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- Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Be Prepared!
- Localization for Exception Messages
- News in the Rakudo 2012.05 release
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- Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Report From The First Day
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- Stop The Rewrites!
- Upcoming Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo, Norway
- A small regex optimization for NQP and Rakudo
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Only Perl 6 can parse Perl 6, or so people say. This is mostly true, since
the only parsers that can handle all known Perl 6 code is the module
STD.pm written in Perl 6.
To get access to that parser, all you have to do is get a checkout of a
directory of the pugs repository, linux with perl-5.10.0 or newer in the
/usr/local/bin/perl and some
modules, like for example Moose and YAML::Syck. When you have
that, type the following commands:
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Now the simplest way to check the syntax of a Perl 6 file is to use the
$ echo 'my ($x, $y) = 1..2;' > test.t $ ./tryfile test.t 00:02 85m
The output might be a bit confusing at first. Since no error message was
given, it means that no syntax error was found. The
00:02 is the
parsing time, and
85 is the memory usage.
Suppose we introduce a syntax error in our test file:
$ echo 'my ($x, $y) = 1..; 2' > wrong.pl $ ./tryfile wrong.pl ############# PARSE FAILED ############# Can't understand next input--giving up at wrong.pl line 1: ------> my ($x, $y) = 1..; 2 expecting any of: prefix or noun whitespace 00:02 85m
The green part of the output indicates the part where the syntax is still
correct, the red part is where the erroneous part begins. (The bold font
weight isn't part of the output, though). At this point, either an
prefix or noun would have been expected, as in
or as in
1..2, or a whitespace, probably followed by another
But if you want to known not only if an expression was parsed, but also
how, then there's another way: There's a syntax highlither based on
STD.pm which generates HTML output that also encodes the parse
$ ./STD_syntax_highlight --full-html=test.html test.t
Open the generated file, test.html (click here
the button labled
Show Syntax Tree. Then when you hoover with the
mouse over a piece of the code, on the right of the browser window a list is
displayed that shows the calling hirarchy of rules in STD.pm.
If you move the mouse to the test
my, you'll see that the top
most parsing statement was
statementlist, which then called
statement, which in turn called
and so on.
You might also notice that
scope_declarator calls
scope_declarator__S_905my, which is slightly misleading. In fact
token scope_declarator is a so called proto rule, which means
that multiple rules have the same name, and if you call that rule, it tries to
match all of them in parallel, and the longest match is picked. From these
proto rules the compiler constructs automatically subrules whose names all
contain the double underscore
So you should actually read the two rules
scope_declarator and
scope_declarator__S_905my as one, where the alternative that
contains the
my matched.
There are other possible ways to get a parse tree (for example modifying
tryfile to emit a YAML parse tree, or using Rakudo's
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After hitting a home run and two doubles off lefties on Wednesday he goes yard off another one for the win. Sweet.
Night to see Stubbs contributing with the home run and then running himself out of a pickoff to set up Kipnis' heroics.
Vinnie didn't look as sharp as usual, giving up the base hit and two line drives to outfielders. Good way to knock off the rust. Sometimes you gotta be lucky.
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Norma's thread on waffles using sourdough mix http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,11552.msg105834.html#msg105834spurred me to remember how long it has been since I made these delicious waffles using leftover starter. Had to make some today with a syrup made from fresh blueberries:
gosh durn it! You people don't know how difficult buying a waffle iron can be here in Mexico.
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The Post's report reveals that the spy agencies tapped into the internal, private fiber-optic links between the companies' data centers. This gave the spooks a view into corporate and customer data moving between data centers—data that the companies likely didn't encrypt because they viewed these dedicated private links as secure. That means that the private communications of millions of ordinary users, both foreign and domestic, were exposed to surveillance by the intelligence agencies.
David Plotz: People have a misguided belief in it, but, in general, the fact that anonymity is increasingly hard to get—Facebook doesn't permit it, most commenting on a lot of sites doesn't permit it—there's a loss when you don't have anonymity.
Emily Bazelon: Oh god, I am so not with you on this one. There is a loss if you're, like, a political dissident in Syria. If you are in this country, almost all of the time, there is a net gain for not having anonymous comments. We so err on the side of 'Oh, free speech, everywhere, everywhere, let people defame each other and not have any accountability for it.' And I think in free societies, that is generally a big mistake. And yes, you can make small exceptions for people who truly feel at risk, like victims of domestic violence are an example, but most of the time it is much healthier discourse when people have to own up to what they are saying.
One of the trends we've seen is how, as the word of the NSA's spying has spread, more and more ordinary people want to know how (or if) they can defend themselves from surveillance online. But where to start?
The bad news is: if you're being personally targeted by a powerful intelligence agency like the NSA, it's very, very difficult to defend yourself. The good news, if you can call it that, is that much of what the NSA is doing is mass surveillance on everybody. With a few small steps, you can make that kind of surveillance a lot more difficult and expensive, both against you individually, and more generally against everyone.
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Three years ago, I wrote of the controversy surrounding the use of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in India. A study by 2010 EFF Pioneer Award winner Hari Prasad and others showed that the EVMs could be hacked. For his troubles, Prasad was charged criminally for alleged theft of the EVM that was studied.
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Algert "Al" Rodgers, 91, of Harrisburg passed away at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013.
He was born in Michigan on April 4, 1921, to Bill and Mary Rodgers. He married Mary Janet Davis on Feb. 28, 1952. She preceded him in death on Feb. 19, 2007.
He was a welder at Will Scarlet Mine in Stonefort until retiring in 1989. Al and Mary enjoyed spending their summers at Kentucky Lake and had many friends there. They had a special bond with their grandchildren, Jami (Fritch) Roe and Matt Fritch.
He is survived by his daughter, Gary (Carole) Gullett of Benton; a son, Richard Rodgers of Florida; a grandson, Matt (Rena) Fritch, Metropolis; a granddaughter, Jami (Brian) Roe, Harrisburg; four great-grandchildren, Braden and Karsyn Fritch, Devon and Brandyn Roe. He has one brother, Bill Rodgers, who resides in Colorado.
Graveside funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, at Sunset Garden Cemetery in Harrisburg, with military rites by the Harrisburg and Carrier Mills American Legion and the National Guard. Those wishing to attend should go directly to the cemetery. There will be no visitation. Arrangements are in the charge of Reed Funeral Chapel in Harrisburg.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital. Envelopes will be available at the cemetery.
Condolences may be made at the obituary page of reedfuneralchapel.com.
