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"There seems to be a question about that right now — enough of a question for me not to step away from that title just yet," the Republican said.
That's a reversal of his acknowledgement earlier this week that a boundary difference between Utah County and state precinct maps cost him a seat he's held since 2003.
Now Frank is saying that decision should be left up to his fellow House members, who must ratify a roster at the start of the 2011 Legislature on Jan. 24.
Gov. Gary Herbert also said Friday there's uncertainty over the situation and that he wanted to review it further before ruling out another remedy.
"Right now, there are no plans to call a special session," Herbert said. "I think it is a little unclear on some of the issues out there."
House Democrats issued a statement later Friday calling Frank "not legally qualified to serve" and asking Utah County Republicans to name his replacement.
But House Republican leaders were reluctant to weigh in on Frank's change of heart since their Monday announcement that the District 57 seat was vacant.
Legislative attorneys told them Frank could no longer serve because two years ago he moved just outside the boundary on the state map and the Utah Constitution requires representatives to live in their districts.
There was the suggestion that Frank, an ally of new House Speaker Becky Lockhart, R-Provo, could get his seat back if the governor called a special session to redraw the boundaries.
But the majority of House and Senate Republicans aren't supportive. Herbert said Friday there aren't the votes to pass a fix in a special session, and neither House nor Senate leaders have asked that one be called.
Usually when there is a legislative vacancy, the political party of the former lawmaker holds a special election among district delegates.
Utah County GOP Chairman Taylor Oldroyd, however, said even though a Jan. 22 election has been tentatively set, there's too much confusion to proceed.
"We're kind of in a hurry-up-and-wait kind of a thing," Oldroyd said. "We're in uncharted waters here."
Frank said waiting until the start of the session would encourage lawmakers to resolve the boundary issue, which resulted in some 2,500 residents voting in the wrong legislative and congressional districts for a decade.
He said because his election results were certified and not challenged, his name should appear on the official House roster as the District 57 representative despite the controversy.
Frank said he would step aside if House members chose not to accept him in that role.
The difference between the state and county precinct maps surfaced when Frank entered his address into a new House website last Friday and another lawmaker appeared as his representative.
He said the portions of Cedar Hills left out of his district by the state were actually annexed into the city before the state map was completed. He is not going to petition the lieutenant governor to accept the county designated boundaries, however, because the process would take too long.
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A rejuvenated Chris Johnson is giving the Tennessee Titans' playoff hopes some legs.
Johnson rushed for 153 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Titans to a 23-17 win over the slumping Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Held to under 100 yards seven times in his first eight games, Johnson now has topped the century mark three times in his last four outings.
He scored on runs of 48 and 4 yards to match his season touchdown total. Kicker Rob Bironas did the rest, hitting three field goals, including a 44-yarder midway through the fourth quarter to put the Titans ahead 23-10.
The Bills (5-7) have lost five straight and are suddenly in jeopardy of going from first in the AFC East to a battle with Miami for last place in the division.
C.J. Spiller had a career-best 83 yards rushing and scored on a 35-yard touchdown run in his second start since Fred Jackson broke a bone in his leg. Receiver Stevie Johnson toned down his touchdown celebration after scoring on a 2-yard catch with 2:58 left to make the game close.
Johnson had been criticized for much of the past week over his celebration in a 28-24 loss to the New York Jets. Johnson was fined $10,000 by the NFL for mocking Jets receiver Plaxico Burress, pretending to shoot himself in the thigh. He was also flagged 15 yards for going to the ground in pretending to be a crashing plane.
This time, Johnson kept his arms to himself and politely handed the ball to the nearest official.
The Titans (7-5) converted two Bills turnovers into 10 points.
Rookie linebacker Colin McCarthy stripped Ryan Fitzpatrick on a fourth-and-3 scramble and recovered it at the Titans 43-yard line. Six plays later, Chris Johnson scored on a 4-yard scamper up the middle to put Tennessee up 17-7.
McCarthy also recovered tight end Scott Chandler's fumble at the Titans 37 to end the Bills' first possession of the second half. That set up a time-consuming 11-play, 64-yard drive capped by Bironas hitting a 27-yard field goal to give Tennessee a 20-10 lead.
