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HOUSE DIRECTOR FOR CANTON SORORITY: 9 months/yr. 40 hrs/wk. Room & board provided. Supervise cook and housekeeper, do payroll. Private quarters. Bachelor's degree preferred. Ready to work August 20, 2016. Send resume by August 5 to: Linda Kenney, 9 Park Place, Canton, NY 13617.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT & RECRUITING SUPPORT: Clarkson University is the nationally ranked research institution of choice for more than 3,400 enterprising, high-ability undergraduate and graduate students who launch remarkably successful careers. The Career Center at Clarkson University invites applicants to apply for the position of Administrative Assistant & Recruiting Support. The successful candidate will manage front-end operations by serving as primary point of contact for students and visitors, assisting with appointment scheduling, employer recruitment and student events, supporting budget systems, and auxiliary support for surveys and data collection. Minimum qualifications include High School Diploma with a business sequence and at least four years in a client facing or student service role. Strong customer service skills, a positive and outgoing demeanor, strong communication skills, ability to handle multiple tasks and work well in stressful situations. Strong computer skills required. Review of applications will begin immediately and continues until the position is filled. To submit your application, go to www.clarkson.edu/hr and click "Career Opportunities" on the left hand navigation bar. An equal opportunity /affirmative action employer, Clarkson actively seeks and encourages applications from minorities, women and people with disabilities.
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT: Hermon-DeKalb Central School (EO/AAE) is currently accepting applications for the following positions: • Special Education Teacher (secondary) • Science Teacher (secondary - anticipated) • Elementary AIS Teacher Assistant • Teacher Aide (3 positions) • Bus Monitor. Application deadline is August 3, 2016. Applications are available at http://www.hdcsk12.org. Please send application, letter of interest, resume, copies of certification and transcripts to: Mark White, Superintendent of Schools, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, 709 East DeKalb Road, DeKalb Junction, NY 13630. 315-347-3442.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SEARCH - MASSENA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT: Massena Central School District seeks a qualified Elementary School Principal to join our administrative team. This is an eleven month position with salary based on experience. Valid New York State Administrative Certification is required. Applications will be accepted through August 10, 2016 and are available from the District Office or can be downloaded from www.mcs.k12.ny.us. Please include transcripts. All written correspondence should be addressed to Human Resource Department, Massena Central School District, 84 Nightengale Ave., Massena, NY 13662. Please call (315) 764-3700 ext. 3011 for more information.
ERP PROGRAMMER ANALYST 1: Clarkson University is the third smallest nationally ranked research university and the institution of choice for more than 3,400 enterprising, high-ability undergraduate and graduate students. Clarkson University invites applicants to apply for the position of ERP Programmer Analyst 1. The successful candidate will provide application technical support for the development, enhancement, customization and maintenance of Administrative Systems at Clarkson University. Minimum qualifications include an Associate's degree in an IT related field or a High School Diploma with at least 3 years of technical experience in application programming. Knowledge and technical proficiency in SQL scripting, interface programming languages, applications, tools and utilities. Strong analytical and problem solving skills. Ability to provide staff support for business and technical projects, assignments and analysis preferred. Ability to create technical documentation and flowcharts preferred. Ability to work independently on a day-to-day basis. Strong customer service skills. Ability to interface with internal information technology programmer/analyst, business analysts, client users and external vendors. Excellent organization, analytical, interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills. Must possess a willingness to learn and develop skills. Must possess the ability to work in teams and direct supervision. Must be comfortable operating in a collaborative, shared leadership environment. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. To submit your application, go to www.clarkson.edu/hr and click "Career Opportunities" on the left hand navigation bar. An equal opportunity /affirmative action employer, Clarkson University actively seeks and encourages applications from minorities, women and people with disabilities.
ASSISTANT BURSAR: CLARKSON UNIVERSITY is the nationally ranked research institution of choice for more than 3,400 enterprising, high-ability undergraduate and graduate students who launch remarkably successful careers. The Student Administrative Services at Clarkson University invites applicants to apply for the position of Assistant Bursar. Reporting to the Bursar under the Student Administrative Services umbrella, the Assistant Bursar will be responsible for promoting optimal Student Financials PeopleSoft functionality to include, but not limited to, student invoice processing, NYS Tuition Assistance Program Aid processing, accounts' reconciliation, and student accounts and data integrity analysis in accordance to external and internal regulations and policies. To succeed in this role, the Assistant Bursar must be confidant in integrated system technology relative to current and progressive institutional policy, managing collections activity, executing time sensitive projects, and willing to engage in difficult conversations with a customer centered approach. Minimum qualifications include a High School Diploma majoring in a business or computer technology sequence in lieu of a degree with 8-10 years of experience or a Bachelor Degree in Accounting, Business, Computer/Business Systems, or related field. Review of applications will begin immediately and continues until the position is filled. To submit your application, go to www.clarkson.edu/hr and click "Career Opportunities" on the left hand navigation bar.
MASSENA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL is looking for full time LICENSED CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS. Qualifications: Valid NYS Medical Technologist License. Previous experience as a Medical Technologist working in an acute care facility preferred. We offer a competitive benefits package including retirement, health, dental and vision insurance along with vacation, holiday and sick time. Applications can be submitted via our website at www.massenahospital.org. Resumes can be e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com or faxed to (315) 769-4344
THE OGDENSBURG CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT is accepting applications for the following opening for the 2016-17 school year: CERTIFIED TEACHING ASSISTANT(S)- All interested candidates must submit the following to be considered for a position: • Cover Letter • Application (can be obtained in the Superintendent's Office at OFA or downloaded from our school website) • Resumé • Copy of New York State Teaching Assistant Certificate • Original College Transcript(s) • Letters of Reference • Failure to provide all requested materials will result in disqualification of the candidate's application • Application deadline is August 2, 2016 at 2:00pm. All requested materials are to be submitted to: Timothy M. Vernsey, Superintendent of Schools, Ogdensburg City School District, 1100 State Street, Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669.
NORTH COAST OCCUPATIONAL, Physical and Speech Therapy PLLC is seeking part-time/full-time Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists and Speech Therapists to provide services to children in St. Lawrence County in home and school settings. We offer competitive rates and benefits. Interested applicants can email their resume to email@example.com
THE OGDENSBURG CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT is accepting applications for the following opening for the 2016-17 school year: CERTIFIED SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER - All interested candidates must submit the following to be considered for a position: * Cover Letter * Application (can be obtained in the Superintendent's Office at OFA or downloaded from our school website) * Resumé • Copy of New York State Teaching Certificate(s) • Original College Transcript(s) * Letters of Reference * Failure to provide all requested materials will result in disqualification of the candidate's application * Application deadline is August 2, 2016 at 2:00 pm. All requested materials are to be submitted to: Timothy M. Vernsey, Superintendent of Schools, Ogdensburg City School District, 1100 State Street, Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669.
