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Nancy Ann Eisel, 71, of rural Alvordton, Ohio, died Feb. 22, 2006 at Hospice of Northwest Ohio in Perrysburg, Ohio.
She was born Dec. 4, 1934 in Toledo, Ohio, to Charles and Dorothy (Baker) Gelsleichter. She married Charles S. Eisel on Feb. 4, 1956 in Toledo, Ohio, and he survives.
Nancy graduated from St. Ursula Academy High School and earned an associate's degree from Northwest State Community College in Archbold. She was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Church and Altar Rosary Society in Fayette, Ohio. Nancy and Charles spent the last eight winters in Picacho Peak, Ariz.
Besides her husband, Nancy is survived by five daughters, Pamela (and Richard) Rosema of Augusta, Ga., Cindi (and Dennis) Siegel of Alvordton, Ohio, Vicki (and Tom) Gray of Waterville, Ohio, Dianne (and Jeffrey) Cole of Ottawa Lake, Mich., and Kristi (and Alan) Krathwohl of Macomb, Mich.; eight sons, Stephen (and Kit) of Kennett Square, Pa., Edward (and Amber Ebersole) and Douglas (and Loretta), both of Alvordton, Ohio, Dale (and Kimmy Lorenc) of St. Louis, Mo., Charles of Brownstown, Mich., Matthew (and Tammy) of Swanton, Ohio, Patrick of Toledo, Ohio, and Brian (and Misty) of Pioneer, Ohio; one brother, Jan (and Sue) Gelsleichter of Tucson, Ariz.; 31 grandchildren and one great-grandson.
Mass of Christian Burial was Feb. 27 at Our Lady of Mercy Church in Fayette with Fr. Gary Ferguson as celebrant. Memorial contributions may be made to a Memorial Mass for Nancy Ann Eisel or Hospice of Northwest Ohio. Arrangements were handled by Eagle Funeral Home in Fayette.


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Windows 7, released October 22 2009, is the latest and greatest operating system offering from Microsoft. The official system requirements indicate that you need a 1Ghz processor, 1GB of RAM, and 16GB of available disk space. A member of The Windows Club Forum defied those requirements, and managed to get Windows 7 running on a Pentium II 266Mhz.
The PII 266Mhz was released by Intel in 1997, so we're talking about 13 year old hardware. The forum member's machine had a 4MB graphics card, and Windows 7 "ran" on both 128MB and 96MB of RAM, but complained of too litle memory when the machine was configured with 64MB.
His next attempt will be trying to get Windows 7 running on a Pentium I 166Mhz with a 1MB video card. Useful? Of course not. Does it prove something? Not really. Still, it's cool.

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LOS ANGELES – May 23, 2013 – CMT has reached a multi-year licensing deal with distributor Debmar-Mercury to become the exclusive cable partner for off-network episodes of HELL"S KITCHEN, produced by ITV Studios America, it was announced today by Katie Buchanan, senior vice president of programming strategy, CMT. The series will debut weekdays beginning this Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, at 12 p.m. ET/PT on CMT and will also be available on CMT VOD.
"The high energy and drama Gordon Ramsay brings to this series is a perfect companion to the CMT brand and complements our action-packed summer lineup nicely," said Buchanan.
Adapted from the wildly successful British short-run series of the same name, HELL'S KITCHEN has aired on FOX since its May 30, 2005, premiere. The hit competition series follows 12 competing chefs 24/7, capturing the fiery drama, intrigue and high emotion as the restaurant's opening night approaches. These ambitious hopefuls believe they have the drive, talent and desire to run their own restaurant, and they will be tossed into the cauldron, working under world-renowned celebrity chef, Gordon Ramsay and fighting for survival.
"CMT will provide the ideal environment for the terrific HELL'S KITCHEN brand, ensuring that it thrives in both the off-network cable and first-run broadcast arenas," commented Debmar-Mercury Co-Presidents Mort Marcus and Ira Bernstein.
Visit CMT's press-only website www.cmtpress.com for episodes and descriptions, as well as downloadable photos on all of CMT's programming.
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CMT, a unit of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB), is the leading television and digital authority on country music and entertainment, reaching more than 92 million homes in the U.S. CMT and its website, CMT.com, offer an unparalleled mix of music, news, live concerts and series and is the top resource for country music on demand. The network's digital platforms include the 24-hour music channel, CMT Pure Country, CMT Mobile and CMT VOD.
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Debmar-Mercury, a leading media company specializing in syndication, network, cable and ancillary markets, produces and distributes for daytime television The Wendy Williams Show and has U.S. distribution rights to Fremantle Media North America's Family Feud; distributes Tyler Perry sitcoms House of Payne and spinoff Meet the Browns, Lionsgate Television's Anger Management (starring Charlie Sheen and entering off-network syndication in September 2014) and Saint George (starring and co-created by George Lopez, debuting in fall 2014 and in off-network syndication in September 2016), both for FX; Revolution/CubeVision's Are We There Yet? (starring Ice Cube); and has U.S. TV distribution rights to South Park, Hell's Kitchen and a movie library featuring titles from Revolution Studios. Debmar-Mercury is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF), a leading global entertainment company.
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Stony Brook, N.Y. - The Stony Brook football team will host Villanova on November 24 in a first-round game at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium, the Division I Football Championship committee announced on Sunday. The Seawolves (9-2, 5-1 Big South) received one of 10 at-large berths to the 20-team playoff and their first-ever Division I at-large bid in any sport.
Saturday's game is scheduled for 3 p.m. and will be televised live on ESPN3 and the WatchESPN app.
Stony Brook tied for the Big South title, its fourth consecutive conference championship, but based on conference road wins, Coastal Carolina received the conference's automatic bid.
The Seawolves have wins over Army and fellow playoff teams Colgate and Coastal Carolina.
Villanova (8-3, 6-2 CAA) finished second for the conference title with New Hampshire, Richmond and Towson, but received the automatic bid based on Old Dominion (10-1, 7-1) being ineligible and a tiebreaker. Saturday's match-up will be the first meeting between the two schools, but not the last. Stony Brook will move to the CAA after this season is complete. The Wildcats won the national championship in 2009.
The winner will travel to face No. 3 seed Montana State on December 1.
Tickets for Saturday's game are on sale now. Tickets can be purchased at any time on www.GoSeawolves.org. Reserved chairbacks are $20. General admission seats for adults are $14 and youths and senior citizens are $10. Stony Brook faculty/staff are $10 with ID.
The Stony Brook ticket office is open Monday-Wednesday from 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m. and 12 p.m.-5 p.m. on Friday. Offices will be closed on Thanksgiving. Gameday sales will begin at 1:30 p.m. at Gates 2 and 6.
