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OUR MISSION - C.A.R.E.'s mission is to eliminate the endless cycle of pet overpopulation and neglect that exists in our country by creating an increased level of community awareness. We are committed to maintaining high C.A.R.E. standards throughout our industry for companion animals in need. We support that commitment through animal rescue, spay/neuter programs and community outreach education.
WHO WE ARE - The animal rescue accomplishments of our six founding members extend back over two decades. In 2004 these dedicated people united to form the nucleus of our coalition and C.A.R.E. was born as a registered 501c(3) not-for-profit organization.
C.A.R.E. headquarters are located at our 155 acre facility where we provide rescue services, no-kill shelter facilities, medical care, socialization and adoption opportunities for dogs, cats and horses. C.A.R.E. also provides spay/neuter programs for pet owners in financial need and community outreach education to schools, organizations and groups.
WHAT WE DO - C.A.R.E. provides rescue and adoption services to animals in need. As a no-kill shelter, we accept animals rescued by citizens and volunteers while supporting all shelters, animal control units and other rescue organizations.
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At the Petco Foundation, we believe that every animal deserves to live its best life. Since 1999, weve invested more than $157 million in lifesaving animal welfare work to make that happen. With our more than 4,000 animal welfare partners, we inspire and empower communities to make a difference by investing in adoption and medical care programs, spay and neuter services, pet cancer research, service and therapy animals, and numerous other lifesaving initiatives. Through our Think Adoption First program, we partner with Petco stores and animal welfare organizations across the country to increase pet adoptions. So far, weve helped more than 4.9 million pets find their new loving families, and were just getting started. Visit petcofoundation.org to learn more about how you can get involved.
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He moved onto the solar Industry and now I see he also took money there and scammed another group of investors. Shame on him. This is a man who represents himself as a Army veteran and only brings shame to his title as a Colonel in the US Army.
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There is no guarantee that the information there is up to date, but it may provide a lead for authorities on his trail of pain.
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Lakers point guard Steve Nash will be out at least another week after the non-displaced fracture in his lower left leg was examined by Lakers team doctor Steve Lombardo on Friday.
That timeline ensures Nash will miss facing his former Phoenix Suns team at Staples Center on Nov. 16. It also likely means Nash won't be around for the debut of the Lakers' next coach, which should come next week -- perhaps against visiting San Antonio on Tuesday night.
Nash being out longer was not unexpected, though, as the Lakers said a week ago that he'd be re-evaluated at this time -- when many simply assumed he would miss only one week. Darius Morris, getting playing time in Nash's absence behind Steve Blake, scored a career-high 10 points and had his best game as a Laker in the victory over Golden State on Friday night.
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The Climate Investment Funds (CIF) Partnership Forum 2011 has been rescheduled to be held in Cape Town, South Africa, on 24-25 June. The Forum provides an opportunity for all stakeholders – governments, civil society, indigenous peoples, private sector, and others – to contribute to deepening global understanding of climate change and development in the CIF context. It will be immediately preceded by a series of associated meetings, including pilot country meetings, from 20-23 June. In addition, stakeholders unable to attend the meeting in Cape Town are invited to participate in an online live-streaming event of the sessions titled "Greening Clean Energy Sources: Managing the Social and Biodiversity Trade-Offs for Wind Energy," which will take place on 24 June 2011 in the morning.
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Thurman-Diaz SHO Triple Produces Lukewarm Ratings
By Jake Donovan
Showtime hopes the third time's a charm, as in the final leg of three straight weeks of live boxing action. Floyd Mayweather returns to action this weekend, as he faces Marcos Maidana in a pay-per-view headlining welterweight bout at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas (Saturday, 9PM ET, Showtime PPV).
Returns for the event will need to be spectacular, because ratings for the past two episodes of Showtime Championship Boxing have been underwhelming. The average viewership for the April 26 tripleheader from the Stub Hub Center in Carson, California registered at 623,000 viewers, roughly a 9% drop from its April 19 edition, when Bernard Hopkins registered one of his lowest-rated telecasts to date despite making history (again) in his light heavyweight title unification win over Beibut Shumenov.
The good news for Saturday's broadcast was that it gained momentum – in viewership and in-ring action - as the show progressed.
The main event saw Keith Thurman dispatch badly faded Julio Diaz in three rounds, with the bout generating 835,000 viewers. The total was an 8% improvement on Thurman's last ring appearance, stopping Jesus Soto-Karass in nine rounds last December, as the co-feature bout of a televised quadrupleheader topped by Maidana's upset win of Adrien Broner.
