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Earlier this year, just prior to the August Congressional recess, Senator Tom Carper introduced a bill to modernize the Postal Service; unfortunately, his bill weakens provisions from the bill the Senate passed last year and would allow for cuts to essential services.
By David Serata, owner of Ruth's Hallmark, a chain of 16 stores including locations in Newark and Bear
The United States Postal Service has been in need of reform for some time and now it appears there is finally some momentum in Congress to get it done. Earlier this year, just prior to the August Congressional recess, Senator Tom Carper introduced a bill to modernize the Postal Service; unfortunately, his bill weakens provisions from the bill the Senate passed last year and would allow for cuts to essential services. The Greeting Card Association (GCA), of which I am a member, released a report in July that laid out more than 100 alternative proposals that would put the Postal Service on the path to solvency without cutting critical services or raising rates.
The report shows definitively that the supposed need to cut essential services does not exist. In fact, ending six-day delivery would not only drive away more mail volume, further accelerating the Postal Service's decline, but it is doubtful it would even achieve the $2 billion in cost savings its proponents project. There are more commonsense ways to approach this problem and the GCA report outlines a three-step process to do it.
First, the Postal Service should install cluster boxes on a widespread, national scale where it is feasible and makes the most sense. This would decrease the cost of postal delivery, increase operational efficiency, and provide the Postal Service with another revenue stream by permitting consumers to pay a little more for door delivery if they prefer. This would affect less than 25% of delivery addresses and save as much as $9 billion.
Second, there is virtually unanimous agreement the Postal Service should work with Congress to amend the way it pre-funds retiree benefits. The Postal Service is the only federal agency that pre-funds 100% of its retiree benefits 10 years in advance, a very stringent requirement that is causing a lot financial difficulty. While pre-funding is important, amending this mandate to a more reasonable timetable would immediately improve the Postal Service's condition.
The third step, if the first two are not enough to put the Postal Service on a sustainable path, is to draw from a list of 53 alternative proposals in the report that the Postal Service could implement immediately, without Congressional approval or collective bargaining.
The bill Senator Carper shepherded through the Senate last year was a better solution than the one currently pending in his committee. Restoring that language and implementing our three-step proposal will help put the Postal Service on the path to solvency while maintaining universal service and affordable prices.
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A Felton man was jailed on numerous drug and weapons charges after his arrest March 29.
Troopers with the Delaware State Police Kent County Drug Unit have arrested a Felton man in the culmination of a month long investigation into the dealing of illegal drugs in Woodland Manor.
Police spokesman Master Cpl. Gary W. Fournier said a search warrant was executed March 29 at a home in the unit block of Rubeon Way, Felton. The occupant, identified as Alphonso Simmons, was taken into custody without incident.
A search turned up a loaded .44-caliber Magnum handgun with the serial number removed; a loaded 9 mm handgun and a fully loaded .22-caliber rifle, along with ammunition for all weapons.
The search also revealed 32 grams of crack cocaine packaged for distribution; one gram of powdered cocaine; two Hydromorphone pills; and more than $2,000 in suspected drug proceeds, Fournier said.
Simmons was charged with three counts each of possession of a firearm by a person prohibited, possession of a controlled substance and possession of a firearm while in the possession of drugs; possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number; and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Growing concern over what's supposed to be a rainy Sunday, Monday and Tuesday prompted the Terrebonne Parish Council to call a special meeting for this afternoon.
Growing concern over what's supposed to be a rainy Sunday, Monday and Tuesday prompted the Terrebonne Parish Council to call a special meeting for this afternoon.
The council will meet at 3:30 p.m. on the second floor of the Government Tower, 8026 Main St., Houma, to decide whether to postpone the last few days of Carnival, a move that requires officials to amend local law.
Parish Code says the local Carnival parade season must end by midnight on Fat Tuesday.
The National Weather Service is calling for a 60 percent chance of severe thunderstorms Sunday through Tuesday.
The stormy weather could prevent krewes from parading on their scheduled days, and absent emergency action from the council, they can't parade after Tuesday.
Today's meeting will allow council members and others to debate the wisdom of postponing the parades until after the threat has passed, Parish Council Chairwoman Beryl Amedee said.
There's been no decision made on when the parades would be held instead.
There's been no talk of delaying parades in Lafourche. Officials there said the decision would be up to law enforcement and Carnival officials.
The possible postponement in Terrebonne isn't intended to divert from the holiday's religious implication or the start of the Lenten season, Amedee said. Rather, it is to weigh the economic impact on those who spent money on throws, costumes and other parade-related expenses.
Carnival, which lasts for about two weeks and ends on Fat Tuesday, is a time to blow off steam ahead of Lent, the period of fasting and repentance before Easter.
Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Jerry Larpenter said he's been inundated with calls from krewe members and others who want concessions made allowing the parades to roll later if the bad weather gets in the way.
In past years, krewes have had their parades delayed because of bad weather. The clubs typically have a Plan B in place that allows them to parade behind another krewe a day or two later.
But that's not happened, at least that anyone can recall, to the Krewe of Houmas, which rolls on Fat Tuesday — the final day of Carnival season, Larpenter said.
"The issue is whether we want it or not," he said of the rescheduling discussions. "No one can recall if the Krewe of Houmas has ever been canceled before. And many would say you can't move the parade due to Lent."
Longtime Krewe of Hercules member S.P. LaRussa said the council should reschedule the parades, if only to help krewes with a long history of community service.
"If you have a religious problem, you don't go to the parade," LaRussa said. "We're talking about over a thousand riders planning all year long for this. I don't think this has anything to do about anybody's faith."
LaRussa predicted that the council will vote to allow the krewes to parade after Fat Tuesday because "anybody who votes against it is committing political suicide."
Larpenter said he understands the desire to parade, especially given the investment made by each rider.
"I will support the krewes and the council if they decide to change that date," he said. "I don't like seeing a parade riding in the middle of a thunderstorm with potential tornado warnings in place."


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Didn't see this post yet, but if so ... my apologies.
Russell will be on NFL AM (3:00AM pacific - 6:00AM eastern) Wednesday morning - along with Drew Brees and Emmitt Smith.
LawlessHawk wrote:Also supposed to be on Mike & Mike on Wednesday.
lobohawk wrote:The Mike & Mike interview
FlyingGreg wrote:I love that he got in a "Go Hawks"
drdiags wrote:Here is the Brees and Wilson video for those who haven't seen it.
(CBS) – Russell Wilson has been silencing doubters since he first picked up a football.
