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Written by Rich Forestano Friday, 04 March 2011 00:00
The Mineola School District presented its first draft of the 2011-2012 district budget at its last meeting on Feb. 17 at the Willis Avenue School. The proposed budget for the next school year is $82,206,267. The budget-to-budget increase sits at $2,077,694 (2.6 percent) with an initial tax levy increase of 3.6.
The district is still aiming at decreasing the tax levy increase to 2.5 percent for a fourth consecutive year without cutting programs. District superintendent Dr. Michael Nagler said it's still in the early stages of development.
The budget has seen a $600,000 decrease in State aid. Certain budget factors to take into account are the fact that no staff excess other than retirees has been calculated into the budget yet.
Furthermore, the lease revenue the district would gain from the Cross Street School rental has not been included at this time. Nagler will be working with Assistant Finance Superintendent Jack Waters and Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Patricia Burns on the budget factors to be detailed at the meeting in the coming weeks.
All current programs are included in the budget, as well as a $500,000 facility upgrade, which has been applied to such projects like the Hampton Street School press box. Major expense categories detailed by Waters were salaries and benefits.
District salaries have seen a decrease of $300,000 while benefits have increased 14 percent or $2.4 million, mainly in health and pension costs. Waters detailed a three-year comparison from 2009 to the next school year's budget. Pensions have seen a $1.5 million increase with a $500,000 health benefit increase.
"I wanted to show three years because it's pretty evident as you compare, certainly benefits, in going across, you see a tremendous jump in our benefits for the 11-12 year," Waters said. "Salaries are currently reflecting a decrease."
According to Waters, there is a surplus in the "total health line" of the current budget. Waters stated surpluses in the past, have gone to pay down bond anticipation notes (BAN) to reduce the district's debt service.
Salaries are seeing a decrease in that seven retired teachers have been taken out. Currently, they have not been replaced and one administrative position has been reduced.
In terms of the reduction in State aid, Waters said this concerns the ARRA (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act) stimulus that was rehabilitation monies the district will not be getting. The total budget draft coupled with the revenue, the district needs the 3.6 percent or $2.7 million tax levy.
"Our goal is to get to 2.5 percent," Waters said. "We're confident that we can. But right now, we're at 3.6 on a tax levy but the spending budget is an increase of 2.6 percent. We're losing State aid. There's nothing we can do about it.
"There's not much a district can do in generating other forms of revenue to offset the loss of State aid, therefore when we lose State aid, typically the only place we can get that back is to assess the taxpayer."
As of this week, Waters said State aid for Mineola in 2011-2012 sits at $4,828,227. Total revenue in the district would add up to $6,545,007, which brings the current tax levy to $75,661,260.
To reach a 2.5 tax levy increase, a maximum tax levy for 2011-2012 would sit at $74,890,613, which amounts to $770,647 in excess levy. "Excess levy is the amount needed to take out of the budget in order to get our budget down to where the tax levy calculation would give us no more than a 2.5 percent tax levy," Waters said. "That excess levy can be achieved in two different ways."
According to Waters, one way to achieve that is to reduce expenses or bring in more revenue. He stated with a combination of the two, the district has to get to $770,647 in excess levy to reach the desired tax levy.
Waters said the district has not heard of any increase in State aid at this time. In terms of presenting a draft to the public, "we can only go on what the reports show us."
Nagler stated the district typically uses the Governor's proposal on State aid and, "the legislature messes around with it and in years past, they've added more money to it. Last year was a good example, but they added it so late, our budget was already voted on."
Nagler said the State still plans on putting the budget through by April 1, but would not deal with the proposed 2 percent tax cap legislation until August.
The Hampton Project
Dr. Nagler detailed the Hampton Street School Project during the budget presentation. Like the budget factors mentioned previously, this project is not reflected in the current draft.
"It will be," Nagler said. "When we put the budget out, the $2 million for that project will be in the budget and will bring the budget-to-budget increase to 5.1 percent. We have to do that."
Nagler stated that it wouldn't affect the tax levy because the district would be using the undesignated fund balance to finance the project. He said by spending this money now to make Hampton bigger to accommodate the pre-K south model, it's ensured that no change will come going forward.
For the last two years, Nagler's position has been that the district's buildings are not big enough. In the past, "when we have changed configurations or closed buildings or reopened buildings, we didn't deal with the basic problem that none of the buildings are big enough," he said.
Nagler estimated with the exception of the Jackson Avenue School, the buildings have roughly 20 classes in each one. "This would solve Hampton's problem and its 19 total classrooms," he said.
