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Summer arrivals Arouna Kone and Gerard Deulofeu are both expected to start for Everton on the opening day of the season at Norwich.
Kone has been brought in by boss Roberto Martinez from his old club Wigan while Deulofeu is an exciting arrival on a season-long deal from Barcelona.Both should start as the Martinez era begins but who will partner Kone up front is less clear - with both Victor Anichebe and Nikica Jelavic hoping to get the nod.Elsewhere, another summer signing Antolin Alcaraz has a hamstring injury so will miss out while new goalkeeper Joel Robles is likely - for now at least - to be used as substitute with Tim Howard starting the campaign as number one.Marouane Fellaini has a knock and is not available, while Darron Gibson and Tony Hibbert are major doubts for the Carrow Road trip.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — For their first seven years, filled with on-field losses and off-field gaffes, the Washington Nationals merely existed, barely mattered.
That's why so much that happened in 2012 felt new and significant to them. All the regular-season wins — a best-in-baseball 98 — and the NL East title, the postseason highs and lows, the intense attention to the decision to shut down Stephen Strasburg in September.
And when it ended, in as difficult-to-digest a way as possible, the soft voices in the quiet Nationals clubhouse kept repeating the same word in the wee hours of Saturday, saying they would "learn" from what happened.
Learn from what for nearly every member of a young roster was a debut trip to the playoffs.
Learn from a 9-7 loss to the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals in Game 5 of their NL division series — a game Washington led 6-0 early, then 7-5 with two outs in the ninth inning. So close, yet so far. No team in baseball history had blown a lead of more than four runs en route losing a winner-take-all postseason game.
Manager Davey Johnson: "We proved our worth and we just need to let this be a lesson and ... learn from it, have more resolve, come back and carry it a lot farther."
Closer Drew Storen, who five times threw a pitch while one strike from a victory but each was called a ball: "It's the best job when you're good at it. It's the worst job when you fail. Just got to learn from it."
General manager Mike Rizzo: "Just knowing the character and the makeup of the core guys in this clubhouse, I think we'll use it as a learning tool, as a learning experience, and have a burning desire for it never to happen again. I think in the long run it'll be something that we look back on and say, 'It was an experience, it was a tough experience, but it's one that makes you grow.'"
It was Rizzo who made perhaps the most talked-about personnel move in all of baseball this year, leaving Strasburg off the NLDS roster after making the prized right-hander stop pitching with about 3½ weeks left in the regular season. This was Strasburg's first full season following reconstructive surgery on his right elbow, and Washington wanted to protect him for the future.
"I stand by my decision, and we'll take the criticism as it comes," Rizzo said, "but we have to do what's best for the Washington Nationals, and we think we did."
The feeling around the club is its best days are on the horizon, that winning will now become a regular occurrence. Those 100-loss seasons and worst-in-the-majors finishes in 2008 and 2009? Long in the past, the thinking goes.
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Renewable Energy Act of 2013 deserves support of hunters, anglers
Chris Wood
Thursday, March 7, 2013
If you've hunted or fished on public lands in the West over the last dozen years or so, you've been witness to the large-scale industrial development of some of the most important fish and game habitat left in the United States.
If you're like me, you want a do-over. A mulligan, if you will.
In our haste to pull as much domestic fuel from beneath public lands as we could, we forgot about the above-ground fish and game resources that depend on intact habitat for survival.
Since the new century began, we've lost about half our mule deer herd on the Pinedale Anticline in western Wyoming, just by turning their winter range into a maze of roads, rigs and well pads.
We drilled for gas on the banks of Fish Creek—a native Colorado River cutthroat trout stream in the Wyoming Range—and we constructed the infrastructure that allowed big-rig traffic into the once-pristine backcountry to do it.
As a result, we've affected hundreds of thousands of acres of habitat, and we've put at risk our priceless watersheds, the trout that swim in them and the game that depend on them for survival.
Just as importantly, for sportsmen and women, we've lost many opportunities to fish and hunt on lands that belong to every single American, no matter where they live across this great nation.
If only we could turn back the clock, right? Unfortunately, that can't happen. But, as we stand on the precipice of the "next big thing"—the fast-paced development of America's renewable wind and solar resources—we have an unparalleled opportunity to be proactive … to get things right before all we have left are more regrets. T
he Public Lands Renewable Energy Development Act of 2013 now sits before both chambers of Congress, and it has bipartisan support. The bill provides a common-sense approach to ensuring renewable energy development on our public lands doesn't take the same toll on our fish, game and opportunity that oil and gas drilling have exacted in recent years.
The bill would use royalty fees from competitive public lands wind and solar leases to fund the permitting agencies, as well as provide revenue for the impacted counties and states.
For anglers and hunters, the bill would require that at least a quarter of the royalty fees collected from these leases be put into a conservation fund that can be used to offset the impact of the development by improving fish and game habitat.
The federal agencies in charge of processing permits for wind and solar development would receive a small share of the funds to catch up with the backlog of existing permit applications, lessening the burden on taxpayers and ensuring an efficient process that won't easily be bogged down.
And, considering the larger issues surrounding the energy debate, working to responsibly develop more renewable energy projects is a good thing for the nation and the environment.
For counties and states that are home to potential renewable energy projects, the royalty payments ensure them a piece of the pie—this is money that can help local communities deal with the need for increased services, growing populations and the challenges that come with industrial growth.  It gives these predominantly rural communities a chance to earn money from large swaths of public land within their borders.
Finally, for sportsmen and women, the conservation fund created by these projects will ensure future hunting and fishing opportunity on public lands which, after all, provide the most accessible and affordable fishing and hunting in America.
In the House, the bill is sponsored by Reps. Paul Gosar, a Republican from Arizona Mike Thompson, a Democrat from California Joe Heck, and Republican from Nevada and Jared Polis, a Democrat from Colorado.
