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Fruit Belt Parking Permit Program Signed Into Law
July 22, 2016 - Mayor Brown, Local and State Leaders and Fruit Belt residents announce legislation signed into law
Mayor Byron W. Brown, New York State Assemblywoman Crystal Peoples-Stokes, New York State Senator Timothy Kennedy, Buffalo Common Council President Darius Pridgen and residents who live in the Fruit Belt Neighborhood came together today pleased that State Legislation has been signed into law giving Buffalo the ability to implement a parking permit program for the Fruit Belt Neighborhood. This permitting process will address community concerns about parking availability in and around the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC).
Mayor Brown, County Executive Poloncarz, Congressman Higgins Announce Start of Construction on Bailey Avenue Bridges
July 22, 2016 - $20 million project is part of Mayor Brown's commitment to improve safety for pedestrians, motorists and bicyclists, further stabilize the area and promote growth, and strengthen the quality of life in the neighborhood
Mayor Byron W. Brown, Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz and Congressman Brian Higgins, joined by State Senator Timothy Kennedy, State Assembly Member Michael Kearns, South District Council Member Christopher Scanlon and Lovejoy District Council Member Richard Fontana, today announced that a $20 million project to replace the Bailey Avenue Bridges over Cazenovia Creek and the Buffalo River has begun. A land swap between the City of Buffalo and Erie County paved the way for the new spans to be constructed next to the existing structures, enabling the project to move forward. Both bridges, which carry more than 20,000 vehicles per day and provide a critical link to the City of Buffalo, South Buffalo Business District and New York State Thruway, will be replaced and is another great example of a strong partnership between city, state and federal leaders, who secured funding for this project.
"The Bailey Avenue Bridges are a vital link between downtown Buffalo, the South Buffalo Business District and the NYS Thruway, that thousands of city residents and visitors depend upon," said Mayor Brown. "This replacement project will ensure this important roadway remains viable for years to come and is the latest part of my administration's significant investment in infrastructure in every corner of our City. I thank my partners in government for helping us secure funding for the project, as well as the County Executive Poloncarz for working together to negotiate the land transfer that enabled construction to move forward."
"On behalf of the people of Erie County, I am so pleased to see this project here in South Buffalo move forward because this parcel of land is going to end up becoming yet another destination to enjoy for all county residents and visitors to our region," said Erie County Executive Poloncarz. "The land transfer that took place this past February helped get the wheels in motion for the restoration of this property, which will eventually serve a wide variety of purposes, including a kayak launch, walking trails for nature walks and improved fishing access. I thank our community partners, particularly our friends from the City of Buffalo, for negotiating the land transfer and strategically planning a restoration project that will be envy of other communities when the final plantings are put into the ground next spring."
"From Fillmore Avenue to Ohio Street and Niagara Street to Bailey Avenue we are seeing how rebuilding the City's infrastructure is creating a stronger foundation for neighborhood revitalization and business district growth," said Congressman Higgins. "This over $20 million project, which includes more than $15 million in federal transportation funding, is a great project made even better thanks to the leadership and commitment from Mayor Brown for the addition of streetscape features that enhance the existing basic asphalt plan to include elements inspired by the Olmsted Master Plan."
The main goal of the project is to replace the two bridges, constructed in 1929, to improve safety for vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists while helping to stabilize the area, promote growth and further improve the quality of life for city residents and business owners. As part of the work, a stretch of Bailey Avenue (U.S. 62) will be realigned between McKinley Parkway and Elk Street by smoothing the existing curve to improve traffic safety and efficiency. The final work will include a newly paved roadway surface, new sidewalks, a water line, LED street lighting, signs, traffic signal, new storm sewer, granite curb and landscaping. The project also includes improvements to what will become a County Park at the location of the existing bridges, as well as a new parking area and various improvements to both City and County parkland.
Senator Kennedy said, "For decades, the Bailey Avenue Bridges have acted as a connector and a gateway for businesses throughout South Buffalo to the downtown corridor and Thruway. Unfortunately, they pose a safety and structural risk given their age and need for repairs, which is why this project to replace them is so critically important," said Senator Tim Kennedy. "I'm proud that New York State recognizes the impact this project will have on businesses and the more than 20,000 drivers who use this stretch of road daily, and has partnered with the city and federal governments to properly fund it. By taking this step, we're sending a strong message: pedestrian and driver safety is top priority, and will be for generations to come."
Assembly Member Kearns said, "I am proud to bring this bridge into the 21st century. The infrastructure upgrade is an urgent issue that is being addressed by our local, state and federal officials. When the work is complete and you can drive over this bridge you will not have to think twice if it is safe for driving."
