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US Bishops Urge Congress to Act on Climate ChangeMonday, February 25th, 2013
As chairman of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, Bishop Stephen E. Blaire of Stockton is urging the US Congress's Bicameral Task Force on Climate Change to make a commitment to address this urgent global challenge confronting the human family and to ensure that needed climate legislation both cares for creation and protects "the least of these." Read the entire letter here.
Powerful U.S. Bishops/United Methodist Church Statement Marks Earth DayWednesday, April 25th, 2012
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and the United Methodist Church (UMC) marked Earth Day 2012 with the release a joint statement on the Eucharist and the environment. The statement, Heaven and Earth are Full of Your Glory, affirms that both Methodists and Catholics believe their celebration of the Eucharist helps them to see God's glory in all of creation and therefore leads to greater care for the environment.
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Timeless USCCB Energy Policy Statement Offers Guidance for TodayWednesday, April 18th, 2012
Did you know that 31 years ago this month, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Social Development and World Peace (now called the Committee for Justice Peace and Human Development) issued a statement on energy? In the midst of the energy crisis or that time, the bishops of that committee approved what continues to be a very prophetic and highly relevant statement on a variety of issues concerning the extraction, production, use of fossil fuel energy and the hope for renewable sources of energy. In an era of climate change and current ongoing debates about our energy choices, we highly recommend that you read this document and apply its teaching to these debates. To read the document online, click here.

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Soaking your friend in a barrage of water used to mean grabbing the garden hose. Or if your family's wealth exceeded the normal means, a very well endowed supersoaker. At least that was what the norm was 15 years ago.
Now, if you're lucky enough, you've got yourself an RPWG, otherwise known as a Rocket Propelled Water Grenade. Actually, that's not quite accurate. It's more like a water bottle that is propelled by a pressurized air tank, but you get the idea nonetheless. If you look closely at the above photo, a bike pump is laying on the ground behind the assailant, which no doubt powers this military inspired water weapon. Unfortunately, we can't glean much more info than that as the page is Japanese, and Google's translator doesn't seem to be agreeing with our commands.


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Synopsis: An oddball trip to Texas Chainsaw Massacre territory by way of Peter Weir's The Cars That Ate Paris, this presents an inbred family of redneck psychopaths who orchestrate highway accidents, disassemble the vehicles for parts, then do the same to the drivers. The patriarch of this cabal of religious wackos, Mad Jake (Danny Nelson), then sells the pilfered human organs to a sleazy black-marketeer (Ray Walston). When traveler John Saxon and his wheelchair-bound daughter (Lori Birdsong) are ensnared ... Full Synopsis


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14 OCT. 2011 A hurricane formed off the Northern Coast of Africa more than a half a century ago. For five days it moved slowly west over the Caribbean Sea before it took a sharp turn north over Haiti, killing 400 people. The storm continued north along the Eastern Seaboard, tearing through several U.S. States and claiming another 95 fatalities.
The hurricane should have died out as it crossed the U.S./Canada border. Instead, it increased in strength when it merged with a cold front over the Great Lakes region, an area already saturated by two weeks of record rainfall. Environment Canada describes this chain of events as having "almost sinister timing."
On October 16, 1954, an estimated 300 million tons of rainfall fell on Toronto. Massive flooding along the city waterways claimed 81 lives, destroyed 1,868 city homes and caused more than $1 billion (AFI) in damages.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) assigns a name from an alphabetical list when a hurricane forms. If the ensuing storm causes an historical amount of destruction, that name is retired from the list to be forever associated with that specific disaster; a perverse reverse-christening where the baptized drops the water and is blessed with a name only after it dies and only if it kills.
The name Katrina was recently retired by the WMO. The hurricane that destroyed so much of Toronto in 1954 was named Hazel.
Rather than reconstruct, the city converted the devastated areas into parklands; verdant public spaces that now offer picnic areas, sports and recreation facilities, and kilometres of paths and trails that run along the creeks and rivers.
That decision has allowed mother nature to pay small reparations ever since.
The world-renowned medical journal The Lancet published a 2008 study that found the correlation between poverty and mortality—the poorer you are, the shorter your life—decreases for people who live near green spaces.
That's good news for me. I live a few blocks from Black Creek Parkland. A quiet walk or a bike ride under the sheltering trees makes it easy to forget that I live inside the angriest grid of thoroughfares in Canada.
In late September, the city paved a multi-use pathway along the hydro corridor across the street from my house. The new path crosses Black Creek trail and continues West for another three kilometres.
That weekend I cycled over new, smooth bitumen under the crackle and hum of overhead power lines. The sunny autumn day inspired a lot of other folks from my demographically diverse neighbourhood to come outside. It was an impromptu diversity day parade. I passed parents with baby strollers, dog walkers with one plastic mitt at the ready, joggers in spotless shoes, and kids immersed in the signals and waves of portable electronic devices.
An old guy in a wheelchair nodded at passersby, including the sinewy cyclists who flew by on bikes that weigh no more than a toothbrush. I wished for their expensive aluminum bikes. The wheelchair man probably wished for legs. It's all relative.
I rode along the edge of a sports field where a high school soccer tournament was underway. Parents and siblings cheered from the sidelines. It was an image of the community rarely seen on the local new where stories are usually related to the area's high concentration of gang activity.
Three smaller boys watched the game from atop a large mound of black earth set aside to be razed into the path's soft shoulders. Then they watched us coming up the path.
"Hey! Cool bike! Where d'ya get 'it?" they shouted. I stopped for a minute and answered a few question. A I rode away, the boys shouted to my back, "Can we have 'it?"