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The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled late Wednesday that death row inmates Clayton Lockett and Charles Warner are not entitled to know the source of the drugs that will be used to kill them. The court, which is the highest in the state for civil cases, had previously halted their executions, even though critics said only the Oklahoma Court of Appeals can issue stays. The Court of Appeals is the highest in the state for criminal cases. Here is a look at the inmates' legal challenge:
Feb. 26: The inmates, whose executions are scheduled for March, file a civil lawsuit against the state seeking details about the drugs that will be used to execute them, including their source.
March 10: District Court Judge Patricia Parrish says that she's willing to take the civil case but that she cannot set aside the inmates' execution dates. Parrish says the state Court of Criminal Appeals, which sets execution dates, must decide on requests for stays of execution.
March 11: Defense attorneys ask the Oklahoma Supreme Court to delay the executions.
March 13: The Supreme Court forwards to the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals the request from the inmates to halt their executions.
March 18: The Court of Criminal Appeals reschedules both executions because the Department of Corrections doesn't have enough drugs to carry out death sentences. The court moves Lockett's execution to April 22 and Warner's to April 29, but doesn't rule on the merits of their request for a stay.
March 26: Parrish rules that a "veil of secrecy" preventing the inmates from seeking information about the drugs violates their constitutional rights.
April 1: After changing its execution protocol, Oklahoma reveals the combination of drugs it plans to use to execute the two men. But it does not disclose the name of the compounding pharmacy that will make some of the drugs.
April 7: The inmates ask the Court of Criminal Appeals to delay their execution until their lawsuit can be settled.
April 9: The Court of Criminal Appeals says that without an action pending in that court directly challenging the convictions or death sentences, it is "is without authority to issue stays of execution in this matter."
April 11: The inmates ask the state Supreme Court to halt their executions.
April 17: The Supreme Court rules for second time in a month that it is not the place to seek a stay.
April 18: The Court of Criminal Appeals again says it can't halt the executions.
April 21: A sharply divided Oklahoma Supreme Court puts on hold the executions, a day before Lockett is scheduled to die. The court does not rule on whether the state must reveal the source of the drugs, saying only that the inmates deserve to have their case heard. "The 'rule of necessity' now demands that we step forward," the court's majority opinion says. "We can deny jurisdiction, or we can leave the appellants with no access to the courts for resolution of their 'grave' constitutional claims."
April 22: Gov. Mary Fallin grants Lockett a one-week stay of execution and says the Supreme Court overstepped its authority.
April 23: A member of the Republican-controlled Legislature orders that articles of impeachment be drafted for the five state Supreme Court justices who agreed to halt the executions. Later in the day, the state Supreme Court rules that the death row inmates are not entitled to know the source of the drugs that will be used to kill them and lifts its stay.
April 24: Fallin says the inmates will be put to death on April 29. It will be Oklahoma's first double execution since 1937.


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BOSTON — After an online announcement, Joseph Kennedy III put in his first full day officially campaigning for the seat currently held by the retiring Barney Frank. He released a video announcement on Thursday before heading out on a campaign swing of the reconfigured 4th Congressional district.
"Together, we'll fight for a fair jobs plan that puts people back to work by rebuilding our infrastructure, creating a 21st-century energy economy and financing innovations that will stimulate job growth," he said.
In front of a crush of media at his first campaign stop in Newton, he flashed a Kennedy-esque smile and said he wasn't riding into office on his family name: "You've got to earn it. You've got to go out every day. And talk to people. Listen to their concerns. Shake more hands. Knock on more doors. Make more phone calls."
Kennedy enters the race with a law background. He worked as a state prosecutor before resigning to work on his election bid. He graduated from Stanford University and Harvard Law School, speaks fluent Spanish and spent two years in the Peace Corps. He's engaged to fellow Harvard Law alum Lauren Ann Birchfield.
Even before Kennedy officially declared his candidacy, he received endorsements from two major labor unions, and a recent poll showed him with a commanding early lead over Republican Sean Bielat, who lost to Barney Frank two years ago and is running again.
But Republican consultant Meredith Warren said Bielat still has a chance.
"Redistricting actually made the district more favorable to the GOP than it has been in the past," she said. "He lost a chunk of New Bedford which is typically Democratic leaning, and he gained parts of Attleboro and Wrentham, and that's Scott Brown territory."
And Warren added that while the Kennedy legacy looms large, the newest contender still needs to prove himself to the voters.
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Apollo assists in the search for a missing Raptor team as the new commander of the Pegasus grows increasingly unstable.
A woman takes hostages on Cloud Nine and demands that Adama turn over Sharon in order to avenge her husband's death at the hands of the Cylons.
Kara arrives in the Blackbird with detailed photos of the mysterious Cylon ship. Despite the new truce between Adama and Cain, Roslin continues to see Admiral Cain as a dangerous threat, one that needs to be dealt with firmly.moreless
The Galactica crew is overjoyed when they encounter another Colonial battlestar, the Mercury-class Pegasus. The elation fades when Admiral Cain takes command of the fleet. The Galactica crew learn about the harsh practices onboard Pegasus. The tension boils over when Helo and Chief Tyrol learn about Lt. Thorne, the "Cylon Interrogator."moreless
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Insurance tools have become an integral part of managing your farming operation. Stay current on insurance tools and how to incorporate them with your current risk management strategies to market your grains throughout the year.
We now know what the Harvest Price is for Corn and Soybeans for the majority of the United States. Corn had a $7.50 Harvest Price compared to the Spring Price which was $5.68. Soybeans had a Harvest Price of $15.39 compared to the Spring Price of $12.55.
One of the nice things as far as calculating insurance payments is that when the Harvest Price is higher than the Spring Price a Revenue Policy turns into a Yield Policy in the sense that the producer gets paid out for every bushel below the approved APH.
Now is a good time to just do a quick recap of the tools that a producer can take advantage of. I will use our farm in Winnebago County, IL. In Corn, we have an APH of 167 and I will use an 80% policy as that is currently more common of a purchase than an 85% policy. I am also incorporating utilizing the Enterprise Unit Discount.
Revenue Protection policy vs. Revenue Protection policy with the Harvest Price Exclusion: Using the information above an RPHPE policy would have been about $5.37. To include the Harvest Price the cost was about $11.04. In this scenario by spending an extra $5.72 we increased our revenue per acre by $244.
Revenue Protection Policy vs. Trend Adjusted Yield: As mentioned above the RP policy would cost about $11.04. If we had elected to also purchase the Trend Adjusted Yield option (which increased my trigger yield by 8 bu) it cost about $15.15. In this instance by spending an extra $5.11 we increased our revenue per acre by $60.
By taking advantage of the Harvest Price Option and the Trend Adjusted Yield this year we spent $15.11 an acre or $.09 cents a bushel and locked in revenue of $1062.00 on 80% of our APH.
I will not run through a Soybean example as the results are comparable to the Corn scenario just described.