Saturday's broadcast marked Thurman's first appearance as a headlining act on Showtime, often appearing in televised undercards. The Floridian's latest win was aided by a leading Fight of the Year candidate in the evening's co-feature, in which former 140 lb. titlist Lucas Matthysse rallied from two knockdowns to come back and stop John Molina Jr. in 11 rounds.
Their thriller pulled in an average of 748,000 viewers. The total is a 7% improvement on Matthysse's loss to Danny Garcia in their lineal 140 lb. championship bout, although that bout was replayed on Showtime and packaged with the exclusive rebroadcast of Floyd Mayweather's win over Saul ' Canelo' Alvarez, whereas Saturday's contest aired live.
Opening Saturday's broadcast, Omar Figueroa struggled in the ring and among viewership. The unbeaten lightweight barely escaped with a 12-round split decision over Jerry Belmontes, in a bout that pulled in an average of 545,000 viewers. The tally is 20% fewer than Figueroa's 12-round win over Nihito Arawaka in their thriller last July.
The telecast was preceded by Episode Two of All Access: Mayweather/Maidana, which also failed to resonate with the viewers. The documentary-style special attracted just 294,000 viewers.
All aforementioned totals are according to Nielsen Media Research.
Jake Donovan is the Managing Editor of Boxingscene.com, as well as the Records Keeper for the Transnational Boxing Ratings Board and a member of Boxing Writers Association of America.
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Jon Bones Jones vs Texiera What did you expect?Comment by nycsmooth on 05-01-2014
I t was a terrible main event, what saved them was the Molina bout...they keep getting poor rating till they Thurman in w/some 1 that can fight back...Comment by Johnny Rubber on 05-01-2014
[QUOTE=.:: JSFD26 ::.;14485917]500k of those viewers were for Matthysse. [SIZE="1"][I]Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android[/I][/SIZE][/QUOTE] Yes and that should only improve in future fights. friends who are into other sports have been approaching me (knowing I like boxing) and asking…Comment by bloodyknuckles on 05-01-2014
There was a huge ufc ppv on that night.Comment by mrpain81 on 04-30-2014
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I need to start off with an apology .. I forgot to count how many biscuits this recipe made. I am guilty. So sorry… I promise to do better in the future… have I groveled enough? Forgive me? :) I can tell you thought that it makes a LOT! Not very helpful huh? I called these little treats, biscuits because they have that cookie biscuit texture.
I first made this recipe when we were in the midst of closing down our house in Arizona, a large portion of my kitchen equipment had already been packed. My intention was to pack up 90% of it in hopes that it would force me to slow down in the kitchen and focus on other things, like preparing for the move… but the passion burned too deep in me and I just could not stop… I am a raw force to be reckoned with, I have a spatula and I m not afraid to use it! lol
I intended to mold these into small biscuits and use my new fan-dangled biscuit cutters but guess what… I had packed all my cookie cutters. There in my pastry cabinet stared a single, lonely, white, 3 oz Dixie cup… PERFECT! lol To be honest, I now prefer this over my round cookie cutter or biscuit cutter. I pressed the opening of the cup down into the batter and when I pulled it off, the biscuit was stuck inside. I then held it over the mesh sheet that came with my dehydrator and gave the cup a slight squeeze and the little biscuit popped right out! It just confirms, where there is a will, there is indeed a way!
The glaze that I made turned out simply scrumptious and I had to really practice self-control so that I wouldn't sit down on the couch, turn on my favorite TV show and eat it straight from the bowl. After dipping the biscuits into the glaze, it will firm up once chilled. It is best to keep them stored in the fridge until you are ready to serve but the glaze won't melt and ooze off when sitting at room temp. Please enjoy. :)
I used almond pulp as the base to this recipe because I like the lighter texture that it gives the biscuit.
Yields a lot! (failed to count)
Glaze for biscuits
One of the greatest joys when creating raw food recipes is experimenting with different ingredients… a practice that I highly encourage. Daily I get questions regarding substitutions. Of course we all might have different dietary needs and tastes which could necessitate altering a recipe. I love to share with you what I create for myself, my husband, friends and family. I spend a lot of time selecting the right ingredients with a particular goal in mind, looking to build a certain flavor and texture.
So as you experiment with substitutions, remember they are what they sound like, they are substitutes for the preferred item. Generally they are not going to behave, taste, or have the same texture as the suggested ingredient. Some may work, and others may not and I can't promise what the results will be unless I've tried them myself. So have fun, don't be afraid, and remember, substituting is how I discovered many of my unique dishes.
I accidentally dropped this one in the glaze… turned out pretty so here is another idea rather than just coating the tops. :)
Tags: Almond Pulp, Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Refined Sugar Free, Soy Free, sugar-free, Vegan
These look heavenly! You are so talented!
Awe, thank you Christine..I hope you make them and enjoy them! Have a glorious weekend. amie sue
OMG….These look AWESOME!!! Can't wait to make them.