Council Member Scanlon stated, "I applaud the Mayor Brown as well as our state and federal elected officials for working together to fund the redesign and construction of the Bailey Avenue Bridges," said South District Councilmember Christopher P. Scanlon. "This long awaited project will not only serve to improve the flow of traffic, but the beautifying features of the bridges will function as a welcoming gateway to South Buffalo."
Council Member Fontana said, "The necessity of the bridge replacement created the opportunity to make the Bailey Avenue road way straighter and safer, while at the same time we are able to keep the existing road way open during construction not to impede commerce and traffic."
Total construction costs are $ 20,887,000. The City's share is approximately 7%, while the State and Federal share is about 97%. The project is expected to be complete by the end of 2018.
Mayor Brown Announces New Leadership In The Buffalo Fire Department
July 20, 2016 - Swearing in of new BFD Leadership, as well as the hiring of more first responders, builds on continued efforts to lead the BFD into a new era of 21st Century fire fighting
Buffalo, NY - Mayor Byron W. Brown and Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield announced today a series of appointments and plans for the Buffalo Fire Department (BFD) that build on the Brown administration's continued commitment to further strengthen public safety to meet the demands of a growing Buffalo. Today, Buffalo Fire Captain Vincent V. Muscarella and Buffalo Fire Lieutenant Johnathan T. Eaton were sworn in as Deputy Fire Commissioners. Buffalo Fire Lieutenant James O. Otwell is the new Commander of the Buffalo Fire Investigation Unit. All three appointments are effective immediately and were announced at a swearing-in ceremony outside Buffalo Fire Headquarters.
"Keeping our city safe is among my administration's top priorities and today marks a new era for the city's fire department as new leadership comes in to effectively manage this complex department and the new firefighters that have been recently hired or will be hired," said Mayor Brown. "It's my pleasure to announce these appointments that will further bolster the leadership of the Buffalo Fire Department. With a combined experience of nearly 60 years in the department, these appointees have shown the experience, creativity and dedication it takes to lead the BFD."
Mayor Brown also announced the hiring of a new class of 50 fire recruits, building on the 109 Buffalo Firefighters hired by the City of Buffalo last year. This new recruit class is expected to begin in early fall, continuing Mayor Brown's commitment to ensuring the safety of residents and businesses.
"Our fire department is one of the finest in the nation and with our new leadership team in place, along with the hiring of more firefighters, we're demonstrating our commitment to expanding our department with qualified men and women who reflect the communities they serve," said Commissioner Whitfield.
Captain Muscarella is a 20-year veteran of the Fire Department, with over 60 Fire Department Certifications ranging from Basic Firefighting Essentials to Fire Instructor to Command and Leadership. He is a Master Instructor for the International Association of Fire Fighters. After graduating from the Buffalo Fire Academy in 1996, he received the Fire Bell Club "Rookie of the Year" award and became a Certified Fire Instructor before being promoted to Lieutenant in 2009 and then to Captain in 2013.
Lieutenant Eaton is a 14-year veteran of the Fire Department, with a law enforcement background. He served as a police officer in Winston Salem, North Carolina before joining the BFD, where he was promoted to Fire Lieutenant in 2013. He has extensive experience in team leadership and developing and implementing fire prevention and educational awareness campaigns.
Lieutenant Otwell has twenty plus years of fire and emergency management experience and 24 years of Military experience, as well as two years' experience at the Department of State and 10 years as a private emergency management and fire services consultant. He has an extensive strategic, operational and tactical level of experience with international, federal and local governments and, during his career, has received a number of individual awards, including two superior service Awards from the Government of Iraq and the BFD 2014 Commissioners EMS Award.
The BFD leadership changes, along with the hiring of this next class of fire recruits, builds on Mayor Brown's continued commitment to increase the number of minorities and women in the Fire Department, reflecting the rich racial and ethnic diversity in Buffalo. The addition of 50 new firefighters will bring the total number of sworn personnel in the Buffalo Fire Department to 706. All of these new firefighters must reside in Buffalo as a result of the latest fire contract.
Mayor Brown and Bluecross Blueshield of Western New York Announce Launch of Summer City Fitness
July 19, 2016 - A Series of Free Fitness Classes for City Residents - Wednesday, Thursdays, and Saturdays July 20 - September 3, 2016
In an effort to get city residents moving in the summer months, Mayor Byron W. Brown today announced the launch of Summer City Fitness in partnership with BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York.
"Fitness in our city parks is an important part of our continued efforts to create a healthier and more vibrant city by providing more opportunities for residents to exercise and spend time outdoors," said Mayor Brown. "I applaud BlueCross BlueShield and our community partners for teaming up with us on Summer City Fitness at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park and Perkins Park as we work together on continued ways to help residents maintain healthy lifestyles and enjoy the many green spaces that Buffalo has to offer."