I have had many discussions with producers that feel that it is not worth paying the extra price to have the harvest price option as it does not happen very often. Since 1995 the Harvest Price has been higher than the Spring Price seven times for Corn and eight times for Soybeans but the amount of dollar coverage that it has added to the revenue per acre should make this option very attractive each year. The harvest price option gives the producer an opportunity to purchase a pseudo call option while having it subsidized by the government and it also helps alleviate some of the concern regarding when and how much grain I can sell before harvest.
In regards to the Trend Adjusted Yield this was the first year it was available and it was only for corn and soybeans and limited to certain counties. Overall the TA yield worked very well it has been expanded to cover wheat and the RMA should be expanding its availability.
The RMA has given us the tools to add both bushel and price coverage to our insurance policies at a subsidized rate. We can argue its viability and how effective it is but at least we have options. On top of this there are many private products that can be purchased for additional coverage that although they are not subsidized can be very beneficial.
Here is one of the most basic ways a producer can begin to market his grain each year and the government is helping to share the cost. Make sure you fully understand the opportunities that are in front of your within the insurance arena before you dismiss them because of a price tag or your disdain for government programs.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—The Barry Buccaneers rode a masterful performance by Alexis Yohe and some timely hitting and defense to a 2-0 win over the North Alabama Lions in the first round of the NCAA Division II South Region 2 Softball Tournament at UAH Charger Park on Friday.
Yohe (19-7) scattered two hits, two walks and a hit batter to toss her ninth shutout of the season. She struck out four. The Lions, who came into the game with 46 homers as a team, put the ball in play in the air repeatedly, but Yohe was able to keep the ball in the yard and her defense ran down the balls in the outfield.
The Bucs (33-18) struck for a run the second inning. Kelly Martinez continued her hot hitting with a single to right center. Britney Pugh laid down a sacrifice bunt, but Lion pitcher Breanna Riley (18-9), who struggled with fielding all season, threw the ball over the head of second baseman Harlie Barkley, allowing Pugh to advance to second and Martinez all the way to third. Alexis Kent delivered the run with a perfect squeeze bunt and Barry led 1-0.
In the bottom of the inning, UNA mounted its most serious threat. Dani Colwilll doubled to left to lead off and Shelby Goodman drew a four-pitch walk. But Yohe buckled down and struck out Mallory Patterson, got Nicki Whitten to fly out to center and struck out Nikki Hodges to end the threat.
In the third inning with two outs, Yohe clipped Summer Wilkerson with an inside fastball and Callie Steadman blooped a ball into shallow right field with Wilkerson on the move. But Kent raced in and slide under the ball to make a basket catch and preserve the 1-0 lead.
In the fifth, Ashley Fernandez lined a shot over the left-field wall for her fifth homer of the year to give the Bucs a little breathing room at 2-0.
Kent came up with another big catch in the seventh inning. After Goodman led off with a single, Patterson lined a shot into the right center gap, but Kent was there to track it down with an over-the-shoulder catch. Yohe got a ground out then another routine fly ball to Kent to seal the deal.
Riley took the loss for the Lions, allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits and two walks and struck out 10.
The Bucs face the host Alabama-Huntsville Chargers at 1:00 pm Eastern in the winner's bracket game. The Chargers (40-15) defeated West Alabama 3-2 in the second game of the day.
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Barry 2, North Alabama 0
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Farmers say law cited in dog-shooting case should stayBy JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
January 11. 2013 11:18PM
HAMPSTEAD - Farmers will likely fight any efforts to change a state law allowing a person to kill a dog that causes "worry" for livestock and other domestic animals.
Rob Johnson, policy director for the New Hampshire Farm Bureau, said the law is one way for farmers to protect their animals, but he insisted that shooting a threatening dog should always be the last resort.
"It's something you don't want to do," said Johnson, who raises cattle and poultry on his farm in Pittsfield.
The legal debate over killing dogs began after a Hampstead man fatally shot his neighbor's dog on Jan. 5 when she came onto his property and began barking and startling his two rabbits in a cage.
Christopher Gibbons killed 6-year-old Sadie, a Brittany spaniel, with a single shot from his .223-caliber AR-15 semi-automatic rifle.
Police did not charge Gibbons after determining that he had the legal right to kill the dog under RSA 466:28, which states: "Any person may kill a dog that suddenly assaults the person while such person is peaceably walking or riding without the enclosure of its owner or keeper; and any person may kill a dog that is found out of the enclosure or immediate care of its owner or keeper worrying, wounding, or killing sheep, lambs, fowl, or other domestic animals."
Sadie's owners, Fred and Judy Galietta, said they feel the killing was unjustified and are now asking lawmakers to consider removing the term "worrying" from the law even though similar attempts have failed.
"There are legitimate reasons for the term 'worrying' and I think it's important language to have in the law," Johnson said.
Johnson said a "high-strung" dog barking and running around a poultry or sheep pen can pose a serious threat to the animals.
"They'll crowd around and smother themselves. It doesn't take long. The animal doesn't have to be physically touching them," Johnson said. "Someone in commercial production has a lot to lose pretty quickly."
On the day of the shooting, Gibbons, a retired Manchester police officer, told police that he awoke to barking commotion in the backyard around 7:50 a.m. and when he went to his upstairs bathroom window he could see the dog "clawing" at the side of the rabbits' cage. The rabbits were frantic and running around, he said. Gibbons said he yelled at the dog, but that it continued barking and circling the cage, causing the rabbits to become frantic.
Gibbons, fearing the rabbits could have heart attacks, grabbed his rifle. He told police he fired a shot into a backstop for target shooting set up in the backyard to scare the dog off. The dog continued to bark, and when it jumped at the enclosed hutch area, he said he fired a second shot, a police report said. The shot killed Sadie instantly.
According to the police report, officers saw dog tracks around the cage but there were no holes in the cage or damage to the screen.
Gibbons said he immediately called police after the shooting.
When Sadie's owner, Judy Galietta, went outside to call for Sadie, she heard the dog yipping and then heard two shots. She later found Sadie behind the pen. She said that when she started to pick Sadie's head up she realized that the dog was dead.
Gibbons' wife, Kimberly, told police that they've had problems with the dog coming into their yard in the past, but police found no dog complaints on file with the police department.
The Galiettas, who have complained about Gibbons target shooting in the past, said their dog never bothered the neighbors and this was the first time that it ever went near the rabbits.
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There's been a lot of change in our house recently, and everyone's feeling it—especially Preston. He took the news of the baby very well—albeit a bit unfazed by it at first. Then the shit sort of the hit the fan.
Once we explained the whole big brother thing to him, he got excited. He even said he's going to help me change diapers and read to the baby at night. I think he will too—he likes to help out, and is a very sweet and caring kid at the core (just this morning while I was puking in my kitchen sink, he said: "Mommy, are you okay? I don't like it when you're sick." Awww.)