 In the Senate, the bill is sponsored by Sens. Dean Heller, a Republican from Nevada, and Jon Tester, a Democrat from Montana.
This is common-sense legislation that needs to move through Congress quickly, so we can proactively manage responsible renewable energy development on public lands. This bill represents an opportunity for Congress to come together for the good of America's energy future.
Please contact your state's federal delegation and ask them to support the Renewable Energy Act of 2013. Doing so will help ensure a bright future for hunting, fishing and recreation on America's public lands, as well as clean, renewable sources of energy well into the future.
Chris Wood is the president and CEO of Trout Unlimited.
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The Pirates are not among the needy as they sport a .602 winning percentage at the break, but they received future aid Wednesday.
The Pirates were awarded the fifth pick in Competitive Balance Round B of the 2014 draft Wednesday as Major League Baseball held its competitive balance lottery. The six Round B selections follow the second round of the draft.
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Adirondack Music Scene:Rock and Roll, Classical, Celtic, and Folk
It's incredible, wherever you go during the summer music fills the air. Like today, if you were lucky enough to get to the Saranac Lake Block Party early you'd have heard a number of live acts in Berkley Square. Last night at the Shamrock out in Gabriels there was a wonderful jam with contributions from three musicians who are normally too busy to make it out to a jam like that. We regulars were treated to beautiful harmonies and some of the best fiddle playing I've heard all year. For this non-scheduled stuff all you can do is show up and be happily surprised. However, this week there are some scheduled shows worth putting in your planners.
Starting tonight on the Waterhole patio in Saranac Lake at 6 p.m. the band Ironwood will be playing. I found myself singing along to a few of their songs after just one listen. Bouncy perfect patio rock and roll.
Possible new hot spot every Friday in North Creek: Cafe Sarah is encouraging musicians to show up starting around 5:30 until 9 pm. There is no formal set-up just now but it may evolve into a regular open mic. Thus far a few different musicians have shown up and had an impromptu jam. So, get the word out. You can call (518) 251-5959 for more details if their website is down.
Friday, as usual there is almost too much going on. First at the Waterhole starting at 6 pm there will be some version of The Dust Bunnies opening for Rich Merritt and Matt Russell who used to play in my living room 20 years ago! These guys are excellent musicians and fun entertainers.
Also on Friday starting at 7 pm in Blue Mountain Lake, the Lake Placid Sinfonietta will be performing "Rhapsodies in Blue" at the Adirondack Museum. The grounds open at 5:15 pm so guests can picnic. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and food (beer and wine will be available for sale) to enjoy this gorgeous setting before the evening of Strauss, Bach, Grieg and Beethoven, just to name a few, begins. They do have an alternate venue in case it rains. There is a $20 general admission charge and, if you're really into it, a pre-concert reception with the conductor for $75.
Also in Saranac Lake at O'Reilly's Pub located below Morgan's 11 on Main St. a group of very talented musicians will be performing at 8 pm. They are calling themselves "Lap The Dasher" and I have no doubt they will be gathering fans of Irish music for a long time to come.
Saturday JEMS Day on the Village Green in Jay: There will be performers all day starting at 10 am and then to cap it all off Sven Curth will be performing his fantastic combination of funkabilly and blues starting at 6:30 pm.
Saturday one of the best singers around, Martin Sexton, is giving a solo performance at LPCA in Lake PLacid at 8 pm. I've had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Sexton a few times now and I am thoroughly amazed by his voice. He's been very generous with his time to help out great venues such as The Wild Center in Tupper Lake and BluSeed Studios in Saranac Lake. Now he's giving a full concert and I truly hope the community goes out to support his talent. Tickets are $23 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.
Also on Saturday in Saranac Lake Lucid is playing at the Waterhole. They are supposed to start around 9:30 pm. What I've been hearing online sounds like great rock/blues with the sax and keys giving them a funk/jazzy sound as well. If you miss them on Saturday you can catch them at the Essex County Fairgrounds in Westport on Wednesday the 12th.
On Sunday in Schroon Lake The Adirondack Folk Festival starts at noon and goes until 5 pm. Many excellent folk musicians are participating this year — people like Roy Hurd, Sara Milonovich, Joan Crane, Jamcrackers, Frank Orsini, John Kirk, Trish Miller and Ed Lowman.
Tuesday the 11th in Lake Placid, Porter Batiste Stoltz will be performing at Mid's Park on Main Street. This band is from New Orleans and tours nationally. This is part of The Pines Inn – Songs At Mirror Lake and it's free!
Drawing of the band Lucid at Mezzanotte in Syracuse. Wish I could tell you who the artist is but… well, looks like Lou something to me – if you know please drop me a line. Thanks!
CCE Campaign Promotes Seasonal Recipes for Local Foods
Eat Well, Eat Local and Eat Together is the theme of a campaign by Cornell Cooperative Extension in counties across New York State, including locally in Warren County, that coincides with the local harvest season. Also known as Eat3, the program's goal is to help families choose, prepare and enjoy healthy meals together using locally-grown produce.
Each month, from July through November, the campaign will feature one local and healthful meal that families can prepare and enjoy together. The recipes have been chosen to emphasize kid-friendly foods that take advantage of fruits and vegetables in season. For example, the Meal of the Month for July features Broccoli and Black Bean Quesadillas and Fruity Pops. The quesadilla recipe boosts the nutritional value of a traditional tortilla and cheese quesadilla by including broccoli and beans. The frozen fruit and yogurt "pops" uses seasonal fruits, such as berries and peaches, in an easy recipe that kids can make themselves.
Cornell Cooperative Extension is currently distributing recipes highlighting July's Meal of the Month, as well as postcards and a colorful refrigerator magnet to remind families to Eat Well, Eat Local and Eat Together. Families are also being encouraged to visit and register at the Eat3 website, www.Eat3.org. Those who register on the website will be entered into a monthly drawing for a $50 grocery store gift card. Two gift card winners will be chosen each month. The website features additional seasonal recipes with nutrition information, tips, games and a chance to share comments and questions about the recipes and eating together.
