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Hello everyone, I don't post here much -sadface- but I've been really inspired to paint lately when a peer told me i should start thinking about entering into some (donation) art shows. what a boost to the ego
I havent painted much in the past year or so, and i think i forgot how to mix color
this is a painting i'm working on now and the skin tone i am going for is very pale and cool tones... i did a purple underpainting and glazed some cool orangey tones over it. I've been playing around with glazing. usually i do oil paintings with color mixing on the canvas and on palette, so acrylics are very strange for me.
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- Drama! Fiona Apple got arrested for drugs today down in Texas when authorities found hash on her tour bus and spent the day in the clink. Here she is with her eyes closed in the mug shot, which also prove she is a munchkin. [PopBytes]
- Snoop Dogg's son tweeted a wholesome pic of father-son bong hit time. Is anyone actually surprised Snoop Dogg smokes pit with his 18-year-old son? [Gurl]
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Fiona Apple Arrested For Possession Of Hash
Fiona Apple is a real "Criminal" now: she was arrested for possession of hash in Texas and is currently being held in a local jail. According to TMZ, her tour bus was stopped at a border in Sierra Blanca and authorities found hash inside. Hash, for those of you who live a sheltered life, is a very potent form of canabis that gets you hiiiiiiiiigh as a kite and totally explains why she filmed that music video with an octopus on her head. Anyway, Fiona was busted at the same border stop where Willie Nelson and Snoop Dogg have also been arrested for drug possession. What an illustrious group you have joined, Fiona. I eagerly await the angry songs this incident will inspire. [Pitchfork, TMZ] [Photo: Splash News]


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Penguins: Overtime Loss
15,000 capitals fans braved 2 feet of snow to watch their team play the Stanley Cup Champions yesterday. The Penguins however, did not play like champions
The penguins had an unacceptable defeat yesterday to the Caps. During the second period of the game they were up 4-1. This was do to the crafty work of Crosby and Staal. After this the game went downhill for Penguins fans.
A critical goal by Washington's Eric Fehr brought some life back into the crowd. After this more and more goals scored from the Capitals eventually led to a Ovechkin hat trick (uggh).
The Capitals scored 3 unanswered goals on the Penguins. This tied the game at 4-4. I thought "surely the penguins would be able to win in overtime..."
But I was wrong. Early in overtime the Capitals scored with an Ovechkin assist (I didn't know he could!) and a goal by Mike Nuble.
I was in disbelief the Pittsburgh Penguins, Stanley Cup Champions, could give up a three goal lead, and lose in overtime.
Will the Penguins Repeat?
If the Penguins play like this in the games coming, they will surely not go to the playoffs. This kind of play is unacceptable for defending champions. The Penguins need to step up their level of play. If not they will definitely not repeat as the Stanley Cup champs.
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Remi Allen (centre) celebrates scoring Lincoln's third goal during the FA WSL match between Liverpool Ladies and Lincoln Ladies
Sunday, 26 August, 2012
The Imps' Remi Allen bags 84th-minute winner over Liverpool.
Liverpool 2-3 Lincoln Ladies The FA WSL 2pm, Sunday 26 August 2012 Click here to visit the official FA WSL website Remi Allen hailed the character of her team-mates after they overturned a two-goal deficit to record a superb win at Liverpool. Goals from Lucy Staniforth and Precious Hamilton had cancelled out Hannah Keryakoplis' stunning efforts for the hosts. Then, six minutes from time, Allen arrived in the box to decide the entertaining contest. "We were losing 2-0, but felt it was against the run of play," the match-winning midfielder said. "We'd missed quite a few chances in the first half. We were able to keep going and eventually score. In those situations you need to be patient and believe; we did and thankfully got our reward. We have good team spirit and it was needed." Allen herself had gone close before finding the net. "I'd missed a few [chances] earlier so just wanted to get that shot on target. I was relieved to see it go in the corner," she admitted. The sides' last encounter had produced a 3-3 draw and this time the drama began early. On 17 minutes Keryakoplis' spectacular effort from a tight angle flew over the head of goalkeeper Nicola Hobbs to put the Reds ahead. The visitors' bench demanded patience, as they enjoyed plenty of possession without properly testing Nicky Davies in the Liverpool goal. After the turnaround Emily Gielnik headed against the post following superb link-up play between Kelly Jones and Keryakoplis. It became 2-0 when Keryakoplis unleashed an effort that soared high in to the net. At that point it looked like Matt Beard would be celebrating his first win since recently taking over as LFC Ladies' boss. Trailing by two, Lincoln continued to retain possession and were rewarded when Staniforth's shot went beyond the unsighted Davies. Parity arrived on 70 minutes. Hamilton got the goal her superb performance deserved as she headed in from close range. Liverpool seemed shocked to be suddenly level and then had Davies to thank for two superb saves in the closing stages. However, there was little she could do when Allen anticipated a bouncing ball and arrived in the area to decide the contest. Liverpool Davies, V. Jones, Chappell, Riccio, Culvin, Brusell, Foster (C. Jones 79), K. Jones, Evans, Keryakoplis, Gielnik (Billson 60). Substitutes not used Clansey, Harding, Charlton, Griffiths Lincoln Ladies Hobbs, Daly, Bradley, Stoney, Barker (Alleyway 58), Allen, Walton (Cantrell 70), Horwood (Megan Harris 58), Clarke, Hamilton, Staniforth. Substitutes not used Martha Harris, Roberts. Referee Michael Bonage For more details on all of these games, and to keep up to date with The FA WSL throughout the season visit the official League website: www.FAWSL.com


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Sky Bet Championship briefing
Team news, statistics and our verdict for Saturday's action in the Sky Bet Championship.
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Saturday, November 2
Watford boss Gianfranco Zola selects from the squad that came away from Brighton with a point on Monday. Talented midfielder Almen Abdi remains absent with a foot injury, while defender Nyron Nosworthy played an hour for the club's under-21 side on Wednesday but needs to build up further match fitness following an Achilles injury. Fellow long-term absentee Tommie Hoban (ankle) remains absent.
Left-back Paul Konchesky is an injury concern for Leicester. A hamstring injury saw Konchesky come off at half-time during the Capital One Cup victory over Fulham on Tuesday. Manager Nigel Pearson is still without right-back Ritchie De Laet (shin). Pearson will have plenty to think about in terms of team selection after he made five changes to his starting line-up against Fulham.
