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LOWVILLE Lewis County legislators have decided to remain manager-less for the rest of the year.
At this stage of the game, we decided theres no point in trying to assign a county manager, especially when weve got the talent we have right now, Legislature Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan, said after a special meeting Monday morning.
Following a roughly half-hour executive session, the chairman simply announced that a resolution to appoint Brian J. Wohnsiedler, Harrisville, former executive director of the Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District, as county manager had been withdrawn.
Afterward, Mr. Tabolt, who has been serving as acting manager since the April 30 retirement of former County Manager David H. Pendergast, said the county has been running well in the interim.
Its been great, he said. Everyones chipped in and made it very reasonable. If that continues, Ill be fine.
However, the semi-retired farmer then added, I dont know what my cows think about it.
The county manager appointment runs with the 10 legislators terms, all of which expire at the end of the year, and next years Legislature appears likely to have anywhere between five and nine new members, with only Mr. Tabolt thus far running for re-election unchallenged.
Lawmakers initially interviewed four candidates in late April but decided to readvertise for the post after failing to land a consensus candidate and informally chose Mr. Wohnsiedler late last month at a annual salary of $70,000, about $14,000 lower than the previous managers. However, on July 2, they voted 6-4 to table the appointment for a couple of weeks to further vet the candidate after Legislator Paul M. Stanford, D-Watson, raised concerns about his departure in February from his prior post.
Jefferson County Attorney David J. Paulsen subsequently sent out a memo advising directors and staff that details of his departure should be limited to the date of his separation from the organization and the fact that it was by voluntary separation.
Mr. Tabolt on Monday declined to discuss whether any further information on Mr. Wohnsiedler was gathered or how the consensus shifted to not appointing him, noting that Lewis County Attorney Richard J. Graham had also advised county legislators not to discuss such matters. Weve got our own gag order, he said.
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VENUS -- The Paws in Prison Program class gathered as one excited, nervous pack at the Sanders Estes Unit.
Ten dogs tugged at their leashes, ready to graduate and be adopted into new homes as inmates in orange jumpsuits stroked their heads and hugged their necks, telling them to sit and hush when they showed too much enthusiasm.
The dogs were unrecognizable from the unruly bunch that arrived at the unit eight weeks earlier.
For the men in orange, these animals have been more than just dogs: They've been companions, bunkmates, wards and friends. The inmates smiled and watched like proud papas as they showed off what the dogs have learned under their patient care. Some of the canines can sit, roll over and play dead.
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David Cleboski of Tyler, like Victor, had never socialized with his fellow inmates even after several years in prison -- until he took care of a flop-eared, long-legged German shepherd-mix named Jazzie.
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The Crop Environment Resource Synthesis (CERES)- Maize model is used worldwide to predict maize yield each growing season. CERES-Maize predictions are based upon simulations of plant growth and the amount of carbon and nitrogen maize plants accumulate each day. While this approach provides growers with ballpark estimates of maize production, the accuracy decreases when growing conditions affect kernel formation more than plant growth.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- So much for slow starts. Kentucky cured its early-game ills in a flash Saturday and, in the process, got a little vengeance for last year's thumping by interstate rival Indiana.
All week, Wildcats coach Billy Gillispie had preached the idea of showing more energy out of the gate, considering two of Kentucky's three losses were the result of sluggish starts in which a ferocious comeback fell short.
This time, Kentucky got off to a 14-0 lead, and it was the Hoosiers who were forced to play catch up. They never did.
Josh Harrellson scored 15 points off the bench to lead four other Wildcat players in double-digits as Kentucky dominated Indiana 72-54 Saturday in the annual interstate rivalry between the two storied but struggling programs.
"From the tip-off, we set the tone," Kentucky center Patrick Patterson said. "We wanted to play hard defense and get off to a good start. We knew all their plays, what they wanted to do and what they could do, and we tried to take that away from them."
A year after Indiana greeted new Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie to the rivalry with a 70-51 blowout in Bloomington, the Wildcats returned the favor in Lexington for Indiana's new coach, Tom Crean.
Kentucky (7-3) won for the 29th time in 52 meetings between the two schools, and the Wildcats increased their record to 7-1 against the Hoosiers (5-5) at Rupp Arena. The game traditionally had been played at a neutral site, either Indianapolis or Louisville, but that changed two years ago due to a scheduling conflict.