Johnson had 190 yards rushing in a 23-17 win over Tampa Bay last weekend. Three weeks earlier, he had 130 yards in a 30-3 victory at Carolina.
Johnson rushed for 106 yards in the first half alone Sunday, more than his output in all but two other games this season. His best run came on the 48-yard touchdown, when he found a crease off right tackle, raced up the right sideline and outran defenders Aaron Williams and Da'Norris Searcy to the end zone.
The Bills ran out of time to manufacture a comeback. Getting the ball back at their own 15-yard line with 62 seconds left, their final drive ended with Fitzpatrick throwing three straight incompletions from his 46.
Fitzpatrick finished 29 of 46 for 288 yards.
The back-and-forth first half featured some electrifying and bizarre plays.
Spiller gave the Bills a 7-3 lead midway through the fourth quarter when he beat the Titans to the left corner and cut it up the sideline. He was chased down from behind by Michael Griffin, who punched the ball loose inside the 10-yard line. The ball ricocheted off Spiller's left knee and was bouncing out of the end zone when the running back made a diving attempt to secure it before sliding out.
Officials initially ruled it a touchback, before reversing the call to a touchdown after replays showed Spiller had control of the ball while inbounds.
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Reviews by NHGrafx:NHGrafxMassachusetts 2.78/5 rDev +3.3% look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 4 Poured from a 12 oz clear bottle. Pours a yellow straw color. 2 finger head, decent retention, very bubbly. Pretty nice lacing too. Aroma is not very exciting. Grains, malts and corn. Some very slight hop aroma, and some slight citrus. Slight grassy smell. Taste is ok, a bit bland. Similar taste to the aroma, grains malts and corn. Has a slight sweetness. Little bit of bitterness, with light bitterness on the finish. Mouthfeel is a bit watery and thin. Drinkability is decent, it goes down easy, but not something I would have on a regular basis. Overall this one is pretty bland and boring. Nothing exciting. Serving type: bottle 01-02-2009 23:02:12 | More by NHGrafx More User Reviews:LightEnthusiastSouth Dakota 3.06/5 rDev +13.8% look: 2.75 | smell: 2 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25 "The Champagne of Beer". I like this beer as long as I'm not taking time to review it. I don't recommend savoring the flavors in your mouth, they turn bad pretty fast. Appearance - Straw, pale golden in color. More pale than other "golden" beers. Light head that disappears. Smell - Pretty gross at first, smells a bit like men's restroom/urinals and mild skunk but the skunk is a pleasant sweet skunk. Dirt. Corn. Plastic. Overall a poor smell. Taste - If you're leaving it on your palate for a few seconds (which I don't recommend), you'll taste bitter and sour carbonation mixed with dark cereal grains. After the first 3 seconds it dissolves to a rough - but light - carbonated cough syrup finish. I'll say it again, don't drink it like this. The cough syrup adjective is more attributed to the medicinal numb burning on your tongue as it dissolves and you swallow. This is met with hints of fruit at the tail end of the finish. A good way to drink this beer successfully is to not take your time swishing it around in your mouth like I'm doing now. There's nothing here worth savoring. It has a great drinkability if you go straight from the bottle to your throat, minimizing the time it's on your tongue. If you do this, the beer is actually quite good. Light and carbonated, the flavors leave quickly. This is not something to sip like hot chocolate...this is something to pound down at a tailgate or swig with your meal. Taste is fresh, crisp like an apple, and lightly fruity when swigged. Mouthfeel - Carbonated yet flat at the same time. Can't get rid of that cough syrup. Leaves with a moderately fresh finish yet not too crisp. Again, swig it, don't swish. Airy, pleasantly carbonated when swigged. Overall - I buy these from time to time for $12/18 pack. At this price it's the best value in cheap beer. My other light choice, Michelob Golden Light, has a much better taste, mouthfeel, smell...everything - but often times it's not as cheap as High Life. High Life is better than a lot of its competitors, it manages to sustain some level of sophistication in its taste and mouthfeel that a lot of other cheap AAL's do not possess. There's definitely better beer out there, but there's most certainly worse. High Life is not a beer you should be ashamed to serve your buddies or drink on the couch at home. It's a great cheap alternative to other beers in its price range and knocks some of them straigh out of the park. Just don't expect a fantastic dissolution in your mouth, you will be disappointed and probably grossed out. Serving type: bottle 12-09-2013 07:33:20 | More by LightEnthusiast |
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Ummm 1.5 pounds of weed really isn't that much. 17 Xanax? 1 Germantown soccer mom probably has a bottle of 30 plus pills riding around dropped up in their SUVs. In the big scheme of things this really wasn't that news worthy. A single DUI driver is more dangerous than this guy.
