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UPDATE: Balloon company trying to sell assets
Liquidation company asking for bids on hot air balloons
Investors around the country are being solicited to buy six hot air balloons along with their equipment to benefit the customers of the now-defunct Great American Balloon Company.
A News3 investigation discovered there are several hundred customers across Wisconsin, Illinois and Florida who have been victimized by the balloon company.
Customers have complained about buying tickets and not being able to fly for two-plus years because of excuses put forward by the Great American Balloon Company.
The company handling the liquidation of its assets, primarily its six hot air balloons, is asking for initial bids by Sept. 10. Qualified bidders will take part in an auction two days later.
The money raised will go to pay off ticket holders.
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Royals Attend Invictus Games Opening Ceremony in London
Prince Harry was joined by the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke of Cambridge, Prime Minister David Cameron and Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik last night for the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The 6,500 spectators gathered on the South Lawn for the event were treated to a spectacle of music and military displays by the Red Arrows, Apache and Merlin helicopters … Continue readingPosted in British Royals, Danish Royals | Tagged Crown Prince Frederik, Invictus Games, Military, Prime Minister Cameron, Prince Harry, Sport, The Duchess of Cornwall, The Duke of Cambridge, The Prince of Wales | 1 Comment
Princess Marie Attends Conference on ADHD
Today at the Hotel Comwell in Kolding, Princess Marie attended the opening session of the Danish ADHD Association's annual conference. The Princess, wearing a white embellished jacket and black pants, was greeted by a group children from the local daycare centre. During her time at the conference, Marie was present at a lecture by British psychology professor David Daley, who spoke of understanding the condition, and the best way to … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Health, Princess Marie | 1 Comment
Princess Mary Attends Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Performance
Denmark's Crown Princess Mary tonight attended the final performance of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's tour of Europe. Arriving at the Tivoli Concert Hall wearing a navy blue frock coat with a beaded neckline, the Princess took her seat in the audience to watch the concert, which included pieces composed by Berlioz, Strauss, Schumann and Elgar. She was accompanied by the Australian Ambassador to Denmark, Damien Miller, and Tivoli's music director, Henrik Engelbrecht. The … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Concert, Crown Princess Mary, Music | 1 Comment
Prince Joachim and Family To Move To Copenhagen
The Danish Royal Court today revealed that the residence of Prince Joachim and his family, Schackenborg Castle, has been placed under the control of a foundation created to manage the castle, the estate and its farming commitments. The Schackenborg Foundation has been created by Prince Joachim in conjunction with three other organisations: the Bitten and Mads Clausen Foundation, Ecco Holding and the Ole Kirk Foundation. The four founders each contributed … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Prince Joachim of Denmark, Princess Marie, Schackenborg Castle | 1 Comment
Photo Shoot in Cayx for Henrik's 80th Birthday
A photo shoot took place this morning at Château de Cayx to mark Prince Henrik of Denmark's 80th birthday. The Prince's immediate family were all present – wife, Queen Margrethe II, and both sons, Crown Prince Frederik and Prince Joachim, with their wives and children. Prince Henrik led the family out on to the lawn where the photographers were gathered, holding the hands of his two eldest granddaughters, Princesses Isabella … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Birthday, France, Photo Session, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort | 2 Comments
D-Day 70th Anniversary Commemorations
Royals from across Europe, as well as many heads of state, have gathered in Normandy to mark the seventieth anniversary of the D-Day landings, the Allied invasion of German-occupied territory which became the beginning of the end of World War Two. This morning, local time, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall attended a Royal British Legion service at the Bayeux Cathedral, as did British Prime Minister David Cameron … Continue readingPosted in Belgian Royals, British Royals, Danish Royals, Dutch Royals, Luxembourg Royals, Monaco Royals, Norwegian Royals | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Anniversary, Chancellor Merkel, D-Day, Elizabeth II, France, Governor-General Mateparae, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, Grand Duke Henri, Harald V, King Philippe, King Willem-Alexander, Margrethe II, President Hollande, President Napolitano, President Putin, Prime Minister Abbott, Prime Minister Cameron, Prime Minister Key, Prime Minister Rutte, Queen Mathilde, Queen Máxima, The Duchess of Cambridge, The Duchess of Cornwall, The Duke of Cambridge, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales, World War II | 1 Comment
Concert For Prince Henrik's 80th Birthday
This evening, a command performance to celebrate Prince Henrik's 80th birthday was held at the DR Concert Hall in Copenhagen. Prince Henrik was joined by his immediate family for the event, which featured performances by the William Blakes, Medina, Claus Hempler, Andreas Bo (who had the some members of the royal family in fits of laughter with his impressions) and Bent Fabricius-Bjerre. Other guests included King Constantine and Queen Anne-Marie … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Birthday, Concert, Music, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort | 1 Comment
New Portraits for Danish 10th Wedding Anniversary
The Danish Royal Court has released a series of new portraits of Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary and their children to celebrate the couple's tenth wedding anniversary. The series includes photos of the couple together, with their children, and then the children together and individually. They were all taken by Franne Voight, at Amalienborg. The photos were shot in April this year. Apart from the new photographs, a handful … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Portraits, Prince Christian of Denmark, Prince Vincent, Princess Isabella of Denmark, Princess Josephine, Wedding Anniversary | Leave a comment
Princess Benedikte Turns Seventy
Princess Benedikte of Denmark, Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg celebrates her 70th birthday on April 29th. The Princess is a younger sister of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. Princess Benedikte was born at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen, the second daughter of the future King Frederik IX of Denmark and his wife, Princess Ingrid of Sweden, and has a younger sister, Queen Anne-Marie of Greece. The Princess was baptised at the Church of Holmen in … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals, German Royals | Tagged Birthday, Princess Benedikte, Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg | 1 Comment
Margrethe II of Denmark Turns 74
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark celebrates her 74th birthday today. The ever-popular Danish Monarch was born at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen in 1940, the eldest child of then-Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Ingrid of Denmark. The infant Princess was baptised at the Church of Holmen in Copenhagen on May 14, 1940 with the names Margrethe Alexandrine Þórhildur Ingrid. Among her godparents were her paternal grandfather, King Christian X of Denmark, her father's brother, … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Biography, Birthday, Margrethe II | 1 Comment
Queen Margrethe Hosts Parliament Dinner
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark last night hosted a gala dinner at Christiansborg Palace for members of the Danish parliament. The Queen, Prince Henrik, the Crown Prince Couple, Prince Joachim, Princess Marie and Princess Benedikte each greeted the attendees – members of the parliament, the government and the Danish members of the European Parliament – before proceeding into the Great Hall for the banquet. On the menu was grilled tuna … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Government, Margrethe II, Parliament, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort, Prince Joachim of Denmark, Princess Marie, Tiaras | 3 Comments
Princess Mary Promotes Anti-Bullying at Sundbyøster School
Yesterday, Crown Princess Mary was present at the presentation of a new extension of the 'Free From Bullying' program she initiated in Denmark. Accompanied by the Danish Minister of Education, Christine Antorini, the Secretary General of Save the Children Mimi Jakobsen, and the Mayor of Copenhagen, Pia Allerslev, The Mary Foundation launched 'The Free of Bullying Universe' digital program. The digital program will provide electronic discussion boards, games and e-books … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Anti-Bullying, Children, Crown Princess Mary, Education, Patronage | 1 Comment
Danes On Winter Vacation in Switzerland
