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Brace yourselves, there's another wallop of winter weather on the way.
A system moving its way past the New England States is expected to hit Prince Edward Island first thing Sunday morning.
Linda Libby, a meteorologist with Environment Canada, indicated on Friday that the first flakes should start falling around 4 a.m. on Sunday, while the heavier snowfall likely won't pick up until around 9 a.m.
Charlottetown and surrounding area are expected to get between 15 cm and 20 cm of snow, while West Prince could get a little less, thought Libby did not have enough data to make a estimation for this area.
But snow is not really what people should be worried about during this storm, she added.
"This system is large scale, slow moving and intense. It's going to result in very strong winds. Particularly from mid morning on Sunday, through the afternoon and possibly even into mid morning on Monday," she said.
"Fresh snow and strong winds are not a good combination," she added.
The resulting blowing snow could cause blizzard like conditions, she cautioned.
"This is one of those situations where people should be monitoring the weather forecasts for any changes, particularly if anyone is doing any traveling over the weekend," she said.


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Team currently sports nine local players
The Cumberland County Cool Blues got a lot stronger Thursday with the addition of 20-year-old forward Colin Feehan from the Amherst Ramblers.
SPRINGHILL - The Cumberland County Cool Blues got a lot stronger Thursday with the addition of 20-year-old forward Colin Feehan from the Amherst Ramblers.
This was not a case of the hard-working forward being cut by the club, but a decision he made to help with his education, work schedule and desire to continue playing hockey.
"This is a chance for him to help us over the next two seasons,' Ron Reynolds, coach and general manager of the Blues, said.
"This allows him to come back and play with us as a 20-year-old next season as well,' he added.
Feehan is a carpentry student at the Cumberland Campus of the Nova Scotia Community College and he also holds down a part-time job in the same field ouutside of his school and hockey schedule.
"Colin is at the stage of his life where hockey is important, but he just didn't want the Junior A lifestyle,' Corey Crocker, coach and general manager of the Ramblers, said.
"He will affiliate with us and play his 10 games with us and then, of course, when Springhill's season is over he can come back and be a member of our club."
Crocker said Feehan is a good, character kid and this move was a decision he made in life. He called Feehan's contribution to the team great over his tenure and he wished him well in his endeavours.
Feehan joined the Blues for their first game of the regular season in East Hants on Thursday, one of two additions to the club this week.
The Blues are laden with talent and nearly half of them come from Cumberland or Westmorland counties. Amherst natives Justin Landry, 16-year-old phenom Shane O'Byrne, Matt Noiles and Travis Davis, Springhill's Seth Crowe, Landon Crowe and Geoff Ryan and Sackville, N.B.'s Ryan Kaye and R.J. Sears have all made the opening day roster.
"It's great to have this many local kids and each year it gets better. We have a strong group of kids who realize that if they work hard they can get to the Junior A level right here in their own backyard,' Reynolds said.
"And as the Junior C team gets turned around, along with our program, kids from here will realize they have an opportunity to play at a higher level."
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You tie that in with the five players from Cumberland who are on the Weeks Midget AAA roster and the future of hockey in this region is in solid shape.
The Blues will return home on Friday night to kick off the home portion of the season when they host the Windsor Royals at 7:30 p.m. and then will play Kensington on Sunday in an exhibition game at 7:30 p.m.

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If you buy gold, Illinois wants to know about it
This is a few days old now, but it's interesting. Here's Rick Santelli:
Here's the synopsis (HT: AUSBullion)
Creates the Precious Metal Purchasing Act. Provides that a person who is in the business of purchasing precious metal shall obtain a proof of ownership, create a record of the sale, and verify the identity of the seller. Provides that a person who is in the business of purchasing precious metal shall not pay for the precious metal in cash and shall record the method of payment. Requires the purchaser to keep a record of the sale for one year or, if the purchase amount is over $500, for 5 years. Provides that a person who violates the Act is guilty of a petty offense and subject to a fine not exceeding $500. Provides that the Attorney General may inspect records, investigate an alleged violation, and take action to collect civil penalties.
Why on earth would Illinois need to know if you own gold or other precious metals? How much more intrusion on legitimate private activity will the government engage in—at the state or federal level—before people say enough is enough?


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Throughout most of a Thursday night conversation with reporters during the NBA Draft, Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge tried to avoid any mention of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry. Ainge had all but agreed to a trade that will send all three veterans to the Brooklyn Nets, but he's not allowed to speak about the deal yet because nothing can become official for almost two more weeks.
Reporters nonetheless tried all types of ways to get him to speak indirectly about the trade, using roundabout questions filled with codes and double entendres. By that point, the deal was agreed to in principle and needed only Garnett's approval, which he reportedly gave by agreeing to waive his no-trade clause a few moments after Ainge stopped holding court.
But as reporters asked Ainge questions, Garnett's decision wasn't known and nothing had been fully agreed to. The last question Ainge fielded was another attempt to get him to discuss the trade without actually speaking about it:
Including the two players you don't talk about, is anyone untradeable on your current roster?
"That's a question that's asked a lot," Ainge replied. "You know, if Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabaar are tradeable, I guess everybody's tradeable. But there's guys that we're not looking to move right now."
Another reporter seized the moment, asking Ainge if Rajon Rondo is considered one of those players. Ainge responded with just one word.
Two days later, Rondo's name came up in trade rumors with the Dallas Mavericks. They reportedly would love having the point guard to help chase Dwight Howard in free agency, but there's a quandary there too: Dallas, understanding how strongly the new collective bargaining agreement rewards fiscal responsibility, has spent the past couple of seasons avoiding bad long-term deals to clear maximum cap space. Yet the Mavericks have very little to offer Boston in return for Rondo unless they're willing to part with draft picks and take on multiple bad contracts -- say, Courtney Lee, Brandon Bass and/or Gerald Wallace.
That's probably why the Boston Herald cited a league source calling the Boston-Dallas trade rumors "ridiculous."
"There's no truth to it," said the source. "What in the world does Dallas have to offer for Rondo?"
Boston's not just going to give up Rondo for nothing. But because the rumors are out there and not even Wilt Chamberlain is untradeable, let's discuss what might entice Ainge to deal his lone remaining star.
Cap relief/draft picks
Ainge wants to rebuild the Celtics into contenders, but he's being held back by contracts he doled out last summer. Bass and Lee were considered nice pieces when Boston thought it could make another push at winning the Eastern Conference, but now they're misplaced veterans making too much money for a mediocre team. They're good enough to help keep the Celtics from being terrible, but that's not necessarily a good thing with a loaded 2014 draft approaching next summer.
And Wallace, well, I'd prefer not to talk about him (or his contract, which the Celtics will acquire when the Brooklyn trade becomes official); I don't really feel like wanting to throw my computer out the window.
Which takes us back to Rondo. If a team wants the point guard and is willing to surrender first-round draft picks, while taking on some of Boston's bad contracts in exchange for expiring deals, Ainge could think about it. He's not looking to trade Rondo, I don't think, and I doubt he would deal him for 75 cents on the dollar just because the Celtics are rebuilding. Remember how Ainge successfully rebuilt Boston last time: He kept his lone star (Pierce), gathered assets around him, and ultimately dealt those assets for Garnett and Ray Allen.
This shouldn't be a case where Ainge is looking to trade Rondo just because, especially given that Rondo's stock could be lower than ever as he recovers from ACL surgery. Rondo's a four-time All-Star as competitive as anybody whose reputation as a big-game player is well-earned, and whose contract remains one of the NBA's best bargains (though, it should be noted, only for two more seasons). But if a deal to clear bad salaries and gather more draft picks comes along, Ainge could consider it. Partially because...
As I mentioned earlier, the 2014 draft is loaded
As presently constituted, the Celtics are not great, but they also might be good enough to contend for a playoff berth. They'll miss Garnett and Pierce desperately, not just on the court but also in the locker room. But assuming healthy returns for Rondo and Jared Sullinger, a starting five of Rondo, Avery Bradley, Jeff Green, Sullinger and Bass wouldn't be awful. Remember: It only took the Milwaukee Bucks 38 wins to make the 2013 postseason. If the Celtics want to be bad -- and it's generally never helpful to be mediocre -- they'll need to get worse.