I hope you do Beth. :) Keep me posted if you do, I always to love to hear. Have a great day, amie sue
Hi Amie Sue,
These look absolutely delicious and easy. Can't wait until I've accumulated 6 cups of nut pulp to make them.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Time to get into nut milk production. hehe Keep me posted when you make them Alice, would love to hear what you think. Blessings, amie sue
These sound so delicious…I can not wait to make these! The Glaze sounds as tasty as the Biscuits! Another brilliant recipe and wonderfully helpful hint to use the 3oz cup as a cutter:) Thank you.
Oh please let me know how they turn out Kathy, I hope that you really enjoy them. Many blessings, amie sue
if you took a fresh section of orange…, peeled the skin from it and dipped it in frosting to sit on top of the cookie….maybe just a third so it wouldnt overwhelm…or you could use raspberry juice and a dipped raspberry…this recipe opens up all sorts of decadence. Lordy, you must use a lot of almond milk
you are such an inspiration. this is the website that pops up every morning on my computer. i have some difficulties. mostly because i have mediocre kitchen equipment. i am on a budget so that is slow …but sure. so far i have an excalabre dehydrater, which i love, a vtamix, a Brom Mandoline, and a spiralizer. My food processer I am very unhappy with and must replace but I am only one person and I need one that will process smaller amounts of food. I have tries some of your recipes with the processer and just had no luck at all. It just wont grab the food. So I am still trying to research that one.
Good evening Cindy,
Micro kitchen or not… it sounds like you are getting yourself well equipped and with just enough of the right tools, you can do just about anything. :) I use Cuisinart food processors. Mine is a 16 cup but it comes with a small bowl that fits inside for small quantities of ingredients.
I love you idea of adding chocolate dipped oranges on top! yum! You are so right about this recipe opening up all sorts of decadence. :) Thank you for sharing Cinday and have a wonderful week ahead of you! amie sue
Oh I also wanted to tell you how much I am enjoying this. The more I make stuff the bigger my kitchen gets. smile. I started moving furniture around so now my kitchen is three times the area it was. I am really looking forward to this journey. Thanks Amie Sue.
Thats sounds like so much fun Cindy. I am so delighted for you and excited! It is always fun to breath new life into a room isn't it? :) I loved reading this… thank you for sharing this with me. Have a great nights sleep. amie sue
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Abhi-Ash would be starring in Excel Entertainment's future project to be directed by Abhinay Deo (of Delhi Belly fame). We spoke to producer Ritesh Sidhwani of Excel who confirmed the news, "Yes, we had signed Abhinay Deo nearly two years back to make a film for us. Now we have signed Abhishek and Aishwarya for the project but let me make it clear that they are not paired opposite each other. The film is a thriller and we would be signing four more actors soon."
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Loyola Can't Sustain First-Set Hitting Against Lady Governors
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KENNESAW, Ga. - The Loyola volleyball team hit .364 in the first set against Austin Peay State in the final match of the Owls Challenge at Kennesaw State, but the Greyhounds could not continue the solid attack in the final two games and lost to the Lady Governors, 25-20, 25-14, 25-15.
Nicole Scimeme led the Greyhounds with six kills in the match, finishing the three matches at the Challenge with a team-high 25 kills along with 24 digs, to earn All-Tournament honors.
The Greyhounds recorded 12 kills without an error on 33 swings in the first set for the .364 hitting percentage, their best in a single-set this season.
Loyola (1-5) led early in the first set, taking an 8-4 advantage on a Stasia Collins ace, before Austin Peay State rallied to score four in a row and tie the set at 8-8.
The Lady Governors (6-2) then went ahead by four, 14-10, before Jordan Sickman broke up the Austin Peay State run with a kill.
Karlee Woodward had a solo block of Kristen Distler to tie the set at 16-16, but Stephanie Champine put away a kill to give the Lady Governors the lead for good.
Loyola would pull within a point, 19-18, on a Scimeme kill, but Austin Peay scored six of the last eight points to win the set.
Woodward finished the match with three blocks, while Rachel Schillinger had five kills and two blocks. Nina Camaioni led the team with eight digs.
The Greyhounds open their home schedule on Tuesday, September 9, with a 7 p.m. match in Reitz Arena against Morgan State.
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GI Dynamics Raises A$80M Through Australian IPO
GI Dynamics Inc. has raised 80 million Australian dollars ($84.2 million) by going public in Australia as it prepares to expand the international launch of its medical-device treatment for Type 2 diabetes.
Going public in the U.S. isn't much of an option for most small medical-technology companies, but the Australian market has been more welcoming. In December, venture-backed medical-device company REVA Medical Inc. went public in Australia as well.