FYI: This guy is NOT a pharmacist! Therefore, it is illegal to sell/dispense controlled medications without a license. If the "soccer mom" you speak about has a prescription from a physician for herself then she is not illegal.
Regarding the DUI driver...that is also illegal and dangerous and he/she will be arrested if caught also...just like the drug dealer in this article who you think is nothing in the "big scheme of things".
Laws are Laws and whether you agree or disagree with them is insignificant. They should be enforced and arrests should be made just like in this case. He is a thug.
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Oceanfront Condo - Fabulous View - Vacation Paradise
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Anastasia by the Sea condo description
Oceanfront condo with private access to the beach. This condo has a beautiful unobstructed view of the ocean from the fifth floor. Two bedroom two full bath in an elevator building. On-site management. Calls collect or email us for more information. Discount for multiple weeks.
Our condo welcomes you to Anastasia Island for a week of rest and relaxation as you bask in the sun soaking up the rays of the beach. The living room and master bedroom have a breathtaking view of the ocean where schools of dolphin have been spotted. There is no music like the sounds of the ocean to make this Vacation spot a must.
Our condo is totally equipped and furnished for a comfortable stay. The Living room and two bedrooms have ceiling fans, televisions and cable. Glass doors separate the living room or master bedroom from your private balcony. The dining area is ideal for six, or three can eat at the counter separating the kitchen from the living room.
The kitchen is fully equipped. Every appliance is there including food processor, coffee grinder, blender, and crock pot. A family-size washer and dryer are located in the side storage room. All your beach equipment is included. All you need to do is bring your clothes.
Master bedroom with King-size Bed connects to a walk-in closet and full bath. It has its own private entrance onto the balcony with an unobstructed view of the ocean. The second bedroom has a walk-in closet which includes a pack-n-play and air bed. The second full bathroom is across the hall. The living room has a queen pull-out couch.
This fifth floor oceanfront condo features elevators, fully lighted parking area, two Tennis courts, shuffleboard, large gorgeous outdoor heated Pool and patio area with lounge furniture. A sunning pavilion is on the second floor poolside. A sun deck and gazebo on the walkway to the beach. Car wash for sand and salt removal.
Unspoiled white beaches on the Atlantic coastline of St. Augustine Beach. Private beach entrance from the condo. Showers are available as you come back from the beach for your chairs and yourselves. Beaches are a sports playground of kite flying, beach biking, walkers, runners, kite jumping, fishing, and glorious sunbathers. Or you can just play in the waves.
St. Augustine is the OLDEST CITY IN AMERICA, cobblestone streets with shops, restaurants, bookstores, culture and history. When you have had enough of the beach you still have culture, nightlife and diversity in Oldtown St. Augustine. Countless historical sites dating aback to l5l3. Nearby is an Alligator Farm. One half hour to Daytona and the racetracks and one hour to Cape Canaveral. St. Augustine is the Home of Golf Hall of Fame and Great Golf all around.
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- Vacation Rental
- Pets Not Allowed
- Children Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit For Renters
- Limited Accessibility
- Non Smoking Only
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
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- DVD Player
- CD Player
- Stereo
- Satellite / Cable
- Cinemas
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- Museums
- Zoo
- Theme Parks
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- Shopping
- Miniature Golf
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- Sailing
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- Tennis
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Golf
- Kayaking
- Wind-Surfing
- Basketball Court
- Elevator
- Washing Machine
- Telephone
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- Linens Provided
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- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer
- Air Conditioning
- Broadband Access
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Beautiful, clean, comfortable!