Contact Alexis Flewelling at email@example.com or at 518-668-4881 to request July's free Meal of the Month recipes and magnet from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Warren County.
An Abundance of Art in the Adirondacks
There's a lot going on in the visual arts in the Adirondacks, and we have only been able to cover a fraction of it, so a quick callout here to check in with your local gallery. Shows change fast in summer. It's amazing what creative people are doing in these woods, most of it not very woodsy.
One of the cool little galleries in Saranac Lake is 7444, in a former railroad siding building on Depot Street. Next week 7444 hosts Aaron Hobson's Barkeater Photography Workshop. Hobson's beautiful, dark, cinematic work has been shown around the world, and photographers come from around the world to work with him in Saranac Lake. There are still a few slots left to sign up for the workshop.
At 6 p.m. today 7444 will host an opening of "paintings and thoughts" by Ursula Wyatt Trudeau and Margo Fish, residents of Saranac Lake and Lake Placid respectively, and two creative women who do a lot more than art to liven up their towns. See the gallery's blog for 7444's schedule of events.
Worth going out of your way for is a show hanging in the gallery at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts. Photographer Todd R. Lockwood's arresting large-format black-and-white portraits of Adirondackers, Vermonters and others make you want to learn each subject's life story. Lockwood lives in South Burlington and has been taking pictures since he was a student at Northwood School in Lake Placid in the 1960s.
Lake Placid also has an interesting art space with a numeric name: 511 Gallery, on Main Street. Keep an eye on its Web site for upcoming artists.
Bluseed Studios in Saranac Lake always has something new on its walls or in progress in its printmaking, ceramics and artists' studios. And the Adirondack Artists Guild on Main Street in Saranac Lake is featuring a different artist every month. Nancy Brossard of Childwold will have an opening reception for a show of landscape paintings 5-7 p.m. this Friday, August 7.
Those are just a few places near me. Every town has something arts-related in August. Feel free to post events in Comments, or see these links for more shows.
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Upcoming Events for the New Almanack Book
There are several book signings and other events for the new book Historic Tales from the Adirondack Almanack beginning this weekend. I hope you'll come out for one of them.
August 8: An informal talk about Adirondack blogging, trends in local media history, the new book, and their connection to Hulett's Landing at 7:30 pm, this Saturday, August 8th, at the Hulett's Landing Casino.
August 9: Book signing at The Adirondack Reader in Inlet, NY on Sunday, August 9th from 1-3pm
September 12: Book signing at The Open Door Bookstore in Schenectady on Saturday, September 12th from 1-2:30pm.
September 19: Book signing at Bookstore Plus in Lake Placid on Saturday, September 19th at 2:00pm.
Adirondacks: Off the Couch, Out the Door
Severe thunder storms. Stuck in the house. So what else is new this summer in northern New York? Now, nature addicts like me don't mind a little rain. That's what Gore-tex is for. But crashing branches and slashing lightning? No way am I hiking or paddling in that, and it's driving me nuts.
Where comes this craving to be out in the woods in all weathers (except severe thunder storms or maybe freezing rain)? It started when I was just a small kid, maybe 9 or 10, growing up in a boatyard on a lake in Michigan, with a dad who had lots of chores for me and who wasn't all that nice about getting me to do them. But he had taught me how to paddle. And a winding creek ran between our lake and another, the banks lined with marsh and forest. And canoes were there for the taking. I soon learned that two turns of the creek carried me beyond the sound of my dad shouting about unfinished work. So the woods and the waterways became my refuge, my place to get lost on purpose.
And so they still are. For 15 years I worked as a nursing assistant for Hospice, traveling all over Saratoga County to care for people in their own homes, people dying of every illness the human flesh can fail by. And I couldn't fix it. Each day I had to walk into the heart of suffering. And stay there. Friends asked me, "How can you stand it?" One way was to go to the river, push off in my little canoe (a 10′ Hornbeck Black Jack, weighing 12 pounds), and as soon as I felt that smooth silken water bearing me up and smelled the sweet scent of mossy banks, I sensed that all was well. I could really believe that some great goodness lay at the core of creation, that death and change were just part of the scheme of things, and that all would be well, indeed.
It's funny. I thought I'd enjoy such nature magazines as Outside and Backpacker, but when I leafed through a few issues, I found the articles were mostly about surviving nature — enduring thousands of mosquito bites, falling off cliffs, freezing in the mountains, struggling across deserts, that sort of thing: Nature as something that had to be challenged or overcome. Not for me. I preferred to go to nature for its power to heal. During my work for Hospice, I witnessed this power in the lives of others, as well. Let me tell you about two of these folks. While it's true they both eventually died, I know that their final days were enriched by getting them off the couch and out the door.
Dan, a Polish-American retired paper mill worker, wanted nothing to do with me. No, he didn't need a shave. No, he could shower without my help. No, he didn't want to chit-chat. "Just siddown and be quiet. I wanna watch 'The Price is Right'." Now, to spend an hour doing nothing was bad enough. But to have to spend it watching "The Price is Right" — torture! So I busied myself making his bed and nosing about for something to read. And there on his bookshelf were several field guides for mushrooms. I interrupted his program: "Dan, do you like to hunt mushrooms? You know, we could go look for some." It was late autumn. There might be a few late fruiters. Click! The TV went dark. "Could you really take me?"