Although the game was nationally televised, the two programs are in full-fledged rebuilding modes, particularly Indiana, which is returning just 30 total points from last year's team that dominated the Wildcats. A recruiting scandal that resulted in the ouster of former coach Kelvin Sampson and an NCAA-imposed probation have hampered the Hoosiers.
The Wildcats overwhelmed the Hoosiers from the opening tip, scoring the first 14 points of the game -- all from the paint, including four dunks.
"I think it was our defense that did it," Harrellson said. "Everyone was up-tempo and upbeat."
Kentucky stretched the lead to 32-6 with 8 minutes to go before halftime after back-to-back 3-pointers by Meeks and Harrellson.
The Hoosiers, known for their own second half comebacks this season that fell short, were able to shave Kentucky's lead somewhat. Two free throws by Verdell Jones made it 41-26 midway through the second half, and a flurry of fouls and fastbreaks at the end provided the final margin.
"It was encouraging to see the mentality that we played with during that time," Crean said. "We learned some valuable lessons through this."
Gillispie acknowledged the momentum wasn't there in the second half, but he said he'll take the combined effort any day.
"When you get a real big lead, a lot of things change," he said. "We fouled a little too much, didn't have great rhythm."
Five Kentucky scorers accounted for all but 12 of the points. Joining Harrellson in double-digits were Jodie Meeks (13), Patterson (12), DeAndre Liggins (10) and Perry Stevenson (10). Stevenson also led the Wildcats with 9 rebounds and 6 blocks, the most by a Kentucky player since he accomplished the feat last season.
Gillispie joked afterward that he encouraged Stevenson to get seven blocks and was disappointed that he didn't reach that total.
"I was looking for a stat sheet, but I couldn't find one," Stevenson said. "I said, 'Please let it be seven."
Devan Dumes led Indiana with 15 points.
While both teams were turnover-prone in the first half, combining for 36, the mistakes were lethal to the Hoosiers but barely fazed the Wildcats. Kentucky turned Indiana's 15 first half turnovers into 10 points, while the Hoosiers had nothing to show for Kentucky's 11 turnovers.
Indiana made just 37 percent of its shots -- and just 23 percent in the first half. It made just 4 of 20 3-point attempts and didn't get a single free throw attempt in the first half. The Wildcats led 36-13 at the break.
"We don't have starts like that at home," Dumes said. "So, we just have to start off like we're at home every night."
Even the early baskets that did fall for Indiana seemed to take massive effort. Tom Pritchard's second-chance layup in traffic gave Indiana its first points nearly 7 minutes into the game. A desperation 3-point heave by Matt Roth barely beat the shot clock buzzer.
Kentucky got a scare when Stevenson stumbled in traffic near the basket and ended up on his back. He lay still for about 2 minutes before limping off. He would return.
Gillispie said he was pleased in the effort and encouraged by what the future holds for his team, which barely resembles the one that lost 111-103 to VMI in the season opener.


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A steward is responsible for general maintenance, and caretaking operations inside a hotel. S/he is also accountable for hotel security while providing exceptional customer service. They might be responsible for assisting the rest of the hotel staff perform their duties.
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Objective: Seeking a position as a steward with the Starwood Hotels. Bringing exceptional hospitality and customer service skills to ensure the hotel's success.
Key Qualifications
• Over 2 years of cleaning and maintenance experience in hotel industry
• Highly skilled in cleaning china, glass, and silver using the dishwashing machine
• Hands-on experience in setting-up, cleaning, and utilizing the silver burnishing machine
• Proven ability to safely utilize and store all cleaning compounds and chemicals, and materials
• In-depth knowledge of service ware and maintaining the same
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• Assisted in the cleaning and organizing of the Food and Beverage Outlets
• Sort dirty ware so that it can be exposed to the dish or pot machine appropriately
• Washed all ware and replaced in storage areas
• Kept dish machine accurately cleaned and filled with water
• Operated burnishing machine to made sure proper finish on silverware
• De-tarnished and polished silver for good appearance
• Cleaned kettles, tilted skillets, pots and pans quickly and fully so cooks can do their work
• Performed other job related duties as assigned by management
High School Diploma | City School, Hunt Valley, MD – 2008
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Hotel Trends: iPods, Fashionistas and Celebrity Chefs
Considering that the "hip" genre was introduced by former Studio 54 proprietor Ian Schrager in the mid-1980s (with Royalton and Morgans in New York), the continued use of the term to describe every Schrager-esque hotel that comes along is a bit misleading. Hoteliers have been capitalizing on the Schrager-driven bandwagon for almost twenty years now. You can't drop into a major U.S. city without running into a Zenned-out, urbane new creation by the likes of Jason Pomeranc (60 Thompson, The Sagamore) or Andre Balazs (The Standards in Hollywood, downtown L.A. and Miami, among others). So, what really is hot on the hotel scene these days?