The younger members of the Danish royal family have spent their winter vacation in Switzerland this past week. Both Princes Frederik and Joachim, and their families, spent the week in Verbier and Villars-Sur-Ollons respectively. Prince Joachim and his family offered a photo session for the press on February 13, inside a cafe nearby the chalet owned by Princess Marie's family. Joachim and Marie were joined by the four children of the … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Photo Session, Prince Christian of Denmark, Prince Felix of Denmark, Prince Henrik, Prince Joachim of Denmark, Prince Nikolai, Prince Vincent, Princess Athena, Princess Isabella of Denmark, Princess Josephine, Princess Marie, Switzerland | 1 Comment
Princess Anne, Royals Arrive In Sochi For 2014 Winter Olympics
Princess Anne has arrived in Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics. She has been and will be joined by Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco, Grand Duke Henri and Prince Félix of Luxembourg, former King Constantine and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, Princess Nora of Liechtenstein and Prince Faisal bin Al Hussein of Jordan. Prince Hubertus of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, a member of the German House … Continue readingPosted in British Royals, Danish Royals, German Royals, Greek Royals, Jordanian Royals, Liechtenstein Royals, Luxembourg Royals, Monaco Royals | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Constantine II, Crown Prince Frederik, Grand Duke Henri, International Olympic Committee, Olympic Games, Prince Faisal bin Al Hussein, Prince Félix of Luxembourg, Prince Hubertus, Princess Charlène, Princess Nora, Queen Anne-Marie, Sochi 2014, The Princess Royal | 1 Comment
Margrethe and Henrik Take Felix To Handball Final
Queen Margrethe II and Prince Henrik took their second eldest grandson, Prince Felix, with them yesterday afternoon when they attended the final match of the European Handball Championships in Herning. The final match saw Denmark take on France (the native land of the Prince Consort) at the Jyske Bank Boxen. Unfortunately for the spectators, the home team were unable to overcome the domineering French team, going down 41-32. After the … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Margrethe II, Prince Felix of Denmark, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort, Sport | 1 Comment
Anne-Dorte of Rosenborg Passes Away
Countess Anne-Dorte of Rosenborg, the widow of Count Christian of Rosenborg, passed away on January 2nd. She was 66. She passed away peacefully at the Gentofte Hospital, where she had been admitted after Christmas with respiratory problems caused by her long-running battle with throat cancer. Her three daughters – Josephine, Camilla and Feodora – were by her bedside. A funeral service will be held on January 9th, at the Lyngby Kirke. … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Countess Anne-Dorte of Rosenborg, Death | 1 Comment
Crown Princess Mary Visits Herning
Crown Princess Mary yesterday was in the city of Herning, where she visited the Lind Care and Activity Centre and attended the 2013 European Short Course Swimming Championships. First visiting the care centre, the Crown Princess had an early afternoon tea with 125 residents and staff of the centre. She was given a tour of the facility, seeing the woodwork room, the gym and the residential facilities. The care centre has … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Crown Princess Mary, Patronage, Sport | Leave a comment
Princess Marie Takes Over New Patronages
Denmark's Princess Marie has added two new patronages to her portfolio, bringing her total to thirteen. The new patronages are in the fields of health and marine conservation, and previously had Prince Henrik, the Prince Consort, as their patron. They are the Danish Epilepsy Association and the Kattegat Centre. The Danish Epilepsy Association's primary focus is to assist the approximately 55,000 Danes who suffer from epilepsy. In a press release, … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Environment, Health, Patronage, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort, Princess Marie | 1 Comment
New Danish Painting Unveiled
A new painting of the Danish Royal Family was unveiled last week, ahead of its display at Amalienborg. Thomas Kluge, a Danish artist who has previously painted portraits of members of the family on numerous occasions, was the man commissioned to create the portrait. The painting was commissioned by an anonymous donor as a seventieth birthday present for the Queen (she turned seventy in 2010). Kluge spoke of how the … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Margrethe II, Portraits, Prince Christian of Denmark, Prince Felix of Denmark, Prince Henrik, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort, Prince Joachim of Denmark, Prince Nikolai, Princess Athena, Princess Isabella of Denmark, Princess Marie | Leave a comment
Denmark's Crown Princess Fashion During Mexico Visit
On the start of the official visit to Mexico with Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, Crown Princess Mary stepped out in a rose printed top by designer Dolce & Gabbana. She matched the printed top with a white pencil skirt, nude heels and a nude clutch see here. Later that evening, Princess Mary choose to wear an all black outfit matched with coloured heels see here. Day 2 of the visit to … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Crown Princess Mary, Fashion | 1 Comment

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Richard Darnell Coleman was walking eastbound around 10:50 p.m. on Carpenter Road with two other men when he stepped from the sidewalk into the roadway and was struck by the vehicle driven by a 45-year-old man.
Coleman was transported to Hurley Medical Center where he was pronounced dead about 30 minutes later. While an investigation into the incident continues, police said alcohol appears to have played a factor.
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Check out the ultimate girls night out experience on Friday nights at the Golden Nugget.
Start the night off at Chart House's happy hour from 4-7pm. With waterfront views and amazing scenery you will enjoy appetizers from $5-$7 and drink specials from $3-$7.
Afterwards, head over to the newly opened Haven nightclub for other specials. This Friday (July 26) night get there before midnight and if you purchase either a bottle of Ketel One Vodka and get upgraded to a magnum size or buy any bottle, you'll receive a complimentary bottle of Veuve Clicquot champagne. Plus, if you have your 24 Karat Club card you'll receive complimentary valet or self parking and complimentary admission.
Then check out the amazing specials for the month of August. You'll have a great time with the Fifty Shades of Grey Musical Parody SPANK! which comes to the property. Check out these specials for all Friday night shows.
SPANK! Girls Night Out Package: Every Friday night you'll get a double standard room for up to four guests, four tickets to see Spank!, free admission to Haven nightclub (Friday only) and a free first round of drinks, all for $249 (plus taxes and fees).
SPANK! Couples Package: Includes a king standard room for two, dinner for two at Lillie's, Grotto, Chart House, or Vic & Anthony's, two tickets to Spank!, free admission to Haven (Friday only), and a 20% discount at Golden Nugget's Spa and Salon, all for $299 (plus taxes and fees).


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On behalf of the American Red Cross Great Lakes Blood Services Region, I thank members of your community for their continued support during the work stoppage over the past few weeks by members of the Office and Professional Employees International (OPEIU) Local 459 and Teamsters Local 580.
While the Red Cross continues to collect some blood donations throughout the region, this work stoppage has forced us to limit the number of blood drives we hold each day. We are grateful to those who have given blood and recognize that canceling or rescheduling blood drives negatively affects the loyal blood donors and sponsors in your community who are proud to be a part of the Red Cross family.
Health benefits remain the biggest obstacle to reaching a contract agreement with workers in the Great Lakes Region. The Red Cross offered its union members a health benefits package that is the same as those provided to non-union employees in the region, but union leaders continue to demand health benefits that are greater than those of any Red Cross employee in Michigan" or across the country.
It's important to know that since these unions went on strike March 30, the Red Cross has reached settlements with two unions in other parts of the country. Notably, one of these two agreements was with the Office and Professionals Employees International Union (OPEIU) in Oakland, Calif., the same union that is striking here. Overall, the Red Cross has reached agreements on 20 other union contracts since July 2011" and three with other Teamsters unions.
These agreements show that we are settling contacts with unions, and we are committed to reaching a successful resolution here as well.
Meanwhile, the Red Cross continues to meet the blood needs of patients at hospitals in this area through our national inventory system. The organization appreciates the support of Michigan communities and those who donate lifesaving blood through the American Red Cross.
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The Chenango County Sheriff's Office says it has recovered an unidentified female body off of Center Road in the Town of Pharsalia.
The body was sent to the Onondaga County Medical Examiner's Office in Syracuse for an autopsy.
"At this time, the identity of the female body is unknown to investigators and the investigation is continuing," says Chenango County Sheriff Ernest R. Cutting.
WBNG reports that the Chenango County Sheriff's Office is investigating if it could be the body of Jennifer Ramsaran.
Her husband, Ganesh Ramsaran, reportedly told WBNG that authorities visited his house Tuesday night asking for medical and dental information that will be taken to the Medical Examiner.