The free fitness series features a mix of low- and high-impact classes, such as Zumba®, Pound, Pilates, and Aerobics. Classes, taught by popular instructors from the city's community, will take place on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park and Perkins Park from July 20 through September 3.
Mayor Brown called on BlueCross BlueShield to help launch the series. BlueCross BlueShield offers free fitness classes at Canalside and has a long history of bringing healthy initiatives to city residents.
Summer City Fitness will officially launch with the first class on Wednesday, July 20 at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park at 6:30 a.m.
Classes are open to individuals of all ages, regardless of fitness level and experience. No pre-registration is required, individuals simply show up and jump in.
In addition, free fruits and water will be provided to participants by Urban Fruits and Veggies.
All classes are weather dependent. More information and a full calendar of fitness classes can be found at bcbswny.com/play. Participants will be encouraged to share their experiences on social media through #SummerCityFitness.
Mayor Brown, Congressman Higgins Host Official Reopening of Newly Rehabilitated Ferry Street Bridge
July 18, 2016 - Nearly $8 million Project Provides Enhanced Connection to Improvements on Niagara Street and historic Broderick Park; simultaneous sea wall signing between the City of Buffalo and USACE signifies continued improvements to this area
At a ceremonial bridge lowering on Buffalo's West Side, Mayor Byron Brown and Congressman Brian Higgins, joined by State Assemblyman Sean Ryan, Buffalo Common Council Majority Leader and Niagara District Councilman David Rivera, and LTC Adam Czekanski, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Buffalo District Commander, as well as community leaders, business owners, residents and others, celebrated today the official completion of the Ferry Street Bridge Rehabilitation project which has resulted in an improved connection between neighborhoods along Niagara Street to Broderick Park. Simultaneously, Mayor Brown also took part in a signing ceremony with the USACE to mark the start of the $505,000 Broderick Park Sea Wall Study.
"The Ferry Street Bridge is an important link to one of Buffalo's crown jewels - Broderick Park - as well as to neighborhoods along Niagara Street," said Mayor Brown. "This major infrastructure improvement project further strengthens the Niagara Street corridor, one of our great gateways from Canada. It also creates jobs and serves as a vital link to the Underground Railroad connection at historic Broderick Park. I thank my partners in government for being a part of this continued effort to give residents and visitors improved access to this unique cultural amenity and Buffalo's waterfront."
"While a great deal of public attention is focused on the area around Canalside, sites up and down the Buffalo and Niagara Rivers are experiencing a quiet renaissance thanks to millions of dollars in public investments," said Congressman Higgins. "These efforts are enhancing areas along the water directly connected to local neighborhoods and encouraging new private sector investments from Ohio Street to Niagara Street."
Council Member Rivera said, "The Ferry Street Bridge serves as a vital landmark to a diverse number of constituencies and its return to public use comes at an important time in our season of outdoor events and festivities. I commend the Mayor and Congressman Higgins for their partnership on restoring this bridge to its full capabilities. Residents as well as visitors should make an effort to come visit Broderick Park before summer ends, see the new historical markers, and enjoy the glorious views from this important place here in Buffalo."
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Drake shouts out future OVO Sports client Johnny Manziel, takes a playful jab at Chance The Rapper and responds to Hov on his newest release, "Draft Day."
Thugger finally hits the intranets with " The Blanguage," his Metro Boomin-produced interpolation of Drake's "The Language," and one of the most anticipated rap records of the past month. This ain't no freestyle. Read More
The Roc Nation boys link up for their first collaboration in nearly in three years, which includes Hov responding to some shots from Aubrey's now infamous "off-the-record" interview with Rolling Stone. Read More
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YG and Drake aptly pop some bottles in the Benny Boom-directed visual for their "Who Do You Love" single. My Krazy Life drops March 18.
YG and Drake take us on the set of the visual for their "Who Do You Love" collabo. YG's My Krazy Life drops March 18.
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We have posted the 2010-11 printable College Football Bowl Schedule. The schedule features the complete list of bowl games with teams, date, time and TV.
Print it off and stick it to your cubicle wall or carry it around in your pocket. The schedule is in PDF format, so it can also be viewed on many smartphones (iPhone, Android, etc.) and the iPad.
The bowl season kicks off on December 18 with three games: New Mexico Bowl (BYU vs. UTEP), uDrove Humanitarian Bowl (Fresno State vs. Northern Illinois) and R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (Ohio vs. Troy).
On January 10, 2011, the Auburn Tigers of the SEC and the Oregon Ducks of the Pac-10 will face off in the Tostitos BCS National Championship Game.
The four BCS bowls also features some interesting matchups. TCU will face Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl Game, Connecticut takes on Oklahoma in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Stanford faces Virginia Tech in the Discover Orange Bowl and Arkansas meets Ohio State in the Allstate Sugar Bowl.
