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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Next week's game plan starts on Sunday, Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Friday.
That's because on Sunday, he and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner will be appearing on "Meet The Press." He said he hopes Geithner will lay out where we stand on the fiscal cliff. That interview, he said, will set the tone for next week's trading.
Beyond politics, Cramer said he'll be waiting for auto sales numbers from General Motors (GM) and Ford Motor (F) on Monday. He said the first half of November was likely bad, but towards the end of the month Hurricane Sandy should be spiking demand for new cars.
On Tuesday, Cramer said he'll be listening to Toll Brothers (TOL) for a report on the housing boom that's just getting underway.
Wednesday brings earnings from Brown-Forman (BFB) , a Cramer favorite, along with Ascena Retail (ASNA) , another stock Cramer said he'd buy into on weakness. Also on Wednesday is an analyst day for another of his favorites, Starbucks (SBUX) , an event Cramer said he's excited about.
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Executive Decision
In the "Executive Decision" segment, Cramer sat down with Bill McDermott, co-CEO of SAP (SAP) , a stock that's climbed 51% since Cramer first got behind the company in August 2011. Shares of SAP are currently just off their highs.
McDermott said SAP sits right at the intersection of two major trends, the world going mobile and the amount of big data doubling every 18 months. He said for clients like Bank of America (BAC) , SAP software allows the bank to determine in just minutes how much cash it has on hand and where it should be invested, while for customers of Caterpillar (CAT) equipment, SAP allows farmers to use smart-farming techniques to maximize crop yields.
McDermott said SAP is even working with the National Football League to make fantasy football faster, more accurate and more fun for fans. He said whether a company wants to run its business in the cloud or just innovate at the edge of the cloud, SAP has software solutions.
When asked about Europe, McDermott said that in a bad economy companies are even more hard-pressed to cut costs and run more efficiently, which is what SAP software allows them to do. He said if you innovate, you can win, which what all 65,000 SAP employees do every day.


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Hello! I am not exactly new here, but I will note that I love this place and have made a great many friends here. I look forward to making even more!
But, this post isn't a greeting, but an update. As many of my teafriends (or is that teafiends) know, I have been having some rather serious health problems of late. I wanted to let them all know how I was doing. MODS: Let me know if I need to take this post down - I was just looking for an easy way to do this that didn't involve me spending all day PMing folks.
If you don't know me and/or don't really care, please, feel free to skip this post. I will only mention tea a couple of times anyway
To the meat of the matter:
I had a bad dizziness/vertigo episode on Tuesday night and passed out just for a split second, twice. So, we went to the ER. I was examined and given antiverts which didn't really work and was admitted to the hospital around 11pm.
My stay was okay, if lonely and sometimes frustrating. The food was only slightly better than to be expected and the one time I ordered iced tea the stuff was so fowl I could only drink two sips. I didn't bother with the hot tea option as I assume it would be the same stuff just heated up. So, I went THREE WHOLE DAYS without tea!!
One of the doctors on my rotation was a *bleep* of an internist who seemed to think nothing was wrong with me and that I shouldn't be there. We women often get these kind of doctors who think we are just whiney babies. His type is the reason Lupus went unnoticed and untreated for so bloody long. So, I won't spend any time talking about his ideas and comments because they aren't particularly worth repeating.
I did have a nuerologist assigned to me as well. His examination was more fruitful and enlightening. For one, I was told that when the ENT office had called to say there were no visible tumors they were referring to my inner ear (which is what THEY were concerned with). What I wasn't told was that due to my braces the back lower part of my brain was not well imaged. It was warped. The neurologist spoke with the radiologist who noted that it looked like I might have a congenital issue with part of my brain, but the images were too warped to make a positive diagnosis. What they THINK they can see are elongated cerebral tonsils. These are bits of the cerebrum which hang down along the cortex. If they are too long they can eventually become pinned between the cortex and the ring that holds the base of the skull to the spine. This causes stiffness in the neck (which I have) and prevents enough oxygen from getting to areas of the brain which relate to vision and stability.
They attempted a CT scan of the area - I have not heard back about that, but he was fairly certain we wouldn't really be able to see anything in that image - but it was worth a try.
The neurologist, who went personally to the lab to check on my blood work noted something that no one has told me before. My red blood cells are smaller than normal (about 2/3rds the size of normal cells). This means that the hemoglobin that is carried by those cells is often missing a type (alpha or beta). This is called Thalassemia and there are a wide range of group disorders associated with it. So, the neurologist is have another doctor look into that for me. This would not BE the issue, but could exacerbate the real issue.
There are a few other things on his list of possiblities, but he says they are low on the list and most likely NOT the case, but if/when all else fails we can go down those avenues.
My regular ENT has also sent me to an Otologist who specializes in vertigo and dizziness. He has his own ideas, as per his knowledge base. His best guess right now is that I am caught in a vicious cycle where at some point I either got dizzy enough to cause a migraine or vice versa, the migraines cause the dizziness to get worse and vice versa in a cyclic pattern. He has given me a cocktail of drugs to try out for awhile; prednisone ( ), zofran and valium. No antivert as it wasn't working anyway.
I have been told not to drive, so we have to learn to deal with our busy lives with just one driver. I am gonna look at bus routes and see if it is a possibility for me to be able to continue working and getting around when no other option is available.
In about 2.5 weeks I go in for more tests and an assessment of the cocktail to see if we tweak it, change it, leave it alone or what. In the meantime.....we wait....and drink tea!!!


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* Depending on mix ratio. Longest working life is at 2 parts A to 1 part B, and the shortest is at 1:1 mixing ratio.