At 5-foot-11, he's seemingly too short to be a successful college – let alone NFL – quarterback.
But when Bears new head coach Marc Trestman was the offensive coordinator at N.C. State, he knew Wilson could play at an elite level.
"(Trestman) was the guy that said, 'This guy can play.' I already knew that," Wilson told The McNeil and Spiegel Show. "I knew my ability, but he came up to me and he was the coach that said, 'This guy can play. We need to offer this guy (a scholarship) right now.' So, N.C. State offered me (a scholarship) right on the spot. Coach Trestman knew that I had the ability. I have a lot of respect for coach Trestman. I talk to him probably once a week, maybe a little bit less than that. I talk to him a good amount. We've always kept in touch over the years.
HoustonHawk82 wrote:Just saw the Mike and Mike interview. Good stuff.
He's coming up on NFL am in just a few minutes...
drdiags wrote:Here is the Brees and Wilson video for those who haven't seen it.
Recon_Hawk wrote:drdiags, you are coming through, my man! I'm on the road a lot so these interviews are good time fillers.
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MILFORD – Denise Groan spent eight years on a waiting list after being diagnosed with kidney failure.
Through that time, she underwent dialysis treatment - a blood purifying process that can take up to four hours, every day. That is, until she moved to Milford last year and began treatment at Milford Regional Medical Center's Dialysis Center.
Within a year the center found her a new kidney. On July 21, it was transplanted, and by the next day, was out of intensive care and walking, she said.
"'Denice,' they said to me, 'you hit the lottery, and you hit it big. Even more than that,'" she said.
The year prior, doctors at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Brighton told her there was a less than 10 percent chance she would find a matching kidney.
The kidney they found was a 96-percent match. The doctors that performed the operation told her the kidney started to function as soon as it was transplanted, she said.
"She called at 7 o'clock the next morning, and said she was looking out the window at her new life," said her sister, Donna McMahon, a Needham resident.
Groan spent less than a week at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester, checking in for the surgery on a Monday, and she was walking out of the hospital on a Sunday, she said.
Groan was diagnosed with kidney failure after constant fatigue and foot swelling led her to believe something was wrong. It wasn't until after a full body scan that doctors diagnosed the problem.
Since then, the near-daily dialysis treatments required to keep her blood clean and functioning had left her fatigued and depressed. Some days she couldn't even get out of bed, she said.
She said her phobia of needles had caused her, in the past, to put off dialysis treatments. In 2012, this lead her into a coma. Doctors pronounced her dead but brought her back, she said.
She said the staff at Milford Regional was accommodating to the point she could cope with her fear for the dialysis treatments, which require heavy needle use.
"I'll tell you, the staff and everybody at the hospital has been wonderful," she said. "They encourage you, they treat you as part of a family."
Three weeks after her surgery, Groan, who has a college-age daughter, said she feels more alive than she can remember.
"The best part is I get to walk my dog again without draining myself," she said.
She plans to take a year to fully recover, then get back to work. Before the surgery, she taught at a daycare and provided care for the elderly.
Groan eventually plans to perform companion work for people going through similar, long-term medical situations, she said.
"At the end, after the transplant, you see a whole new life," she said. "i want to help people stay focused and be strong. Everything is possible."
Though they do not know exactly who, the kidney donor was a young person who had passed away, said McMahon. In a few months they plan to reach out to the family and extend their gratitude.
"We want to tell them how much she appreciates it, and the new life she has because of it," she said.
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David Cameron has announced £1 million to maintain the Armed Forces Memorial honouring service personnel who have been killed in conflicts including Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Government is committed to fund the monument, at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, through to the end of the next parliament, No 10 said.
Ahead of the Nato summit in Newport, the Government also announced £2.26 million of funding for a project in Wales to help veterans adjust to civilian life.
David Cameron has announced a funding boost of £1 million to help maintain the Armed Forces Memorial
The Armed Forces Memorial commemorates more than 16,000 people who have died on duty since the end of the Second World War, and a dedication service will be held tomorrow for the 17 names added to the monument following their deaths in 2013.
The £2.26 million of funding for First Choice Housing Association's veterans accommodation scheme will help the organisation address the needs of veterans from across the UK that wish to settle in Wales and the borders by supporting their transition into civilian life and employment, with projects running in Wrexham, Flintshire and Ceredigion.
The money comes from the £40 million veterans accommodation fund established with the proceeds of fines on City firms for fiddling Libor rates.
Mr Cameron, who will use the Nato summit to push for an international declaration building on the work of the UK's military covenant, said: "For the last four years, I've put strengthening respect and increasing support for our armed forces at the heart of this Government's agenda.
"This week, I want to build on that at the Nato summit in Wales by establishing a new Nato Alliance Declaration that will set out our shared commitment to supporting our armed forces and their families and providing them with the help they need.
"We must also ensure we honour properly those who have given their lives in the service of their country and that's why this extra funding for the Armed Forces Memorial is so important. It will ensure we maintain this special place where families and friends can go to remember their loved ones.
"And I'm pleased that we are also continuing our work to support veterans across the country. This Libor funding will help veterans in Wrexham, Ceredigion and Flintshire to make the transition into civilian life, providing assistance as they find new jobs and homes."
Chris Simpkins, director general of The Royal British Legion, said: "The Legion and the trustees of the Armed Forces Memorial are delighted that the Government continues to recognise the importance of the Legion's National Memorial Arboretum at the year-round Centre of Remembrance and of maintaining the iconic Armed Forces Memorial.
"This new grant ensures that we can now carry out vital work to maintain the Memorial to the highest standards to honour those who have given their lives in the service of their country."
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PH Patient to bike in the Ride to Conquer Cancer, June 12-13 2010
By Barry Sullivan, PH Patient
April 28, 2010
"Well, this doesn't appear to have anything to do with your heart… I suspect you may be in the early stages of pulmonary hypertension". Those were the words that first brought this condition to my attention: a condition that over the next few months and years, would so dominate my life, my thinking, and my belief in what could and could not be done.
I had just left the office of a cardiologist, referred to me by my family physician after some abnormalities appeared in my chest x-ray and subsequent EKG after a bout with pneumonia. I wasn't suffering from any obvious symptoms, other than the occasional shortness of breath that I attributed to weight gain over the years and to just "getting older" It was January 2005, and I headed home thinking "hypertension; well this can't be that bad. Watch what I eat, my salt intake, lose some weight, take a daily pill and all will be good. Just check out this pulmonary thing on the Internet and…" POW!