Last season: Leicester 1 Watford 2, Watford 2 Leicester 1
Last five league matches: Watford W L W L D; Leicester W W L W W
Top scorers (all competitions): Troy Deeney (Watford) 6; David Nugent (Leicester) 8
Referee: Roger East (Wiltshire).
Our verdict: Watford 2 Leicester 1
Chris Burke returns to contention for Birmingham after missing Tuesday's thrilling Capital One Cup tie against Stoke due to a hamstring strain. Forward Jesse Lingard and left-back David Murphy (both knee) are not yet ready to return, while new signing Dariusz Dudka needs to build up his match fitness. Wade Elliott starts a three-match suspension following his red card in midweek, and manager Lee Clark will also assess the fitness of one or two players.
Yann Kermorgant and Richard Wood are injury doubts for Charlton. Striker Kermorgant made his first start in six weeks against Wigan on Sunday but limped off early on after landing awkwardly on the ankle that had caused his absence. Defender Wood also came off with a dead leg during the goalless draw and manager Chris Powell says the duo only have an outside chance of being fit. Powell is still without defensive duo Leon Cort and Chris Solly, due to knee injuries.
Last season: Charlton 1 Birmingham 1, Birmingham 1 Charlton 1
Last five league matches: Birmingham L W L L D; Charlton L D D W D
Top scorers (all competitions): Jesse Lingard (Birmingham) 5; Simon Church (Charlton) 4
Referee: Scott Mathieson (Cheshire).
Our verdict: Birmingham 1 Charlton 1
DJ Campbell and Grant Hanley are suspended for Blackburn. Centre-back Hanley completes a three-game ban for the red card he picked up against Wigan while striker Campbell starts a suspension for his dismissal against Blackpool. Dickson Etuhu played an hour in the Lancashire Senior Cup in midweek while fellow midfielder David Dunn, also suffering from a knee injury, is back in full training so both could make the squad. Goalkeeper Paul Robinson (back), midfielder Ruben Rochina (shoulder) and Northern Ireland international Corry Evans (ankle) are expected to miss out again.
Interim Middlesbrough boss Mark Venus has no injury problems. Venus emerged from his first game in charge with a morale-boosting 4-0 victory over Doncaster and a full squad. George Friend, Frazer Richardson, Seb Hines, Jacob Butterfield, Dean Whitehead and Lukas Jutkiewicz made way for Jonathan Woodgate, Daniel Ayala, Rhys Williams, Richard Smallwood, Mustapha Carayol and Marvin Emnes against Doncaster.
Last season: Middlesbrough 1 Blackburn 0, Blackburn 1 Middlesbrough 2
Last five league matches: Blackburn W W L L D; Middlesbrough L D W L W
Top scorers (all competitions): Jordan Rhodes (Blackburn) 10; Kei Kamara & Albert Adomah (Middlesbrough) 6
Referee: Carl Boyeson.
Our verdict: Blackburn 1 Middlesbrough 1
Bournemouth could hand Lee Camp his debut after the goalkeeper joined on loan from West Brom. Defender Elliott Ward was sent off in the 2-1 defeat to Leicester and will miss out through suspension. His absence is set to open the door for Tommy Elphick to be reunited with Steve Cook at the heart of defence. Influential winger Matt Ritchie says he is at a "good stage" in his rehabilitation from a thigh injury, but his return must wait.
Bolton manager Dougie Freedman has no new injury or suspension concerns. Goalkeeper Adam Bogdan (knee), full-back Marc Tierney (broken foot) and long-term knee injury absentees Joe Riley, Mark Davies and Stuart Holden all miss out. Full-back Kevin McNaughton extended his loan deal from Premier League club Cardiff in midweek and should retain his place in the back four.
Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Bournemouth L L W D L; Bolton D D W D D
Top scorers (all competitions): Lewis Grabban (Bournemouth) 7; Jermaine Beckford & Alex Baptiste (Bolton) 3
Referee: Darren Deadman (Cambridgeshire).
Our verdict: Bournemouth 2 Bolton 2
Paul Quinn will be fit and available for Doncaster after being replaced at half-time against Middlesbrough last week, when on-loan QPR full-back Suk-Young Yun came on for his Rovers debut. Midfielder Richie Wellens comes into the reckoning after a one-match suspension and could start at the expense of Dean Furman. Wellens could also replace striker Theo Robinson or midfielders Mark Duffy or James Coppinger.
Stephen Ward is the latest addition to Brighton's casualty list as the on-loan Wolves defender suffered a hamstring injury during Monday's 1-1 draw with Watford, so Inigo Calderon is set to deputise at left-back. Ward joins Andrea Orlandi, Will Hoskins, Kazenga LuaLua (all knee), Liam Bridcutt (hernia), Craig Mackail-Smith (Achilles), Kemy Agustien (hamstring) and Leonardo Ulloa (foot) in the treatment room.
Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Doncaster W L W L L; Brighton L D L D D
Top scorers (all competitions): Federico Macheda & Theo Robinson (Doncaster) 3; Andrew Crofts & Jose Ulloa (Brighton) 4
Referee: Fred Graham (Essex).
Our verdict: Doncaster 1 Brighton 0
Leeds' new signing Marius Zaliukas could make his first appearance for the club. The Lithuania defender, formerly of Hearts, has signed until the end of the season. Leeds could be without Sam Byram, who has only recently returned from a long-term hip injury and faces a late fitness test on a thigh problem. Left-back Stephen Warnock sustained a knock in training and is also doubtful, while on-loan striker Dexter Blackstock is hoping for a home debut after scoring as a substitute in last week's defeat at Huddersfield.
Yeovil are waiting on the fitness of defender Dan Seaborne as the former Southampton centre-back suffered a problem in a reserve match with Torquay on Tuesday. Manager Gary Johnson is unlikely to make too many changes as Yeovil search for back-to-back victories for the first time this season following the 3-1 home win over Nottingham Forest last time out.
Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Leeds L W L W L; Yeovil D L L D W
Top scorers (all competitions): Ross McCormack (Leeds) 6; Edward Upson (Yeovil) 5
Referee: Richard Clark (Northumberland).