THE OGDENSBURG CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT is accepting applications for the following opening for the 2016-17 school year: CERTIFIED MUSIC TEACHER- All interested candidates must submit the following to be considered for a position: * Cover Letter. * Application (can be obtained in the Superintendent's Office at OFA or downloaded from our school website) * Resumé * Copy of New York State Teaching Certificate(s) * Original College Transcript(s) * Letters of Reference * Failure to provide all requested materials will result in disqualification of the candidate's application * Application deadline is August 2, 2016 at 2:00pm. All requested materials are to be submitted to: Timothy M. Vernsey, Superintendent of Schools, Ogdensburg City School District, 1100 State Street, Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669.
Health Services of Northern New York is currently seeking a full time Payroll Clerk. Applicant must be able to demonstrate Microsoft Excel skills upon interview. Required skills includes either an Associate's Degree in Accounting, Mathematics, or related field or previous payroll experience for one year or more. Please complete application at www.hsnny.com/careers for consideration.
SUNY Potsdam welcomes applications for a full-time Instructional Designer. Selected candidate will support faculty in developing high-quality online learning environments, coordinate course development to ensure on-time completion, and design/implement training for faculty. Required Qualifications: Master's Degree in related field; a minimum of three years' experience in course design, eLearning or distance learning at the college university level. Please refer to the job posting at https://employment.potsdam.edu, U-00149, to review essential job functions and additional qualifications for this position. The position is open until filled.
SOLAR SYSTEMS INSTALLER: Northern Lights Energy, Inc. is hiring a Solar Systems Installer to join our dynamic team of installers in St. Lawrence County. Installers are responsible for successfully and safely installing solar electric systems and residential electrical wiring. We are looking for someone who is: Dependable and Reliable, a Problem-Solver and Learner, and Client Focused. Qualifications: Experience with residential buildings, appliances, lighting, and mechanical equipment. Prior work in one or more construction trades a plus. Completion of building science courses or degree programs a plus. Completion, or in process of completion, of certification from the Building Performance Institute a plus. Understanding of basic building performance principles. To Apply: Send resumes and cover letter to: Tedra Cobb at: email@example.com
BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER: The Massena Housing Authority has an opening for a building maintenance worker - full time employment including On Call rotation. Residency requirement: must live within 45 minutes of MHA and be a resident of St. Lawrence County. Pre-employment physical and drug testing required. Must submit to ongoing random drug testing. Candidates must possess and maintain a driver's license to perform the duties of the position. Work includes but is not limited to: masonry, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, welding, and painting; outdoor seasonal maintenance including plowing and shoveling, mowing and raking; performing preventive maintenance on heating/cooling systems. Candidates should possess knowledge of building and grounds maintenance/repair practices. Ability to follow oral and written instructions, establish and maintain effective working relationships with others, and follow pre-established work safety requirements. Graduation from high school or possession of a high school equivalency diploma is required. Minimum of one (1) year experience in building construction, maintenance, or repair work in one or more of the standard building trades such as carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, masonry, etc. also required. Pay rate is $15.97/hour. AA/EEO - Interested parties should submit a St. Lawrence County Civil Service Application for Employment and a Resume by 08/15/2016 to Massena Housing Authority, 20 Robinson Rd. Massena, NY 13662
The Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam is accepting on-line applications for a vacancy in Crane's growing Music Business program, which offers both a major as one of Crane's music programs and minor options for music majors and non-music majors. The candidate selected for this tenure-track faculty position (academic rank and salary open depending on credentials and experience of successful applicant) will coordinate the music business program, advise students, teach core music business courses, and other course offerings appropriate to the candidate's credentials and experience. Contributions toward student recruitment and retention, program marketing, service activities and continued professional engagement are expected. Master's degree in music, MBA, JD, or equivalent credential, required; experience in the music business industry, successful teaching experience (preferably at the college level), and/or completed doctoral degree preferred. Position open to candidates from a wide range of prior experiences/areas of expertise including products/retail, arts administration, art management, recording technology, etc.). Selected candidate will be expected to possess communication and interpersonal skills sufficient to work effectively with an increasingly diverse array of students and colleagues. January 2017 (spring semester) start date preferred; later start date negotiable. To apply, visit employment.potsdam.edu, job posting U-00152. For full consideration, applications must be received by August 29, 2016.
PARALEGAL/LEGAL ASSISTANT Financial and/or bankruptcy knowledge a plus. Must be able to handle multiple interruptions and maintain a professional attitude. Salary commensurate with experience. Email your resume with references to email@example.com; Attention: Neil T. Bhatt; Lekki Hill Duprey and Bhatt, P.C.
CITIZEN ADVOCATES, INC. has a Part Time opening for a DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL. Help support people with care and everyday activities in their home and in the community. Must be patient, flexible, and motivated. Light housekeeping and cooking as necessary. Need critical thinking skills and a positive attitude. Morning shifts, evenings, weekends. High School diploma or GED required. Send resume to Director of Human Resources, PO Box 608, Malone, NY 12953 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com For more info or to complete an online application go to: citizenadvocates.net. EOE
HEUVELTON CENTRAL SCHOOL is accepting applications for the following anticipated position for the 2016-2017 school year: • Anticipated Teaching Assistant position for Physical Education Program – duties will include assisting the Elementary PE Teacher with K-4 and 6th grade PE program and organizing recess activities for K-5. Send completed application, letter of interest, resume, and official college transcripts, three current letters of recommendation, and copy of certification to Tessa Herron, District Clerk, 87 Washington Street, Heuvelton, NY 13654. Deadline: August 5, 2016. Application and information about HCS District may be found at http://heuvelton.schoolfusion.us.
CARPENTER WANTED w/experience in home repair, roofing, siding, doors, windows, etc. Willing to travel within 50 miles of Canton. Valid NYS license. Full time work. Some nights and weekends. Pay depending upon experience. Contact Les Baker, (315) 439-0811 or (315) 262-2150 for interview.
TEEN INTERVENE COORDINATOR: The Seaway Valley Prevention Council for Alcohol/Substance Abuse Prevention, Inc. is accepting applications for a full time, position as the Teen Intervene Coordinator. A Bachelors' degree in education, public health or a related field is required. Candidate should also be able to work well with students/adolescents ages 12-18, provide prevention counseling to 'at risk' youth and work directly with school district families and communities. Interested persons please submit a cover letter and resume by Friday, July 29th to Larry Calkins, Council Director, Seaway Valley Prevention Council, 206 Ford Street, Suite 301, Ogdensburg NY 13669 or via email, email@example.com, or by fax at 315-713-4508.