That's how I was introduced to pulmonary hypertension. Something that I initially thought would be so harmless, yet now I was finding was so lethal, had from that day forward taken over my life, or so it seemed. The following months were filled with a multitude of tests and consults, culminating in my being referred to Dr. John Granton who oversees the Pulmonary Hypertension Clinic at the Toronto General Hospital.
From that first visit to Dr. Granton and forward I have learned, although unfortunate to be a PH patient, how truly fortunate I am to be able to cope with this disease with relatively little impact to my daily life. As many of us know, our pulmonary pressures are really only an indicator that something is wrong, but the true indicator is how our body and most specifically our heart deals and adapts to the challenges. I am currently taking Revatio and leading a fairly normal life; certainly far more so than many of my PH peers with similar pressures.
It was about a year ago that I first began to think about riding in the Ride to Conquer Cancer – a 200 kilometre bike ride from Toronto to Niagara Falls, which will take place June 12-13, 2010, with all proceeds benefiting the Princess Margaret Hospital. Cancer has very much impacted my life, losing both my mother and mother in law to the disease, along with other relatives and friends. I don't know of any individual who can say their life has not been affected by this terrible disease.
Reflecting on how blessed I am to have a wonderful family of a healthy wife and two children and, despite having pulmonary hypertension, I realized that I have never given back to a community and the medical system that has taken care of myself and so many others. It was because of this realization that I decided to attempt to ride the 200 kilometres on behalf of not only the charity named above, but also for the Pulmonary Hypertension Community and for those that wish they could but can't. I've decided to do it to inspire others suffering from PH, that if you set your mind to something and take it one step at a time, things you didn't think you could achieve are in fact achievable.
Although this is something I've been thinking of for a while, I only recently have felt comfortable and confident enough in my own health to begin fundraising and preparing for the ride. Funds raised go to a worthwhile cause and can be donated "in memory of" or "in the name of" someone who has lost their battle or is currently battling cancer, PH or any other diseases that you or I may face in our lifetime. I have been training for several months now (not setting any speed records mind you) and finally feel that I can accomplish this ride. It may take me a little longer than the average person and I may have to get off my bike for a few hills but one way or another I'll get there.
Editor's note: Each participant in the Ride to Conquer Cancer is required to raise a minimum amount of funds. If you are interested in supporting Barry in his efforts please visit his fundraising site at http://www.conquercancer.ca/goto/BarrySullivan.
For more information on pulmonary hypertension please visit www.PHAcanada.ca.


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Concerns over a dampened holiday shopping season were hung out to dry this past weekend. New Jersey retailers saw marginal sales growth that met expectations, and promotions got shoppers into stores and online.
According to the National Retail Federation, more than 247 million shoppers hit the sales between Thursday and Sunday, spending more than $59 billion in the first weekend of holiday shopping.
Hurricane Sandy "was exhausting for everybody … so I think everyone's ready to shake that off and move forward and really enjoy this holiday season," said Beth Anne Macdonald, executive director of the Downtown Somerville Alliance.
Somerville moved its annual tree lighting ceremony from Borough Hall to Division Street, which was closed off as a pedestrian mall this summer. Macdonald said the move got shoppers out earlier and kept them on Division Street longer.
"It really served as a focal point in the downtown for us," Macdonald said. "It was really amazing to have people just fill Division Street."
Macdonald said she also saw more of the downtown's merchants reaching out to promote Small Business Saturday, and she hopes the holiday message continues as the Downtown Somerville Alliance adds a window-decorating contest and an ice rink to keep shoppers in the area.
Merchants who were concerned that the importance of the first holiday weekend had dissipated were bolstered, according to Al Ferrara, national director of retail and consumer product practice for BDO.
Ferrara said despite this year's calendar having the longest-possible gap between Thanksgiving and Christmas, Black Friday will still rank as one of the biggest retail days of the year. Ferrara said sales in the region were up marginally, about 2 percent or 3 percent.
"It's not bad news," Ferrara said, adding that the weekend sales "met expectations."
Ferrara said the biggest change he's seen this year is the number of people shopping online instead of in the stores. Nearly half of the shoppers surveyed by the National Retail Federation this weekend said they shopped online on Black Friday. The same shoppers said roughly 40 percent of their weekend shopping was done online, up from 37.8 percent last year, with an average of $172.42 spent online.


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Those headed out of town to the mountains for the holiday weekend were running into lengthy delays late into Friday night.
Throughout the day, the Colorado Department of Transportation reported massive backups on westbound Interstate 70 from Evergreen Parkway to Idaho Springs.
"Expect heavy delays" CDOT tweeted at 8 p.m.
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Jakub Frydel and Petr Kluk came in for a screentest. With Petr taking the lead, interviewing Jakub before getting started. Then interview over the guys start to kiss. Petr's cock is hard in his underwear and he has Jakub take a feel of it and then take it out. Next thing to do is to suck that hard cock and Jakub gets right to it. He takes the cock in his mouth and shows that he knows how to suck. After kissing again it is Petr's turn to suck on Jakub's cock too. Petr is an expert sucker and does a great job, kissing and licking Jakub's nipples as well. Then Jakub takes another turn on Petr's big dick. After having his fill of cock in his mouth Jakub lifts his legs and presents his ass to Petr for some rimming. Petr's tongue licks at the hole and then starts to finger it as well. The hole opens well and it is not long before Petr's cock is sliding into the hole for some hot fucking. His big cock really stretches the hole and plows on in there as Jakub wanks his own hard cock. Jakub takes it very well indeed and is soon ready to sit on it and ride it. His ass slides up and down on Petr's thick cock. Petr then takes over and fucks his dick way up into Jakub's ass before changing position and fucking him so more. Jakub is wanking himself as Petr thrusts his cock as deep as he can. It's not long before Jakub passes the point of no return and shoots a nice load as his ass is still taking cock. Petr then needs to shoot his load too and positions Jakub so he can shoot up into his mouth. After dumping his load Petr pushes Jakub down on the cock to clean it off before a final kiss to end a very good screentest.