Trading stars to help a tanking process isn't always advised, largely because, well: Why trade Rondo for the potential chance to draft someone who might one day become an All-Star like he is?
Yet because the 2014 draft class is so strong, tanking is a safer choice than usual. Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker, Julius Randle, Marcus Smart and Andrew Harrison are all considered potential franchise cornerstones. Remember, as often as people tweet me that tanking in 2007 didn't help the Celtics (because they got the fifth pick, rather than the first or second), they wouldn't have been able to acquire Ray Allen without that top-five pick. And without Allen, they wouldn't have been able to lure Garnett. Being awful certainly helped the Celtics became great again, even though it didn't net them Kevin Durant or Greg Oden (thankfully, in regards to the latter). And the 2014 draft class is considered stronger than that one.
Semi-related question: Should the Celtics shop Green, who had a nice season but A) has enough talent to keep Boston semi-competitive next year, when they could be better off tanking for a decent lottery pick in a stacked draft, and B) is owed $27 million over the next three seasons assuming he exercises a player option for 2015-16? Green's contract isn't unreasonable and he changed the way I feel about him this year, but gauging the market for him could be wise. Getting worse is often the best way to get better, especially with the 2014 draft class considered maybe the best since 2003. Plus, Green's strong year could draw decent interest on the market. I know keeping the small forward has its own benefits, and he's a young player who could be a nice piece once Boston gets truly competitive again. I'm just sayin'.
These are all angles Ainge now has to consider. He's not going all-out to win titles for now. He's looking to prepare his roster for the future so that one day, when opportunity strikes, he can once more turn the Celtics into championship hopefuls. The glory days are gone. Now, the question is how to achieve them again.


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When Staff Sgt. Brandon Hill came home from his third tour in Iraq last year, he expected his wife and young daughters at the welcoming ceremony. What he didn't expect were the pastors, secretaries and members of their Assemblies of God church to be there, too.
"It was awesome—the fact that they would give up their time to come see us back," said Hill, who is stationed at Fort Sill, an Army installation in Lawton, Okla. "It really shows that they really care."
Denominational leaders and chaplains with years of military service are calling on more churches to find ways to minister to the men and women who have recently returned from Iraq and Afghanistan.
Chaplain Keith Ethridge, director of the Department of Veterans Affairs' National Chaplain Center, said about 1 million military members have returned to civilian life—with some continuing in Guard or Reserve forces—after serving in Iraq or Afghanistan.
While some churches, especially those near military installations, might advertise themselves as being "military friendly," Ethridge and other leaders are trying to expand that universe to other American congregations.
"What we try to do is encourage, in general, a supportive atmosphere," said Ethridge, whose center is in Hampton, Va. "We want our clergy and our churches at large to be aware of how they can make referrals when they have friends or loved ones in need of support."
In recent years, the VA has ramped up training, including in rural areas, for clergy to learn more about veterans' issues and how they can refer former military members facing physical and spiritual health challenges. It held eight training events for rural clergy in 2012, and more are planned for 2013.
As part of his new work as a chaplaincy executive with the Southern Baptist Convention, retired Army Chief of Chaplains Douglas Carver is urging congregations to be places where veterans can turn as they make the transition home.
Carver knows the challenges firsthand: "I retired a year ago, and one of the hardest things for me to do is to transition back to a community."
He wants churches to move beyond a once-a-year military recognition on Veterans Day or Independence Day to become places of refuge to help returning military members overcome isolation that can lead to suicide or violence.
"They've had battle buddies in Afghanistan and Iraq, and they come back to their communities almost as a stranger," Carver said. "Isolation is one of the key indicators where we're seeing our troops take their lives because they may have 300 friends on Facebook but who do they have at 2 o'clock (a.m.) that they can call on?"
Statistics are few, but Scott McChrystal, a retired Army chaplain and the military/VA representative for the Assemblies of God, doubts that more than 5 percent of churches have an ongoing ministry for returning vets. He says churches can start small, with a coffee hour or other monthly gathering for veterans.
"The churches can make a huge contribution and most of what needs to be done, in my opinion, can be done by reasonably educated informed lay people, not experts," said McChrystal, whose brother Stanley was the head of U.S. military forces in Afghanistan.
Hill, 30, said his church, Lawton First Assembly, has helped when service members are away. Congregants maintained the cars of military spouses with a "car care clinic," for example, and they checked on his wife Jessica, 31, shortly after the births of the couple's daughters.


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The No. 7 seed UConn Huskies (26-8) return to the NCAA tournament for the first time in two years on Thursday afternoon in Buffalo, N.Y., taking on the surging No. 10 seed St. Joseph's Hawks.
The last time the Huskies took the court during March Madness was in 2012. That team lost to Iowa State in the second round, and this year's bunch will be looking to extend their stay beyond that. UConn is accustomed to being perennial national title contenders, but this time around, the road to glory begins against St. Joe's, and nothing is guaranteed.
The Hawks present many challenges—not only for the Huskies but for any team that could face them in the tournament. They have an extremely talented guard in Langston Galloway, a unique hybrid forward in Halil Kanacevic and a ton of momentum.
This game is anything but a gimme for Kevin Ollie's bunch, and if they hope to carve out their own March legacy in Huskies lore, the road begins on Thursday.
These are the top challenges that UConn faces in its second-round contest with St. Joseph's.


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Roach Energy raised $16K for United Way
MARTINSBURG – Affordable heating solutions provider Roach Energy recently announced it raised a total of $16,244 for the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle's Warming Hands and Hearts initiative.
This is the second year that Roach Energy has participated in this fundraising event, raising more than $3,000 this year compared to its donation of $12,967 last year. Roach Energy and ROCS Convenience Stores, which is owned and operated by R.M. Roach & Sons, raised the funds through several different outlets over the course of three months.
The BP grant funded through the BP Communities Program brought in a total of $6,500. Direct donations from the community brought in a total of $3,765. A dollar was donated for every Facebook "like" that Roach or ROCS received, totaling $215. All proceeds from Warming Hands and Hearts mugs sold at ROCS totaled $764. Then $.01 per gallon was donated for every heating fuel sale, totaling $5,000.
"This is an amazing cause that we participate in every year," said Steve Roach, president of R.M. Roach and Sons. "Partnering with the United Way provides us with a way to invest in our community while creating lasting, sustainable changes that lead to better, stronger places to live and work. Every dollar raised goes directly to someone in need in our community."
The goal of Warming Hands and Hearts is to ensure that every family in Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties with a legitimate need is assisted. The ability to provide assistance is limited to the dollars that are donated or granted to the Warming Hands and Hearts Fund. For more information on the Warming Hands and Hearts programs and ways to contribute, please visit the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle website at www.uwayep.org.


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Twomey '08 to Clerk for Justice Scalia
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Law School graduate Katherine Twomey '08 has accepted a clerkship at the nation's highest court.
Twomey, who is currently in Charlottesville clerking for Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III '72 of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, will work for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia beginning in summer 2009.
"I'm incredibly excited," Twomey said. "Certainly in law school we read a lot of [Scalia's] opinions, and I find them very intellectually appealing. I've also heard that he is wonderful to work for."
She said Scalia's secretary called her in late May, just a few days before graduation, and told her that the justice and former Law School professor wanted to speak with her.
"He came on the line and offered me the job, which I of course immediately accepted," she said.
Twomey, who hails from Vienna, Va., and graduated from Yale University in 2004 with an economics degree, said the application process was similar to other clerkships — she sent the justice a writing sample, a resume, a transcript and letters of recommendation.
She only had a few days to prepare after learning that she had an interview with Scalia and his current clerks, time Twomey said she spent reading as much of Scalia's writing as she could. Though she was "incredibly nervous" the night before the interview, she said she settled down once the process started.
"It's so surreal when you get there. I couldn't believe I was about to meet a Supreme Court justice!'" she said. "But I was much more relaxed once the interview started because Justice Scalia was so nice and we dove right into a legal discussion."
Twomey credited Law School alumni and professors with helping her prepare for the interview.