Beautiful, clean, comfortable!
- Guest Lorie (York, Nebraska)
- Date of stay 11/17/11
- Review Submitted 12/06/11
We were so thrilled to see the Bible verse on the door---welcoming us. It was such a beautiful, amazing condo for the price--couldn't beat it! I truly kept thinking during our stay that the owners were sharing their blessings with us. We hope to visit again. I don't know if I've ever been more relaxed. God Bless Your Family!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, adventure seekers.
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- Guest JT (CA)
- Date of stay 04/06/11
- Review Submitted 05/13/11
It was our first time to St. Augustine and we rented this condo off the internet. Beautiful view, great beach, comfy and close to all. The condo exceeded our expectations. We will definitely be back. Great place and I highly recommend it to anyone.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, tourists without a car, adventure seekers.
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Beautiful Condo with Beautiful Ocean Front View
Beautiful Condo with Beautiful Ocean Front View
- Guest George and Joyce (Winslow, Arkansas)
- Date of stay 11/04/10
- Review Submitted 11/12/10
This was our first time to St. Augustine. We loved everything about your beautiful Condo. It was very clean and comfortable. The grounds were so well kept. The office staff were friendly and helpful. The restaurant down the street serves great food. Who could ask for anything more? They have the best Sea Food Chowder in Florida. The Wildflower is the place to eat. Bring your camera. When the sun comes up over the ocean in the morning you will need it. We are 70 plus and have spent a lot of weeks-months in Condos with ocean front views, but your Condo has the best view in Florida. We loved it. Sincerely, George and JoyceRecommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, age 55+.
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- Guest The Burketts (INDIANA)
- Date of stay 07/31/10
- Review Submitted 08/24/10
I only have one word for our vacation........PERFECT! We would definitely stay here again.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, pet owners, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children.
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- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 05/02/07
- Review Submitted 05/02/07
Beautiful condo and wonderful view! Very short walk to the beach. Convenient to restaurants, shopping & sight-seeing. Kitchen is full of extra items. Our little girl loved her bedroom! Very relaxing and comfortable. We loved it!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
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- Guest B.K.
- Date of stay 04/26/07
- Review Submitted 04/26/07
We want to thank you for the use of your beautiful condo. We knew when we walked through the front door that we were going to love it here. The ocean view is amazing. Last weekend, we spent hours being entertained by the whales. It was a thrill to watch them. Hope to come back soon.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 3/3
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- Guest R.R.
- Date of stay 04/26/07
- Review Submitted 04/26/07
We have enjoyed your homey and restful condo.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
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- Guest H.D. (age 10)
- Date of stay 04/26/07
- Review Submitted 04/26/07
I had a great time in your condo. I loved the second bedroom. It is so summery. The rest of the condo is beautiful. The beach is awesome. I found tons of shells. I hope that when we come back next year we get your condo.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 2/2
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- Guest D.V.
- Date of stay 04/26/07
- Review Submitted 04/26/07
Today we head back to the "hustle & bustle" of the city (Orlando). This vacation was the most relaxing I have ever experienced. The condo was nicer than we expected—worth every penny.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
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- Guest M.D.
- Date of stay 04/26/07
- Review Submitted 04/26/07
We have really enjoyed the beautiful view. We have sampled all the good restaurants close by. You have a good stock of cooking supplies – loved the big pots.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 2/2
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OECD — PARIS (AP) — The global economy could easily slide back into recession if its major problems — like U.S. budget standoffs and Europe's lack of jobs — are left to fester, a leading international economic body said Tuesday.
In its half-yearly update, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development warned that the recovery will be "hesitant and uneven" over the coming two years and that a new major contraction cannot be ruled out.
"The world economy is far from being out of the woods," OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurrma said. "Governments must act decisively, using all the tools at their disposal to turn confidence around and boost growth and jobs in the United States, Europe and elsewhere."
Gurria's downbeat assessment came as the OECD published a fairly glum set of predictions. Though the world economy is expected to grow by 3.4 percent next year, up from 2.9 percent this, the numbers mask big divergences around the world.