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Wank Party 2012 #11 features 5 great guys, Kamil Jezek,Marek Kral,Ondra Krahul,Filip Cervenka and Petr Kluk. This second part to the wank party sees the guys continuing where we left off in the first part. Petr is on his back rimming Marek's ass. Marek, in turn, is rimming Kamil who is sucking on Ondra while Filip watches and wanks himself. The rimming has set Kamil and Marek up ready for more. Kamil bends over and Ondra slides his cock deep into his ass. Marek, meanwhile, sits right down on Petr's hard cock and rides it, while sucking on Filip's dick too. Marek's cock is rock hard as he slides up and down on Petr's. Kamil moans with each thrust of Ondra's throbbing cock, as it goes nice and deep. Petr takes over and fucks his cock up into Marek's eager hole. Kamil is eyeing Marek's big cock and soon sits down on it. With Marek continuing to ride Petr the view is great. Marek is loving it and is so hot for cock that he easily slips his as over Ondra's and Petr's dicks at the same time for some DP. Then, when his hole is really stretched Ondra and Petr takes turns in fucking that hole, while Filip wanks on Marek too. Kamil still wants more though so the guys move and Petr has him on his back ramming his cock deep into that hole. Filip takes a turn on Marek's ass too, fucking him nice and deep. Soon Kamil cant hold back and shoots his load as Petr is fucking him. Ondra takes over from Filip and fucks Marek some more. As he is being fucked Marek wanks himself and drops a nice creamy load too. But his ass wants more and Filip takes over the fucking again. Ondra is watching closely and wanking himself. He quickly shoots a great big load all over Kamil's face. He then squats and catches some of Petr's cum as it shoots over his face and Kamil's body. Filip is last to go and he cums over Marek to finsish off a wonderful wank party.
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Day before yesterday the weather turned much colder in Prague. I felt I would look stupid if I wore my 'Russian cap' after the weather changed from one day to the next. No worries. Virtually everyone else was wearing artic gear. There was no gradual change of wardrobe.
I'm pretty rapidly recovering from my latest surgery, and for two days I've been taking very long walks, for me. Except for minor aches and pains from the incision, I've been quite satisfied. But I have a very long way to go to get back in shape from this year of medical problems. I'm quite optimistic.
I'll do today's Newsletter a bit early so you can enjoy a bit earlier.
Petr Kluk and Jakub Frydl are our lead feature today in a very good screentest. They are followed by Filip Cervenka's Massage, Anton Vavro's Erotic Video and Kuba Dochvilny's session stills.
Our castings today look good too, Marco Fruty, Cecil Stok, David Lebka and Jiu Pork. That is four very good guys. My pick of the day will be the very cute Cecil Stok.
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CANNES WATCH: Tarantino to close out Cannes
CANNES, France (AP) — Quentin Tarantino will close out the Cannes Film Festival with a tribute to Sergio Leone.
Tarantino will present a restored version of Leone's "A Fistful of Dollars" (1964) at the May 24 closing ceremony. It will screen as part of a 50th anniversary celebration of the Spaghetti western, long of a favorite genre of Tarantino's.
Usually, the Palme d'Or winner is screened at the Cannes closing ceremony, but this year's schedule has been tweaked because of European elections. The Palme d'Or winner will be shown May 25 instead.
Tarantino won the Palme d'Or for "Pulp Fiction" in 1994.
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The forum will be held at the Cape Verdean Adult Day Care Center at 764 North Main St. in Brockton from 4-6 p.m.
BROCKTON – Three weeks ago Carlos Lopes was having dinner with friends discussing the recent violence in the city when they decided they wanted to do something about it.
Lopes said his friends were concerned about the murders and shootings in recent weeks and the impact on the city's large Cape Verdean community and others in Brockton.
"It's really getting bad and out of hand," said Lopes, who served on the board of directors for the Cape Verdean Association of Brockton.
They decided to form a group made up of religious leaders, social workers, politicians, psychologists, activists and members of the community. On Saturday, they will be hosting an open forum to discuss what can be done in the wake of the surge in violence.
The forum will be held at the Cape Verdean Adult Day Care Center at 764 North Main Street in Brockton from 4-6 p.m.
Brockton has seen four murders so far this year. Three of the victims are of Cape Verdean descent, Lopes said, and two of the alleged killers are also Cape Verdean.
Brockton boasts one of the world's largest populations of Cape Verdeans outside of the nation made up of a small group of islands off the west coast of Africa.
On Jan. 11, 49-year-old Jacinto Correia was stabbed several times in the legs inside a Prospect Street apartment where he later died. On April 11, Jacinto Vieira, 19, was stabbed several times before dying on a doorstep on Green Street. That same day Elson Miranda, 22, was shot to death inside The Lit bar on Ames Street.
"When someone loses a son they don't have any place to go. They don't have any help," Lopes said. "We need to find a way to get people to feel comfortable so if they have a problem they can talk to someone."
The event is open to the public and anyone who would like to attend is welcome.
"It would be great if we could get some of the other communities involved, white people, Haitian people, black people, because we are all Brockton people," Lopes said.
Carla DaRosa, director of constituent services for the Mayor's office, councilor-at-large Jass Stewart and members of the Brockton Police Department are expected to attend the forum.
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Cougars are currently 3-4 in conference play
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Clarification on "MAHB gets klia2 terminal" in Business Times
04 March 2014
Sepang, 4 March 2014 - In regard to the report by Business Times on 1 March titled "MAHB gets klia2 terminal" in which it was stated that the main contractor of klia2 handed over the main terminal building to MAHB etc, Malaysia Airports wishes to clarify that the terminal building remains under the responsibility of the main contractor until the Certificate of Practical Completion (CPC) is issued by MAHB.
For the CPC to be issued and full handover to happen, the terminal building must obtain the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) based on the relevant authorities' requirements, and all works must be completed according to the Malaysia Airports' operational requirements as stated in the contract.
However to facilitate the 2 May 2014 opening, the terminal building contractor has agreed to allow the commercial retailers, agencies and airlines to start their renovation, as the contractor has now received the recommendation letter from the Fire and Rescue Department to certify that the terminal complies with the firefighting and safety regulations.
The contractor is currently rectifying the sewerage system in order to issue the CCC to Malaysia Airports by April.
The Operational Readiness and Airport Transfer (ORAT) is currently ongoing to prepare for 2 May 2014 opening date. Notwithstanding, Malaysia Airports' priority is on the safety, operational efficiency and quality of the terminal building and we are working closely with all the stakeholders to ensure that these are achieved.
The ORAT Working Committee (OWC) chaired by Malaysia Airports' Senior General Manager, Operations, communicates and monitors the progress of the airport readiness and preparation for the airport transfer on a regular basis. The opening date of 2 May 2014 has been communicated clearly to all stakeholders including airlines, government regulatory agencies, and recorded at these regular meetings. At the recent National ORAT Steering Committee chaired by the Secretary General, Ministry of Transport, it was again reiterated that the government is firm on the opening date of 2 May 2014 for klia2 and that all stakeholders must work together to ensure the seamless and successful opening of the national project.