"Something that really stuck out in the interview process was how supportive the School and the professors were. They put me in touch with some alumni who had clerked for the court, and I can't say enough wonderful things about how helpful they were. I don't think there's any way I would have gotten the job if I hadn't had their advice going into the interview."
Twomey won't be the only Law School alumnae clerking for the Supreme Court; 2006 graduate Pamela Bookman will be clerking for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg during the same term.
For most of the next year, Twomey will remain in Charlottesville to complete her clerkship with Wilkinson, an experience she said she is enjoying immensely.
"It's still unbelievable to me. I'm just in my fifth week with Judge Wilkinson and I feel incredibly lucky and honored to have this opportunity for next year," she said.
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STATE COLLEGE -- Miles Dieffenbach, Penn State's returning starter at left guard, apparently sustained a "serious knee injury" during spring practice this week, according to Sean Fitz of 247sports who cited anonymous team sources.
Dieffenbach was one of two returning starters along the offensive line, a position where the Nittany Lions were extremely thin to begin with. It's unclear what the time frame is for the apparent injury and James Franklin's policy is not to address injuries. Penn State's spokesman declined to address the apparent injury and Dieffenbach's father did not return phone calls seeking comment as of 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
Dieffenbach, who started 23 games so far during his collegiate career, took reps at right guard during the first week of spring practice and Franklin said the player could provide the team with some flexibility given the program's lack of scholarship offensive linemen on the roster. The senior was one of three offensive linemen who did not participate in individual drills during the portion of practice open to the media on Saturday. Tackle Andrew Nelson and center Angelo Mangiro were also not present during the morning workout.
When Franklin was asked on Saturday about what he's seen from Dieffenbach this spring the head coach responded, "Not enough. Not enough."
If the Lions are without Dieffenbach for a significant amount of time it would be a major blow to the roster. One of the vocal leaders on the team and mainstays along the line, the only other listed guards on the team are Brendan Mahon, Anthony Alosi, Evan Galimberti, Andrew Terlingo and a pair of converted defensive tackles in Brian Gaia and Derek Dowrey. Mangiro is listed as a center but could play either position, which if he moves would then likely force Wendy Laurent into action at center.
PennLive will have more on Dieffenbach in the coming days as more information becomes available.


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2 Quick Methods To Remove Any Background Images Without Photoshop
Let's say if you are a professional photographer basically you know how to remove backgrounds from a picture but you used to do with little difficulty because Adobe Photoshop makes slightly complicated. But what if you are a blogger, editor of a newspaper or noob. You may find this tougher but there are so many ways you can remove background from an image and there are lot's of tutorial around there but in this article we are about to show you a simple and fast method to easily remove an object from an image by using free handy tools okay let's get into it!
Easily Remove The Background of Any Image
A few days back we covered an article about the latest free online service called Clipping Magic. So far I have seen it's the best and quick tool to remove background from an image. Clipping Magic makes things easier what you have to do is just drag and drop your image and you have the live preview of your editing at the right hand side, so that you can makes things perfect. Apart from this you can change the background color of the image or you can just leave it has transparent.
Removing Background Image Using MS Office 2010/2013
The above method works if you have a internet connection but there is an solution for offline users. Microsoft Office 2010 or 2013 version. If you have installed word, excel or PowerPoint you got an another simple and easy way to remove a background from photos. This technique works with all the 3 applications.
Steps To Be Followed
- Insert a new image into the document.
- Click the "Format tab" under the "Adjust group".
- Now click on "Remove Background".
After doing this it automatically detects the object and remove the unnecessary background. If you need any adjustment you can edit to make the picture perfect. If this two method works for you share this article. If don't enter your comments.
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While not everyone loves a refurb, this deal from AT&T is hard to pass up if you're looking to grab a HTC One X from AT&T for just $19.99. It's true you can spend just $80 more and get the device brand new, but if you're worried about cost, this is a hard deal to pass up. No telling how long AT&T inventory will last, so don't sit on your hands — take advantage of this deal right away.


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The Modern Bride offices are abuzz with activity in the final hours before our big Trendsetter event tonight. We're finalizing seating charts, tucking goodies into our spectacular gift bags (we'll be giving one away in our next issue, so watch for it at ModernBride.com), and making final tweaks to the scripts before we give out the awards tonight.
I'm really excited to be attending for the first time, and serving as celeb party designer Preston Bailey's staff liaison for the evening. It's going to be wonderful to catch up with past Trendsetters, many of whom have become friends of mine, and to meet some of our celebrity presenters, including Sex and the City's Kristin Davis (I met her once before, when she played the dastardly Brooke on Melrose Place), and fashion designer Christian Siriano, who won Project Runway.
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Quickly Fix Leaky Cartridge-Type Faucets
Whether your faucet leaks from the spout or handles, you'll find it easy to repair with these tips.
Required Tools for this Project
Have the necessary tools for this DIY project lined up before you start—you'll save time and frustration.
- 4-in-1 screwdriver
- Adjustable wrench
- Allen wrench
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Required Materials for this Project
Avoid last-minute shopping trips by having all your materials ready ahead of time. Here's a list.
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- New spring
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A group of residents fighting a planned waste transfer station in Lacombe has appealed to the St. Tammany Parish Board of Adjustments to overturn a decision by the parish's permits director that has allowed work to proceed at the site. The Concerned Citizens of Lacombe will present its case to the board during a special meeting Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Parish Council chambers on Koop Drive near Mandeville.
The group contends that IESI Corp., which has the permit to build and operate the transfer station, did not begin work in earnest at the site, per the requirements of the permit, and that the permit likely then expired because work had not commenced within a 180-day timeframe.
Kenneth Wortmann, the parish's director of the Department of Permits & Regulatory, has said that IESI did indeed begin work and that the work satisfied the requirements to keep the permit active.
The work included the demolition and removal of buildings, the installation of culverts and driveway, and pre-foundation drainage work, Neil Hall, legal adviser to the Parish Council, said in a letter to the group's attorney on Jan. 10. Wortmann conducted his inspection in June, with Hall noting that the work had occurred in May, or well within the timeframe.
Jeff Schoen, the attorney for IESI, said Monday that work involving the use of heavy equipment had occurred at the site as recently as Jan. 6. From the time the parish issues building permits, work may not cease for more than 180 days, or the permits then expire.
Schoen also noted that all parties had requested last week that the Board of Adjustments postpone the appeal hearing indefinitely to allow for more time to gather information in advance of the meeting. The board will have to make that determination in regular session, either Tuesday at its regular meeting at 3 p.m. or at the special meeting on Wednesday, he said.
The appeal is just the latest salvo in the litigation involving the Concerned Citizens and the parish.
The group filed suit against the parish in March 2011 in an effort to determine whether it had the right to allow IESI to build and operate the transfer station.
Judge Martin Coady of the 22nd Judicial District Court ruled in August that the parish had erred in issuing the permits to do so. The Parish Council appealed the ruling, believing that it could have a detrimental effect on the parish's entire zoning code.
However, the Louisiana Supreme Court directed Coady in December to grant a suspensive appeal in the case, giving IESI the right to continue work at the site while the lawsuit remains on appeal. At the time he rendered his decision to invalidate the permits, Coady had ordered IESI to stop all work.


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KALAMAZOO, MI -- Western Michigan University football coach P.J. Fleck talked longer than usual during his weekly press conference Tuesday.
The first-year coach opened the press conference by talking about the Broncos' 32-14 loss to Kent State in their Mid-American Conference opener.
"I thought we started well, probably better this week than any of our other games we've played," Fleck said of the game vs. KSU. "...I thought some key guys stepped in without Corey Davis."
WMU (0-5) travels to Toledo (2-3) this week for a 3 p.m. game against a Rockets team loaded with talent and hungry to make a run at knocking off Northern Illinois in the division.
Toledo is coming off a 31-24 loss at Ball State last week.
Fleck said he feels confident the Broncos will be able to hang with teams in the MAC.
"...I think we showed (in the loss to Kent State) that we're going to be able to play in this league with the talent we have and even with the struggles we're having we can still compete in this league and I think the team sees that."
