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( Latin litteræ dimissoriales , from dimittere ), letters given by an ecclesiastical superior to his subjects to have effect in territory outside his jurisdiction. The term is sometimes extended so as to include testimonial letters, which certify to a priest's freedom from canonical impediments or to the fact that a candidate for a religious order has the requisite qualities, and commendatory letters, which testify that a traveling ecclesiastic is unexceptionable as to morals and doctrine, and letters of excorporation (see EXEAT), by which clerics are freed from the jurisdiction of one diocesan bishop (see EXCARDINATION) that they may be affiliated to another diocese. Properly the name "dimissorial letters" refers to those given by a bishop or regular prelate to his subjects in order that they may be ordained by another bishop. The pope alone may concede such dimissorial letters for the whole world, but any bishop can give them to those under his authority, whether they be so by origin, domicile, or benefice. A bishop, as well as cardinals, can likewise grant them to those who for three years have been actually or equivalently members of his household ( familiares ). In the absence of the bishop, his vice-general is empowered to grant dimissorial letters, but not while the bishop is at home, unless he has received special permission to do so. During the vacancy of the episcopal see, the vicar capitular cannot give these letters, unless a year has elapsed since the diocese became vacant, except to one who is obliged to receive orders owing to his having acquired a benefice. After the lapse of a year, the vicar capitular , independent of the chapter, has the right to grant dimissorial letters for the reception of Holy orders. If the vicar capitular give the letters illegitimately, the person ordained is not entitled to clerical privileges, if he be in minor orders ; and if in major orders, he is suspended from the exercise of them until the future bishop free him from the penalty. Abbots, even though exempt, cannot grant dimissorial letters to seculars who are subject to them. When a bishop grants letters directed to other ordinaries, this phrase does not include exempt abbots. Regular prelates can give letters to those religious who live under their obedience, but such letters must be directed to the diocesan bishop, unless there be a special privilege. In case of the absence of the ordinary bishop, or if he does not desire to hold ordinations, religious superiors may send their subjects to any other bishop. When regulars live in a monastery nullius dioecesis , these letters are to be directed to the neighbouring bishop ( vicinior ). Religious orders, which have received such special privilege since the Council of Trent, may send their subjects for ordination to any Catholic bishop whatsoever. As regards the city of Rome, those who dwell in the city for four months cannot be ordained outside the city in virtue of dimissorial letters from their ordinary bishops, but they must present themselves to the Cardinal Vicar of Rome for ordination. The Roman pontiff can ordain anyone without letters from his bishop, and the person so ordained cannot later be promoted to higher orders without papal licence Although dimissorial letters be required for ordaining the subject of one bishop in another diocese, yet it does seem necessary to obtain them for the purpose of receiving a benefice in the other diocese, though it is considered proper and expedient.
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HADLEY –Twenty-year-old Matthew P. Waskiewicz, a Hadley native, plans to pursue a life of public service through elected office.
So to be chosen for a place in a Fulbright Summer Institute to study in Wales at the Universities of Cardiff, Bangor and Aberystwyth will equip him, he said, with the greatest diversity of experiences and perspectives while a still a student.
The United States-United Kingdom Fulbright Commission is the only bi-lateral, transatlantic scholarship program, offering awards and summer programs for study or research in any field, at any accredited university here or abroad. The commission is part of the Fulbright program conceived by U.S. Sen. J. William Fulbright in the aftermath of World War II to promote leadership, learning and empathy between nations through educational exchange.
"I am humbled and honored to receive a place in the Fulbright Wales Summer Institute," Waskiewicz said.
The rising junior at American University in Washington, D.C., is pursuing dual degrees in economics and political science, and he will spend six weeks this summer in the Fulbright program in which he will learn about Wales, its culture, its history, its geographical differences and the role that industry has taken in shaping its historical, political and cultural landscape. He will also learn about the role of Wales within the United Kingdom and the wider world and Welsh influences internationally.
"The Fulbright program allows for a perfect opportunity to examine these different perspectives," he said. "We all impact each other economically, culturally and environmentally, both across rivers and oceans. By studying the cultural, political, and economic transformation that Wales has undergone, I hope to better understand how a similar change in the United States and in Western Massachusetts might come about. This is a change I hope to bring about in my future career."
Waskiewicz is half Polish, on his father's side, so he hopes to learn more about the Polish in Wales.
"In the post-war period (1945-1950), the United Kingdom had an open visa process to refugees from Poland. As a result, thousands poured in to search for a better life," explained the son of David and Suzanne Waskiewicz.
There is a substantial Polish culture in Wales, and Polish is the third most spoken language in Wales behind English and Welsh.
"I'd like to look at how this Polish culture in Wales has simultaneously assimilated into the culture of the Wales, yet maintained its cultural identity," he said, adding that he would like to compare and contrast the Polish cultures of Wales and Western Massachusetts.
Part of his time in Wales will be spent at Bangor University, during which he will study the Welsh tourism industry as a vehicle through which to safeguard the region's cultural past while ensuring a bright future. "I would like to apply the successful practices I observe and examine in Wales to implement practically in Western Massachusetts so we can protect our own cultural past," said Waskiewicz .
At Hopkins Academy, he participated in soccer, concert band, chorus, the Pro Merito Honor Society, student government and mock trial.
At American University he is a member of the University Honors Program, a resident assistant, a member of the jazz band and vice president of the Student Honors Board. Off campus, he has interned in the U.S. House of Representatives and in the U.S. Senate.
His other interests include photography, playing music and being outdoors.
Waskiewicz said researching Wales reminded him of his home in Western Massachusetts; the rolling hills and picturesque farms looked similar to those of Hadley.
He also liked the Wales Fulbright program because it is with a small cohort of seven other students from throughout the United States. "I credit the success I had in high school and continue to have in Washington, D.C., to the small classes and nurturing learning environment I received at Hopkins and in my close-knit town of Hadley," he said. "My choice of Wales was as much for practicality as it was for my intellectual curiosity; examining a similar post-industrial society to the United States and its ability to adapt to the 21st-century realities of globalization and climate change are of particular interest to me because the United States is grappling with many of the same challenges as contemporary Wales."
His past long-time involvement in the Boy Scouts of America and in small cohorts at Hopkins Academy taught him the importance of giving back to those around him. "My career aspirations of serving in elected office come from this sense of community," he said. "This sense is rooted in my past of service and in a cognizant understanding of how interconnected we are. By examining the communities of Wales, I hope to bring back practical ideas of how to better our own communities."
The Fulbright commission selects participants through a rigorous application and interview process. In making these awards, it looks not only for academic excellence but a focused application, a range of extracurricular and community activities, demonstrated ambassadorial skills, a desire to further the Fulbright program and a plan to give back to the recipient's home country upon returning.
Fulbright summer programs cover all participant costs, and summer participants receive a distinctive support and cultural education program including pre- departure preparation, enrichment opportunities in country and opportunity to join alumni networks.