Chef Owners
The late 20th-century practice of judging a hotel by the cut of its celebrity chef restaurant (top contenders: Alain Ducasse and Jean-Georges Vongerichten) has given way to judging a property by the name of its celebrity chef owner, who oversees not only the kitchens but the GMs, as well. Earlier this year Ducasse (surprise, surprise) opened his very own L'Andana in Tuscany and Ostapé in the Basque village of Bidarray. Closer to home, New York restaurateur Stephen Hanson (Dos Caminos, Ruby Foo's, Blue Water Grill, Fiamma and Blue Fin) brought an urban vibe to the sprawling desert resort scene in Scottsdale, Arizona with his 200-room (tiny for the area) James hotel.
Fashion Forward
Along with chefs, fashion designers are also getting into the hotel act. This year saw the introduction of hotels by Bvlgari (in partnership with The Ritz-Carlton group, the first opened in Milan, and the collection is slated to include a property in Bali) and Giorgio Armani (he is teaming with a Dubai-based company to open ten self-designed hotels in London, Paris, New York, Tokyo, Shanghai, Milan and Dubai in the next seven years). One twist on the fashion angle that we think will launch a trend all its own is the designer suite — for example, the Vera Wang Suite, created by the designer for Waikiki's Halekulani Hotel.
Out of Bounds
Next on our watch list: Hip hotels in not so hip places. What's up with all the chic boutiques in the land of microchips and mouse pads? Destinations like the Silicon Valley have suddenly become Meccas for contemporary digs. Throughout the San Jose area, you'll find everything from the new W in Newark to a blossoming of Joie de Vivre hotels (Hotel Los Gatos, Hotel Avante, Hotel Montgomery, Moorpark Hotel). Who would have predicted this five years ago?
Penny Pinching
The emigration of hip hotels beyond the confines of New York/Miami/Los Angeles has given rise to another trend: affordability. Along with Joie de Vivre, the Kimpton Group offers some great low rent properties along with its high rent hotels. And InterContinental Hotel Group (Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza) is joining the fray with its stylish, nicely priced Hotel Indigo concept. The trend is even reaching the true budget scene with the cooler than thou hostels offered by Base Backpackers. These Down Under properties (destinations in Australia and New Zealand include Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland) are brought to you by the Accor Group, best known for their more upscale Sofitel properties. Who says dorm rooms and Aveda products can't go hand in hand?
Border Crossing
Popular hip chains are also hitting the road and going international—this, of course, is not to discount the Kemps (Charlotte Street Hotel, Covent Garden Hotel, Dorset Square, Knightsbridge Hotel, Number Sixteen, The Pelham and the oh so new Soho Hotel), who have been playing a country house version of the Schrager game with their London-based Firmdale Group hotels for years. This year W opened venues in Mexico City and Seoul, and Le Meridien inaugurated its new high-tech Cyberport brand in Hong Kong. Also of note: Asia's first Philippe Starck-designed hotel, the JIA Boutique Hotel apartments, which opened earlier this year in Hong Kong.
Pod People
When it comes to the hottest amenities, plasma screen TVs are already passé—even the chains are putting them in. If you want a hotel that is truly revolutionary, make sure it offers the use of iPods. Las Ventanas al Paraiso in Los Cabos, Mexico, and Le Meridien Cyberport in Hong Kong both make them available, as does the One & Only Ocean Club in the Bahamas, which will pre-set yours with your favorite tunes. And if you like the tunes you hear on your iPod Mini at the Crescent in Beverly Hills, you can buy the CD from a special music mini bar.