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Dear Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard Visitors and Flavorful Rewards Program Members,
Although this time of year tends to be hectic, we never overlook your support of our small business and family farm. Whether you visited the Mill once, repeatedly during the season, or shopped our On-Line Store, we appreciate everything you have done to make our 157th season a success!
These last two weeks set a record for on-line purchases. While processing orders we were amazed at the variety of products and the wide-spread destinations throughout our Country. While creating the gift note cards it became clear how special the Mill is to our visitors, as they described in detail their favorite products to those who have yet to visit.
The Mill's season comes to a close this Sunday, December 22nd. Over our break we will prepare for our 158th season, which begins on April 10th. That day we hope to surprise and delight you with wonderfully flavorful products that you have come to expect from us. Until then please find your favorite products at our On-Line Store which remains open 24 hours a day. Orders may be shipped directly to you or scheduled for a pick-up. Our retail area at Herkimer's Gems Along the Mohawk Store, remains open with many of our best selling items including our Mill-Aged Extra Sharp Cheddar and savory salsas.
From our family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
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Check out our Parking and Directions FAQs for additional information about travel routes and parking accommodations at Turner Field.
Can you pay with a credit card? All Braves parking lots are cash or pass only, however you may purchase season and day-of-game parking in advance using a credit card from the Braves, by calling Ticket Master at 800-745-3000 or 404-577-9100.
Where is the disabled parking? Disabled spaces are located immediately at the front of the green lot. A disabled placard or license plate is required in those areas. Enter the green lot from Hank Aaron. Disabled parking is always open even if the lot is permit only for the game, based upon availability.
Where can I drop someone off? The corner of Hank Aaron and Ralph David Abernathy.
Where do I park to pick up will-call tickets? You may enter the green lot; pay to park in a special will-call ticket area and pick up your tickets. You will need to return to the parking lot and relocate your vehicle. If you paid in advance to park, you may exchange your cash ticket you paid on entry with your parking pass obtained from will-call for a refund from the parking attendant you paid upon entry.
Where do I catch MARTA at Turner Field? Marta buses drop off and pick up on the northwest corner of Turner Field on Ralph David Abernathy (under the interstate bridge. MARTA buses operate for up to one hour after the game.
Where can I catch a cab after the game? A taxi stand is in place beginning (approximately) in the seventh inning on Hank Aaron just south of the main gate.
Do the Braves control all of the parking? All Braves owned properties are identified with large Welcome to Turner Field signs and states the name of the lot, located at the entrance of each parking lot and employees are in distinctive red and black uniforms. There are a few lots surrounding Turner Field that the Braves do not own and cannot be responsible for. Fans are strongly encouraged to park only with the Braves on Turner Field lots.
How late can I leave my car at Turner Field after a game? To facilitate exit the Braves lots remain unlocked for one hour after each regular season game or event. In accordance with the policies of the Atlanta Braves and Major League Baseball vehicles left longer are subject to towing at the owner's expense and risk.
How early do the parking lots open before a game? Unless advertised differently, all lots open three hours before first pitch. When Silver Lots are available, they are open after 5 PM Monday through Friday and regular hours on weekends and holidays.
What is best lot for me to park on? Most fans select a lot based on either their seat location or the direction they will travel to and from the ballpark. High demand games often require the Hank Aaron lots to be permit only very early. Fans are encouraged to come early, and park on the Braves lots west of the interstate, utilize MARTA, or purchase parking in advance by calling Ticket Master at 800-745-3000 / 404-249-6400.
What is the Hyundai lot? The Hyundai lot is a premium lot reserved exclusively for authorized Hyundai customers. Please contact your Hyundai dealership for more information. Authorized vehicles are assessed the regular parking fee. Spaces are limited and are available on a first come first served basis.
What is the Delta Medallion Lot? The Delta Medallion Lot is a premium lot reserved exclusively for Delta SkyMiles Medallion® members. Any fan with a valid Medallion card may park on the Delta Medallion Lot for no additional charge provided they have a valid Braves parking permit or cash. Cash spaces are limited and are on a first come first served basis.
The Preferred Valet spaces in this area are reserved and are only available when purchasing a full season pass.
How early do I have to get to the park if I have a parking pass? Parking Pass Holders are guaranteed a space on all lots. We encourage all fans to arrive at least one hour before first pitch to provide the best spaces available. Do not be discouraged if lots are signed as PERMIT ONLY, it simply means we are saving a space for you.
What happens when the lots are full? Fans without parking passes will be routed using changeable message signs and staff to overflow parking. The overflow parking is located just west of the ballpark.
What are the benefits of pre-paid guaranteed parking? First, its cheaper. Second, it assures you of a parking space at the ballpark in an official Braves lot even if the game or our lots are sold out.
How come on some games your lots are permit only? High demand and post season games require more spaces than can be accommodated at Turner Field. For these games, often fans will purchase parking in advance. The pre-sell and regular parking pass needs require that the lots along Hank Aaron Drive be held for pre-paid parking only.
Is tailgating permitted? Tailgating is allowed, however open flame cooking is restricted to the grassy areas of each lot. No open flame cooking is permitted on the lot surface. Tents and large umbrellas are not permitted. Other than Braves approved sponsor functions we do not reserve spaces for tailgating. Tailgaters may not use adjacent parking spaces and are limited to the space occupied by their vehicle.
Where do buses park? Bus parking is available in the Gray Lot off Central Avenue and Ralph David Abernathy.
What happens if it rains out after I park? If a game is postponed you may use your parking pass stub for the rescheduled game.
When should we arrive at the ballpark? Traffic in Atlanta can be difficult at times. The Braves have taken several steps to reduce the time to enter and exit the lots, but cannot control the traffic outside of the park. We recommend that fans plan to arrive no less than one hour before first pitch.
Who should I call about complaints, comments, or suggestions? The Turner Field parking operator is Impark Parking. They can be reached at 404-614-2303 and welcome your input.
What if I experience car trouble? If you experience automotive problems while in a Turner Field parking lot, please contact security or a parking attendant, and simply raise the hood of your vehicle. AAA Auto Service is on site to provide assistance.
Where can I park my motorcycle? Motorcycle parking is located in all the Turner Field parking lots at general parking rates. Single motorcycles may pay the parking rate for a single parking space. Two motorcycles may share a parking space at parking rate with a maximum of two motorcycles per space.
Where should I parky my Recreational Vehicle (RV)? RV parking is permitted in the Gray Lot only. No overnight parking is allowed.
Where can I park my bicycle? Bicycle parking is available near the Turner Field Northwest gate at the corner of Pollard Blvd and Georgia Avenue Southwest. Please see a Turner Field representative for specific locations if needed. Bicycles are not allowed throughout the parking lots for safety reasons.