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You folks know me-always looking for something positive. Avery Bradley was the only bright spot during last night's drubbing at the hands of the TWolves. He eclipsed his point total from the Knicks game in the 1st quarter last night, and seemed to finally be getting back into some type of rhythm on offense: Chris Forsberg– Bradley Shooting Way Out Of Slump
So if you're looking for one silver lining to help forget how Nikolva Pekovic shredded Boston's interior defense Monday night, scoring 21 of his game-high 29 points in the first half, remember that Avery Bradleyscored a team-high 19 points on 8-of-14 shooting and showed encouraging signs of emerging from his offensive funk.
Once dubbed the Celtics' savior for spearheading the team's turnaround with his defensive efforts, Bradley is now relegated to the second most popular athlete in town with the surname Bradley (nice debut, JBJ). He's slumped badly over the last three weeks, averaging 7.6 points while shooting 32.3 percent from the field (43 of 133) and 30.8 percent from beyond the 3-point arc (8 of 26).
You could see from early on last night that Doc was eager to get Avery back on track. He is so important to this team, and without Pierce & Garnett last night, someone was going to have to step up-big time. It wasn't enough obviously, but at least "The Savior" seems to be getting back some of his mojo. Running the first play for him last night seemed to really help.
So determined to pull Bradley from his slump, the Celtics have designed their first offensive play of the game to go through him — a rarity — in recent outings. Coming off a Chris Wilcoxscreen on the left wing on Monday night, Bradley drilled a 19-foot jumper 17 seconds in and it sure seemed to light a wet fuse.
Bradley finished 8-of-14 shooting (57.1 percent) with 19 points — his first double-digit scoring output since the Bobcats visited on March 16 — to go along with two assists over 30:19.
"I think that's five games in a row we've run the first play for him," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "And finally he came up with a jumper. I just really believe he needed it to go in, that shot. I told him after the game, his arc was back on his shot, it wasn't flat. So that was good to see. I think that will make him a better defender too; he'll be able to relax."
It's definitely the offense that needs the most work. There's no doubt his defense has been solid, but he's been very inconsistent on the other side of the ball. We've seen less attacking and slashing and more missed mid-range jumpers. Granted, a lot of that is probably Zero Tolerance getting his upper-body strength back where he feels comfortable. Doc knows he will need AB to be a solid contributor if the C's want any realistic shot at having a playoff run longer than 1 round.
Bradley's offense, however, has been sporadic at best this season. According to Synergy Sports data, he averages 0.8 points per play, which ranks in just the 23rd percentile. Even as he incorporates an emerging corner 3-pointer to his arsenal, he's still only shot 34.1 percent from that spot and he's struggled to finish at the rim (a potential byproduct of building back his upper body strength after enduring surgery to each shoulder).
Bradley, a third-year guard, is shooting 42.4 percent from the midrange and that's where six of his eight field goals came from on Monday. Only one other time this season has Bradley had more than eight field goals in a game (10 versus Philadelphia on March 5).
The Celtics absolutely need Bradley firing on all cylinders at both ends of the floor when the playoffs arrive. Boston knows what it's going to get out of veterans Pierce and Garnett, and there's hope that ring-wearing veteran Jason Terry will further elevate his game. But Jeff Green and Bradley are the X-factors.
Bradley can single-handedly change the complexion of the game with his defense. Boston knows that it's likely he'll be fine at the end of the court when it matters most. But the Celtics need Bradley's offense as well.
And they'll do whatever it takes to get him going, even if it means eating some losses.
Related links: Boston Herald-Avery Bradley Breaks Out
The rest of the links:
CSNNE: Chance Garnett Missed Farewell in Minnesota | Herald: Paul Pierce Takes A Personal Day B Team Falters | Globe: Celtics Fall To Timberwolves |