A note on curing: HAPWELD™ 36 & 37 must be cured 24-48 hours @ 70º F.
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Can you identify this tree?Posted Sunday, September 27, 2009, at 9:41 PM
My friends and I found this tree growing in the city square in Marquand, Mo. this weekend. It had a fruit about the size of a large marble. I've never seen anything like it.
While we were there, my friend Emma and I were very curious about two small trees growing in the square. The rest of our party walked on around on the new brick sidewalk, but she and I stood like a couple of real yokels, trying to figure out the identity of those trees.
I took a photo of the fruit, which was most curious. They weren't exactly what I'd call berries, but they weren't quite crabapples, as we first thought. Emma wondered if it was a paw paw tree.
I admit to living dangerously, because we took a taste of the fruit and found that it had a sweet, tasty golden pulp, which was so full of seeds that I can't imagine it being very practical for much of anything!
Another strange characteristic was the bumps all over the fruit, giving it a sort of pin cushion effect.
Emma even stopped the city police officer, who was driving by in his squad car (further embarrassing our friends), but he didn't know what it was either. Like us, he took a bite. Emma and I are okay tonight, so I assume he survived, as well.
Does anybody know what this tree/bush is??
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It's not a paw paw tree - I looked that up on Wikipedia, and it doesn't look anything like the mystery tree.
-- Posted by goat lady on Sun, Sep 27, 2009, at 9:53 PM
Looks kind of like the "plant" in the The Day of the Triffids! Yikes! Did the author of The Day of the Triffids foretell the future? Has Marquand been invaded?
-- Posted by FJGuy on Mon, Sep 28, 2009, at 1:27 PM
I guess it's true--some folks would eat anything! haha!
-- Posted by GONENOW on Mon, Sep 28, 2009, at 3:19 PM
Oh, my gosh, FJ! I THOUGHT that fruit looked familiar! That is exactly where I've seen it!
It must have been growing right beside those plants that spit spores in their faces and turned them into zombies!
Ah, we always knew when they beamed down to a planet that looked like PARADISE, they were in for trouble!!
Beam me up, Scotty!
-- Posted by goat lady on Mon, Sep 28, 2009, at 5:57 PM
Common persimmon? Looks like one, except for all the seeds you mentioned.
-- Posted by G. B. on Mon, Sep 28, 2009, at 8:03 PM
Madeline DeJournett's response:I wish I'd tried to get a close up of the fruit, so you could see the bumps. It's about the size of a persimmon, but it's more round and uniform than a persimmon, and it has those bumps uniformly all over it. On the inside, there must be 10-12 small round seeds, whereas a persimmon has those much larger, distinctive flat seeds.
My dogs race me for the persimmons on my driveway every evening when I get home. I pick up six or so, eat one, feed one to Bucky, eat one, feed one to Sassy....on & on, till they're all gone. They think the persimmons taste better if I give them one, rather than their picking them up off the ground themselves!
Do you think the Marquandians could be aliens?
-- Posted by goat lady on Tue, Sep 29, 2009, at 9:02 PM
Hi there! We have a tree that looks very similar on our farm, except it is much taller. The fruit is the same, and when I asked our neighbor (his uncle owned the property and built the farmhouse way back when)--he said it is a wild persimmon. My tree book and Google confirmed this. I tasted the fruit and had the same experience as you, and I'm still alive too! LOL! So I guess you can add this to your tree research... :)
-- Posted by bigcreekrvpark on Fri, Oct 30, 2009, at 10:25 AM
We have wild persimmons all over the place, and they aren't the same as this one. They have about six wide, flat seeds; whereas this one has 12 or more little round seeds. Also this fruit is sweeter and of a different texture than a regular persimmon.
I guess it could be a variation.
-- Posted by goat lady on Wed, Nov 4, 2009, at 7:46 AM
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Debates of March 24th, 2009
House of Commons Hansard #32 of the 40th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was money.
- Question Period
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Foreign Affairs
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Lawrence Cannon Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, indeed Canada's position on Kashmir has not changed. Canada has not deviated from its approach that supports efforts by both India and Pakistan to resolve Kashmir and other issues through the composite dialogue process.
We want to see the Kashmir issue resolved through peaceful means. I was able today to reiterate that to the High Commissioner of India to Canada.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Lise Zarac LaSalle—Émard, QC
Mr. Speaker, my question concerns the circumstances under which Patrice Pelletier left his position as CEO of the Port of Montreal. Media reports indicate that he really was dismissed. We also know that, even if theoretically the port is independent of the government, the Conservatives indicated their preference for another candidate back when Mr. Pelletier started there 18 months ago.
Will the minister tell us why Mr. Pelletier was really dismissed?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, the Montreal Port Authority operates at arm's length from the government. Neither I nor anyone in my office had anything to do with this independent decision made by the board of directors. If the member opposite has any information whatsoever that contradicts this, I invite her to table it immediately in the House.
Gun Registry
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Serge Ménard Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, QC
Mr. Speaker, last Saturday the Prime Minister called upon all hunters to lobby their MPs to vote in favour of a private member's bill which would considerably weaken the gun registry. This bill has angered everyone in Quebec. For example, the head of the Police Brotherhood has expressed his outrage at this desire to reduce the control over firearms.
Since the Conservatives do not want this registry, are they going to follow up on the request by the Government of Quebec and transfer to it the necessary powers and resources to enable it to maintain the registry within Quebec?
Gun Registry
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Peter Van Loan Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, our government remains committed to the elimination of the long gun registry. This was our position in the previous election and we will continue to do that.