The schedule is available in PDF format at the link below. You can also view our regular bowl schedule which includes links to buy tickets for each game.
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Agree 100% Looked for an hour before I found something this good.
Without question, the single-most succinct, straightforward and comprehensive printable version of the Bowl schedule I have seen. Well done, gentlemen.
Thanks for providing the schedule. But would even be more helpful if it was updated each day to show the scores of the games already played.
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This is the best list. My buddy that owns a bar kept calling me asking what bowl games were on and what time, and station. I printed this off and taped it up next to the tv. I charged him a beer!
Great list.Printed out ESPN list and ended up with five pages of useless information, gave a copy to my golfing buddy so that we get our golfing/game schedule sorted.
Great job. Much better than ESPN.com.
Thanks for taking the time to do this! You would think ESPN's web team would figure out sports fans want the whole schedule on a single page. Duh.


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Ok, Im relatively new to Ubuntu and have a custom built computer. I am utilizing three drives, 1 ssd, and 2 hard drives. I have installed my OS to my ssd, and want to use the other two for gaming and various other reasons while mounted for this OS. I am having to redirect all important programs to download or install to the other hard drives, I am having issues with Ubuntu Software Center. Is it possible to change the download directory to my other drives?
When you download a package via Software Center, it is installed to your /usr/bin folder. Otherwise you will not be able to start it.
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Interior of the Artist's Apartment, made sometime after 1910 by the American painter and watercolorist Walter Gay, shows a narrow view of a sitting area in Walter and his wife Matilda's Paris apartment at 11 Rue de l'Université, where the couple had moved in May 1909.
Dr. Charles A. Ryskamp (1928–2010), Director of The Frick Collection from 1987 to 1997 and, prior to that, of the Morgan Library & Museum, spent more than fifty years developing an extraordinary personal collection of European drawings. Passionate about collecting from a young age, his interest took a serious turn while he was a graduate student at Yale. He avidly collected books and manuscripts related to his studies, then branched into the visual arts when he purchased two Edward Lear drawings while he was a research fellow at Cambridge.
One of the most popular series completed by the American illustrator Vernon Howe Bailey was his "Intimate Sketches of New York," which records the city during a period of dramatic growth—and change.
Beginning in 1925, Helen Clay Frick hired the Italian photographers Mario Sansoni and Oreste Nesti to traverse Italy documenting in situ sculptures, paintings, and frescoes that other firms such as Anderson, Alinari, and Brogi had neglected to capture. On several occasions, staff of the Frick Art Reference Library requested photography of objects specifically related to works in The Frick Collection. - See more at: http://www.frick.org/photoarchive/discoveries/analog_facial_recognition_technology#sthash.lZxHZipQ.dpuf
The third and final entry in a series of three blog posts focusing on conservation "interventions" as recorded in the holdings of the Frick Art Reference Library Photoarchive is this mysterious devotional image in the church of San Martino in Velletri, Italy.
The second of a series of blog entries focusing on conservation "interventions" as recorded in the holdings of the Frick Art Reference Library Photoarchive is this problematic portrait of an engaging young woman, her son, and their serene spaniel attributed to Sir William Beechey (1753–1839).
The first in a series of blog entries focusing on conservation "interventions" as recorded in the holdings of the Frick Art Reference Library Photoarchive is this elegant portrait of Mrs. William Bedlow Crosby attributed to Eliab Metcalf (1785‒1834), which underwent substantial restoration before 1940.
In 1956, Thomas Hoving, the former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, traveled to Sansepolcro, Italy, to study and photograph works by Piero della Francesca (ca. 1415–1492), including a recently discovered fresco in the church of Santa Chiara (formerly Sant'Agostino).
The theme of this extensive fresco cycle—which is comprised of more than 300 scenes—is human life as regulated by the heavens.
This detailed sketch, based on George Wheeler's topographical drawing of 1667, documents the appearance of the Parthenon just a few years before Venetian forces shelled the Acropolis during the Republic's struggle to take the city from the Ottomans in 1687.
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An estimated 1200 people packed Buckingham St on Sunday to be
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ODT illustrations editor Stephen Jaquiery has selected
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Mr Smith said anyone who registered for the photograph could
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Transformers Universe MMO gets a teaser video
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Tuesday is Primary Day in South Carolina, when Democrats and Republicans choose their candidates for local and state offices.
But in Lancaster County, there isn't a whole lot of action this Primary Day.
There is just one locally contested race – the County Council District 2 rematch between incumbent Charlene McGriff and Blondale Funderburk, a Democratic race.
McGriff won the seat in a special election in November. The two also squared off for the seat in a special primary last September.