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I'm so tempted to reprint the whole column right here, but the lawyers at the Miami Herald, who maybe have interns surfing the web for these sorts of things, may get -- rightly so -- a little hostile. So you'll have to go read it for yourself.
An article about police in England donating gardening equipment seized from a marijuana raid, seems perfect fodder for Barry. Maybe I'll email him the story.
Or, he could tackle a survey that showed women are better than men at gardening – except for cutting the grass, maintaining the deck and taking "the rubbish to the tip." I don't know what the last means, but I get the idea. The poll was done by the manufacturers of the weed-killer Roundup. I find this fascinating in so many ways.
On a subject not meant to be particularly humorous, but tickled my funny bone just he same: Organic Gardening magazine gave the "We Like It!" approval to The MonkeyPots Perfect Patio Planter Vertical Garden. It's the name that makes me smile.
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At a dinner marking the end of the 2014 Summer Tutor Program, the Thomas Aquinas College faculty said goodbye Wednesday night to Head Chaplain Rev. Joseph Illo, who will be departing in July. Tutors, senior administrators, and their spouses met in the campus coffee shop for the celebratory occasion, marking not only the start of summer break for the teaching faculty, but also a last chance for many tutors to bid farewell to this good priest who has served the College faithfully for the last two years.
In keeping with the nature of the event, President Michael F. McLean presented a report on the state of the College. He next took a moment to express, "with some melancholy," the College's gratitude to Fr. Illo, who will soon be leaving to establish an oratory in the Archdiocese of San Francisco. Recently returned from a month-long trip, during which he gave retreats for the Missionaries of Charity in Brazil and Kenya, and then climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, Fr. Illo thanked the faculty for his time on campus.
"I've always admired Thomas Aquinas College from afar, and now thank God for the privilege of knowing it a bit from the inside," Fr. Illo said. "You've all been most kind to me, and I've become close and hopefully lifelong friends with many of you. The College is a remarkable phenomenon, and one wonders how it works. In the end, it functions by virtue of love more than anything else: your love of holy wisdom, your love for God, Who has first loved you, and your love for each other. This is truly a Col-ledge, where men and women of good will not only work together, but live, pray and work together by virtue of the mighty bond of fraternal charity. Thank you for your authentic love for me these past two years, and know that I love you."
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I am a single mom just concerned about the many homeless prevention programs out here that are not really preventing homelessness.
I was put out of a shelter home Nov. 24, 2010 due to an altercation I had with another resident. I was unfairly discharged without my side of the story being heard.
However, I have been to every agency that is supposed to prevent people from being homeless. Let's Celebrate, Building an Empire, and even Catholic charities, and the end result was they all sent me back to the welfare agency. I've been housed at the Hope House with my two small children since the incident occurred.
I am a student at the Hudson County Community College with dreams of building my own youth center. With that type of goal I have set for myself makes it hard for me to achieve without stability.
My question is that why is it so many agencies that are supposed to prevent homeless sending me back to the place where I was denied any type of housing assistance? Why are all these agencies even allowed to be nonprofitable organizations if they're not helping, or at least pulling in some help from another place to help in situations like this?
I am housed at the Hope House, where there is a lot of mothers under stress due to welfare turning them down from the TRA program or telling them they don't qualify for housing assistance. Some of us are C-WEP workers, students and also part-time workers. I wish the Hudson County welfare would form a program for us to work for our benefits. Why isn't there a program designed to let us work for our housing assistance until we are stable enough to stand on our own two feet?
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Initally not real sure about this wine. It does get better. Let it breathe a little before tasting and it's not bad at all.
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This wine is very fruity and it doesn't have many tannins. I would definitely recommend this wine and I bought it at $6.99 a bottle--you can't beat that :-)
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As the person before me just said the fruit flavors of this wine just leap out at you. Virtually no tannins to speak of. I like a wide variety of wines from mass appeal offerings like this, to big tannic cabs. For my $5, its a good choice. My wife who is NOT a drinker of reds even liked this one.
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Crookedy House Cake with house number.
This lopsided house shaped cake is made by baking two equal size square layers, cutting them up (just a bit), and spending some time with an array of buttercream frosting colored with Wilton gel colorings.
The reason it's a fun cake? Because you don't have to worry about being perfect.
Shish kabob used as a straight edge for cutting.
I also kept a small amount of plain frosting to pipe over the lines where colors meet — a great coverup for any blips or smudges that often occur when green buttercream meets pink buttercream.
House shaped cake, cut up and ready for frosting.
Bricks, wood siding, and other textures can be added to frosting.
Crookedy House Cake pattern in a .PDF file.
I like to think that every day is a great day for buttercream… but it's simply not true. Today was one of those days — hot, humid (hey, it's Florida), and I didn't think to turn the AC on until the house was so warm my buttercream frosting was melting. It was a mess.
And I got really cranky. And sloppy… very very sloppy. Out of frustration, I nearly abandoned this cake, but then I thought, I'll salvage the cake and then post pictures to demonstrate that even a cake disaster can turn into a decent cake.
Some days are bad days to frost cakes, but that doesn't mean losing the cake.
In the three images above, the first image demonstrates what happened — it was terrifyingly horrible, a complete disaster with frosting everywhere…
Okay, so slapping frosting around in a manner that it ends up surrounding the cake without touching it is not the end of the world. If you get frosting (even a lot of frosting) on the plate or board where your cake is mounted, you can clean it up.
Allow the frosting to "crust" (if it's a super bad buttercream day, "crusting" might take a couple of hours). Once the buttercream has crusted, use the edge of a palette knife to scrape up and remove the excess icing.
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Canada's Drew Doughty waves a huge Canadian flag as teammates look on after the men's ice hockey medal ceremony at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, B.C., Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010. The Canadian Olympic men's hockey team has been named the 2010 team of the year by The Canadian Press. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Chris O'Meara
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Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo (1) reacts after the Boston Bruins scored a third goal of the game in the second period during Game 4 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Finals, Wednesday, June 8, 2011, in Boston. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)
Team Canada has announced its 25-man roster for the Sochi Olympics, and it's built around key contributors from the team that won gold four years ago in Vancouver.
Sidney Crosby, who scored the game-winning goal over the United States in overtime, is back and likely will be named captain.
Roberto Luongo, who was in net for the completion of the 2010 tournament, could get another chance next month as he's back on the roster following some tumultuous times. Jonathan Toews, Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry and Patrice Bergeron are also among the Vancouver medallists named to the team.
Forwards Rick Nash and Patrick Marleau, defencemen Shea Weber, Duncan Keith and Drew Doughty also return four years later to try to defend gold.
Goaltender Carey Price and forwards John Tavares and Steven Stamkos lead the group of newcomers, which is full of youth and speed. That's not only a reflection of Canada's young talent but the bigger international-sized ice surface.
Other newcomers chosen by executive director Steve Yzerman and his management team include forwards Chris Kunitz and Matt Duchene and defencemen Jay Bouwmeester, Alex Pietrangelo and P.K. Subban, who was the subject of much debate leading up to Tuesday's announcement.
"In the end we've put together the best group of players we possibly can. Now we have to become the best team we possibly can," head coach Mike Babcock said.
Team Canada is hoping to cash in on Kunitz's natural chemistry with his Penguins teammate Crosby.
"Chris Kunitz has been an outstanding player throughout his career, a Stanley Cup champion," Yzerman told a news conference Tuesday at the Toronto Maple Leafs' practice facility. "He played for me at the 2008 world championship in Quebec and Halifax and was a very good player on that team."
"He's a skilled player," Yzerman added. "Yes he plays with Sidney Crosby and he's been a great contributor not only to that line but to his team."
Martin St. Louis, snubbed in 2010 by Yzerman, was cut again this time around. Joe Thornton, Eric Staal, Claude Giroux and Dan Boyle were also considered candidates who didn't make the cut.
Yzerman said St. Louis, who plays in Tampa, was an especially hard decision.
"He's a tremendous hockey player who has played outstanding hockey for us in Tampa this year," said Yzerman, who is the general manager of the Lightning. "Our team has a good record and he's a big reason why our team is playing well."
Lightning forward Stamkos' status for the tournament is unclear as he continues to recover from a broken leg. Yzerman said his rehab is going well.
"If he's healthy he's one of the best 25 players obviously in Canada and should be on that team," said Yzerman.
Canada's roster features two of the NHL's top three scorers in Crosby (23 goals, 40 assists) and Getzlaf (20 goals and 28 assists). U.S. winger Patrick Kane (23 goals, 31 assists) is the other.
Canada beat the United States in overtime to win the gold medal in 2010 when Crosby beat Ryan Miller. It was Canada's second gold medal since the NHL began sending its players at the 1998 Nagano Games.
Canada opens the Sochi Games Feb. 13 against Norway.
The full roster:
Goalies: Roberto Luongo; Carey Price; Mike Smith
Defencemen: Jay Bouwmeester; Drew Doughty; Dan Hamhuis; Duncan Keith; Alex Pietrangelo; P.K. Subban; Marc-Edouard Vlasic; Shea Weber
Forwards: Jamie Benn; Patrice Bergeron; Jeff Carter; Sidney Crosby; Matt Duchene; Ryan Getzlaf; Chris Kunitz; Patrick Marleau; Rick Nash; Corey Perry; Patrick Sharp; Steven Stamkos; John Tavares; Jonathan Toews


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By Chris Carl 3:15pm, February 8, 2013Wilmington police say they arrested an accused drug dealer, thanks to the help of a concerned citizen.
Police were called to the 700 block of E. 17th Street early Friday morning.
When they got there, a resident told them to take a close look at a man standing by himself on the corner.
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I could not access my Skype account in my iMac computer. The message I get is "Account:B_IO_ERROR." I do not have this problem if I use my iPad, my iPhone, or my Macbook. I wonder why is this is so? Could someone kindly help me troubleshoot this problem? Thanks.
14-08-2011 00:51
14-08-2011 00:51
similar problem here
my mac hard drive is just fine....
no idea what the deal is
14-08-2011 09:21
14-08-2011 09:21
06-01-2012 18:40
06-01-2012 18:40
Same problem for me too. I can't use Skype on my MacBook Pro. I wish Skype would answer this question.
07-01-2012 14:15
07-01-2012 14:15
It looks Skype control files in your Mac are damaged.
Removing them and reinstalling Skype usually works fine.
If locating these files are a problem to you just use a free app like appCleaner to remove Skype and every Skype control file and reinstal Skype.
Good luck
09-01-2012 18:14
09-01-2012 18:14
This is not always true. I ahve the same problem and I have done this. My wife uses the same computer but different computer account and her SKYPE works fine. Same computer.
20-01-2012 20:57
20-01-2012 20:57
appcleaner works.
normal search found like 3 files. appcleaner found 30.
Delete reinstall and works.
good app to have.
11-02-2012 12:24
11-02-2012 12:24
hi there,
the skype on my mac came up with this very same thing -- & i think it was in response to having being looged in on my iPhone at the same time. i could usually access my a/c from 2 locations previously but it seemed to stuff up this time.
Try "Quitting" the Skype app, then re-opening it under applications & looging in again...
Fixed the problem for me
06-05-2012 18:29
06-05-2012 18:29
i have the same problem whit my iphone do you know what is the probleme
07-05-2012 12:26
07-05-2012 12:26