Our belief is that in terms of combatting crime, our focus should not be on those who are lawful, law-abiding hunters and farmers in possession of long guns. We believe the focus should be on criminals who possess illegal handguns.
That is why we brought in legislation to deal with that issue. That is why we brought in, in this Parliament, tough anti-gang legislation. We hope that all parties will support the legislation so we can really combat crime.
Forestry Industry
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Carol Hughes Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing, ON
Mr. Speaker, this government is failing the forestry industry. Yesterday, Tembec announced that it was laying off 500 workers at its Kapuskasing plant. This will have an immediate impact and will cut the heart out of the local economy.
The forestry sector has one common request: access to reasonable credit. Tembec could be processing multi-million dollar orders instead of shutting down but the credit risk is too high.
Will the government stop the bleeding by providing access to reasonable credit to protect the vital sector?
Forestry Industry
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Lisa Raitt Minister of Natural Resources
Mr. Speaker, contrary to what the hon. member has said, the government is actually taking action through the Canada economic action plan. We went across the country and spoke to those in the forestry industry and in the communities, and asked them what would be helpful.
We understand it has helped very much with innovation, marketing and indeed, financing, and that is what Canada's economic action plan delivers on. Furthermore, the government is about action, whereas the NDP is all about talk.
Employment Insurance
Oral Questions
March 24th, 2009 / 3 p.m.
Bev Shipley Lambton—Kent—Middlesex, ON
Mr. Speaker, all of us in the House know the challenges many Canadians are facing with these uncertain economic times, particularly as unemployment rises. Our government has taken unprecedented steps to help Canadians by extending EI by an extra five weeks, increasing the maximum benefit period to 50 weeks, and by expanding the work-sharing program.
Would the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development share again with the House the steps our government is taking to help Canadians?
Employment Insurance
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Diane Finley Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development
Mr. Speaker, in our economic action plan, we committed to Canadians that we would provide them with financial support through employment insurance and that we would deliver that to them as quickly as possible.
Today, I was pleased to announce $60 million of additional funds dedicated to speeding up the process of payment, including hiring new personnel, so that Canadians get the help they need when they need it.
Science and Technology
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Joyce Murray Vancouver Quadra, BC
Mr. Speaker, Katrin Meissner is an accomplished B.C. climate scientist, but now she is packing up and moving her family to Australia, where better opportunities await. Katrin is not alone. It does not take a scientist to realize Canada will lose many more talented researchers, thanks to the Conservatives' cuts to research.
How short-sighted. At a time when President Obama is investing billions, why has the Conservative government pulled the plug on research funding to create a disastrous brain drain from Canada?
Science and Technology
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Gary Goodyear Minister of State (Science and Technology)
The fact is, Mr. Speaker, the government has recently surpassed the $10 billion a year number for our science and tech communities. We put 5.1 billion new dollars into science and technology. We have recently announced a $2 billion knowledge infrastructure program, so those scientists have the best facilities with the best equipment.
The member fails to mention the number of scientists who are coming to Canada because of our policies.
Conservative Party of Canada
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Niki Ashton Churchill, MB
Mr. Speaker, documents leaked recently from an on-campus Conservative Party workshop show that the government is actively encouraging the undermining of campus democracy with the establishment of front organizations to funnel student money to the party.
Through threats and attacks, the Conservative Party is attempting to manipulate the democratic control of student unions across Canada. This is unacceptable.
Does the government condone the overthrowing of democracy on campuses by the Conservative Party?
Conservative Party of Canada
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
Order. Again, I am afraid the hon. member's question appears to have to do with party matters and nothing to do with government responsibilities, which question period is to be about, so we will move on to the next question.
The hon. member for La Pointe-de-l'Île.
Omar Khadr
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3 p.m.
Francine Lalonde La Pointe-de-l'Île, QC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the House adopted the report of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development concerning Omar Khadr. Among the report's seven recommendations is one that the Government of Canada ask that Omar Khadr be released from Guantanamo and turned over to the Canadian authorities as soon as possible.
Does the government intend to abide by the will of this House?
Omar Khadr
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Lawrence Cannon Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, first of all, I would like to welcome back the hon. member. I think that everyone is very happy to have her back here with us.
The new American administration has put a process in place. The Government of Canada intends to follow that process, which basically consists in reviewing all the cases. We are well aware that the young man in question has been charged with very serious crimes, even terrorism. We are going to wait until the process has taken its course, and then we will make the appropriate decisions.


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Here at Core'dinations Cardstock we celebrate technique every day. If you haven't checked out our Technique Videos yet, please do HERE.
Today, Kate Nolan Denham shares a great layout with us that uses FIVE different techniques.
1.) Distress It: crumple your cardstock and sand it with your Sand it Gadget.
2.) Label It: Run a strip of cardstock through your label maker and sand it for easy journaling and titles. OR, like Kate did on this layout, make flags out of them!
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Join us for a screening of Somm on Monday, October 7 at 4:00 p.m. in the Plaut Room. Seating is limited to 25 and available on a first come, first served basis.
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The Court of Master Sommeliers is one of the world's most prestigious, secretive, and exclusive organizations. Since its inception, fewer than 200 candidates have reached the exalted Master level. The exam covers literally every nuance of the world of wine. Those who have passed have put their sanity at risk to pull it off. Shrouded in secrecy, access to the Court has always been strictly regulated, and cameras have never been allowed anywhere near the exam, until now. How much do you think you know about wine? (94 mns)


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Duke-Progress Merger: A Net Public Soaking?
