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Floods are one of the most common hazards in the United States. Flood effects can be local, impacting a neighborhood or community, or very large, affecting entire river basins and multiple states.
However, all floods are not alike. Some floods develop slowly, sometimes over a period of days. But flash floods can develop quickly, sometimes in just a few minutes and without any visible signs of rain. Flash floods often have a dangerous wall of roaring water that carries rocks, mud, and other debris and can sweep away most things in its path. Overland flooding occurs outside a defined river or stream, such as when a levee is breached, but still can be destructive. Flooding can also occur when a dam breaks, producing effects similar to flash floods.
Be aware of flood hazards no matter where you live, but especially if you live in a low-lying area, near water or downstream from a dam. Even very small streams, gullies, creeks, culverts, dry streambeds, or low-lying ground that appear harmless in dry weather can flood. Every state is at risk from this hazard.
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We also recognise that not all Trusts and Associations will do this, choosing instead to have one of their Board members take minutes as well. So, no matter who takes the minutes, we have some great tips about how to take meeting minutes.
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1976-09-18 Eckhard Dagge w pts 15 Emile Griffith, National Hall, Berlin, Germany - WBC. Referee: Angelo Poletti. Scorecards: 149-143, 148-145, 145-145. Defending for the first time, Dagge (154) came up against the 38-year-old Griffith (151½) who at times made him look positively ordinary when turning the clock back. Having scored so well in the early rounds it looked as though Griffith might be on to a winner, but gradually the tall, rangy Dagge came back with solid rights and left hooks. Twice Dagge went low, in the second and 12th, but he could not put Griffith away, even unintentionally, and soon went back to the jab. The ninth was probably the turning point for Dagge when he finally hurt Griffith with a big right hand. From there on in, Dagge began to pick his punches better, with the last two sessions being impressive for the champion as the American began to fade through tiredness.


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"Modern Family" star Sofia Vergara, wearing a Vera Wang dress, arrives at the Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. See more of the stars in our photo gallery.
"Breaking Bad" joined "Modern Family" in taking top honors at the Emmys. Read more about the awards here.
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There may be over nine thousand urgent care centers and walk-in clinics in the country, but they are mostly unorganized making them difficult to find, whether they offer the services you need and whether they are open when you need them. Urgent care is a great choice for healthcare consumers, however, and offer convenient and affordable access to physicians when you need them most. Using Urgent Care Locations, you are able to find urgent care centers in 2,964 cities across all fifty states making us the largest and most accurate urgent care directory online today. If you are looking to get the most current information about each of these urgent care clinics and even read and write reviews based on your own experiences, you have come to the right place!Find Urgent Care Near Me!
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Advertising Pioneer Roy Eaton, '50, Speaks at CCNY November 21
Advertising hall of famer and renowned concert pianist Roy Eaton, '50, returns to his alma mater, The City College of New York, Thursday, November 21, to present a "Lunch with Leaders" talk to advertising and public relations majors. His topic will be "Music: a Tool for Transformation." The event takes place 12 noon – 1:45 p.m. in Room 95, Shepard Hall, on the City College campus, located at 160 Convent Ave., Manhattan.Read More »
Professor Tinajero Co-Edits Book on Technology & Culture in Mexico
City College of New York Professor of Spanish Araceli Tinajero is the co-editor with J. Brian Freeman of "Technology and Culture in Twentieth Century Mexico." The book, published by the University of Alabama Press, departs from popular scholarly themes associated with Mexico such as tradition and culture.Read More »
CCNY MFA Student Wins Princess Grace Film Award
Niav Conty, an MFA candidate at The City College of New York majoring in filmmaking, is one of 24 emerging artists in theater, dance and film nationwide named 2013 Princess Grace Award winners. She and the other winners will be honored at the 31st annual Princess Grace Awards Gala, Wednesday, October 30, at Cipriani 42nd Street, New York, hosted by the Princess Grace Foundation-USA (PGF-USA).Read More »
CCNY Hosts First Cátedra Vargas Llosa in United States
The City College of New York will host the first Cátedra Vargas Llosa in the United States. The Cátedra is an international academic project honoring Mario Vargas Llosa, the 2010 Nobel laureate in literature. It will serve as an interdisciplinary resource for the study of Mr. Vargas Llosa's writings and will promote emerging Spanish-language writers, as well.Read More »
Writers, Performers Highlight Jewish Studies Lectures at CCNY
German journalist and author Hannes Stein, writer Jeffrey Yoskowitz and musicians Sruli & Lisa are among the speakers and performers in the third annual Michael & Irene Ross Lecture & Special Events Series at The City College of New York. The events are held 12:30 p.m. Thursday in Room 5/202, North Academic Center. The series starts October 3 and runs through November 21; no event is scheduled for November 7.Read More »
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As City College of New York students nearly a century ago, legendary lyricists Yip Harburg and Ira Gershwin likely strolled through Shepard Hall on their way to class. Today, the landmark gothic-style building is home to a unique resource that helps students and established artists alike make music.Read More »
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CCNY Students Make Films At Oklahoma Tribal College
The recent streak of killer tornadoes did not deter five City College of New York undergraduates from journeying to southwestern Oklahoma. Accompanied by Professor of Film Campbell Dalglish, MFA graduate Niav Conty, and consultant Robert Vetter, they traveled to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal College (CATC) in Weatherford for a two-week intercultural exchange with Native American peers June 10 – 24.Read More »


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Ray Nimmer named interim Dean of UH Law Center
After former University of Houston Law Center Dean Nancy Rapaport resigned under pressure recently, a friend asked me who I thought the UH Law Center should hire as the new dean. My reply: "The best replacement is already on the faculty -- Ray Nimmer."