Indeed I could. We drove to a site where he knew some Late Fall Oyster mushrooms might be found. While he sat in the car, he sent me off into the woods. It must have been angels (plus Dan's good directions) that led me right to them. A whole bunch. I gathered a gallon or so, and you know, it might have been gold I laid in his lap, he was so delighted. And after that adventure, off we would go nearly every day until the day he died. He'd sit in the car with his oxygen tank (he had terminal heart failure), and we'd drive along the Hudson and Hoosick Rivers, visiting all the haunts of his youth. We found where he used to hide his canoe. We found where wild asparagus grew. He recalled how his father was gassed in the war. He remembered his mother's struggles to run their tavern. He confessed how he started drinking young and how mean he had been to his wife when he was drunk. And he found at last the courage to ask for his wife's forgiveness before he died. And he died in her loving arms.
Then there was Eleanor. I'm not sure what Eleanor's illness was. Terminal crankiness, probably. She lived in an assisted living facility, very nice, lots of social events, classes, good meals. She never left her room. She wanted her meals sent up. She wanted her shades pulled down. The one pleasure she allowed herself was to sit on the porch in her wheelchair on pleasant days. One day I rolled her down the ramp: "Some Blue-eyed Grass is blooming near the parking lot," I told her. She reluctantly consented. She had never seen (nor ever cared to see) Blue-eyed Grass, but that day her eyes were opened. A sea of radiant blue covered a vacant lot, studded with bright yellow Small Sundrops and snowy Wild Strawberry. "Oh my! How pretty," she said (in spite of herself).
All summer we walked and rolled, on into the fall. If the day was rainy, she waited for me in her raincoat. She couldn't get over the beauty of Blue Vervain ("How can that be a weed?") or the tiny pink blossoms of Northern Willow Herb ("Wouldn't they make a darling dollhouse bouquet?") We picked gorgeous bundles of Panicled Dogwood (burgundy leaves, waxy white berries on hot pink pedicels) mixed with the dark maroon seed sprays of Curly Dock. Then we got in trouble for bringing in armloads of Goldenrod. Her daughter threw it all out: "Get those weeds out of here! They're dropping pollen all over!" I heard that cranky tone and marveled: that's how Eleanor used to sound. She didn't anymore.
Follow "In Stoddard's Footsteps" in Placid
His career spanned the settling of the Adirondacks, the heyday of the guide, the steamship, and the grand hotel. Pioneer photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard produced over 8,000 images of a changing landscape — the largest documentary record of regional life in the late nineteenth century. Adirondack photographer Mark Bowie followed in Stoddard's footsteps more than a century later, faithfully photographing once again the exact locations of many of his classic images.
Join Bowie on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 at Lake Placid Center for the Arts as he compares the Adirondacks of today with Stoddard's. The comparisons are fascinating, sometimes surprising, in every case, illuminating. The program is sponsored by the Adirondack Museum and will begin at 7:30 p.m. There is no charge for Adirondack Museum members and children of elementary school age or younger. The fee for non-members is $5.00.
Mark Bowie is a third generation Adirondack photographer. He is a frequent contributor to Adirondack Life and Adirondack Explorer magazines. His photos have been published in Natural History, as well as by the Sierra Club, Conde Nast Publications, Portal Publications, and Tehabi Books. Bowie's first book is Adirondack Waters: Spirit of the Mountains (2006). In Stoddard's Footsteps: The Adirondacks Then & Now was recently published. He has recently completed work on a third book, The Adirondacks: In Celebration of the Seasons, released in the Spring of 2009.
Photo: Grand View House, Lake Placid, 1893. Photograph by Seneca Ray Stoddard. Collection of the Adirondack Museum.
All Quiet on The ORDA Concert Front
Sorry, spin dancers, Phish will not be playing the Olympic Center, according to the Olympic Regional Development Authority. When contacted by the Almanack last week, the state agency harshed rumors that the reunited Vermont jam band would return to Lake Placid this year.
Actually no arena concerts are coming to Lake Placid, and none have for two and a half years. In the now-distant past Tina Turner, Bob Dylan, Blues Traveler, New Kids on the Block, a bunch of country singers, Cher and many others have rocked the '80 Rink. The last to do so was Buffalo jam-band moe., which packed the place in March 2007.
The local police didn't like moe.'s winter festival, snoe.down, citing a few dozen arrests on minor drug-possession charges. When moe. announced that it would not return with its multiband roster for a third season, the Lake Placid police chief said he was "glad."
It's not by design that there have been no big shows lately, ORDA says. It's just the way it is. "We still do concerts, but obviously with other venues in the area — in Montreal, Burlington and Albany — not as many groups come through Lake Placid," says ORDA spokeswoman Stephanie Ryan.
ORDA does book small-stage music to complement events such as world championship competitions, Oktoberfest and the Flaming Leaves Festival. "But there are no plans for any [major shows] right now, to my knowledge," Ryan says.
The Olympic Center is slated to begin renovations this week, so it's a moot topic for a while. Still, one Main Street business owner remembers fondly the thousands of dollars snoe.down brought to her business at a pretty slow time of year. "More concerts would be nice," she says.
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Diane Chase's Adirondack Family Activities: Ticonderoga Free Children's Workshops
Free. Now that's a four-letter word that I don't mind my children saying. As a matter of fact I encourage it with wild abandon. With the rain winning the weather wrestling match, inside alternatives are wearing thin. Even the sunniest of personalities isn't always enough to break through a ten-day forecast of rain. Fortunately there are many options available to get kids (and the rest of us) out of the house.
The Ticonderoga Heritage Museum continues with its bi-weekly workshops offering "A Champlain Summer" of free children's activities. The museum has tied into the 400th anniversary of Samuel de Champlain's travels to the lake graced with his name. The Museum has taken on the task to encourage kids to come and find out what other children were doing for fun 400 years ago.
My son informs me that it is considered work if you have to make something. Somewhere we have picked up a consumer. Really since when is it considered hard labor to make a block print t-shirt? Sounds like fun to me.
There is a theme for the last few events. Kids can design a Native American tee shirt on August 5th or learn about life as a Native American child and make and eat a corn meal treat on August 7th. Next week brings weaving projects on the 12th and rattles (to ward off evil spirits) on the 14th. The events take place every Wednesday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. and are free. The Heritage Museum is on the corner of Tower Avenue and Montcalm Street.