RICHBURG – The S.C. Department of Transportation has closed exit 62 on Interstate 77 in Chester County to prepare for a traffic shift that will occur in the early morning hours Monday.
During this traffic shift, the two lanes of northbound and southbound traffic on I-77 will shift onto the exit ramps, cross Old Richburg Road uninterrupted, and then resume travel on I-77.
This traffic pattern will remain in effect until the bridges are repaired.
The newsroom staff of The Lancaster News received eight awards in its company's annual writing, photography and design contest.
The Lancaster News is owned by Landmark Community Newspapers, based in Shelbyville, Ky.
Features editor Gregory A. Summers received three awards – first place for general page design, third place for best photo page layout and third place for excellence in feature writing.
Reporter Christopher Sardelli received two awards – second place for best ongoing or extended coverage and second place in feature writing.
City of Lancaster employees may be getting a raise after all.
A 2 percent across-the-board pay increase has been recommended as part of a revised draft of the 2010-11 budget.
Councilwoman Sara Eddins wanted City Council to discuss the idea during its budget meeting Thursday.
She said the city runs because of its employees and that a 2 percent raise is a reasonable consideration. The increase will cost the city an extra $129,793.
"They're our greatest assets," Eddins said. "We need to do this."
Restore it or knock it down.
Those are the choices facing County Council about what to do with the historic jail building on West Gay Street in downtown Lancaster.
The building, designed by noted Charleston-born architect Robert Mills, was built for $8,000 in 1823, making it five years older than the historic Lancaster County Courthouse.
Years ago, a cement and mortar ceiling was added to the building, but was too heavy for the building to support it, City Administrator Steve Willis said.
KERSHAW – Andrew Jackson High School has selected one of its own to serve as interim coach for next year, a move that Principal Mary Barry says will give the program needed stability as well as time to evaluate options for a search.
Dean Faile is hoping tourism can help stimulate the area's economy.
Faile, executive director of the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce, attended the Catawba Regional Tourism Summit on Wednesday looking for ways to attract more tourists, and ultimately more tourism dollars to the county.
The summit involved representatives from Chester, Fairfield, Lancaster, Union and York counties and was held at the Baxter M. Hood Center on the York Technical College campus in Rock Hill.
A Lancaster man has been charged with dogfighting after officers heard what they believed was a dog fight on Miller Street on May 27.
James Junior Clark, 38, of 1751 Flat Creek Road, was charged by the Lancaster Police Department with dog fighting.
Walking through the sun-lit hallways of his new corporate headquarters, Bruce Brumfield stops every few feet to point out another innovative feature.
Brumfield, president and chief executive officer of Founders Federal Credit Union, is taking the time to know every room, gadget and piece of architecture throughout the new three-level, 110,000-square-foot headquarters at Gillsbrook and Plantation roads.
There are the stainless-steel strips embedded in the lobby floor, meant to symbolize woven fabric as a connection to old Springs Industries plants.
Philly cheese steaks and chicken wings will be some of the new foods available to school children next year.
Mary Thompson, director of food services for Lancaster County School District, said her staff is preparing to offer an expanded menu at the district's middle and high schools starting in 2010-11.
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- Summary: Ms. Germinator takes antibacterial exploits to new extremes. You as a player get to inflate and pop vast colonies of colorful germs growing on your stuff, while skillfully using the new power-germs to devastating effect. Here, the level shapes synchronize closely with the lush, cartoony backdrops.
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Fascinating worlds these fractals bring with them o.o
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Skip to comments.Non-Union Utility Crews from Alabama Turned Away From Helping NJ Sandy Victims
Posted on 11/02/2012 1:19:09 PM PDT by South40
Volunteer crews who came to help restore power were allegedly told to leave because they are not union workers, according to a report.
Several utility crews from Alabama who arrived in New Jersey to help restore power following Hurricane Sandy were allegedly told to leave because they are not union workers, according to a Huntsville news station.
WAFF.com reports crews with Hunstville Utilities and Joe Wheeler Electrical Membership Cooperative made their way to Seaside Heights, New Jersey this week to help get power back on for thousands of residents left in the dark. But the groups were told by crews in New Jersey that they cannot do any work because they are non-union employees, according to the report.
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Hannity has been playing a clip of union thugs yelling. Were they yelling at our Bama guys? I would like to get confirmation.
From what we understand up here (Huntsville/Madison) only the Decatur Utilities crews were turned away.
I had a good friend I knew throughout school. Several years after graduation, I went to see him for the first time. I parked my VW GTI in his driveway, and he came running out yelling with a couple of his union slug buddies that I needed to get that foreign made piece of sh_t off his property. Needless to say, we're no longer friends.