Jimmy Abdou will be missing for Millwall as the midfielder was sent off towards the end of last weekend's draw at Reading. Boss Steve Lomas has injury concerns over winger Lee Martin (hip), striker Martyn Waghorn (ankle), defenders Mark Beevers (knee) and Paul Connolly (groin) and former Clarets midfielder Richard Chaplow (groin). Alan Dunne has completed a two-match ban and is set to replace Connolly at right-back, Shaun Derry could be recalled in midfield and Steve Morison is pushing for a start in attack.
Leaders Burnley will check on midfielders Scott Arfield and Dean Marney. The Clarets were without winger Arfield (groin) and central midfielder Marney (thigh) for the midweek Capital One Cup loss to West Ham. Keith Treacy was sent off in that game and begins a one-match suspension, meaning on-loan Stoke winger Michael Kightly is likely to be restored to the starting XI. David Jones is back from a one-game suspension but Ross Wallace (knee) is a long-term absentee.
Last season: Millwall 0 Burnley 2, Burnley 2 Millwall 2
Last five league matches: Millwall W L L D D; Burnley W W W W W
Top scorers (all competitions): Martyn Woolford & Liam Trotter (Millwall) 3; Danny Ings (Burnley) 13
Referee: Phil Gibbs (West Midlands).
Our verdict: Millwall 1 Burnley 1
David Vaughan goes straight into the Nottingham Forest squad for the match against his former club Blackpool. Vaughan joined on loan from Sunderland on Thursday. Manager Billy Davies must decide whether to hand another start to 19-year-old defender Jamaal Lascelles and the versatile Chilean Gonzalo Jara after the pair impressed in the defeat to Yeovil last weekend. Dan Harding, Jamie Mackie, Greg Halford, Jamie Paterson, Matt Derbyshire and Djamel Abdoun are also in contention.
Blackpool have six confirmed absentees. Jack Robinson was dismissed against Blackburn last Saturday, and the Liverpool loanee will miss the next four games what was his second red card of the season. On-loan Bradley Orr returns, but Chris Basham (ankle), Bob Harris (shoulder), Barry Ferguson (ankle), Isaiah Osbourne (ankle) and Craig Cathcart (knee) are all sidelined.
Last season: Nottm Forest 1 Blackpool 1, Blackpool 2 Nottm Forest 2
Last five league matches: Nottm Forest W D W D L; Blackpool D D D W D
Top scorers (all competitions): Henri Lansbury & Andy Reid (Nottm Forest) 5; Tom Ince (Blackpool) 6
Referee: Michael Naylor (Sheffield).
Our verdict: Nottingham Forest 1 Blackpool 0
Joey Barton returns to the QPR squad after the midfielder missed Wednesday's goalless draw at Wigan through suspension. He could replace Niko Kranjcar after the Croatian limped off at the DW Stadium. Centre-back Nedum Onouha (hamstring), midfielder Tom Carroll (ankle) and striker Bobby Zamora (knee) are still out, and although goalkeeper Julio Cesar (broken finger) and full-back Luke Young (hip) played for the reserves in midweek they are not expected to be involved.
Derby head coach Steve McClaren expects to have an unchanged squad. With Zak Whitbread (calf) still out, Jake Buxton should continue in central defence, while Adam Smith and Andre Wisdom will battle it out for the right-back spot. Michael Jacobs provides an option in midfield and strikers Conor Sammon and Mason Bennett are available. Jeff Hendrick, Adam Legzdins (both ankle), James Bailey, Paul Coutts, Mark O'Brien, Shaun Barker (all knee), Johnny Russell (leg fracture), Saul Deeney (back) and Ben Davies (calf) remain out.
Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: QPR W W D L D; Derby L D W W D
Top scorers (all competitions): Charlie Austin (QPR) 7; Chris Martin (Derby) 7
Referee: Jon Moss.
Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Seyi Olofinjana is poised to make his home debut. The Nigerian made his first Owls appearance in last week's derby draw at Barnsley after signing a month-by-month deal. Striker Matty Fryatt has had his loan spell from Hull extended by a further month, but midfielder Jose Semedo misses out through suspension. Midfielder David Prutton (ankle) remains sidelined, but forward Atdhe Nuhiu, midfield pair Liam Palmer and Giles Coke, plus winger Jacques Maghoma are all pushing for recalls.
Alex McCarthy and Billy Sharp could return to the Reading squad. Goalkeeper McCarthy has missed the last two matches with a knee injury and striker Sharp has managed just three minutes of action since joining on loan from Southampton in September due to a groin problem. Wayne Bridge is a doubt with a knee injury while Royston Drenthe, Danny Williams (both foot), Jem Karacan (cruciate), Jason Roberts (hip) and Mikele Leigertwood (ankle) are still out.
Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Sheff Wed L D D D D; Reading W D L W D
Top scorers (all competitions): Kamil Zayatte, Matt Fryatt, Michail Antonio & Atdhe Nuhui (Sheff Wed) 2; Adam Le Fondre (Reading) 5
Referee: Eddie Ilderton (Tyne & Wear).
Our verdict: Sheffield Wednesday 0 Reading 4
On-loan winger Marc Albrighton could be handed his first start for Wigan after coming off the bench against QPR on Wednesday. Lee Nicholls has kept back-to-back clean sheets in the absence of Scott Carson (ankle) and will continue in goal with Ali Al-Habsi (hip) also out. Centre-back Ivan Ramis is nearing a return from his knee injury but Shaun Maloney and Gary Caldwell (both hip) remain out.
Huddersfield's Adam Clayton and Martin Paterson are hoping to return to the squad. Midfielder Clayton and striker Paterson were left out of the matchday squad for last week's win over Leeds amid reports of a training ground bust-up. Leading goalscorer James Vaughan remains suspended, so Jon Stead is likely to retain his place after scoring the winner against Leeds. Teenager Duane Holmes remains in contention after making his full debut last week, and Sean Scannell, Oliver Norwood and Oscar Gobern are pushing for recalls.
Last season: No corresponding fixture
Last five league matches: Wigan L W L D D; Huddersfield D D L L W
Top scorers (all competitions): Nick Powell (Wigan) 4; James Vaughan (Huddersfield) 11
Referee: Tony Harrington (Cleveland).