If the budget fails in May, the $2 million to finance the project would be put in the capital reserve and go to a re-vote. Last year, the community voted yes on creating a capital reserve to fund district related projects only concerning reconfiguration.
If the re-vote fails, Willis Avenue would replace the Hampton Street School in the reconfiguration. Nagler said to make Willis Avenue able to accommodate a pre-K 2 model, five classrooms would need remodeling and additions be made to the cafeteria and an "outdoor space" while using $500,000 of the capital reserve.
"I cannot stress enough that the Hampton project in this budget will not affect this budget," Nagler said. "We're not asking the voters for any more money. We're spending a reserve."
State law says a district cannot fund a capital reserve and spend it in the same year. If the district funds the capital reserve in June, voters can vote in July to use those funds.
Nagler told the capacity crowd that the district could still reach the proposed 2 percent tax cap if the district were to go to a contingency budget and still fund the construction on Willis Avenue if the budget were to completely fail. The contingency budget would see a budget-to-budget increase of 1.92 percent but he is unsure if the district would not lose programs.
He stated that maximizing the nine available excesses the district has and the Cross Street lease.
"We're looking at $1 million for those two points if that happens," Nagler said. "Will those two things get us there? I don't know."

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Item: The city approves a solar license agreement between the city and ESA Fleet Community Solar LLC to locate solar equipment at 1010 S. Westmoreland Drive.
Translation: Just when you thought all of that talk of the city putting solar panels on top of everything had dissipated like so many property values, the city is now planning to allow ESA – which is not the European Space Agency, unfortunately – to install and maintain a photovoltaic electricity-generation facility out at its fleet-management facility in order to provide more environmental power to the city. Seeing as ESA has already worked out a power-pricing deal with the Orlando Utilities Commission, the city will allow the company to lease the land for $1 a year over 25 years and, if all goes well, the city will save $800,000 in energy costs over the duration. That future sure is bright.
Item: The city approves modification No. 2 of the fiscal year 2011 High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program grant award.
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During a full face transplant, the recipient's major arteries and veins are connected to those in the donor face to ensure healthy circulation. Because the procedure is new, not much was known about the blood vessel changes that occur to help blood make its way into the transplanted tissue.
The development of new blood vessel networks in transplanted tissue is vital to face transplant surgery success, the investigators pointed out in a news release from the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA).
The researchers analyzed blood vessels in three face transplant patients one year after they had the procedure at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. All three had excellent blood flow in the transplanted tissue, the team found.
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Virosomal influenza vaccine with the recommended vaccine composition for season 2011-2012:
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Virosomal influenza vaccine is usually administered intramuscularly as a single 0.5 mL dose. The aim of this study is to evaluate the safety and immunogenicity of different doses and vaccination schedules. A total of 84 healthy adults aged 18-50 years will be randomized (1:1:1) into 3 treatment groups: subjects of group 1 will receive a standard dose (0.5 mL) at Days 1, 29, and 57; subjects of group 2 will receive a double dose (1.0 mL) at Day 1 and a standard dose (0.5 mL) at Day 57; subjects of group 3 will receive a triple dose (0.5 mL) at Day 1. Local and systemic solicited adverse events up to Day 4 after each vaccination will be documented. To assess the subjects' humoral and cellular immune response against homologous and heterologous virus strains, blood will be drawn from each participant at baseline (Day 1), at the 4 subsequent monthly visits (Months 1 to 4) and at Month 12.
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Awoman named Rehana Yasmin struggles to keep her sick two-year-old granddaughter cool in a sweltering hospital where working air conditioners are rare and electric fans are idle for much of the day. Elsewhere, households can't rely on their refrigerators, and workers at textile factories say they can't operate their machines for enough hours to earn their daily bread.
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New Zealand country singer, Keith Urban, however, is learning that very good talent can sometimes be in the most mundane of circumstances. Now that he has begun his official duties as an American Idol judge, he's getting to see that there is some real untapped talent in the world which, really, is such a privilege. Most of us will never have an opportunity like that so it's great that he seems to be embracing it.
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The Memphis Ryan White Program and First Impressions Remix, a local barber shop, are teaming up to provide free HIV and syphilis testing.
Ryan White partnered with First Impressions Remix after Memphis Ryan White Program Director Dorcas Young met the owner of First Impressions Remix, Mario Taylor, at an event for testing certification.