Ramsaran, of New Berlin, went missing on December 11, 2012. She reportedly told her husband that she was going to Destiny USA to go shopping. Her cell phone was found in Plymouth and her car was located in Norwich shortly after her disappearance.
Anyone with information is being asked to call the Chenango County Sheriff's Office at (607) 337-1924 or (607) 337-1864.


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(WBNG Binghamton) Several local police agencies worked together to arrest a man who stole a family car and used the credit cards inside Saturday.
Case R. Valashinas, 33, Endwell, was charged with grand larceny.
After the Broome County Sheriff's Office received the report of a stolen vehicle at the Sports Dome on Airport Road, deputies began to track the stolen car.
Video surveillance showed a man walking through the parking lot, trying to open doors.
Deputies said Valashinas drove the car to Castle Creek, NY, and used stolen credit cards to buy gas.
Then he allegedly drove to Whitney Point, NY, and used stolen credit cards to buy pre-paid cell phones.
Cortland City police located him in the parking lot of a convenience store.
Deputies said he also had several knives, a hypodermic needle and marijuana with him.
Valashinas was arraigned in the Town of Fenton Court.
He was sent to the Broome County jail without bail.
Valashinas was charged with four counts of grand larceny in the 4th degree, class E felonies, grand larceny in the 3rd degree, class D felony, forgery in the 2nd degree, class D felony, and two counts of criminal possession of stolen property in the 4th degree, class D felonies. More charges are pending.
Deputies report the car he stole was unlocked with the keys in the car and the owner's wallet.
The Sheriff's office is reminding everyone to keep their cars locked and with the keys removed. They also said to keep valuables out of sight ,or not in the car.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — Candlelight vigils are planned in Springfield to spotlight the expected evictions of two families whose homes are in foreclosure.
Community organizer Malcolm Chu said banks are in the process of evicting the families and have scheduled move-out dates for Wednesday. Community members, along with the Springfield No One Leaves Bank Tenant Association, will hold the vigils Monday and Tuesday.
The group wants the banks to accept rent or sell back homes at market value rather than evicting. Members say they are prepared to use civil disobedience to block the evictions.


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Coming into spring training this MLB season, the Chicago Cubs have some decisions to make regarding roster spots. They also have some decisions to make regarding where to start their young prospects when the season begins. Many of those decisions will be made based on performances in spring training and so far, the Cubs have gotten strong performances from a handful of players. While many players have played well, five have shined brighter than the rest.
These five players include prospects the Cubs are counting on in the future, guys who hope to make a name for themselves and recent acquisitions by the team. No matter where they end up in the team's future plans, these five players have majorly impressed in the first two weeks of spring training.
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Kaletra Capsules and Oral SolutionCompany: Abbott Laboratories
Approval Status: Approved September 2000
Treatment for: For the treatment of HIV-1 infection in adults and pediatric patients age six months and older
Areas: Immune System
| General Information | Clinical Results | Side Effects | Mechanism of Action | Additional Information |
General Information
Kaletra is an HIV protease inhibitor approved for the treatment of HIV-1 infection. It consists of two components: lopinavir and ritonavir. Lopinavir is an inhibitor of the HIV protease, which is a chemical necessary for HIV to multiply. Ritonavir inhibits the (CYP3A-mediated) metabolism of lopinavir, thereby increasing levels of lopinavir in the blood. The FDA has granted accelerated approval to Kaletra based on favorable results in reducing HIV viral load and on CD4 T-cell counts.
Clinical Results
Patients Who Have Not Received Prior Antiretroviral Therapy
Study 863 is an ongoing, randomized, double-blind, multicenter trial comparing treatment with Kaletra versus nelfinavir. Both products were administered with stavudine and lamivudine - two nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTI) - to 653 patients new to HIV therapy. Through 24 weeks of therapy, the proportion of patients with HIV RNA <50 copies/ mL was 65% in the group receiving Kaletra, and 60% in the nelfinavir group. Additionally, the mean increase from baseline in CD4 cell count was 154 cells/ mm3 for the Kaletra group and 150 cells/ mm3 for the nelfinavir group.
Study 720 is an ongoing, randomized, blinded, multicenter trial evaluating treatment with Kaletra at three dose levels (plus lamivudine and stavudine) in 100 patients. Through 72 weeks of treatment, the proportion of patients with undetectable levels of the virus (HIV RNA <400 copies/ mL) was 80% and the mean increase from baseline in CD4 cell count was 256 cells/ mm3 for the 51 patients originally receiving a 400/ 100 mg dose of Kaletra.
Patients Who Have Received Prior Antiretroviral Therapy
Study 765 is an ongoing, randomized, blinded, multicenter trial evaluating treatment with Kaletra at two dose levels plus nevirapine and two NRTIs. The treatment group consisted of 70 patients who had not previously taken a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI) but were single protease inhibitor experienced. Through 72 weeks of treatment, the proportion of patients with HIV RNA <400 copies/ mL was 75% and the mean increase from baseline in CD4 cell count was 174 cells/ mm3 for the 36 patients receiving the 400/ 100 mg dose of Kaletra. (from FDA Label)
Side Effects
Possible side effects of Kaletra include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Abnormal bowel movements
- Diarrhea
- Feeling weak/ tired
- Headache
- Nausea
- Abdominal pain
Additionally, some patients taking Kaletra can develop serious problems with their pancreas. Patients should immediately inform their doctor if nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain occurs, as these may be signs of pancreatitis.
Mechanism of Action
Lopinavir, an inhibitor of the HIV protease, prevents cleavage of the Gag-Pol polyprotein, resulting in the production of immature, non-infectious viral particles. (from FDA label)
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For additional information on Kaletra, please visit the web site of Abbott Laboratories.
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Part of Central Pennsylvania is just weeks away from the next emergence of 17-year periodical cicadas.
Millions of the insects in Brood II, also known as the East Coast Brood, have started clawing their way upward from the spots six to 12 inches underground where they've lived since 1997.
Brood II will begin to emerge when soil temperatures hit 64 degrees, which likely will occur in the latter half of May, according to Gregory Hoover, senior extension associate in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
However, evidence of their presence may already be visible in some parts of the coming emergence area, which will be focused on wooded areas such as parks, tree-lined neighborhoods and woodlands rather than open areas such as agricultural fields.
He explained, "I have noticed that in moist soil these things will produce little turrets of soil ... little clay chimneys. If you knock one of those over, inside you will find a mature cicada nymph." The little turrets, although made of soil, appear much like the mounds created by allowing very wet sand to dribble through one's fingers.
By now the nymphs have burrowed to within an inch of the soil surface and the muscle structure of their bodies is changing yet again. When that 64-degree signal comes, they will complete their exodus through inch-diameter holes, fly about clumsily, often crashing into each other and everything else around them, and then climb a foot or more up tree trunks.
From there, the males will begin doing what periodical cicadas are best known for, singing.
Each brood may include one to three species of cicada, each with its own distinctive song stylings, according to Hoover. One species produces a buzzing that sounds a lot like the word pharaoh, only drawn out over several seconds. Another clicks and buzzes.
About 10 days into the emergence, females will begin responding to the song, mate with the males and start laying their eggs in slits they cut into the twigs and branches of nearly 80 different species of deciduous trees and woody shrubs.
Hoover explained that each female will deposit 400-600 eggs. She will use "the blades of a sawlike, egg-laying device" at the end of her abdomen to puncture the bark of a twig and make a pocket in the wood. There she will deposit 24-28 eggs in two rows, then move forward to cut another pocket and lay more eggs.
The egg-laying produces the heaviest damage done by cicadas, and fruit and nut orchards in areas of particularly heavy emergence can suffer heavy pruning losses. There is some evidence that emerged adults might feed by sucking plant juices from tender young twigs, but that and the root sucking by the nymphs appear to have little consequence for most trees and shrubs.
Although the afternoon droning of the males in areas of particularly heavy emergence may seem to go on forever to people living there, adult cicadas live about three to four weeks aboveground. Most will be gone by the beginning of July, leaving behind their shed exoskeletons on tree trunks and branches everywhere.