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Found in estuaries around the world, oysters play a valuable role in ecosystems and economies. These unassuming mollusks have sustained Native Americans, cleaned polluted harbors, provided critical habitat, and created waterside cultures. The exhibition Oysters, the Pearls of Long Island Sound explores the science and natural history of oysters, particularly the Long Island Sound's native Eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica.
Free with admission: $7.00 adult | $6.00 senior and student
Bruce Museum
(203) 869-0376
We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of this information. However, you should always call ahead to confirm dates, times, location, and other information.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (244 votes).
In short: A Good solid race, just not a couple of minor faultsIn full: The Brighton half is a good solid and flat race. It is mainly well organised, the only exceptions being that the starting pen flags went up very late this year (about 15 mins before the race start) which meant a fair few slower runners had put themselves too far forward with no real time to make their way back! Also, it is very crowded after the race making your way along side the Charity Village from the Baggage drop past the finish. It would be better if they could move the village onto the beach, although of course I don't know if that is an actual viable option. That said, recommended race, with great support and a nice big medal.Date of review: February 26, 2015
In short: Not inspiring, but good atmosphereIn full: This is a yearly trip down South to visit the in laws, and has a good atmosphere, but the route is not particularly interesting, and I have a constant gripe about the bottle necks trying to get to the bag drop, and the apparently worsening of organising the pens - inevitably there are 2hr runners near the front.Date of review: February 23, 2015
In short: Good 1/2In full: I've run this 3 times and intend to be back next year. I like the course, and there's good crowd support. The anniversary medal this year was huge! My slight gripes are congestion to get past the start pens and charity tents to the baggage drop, I wish they'd hand out the medals first after the finish line (thought I'd missed them), and the goody bag was a bit sad for an anniversary race (but I guess the budget went on the medal). Thanks Brighton, see you next yearDate of review: February 22, 2015
In short: Great Atmos[hereDate of review: April 7, 2014
In short: Great PB potential and great atmosphereIn full: Really flat race, few corners, cracking atmosphere and great potential for a PB. Maybe recommend the event organisers don't have the bag drop all the way down near Concorde 2 though Date of review: March 2, 2014
In short: Another fab Brighton HalfIn full: Fourth time I've run this race and it never disappoints me. Fab weather again this year and great local crowd support. Fantastic medal as wellDate of review: February 28, 2014
In short: Fast course - on a day with good weather!In full: Enjoyed the race as hit a PB - in part because the weather was ideal, and also the course works well with undulating in first 4 miles - and of this, downhill from 4m turn which gets the legs turning over for a straight 6m along the seafront. As with most races, need more loos - but compounded by a bottle next area between bags and startDate of review: February 28, 2014
In short: A favourite!In full: This is the third time I have done this race and it continues to be one of my favourites. The route is fairly flat with a few undulations mainly in the first 4 miles. Support is fabulous and the organisation and marshalling was also good.Only slight criticism is the start area gets very crowded with queues for the loos and people walk to and from the bag drop area. There must be a better way of arranging this, maybe by barring non-runners from the start area.Otherwise a great race.Date of review: February 28, 2014
In short: Brilliant!In full: Couldn't ask for more really. Oh actually yes I could. Toilets.Date of review: February 28, 2014
In short: Toilets? I done mine on the beach, plenty of room and no queueing. No problem on the route either. Date of review: February 26, 2014
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Holy Trinity Seniors to meet
Holy Trinity Seniors will meet on Thursday, April 11 at 12:30 p.m. in the Parish Center. Members should bring their own lunches. This is an important meeting, and all members are urged to attend.
Workshop set
LILY DALE The Rev. Joseph Shiel will head a workshop, " Introduction to Spirit Art," at the Church of the Living Spirit, located in the Lily Dale Assembly Hall on Cleveland Avenue. The class, scheduled 2-4 p.m., Sunday, deals with practices of spirit artistry and how they illuminate the reality of the continuation of life after death. For registrations, call 595-2697.


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Hi Bellas,
I'm back with another tutorial! This one is just for Valentines Day. I did a pink and purple sparkley cut crease for those of you who've been asking for another bright look. I also used a familiar trio which is and oldie but goody.
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Check out the video!
In this look, I brought out my old MAC Heatherette Trio. I always make an effort to revisit old products in my collection to make sure that they get some love. You can edit this look to be a little more neutral by taking out the glitter. If not, this is the perfect look for a fun night out!
The final look!
Here's What I Used:
Palladio Liquid Mineral Foundation in Sandy Beige and Honey Beige
MAC Blunt Blush
MAC Summer Rose Beauty Powder
MAC Shy Beauty Beauty Powder Blush
NYX eyeshadow base in medium
MAC Heatherette Trio #2
MAC Red Violet e/s
NYX Candy Glitter in Hot Pink
NYX White Pencil
Milani Color Brilliance Pencil in Purple
Tarte Brow Pencil in Med Brown
Tarte Purple Graffiti Eye Pen
Shisem Lashes
Senna Black Velvet Liner
Wet N Wild 101B Pink Lipstick
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Valentines Day Makeup - Pink & Purple Cut Crease
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- hanidee said...
Beautiful! Really miss these looks from you<3
- February 8, 2011 at 3:19 PM
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Really cute make up! I enjoy your videos very much ;)
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really cute i love this
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This is a really fun look. Great job!! Pink and purple, pink and purple, pink and purple LOL
- February 9, 2011 at 10:48 AM
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David Tutera Celebrate Card System
Have you been over to the David Tutera Celebrate Cardmaking System Facebook page yet?
They are SO CLOSE to 2000 LIKES! Let's help them. PLUS, you won't miss out on the beautiful inspiration pieces like this that they feature over there on a daily basis.
And another gorgeous card for Mother's Day or any occasion….Just swap the sentiment!
And a detail…just love how Shaunte used the inside die cut piece of this step two layer to make a little window box!


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Implementation of the anti-corruption
policy and strategy in Albania and other topical issues
will be addressed at a high-level conference on
'Anti-corruption Reforms in Albania' next Monday, 22
November 2010. Prime Minister of the Republic of
Albania, Mr Sali Berisha, Deputy Secretary General of
the Council of Europe, Ms Maud De Boer-Buquicchio, and
Chargé d'Affaires with the European Union Delegation to
Albania Mr Luigi Brusa will speak at the conference
along with other ministers, representatives of
independent institutions and civil society. The event
will be held at the Hotel Tirana International from
16h00 to 19h30.