GI Dynamics, which will continue to be based in Lexington, Mass., raised about three years' worth of funding and plans to expand sales of its EndoBarrier product in Europe and to launch in Australia, said Chief Executive Stuart A. Randle.
The device is available in Chile, Germany, the Netherlands and the U.K. GI Dynamics also has approval to launch a pilot trial in the U.S. Randle declined to discuss revenue or to give sales projections.
The company, which raised $76 million privately, saw all its major venture backers participate in the initial public offering, including Advanced Technology Ventures, Cutlass Capital, Domain Associates, Johnson & Johnson Development Corp., Medtronic Inc. and Polaris Venture Partners. Its market capitalization stands at about A304 million ($319.8 million).
Randle declined to say if GI Dynamics would need to raise more capital or to discuss other financial specifics, such as when the company expects to turn profitable. Investors from Hong Kong, Singapore and the U.K. have taken stakes in the company, Randle said, but he declined to name them.
GI Dynamics's implantable, gastrointestinal-liner is designed to treat Type 2 diabetes and also to help patients lose weight. It may reduce or eliminate patients' need for medications during the treatment period.
The device, inserted and removed through the mouth, is placed in the gastrointestinal tract. There, it forms a barrier between food ingested and the upper section of the intestinal wall. This mimics the effects of gastric-bypass surgery and helps patients improve blood-glucose tolerance and lose weight, according to the company.
EndoBarrier has approval in Europe for implant periods of up to 12 months to treat Type 2 diabetes and obesity. After that the device is removed, but clinical studies suggest that its effects on blood-glucose levels and weight loss persist, possibly because the device helps reset certain metabolic pathways, according to the company.
Part of its effort to launch EndoBarrier includes establishing centers of excellence at existing medical centers. Patients treated at these centers would have access to EndoBarrier and also to specialists who can prescribe medications and offer dietary and behavioral counseling, Randle said.


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Parrotlet Birds Mathew Miller Did not honor 10-day health guarantee, no refund after almost 2 months, terrible shipping resulting in death of bird Los Angeles, California
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Fourth QTR Rally With The Wind Yellin At My Back 0 commentsOct 20, 2013 11:51 PM
Well here we are near the end of October 2013, with most of the drama and tumult behind us. What could be better for a year end equities rally?
perhaps...easy money JY about to take over the controls...
I am not here to make any comments on politics just musing at the stretch of highway we have ahead as we sprint toward year end.
Will it be another rally like the past two years? It never pays to get too comfortable with the status quo, the jungle is full of surprises. But that being said, all the negatives "I can think of" at least have been rationalized away for a year end sprint. Sure there is China and the huge debt related to their banking system and real estate overhang in the land of Feng Shui, but my guess is that is something the street will wring their hands over next year. All said and done I am pretty optimistic for year end rally. How about you?
Some compelling values for me at this time, though they might seem a little expensive to some right now. I am long these positions so my money is where my mouth is_
$KOG - IMO undervalued even at this level, looking for 15-18 very soon
$MDSO - Should pop into earnings looking for 115+ from here before I take profits
$FMI - defining a new standard, if added to Medicare reimbursement this will explode upward, no target, it is a buy and hold for me.
$KMI - How can you go wrong here(?) longer term hold like many of my other energy stalworts. $EOG, $NOV and $CVX
many more.... but I would still be a buyer of these tomorrow AMBack To Niksurfs' Instablog HomePage »
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$FMI - looking to add here, Wells just put an upgrade - yawn. I do think we could see 28-30 here though Dec 29, 2014
$SGYP - Gaining more lift everyday leading up to announcements that should be significant catalysts for upside Feb 27, 2014
$FMI - En Fuego, was wanting to add more after earnings but the story is getting out so fast. This will be a Meteor in 2014 and 2015 Feb 27, 2014
- $FMI - looking to add here, Wells just put an upgrade - yawn. I do think we could see 28-30 here though


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Incumbent Rick Davis (R) and newcomer Laurel Park Police Chief Don Fisher (R) answered questions about community policing and the 287g program run in conjunction with the federal government to deport illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
Q: What impact does the 287(g) program have on illegal immigrants and their families?
Fisher: I would like to get the Hispanic community more involved. I would like to regain their trust.
Davis: We have had meetings with the Latino community. Their mistrust is they don't want the laws invoked on them.
Q: With the amount of unemployment in Henderson County, why do you hire outside the county?
Davis: Regardless of where they live, we are trying to get the highest quality of staff.
Fisher: I feel it is important the officer live in the community. There are extremely good candidates in Henderson County.
Q: What do you think about maintaining current technology and bringing on more in the future in Laurel Park?