DRUG FREE SCHOOL/EXTENDED School Day Grant Facilitator: The Seaway Valley Prevention Council for Alcohol/Substance Abuse Prevention, Inc., is accepting applications for a full time, grant funded position as a Drug Free School/Extended School Day Grant Facilitator. Candidate will employ a variety of intervention strategies to engage youth in an after school program. Bachelor's degree in education or relevant experience in related field. Candidate should also: be able to work well with students/adolescents, direct discussion groups. Interested persons please submit a cover letter and resume by July 29, 2016 to Larry Calkins, Council Director, Seaway Valley Prevention Council, 206 Ford Street, Suite 301, Ogdensburg, NY 13669 or via email, email@example.com, or by fax at 315-713-4508.
HEUVELTON CENTRAL SCHOOL is accepting applications for the following anticipated position for the 2016-2017 school year: • Opening for a Vocal Music Teacher: Full time tenure track position at Heuvelton Central School Responsibilities include music instruction for K-12 students and Middle & High School choruses beginning September 1, 2016. NYS Certification required. Send completed application, letter of interest, resume, official college transcripts, three current letters of reference, and copy of certification to Tessa Herron, District Clerk, 87 Washington Street, Heuvelton, NY 13654. Deadline: August 5, 2016. Application and information about HCS District may be found at http://heuvelton.schoolfusion.us as well as additional information about the district on the Heuvelton Central School Facebook page.
Little River Community School is seeking someone to teach a high school Spanish 2 class for three hours a week. Please send a letter of interest to firstname.lastname@example.com.
1844 House seeking PT Server
Evenings and weekends required. e-mail resume to firstname.lastname@example.com or stop in between 2-4 Tues. -Fri. for an application.
Retail sales:The Isle Of You now hiring part time sales clerk for immediate and fall positions. Open interviews Tuesday July 26 from 3:00-4:30 Resume suggested.
Restaurant: Maxfields, Cactus Grill, Mama Lucia
now hiring for immediate and Fall(Front of the house)
bartenders, servers, bussers, runners hosts. (Back of the house) line cooks, pizza chefs, dish washers, prep cooks...Open interviews :Tuesday 7/26 at Maxfields 11-2, Resume suggested
Restaurant: Mama Lucia, Potsdam. Now hiring assistant manager/ host. Must have *strong work ethic *leadership skills *prior restaurant experience *Able to work 4-9, 5 days a week *Open interviews Wednesday July 27th, 11-2 at Mama Lucia. *Resume recommended
POTSDAM CENTRAL SCHOOL POSITIONS Available 2016-2017: * Part-time Food Service Helper • Boys' JV & Modified Basketball Coaches • Boys' Modified Socker Coach. An application is available by contacting Davida Martin at the Office of the Supt., 29 Leroy St., Potsdam, NY, 13676, 315-265-2000 ext. 733 or https://sites.google.com/a/potsdam.k12.ny.us/home/employment
Application deadline: July 29, 2016
CITIZEN ADVOCATES, INC., North Star Behavioral Health has an excellent opportunity for a PHOENIX PROJECT INTENSIVE CARE COORDINATOR to work with families, providing assistance in home and negotiating systems for each family. • Will be responsible for creatively engaging the family, as well as ensuring the development and implementation of an integrated Family Treatment Plan. • Will coordinate team meetings, facilitate communication among providers, assure scheduling and follow through with appointments, and be responsible for outcome measurement and reporting. • Will develop a unique flex schedule and work closely with a team of providers to allow for necessary crisis intervention and planning. This position will serve families throughout Franklin County. Master's degree in health or human services and two years experience or Bachelor's degree in one of the above fields, and four years experience providing direct services, or providing linkage to services, for children with mental health or substance use diagnosis. Competitive compensation and full agency benefits, discussed at interview. Send Cover Letter and Resume to Director of Human Resources, PO Box 608, Malone, NY 12953 or email: email@example.com EOE
CITIZEN ADVOCATES, INC. Ð North Star Behavior Health Services has a new position for a MALE YOUTH MENTOR to provide services to local at-risk youth. • Will provide mentoring services to area youth with the Department of Social Services. • To provide detailed documentation for all mentoring services and contacts. • Must possess a valid NYS driver's license. 2 years working with youth. • Full benefits including: Health Insurance, Matching 401k, paid time off. Send resume to: Director of Human Resources, PO Box 608, Malone, NY 12953 or email: email@example.com. To complete online application go to: www.citizenadvocates.net. EOE
ASSISTANT FRONT-END SUPERVISOR Potsdam Co-op. We are looking for an organized, detail oriented, strong communicator with supervisory experience, excellent customer service, and an interest in natural foods. Will be responsible for staffing, training, and general oversight of the front end staff and operations. Must have excellent customer service skills and be comfortable with cash handling. See website (potsdamcoop.com) for job description, applications available in store.
CITIZEN ADVOCATES, INC.: NORTH STAR BEHAVIOR HEALTH SERVICES has an opening for a caring, detail oriented PARENT MENTOR/SKILL BUILDER to work with individuals who are referred by the Department of Social Services. The Mentor will work with their assigned consumers towards meeting the goals in their service plans, assist their consumers with connecting to community resources and link them to services that are available. Candidates must have a valid NYS driver's license, clean driving record and reliable transportation, as you will be required to transport consumers in your personal vehicle. Mentors must demonstrate flexibility with scheduling to meet the needs of the consumer's needs. Mentors are responsible for completing weekly and monthly documentation in a timely manner. Candidates must be a parent and possess a high school diploma. 30 hours a week, salary discussed at interview. Full agency benefits are available and will be discussed at time of interview. Send resume to; Director of Human Resources, PO Box 608, Malone, NY 12953 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com to complete an online application go to: www.citizenadvocates.net EOE
MARRA'S HOMECARE INC. is seeking a full-time Customer Service Representative. As CSR, you will be responsible for performing all tasks related to the intake of patient/customer information regarding durable medical equipment and respiratory service and supplies. Job Responsibilities: •Project a positive impression of Marra's Homecare. •Processes paperwork,confirms tickets, inputs new patient set-ups •Verifies Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance coverage information. •Provides service for all retail/walk-in equipment request. Job Requirements: •High school diploma or GED equivalent •Employment is contingent upon a drug and background check. •Strong customer service experience. Preferred Requirements: •Experience in medical field and administrative record management. •Knowledge of Medical terminology. •Knowledge of medical billing practices. •Knowledge of billing reimbursement. •Knowledge of insurance policies.