But in the last month—around the time I went on bed rest—his behavior started regressing back to the terrible twos (or are these the terrible threes?). He came down with the flu (the first of two recently) and was stuck home with me while I was in misery mode. Admittedly, I was the last person on earth you'd want to be around at the time—that, coupled with him being sick and needier than usual, and our house was kind of a disaster. Right before Christmas he started throwing these show-stopping tantrums—similar to the ones he threw around the age of two when he was just starting to talk.
It seemed as though none of his needs were being met. The word "no" sent him into a tailspin that he couldn't get himself out of. On Christmas, Jay had to drag him out of the house, kicking and screaming, because we were starting to worry that we were disturbing our neighbors—he was that loud and inconsolable.
I don't know if it was his schedule being thrown off by missing school, or because I'd been home more than usual (and a trainwreck)—but we did what any parent would, and we reduced his sugar intake. (Seriously, we didn't know what to do!) I'm not sure what worked, but after about five days he started acting more like himself again. Though he's still pushing every boundary he can right now and testing our patience—the daily power struggles with him are almost comical (almost).
Maybe he's already feeling the changes coming with the baby? I thought talking about it would help him get used to the idea, but I'm thinking now that it's a little early—we still have a long way to go, and perhaps it's too much for him to process at once. I want to help ease him into the transitions we're going to be making, but I don't want to cause an adverse reaction obviously.
Are there some cardinal rules about how to prepare a three-year-old for a new sibling? Like how you bring a baby blanket home from the hospital so your dog gets used to the smell…? (That one worked like a charm with Barkley.)
As most only children are, Preston is the center of our universe. Our lives completely revolve around him, and he knows it. While I can see him being a great big brother, I can also see why these changes are going to be very hard for him to adjust to. He is such a mama's boy—it's hard to imagine him letting anyone else steal any of my time, especially another baby.
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Over the past ten years since Windows Update's inception, the update mechanism has improved greatly. Updating Windows XP was pure hell with crappy websites, slow downloading, and an even slower process of checking for updates (that could take ages!). You also had to endure many restarts, even in the same set of updates.
Windows 7, by contrast, downloads and updates quickly, all within Windows itself (instead of from a website), and other than the occasional restart, the process is entirely painless. Due to extensive architectural changes in the lower levels of the Windows operating system, restarts are few and relatively far in between - most driver updates, for instance, no longer require restarts. All this has improved the process greatly.
Still, the process can apparently be streamlined even further, and Microsoft is doing just that for Windows 8. Windows Update will consolidate all the restarts in a month, synchronising the system restart with Patch Tuesday. You will get three days to perform this monthly restart - if the three-day period is over, the system will restart automatically.
So, say Windows installed all the necessary updates around Patch Tuesday, and it's time for the automatic restart. Windows will display a notification on the login screen for three days, asking for a restart. Gone are the interrupting pop-up notifications in the bottom right corner asking for a restart.
After the three-day period, Windows will automatically restart. If critical applications are running, the restart will take place the next time you login (to prevent data loss). you will be given 15 minutes to save your data, and then the restart will take place.
The most welcome change? Everything is consolidated on the login screen - no longer will your workflow be interrupted by annoying popup dialogs begging for a restart. "Having a restart notification or dialog pop up in the middle of an important presentation, a game or a movie is not a pleasant situation, to say the least," Microsoft writes, "When attempting to automatically restart the PC, if you are in presentation mode, playing a game, or watching a movie full-screen, WU detects this state, and delays the automatic restart until the next available opportune moment or the next time you log back in to the PC."
Luckily, IT administrators - and thus, us geeks - will be able to change the update policies to our liking. I personally do not let my Windows machines update automatically, since I want to know what's being updated on my system (especially driver-wise), so I'm happy I'll still have the option to make changes to the update policies.
In the blog post, Microsoft also addresses the idea of letting third party software tap into Windows Update, but this is something that has been largely superseded by the arrival of the Windows Store. Metro applications will be updated automatically through the Windows Store, so there's no need to use Windows Update for that. As a sidenote, the fact that non-Metro software won't get any place for automatic updates is further proof that Windows applications as we know them today are considered legacy.


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Gussie, you see, wasn't like some of my pals--the name of Bingo Little is one that springs to the lips--who, if turned down by a girl, would simply say, "Well, bung-oh!" and toddle off quite happily to find another. He was so manifestly a bird who, having failed to score in the first chukker, would turn the thing up and spend the rest of his life brooding over his newts and growing long grey whiskers, like one of those chaps you read about in novels, who live in the great white house you can just see over there through the trees and shut themselves off from the world and have pained faces.
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chukker/chucker/chukka is given in the OED as a polo term - it's like a period in hockey. But it seems it was first applied to the circular discus used for quoits. The word was borrowed from Hindi चक्कर cakkar "potter's wheel, catherine wheel, discus or sharp circular missile weapon". This is cognate with Sanskrit चक्र cakra "wheel", from Proto-Indo-European *kʷel(H)- "to turn".
It is from this word that the chukka boot comes.
*kʷel(H)- is the source of cycle from Greek (but not circle and circus). If the AHD is to be believed, the suffixed zero-grade *kʷl̥H-i- became Greek πάλιν "again" from the sense of "revolving". palindrome is from Hellenistic Greek παλίνδρομος palindromos "running back again" (δρόμος dromos "running, course, racecourse").
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As short season winds to a close, NHL's quirky playoff system once again in spotlight
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The Pittsburgh Penguins won the Atlantic Division title, and the top spot in the East appears a formality.
The Chicago Blackhawks have the Central Division championship and the No. 1 seed in the West all within reach.
Holding the top seeds entering the playoffs are no guarantee they'll meet in the Stanley Cup finals, of course. But home ice is usually a nice advantage during a rugged postseason. The top four teams in each conference deserve the appropriate reward for their consistency over a long — or lockout-shortened — season.
But there's always one weird exception.
In the NHL, teams can get rewarded with home ice even with a worse record and fewer points than their opponent.
Division winners are seeded in the top three spots for the postseason ahead of teams with whopping point totals. In the East, that means Southeast leader Washington (44 points) is placed ahead of Boston (54 points) and Toronto (48 points) in the standings entering Wednesday night's action. If conference seeding was based solely on points, the playoff race would be a bit more fair. The Capitals would be in the mix with Ottawa and the New York Islanders (44 points each) for the eighth and final spot, playing down the stretch for a postseason berth, not looking toward home ice.
Should Alex Ovechkin and the surging Capitals slip, Winnipeg could pounce and take advantage of the inane rule. The Jets trail Washington by two points in the Southeast, even though they are tied in points with the New York Rangers, who are eighth in the East.
The Jets-Capitals game on April 23 could be the difference in seed No. 3 or No. 8 — or maybe no seed at all and a date with the golf course.
The NHL has this system because it wants to make division races matter, and also because of an unbalanced schedule that is on its last days with realignment on the way.