Across Montcalm Street and directly after the museum's activities, are more free activities. The annual Ticonderoga Festival Guild is holding its 30th Arts Trek Children's Series. These morning events are on Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. so you'll have to scurry to see it all. Since 1980 the Festival Guild has been dedicated to promoting the performing arts to the community at large. If you still have any energy left complete the loop with a wander to Bicentennial Park, which abuts the Heritage Museum property, and enjoy a romp at the playground, see the waterfall or if it rains hide under the covered bridge or gazebo.
photo used with the permission of Diane Chase, Adirondack Family Time
Diane Chase writes about Adirondack Family Activities in the weekly FamilyTime newspaper column for the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, as well as blogs for LakePlacid.com and Adirondack Almanack. Her first guidebook is called "Adirondack Family Time: over 300 activities in the High Peaks Region and Beyond."
Late Blight: What Not to Do
A Wilmington woman who suspected her tomato was afflicted with "late blight," a fungal disease killing area nightshade crops, put the plant in her car and drove it to the Hhott House garden center in Saranac Lake late last week to get an expert opinion.
The opinion was, yes, the plant did indeed have late blight, and now it had traveled through Lake Placid, home to Cornell University's Uihlein Potato Research Station, which provides seed stock for much of the state. It had also come within six miles of Tucker Farms, a commercial potato grower in Gabriels, and, less important, within a block of my potato and tomato plants, the latter which are finally fruiting.
The plant was bagged and discarded in the trash, as it should have been to begin with. Late blight is spread by spores that can travel several miles on the wind. Here is a reminder from the Clinton Essex Cooperative Extension on what you should do if you suspect your tomatoes or potatoes have late blight.


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Toronto in turmoil, but no way to oust mayor as police seize alleged 'crack video'
TORONTO - The country's largest city descended into embarrassing new political turmoil Thursday with police essentially confirming the existence of an alleged video appearing to show Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine.
The surprise announcement by Chief Bill Blair, which followed the morning arrest of Ford's friend on extortion charges related to the alleged video, prompted immediate calls for the mayor to resign.
"The mayor has a totally unique approach to these personal crises of any politician we've ever seen," said Coun. Shelley Carroll.
"(But) we're now at a juncture where nothing he can do can make this go away."
Ford shoved photographers out of the way and yelled "Get off my property!" as he left home without commenting for what aides said was to be a routine day at city hall.
Speaking later in the day, a far more subdued Ford said he was unable to defend himself because the matter was before the courts.
"I have no reason to resign," Ford said. "I'm going to be out doing what the people elected me to do."
For months now, the mayor has brazened his way through the allegations about the cellphone video and his purported drug use, saying only that it does not exist and he does not smoke crack cocaine.
Ford has also refused to talk about his friendship with Lisi, 35, who was charged Thursday with extortion in relation to the alleged video. Lisi, who was also Ford's occasional driver, was previously charged with drug-trafficking offences.
The mayor has described him as a "good guy."
Despite the pressure on Ford, municipal law makes no provision for his forced removal from office unless he's convicted and jailed for a criminal offence.
"There's nothing we can do at this point," Municipal Affairs Minister Linda Jeffrey said at the legislature.
"The province has no power to remove anybody, and obviously we'd have to wait as the investigation unfolds as to next steps."
Like others, including Blair who expressed disappointment at the latest turn of events, Jeffrey said she was "saddened" by them, but refused to say whether Ford should step down.
At the same time, the minister expressed confidence in council to continue managing the city's affairs despite the questions and allegations.
Even if the city and its thousands of employees keep functioning despite the woes at the top, the situation is clearly weighing on the minds of many councillors.
Some branded Ford an embarrassment, others said he owed the city an explanation.
"This cannot keep dragging out," Coun. James Pasternak said.
"It is very disconcerting that the mayor of Canada's largest city is under police surveillance."
Allegations about Ford began swirling in earnest earlier this year when website Gawker and the Toronto Star published stories about an alleged drug dealer shopping around a cellphone video.
They also published a photograph showing Ford with people accused of drug and weapon offences. One person in the photograph was killed in a drive-by shooting.
_ With files from Maria Babbage.
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A: "I graduated and played basketball at Pusch Ridge Christian Academy under former Arizona Wildcat Jason Stewart. I was a two sport athlete in college at Southwestern College in Phoenix. I played both soccer and basketball. In 2007 and 2008 my basketball team won the NCCAA West Region Conference and earned a trip to the NCCAA National Tournament in Springfield, Missouri.
"After I was done playing I was a recruiter and assistant at Southwestern College under head coach Rick Roth. I did that for two years before moving back to Tucson."
Q: Recent coaching experiences?
A: "For the last three years I was an assistant coach to Brian Peabody (Ironwood Ridge) and his staff. Coach Peabody, Matt Minder and Mike Morgan had been working together for over 20 years since Coach Peabody's days at Greens Fields and it was there that I learned the most about basketball.
"I really believe that he has one of the best staffs around, each of them could have easily been successful head coaches elsewhere and that's what makes Coach Peabody's staff so special. Coach Peabody is such a great coach and really took me in and helped me grow. He taught me so much about simplifying the game and getting kids to compete. I really believe that if not for him and his staff, I wouldn't be where I'm at today in coaching world."
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What is the future of conservatism? Writers, thinkers discuss at Commentary Magazine
Left to its own devices, democracy can exaggerate itself, going too far, and bringing trouble on itself, Mansfield wrote. "In demanding equality, it tries to level differences, claiming to raise the low but often actually lowering the high," he said. Instead, conservatives are needed to "stand for greatness against democratic mediocrity," persuading others to see why it is necessary to admire "the best among us and to restrain the extension of equality."