Our verdict: Wigan 2 Huddersfield 0
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No Pay Raises for City Employees Next Year
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Gainesville city employees won't get the pay raises they might have hoped for next year.
The Gainesville City Commission took another step forward in this year's budget, voting 5 to 2 to approve the option that reduces a raise for city employees to 1.5%.
Commissioners passed the motion after learning the city will receive $700,000 less than they expected from Gainesville Regional Utilities.
In the city and GRU budget meeting, Gainesville Mayor Ed Braddy called it a major accounting error.
GRU's plan is to cushion the rate increase from the biomass plant includes reducing the base rate of customers' electric bill.
That means less in taxes for the city, to the tune of about $700,000.
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Check Out the Campus of the New Regional Voke School Saturday
An open house is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 19 from 9 a.m. - noon at the campus, which is located at 562 Maple St. in Danvers.
An open house is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 19 from 9 a.m. - noon at the Maple Street campus, which is currently home to Essex Agricultural and Technical High School, more affectionately known as "Essex Aggie."
The new school, which encompasses more than 300,000 square feet, sits primarily on fields across the street from the Aggie's main campus buildings.
Saturday's event represents the first opportunity parents with eighth-grade students have to check out what the Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical High School will be offering when their children move on to high school next fall.
That's 24 career paths structured in four academies (each containing 360 students) inside a state-of-the-art facility. The academies are Animal & Plant Science, Construction Technology, Life & Natural Sciences and Technology & Services, allowing students to study everything from culinary arts to robotics and biotechnology.
Construction began on the long-awaited project in 2012 and has largely remained on time and on budget since then -- $133 million and ready to open by September 2014 with 1,440 students.
At the helm of the new school will be Dan O'Connell, who was appointed Superintendent in March. O'Connell was formerly the principal and then superintendent for North Shore Technical High School, which is one of the three schools merging together in the new voke school.
The other two schools are Essex Aggie and the vocational school at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School.
All told there are 17 cities and towns that make up the district for the new school. They are: Peabody, Danvers, Salem, Beverly, Hamilton, Wenham, Lynnfield, Marblehead, Swampscott, Nahant, Topsfield, Middleton, Boxford, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Essex, Gloucester and Rockport.
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If you are a New York or New Jersey resident, it is no secret; building anything in this area, let alone a soccer stadium, is a difficult task. The NY/NJ Metrostars lived with that promise for years until Red Bulls finally put plans in motion – and even then, it was an arduous process.
Tueday night's "MLS to Queens" event was a positive first step for the league in what will be a long and trying road to bring, as Commissioner Don Garber called it, "the world's game to the world's park."
487 seats provided at the Queens Theater in Flushing Meadow Park were met with an overflow of over 500 people as Major League Soccer sold itself to the local community. The "town hall" took on the form of a rally as local luminaries, politicians and, yes, Fernando Fiore of Univision whipped the crowd up in support of this project.
The league did a very good job of framing their argument to the community – a strong opening salvo in what will be an ongoing discussion for many months to come. My in-depth story on Soccer By Ives frames the finer details of their plan.
But an ambitious project like the one MLS is presenting needs the execution to follow through while building support for the proposal. Yesterday was crucial in building that base.
On that end, it was a banner night for the league.
Garber was the perfect politician in his first public presentation to the locals. Knowing his audience consisted of mostly first generation Latin Americans, he spoke of his family's immigrant tale and emphasized his Queens roots – going to John Bowne High School, living in Flushing and even getting his first job in Woodside.
"I am a Queens guy," he stated. "This is where I spent the majority of my childhood."
A little ethnic pandering didn't hurt his cause either. From the moment you entered the Theater, the Latin influence was palpable. From the music, to the over-the-top Spanish to English, English to Spanish translator to Fernando Fiore himself, MLS went out of their way to make sure communication and spectacle were not lost on the Latin community.
"This sport represents the diverse culture in our county and nowhere is that diverse culture represented than in the Borough of Queens," he said. "We believe that our country is changing, that we live in a new America; an America that looks different, speaks different and feels different from just about any other time in our history. This sport is the sort that can connect with that new America. We are young, we are diverse and we are global."
As Garber spun yarn about his early years, he was surrounded by well known local luminaries. Assemblyman Francisco Moya, state Senators Jose Peralta and Ann Stavisky, and City Council woman Julissa Ferraras led a group of local leaders, community organizers and union representatives speaking as one in favor of this endeavour.
Garber even mentioned the support of the Mayor and Governor's offices for good measure.
As telling as the support from key leadership was, the audience backing was just as encouraging for proponents of this project. Of course, the Borough Boys and La Banda Del Cosmos supplied the fan support on their end, but a look around the room revealed local school children, academy soccer sides, high school soccer teams, union members, and business leaders all showing a vocal support for the Stadium.
The few in opposition were left in the lobby of this standing room only affair where about a dozen or so protesters greeted people exiting the event with flyers highlighting their opposition.
The idea that the stadium would be 100% privately funded was well received but the one driver that kept everyone united in support of the project, from the audience to the politicians, was the prospect of job creation. 3,000 jobs in a borough decimated by the economic recession is nothing to sneeze at. Union support, which is vital for a project of this nature, was only bolstered by the idea that 2,100 jobs would be dedicated to the trade organizations.
Garber emphasized the spending power of the average fan and highlighted the Seattle Sounders and their March to the Match as an economic model that has helped lift local businesses.
The parks footprint would require 10-13 acres of land which the team would be responsible in replacing. A big concern is how such a large scale project could be accomplished without interfering on the lives of park-goers.
MLS says they will first build and renovate the park spaces themselves before building the stadium, outfitting all weather terrain that will be managed by the NYC Parks Department. They will choose replaceable park areas alongside political leaders with an eye on local community renovations.
From there, the Commissioner promised even more grassland would be available than prior to the construction project within the park confines. The league is constructing stadium renderings that would make that vision a reality.
The stadium project would go beyond just sporting ground development. According to Garber, MLS will also help in beautifying the park by restoring, for example, fountains that haven't been in use for over 50 years.
An interesting tidbit was shared during the presentation; charitable works are not included in the player's CBA. All philanthropic work is discussed by team's and their players on an individual basis.