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In recognition of June 27's National HIV Testing Day, the barber shop will offer free HIV and complimentary syphilis testing on Saturday, June 23, to help raise awareness of the HIV problem that is affecting the area. There will be food and a live DJ outside the shop. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at First Impressions Remix at 1470 Elvis Presley Blvd.
"I have incorporated community involvement into my business plan," said Taylor. "So from that standpoint, community engagement is not optional; it's absolutely necessary, particularly on this epidemic facing Memphis."
First Impressions Remix is located on the corner of Elvis Presley and Kerr Avenue, in the heart of the Memphis community affected by the steep rise in new HIV and sexually transmitted disease cases. Inside the barbershop, there will be a condom demonstration as well as other educational information and giveaways that promote a safe-sex message.
This is First Impressions Remix's fourth year holding the event, and Ryan White's first year partnering with them to host the event. The Ryan White Program provides free services to those living with HIV/AIDS in the Memphis area. Last year, First Impressions Remix tested more than 300 people in the community and looks forward to the same success this year.
Additional sponsors for the event are CAAP Inc., CFS, Friends for Life, Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center, PEAS Inc., Planned Parenthood, Project Hope, Shelby County Health Department, SMA, and The University of Memphis.
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Jolibee, the Filipino fried chicken chain about to open in Woodside (Roosevelt/63rd)
- E Eto Oct 6, 2008 03:10 PM
I wouldn't normally applaud the opening of a fast food chain, but this might be a good addition to Woodside. Or maybe I'm just feeling puckish about the prospect of having a convenient source of fried chicken nearby. This is the first store of this Filipino chain on the east coast. There seems to be some mixed reviews on the other local boards where Jolibee has its shops, but I'm sure it will please the local Filipinos for a taste of home.
We just walked past the soon-to-be-open shop yesterday and were excited by the storefront size photo of fried chicken. I hear you about the fast food thing, but hey, it is a fast food joint I have never heard of! And, considering the dearth of fried chicken in the nabe, when I do get a craving, which is only once every couple of months, I will give it a shot. Because the craving is a fierce as it is rare. Disappointed to hear that it hasn't gotten good reviews on other boards though. I do get a kick out of saying Jolibee though. :)
In the Philippines at least Jolibee is the local rival to McDonalds. Same menu, same quality, etc. They don't seem to be anything special -- or at least not the "american" type food. I had some thoroughly adequate fries in Manila, but nothing worth mentioning. I asked my husband about the chicken and he said is was like KFC but without the spices. For ex-pats there's a lot of nostalgic appeal (my husband is thoroughly excited by this news), but I wouldn't expect too much. The filipino stuff might be worth trying, though.
Thanks for the update! My brother was just asking me if they were open yet. I don't recall anything about their chicken, but I certainly remember the spaghetti.
re: neposter
check the website linked above..
Jollibee in the Philippines always advertised on the basis of "ang lasang pinoy" (filipino taste). That is achieved via added sugar in the ground beef for burgers and in the spagetti sauce.
Long ago and far away (Manila) I did visit Jolibee a number of times, and I remember that the fried chicken wasn't bad for a fast-food chain. The burger seemed tastier than McDonald's, though I didn't detect any sugar, and that opinion is based on one or two experiences that I have never cared to repeat since. I must warn everyone that the spaghetti is ATROCIOUS. Like Sam said, it is sweet. Very sweet. Like thinned catsup with sugar added. And the pancit is pretty bad, too, and will probably contribute to further eroding the reputation of Fiiipino food. Stick to the fried chicken.
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p - nut, don't worry. There is a growing wave supporting pagkain na tunay ng pinoy kahit sa mga international standards (or so my friends there tell me).
re: Sam Fujisaka
Sam - Could you translate? Thanks!
re: fredid
"... supporting real filipino food but done to international standards" [although Tagalog is one of my worst languages now that I haven't lived in the Philippines for 15 years]
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The thing is, that's just what filipino spaghetti is like. It's not jolibee - specific. Sugary-sweet sauce, overcooked pasta, a bit of meat. Generally the attempts to do "american" food don't seem to turn out all that great. I wonder if the one here will have a more pinoy menu. I probably will end up getting one of those desert things -- can you go wrong with ube-anything? That's the one thing I loved in the philippines. So many fantastic desserts!
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i'd say, if Jolibee is around in Queens already, Can Chowking not be far behind? it seems that the Jolibee Mgmnt likes to keep all their stores tight, like they have a Red Ribbon in Jersey City, a Jolibee in Queens, it makes sense to place a ChowKing in manhattan, but WHYYYYY?