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Skopje hosts Media training event for the Members of the Council of Honor
Improving the image of professional journalism in The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, especially with regard to eradicating hate speech on diverse grounds including ethnic background, is of crucial importance. With a view to protect and promote professional standards in journalism and freedom of expression and to address current challenges, particularly in relation to the ethnic polarization of press coverage of sensitive topics, the Association of Journalists of the country has approached successfully UNESCO to support the project on Fostering Inter-Ethnic Dialogue in the Media Community within the United Nations Joint Programme "Enhancing Inter-Ethnic Community Dialogue and Collaboration". The first project activity was convened from 27 to 28 January 2012, with the support of the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Skopje.
The main goal of the project is to raise the bar of journalistic professionalism and to increase the level of cooperation among journalists from different backgrounds. Secondary goals of the project are to offer free legal assistance to all members of the Association, as well as to raise the awareness of journalists and the wider public about the activities of the Association and the Council of Honor.
The project is implemented over a five-month duration and running from January through May 2012. In its scope, it covers the following activities: enhancing the functioning of the Council of Honor; improving the capacity of the national public broadcaster MRTV to promote interethnic dialogue within the society; and, fostering the process of cooperation among journalists and different media outlets in the area of reporting on sensitive issues and providing training for young or future journalists:
The project addresses the following target groups: members of the Council of Honor, employees of MRTV and other commercial media, students in their final years of studies in journalism at the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje and the State University of Tetovo, as well as other journalists, the media owners and managers, and the wider public.
This project is implemented within the United Nations Joint Programme to Enhance Inter-Ethnic Community Dialogue and Collaboration in The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, implemented by UNDP, UNESCO and UNICEF with financial support from the Government of Spain under the Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund (MDG-F).
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Davison Township Police say Davison Area Reconstruction Team, which police said is called in for serious or fatal accidents, was at the scene as of 4 p.m., Monday, May 27.
Drivers heading southbound were detoured to East Mt. Morris Road and those heading northbound to East Coldwater Road.
Richfield Township Police and Fire Department responded to the accident.
Information on the time of the crash, number of people involved, injuries or cause was not immediately available. A supervisor in charge of the investigation is conducting follow-up investigation at an area hospital and was not available for comment, according to Davison Township police.


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Not enough. Not nearly enough. Acts of war should be given the harshest sentences. The devout convert should have gotten life. Period.
"'Jihad Jane' gets 10-year sentence for terror plot against cartoonist," By Mike Brunker, NBC News, January 6, 2014
Reuters file
A Pennsylvania woman known as "Jihad Jane" who became a follower of radical Islam and sought to kill a Swedish cartoonist was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison.
Colleen LaRose, 50, had faced a potential life term. But U.S. District Judge Petrese Tucker accepted a government request to reduce the sentence, because of her extensive cooperation with investigators. Prosecutors still sought decades in prison, fearing she remains dangerous.
"This case clearly underscores the evolving nature of the terrorist threat we now face in this country," said Zane David Memeger, U.S Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. "The internet has made it easier for those who want to attack the American way of life to identify like-minded individuals to carry out their terroristic plans."
LaRose, who called herself Jihad Jane in a video she posted online, previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to murder a foreign target and support terrorists and lying to the FBI in connection with a failed 2009 plot to kill Lars Vilks, a Swedish artist who offended many Muslims by drawing the Prophet Mohammed's head on a dog's body. Two other Americans -- Mohammad Hassas Khalid and Jamie Paulin Ramirez – also participated in the plot.
LaRose faced life in prison, but at her sentencing hearing in Philadelphia Monday morning Judge Petrese Tucker granted a government request for a lesser term. Prosecutors agreed with the defense that LaRose suffered abuse during her life. LaRose wore a prison jumpsuit and a head scarf to the hearing.
LaRose was cooperative following her arrest in 2009, meeting more than 20 times with U.S. authorities, and providing information about multiple targets, Reuters quoted U.S. officials as saying last week. Prosecutors said her story also has helped law enforcement better understand the roots of homegrown extremism, the officials said.
A 2012 Reuters investigative report described LaRose's troubled life before she converted to Islam: childhood rapes by her biological father, teenage prostitution, heavy drug abuse and failed marriages. LaRose said that her father's sexual assaults, confirmed by confidential court records, began in second grade.
LaRose was living with an oft-travelling boyfriend in 2007 when a romantic encounter with a Muslim man sparked an interest in Islam. After months of learning online, LaRose said, she converted to Islam and later watched videos of alleged U.S. and Israeli atrocities against Palestinian children that radicalized her.
By 2008, prosecutors said, "she had managed to align herself with violent terrorists who valued her ability and persistence as their online predator, or 'hunter,'" recruiting new fighters.
Following instructions from an al Qaeda operative in Pakistan, LaRose later flew to Europe for the plot to kill the Swedish artist. But after six weeks, largely in Ireland, LaRose became frustrated with the mission's pace and returned to Philadelphia, where she was arrested.
One of her co-conspirators, Mohammad Hassas Khalid, 20, of Ellicott City, Md., is scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday. Khalid, who was a teenager when the plot was hatched, is the youngest person ever charged with terrorism charges in the United States. Prosecutors have recommended a sentence of "less than 10 years" for Khalid.
Prosecutors said Khalid, who grew up in Pakistan, lived a double-life after moving to Maryland -- as "a polite and studious 15-year-old" and "a tireless soldier for violent jihad." He helped al Qaeda by translating videos from Urdu to English, inciting others, and aided LaRose as she smuggled a stolen U.S. passport to a terrorist, they said.
Ali Damache, LaRose's alleged handler in Ireland, remains jailed there, fighting extradition to the United States on terrorism charges. The third U.S. co-conspirator, Ramirez, who flew from Colorado to marry Damache in Ireland, has pleaded guilty to related terrorism charges. She may be sentenced on Wednesday.