Fisher: We keep our vehicles maintained, but we don't keep the newest vehicles at the police department. We don't have in-car data in Laurel park. We just aren't getting the grant money.
Q: What are some examples of new technology at the Sheriff's Office?
Davis: We need to have technology in Henderson County. We have officers assigned to specific, permanent beats. If we didn't have the technology we have now, it would be very difficult.
Q: Are there any medical conditions to keep you from serving as sheriff?
Davis: Absolutely not. I have had medical conditions, just like anyone else in their 40s, but I am in good shape.
Fisher: I am about 15 pounds overweight. I have high blood pressure and acid reflux, but overall I am healthy as an ox.
Q: What are your thoughts on continuing DARE camp?
Fisher: It is a necessity. It was started by former Sheriff George Erwin and it has grown, and I see no reason to stop it.
Davis: We have actually expanded the camp. There were some budget issues, but we were still able to expand the program. DARE camp was actually the brainchild of three DARE officers, who should be commended.
Q: Do you think the Times-News' coverage of the Sheriff's Office has been unbiased?
Davis: These reporters are dealing with complex issues, and they only have a few paragraphs to explain them in. In my opinion it has been balanced coverage.
Fisher: Basically they do a good job of covering the good and the bad. My only beef has been their coverage of this campaign.
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"I have Henderson County values," Fisher said. "I believe we work for a dollar and as your sheriff I am not going to increase my budget."
"I have set in motion what the people have talked about," Davis said. "My job is to enforce the law."
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Todd Kollross is managing the $750-million project at the Homer City Generating Station in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. Inside the new unit, he shows off what look like hundreds of holes in the floor. Each is lined with a filter bag. They're basically super-sized Shop Vac filters. Lawmakers Renew Federal Incentives For Wind And Solar By Julie Grant | The Allegheny Front • Dec 17, 2015 Duke Energy Congress has been negotiating an end-of-year budget deal that includes tax credits for the wind and solar industries. Democrats negotiated a five-year renewal of clean energy subsidies in exchange for lifting a 40-year-old ban on U.S. oil exports sought by Republicans. The wind credits expired last year, and the tax credit for solar was scheduled to be phased out at the end of next year. 'Mighty' Etna: The Greening of a Blue-Collar River Town By Lou Blouin | The Allegheny Front • Nov 27, 2015 Lou Blouin / The Allegheny Front Some days, it might be easier if Mary Ellen Ramage simply left her right arm constantly in the air in a waving position. As the perpetually cheery borough manager of the small river town of Etna, Pennsylvania, the stream of greetings and hugs simply comes too quickly to allow time for a break. Often, the shouts of "Hey, Mary Ellen!" fly past from passing pickup trucks before she can identify the voices. But being able to patch together who they are from the back of a vehicle is one of the perks of "literally knowing everyone in town." Ball 'Hawking' On The Allegheny River By Lou Blouin | The Allegheny Front • Oct 7, 2015 Lou Blouin / The Allegheny Front Ball "hawks"—the obsessed, not-afraid-to-run-you-or-your-mother-over fans that shag and collect baseballs from Major League ballparks—are a special breed. But Pittsburgh's Pete Schell is a unique gamer within that subculture. Typically, the competitive ball shagging is done inside the park during pre-game batting practice. But Pete Schell has found his own version of the hawks' life outside PNC Park on the banks of the Allegheny River. A Rosh Hashanah By The River By Allegheny Front • Sep 17, 2015 Lou Blouin / The Allegheny Front A sign at the 18th Street boat launch near Pittsburgh's Birmingham Bridge explicitly states "DO NOT FEED THE DUCKS AND GEESE." And technically speaking, the 70 or so people gathered here tossing bread into the Monongahela River, triggering a feeding frenzy in the water, aren't doing that. The bread they're throwing is just a symbol: a spiritual stand-in for the sins and baggage from the past year. And if the bread/sins can make it past the gauntlet of water fowl, the water, according to scripture, will carry them away. Farmers Play New Role To Solve Rural Hunger By Kara Holsopple | The Allegheny Front • Aug 20, 2015 Kara Holsopple / The Allegheny Front In a parking lot, a line of people carrying laundry baskets and empty shopping bags curls around a brick church building in rural Somerset County, southeast of Pittsburgh. This is farm country. But a lot of people here don't have access to fresh produce. People haven't driven here to go to church. Today, the parking lot is doubling as a drop-off site for a food bank. Joetta Shumaker has placed her laundry basket on a shopping cart, and weaves her way through rows of folding tables. The Buzz Is Building Over 'Other' Bees By Lou Blouin | The Allegheny Front • Aug 6, 2015 Lou Blouin / The Allegheny Front If you want to hang