It's not like we need another noodle shop in Manhattan when we have the best now.
re: neposter
I just like their siopao.
awesome! is it finally open? I've only had it in SF and definitely, it was for novelty's sake (it wasn't particularly good) but I just love the idea. I liked their burgers and fried chicken, although basically, its just fast-food.
re: JungMann
Not open yet. It doesn't look like they'll open until early 2009.
re: MumonA
ya its open! a friend of mine said there were tons of people lined up outside, will head over later, purely for kitsch/nostalgic reasons of course.
re: bigjeff
Walked by earlier today and the line is over half a block long, and looked like it was moving slowly. We overheard someone saying a friend had waited 5 hours. Nostalgia is pretty darn powerful, huh?
That said, anyone have a menu? Is it the same as the ones in the Philippines? My husband is pretty excited (though not excited enough to wait in that line).
re: catherine
I haven't been there so I can't tell you whether this is a legit menu- it seems accurate enough. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_AtSJpsV7nSk...
The line was almost a block long around 3pm today, but I was lucky enough to have brothers who didn't mind the wait and got some takeout for me.
The yum burger was a nice nostalgic surprise despite the meat- I had forgotten how much I liked the flavoring. The spaghetti was good though it could use some more meat and hotdogs, and maybe a tad less sweetness. I also tried their palabok, but I don't plan to ever get it because I much prefer Phil Am or the nearby Filipino restaurants' versions.
re: bigjeff
here's a picture of the line. I wanted to go, but I can't stand for the lines. I went next store to an ecuadorian family restaurant - Braulio's. It was pretty good. no wait.
re: Jeffsayyes
Was at SriPraPhai on Saturday and parked not too far away, Even at 9.30pm the line went almost around the block, We will have to wait several weeks before attempting to partake of the famous hamburgers, 3 at a time. If I remember correctly the ones in Manila were quite small but tasty.
re: currymouth
Is this the same Jollibee as the ones from California? If so, do they have the Aloha Burger? One of the best burgers ever!
re: RawTunaFan
yes they do have the aloha burger (slice of canned pineapple and bacon on a burger). ordering it was a big mistake - at least for my american palate. very sweet burger, patty reminded me of a larger and sweet version of white castle.
re: foodislife_
Have you tried the Fil-Am Market? If their longaniza is any indication of how their cured meat is, the tapa must be amazing!
thanks JungMann. Will check it out. Has anyone ever tried Tapa King? Would love to see it over here Stateside!


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The U.K. Bribery Act 2010 taking effect July 1 represents one of the biggest changes in global anticorruption law since the USA Patriot Act in 2001, but awareness of its provisions remains very low, according to a Deloitte webcast poll.
While 78% of respondents who participated in the poll said there will be greater global anticorruption enforcement in the next year, nearly as many (73%) said they are unfamiliar with provisions in the U.K. Bribery Act.
But U.S. companies with offices or sales activities in the U.K. need to get up to speed with its provisions, experts warn, since the law applies both to companies that are incorporated in the U.K. as well as companies that conduct business there, whether they have a physical presence in the country or not.
"Businesses have less than three months to revise their anti-bribery compliance programs and retrain their employees before the U.K. Bribery Act becomes enforceable," said Joe Zier, a leader in Deloitte's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) consulting services practice. "Some companies began work early to prepare for compliance. Going forward, organizations should focus on expanding their anticorruption programs beyond FCPA to fully address the new Bribery Act 2010 provisions."
The new U.K. law sets rules for two general offenses covering the offering, promising or giving of a bribe (active bribery) and the requesting, agreeing to receive or accepting of a bribe (passive bribery). It expands the scope of regulation to include commercial bribery, not just bribery of government officials. And it also makes companies liable for the actions of subsidiaries and agents with whom they do business.
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Retail investors are back. Josh Brown at The Reformed Broker in a recent post highlights the rush of investors back into the stock market, five years and nearly a 100% return up from the bottom. Unfortunately this is not altogether surprising. Investors are prone to sell amidst panic conditions and buy amidst euphoria. The point isn't that the stock market will sell-off tomorrow just that our natural tendencies work against us investors.
That is why in the past I have advocated that investors find an investment approach that is simple, and potentially suboptimal, that they can follow through market cycles. Earlier this year I wrote:
That is the attraction of Norway-like strategies that emphasize diversification and portfolio rebalancing are so attractive. By simplifying the portfolio process they reduce the number of decisions we make it increases the chance that we stick to our original plan. I have written it many times but having a plan, even a sub-optimal one, that you can stick to is preferable to having no plan at all. The ongoing challenge for advisors and investors alike is to find a plan that they will not abandon at the first sign of trouble.