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PERKINS - Fighting the flu and an improving Mid Peninsula squad it took Bark River-Harris the full 32 minutes to pull out a 63-57 win over the Wolverines on Thursday night.
The Broncos held double-digit leads in both the first and second half of the dual conference game, but they weren't able to rest as the Wolverines mounted comebacks to keep the game close.
"It was a little up-and-down and it was nice to be in a competitive game down the stretch," said BR-H head coach Joel Schultz. "That was the first close game other than maybe Gwinn that we were trying to manage. We don't exactly get an A, we let a little bit of a lead slip down but there was some things we did well and we're getting better at."
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Jon Young | Daily Press
Hannah Starnes (11) of Bark River-Harris puts up a lay-up as Mid Peninsula's Hunter Branstrom (32) goes for a block during the second half of Thursday's game at Mid Peninsula.
Jon Young | Daily Press
Mid Peninsula's Sarah Hanson (21) drives the lane as Hannah Starnes (11) of Bark River-Harris defends during the first half of Thursday's game at Mid Peninsula.
One of the things the Broncos did well was hit big free throws the stretch. Mid Peninsula cut the deficit to 53-51 late in the fourth quarter but BR-H's Hannah Starnes drained 7-of-8 from the charity stripe in the last 1:43 of the game to help seal the Bronco victory.
Schultz said it was important that his sophomore guard didn't back down after struggling to score earlier in the game.
"She is a young player; there has been cases when if some things didn't go right she might go away a little bit but not tonight. She stuck her nose right in there, kept at it and hit the big free throws down the stretch," he said. "That's what these young kids need to learn; they can win games for us. She won a game for us by the way she came in and helped hold the team together down the stretch."
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Mid Pen 10 15 13 19 - 57
Bark River 20 12 13 18 - 63
Mid Peninsula - Westlund 8, Shope 13, Nummilien 4, C. Hanson 1, S. Hanson 10, Gudwer 4, Branstrom 20; FT: 10-14, F: 16; Fouled out: Shope, S. Hanson; 3-point field goals: Shope 1, S. Hanson 1.
Bark River-Harris - Jenshak 8, Starnes 15, Schultz 10, Lindquist 10, Hardy 12, Frazer 4, Lund 4; FT: 15-20; F: 17; Fouled out: Frazer; 3-point field goals: Hardy 2, Lindquist 1, Schultz 1.
The Broncos were also aided by their strong defense in the clutch. Bark River used its half-court trap to force two turnovers in the final minute. The Wolverines were forced to foul following the miscues, a stretch in which BR-H connected on four straight free throws to push their lead back to seven points.
"That's what they're going to do," said Mid Pen coach Bobby Reichel. "They're going to make you turn the ball over. I don't know how many turnovers we had but it was definitely too many, especially in that first half."
The Broncos press gave the Wolverines issues in the first half as they fell behind by 10 points at the end of the first quarter and 14 points midway through the second.
"The beginning of the game we came out pretty flat," Reichel said. "We got down 14 and pretty much the second quarter I told them if they don't come out now they mind as well pack up and go and they came out and we get within five, so I was happy with that."
The Wolverines press break suffered as senior Kelsey Shope picked up her third foul in the first quarter. However she did return late in the second quarter to help aid a 7-0 Wolverine run.
"She can play everywhere," Reichel said. "She rebounds, she passes, she shoots, so it's really difficult to replace her with anybody."
Both teams struggled with foul trouble as Shope and Sarah Hanson fouled out for Mid Pen. Caitlyn Frazer fouled out for BR-H, who was also fighting a flu bug that has kept the majority of their team out of practice this week.
The Broncos built a 12 point lead midway through the third quarter and instead of picking up the pace Schultz, noticing his teams fatigue, decided to slow things down in hopes to give his players a rest and pull the Wolverines out of their 1-2-2 zone.
"Sometimes you've got to be careful what you wish for because they went man and we didn't execute very well; got a couple of charges and just didn't have the patience," Schultz said.
Mid Peninsula trailed the entire game and had their best chance with two minutes remaining as Hunter Branstrom split a pair of free throws to cut the Broncos lead to 53-51. It was the second game in a row the Wolverines went neck-and-neck with a top team in the CUP/Skyline Conference as they lost to the 11-1 Superior Central Cougars 49-43 on Monday. Reichel said he hopes his team builds off their competitive losses.
"They're all moral victories," he said. "I know Bark River is an honorable mention and Joel Schultz is a great coach and he gets all of his players to work hard, so no matter what kind of team he has they're always going to come out and work their butt off. They've got to take both of these games and use them to build momentum and motivate themselves."
Bark River-Harris improves to 9-4 overall, 5-1 CUP and 5-2 in the Skyline. They are back on the court this Monday at North Central. Mid Peninsula drops to 6-8 overall, 3-5 in the CUP and 4-6 in the Skyline. The Wolverines host Republic on Monday.


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ORANGE BEACH -- Officials in Orange beach are considering a deal with a Birmingham-based utility that could bring the city about $1.2 million up front and millions more over the life of the deal.
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Our Virtualization Explained series is a great reference when you need a server virtualization definition. This virtualization glossary explains many useful terms and technologies.
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Oatmeal Raisin Cookies (or Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies)
⅓ cup unsalted butter (dairy free will work)
1½ cups
certified gluten-free oat flour
½ cup granulated sugar
¼ cup brown sugar, firmly packed
⅛ tsp sea salt
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 egg
½ cup raisins; chocolate chips (I use
); finely chopped nuts; or, combination of all these ingredients that equals no more than ½ cup total (optional)
Melt the butter and set aside to cool slightly. Place oat flour in a medium-sized bowl. Stir in both sugars and the salt.
In a medium-sized bowl, whisk together the melted butter, vanilla extract, and egg. Stir this egg mixture into the oat mixture and add chocolate chips, raisins, and/or nuts. Stir until mixed well.
Chill the dough about 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350ºF. Meanwhile, prepare a baking sheet by lining with parchment paper.
Chilled dough may still be somewhat soft. Form the dough into 1-inch balls and place on the baking sheet about 2 inches apart. Flatten each ball slightly with fingers.
Bake for about 10 minutes or so until cookies look mostly done.
Cool well on the baking sheet (about 10 minutes) before attempting to remove, using a spatula.
Makes 1½ dozen cookies, about 2 inches in diameter.
I use
this brand of oat flour
, but feel free to make our own oat flour by running your gluten-free oats through the food processor or dry container of your
until it reaches flour consistency. I have not made these cookies using coconut sugar versus white sugar and brown sugar yet, but it should work fine. If you want a flatter, larger cookie, chill your dough a few minutes less. Store cookies in a sealed container to prevent cookies from drying out.
Recipe by
gfe--gluten free easily
at http://glutenfreeeasily.com/oatmeal-raisin-chocolate-chip-cookies/


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ALLOWAY TWP. — The Alloway Township Municipal Building, located on Greenwich Street, has been lacking a sign for years. But that changed on Saturday when a new freshly-painted blue and white sign was unveiled on its front lawn.
A crowd of about a dozen gathered around the sign that was wrapped in garbage bags and duct tape, ready to be opened like a birthday present. When the wrapping was taken off, people in the crowd cheered "it's beautiful!" and "it's perfect!"
With the township's crest displayed at the top, the sign reads, "Alloway Township Municipal & Senior Citizens Complex," with "Committed To Being Clean and Green" below. The address, 49 South Greenwich St., is also displayed.
The township steering committee was responsible for the sign. The steering committee was originally formed to oversee the renovation of the Old Alloway School (which is now the township municipal building).
Ben Thompson, member of the steering committee, said the environmentally-friendly slogan represents a value very important to the community.
Jim Whitt, chairman of the steering committee, led the unveiling, and gave a short speech.
"Some people ask me, 'What's the big deal about a sign,'" Whitt said. "Well, I tell them, 'It's been a long time coming.'"
Whitt said the sign resulted from a lot of hard work and dedication. He noted former steering committee chairman Casey Williams, who was also at the unveiling, was essential in seeing that a sign was eventually constructed.
The steering committee helped build the Alloway Veterans Monument and Walk in 2010, which is located behind the sign.
Other steering committee members involved include: Edward Jamison, Ted Smigulec, Chris Headley, Wayne Wright, Charles Angelus and Ken McKelvey.
Salem County Freeholder Julie Acton, Deputy Mayor Myrle Patrick and Committeewoman Beth Reilly were also in attendance at the unveiling.