It appears that someone may have been listening.
Earlier this week, the University announced that Professor Nimmer -- one of the most prolific legal minds in Texas -- has been named interim dean of the UH Law Center.
Professor Nimmer is one of the nation's leading authorities on business and bankruptcy law, computer information licensing, e-commerce, and related intellectual property issues, all of which are subjects that he has addressed in the 20 or so books and numerous articles that he has written over his superlative 30 year teaching career. Even more importantly, he is a gifted teacher who has taught a remarkably broad variety of courses at the UH Law Center, including Contracts, Contract Drafting, Evidence, Bankruptcy, Corporate Reorganization Law, Internet Law, Electronic Commerce, Secured Financing Law, Negotiable Instruments, Copyright Law, Information Law, Sales, and Licensing Law. Professor Nimmer's blog is here, and he comments on his decision to accept the interim appointment here.
This is Professor Nimmer's second stint as interim dean of the Law Center. Frankly, it's highly unlikely that the search committee for a new dean will find a more-qualified candidate for the permanent dean position than Professor Nimmer. Here's hoping that the search committee and the UH Board of Regents realize that and name this long-time treasure of Houston's academic community as the new UH Law Center Dean.
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Below is a list of reported traffic incidents in the Tri-State area:
Interstate 75 in Ohio: Lane closures scheduled for Interstate 75 and Mitchell Avenue-- Pavement and bridge work will require the following lane closures on Interstate 75 and Mitchell Avenue:
• Saturday, Oct. 27 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. – closing the right lane of northbound I-75 from north of Ludlow Avenue to Mitchell Avenue.
• Tuesday, Oct. 30 from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 – closing the right lane of southbound I-75 from State Route 562 to just south of Mitchell Avenue. There will also be short term double lane closures of the right and center lanes during this time.
• Tuesday, Oct. 30 from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 – closing the right lanes of east and westbound Mitchell Avenue under I-75. There will also be five short-term closures of all east and westbound lanes on Mitchell Avenue during this time. These full closures will be less than 15 minutes each, and local law enforcement officers will maintain traffic.
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Capsicums are a very versatile vegetable with one of the highest vitamin C levels, perfect for you with high iron meats. I just love the red ones. To me they are the sweetest. Choose small to medium size ones for an entree or two for a main course.
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4 Small Red Capsicums or 2 Large Red Capsicums
400gm Beef and Pork mince
200 gm Cooked Rice
50gm Onion Diced Fine
50gm Capsicum Diced Fine
50gm Carrot Diced Fine
25gm Fresh Oregano
50gm Italian Parsley Chopped
Garlic to taste
Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO)
Freshly Cracked Black Pepper to taste
Organic Lake Salt to taste
Chilli is optional (but necessary if you want to be Calabrian)
4 cups Napolitana Tomato Sauce (fried onions, tomato passata, salt, pepper, basil)
Cook your diced onion, diced capsicum and diced carrot in a little olive oil until it is all cooked, coloured and tasty.
Now take the pan off the heat and add your minced meat, cooked rice, garlic, oregano, italian parsley, salt and pepper to taste and mix in the cooled pan with two teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil to achieve a great smelling paste, don't forget to add the chilli if required.
Slice the cap with the stalk off your capsicums and remove all seeds and white pith inside the capsicums.