The eggs will hatch in six to seven weeks, and then "the white, antlike nymphs work their way out of the slits and drop to the ground where they enter the soil," where they insert their piercing-sucking mouthparts into plant roots and begin drawing plant fluid. They will remain there for 17 years, metamorphosing through about five stages known as instars.
Much legend and lore has arisen around the periodical cicada since it was discovered about 300 years ago. We will explore much of that in coming days, here at PennLive.com Cicada Central.


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R&B may not be the most popular local or national music genre in 2012, but that doesn't stop the musicians in Bad Money from playing what they love.
Made up of Marla Harris, Steve Davis, Jed Thomson, Cody Anderson and Norbbie Gavin, the band will play R&B and more at Mojo's on Saturday night.
"I think people are willing to listen to it, but there isn't any R&B around here," Harris said. "You have Smackdab that does a psychedelic funk kind of thing, and you've got Richie Leeper who does your older kind of R&B. I guess we just want to make sure we get out and people come and listen to us. We play the music we would like to hear."
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Made up of Marla Harris, Steve Davis, Jed Thomson, Cody Anderson and Norbbie Gavin, the band will play R&B and more at Mojo's on Saturday night.
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The band plays a mix of originals and covers, performing songs by artists such as Jill Scott and Stevie Wonder. Bad Money modifies several of its cover songs with different arrangements.
"It's nice, hip, danceable music," Davis said. "It's just good music. Wrapped up in a nutshell, there's only two kinds of music: good music and bad music. In all of the other projects I'm in, I'm playing not necessarily for someone else, but what someone else wants me to play. With this group, we all bring a lot of ideas to the table. We have the opportunity to stretch those ideas out with the level of musicianship of the players we have."
Bad Money, which has been together for about a year, has played at Seneca Allegany Casino, and in Allegany, Olean and Pennsylvania, as well as its previous stops at Mojo's. The musicians who make up the band play with several other acts as well.
"(Bad Money) is something where we get together and all play some tunes that we know and love," said Davis, who also plays in a band called Musiquarium and for AGP recording artist Brielle, along with Thomson and Gavin.
Harris, the 2005 Chautauqua Lake Idol winner, sings with Steve Swanson's Bluze Inn. Additionally, the five Bad Money musicians play as a backup band for Preach Freedom of Rusted Root. They'll tour to Virginia and back with the Preach Freedom Band this summer, making stops along the way.
Davis, who has toured with Big Leg Emma and a couple of other acts, looks forward to hitting the road.
"Every city is different," he said. "Every stage is different. The music is different every night. It's fun meeting different people and networking."
In the meantime, the musicians will focus on Bad Money, its monthly gigs at Seneca Allegany Casino and Saturday night's show at Mojo's.
"You can go down (to Mojo's) and listen to anything from a bluegrass band to a punk rock band from a different country," Davis said. "It's an awesome, warm environment."
Mojo's is located at 104 E. Second St., Jamestown. Call 720-4621 for more information.
Those who attend the show might hear some songs they recognize. Bad Money tends to spice up its songs, however.
"We let the musicians do their solos," Harris said. "That's a little more free-form, whatever they feel, whatever sounds good. It's never cut-and-dry. The same song is going to be different every time we do it, except for the basic lyrics. When it comes to solos, especially with our trumpet player and our guitar player, we let them go. A song might only be four minutes long, but we might stretch it out into 10 minutes if we're feeling it and the audience is into it."
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We have investigated the synthesis of carbon dioxide in amorphous carbon grains coated with amorphous water ice (~0.1 microns thick) as a result of irradiation with 100 keV protons at 16 K and 120 K. The quantitative studies report a saturation column density of CO2 of the order of 3 - 9 x 1014 molecules/cm2, with more CO2 produced at lower temperatures. We discuss radiation induced chemical processes involving reactions of radicals in water ice with the carbon surface, and identify this type of synthesis to contribute significantly to the condensed carbon dioxide observed in interstellar grains and the Jovian satellites. Of particular interest are the two Galilean satellites Callisto and Ganymede, where the relative CO2 abundance on its cratered surface as inferred from the Galileo NIMS reflectance spectra is on the same order as observed in our experiments.
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Carlisle residents are invited to weigh in Thursday night on a proposal to close the borough police department's emergency dispatch center and cut a lieutenant position. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at the borough hall, 53 W. South St.
Borough manager Matt Candland maintains the Cumberland County 911 system could provide enhanced service to borough police and the public. Annual savings are projected to be a net $194,000, but the first year $162,000 would have to be spent on new digital radios to tie into the county's system.
Carlisle is the only community in the county to operate its own 911 dispatch center for police calls. The borough already uses Cumberland County's 911 dispatchers for fire and emergency medical calls.
Mayor William "Doc" Kronenberg and borough police Chief Stephen Margeson oppose closing the dispatch center and cutting the police position, which would take the roster down to 30. Two years ago, it was at 33.
They maintain response times and police coverage will suffer, and the police station will no longer be open 24/7. Kronenberg fears one cut will lead to others, and that if the borough needs to find more revenue, he suggests it sell some land, like Shaffer Park.


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Bought that GT31 and its working great (after a few pilot errors ?) Anyhow I was under impression that the new Genie utilised Doppler shift not just in its Speed read out but also that this Dopler info was recorded in /alongside trak point info ?
This does not seem (to me) to be case. For example last time out my Vmax was 28.8 knots. Vmax (10 sec) was 27.5 kts (both in unit History) but on down loading and inspecting results these changed to 27kts and 26.2 kts (respectively)
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UCSF AIDS History Project: Documenting the Epidemic
On view through mid-2014, this exhibit showcases materials from the AIDS History Project (AHP), which began in 1987 as a joint effort of historians, archivists, AIDS activists, health care providers, and others to secure historically significant resources of the response to the AIDS crisis in San Francisco.
This collection includes selected records from numerous AIDS-related agencies and community-based organizations in the Bay Area, diaries from AIDS activists, papers of clinicians, health care workers, and researchers working at SFGH and UCSF, as well as materials collected by social scientists and journalists.
Presented by UCSF Archives and Special Collections.
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Pharmacy and Pharmacists: Japanese Prints in the First Floor Gallery
Exhibits in the Parnassus Campus Library's first floor gallery present a rotating selection of Japanese woodblock prints and scrolls from UCSF's East Asian Collection.
Pharmacy and Pharmacists, the exhibit currently on view, portrays traditional drug compounding and distribution establishments. Advertisements for the drug stores carefully depict pre-modern shops which were open to the street and had signs promoting proprietary medicine and store specialties.
In many prints, a physician can be seen consulting with pharmacists. Around the store, assistants and apprentices prepare herbal drugs, dispense drugs to customers, and deliver new shipments of herbs.
The street scenes depict people from different walks of life, where drugstores serve as a backdrop for everyday activities. Two prints show views of Mt. Fuji.
Please enjoy these treasures from our East Asian Collection. View the entire collection of Japanese woodblock prints.
Permanent Exhibits
Second Floor
- Azuma nishiki e Yamato fūzoku: Shokō gata otanjō shiki / Japanese costumes in Eastern brocade: Birth ceremony of receiving visits from other families
Kobayashi, Ikuhide, fl. 1868-1887 1889
- Uo-zukushi: Koi / A Shoal of Fishes: Carp
Andō, Hiroshige, 1797-1858 1832
- Uo-zukushi: Ayu / A Shoal of Fishes: Sweetfish (trout)
Andō, Hiroshige, 1797-1858 1832
- Kinrai ryūkō kabuki uwasa Kenbutsu no hara / Internal bodily functions dramatized by popular kabuki actors
Unknown artist, Late 19th century
- Senaka ni hara kodomo asobi / Back and abdomen, children's games
Unknown artist, Late 19th century
- Gotai wagō shinsai no kyō-kun / Teaching on harmonious body and mind
Utagawa, Yoshikatsu, fl. 1844-1859 1850
Third/Main Floor
- Georges Mathieu, Arrivee De Bohemod, 1957
- Helaman Ferguson, Umbilic Torus NC, 1988
- Fred Reichman, Little Summer Music with Book and Chair, 1990
- R.C. Gorman, Natoma, 1985
- Portrait of Julius R. Krevans, M.D.