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MAGNET is intended to pull faculty and students from a wide range of disciplines across one another's paths on a daily basis, using carefully designed shared spaces and intelligent integration of curriculum and research by participating faculty and programs... an Education and Technology Ph.D. student could get to know a Game Design MFA who is just the person to make a research project succeed... a Computer Science undergraduate might find herself part of a start-up game company after taking a few classes with students from Game Center and Integrated Digital Media... a Game Design thesis team might take up an experimental interface technology they saw demo'd at a talk by resident researchers.
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FAIRMONT - Jared Thompson does not raise his voice very often, but the Fairmont head coach definitely got his hoopsters' attention during a timeout with 3:37 remaining in the first half of Monday night's game.
"Three straight trips, we did a poor job of defending, and I had to do something," Thompson said in reference to United South Central's late 12-3 run that snapped a 24-all tie just minutes before intermission.
The Cardinals heeded Thompson's advice coming out of the lockerroom to eventually erase an eight-point halftime deficit to the hard-working Rebels in Fairmont.
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LOW-POST DEFENSE — Fairmont's Ben Abel defends against United South Central forward Riley Kloos' low-post leaner during basketball action Monday night at Cardinal Gym. Fairmont's Nate Johnson (middle) boxes out USC's Cody Nelson as Cardinal teammates Mitch?Pfingsten (3), Jay Ruen (35) and Josh Eversman, along with USC's Steve Voigt (front right), watch the action. (Photo by Leanna Becker)
Mitch Pfingsten delivered 17 of his game-high 22 points and five of his game-best seven assists during the final 18 minutes of regulation to pace Class 2A, No. 3-ranked Fairmont's 67-63 comeback victory over USC at Cardinal Gym.
"You could call that a tale of two halves," said Thompson, whose lineup used a 9-for-10 free throw-shooting effort to outscore the Rebels 37-25 during the second segment.
Forward Riley Kloos provided a necessary spark off USC's bench during the first half, generating 11 of his 16 points to build a 38-30 edge at the break.
Luke Trio, who topped the Rebels' cause with 17 points to complement seven boards, later drained the first of his three 3s before post player Steve Voigt distributed one of his six assists to center Cody Nelson for a low-post lay-in to extend the visitors' edge to 45-34 at the 15:15 juncture of the second half.
Fairmont forward Jay Ruen, however, drilled a 3-pointer to trigger the home team's ensuing 15-2 offensive avalanche.
"Our defensive stops created open looks for us at the offensive end and that run got us back into the game," said Thompson.
Luke Peterson intercepted a USC pass and later spotted Josh Eversman for a left-elbow jumper for two of his 20 points on the game before Pfingsten swooshed a pull-up trey to inch the Cardinals within 45-42 with 12:47 remaining in the second half.
Eversman, who generated 14 of Fairmont's 30 first-half points, garnered a right-wing steal before earning two free throws before Voigt countered with a putback basket for USC.
Pfingsten, however, displayed his deft passing touch by firing a skip pass to Ruen for a right-corner 3 before threading the needle to Roggow on a perfect pick-and-roll play to swing a 49-47 lead to the Cardinals at the 10-minute mark.
Trio's left-corner 2-pointer tied the game at 49 before Pfingsten's traditional 3-point play was countered by Rebel forward Nate Pederson's trey at 52-all.
Unfortunately for USC, a technical foul was assessed to its bench on the heels of a Rebel personal foul, resulting in a four-point swing in the Cardinals' direction. Pfingsten sank both free throws before Ben Abel hit a baseline runner for a 56-52 lead with 5:48 remaining.
Despite Kloos' traditional 3-point play and Trio's 3-pointer coming out of the Rebel timeout, Pfingsten single-handedly outscored USC by a 9-2 margin to give Fairmont a lead that it would not relinquish.
Trio buried a 3-pointer to close the Rebels' gap to 65-63 with 24 seconds remaining, but Pfingsten found Ruen for the left-baseline lay-in with 8 seconds left to ice the victory.
Ruen finished with 12 points for the Cardinals, while Eversman grabbed eight boards to pace Fairmont's 27-26 rebounding edge.
Voigt supplied 10 points, a game-best nine boards and six assists to the Rebels' cause, while Pederson delivered 10 points.
Fairmont (3-0) opens South Central Conference action tonight by playing host to New Ulm.
USC (1-1) travels to Truman tonight to face Truman/Martin Luther in another nonconference clash.
Walker Tordsen scored 13 points to pace a balanced scoring attack as Fairmont downed USC, 60-50, during B-squad action Monday night in Fairmont.
Tyler Tennyson supplied 11 points and three assists for the Cardinals (3-0), Kale Fritz delivered 10 points, Jack Waletich scored nine points, while Tordsen and Noah Quiring topped the rebounding effort.
Tyler Johnson produced 12 points and five rebounds to help guide Fairmont to a 39-30 triumph over USC during C-squad action Monday night in Fairmont.
Alex Bertram contributed seven points to the Cardinals' win, while Matt Larson pulled down five rebounds.
Jackson County Central 69, Granada-Huntley-East Chain 45 - Jon Harmening scored a game-high 24 points to pace the Huskies to a 69-45 nonconference win over the Mustangs on Monday night in Jackson.
Darnell Taylor-Breck netted nine points and Colton Timmer added seven points for the Huskies in the win.
Josh Johanson scored 17 points to lead the Mustangs' offensive efforts, while teammate Trent Stensland added 11 points and pulled down eight rebounds.
Ryan Shumski tallied seven points for GHEC.
Granada-Huntley-East Chain (0-1) plays host to St. Clair in a 7:30 p.m. Valley Conference game on Thursday in East Chain.
Bishop Garrigan 70, North Union 35 - The Golden Bears extended their one-point halftime lead and held the Warriors to just 14 second-half points to earn a 70-35 nonconference victory over the Warriors on Monday in Armstrong.
Aric Runge led the Warriors with 16 points and eight rebounds, while teammate Jacob Braddock tallied 10 points.
Alex Krantz pulled down five boards, while Corey Vaske, Nathan Eaton and Eythan Blair each scored two points.
North Union (0-1) plays host to Garner-Hayfield/Ventura at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Armstrong.
Girls Basketball
Martin County West 79, Nicollet 43 - Reilly Geistfeld scored a game-high 24 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Mavericks to a 79-43 Valley Conference win over the Raiders on Monday in Nicollet.
Kate Thiesse added 15 points and six steals for the Mavericks, while Ellie Kuehl tallied 10 points.
Whitney Smith doled out five assists and McKenna Taylor grabbed 11 boards in the win.
The Mavericks swished 20 of 31 free throws in the game, and shot nearly 50 percent from the floor by making 29 of 59 shots.
Emily Skrien scored a team-leading 20 points to pace the Raiders, while Natasha Young Kruse recorded 10 points.
Martin County West (1-0, 1-0 Valley) plays host to St. Clair in a conference game at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Sherburn.
Nicollet (0-1, 0-1 Valley) travels to Arlington to play Sibley East in a nonconference game next Tuesday.