For now—along with the development of the above trends—you can count on the transformation of once comfy but somewhat bland chain hotels. At the top of the list: more Sheratons and Westins looking like Ws (not a big shock, since they're all owned by the Starwood Group). Also plan on more aggressive spa branding by hotel groups: this summer Shangri-La Hotels opened its first CHI Spa at its Bangkok property, with ten more spas on the way in the next three years; and COMO Hotels and Resorts launched its first Uma properties with signature Shambala retreats in Bali and Bhutan. As for the London-based Yotel concept, fashioned after the capsule hotels in Tokyo, we're still reserving our judgment. But when it comes to Richard Branson's proposed hotel in orbit, our spacesuits are ready and waiting.
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NORMAN — Oklahoma receiver Ryan Broyles doesn't know much about Texas' ballyhooed defensive backs.
Doesn't know three of them are on the Jim Thorpe Award watch list.
NORMAN — Oklahoma receiver Ryan Broyles doesn't know much about Texas' ballyhooed defensive backs.
Doesn't know three of them are on the Jim Thorpe Award watch list.
Doesn't know at least four of them probably have futures in the NFL.
Doesn't even know their names.
And when asked by a Texas reporter how he plans to match up against a collection of defensive backs who someday will be playing on Sundays, Broyles bristled back.
"Well, hopefully one day I'll be playing on Sunday, too," he said. "I'm looking forward to the challenge. So is this team."
The battle of strength on strength in this Red River rivalry will be Broyles, perhaps the top receiver in college football, against arguably the best secondary.
Broyles is far from intimidated.
"I don't really know about all that, Jim Thorpe, none of that," Broyles said. "I've just got to make plays, doesn't matter who I'm going against."
Broyles' mettle, however, will be tested by a Longhorn defensive backfield brimming over with talent.
Cornerbacks Curtis Brown and Aaron Williams, the one who reinjured Sam Bradford's throwing shoulder last year, are projected to go on the first day of the upcoming NFL Draft. Texas' third cornerback, Chykie Brown, is also expected to get drafted. And along with Williams and Curtis Brown, safety Blake Gideon was on the preseason All-Big 12 defense after picking off six passes last season.
The Longhorns rank sixth nationally in pass defense, and weren't the cause for Texas' 34-12 loss to UCLA — the Bruins had only 27 yards passing.
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Fort Scott officials say at least nine buildings damaged by fire yesterday will have to be destroyed.
City Manager Richard Nienstedt says Fort Scott will rebuild in the area and that the new buildings will fit the city's history. Property loss is estimated to be in the millions of dollars.
Fire Chief Jeff Davis says the fire was fanned by high winds and appears to have started at a bar and then spread to other buildings. The cause is still under investigation.
No injuries were reported.
Scott Army post that was built in 1842 and is now a historic attraction. The downtown buildings are between 100 and 140 years old.
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Edison State College board sets special meeting to discuss recent criticism
FORT MYERS - Edison State College's Board of Trustees will hold a specially convened meeting next week to discuss the recent firestorm of criticism at the college.
The meeting will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m., in the boardroom, I-223, of Robinson Hall, with overflow room and video feeds to each of the college's outlying campuses.
In a statement posted to Edison's website on Friday, Trustee Chairman Chris Vernon, of Naples, states that the meeting is being called ahead of a regularly scheduled April 26 meeting in order to address a recent motion by the college's Faculty Senate that delivered several stipulations to college President Kenneth Walker. Also identified as reasons for meeting were the recent resignation of Board Chairman David Klein, of Port Charlotte, and the fact that another board member requested through the college to hold an interim trustees meeting.
Vernon states in his message that he was disappointed to learn of Klein's resignation from the board, delivered abruptly on Wednesday, amid Klein's expressions of frustration at the college's leadership. Vernon has not returned repeated phone calls from the Daily News seeking comment.
Vernon also said in the statement the meeting will have a three-fold purpose: to provide an opportunity for a Faculty Senate representative to address the board, to ask Walker to speak directly to the board, and for the board to discuss and develop agenda items, "including agenda items relating to board concerns over personnel issues and issues that impact the reputation and integrity of the institution of Edison State College" ahead of the April 26 meeting.