Fax 315 265-0861, mail or Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Attn: Carl Marras Homecare Inc., 201 Market St, Potsdam NY 13679. Marra's Homecare is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Madrid-Waddington Central School District accepting applications for: 1.0 FTE Elementary Teacher, NYS certification required. Start date of September 1, 2016. Applications available online at www.mwcsk12.org or call 322-5746, ext. 221 for info. Mail applications to: Eric Burke, Superintendent, Madrid-Waddington Central School, P.O. Box 67, Madrid, New York 13660. Application deadline: July 28, 2016. MWCS is an affirmative action, EOE.
DUNN PAPER is seeking a LICENSED NYS CLASS A (CDL) TRUCK DRIVER to fill a position in their Gouverneur, NY plant. Duties will include but not limited to: loading and unloading trailers and rail cars, operate front-end loader, plow and sander. Must be able to work scheduled and unscheduled overtime that will include holidays and weekends. Send cover letter, resume, three work references to: Dunn Paper HR Dept., 4921 Route 58 North, Gouverneur, NY 13642 by 7/22/16.
EXPERIENCED CARPENTER needed. Drop off your resume or obtain an application at J.E. Sheehan Contracting Corp., 208 Sissonville Rd., Potsdam. E.O.E.
COLLEGE ASSOCIATION, INC. currently has several openings. FOOD SERVICE ASSOCIATES (three full time positions)-Under the supervision of Dining management, Food Service Associates are responsible for preparation, portioning, set up and service of all menu items assigned, following standardized recipes to provide quality food service for students and patrons. Food service experience preferred. The starting salary for this position is $9.75/hour and includes a benefit package. Retail Food Associates (one part time and two temporary)-Under the direction of the Retail Dining Manager, Retail Food Associates are responsible for preparation, portioning, set up and service of all menu items, following established standards to provide quality food service for students and patrons. Food Service experience is preferred. The starting salary for this position is $9.75/hour. Dining Service Floater Associate (one full time)-Under the direction of Dining Management, Dining Floaters are responsible for preparation, portioning, set up and service of all menu items assigned, following standardized recipes to provide quality food service for students and patrons. Dining Floaters may be assigned to the dining center, retail operations or catering as needed. The starting salary for this position is $10.50/hour and includes a benefit package. Send resumes to Karen McAuliffe, Human Resource and Administrative Manager, College Association, Inc. SUNY Canton, 34 Cornell Drive, Canton, NY 13617 or at email@example.com. College Association, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All offers of employment are subject to the applicant successfully passing a background (including criminal records) check.
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER. Vacancies for Elementary and Secondary level. Complete job description and application online at www.olasjobs.org/northern. Gouverneur CSD is an EOE.
The State University of New York at Potsdam is accepting online applications for the position of Assistant Vice President (AVP) for Communications. Responsibilities include coordination and supervision of the Office of College Communications as well as the development and implementation of a College integrated marketing strategy. The AVP will oversee and work to facilitate efficient and effective internal and external communication efforts, manage the institutional identity, and take a leadership role in collaborative recruitment, retention and fundraising efforts. The AVP will work closely with departments and constituents to coordinate communications strategies across the University. The AVP will report to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement and is the chief marketing and creative services professional for the University. Please review further job responsibilities listed in the on-line posting. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, public relations, journalism or related field; Proven oral and written communication skills; 5-10 years of progressive and successful marketing leadership experience; Ability to plan and produce all aspects of marketing responsibilities in a timely and cost-effective manner; Excellent interpersonal and team building skills; Ability to work with a wide variety of people in a collaborative way; Demonstration of broad functional experience in market development, market research, ROI, and data analysis; Experience in leading successful comprehensive marketing campaigns; and Experience in brand and reputation development. Preferred qualifications: Master's degree in marketing or related discipline; experience in higher education; Experience in developing and executing successful integrated marketing and recruiting strategies; Data analysis in a higher education or similar environment; Understanding of inbound marketing, campaign management, workflows, and customer relationship management; Experience leading digital marketing, web development and management, direct marketing, advertising, public relations, event marketing, social media, and creative services. Selected candidate must possess communication and interpersonal skills sufficient to work effectively with an increasingly diverse array of students and colleagues. To apply visit https://employment.potsdam.edu, job posting U-00140.
SUNY Potsdam Student Health Services is hiring for a 9 or 10 month Nurse Practitioner position to serve a diverse, college-aged population. Strong interpersonal communication and an interest in teaching young adults how to manage health and wellness are important skills for the successful candidate. Benefits include DEA certificate and CME coverage is available. New York State's excellent retirement and health insurance package augments a salary based upon experience. Master's in Nursing Certified Nurse Practitioner is required. Experience with diverse population and experience with college population is preferred. For further details and/or to apply, go to https://employment.potsdam.edu, posting U-00146.
Perform a variety of duties to include repair and maintenance to the hotel building and grounds. Email resume to email@example.com or stop in at 6000 US RT 11, Canton, for an application.
Ogdensburg Warehouse help: Strader-Ferris International, a customs broker and freight forwarder, is looking for a new team member. Experience in shipping, receiving, pick and pack, export documentation, forklift operation required. Salary position, M-F, days. Send resume to email@example.com.
Licensed Occupational Therapist wanted for Skilled Nursing Facility. Full time or Part time. Please contact Highland Nursing Home, Inc., 182 Highland Rd., Massena, NY 13662. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com,
Phone: 315-769-9956
HAIRSTYLIST OPENING FOR part time/full time. MASSAGE THERAPIST also needed. Apply in person at Laurie's Casual Cuts, 12 South Main St., Norwood.
NOW HIRING DANCE INSTRUCTORS: Body Shop Fitness & Salon's Step It Out Dance Studio in Potsdam has immediate openings for dance instructors of all disciplines for varied age groups: Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical and more. The ideal candidate will have experience teaching in the dance style they inquire upon. Classes run September to May with a performance the first week in June. Instructor will need to be available to teach the full season. Schedules are set in advance for weekday evening and weekend classes depending on studio & instructors availability. Send a resume, cover letter (specify discipline of interest) & references to:email@example.com
MASSENA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT: Massena Central School District is in search of two (2) two-hour per day cafeteria monitors assigned at J. W. Leary Jr. High School. Applications will be accepted through July 22, 2016 and are available from the District Office or can be downloaded from www.mcs.k12.ny.us. Address correspondence to Human Resource Office, Massena Central School District, 84 Nightengale Ave., Massena, NY 13662. Please call (315) 764-3700 ext. 3011 with questions.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR 2016-2017: POTSDAM CENTRAL SCHOOL -- English to Speakers of Other Languages Teacher; Certified Teacher Assistant; Teacher Aide. An application is available by contacting Davida Martin at the Office of the Supt., 29 Leroy St., Potsdam, NY, 13676, (315) 265-2000 ext:733 or https://sites.google.com/a/potsdam.k12.ny.us/home/employment Application deadline: July 22, 2016.