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For the second year in a row, Huffman High School took the Best Documentary Overall award for the film "Tales of the Grapevine" which addressed gossip in schools.
In the program, students learn to write, schedule, shoot and edit originial short documentaries to be shown at their high schools.
At the end of the year, the students attend the annual film competition at the Carver Theatre in downtown Birmingham. The schools compete for the best documentary which is decided by three local, film professionals selected to judge the event.
See the full list of winners below.
Jackson-Olin High School
Best Director - Kayla Moseley (Sassy Successful Sisters)
Best Producer - Tamika Johnson (The Price of Glory Is High)
Best Editor - Warren Smith (Living Large)
Best All Around - Isiah Finley (Leaving the Lion's Den)
Best Documentary - Sassy Successful Sisters: Brianna Wiggins, Kayla Mosely, Kevin Ray and Christine Baker
Ramsay High School
Best Director - Nyya Reed (From the Inside Out)
Best Editor - Ryan Leonard (Takin' It Old School)
Best All Around - (Tied) Ari Christian (Time's Up!) and Shannon Denny (Life Beyond the Rim)
Best Documentary - Time's Up!: Trenese Crump, Ari Christian, Taylor Oates, Richard King, Diamond Lee and James Washington
Woodlawn High School
Best Producer - Victoria Cox (The Race War)
Best Editor - Demitris Carpenter (Teen Parenting: A National Epidemic)
Best All Around - (Tied) Desi Jackson and DaJuan Smoot (Woodlawn Colonels)
Honorable Mention - Gone But Not Forgotten
Best Documentary - The Race War: Victoria Cox, James Cade, Devin Jones and Jonathan Sales
Huffman High School
Best Director - Demi Crawford (If You're in Love...Show It in Public!!!)
Best Producer - Tremaine Lewis (If You're in Love...Show It in Public!!!)
Best Editor - Chelsea Slaughter (Tales of the Grapevine)
Best All Around - Zandrea Marshall (Anger Management: The Bad Girls Club Edition & Respect My Swag)
Best Documentary - Respect My Swag: Ayanna Perkins, Christianna Bates, Terry Truss and Zandrea Marshall


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* Senators 9, Flying Squirrels 0 -- Game 66, June 13 at Metro Bank Park
HOME STREAK OF NOT ALLOWING AN EARNED RUN REACHES 36 INNINGS AS SENATORS SLIP INTO FIRST-PLACE TIE: Finishing the three-game sweep of Richmond -- the team's first home three-game sweep since June 24-26, 2011 -- Harrisburg (35-31) moved into a virtual first-place tie with Richmond (34-30) and Erie (34-30) atop the Eastern League's Western Division standings. The Senators haven't allowed an earned run at home in 36 innings, dating to the ninth inning of a June 4 loss to Bowie.
JORDAN'S INSANELY IMPRESSIVE NUMBERS: RHP Taylor Jordan (5-0) threw a second consecutive complete-game shutout, though this one went the full nine innings. The 24-year-old (No. 13 Nationals prospect) took a no-hitter into the sixth, ultimately scattered five singles, a walk and a hit batsman and struck out a career-high 11 batters as his Double-A ERA fell to 0.66 in 41 innings. He's on a 19-inning scoreless streak and has won four straight starts. Opponents are hitting .181 against him with 18 singles, seven doubles, one triple and no home runs.
LECROY ON JORDAN'S RECOVERY FROM TOMMY JOHN SURGERY: Manager Matt LeCroy spoke of Jordan's recovery from September 2011 Tommy John surgery: "Coming back from Tommy John, he's a different animal as far as his work. He's in really, really good shape. Strong kid. He's got some purpose when he comes to the park. This is a second chance for him. He's come a long way pretty quickly, and to be as dominant as he is right now? That shows a lot for what he's done, and that's a compliment to him."
LECROY ON JORDAN'S PINPOINT ACCURACY: Jordan isn't afraid to pitch inside, evident by his five hit batters in seven games this season, including Javier Herrera to open Thursday's contest. Said LeCroy: "He's got that mentality. The thing he does really good, he can command it. He knows where that ball is going. If he wants to hit you in the shoulder, he can hit you in the shoulder. If he wants to hit the bull, he can hit it. That's what we try to preach, the command of the baseball. And he's one of the few guys I've ever managed who actually knew where the ball is going all the time. That's a gift. Hopefully he can keep taking advantage of it. It's pretty special."
COMPLETE-GAME HISTORY BEING MADE: It was earlier this month -- June 1, in fact -- that RHP Caleb Clay became the first Senators pitcher to throw a nine-inning, complete-game shutout since Aug. 16, 2005. It took only 12 days for it to happen again.
OH, JORDAN HITS, TOO: Yes, he struck out a career-high 11 batters and tossed a nine-inning shutout. But Jordan also was the only player in Thursday night's game to collect multiple hits. He finished 2-for-3 with a walk, three runs scored and a two-out RBI single.
TWO-OUT LIGHTNING ALL NIGHT LONG: In fact, the Senators scored all nine of their runs with two outs. That included a two-run triple by Justin Bloxom in the third, a two-run triple by Brian Goodwin in the fourth, RBI doubles by Destin Hood and Jose Lozada in the fifth, and a two-run error in the fifth, plus Jordan's RBI single. "That's how you win ballgames," LeCroy said. "Two-out hitting, two-out RBIs."
BLOXOM GETTING FAMILIAR WITH THIRD: Anthony Rendon's promotion to Triple-A Syracuse and ultimately the big leagues has opened a spot at third base, and Bloxom has moved in. Though still a work in progress at the hot corner, he's putting in the early work and getting more and more reps, which means he'll get more and more comfortable. Richmond's first hit of the game was a bouncer his way by Andrew Susac leading off the sixth. It took a bad hop, bounced off his glove and into the outfield and was ruled a single. Said LeCroy: "He's holding his own. He's having some troubles at times, but he made some good plays tonight. Except for the one. I think everybody wanted it to be an error. That was a tough call. I think he went back on it, he kind of played it into a hit the way the ball ricochetted."
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DUMMERSTON (AP) -- The driver of a moving truck has been charged with leaving the scene of an accident after police said the vehicle damaged a covered bridge in Dummerston.
Police said 23-year-old William Miller of Dummerston was driving the truck as part of his employment in collecting sap for his family's farm, and didn't realize the height restriction on the bridge as he attempted to cross it Sunday.
The rear cargo section of the truck struck the bridge, shattering a cross beam and tearing the trim on the West Dummerston Covered Bridge.
Police later found a damaged Budget moving truck parked on Miller Road in Dummerston.
Miller is scheduled to be arraigned on May 7.
The bridge is believed to be the longest covered bridge still in use in the state.


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Victor, N.Y. — The movie theaters at Destiny USA's Thruway rival are getting a serious upgrade.
Regal Entertainment plans to replace all the seats in its theaters at the Eastview Mall in Victor with recliners. The new seats, which include footrests, should be in place in all 13 theaters by October, according to Regal.
The theaters will remain open during the remodeling. Eastview is owned by Rochester-based Wilmorite.
The new seats are on display in the lobby at the Eastview theaters, where customers can try them out. The recliners adjust to multiple positions.
Regal doesn't have any plans right now to install recliners at Destiny USA, said Russ Nunley, a spokesman for the company. Regal did add two massive new screens to its Destiny theaters last year.
The IMAX and RPX screens are located on the third floor of Destiny's expansion section.
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Rockers Shinedown are coming to the MassMutual Center in downtown Springfield on May 1 at 7 p.m.
Britain's Bush and Australian rockers Airbourne will open for the Jacksonville, Florida quartet.
Beginning Friday at 10 a.m., tickets will be available through Ticketmaster outlets, ticketmaster.com and by phone at (800)745-3000. Tickets are priced at $25 and $39.
Shinedown has released four studio albums and two live discs since 2003 and are at work on a new studip album. Their most recent recording, the song "Im Alive," was included in the movie soundtrack to "The Avengers" last May.