What? Did they really expect a spontaneous donation from a stranger?
Later that week I was biking along Black Creek trail. In the opposite direction a young man and a little boy walked hand in hand, most likely father and son. When the kid saw me, he started to pull at the man's hand, jumping and shouting, "It's a bike! I want it! Can I have it? Can I have your bike?"
"Maybe next time," I said, smiling as I rolled by.
The father chuckled. He knew we would probably never cross paths again. The kid's pleas continued as I rolled off into the dark green shade.
My path had crossed briefly with these neighbourhood kids, but in both incidents I felt a bit blue as I left.
These paths run through the Jane and Finch area, a neighbourhood with one of the city's highest rates for single parent families, public-housing and low-income earners. That doesn't mean the kids are unhappy, but it is likely that the boys on that mound of dirt already know that their parents can't afford to buy them a bike. It is likely that the father of that little boy walked away thinking about the things he couldn't provide for his son.
How often in these crossing currents do strangers carry something away from each other?
A half a century ago Hurricane Hazel burst through these waterways and stole away life and property. In the wake of that natural disaster lies a legacy of urban forests that break the effects of poverty, the unnatural disaster that slowly erodes the lives of those who live along its edges.


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I think we should all take a minute to appreciate this.
The man on top is Tom Gabel.
The woman on the bottom is Laura Jane Grace.
Tom is the former singer for the punk rock band Against Me!. He was born in 1980, and new from an early age that he was only physically male, but mentally he was a woman. After get married to a woman, releasing songs with his band that subtly hint at his struggles with gender dysphoria, and giving up alcohal, he finally made his transition into becoming who he has always known he really was.
Laura Jane Grace is the current singer for Against Me!, and a beautiful woman.


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With its simple lines, the Appio Planter will blend in any environment, whether contemporary or traditional, and add style to even the most unassuming of floral designs.
Part of the Copperglass collection, this planter is made of lightweight fiberglass and finished with real copper. Because they are handcrafted of fiberglass, Copperglass Planters can be enjoyed indoors as beautiful cachepots or outdoors in any climate. As with traditional copper planters, Copperglass Planters will naturally oxidize over time, creating stunning patinas and a more natural copper look.


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This time of year, it's important to give back and help those in need.
Our friends at WMGK are holding their 11th Annual Turkey Drop on Tuesday.
Local disc jockey John DeBella joined "Good Day" on Tuesday morning to tell us more about the event, and we talked with him about the Daily News article celebrating his 30 years on the airwaves here in Philadelphia.
The Turkey Drop is being held from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. at LOVE Park in Center City. But you can also drop off at Giants in Pennsylvania or Panera's in South Jersey.
You can also donate a turkey or money. The event benefits City Team Philadelphia.
Join FOX 29's Mike Jerrick and the Good Day Philadelphia team for a tasty night of yummy treats benefiting local youth.
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Don't Invest Based on S&P Ratings
By Marie Palumbo - August 7, 2013 | Tickers: AMD, DELL, HPQ, MSFT, SIRI
The U.S. credit outlook is now "stable" according to S&P, but investors hardly batted an eye when the news came out June 10. "Few investors care what large rating companies say about the debt of developed countries these days," says The Wall Street Journal. And why should we? We already knew that the DJIA recently hit a new high and that cyclical stocks are up. S&P's more »
3 Broadcasting Giants Worth Watching
By Madhukar Dubey - August 7, 2013 | Tickers: CBS, CHTR, TV, LMCA, SIRI
According to MarketLine, the worldwide broadcasting and cable TV industry is expected to reach around $475 billion in 2015, showing growth of 27% annually. Out of this total market, TV advertisement contributes around 44%. Three broadcasting and TV companies are focusing on growth through production of new and existing hit series, joint ventures, and building a portfolio of growing businesses. Will their plans provide any exciting investment opportunities?
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Do These Media Technology Stocks Offer Opportunities?
By Damian Illia - August 6, 2013 | Tickers: DLB, IMAX, SIRI
As technology offers consumers new forms of entertainment, it also creates new opportunities for business. Yet, technology moves fast, and golden opportunities can quickly turn obsolete if firms don't catch up. Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI), Dolby Laboratories (NYSE: DLB) and IMAX (NYSE: IMAX) are three companies that made a fortune out of applying new technologies in the shifting media field and now face different growth prospects. Let's more »
These Stocks Want Your Commute Time
By Stephanie Faris - July 26, 2013 | Tickers: AMZN, P, SIRI
When Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) bought Audible in 2008, the company had already revolutionized audiobooks, charging a monthly fee to consumers who are able to download a certain number of books each month. The company's mobile app has made it a popular take-along as commuters spend hours in traffic each week, allowing them to catch up on their reading while making a trip more enjoyable.
In this story I more »
The Media business: new players, new strategies
By Vanina Egea - July 26, 2013 | Tickers: TV, SNI, SIRI
As previously commented by a fellow tree, the entertainment business has turned decadent. But, I know there remains a stock with potential for growth. For example, SiriusXM Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) grows through its subscription-based model, Scripps Networks Interactive (NYSE: SNI) found a profitable niche, and Grupo Televisa (NYSE: TV) is entering new markets. But, which one is worth investing on?