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Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, is in a spirited debate -- with himself.
Four months ago, Inhofe demanded that �President Obama step up and exhibit the leadership required� to show Syria�s Bashar al-Assad �that his barbaric actions have consequences.� Writing in USA Today, Inhofe added: �Continued inaction by the president, after establishing a clear red line, will embolden Assad and his benefactors in Tehran to continue their brutal assault against the Syrian people.� Inhofe floated the idea of a �no-fly� zone or even �boots on the ground.�
But last week, as Obama moved toward military action to enforce his �red line,� Inhofe issued a statement saying that �our military has no money left� for a strike on Syria. On �Fox News Sunday,� Inhofe reiterated his position that �I would oppose going in and having military intervention against Syria.� He said that Obama should not have drawn a red line in the first place.
As Inhofe�s conversion on the road to Damascus indicates, Republicans don�t like what Obama is doing in Syria -- whatever it is.
Some protested when Obama threatened to bomb Syria without congressional approval; others then criticized him for seeking congressional approval. They complain that Obama�s use-of-force resolution is too broad; they argue that it would amount to only a �pinprick.� They assert that he should have intervened long ago; they say that he has not yet made the case for intervening. They told him not to go to the United Nations; they scolded him for not pursuing multilateral action. They told him to arm the rebels and, when he did, they said he had done it too late and with insufficient firepower.
Genuine disagreements within the GOP can explain some of the contradictions. And it�s a fair criticism to say that Obama waited too long to act, even if there was never a consensus for action. But the one thing that seems to unite the opposition is the belief that Obama is wrong, no matter what.
Typical of that approach is Paul Ryan, the 2012 vice presidential nominee, who issued a have-it-both-ways statement Tuesday that offered no support for military action. �The President has some work to do to recover from his grave missteps in Syria,� Ryan said. �He needs to clearly demonstrate that the use of military force would strengthen America�s security.�
In 2011, Ryan called for a muscular response to Syria, which he accused of a �brutal crackdown� and killing its citizens. Said Ryan then: �We have a responsibility to speak boldly for those whose voices are denied by the jackbooted thugs of the tired tyrants of Syria and Iran.�
On Tuesday, House Republican leaders took steps to build support for authorizing the use of force. Still, they protected their right to criticize Obama when things go wrong. House Speaker John Boehner said he would support the resolution, but his office issued a statement saying, �It is the president�s responsibility to make his case.�
Majority Leader Eric Cantor said he, too, would support the resolution, but he added that �a one-off military strike is not by itself an adequate strategy� yet also said that force should be used �judiciously.�
That sort of waffling is unlikely to unify the fractious GOP.
On one side is Sarah Palin (who wrote a Facebook post titled �Let Allah Sort It Out�), isolationist Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, George W. Bush adviser John Bolton and Iraq war architect Donald Rumsfeld (who hasn�t seen �what our national interest is� in a Syria strike). On the other side are Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who say that anything less than Assad�s ouster and an end to Syria�s civil war would be �an inadequate response.� George W. Bush administration veterans Karl Rove, Doug Feith, Paul Bremer, Elliott Abrams and Dan Senor joined leading neoconservatives in delivering a similar message.
As Republican lawmakers line up on both sides, the ambitious Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., honed his have-it-both-ways approach. �Because the President failed to act in the right way at the right time, we are now left with no good options,� he wrote last week. He suggested that Obama choose between all (a comprehensive plan �to remove Assad and replace him with a stable, secular government�) or nothing (�simply focus our resources on helping our allies in the region� deal with an unstable Syria).
Rest assured, Rubio will criticize Obama either way.
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Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, is in a spirited debate -- with himself.


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When talks of a proposed clock tower echoed downtown, a merchant with a penchant for restoration turned his eyes to another timepiece.
When talks of a proposed clock tower echoed downtown, a merchant with a penchant for restoration turned his eyes to another timepiece.
From its perch on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Main Street, the O.B. McClintock clock — a timeless sentinel with ticks too faint to hear and chimes that have grown silent — has kept watch over the district for 86 years. It hasn't always told the truth when it comes to telling time, but it does sing to historians a ballad of a time to be remembered.
Mark Ray of Dad's Collectible And Toy Store fell in love with the clock. As quiet as it stood, it called to him.
"I'm just kind of a historian, and to me it was absolutely a diamond in the rough," he said. "We've got one of the premier downtowns. Why doesn't the clock match the rest of town?"
With streetscape improvements along the Main Street corridor coming to an end, Ray now looks hopefully to the people around him to help with a fundraising mission to restore the clock. He will appear before Hendersonville City Council Thursday night to update the board on what he has raised for the clock's restoration in hopes that city leaders will match the proceeds.
At the last council meeting, he told the board it could cost between $4,800 and $5,000 to restore the four-faced clock to its former glory. Ray had raised $375 as of Tuesday afternoon and was hoping for a $1,000 fa�ade grant and $500 from the city's Historic Preservation Commission to partially fund the project.
Hendersonville City Council "is willing to consider matching funds" for the clock's restoration if the community shows an interest through donations to the project, according to the city's website.
Upon its installment on the corner of the old Citizen's National Bank in 1927, the clock was heralded as a sign of "faith in the future growth of Hendersonville."
Two years later, it marked the time of a stock market crash that plummeted America into its greatest depression. It signaled a time of peace at the end of World War II. It chimed for the hours of sockhops and street dances.
Through the best and worst of times, it kept pace with downtown in the hustle of its heyday, in the quiet hours of its desertion and in the quick steps of the "New Urbanism" movement that returned shoppers to Main Street.
The clock was designed by architect Erle Stillwell to match the design of the bank he also created on the corner, according to a May 2011 Times-News column by Stan Shelley.
It was one of many to have been made by O.B. McClintock Co. of Minneapolis, which specialized in making clocks for banks and financial institutions. The original clock was driven by a mechanical-electrical clock inside the bank, according to Ray.
"In 1993, apparently the original clock was beyond repair and it was decided to replace the electrical-mechanical clock with an electric timer system," he said. But the timer system has now become less reliable and difficult to repair.
"Everybody that grew up here knows the McClintock clock," Ray said. "It's just fascinating how much it's been a part of the community for approaching 90 years. Just about everybody's got a story about the clock."
Old newspaper clippings reveal times when the clock had lost its chimes, when its inoperable faces were plastered over with advertisements, and the city's efforts to save it through the years.