Wilfred McClay of the University of Tennessee said that Republicans should focus on articulating "higher and better and more unifying principles," including growth, opportunity, sensible restraints on taxes and spending, a strong dollar, economic and religious freedom, military strength, patriotism, individual empowerment and responsibility, the dignity of work and the need for educational reforms.
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Unless conservatism can shove religion and the tea party under the bus, it's future is on the margins.
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The biggest issue is to drop the position on immigration. It makes no sense, it
is hostile to good people and it is costing us lots of votes.
Probably second is to tone down the rhetoric on the finances. Almost everyone
knows there must be some restraint on spending, but conservatives will always
lose the debate if we are so easily painted as no taxes on millionaires. We
look like we are protecting rich people instead of protecting the country with
reasonable and responsible answers to real and pressing questions. You change
those two issues and advertise a little bit in June - Aug and we win that
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Right now the gut nut t-party has control it seems and is messing with anarchy if they don't get their way. They either have no real conviction of their rhetoric or they actually are preparing for a civil war over god, guns and gold.
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A return to common sense would help.
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republiconservatives should continue to do exactly what they have been doing.
The demographics are in their corner.
When their base
realizes they will be sacrificed to fend for themselves by cuts in SS and
Medicare, it will make the republicons in congress even more popular than they
are now.
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And Reagan would be considered a RINO today by the GOP.
See item
Republicans should stop hunting all RINOs.
I'm the
same man I was 30 years ago - albeit, older and wiser.
I'm was Center
Left then, and I'm Center-left now and I voted for Reagan, twice.
I didn't leave the GOP,
The GOP left me.
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Bully! America x Depressed! Reader-Never Forget p2A/N: cussing, sad stuff dont like dont read----------------------------------------------------------The next week, Alfred dragged you from your home and back to school. But, not before helping you heal yourself.-----Flash Back------A loud knock assulted your door."Good Morning _______! It's time to get up!"You groaned. "Go home Jones!" you shouted back.He laughed and kicked open your door and waltzed into your bedroom. He lift you up in his arms and kissed your forehead. "There is no time for that now ______! We have a big week planned before you go back to school!"Your (e/c) snapped open. "What?! I'm not going back there!" you yelled thrashing in his arms. He was unaffected and continued."First and for most, I'm going to help you getting your eating habits back on track and but you some *bio oil for your scars."You scowled and looked away. "Why are you doing this?"Alfred smiled and kissed you softly. You watched his eyes flutter closed as he pressed his lips harder to your
America x Reader - I Promise"It's over." the sandy blond man said bluntly."W-what?" you asked as tears begun to form in the corners of your big (e/c) eyes. You two were happily eating dinner at your apartment.The American pushed up his glasses that had become askew. "I'm just not into you anymore," he rose from his chair and headed for the door. "to be honest, I never really was into you." and with those final heart crushing words, he left.You and the American boy named Alfred have been dating for the past 2 years. Things have always gone so great! You loved him and he loved you. Or so you thought.Now you sit in your chair. Too stunned to move or feel the hot tears running down your cheeks. What did you do? What happened to cause this?Thousands of questions raced through your mind. You stood up and stumbled to your bedroom, flopped on the bed and cried your eyes out.----Alfred P.O.V-----I closed _______'s door behind me and sank to the floor. I can't believe I actually broke up with her! Just because every
Hetalia x Abused! Depressed! Maid! ReaderA/N: WARNING this is sad and since i made it so long earlier i split it up into 2 parts this is part 1!Hetalia x Maid! Depressed! Abused! ReaderThe Grass is Always Greener-----Flash Back-------Another blow to the stomach and you were down."Maybe that will teach you to do as your told." your uncle hissed as he slammed the door to your dark room.You slowly and painfully picked yourself up from the cool wooden floor and choked out a sob.Sadly, this was your daily routine.Ever since your parents died in a fire when you were 4, you have been living with your drunken uncle. Whenever he drank, he would hit you. Whenever he was sober, he screamed at you.You couldn't win.A few years ago, you were forced to drop out of school because your Uncle refused to pay. You tried getting many jobs but they never really paid much. So, when you were scanning through your newspaper yesterday, you found an add."UNITED NATIONS MAID WANTED" this interested you. And the pay was more than all your prev
2p!America x Child! Reader - Soft Side Ch 1A/N: this will have a touchy subject for some people, strong language, gore and just sad stuff. Don't like? Don't read! Thank you!__________________________________________________________________"Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that."― Martin Luther King Jr., A Testament of Hope: The Essential Writings and SpeechesYou ran. Not caring where, how fast you were going or what you bumped into.You just ran.*Flash Back*"And stay up there you little bitch!" your drunken father shouted while slamming your bedroom door. You hated him. He hut you and your mother whenever he was drunk. And when he wasn't, he would ignore you both. Your mother always tried to protect you, but he was too strong.You could hear your mother. She was crying and telling him to leave you alone. You heard her crying in pain as he hit her too. You threw your little fist against the hardwood door and shouted at him. You listen
Pirate! Spain x Child! Reader - Running AwayA/N: Some swearing and abuse don't like don't read!-----------------------------------------------------------------Pirate! Spain x Child! Reader - Running away"Help me!" You cried out as you ran from your home."Get back here you fucking brat!" snarled your drunken father as he chased after you.After drowning himself in whisky, you father would normally yell at you or hit you. Being at the young age of 4, you didn't know how to fight back, or even protect yourself. And you were certainly confused as to why he was hurting you.For tonight as an example. You were merely playing with a toy your mother had given you before she passed, when your father burst through the door. He swayed towards you. You could smell the alcohol off him. It was disgusting. He grabbed you by your hair and threw you to the ground, causing your head to begin bleeding and you seeing spots. He then let go you and screamed at you. Calling you worthless and a wench. You got up and ran. He followed after you.So