The new format goes into effect next season, and will feature two eight-team divisions in the Eastern Conference, including the Red Wings and Blue Jackets moving over from the West. The Jets will now be part of a Western Conference that's made up of two seven-team divisions.
The new format also creates changes in determining the 16-team playoff field. The top three teams in each division will qualify for the postseason. The next two teams with the best records in each conference will then earn wild-card berths.
That will make it more difficult for teams to qualify in the East, because it will have two more clubs than the West competing for eight berths.
Problems for another year. Right now, it's about getting in — any way you can.
Washington (five straight wins) and Winnipeg (two straight) understand that, and they are playing like it. After all, the label of that No. 3 seed would allow one of them to dodge a likely date with the streaking Penguins in Round 1.
Stay in third, and there's a better chance of advancing. The Capitals would play Ottawa, a No. 6 seed, based on standings through Wednesday.
But, once the playoffs start, often times that discrepancy in talent and point production filters out, regardless of seed. Last year, for instance, Florida snagged that No. 3 seed — and home ice — and still lost in the first round to No. 6 New Jersey.
"I think anyone who's competitive, you might not watch it every day, but you kind of have a good feel for it," Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik said of the race. "I think we've positioned ourselves now that we don't have to worry about trying to get every single little point to get in, which is good."
Pittsburgh clinched the Atlantic Division title by beating the free-falling Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 Tuesday. The Penguins became the first team in the NHL to claim a division crown in this shortened season.
The Blackhawks are close to wrapping up a division crown, even as Anaheim is on the brink of clinching a playoff berth. Blackhawks goalie Ray Emery knows even if the seeds aren't necessarily fair for a couple of teams, the best ones can win out in the playoffs no matter the circumstances.
"Obviously, it's nice to have home ice throughout, but I think it's more important to be playing really well going in," said Emery, who watched from afar as the Kings — playing as the final seed in the West — won the Stanley Cup last June. "You look at past playoffs, where L.A. comes in at No. 8. So, I don't think the standings are necessarily as important as playing well."
Chicago and Pittsburgh can rest up over the final two weeks before the playoffs begin April 30. They'll earn their spot as the top seeds.
But perhaps the right idea is to seed teams Nos. 1-8 based on points. Some front office personnel say there has to be a reward for winning the division, making the current system the right one.
There may not be a right answer — but it can sure make for interesting postseason hockey.
AP Sports Writers Joedy McCreary and Dave Campbell contributed to this report.


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SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — A family dog fatally attacked its owners' 2½ month-old son after jumping on the couch and biting the infant as the baby was being held by his uncle, authorities in southeastern Michigan said.
The attack happened late Sunday morning at a home in Springfield Township, about 30 miles northwest of Detroit.
The child's 18-year-old uncle was holding the baby on the couch when the dog, a Catahoula hound, tried to jump onto the couch. The uncle pushed the dog off, but it jumped back on and attacked the boy's head and throat, sheriff Michael Bouchard told WDIV-TV (http://bit.ly/SHSPNl ).
There was no negligence by the adults involved, who had no reason to think the dog would attack the baby unprovoked, Bouchard said.
"It just turned and grabbed the baby," the sheriff said. "Who knows how much of this is instinctual, who knows how much territorial?"
The infant's 26-year-old father was injured while prying open the dog's jaws, Bouchard said.
"He did everything he could to get the dog off of the baby, so much so that he's going to need stitches in his arms," Bouchard said.
The boy was taken to Genesys Regional Medical Center before being airlifted to William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, where he died, authorities said.
"This is a tragic incident, and it is a sad reminder to keep animals away from small children and babies no matter what the circumstances may be," the sheriff told the station. "Animal behavior, whether intended as playful or territorial, can have devastating impact on small children."
The Associated Press left a phone message seeking comment from the sheriff's office Monday.
Authorities said they planned to euthanize the dog, a 3½-year-old female Catahoula hound that the family had owned for about two years. The dogs can reach weights between 40 and 90 pounds. The breed, named for Louisiana's Catahoula Parish, traditionally has been used in boar hunting.
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About Norbert Prangenberg
Influenced by his training as a silversmith and goldsmith and his early work as a designer and craftsman, Norbert Prangenberg creates large ceramic sculptures, small paintings, ethereal drawings, and prints that abound with vitality and tactility. His wide-ranging output is the result of his interest in experimentation and his deliberate avoidance of what he sees as the confines of a definitive style: Tengu (09.11.09) (2009), for example, is a playful, richly saturated and expressive composition that evokes flowers and nature, while Für Caspar (01.01.09) (2009) from the same year is a muted near-monochrome. As Prangenberg explains, he aims "not to use the same style, or not to have to find a style."
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Which Singer Is Sleeping with Two Different Married Men?
This chanteuse has a thing for guys that are taken. This actress thinks she's too good for Dancing with the Stars but that it's perfect for her brother. Oh, and there's something about pregnancy that is just totally silly.
1. "This former star, but not winning female recent American Idol contestant is currently sleeping with a married executive of her record company and a married president of a company she met two weeks ago. Apparently our singer does not have many—as in no—female friends at all. I wonder why." [CDaN]
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3. "There's a lot of money to be made in pregnancy. If you're already famous, your public profile skyrockets even higher. You've got heat. You get more cover photos, more interview requests, more gossip column inches, more talk show appearances. You can expand your own product lines, as well as shill for products that were previously just out of your childless reach. Because, once you're seen as a mother, you can add paragon of selflessness and motherhood and traditional family values to your resume. Even if you're the most vain and selfish human being on the planet. Yes, there's a lot of money to be made in pregnancy. Even if you're not as pregnant as you're pretending to be. Even if you're not pregnant at all." [Blind Gossip]


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KALAMAZOO—Two public sessions, planned to provide members of the campus and extended communities the opportunity to be part of the design process for the new Western Michigan University Alumni Center, are set for Tuesday, Oct. 1.
The sessions will focus on the design process that will turn WMU's East Hall, birthplace of the University, into an alumni center designed to serve as a part of daily life at the University as well as a showcase for WMU's history. The sessions are solely to focus on obtaining public input about the features that will make the new facility a resource for both the campus and community.
The sessions are planned for 1 p.m. and 5:30 p.m., in the Little Theatre on WMU's East Campus at the corner of Oakland Drive and Oliver Lane. Parking is available in a lot adjacent to the Little Theatre and across Oakland Drive and adjacent to Walwood Hall in WMU Parking Lot No. 1.
The two sessions are the first in a series of such meetings that will take place during different stages of the design process. The Oct. 1 sessions are set for the beginning of the design process. Additional sessions will be scheduled midway through the process, likely in December, and at the end of the process, as the final plans are ready for presentation in late February or early March. Actual renovation of East Hall is expected to begin in spring 2014.
The sessions will feature design professionals from TowerPinkster, a Kalamazoo firm selected earlier this year, and will include an overview of the project that will explore the range of features other schools use in successful alumni centers.