I thought it was worth revisiting this observation after reading an excerpt from How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life by Scott Adams of Dilbert fame. In it Adams talks about how the world is broken into those people who are simplifier and those that are optimizers and how those two types of strategies work (and don't). In an excerpt at BoingBoing Adams writes:
Optimizing is often the strategy of people who have specific goals and feel the need to do everything in their power to achieve them. Simplifying is generally the strategy of people who view the world in terms of systems. The best systems are simple, and for good reason. Complicated systems have more opportunities for failure. Human nature is such that we're good at following simple systems and not so good at following complicated systems.
The whole piece is worth a read but I thought that quote captures the problem facing investors and traders alike. The world of investing is infinitely complex. It feels like we need complex strategies to generate returns. The problem is that as Adams says complicated systems are more likely to lead to "opportunities for failure." We cannot control what the markets do. We can however control our own actions. For the vast majority of investors a simple system that we can follow over time will in all likelihood lead to better outcomes.
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SACRAMENTO – Creating jobs, saving taxpayer dollars and banning children from using cancer-causing tanning beds are among the measures by Sen. Ted W. Lieu signed into law by Gov. Brown.
"Slashing unemployment and protecting both our children and our wallets while creating middle-class jobs are among the 2011 successes benefiting Californians statewide," Lieu, D-Torrance, said in reviewing his new laws endorsed by the Legislature and governor.
Here are Lieu's laws taking effect Jan. 1, 2012:
Senate Bill 698 – Job Training and Oversight
As California faces the toughest jobs crisis in more than 50 years, SB 698 will help slash unemployment and improve how workers are connected to well-paying jobs by holding local job-training programs more accountable to higher standards.
SB 746 – Tanning Beds and Cancer Prevention
This first-in-the-nation law by Lieu bans youths under age 18 from using indoor tanning booths because science has shown they cause skin cancer. Doctors, pediatricians, dermatologists, scientists, insurers and health organizations statewide supported this public-health measure.
SB 757 – Insurance Equality
This anti-discrimination measure closes a loophole used by out-of-state health insurers to unfairly avoid paying medical-coverage benefits for domestic partners.
SB 917 – Curbing Animal Abuse and Neglect
This pet-protection measure will help prevent animal abuse by banning their sale on street corners and temporary retail venues.
SB 857 – Strike Damages
This bill clarifies state law relating to strike damages by prohibiting PERB from assessing damages based on a mere threat of a strike.
In addition, the governor signed three bills that Lieu supported, co-sponsored or co-authored. One helps veterans attend college, SB 813; Another, SB 806, addresses pay abuses in the California National Guard; and the third cracks down on sex offenders, SB 622.
Finally, Lieu strongly, as co-author, supported AB 900 and a companion measure to streamline the review process for construction projects while protecting all existing environmental standards.
The governor also vetoed the following measures sponsored by Lieu:
SB 702 – Recovering Lost Pets - Microchipping
Under SB 702, pet owners would have been required to implant an identifying microchip about the size of a grain of rice implanted beneath the skin between the shoulders of cats and dogs when they are adopted from a shelter or when lost animals are reclaimed by their families. This would have been the law of its kind nationwide and was expected to save taxpayers up to $300 million annually.
- SB 759 – Water Conservation
This measure would have encouraged water conservation by allowing the use of artificial turf or other material that resembles grass in certain developments.
- SB 888 – Funeral Protests
This bill sought to protect grieving families from disruptive protests while balancing constitutionally sanctioned restrictions on the time, place and manner in which protests at funerals can be held.
SPECIAL NOTE: The office of Sen. Lieu can provide a Spanish-speaking representative to comment on the bills cited in this Press Release.
For more, including Fact Sheets on the above measures, visit Lieu's Web site below.
Ted W. Lieu represents nearly 1 million residents of Senate District 28, which includes the cities of Carson, El Segundo, Hermosa Beach, Lomita, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach and Torrance, as well as portions of Long Beach, Los Angeles and San Pedro. For more, visit www.senate.ca.gov/lieu.


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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) -- As a teenager, Steve Libert was mesmerized by a teacher's stories of the brash 17th Century French explorer La Salle, who journeyed across the Great Lakes and down the Mississippi in a quest for a trade route to the Far East that he hoped would bring riches and renown.