NC WARN has long opposed Duke Energy's takeover of Progress Energy for a host of reasons. Foremost is that the merger would strengthen Duke's business model of using climate-wrecking fossil fuels for decades to come – while raising rates dramatically to build unneeded nuclear power plants.
In June, we called on the Utilities Commission to unseal 17 secret deals Duke used to gain merger support from large customers – because those deals would raise rates for other customers. Recently the Commission ordered Duke to unseal most of those settlements.
Duke Energy and the Commission claim the merger will save all customers a little money.
But NC WARN contends that Duke hid plans to spend over $2 billion and raise rates accordingly.
Also, as we warned the Commission weeks before it approved the merger, Duke was very likely withholding information on the cost of repairing a Florida nuclear plant – a multi-billion dollar fiasco that will indirectly impact North Carolina customers.
NC WARN has been critical of the Utilities Commission and news media for focusing on the CEO soap opera – which is distracting attention from the Commission's primary legal duty: ensuring the merger provides a net benefit to the public.
Now, investigations by the Commission and Attorney General Cooper must move past the CEO drama – and determine why Duke failed to disclose billions in costs to ratepayers.
The Commission must force this corporate giant to prove – in open hearings – that the merger provides a net public benefit, instead of a net public soaking.
See more at ncwarn.org
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Here's the leaked (and unofficial) tracklist. :
1. "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter" (Fred E. Ahlert/Joe Young) 2:36 (recorded by many including Dean Martin (second version from TV show), Frank Sinatra, Billy Williams, Fats Waller, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Bill Haley and the Comets.)
2. "Home (When Shadows Fall)" 4:04 (recorded by Sam Cooke)
3. "It's Only a Paper Moon" (Harold Arlen/E. Y. Harburg/Billy Rose) 2:35 (recorded by Nat King Cole, Bobby Darin and Ella Fitzgerald)
4. "More I Cannot Wish You" (Loesser) 3:03 (from "Guys & Dolls," recorded by Ed Ames, written by Frank Loesser. Paul McCartney sang at a Loesser tribute.)
5. "The Glory of Love" (Hill) 3:45 (Dean Martin, Jimmy Durante)
6. "We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)" (Dorsey/Robertson/Mysels) 3:22 (Frank Sinatra, Bill Kenny, Brenda Lee)
7. "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive" (Harold Arlen/Johnny Mercer) 2:31 (Sam Cooke, Louis Armstrong, Peggy Lee)
8. "My Valentine" (Paul McCartney) 3:14
9. "Always" (Irving Berlin) 3:49 (Frank Sinatra, Patsy Cline)
10. "My Very Good Friend the Milkman" (Burke/Spina) 3:04 (Fats Waller)
11. "Bye Bye Blackbird" (Ray Henderson/Mort Dixon) 4:26 (Ringo Starr, Julie London, Liza Minnelli, Peggy Lee, Joe Cocker, Josephine Baker)
12. "Get Yourself Another Fool" (Forrest/Heywood) 4:42 (there is one song recorded Sam Cooke, Arthur Conley and Patty Griffin and a different one - a doo wop song - recorded by the Tempo Tones, but it's more likely it's the Sam Cooke song.)
13. "The Inch Worm" (Loesser) 3:42 (Danny Kaye, Mary Hopkin written by Frank Loesser)
14. "Only Our Hearts" (Paul McCartney) 4:21


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SpaceShipTwo passes critical folding testThursday, May 19th, 2011
Virgin Galactic, which has enticed 430 customers to take a suborbital ride into space, has passed a critical wing-folding drop test of SpaceShipTwo. The aircraft returns from altitude by raising its twin boom tail, creating not only drag but a stable return position in the nearly airless environment. The test proves the spaceship's design, and now it's on to preparations for the first commercial flight. Watch the test here.


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Baked potatoes stuffed with seasoned, low-fat cottage cheese are a lavish low-fat, low- cholesterol, low-sodium treat.
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size ½ potato each
Calories 113
Total Fat 3 g
Saturated Fat less than 1 g
Cholesterol 1 mg
Sodium 136 mg
Ingredients and Preparation
Ingredients Measures
Medium baking potatoes 4
Low-fat (1%) cottage cheese ¾ cup
Low-fat (1%) milk ¼ cup
Soft margarine 2 tablespoons
Dill weed 1 teaspoon
Herb seasoning ¾ teaspoon
Hot pepper sauce 4-6 drops
Grated parmesan cheese 2 teaspoons
- Prick potatoes with fork. Bake at 425ºF for 60 minutes or until fork is easily inserted.
- Cut potatoes in half lengthwise. Carefully scoop out potato leaving about ½ inch of pulp inside shell. Mash pulp in large bowl.
- Mix in by hand remaining ingredients except parmesan cheese. Spoon mixture into potato shells.
- Sprinkle top with ¼ teaspoon parmesan cheese.
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West Somerset Railway News Flash & Photo Gallery: Norton Fitzwarren Triangle Update
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Following arrangements made with Network Rail and DBS it has been possible to arrange for the turning of 70000 on the triangle at Norton Fitzwarren. This means that there will be an alteration to the direction the locomotive faces for 70000 for the remainder of the Spring Steam Gala.
On Friday 70000 will be running chimney first on both of its services.
On Saturday 70000 will be running chimney first on all of its services except for 18.00 Minehead.
On Sunday 70000 will be running chimney first on all of its services.
70000 will be running to Norton Fitzwarren to turn at 15:00 each day.
Access to the triangle for photographers is not permitted.