They were repeatedly calling them Scabs, so I'm assuming they were yelling at non-Union workers. Union workers were whining about the non-Union crew taking money from the mouths of their families. They were abusive and disgusting. It's obvious these Union slime balls could care less about all the people without power. I guess they never heard Spock say: "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few." And there's supposed to be another storm headed their way next week.
New York! You get what you put in office! Remember all of this next election!! We're all out here drinking 20-oz sodas!!
Severin is RIPPING these union goons on the Blaze...calling them 'vermin, evil bastards'...he said he would welcome RATS into his home before a union member...he is P*SSED!
The clip Hannity was playing was AWFUL .... the cursing, yelling "scabs", etc. at folks who came to help .... totally disgraceful & disgusting. The union guys kept yelling that the non-union crews from out of state were taking money away from their families .... well, how about putting your fellow citizens first and making sure folks have electricity. I don't think the folks in dire straits & needing electricity care whether it is union or non-union. BTW, I have a family member who, due to health issues, needs electricity so a power outage of any length is life-threatening ...... of course, union thugs can't be bothered with such trivial matters for folks in the same circumstances in their city.
Invite these crews to Harding Township, Morris County, NJ. We will put them up for the night. If our power company dioes not accept them, I will stop paying my power bills because they do not belong to my club (which I will form for the occasion). We can all play this game!
Invite these crews to Harding Township, Morris County, NJ. We will put them up for the night. If our power company dioes not accept them, I will stop paying my power bills because they do not belong to my club (which I will form for the occasion). We can all play this game!
I wish we could've helped. :(
We pull together and help people down here. It's in our blood.
"Union workers were whining about the non-Union crew taking money from the mouths of their families."
Union workers (cops & teachers) are costing NJ homeowners their homes; they don't seem to care, so it was nice to see thousands of them laid off over the last couple of years.
We cheer and 'feed' (hot chocolate, cookies while working after an ice storm, etc.) utility crews around here and after Isabelle, we had crews in from other states, away from their families & working long, hard hours. I would like to think they felt their efforts were appreciated. Electric companies can never get the electricity on fast enough for some people, but I think the crews do an incredible job - I personally wave and yell "thanks", even when it's the local guys getting power on after a couple of hours ... they seem to appreciate it.
;-). Love it!
Would they also turn away my disaster relief donation? I mean, they are non-union dollars from a right-to-work state so I don't imagine they'd be welcome.
Exactly. I guess they don't want any non-union money or supplies.
Exactly. I guess they don't want any non-union money or supplies.
Drop dead union thugs. I hope you suffer.
After Christie serviced the One yesterday, I wonder if Alabama crews being turned away will make him mad??!!
I heard a clip today of some union thugs who were yelling at the guys from Alabama. They were screaming that the Alabamans were interfering with their jobs. If they have jobs, why they weren't working at restoring power instead of maligning men who've come a long way to help?
When I worked for a county, I refused to contribute dues to the Public Employee Union; I also refused their alternative : contribute to a charity of THEIR choice.
I waited 8 years to receive the form to contribute to the charity of MY choice.
Ha ha ha ha!
Now retired, and still waiting.
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The 16-year-old's outfits, titled Non Paenitenda (no
regrets), won the celebration category of the Art 2 Wear
competition at Saturday night's final, held in Arrowtown's
Athenaeum Hall as part of the Arrowtown Autumn Festival.
Her paper wedding dress and black corset, made from material
with the divorce certificate screen-printed on in white ink,
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Love this dish, best homemade chicken curry! Great curry and ginger flavor. Will definitely make it again.
Chicken Curry with Rice
From EatingWell: September/October 1996
Fresh ginger and pungent curry add big flavor to this one-pot meal.
6 Reviews for Chicken Curry with Rice
This recipe filled the house with fragrant curry-smelling aromas. We couldn't wait to eat! The dining of course was the best part. The taste of fresh ginger, intermingled with coriander, was the perfect blend for the dish. Forwarding this on to my mom who loved it. Definitely one to share. (only thing I omitted was the chickpeas - personal preference - don't generally care for them) Peach chutney a lovely accompaniment for the chicken.
This dish was more or less a disappointment for us. For all of the spices and freshly chopped things it contains, it came up lacking in the flavor department (at least if you follow the recipe). Even though I added a tiny bit of salt and pepper to the chicken itself (the recipe doesn't have you season it), the chicken bland although moist; the curry flavors did not infuse the chicken pieces. I think the dish needs a sauce or something, too, because the rice mixture just turns out kinda dry and lumpy with no real vehicle to carry the usually potent spice flavors. If not for the cayenne, this would have been completely bland. It is colorful, though. I think I would have preferred this to be a spicy curry in lite coconut milk served over plan rice.
i will make this one of my go to recipies. easy to make and delicious. the only change i made was less cayanne pepper. a keeper. kc yonkers


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Back on topic, (just so I'm completely clear) there are no new skills or traits coming for creeps this update? Nothing but CD guff?