Hetalia x Abused! Depressed! Maid! Reader p2A/N: this is sad and is the 2nd part of "The Grass is Greener" there will be another part aafter this!!------Time Skip-----Prussia P.O.VMe and mien awesome friends France and Spain walked down the nearly empty streets."Zhat girl was checking me out, non?" asked France wiggling his eyebrows."That blonde chica? She was so bella!" Spain laughed."Pssh! Zhe awesome me got all zhe ladies tonight! Kesesese!" I joked. France and Spain laughed.But our laughing stopped as we heard a soft sobbing coming from the ally."Just probably anzther drunk girl." France said unfazed. I was about to agree when Spain gasped and bolted it into the ally. I stood in shock for a second until I realized what made him run. On the dry sidewalk was a fresh trail of blood.Me and France ran into the ally. I nearly gaged at the sight. It was a young girl, probably 18 or so. She was covered in cuts and bruises. There was a large gash on her head and tear stained cheeks. Her (h/l) (h/c) hair was messy and knotted
Hetalia x Child! Venice! Reader Part 1Hetalia x Child! Venice! ReaderYou were wandering the cold streets of Rome. You had no idea how you got there, where to go or what to do. As a toddler, you were mortified.As you stumbled around the city, you came across a small Italian restaurant. Oh how you longed for something to fill your stomach! You ran over to the back door of the restaurant, you little (h/c) curl bouncing as you toddled.Finally reaching the door you were a little shaking but you tried to knock. TRIED. You were just going up to the door when you heard yelling and someone panicking in Italian. The large metal door swung open to reveal two men. One had dark chocolate brown hair and deep eyes. He was really loud and swearing a lot. He had a major scowl on his face that kind of scared you. The other had a lighter version of hair color with a tint of red. He seemed to be fumbling with a garbage bag while the loud one yelled at him. But what really caught your eye were that each of them had a strange curl, jus
2p!America x Child!Reader- Soft Side Ch 2*A/N: there will be some swearing! Don't like? Don't read!*"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that frightens us." - Marianne WilliamsonWhile heading to Al's house, you had fallen asleep. He stared down at you with some respect. You didn't cry when you told him about what happened.He reached his house only to be welcomed by yelling. Al growled low in his throat and walked into the kitchen. His two 'friends' Oliver and Matt were staying over at his house to hang out today.Oliver had pinkish blonde hair and swirling blue eyes. He had a strange obsession with cupcakes and poison. He wore a bright pink sweater vest and a pale blue dress shirt under it.Matt was Al's twin brother. Despite this, they had issues being in the same room together. Like Al, Matt lost his temper easily and he could kill you without so much as batting an eyelash. He wore a black leather jacket, black shades an
Hetalia x Depressed! Abused! Maid! Reader Part 3A/N: WARNING: this contains blood, violance, and abuse! Also harsh language and themes that may make you cry..... YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!----------------------------------------------------------------"I knew you would be back!" your uncle shouts slamming you into the wall. You cried out in pain and slid down the bloody structure. He grabbed a fist full of your hair and smashed your head repeatedly into the wall. Dark spots littered your vision as you faded in and out of consciousness. He let go your hair and drove his large, heavy boot into your rib cage. Blood spewed from your mouth.You tried to get away and scream for help, even though you knew it was futile. He smashed his fist into your bloody face continuously. He grabbed your head and slammed it into the wall again, causing you to see red. You dropped to the floor, wheezing in pain."Stand up." he said sternly. You merely continued to tremble. "THAT WAS A FUCKING ORDER!" he snarled. He didn't wait for you as he pulled you up by
Bully!America x Bullied!Reader. .:You Promised:.You shuffled quickly to your next class here whispers as you passed."She's fat." One whisper reached your ear"She's a loner, a loser!" another line of many reached your ears.It pained you to know that these very lines also took away your best-friend, Alfred F. Jones.Now he was just like the rest of them, a bully, someone who wanted to hurt you, both emotionally, and physically.Then, you saw your classroom door. "I can make it!" You though happily before being shoved out of the way by none other than, Alfred.You landed on the ground harshly, hearing some snickers around you. Alfred already entered but his friends, Gilbert and Matthais, were pointing and laughing, only making you feel worse.The bell rung and you got up hurriedly not wanting to be late for class again because of thes three. But that didn't happen. Instead you got a pissed off teacher leacturing you after class.~timeskip~You got home ok, but your heart w
Jerk!AmericaxReader Oneshot Classroom Callouts...Jerk!AmericaxReader Oneshot Classroom Callouts...Censor for language is already on. Please use your imagination if you'd like to use other words. Thank you!====================================================Today sucked royally for you. First, you slept through your alarm so you were almost late to school. Next, another jerk from [second least favorite class] tripped you in the hallway. You also forgot your homework for third hour in your locker and your teacher wouldn't let you go get it. And now, you're just having a bad day. In a permanent bad mood until you get home.And the worst part is that all your friends are just running away from you claiming "They know how you get when you're angry and they don't want to mess with it." It figures. You're a nice person. Life of the party when you go out(which isn't very often) and a sarcastic, crack up. Very funny person in short. But the one thing people can never see past to this "cool" side of you is the fact that you take school seri
Depressed!AmericaXxXxReader"Alfred, dude, get your life together." You said as you rolled eyes. You were at one of your best friend's - Alfred - house trying to cheer him up, but, as you can tell, you weren't doing a very good job. He sighed out for like the 20th time. What is wrong with your friend you ask? Well, he just found out that his girlfriend - [Some Girl You Don't Like] - not only cheated on him, she also didn't even like him to begin with! She was just using him to 1, make her ex-boyfriend jealous, and 2, for his popularity, if that doesn't suck, especially when she was the one to tell him. You tried to tell him, but did he listen? Nope, not at all. He even yelled at you, saying you were just like everyone else that tried to break them up. It's a wonder you're still with him now but you don't give up on friends like that. He was just confused, puppy love, if you must call it something."[Name], dudette, I just want to be by myself right now." He said. He sighed again and laid down on his bed. You ro