PARISHVILLE-HOPKINTON CSD has the following openings: Part-time Teaching position with certification in General Science with a second science or health certification preferred; Coaches in Boys' Modified Soccer, Boys' Varsity and Modified Basketball, and Boys' Varsity Baseball Deadline for applications is 07/25/2016. Please contact: Superintendent's Office, Parishville-Hopkinton C.S.D., P.O. Box 187, Parishville, NY 13672.
CED is looking for an Smart, Disciplined, Hard working and Ethical person for a Admin/Inside sales role with a growing company. Experience with Electrical is helpful but not necessary. Candidate will need to be proficient with computers and well organized. Responsibilities are not limited to the Admin/inside sales role as that role will grow with the candidate. E-mail resumé to Sean at email@example.com
Sincere, dedicated LPN for small Dr. office in Massena. Must be professional, and computer literate. Dynamic with others, and understanding of office operations. Part time. please send resume to 315-769-6740 Thank you.
SEEKING SHIFT MANAGER ARBY'S POTSDAM. Fri., July 1, 2016 at 11:42 AM.
Looking for a candidate who is hard working, reliable and responsible. Management experience preferred although not necessary. We will fully train in all aspects of the business. Excellent starting pay. Full Time. Please stop by the store and speak to Jessica - General Manager.
Full Time MEDICAL BILLER position available for a busy, multiple physician practice. Looking for a detail oriented individual, experienced in all aspects of medical billing, EOB posting, claim reconciliation and collections. Requires excellent written and verbal communication skills and attention to detail. Previous experience as a Medical Biller preferred. Must be organized and professional. Must be able to work independently and be responsive to a team-oriented environment. Position offers a competitive benefit package. To apply to join our team download an application from http://slha-ny.com/employment.html. ; Please send your completed application and resume to St. Lawrence Health Alliance, 3 Lyon Place, Ogdensburg, NY 13669, ATTN: Human Resources; Fax application to 315-713-6149; or Email to email@example.com.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT for Curriculum and Instruction vacancy at Gouverneur CSD to start 11/1/16. Complete job description and application online at www.olasjobs.org/northern. Gouverneur CSD is an EOE.
MASSENA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL is seeking candidates for DIRECTOR OF MED/SURG/PEDS/ICU/EKG/STRESS LAB. The Director is required to possess a broad knowledge of the healthcare system and patient populations. Will report to the Chief Nursing Executive and is part of the management team. Must be driven to achieve continuous improvement and possess excellent leadership skills with responsibilities to include; the overall operations of the assigned nursing units, the delivery of efficient, high quality patient care and services 24/7, and the development of systems and procedures necessary for daily operations. The Director will provide the training, information and support to solve problems and accomplish assigned objectives; foster/develop an environment of patient centered care; recommend strategies to improve services; reach established goals, maintain satisfactory outcomes and contribute to profitability. Must be a team builder/leader and experienced working within a team based environment, and supportive of professional development. Minimum qualifications include: Associates Degree in Nursing, Bachelor's Degree in Nursing started within 1 year of hire. NYS RN license. Preferred qualifications include: previous experience in a leadership/management position with increasing responsibility, minimum of 5 years experience in an acute care setting, Critical care experience, Meditech knowledge, Experience and knowledge of operations, including staffing and scheduling, budget management, workflow planning and staff development. Please send resume to: HR Department, Massena Memorial Hospital, One Hospital Drive, Massena, NY 13662; Fax: 315-769-4344; email: firstname.lastname@example.com or apply on line www.massenahospital.org EOE.
BOOKKEEPER: Must be proficient in QuickBooks accounting program, Excel and Word. Must have payroll,sales tax,accounts receivable and payable experience along with the ability to multi task. Please send resume to: email@example.com
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NAPA AUTO PARTS WEEKEND manager. Looking for outgoing, self-motivated individual with auto parts experience. Can be a part time (weekends only) or full time position with delivery duties. Must have clean license. Apply at Napa Auto Parts, 5674 SH 56, Potsdam.
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I know iPhones (and iPads) run on ARM processors, which are little-endian by default (and iOS on itself is little-endian according to the Wikipedia page); however, ARM processors supposedly have the ability to switch between little-endian and big-endian. How possible is this and how does it work?
Endianness isn't something that end users have any real interaction with - but here is a 10,000 foot summary of what this means for users of Apple products.
In a nutshell - endianness for an internal processor is the same as the writing direction for a language. When you look at letters of an english text, we all agree to start on the top left and read first right then down. Other languages start on the right and read to the left and some even read down first before moving left or right.
It doesn't really matter to a user if the bits in an internal representation of an address or number gets stored little endian or big endian. In fact OS X on a Mac adheres to a big-endian representation and iOS adheres to little-endian ordering. This fact doesn't in any way mean that the two devices can't work together properly. This works because this representation only happens internally and doesn't get exposed to us as users.
even if you think you do not need to know the endianness someone might do. No need to explain why someone does not need it because you may do not know the context. The question is not "do I need to know endianness" but rather "is it big- or little endian". So concentrate on the subject please!
Having said that probably it is the best practice if we do not re-invent the wheel and just rely on the macros Apple provides for this. The reason is because they have spend quite some time to optimize these macros and made sure that works well with the simulator as well as on Mac, iPhone and all of their OS' and hardware.
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Bayou Industrial Group In her luncheon presentation, guest speaker Simone Theriot, executive director of local coastal advocacy group Restore or Retreat, described the Third Delta project and the local area's urgent need for action to stop the catastrophi
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Houma-Terrebonne Chamber The skills gap represents the skills an individual brings to a job versus the skills an employer says are needed to perform the job. In an effort to help the business community hire skilled employees, the Houma-Terrebonne Chamber
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Advances and Declines in the Rural Working Poor: Complementing Traditional Econometric Results with Case Analysis
We employ a multi-method approach to more fully explore determinants of greater than expected rural county-level increases and decreases in the proportion of working poor in four states. An econometric model by Anderson, Goe, and Weng (2007) using 1990 and 2000 Census data in the North Central region of the U.S. supplies the error terms to identify our outlier counties. We show that counties performing better than expected may be more self-reliant than counties performing worse than expected (Michigan), that regional attributes contribute greatly to overall performance (Ohio), that the structure of local employment patterns also influences outcomes (Missouri), while devolution of federal government and long-term commuting patterns may also affect outcomes (South Dakota). Future efforts should attempt to replicate these research strategies and may serve to inform the direction of best practice in federal data collection efforts.