West Somerset Railway General Manager Paul Conibeare said, "We are delighted to provide turning facilities at Norton Fitzwarren for the first time in what has been a major project for the West Somerset Railway Association over the last five years. Also today we have received delivery of the remaining rail in order to complete the east chord which our Permanent Way gangs will be working on even as the gala progresses."
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Fredonia mayor gives annual address
Services and security are the purpose of government, village of Fredonia Mayor Stephen Keefe said in the opening of his state of the village address on Thursday at the White Inn.
While most municipalities do not hold similar annual updates, the address, hosted this year by the Fredonia Rotary Club, is an annual tradition in the village of Fredonia.
Keefe said the village is on track with its budget for the year, which he said totals about $9.58 million, which includes the general fund, and water and sewer budgets. He said the administration has been "very diligent" with staying within budget.
Of the total budget, 40 percent goes toward salaries and 22 percent to benefits, so a total of 62 percent of the budget covers personnel, according to Keefe.
He said the number of full time personnel totals 63 and 18 are employed part time.
Employees include six full-time personnel in the village office, three full-time and two part-time workers in the justice department, three full-time employees in the building inspector's office, 18 full-time employees and six part-time officers make up the police department, six are employed full-time in the fire department, and 16 full-time employees fill the streets department plus six seasonal personnel.
"The personnel that we have is not an excessive number for personnel for the services you're receiving," Keefe told the audience.
He said other annual costs include $5,000 per trustee and $12,000 for the mayor's salary. "Those have been stable since 1998," when those salaries were last raised, he explained. There are five trustees which cost the village $25,000 per year.
Taxes have remained stable and are comparable with tax rates in the 1970s, according to Keefe.
Keefe was asked by an audience member if he supported revaluation of homes in the area to eliminate the 20 percent equalization rate. Keefe explained revaluation of property rates is legally the task of the town of Pomfret, but said it's an expensive process. "It's about a $1 million issue. The state is encouraging it. … I think 100 percent is the way to go, but it's not my decision," Keefe said.
Looking forward, Keefe said the development of a fund for infrastructure improvements is something he would like to see implemented. "We have a lot of old pipes and roads that need to be resurfaced or milled down," he explained. "We've taken care of some of those projects on Holmes and Lowell Place, but a lot more needs to be done." He said replacement of water and sewer pipes could be done while roads are being fixed.
One audience member asked Keefe if any help from the state was available for economic or other development. Keefe said Senator Catharine Young has been helpful addressing issues locally. "She's willing to help anyone. … She's always right there," he said, and noted, she was present at a meeting he and city of Dunkirk Mayor A.J. Dolce had with Ralcorp. "I was told you usually have to do battle to get that many representatives at the table (with businesses)," he said.
However, financial incentives and assistance from the state, he said were not readily available and change must come locally. "I don't think we can look to Albany for help," he said.
Keefe said bringing jobs to the area is important to retain residents or bring new people in. "A kid can be totally happy here until about age 25," he said. "For jobs, it's the 25-45 age group in the generation we need to pinpoint. … I've asked young people what it will take for them to return. That's something we need to identify. You need to have jobs but you also have to have the night life and social activities – a culture that meets the needs of a certain generation."
He said job development would need to come from community members like those present from the Fredonia Rotary Club, the Chamber of Commerce and mentoring by people in the area who have been successful. "I went through the (village) staffing and how many do we have working on economic development? None. The answer has to come from outside (the government)," he explained.
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Like movie making, game design involves a lot of complicated processes, from programming the environment and character abilities to inventing the levels and point systems. These parts of game design and more will be covered in this 11 week course, using the game design software GameMaker. Your child will have the chance to work in a small group setting to discover more about the fascinating world of gaming. Participants walk away with both a Gamemaker file and an executable file. For kids ages 9-12.
Time: Tuesdays, January 15th – March 19th, 2013
Kids Session from 3: 15 pm – 4:45 pm
Price: Paid in installments of $150 every five weeks.


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Tonight's event is presented in partnership with de Young Artist Fellows Urbanauts, and Black Rock Arts Foundation.
Plumb the depths of urban infrastructure with Urbanauts, Sean Orlando and Matthew Passmore (Rebar), featuring whimsical music and projections by the Goat Family, an eclectic collection of films presented by the Exploratorium's Cinema Arts Program, the wondrous and curious world of Atlas Obscura, and other surprises to come. Hosted by the inimitable Ben Burke and presented in partnership with Black Rock Arts Foundation.
Friday Nights at the de Young are after-hours art "happenings" that include a mix of live music, dance and theater performances, film screenings, panel discussions, lectures, artist demonstrations, hands-on art activities, and exhibition tours. Local artists conduct drop-in workshops, debut new commissions, display their art in the Kimball Education Gallery, and take part in conversations about the creative process. The café offers a delicious Friday Nights prix-fixe menu and specialty cocktails, and the observation tower is open until 8 pm. Artist Fellows, Artists-in-Residence, curators, scholars, and arts educators all play an active role in making Friday Nights an engaging museum experience for all.
Hands-on art making for everyone. These projects help visitors of all ages get up close and personal with the artistic process. Join our museum teaching artists to create an artwork of your own to take home.
The Art of Painting Music: Allegro (ma non troppo)
Peggy Gyulai's work explores the connections between music and the expressive possibilities of paint on canvas. She approaches music as a subject, object, and inspiration, and, like Richard Diebenkorn, invokes the dynamic tension between abstraction and representation in order to create substance from the most ephemeral phenomena.