Fill the capsicums with your mix and put the lid on. If the capsicums will not stand up straight, cut a tiny bit off the bottom so they will stand alone in the shallow roasting pan. Roast in your oven at approximately 200 degrees C for 30 minutes without the stalky lid hat.
Now pour your hot napolitana sauce over the capsicum. It will flow over the stuffing and down the sides, put the capsicum lid on and roast for 30 to 60 minutes until cooked through and capsicums are tender, then serve as is or with mash, rice or pasta and crusty bread and a West Australian wine. WOW!!!!


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October 4, 2015
Miramar Beach, FL– What began as a quiet social gathering for 14 friends ends in tragedy Thursday morning in Miramar Beach, FL. The Walton County Sheriff's Office responded to a call that shots had been fired at the Summer Lake town homes around 2:00 a.m. Thursday morning.
When Deputies arrived they found one male, Nicolas Pablo Corp-Torres age 23 and one female, Racine Balbontin-Aragondona, age 22 deceased at the scene. Deputies also discovered three victims that had been wounded. Fransisco Javier Cofre-Fernande, age 25 was air lifted by life flight to Sacred Heart and is in critical condition. Sebastian Mauricio Arizaga-Suarez, age 27 was also air lifted to Sacred Heart and is listed in stable condition at this time. The third victim, David Alonzo Bilbao-Meza, age 21 was taken to a local hospital and is listed in good condition.
The shooter, Dannie Roy Baker, was a neighbor and began shooting his rifle into a window from outside of the town home around 1:45 a.m., never entering the victim's residence.
There has been no indicator of motive at this time as to why this event came to this tragic end. The young adults who were visiting Walton County from Chile on student work visas had gathered for the evening in a friend's town home. There were no complaints of loud noise or partying reported.
Sheriff Adkinson and the entire Walton County Sheriff's office remains committed to the professional and timely investigation of this incident, and to addressing the immediate needs of the victims of this senseless act of violence.
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In time for the spring semester, the University of Hawai'i Bookstores is helping its customers to compare its textbook prices with well-known online retailers.
According to Student Watch 2013, a study by the National Association of College Stores Foundation, nearly 70 percent of students regularly compare book prices online.
UH's new comparison tool gives its students at all ten campuses across the state the convenience of viewing all their textbook options with a single search on their campus bookstore's website.
"The common belief is that the university bookstore is always more expensive than competitors such as Amazon.com or Half.com," said Tricia Ejima, Assistant Director of UH Manoa's Campus Services. "There are more than 350 other college bookstores now using the same digital comparison tool, and they tell us that once presented with this transparent environment, more than 85 percent of their customers choose to shop at their campus store."
Using a state-of-the-art software system, students visit the website of their campus bookstore and enter the course and section in which they're enrolled. What follows is a user-friendly display of their required textbooks in available formats (new, used, rental, digital), with accompanying prices from the UH Bookstores, as well as five to seven of the top e-tailers.
Customers can compare costs, the condition of books, arrival dates, and return policies, then add their selections to their online shopping cart where they can make a single purchase. As an added convenience and to save students from standing in line during the traditional "rush" week, textbooks purchased from the UH Bookstores are available for home delivery or pick up at their campus store.
"One-stop comparison shopping is just one of the ways our bookstores help our busy students make smart choices," Ejima continues. "Our growing textbook rental program gives them upfront savings; buyback gives them immediate cash for books they no longer need. We also work with our faculty to be sure we're able to offer the most competitive prices by ordering the correct editions as early as possible before the start of every semester. Our campus stores are keeping pace with our communities' needs and proud to be a resource they can count on for everything from apparel to Apple computer repairs, and more."


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All children in their pre-school year are entitled to apply for a place in Ballymoney Nursery School. We offer free places to 104 children and have a long-standing tradition of providing integrated pre-school education in the Ballymoney area. Application forms are available from the school now for a place starting September 2015. The places are allocated according to criteria drawn up by the Board of Governors of the school.
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Susquehanna Bank is pleased to announce that Kevin Mulhall has joined the company as Branch Relationship Manager in the West Deptford branch.
He will be developing and enhancing both new and existing relationships while participating in various civic and community events within Gloucester County. Mulhall will be based at Susquehanna's office at 998 King Highway in West Deptford.
Mulhall previously worked as Store Manager for Wells Fargo and has 6 years of experience in the banking and financial services industry.
A resident of Pitman, Mulhall is active in industry and community organizations and is a member of the Greater Pitman Chamber of Commerce.