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Here is the exact situation that got me thinking about this.
I have function that automatically generates the next logical item number. Part of that item number includes the year that the item number was created. We are now in the year 2010 so the most significant portion of the date (for the purposes of my item number) is "10" and is two characters long. If my program would happen to be executed in 2009, the way that it is current coded, I would get a bad item number because my system is expecting a two digit date (10) not a single digit (9).
My question is not at all about my specific situation and if it is a good idea to be doing this kind of string manipulation or not :) but more on the principle that is stated in my title. Is it a bad idea to write software that will not function properly if ran in history? Have you encountered a similar situation and what route did you take and why?


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Posted a time of 23:34.32 to pace the Trojans with a 23rd place finish at the NCAA Southeast Regionals … Earned Second-Team All-Conference accolades by finishing 14th at SAC Championships, while posting a time of 19:42.93 … Paced the Trojans with a 19th-place effort (23:53.29) at Furman Classic … Led AU by crossing the line in fourth with a time of 18:29.6 at Royals Challenge … Crossed the line in eighth place at Royals Twilight in Charlotte in a time of 19:27.0 … Finished 17th with a time of 23:34.5 at Charlotte 49er Invitational … Brought home sixth place with a time of 19:25.37 at the Lenoir-Rhyne Invitational.
Paced the Trojans in four events … In her collegiate debut, paced AU fifth-place finish at USC Upstate's Eye Opener with a 7th-place finish in a time of 20:01.56 … Led the Trojans again at the Winthrop Invitational with a 10th-place showing in a time of 19:28.43 … Led the way for the third consecutive outing and claimed 20th at the Charlotte Invitational in a time of 23:00.8 … Paced squad for the third consecutive outing and claimed 20th in a season-best time of 19:18.1 en route to claiming 42nd place at the Royals Challenge … Crossed the line in 17th (20:21.3) at the SAC Championships … Led the Trojans and placed 44th at NCAA Southeast Regionals in a time of 23:41.9 … Also competed on the women's track and field squad.
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Also competed in track and field and basketball … As a sophomore, helped lead her 4x800 relay team to third place in the region … As a junior, placed third in the 4A cross country regionals with the team finishing second overall … Placed second in 1,600 meter run as a junior, with the 4x800 relay squad finishing second in the region … Placed second as senior in cross country 4A regionals and second in the 1,600 meters.
Born on May 22, 1995 … Daughter of Thomas and Sonya Gardner … Majoring in Education.


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NFL Team Report - San Diego Chargers - INSIDE SLANT
Six down, five to go.
That's one way for the San Diego Chargers to look at where they are this season as they prepare to greet the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday in a key December game for both squads.
The Bengals are cruising along in the AFC North with a two-game divisional lead, something the Chargers wish they had themselves.
Instead they are among a half-dozen teams entering the week with a 5-6 record, with five games remaining.
Working in the Chargers' favor is that four of the five are at Qualcomm Stadium.
Also, the wind is at their back in that they are coming off a stirring victory over the Chiefs, handing that AFC West foe its first home loss of the season.
But that big victory means squat unless the Chargers follow it up with a win over the Bengals on Sunday.
It won't be easy what with the offensive weapons the Bengals have to offer and a Chargers defense which is on its heels when not chasing ball-carriers toward the end zone.
"I think you just need to be sound in everything you do," Chargers coach Mike McCoy said. "They make a lot of big plays in all three phases so we just need to do our job."
Quarterback Philip Rivers' job is to stay even-keeled. While he understands the Chargers are coming off a big win, the realist in him knows the team has lost three of its last four games.
"I really think it's one of the things I learned early as an NFL player that I try to use often is, being able to manage the emotional highs and lows in this league is very key to being able to stay in the right mental focus week-to-week," Rivers said. "We've had to handle the lows three weeks in a row, those last couple, and then now we have to handle a high and all of a sudden not think that was easy, because that was hard."
Some speculate the Chargers might have to win five in a row to qualify for the playoffs to break a three-year skid of being postseason-free.
But on the way to winning five in a row, the Chargers have to win two in a row and that is the task come Sunday.
"It was hard to go find a way to win that game," Rivers said. "I think realizing that and having the same approach this week will give us the best chance to win two in a row."
SERIES HISTORY: 32nd regular-season meeting. Chargers lead series, 19-12. The Chargers are coming off a stirring comeback in the win over the Chiefs but few games will match the one they had when defeating the Chiefs in 2006. The Chargers trailed, in Cincinnati, 28-7 at halftime. But they scored a team record 42 points in the second half to rally for a 49-41 victory. The teams have met but once in the playoffs, and it was in the epic Freezer Bowl, one of the coldest games in the NFL history. The great Chargers teams of the Dan Fouts era saw a golden chance to reach a Super Bowl slip away when they fell in the 1981 AFC Championship Game, 27-7.
NFL Team Report - San Diego Chargers - NOTES, QUOTES
--Chargers offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt has the utmost respect for veteran Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer.
"Just like any defensive coordinator, he has his schemes whether they are blitzes or dogs," Whisenhunt said. "He does the A-Gap pressures, which you have to be prepared for. He does a number of different things. He gives you multiple looks. It doesn't help that he has some pretty good edge pass rushers. That always helps. And he has some physical linebackers in there. They are a very coordinated group. They understand what they are trying to do to pressure you. You have to be buttoned up as far as how you are going to handle it."
--There is open competition among the Chargers cornerbacks as the secondary continues to struggle.
"We're taking it as the week goes right now," defensive coordinator John Pagano said. "They're all competing. Really, in my eyes, they're all starters. Everybody's got to be accountable out there and everybody's got to get ready to play.
"We've got a nice little competition going right now back there and how it shapes out at the end of the week and how we see it as a staff, you'll see who comes out. It could be goal line. It could be some situation where certain guys aren't even out there on the package. So it's really not about who starts, but it's about getting eleven guys out there playing together and competing at the same time."
-- Quarterback Philip Rivers threw for 392 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's win over the Chiefs. It was his fourth game with at least 390 passing yards this season. Rivers Dan Marino (1984) and Joe Montana (1990) for the most such games in a single season.