Riding on favorable winds
The product of a merger, SiriusXM more »
AT&T and Sirius XM Working to Convert Nissan Cars Into Smartphones On Wheels
By Rajesh Marwah - July 25, 2013 | Tickers: T, GM, NSANY.PK, SIRI
The future of a driver-less car remains uncertain. However, automakers are working in alliance with other companies to give their buyers a driver-less experience. The second largest US wireless operator AT&T (NYSE: T) joined forces with Sirius XM (NASDAQ: SIRI) and entered into a deal to work on an Onstar-like telematics system for Nissan (NASDAQOTH: NSANY.PK) cars. The telecom provider would give mobile connectivity to Sirius XM telematics system more »
Investing in Your Choice of Music
By Ashley Sales - July 23, 2013 | Tickers: GOOG, P, SIRI
With the World Wide Web expanding day by day, giving consumers a big bunch of online entertainment services, there is certainly one such service to watch out for -- Pandora Media (NYSE: P). Yes, it is an extremely popular online music service, but there is competition everywhere.
Music sharing
Going back a decade or more, when I had to leave my computer on for many hours to download music through either more »
Investing in Streaming Stocks Could Be Risky
By Delian Naydenov - July 15, 2013 | Tickers: NFLX, P, SIRI
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) offers some of the best investment opportunity among the major music and video streaming stocks. The company has solid fundamentals, attractive valuation based on a number of metrics, and a competitive position that should allow the company to continue to grow in this evolving area. While other companies, such as Sirius XM (NASDAQ: SIRI) and Pandora (NYSE: P), are also fast growing, their business models must overcome more »
Apple Is a Huge Threat to Pandora
By Sam Mattera - July 11, 2013 | Tickers: AAPL, P, SIRI
Turns out Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) will use Siri to favor its upcoming iTunes Radio at the expense of Pandora's (NYSE: P) competing service. Who would've guessed.
Shares of Pandora plummeted on Wednesday after BTIG analyst Rich Greenfield argued that iTunes Radio's Siri integration should give Apple an advantage in the car. As I've been warning for weeks, iTunes Radio poses a major threat to Pandora's more »
1 Stock to Buy, 1 to Avoid
By Red Chip - July 9, 2013 | Tickers: GRPN, P, SIRI
It seems the dark days of Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN) are over. The company's share price closed with a gain of 11.52% on Friday and has gone up almost 57% year-to-date. Groupon is a website that features discounted gift certificates offered by companies, and acts like a marketplace that connects merchants to consumers. The company allows its customers to deal directly through its website and mobile application. To make more »
Pandora's In-Car Installation Is No Danger to Sirius XM
By Nicholas Kitonyi - July 8, 2013 | Tickers: AAPL, P, SIRI
The world's largest car radio service provider, Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) could be facing a serious threat to its business following Pandora Media's (NYSE: P) latest milestone in car radio. Pandora, the leading internet radio service provider, is taking a huge step towards in-car radio integration. The company recently announced that it had reached 2.5 million car users, just weeks after Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) launched iTunes more »
This Auto Company Continues to Separate Itself As the Clear Leader
By Brian Nichols - July 5, 2013 | Tickers: F, GM, SIRI
The automotive industry continues to prove itself as the strength of the economy, producing jobs and strengthening its ecosystem with new fuel saving initiatives. June's U.S. auto sales further prove my point – making the whole space a buy – but one company is the most attractive.
Above & Beyond Expectations
For the month of June, sales more than tripled expectations with a 6% year-over-year gain to 264,843 units. Of more »
Traditional Media Still Offers Upside
By Damian Illia - July 1, 2013 | Tickers: DISCA, SNI, SIRI
Although some might believe that traditional media is slowly dying, content creators have still got long pathways for growth ahead of them, especially those who are also exploring new platforms. Scripps Networks Interactive (NYSE: SNI), Discovery Communications (NASDAQ: DISCA) and Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) are three companies that fulfill these requirements and thus, offer compelling long-term investment prospects. Let's take a closer look at them.
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To trade or not to trade in the controversial stocks
By Ajay Goel - June 27, 2013 | Tickers: HLF, NFLX, SIRI, UNXL
Investors, who are planning to make a major move in trading, often go through the temptation of purchasing the controversial stocks. Thanks to their unpredictability, most of the investors are actually in a love-hate relationship with these stocks. While the roller-coaster ride with these stocks is a thrilling one for many and you are also having the same temptation, on the other hand, it is important to question whether the more »
Is Trouble Brewing for This Radio Company?
By Brian Nichols - June 26, 2013 | Tickers: AAPL, P, SIRI
Despite Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iTunes radio, slumping iPhone sales, battles over licensing, and monetization issues, shares of Pandora (NYSE: P) have skyrocketed with gains of almost 80% in 2013. On Tuesday, the stock took its next leg higher, gaining 8.5% after encouraging service related news, which could be crippling for Sirius XM (NASDAQ: SIRI).
A Shift in Radio With New Competition
For the last several years, Sirius XM more »
Buy Tiger Global's Top Holdings
By Shweta Dubey - June 26, 2013 | Tickers: CHTR, GRPN, LMCA, MA, SIRI
Tiger Management invests in technology, telecommunication, and media sectors, mainly focusing on United States, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe companies. For private equity investment, it specializes in investing in early stage companies. This hedge fund had $6.44 billion in assets under management as of March 31, 2013.