Fleck also said he had a chance to talk with former WMU football coach Al Molde and members of the 1988 WMU MAC championship team during the Broncos' walk-through practice Friday.
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Top stories:
A 24-year-old man died late Tuesday after Cleveland police said he was shot multiple times in the stomach. (cleveland.com)(WOIO Channel 19)
A jury in federal court today returned a 14-count conviction of a construction company owner from Brunswick for his role in one of the largest credit union collapses in U.S. history. (cleveland.com)(WKYC Channel 3)
Longtime WJW Channel 8 weatherman Dick Goddard is lucky to be alive after he was caught in a flash flood late Monday night in Medina Township. (cleveland.com)(Medina County Gazette)
Area crime news:
LaGrange police and the Lorain County Sheriff's Office are investigating an overnight shooting. (Elyria Chronicle-Telegram)
Sandusky police are searching for two men accused of entering a woman's home today and tying her up. (Sandusky Register)
The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of a Canton man who stabbed his young children to death and fatally shot his former mother-in-law in 2009. (WNIR 100.1-FM)
Three suspects were arrested on theft and drug charges after they were spotted throwing security tags out a window behind the Sandusky Mall. (WJW Channel 8)
On May 6, Willoughby police arrested a Mayfield Heights man, 45, for stealing $425,000 worth of inventory from Cast Nylons Limited in Willoughby, where he was employed. (WOIO Channel 19)
A Conneaut man accused of killing a dog in his care skipped his scheduled Tuesday morning appearance in Conneaut Municipal Court. (Ashtabula Star Beacon)
Madison Township police arrested an Ashtabula woman accused of breaking into a privately owned business and stealing two televisions, multiple guitars, a mandolin, a ukulele and jewelry. (News-Herald)
Local news – east:
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty are expected to announce the results of a grand jury investigation today into Mahoning County political corruption. (Youngstown Vindicator)
Richmond Heights City Council members urged Mayor Miesha Wilson Headen to hire a new finance director as soon as possible. (cleveland.com)(News-Herald)
Feeding "nuisance" animals is now prohibited in Highland Heights. (News-Herald)
Local news – west:
At least one funnel cloud touched down during the torrential rain and storms that blew over northern Ohio Monday. (cleveland.com)(Lorain Morning Journal)
Monday's storms dumped so much water in Elyria the city's wastewater treatment plant was tested to its limits, Safety Service Director Mary Siwierka said. (Elyria Chronicle-Telegram)
Construction has begun on the new Lorain High School. (Elyria Chronicle-Telegram)
Akron-Canton area news:
Akron-Canton Airport authorities could force taxi rates to soar if they insist on meters in taxis rather than only a conspicuous display of fees that allow passengers to know in advance what a ride will cost, an operator said Tuesday. (Akron Beacon Journal)
A Brimfield man was killed when his car flipped off of Interstate 76 and onto some train tracks Monday evening. (WNIR 100.1-FM)
Neighbors sprung into action during Monday night's storm to rescue a Cuyahoga Falls couple trapped in their basement that quickly filled with water as the walls collapsed. (Akron Beacon Journal)


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Baby's On Fire Chapter 3
"Yuki, Yuki, Yuki!" the excited shriek penetrated the entire apartment, making a certain romance novelist cringe. If he'd been a less courageous person, Yuki Eiri night have crawled under his desk to hide from his pint-sized lover. As it was, he didn't make it to the door of his study to close and lock it in time. An excited pink ball of fluff bounced into the room under his arm, waving bags of groceries around wildly. "I got all the stuff!" Shuichi cried. "When can we do it?!"
Yuki sighed, rubbing at his eyes under his glasses. "How about the seventh of never?" he muttered tiredly.
"Yuuukkkiii!!" his lover wailed, whirling around to confront the writer. "You said you would!" his amethyst eyes were filling with tears, and that deadly lower lip was trembling dangerously.
The blonde pinched the bridge of his nose as an impending headache began to throb behind his eyes. But he knew if he kept refusing, then the little singer would make his life a living hell. And not only had he promised, he worried that if he truly refused then Shuichi would try to do it himself. And that thought thoroughly terrified him. After that last time...
"All right," he said. "We'll have our first cooking lesson in ten minutes. Just give me time to put on my asbestos apron and grab the fire extinguisher."
Shuichi beamed, refusing to be insulted by his words. "Great! I'll just go put this stuff in the kitchen," he bounced back out the same way he'd come in, leaving Yuki Eiri trying to figuratively gird his loins for the horror that was coming shortly. But it had to be done. After the Jiffy Pop fiasco, he'd vowed never let Shindou Shuichi be alone in the kitchen ever again. So he'd gone slightly insane and promised to give his lover cooking lessons. What had he been thinking? He supposed that it had been the sight of the ghastly blisters rising on his small lover's white skin that had made him lose his senses. And now he had to pay the penalty for his madness.
He entered the kitchen with a feeling of apprehension, to see groceries littering the counters. Shuichi had apparently bought at least three of everything on the list. He frowned as something caught his eye, dragging his attention away from the tight little ass displayed as the singer bent over, putting something in the refrigerator. He blinked as he reached out to pick up a glass bottle off the counter. It was labeled 'curry'. His brows furrowed. Curry? The simple recipe he was going to supervise Shu in trying out did not contain curry as an ingredient. Why had the little terror bought curry? "Baka," he said aloud, and Shuichi straightened up so hurriedly he hit his head on the rack in the refrigerator. He squealed and clutched at his head in pain as Yuki rolled his eyes.
"What is it, Yuki?" the singer finally asked when he could speak again, tears of pain still standing in his eyes as he held his throbbing head.
"If you're done braining yourself, could you please tell me why you bought this?" the writer held up the glass jar of curry powder.
"Oh," the singer walked over to peer at the herb jar. "That. It was on the list," he pulled out a crumpled, dirty piece of paper from his pocket, holding it up triumphantly.
"No it wasn't," Yuki snatched the piece of paper from his grasp with a grimace of displeasure for how filthy it was. He opened it, scanning the list. Nope, no curry powder. "There's no curry on here."
A slim finger pointed to a word on the list. "There," Shuichi replied.
Yuki wanted to slap his forehead with one hand and say "D'Oh!" a la Homer Simpson. "That is NOT curry, Baka. That is cumin. Yes, they both have 'cu' in the word, but they are two entirely different herbs."
"Oh," Shuichi's face fell. "I was kinda in a rush, so I just grabbed what looked like the right bottle from the shelf..." his shoulders hunched unhappily.
Yuki set the jar on the counter. "It's all right, Shu," he said. "We'll just work without it. It's no big deal." his soothing words had the right effect; the pink-haired singer brightened up again immediately.
"Are you sure, Yuki?" he asked.
"Definitely. I can even find a substitute if I have to. Come on, show me what else you bought."
They spent the next few minutes verifying that Shuichi had gotten the right ingredients for the other parts of the dish that Yuki intended to teach him to cook. When the writer was satisfied, he had the singer assemble what he needed on the butcher block while he himself fetched the cook book that he wanted. It was the most helpful one he had; it had large clear full-color pictures, and the wording was simple. Even someone like Shuichi should be able to follow the directions properly, but if he couldn't Yuki himself would be standing by to correct any errors he made. And the writer would make sure that the temperature dial was set right on the oven, thus insuring that his lover didn't set the apartment(or himself) on fire.
Finally Shuichi was ready. He'd donned a rather frilly apron with the words 'Kiss the Cook' on the front. Yuki was happy to follow these instructions, and this so distracted them that they almost forgot about the lesson altogether. Unfortunately for a certain novelist, it wasn't quite enough. The singer's tiny brain could only hold one thought at a time - and at this point, that single cogitation was about making the simple chicken dish that Yuki had picked out as his first lesson. So he finally pulled away from the writer's grip and whirled around back to the butcher block. "What do I do next, Yuki?" he asked eagerly.
The blonde could think of a few things – and none of them actually involved cooking right at that moment. That butcher's block was really sturdy, after all...he sighed. "You're going to need to chop some things" he said grimly. He SO did not want to put a sharp knife in Shuichi's hands. The very thought made him sweat.
"Okay!" chirped the singer, as though he sliced and diced vegetables every day of his life.