Though countries like China, Brazil and India are expected to see growth pick up, the more established economies that the Paris-based OECD traditionally monitors remain stuck in a rut.
In particular, the OECD was gloomier about Europe than in its last forecast six months ago, saying "the greatest threats to the world economy" lie in the 17-country eurozone, which continues to grapple with a debt crisis after three years.
A deep global recession is also possible, it said, if the European crisis doesn't stabilize.
The downbeat report came despite recent indications that the crisis in the eurozone is ebbing. Earlier Greece's euro partners and the International Monetary agreed to hand over more bailout cash to the country, a move that's eliminated fears of an imminent bankruptcy.
The OECD is now predicting a 0.4 percent contraction this year for the eurozone, worse than May's 0.1 percent forecast. For next year, it's forecasting a further 0.1 percent fall, in contrast to the previous prediction of 0.9 percent growth.
It also downgraded its forecasts for the U.S. economy and warned that it could be worse if the White House doesn't clinch a deal with lawmakers on the budget. Assuming a deal is thrashed out, the OECD has penciled in growth of 2 percent for the U.S. next year, down from a forecast of 2.6 percent in May.
The OECD cautioned that growth outside thewhich comprises 34 developed economies mostly in North America and Europe - would be slightly faster but crimped by Europe's troubles.
"A slowdown has surfaced in many emerging market economies, partly reflecting the impact of the recession in Europe," said Pier Carlo Padoan, the OECD's chief economist.
The OECD also warned the U.S. and Europe against cutting spending too sharply and too quickly, saying that could further hurt growth prospects. It suggested that countries with stronger economies such as Germany and China could provide temporary fiscal stimulus to boost growth.
"Global prospects remain fragile, with strong downside risks, and are heavily dependent on the speed and decisiveness of policy actions," it said.
Padoan expressed concern about the so-called fiscal cliff in the U.S., automatic tax increases and steep spending cuts that take effect in January unless President Barack Obama and Congress reach a budget agreement.
"If the fiscal cliff is not avoided, a large negative shock could bring the U.S. and the global economy into recession," Padoan said.
The report argues for "measured" spending cuts and tax increases.
"Reducing the large federal budget deficit is necessary to restore fiscal sustainability, but this should be done gradually and in the context of a well-identified medium-term consolidation plan," Padoan said.
The report warned that unemployment would continue to rise in the eurozone from 11.1 percent this year to 12 percent in 2014, but that the rate in the U.S. would gradually decline to 7.5 percent in 2014.
Archive: Wednesday
Europe weighs in on the global economy
GT County board rejects 2014 budget
Grand Traverse County remains without a 2014 budget.
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Employment on the rebound
Kalkaska County's unemployment rate for October fell to 8.8 percent, a stark improvement from just a few years ago.
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Letters to the Editor: 12/04/2013
Litter is not OK; U.N. has an agenda.
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Chemics overpower Trojans
Traverse City Central's girls basketball season tipped off Tuesday with a 69-32 loss to Midland.
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Man charged in 1996 slaying of Kalkaska woman
Jason Anthony Ryan lived as a free man for 17 years after a heinous Kalkaska County crime. Ryan's days of freedom ended Monday after authorities said new DNA tests link him with the 1996 murder of Geraldine Montgomery, 68, who died of asphyxiation after at least one attacker raped her, stuffed her into the trunk of her car and left the vehicle running.
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Estes sentenced to 18 months probation
Michael Estes' drunken driving case ended with a judge handing down a sentence crafted to help Traverse City's mayor "better" his life through 18 months of probation and alcohol treatment programs.
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Reports: Tigers close to signing Texas reliever Joe Nathan
Finding a closer was a top concern for the Detroit Tigers this off-season.
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Wettest fall on record gives way to abnormal cold
Rain, snow and clouds were more than seemingly endless during the three fall months in northwest Michigan — they also were record setting.
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TC Central AD to leave for MHSAA
Cody Inglis called it "an opportunity of a lifetime."
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Board picks new Benzie County administrator
Beulah resident Karl Sparks hadn't adjusted well to retirement's relative inaction.