As per the recent 13F filing with the SEC, Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN), Mastercard (NYSE: MA), and Liberty Media (NASDAQ: LMCAmore »)
A Quick Look at Berkshire Hathaway's Big Buys in 1Q13
By Aubrey Tabuga - June 25, 2013 | Tickers: CBI, LMCA, SIRI, VRSN, WFC
Trade decisions of huge fund managers such as Berkshire Hathaway always make heads turn. I am turning mine today to the recent moves of this giant firm based on its first quarter 13F filing. The biggest buys include Liberty Capital (NASDAQ: LMCA), Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC), Chicago Bridge & Iron (NYSE: CBI), and VeriSign (NASDAQ: VRSN). In spite of the significant lag between the filing date and the period concerned, such more »
Investing in Your Music Choice
By Kyle Vaughan - June 25, 2013 | Tickers: GOOG, P, SIRI
Every time payday rolls around, people deduct necessities such as rent and mortgage payments, groceries, and utilities. Even with a longer list of expenses, some consumers are fortunate enough to have extra cash to spend on entertainment. Options are numerous and expensive in today's world of tech, but with an internet connection comes the golden ticket of music that is Pandora Media Inc. (NYSE: P). It is an extremely more »
Sirius is Getting Serious About Its Stock
By Mike Thiessen - June 20, 2013 | Tickers: CBS, NFLX, SIRI
Sirius' (NASDAQ: SIRI) stock has risen by 85.5% in the last 12 months and 31% since December of 2012, which is when Sirius announced its stock buyback program. Whether or not the buyback program has anything to do with its recent run-up in price, the particular characteristics of the company make the program very interesting for retail investors in the future.
Sirius`s Ownership Structure
Sirius XM Radio is more »
A New Player in the Internet Radio Industry
By Robinson Roacho - June 18, 2013 | Tickers: AAPL, P, SIRI
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is a major player in the technology business. The product innovation introduced at the end of the last decade propelled the stock to trade as high as the $700's, as you probably know. However, after the release of the iPhone 5 in September of 2012, the stock slid more than $300 dollars, and has hovered around $430-$440 for much of the past few months. Apple more »
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A father is suing the Chicago Board of Education after the rape of his 11-year-old daughter. The lawsuit alleges that a teacher owed his daughter a higher degree of care.
The lawsuit claims a teacher at John Cook Elementary on the South Side saw a stranger leading the girl away from school grounds on May 11, shortly after the beginning of the school day.
According to the suit's sequence of events, the teacher called out to her from her window and then took three pictures of the man who then kidnapped and sexually assaulted the girl. But the teacher didn't tell the girl's parents or report the incident until 5 p.m.
The lawsuit claims the girl deserved better care.
The Chicago school board told FOX Chicago News that as of Wednesday morning, they had yet to see the suit and couldn't comment. Chicago police said they were unable to find the file on the case.
John Cook Elementary is a Track-E school, so classes were not in session Wednesday.
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Thanks to everyone who helped make Zoobilation 2014 presented by Indianapolis Power & Light Company another record-breaking event! This year, 5,000 guests rocked their orange and helped us raise $1.98 million to support animal care and programs at the Indianapolis Zoo. For the sold-out event, we rolled out the Orange Carpet by ExactTarget Marketing Cloud and pulled out all the stops to introduce our great ape cousins in style! Guests also enjoyed unmatched entertainment brought to you by Bose McKinney & Evans LLP and indulgences from across the city all in one place, for one night, all for you!
Zoobilation is the largest black-tie fundraiser in Indiana and is held annually on the second Friday in June. This sold-out event features drinks and delicacies from 70 of Indiana's finest restaurants along with entertainment from some of the area's top musical acts!
Plus, a select group of party goers have the first opportunity to meet our new orangutan friends and get the party started early as part of the Premium VIP Experience presented by Scott A. Jones Foundation and ChaCha. From 5:30 to 7pm, VIP guests will receive exclusive benefits including priority parking, an arrival gift, full access to the air-conditioned Oasis Lounge in the Dolphin Adventure Gallery, early access to restaurant booths and more! For last minute tips before you arrive, check out the Zoobilation Newsletter!
The money raised by Zoobilation helps the Indianapolis Zoo care for and feed the more than 2,000 animals and 16,000 plant specimens on the Zoo's grounds, as well as to support our internationally significant conservation and research efforts. Contributions also propel many diverse and far-reaching education efforts. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. For more info, please contact Liz Mok at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Best Decor: St. Elmo Steak House and Harry & Izzy's
Best Appetizer: St. Elmo Steak House
Best Entree: Market Table
Best Dessert: Stone Creek Dining Company
Best Drink: Plat 99
People's Choice Award presented by Tetherball: Another Broken Egg Cafe
Zoobilation 2014 is an event 28 years in the making. The very first Zoobilation was held in 1986 at the home of Herb Simon, where just a few hundred lucky guests gathered to support the Indianapolis Zoo and celebrate its good work. In the past quarter-century, the event has ballooned in attendance and prominence. In 2013, more than 5,000 guests raised a record $1.6 million to help advance animal and environmental conservation efforts globally and locally. [close]
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Every hour in the United States, more than 2,000 dogs and 3,500 cats are born compared to 415 humans. An estimated 14 million healthy, friendly dogs and cats will be put to death because there are not enough homes for all of them.
Ontario County is no exception. While we would like to find homes for all animals that come to the Animal Care Facility, we cannot do that. There are simply not enough homes for all pets at the shelter right now, let alone those which are not born yet.
Reasons why to get your pet spayed or neutered:
1) It saves lives. Each puppy or kitten you allow your dog or cat to reproduce causes one more death of a puppy or kitten already born.
2) It eliminates or drastically decreases unwanted behaviors. a) The urge to roam is lessened and animals are less likely to get lost or be killed on the road. b) Urine marking is decreased. c) The urge to pick a fight is decreased. d) Mounting behavior is eliminated.
3) It can prevent deseases. In females it eliminates the chances of uterine cancer and infections and mammary cancer are decreased. In males testicular cancer or infection are eliminated; painful prostate problems are decreased.
4) Your pet is easier to live with.