Additional topics to be covered
- Building and design parameters to retain East Hall's historic identity
- Core design elements that will be conserved—the columned portico, cupola and central stairway
- Different approaches to determining entry points and flow from parking and pedestrian areas into the building
- The necessity of accommodating for modern building utility, accessibility and service features
- Possible garden, plaza and green space configurations for the hilltop that impact the Alumni Center's flexibility and range of uses
- Space needs for alumni and development officials who will have offices in the center
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Completed in 1905, East Hall was a gift from the Kalamazoo community and built at the top of Prospect Hill, which overlooks downtown Kalamazoo. Although wings were added to the building in later years, the focus for the renovation will be on the original building—the 34,000-square-foot core that is visually notable for its cupola and columned portico visible from much of the city.
The decision to renovate East Hall was announced in late 2012. Site work began in August.
Most of East Hall has been unused in recent years. A portion of the building has been home to the WMU Archives and Regional History Collections—the historical records for 12 southwest Michigan counties. Those materials are being moved to the new Zhang Legacy Collections Center, a state-of-the-art historic conservation facility that WMU has just built near the corner of Oakland Drive and Howard Street. That facility will formally open during the latter half of October.


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text: NAMI Encourages DSM-5 Discussion Feb 12 2010 Arlington, VA— The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) urges individuals and families to familiarize themselves with the draft of the new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), which is used by psychiatrists and other mental health professionals to classify and diagnose mental disorders in children and adults. The DSM historically has had a very significant impact on the treatment of mental illnesses and on the payment of mental health treatment and related services. A committee created by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) has been working on a DSM revision to reflect current scientific understanding about mental disorders. Earlier this week, the APA posted the draft of the revised DSM, known as the DSM-5. The draft DSM-5 can be found at www.DSM5.org. For the next two months, the APA is seeking input from individuals, family members, clinicians and others about the proposed changes contained in the DSM-5. The deadline for submitting these comments is April 20, 2010. NAMI encourages the public to visit the DSM-5 Web site to understand the proposed changes and submit comments as appropriate. About NAMI The National Alliance on Mental Illness is the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness. NAMI has over 1100 state and local affiliates that engage in research, education, support and advocacy. http://www.nami.org/ http://twitter.com/namicommunicate http://www.facebook.com/pages/NAMI/85273022315


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Naomi Rose LaFevers, 56, of Huntington, died Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012, at 4:27 a.m. at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne.
Mrs. LaFevers was a homemaker.
She was born Nov. 20, 1956, in McDowell, KY, to James and Rendy Ellen Richardson Crittendon. She married Bobby Joe LaFevers on Sept. 3, 1971, in Clintwood, VA. Her husband survives.
Additional survivors include a daughter, Karen (Brian) Johnson, of Huntington; a sister, Annette Baker, of Tracy City, TN; four brothers, Bernie (Patricia) Crittendon, of North Webster; Dennis (Debra) Crittendon and Harry Blake Cirttendon, both of Tracy City, TN; and William Michael (Connie) Crittendon, of Huntington; and two grandchildren, Krista Johnson and Dakota Johnson, both of Huntington.
Calling is Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012, from 10 a.m. to noon, with a service following at noon, at Bailey-Love Mortuary, 35 W. Park Drive, Huntington. Rev. Annette Baker and Rev. Autry Ferrel will officiate. Burial will be at Lancaster Cemetery, Huntington County.
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London is losing its crown in the battle of the global financial hot spots, with New York expected to overtake it this year as the biggest financial-services employer and Hong Kong and Singapore snapping at its heels.
Hong Kong will overtake London by 2015 if current trends in job cuts and moving business to the East continue, according to a new report by UK-based Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).
Singapore's emergence as a financial center is also changing the focus away from London, which has had the most city-type jobs since the turn of the twenty-first century.
The strength of the city was driven by London's geographic position between the West and the East, historical strength in banking, a well-educated workforce and government focus on enabling financial services to grow.
Since the credit crisis, UK-based financial services companies have faced regulatory crackdowns and protests against their conduct before and during the crisis. The euro zone debt crisis has also hit revenues.
This year, scandals which have hit the banking sector include the ongoing furor over manipulation of the base lending rate and payouts by HSBC andStandard Chartered over money-laundering allegations.
Many employees, already facing job cuts, have had to bid farewell to the hefty bonuses of previous years. City bonuses in 2011 were an average of 6,749 pounds ($10,728), their lowest level since 2004 last year, according to CEBR. This year's bonus season is likely to be even worse after a 20-percent decline in equity trading and a fall in revenues from mergers and acquisitions as companies conserve their cash. The CEBR slashed its forecast for the total bonus pool from 2.3 billion pounds to 1.6 billion pounds.
Douglas McWilliams, chief executive of CEBR, said: "Much of this shift is inevitable as a result of the world's changing economic geography. And Hong Kong will be boosted by the internationalization of the renminbi. But we have accelerated the shift through short-sighted overregulation, penal taxation and banker bashing."
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This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Saturday Night Massacre, an historic event generally seen as a critical turning point in the viability of the Nixon Presidency. It is for that reason that we have asked John Dean to present the annual Kastenmeier Lecture, to be held at 4:00 pm on Friday, October 4, 2013.
The Watergate course is a one credit course is tied in to John Dean's talk. John Dean was central in the conspiracy to obstruct justice which ultimately led to the resignation of the President, the only such event in U.S. history.
The course will meet for four two hour sessions in the period before the Dean lecture and one the week after the lecture. Naturally, attendance at the Dean lecture is required. The course is for one credit.
The basic reading for the course will consist of three books, Dean's Blind Ambition, Woodward and Bernstein's The Final Days and Ben-Veniste and Framton's Stonewall: The Story Behind the Watergate Prosecution Some of these may not be readily available in bookstores but they are available through Amazon. Students may wish to begin the readings during the summer. These books tell a story and Dean's book should be read before the Woodward and Bernstein book as the latter picks up the Watergate story approximately where Dean's leaves off. Stonewall should be read last.
The course is taught by Frank Tuerkheimer who has been on the law faculty at Wisconsin since 1970 and presently is Emeritus Professor of Law. He is a Visiting Professor of Law at the New York Law School where he has taught Evidence each spring for the past five years. He was an Associate Special Prosecutor on the Watergate Special Prosecution Force from 1973 to 1975.


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AP IMPACT: Ordinary folks losing faith in stocks
NEW YORK (AP) — Andrew Neitlich is the last person you'd expect to be rattled by the stock market.
He once worked as a financial analyst picking stocks for a mutual fund. He has huddled with dozens of CEOs in his current career as an executive coach. During the dot-com crash 12 years ago, he kept his wits and did not sell.
But he's selling now.