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Girls Basketball Roundup: Frankfort tops Elk Rapids
Frankfort outscored Elk Rapids by 10 in the third quarter to overcome a 29-28 halftime deficit and go on to a 57-40 victory. (Plus more)
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Thrift shop invites kids to shop for family members
Kids are invited to shop for their family at an upcoming Secret Santa Shopping Day at the Women's Resource Center Thrift Shop.
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Bats considered for endangered listing
Michigan is one of four states east of the Dakotas free of white-nose syndrome, a deadly disease that targets a nocturnal, flying mammal.
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Community in Brief: 12/04/2013
Peace Corps get-together; GARSP group meets; visit with Santa in Kingsley; and more.
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Flights taking off despite snow
Snow is blanketing the Grand Traverse area this morning but Cherry Capital Airport officials expect most flights will continue throughout the day.
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New businesses set up in TC
A tax firm and a restoration business each will expand services into the Traverse City area.
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Snowy walkways prompt concern
Two city residents tired of snowy downtown sidewalks have had enough. Ann Rogers and Grace Joppich asked the city commission to improve snow removal downtown.
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Editorial: Pension proposal deserves no-strings vote
The issue: Some GT Commissioners say their votes can be had on pension plan. Our view: This issue is too important to be decided by horse trading.
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Letters to the Editor: 11/27/2013
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Shoppers, retailers gear up for big deals
Matt Smith goes where the ads and sales take him on Black Friday. "I've got six kids, so I've got to get everything cheap when it's on sale," said Smith while he perused laptops at Best Buy on U.S. 31.
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Forum: Structuring collaborative partnerships
In this world of constant change, requirements for dealing with the contradictions that arise from today's environment should encourage leadership in the public sector to think differently when structuring collaborative partnerships.
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GT Co. to reexamine field fees
Confusion over the American Legion baseball fees prompted the Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation Commission to reexamine its baseball field fee structure.
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Man accused of drunken driving
A Cedar man was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk with his 14-year-old son in the vehicle.
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Community in Brief: 11/27/2013
Thanksgiving meal; authors support indie book store; senior food drive; and more.
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Andrei Alyokhin, associate professor and graduate coordinator, University of Maine School of Biology and Ecology (and EES faculty), will be sworn as the member of the Governor's Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Council March 26 in the Deering Building, Maine Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Resources in Augusta. The IPM Council was established by the Maine Legislature to promote, expand and enhance integrated pest management within the state with the goal of having a less environmentally damaging and more economically sustainable approaches to preventing pest damage. The council serves both advisory and coordination roles in the effort. Alyokhin's research interests include potatoes and insect pest management.
Alyokhin Named to State Pest Control Council
February 27th, 2013 1:03 PMUMaine Researchers Find Wood Frogs May Transport Mercury into Food Web
February 11th, 2013 1:06 PMJuvenile wood frogs emigrating from their birthplaces in vernal pools into the terrestrial ecosystem may transfer mercury they accumulated during larval development into the food web, according to a team of University of Maine researchers.
The team, led by U.S. Geological Survey and UMaine wildlife ecologist (and EES faculty member) Cynthia Loftin, conducted its study at four short-hydroperiod (likely to dry by mid-June) seasonal woodland pools in Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island, Maine.
The researchers found mercury levels in the 1- to 2-week-old embryos were near or below detectable amounts, indicating that transfer of mercury from mother to eggs was absent or minimal. However, mercury accumulated rapidly in the 6- to 8-week-old tadpoles.
Mercury, a heavy, toxic metal, occurs naturally and is introduced into the environment by metal processing, coal burning and mining. People are exposed to mercury by eating contaminated fish and wildlife. Over time, low-grade mercury exposure in people can impact cognitive thinking and fine motor skills.
While concentrations of total mercury differed among the pools and were greatest in the unburned softwood-dominated setting, the levels increased in all pools throughout the season. The pools dried in June and refilled with September and October rain.
Wood frogs can travel some distance from their natal pools. During summer, fall and winter, they live in wetlands and on land. In the winter, they hibernate underneath leaf litter, woody debris and soil. They return to pools in the spring to mate.