Mulhall graduated from the University of Mary Washington with a bachelor's degree in art history.
Susquehanna Bank provides banking and financial services at 261 branch locations in the mid-Atlantic region. It is a subsidiary of Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc., a financial services holding company with assets of more than $18 billion and 3,400 employees. Through Susquehanna Wealth Management, the holding company offers investment, fiduciary, brokerage, insurance, retirement planning, and private banking services, with approximately $7.8 billion in assets under management and administration. Susquehanna also operates an insurance brokerage and employee benefits company, a commercial finance company and a vehicle leasing company. For more information, please visit www.susquehanna.net.


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Recently we have been reading of podiatrists recommending to the younger generation that they not enter the field of podiatry. This issue has understandably drawn strong responses on either side.
When I first saw this, I had a flashback to when I was in school and someone suggested "finding something else to do (because) the profession is going downhill." Most of my colleague's defense was that he was making half the amount he used to make for something like a bunion surgery. I dismissed most of the naysayers because I had way more positive people surrounding me.
We sometimes live in a bubble of the podiatry world. It is a smaller profession but there are many publications to keep our minds involved and numerous meetings.
Recently, however, I came across a Wall Street Journal piece in which someone sought advice for what to say when addressing second-year MBA students. The person asked, "Knowing what you know now, what is the best advice you would give these aspiring young professionals?"
Upon reading this, I immediately drew a connection to the students in podiatry school. What advice would you honestly give the aspiring students?
I was pleasantly surprised when I did not read any negative comments in the Wall Street Journal article. Here are some excerpts from what the professionals would tell MBA students: "Seek out wisdom and advice from older sages. Avoid people who are negative."
"The day after you graduate, your education and experience set will one day be out of date. Do not look at this as a negative. Everything in your education has been about learning new things and adapting in the process."
The response that particularly got to me was from a current student. "I am soon to graduate with an MBA and I constantly wonder whether I am going to have acquired the skills expected of an MBA … We need reassurance that we are making the right move and that what we have worked for is valued in the real world."
It was both a relief and sad moment. I felt relief in the sense that podiatry is not the only profession with these issues. However, I also found it sad that some students have to seek out confidence when entering into their profession.
It is not as if podiatry students do not have enough to worry about with increasing student loans, matching with a residency position or passing finals. Do they now have to read about people currently in the profession who are not recommending the field?
If established professionals really felt that strongly about not entering the profession, then they can set an example by getting out of it instead of just talking the talk. I know I might get some excuses of "I am just in it because I can't find anything else to do at this point" or "It is a lot of extra hassle but I still love what I do."
It does not matter. You are still in it so I guess it is not that bad. If you really think it is that bad, you should get out of it.
Every profession goes through changes, good and bad. There are going to be a lot of changes to the way we practice in the next coming years due to recent healthcare reform. As a united front, we will adapt and do so successfully. Just as there was the introduction of HMOs and managed care, there was adaptation.
It would be in the best interest of the podiatric community to mentor students who have already made the choice to become a physician in our profession. I do not mean the kind of "mentors" that I was sometimes placed with, those who decided to tell me only negative things about work all day.
I mean the mentors who are positive toward work and the podiatry world. I am talking about the mentors who are so excited about the profession that teaching comes easily. The mentors who want to strive to do more within the podiatric arena. The mentors who truly want others to succeed within podiatry.
We have more of these types of people than we know and now is the time to show it.
Dr. Lawton is in private practice in Naples, Fla.
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Lyme Clever Clovers
The club met July 31, 2007 at Seybert Methodist Church.
Jamie Kimberlin led the pledges. Secretary's report was given by Janet Scheid. Treasurer's report was given by Jacklyn Scheid.
Emily Bollenbacher and Sara Pawsey had there food judging on July 31. Bollenbacher made oatmeal raisin cookies and she got an "A" on her project. Pawsey made baked beans and the judges said they were pretty good.
Jessica Brown, reporter
Town and Country 4-H
The club met Aug. 6 at Scott and Jared Chandler's house. Issac Kehres led the pledges.
Health tip was wash your hands after cleaning out an animal pin. The safety tip was slow down on turns when riding a four-wheeler. Demonstrations were given by Evan Walcher on how to prepare a calf for show, Alanna Deeble on what you need to show a sheep, Sarah Gannett on how to make home made egg noodles and Amy Gannett on how to make home made ice cream.
The meeting was adjourned and members then worked on putting together bags for kids day at the fair. Members also received fair passes and DUNF forms.