The Goat Family began as a group of filmmaker friends who gathered weekly to play original and traditional music on homemade instruments. Over the years it has grown into an energetic rhythm machine that combines avant-garde film projections with rump-shaking sing-alongs. On August 2 see the Goat Family at the de Young, featuring Rock Ross, Dan Janos, Thad Povey, Chris Santeramo, and Cecil B. Feeder, and filmmaker Alfonso Alvarez projecting his 16mm and digital films.
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Structural Frames: Urban Explorations in Cinematic Works
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About the Author: Richard Simmons is an American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow in the Bureau of Economic, Energy and Business Affairs.
It's August 27, and we are en route from the USDA Agricultural Research Service Sugarcane Field Station in Canal Point, Florida, to the Florida Crystals Cogeneration Facility in Okeelanta, along with officials from Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, and El Salvador. This visit is part of a Renewable Energy Meeting in South Florida, hosted by the Department of State and the Organization of American States, and part of the U.S.-Brazil Bilateral Memorandum of Understanding to Advance Cooperation on Biofuels. The arrangement makes possible the exchange of experiences between the U.S. and Brazil on sustainable biofuels and enables the exchange of information to several third-party countries in Central America and the Caribbean that have unique opportunities for the development and local use of biofuels.
Earlier, we had an excellent visit to the Florida Power and Light Plant, where the local team, led by Director John Gnecco, has begun the commissioning phase of the concentrated solar power (CSP) facility. Concentrated solar power uses specialized parabolic mirrors to focus sunlight on tubes conveying media that transfers heat. This fluid is raised to a temperature in excess of 700 degrees Fahrenheit, and used to create steam for power generation. The group I toured the facility with was extremely interested in Florida's renewable energy legislation, which uses innovative ways to encourage private sector investment. The United States benefits from harnessing the abundant Florida sunshine, and all of us -- including our Brazilian, Central American, and Caribbean friends -- benefit from seeing renewable energy in action.
You can read more about the Renewable Energy Meeting here.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Biofuel is great, but the biggest weakness of the global grain prices will likely rise to the idea. For a steady supply, such as Madagascar and the need to develop new grain belt I think. Rather than local scale and the concept of a particular country, I think. Traditional breadbasket, with the introduction of new technologies and
The management system is operated by a major way by introducing grain, feed supplies and prices do not have a negative impact on the way you think will be introduced.
Introduced a new system to be divided by continent enabled to think about the question disappeared. They think work is a new energy enemy.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Dear to Secretary Hillary Clinton.
-When you start, comparable to health care reform and financial reform will begin a reform, or reform, hoping to expect,
O.C. in the U.S.A. writes:
Biofuel is a great idea but the government allows speculators to drive up grain prices which affects every American citizen. There should be certain things you can't commoditize and make profit on like energy, housing, food, medical care and education, basically everything and anything that touches a person's life. People can afford to stay in their homes if mortgages were reasonable. People could stay in their apartments if rent was reasonable but they aren't and that's why America has such a homeless problem because banks are allowed to ride herd on people's lives. Politicians in Washington don't understand this because they are in America's elite class. To them, a shortage is when they run out of their favorite coffee flavor. The government has no clue how much suffering there is in American society due to their misguided policies.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
To, O.C. in the U.S.A.
Before saying, first thing is solar and wind.
Biofuel energy, such as the oil and gas to become part of the energy must be in proportion to 30% return on investment occurs, I think. If only the United States saenggakhap, full of American self-sufficiency in food and feed ingredients and energy used to obtain a system of Biofuel think. However, the problem is based on determining the price of grain is now the world, particularly Asia and Latin America, depending on the movement of the reflection of thought. Now you'll have to include Russia and Eastern Europe. I think the policy of the United States inside and outside the U.S. I think it's a problem I think. As a small example of the Wall-mart in the United States the price of manufactured goods sold in the U.S. does not have labor and technology, priced at a higher price for becoming a significant burden on the U.S. economy is thought to provide. Think of OC as the production of Latin America and North America, putting together the technical and spending, but if you have any problem, the grain market, the market is open than you think if someone wants to market speculation, the possibility always exists byeolhal I think. And if you do not recognize the existence of a major, approximately 5-6% of world population is exposed to more hunger to think. In addition, all agricultural and industrial prices rose, we stopped receiving all the services, some of it is also possible. Likely to cause riots in poor countries, I think. The problem is that know-how can be acquired in 2-3 years time and effort is not anything you think is needed. Everything is possible, but what the most appropriate and efficient for us to think about something I think. We are more familiar case of vehicles with gasoline and diesel engines, greatly divided, I think. Now, the policy of certain countries to all countries that you think it will affect. Moreover, the policy of the United States, a few days ago called on the United States as the Dow drops to 10,000, with the stock market downturn of the world or to defend the stock price was desperately trying to do you remember? Says laughing. No American would speak to everyone and then he called the situation, my conclusion is simple. U.S. policy today in the world so far exert a powerful influence I think. So, Biofuel of the problem is not just America's problem, I think. If you bother to find cases, most of China's soybean exports from America to China's rapidly changing situation on the American continent's energy prices are predicted to give them a serious blow.
I think the way is easy. Biofuel of the current system has failed to think. Thought you were going to criticize, but the experience of major crops and technologies, capital and other continents is always a chance of prying customers as well as provide opportunities for the public interest, government policies and objectives for present and new locations, while maintaining appropriate to grow crops, while still hungry and find a way to rescue the country, I think. Lack of professional knowledge is less the story. Now the price of feed grains and never expensive and not priced, but demand for the creation of large-scale hunger're going to make that more is expected. Grain and feed the object of speculative investment is to think not.
Thank You.
Perhaps, more demand on the explosive potential will lose many more are expected. However, the United States alone could do to survive? Forgot soaring oil prices?