- Bill Woodrow, Regardless of History, 2000
- Robert Cremean, Bust of R. de la V., 1964
- Sarah Sze, The Distance Where Magnets Pull, 2011
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- Fred Reichman, Summer at Fallen Leaf: Jay and Storm Blasted, 1973
- Fred Reichman, Sun Coming Through, 1989
- Fred Reichman, Summer Studio at Inverness II, 1988-90
- Fred Reichman, On the Rhone By Avignon, 1966
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… not sure what to say about that… other than it's probably the best Lakers fans can do.
This is Classic LA Douchery.
boston the only town where if your afro-american with money… you play for the pats,celtics or red soxs
Wow. They've never had sex, have they.
Wow you repeated the same stupid ass line with two different names. Again though it's true since Boston is the only town to have pro franchises named Patriots, Celtics and Red Sox.
No. No they haven't.
Ok, I'm actually offended. Not as a Celtics fan, but as a human being. Why would this happen? I have so many unanswered questions??? Please young Celtics fans, don't post anything similar to what these 2 clowns did. Embarassing…
Soulja Boy > These guys
kobes great is stupid… there are plenty of black people in boston… i think?
anyway this city is for fans not racist.but i guess the laker-celtic rivarly brings out race in some people
ur a racist soulja boy
Oh snap, I dint know they where suppose to be rappin until the kkid said we are just free styln'!! lol
The only thing that will suck about this series will be the troll population increase.
I'm sure they have. Oh wait you mean with other people?
I think it's all great. No matter who else we might be playing, we'd get nowhere this much hoopla. Yes those two suck, but their excited. Yes the trolls mostly come across as vulgar and idiotic. But it's fun and unique to these two teams playing each other. I can't believe I have to wait another two+ days, arrrghh.
I don't know what's more appalling…
The fact that they even made this or the fact that they spent all that money making their room look like that.
wow, 2:34 is priceless!!! "rondo, whose that? no…" haha… and whose F-in bedroom is that, a 8 year old? ahahahahahah
HA.. that's funny.
Also a city, (or town), that has an afro-american Governor, also the city that fielded the first all-black starting team in the NBA, first to draft a black player, first to name a black coach, (Russell).
Now, a half intelligent person would bring up the Soiling of Old Glory and have us in a cinch, or how poorly Russell was treated in our completely inexcusable ignorant times.. but then again the pre-req was a 'half intelligent' person.
Someone should tell LA fans its not 1978 in Boston anymore.
or anywhere else for that matter.
OMG, now i remember why I didn't have kids… Their parents must be soooo proud.
and after this, they ain't having any anytime soon!!
sorry jared but its still 1978 or 1887 for that matter if your afro-american
C's fans are a little bit better… don't you think?
Guys, next time the Faker trolls come in and call Boston racist remind them WHICH city had the LA riots!
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Unlike in 2008, the Conservative Party of Canada seems to be having little trouble attracting star candidates to run in this province on May 2.
During the last federal election, the Anything But Conservative (ABC) campaign — started by former premier Danny Williams — helped shut out the Conservatives in this province.
But less than a week into this campaign, five of the seven ridings in Newfoundland and Labrador have a Conservative candidate in place, including two former provincial cabinet ministers, a former MP and a past Labrador Innu leader.
The Telegram asked Memorial University political science professor Alex Marland to discuss the Conservatives' chances this time around.
The conversation focused on four ridings — Avalon, Labrador, Random-Burin-St. George's and St. John's South-Mount Pearl which are thought to be the most contentious battlegrounds.
Marland said the results of the ABC campaign were impressive and there may be quite a bit of anti-Conservative sentiment still lingering in the province.
"I've always said I would have been way more impressed if Danny Williams could have delivered seven Tory seats federally. And the reason I say that is because what he did (with ABC) was he really fed into an existing suspicion about the (Stephen) Harper Conservatives," said Marland.
"So it's not like everybody just necessarily went en masse with what Danny Williams was saying so much as Danny Williams was simply reaffirming what a lot of people already felt."
He said people in the province seem to be softening towards Harper this time around, "but there's a heck of a lot of people in Newfoundland and Labrador who still are unlikely to support the Harper Conservatives."
But Marland suggested the big-name candidates carrying the governing party's banner this time around shows the Conservatives' chances of winning at least one seat in this province are better.
"Immediately it tells you that there's a completely different situation than the last campaign," he said.
"The one thing everybody seemed to be focused on (was) the results of the last campaign, that there were no Conservatives elected. But to me, what I looked at, is how the Conservatives — right from the beginning — just had the wind absolutely knocked out of them because they couldn't even attract (a full slate of local) candidates the last time, and (two of three) incumbents didn't run again."
Avalon was the only riding that had a Conservative incumbent run in 2008, and Fabian Manning is back for more this time.
Two months after the last election, Harper appointed Manning to the Senate. But Manning announced Monday he's trading his Senate seat for a rematch with Liberal Scott Andrews, who beat him by more than 3,000 votes three years ago.
NDP candidate Matt Fuchs will join them on the ballot.
Marland said it was both interesting and unusual for Manning to quit the Senate to run again.
"It definitely tells you the man is a politician," he said. "He wants to be in the elected game."
Historically, Marland said, Senate seats are given to people after they've bowed out of elected life. However, another current senator, Larry Smith of Quebec, will also run in this election and it's not the first time that's happened.
In 2008, former Quebec senator Michael Fortier left the upper house for an election bid and lost.
Manning suggested this week the ABC campaign was largely to blame for his defeat.
There will also be a rematch in St. John's South-Mount Pearl where Liberal incumbent Siobhan Coady faces the NDP's Ryan Cleary, who came within 1,000 votes of her in 2008.
But this time around, former provincial finance minister Loyola Sullivan will enter the mix for the Tories in what many feel will be the race to watch in this province.
Sullivan resigned as Canada's fisheries ambassador Tuesday to enter the race.
"Incumbents definitely have an advantage," said Marland, as they have won before, they usually have a team in place and they have a sustained presence in the news media before a campaign begins.
But Marland thinks the lack of an ABC campaign this time around will likely hurt Cleary more than anyone.
"My impression is a lot of Conservatives who couldn't bring themselves to vote Liberal voted NDP, and this time those NDP votes ... might go Conservative," he said.
He said many other Conservative loyalists simply stayed home on election day in 2008.
In Labrador, Liberal incumbent Todd Russell, the former president of the Labrador Metis Nation, will face Conservative Peter Penashue, both a former president and deputy grand chief of the Labrador Innu Nation.
The riding has voted Liberal since Confederation, except for in 1968.
Russell won the seat with 70 per cent of the vote last time around.
Random-Burin-St. George's has also historically been a Liberal stronghold, with the Progressive Conservatives only winning two elections there since 1949. And Bill Matthews, one of the two Tories to claim the seat, eventually crossed the floor to join the Liberals and was later re-elected as a Grit.
Incumbent Liberal Judy Foote will have a familiar face running against her. Foote and her Conservative opponent, John Ottenheimer, are both former provincial cabinet ministers — in different governments — who were first elected as MHAs in 1996 and left provincial politics just before the 2007 election. Stella Magalios will carry the NDP banner this time around.
Marland said while no candidate is ever really safe in an election, the historical voting pattern can suggest how the election will play out in a riding.
"I don't really get a sense of a mass ground swell of voter dissatisfaction that would suggest that people would be willing to turf out (either) incumbent," he said.