Particularly intriguing was the tale of the Griffin, a vessel that La Salle built and sailed from Niagara Falls to the shores of present-day Wisconsin before sending it back for more supplies. It departed with a crew of six and a cargo of furs in September 1679 -- and was never seen again. Although widely considered the first wreck of a European-type ship in the upper Great Lakes, its fate has never been documented nor its gravesite found.
After nearly three decades of research, dives and legal tussles, Libert believes he is about to solve the mystery.
Beginning this weekend, he will lead a diving expedition to an underwater site in northern Lake Michigan, where archaeologists and technicians will try to determine whether a timber jutting from the bottom and other items beneath layers of sediment are what remain of the legendary Griffin.
"I'm numb from the excitement," said Libert, 59, a burly ex-football player who talks passionately of his mission and whose flair for adventure bears some resemblance to La Salle's. Raised primarily in Dayton, Ohio, home of the Wright Brothers, he learned to fly before making underwater exploration his avocation.
The just-retired intelligence analyst with the U.S. Department of Defense has a passion for maritime mysteries and has journeyed from Okinawa to the Florida Keys for diving expeditions. A biography posted on his website says he's advised searches for the Titanic, five Navy torpedo bombers lost in the Bermuda Triangle during World War II, and John Paul Jones' warship Bon Homme Richard, among others.
But his biggest goal is finding the Griffin. "It's the Holy Grail for the Great Lakes; it's No. 1 on the list," said Libert, who has homes in the Washington, D.C., area and Charlevoix, Mich.
It carried no gold or other treasure; its value is historic and cultural.
"Just to know where she went and where she is would be of great interest," said Matthew Daley, a Grand Valley State University history professor and maritime researcher. "If we're lucky, it also could open a window into an era that we know very little about."
The fabled explorer, whose full name was Rene Robert Cavelier de la Salle, secured a grant from King Louis XIV of France to explore the American continent, build forts and seek the reputed passage to China and Japan. His team constructed the Griffin on the Niagara River a few miles from the falls, naming it for the mythological figure with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion. Although small by modern standards -- an estimated 50 feet long and 13 feet wide -- it was an impressive sight on the inland seas, with its three masts, square sails and two cannons.
The vessel traversed Lakes Erie and Huron, then headed west on Lake Michigan, eventually stopping at Washington Island near the entrance to Green Bay. La Salle continued south by canoe while the Griffin prepared to retrace its journey. Father Louis Hennepin, a Catholic missionary who accompanied La Salle, wrote that the ship fired a farewell cannon blast as it glided into open water.
Among theories about its demise: It succumbed to a fierce storm; Native Americans attacked and burned the ship; mutinous crewmen scuttled it and stole the furs. Libert, who says he spent years scouring the area and studying the writings of La Salle and Hennepin, is convinced it traveled only a short distance before sinking in a gale.
His big break came in October 2001. While scuba diving near tiny Poverty Island in murky Michigan waters, he smacked into a timber sticking nearly 11 feet out of the lake bed. It looked like part of a ship, with a tapered end and fastening pegs. Carbon testing of small samples indicated it could date to the Griffin time period but wasn't conclusive.
Libert says the water depth is less than 100 feet in the area but won't divulge the precise location, saying other divers could loot or damage the wreckage.
Sonar surveys over the next decade suggested objects were buried in nearby sediments. But determining whether this was actually a shipwreck would require excavations.
A legal dispute slowed things. State officials said all shipwrecks in Michigan's Great Lakes waters were government property. France later submitted a claim.


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RENO, Nev. (AP) - Scientists say there's been a significant reduction in the amount of Nevada forest under assault from bark beetles and similar bugs, but they fear lingering drought will further weaken trees and make them more susceptible to future attacks.
Nevada Division of Forestry forest health specialist Gene Phillips says aerial surveys show populations of the tree-killing insects plummeted across the state last year compared to 2012 - from more than 500,000 acres to only about 50,000.
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Harmon first became involved in the industry as a child model in 1988. She attended high school at Highland Park and also won a modeling contest for Seventeen magazine. She also won a Spectrum Model Search contest not too long afterwards and soon was also getting booked on a number of runway fashion shows for Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani and Donna Karen. Along with runway modeling, Harmon was also so popular that she was given the opportunity to grace such covers of ELLE, Cosmopolitan and Esquire magazine.
She first became involved in acting after she was traveling on a flight and David Hasselhoff took notice of her. Her acting career soon began with roles in such television series as, "Baywatch Nights", "Baywatch" and "Law & Order". Along with appearing on television she was also being cast in such films as, "Lawn Dogs" (1998) and did voice over work for, "Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker".
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