That, Garber noted, displayed the character of the MLS player. In fact, he used current events to make his point, highlighting the New York Red Bulls $400k contribution to Hurricane Sandy recovery and team players volunteering their time with the recovery as well.
Opening the stadium for local uses also received accolades from many of the High School students in attendance. Garber claims the park would be made available for local youth sports like "football and lacrosse" giving the site an added usage outside of normal soccer events.
With close proximity to buses, subways, the Long Island Railroad and sandwiched between the Grand Central Parkway, Van Wyck Expressway and the Long Island Expressway, it is difficult to argue Garber's contention that this indeed would be one of the greatest traffic hubs for a potential stadium site in New York.
What is missing, however, is parking space to attend events. MLS hopes to address that issue with a proposed expansion of parking areas beneath the Van Wyck and a land sharing plan with the owners of Citifield. Traffic patterns would also have to be altered in order to ease the traffic in and out of the area.
Could the event have included a greater community participation? No question. Were opposing voices missing from this rallying cry? Absolutely. But from an organizational stand point, it is the ideal face forward for the league.
After looking at 20 potential sites, MLS is comfortable with the idea of a park in Queens and they said all the right things to begin making that dream a reality.
"We wanted to do all of our due diligence," Garber noted. "(but) in the back of our minds we knew the perfect place would be Queens.
"We needed to go to a place where there was a passion for soccer. There is no question that exists here. We needed to be close to public transportation. There is probably not any more accessible locations than Flushing Meadow/Corona Park. We needed to ensure that we would manage parking and we have the solution for that. And we needed to make sure that the stadium would fit into the site that we wanted to build."


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(AP) -- A probation violation hearing is scheduled in Wayne County Circuit Court for ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. Wednesday morning's hearing is before Judge David Groner. Michigan Department of Corrections officials claim Kilpatrick violated his probation by failing to make a full $79,011 restitution payment by Feb. 19. Kilpatrick was arraigned earlier this month and released on bond.
He agreed to pay the city $1 million in restitution as part of pleas in two criminal cases. Monthly payments are based on 30 percent of his income. Groner ordered the Feb. 19 payment after a previous hearing showed Kilpatrick had not been truthful about his finances. But a
Kilpatrick spokesman says prosecutors' efforts to increase the monthly payments are "based on rumors and innuendo."
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October 14, 2012
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Resurrection after Exoneration is a program for
people who are freed after serving time for crimes
they didn't commit. Our community gift this week—
5% of today's collection—goes to Resurrection after
Weekly collection:
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SCRIPTURE READINGS: The readings for each day are available at cathcal.org and short notes on the saints of the day at the American Catholic web site.
This Week At Newman
9:15 am Playgroup Program
9:15 am Faith Formation (K-8)
10:15 am Viewing of The Line
11:00 am Faith Formation (Sr. High)
2:00 pm Praise and Worship Team Rehearsal
6:00 pm Student Dinner
7:30 pm AA Meeting
Monday, October 15
12:10 pm Overeaters Anonymous
1:00 pm Writing Group
7:00 pm Rosary Group
7:00 pm Viewing of The Line
7:30 pm Meditation Group
8:00 pm Seekers Leadership Meeting
Tuesday, October 16
1:00 pm Tuesday Theology
7:30 pm Seekers
7:30 pm "Interpreting Vatican II" with Joseph Komonchak
Wednesday, October 17
7:30 pm Student Rosary
7:30 pm RCIA/Homecoming
Thursday, October 18
6:00 pm Food Bank Meeting
7:00 pm LGBT Catholics
7:30 pm Emmaus Group
Friday, October 19
12:10 pm Overeaters Anonymous
4:00 pm Fall Student Retreat
5:00 pm Praise and Worship Team Rehearsal
6:30 pm Chun Jin Ahm
7:30 pm AA Meeting
Saturday, October 20
3:30 pm Reconciliation
FALL SPEAKER Tuesday, October 16 at 7:30 pm Joseph Komonchak, formerly Professor of theology at Catholic University of America, will speak at Newman on "Interpreting Vatican II." Thanks to the Jesuit and Dominican Schools at the GTU for making Joe's appearance possible.NEW MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION COMMISSIONED! On Monday, Oct. 8th Father Al Moser conducted a commissioning rite to welcome the 10 new ministers. Congratulations to the following parishioners who completed the four session training class: Synequeen Alasa-as, Marlon Blake, Anna Costello, Anthony Galace, Ann Heslin, Adriana Lopez, Veronica Marquez, Patricio Marquez, Gabriela Rodriguez, Edward Rosa and Kyle Shackleford.
POVERTY IN AMERICA – IT'S NOT WHAT YOU THINK Please join the Newman Social Justice Network to watch the 40 minute documentary: The Line after the 9:30 a.m. mass Sunday, Oct. 14th , or 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15th. The Line documents the lives of four people living at or below the poverty line in the U.S. They have goals. They have children. They work hard. They are people like you and me. All across our country, millions of Americans are struggling every day to make it above The Line. What does this mean for the future of our country? How do real-life stories change the narrative about poverty? Fight Poverty. Support the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. For more info on the movie go to: http://thelinemovie.com/ or to calnewman.org/
ATTENTION KNITTERS AND NON–KNITTERS Do you like to knit? Crochet? Want to learn to knit and help the homeless or less fortunate? We are starting a group here at Newman, in conjunction with His Hand and Feet Ministries, to knit scarves hats and much more for our friends in need in the community. We would like to gauge interest with a meeting here at Newman Sunday, Nov. 4th after the 9:30 a.m. mass. If you would like to be a part of this project, even simply by donating yarn or other materials, please contact Linda at (510) 967-3676 or email@example.com for more information.
LGBT CATHOLICS "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me..." (Luke 4:18). Please join the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Catholics as we share of favorite passages from Luke's Gospel on the Feast of Saint Luke. We meet Thursday, October 18th from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the lounge upstairs. For more information on the group or to get on our email list, contact Antonio Salas at (510) 663-6302 or email@example.com. All are welcome!