Agenda: English
Media Advisory: English
Following its first year of implementation, the PACA project will hold its third Steering Committee Meeting on 8 September 2010. The Project stands at an important
crossroads as risk analyses of five sectors are set to begin, assistance to the prevention of corruption in the education sector gets fully underway and PACA
assistance to Albania's Anti-corruption Strategy is expected to culminate in a further improved Action Plan for 2011 and standardised reporting on implementation for 2010. The PACA Team will also summarise project achievements in the first 12 months.The meeting will bring together the representative of partners institutions, Delegation of the European Union to Albania and the Council of Europe.
PACA organised a study visit of 12 Albanian prosecutors, police officers, tax and customs' officers as well as FIU officials to Austrian Ministry of Interior. The study visit was supposed to precede the release of the Manual on the Investigation of Economic Crime and touched upon the main themes of the manual such as the methods of proof deployed in the investigation of economic crime, the use of special investigative techniques in the investigation of economic crime, the use of witnesses and informants in the prosecution of economic crime and inter agency cooperation in the prosecution of economic crime.
Agenda: English
The objective of this event was to bring together the actors and obliged entities under the Law on Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing and discuss possible further steps to improve the law and its implementation.
Agenda: English /
On 17 March PACA released two
technical papers, respectively
on the Compatibility of
Albanian Law on the Forfeiture
of Crime Proceeds with
International Standards and
The Applicability of the
Penal Code Provisions on
Criminal Forfeiture and the
Anti-Mafia Law Provisions on
Civil Forfeiture with regard to
Offences of Money Laundering and
Financing of Terrorism. On 17 March PACA released two
technical papers, respectively
on the Compatibility of
Albanian Law on the Forfeiture
of Crime Proceeds with
International Standards and
The Applicability of the
Penal Code Provisions on
Criminal Forfeiture and the
Anti-Mafia Law Provisions on
Civil Forfeiture with regard to
Offences of Money Laundering and
Financing of Terrorism. Following the release of the two
technical papers, on 31 March,
PACA a
roundtable in Durres attended
by the Joint Investigative Units
(a multi disciplinarygroup of
prosecutors and public officials
from other law enforcement
agencies entrusted with the
investigation of economic
crime), prosecutors from the
Serious Crimes Prosecution
Office and the Albanian
Financial Unit. The event was
organized jointly with OPDAT
(Overseas Prosecutorial
Development, Assistance and
Training Program of the US
During March PACA has
helped improve the
training module used by
the Albanian
Training Institute of
Public Administration.
Following the revision
of the module, in
cooperation with the
Training Institute of
Public Administration
and the USAID's Rule
of Law Project, during
April PACA held 5
trainings with local
government officials on
ethics and the
implementation of the
Law on Conflict of
Interest. Namely the trainings
took place on April 5-6, 2010 in
Elbasan, April 8-9, 2010
in Durres, April 12-13,
2010 in Shkoder, April
15-16, 2010 in Fier, and
April 20-21, 2010 in
The PACA Project Steering Committee meeting discussed the implementation of the PACA project during its first six months (from 1 September 2009) and how to move forward on implementation of certain specific project activities, notably the selection of institutions for corruption risk analyses. The meeting took place in the building of the Council of Ministers of Albania.
Agenda: English /
As the Inception Phase had ended, project's start-up event took place in Tirana International Hotel with the participation of all PACA stakeholders. The event's aim was to
review the draft workplan and calendar of activities and adopt their final versions.
A team mission took place in order to
discuss the project and its Workplan
in particular with the main
counterpart (DIACA). The team
composed of CoE Secretariat members
and PACA Team to be deployed in
Tirana, carried out the start-up
technical workshops with the project
beneficiaries aimed at initiating
the design of the workplan of
activities in line with the
project's logframe.
Initial meetings took place in
Strasbourg between the PACA team
representatives and the main project
counterpart (DIACA representatives)
to discuss initial planning of
start-up activities with the main
beneficiary institutions.
The recruitment procedures foreseen
for PACA team took place as
planned. As a result the following
team members were recruited and now
contracted to commence work as of 1
December 2009: one Team Leader
(Consultant); one Long -term Adviser
(Consultants); one Local Project
Officer (Secretariat).


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One more counterfeiter in a ring in Bermeton, Washington was caught on video surveillance by a cell phone by one of her co-conspirators. The woman is shown pulling a fake $20 from a printer. Police have accused these suspects with targeting Girl Scout troops and allegedly conning them out of more than $1,000.
The scheme revolved around buying girl scout cookies to launder the money. To ad insult to injury, the "real-looking" money was reportedly made with a printer bought from a local ToysRUs. One of the girl scout leaders realized the money was fake when she tried to get change at a bank. Now troop leaders are told to not accept 20s unless they have a counterfeiting pen that turns yellow to detect real money. The girl scout leaders have said they will use this experience as a teaching tool about safety and security. They stated they are going to teach the girls about fraud and security and even go as far as to give out fraud badges. This may sound like a far cry from friendship badge, but does show the importance of being vigilant especially when it comes to children, who are most vulnerable.
There are many ways to protect your child and teach them about dangerous situations and suspicious people. Many girl scouts take the door to door approach to selling their cookies. Many parents choose to keep track of their children's location with a GPS Tracker or similar device.Read More →


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A great way to add a little more festivity this upcoming Christmas is by creating your very own Christmas gift tags and stickers. Maybe you're tired of spending an arm-and-a-leg at the store shopping for generic Christmas tags to stick to your beautifully crafted presents. Sound familiar? We have the answer for you.
We feature some of the best and brightest personalized Christmas sticker gift tags each and every holiday. You can customize each tag or sticker exactly to your liking, adding a bit of your own personality into every gift you give. We also carry Christmas greeting stickers that you can adhere to any outgoing holiday correspondence for more of a joyful experience all season long.