The book, "Kermit Edney Remembers," pays homage to the old timepiece: "It had four faces and chimed on the quarter hour. At a quarter past the hour, it would give the four-stroke Westminster peal. At half past the hour, the eight-stroke peal. At 45 minutes past the hour, what was called the 12-stroke reveille; and at each full hour, the 16-stroke Westminster chime, followed by the striking of the hour."
The clock's original chime tubes were removed in 1993 and an electronic quartz chiming clock was added to provide a Westminster chime and hour strike signal, according to Ray.
Electronic chimes, set to ring every quarter hour, were restored on the clock a couple of months ago. On a quiet day, Ray said he can hear the bells chime two blocks away.
For the first time in 15 years, the clock is once again illuminated, casting a glow on Main Street from 7 p.m. to midnight, but more work will be needed to give the clock an accurate sense of time.
Two of its four faces tick close to the actual time. Another face falls about 35 minutes behind. The fourth clock, facing north toward construction on Main Street's 700 block, has lost its hands.
Its restoration would be led by Chapter 126 of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors. The new system will reboot electronically in power outages with a battery backup and will automatically switch over to keep pace with daylight saving time. Ray said it should require minimal maintenance.
The clock's exterior, including its green patina that makes it unique and gives it the old-world charm of historic Southern cities, will be kept as is, he said. "We're told (by the NAWCC) that is an extremely admirable clock for that patina."
The clock's beauty continues to inspire artists today. Michelle Sparks, owner of Art M.O.B., plans to offer a special Canvas and Corks class dedicated to painting images of the old clock next month. Paintings from the class will be sold to raise money for the project.
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held for the clock after its restoration, Ray said.
Checks for donations can be made out to "McClintock clock" and mailed to Dad's C.A.T.S. at 221 N. Main St., Hendersonville, NC 28792.
Ray said the clock's twin, recently restored by a citizen effort to save it, keeps time in Forest City.
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Oxford United chairman Kelvin Thomas will be looking to help recruit some "stronger" players during the summer in a bid to avoid a repeat of this season's disappointing finish.
A 3-0 defeat at Port Vale on the final day extended United's winless run to seven games – with only rock bottom Macclesfield Town below them in the npower League Two's form table during the run-in.
It saw the U's blow a four-point cushion over Crewe Alexandra, whose 16-game unbeaten run saw them finish four points in front to set up a play-off semi-final against Southend United.
Thomas, who felt performances earlier in the season were worthy of a side heading for automatic promotion, was dejected with the way the season panned out.
"We're all disappointed with the way we've finished and (against Port Vale) we went out with a bit of a whimper, so we've got to put that right," he said.
"This is a setback really and we've got to see how we come back from it.
"We've got to find some stronger players who can finish the season off better."
The U's chief stressed it was important not to over-react and did not expect wholesale changes to the playing staff during the close season.
Thomas will be meeting manager Chris Wilder this week to begin the task of learning from the season to make sure improvements are made in time for the new campaign.
He said: "We've got to be fitter and stronger.
"We've had too many injuries and we've got to look at the department as a whole, from the playing side and look at how to improve.
"I think over the last seven or eight games the performances haven't been terrible, but we haven't scored when we needed to and I don't think we've finished strongly enough, that's plain to see.
"We are low and hurting as a football club. But we will be positive, this isn't a case of clearing everything out and starting again.
"We've improved on last season – not by enough – but we have to use those experiences to get better."
l Port Vale v United match report: Pages 38-39 l More reaction: Page 37 l The four games United will rue: Page 36


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Whether you're looking for a night on the town or a nice cozy spot with champagne in hand, we've got a sampling of options that are sure to help you ring in the New Year with style and class, and they're all within an hour's drive.
Whether you're looking for a night on the town or a nice cozy spot with champagne in hand, we've got a sampling of options that are sure to help you ring in the New Year with style and class, and all within an hour's drive.
Fire & Ice at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino will hold a New Year's Eve party beginning at 9:30 p.m., featuring R&B band Group Therapy, of Wilmington. Group Therapy recently shared the stage with such national acts as Kool and The Gang and Average White Band.
Guests can also expect delicious hors d'oeuvres (9-11 p.m.) and light snacks (11 p.m. to 1 a.m.). The event will include champagne, party favors and a cash bar with New Year's themed cocktails.
WHERE SportZone, 235 Stadium Street, Smyrna
WHEN 9 p.m. Monday, Dec. 31
COST No cover
INFO thesportszone.info or 223-1808
While waiting for the ball to drop, enjoy fresh tunes spun by DJ Karl at SportZone in Smyrna, beginning at 9 p.m. And enjoy some tasty eats like mozzarella sticks and/or ribs, and a cold drink, since SportZone's kitchen will be open until close. Bubbly and party favors will also be available.
WHERE Sheridan's Irish Pub, 42 West Commerce St., Smyrna
WHEN 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 31
COST No cover
INFO sheridansirishpub-smyrna.com or 659-5566
Sheridan's Irish Pub in Smyrna will host a live performance by acoustic duo Benny & Hill at 7 p.m., followed by a dance party with DJ Jay at 9 p.m. The kitchen will be open all night, so feel free to get your grub on with traditional Irish dishes like shepherd's pie and fish 'n ships to pub staples like burgers and buffalo wings. Don't forget to make room in your tummy for champagne at midnight.
WHERE The Brick Hotel, Restaurant & Tavern on the Circle, 18 The Circle, Georgetown
WHEN 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., Monday, Dec. 31
COST $55 and up
Turn New Year's Eve into a short getaway with an overnight stay at The Brick Hotel, Restaurant and Tavern on The Circle. Located right in the center of Georgetown, the 177 year old structure has served as hotel, county courthouse and even post office and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Currently owned by Lynn Lester and her husband, The Brick is always bustling with locals and travelers who appreciate the cozy comforts of by-gone eras, phenomenal food and stellar service.
But, for New Year's Eve, they go all out.
Right now, there's a $175 package that includes a stay in a queen or king room, a welcome bottle of champagne or the house wine and a $25 gift card towards your NYE meal. Or, skip the stay and just take advantage of the four-course prix fixe meal. For $55 per person, enjoy a meal that includes shrimp bisque, clams casino and filet mignon with lobster tail or a light salad, cream of crab soup and herb-roasted leg of lamb. Is a dessert included? Of course. The chef will have a delectable selection of scrumptious and sinful delights.