Yuki walked over, slowly and reluctantly, to fetch a knife from the drawer. He prayed fervently as he carried this implement over to his lover, gritting his teeth as he gingerly handed it to the singer. "Start with the celery," he said tightly. "Dice them fine."
Shuichi grabbed a handful of celery stalks and laid them on the cutting board. Holding the knife in an awkward manner that made the hairs stand up on the back of Yuki's neck, he whacked at the vegetables as though he were in serial killer training. He did a very good job of slaughtering the poor hapless celery – it was near mush after a moment. Yuki said loudly: "That's enough, Shuichi!"
The little singer stopped what he was doing and looked at the writer over his shoulder. "Did I do it right, Yuki?" he asked hopefully.
The writer looked at the green mess on the cutting board. "It's fine," he said, not wanting to precipitate a bout of waterworks by telling his lover what he really thought of Shuichi's culinary skills. As the singer beamed at him, he deftly took the knife from slim hands and carried it over to the sink. "You'll need a clean one for your next me...err...ingredient," he said. "We'll try onions next."
Okay, onions had been a bad choice as an ingredient, the writer acknowledged to himself a few minutes later. Tears were streaming down the pink haired singer's face, and he obviously couldn't see very well anymore. He kept making swipes at the vegetables that were missed or near misses, and were coming perilously close to his own fingers instead. Yuki didn't want to startle him by trying to grab the knife from his hands, so he merely spoke slowly and calmly instead. "Stop cutting, Shu." Then he sighed in acute relief when his tone of voice worked like a charm, for the singer stopped his rather erratic movements and blinked at his lover out of still streaming eyes.
"We'll use those pieces," Yuki said, not caring that some of thew onions were still in big hunks. He just didn't want Shuichi to cut at them anymore.
"Okay...what do I do next?" the singer asked, sniffling as his nose ran from the stinging onion juice too.
"Wipe your eyes and nose," Yuki replied in affectionate exasperation, handing him a tissue.
The little singer did so, snorting a bit as he blew his nose. Yuki thanked the Gods that he'd picked a dish that called for deboned as and deskinned chicken breasts. He had Shuichi get out a glass cooking pan, then lay the breasts in the pan side-by-side. Shuichi hummed to himself as he followed these simple directions, pleased that everything seemed to be working out. Then the writer had the singer pour light olive oil in a bowl, and mix in the celery mush, onion chunks, and the herbs the recipe called for(except for the cumin). He made the little singer measure out the herbs carefully, since it would be very easy to add too much and have an inedible over spiced dish. He wanted Shuichi to succeed at this just as much as the singer did, because it made him feel bad to think of how wretchedly miserable his lover had been over his failure with the Jiffy popcorn and the cake before it.
"All right," he remarked when the happy singer had carefully poured the seasoned oil and vegetables over the breasts. "Now watch me carefully, Shu. This is the temperature dial on the oven, which has to be set on 375 degrees. See me turn it to the right temp?" he demonstrated, then turned it back to 250 and stepped back. "Now you do it," he told his little lover.
The singer warily approached the stove, which was his sworn enemy. But he'd watched what his lover had done carefully,m so was able to duplicate it. His chest visibly swelled with pride as he turned the dial back to 375 degrees. Yuki nodded. "Okay. Now we turn the oven on with this switch..." once again he demonstrated, and once again the singer imitated what he'd done. "And while its pre-heating, you set the timer so that it'll go off when its done cooking. What does it say in the cookbook about how long it should cook?"
Shuichi consulted the book, his lips moving as he ran a slim finger down until he'd found the information he needed. "Forty-five minutes," he told Yuki.
"So you set your timer for forty-five minutes, like this," this time the singer observed with extra care, for this part was a bit more difficult. But the writer watched him like a hawk, and nodded in satisfaction when he saw that his lover had done it right. "Now push this button, and put your dish in the oven," he said. Shuichi did so, his tongue sticking out of the side of his mouth in such a cute manner that it made certain parts of the writer's body stir to life. Now what, he mused lasciviously, could the two of them do while they were waiting for Shuichi's chicken dish to cook?
The little singer straightened up triumphantly, starting to turn toward his lover. But before he could make it, a pair of strong arms closed over him and drew him up against a tall body. A thoroughly aroused tall body, he realized with a little gasp as something big and hard was pressed into the small of his back. "Shu," Yuki murmured in a lusty tone of voice, then blew hot breath onto the back of the little singer's neck, making him shiver. "Let's do something else while its cooking, hmm?"
"Yukkiii," the singer said, his whole body turning boneless.
"I'll take that as a yes," the writer said in tones of amused satisfaction, before he picked his little lover up bodily and carried him off to the bedroom without any objections from his pink-haired terror at all.
They both got so wrapped up in what they were doing(three times) that they forgot the chicken entirely for hours. And because the bedroom door was closed, neither heard the timer going off in the kitchen. It was only when the smell of smoke penetrated the bedroom that either of them recalled the fact that Shuichi was supposed to be cooking. A wail of distress arose as a naked pink-haired singer dashed out of the bedroom and down the hall into the kitchen, with a nude romance writer at his heels. Once again, black columns of smoke were rising from the oven. Shuichi plunged into the gloom in the kitchen, scrabbling for a hot pad. He grabbed at the handle of the oven, pulling to open and coughing in the cloud of black smoke that puffed up into his face. He rescued the blackened chicken(REALLY blackened) from the oven, cries of unhappiness still being torn from his throat as he set the glass dish(which was now smoke grey rather than clear) onto the butchers block. Then he burst into tears.
"Yuki!" he sobbed, throwing himself on his lover. The writer patted his bare back comfortingly.
"This isn't your fault, Shu," he crooned. "It's mine. You were doing just fine before I distracted you. This isn't because you're a bad cook. We can try again some other time, and I promise to keep my hands off of you when you do."
A snuffling, woebegone singer looked up into his lover's worried golden eyes. "Yuki," he said softly, just before he kissed his lover to show his appreciation for the author's kind words. He didn't care about the chicken having burned, not when his Yuki admitted that it was his fault that it had done so, not the singer's for once. That was better than perfectly cooked chicken breasts, any time.
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School, record, last week
1. Central, 3-0, not ranked
2. West Springfield, 6-0, not ranked
3. Putnam, 5-0, not ranked
4. Agawam, 3-2, not ranked
5. Longmeadow, 0-2, not ranked
Notes: While the wrestling Fab 5 is always going to include a discussion - spoken or not - of dual meet record versus tournament results, the Golden Eagles are, as usual, doing everyone a favor by taking the lead in both. They're 3-0 in dual meets, including that season-opening victory over Mt. Anthony, Vt., and won the Longmeadow Early Bird going away. West Side will have to wait until it gets on the mat with Central to make its case, as will Putnam and Agawam. Putting Longmeadow in fifth is a nod to tournament results, leaving Minnechaug, which edged the Lancers 36-35, with a fair question about the process.
School, record, last week
1. Southwick, 6-2, not ranked
2. Sabis, 5-0, not ranked
3. Belchertown, 3-1, not ranked
4. Granby, 5-1, not ranked
5. Greenfield, 5-2, not ranked
Notes: Although probably not one of Ed Martinez' better teams, the Rams do have that strong quartet of Tom Despard, Paul Woodman, Jose Cruz and Anthony Spirito. They'll be tough to beat by Division II schools. Sabis has wins, now it needs quality wins. Belchertown beat Granby 36-30 a couple of weeks ago, while Greenfield doesn't have common opponents, and was out of its league at the Tomkiel.
Putnam's Anthony Medina is the only Western Mass. wrestler listed among the top five, pound-for-pound, in the state by MassWrestling.com; his teammate, 189-pounder Ezekiel Nwafor is gaining respect on a weekly basis, it seems; It's become evident already that the 119-pound class will be the star of the post-season show in the West. Four WM wrestlers, Minnechaug's Mike Sugermeyer (4th), Southwick's Tom Despard (fifth), Longmeadow's Matt Shapiro (eighth) and Central's George Wilson (10th) are ranked among the top 10 in the state. Count on Wilson to move up.