"There has to be a reason for people to get angry to ... vote against a candidate."


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DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings are hoping an aggressive off-season workout program will enable Pavel Datsyuk to avoid knee surgery.
"Right now I don't think he's having surgery," general manager Ken Holland said on Tuesday. "(Coach) Mike Babcock introduced him to a (trainer) we respect. He's pushing hard and we're monitoring. If nothing changes, he won't have surgery."
Datsyuk experienced pain in his left knee for the better part of the second half of the season, causing him to miss 30 of the final 40 regular season games. But he felt much better after returning late in the season.
"At the end of the year he had no pain," Holland said. "The doctors said they can't recommend surgery if the patient doesn't have pain. The hockey people felt he had quickness to his stride (in the playoffs).
"As we go along, if he has no discomfort or pain we'll do no surgery."
Datsyuk, who turns 36 on July 20, led the team with three goals and five points in its five-game first-round playoff loss to the Boston Bruins.


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Hold your applause, folks. At this time, the "dream fields" (in April 14 edition) are more like a nightmare.
In the beginning, we were ecstatic that, finally, renovations and improvements were happening for our parks and a native son was over it all. What happened? Somebody really "dropped the ball."
At first sight, the fields, concession stand and restroom buildings are lovely... then, approaching the bleachers, reality sets in. I'm not an engineer or an expert on Little League ball field construction, but I do have common sense, and it's easy see there are major problems.
If you taxpayers and concerned citizens care to look, this is what you will find:
• The fields are inconsistent in size.
• The girls softball field has no lights.
• The bleachers are way too small.
• Adequate drainage for the fields has obviously been overlooked.
• There are no accommodations for the handicapped.
• The sidewalks are way too narrow.
Verbal complaints were running rampant on opening day. It was a horrible experience; we were packed in the bleachers like sardines, not to mention the danger of being whacked by a baseball.
What happened? Who is responsible for this mess? How did we hire someone to oversee this construction who obviously didn't know much about what they were doing? Something needs to be done now to correct the errors.
All the talk of future revenue coming to Beeville from tournaments is just that: talk. Lots of changes will have to be done; space and accommodations are just not there.
Speaking of revenue — is it true that the college offered its services for plans, etc., and was turned down in lieu of paying a consultant a significant fee for what? If this is true, we should be outraged!
It's deja vu again. Our city leaders are treating the taxpayers like mushrooms. Where were they when all this money was being spent on construction? They do not follow up and are not consistent. Yes, they finally made a decision to fire the city manager (who shouldn't have been hired in the first place), but it's obvious that some of the "good ole boy" syndrome is still in place here.
Did any council member question or follow up on the progress of the parks or, better yet, where our money was going?
There's a lot at stake here with the growth Beeville is experiencing. We need leadership that will stay on top of everything and isn't afraid to make unpopular decisions.
If you as a leader can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. Don't just hang there because of a title. We taxpayers and concerned citizens deserve better.
After discussing these things with the new interim city manager, Deborah Balli, I do feel like there is hope. She has her plate full — a long list that she is checking twice.
Please go to the City Council (there's a meeting this Tuesday the 24th at 6 p.m.). Hearing of visitors is first on the agenda.
Pat Kopecky, Scott Williams and April and Henry Deleon


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FOLEY, Alabama -- The city is looking for some community support to become a finalist in the PetSafe Bark For Your Park contest.
The winner of the nationwide contest will receive $100,000 toward the construction of a dog park and four runners-up will received $25,000.
In order to win, the cities that have been nominated for the contest -- and there are hundreds of them -- must garner the most votes. Individuals can vote twice a day for their favorite cities at www.petsafe.net/barkforyourpark.
PetSafe, a pet product and services company, will announce 15 finalists on July 13 and voting will close on July 31. The winner and runners-up will be revealed August 7.
As of 4 p.m. Monday, the city had 399 votes. Councilman Ralph Hellmich is one of a handful of people who posted on the city's message board on the PetSafe contest website.
"Please pass this contest on to your friends and neighbors ... it would nice for the city of Foley to get behind this and help our community," Hellmich wrote.
The city has been planning a dog park downtown for at least the last six months.
In December, the council approved spending up to $290,500 to construct its first-ever dog park and a roughly 85-space parking lot on two acres behind the post office, bordered by Orange Avenue to the north and Myrtle Avenue to the south. The city contracted with Watkins Acy Strunk Design for $11,700 to design the park.
In April the city held a public input meeting on the dog park and continues to fine-tune its designs. City Administrator Mike Thompson said the new park design will be presented to the council at its first meeting in June.Early plans for the park called for a pond and a path intersecting it that will connect to the existing Rose Trail with a gate. The parking lot will likely be completed first since it will serve a new city medical clinic next to the property.


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When Brian Foley decided to put a bantam major youth hockey team in the Massachusetts Select League, he had two goals: one concrete, and another that was out of his hands.
But time eventually showed the team did accomplish both goals.
The Western Mass. Blades finished its August-November season two weeks ago, qualifying for the playoffs in the highly-regarded league before the majority of its 14-year-old players tried out for their respective high school teams.
"I was hoping we'd have a chance to play in that (postseason) tournament knowing we would get three games, as opposed to one and out," said Foley, referring to the league's playoff format. "We competed with the best teams in the state, for sure, and I think because of the fall season the players were ready to make the jump to high school tryouts."
After finishing in fourth-place in the 15-team league at 10-4, the Blades lost 5-2, 5-4 and 4-0 in the round robin tournament. But his team was playing well at the end of the season, and he thought the players were ready for their high school tryouts, which began Nov. 30.
He was right, as 15 players made varsity teams.
"Most of the kids who didn't go to Cathedral made their varsity teams," said Foley, who coaches at Cathedral, which is regarded as the best high school hockey program in Western Massachusetts.
"The teams we're playing against from the eastern part of the state are loaded with kids from B.C. High, Catholic Memorial, prep schools. That's why this fall league is so extremely competitive because it's all really the best kids around that are playing."
Foley gave a lot of the credit to the Springfield Pics organization, where he coached the core of the team the previous five seasons. His greatest satisfaction came in the last few days.
"I started getting these texts that this one made varsity and that one made varsity," he explained.
"The players on this team came from good families and were good group of people to coach."
YOUTH TRACK: The Sugarloaf Mountain Athletic Club has begun its youth track league, which is open to kids in 1-8 grade. The program's first week drew nearly 40 participants.
"This winter program will focus on core strength, dynamic training and having fun with indoor track," said Allison Belanger, the head coach of the program. "I plan to keep the kids working hard for almost two hours. The kids will learn proper running form and work on basic field events. I plan to incorporate relay races and games that involve running."
The program is held on Sundays from 5-7 p.m. at Smith College in Northampton, with 12 weeks remaining. The entry fee is $40. For more information, go to www.sugarloafmac.org.
NEXT WEEK: A review of the book The High School Sports Parent: Developing Triple-Impact Competitors, written by Jim Thompson, who also serves as the president of Positive Coaching Alliance.
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When Brian Foley decided to put a bantam major youth hockey team in the Massachusetts Select League, he had two goals: one concrete, and another that was out of his hands.


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After heavy rain pushed the second day of the Union County Championships back one day, the action will pick back up this morning at Hub Stine Field.
Highlights, information, and results will be posted below throughout the meet.
The field events are underway at 11 a.m. Once the timing crew arrives, the events on the track will begin. Officials say they are aiming for an 11:30 a.m. start, but it could begin as late as noon.
The 100 hurdle trials are now on the track as the running events officially begin at 11:50 a.m.
Union's Jennifer Edobi comes home with a strong final 200 to win the 800 for the second straight year.
Sydney McLaughlin, who starred on Thursday, is back at it again today. She wins the 100 hurdles in 13.79.
Serge Gilbert of Union Catholic is the winner in the 110 hurdles.
The boys 800 are now on the track.