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- Grilled Catfish Fillets with Tabasco Butter Sauce
- Grilled Catfish with Coffee Butter
- Grilled Catfish Tacos with Citrus Slaw
- Grilled Lemon Grass Catfish with Hoisin-Ginger Sauce
- Spicy Grilled Catfish
- Catfish with Tangy Sauce
- Grilled Fish with Nectarine Mint Salsa
- Sydney-Sider Grilled Whitefish-Nectarine Skewers
- Ranchero Grilled Salmon Steak with Roasted Corn-Black Bean Salsa
- Pacific Ocean Salmon with Fresh Vegetables
Grilled Catfish Fillets with Tabasco Butter Sauce
2 tablespoons celery salt
2 teaspoons freshly milled black pepper
2 teaspoons sweet paprika
1/8 teaspoon ground cayenne
Six catfish fillets, about 8 ounces each and ¾ inch thick
Tabasco Butter
4 tablespoons (½ stick) butter
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 garlic clove, minced
1 to 1½ tablespoons Tabasco sauce
Salt, optional
Vegetable oil spray
Make a spice rub, combining in a small bowl the celery salt, pepper, paprika, and cayenne. Coat the catfish with the rub. Wrap the catfish in plastic and let them sit at room temperature for 20 to 30 minutes. Fire up the grill*, bringing the heat to medium-high. Place butter ingredients in a small saucepan. Heat on either the stovetop or on the grill until melted and bubbly and keep warm over low heat. Just before placing the fillets on the grill, spray the fillets lightly, but thoroughly, with oil before placing them on the grill. Grill catfish uncovered for a total of 7 to 9 minutes, carefully turning twice so that one side cooks a bit longer and crisps a bit more than the other. Use a spatula rather than tongs for turning the catfish—this prevents loss of juices. The fish is done when flaky and opaque. Serve immediately with the crisper side up, accompanied by the sauce. Serves 6.
*Note: Before firing up the grill to grill fish, make sure to have a clean, oiled grate.
Source: America's Outdoor Cooking Experts, Bill and Cheryl Jamison
Grilled Catfish with Coffee Butter
(Courtesy of the Catfish Institute)
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon instant coffee powder
¼ cup margarine, melted
¼ teaspoon onion powder
½ teaspoon salt
2 pounds U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish fillets
Instructions: Combine all ingredients expect catfish fillets. Brush mixture very thickly onto fillets. Broil 3 to 4 inches from the grill for 10 minutes. Turn and brush fish again with sauce. Broil 10 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily. Serves 6.
Grilled Catfish Tacos with Citrus Slaw
(Courtesy of the Catfish Institute)
4 US Farm-Raised Catfish fillets
1 tablespoon mild or hot chili powder
1 tablespoon canola oil
1 tablespoon fresh lemon or lime juice
Lemon or/lime wedges
Citrus leaves (optional)
Citrus slaw (ingredients follow)
2 cups prepared coleslaw mix
1 cup orange sections, diced
1 cup thinly sliced red bell pepper
½ cup vertically sliced red onion
2 tablespoons canola oil
2 tablespoons seasoned rice vinegar
Instructions: Prepare grill. Combine chili powder, oil and lime juice in a small bowl; brush over both sides of fillets. Arrange in a wire grilling basket coated with cooking spray.
Place grilling basket on grill rack; grill 6-8 minutes on each side until catfish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Place 1 fillet on a tortilla, and top with ¾ cup Citrus Slaw. Squeeze lemon and line over slaw. Garnish with cilantro, if desired.
For Citrus Slaw: Combine all ingredients in a bowl; tossing gently. Cover and chill. Serves 4.
Grilled Lemon Grass Catfish with Hoisin-Ginger Sauce
(Courtesy of the Catfish Institute)
For marinating catfish:
4 U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish fillets
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 tablespoon minced fresh lemon grass, or grated lemon zest, to taste
For Hoisin-Ginger Sauce*:
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
2 tablespoons finely minced yellow onion
1 cup hoisin sauce
1 cup water
1/3 cup rice wine vinegar or white vinegar
¼ teaspoon ground chili paste (optional)
*Hoisin sauce and chili paste are available at Asian markets
For garnish:
Green Onions
Instructions: Place catfish in a shallow pan and sprinkle with oil and lemon grass or lemon zest. Set aside.
To make the sauce, heat oil in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and garlic and sauté for about 1 minute. Add hoisin sauce, water, vinegar and chili paste, if using. Reduce heat an simmer for about 10 minutes or until a cream consistency. If sauce is too thick, add more water. Set aside.
Prepare the grill.
Place fillets on an oiled grill rack. Grill about 4 inches from the heat source for 2 or 3 minutes on each side, or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Place fillets on serving plates and spoon a little of the sauce on top. Spring with green onions and peanuts and serve.
Spicy Grilled Catfish
(Courtesy of the Catfish Institute)
2 tablespoons olive oil
¼ cup lime juice
1 cup Chardonnay wine
2 tablespoons dry mustard
2 tablespoons chili powder
2 teaspoons pepper
½ cup chopped fresh cilantro
½ teaspoon salt (optional)
1 pound U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish fillets
Instructions: Mix olive oil, lime juice, wine, mustard, chili powder, pepper, cilantro and salt in medium bowl. Transfer half of the marinade mixture to another bowl and reserve for basting catfish. Add catfish to the first bowl; marinate for 15 minutes.
Drain fillets and discard marinade. Place fillets on an oiled grill rack.
Grill 4 inches from the heat source, basting with reserved marinade for about 3 minutes on each side, or until fish flakes with a tested with a fork.
Catfish with Tangy Sauce
(Courtesy of the Catfish Institute)
¼ cup orange juice
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 tablespoons light soy sauce
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 clove garlic, minced
1/8 teaspoon pepper
4 pounds U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish fillets
Instructions: Mix orange juice, oil, soy sauce, lemon juice, garlic and pepper in a bowl.
Brush catfish fillets with sauce mixture. Place fillets on a oiled grill rack. Grill about 4 inches from heat source for 5 minutes on each side, brushing frequently with sauce or until fish flakes when tested with a fork.
Grilled Fish with Nectarine Mint Salsa
(Courtesy of the California Tree Fruit Agreement)
4 medium halibut, swordfish or mahi mahi fillets or steaks
3 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 cloves minced fresh garlic
1/4 teaspoon lemon pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
Nectarine Mint Salsa: (recipe follows)
1 cup diced fresh California nectarines
3 tablespoons finely chopped red bell pepper
2 tablespoons sliced green onions
2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
1/2 tablespoon chopped fresh mint
1/2 finely chopped small seeded jalapeno pepper
To prepare salsa: Stir together all ingredients and keep covered until ready to serve.
Instructions: Prepare grill for cooking fish over medium-high heat. Rinse fish and pat dry. Melt butter in a small saucepan. Add lemon juice, garlic, lemon pepper and salt; simmer for 1 minute over low heat and set aside. Cook fish steaks for about 5 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily with a fork, brushing liberally with butter mixture during the last few minutes of cooking. Serve with a large scoop of Nectarine Mint Salsa.
Makes 4 servings.