out with a bunch of bees, you'd better be prepared for a little pain. Mario Padilla, a honeybee researcher at Penn State University, can usually tell when his hives are getting agitated. But he's already been stung three times today. And he's about to get it again. In Gettysburg, An Extreme Makeover: Battlefield Edition By Lou Blouin | The Allegheny Front • Jul 1, 2015 Lou Blouin / The Allegheny Front Even more than 150 years after the battle, there's still plenty at Gettysburg that kind of makes you feel like you're stepping back in time. Some things, like the stone walls that are an essential part of any Civil War landscape—those are actually the real deal. Other things are a little more kitschy, like visitors doing battlefield tours in horse-drawn carriages. Two Men. One Coal-Ash Dump. No Answers. By Natasha Khan of PublicSource and Reid R. Frazier of The Allegheny Front • Jun 26, 2015 Reid R. Frazier George "Sonny" Markish stood in his yard with a TV reporter in April 2013 and pointed to a towering hill next to his house in LaBelle, Fayette County. The camera zoomed in on Markish, with slicked-back gray hair, swiping his hand across a window sill coated in a dusty substance. In Coal Country, What's Next for Miners? By Catherine Moore | For The Allegheny Front • Apr 10, 2015 Catherine Moore / For the Allegheny Front At a fire hall in Logan County, West Virginia, dozens of coal miners and their families are mulling around a room. State officials called this meeting to help them figure out what to do next after the coal mine they worked in closed. Dell Maynard is one of these miners. His primary emotion right now is shock. In the West, Coal's Boom Resonates Across the Land By Clay Scott | For The Allegheny Front • Apr 3, 2015 U.S. Geological Survey Driving south of Gillette, Wyoming, through an arid and austere landscape once home to herds of bison, you pass coal mine after coal mine, for 70 uninterrupted miles, carving deep troughs into the prairie. In Kentucky, A Prairie Made By Coal By Reid R. Frazier | The Allegheny Front • Mar 27, 2015 Reid R. Frazier / The Allegheny Front Patrick Angel pulls his pickup truck off a small road in the hills of Eastern Kentucky, and points to a long ridge covered with dried, brown grass. "If you didn't know where you were, you'd think you were standing in a prairie land in South Dakota or Wyoming, because it's all grass," says Angel, a forester with the U.S. Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM). Mushing: A Winter Sport for People and Pups By The Allegheny Front & Allegheny Front • Mar 5, 2015 Kara Holsopple / The Allegheny Front It's a snowy Saturday in Laurel Mountain State Park in Westmoreland County. Matt Philips and Sarah White are unloading precious cargo—their dogs—from the backseat of a black hatchback. They've driven 50 miles from Pittsburgh to get in a couple of hours of practice. This is only their second winter mushing with their dogs. Philips fell into mushing by accident. Listen to the full story at the website of our partner The Allegheny Front. As Fracking Nears Schools, Parents Push Back By Reid R. Frazier | The Allegheny Front • Feb 17, 2015 Reid R. Frazier / The Allegheny Front Last week, Joanne Wagner got what —for her—is good news. The drilling company Range Resources withdrew its application to drill near her childrens' school in Washington County, Pennsylvania. The company already developed one well nearby. The latest plan would have added three more. "Our school ultimately would be completely surrounded by wells," if the plan had gone ahead, Wagner says. 'Cans for Pets' Boosts Recycling, Helps Shelters By Kara Holsopple | The Allegheny Front • Jan 12, 2015 Kara Holsopple / The Allegheny Front Recycling just one aluminum can save enough energy to run a television for three hours. But some segments of the population—like pet owners—apparently haven't heard that message. Aluminum pet food cans are one of the least recycled household items. Margaret Corrado is an exception to that rule. At a pet store south of Pittsburgh, she dumps about 40 little empty cat food cans from a plastic grocery bag into a blue recycling bin. Locals Seek Control at Fracking Waste Wells By Julie Grant | The Allegheny Front • Sep 26, 2014 Julie Grant / The Allegheny Front As natural gas production continues to spread across the country, some citizens are trying to fend off drilling rigs and waste sites in their backyards. While gas companies say they already face tough state regulations, that oversight doesn't always ease residents' fears. As Ohio quickly becomes a go-to destination for the nation's fracking waste, some people worry about earthquakes and water contamination, and argue the state has taken away their authority to decide whether oil and gas waste should be allowed. Inside the Halls of Government, Gas Industry Makes its Pitch By Reid Fraizer | The Allegheny Front • Sep 11, 2014 Reid R. Frazier / The Allegheny Front Greg Vitali has been a state representative for more than 20 years. He saw the rise of the natural gas industry in Pennsylvania mainly through the lens of the state Capitol. About five or six years ago, he says, lobbyists for the industry began showing up. And they've never left. "Drillers have this constant