For a better understanding of the transport of this contaminant from seasonal pools into the surrounding environment and potential for uptake into the terrestrial food web, future studies should focus on the ratio of total mercury to methylmercury (produced by burning of fossil fuels) in embryos, tadpoles and juvenile frogs leaving natal ponds, according to the research team, writing in the journal Northeastern Naturalist.
Loftin teamed with Aram Calhoun, professor of wetland ecology and (EES Director); Sarah Nelson, assistant research professor at the Senator George J. Mitchell Center; Adria Elskus, associate professor of biological sciences (and EES faculty); and Kevin Simon, assistant professor in the School of Biology and Ecology, to conduct the study.
Coverage of Mitchell Keynote at International Conference
July 20th, 2012 9:21 AMSeveral media outlets, including the Bangor Daily News covered a keynote address given Thursday by former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell at the BIOGEOMON conference in Northport, Maine. The conference was co-hosted by UMaine. Mitchell told hundreds of international scientists, students and researchers that precise data can help solve problems such as streams, lakes and soils tainted by pollution. Mitchell also noted that projects such as UMaine's long-term research at the Bear Brook Watershed are critical to policy development. Bangor TV stations WABI and WVII both interviewed UMaine soil scientist and EES Faculty Member Ivan Fernandez, who was one of the organizers of the conference.
Contact: Jessica Bloch, (207) 581-3777
Handling the Effects of Abrupt Climate Change
July 19th, 2012 10:45 AMUMaine Gets $3 Million NSF IGERT Award For An Adaptation To Abrupt Climate Change Program
The need to adapt environmental policies and management strategies to meet the social and ecological challenges caused by abrupt climate change events around the world is the focus of a new graduate program at the University of Maine beginning this fall, funded by a five-year, $3 million award from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
EES Faculty member and UMaine's Climate Change Institute Associate Professor of Biology Jasmine Saros will be the principle investigator on the project.
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UMaine Economist Part of National Energy Project
July 19th, 2012 10:42 AMEES Faculty member and UMaine Economist Jonathan Rubin was part of a team of researchers that found the fuels of the future will be cleaner, cheaper and more "made in America" if the United States adopts a national Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS).
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Landmark Watershed Study
July 19th, 2012 9:16 AMEES Faculty Member Ivan Fernandez is co-leading a landmark whole-watershed manipulation project to study effects of acid precipitation. Read more about the study and its impacts on our understanding of forest soil and water quality in Maine's North Woods in the Summer 2012 issue of UMaine Today.
July 13th, 2012 9:06 AM
Ecologist Examining Loss of Native Bees
Frank Drummond, EES Faculty member and UMaine professor of insect ecology, has received $3.3 million as part of a larger $6.6 million grant-funded regional study of native bees, which are necessary and critical players in fruit and berry crop pollination in the Northeast.
For the full article, visit http://umaine.edu/news/blog/2012/06/27/ecologist-examining-loss-of-native-bees/
NSFA 2012 Faculty Awards Announced
April 23rd, 2012 1:17 PMTwo EES faculty members were recipients of the 2012 NSFA Faculty Awards.
NSFA Outstanding Public Service Award—2012
Robert J. Lilieholm, E.L. Giddings Associate Professor of Forest Policy
School of Forest Resources
Rob Lilieholm's primary focus is on forest economics and policy, important areas in the most heavily forested state in the nation. His commitment to public service runs deep and is obvious from even a quick look at his activities. Since coming to UMaine in 2006, Rob has worked to develop and promote the "Wildlands and Woodlands" vision for New England. He coauthored the Wildlands and Woodlands New England report, which has been received favorable coverage in publications such as the New York Times and Boston Globe. He has also been actively involved in the Acadian Internship program, a public-service-oriented training and internship program. Rob spends much time engaging with policymakers at local, state, and federal levels. He served on the Keeping Maine's Forest-based Economy Steering Committee, where his common-sense approach helped the diverse group reach consensus. In addition to many presentations to researchers, stakeholder groups, and the general public, Rob serves on the boards of several environmental organizations in the region. Along with his expertise and enthusiasm, the people Rob interacts with appreciate his collaborative spirit and unwavering respect for different perspectives. Clearly, Rob Lilieholm epitomizes the public-service mission of the University of Maine, and the college is pleased to award him the 2012 Outstanding Public Service Award.