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Former state education chief Bret Schundler was a little upset yesterday, but not exactly for the reasons one might think.
The Jersey City resident and former mayor of the city was fired as education commissioner, but he didn't appreciate it being portrayed in the media that he refused to quit.
The state failed in its bid to win $400 million in "Race to the Top" federal education funding, partly because the state supplied the federal Department of Education with financial data from the wrong years.
When Christie blamed the feds for not getting the money, federal officials released a video showing that Christie's team apparently had lied to him about what happened during the presentation.
Knowing he was on the way out, Schundler said he asked to be fired instead of resigning so he could collect unemployment benefits.
Schundler cited a child heading off to college and mortgage payments on his home, and a shellacking he took when the stock market tanked in 2008 as three reasons he could really use extra cash now that he's out of a job.
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Founded in 1922 the Junior League of the Lehigh Valley (JLLV) is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. JLLV membership includes nearly 300 active and sustaining members who have full-time jobs as mothers, wives and professionals.
The JLLV trains women in volunteer and leadership skills. These skills are used in programs the League has developed to meet identifiable community needs and in the members' other volunteer capacities in the Lehigh Valley.
Over the last 90 years, the JLLV has helped to create many organizations and projects across the Lehigh Valley including St. Luke's Hospital Library, Children's Theatre of Bethlehem, Discovery Center for Science and Technology, Children's Advocacy Center of Lehigh County, Weller Health Education Center, Perfect Fit for Working Women, Dinosaurs Alive!, Bats: Masters of the Night! and Dinosaurs Alive II, They're Back!
A current focus for the JLLV is supporting issues relating to women and children. "Kids in the Kitchen" is a free program sponsored by the JLLV to help children understand the benefits of eating healthy foods to avoid becoming overweight. The fall event took place this past Saturday at Cedar Crest College. More exciting events are being planned for 2014 – stay tuned!
The JLLV hosts several fundraisers each year to support its efforts in our communities. The annual "Bunco Bash" is taking place Sunday November 10, 2013 at the Event Center at Blue. The Bunco Bash is a fun-filled "girls afternoon out" of dice rolling, fabulous raffles, food, and camaraderie. Light snacks and beverages will be served and a cash bar available. Tickets are only $20 and all monies raised benefit the Junior League and its work in the Lehigh Valley. Please visit www.jllvpa.org to learn more and order tickets. If you register your Bunco team of 8 or more, each member receives 5 free raffle tickets! Sponsorships are still available for this event which targets over 200 women in the Lehigh Valley.
The JLLV also hosts additional fundraisers – mark your calendars now!
• The American Girl Fashion Show: The model call for local girls sizes 6X and 10 is taking place on Saturday November 2, 2013 at Milk & Honey Kids (Allentown) at 10AM for the upcoming shows on March 8th and 9th, 2014.
• Trucks and More: Returning in spring of 2014, this event offers children a hands-on opportunity to explore heavy machinery and to meet the people who build, protect and serve the Lehigh Valley community.
The next JLLV new member class will begin in January 2014. To learn more about JLLV membership and our work in the community or to register for any of the events mentioned above, please call 484-224-3444 or visit: www.jllvpa.org.
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Tom uncovers truths about his fiancee, himself and his relationship with Cassy as he investigates a murder for which he's been accused.
A private investigator is found dead; Tom and Cassy uncover a blackmail conspiracy.
Tom and Cassy investigate three violent high-school students.
A famous stock-car racer's wife is murdered.
A cooking contest takes a deadly turn.
Tom and Cassy investigate her former dance instructor's murder.
Leads to the killer of a computer programmer point to cyberspace.
Halloween in Palm Beach takes a horrific twist for Harry.
Under cover as a political reporter, Cassy probes the death of an intern.
Tom and Cassy investigate a high profile art robbery.
Tom acts as a video jockey's bodyguard to catch her co-host's killer.
Tom and Cassy investigate a murderous struggle to claim an old man's fortune.
Cassy's mother was only one of the lovers of a young man found dead in Palm Beach.
The wife of a renowned psychologist takes a fatal plunge from their penthouse balcony.
Clues in the murder of an IRS investigator point to a beautiful but deadly former Russian agent who does not want to be found.
A woman who was skimming from a mobster's take turns up dead.
Tom is gunned down after witnessing a mob hit.
An actor preparing for a role accompanies Tom and Cassy on a murder probe.
Cassy and Tom nab a killer from among three suspects.
A Cinderella killer leaves her shoe at a crime scene.
A ventriloquist's dummy with its own dark history is the only lead to a tuxedoed serial killer.
A madman frames Cassie for murder after a parking-spot dispute.
When a high-priced call girl is murdered, her clients have air-tight alibis.
Private investigator Ramone seeks a missing wife and finds her corpse.
Missing female prisoners have become sex slaves.
Miami detectives after a witness interfere with a homicide investigation.
A scientist at a top-secret UFO lab is murdered.
A beautiful lifeguard who turns up dead was tracking her sister's rapist.
The death of a teacher at an exclusive girls school only looks like suicide.
During a murder investigation, Tom must face the man who almost killed him.
A rich man's wife is killed by sharks.
A private investigator's murder confirms a treasure-hunting tycoon's suspicions.
After a cop accidentally shoots his wife, Cassy's investigation draws the wrath of her fellow officers.
Cassy and Tom are convinced of a friend's innocence.
During the pursuit of a suspect, Chris is involved in a fatal crash.
A murder investigation leads to a magician and an assassination plot.
Tom and Cassy reluctantly investigate the deaths of a socialite's pets.
The best man steals millions, but the bride and groom are killed.
The killing of a lawyer seems to be a crime of passion.
A psychic insists an apparent suicide was murder.
The murder of a college student involves roommates and sexual blackmail.
An FBI agent is found dead, dressed as a woman.
Cassy's investigation makes her the target of a pagan cult.
Three women conspire to murder their husbands.
The only female cadet at a military college is found dead.
A professor, obsessed with vampirism, seduces and kills a series of young women.
Tom and Cass discover a link between the mafia and a young movie producer.
Tom and Cassy investigate a suspicious accidental death.
A former cop is killed while working undercover with the Witness Protection Program.
Willard Austin is murdered after a rendezvous with a prostitute he met on the Internet.
Tom and Cassy search for the murderer of a bisexual fitness maven.
Cassy's old friend is murdered after taking a posh baby-sitting job.
Tom romances a rich widow while investigating a murder.
An illicit couple witnesses the murder of the state attorney general.
Any of a dozen people had a motive to kill the head of a gangsta-rap label.
A serial killer drugs, then maims her victims.
When Tom's old flame is involved in a hit-and-run, Tom and Cass come to her rescue.
Tom goes under cover to probe the murder of an escort service employee.
Several people had motives to kill a sex-talk cable TV host.
Blame for a young woman's death falls on the district attorney's mentally impaired son.
A bomb planted in a pornographer's car kills his wife.
Tom and Cassy suspect the husband of a high society woman, playing hooker, as a murderer.
Tom and Cass suspect a judge of murdering a divorce lawyer.
When a gay swimwear design couple is shot, the remaining partners are suspect.
Tom and Cassy nab a pilot for the murder of his lover.
A man tries to protect his lover from her abusive husband.
Holly investigates when a man insists that his father's life is in danger.
A senator's son is suspected of killing a reporter.
A drug counselor is strangled to death in a patient's room.
Holly and Mike investigate the death of a public-relations executive.
Holly goes under cover to investigate the murder of an actress.
Holly receives a distress call from a woman who claims her husband is going to kill her.
An aspiring singer is suspected of murdering a record producer's wife.
A rising football player is suspected of murderering a cheerleader; a mobster's son courts Holly.
A drug addict becomes the prime suspect in a murder case.
Holly, Chris' new partner, is nearly raped by a fellow officer.
A wealthy business man is murdered; Chris and Rita get married.
Chris goes to the aid of a basketball player whose girlfriend is murdered.
Chris and Rita explore their feelings for each other; Rita and Michael continue their investigation.
Rita is partnered with Michael Price for a joint investigation of narcotics and homicide.
Chris investigates the murder of female pro volleyball players.
Chris goes undercover to investigate the death of an escort-service employee.