The night's entertainment will start at 6 p.m. with dinner music by Fonsie Scott. Then, ring in the new year with Cathy Gorman from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. But, don't leave the party early. The big moment of the night is the Moose Drop, which features a large moose that gets lowered into a drinker's dream martini glass.
With a $10 cover charge, guests can also just come for the late night entertainment and enjoy the separate a la carte menu items. However, the rooms and dinner seats fill up quickly, so reservations are strongly encouraged.
WHERE Clear Space Theatre, 20 Baltimore Ave., Rehoboth Beach
WHEN 9 p.m., Monday, Dec. 31
COST $50 per person
INFO www.clearspacetheatre.org
If you prefer classic show tunes and big band music, then Rehoboth Beach's Clear Space Theatre is the place to be. Things get started at 9 p.m., when the talented CST vocalists take the stage, serenading the audience with a selection of unforgettable showtunes. Afterwards, dance right into the New Year with a live swing band, led by CST's artistic director Doug Yetter.
Enjoy hors d'oeuvres all evening as well as a bevy of unbelievable desserts. Then, at midnight, join in the champagne toast. Tickets and information is available at www.clearspacetheatre.org.
However, if the long drive to the beach seems a bit daunting, keep in mind that the theater is located in the heart of Rehoboth Beach, quite close to all the best restaurants and hotels. Hotel Rehoboth and Boardwalk Plaza both have holiday packages so pick your favorite and start a new tradition of New Year's at the beach. For more information, visit www.boardwalkplaza.com or www.hotelrehoboth.com.


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GREENCASTLE — A new head coach, voids resulting from graduation and several fresh faces have the Greencastle-Antrim varsity softball program in a state of transition entering the 2013 season.
Even so, annual expectations to remain a legitimate contender haven't changed.
Following the accomplished 10-year tenure of Jamie Richardson, who resigned back in the fall, Mark DeCarli takes over the reins of a squad coming off its fourth trip to states in the last five years, a streak highlighted by winning the PIAA championship in 2009.
Last season's promising campaign came to an end in the first round of the state tournament, with the Blue Devils posting a final record of 18-7, including a runner-up finish in the District 3-AAA playoffs.
Considering G-A's recent success, DeCarli is hoping to carry on the program's rich tradition.
"I'm fortunate to be taking over a great program with a winning tradition already in place," DeCarli said. "We expect to be competitive throughout the year, compete for a division title and make a run at states. Every girl on the roster can contribute, so we're excited to see what happens."
While G-A welcomes back plenty of returning talent, overcoming the loss of four key seniors from a year ago isn't going to be easy.
The collective contributions of Amanda Wink, Jenna Crunkleton, Rachel Kline and Cassey Cordell will undoubtedly be missed, leaving some glaring voids that quickly need addressed.
Wink handled the pitching duties in 152 of the Blue Devils' 166 innings played last year, recording 151 strikeouts paired with a stout 1.70 ERA.
Crunkleton, Kline and Cordell accounted for the three best batting averages on the team, each hitting above .400 while combining for 85 RBI. Crunkleton led G-A with a .483 average and 36 runs scored followed by Kline's average of .429, with team-highs in RBI's (32) and home runs (4).
Despite being unlikely to replace previous power, the Blue Devils intend to offset the losses with speed, beginning with the return of Mary Ward.
Now a senior, Ward enters her fourth year as a varsity starter, acting as a leader in the field and at the plate. Already signed on to continue her softball career at Penn State, Ward will anchor the outfield in center while providing a consistent spark at the leadoff spot. As a junior, Ward batted .353, scored 32 runs and stole 13 bases on 13 attempts, earning a selection to the Mid-Penn Colonial Division First Team.
Also returning as experienced senior leaders are the likes of Casey German, Whitley Mongan, Mackenzie Gayman and Haleigh Regal, each of whom will assume expanded roles this spring. German is slated to start at catcher with Mongan and Regal accompanying Ward in the outfield. Gayman will slide over from shortstop to second base, as the addition of sophomore Erin Bontrager provides G-A with a promising tandem in the middle of the infield.
Kelsey Brewbaker takes over as the Blue Devils' ace on the mound, shouldering a full-time varsity spot after being called upon to pitch in four games last season. Only a freshman, Elizabeth Ward is penciled in as G-A's No. 2 hurler, officially becoming a teammate to older sister Mary.
Back after contributing to the Blue Devils' success a season ago, the trio of Katie Gelsinger, Michaela Ensminger and Kristin Hoffman are expected to solidify the middle portion of the batting order while offering versatility on the defensive side.
Ashlynn Schaeffer steps in to anchor third base and provide a presence at the plate with Brooke Zeger, Jen Patton and Cheyenne Kaiser adding depth to a seemingly solid lineup.
"The girls have been working hard and responding well to some of the new things we've been implementing," DeCarli said. "All of them have a role on this team. We are going to hit a few bumps along the way, but the potential is there for us to do some great things."
G-A opens the season on Tuesday at home against James Buchanan. Game time is set for 4:15 p.m.
Of note, Boiling Springs replaces Northern York in the Colonial Division this spring, joining G-A, JB, Waynesboro, Shippensburg, Gettysburg and Big Spring.
Northern, who won the Colonial crown last season, snapped the Blue Devils' quest for an eighth straight Mid-Penn divisional title while fellow Colonial member Big Spring went on to win the state championship in Class AAA.
Mark DeCarli (head coach, 1st year), Tony Bobbitt, Dan Cordell.
Seniors — Haleigh Regal, Whitley Mongan, Kristin Hoffman, Mackenzie Gayman, Cheyenne Kaiser, Mary Ward, Casey German, Kelsey Brewbaker, Jen Patton.
Juniors — Michaela Ensminger, Ashlynn Schaeffer.
Sophomores — Erin Bontrager, Brooke Zeger, Katie Gelsinger.
Freshmen — Elizabeth Ward.
March 26 vs. James Buchanan*, 4:15 p.m.; April 2 at Shippensburg*, 4:15 p.m.; April 4 vs. Boiling Springs*, 4:15 p.m.; April 6 at Cumberland Valley Tournament, 9 a.m.; April 8 vs. Camp Hill, 4:15 p.m.; April 9 vs. Gettysburg*, 4:15 p.m.; April 11 at Big Spring*, 4:15 p.m.; April 18 at Waynesboro*, 4:15 p.m.; April 23 at James Buchanan*, 4 p.m.; April 25 vs. Shippensburg*, 4:15 p.m.; April 27 at Big Spring Tournament, 9 a.m.; April 29 at Boiling Springs*, 4:15 p.m.; May 1 at Gettysburg*, 4:15 p.m.; May 3 vs. Big Spring*, 4:15 p.m.; May 6 vs. Chambersburg, 4:15 p.m.; May 9 vs. Waynesboro*, 4:15 p.m.