Back on topic, (just so I'm completely clear) there are no new skills or traits coming for creeps this update? Nothing but CD guff?
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"All of us have left someone behind. That is why we brave the darkness. We fight so they may see the dawn."
There were other kinda random stuff like the critical defence with that extra modifier.
I tested defilers slick flesh and it did not go to the extra modifier %, and i dont think they are selling crit defence stuff in the store either that could increase the % change in that.
Then we also one had the battlefield promotion change in the later beta, when they changed it the creeps battlefield promos remained broken for the rest of the beta afaik.
I did also try make fresh new creeps in bullroarer to see if that get could get it fixed, but for some reason my heals were always staying the same, and some people were reporting significant morale dropping after that update.
Ummm +Melee damage for a spider? Ummmm. And incoming healing not working, hopefully that stays with beta.
Creeps are going to be so disappointing, yet again.
Once again, I will either god mode it solo on one of my freeps or zerg all the solo freeps on my creeps.
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How does the Creep Morale increase that happened after the last Beta affect PvP?
Is my guess correct that in solo play Reavers are quite OP now (due to ~1-2k HPS with Wrath while full damage), BAs and Wargs are okayish and the rest of the Creep classes still suck?
And that in RvR the Morale doesn't help much and that Freep Raids blow up any Creep in seconds while having OP healing themselves
No live experience to back this up, just guesses based on Beta
Reaver felt nice, altho being able to solo a keep without losing morale is bit too much, boost npcs.
I saw a ooc paste where a r10 hunter hitted a npc for 43k. With one skill. Think he was 85.
So time will tell.
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I have a binary blob (see image), and I want to fit a rectangle of known width and height over it.
How can I find the optimal fitting rectangle, i.e. the one where the maximum of foreground pixels are inside and the maximum amount of background pixels are outside?
(This is my preliminary definition of best-fit, I am open to other suggestions)
I am looking for rectangles of a known size, but if there is a solution for arbitrary sizes, that would be great too.
Example blobs:
I want to find these rectangles:
My ideas so far included
- start with the minimum enclosing rectangle; but that is not a good match for these blobs
- maximum enclosed rectangle; same problem, plus I do not have an algorithm for that
- find rectangle sides with hough transform; the data is too noisy for that.
I realize that there could be multiple rectangles for the same blob that fit my criteria, ideally I would want some algorithm that can find all candidates (thought since that is probably harder, I'd be happy with a way to find only one candidate):
I am using mostly opencv and cvBlobLib to process my data, but I am open for any general solution.


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On Wednesday 19 September 2001 09:20 am, Justin Erenkrantz wrote: > On Wed, Sep 19, 2001 at 08:19:01AM -0700, Ryan Bloom wrote: > > I would like to move APR to a releasable state finally. To do this, we > > need to finish the locking API at the very least. Does anybody have > > other issues that need to be resolved? > > Oh, I'd like to consider Sander's pool re-implementation and > Madhu's shared memory patch. Both of these don't change the API, > so I don't think it affects the "releasability" of APR. > > (I think releasable state means that no API changes occur without > three +1s - code may still be C-T-R - that's my take on it...) > > They can wait until I get around to it, or someone beats me to it. > -- justin Once APR is released, no APIs can be changed ever, without a VERY good reason for the change. We can add API's whenever we want, but removing an API from a library is an absolute no-no. This is one reason I want the locking done before release. I would like to remove the old useless API. Ryan ______________________________________________________________ Ryan Bloom email@example.com Covalent Technologies email@example.com --------------------------------------------------------------
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Woodpelletsmoker, are you saying that your smoker is reverse flow due to the the flame flowing out of the air inlet once the fan stops? Actually that's flashback or backdraft, as the heated fuel seeks out air to burn in. Smoke has unburnt fuel in it and an (air) starved fire is a whole lot of unburnt fuel looking for air. In the right ratios the heat, fuel and air = explosion!
First let clear up reverse flow -
For most of us reverse flow is the smoke is made to follow a longer path through the smoker. Smoke flows from the firebox to the far end of the smoker and back exiting near the fire box. See below
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This happens when hot fuel finds air, the fuel catches fire. The fire makes the air and fuel mix more as the heat makes the air more turbulent. This makes the flame hotter, etc it can reach a point where it explodes.
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WP-reCAPTCHA causes 404 errors.
Not only WP-reCAPTCHA but most auto generated image plugins may cause such errors.
You need to whitelist the directory to solve this issue.
whitelist ???? HOW TO DO?