presence in Harrisburg You go to any committee meeting, related to drilling, you see representatives from American Petroleum Institute, you see lobbyists from Range Resources," Vitali says. "They're just always here." Moratorium Discussions at DCNR Raise Questions By Josh Raulerson • Sep 10, 2014 Reid R. Frazier / The Allegheny Front In February, Governor Tom Corbett announced his intention to balance the state budget, in part, using millions of dollars in projected revenues from new oil-and-gas drilling leases in state parks and forests. It was the first public acknowledgment of Corbett's plans to lift a 2010 moratorium on leasing. But records uncovered in an investigation by 90.5 WESA and the Allegheny Front suggest the issue may have been under active discussion much earlier. DCNR Ex-Chief's Calendar Shows Gaps By Josh Raulerson • Sep 9, 2014 Martha Rial / Special to 90.5 WESA / The Allegheny Front As the agency that oversees 2.5-million acres of public land in Pennsylvania formed policy on drilling in state forests, the agency's head met frequently with oil and gas lobbyists in the capitol, including stops at upscale restaurants. That's according to the calendar of Richard Allan, former Secretary of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). Flooding the Zone: Gas Industry Pours Millions into Lobbying PA By Reid Frazier | The Allegheny Front • Sep 8, 2014 Wally Gobetz / via Flickr Creative Commons Barry Kauffman sees similarities between the oil and gas business and the business of 'government relations'--lobbying. In fracking, gas companies inject water, sand and chemicals underground to extract gas. In politics, Kaufmann says, you use campaign contributions and lobbying money, "inject it under high pressure under the legislature, to extract public policy, from which you profit. The two processes are actually very much parallel," says Kauffman, executive director of Common Cause Pennsylvania, a non-partisan, non-profit government watchdog group. What's on Your Plate? Climate Change and Diet By Kara Holsopple | The Allegheny Front • Sep 2, 2014 Kara Holsopple / The Allegheny Front Len Frenkel only has a minute to talk because he's rushing between presentations at the University of Pittsburgh's Johnstown campus. The North American Vegetarian Society has their annual gathering here. Frenkel's traveled from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He's not just a vegetarian, he's vegan. That means he doesn't eat meat or butter or anything made from animals. He started for animal welfare and health reasons. 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The hallway wants one color. The conference room, they want nice, warm 2700K, and then Gary the accountant wants nice, white bright 5000," Jones says. The Allegheny Front Explores Water Contamination in a New Series By Essential Pittsburgh • Jun 20, 2014 Matt Richmond / The Allegheny Front Listen Listening... / 7:21 This weekend the environmental radio program The Allegheny Front begins a series on water contamination caused by fracking in the Marcellus Shale region. Reporter Reid Frazier said the series will address a suite of issues that have come up with fracking and water. The first topic, airing Saturday morning focuses on the issue of radiation. "When the waste comes into the landfill, the waste does go through a radiation detector, a scintillating detector. These levels are certainly higher than you want at your local landfill." Students Learn from Trout in the Classroom, And Outdoors By Kara Holsopple | The Allegheny Front • May 23, 2014 Kara Holsopple / The Allegheny Front A 55-gallon fish tank sits to the side of Frank Todd's 8th grade classroom at Moon Area Middle School, west of Pittsburgh. The water inside is so cold you can't even see into the tank because of the water collecting on the outside. Todd's using the condensation to teach about how gases and liquids behave. It's 52 degrees in the tank because that's the temperature needed to sustain Brook trout. The tank is home to about 100 brook trout fingerlings—juvenile fish about the length of a finger. Climate Change Not So Sweet For Maple Syrup By Julie Grant | The Allegheny Front • Apr 6, 2014 Julie Grant / The Allegheny Front Maple trees could be in trouble in the Northeast U.S. in the coming decades. Federal climate models have predicted the region will lose most of its maples by next century. 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Upon arrival at Trucks Only I asked Todd if I could remove the wheels and A/V system, Todd replied not the wheels they give it an eyeball effect. [continued below]....
All the while Todd kept making Innuendos regarding our abilities that we are common thieves and probably run a chop shop. Aggravated with the comments and insinuations we left. On October 25th I returned to trucks only and met with Todd and asked for the license plate from the 2005 Suburban. Todd replied youre killing me why dont I just cut the barb wire so you can hop the fence and steal the rest of your stuff too. I told Todd I did not appreciate his Innuendos and told him to take the plate off. I ultimately took the plate off and asked about my approval and Todd replied that it has not been approved yet but they were working on it.