NSFA Outstanding Research Award—2012
Michael Kinnison, Professor
School of Biology & Ecology
Michael Kinnison has developed an extraordinarily successful research program in two general areas: the causes and consequences of rapid evolution, and the conservation of freshwater fishes. He is internationally recognized for his contributions to the discipline of evolutionary biology through his research on how organisms evolve in modern times in response to natural and human pressures. More recently, he has expanded this work to establish a new field that considers the consequences of such evolution for ecological processes in general, as well as for applied applications in human health, food security, and the environment. In the words of one of his peers, "Michael Kinnison is, quite simply, a paradigm changer….he has fundamentally changed the way we view evolution." At the same time, he is well respected within the state of Maine for his applied research on conservation and restoration efforts for threatened and endangered fish species. Since receiving his Ph.D. in 1999, Mike has published numerous highly cited journal articles, commentaries, books and book chapters. Since coming to Maine, he has shown tremendous successes in funding his research program, bringing more than $3.5 million to the university. His successful research program spills over into his teaching where he provides excellent opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students to begin their own research careers. Mike is known for his immense enthusiasm for science. It is due to this enthusiasm, commitment, and innovation that the college is pleased to award Michael Kinnison the 2012 Outstanding Research Award.


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By GustavoLeao / 08:55, 27 August 2009 / Trek Books
A new Pocket Books catalogue revealed new black-and-white tentative versions of covers and also synopsis for several Star Trek novels coming in 2010 (all subject to change of course - beware of spoilers). Here is the list :
Unspoken Truth
Lieutenant Saavik-the compelling female Starfleet officer who is half-Vulcan, half-Romulan-struggles to discover where her loyalties lie.
A wild child, Saavik was left to die in a world so horrifying that it was dubbed Hellguard by those who dared to cling to life there. She was rescued by Spock who took the half-Vulcan half-Romulan child home to his parents, knowing only they could care for the troubled child. As an adult, Saavik followed Spock into Starfleet, but recent events have shaken her. When she comes home to Vulcan to find that other Hellguard survivors are being killed, she wonders if she can dare to call Vulcan home. And when forced to choose, can she embrace the pacifism of Vulcan or is the violence of Romulus her true nature?
Blending the best of both the Star Trek television show and the movie, the story of a younger less experienced Kirk and Spock-and the two great loves of their lives, Carol Marcus and Leila Kalomi.
As man expands beyond explored space, the need to find a way to make inhospitable planets habitable grows greater. One young biologist, Carol Marcus, has a project that she believes can reshape planets. A young committed scientist, she dares to dream of a Federation where there is never any hunger and every world is a paradise. Her dream is shared by James Kirk, a young Starfleet officer and her lover. One of Carol's more enthusiastic team members is botanist Leila Kalomi. Leila finds Carol's passion contagious, and sparks the interest of the Enterprise's science officer, Spock, who convinces her to join Project: Inception.
Seven Deadly Sins
Lust. Gluttony. Greed. Sloth. Wrath. Envy. Pride. These are the seven deadly sins of humanity... but humans are not the only creatures in the universe to surrender to their baser instincts. In the world of Star Trek, entire civilizations are driven by avarice, or anger, or insatiable hunger, or one of the other fundamental urges that have come to define these fascinating species.
Now, this edgy collection of original novellas explores these empires from the inside, delving into the qualities that shape their cultures and their worldviews, through characters as compelling as they are provocative. These surprising and engaging tales feature all of Star Trek's most prominent adversaries, including the Borg (gluttony), the Klingons (wrath), the Romulans (pride), the Cardassians (envy), the Ferengi (greed), the Pakleds (sloth), and the Mirror Universe (lust), and their adventures on the dark side of the Star Trek universe.
To Thine Own Self
When the Orion syndicate holds the Enterprise's doctor for ransom, Captain Pike must discover why the Orions no longer fear Starfleet in this new novel set in the classic Star Trek era.
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