5) It saves you money in the long run. a) Surgery for females at 5 1/2 to 6 months is considerably less than for females who have had puppies or kittens. b) The cost of raising a litter is very high.
Contrary to Popular Belief
1) Neutering won't turn your macho dog into a wimp. His natural instinct is to protect you and his territory.
2) Neutering does not make an animal calmer. Only maturity, excercise and good training can calm a very active young dog or cat.
3) Neutering does not cause an animal to become fat and lazy. All adult animals need fewer calories to maintain proper weight.
Ontario County Spay/Neuter Program
To help curb overpopulation tragedy and encourage proper pet care, The Ontario County Humane Society has established a spay/neuter program. The program is available to Ontario County residents who, BECAUSE OF FINANCIAL LIMITATIONS, are unable to have their pets spayed or neutered. This program is available through the generosity of area veterinarians who recognize the need to limit the abundance of unwanted pets. These veterinarians agreed to donate one third of the cost of surgery. The remaining cost is shared between the Ontario County Humane Society and the pet owner. The program covers only spay/neuter costs NOT exams, vaccinations or other medical costs.
If you or somebody you know is on low or limited income, please click on the information below or contact the Ontario County Humane Society for further information at (716) 396-4590. (The free Adobe Acrobat Reader from http://adobe.com/ is required to read the pages below)
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You could always do what we did... hold elections :) Almost 2 years ago, we broke off from another guild. The old guild was dedicated to leveling, which was great when we were leveling... but then we had a ton of people at 80 who wanted to raid - and the guild leader "wouldn't let us" - if we tried, he would verbally abuse us in guild chat. So we left and formed a new guild.
At any rate, the guild leader was elected in sort of an ad-hoc election by most of the people in the new guild... I say most, because the guy who ended up guild leader was at work at the time, and didn't even know until later that evening.
It's worked out great for us, he's been a great leader. And we have a core group of officers that are also great at picking up the slack and taking care of things - One that handles the guild bank (in other words, she throws out all the junk every month or two), two more that lead raids, class leaders, officers that get the group together for fun, ridiculous things (like old world raid achievements). All in all, it's worked out amazingly well. But that probably isn't the norm for a group that starts out so haphazardly.


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This sequel to "Step Up" from Walt Disney Studios gives you exactly what you pay for: fierce dance scenes, hot dancers and a bumping soundtrack. The rest of the movie, as far as dance films are concerned, is insignificant. And really, what makes this film better than its predecessor is its philosophy: less talk, more dance. Sure, the plot has been done, the acting is below average, and the dialogue scenes have the emotional resonance of a Backstreet Boys album.
But dance flick movies are almost by definition lacking in the plot and acting department, and if you're heading to this film looking for Oscar-worthy performances, I suggest you instead spend your $8.50 on one of the ridiculously good Oscar contenders out right now.
If, however, you decide to take your chances on "Step Up 2," you'll discover that the film is only a sequel in name. Except for a brief appearance from Channing Tatum, the star from the original "Step Up," the film is entirely new & well at least in theory.
The plot centers around Andie West (played by newcomer Briana Evigan), a beautiful and talented street dancer from "the wrong side of the tracks," who gets into highly competitive Maryland School for the Arts and is soon after kicked out of her street dance crew, the 401. Andie meets the school's golden child and resident hottie Chase Collins (played by dance flick veteran Robert Hoffman), who just so happens to be exceptionally talented at street dancing as well. Together, they manage to assemble a motley crew of wannabe street dancers from MSA and hope to compete on "the streets."
They soon discover, however, that on the streets, Andie's former crew, 401, reigns supreme. Will Andie's new crew -- dare I say it -- step up to the challenge? Will Andie and Chase overcome their socioeconomic differences and hook up? Will an over-earnest sermon about appreciating differences pop up somewhere before the end? Well, I think the answers are pretty obvious here. Throw in some plot development, an emo montage here, a dance montage there, a killer finale in the rain (alright, it's been done, but what hasn't been done in this movie?), underground clubs filled with Disney-fied Bratz doll look-a-likes, plus a whole lot of sweet bendy break dance moves in between, and you've got "Step Up 2."
As the film's star, Evigan delivers a charismatic (if not entirely believable) performance as Andie. No matter how many trucker hats, well-placed bandanas, or ripped belly shirts Disney puts on this girl, you can't get over the fact that she's about as "street" as Break-Dancing Barbie. She does have some talent, however, and perhaps in a different role where she's talking more than she's booty-shaking, she'll get some legitimate notice.
Hoffman, as usual, delivers in the dancing department, but comes up short in the acting realm. Sure, he's not as bad as he could be, but Evigan certainly surpasses him in overall talent. What Hoffman has going for him is some amazing moves and a ridiculously attractive smile. (The washboard abs which are displayed in several shirtless scenes don't hurt either.) You have to hand it to Disney this time. When it comes to sexually objectifying genders, they're equal opportunity in this film.
As Andie's dorky side-kick Moose, Adam Sevani delivers the most satisfying and unique performance in the film. He charms his way through the film with great comic delivery and the best dancing in the movie. Along with the other members of the MSA dance crew, Sevani provides welcome comic relief throughout the film.
Overall, "Step Up 2 the Streets" is about as cliche, harmless, and Disney-fied as "High School Musical," the movie it vehemently declares not to be. That doesn't change the fact, however, that by the end of the final dance sequence, I was about ready to get my white-girl groove on right in the middle of the theater. If you're looking for a similarly enlightening experience, check it out for yourself.