O.C. in the U.S.A. writes:
One thing Americans are good at is innovation. Maybe we could grow food vertically and that would leave enough horizontal land space for growing biofuel. The problem in America is that everything occurs at a snail's pace which stultifies innovation. In Hawaii, they are experimenting with biofuel made from algae which would even be more efficient than growing sugar beet or something else. In America we have all the intelligence and technology available to do almost anything but we have a very stupid political system that squashes innovation. It's an intelligence problem. Hillary is a big exception, though.
Your english has really improved. Please remember to write in short sentences so I can understand you better.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
To, O.C. in the U.S.A.(Think in the shade of a tree, first.)
I completely agree with the opinion said.
- Today also saw a lot of political e-mail's subject felt that
And, we do so through the blog comments are the most likely cause gyohwanhalsu Democrats win this election because they have to think. And the cause of the victory of the people think because it was the consensus. Will have to change ...However, the November election, the citizens of any topic in one place, do you think will be an opportunity to bring? To continue the story we need a place to gather, the election would help secure the victory which is expected. I am in each region are experiencing financial problems as a matter of federal, local contact with the attitude to approach their problem as they make our problems, and political slogans will win more easily than expected.
The problem addressed by the federal government of the Commonwealth, but the problem areas that tend to pay less attention these days rarely, even in the community to rally gathered by each party to believe. They talk about the difficulties and questions, and discussing efforts to solve the small problems you can run Starting with the reality of the place in cyberspace and need a place to think. Of course, other places, but it may have been a bit fed up too politically difficult to access if you think this is strong. Teuleseoneun weakening of the overall self-confidence and vision for the direction of the difference in recovery time putting friction fashioned I think. The worry among the city time to think deeply about their worries, I think.
Right and wrong, the debate now, rather than the absolute need for citizens to approach the idea that it is appropriate to view the note.
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Doug Winter: The 1906-O is the final eagle struck at this mint as well as the second to last gold coin produced at New Orleans. It was formerly a scarce coin but it has become more available in recent years due to the discovery of some hoards. It remains the scarcest New Orleans eagle from this decade by a considerable margin.
The 1906-O is the scarcest New Orleans eagle struck after 1900. It is almost never seen below AU55 and most of the pieces known grade AU55 to MS62. It is scarce in MS63 and rare in properly graded MS64. There are as many as a half dozen Gems known and it is possible that a few others will be discovered in the coming years.
STRIKE: The 1906-O eagle is generally a well produced issue. The obverse shows good detail at the center although some flatness can be seen on the curls around the face. On a few pieces, the first two and the final two or three stars may have weakness at the radial lines. The reverse is always very sharp.
SURFACES: The surfaces are typically abraded although not as much so as on the other New Orleans eagles from this decade. I have seen a number of pieces with small mint-made grease stains or areas of discoloration. With some patience, the collector should be able to find a piece that is not overly bagmarked.
LUSTER: Two types of luster are seen on this issue. Most pieces are satiny with a slightly grainy texture. A lesser number are frosty and vibrant and these pieces are generally regarded as more desirable. The luster is often interrupted by bagmarks and a number have been dipped in recent years.
COLORATION: The natural coloration seen on this date can be as attractive as on any gold coin from the New Orleans mint. Hues range from a light green-gold to a deep orange-gold. It is still reasonably easy to find pieces with good color although it is getting harder every year as more and more coins are tampered with.
EYE APPEAL: This issue has above average eye appeal. Most 1906-O eagles are very well struck and lustrous and many have very nice color. Bagmarks can be a problem on this date but there are a decent number of pieces available with acceptable surfaces.
DIE CHARACTERISTICS: There are a number of raised die lines through the reverse legend including ones at TA in STATES, OF and RICA in AMERICA.
MAJOR VARIETIES: There is a single variety known:
Variety One: The date is placed fairly high in the field and is closer to the truncation than the denticles. The reverse is the same as on the 1903-O and 1904-O eagles.
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Cupressus goveniana
Cupressus goveniana is a species of cypress endemic to coastal California in the United States, where it is found in small, scattered populations, not in large forests.
It is an evergreen tree with a conic to ovoid-conic crown, very variable in size, with mature trees of under 1 m on some sites, to 50 m tall in ideal conditions. The foliage grows in dense sprays, dark green to somewhat yellow-green in color. The leaves are scale-like, 2-5 mm long, and produced on rounded (not flattened) shoots. The seed cones are globose to oblong, 12-22 mm long, with 6 to 10 scales, green at first, maturing brown or gray-brown about 20-24 months after pollination. The cones remain closed for many years, only opening after the parent tree is killed in a wildfire, thereby allowing the seeds to colonise the bare ground exposed by the fire. The male cones are 3-5 mm long, and release pollen in February/March; typically, cones of C. goveniana are smaller than those of C. macrocarpa.
There are two or three varieties, treated as distinct species by some botanists:
- Cupressus goveniana var. goveniana - Gowen Cypress (Vulnerable)
- Monterey County, strictly coastal, within 3 km of the coast and below 200 m altitude. Foliage dark green, not rough, with leaf tips not spreading; cones globose.
- Cupressus goveniana var. pygmaea (C. pygmaea) - Mendocino Cypress (Vulnerable)
- Mendocino and Sonoma Counties, coastal, within 10 km of the coast and below 500 m altitude. Doubtfully distinguishable from var. goveniana, with very similar foliage and cones. More modern taxonomic thinking classifies Mendocino Cypress as a separate species Cupressus pigmaea, and not a variety of C. goveniana.