-- Running back Danny Woodhead has career-best in catches (59), receiving yards (469) and touchdown catches (five). He also leads all running backs in those categories.
-- Wide receiver Keenan Allen said he learned a lot about running routes from the Bengals' Marvin Jones; the two were teammates at the University of California. Allen was a good student as he leads all rookies with 50 receptions and 737 receiving yards. If Allen gets 10 catches over the final five games, he will surpass LaDainian Tomlinson's mark, set in 2001, for most receptions by a Chargers rookie.
-- The Chargers, coming off a big win, and still having a tough time winning over a reluctant fan base. The Chargers could become the first NFL team to have a home game blacked out this season, as nearly 6,000 tickets were still available on Wednesday. The team had four games blacked out last season.
-- The Chargers are honoring their 1963 team, which won the only league title in franchise history when it defeated the Boston Patriots for the AFL championship. The team will be inducted into the ring of honor and a banner signifying the accomplishment will be flown at all home games.
BY THE NUMBERS: 25 -- Number of 10-play drives the Chargers have produced, which is tied for the second-most in the NFL.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "Hopefully it can plunge us forward with four of our final five games at home" -- Quarterback Philip Rivers, on what Sunday's dramatic win over Kansas City could do as the Chargers enter their final five games.
NFL Team Report - San Diego Chargers - STRATEGY AND PERSONNEL
The Chargers are having open competition in the defensive backfield, and yes you read that right.
Despite the schedule reaching December, the Chargers are still unsettled in the secondary.
Derek Cox was benched in three of his past four games and the high-priced free agent is no guarantee to start on Sunday. He could be replaced by either Johnny Patrick or Richard Marshall.
It appears Shareece Wright, the other starter at cornerback, will be with the first unit. Then again, after regularly getting burned, that's no slam dunk.
The safeties seem safe. Well, at least one of them seems to be -- Eric Weddle -- although he has slumped as year. Marcus Gilchrist, a first-year starter, has trouble but the depth behind him isn't considered any better, and it lacks more experience.
--TE Antonio Gates became the fourth player at his position to catch 700 passes and have more than 9,000 receiving yards.
--WR Seyi Ajirotutu was the star in Kansas City with his go-ahead touchdown catch in the final 30 seconds. Ajirotutu has had three different stints with the Chargers and despite his sporadic appearances, he has formed a strong relationship with QB Philip Rivers. Their connection could lead to Ajirotutu getting more playing time.
--WR Vincent Brown hasn't gotten better as the year progresses, and that has some Chargers staff concerned. After being injured for most of his first two years, this is in some ways Brown's rookie season. But he has been sloppy on his routes and several times haven't been on the same wave length as QB Philip Rivers.
--ILB Manti Te'o continues to absorb his learning curve. He played a tad better on Sunday, but he is still often out of position and/or gets run over by blockers.
--OLB Reggie Walker, an undrafted free agent, is making the most of his opportunity with all the injuries that have hit that position. Walker is tied with Tom Keiser for the team lead with four sacks.
--T Kenny Wiggins was signed to the practice squad.
--LT King Dunlap (neck) still isn't working and could be down for another week.
--TE Antonio Gates (hamstring) was given the day off -- thought to be a precautionary move.
--C Nick Hardwick (neck) was given a rest day -- he will start on Sunday.
--RB Ryan Mathews (ankle) didn't participate but he isn't walking with a limp -- he should go on Sunday.
--WR Eddie Royal (toe, chest) didn't practice but is expected to play on Sunday.
--S Darrell Stuckey (concussion) has yet to be cleared to return to practice.
--OLB Jarret Johnson (hand) was a limited participant; he was close last week and could play on Sunday.
GAME PLAN: The Chargers, in their five wins, did something they must do again come Sunday -- score a lot of points to cover up for a shoddy defense.
That was never more true than when they slapped 41 points on the Chiefs. The Chargers defense is challenged even against the Chiefs' pedestrian offense, so it is imperative that the Chargers' offense rolls against the Bengals.
No going for field goals; no getting shy on fourth-and-short situations near midfield. The Chargers must lean on their offense to compensate for the defense, so let quarterback Philip Rivers do his thing and get out of the way.
The Chargers found a new weapon in second-year tight end Ladarius Green and they must use him. The Chargers found new faith in running back Ryan Mathews. They must stick the ball in his gut. The Chargers have an exciting rookie in wide receiver Keenan Allen. They must send him deep.
This will be a game in which the Chargers' offense must carry the day, especially considering what the Bengals' offense is capable of. This should be a high-scoring affair -- or should be if the Chargers want to have their best chance of winning.
MATCHUPS TO WATCH: Chargers pass defense, which includes a secondary not playing with any confidence vs. a Bengals passing game that includes targets such of wide receivers A.J. Green and Marvin Lewis and tight end Jermaine Gresham. The Chargers have burn marks from their game in Kansas City, but those are administered on a weekly basis. The secondary is young and not very good -- a bad combination. There could be new starters in it as cornerback Derek Cox hasn't played up to the level the Chargers expected when awarding him a $20 million contract.
Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton has some tempting receivers, especially the tandem of Green and Lewis. The back end could get some help if the front seven attacks the pocket with more urgency -- and maybe that happens with the return of outside linebacker Jarret Johnson. The secondary sure hopes so.
--Chargers' resurgent running game, led by Ryan Mathews vs. a Bengals run defense that is missing Pro Bowl tackle Geno Atkins -- Mathews has been solid this season -- when the coaches have believed in him. He's the AFC's third-leading rusher with 721 yards and has added three touchdowns. But he's not alone as the Chargers also use Danny Woodhead, and on occasion, Ronnie Brown.
If the Chargers establish the running game, the play-action opens up for quarterback Philip Rivers and so does the passing game. Losing Atkins was a killer for the Bengals, but their run defense still allows 108 yards a game, which is ranked 10th in the league. Linebacker Vontaze Burfict is likely headed to the Pro Bowl as he's among the league's leaders in tackles. And Rey Maualuga is expected to return from his knee injury. The key will be the Chargers' makeshift offensive line getting to the second level of blockers, i.e. Burfict and Maualuga, to open up the running lanes. That's especially true for Mathews, as his moves don't have much wiggle to them.


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Southeastern Connecticut is bracing for a day of heavy rain expected to pound the region starting this afternoon, bringing an estimated 3 to 5 inches of rain, including stretches when 1 to 2 inches of rain per hour could fall, the National Weather Service said in a briefing Wednesday.
Rain is expected to become heavy starting about 2 p.m. today and running through Friday morning, with steady rain ending Friday afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for all of New London County from 8 a.m. today through 8 a.m. Saturday.