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*Gerard's POV*
Bob and Ray had to go home at about 1am but Frank stayed all night. We both had had a bit to drink and I woke up staring at him, on the floor.
He was curled up, an arm under his head and the other limp in front of his face, he looked so peaceful lying there, free of any worries or taunts from people at school. He was actually quite cute, I'd never seen him in this light before, he had been so vunerable last night when we scared him witless. His long natural browny black lashes brushed his cheek, and he pouted slightly in his sleep. I watch his chest rise and fall gently for a few moments and smiled to myself.
He was my first friend in a long time,as well as Ray and Bob, I really liked him. He was funny, and cheeky.
I sat up and saw Mikey asleep on the couch, his glasses wonky where he'd slept and his long awkward teenage limbs hanging over the end of the small furniture piece. I stood up and ran a hand through my messy hair, I didn't feel like a I had much of a hangover. My head hurt a little but that was it.
No nausia, no loud crashes in my ears, no stumbling around.
I'd missed waking up like this, it felt nice.
I looked at the clock on the wall, woah, it was 12:20pm already. I couldn't remember what time we'd eventually passed out last nig- this morning, but the DVD player was still on and the TV was on the set up screen for Nightmare on Elm Street.
I wandered into the kitchen, clicking the coffee machine on. Getting out a mug, cream and sugar, I stood and watched the two in the living room.
I don't understand how I can be feeling like this, I felt like I wanted to sit and watch Frank, be with him, he made me feel complete. I hadn't felt like this in a long time, he made me happy. My like had been broken and it felt like he was picking up the pieces.
I can't be thinking clearly I can't... love him. Right? I just can't. I hav- I had a girlfriend and I'm not gay.
I got out my phone and texted my cousin Laura.
Heya L, how's life?
I hadn't talked to her in months, but we used to be close, hopefully she didn't hate me like the rest of my old friends.
Woah, G, I didn't know you still knew I existed
xxx she replied as the coffee machine clicked to an end.
I finished making my coffee and went and sat on the front porch, in the cool air.
V.funny. Look I need to ask you something I sent. I can't seriously be thinking this.
Sure, shoot. I got back
How do you know if you are in love again?
Laura had been through her fair share of break ups, being a year older then me. But she'd also been a good friend to Jessica. I thought her name. I'd actually thought about 'her' name. And I wasn't crying or thinking suicidal thoughts.
Shit, I really was feeling this.
O. Moving on are we?
Don't judge me okay, you don't know what it feels like I sent back, drinking more coffee.
You think you're the only one who lost someone?
I knew she wasn't majorly mad at me, I think the fact I had ignored her for months didn't help.
Sorry, that was harsh. x my phone buzzed before I'd had a chance to reply.
It's okay. I just.... think I'm in love. help?
What's her name? That felt like a kick to the gut. Her name. Well it isn't a her is it.
HE is called Frank. That's why I asked for your help.
She took longer to reply this time. but instead of a text my phone started ringing.
I stood up answering it, "Yeah, so that's why I need your help." I said to her down the line.
"I see." I was nice to hear her voice after all this time, "Umm... Is he-"
"Yeah, he's gay. I don't know what to do Laura. I'm really stuck." I said quiet enough not to wake the others.
"And do you think he likes you?" she asked, Laura was so good because she didn't judge people, only looked out for their best interest.
"Yeah, we've sorta.... kissed. That's what started this."
"Woah, woah woah, Gee. You've kissed him!" she half shrieked.
"Calm down, it was a dare, and we were both drunk. I can't really remember it."
"I think. you should just go with it. If it is what you really want, go after it. Talk to Mikey, you know he'll understand. But don't do anything you'd regret."
I heard the front door open and stood on the porch was a sleepy looking Frank.
"Why are you stood outside?" He asked, rubbing his eyes like a child.
"Erm, look Laura, I have to go. We'll talk later. bye." I said hanging up and turning to Frank smiling lightly.
*Frank's POV*
I woke up in Gerard living room, Mikey was asleep on the couch and I aparently had spent last night on the floor.
I sat up, rubbing my neck, Gerard wasn't there. The comforting smell of coffee was coming from the kitchen but when I got there, it was empty.
I heard a voice outside.
"I don't know what to do Laura. I'm really stuck." It was Gerard, on the phone I guessed, I sat next to the kitchen window, he had his back to me, but I could hear him through the open window.
"Yeah, we've sorta.... kissed. That's what started this."I stopped breathing, he was talking about us. Did he have... feelings for me?
I still had a fuzzy head from sleep but I heard that clear enough, I opened the front door and he turned around, so I acted a little.
"Why are you stood outside?" I asked rubbing my eyes, pretending I'd just woken up.
My heart was thuding in my chest. Gerard Way seriously had feelings for me. He smiled up at me and walked up the porch, sitting on the top step, patting the space next to him.
"Can we talk?" He said as I sat down. I nodded.
"Yeah. what's on your mind?" I asked.
"Do you... like me? Like...." he ran a shaky hand through his hair, "Urgh, god I don't even know why I'm saying this, it isn't right, I should just-"
I silenced him by gently pressing my lips against his, I knew it was the wrong thing to do, but it answered his question.
I slowly pulled back, longing for the taste of his lips and the warm coffee smell of his skin.
"D-does that answer your question?" I asked, trying to breath.
"Uh huh." he said, quite shocked.
"And you?" I asked quite vaugly.
"I think I do." he said quietly, looking down. His black hair flopping over his eyes. I put two fingers under his chin, pulling his head up.
"Then don't be ashamed of it." I said holding his gaze, his gorgous eyes, folowed mine. "Just let your self feel what you want to feel." I said. I don't know where I'd got this from, it just seemed right.