When wealthy patrons of an exclusive salon turn up dead, Chris and Rita investigate.
Chris becomes involved with a hooker while investigating the murder of a pimp.
A fashion photographer is suspect in the murder of his ex-wife.
A romance writer's assistant is murdered.
Chris sees Rita's boyfriend killed, then learns he was a gun-smuggler.
Rita hooks up with local police to track a friend's killer.
The wife of a man convicted of land fraud is murdered, and clues point to a judge.
Chris is accused of sexual harassment.
A stalker kills a college student then targets her roommate.
Capt. Lipschitz' New York crony impedes Rita's investigation of a private eye's death.
Rita has a history with a photographer suspected of an adwoman's murder.
When a tennis-club owner is killed, Chris and Rita suspect a teen who was involved with the wife.
Twin ballerinas each had a motive to kill the leading dancer.
A socialite's husband and the investigator he hired are both murdered.
Donnie's girlfriend is the only witness to a stripper's murder, and she gets killed.
A tennis pro gives private lessons to wealthy men, then one is murdered.
A rock star's brother is killed; evidence points to a young musician.
Chris and Rita get down and dirty investigating the deaths of local mud queens.
When the eldest male of a wealthy family is murdered, Chris and Rita investigate.
An employee of a company that tests men's fidelity is found murdered.
Wealthy patriarch is murdered after being seduced by his son's girlfriend.
A girl with multiple personalities may be a killer.
A young Cuban woman's murder is linked to a domestic-help agency.
Chris and Rita guard a girl slated to testify against the mob.
Chris returns to duty too soon; Rita tracks a serial killer.
Someone shoots at Rita, wounding Donovan; Chris has a dangerous admirer.
A conniving woman schemes to get her husband's fortune.
A lecherous publisher is found dead in his swimming pool.
Chris and Rita investigate political corruption and murder.
A pop psychologist has compelling information about a woman's murder.
Chris and Rita pose as teachers to probe a private-school death.
An Internal Affairs officer is killed, and Rita is suspect.
Bordellos engage in deadly rivalry.
Rita is not convinced her friend committed suicide.
Chris and Rita team with a DEA cowboy to bring down a pair of drug lords.
Dirty politics threaten a young boxer.
A serial killer may be a policeman.
A murder victim appears to be Rita.
Chris and Rita investigate a male strip club.
His stepdaughter seems not to care that a restaurateur was murdered.
Evidence points to her manager when a drug-addicted lingerie model is killed.
A woman tries to protect a con artist who is suspected of two murders.
A cop-turned-prostitute is killed before her tell-all book is published.
A parole officer and a mobster are linked to a sexy ex-convict's murder.
Chris and Rita must protect a key witness.
Donnie 'Dogs' DiBarto's video-pirate buddy is murdered.
After two buddies are killed, a third gets death threats.
An ex-convict is a suspect when a publisher's wife is killed.
Rita and Chris pose as sex-line operator and client to trap a killer.
His wife's lover frames a celebrity for murder.
Chris is shot, and crooked politicos are behind it.
'Engaged' Chris and Rita investigate a murder at an awareness seminar.
A recovering addict dies of an overdose at his swank birthday party.
Chris and Rita infiltrate a murderous white slavery operation.
A couple's bizarre sex games go awry and a man is killed.
A doctor's 17-year-old lover murders his wife.
A stockbroker is murdered, and his wife and her personal trainer are suspects.
A deranged woman's plan to kill her lover is part of a scheme to cover up a wealthy resident's murder.
A murdered basketball player was involved with his girlfriend's stepmother.
Rita investigates the 50-year-old unsolved murder of a torch singer.
All the suspects in the murder of a real estate magnate's wife have solid alibis.
Chris poses as a pageant judge to probe a beauty queen's brutal murder.
A rising tennis star's stepfather/coach, reputed to have had mob connections, is murdered.
Central American drug lords contract the murder of a prominent businessman.
A strange burglary ring involves the mob, murder and Chris' snitch (John Byner).
When two wealthy people are murdered, evidence points to their teenage sons.
A vice cop's double life is exposed when her partner is murdered.
Chris learns a bounty hunter is a hired gun.
A Palm Beach outcast is murdered as he is about to reveal a scandal.
A paroled rapist targets Lance.
The team investigates movie-makers to solve a sex-related murder.
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Senior Transportation Connection is a nonprofit organization committed to supporting the independence of older adults by providing accessible and affordable transportation.
Kennedy said he is eager to take on the role of board member for STC and be part of the goals and strategies aimed at improving the activity level and quality of life for senior adults.
"Assisting seniors is important to me, and the Senior Transportation Connection provides residents with the level of service they need and deserve," he said.
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Students delved into the curriculum with the help of 16 staff volunteers from the information technology, communications, business services and human resources departments. The workshop activities demonstrated the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) that support cable television infrastructure and delivery.
Through engaging hands-on activities, students experienced the technologies behind the wireless products they encounter each day. Activities were organized into three areas: Create, Transmit and Connect. In Create, students explored different types of digital content, and the codes that keep it protected. In Transmit, participants modeled a home wireless network and strategized how to send information more efficiently over the network. In Connect, students experienced how multiple wireless technologies communicate and built a backhaul network to see how wireless depends on wired technologies.
"Time Warner Cable was excited to host students from Staten Island's IS 27 through the New York Urban League to bring a hands-on opportunity for them to explore the science and technologies that deliver entertainment to our customers," said John Quigley, regional vice president of Operations in New York City
"Time Warner Cable's partnership with the New York Urban League is a great example of our continued investment in the diverse communities in the New York City market area. Through our Connect A Million Minds initiative, we hope to inspire young people to look into how math and engineering make an impact in our everyday life."
Connect a Million Minds® is an initiative created by Time Warner Cable in 2009, designed to inspire the next generation of problem solvers by connecting young people to the wonders of science, technology, engineering and math.
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Things are getting steamy here on the island, and I don't just mean because it's insufferably hot and humid. See, it's becoming apparent that the rescue planes are never coming, so if our island society is to thrive, some repopulation is going to be necessary. And since we're all out of coconut rum, something's gotta set the mood.
On Valentine's Day of this year, I did a blog about hipster-appropriate romantic music, and no such list is complete without this trip-hop masterpiece, which in my book runs circles around Barry White. This is one for late at night. Really late. Wink wink, nudge nudge.
Massive Attack, from Bristol, England, is generally credited with inventing or at least popularizing trip-hop, a term often used interchangeably with subgenres such as chillout and downtempo electronica. "Mezzanine," the duo's third album, represents the apex of this style.
The first four tracks on this record are stunning. The remainder of the album drops slightly in quality -- going from stunning to merely amazing. Opener "Angel" begins with a rumbling, barely audible bassline that gains momentum as the track's ominous melody unfolds. "Risingson" blends murky, heavily atmospheric production with layered vocals and a hip-hop sensibility. "Inertia Creeps" is driven by a propulsive, startling beat.
"Teardrops," however, is the key mix-CD track. It arrives with a jolt, like a needle being dropped on a record, then coasts on a toe-tapping beat until a guitar melody emerges from the ether. This track continues Massive Attack's tradition of collaborating with great female vocalists, and Elizabeth Fraser (of the Cocteau Twins) carries the tune beautifully.
There isn't a weak point on this wholly unique, deeply immersive album. Take my word, throw on "Mezzanine" as your next date draws to a close. If sparks fail to ignite, it's your fault, not Massive Attack's.
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- John Serba's Project Mayhem
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By David Leigh and Ed Pilkington
Move follows last week's disclosure of a series of civilian shootings on WikiLeaks
The prospect of a judicial review into previously covered-up civilian shootings in Afghanistan has opened up after human rights campaigners launched an attempt to take the Ministry of Defence to court.
This follows the disclosure in the Guardian that a series of unusual civilian shootings involving two British army units, are documented in last week's WikiLeaks publication of thousands of leaked US military files.
A formal letter was sent to the defence secretary, Liam Fox, at the weekend by a lawyer, Phil Shiner, on behalf of the peace campaigner Maya Evans. Shiner said: "I am sure we will be able to get this into court."