Bryan Cabral of Linden wins a thrilling 800 as he comes back in the last 100 to win in 1:55.28.
The 200's are now on the track. After that, the only remaining track events will be the 3,200 and 4x400.
In the girls 3,200, Summit's Gillian McIlroy pulled away from the field at the 1,200 mark and cruised to her second straight title in the 3,200. She also won the 1,600 yesterday.
Summit's David Connolly, who was DQ'd from the 100 dash final yesterday, gets revenge with a win in the boys 200 in 21.98.
Union's Haisha Bisiolu wins the girls 200 in 25.02. She repeats as champion after finishing second in yesterday's thrilling 100 dash.
Summit's Leland Jones wins a thrilling 3,200 in 9:32.93. He held off Scotch Plains' Alex Livernois and Westfield's Matthew Russo in the win.
Union's Salena King wins the girls javelin at 105-6.
Union's Adora Moneme wins the girls high jump at 5-4.
Sydney McLaughlin continues to dominate as she wins the long jump at 18-2 1/4.
Union Catholic's Sean Brennan wins the shot put at 53-10 1/4.
Scotch Plains' Quayree Bull wins the triple jump at 43-6.
Union's Wendy Berry wins the girls discus at 114-0.
Union Catholic's Andrew Ghizzone wins the pole vault at 13-6.
TEAMS: 1-Union Catholic 121. 2-Scotch Plains 66. 3-Rahway 40. 4-Linden 34. 5-Roselle 33. 6-Plainfield 30. 7-Summit 27. 8-Westfield 25. 9-Hillside 23. 10-Governor Livingston 20. 11-Union 17. 12-Oratory 8. 13-Elizabeth 7. 14-Cranford 5. 15-Roselle Catholic 4. 16-New Providence 3. 17-Dayton 2.
200-METER RUN: 1-David Connolly, Summit, 21.98. 2-Richard Colin, Roselle, 22.25. 3-Kobe White, Scotch Plains, 22.49. 4-Davon Williams, Elizabeth, 22.67. 5-Aaron Alistar, Plainfield, 22.77. 6-Tymir Hinton, Linden, 22.78.
800-METER RUN: 1-Bryan Cabral, Linden, 1:55.28. 2-Harlan Clarke, Rahway, 1:55.49. 3-Deshawne Bunion, Rahway, 1:55.69. 4-Krhystof Sutherland, Governor Livingston, 1:55.92. 5-Andrew Ghizzone, 1:57.16. 6-Matthew Luppino, Westfield, 1:57.48.
3,200-METER RUN: 1-Leland Jones, Summit, 9:23.93. 2-Alex Livernois, Scotch Plains, 9:35.62. 3-Matthew Russo, Westfield, 9:45.02. 4-Derek Siegal, Union Catholic, 9:45.84. 5-Bryant Cordova, Elizabeth, 9:52.37. 6-Joe Dzuback, Scotch Plains, 9:59.90.
110-METER HURDLES: 1-Serge Gilbert, Union Catholic, 14.50. 2-Raymund Clarke, Roselle, Moneta-Kai Price, Plainfield, 14.90. 4-Gausnary Decius, Union, 15.00. 5-Jaleel Simmons, Plainfield, 15.40. 6-Quincy Sanchez, Scotch Plains, 15.40.
TRIPLE JUMP: 1-Quayree Bull, Scotch Plains, 43-6. 2-Serge Gilbert, Union Catholic, 43-3. 3-Perry Christie, Union Catholic, 43-0 1/2. 4-Jonathon Savorgiannakis, Westfield, 42-9 1/4. 5-Semaj Grant, Dayton, 42-3. 6-Tymir Hinton, Linden, 41-5 1/2.
SHOT PUT: 1-Sean Brennan, Union Catholic, 53-10 1/4. 2-Joshua Michel, Rahway, 49-7 3/4. 3-Rashan Gary, Scotch Plains, 48-7. 4-Mike Dwumfour, Scotch Plains, 47-4 1/2. 5-David Nessenson, Governor Livingston, 47-2. 6-Prosper Mekoba, Hillside, 47-2.
POLE VAULT: 1-Andrew Ghizzone, Union Catholic, 13-6. 2-Michael Skinner, Oratory, 13-0. 3-Nicholas Deluca, Governor Livingston, 12-0. 4-Brian Sagendorf, Union Catholic, 12-0. 5-Dan Hannen, Cranford, 12-0. 6-Sebastian Camacho, New Providence, 12-0.
1,600-METER RELAY: 1-Roselle (Richard Colin, Cadell Darius, Hassan Muhammad, and Raymund Clarke) 3:22.08. 2-Rahway 3:23.47. 3-Plainfield 3:26.74. 4-Hillside 3:27.74. 5-Union 3:28.43. 6-Scotch Plains 3:31.13.
TEAMS: 1-Union 124.33. 2-Summit 61.33. 3-Union Catholic 52. 4-Westfield 42. 5-Governor Livingston 38. 6-Kent Place 34.33. 7-Cranford 26.50. 8-New Providence, Scotch Plains, Benedictine 15. 11-Linden 14. 12-Rahway 13. 13-Johnson 12. 14-Roselle Catholic, Roselle 10. 16-Oak Knoll 8. 17-Elizabeth 3. 18-Dayton 2.50.
200-METER RUN: 1-Haisha Bisiolu, Union, 25.02. 2-Jennifer Edobi, Union, 25.20. 3-Emma Osborne, Summit, 25.29. 4-Dominique Watkins, Roselle, 25.45. 5-Ashley McGuire, Cranford, 26.22. 6-Kayla Hunt, Benedictine, 26.26.
800-METER RUN: 1-Jennifer Edobi, Union, 2:15.20. 2-Marshea Robinson, Kent Place, 2:18.94. 3-Caroline Sullivan, Union Catholic, 2:20.22. 4-Tori Baliatico, Scotch Plains, 2:20.67. 5-Lauren Diaz, Summit, 2:21.71. 6-Erin Hollenbaugh, Kent Place, 2:21.74.
3,200-METER RUN: 1-Gillian McIlroy, Summit, 11:04.77. 2-Gabby Stravach, Westfield, 11:19.73. 3-Sophie DeBode, Kent Place, 11:26.95. 4-Amada Brodow, Summit, 11:31.96. 5-Erica Fischer, Westfield, 11:32.47. 6-Esther Jean-Louis, Elizabeth, 11:49.87.
100-METER HURDLES: 1-Sydney McLaughlin, Union Catholic, 13.78. 2-Kayla Hunt, Benedictine, 15.01. 3-Ramira Hayes, Benedictine, 15.19. 4-Ashley McGuire, Cranford, 15.40. 5-Chibugo Ike, Linden, Jenna Ellenbacher, Cranford, 15.58.
HIGH JUMP: 1-Adora Moneme, Union, 5-4. 2-Aurie Serrette, Oak Knoll, 5-2. 3-Isabell Bjorkeson, Governor Livingston, 5-0. 4-Monica McGavin, Kent Place, Ryan Freeman, Summit, Nneka Moneme, Union, 4-10.
LONG JUMP: 1-Sydney McLaughlin, Union Catholic, 18-2 1/4. 2-Kenedi Facey, Governor Livingston, 16-6 1/4. 3-Elena Chermak, Westfield, 16-3. 4-Arielle Falcone, Union, 16-2. 5-Nneka Moneme, Union, 16-0. 6-Hannah Hawkins, Westfield, 15-7 3/4.
JAVELIN: 1-Salena King, Union, 105-6. 2-Janet Vill, Johnson, 104-1. 3-Mara Giga, Cranford, 104-0. 4-Natalie Stanzione, Johnson, 99-6. 5-Myah Campbell-Reaves, New Providence, 98-5. 6-Kayla Laygo, Governor Livingston, 97-3.