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Wakeman Wranglers
The club met at the home of adviser Mona Burke June 6.
Secretary Tara Burke read the minutes to the previous meeting. Treasurer Leah Burke gave her report. Katie Jackson discussed with the club members about purchasing picture cubes made by a lady as a fundraiser. Discussion was held about upcoming events: Future ride nights and plans for the float for the Fireman's Festival in July. This year's theme for the fair is "Growing the Future." Club members discussed a theme and decorations for the float to coordinate with that theme. A discussion was also held in regards to the club doing pony rides at the festival. Molly and Megan Canfield did demonstrations. Megan Canfield led recreation.
Members gathered at Topline Farms on June 12 to practice riding together. Club members in attendance were split into groups. Cindy Scherry worked on riding skills and Ashley Woods worked with them doing ground work and showmanship.
Members gathered at Logan's Run on June 26 for their ride night. Ashley Woods worked with club members in attendance on their riding skills. Discussion was held with members present after riding regarding the club getting together and painting fences at Topline Farms in appreciation for allowing the club to use their arena.
Classy Clovers
The club met Aug. 5 at Oakley Shane's house. Fair passes were handed out to members and fair details were given. Carrie Hinckley was selected for state fair participation in her clothing and her foods project. Rachel Palm and Jessica Riley were also selected for state fair food participation. They will head to Columbus on Tuesday and Thursday of this week.
Members were encouraged to support their fellow 4-H members during the fair judgings. Jennifer Young gave a demonstration on how to tie knots. For recreation, Rachel Palm timed each member to see who could unwrap a Tootsie Roll with gloves on the fastest.
Carrie Hinckley, secretary
Tri-Community Bits & Pieces
The club met Aug. 5 at the old school in North Fairfield. Matt Conger called the meeting to order. Pledges were led by Kristen Conger.
There was no old business.
In new business, members came up with ideas for their club fun day. Members also voted to have a pizza party. This will be held at the fairgrounds at 4 p.m. Friday.
Demonstrations were done by Jayden Eastman on how to plant flower seeds. Also, Makala Eastman demonstrated how to make a picture frame. There was no recreation or refreshments.
Kayla Slone, reporter
Greenwich Country Cornhuskers
The third meeting was on April 12 at the Greenwich UMC. There were 38 members present. The secretary's report was read by Olivia Starkey. The treasurer's report was read by Jordan Ryerson. Demonstrations were given by Jordan Ryerson, Kristina Kieffer, Garrett Verburg, and Brandon Ryerson. Jordan did his on apple butter. Kristina did hers on alcohol abuse and alcoholism. Garrett did his on maple syrup. Brandon did his on chinchillas.
The fourth meeting was held on April 26 at the Greenwich UMC. There were 38 members present. The secretary's report was read by Olivia Starkey. The treasurer's report was read by Jordan Ryerson. Demonstrations were given by Megan Cornish, Daniel Smith, and Rebecca Starkey. Megan did hers on blue ribbons. Daniel did his on gun safety. Rebeccah did hers on embroidering.
The seventh meeting was held on June 14 at the Greenwich UMC. There were 24 members present. The secretary's report was read by Olivia Starkey. The treasurer's report was read by Jordan Ryerson. The health meeting was led by our health officer David Seidel. Demonstrations were given by Michael Kieffer, Bethany Lorcher, Greg Cornish, Morgan Roberson, Corianna Felver, Bryce Clemons, and Rebeccah and Rachel Mckelacki. Michael did his on types of lambs. Bethany did hers on how to make brownies. Greg did his on proper clothing for fair. Morgan did hers on rabbit diseases. Corianna did hers on strawberry pie. Bryce did his on model rockets. Rebbeccah did hers on beef retail cuts. Rachel did hers on cuts of pig.
The eighth meeting was held on July 19 at the Greenwich UMC. There were 15 members present. The secretary's report was read by Olivia Starkey.
The treasurer's report was read by Lisa Madison. Demonstrations were given by Mikey Swander, Rachel Clemons, Jenna Somsack, Kirsten Cuzma, and Olivia Starkey. Mikey did his on hamsters. Rachel did hers on how to plant a seed. Jenna did hers on how to plan a vacation. Kirsten did hers on how to make fudge. Olivia did hers on the effects of smoking. The last meeting and pizza party was set for 7 p.m. Thursday.
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NY cyclists sue over rumble strip row
Riders were thrown by highway safety measures
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A group of New York cyclists have sued the state for installing rumble strips into a four-mile stretch of road that were designed to protect them.