Defying decades of investment history, ordinary Americans are selling stocks for a fifth year in a row. The selling has not let up despite unprecedented measures by the Federal Reserve to persuade people to buy and the come-hither allure of a levitating market. Stock prices have doubled from March 2009, their low point during the Great Recession.
It's the first time ordinary folks have sold during a sustained bull market since relevant records were first kept during World War II, an examination by The Associated Press has found. The AP analyzed money flowing into and out of stock funds of all kinds, including relatively new exchange-traded funds, which investors like because of their low fees.
US consumers lose confidence as fiscal cliff nears
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. consumers peering over the "fiscal cliff" don't like what they see.
Fears of sharp tax increases and government spending cuts set to take effect next week sent consumer confidence tumbling in December to its lowest level since August.
The Conference Board said Thursday that its consumer confidence index fell for the second straight month in December to 65.1, down from 71.5 in November.
Fiscal cliff whipsaws stocks; confidence dims
NEW YORK (AP) — The "fiscal cliff" took the stock market on a roller coaster Thursday. Small developments in the tense budget standoff yanked stocks back and forth throughout the day.
In the end, U.S. stocks closed lower for the fourth day in a row, sending the unwelcome message that the budget standoff is still far from solved, the economy still far from healed.
The erratic performance underscored how the "fiscal cliff" can yank the market back and forth. The term refers to automatic tax increases and government spending cuts that will kick in next week if Republicans and Democrats can't reach a budget agreement by Monday night.
US jobless aid applications fall to 5-year low
WASHINGTON (AP) — The average number of people seeking U.S. unemployment benefits over the past month fell to the lowest level since March 2008, a sign that the job market is healing.
The Labor Department said Thursday that weekly applications dropped 12,000 to a seasonally adjusted 350,000 in the week ended Dec. 22. The four-week average, a less volatile measure, fell to a nearly five-year low of 356,750.
Still, the Christmas holiday may have distorted the figures. A department spokesman said many state unemployment offices were closed Monday and Tuesday and could not provide exact data. That forced the government to rely on estimates. Normally, the government might estimate application data for one or two states. Last week, it had to use estimates for 19.
US new home sales jump to fastest rate in 2½ years
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans bought new homes last month at the fastest pace in more than two and a half years, further evidence of a sustained housing recovery.
Sales of new homes rose 4.4 percent in November from October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 377,000, the Commerce Department said Thursday. That's the fastest pace since April 2010, when a federal tax credit boosted sales.
New-home sales have also increased 15.3 percent over the past year, although the improvement comes from depressed levels. Sales remain below the 700,000 that economists consider healthy.
SeaWorld files to go public with $100 million IPO
NEW YORK (AP) — Looks like Shamu may soon be making a splash in the stock market.
The company famous for water shows featuring killer whales, dolphins and other animals at SeaWorld said Thursday that it is planning to go public. SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. has filed for an initial public offering of stock aimed at raising $100 million. That number is likely to change as the company's bankers gauge interest from investors.
From its origins as a Busch Gardens animal park at Anheuser-Busch's Tampa Budweiser brewery, the company has grown to span 11 theme parks housing 67,000 animals. Besides the three SeaWorld parks, the company owns two Busch Gardens parks and Sesame Place, an amusement park based on the children's TV show Sesame Street.
Retailers recall more than 150,000 baby recliners
WASHINGTON (AP) — Four national retailers agreed to recall more than 150,000 Nap Nanny baby recliners after at least five infant deaths and dozens of reports of children nearly falling out of the recliners, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said Thursday.
The recall covers Nap Nanny Generations One and Two, and the Chill model infant recliners. All were sold between 2009 and 2012. The Nap Nanny was designed to mimic the curves of a baby car seat, elevating an infant slightly to help reduce reflux, gas, stuffiness or other problems.
The CPSC warned parents and caregivers that the Nap Nanny contains defects in its design, warnings and instructions. The agency said the product poses a substantial risk of injury and death to infants.
Toyota plans to sell 9.7 million vehicles in 2012
TOKYO (AP) — Toyota expects to sell a record 9.7 million vehicles this year, bouncing back by 22 percent from a disaster-struck 2011. It has set an even higher target of 9.91 million vehicles for 2013.
The numbers released this week underline Toyota Motor Corp.'s solid turnaround from supply disruptions caused by the earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan in 2011 that had hurt global production and sales.
They also underline the Japanese automaker's ambitions to move past the woes from massive recalls that began in 2009, especially in North America.
NY fund boss to pay $1.45 million to settle SEC suit
NEW YORK (AP) — A hedge fund founder serving the longest prison term ever given for insider trading also will be writing the government another big check.
Raj Rajaratnam, a one-time billionaire convicted last year of trading on inside information, will pay nearly $1.45 million to settle a civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, court documents show. A federal judge on Thursday approved the deal, which requires Rajaratnam to pay the settlement within 90 days and waive any right to appeal it.
The documents say the settlement includes $1.29 million representing "profits gained and losses avoided" as a result of trading on tips from a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. director convicted separately in June. The settlement also includes $148,000 in prejudgment interest.
Unilever to phase out 'microplastics' by 2015
AMSTERDAM (AP) — Unilever, the maker of Vaseline, Axe deodorants and Dove soaps, among other cosmetic and hygiene products, says it will phase out the use of microplastics by 2015.
Many soaps, skin scrubs and shower gels contain microplastics, which are tiny polyethelene beads. Scientists and environmental groups are concerned that they contribute to polluting oceans.
The company said Thursday that it has "decided to phase out the use of plastic micro beads as a 'scrub' material in all of our personal care products" by 2015.
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The Dow Jones industrial average finished down 18.28 points to 13,096.31. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 1.73 to 1,418.10. The Nasdaq composite index lost 4.25 to 2,985.91.
Wholesale gasoline rose less than a cent to end at $2.82 a gallon.
U.S. benchmark crude fell 11 cents to finish at $90.87 barrel in New York. Brent crude, used to price various kinds of foreign oil, fell 27 cents to finish at $110.80 per barrel in London.
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DEC Announces New Trout Fishing Opportunities on Former Finch Paper Lands
Fishing opportunities on stretches of shoreline along four Adirondack trout waters and one pond are now open to anglers New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens announced today.
"Through Governor Cuomo's NY Open for Fishing and Hunting Initiative, DEC is expanding access for anglers," said Commissioner Martens. "The fishing rights provide previously unavailable public access for anglers on nearly ten miles of shoreline on some of the best trout waters in the Adirondacks. Conservation easements protect natural resources and provide public recreational opportunities while providing the economic benefits of tourism and timber harvest to local communities."
Governor Cuomo's NY Open for Fishing and Hunting Initiative is an effort to improve recreational activities for in-state and out-of-state sportsmen and sportswomen and to boost tourism opportunities throughout the state. This initiative includes improved access for fishing at various sites across the state, stocking as much as 900,000 pounds of fish, expanding fishing clinics and increasing hunting opportunities in various regions. Through these efforts, New York has become a premier destination for bass fishing tournaments at the Great Lakes, Finger Lakes, Lake Champlain and Oneida Lake and purchased more than 26,000 acres in fee and easements across the state in 2012 open to sportsmen for hunting, fishing and trapping.