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Iraq littered with high levels of nuclear and dioxin contamination, study finds
Posted By aaron On January 24, 2010 @ 8:08 pm In Iraq,Old Infowars Posts Style | Comments Disabled
Pollution caused by the bombing of oil pipelines and the type of munitions used in two wars have led to health problems in Barsa, southern Iraq
Martin Chulov
London Guardian
January 24, 2010
More than 40 sites across Iraq are contaminated with high levels or radiation and dioxins, with three decades of war and neglect having left environmental ruin in large parts of the country, an official Iraqi study has found.
Areas in and near Iraq's largest towns and cities, including Najaf, Basra and Falluja, account for around 25% of the contaminated sites, which appear to coincide with communities that have seen increased rates of cancer and birth defects over the past five years. The joint study by the environment, health and science ministries found that scrap metal yards in and around Baghdad and Basra contain high levels of ionising radiation, which is thought to be a legacy of depleted uranium used in munitions during the first Gulf war and since the 2003 invasion.
[efoods]The environment minister, Narmin Othman, said high levels of dioxins on agricultural lands in southern Iraq, in particular, were increasingly thought to be a key factor in a general decline in the health of people living in the poorest parts of the country.
"If we look at Basra, there are some heavily polluted areas there and there are many factors contributing to it," she told the Guardian. "First, it has been a battlefield for two wars, the Gulf war and the Iran-Iraq war, where many kinds of bombs were used. Also, oil pipelines were bombed and most of the contamination settled in and around Basra.
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Warren Buffett has billions of dollars to spend and eager acolytes holding open the doors to the best deals. Yet Buffett wasn't always an A-list player with a cult of personality. That Buffett still exists in the annual letter the Berkshire Hathaway chairman writes to company shareholders.
In those pages, Buffett spells out how he thinks about buying and selling, or more precisely — not buying and not selling. In his writing you glean messages about being true to your style but also open to change. You learn about not settling for mediocrity and being patient for better prices so that you have a shot at above-average performance.
Consider the Berkshire letter free advice from the Oracle of Omaha. But of course he's not the only source — many money managers are arguably better than Buffett. They're just quieter about it, racking up gains for their investors without fanfare and shareholder love-fests. They have no time for the press and go about their business with diligence and discipline.
More power to them. The rest of us will have to settle for Buffett. And should you come across words of wisdom from these unsung super-investors, please, don't keep it to yourself.
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Investors give themselves about as much chance at emulating Warren Buffett as scoring a goal with the skill of soccer great David Beckham. Bend it like Beckham? Not likely. Bend it like Buffett? Go for it. Buffett even tells you how.
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Warren Buffett's checkbook is wide open for giant acquisitions to bulk up Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio. But meanwhile, he's finding plenty of stock investments to keep him busy.
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The world's biggest provider of exchange-traded funds and the world's largest active mutual fund manager have struck a deal that will make more of the big, brand-name ETFs available without transaction costs.
With BlackRock deal, Fidelity bets on ETFs.
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News of an expanded deal between BlackRock Inc. — the world's leading provider of ETFs — and Fidelity Investments — the world's leading provider of actively managed mutual funds — have industry watchers wondering "What's next?"
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Ankylosing Spondylitis Medications
Ankylosing Spondylitis Overview
Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a type of arthritis that involves the spine, sacroiliac joints, and other joints such as the hips and shoulders. It is in a category of arthritis called spondyloarthropathy. Other spondyloarthropathies include reactive arthritis and psoriatic arthritis. Men develop ankylosing spondylitis three times more often than women do. People with ankylosing spondylitis develop the disease prior to age 45. Symptoms include the following:
Ankylosing Spondylitis Causes
The precise cause of ankylosing spondylitis is unknown. Many people with ankylosing spondylitis have other family members with the disease. A gene marker known as human lymphocyte antigen (HLA) type B27 (HLA-B27) is found by blood testing in most individuals with ankylosing spondylitis, while it is also found in a small percentage of the general population. This blood test can aid in the diagnosis of ankylosing spondylitis.