The campaigners say the killings "require to be investigated as suspected war crimes" under the legislation that set up the international criminal court. They call on the MoD to conduct a proper investigation of the allegations.
Since the details of civilian shootings recorded in the war logs were revealed, MoD officials have not disputed their general accuracy, but ministers have failed to give any explanation, or order any public investigation.
Shiner told Fox the documents reproduced in the Guardian "Identify … the killing of at least 26 civilians and the wounding of a further 20 by British forces".
This is a relatively small fraction of the hundreds of civilian killings admitted to by US forces in the course of filing war logs which were later leaked. Most British units barely figure in the civilian casualty reports collected in the field by US intelligence.
But two detachments of UK soldiers figure repeatedly, and it is unclear whether this exceptional pattern was ever fully investigated. One US soldier reported in Kabul that they could not obtain the full story of a shooting because "the investigation is controlled by the British".
The US field reports detail a series of four shootings of individual innocent civilians in the streets of Kabul, during the space of little more than a month in 2007, at a time when the Coldstream Guards were newly patrolling the capital. The incidents culminated in the death of an Afghan general's son.
In the US documents it is alleged that the following year saw a six-month period in which Royal Marine commando units took a regular toll on innocent motorists, shooting innocent drivers and motorcyclists on eight occasions for approaching too close to convoys.
Earlier this year, in separate proceedings, the high court gave permission for a judicial review of the government's failure to hold a public inquiry into the British army's detention policies in Iraq, amid allegations that large numbers of civilians were tortured.
The court said it could be argued that "the alleged ill-treatment was systemic, and not just at the whim of individual soldiers". It criticised the effectiveness of MoD proposals to investigate the claims.
By David Leigh and Rob Evans
Afghanistan war logs: Civilians caught in firing line of British troops
Secret archives contain accounts of shootings or bombings on at least 21 separate occasions
The US army's archives contain descriptions of at least 21 separate occasions in which British troops are said to have shot or bombed Afghan civilians, including women and children.
The logs identify at least 26 people killed and another 20 wounded as a result. Some casualties were accidentally caused by air strikes, but many also are said to involve British troops firing on unarmed drivers or motorcyclists who come "too close" to convoys or patrols. Their injuries result from what are described as "warning shots" or "disabling shots" fired into the engine block, as required by the military's "escalation of force" regulations.
The number of dead and wounded alleged to have been caused by the British include 16 children, at least three women and a mentally ill man. The number is a small fraction of the 369 civilian casualties listed in the logs as due to coalition – mostly US – action in total.
More than 320 UK soldiers have also been killed since British troops were deployed to Helmand. But the war logs describe two disturbing clusters of British shootings that do not appear to have been properly investigated.
There is an unusual group of four shootings all in Kabul, in barely more than a single month, October 2007. The perpetrators are not identified in the logs and on one occasion the Americans report: "Investigation is controlled by the British. We [are] not able to get the complete story."
Among UK squads in Kabul at that time were a detachment of the Coldstream Guards. It is not known whether they were involved in any of the shootings, but their unofficial blog, ShinyCapstar, describes the atmosphere that October at Camp Souter in Kabul: "The overriding threat is that of suicide bombers of which there have been a number in the recent past."
The first incident is reported on 4 October 2007. The US log says a non-combatant was wounded with two or three bullets and taken by "the UK company" to Camp Warehouse. "An investigation is pending."
On 21 October, three civilian interpreters were said to be wounded when their vehicle "was fired upon by a UK vehicle near Camp Blackhorse … Investigation is controlled by the British. " Four days later "a warning shot was fired by a British soldier" which ricocheted and wounded a passerby. And on 6 November: "UK Coy reported force escalation". According to the Americans, the son of an Afghan general died of the subsequent gunshot wounds: "There could be some demonstration."
A second cluster of eight shootings, involve Royal Marine commandos in Helmand in the six months from October 2008. Further shootings involve British "mentoring units" sent to work with Afghan police and soldiers. There are also four recorded instances of air strikes called in by the UK resulting in casualties to civilians.
A Harrier bombing is listed as killing eight people. In another an F16 jet called in by a Rifles squad radioed afterwards that it could see "bodies being picked up in the target area". Seven civilians were wounded and one killed in that attack.
A further Apache helicopter strike outside Kandahar was claimed to have killed three Taliban: but it proved later that two women and two children had died.
The Guardian put allegations of the two clusters of British shootings to the MoD three days ago. It said: "We have been unable to corroborate these claims in the short time available and it would be inappropriate to speculate on specific cases without further verification of the alleged actions."
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Primal doesn't necessarily mean low carb. Eat for nutrition first, the most nutrient dense foods. If you can afford or get grassfed meats do it. Wild caught fish is better than farm raised, not the same for shellfish though which is equal to wild. Look into farmers markets, and urban foraging in your area. Someone more versed on Thyroid issues could probably give you an idea whether supplemental iodine would help your issue.
I suggest you check out the Perfect Health Diet, which is endorsed by Mark Sisson (he wrote the foreword). No need to fear the carbs, but you have to pick the right ones ("safe" starches, fruit) and avoid the bad ones (grains, legumes, sugar).
Good luck, I think you should see considerable success for your issues if you follow the PHD approach.
If you are getting a rash from Iodine supplements, that could be an allergy. Try finding a different form of Iodine or none at all. Consider going to an allergist.
Thanks, FlyingPig! I will check that book out!
Workinprogress, the issue for me is an excess of iodine causes the rash. I'm not allergic to it in general, thankfully.


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James Bond gets personal in first-rate 'Skyfall'
He's an orphan with a strong parent surrogate, and he belongs to a unique subculture that, with help from a scruffy sidekick, he defends from attack by a former member of his group.
Harry Potter, yes. But James Bond, too.
The similarities between the two characters are in the broad strokes common to many hero mythologies. But rarely have they seemed so transparent as they are in "Skyfall," the 23rd film in the remarkably flexible and durable spy franchise, and the third starring Daniel Craig as a more visceral iteration of the character.
"Skyfall" is as physically aggressive as the two other Craig films, but John Logan, the Oscar-nominated writer of "Hugo," "Gladiator" and "The Aviator"; two writers of two of the Pierce Brosnan Bond films; and "American Beauty" director Sam Mendes also put Bond on the couch.
The result is a blast through the past. It finds him defending his boyhood home - of the film's title - with help from the mother figure played by Judi Dench and a shotgun-toting caretaker played by Albert Finney, that gives the fantasy-action elements an emotion and personality, and distinguishes "Skyfall" from copycats like the "Bourne" and "Mission: Impossible" films.
Even the embittered ex-agent - a Lex Luthor or Joker type jaundice-colored megalomaniac played by Javier Bardem, who is the film's villain - seems like Bond's alter-ego, something 007 could have become if not for superior strength of character.
Bond does have a bone to pick with his boss and the spy agency he works for - he is shot on her orders and left for dead in a rousing opening action scene with a rooftop motorcycle chase. But when Mum - I mean M - herself comes under attack, a still woozy Bond rises from the dead to defend her, an effort she regards with curmudgeonly gruffness.
Both keep their feelings in check at all times, yet reveal them in the lengths they will go on the other's behalf.
In this regard, "Skyfall" may be the most intimate Bond film yet. Rest assured, it has inventive action set pieces - including an assassination in a neon-lighted skyscraper - along with the usual exotic locales and beautiful women, one of whom, played by Naomie Harris, looks to be a new regular.
Even the Aston Martin gets a cameo before dying a gruesome death.
Added to the cast are Ben Whishaw as the gadget guru Q, and Ralph Fiennes as M's boss.
The personal and action scenes could be from different movies, but they combine to fix "Skyfall" in place with gravity and density.
And as always has been the case, the hero emerges from the rubble with a Pyrrhic victory, a win at great personal cost.
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Skyfall *** 1/2
- Cast: Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Javier Bardem, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Bérénice Marlohe, Albert Finney, Ben Whishaw
- Behind the scenes: Produced by Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson. Written by Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and John Logan. Directed by Sam Mendes.
- Rated: PG-13; intense violent sequences, sexuality, language, smoking
- Approximate running time: 143 minutes
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