On the menu > Security > Intrusion Detection > Include/Exclude List > set it to Exclude, and put the directory in File/Directory Check List.
Can we allow plugging activity by this method?
because of in Pie register, customer not able to confirm registration link...When costumer click on registration confirm link,
it showing like "Access denied",
i think m getting error because of "Filter Suspicious Query Strings"
I don't use Pie Register. My guesses are the things in Server Tweaks, try to disable (one or all of) these things:
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- Filter Suspicious Query Strings
- Prevent long URL strings
I ever had issue to make this plugin work with other, it solved by disable the 2 above (filter suspicious and prevent long url).
Thanks for reply..
i ll disable as per ur instruction,
But let me know this will compromise with security ?
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The video is very true to the book. If you are looking
this video, try checking out the children's department
your local library. We found a copy in the Carnegie Library
of Pittsburgh's Children's collection.
My daughter just loves this film. It a little over 16 minutes long and you may find it included on tapes with other children's programming.
Terry J. Wood
Pittsburgh, PA
I remember watching a movie about a bear named Corduroy Bear and what
happened after he noticed he lost a button on his overalls. This must be
I can't find any other movies that were produced close to the time I was
first grade (when I first saw it). Pretty good frame-by-frame animation
considering the year it was made. If only I could find a tape of this I'd
My rating if I could: 4 out of 4.
I remember watching Corduroy as a child, and I loved it. That little
stuffed bear was the most amazing thing, and I was shocked that they
managed to get a stuffed bear to walk around like this. I watch it
today, and I'm still amazed at how well this was done. It seems like it
would be tricky to constantly switch from a stuffed bear to a costume
character, but it's a seamless change. The story is short, but sweet,
and it's a perfect way to spend 30 minutes.
A little girl goes with her mother to a toy store and has her eye on the perfect bear. Her mother doesn't let her buy it because it's missing a button from it's corduroy overalls. When the store closes, Corduroy the bear goes on an adventure trying to find his missing button in a big department store. He goes riding on a train, and travels as far as the sporting department. Meanwhile the night watchmen at the store constantly hears the noises from the bear and wonders what it could be.
This is just a charming short film. It's interesting to watch a short from the perspective of a stuffed animal, and how small objects look big. It's almost like a realistic version of Toy Story. It seems like it would be hard to make a short film with next to no talking that kids would enjoy, but they did an excellent job. Corduroy is a cute character, and the direction is excellent, and I guess the writing is good, despite the lack of dialogue. The sets are amazing, and the costumed actor playing Corduroy does a good job. It's hard to come up with compliments for this movie, and even hard to find faults, because this is just the quintessential children's short film.
My rating: **** out of ****. 25 mins. Not rated.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
In a big department store in the toy department lived a small stuffed teddy bear. He wore green corduroy overalls, hence his name, Corduroy. Except there was only one button on his overalls. Because of this, nobody wanted him, until one day when a small girl, Lisa, just had to have him, but her mother said no. So she sadly left Corduroy and went home. That night, Corduroy decided to venture out into the store to search for his missing button. He saw what he thought was his button on the control panel for the toy train that ran around the store. He tried twisting it off and accidentally pressed some more buttons, causing the train to come to life and carry Corduroy around the store, but he departs and falls into a bin of beach balls (say that three times fast). The night watchman looks around, because he hears noises. But doesn't find anything. Well, Corduroy accidentally inflates a rubber raft and finds buttons on a mattress! He pulls one off, knocking down a lamp. The night watchman finds him and takes him back to the toy department.
Next morning, Lisa returns to buy Corduroy and at home, she sews a new button on; this is very cute! A wonderful adaption of the book. It was wonderfully made. This is part of a series of live-action adaptions from children's books. Other live-action adventures include: There's A Nightmare in my Closet, A Pocket for Corduroy, and A Boy, A Dog and A Frog. They're also good; Great musical score from Harry Manfredini. We all know him as the composer for the Friday the 13th movies. So in conclusion, this is a very good, cute film! I recommend it, if you can find it.
The only movie to make my daughter cry. She is a tough kid who rarely gets scared at any kid's movie .We loved the book Corduroy and my husband thought it would be a great idea to watch this version available at our local library. Strange is all I can say about it. Instead of the normal music that would accompany a children's program... Corduroy walks around the store late at night to music reminiscent of a horror movie. The representation of Corduroy is a person in a large bear suit who doesn't speak. Creepy to say the least. At one point Corduroy falls from pulling off a button. In this version I believe director had seen too many Tony Scott action flicks because the bear/man drops and rolls out of the way nearly missing a falling lamp.(it's over the top funny). But again it wasn't for my daughter... the music, poor production values and weird characterizations freaked her out. It looks like it was shot as an industrial video. Don't rent it.
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