- Cupressus goveniana var. abramsiana (Cupressus abramsiana) - Santa Cruz Cypress (Endangered)
- Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties, in the Santa Cruz Mountains 10-20 km inland and at 300-760 m altitude. More distinct, and could well be a valid species, with yellow-green foliage slightly rough-textured from the acute and slightly spreading leaf tips; cones often oval. It also shows similarities to Cupressus sargentii.
Gowen Cypress occurs with Monterey Cypress, Cupressus macrocarpa, in the only two groves where C. macrocarpa is known to occur naturally.[2]
- Conifer Specialist Group (1998). Cupressus goveniana. 2006. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. IUCN 2006. www.iucnredlist.org. Retrieved on 11 May 2006. Listed as Vulnerable (VU C2a v2.3)
- C. Michael Hogan and Michael P. Frankis. 2009. Monterey Cypress: Cupressus macrocarpa, GlobalTwitcher.com ed. N. Stromberg


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The friend of my dad's who I hunt with lost his beagle this February. Well, actually we were hunting with her and she keeled over and died in the woods. Meh, I'd rather go out like that than at some effing desk.
Looking for another one. Needs to be pure bread beagle, female and preferably 8-12 weeks old. If anyone knows anyone who breeds them or has a litter now please PM me and let me know.
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: ExcellentIn full: This was my second Chilly and I improved by 6 mins as I've got a decent bike this time ! The weather was fantastic, though still a bit windy on the circuit. The organisation was superb again and the instant results are much appreciated. The announcer is fantastic and keeps up a constrant stream of comments throughout. Will be back again to see if I can chip away at my bike time a bit more.Date of review: March 4, 2012
In short: Excellent as alwaysIn full: My fifth time doing this and it was the best yet. We arrived early due to possible problems registering on the day (there had been talk of it being full) but Lliswerry were well prepared and managed the extra numbers with ease. Weather was perfect and the marshals were plentiful and encouraging. It all ran like clockwork and the results were up that night. Well done Lliswerry, excellent job !Date of review: January 30, 2012
In short: Great low-key, well organised raceIn full: A few of us did this last year and enjoyed it so we came back again this year despite it being over an hours drive away. It's a no frills, mainly club runners race and is well worth the journey. The organisation was smooth, marshals friendly, and the cakes at the end were great again. Will no doubt be back next year. I only have one criticism and that's the congestion at the start. One guy fell in the stampede but I don't know what could be done about this apart from chip timing perhaps ?Date of review: November 6, 2011
In short: Well organised and good valueIn full: My 4th time doing this and the organisation was good as always. Great pb potential, value for money and we even got a technical top this year which is much appreciated. Nice homemade cakes on sale afterwards too.Thanks Lliswerry Runners will be back again next year.Date of review: January 31, 2011
In short: All good except the route was short !In full: Third time doing this and there were no problems except the major one of marking out the course wrong which meant it was short. Apart from that, the baggage area was excellent, they had my bag ready on the table for me as I approached. Lots of water stations and they were on each side of the road. I also spotted trays of peeled bananas and orange segments somewhere around mile 9 ! The bollards nearly took me out twice due to not seeing them til the last minute because of the crowds but overall I liked the route. Thank you to all who helped out on the day and to those muppets moaning about the goodie bag, get a life.Date of review: October 18, 2010
In short: A huge improvement on last years race.In full: The toilet and baggage situation was 100% better this year and I preferred not running on the barrage as it's so bleak and windy. The course was full of twists and turns which I quite liked as it kept it interesting. Results to my mobile were super fast and a nice touch. Overall well organised and no real issues except maybe the chip bins could have been moved further away from the finish as we weren't really able to stop to take them off as we had to keep moving. Maybe position them beside the baggage tents next time.Date of review: October 19, 2008
In short: This is the second time I've done this race and it was very well organised as usual. Shame about the weather ! Date of review: September 25, 2007
In short: Faultless organisation yet again.In full: Great race overall. Good family day out with rides etc and races for the kids. Weather was kind to us which made for a great atmosphere and the commentary was spot on too. Two water stations much appreciated and again the results texted to my mobile was a nice touch. Only issue is that the profile should be changed from flat to undulating as this is definitely not a flat course. Oh and there were no small t-shirts !Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: Welll organised, enjoyable raceIn full: This was my first half and it was a good race. There were plenty of water stations and the organisation overall seemed really good. The wind was a killer though !Date of review: March 11, 2007
In short: Not for the faint heartedIn full: I've only done one 10k before this which was a flat road race so I found this difficult and the weather was appaling. Bizarrely though I got a pb. No complaints about the organisation except there were very few cups of water being handed out at the halfway point and I got none :-(Date of review: December 11, 2006
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In an email sent to Renee DeAngelis on January 9 by Planet Granite Owner/Founder Micky Lloyd he called the Culver Ice Arena supporters "zealots."
He was congratulating her and comments, "Let's remember we are dealing with the zealots here and there is only so much energy reacting is worth. We probably won't win them over and even if they back off they won't climb."
DeAngelis is identified as Director of Operations/Owner on the company's website.
Tell me, how is this news or worth reporting on?
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Broad and High
This 1957 photo shows the corner of Broad and High Streets and the landmark Roy's Jewelers
store, which occupied the site from 1920 to 1985. The "Gam" sign refers to Gambrinus beer, produced
in Columbus by the August Wagner Brewery. Their advertising slogan of the era was "Gimme a Gam."
Put your cursor on the photo to see how the same scene looks after the corner was redeveloped as a commercial building in recent years. It was photographed by Dispatch photographer Doral Chenoweth III.