The fishing rights on these waters are part of the conservation easements purchased on the lands formerly owned by the Finch Paper Company. The fishing rights allow the public to walk along the stream banks for the sole purpose of fishing.
Public fishing right signs are posted on the stream bank of each section and anglers must stay on the banks of the posted sections. Trespassing on adjacent private lands is prohibited. The sections of waters open to angling are:
Cedar River
The shorelines of three sections, with a total length of 3.1 miles, of the Cedar River in the Town of Indian Lake, Hamilton County, are open to the public for fishing. This stretch of the river is located south of the Cedar River Road near the community of Indian Lake.
The largest section is 2.3 miles long and adjoins a section of forest preserve lands providing more than four continuous miles of public fishing. The two other smaller sections are connected by forest preserve lands which together provide another continuous mile of public fishing. The Cedar River contains brook trout, brown trout and smallmouth bass. DEC stocks brook trout in the river.
DEC plans to construct parking areas and access trails in the near future. Once completed two other sections of this stretch of the river will be open for public fishing.
Fishing Brook
Four miles of shoreline along Fishing Brook in the Town of Long Lake in Hamilton County north of Route 28N are open to fishing. Fishing Brook is located between the communities of Long Lake in Hamilton County and Newcomb in Essex County. It contains brook trout.
DEC plans to construct parking areas and a boat launch for small trailered-boats on 60-acre County Line Flow and a parking area and boat launch for car top boats on 47-acre Fishing Brook Bog. The two waters, which are located at each end of this stretch of Fishing Brook, will be open for the public to fish by boat.
The Branch and Palmer Pond
A 1.6-mile stretch of The Branch immediately upstream of Palmer Pond and 0.7 miles of the pond's shore are open for fishing. These two waters are located in the Town of North Hudson, Essex County south of the Blue Ridge Road (aka Boreas Road). Both waters contain brook trout which DEC stocks annually. Additionally, brown trout are present and stocked in Palmer Pond.
Anglers can now fish the entire 1.4 miles of Palmer Pond's shoreline, except on the dam itself, as the public fishing rights on the pond's shore adjoin to forest preserve lands that abut the remainder of the pond. A small parking area is located near the dam at the eastern end of Palmer Pond. Pull off sites along the Blue Ridge Road are located at the western end of the pond and along The Branch.
DEC plans to improve the parking area near the dam, construct an access site for launching small car-top boats and install a fishing pier on Palmer Pond. Once completed, the public will be able to fish the 28-acre pond by boat.
English Brook
English Brook is located along Somerville Road the Town of Warrensburg, Warren County. A 0.4 mile section of the brook which contains brook trout is open to public fishing. DEC stocks this water which is west of Route 9 between the communities of Warrensburg and Lake George.
Parking is available near all these waters but is limited at this time. DEC will work this summer to develop and sign additional parking areas.
More information on the sections of water now open to the public including descriptions, directions and maps can be found on the DEC website.
This web page will be updated when parking areas, access trails and boat launch site improvements are completed and when the additional sections are open for public fishing.


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In-House Co-Ed Clinic (Kindergarten and "First-Timers in 1st or 2nd Grade), 1st/2nd Grade Boys and Girls Community Programs, and our Competitive County Programs for advanced 3rd Grade (8U) thru 9th Grade (14U) boys and girls.
The number of total teams we assemble will be based on number of registrations, practice facilities and head coach availability.
We are excited about the direction our GHAA Hoops program continues to head…our program has seen unprecedented numbers and I am very proud of the advancement in basketball skills I've seen in our local community.
As always, we continue our drive to provide our youth with opportunities to excel on the basketball court. To that end, here a few things you should continue to expect as we kick-off the 2017-2018 season:
1. We are going to do our best to build a community that is passionate about the game of basketball. To do that, we have to first and foremost get our kids to love playing the game.
2. We are going to be consistent in our teaching of the fundamentals of the game. Meaning as our kids move from one age group to the next...the same principles and fundamentals will be taught. The only thing that will change is our level of expectations!
3. We are going to push them. We expect our kids to be very "coachable"...and if they are, they will exceed even their own expectations. And by "coachable" I mean listening with eyes and ears; paying attention to what is being taught; and most importantly...giving maximum effort the entire time we are together.
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The Lost City Review
You'd think there would be more point-and-click adventure games for touchscreen devices, but right now, it's still a pleasant surprise when an App Store developer comes along with a new entry in the genre. The Lost City is a point-and-click adventure game in the tradition of games like Myst, and while it's light on the surprise half of 'pleasant surprise,' it's a reasonably enjoyable way to spend some time with your iPhone.
The Lost City won't take seasoned puzzlers more than an hour or two to finish, but that's not too disappointing. If it were much longer, The Lost City would probably begin to feel a bit tedious, in no small part because of its completely underwhelming story. There is barely any context for your adventure, and the narrative consequences of your time spent in the Lost City feel totally meaningless.
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The city is, as you might expect, devoid of human life. It doesn't feel completely lifeless, but the lack of other characters doesn't help the game's story. You move from area to area, solving puzzles just because they're there, not because you've been promised something exciting on the other side. It's sad that the payoff for your efforts isn't more substantial, especially if your hopes keep getting built up by the game's mystique, but we enjoyed the puzzle-solving nonetheless.
The majority of the things you need to do in The Lost City aren't too difficult to reason your way through. There were a few times when the in-game hint system was invaluable, but in general The Lost City is not especially challenging. It's typically clear which items are meant to interact with which objects, and the world isn't so big that it's easy to get lost. The game provides a map for you to use if you lose your way, and it would have been nice if you could fast travel between screens by tapping your map, but it's understandable why you're not allowed to.
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Graphically, The Lost City exists in kind of an awkward place. The art assets themselves look pretty good, and the game has a diverse array of environments for you to explore. It's also a vibrant game that doesn't limit itself to a bland color palette. However, it looks cheap when things start moving around. Very few of the objects in the environment have enough frames of animation, and the world changes with simple transitions that are jarring to say the least.
If the gameplay was more gratifying and the story and animation weren't so flat, it'd be easy to recommend The Lost City to nearly anyone who owns an iOS device. It's a very accessible game, with just enough appeal to keep adventure game veterans from getting bored. Its shortcomings are readily apparent, but ultimately it's hard not to enjoy your time in this mysterious world.


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During his regular visit on KROE'S Public Pulse program, host Kim Love asked Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey about the possibility of digital photo radar coming to Sheridan. While the mayor admitted that it isn't something he sees in the immediate future, he has changed his stance on the idea.
Kinskey says that traffic violations continue to be a concern among Sheridan residents.
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