NEWMAN HALL YOUNG ADULT GROUP (YAGGIES) Whether you have been involved with the Yaggies for years, or you are new to the area and interested in meeting new people, we hope you can join us for as many events as possible! Sunday, October 21st, 6:00 p.m.: Mass & Munch. Our popular monthly dinner is back for October! We will gather for the 5 PM mass and then walk to a nearby restaurant for dinner. Plan to meet us either in the chapel at 5 p.m., or outside the Newman center at 6 p.m.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MASS Oct. 22nd will see the Diocese of Oakland's first-ever Wedding Anniversary Mass, to coincide with the Diocese's own 50th Anniversary. Fr George Mockel will celebrate mass at 4:00 p.m. at the Cathedral of Christ the Light in downtown Oakland, including a renewal of wedding vows, for couples celebrating 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, and 50 (or more) years of marriage. Reception to follow in the conference center. For more information or registration, go to www.anniversarymass.info
NONVIOLENT PEACEMAKING GROUP The Nonviolent Peacemaking Group invites you to join us for a viewing of a new film "Franz Jägerstätter" on Monday, Oct. 22nd at 7:00 p.m. Jägerstätter, an Austrian farmer, devoted husband and father, and devout Catholic, was executed in 1943 for refusing to serve in the Nazi army. Beatified in 2007, this saint of our time is an inspiring example to all who struggle to follow the nonviolent Jesus.
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR 2013 CORAZON Corazon is a non-profit organization that helps build community in impoverished areas of Northern Mexico, with the building of homes, education, and training. The 2012 Corazon mission trip was a resounding success with the high school, college, and adult parishioners from Newman Holy Spirit and St. Augustine's. We are seeking volunteers early for the 2013 Corazon mission set for April 26-28th. Hopefully this will allow more time to set the date in your calendar, complete the paperwork, and fundraise for this rewarding event. There are already 30 volunteers from St. Augustine parish committed for Corazon 2013! Please contact Robert Englund at 510-910-1620 or email@example.com if you have questions. I hope you will consider this transformative work.
NEWMAN FICTION GROUP We will meet on Thursday, November 8th, at 7:00 p.m. at Newman to discuss How it all Began by Penelope Lively. In December we will discuss The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. . For further information or to receive e-mail notices of our meetings, email Michael at firstname.lastname@example.com.
LIFE SUPPORT NEEDED Birthright of San Lorenzo needs funds to help them continue serving women in a crisis pregnancy by offering an alternative to abortion. Birthright has served women in crisis since 1996. Hundreds of mothers and babies have been helped. We need volunteers and funds to keep our doors open to coninute to guide young women in finding workable solutions, so that they can give birth to their babies and face the future with dignity and hope. For more information contact Rosanne Maki, Executive Director at (510) 487-9677.
FLOWER MINISTRY A practical way we can all participate in enhancing our unique worship space as well as perhaps sharing special events in our lives with the community, is by contribution to the Flower Ministry. Donation envelopes are available at the Reception Desk. All contributions will be acknowledged in the bulletin unless otherwise requested. If you have any questions, please leave a message for Colleen.
WELCOME TO NEWMAN HALL LITURGICAL MINISTRIES! If you feel called to join any of these ministries: Music, Communion Ministry, Lector Ministry, Chapel Cleaning Ministry, Sacristan, etc, you will find the information at http://calnewman.org/liturgical-ministries/ or on the information sheets on the Hospitality Table near the Front desk. Colleen would be happy to talk further with you, email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
INTERESTED IN DEEPENING YOUR PRAYER LIFE? Have you ever wanted to make the 30-day Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius but simply could not get away for that long? The 19th Annotation Retreat of the Spiritual Exercises is another way to experience this gift of St. Ignatius. This is mainly a journey, through prayer, in which a deeper, more intimate relationship with God is experienced. Please contact Antoinette (Toni) Betschart at 510 502-1256 if you wish to learn more about the 19th Annotation or have questions.
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR 2013 CORAZON Corazon is a non-profit organization that helps build community in impoverished areas of Northern Mexico, with the building of homes, education, and training. The 2012 Corazon mission trip was a resounding success with the high school, college, and adult parishioners from Newman Holy Spirit and St. Augustine's. A home for the Salas-Gomez family was built on Saturday, April 28th. Those who participated with their labor and financial donations received heartfelt thanks from the Salas-Gomez family. Please visit the YouTube video that one of our Newman parishioners made during the build: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRzUE_BAnEs&feature=youtube_gdata We are seeking volunteers early for the 2013 Corazon mission set for April 26-28th. Hopefully this will allow more time to set the date in your calendar, complete the paperwork, and fundraise for this rewarding event. There are already 30 volunteers from St. Augustine parish committed for Corazon 2013! Please contact Robert Englund at 510-910-1620 or email@example.com if you have questions or an interest in coming on the Corazon 2013 mission build. I hope you will consider this transformative work.
Is it just me - or......is the world turning faster and faster...?
Part of me is still enjoying early spring - and being "buzzed" by the hummingbirds on our balcony! I always find it difficult to 'let summer go.' I am clinging to these glorious Indian summer days. As well, I find that I am still programmed to Aussie seasons -- the opposite of our seasons here, so most of the time I can hardly work out "which way is up"...(pun intended!)
As you read this, Jim & I are in Three Rivers – entrance to Sequoia National Park, celebrating our 12th wedding anniversary (I am still a young bride!). A seminary friend of Jim runs a wonderful Retreat and Youth Center there. Both Fall and Spring are magnificent in that area. I am most appreciative of Ann McChesney-Young's graciousness in playing for me this weekend so that we can celebrate in this beautiful place.
As is the lot of a liturgical musician, I am always thinking, creating, planning – waaaay ahead. Now that I have Christmas and Advent prepared I am beginning remote preparation for Holy Week, Lent, and Easter. Meanwhile here are a few dates for your refrigerator of lovely Christmas possibilities:
Friday December 7th , for our annual Christmas Concert. The 9:30 choir has been including Christmas repertoire in their weekly rehearsals for some months. Two new pieces this year include the beautiful "O Nata Lux" of Morten Lauridsen, and a new setting of "O Magnum Mysterium" by Craig Kingsbury. I am delighted that some of the student groups have agreed to join us for this concert.
This year we will again sing carols for Alta Bates Rehab unit on Wednesday December 12th . If you are interested please do let me know.
Also keep in mind the Family Choir for Christmas – which leads singing for the 5 p.m. Mass on Christmas Eve, Monday 12/24. Rehearsals will be on the first 3 Thursdays in December.