"C-can, I kiss you?" He asked quietly again, I nodded and he leaned forward, letting go of his coffee, letting it spill down the steps. I caught his lips in mine, soft and warm, and gentle. This should have been our first kiss, not the stupid drunken one from the party.
I put one hand on his back and my other behind me, holding myself up, I openened my mouth slowly, letting his tongue in, he was hesitant but I felt it trace along my lip, sending shocks through my body, his bitter sweet breath mixed with my own. He rested his forehead on mine, trying to get his breath back.
"I love you." he murmered, I smiled and pulled him down to kiss him again.
"Oh. My. God." The voice made up both jump, Gerard immeadiately pulled back, slamming into the porch post, I scrambled to my feet.
A very confused and shocked looking Mikey stood at the door, "Please say you two are drunk." He said wide eyed.
AAHHHH I can't leave it there! I take it back IM NOT FINISHED YET! I'm going to go make some coffee, then come back! See you ya then xoxo Maria.


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Name: Adam Folta aka Pizza Dude Grade Level: Sophomore Major: Urban Studies Her Campus: What inspired you to start Pizza Dude? Adam Folta: When I was at an entrepreneurship summit at Wabash last spring. The CEO of Zappos spoke and said when he was in college he bought pizza and sold it by the slice. I wanted to do my own thing similar to that so I began by buying and selling pizza to make some money. After a while I wanted to do my own thing and I teamed up with Rob Weidner and we created recipes of our own. The pizza is very different from anything else you can get in Greencastle. It's very Italian-like with the thin crust and a good combination of toppings. READ MORE
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Remember this photo I drew for George deValier's FanFiction Lily of the Lamplight?
He commented on it.
Now maybe I shouldn't be spazzing so hard over this, but OMG IT MADE MY DAY.
I swear, it is the best graduation present EVER.
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I grew up with a guy, let's call him Neil Eruzioni. His father was a barber and - at least back then, when I was growing up in New York - used to cut the hair for wise guys who "played bocce" at the... let's call it the "Fisherman's Club," an Italian-American social club. Neil's mom was a large woman, older than my parents. They lived near the downtown village.
Neil was a fantastic drummer -- one of the best musicians any of us knew in those early adolescent days. Problem was, he liked jazz fusion and we liked the Stones and Neil Young, primarily. He is still a great drummer and I still like the Stones and Neil Young primarily. But now, I think Neil also like the Stones and Neil Young more than the Mahavishnu Orchestra.
One day, Neil was telling me about how his mother would break into uncontrolled hysterical laughter at the mere mention of the phrase, "Indian wrestle." Indeed, if for some reason Indian wrestling was being televised, say on the "ABC's Wide World of Sports show," she would also lose it. Basically, if she just brushed up against the concept of Indian wrestling on any level, she would lose it.
I doubted this whole story a bit. But our mutual friends present testified to the veracity of these claims. And on the whole, I am pretty gullible, and was even more acutely naive back then. No one could explain it, the tale went.
Then I moved away. In some of my idle time of lonely exile in the high pines of Medfield, Massachusetts, it occurred to me that I had been had with this whole "Indian wrestle" business.
I was back for a visit about half a year later and Neil's dad gave me a crew cut. And the band got back together for a jam, for old time's sake. At least, this is how I remember it. We often practiced at his parents' house. This is how it goes for drummers. They would rather make Faustian bargains with their parents to allow amateur rock bands rehearse in their basement than pack up, lug, and unpack all the equipment.
One day, during a break from band practice, we were sitting around the Eruzioni's living room.
"Neil," I began. "You probably don't even remember this. But a while back you told me this story about your mother. It was about how she would laugh..."
"At the words 'Indian Wrestle.' Right," he answered. "What about it?"
"Well. That was not true, right? I asked. "I mean, you guys were pulling my leg."
"You don't believe me?" He asked. "You've never seen it?"
I made a skeptical "oh, come on" face.
He put up his index finger. "Ma!" he yelled. MA!!"
"Yes, whattaya want, Neil?" We heard his mother's voice from the kitchen.
"Come here! Ma, come in here!"
"OK, OK," she was saying as she came through the dining room and leaned against the doorjamb, drying something with a dishtowel. "Whattaya want."
Neil paused, looked her in the face, and said, blankly, "Indian wrestle."
She started to laugh. Sort of a normal laugh. But then it began bubbling up. And soon, like in a manner of a few seconds, she was in absolute, unbridled hysterical laughter. I'm talking tears. Catching her breath, she left the room. Laughs still emanated from the kitchen.
We could all not help but laugh along with her. Neil just smirked. It was something he grew up with. No one has ever explained it. His mother grew up with this... this little quirk. Something way back in her brain is tickled by the concept of, the name "Indian wrestle." Something from the past.
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Love it or hate it, it's still an obsession. When Gossip Girl barreled through the airwaves of the CW in 2007, it was replacing–and perhaps surpassing–the ghost of so many teen dramas past. Adding New York as the location where it all took place (specifically the sleepily cutthroat Upper East Side) merely made it stand apart from past landmark shows like My So-Called Life and Dawson's Creek that were set elsewhere, in less dramatic, less affluent circumstances. Granted, the west coast answer to this show–Beverly Hills 90210–had already occurred in the 90s, Gossip Girl succeeded in delicately toeing the line between all out soap opera plot lines and believable, emotionally stirring stories. But really, what it all came down to was: "Will Chuck end up with Blair?" and "Will Dan end up with Serena?" In the series finale, both wishes are fulfilled, but in an extremely forced and hasty manner.