The stretch of Route 100 in Yorktown and Somers is a favourite stretch of road for cyclists, so NY state Department of Transportation installed the strips to protect them and joggers.
However, the Westchester Cycle Club argues that they were a misguided measure that actually forces people pedalling along the road into traffic on the stretch between routes 118 and 35.
"Before installation of the rumble strips, there was no problem with cars and bikes," Dave Wilson, president of the club, said. "It was one of the best places to ride in the county."
Cyclist Richard Wilt, a New York City police sergeant who lives off Route 100 in Yorktown, said he tumbled off his bike when he struck the rumble strip.
Riding the same stretch he'd pedalled without incident for 22 years, Wilt said he fell when striking the strip about a year ago.
"I did a 360 over the handlebars, going three miles an hour, and ended up in the emergency room overnight," he said. Two teeth needed work - one was chipped and the other descended partially from the gum. His lip was also split. He hasn't ridden a bicycle since.
Several days ago, the club filed its lawsuit against the DOT in state Supreme Court in White Plains.
A DOT spokeswoman said the agency does not comment on pending litigation. In the past, she said the strips were cut to protect activities taking place along the road, including the cycling.
She said then that DOT officials stationed along the road had seen a lot of high-risk driving, including motorists using the shoulders as passing lanes.
I can relate - the green coating and red coating in the bus and cycle lanes we're expected to use is far rougher and badly laid with all sorts of ridges etc. On a road bike you really notice this.
Pretty much everyone other than the novices in their flapping high vis jackets on my commute rides on the smoother road, defeating the whole object of these so called "improvements".
posted by the-yorkshire-p... [180 posts]
17th June 2009 - 10:35
surely if you've got a dagger-toothed headless horseman to contend with on your patch, the odd bit of rumble strip is the least of your worries?
posted by cactuscat [305 posts]
17th June 2009 - 10:41
"dagger-toothed headless horseman"
I'd hate to see where he keeps his teeth...
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Doctors welcome Mandela home care
Doctors treating former South African leader Nelson Mandela believe the 94-year-old should remain in Johannesburg for now to be close to medical facilities.
Presidential spokesman Mac Maharaj said today that doctors think it is "necessary and good" for Mr Mandela, who was released from hospital last night, to stay in his home in the Johannesburg neighbourhood of Houghton.
In recent years, the anti-apartheid icon has lived in the village of Qunu in Eastern Cape province, where he grew up.
He was admitted to hospital on December 8 to be treated for a lung infection and also had a procedure to remove gallstones.
In recent days, officials said Mr Mandela was improving and in good spirits, but doctors have taken extraordinary care with his health because of his age.
He is revered around the world as a symbol of sacrifice and reconciliation, his legacy forged in the fight against apartheid, the system of white minority rule that imprisoned him for 27 years.
The Nobel laureate served one five-year term as president after South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994. Although the country today struggles with poverty and inequality, Mr Mandela is widely credited with helping to avert race-driven chaos as South Africa emerged from apartheid.
President Jacob Zuma was among those who joined Mr Mandela's wife Graca Machel and other family members in wishing a Merry Christmas to Mr Mandela at his hospital bedside in Pretoria, the South African capital.
Mr Maharaj later said Mr Mandela will receive "home-based high care" at his home in the Johannesburg neighbourhood of Houghton until he fully recovers.
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Friday, November 26, 2010
The Game
The Lipscomb University Bisons travel to Martin, Tenn., seeking their first road victory of the season as they face the Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks Saturday at 4 p.m. in the Elam Center.
Lipscomb plays four of its nine non-conference games against Ohio Valley Conference schools. This is the first meeting between the two schools since UT Martin defeated the Bisons 99-90 in Allen Arena on Dec. 7, 2002. The Skyhawks lead the overall series 12-9.
Lipscomb lost to No. 12 Baylor Monday evening 72-60 in Waco, Texas. Junior forward Jordan Burgason paced the Bisons with 15 points. Baylor's length proved too much in the paint and LaceDarius Dunn hit four threes in a two-minute stretch to open the second half creating an insurmountable lead. Dunn finished with seven 3-pointers.
UT Martin fell to No. 14 Memphis on Tuesday 102-80. Senior guard Reuben Clayton led the Skyhawks with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Clayton is the leading scorer for UT Martin at 19.8 points per game and leading rebounder at 6.8 boards per contest.