Sydney-Sider Grilled Whitefish-Nectarine Skewers
(Courtesy of the California Tree Fruit Agreement)
1 pound thick fillets of firm white fist
2 fresh California nectarines, cut into large cubes
2 tablespoon olive oil
2 tablespoon lemon juice
2 tablespoon apple juice
2 tablespoon rubbed sage
4 teaspoon minced garlic
¼ teaspoon pepper
1/3 cup dry white wine such as Chardonnay or Sauvignon
Instructions: Cut fish into large cubes and thread onto skewers with nectarine cubes. Mix oil, lemon juice, sage, garlic and pepper. Brush over skewers and barbecue over medium coals for 10 minutes or until done as desired. Makes 4 Servings.
Ranchero Grilled Salmon Steak with Roasted Corn-Black Bean Salsa
(Courtesy of the California Salmon Council)
4 fresh California King Salmon steaks (six-oz)
For Citrus Marinade:
½ cup fresh orange juice
¼ cup fresh lime juice
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 garlic cloves, crushed
1 serano chili, seeded and minced
2 teaspoons lime zest, grated
½ teaspoons salt
1/8 teaspoons coarsely ground black pepper
To prepare marinade: In a small bowl whisk together orange juice, lime juice, oil, garlic, chili, lime zest, salt and pepper.
Roasted Corn-Black Bean Salsa:
3 to 4 ears of fresh corn
1 can (15 oz) black beans, rinsed
2 roma tomatoes, diced
1/3 cup green onions, minced
1/3 cilantro, minced
2 serano chilies, seeded and minced
½ teaspoons salt
½ chili powder
¼ teaspoons ground black pepper
1/3 cup Citrus Marinade
To prepare the Roasted Corn-Black Bean Salsa: Roast the ears of corn on the barbecue until cooked and golden brown, 5 to 10 minutes. Cool. Slice kernels off the cob and place in medium bowl. Mix in the black beans, tomatoes, green onions, cilantro, serano chilies, salt, chili powder, pepper and citrus marinade. Stir gently.
Instructions: Rinse salmon steaks and pat dry. Prepare the Citrus Marinade. Remove 1/3 cup of the marinade and reserve to add to the Roasted Corn-Black Bean Salsa. Pour the remainder of the marinade over the salmon in plastic bag and marinade in the refrigerator while making the salsa. Place the salmon on an oiled grill 4 inches from medium-hot coals. Grill about 5 minutes on each side, brushing with marinade from time to time. (Discard leftover marinade.) Salmon is done when the meat flakes easily and is evenly colored. Serve with Roasted Corn-Black Bean Salsa. Makes 4 servings.
Pacific Ocean Salmon with Fresh Vegetables
(Courtesy of the California Salmon Council)
4 fresh California King Salmon fillets (six-oz.)
(Rinse salmon fillets and pat dry. Set the fillets aside)
For Balsamic Marinade:
1/3 cup olive oil
3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
3 tablespoons seasoned rice wine vinegar
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
2 cloves of garlic, crushed
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon coarsely ground pepper
¼ teaspoon crushed red pepper
To prepare marinade: In a small bowl whisk together oil, vinegar, mustard, garlic, salt, black and red pepper. Remove 1/4 cup marinade to baste the salmon while grilling.
For Vegetables:
¾ lbs broccoli florets with 2-1/2 inch stems
1 cup roma tomatoes, diced
1/3 cup red onion, diced
2 tablespoons capers
2 tablespoons fresh basil leaves, chopped
2 tablespoons fresh dill, chopped
Balsamic vinegar
Instructions: Steam broccoli about 5 minutes or until crisp-tender. Rinse with cold water. Place in a large bowl with tomatoes, onions, capers, basil, and dill. Pour remainder of marinade over the vegetables in a bowl and marinade. Grill salmon and serve fish over room-temperature vegetables. Makes 4 servings.


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Gowanda – Elizabeth Allen, a lifelong resident of Gowanda, NY, passed away Tuesday (June 25, 2013) at the Gowanda Rehabilitation and Nursing Center after a long illness.
Born May 24, 1928 in Gowanda she was the daughter of John and Helen Witt Coudrey.
Mrs. Allen was a graduate of Gowanda High School and was first employed at the Gowanda State Hospital. She then drove a school bus for the Gowanda Bus Service for several years. She continued her employment with New York State as a therapy aide for the J.N. Adam Development Center until her retirement.
She was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ in Gowanda and was a member of the Gowanda Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary for over sixty years. She also was a member of the Gowanda American Legion Auxiliary, the VFW Auxiliary, the Women of the Moose and the Slovenian Club of Gowanda.
Surviving are one son, John (Karen) Coudrey of Gowanda; five grandchildren; five great grandchildren; one brother, Bob (Nancy) Coudrey of Gowanda; and several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by a son, Kenneth Coudrey; two grandsons, Kenneth Coudrey, Jr. and Jacob Coudrey; two brothers, Albert "Jack" Coudrey and John Albert Coudrey, Jr.; and two sisters, June Troutman and Pearl Coudrey.
The family will gather for a memorial visitation at the Mentley Funeral Home, Inc. 105 E. Main St. Gowanda on Saturday (June 29, 2013) from 6-7p.m. at which time a memorial service will be held. Rev. Sue Hodges, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, will officiate. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Gowanda.
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Bulldogs edge Red Devils in OT
IRONWOOD – Hancock finally got the breaks it needed to win a close game Friday, as the Bulldogs got the stop on an overtime two-point conversion to beat Ironwood 28-26 in WestPAC play.
"I thought I was going to have a heart attack," Hancock coach Matt Walter said to the Daily Globe of Ironwood. "Every time I come here it's tough and a very close game. We've lost two games on two-point conversions, so it was good to finally win one the same way. But I think losing on those two-point conversions taught us to keep fighting no matter what and we did that today.
"Ironwood sure didn't play like an 0-7 team. They were as physical or more physical than the teams we've played. They should get all the credit in the world."
Hancock led 20-12 with 1:48 to go when Ironwood's Taylor Killam outjumped a Hancock defender for a
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tipped ball, leading to a 48-yard scoring play. Quarterback Adam Mackey hit Jared Sobolewski for the game-tying two-point conversion.
Hancock's Tanner Kearly just made it by inches on a fourth-and-goal QB sneak to start the overtime.
Mackey completed a desperation pass on fourth-and-10 to Sobolewski, tying the game, but could not complete the conversion pass.
Hancock overcame giving up an 82-yard touchdown on the opening kick-off from Denver Sharrow, tying it on a 6-yard pass from Kearly to Carl Kangas late in the first half.
Ironwood took another lead late in the third, but two scores in 62 seconds turned the tide for the visitors. Kearly hit Kangas for a 12-yard TD pass to tie it, then completed the conversion to Chase Anderson for a 14-12 lead.