Winds of 20 to 30 mph are expected along the coast, with gusts of 40 to 50 mph. Inland winds are expected to range from 15 to 25 mph, with gusts of 30 to 40 mph.
Norwich Emergency Management Director Gene Arters said the system is similar to the March 2010 storms that caused major flooding throughout the region, as a major storm followed several soaking rain storms.
The Yantic River in Norwich is prone to flooding in several heavily developed areas, including Norwichtown and Yantic. In 2010, several feeder streams into the Yantic also flooded in low-lying residential areas.
Arters urged all residents in flood-prone areas to prepare for the storm and recommended all residents prepare their basements for potential flooding by removing valuables and securing appliances.
Flood stage in the Yantic River is 9 feet. The National Weather Service projected the worse-case scenario showing the river reaching up to 12 to 14 feet in the overnight hours tonight into Friday morning. Moderate flooding occurs at 11 feet.
Arters said officials at the newly renovated Norwichtown Commons are preparing to install the shopping plaza's flood gates.
In 2010, the Nutmeg Companies at 31 New London Turnpike, located on a low-lying river bank property near the shopping plaza, set up a floodwater wall with concrete blocks and sandbags along the river bank. But the property was deluged when a wall of water crashed through the rear wall of a storage building that had been part of the flood wall.
Nutmeg co-owner Evert Gawendo said Wednesday that the storage building wall has been reinforced, and the company already moved flood blocks into place along the river for last Friday's heavy rain. He is confident the flood wall will hold.
The Yantic was at 4 feet Wednesday afternoon behind Nutmeg. Last Friday, the 4½ inches of rain raised it to 8 feet. Gawendo said the Nutmeg property floods at 12 feet, but the river could rise fast with the ground already saturated — as happened in 2010.
Groton Emergency Management Director Joseph Sastre said the anticipated conditions create the possibility of flooding on low-lying roads and in basements and of overflowing rivers.
"I think there's a good possibility (of flooding) simply because the ground is already saturated with all the rain we have had in the past week," he said. "I don't think the ground is going to be able to absorb more."
Small brooks, such as Whitford Brook in Old Mystic, are already at higher water levels than normal due to last week's rain, he said.
The anticipated conditions are similar to the ones experienced in March 2010, Sastre said. While he said it would not necessarily reach that level of flooding, he was "concerned because the precursors are there."
Anticipated wind gusts add a second concern: the potential for utility outages.
"When you have windy conditions and sopping wet grounds, trees and telephone poles tend to fall over," Sastre said.
The department of emergency services is aware of the situation, and the dispatch center will be staffed this afternoon and evening.
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"We're always preparing," he said. "We're always making people aware of what's going on and posting updates of the weather changes through Facebook."
Ocean Avenue experienced some flooding last weekend due to Friday night's downpour as well as from waves from Niantic Bay. The potential for flooding, especially in low-lying areas, depends much on the tide and when it starts raining, Morris said.
However, in terms of the town's lakes, he said the spring runoff has already occurred for the most part and the lakes are not overfilled with water.
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For the first time in anyone's recollection, the Republican Party has dropped its opposition to Internet poker from the election platform. It's a win for the Poker Players Alliance, which lobbied for the change of heart. This doesn't mean the GOP is about to embrace Internet gambling. But if it reframes the i-gaming debate as a state-level issue … that's where it should have been all along. However, you will pardon us if we enjoy the egg on the faces of Sheldon Adelson, sugar daddy of the GOP, and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R), another bitter foe of online poker. However, at the top of the ticket you have Donald Trump, who — as a private citizen — has dabbled in prospective Internet gambling. It would hardly do for the party to give him the finger by dissing one of his fields of endeavor. Compound this with the grisly demise of Restore America's Wire Act in the last Congress and Adelson's Luddite crusade against the evil Internet seems to be breathing its last, thank God.
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| lulu422 chapter 1 . 7/29/2014
Awww, sequel sequel! Have haruka demand a kiss or something. Jk you don't have to but it would be greatly appreciated. This is too cute to leave unattended.
-Keep being epic
| Bloom Flower chapter 1 . 8/31/2013
Very cute. Please update
| TakedaEmo120 chapter 1 . 8/29/2013
I grinned all the way through your story! This is just waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too cute! At first I thought young Rin would be disgusted when Mako-chan kissed his knee, but I was surprised to see that Rin didn't mind at all. And then I'd remember that Rin used to be a good kid, but now he's just... It makes me want to throw a shoe at him.
Makoto and his kind and sensitive heart... sigh. But that's what we all love about him, no? xD
*ahem* Please excuse my ranting.
Good job, by the way! I adore your fic!
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| Kaithau chapter 1 . 7/13/2013
This fanfiction.
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This is absolutely adorable. I ship MakoHaru, and I will go down with my ship, and this-
I hope you'll be writing a follow-up or something, since I was 'squee'ing so hard my mom was questioning my sanity.
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| TalkToMyYouthCulture chapter 1 . 7/12/2013
This is too cute.
Makoto is too much of a precious baby for me to handle, seriously what a cutie.
I would adopt his pussy
| Lorie chapter 1 . 7/12/2013
Amygahd that was so adorable I died XD
| sunami chapter 1 . 7/10/2013
I love this! This was especially cute and I would love to see a story with Makoto as uke, because he is just too cute not to tease and dominate! 3 Anyways, love the story, I hope you write more! :D
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I just want you to know that these past days have been very special to me. You guys have always been special to me.
Dear MCR. I know you guys are busy with so much in your life. There is a very sick 14 year old girl . Who is a big fan of you guys. And she will be end in her life secondary to a very debilitating illness.
Hello, this is my first blog here. I didn't know the community here was actually working.
So, since is July 23 (here there are some minutes left), Alternative Press posted a list of things to do to celebrate the International MCR day.
Please do not give the boys any hate about the mcrx stuff!
This was all a publicity stunt by Warner Bros!
They don't deserve any shit!
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like most, i was thrilled when i heard the announcement from mcr. even though they wont be touring, im still glad that the band lives on.
I recorded an acoustic cover of "I Don't Love You" off The Black Parade and i hope you enjoy it and share it other fans.
Well the past week has been really stressful but ever since the video got out, I immediately denied the rumors about tours and reunions because it's impossible with the guys busy schedules and also to save the heartache of being let down.
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After all the hype and subsequent disappointment over what My Chemical Romance are planning for September 23rd, the announcement of a re-release of the Black Parade seems almost anticlimactic. "We wanted a tour and got the same old music!" Killjoys cried online.