Quick Hits
Top Scorers
Adnan Hodzic and Josh Slater are quickly moving up the Lipscomb NCAA-era scoring charts:
1. Brian Fisk 1,633 2003-07
2. Eddie Ard 1,624 2004-08
3. Adnan Hodzic 1,549 2007-pr
4. James Poindexter 1,234 2002-06
5. Josh Slater 1,178 2007-pr
Hodzic is also climbing Lipscomb's all-time scoring chart.
13. Bruce Bowers 1,650 1968-72
14. Brian Fisk 1,633 2003-07
15. Shannon Terry 1,628 1988-92
16. Eddie Ard 1,624 2004-08
17. Adnan Hodzic 1,549 2007-pr
All-Round Guy
Josh Slater has more games with at least 15 points, seven rebounds, and seven assists than any other active player in the nation.
6 Josh Slater Lipscomb
5 Vernon Teel Loyola Marymount
4 Charles Jenkins Hofstra
4 J.P. Primm UNC Asheville
3 Talor Battle Penn State
Game Changer
Hodzic scored 33 points and grabbed 16 rebounds for his second 30-point, 15-rebound game of his career against Austin Peay. He scored 37 points and pulled down 17 rebounds against Mercer to close out the 2009-10 regular season.
No other active player in the A-Sun owns a 30-point, 15-rebound game. Hodzic is the only player in the country will multiple 30-point, 15-rebound games during his career.
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Please join me in congratulating the members of Stetson's Workers' Compensation teams—Jeremy Bailie and Tommy Burgess, and Yaffi Hilili, Yesica Liposky, and Kristy Rowsey—for their performances at the E. Earle Zehmer Workers' Compensation Moot Court Competition in Orlando.
At this competition, teams have an opportunity to argue in front of judges from the First District Court of Appeal. In a field of 20 teams from across the nation, the team of Yaffi, Yesica, and Kristy advanced to the quarterfinals and won the second-best brief award! (This is the second brief award that Stetson has won this summer.) AND Yesica won the best oralist award!
The thing that impressed me and the teams' coaches—Dean Mike Allen and Jason Stearns, Esq.—the most was the teams' cohesiveness. One of the team members said it best, when she said, "Professor Bowman, you did not send two teams to Orlando; you sent one team who did all we could to support each other and represent Stetson proudly." And represent proudly, Jeremy, Tommy, Yaffi, Yesica, and Kristy did! Congratulations!
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NDC staffer Jamie White provided this post about his latest find: I recently reviewed a Department of Justice project (Class 130/145 Secret Enclosures, NND 66350) which covered a portion of the civil rights movement from 1968 and part of 1969. The collection covers the Poor Peoples campaign containing movements, surveillance, informant statements and bios on […]
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Berlin Symposium Reminder
This is just a brief reminder to everyone that the NDC will be hosting its second symposium on Berlin: A City Divided: Life and Death in the Shadow of the Wall on Tuesday, January 14, 2014 at the William G. McGowan Theater located at the National Archives Building, Constitution Street Special Event Entrance. The symposium […]
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USS Pueblo Ship Plans
Today's NDC Blog post concerns a painful episode in modern U.S. history, an earlier chapter of a story that has been in the news frequently over the past months. On January 23, 1968, units of the North Korean Navy captured the environmental research ship USS Pueblo (AGER-2) in international waters off the east coast of North Korean […]
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A Mysterious Medal
I want to thank NDC staffer Stephanie Coon for her discovering these records and writing the following article. Inside a box of recently declassified records related to awards presented to foreign nationals, the NDC discovered a certificate and medal for Exceptional Service presented by the United States Air Force to Dr. Cristjo Cristofv, in recognition of his […]
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The (Not So Smooth) Road to the Internet
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News | September 24, 2013
Axis Communications Enters The Physical Access Control Market With Industry's First Non-Proprietary, Open IP-Based Access Controller
The easy-to-install AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller creates an open platform for two different user-friendly, intelligent and scalable access control solutions.
Axis Communications, the market leader in network video surveillance, recently announces it has entered the physical access control market with the introduction of the company's first network door controller: the open, IP-based AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller. AXIS A1001 will make its debut at Chicago's ASIS International event in Axis' booth #1034 from Sept. 24-26.
"Bringing product innovation to the physical access control market is a natural step in Axis' development as there is a strong connection between access control and video surveillance," said Ray Mauritsson, president and CEO, Axis Communications. "As the market leader in network cameras, Axis plays an important role in driving convergence to IP-based products in video surveillance. We now apply that expertise in IP technology to the physical access control market in the same way. The physical access control market is primed to make the shift to open IP technology."