Hancock recovered an onside kick, then scored on a 40-yard touchdown run by Brandon Barnes to give the Bulldogs a 20-12 lead with 4:22 to play.
Barnes ran for 193 yards on 30 carries to lead Hancock, while Kearly threw for 146 on 10-of-27 attempts.
Hancock (3-4, 2-2 WestPAC) plays at West Iron County next week, while Ironwood (0-7, 0-5) is at Calumet.
Hancock 0 6 0 14 8 – 28
Ironwood 6 0 6 8 6 – 26
First Quarter
Iwd – Denver Sharrow 82 kick return (kick failed), 11:48
Second Quarter
Han – Carl Kangas 6 pass from Tanner Kearly (kick failed), 1:18
Third Quarter
Iwd – Jake DiGiorgio 5 pass from Adam Mackey (pass failed), 3:56
Fourth Quarter
Han – Kangas 12 pass from Kearly (Chase Anderson pass from Kearly), 5:24
Han – Brandon Barnes 40 run (kick blocked), 4:22
Iwd – Taylor Killam 49 pass from Mackey (Jared Sobolewski pass from Mackey), 1:48
Han – Kearly 1 run (Brandon Barnes run)
Iwd – Jared Sobolewski 10 pass from Mackey (pass failed)
Total offense – HAN 343 (197 rush, 146 pass); IWD 264 (191 rush, 73 pass); First downs – HAN 13, IWD 10; Rushing – Hancock, Brandon Barnes 30-193, Jake Fenton 4-1, William Lucier 1-0, Tanner Kearly 8-3. Ironwood, Adam Mackey 12-70, Brody Stefonich 11-56, Denver Sharrow 7-18, Shane Buckley 9-47.
Passing – Hancock, Tanner Kearly 10-27-146-1. Ironwood, Adam Mackey 4-12-73-0.
Receiving – Ironwood, Jake DiGiorgio 1-5, Jared Sobolewski 1-10, Zach Combs 1-6, Taylor Killum 1-52.
Forest Park 57, Baraga 0
BARAGA – Baraga's attempt to air it out against Forest Park was foiled Friday, as the Trojans picked off five Viking passes and rolled to victory.
With the win, FP (7-0, 3-0) adds a share of the Great Western Conference to the playoff berth it already had in hand.
FP scored five times in the first quarter, getting two rushing touchdowns apiece from Lee Graff and Austin Snell.
Baraga was held to 67 total yards, 40 through the air.
Dillion Huckstaedt had 16 yards on 11 carries and completed six passes, four to Corbin Crittenden, for 40 yards.
Baraga (0-7, 0-4) plays its last two games on the road, starting at Houghton next Friday.
Forest Park can win the GWC title outright by beating Gogebic at home next Friday.
Forest Park 32 0 19 6 – 57
Baraga 0 0 0 0 – 0
First quarter
FP – Austin Snell, 8-yd. run (Brett Smithson kick), 9:29.
FP – Lee Graff, 13-yd. run (kick failed), 7:18.
FP – Dan Nocerini, 18-yd. pass from Connor Kezerle (kick failed), 5:01.
FP – Graff, 6-yd. run (kick failed), 2:30.
FP – Snell, 2-yd. pass from Kezerle (Smithson kick), 1:47.
Second quarter
No scoring
Third quarter
FP – Graff, 49-yd. run (kick failed), 10:05.
FP – Snell, 62-yard punt return (pass failed), 6:40.
FP – Bill Ragio, 2-yd. pass from Kezerle (Smithson kick), 1:00.
Fourth quarter
FP – Steven West, fumble recovery in end zone (no attempt), 5:07.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (95 votes).
In short: Brilliant 10k race - faultless and outstanding organisationIn full: I have ran this race a few times now and it is well worth the trip from Manchester. It is just the right size - not overcrowded and there is plenty of space ( especially after half way on the way back along the prom!!) A credit to penny lane striders. Back next yearDate of review: July 6, 2011
In short: Fab race made better by great marshalls. Plenty of water and lovely technical tee shirt. See you next year when i will be Lady over 65 Date of review: July 4, 2011
In short: Well organised- well run raceIn full: Well organised race, with great encouragment from the marshalls throughout. Will definitely be back next year!!Date of review: July 4, 2011
In short: well organised scenic 10kIn full: First time i've done this race and was very impressed with it, loved the run down the prom, felt like the half marathon in march, only 5 times hotter! Twisted my ankle at the top of the steps though which cost me a bit of time, but enjoyed it all the same! will be back next yearDate of review: July 3, 2011
In short: Nice mix of flat prom and a park/wood diversion with slight undulation. Excellent marshalling throughout including painting every tree root.Date of review: July 3, 2011
In short: mixture of fast and flat, with challenging sectionsIn full: Fisrt time doing this race, loved it, got at PB (although strangely not on what I would call a a PB course!) Beuty I think is in the variety it offeres. Some fast and flat sections, some interesting bumps, trails and turns. Also a mixture of club and non club runners meant atmosphere friendly and relaxed. A race I would certainly recommend for a fisrt timers as well as a regualr runner. Well done Penny Lne Striders, you ut on an event to be proud of!Date of review: July 3, 2011
In short: My 1st time at this eventIn full: Brilliant race, mostly flat, was a little warm in parts due to glorious sunshine, excellent t-shirt and excellent marshals, cheering and clapping and giving shouts of encouragement, thank you all involved,hope to be back next yearDate of review: July 3, 2011
In short: Fantastic race, exceptional organisation, value for money and mostly flat. Will be back next year. Well done to everyone taking part and all marshalls/race co-ordinators.Date of review: July 3, 2011
In short: Great Race Great Price Great OrganisationIn full: Best value race in Liverpool Great organisation even marked off tree roots on the off road section. New course since i ran it but nice change from running along the front and the steps were fun Great tshirt at the end and even the chicken pieces at the end were tasty Roll on 2012Date of review: July 3, 2011
In short: well organised event. nice run down the banks of the mersey Date of review: July 3, 2011
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"RickStark79"quoting"Genuine_Indian_Guru""Cheap Trick - Lap of Luxery
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State closes on 9,300 more acres of former Finch lands
The state has completed the purchase of another 9,300 acres in the Adirondacks, most of it former Finch, Pruyn and Co. timberlands.
The lands involved in this second phase of the Finch deal, which the governor announced last summer, include the 2,800-acre OK Slip Falls tract in the town of Indian Lake, the 1,500-acre Casey Brook tract in the town of North Hudson, the 940-acre Indian River tract in the towns of Minerva and Indian Lake, and The Saddles, a 2,500-acre parcel in the Washington County town of Whitehall. The deal also includes two smaller tracts in Warren and Washington counties.