On Monday October 29th 2012 I tried several times throughout the day and left several messages to reach Christopher Sullivan and He never returned my Calls. Finally about 4:00pm I went to trucks only and spoke with Janet Edler who informed me that Christopher left early so that he could fulfill his season tickets and would not be back that day. When I arrived home about 5:00pm I received a call from Todd asking me to come in and sign another contract. My wife did not want to sign anything else, so I went to the dealership and asked for my suburban back and told them I would pay the mileage I have used on the Silverado. Janet Informed me that she could not make that call so she made an appointment for 12:00pm the following day to meet with Christopher.
At exactly 12:00pm on October 30, 2012 I arrived at Trucks Only and met with Christopher Sullivan, Christopher informed me that I had two options either to sign the new contract or the initial contract will be placed into effect. I explained that the vehicle only is Blue Booked at $19000 and they are charging me $25000 I also began to explain to Christopher about his dishonest employee Todd Martin and how I was treated, Christopher Told me that has no affect on his business dealing and he was not going to talk about that, and I needed to sign the new contract. Janet returned and showed me the difference in contracts and explained it was in my best interest to sign. I explained I would need to talk to my Wife and I left. I asked if the loan was approved and Janet told me yes through Wells Fargo.
I left and had my credit report checked at about 3:30pm only to find Trucks Only submitted my information to 6 different financial entities after I left earlier that day. Knowing that I did not have any approval after calling all the financial institutions listed on my credit report I arrived at Trucks Only at 4:56pm on October 30th, 2012. Upon Arrival I called for police assistance in getting the 2005 Suburban back to me. I spoke with officers and they spoke with Christopher Sullivan. The officer came back with a letter of approval and told me there was nothing they could do. I asked the officer if I could look at the paper and she informed she could not she stated I had to take it to court. I went into Trucks Only and asked Christopher Sullivan with whom is the loan approved he replied by saying several. I asked which one and stated all further conversation needs to be done through his attorney.
I asked for his attorney and while I am waiting he began to shout you made a mockery of my dealer ship and you going to pay. I told him to be quiet and give me the attorney information. Another gentleman asked me why I have the Silverado torn apart and I explained that the components were exchanged from the Silverado to the suburban and I would exchange them back with the original parts that are currently on the Suburban. Christopher Sullivan began yelling again I live in a gated At which point I cut in you told me not to talk to you quit talking and give me your attorneys name. Christopher told me that I will not like what his attorney has to say and he has going to sue me for everything I have. He gave me the information of attorney Rob Moore(602)271-7700 of Broening Oberg Woods & Wilson At which point I left the premises.
All I was looking for initially was not to be treated like some thief like Todd Martin was making me out to be, I have no record, I work hard, my wife and I make a six figure income, I have no bills and have no reason to steal. Although after several unsuccessful attempts to reach Christopher Sullivan on a professional level he only wanted the new contract
signed and did not care for me as customer. He did not heed to his motto Customer Always. After getting the run around, I revisited the contract and saw what a raw deal I was getting, that is when I decided if I havent been financed yet give me my vehicle back and I will be on my way. However, now Christopher is making threats throwing out attorneys names when this could have all been very simply and easily resolved.
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Oct 20, 2006 10:29PM PST
Sony's woes just keep increasing. Along with exploding batteries and sub par PS3 production. It seems that the Sony Hype Train may have finally jumped it's tracks. Yesterday their PR department showed off a fancy "fact sheet" (shown above). The gist of the info states that is actually cheaper to buy the core PS3 then a core 360.
While Sony does get it's math right Microsoft has taken issue with the "Requires Users to Buy" statement. The chart states that it is necessary for you to purchase a 20GB HD, an HD-DVD drive, a wireless controller and a Live Gold subscription. Insinuating that you are unable to play games on your 360 without these items. Microsoft is none to happy and is apparently going to sue.
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Oh shnapPosted: Oct 20, 2006 12:00AM PST by Beardy-Joe
Sony done screwed up big now, man. I thought it came with an HD DVD drive and why would Microsoft not include everything you need in the box? Exactly, they wouldn't. The pro version is jsut what it says, pro. An upgraded version of the bare bones system.
And as for your feedback, man. I think these were written very nicely.
oooooPosted: Oct 21, 2006 12:00AM PST by rpgrockhead
looks like microsoft is mad. yeah the PS3 looks to be the best offer to buy cuz it offers a good amount at a lowish price.
P.S. that was well written.. er- um typed.
i don't carePosted: Oct 21, 2006 12:00AM PST by dark_graham
600 bucks is still way too much.
well...Posted: Oct 21, 2006 12:00AM PST by nirvana_fan
I think Sony wasn't smart enough to realize that most gamers will end up buying the Xbox 360 pro bundle instead of the core bundle.
also just to give you some feedback, this was a good blog.