One of the things that helps me deal with the 'speed of the world turning' and events happening, is to take a few moments each day - ideally a few times each day - to breathe, relax, reflect, center, pray, and 'just 'be.' I am inspired and encouraged in this by a new song of Carey Landry, based on Lamentations 3:21-26:
for your saving help, O God...
Colleen Lenord
Director of Music & Liturgy


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Grambling could lose access to federal financial aid, auditor says
Grambling State University could be barred from receiving federal financial aid after it failed to return nearly $15,000 dispersed to students who had dropped out.
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Grambling introduces Broderick Fobbs as new head football coach
GRAMBLING -- It took almost two decades, but Broderick Fobbs is back home. Grambling introduced Fobbs, a former player in the 1990s under legendary coach Eddie G. Robinson, as the Tigers' new coach Monday during a press conference at the Eddie G. Robinson Museum.
Letter: Jindal an embarrassment to Louisiana
Gov. Bobby Jindal has once again tried his best to embarrass our state by having one hand in his pocket while greeting the president, then blustering on Fox News to grandstand about it.
Grambling names Broderick Fobbs head football coach
Grambling, LA, United States - Grambling has named McNeese State tight ends coach Broderick Fobbs as its new football coach.
Grambling coaching search now down to five finalists
Grambling State's football coaching search has been narrowed down to five finalists, athletic director Aaron James confirmed to The News-Star.
Grambling officials monitor funding suit
Grambling State University officials are monitoring a Maryland federal lawsuit that seeks to bring more resources to universities that enrolled African-American students during the Jim Crow era, hoping it will bring attention to years of underfunding at Louisiana's historically black colleges.
Vehicle strikes, kills woman in Grambling
Police Chief Tommy Clark tells The News-Star officers received a call around 1 a.m. Monday from a driver, 22-year-old Ebony Glover, of Ruston, thinking she hit a deer on U.S. Highway 80. Clark said it's unknown why Watson was in the middle of the highway.
Grambling, other ULS campuses in financial trouble
BATON ROUGE - Grambling State University and two other campuses in the University of Louisiana System are in financial trouble and need help, says ULS President Sandra Woodley.
Shreveport Woodlawn three-star defensive back Donovan Wilson holds offers from Grambling, Louisiana Tech, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana-Monroe, Memphis, Southern Miss, Tulane, and Utah.
Battle of Bands culminates after long hours of drill
Every autumn, the members of director Larry Pannell's marching band report to Grambling State University and begin long hours of drills, exercise and rehearsals.
Grambling controversy spotlights troubles
The Grambling football rebellion -- short-lived but widely seen -- said to the world something is wrong with the university's football program.
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Alexander Sims will return to GP3 at the Nurburgring this weekend to stand in for Adderly Fong at the Status team.
Fong has to skip the race due to clashing commitments in China's Audi R8 LMS Cup and Porsche Carrera Cup at Ordos.
Sims drove for Status in GP3 in 2011 and for its World Endurance Championship LMP2 program last year. He is now a factory McLaren GT driver in the Blancpain Endurance Series.
"It's always tough going into a weekend having not driven the car, but I would hope with my experience that within the first five or 10 laps of free practice I should get an indication of the level of performance and then push very hard," said Sims, whose last single-seater start was in the the 2012 Macau Formula 3 Grand Prix with T-Sport.
"I'm not underestimating the challenge, so my plan is to just do everything I can and then see what happens."
In addition to his links with Status, Sims tested and driver coached for Fong's Sino Vision F3 team in 2011.


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ROCHESTER, Minn. — A new Mayo Clinic study found that the prevalence of mild cognitive impairment was 1.5 times higher in men than in women. The research, part of the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging, also showed a prevalence rate of 16 percent in the population-based study of individuals aged 70-89 without dementia who live in Olmsted County, Minn. The study will be published in the September issue of Neurology.
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"The finding that the frequency of mild cognitive impairment is greater in men was unexpected, since the frequency of Alzheimer's disease is actually greater in women. It warrants further study," says Ronald Petersen, M.D., Ph.D., neurologist and director of the Mayo Clinic Alzheimer's Disease Research Center. "If we consider the 16 percent prevalence of mild cognitive impairment in individuals without dementia, then add the 10-11 percent of individuals who already have dementia or Alzheimer's disease, we're looking at 25 percent or more of the population aged 70 or older who have dementia or are at risk of developing dementia in the near future. With the aging of America, these numbers are staggering and the impact on the health care economy, as well as on individuals and their families, is quite impressive. The need for early diagnosis and therapeutic intervention is increasingly important."
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Earth Day is coming up next weekend – Sunday, April 22nd! Celebrate with the kids by getting out into nature this coming week. Here's a list of fun things you can do with Walking Mountains Science Center and in your own backyard:
At Walking Mountains
- Visit us on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday to take a nature hike on campus. Learn about Colorado's flora and fauna right here in Avon. Hikes are FREE to the public and depart at 2pm from the center.
- Visit us on Friday for the EarthKeepers Preschool Program. On April 20th we'll be studying plant life cycles. $10 for each child and adult pair and $5 per additional child. Please limit three children for each adult. Pre-registration required.
Please call us to register: (970) 827-9725
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- Nature Treasure Hunt from the Nature Conservancy
- Earth Day Activities with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science
- Picnic For The Planet Action Kit – Disney Friends for Change
- Downloadable Children's Nature Journal from the Nature Conservancy
- Earth Day Activities and Crafts from the Tip Junkie
- Nature ROCKS! Family Game, Animal Olympics from the Nature Conservancy
- Nature ROCKS! Nature Game from the Nature Conservancy
Here's a little inspiration: We recently held a drawing contest where we provided the kids with the following statement, "Nature ROCKS! Show us what you love about nature in a drawing." Below is the entry from our number one pick – Sophie Russell, Age 9 from Edwards Elementary School. Thank you Sophie for sharing your vision! Sophie's work will be featured in a greeting card series available from our campus store this summer.


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Police officers and the division of wildlife are looking for the bear's mother and another cub reportedly seen in the area. This is at least the second bear sighting in the Springs Saturday. Another bear was seen sleeping in a tree in the area of 24th and Willimette.