America x Reader: Haven't Had Enough---------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Testing, testing, I'm just suggesting,You and I might not be the best thing,"---------------------------------------------------------------------------------(3rd person P.O.V.)Alfred F. Jones. He was your best friend from kindergarten, the quarterback on the football team, and all in all, the most popular guy at Hetalia High. Not to mention, he was your boyfriend of three months, up until recently, after the final football game of the season."Alfred… I'm not even sure you need hear this… but I want to break up." You mutter under your breath the day after the game."Hey, babe… what? …(Name)?" Alfred starts his usual greeting as loud as usual, but as soon as he processes your words, his voice is hushed, like he didn't see this coming. He reaches out to you, but before he can hold you back, you let out a sigh and hold back tea
Bully!Romano x Victim!Reader: Mean---------------------------------------------------------------------------------"You, with your words like knivesAnd swords and weapons that you use against meYou have knocked me off my feet againGot me feeling like I'm nothingYou, with your voice like nails on a chalkboardCalling me out when I'm woundedYou picking on the weaker man"---------------------------------------------------------------------------------(3rd person P.O.V.)You were walking down the halls to your next class, textbooks in hand and pencil case slipping out of your grip. As it fell, you were shoved into the lockers, crashing down like your pencil case. You heard its contents scatter across the hall, then cruel laughter. It took a few seconds for your eyes to refocus on a very familiar figure, and it wasn't like you weren't expecting this to happen; it happened every day."Idiota," a deep male voice growled. His voice was like nails on a chalkboard; it sent shivers down
Bully!England x Bullied!ReaderYou were just walking down the hallway trying to get to your next class, when a group of popular bitchy girls come up to you."Hey (name)! stay away from Alfred!" Bitch 1 said, you just roll your eyes"Alfred's my bestfriend, and why should I listen to a bunch of sluts?" the whole group gasps and Bitch 1's face turns red from anger."Your going to pay Bitch" Bitch 1 throws at punch at you, but you catch it with your hand, you tighten your hand around hers cutting off the circulation in her hand, she falls to the ground with tears coming out of her eyes and tries to pull her hand away from you, one of her subordinates tries to punch you, you turn around just in time to dodge her fist and punch her right in the nose, you hear a crack and notice that you have just broken her nose, you smirk."Anyone else want a piece of me?" you have your fists up ready to block or attack anyone, they all shake theirs heads and run away."That's what I thought." You continue going to you locker, once you
Worthless (EnglandXReader)CAUTION: SWEARING, BULLYING, AND SUICIDE. MAY BE TRIGGERINGA gentle creaking resounded through the air as a gentle breeze stirred the object dangling in front of the school entrance. The first of the teachers to arrive didn't notice it at first, she was far too distracted with juggling her files of graded papers and laptop, but one glance upwards sent everything she was carrying tumbling to the ground. A loud scream pierced the serene silence of the early morning as she stared at the body dangling from the top of a flagpole.The wind caught a piece of paper, carrying from the dead teenagers hand to the shocked woman below. Catching the note, the teacher scanned it before choking on a sob and took out her cell phone to call the police.______ ______ was dead, and people needed to know.FLASHBACKYou were getting ready for school, nothing new. You had a terrible feeling in the pit of your stomach that today was going to be horrible, so you broke out your power outfit. Je
Open Chair - Jealous!America X ReaderOpen Chair – Jealous!America X ReaderFor the first time in the obnoxious boy's history, America was the first to arrive at a meeting. Often he wandered in late or what he called "fashionably late", though that was only an excuse which he had been using for over a century now. This excuse, however, did not settle well with most of the countries and frequently ended with Germany or England berating him for it.He snickered to himself as he made his way through the empty room, imaging the awestricken faces of those two when they saw he had appeared before them. He could barely contain himself as he thought about the bragging that would surely ensue on his part and the disapproving grunts on theirs. He moved quickly to the end corner of the table, not wanting to waste any time, and took a seat in the second to last chair. In the end chair he placed a stack of newspapers that he had been carrying down with a smile. He leaned back and with a contended sigh plucked t
AmericaXShy!Reader - BleedI feel like I'm drowning in ice waterMy lips have turned a shade of blueI'm frozen with this fearThat you may disappearBefore I've given you the truth...You gently closed your locker, adjusting your (f/c) sweater. You jiggled your backpack so it sat more comfortably on your back. You looked up, seeing your crush and former best friend, Alfred F. Jones. He was now the most popular guy in school and you stayed right where you started; at the bottom. You had friends, but you were never acknowledged by people in Alfred's area. You looked away from Alfred, seeing him lip locked with one of the many bleached blonde girls in your grade.Your hand made it's way to your front pocket, checking to see if the letter was still there. Before you and Alfred had grown apart, you had fallen in love with the hyper-active American. Even when you were really depressed, he still managed to cheer you up with his sparkling, baby blue eyes and his kind smile. That smile could make any girl melt. T
Bully! America x Depressed! Reader - Never ForgetA/N: kinda sorta sad and involves self harming! no like? NO READ!---------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Loser!""Freak!""Nerd!""Go to Hell!"These were the constant insults that invaded your mind every day. You don't know why everyone picked on you. Perhaps they found it fun to see you in pain. The sadistic glow in their eyes when they push you to the ground was enough to know they didn't care."Hey loser! Watch where you're going!" sneered a girl with blonde hair. She shoved passed you and moved towards her group of friends. They all looked at you, whispered, and laughed.How normal.You continued walking to history class and took your usually seat in the front row. As you begun flipping through your notes, you were flicked in the back of the head. You turned around to see Alfred Jones. Oh how you loathed him. He was the first person to start picking on you. He made everyone else too. His wheat blonde hair and bright blue eyes make you t


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