Ankylosing Spondylitis Risks
Although AS predominantly affects the spine, it also can affect other joints such as the hips, the shoulders, and occasionally, other joints including the knees, ankles, feet, and hands. Ankylosing spondylitis may also affect other parts of the body besides the skeleton, such as the eyes, heart, and lungs. The prognosis is generally good, but long-term medications and physical therapy are needed to control pain and to maintain mobility.
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Nothing cures ankylosing spondylitis, but people with the disease can lessen their pain and maintain their mobility. Medications are commonly prescribed to decrease pain and inflammation that causes joint swelling and may contribute to pain. Exercise is one of the most important activities for maintaining and restoring joint mobility, decreasing pain, and strengthening muscles to improve posture. A healthy diet and adequate sleep are important. Heat or cold may help alleviate symptoms. Applying heat helps relax aching muscles and reduces joint pain and soreness. Applying cold helps decrease pain and joint swelling. Bending and lifting properly (with the knees rather than with the back) and carrying heavy objects close to the body, when necessary, protect the joints and maintain function. Other therapeutic measures include sleeping flat on the back on a firm, supportive mattress and using a pillow that properly supports the neck.
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Comedy Cabaret turns smiles to support
The 350 supporters of the Friends of Foster Children annual fundraising Comedy Cabaret staged at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort on Dec. 1 were treated to an unexpected double treat: a warm-up performance by Eddie Brill before featured comedian Nick Griffin, a veteran of David Letterman shows.
Following cocktails, passed hors d'oeuvres and buffet-style supper service enjoyed in the ballroom foyer and adjacent courtyard while bidding on nearly 70 silent auction offerings along with snapping up Smiley Faces on which children had designated their specific wishes and costs, the crowd was amply fueled to take their seats in the ballroom itself where Event Chairman Les Schultzel welcomed them and acknowledged octogenarian Stan Appelbaum, founder and president emeritus.
In general, dress was mostly in the cocktail mode with a few cover-ups in deference to the season. Jonathan Sonne was quick to remark that only in Florida in December could his wife Rebecca get away with a hot pink, short-sleeved sequined top.
Standouts: Andrea and Paul Plueddeman, foster parents who have taken in five youngsters just since February and say they want more. As Andrea, who serves as a youth pastor at First United Methodist Church explained, "We want to open a group home since there are so many kids who need love."
Professional photographer Penny Taylor has welcomed over 50 into her home over the last eight to nine years and credits FFC "with always being there for all special needs including tutoring. They're totally there to give!"
Stacey Deffenbaugh, NBC-2 News anchor served as emcee and Kathleen Pica conducted the live auction of four packages during which Schultzel ended up offering his Durango, Colo., vacation home for two separate holidays that brought $6000 each.
Music was by Kevin Smith Entertainment.
Executive Director Jennifer Weidenbruch estimated net income of $60,000, including proceeds from ticket sales at $175 per person, Smiley Faces that totaled $9,000, silent and live auction donations and sponsorship money.
Platinum Sponsor was Naples Backyard History Inc. Among Silver sponsors were Porsche of Naples with a quartet of their finest on display and Fleur de Lis Event Designs/ Natasha Alveshire event coordinator.
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|App Women Ties High Point in Final Exhibition
|Written by Ben Winterrowd
|Saturday, 16 August 2014 21:30
Appalachian State University women's soccer played its final game of the preseason on Saturday afternoon.The Mountaineers tied the Panthers of High Point, 1-1. The Apps and Panthers played three, 30 minute periods on Saturday.
"I thought High Point was extremely organized and they were high pressuring," said head coach Sarah Strickland. "I thought they did a great job at unbalancing our team and created problems that we had to solve. It was nice to get out and have to do that on the fly and under pressure."
App State would strike first in the contest with a Jane Cline (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Catholic) penalty kick goal halfway through the second 30 minute period.
"Jane Cline was outstanding up top," said coach Strickland. "Nicole Steyl (Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell) had a great game again coming out of the back and Sarah Moon (Cornelius, N.C./W.A. Hough) did a great job coming off the bench and impacting the game."
"We were really excited about playing at home," said Cline. "We were pretty hyped in the locker room before the game and come out on our own turf and play High Point. We brought a lot of intensity and came out strong."
Just 12 minutes into the third period, High Point's Becca Rolfe struck a blast from 30 yards out to tie the game for the Panthers.