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There had already been talk around the possibility of a Mead Johnson sale, with companies such as Groupe Danone, marketers of Activia yogurt and Evian water, being identified by analysts as a "good fit," especially following their acquisition of Royal Numico two years ago. (Though Danone issued a press release in September stating it was not engaged in talks at that time to acquire Mead Johnson). Nestle has also been identified as a possible bidder by analysts.
Mead Johnson's leading infant nutrition brand, Enfamil, would fold in nicely into Danone's product portfolio, analysts suggested. All told, Mead Johnson fields more than 70 products, including formula for breastmilk substitution and nutritional supplements for children. As much as 80% of the company's business is routine for healthy infants and children; 20% are for those with special needs, identified as a "sweet spot" in an investor presentation last week by Mead Johnson CEO Stephen Golsby. "These are high growth, high margin businesses with very high barriers to entry," he told analysts Nov. 11. "We drive demand for these brands and products using a three-pillared strategy. We drive demand through healthcare professionals, direct to the consumer and in partnership with retailers and pharmacies."


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CBI – Cheney Brothers Expanding to Bring 380 Jobs to SWFL
Leading Independent Food Distributor Purchases 35 Acres in Charlotte County for 250,000 square-foot Distribution Center
Cheney Brothers Incorporated (CBI), Florida's largest and the South's fastest growing Independent Broadline Hospitality Distributors has recently signed contracts to bring a 250,000 square foot, $100 million distribution center to Punta Gorda in Charlotte County that will service the entire west coast of Florida from North Tampa to Marco Island in 2013-2014.
Founded in 1925, Cheney Brothers has grown from a distributor of milk and eggs into one of the largest Food Service Distributors in the South and is still owned by the same family. Byron Russell, grandson of Founder Joe Cheney is the CEO at Cheney Brothers.
"This is exciting for everybody," Cheney Brothers President and CEO Bill Foley said. "We were looking at sites that would be able to service our customers up and down the coastline, and this was right in the middle. "We look forward to a long and prosperous partnership with Charlotte County. Everyone in county government has been very helpful throughout the process".
Cheney Brothers will bring an estimated 380 jobs to the West Coast of Florida over the next several years.
Today, Cheney Brothers inventories over 15,000 items with yearly revenues exceeding one billion dollars. Southwest Florida is well serviced currently by CBI from their Riviera Beach Florida headquarters, and the The Punta Gorda plant would be the third in Florida with an additional warehouse in Ocala and the company also owns a specialized beef
facility in Orlando.
"We just rallied support for them, because obviously we want those jobs here," said Chris Evans, director of operations for Smuggler's Restaurants and Bars.
Evans said at least a third of their stock comes from Cheney Brothers. Evans said that percentage will be
higher at the end of existing contracts with Sysco lapse.
Sysco is a global food distributor that used to be the primary option for Southwest Florida eateries and Cheney is independent and provides options in selection and pricing. With Cheney bringing jobs to Charlotte County and dumping millions into the local economy, though, Evans said he and his partner Bruce Laishley are spreading the Cheney
"You've got a company investing $110 million dollars in a community… and the whole community has been very
supportive and very eager to work with Cheney Brothers," Laishley said.
"This project is a business gain for Florida, as well as Charlotte County" said Florida Governor Rick Scott. "Cheney Brothers' growth sets the stage for positive economic effects this new distribution center will create".
Part of Cheney's commitment is that its average wage at the Punta Gorda center will be $36,000, about one-sixth above average county wages. Commissioners touted the deal as the single largest job generator in county history and praised all parties involved.
"This is the biggest economic development project we've had in Charlotte County," said Charlotte County Commissioner Tricia Duffy. "Cheney's operation will involve high-technology distribution, so that besides typical administrative jobs and fork-lift operators, there will be managers and information technology staff", Duffy said in explaining the above-average wages.
Commissioners earlier this month approved an economic incentive package that will allow Cheney
Brothers to forgo about $1.2 million in property taxes over the next decade to build the distribution center
— pumping $5.8 million back into the local economy over that time, according to county estimates.
Cheney Brothers also plans to pursue state incentives under the Brownfield redevelopment program,
which could give the company up to $2,500 for every job created.
The company's $2.5 million bid was the only offer on the table for the 35 acres, which is located at 6551
Airport Road — directly behind the county jail and public safety complex. The site was known as "FEMA
Village" for the thousands of residents who set up temporary housing there following Hurricane Charley.
"These are extremely tough economic times, and anything to promote job growth in our community will
be welcomed with open arms," new Charlotte Commission Chairman Chris Constance said. "A lot of the incentives are paid on the back end and there's requirements written into the contract to prevent a situation like
Publix, which bought land from the airport but never built."
Cheney Brothers has added staff in recent weeks in Charlotte, Lee and Collier Counties and continues to grow market share in Southwest Florida.
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I like that the work is varied and interesting and that I get to be involved with some really unusual and inspiring projects and my colleagues throughout the company who are generally a bunch of very clever, fun, interesting people.
I did my apprenticeship with a local electrical company and then ran my own electrical contractor business for 3 years.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest report on Feb. 2, which provided a grim and powerful assessment of the future of the planet. The Times' Andrew C. Revkin answered readers' questions and responded to comments.
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Stored serum samples from the Transfusion-transmitted Viruses Study in the 1970s were tested for the presence of antibody to hepatitis C virus (anti-HCV). Single specimens from five control subjects who did not receive transfusions tested negative for anti-HCV. Of four control subjects who did not receive transfusions and who developed non-A, non-B (NANB) hepatitis after hospitalization, three remained anti-HCV negative; the fourth person with postoperative NANB hepatitis tested anti-HCV positive before the operation. Five transfusion recipients with posttransfusion hepatitis B virus infection remained seronegative; a sixth with NANB hepatitis as well as hepatitis B virus infection had seroconversion for anti-HCV. Five of nine transfusion recipients with NANB hepatitis had anti-HCV seroconversion. These results show that present anti-HCV testing demonstrates an etiologic basis for approximately half of the cases of transfusion-associated NANB hepatitis, particularly those that develop chronicity. Although cases of NANB hepatitis without seroconversion may be explained otherwise, they may be caused by another, presently unidentified, virus.
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