*—Mid-Penn Colonial Division game


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The New Jersey Economic Development Authority on Tuesday backed a proposed new conference center in Atlantic City, saying the project would become a destination attraction for the gaming hub.
The board approved an Economic Redevelopment and Growth grant for Harrah's Atlantic City, worth up to $24.1 million over 20 years, to support the $144.6 million, 243,000-square foot conference and meeting facility proposed for the city's Marina District.
The project is awaiting approval from the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority. If approved, construction would begin in mid-2013 and be completed by late 2014. The center would create 140 permanent jobs and approximately 340 temporary construction jobs.
Timothy Lizura, EDA's president and chief operating officer, said officials initially had some concerns about the project.
"We had a lot of conversation in the incentives committee over concern that this would cannibalize the existing convention center," he said.
But Lizura said those concerns were allayed by two studies — one by Harrah's, another by CRDA — that suggest the center would be additive, not competitive to the market. Lizura said the new center would be smaller in size compared to the convention center, but provide larger spaces than some of the meeting rooms available in the city's casino hotels.
"So it's really filling that niche," he said. "It's not too big, not too small."
The developer also anticipates help from CRDA, in addition to taking out $54 million in debt to finance the project. According to an EDA memorandum, Harrah's expects to pay an interest rate of about 15 percent on the debt, to be paid back over an eight-year period. When the interest rate estimate was noted by board member Elliot M. Kossofsky, Lizura said the high rate was likely due to lender uncertainty about the Atlantic City gaming market.
However, in calculating its award, the EDA instead assumed the debt would be secured at 13 percent and repaid over 15 years. Those figures were based on the financing secured by a different EDA project in the city.
The board also approved a Grow New Jersey award worth $26.9 million over 10 years for Deep Foods Inc. The Union Township-based firm makes Indian-food products, and is considering whether to expand at its current site or move to a facility in Pennsylvania.
The EDA said the money would retain 275 current jobs and help create 175 new jobs.
"So they are in front of us today to change the economics so that it becomes viable for them to make this investment here in Union … rather than closing up shop and relocating everything to Easton, Pennsylvania," Lizura said.
Meanwhile, the board also moved to save some 716 jobs at United Parcel Service. The delivery firm is seeking to close a data processing and system application facility in Paramus that currently employs 929 workers. The company is looking to relocate the workers to New York or Georgia, but the EDA hopes to persuade the company to instead move the workers to Woodland Park. To accomplish that, the board today approved a $6.4 million Business Retention and Relocation Assistance Grant and a $429,000 sales and use tax exemption.
In addition to the major incentive programs, the authority also approved its first new program designed to aid Hurricane Sandy victims. The $2 million "loan to lender" program would provide loans to community development financial institutions, which in turn would make microloans to small businesses hurt by the storm.
EDA CEO Michele Brown said her agency has expertise in funding medium- and large-sized businesses, but not small businesses. She said program will enable the EDA to get money to those who need it by leveraging the local expertise of the community development institutions. She also said the low-interest loans also can be deployed more efficiently.
"These small loans will be made in quicker turnaround time than we can, and for businesses impacted by the storm, they will be required to submit less, in terms of loan documentation," she said.
After approving of the program, the board also made its first award under the program, approving a $500,000 loan to New Jersey Community Capital, in New Brunswick, which is in the process of raising $1 million for its "Rebuild New Jersey" small-business loan program.


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Style # 205033
With a classic design and glossy patent leather belt, this bebe sweater dress is sure to be an effortlessly-cool way to rock fall's hottest favorites. Try it with a pair of tights and knee-high boots.
- 95% rayon, 5% spandex.
- Center back to hem: 30" (76 cm).
- Dry clean.
- Imported.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
Belted Sweater Dress is rated out of 5 by 23.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Angie28 from Pretty dress I really like this dress, depending on the accessories you use, you can either dress it up or down. Material is warm enough for fall & it's tight without looking trashy.
Date published: 2014-03-10
Rated 4 out of 5 by cindysf13 from cute sweater dress Good thick quality. nice blue color. Fits very fited and not too short. you will not regret purchasing this
Date published: 2014-03-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shayna from perfect dress Love love love this dress, I own 3 different colors of this dress, bebe please make more of these for fall/winter this year, i can wear this to work, church, lunch and its so sexy yet classy...great quality is a big bonus of this dress
Date published: 2014-02-16
Rated 3 out of 5 by Louly from Not what I expected it's not that bad, but the picture and reviews made me think it's gorgeous, but the color is much darker than picture and the material is thinner than I thought, I only see myself wearing it casually with legging or maybe opaque tight and boots, but it's not for every occasion in my opinion, It's final sale so I can't return it now although I received it with discoloration, plz bebe just pack the stuff properly and inspect the items before sending, I don't want to go through all this another time.
Date published: 2014-01-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by brendamty from Perfect for any occasion This dress is perfect for any occasion, from a business meeting to a night out. I loved the fact that it does not show too much skin but is tight to the body so still reveals all the curves :) The material is soft and warm, got it in Crimson and Princess Blue and size S.
Date published: 2014-01-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bucky101 from Perfect Fall and Winter Dress This dress is perfect. I am 5'7", 130lbs, A cup, athletic body type and the size small fit just right. I can't say enough good things about this dress. It is classy and sexy at the same time. You can wear it for valentine's day, you can wear it to the office with a blazer, or you can wear it for cocktails. Get it while it last.
Date published: 2014-01-17
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chewy69 from Good Quality I couldn't decide which one I wanted so I order three different colors of this dress to decide. Barberry was a red with berry tones, crimson is pure santa claus red, and princess blue is a gorgeous bright cobalt which I find very flattering with dark hair. The dress is a bit more form fitting on the bottom than what I would like.I'm between a medium and a large according to the size chart (37-28-40) so I went with a medium. I think the medium fits well but it rides up a little. I think the large might be too big up top so I'm sticking to the mediums. I highly recommend the princess blue color it is so modern and elegant. The crimson paired with the black belt just made me feel like santa claus's hoe so I returned it. I hope this dress comes out in more colors. I will probably try on a large in store at some point.
Date published: 2014-01-17
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Date published: 2013-12-30