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NEPTUNE — A Neptune man is charged with stabbing his ex-girlfriend with a steak knife on Tuesday while she was holding a small child, according to a report by APP.com.
Kevin Lee Anderson, 29, faces assault charges and endangering the welfare of a child, the report said. The woman was treated and released.
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HAMILTON — Students at Crockett Middle School got a few tips Friday from elected officials and others on how to combat cyberbullying.
The assembly, a partnership between Cablevision's Power to Learn program and the school's new anti-bullying initiative, welcomed state Sen. Linda Greenstein and assemblymen Wayne DeAngelo and Dan Benson.
Cyberbullies, Greenstein said, are different from the schoolyard bullies of her childhood.
"They would get right in your face ... and could see how you react," she said. "When you're online, you don't see or hear the victim. You don't know how much you're hurting them."
All three elected officials urged the students to be aware of how they treat others over the internet and to confide in parents and teachers if a problem arises.
Trent Anderson, Cablevision's vice president of education, said students can have the most impact by standing up to their peers.
Bully-Free Friends was started in January at the suggestion of PEI Kids, a bullying prevention program. Since then, a group of 75 sixth- and seventh-graders have met weekly to discuss solutions for bullying in school and online, said student counselor Nell Giger. Cablevision, through its "Internet Smarts" program, provides the school with resources to use with students.
At the assembly, the BFF students, clad in bright green T-shirts, performed a skit and rendition of "We Are the World" for their peers.
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All faculty, staff, and students throughout the Mount Sinai Health System are expected to get an annual influenza vaccination, a request that has new urgency this year. For the first time, the New York State Department of Health is requiring that all hospital personnel either receive the influenza vaccination or wear masks in areas where there is potential for patient contact, including lobbies, corridors, elevators, and cafeterias, as well as in all typical patient-care areas. This new regulation will be in effect throughout the influenza season, which typically runs from December to late spring.
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AMSA Pre-General Assembly Conference, Day 1
On Tuesday night, the pre-General Assembly IFMSA/AMSA conference kicked off in the 13th floor auditorium in Annenberg at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Icahn's American Medical Students Association (AMSA) chapter is excited to host this year's pre-General Assembly Conference focusing on global health and advocacy. One hundred medical students from around the world managed to arrive today and listen to organizers Dan Knights, Felicity Jones, Mike Eliasz, Riju Banerjee, and Susanna O'Kula announce the week's schedule and welcome the delegates to New York.


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J.R. Halasz
Housing Policy Debate, vol. 21, 2011, p. 267-293
Certain affordable housing programmes in the US have had the unintended consequence of contributing to racial and ethnic segregation and compounded socio-economic inequality among racial groups. New York City residents have access to more than ten types of affordable rental housing and a variety of home ownership assistance schemes. The broad range and widespread employment of affordable housing programmes together with a high level of racial diversity make New York City a useful site for comparing racial and ethnic segregation and inequality in distinct types of affordable housing. This study found that: 1) Blacks and Latinos are significantly segregated from Whites, Asians and other ethnic groups in certain types of affordable housing; 2) race and ethnicity have a greater impact than socio-economic status on which type of housing a family occupies; and 3) affordable housing located within mixed-income multi-family dwellings offers significant advantages over cluster developments such as public housing which compound racial, ethnic and socio-economic inequality.
S. van Zandt and W.M. Rohe
Housing Policy Debate, vol.21, 2011, p. 317-341
Affordable loan products coupled with homeownership education and counselling have played a significant role in enabling low-income, minority ethnic and immigrant families to get on the housing ladder in the USA over the last decade. However, there has been little research into the sustainability of low-income homeownership. This paper examines the ability of low-income homebuyers to pay housing related costs after home purchase, including maintenance and repairs, using longitudinal data from an affordable homeownership education programme in several sites around the nation. Results showed that after less than two years of ownership, about half of the over 350 families surveyed faced unexpected costs, and about a third were faced with repairs they could not afford. More than half carried greater non-housing debt, and about a quarter were 30 days or more late in debt repayment. These findings raise concerns about the sustainability of low-income homeownership.


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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - The Alabama Education Association's political action committee has bolstered the campaign war chest of state Senate candidate Todd Greeson with $200,000 in cash donations, campaign finance records show.
That puts Greeson near the top of candidates receiving AEA money as the Democratic and Republican primaries approach on June 3.
Greeson, a state representative from DeKalb County, is running against Steve Livingston of Scottsboro for the District 8 Senate seat that includes Jackson County and parts of Madison and DeKalb counties for the GOP nomination.
According to campaign filings by Greeson, he received $100,000 from AEA on April 4 and $50,000 on May 17 and June 21, 2013.
He has served as a state representative since 1998.
Garreth Moore, a former GOP state representative who is seeking to unseat state Sen. Jimmy Holley in south Alabama, has received $350,000 in three donations from AEA in what appears to be most any candidate has received from the teacher PAC. He received $150,000 from AEA on Nov. 25, 2013 - two days after registering his campaign committee with the Alabama secretary of state.
Moore has raised only $550 in cash beyond the AEA contributions.
"Unfortunately, it takes a lot of money to run for office," Greeson told AL.com today. "I've always been a strong advocate of public education. I've never voted with them 100 percent but they know my record.
"They're a supporter of mine. Honestly, a quarter of a million probably runs a small senate race and that's running it on a tight budget."
Greeson received his initial payment from AEA when Sen. Shadrack McGill was still in the race. McGill, made - in the eyes of AEA -- several public comments against teachers during his term. McGill eventually decided not to seek re-election and is running for revenue commissioner in Jackson County.
"We've got a long track record; we support people who support public education," said AEA spokesperson Amy Marlowe told AL.com in November. "When it comes to incumbents, they have a track record of what their votes have been."
Marlowe also said Greeson had proven himself as a strong supporter of public education, which led to the donations.
Asked about being beholden to any special interest group who invests so heavily in his campaign, Greeson repeated that he has not voted 100 percent with AEA.
"Outside of probably the NRA, that's probably the only group I've voted 100 percent with. And pro-life - I'm about 100 percent (voting) on pro-life. That's about it. That's the only areas I've voted with a special interest group. But the NRA doesn't really contribute money in a legislative race."


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ITD welcomes comments on corridor plans for north-central Idaho
ITD is seeking public comment on draft corridor plans for 16 highways in north-central Idaho. The plans include potential construction and maintenance projects for each highway during the next 10 years.
The department will accept comments on the draft plans until Jan. 28.
The highway corridors are arranged into five studies, or plans:
District 2 Senior Planner Ken Helm said the department received 175 written responses to surveys and spoke with about 200 people at public meetings during the past year.
"Because the budget is so tight, we need to be very careful when choosing which projects receive funding," Helm said. "We made a big effort to coordinate with agencies, local jurisdictions and the public during the planning process."
The process included a technical analysis of existing conditions, traffic, environmental factors and economic forecasts. Potential projects include passing and vehicle climbing lanes, shoulder and guardrail improvements, drainage control and rockfall control.
All five draft plans are available for viewing on the ITD website ( itd.idaho.gov ); choose the appropriate region and corridor under "projects" from the dropdown menu at the top of the main page.To request a printed copy of any draft corridor plan, ask questions or submit comments, contact Ken Helm by e-mail at:
Those interested in sending in comments using traditional mail can download comment forms by clicking on: draft corridor study comment form.
Published 1-14-2011