See integrator video case study of first AXIS A1001 install at a medical facility in Kansas City.
AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller is the first non-proprietary and open IP-based access controller on the market. The network door controller with its built-in web-based software is a complement to Axis' portfolio of innovative network video products. The AXIS A1001 platform creates unique integration possibilities for partners and end-users with two different solutions:
- AXIS A1001 coupled with the built-in, web-based AXIS Entry Manager software is a ready-made solution for small- to mid-sized installations such as at offices, industrial buildings and retail stores -- with typically 10 doors and basic access control requirements.
- For larger enterprise systems, the open application programming interface (API) of AXIS A1001 enables Axis' Application Development Partners (ADPs) to design software solutions that meet specific customer requirements such as video integration and advanced access control functionality. Initially, Axis ADP partners Aimetis, Genetec, IMRON, Milestone Systems, Next Level Security Systems and OnSSI are engaged in the development of solutions.
Main features of AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller include:
- Open architecture allowing easy integration of video, intrusion detection and other systems;
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- Automatic synchronization and storage of cardholder data and system configuration information between controllers, with units manageable from any network computer;
- Enablement for a fully scalable 'edge' solution with one controller for each door at a fixed price per door, eliminating traditional central controller multiples of 4, 8, 16 or 32 doors;
- Support for most existing reader protocols and reader types, as well as standard IT and security equipment such as door locks and door position sensors;
- Installation wizard and unique wiring printouts that correspond to the unit's color-coded connectors help integrators complete installation and verify that door locks, readers and other equipment are connected properly;
- Open API designed for compliance with ONVIF Profile C, which will enable interoperability between clients and devices of physical access control systems (PACS) and network-based video systems.
Throughout 2013, Axis worked closely with four top National Systems Integrator partners in the U.S. -- Diebold, Inc., Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., Stanley Convergent Security Solutions, Inc. and Wachter, Inc. -- to beta test the new access control solution. Axis will launch AXIS A1001 first in the U.S., currently slated for Q4 2013, at an MSRP of $599.
The global physical access control market is estimated at $3B (2012) and will increase to approximately $4.2B by 2017, which represents an annual growth of 7 percent, according to market research firm IHS*. The United States was an early adopter of network video technology and is also a significant market for physical access control.
"Axis started its innovative quest back in 1984 by developing protocol converters and then continued to printers and storage devices before inventing and launching the first network camera in 1996. Although we now enter the physical access control market, our focus will continue to be on network video products. We expect physical access control sales to represent a small, but important, part of our total business," said Mauritsson. For more information, visit www.axis.com/access_control
*IHS CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment -- World -- 2013
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Axis has more than 1,400 dedicated employees in 41 locations around the world and cooperates with partners covering 179 countries. Founded in 1984, Axis is a Sweden-based IT company listed on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm under the ticker AXIS. For more information, visit www.axis.com.
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Matthew Parris and Apologies
Matthew Parris has seen the error of his ways. In The Times today (pay wall) he writes about apologies and admissions of error, and says this:
The same is true of Mr Blair and Iraq. Maybe if we, his critics, could stop obsessing about his good faith and end the baying for some sort of apology, he in turn could re-examine events and his own responses. It would be interesting. It would be useful.
More useful than calling people insane because you disagree with them, certainly. It is not available on the internet any more, but Parris asked an early Question To Which The Answer Is No in The Times on 29 March 2003: "Are we witnessing the madness of Tony Blair?" Perhaps one day Parris will re-examine events and his own responses. It would be interesting and useful.
His next example was also interesting:
So far as I know, none of the Tory architects of the poll tax have ever taken public responsibility for the calamity. Again I'd seek no kind of apology, but would love to know what they now think about what went wrong and why. We might be able to discover who really wanted the measure: every commentary I've read (for instance from Chris Patten, the minister who had to implement it) hints that the author was going along with something already desired by others, and decided. Who were they? My own impression was that Margaret Thatcher herself had been rather wary of this potential hornet's nest.
The idea that Thatcher was a reluctant and tentative advocate of the poll tax is charmingly endearing. The chap is still besotted.
By coincidence, one of the greatest living authorities on this subject spoke about it this week. Andrew Adonis, who has written the book, Failure in British Government: The Politics of the Poll Tax, mentioned it when he was speaking about his new book at the Mile End Group, at Queen Mary, University of London, on Tuesday. He said that all the people he and his co-authors interviewed about the poll tax (who did not include Thatcher) said that they didn't think it was a good idea.
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