For anyone who has been faithfully watching the show since the beginning, it's easy to pinpoint its downward spiral at Season 3, in which Hilary Duff was a regular cast member for the first several episodes. Cameos by Robyn, Lady Gaga, Rachel Zoe, Tyra Banks and Sonic Youth also began to give the show a surreal, jumping the shark quality. Still, nothing could prepare us for the cracked outedness of Season 4: The college years. Using Saved by the Bell as the barometer for shows that try to continue after graduation, everyone knows that no television narrative can survive the transition of high school to college (unless it's Felicity, which began in college in the first place).
The usual "Let's fuck with Serena 'cause she's rich and beautiful" premise intensified with Juliet Sharp's (Katie Cassidy) personal vendetta against her after her brother was falsely imprisoned for sleeping with Serena while he was a teacher at her boarding school in Connecticut. However, this was not even the worst of the plot lines once Charlie Rhodes/Ivy Dickens (Kaylee DeFer) entered the picture. That is, until Season 5, when Elizabeth Hurley was a regular cast member and Blair ended up marrying a prince/falling in love with Dan. Oh yeah, and Bart Bass (Robert John Burke) coming back from the dead.
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Fluorescein angiography
Fluorescein angiography is an eye test that uses a special dye and camera to look at blood flow in the retina and choroid, the two layers in the back of the eye.
Alternative Names
Retinal photography; Eye angiography
How the test is performed
Eye drops that make the pupil dilate will be given. You will be asked to place your chin on the camera's chin rest and your forehead against a support bar to keep your head still during the test.
The health care provider will take pictures of the inside of your eye. After the first group of pictures are taken, a dye called fluorescein is injected into a vein, usually at the bend of your elbow. Then, a special camera takes pictures as the dye moves through the blood vessels in the back of your eye.
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You will need someone to drive you home, because your vision may be blurred up to 12 hours after the test.
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When the needle is inserted, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
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The dye will cause your urine to be darker, and possibly orange in color, for a day or two after the test.
Why the test is performed
This test is done to see if there is proper blood flow in the blood vessels in the two layers in the back of your eye (the retina and choroid).
It can also be used to diagnose problems in the eye or to determine how well certain eye treatments are working.
Normal Values
A normal result means the vessels appear a normal size, there are no new abnormal vessels, and there are no blockages or leakages.
What abnormal results mean
If blockage or leakage is present, the pictures will map the location for possible treatment.
An abnormal value on a fluorescein angiography may be due to:
- Blood flow (circulatory) problems, such as blockage of the arteries
- Cancer
- Diabetic or other retinopathy
- High blood pressure
- Inflammation or edema
- Macular degeneration
- Microaneurysms -- enlargement of capillaries in the retina
- Tumors
- Swelling of the optic disc
Additional conditions under which the test may be performed:
What the risks are
There is a slight chance of infection any time the skin is broken. Rarely, a person is hypersensitive to the dye and may experience:
- Dizziness or faintness
- Dry mouth or increased salivation
- Hives
- Increased heart rate
- Metallic taste in mouth
- Nausea and vomiting
- Sneezing
Serious allergic reactions are rare.
Your urine will be darker, and possibly orange in color, for a day or two after the test.
Special considerations
The test results are harder to interpret in people with cataracts.
Maguire JI, Federman JL. Intravenous fluorescein angiography. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. 15th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 44.
Ciardella AP, Kaufman SR, Yannuzzi LA. The use of fluorescein angiography in acquired macular diseases. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Foundations of Clinical Ophthalmology. 15th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 113F.
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Empreendedorismo nas Artes ou Artes do Empreendedorismo? Um estudo empírico do 'Cluster' da Rua Miguel Bombarda
AbstractCulture and art are emerging as the principal components of the creative industries raising their attractiveness in urban centers. Economics apparently does not have a direct connection with culture and art. However, a closer look into de reality shows that economics and arts are intrinsically related with arts benefiting from a more entrepreneurial and economic led perspectives. The proposed study details the intimate connection which is established between arts and economics by empirically analyzing the vibrant creativity cluster of Miguel Bombarda Street (MBS), situated at the centre of Porto city. This insightful and informative case further provides a pertinent account on the role of entrepreneurship in arts. Through a combination of in depth interviews to key actors and a comprehensive survey to all the firms and art galleries of MBS, the study highlights and details the emergence of MBS cluster and the reasons and players responsible for such emergence and development. Finally, based on the results we evaluate and discuss MBS cluster sustainability and how this type of projects might contribute for the renewal and boost the Porto city.
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Pesticide Registration Improvement Renewal Act (PRIA 2)
Fee Determination Decision Tree
Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
Decision Tree Resources:
Fiscal Year 2011 & 2012
|Action Code
|FY11/FY12 Fee After Reduction
|New product; requires approval of new non-food use inert; applicant initiated
To pay the fee shown above, go to http://www.pay.gov and follow the instructions.
|Action Code Interpretation:
An application for registration of a new an end-use or manufacturing use pesticide product containing an active ingredient that is currently registered in the US for the proposed non-food uses. The proposed formulation contains an inert ingredient that has not been approved for non-food uses and the applicant requests that the inert ingredient be approved for a non-food uses.
The request for the new inert ingredient's use on non-food sites must include an application for registration of a new pesticide product. All data (inert ingredient and end use product) and a request for approval of the non-food use inert ingredient must be submitted with the application. If a new product registration is not sought, then the request for non-food use falls outside of the scope of PRIA.
Approval of a safener does not fall within this category, but falls within the applicable new active ingredient category.
All applications require the following:
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