DISCUS: 1-Wendy Berry, Union, 114-0. 2-Colette Pierce, Union, 113-2. 3-Kimberlynn Polynice, Rahway, 110-7. 4-Michelle Almeida, Governor Livingston, 103-3. 5-Kaitlynn Barilla, Dayton, 97-10. 6-Kimberly Bourgouin, Elizabeth, 95-9.
1,600-METER RELAY: 1-Union Catholic (Joy Clarke, Syndey McLaughlin, Caroline Sullivan, and Janelle Gibbs) 3:59.11. 2-Westfield 3:59.18. 3-Kent Place 4:02.36. 4-Rahway 4:04.08. 5-Cranford 4:04.23. 6-Elizabeth 4:09.40.


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So, a guy who rose to power by promising "no more giveaways" is out of office barely half a year before he tries to convince the people of Newfoundland (and Labrador) to be suckered into another senseless giveaway.
I refer, of course, to former premier and popular patriot Danny Williams, who — having saved the province's offshore oil resources from the giveaway-happy Liberals — this week asked the province for $500,000 each and every year for his hockey buddies.
It's confusing.
He insists he's not the potential buyer of the Manitoba Moose, but he's all over the news, just like in the old days.
Williams claims the $500,000 annual government subsidy (which was denied) is necessary for St. John's to get an American Hockey League team.
The request for dough wasn't from him, he insists — it was from St. John's Sports and Entertainment (SJSE).
Horrible history
SJSE, some taxpayers might recall, receives $1 million to $1.5 million per year from the City of St. John's.
It operates a terrific facility — Mile One Centre — that for the past few years has essentially served as a mighty nice rink for minor hockey.
SJSE and St. John's city council have some gall asking the public for more money.
After all, the geniuses at the city are directly responsible for the debacle — "money pit," in the vernacular — that Mile One Centre has become.
A decade ago, about $40 million was spent to construct Mile One, even though the city had only a five-year agreement with the Toronto Maple Leafs to operate their farm team in St. John's.
The mind reels.
Would you buy a house that might last only five years?
Even after the St. John's Maple Leafs were hauled up by their skate laces and moved to Toronto, city councillors continued their ineptitude.
St. John's immediately and fortuitously landed a major junior team in the Quebec league, but one councillor with dubious scouting abilities derided it as "high school hockey," an ignorant appraisal that was typical at city hall.
Better option
At the time, Younger Boy asked me what major junior hockey was. I told him, "They're the best teenage hockey players in the world."
In a city the size of St. John's, major junior hockey is more feasible, economical and affordable — for owners and fans — than minor pro hockey, and probably more fun.
Outfits such as the Saskatoon Blades, Brandon Wheat Kings, Peterborough Petes, Oshawa Generals and benchfuls of other teams have hit the ice decade after decade, some for half a century. St. John's should learn something from them.
There has been a noticeable silence from Halifax, Moncton and Saint John.
They're good hockey towns, but we don't hear rumblings from them about vying for a vaunted AHL team, even now when the Moose are wounded and about to be put down.
Possibly, the hockey fans and moneymen in Halifax, Moncton and Saint John are satisfied with their major junior teams. (By the way, whatever happened to that Saint John Sea Dogs team, which joined the Quebec league the same year as our sadly departed Fog Devils? Oh, right. The Sea Dogs, Quebec league champions, are playing this week in the Memorial Cup tournament.)
It comes down to basic economics.
If the AHL can be profitable in St. John's, Danny should bring them, and good luck to him.
If not, don't ask for a government giveaway. Here's an idea, Mr. Former Premier: offer some equity in return.
We know you are big on public equity.
And here's an idea for Tourism and Culture Minister Terry French: set aside $500,000 per year, get a mortgage and build a quadplex for local kids to play hockey in.
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HIV testing services
HIV testing services (HTS) include the full range of services that should be provided together with HIV testing. All HIV testing services should continue to be provided within WHO's essential 5Cs: Consent, Confidentiality, Counselling, Correct test results and Connection (linkage to prevention, care and treatment). This includes pre-test information, post-test counselling, linkage to appropriate HIV prevention, care and treatment services and other clinical and support services, quality HIV testing, accurate test results and diagnosis, and coordination with laboratory services to support quality assurance.
The development and use of HIV rapid diagnostic tests in the late 1990s have facilitated expansion of HIV testing services. These rapid diagnostic tests can be performed with a finger-prick blood sample collected and processed by a trained community worker and can be conducted outside of health facilities and traditional testing sites. Use of more than one rapid diagnostic test, within either a low prevalence or a high prevalence testing strategy and using a nationally validated testing algorithm, can provide immediate, on-site HIV diagnosis.
WHO has issued guidance on HTS soon after first HIV tests were developed in 1985. Since that time, WHO has issued guidance on all forms of HIV testing and approaches to HIV testing service delivery.
Innovative and creative approaches to service delivery have been implemented in numerous countries, including facility-based and community-based HIV testing services. Services range from provider-initiated testing and counselling, standalone voluntary testing and counselling, to home, mobile and outreach testing in the community, "moonlight" testing during evening hours in high-risk settings, and in schools, workplaces, religious facilities, and transport hubs. In addition "test for triage" can be used in community-based settings to further scale-up access to HIV testing services. In this approach a trained lay provider uses a single rapid diagnostic test and refers and links all people with a reactive test result to HIV prevention, care and treatment services in a timely manner.
All HIV testing services should be performed using a WHO recommended testing strategy for a high or low HIV prevalence setting and using a nationally validated testing algorithm.
WHO has defined five key components—the "5 Cs"—that must be respected and adhered to by all HTC services. These components are:
- Consent
- Confidentiality
- Counselling
- Correct test results
- Connection/linkage to prevention, care and treatment.
More information on standard testing approaches is available in the 2015 WHO Consolidated Guidelines on HIV testing services.
Mandatory, compulsory or coercive HIV testing is never appropriate and should always be provided in a respectful, non-discriminatory and ethical manner, reflecting the professional integrity of the provider and respecting the human rights of the person being tested.
Recognizing the importance of disclosure to family members and sexual partners, many countries have also introduced "couples testing and counselling" where couples can learn their results together, with the assistance of a trained counsellor or health worker. Sharing serostatus allows couples to plan, make important life decisions, including making HIV prevention choices, and to seek care and support together. Services targeting other groups have also been introduced, including for adolescents and people from key populations, such as services for sex workers, injecting drug users, and men who have sex with men and transgender people. It is imperative that these services are provided within a context of respect, non-discrimination, and protection of privacy and confidentiality.


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- The city has received an improved bond rating from Standard & Poor's, a testament to the city's strong financial standing in the aftermath of deficits and a five-year tenure under a Finance Control Board, officials said.
Standard & Poor's raised the city's credit rating to "A-" as compared to a bond rating of "BBB+" in 2009, Mayor Domenic J. Sarno announced. [Read the definitions of the ratings.]
In addition, the company assigned its "AA-" rating to Springfield's state-qualified general obligation qualified school construction bonds, and affirmed its "AA-" underlying rating on the city's previously issued state qualified debt.
The improved rating is extremely important because it will increase the pool of investors willing to buy Springfield bonds, Finance Director Timothy J. Plante said. The city should save hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest payments during the next 20 years related to school construction and other capital improvements, he said.
In contrast, Standard & Poor's had dropped the city's credit rating to junk bond status in 2004 as the city faced major budget deficits and was a month away from oversight by the state-appointed control board. The board was dissolved in June 2009 after completing a five-year assigned task of restoring the city to fiscal stability.
Sarno and members of his financial team recently met with bond rating agencies in Boston to discuss the city's financial condition and outlook and their own fiscal management efforts.
"This is terrific news for the city of Springfield," Sarno said in a prepared release. "To get this upgrade, especially during a very fiscally rocky time for the entire country demonstrates that the city continues to make significant strides which has allowed Standard & Poor's to find the confidence in our city to grant this upgrade."
The city was recently upgraded by Moody's due to a recalibration of the rating system to "A2."