The Mountaineers created lots of chances and outshot the Panthers six to five with five of those shots coming on goal.
The shots from Appalachian were spread throughout the team with six different players recording one. Cline, Sam Childress (Kernersville, N.C./East Forsyth), Kebrina Keys (Jefferson, N.C./Ashe County), Leah Drawdy (Waxhaw, N.C./Cuthbertson) and Jenna Caudle (Middletown, Md./Middletown) all recorded shots on goal, while Erin Settle (Mooresville, N.C./Mooresville) was the other Mountaineer to record a shot.
App State will now have close to a week of practice before its first game of the regular season at Elon on Sunday, Aug. 24.
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The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) Russell George reported that the Treasury may be losing as much as $5 billion a year in fraudulent tax refunds. Here's the most common way these scammers obtain tax refunds fraudulently – the scammer obtains a valid name and Social Security number of an individual who does not have to pay taxes (it may even be a deceased person) and uses this information to submit a tax return that comprises of phony wage and withholding information. The scammer then uses e-filing to file the tax return thereby avoiding the need for an actual W-2 form, claims a few deductions and tax credits to produce a larger refund, and waits for the refund that will be deposited electronically. Scammers also use debit cards to withdraw money from the bank accounts.
The IRS has been trying to stem the tide of rampant fraudulent refunds by stopping refunds going to deceased people, for example. But it takes more than merely the efforts of the IRS alone to eradicate this crime. For the past four years, the IRS has sought permission from Congress to refer to the Department of Health and Human Services' National Directory of New Hires, a database of wages and employment to match the information on tax returns with actual jobs. If this can be done, the IRS would be able to identify false W-2's submitted by fraudsters. But until now, Congress has not granted permission for the IRS to access this database.
Ideally, the IRS should have the means to match W-2 information with tax return information it receives in order to correctly issue a tax refund. But W-2's are sent to the Social Security Administration (SSA) by February (for those not submitted electronically) and March (for those filed electronically). So if the IRS wishes to gain information from the W-2, the IRS computer systems must be made to synch with the SSA ones and W-2's must be sent to the SSA at the same time as they are sent to workers. Inevitably, this would require more effort on the part of employers and costly upgrades of the IRS and SSA computer systems.
The TIGTA has made numerous recommendations over the years to fight this crime. Among them are:
• requiring tax refunds to be deposited into an account only in the name of the individual listed on the tax return
• limiting the number of deposits into the same bank account
• the Treasury require financial institutions to verify the identity of debit card purchasers
The TIGTA also reports that some scammers are tax preparers, which is why the IRS is taking steps to regularize the entire tax preparer industry. Some scams are committed by individuals masquerading as IRS officers to obtain taxpayers' confidential information. The more difficult type of fraud to eradicate is the "inside jobs" where IRS employees themselves are involved.
But with more resources and changes in legislation, the IRS can do a lot more to combat this crime.
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From the unpaved streets of the Land Run to the Interstate highways of today, city drivers are not surprised by the potholes, cracks and rough surfaces they encounter.
The Archivist: Oklahoma City's street names have some history
A story from The Oklahoman on Nov. 27, 1925, addressed that issue but also gave the history of several street names.
Here are some excerpts from the article:
"Pavements rutted by heavy truck traffic, inclement weather are not endeared to the hearts of Oklahoma Cityans in their infancy of heavy taxes nor when a puncture is picked up. They are the roundelay of abuse from city hall to the city limits — and yet have a heart — they have a heart.
Take Bath avenue, back of that name is a personality — not a Saturday night ablution. The street was named for V.L. Bath, realty man."
Bath was one of Oklahoma City's earliest settlers.
"Dewey avenue has two fathers and is proud of both. One is Admiral Dewey, Spanish-American war hero and the other, Dr. Fred S. Dewey, pioneer physician of the capital city and formerly an army contract surgeon during the 90s. It is the only street in the city that old-timers attribute to different men."
Dr. Frederick Stanley Dewey was Oklahoma City's first coroner. His father was Adm. George Dewey's cousin.
"Peter Billen who platted the Aurora addition was a prominent farmer here, breathed life into the painted curb signs, Billen avenue."
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