The state buying the land from the Adirondack Chapter of The Nature Conservancy, which had bought it from Finch, Pruyn as part of a 161,000-acre deal in 2007. The Conservancy sold more than 90,000 of those acres to a Dutch pension fund for logging, with conservation easements sold to the state. Another 69,000 is going to the state.
The state paid the Conservancy $6.3 million for the latest 9,300 acres and will pay full property taxes on each tract, according to a press release from Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office.
"There is not a more fitting way to celebrate Earth Week than protecting spectacular property in the Adirondack Park that will create tourism opportunities and bring more visitors to this magnificent place," Cuomo said in the release. "With these newest acquisitions, we are building upon past state investments in the Adirondacks as we enhance a world-class Park that contains a wealth of private and public lands in one of the most beautiful settings on earth."
State officials had hinted in recent months that they were close to finalizing the purchase of several of these tracts. One aspect of the deal that hadn't been reported, however, is that the state is getting $500,000 from The Nature Conservancy to be used for "economic development and community connections" in the towns involved in the Finch deal, including Newcomb, Minerva, North Hudson, Indian Lake and Long Lake.
TNC spokeswoman Connie Prickett said Tuesday that the specifics of how those funds will be doled out and used are still in the works, but "you could sort of envision things like promotion and stewardship of these new lands and public access.
"We're going to work out the details, but this is one way for the Nature Conservancy to continue with its community outreach and keep the momentum going for communities to benefit from their proximity to these newly protected lands," she said. "We look forward to working with DEC and local stakeholders to figure out the spending plan for those funds."
The state has signed a contract to buy 69,000 acres of former Finch lands in phases over five years for $48 million, using money drawn from each year's state Environmental Protection Fund. The first phase of the deal closed in December, when the state bought the 18,000-acre Essex Chain of Lakes tract in Newcomb and Minerva for $12.3 million.
State Adirondack Park Agency officials said last month that they're working on a draft classification plan for at least three of the tracts the state has closed on: the Essex Chain, OK Slip Falls and Indian River parcels. The plan will determine the extent of public and recreational access to the lands, most of which have been off limits to the public since before the Civil War.
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed classifying 13,000 acres of the Essex Chain parcel as wild forest, making it part of a new Essex Chain Canoe Recreation Area. Another portion of the Essex Chain tract – a section that runs along the Hudson River – would become part of a new Hudson River Gorge Wilderness that would also include the Indian River and OK Slip parcels, and what is now the Hudson River Gorge Primitive Area.
A public comment period will begin once APA's draft classification plan is released, likely sometime in the next few months, and public hearings will be held around the state before the agency's recommendations are sent to the governor for approval.
Once the classifications are approved, DEC will develop unit management plans for the properties, but the public won't have to wait until then to access some of the former Finch lands.
The APA and DEC are currently working on an interim public access plan that would provide early access to the Hudson and Cedar rivers through the Essex Chain of Lakes and Indian River tracts, according to the governor's press release. The plan is expected to be released in the next few weeks with public motor vehicle access to begin in late May or early June, depending on road conditions.
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Sugar Grove Area News in Brief
Book Club
The Sugar Grove Library Book Club meeting that was cancelled last Monday due to frigid temperatures is rescheduled for this Monday, February 3rd at 6:30 p.m. The January's choice for the Sugar Grove Free Library Book club is selected by Marjean Hawkins is a book by Lenore Skomal called Third Willow. Lenore Skomal is an author from Erie, PA. The library has arranged for Lenore Skomal to be at the Sugar Grove Library to participate in our book club discussion. It is so wonderful to have one of our authors on hand to join us, so all you book club members come on out and join in. It's not too late. Copies of the book are currently available at the library. Anyone can read the book selection and join us at 6:30 p.m. at the Library. Call the library if you have any questions on participating in the SGFL book club.
The Sugar Grove Free Library will be holding a Scrabble Tournament on Saturday, February 1st from 10 a.m. noon at the Library. Admission for participants will be $10 and proceeds will benefit our local library. Anyone interested in participating can stop in the library for a registration form. Official scrabble rules that are included with every Scrabble Game will be followed There will be four, 30 minute rounds and there will be 2 minute limit per turns. Scores from all rounds will be added together to determine our winners. If you are a lover of Scrabble, then this is a day for you. Come on down to the library and join in the fun.
Community lunches
The Community Lunches in the area continue to be well attended. All lunches begin at 11:30 a.m. Everyone is invited to attend any or all of the area Community lunches. Each month lunch is held on the 1st Friday of the month at the Mission Covenant Church at the corner of Matthews Run and Jackson Run Road. On the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Sugar Grove United Methodist Church located at the corner of Race Street and Jamestown Street in the center of town. On the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Hessel Valley Lutheran Church located in Chandlers Valley. Everyone is invited to attend.
WCSD Schedule
Planning ahead there will be no school for any employees for students on Monday, February 17th.
Tuesday, Feb. 18, will be the day to register for 2014-15 Kindergarten at the Sugar Grove Elementary School. Students will be registering to attend the new K-12 facility at Eisenhower. Registration times are from 8:30-10:45 a.m. or 1:00 2:30 p.m. Please bring to the school office the following items when you come to register: Student's Birth certificate, Immunization records, proof of residency by means of a utility bill, credit card bill, deed, mortgage, lease agreement, or driver's license. Each student being registered will have the opportunity to meet Kindergarten teachers and also complete a vision screening.
Registration packets can be obtained at the school office or at the Warren County School District Administration offices. Schools ask that your registration packet be completed prior to arrival on registration day. Everyone should allow at least 1 hour for the registration process. If you have any questions, please contact the school office at 489-7851.
Registration will also be held at the Russell Elementary School on Feb. 11.
District Orchestra
Eisenhower Middle High School recently sent five representatives to the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District Orchestra Festival.
The event was held at Indiana University of Pennsylvania Jan. 22-24. This year's guest conductor was Jason Worzbyt of IUP. EMHS students who were selected to attend were James Palmer on String Bass, Kayla Kuppertz on Violin, Shelby Willis on Flute, Macy Retterer, on Clarinet, Jessalyn Peterson on Cello. EMHS Orchestra is under the direction of Mark Napolitan.
Fire Hall Flower
Fund Raiser
Just a reminder that all the orders for the Flower Fund Raiser at the Sugar Grove Volunteer Fire Department are due on Saturday.


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