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Acting at a North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission [NCPRPDC] board meeting Wednesday morning, officials green-lighted a loan proposal to allow the sale of Love's Canoe Rental & Sales.The real estate property was purchased by Miranda Neville and Steven Putt of Country Squirrel Outfitters, LLC, located in Canon City, Colo."They're bringing their own inventory and the total project cost is roughly $125,000," said Pat Brennen, loan program director at NCPRPDC. "They will be getting $50,000 from the FIF [First Industries Fund] tourism fund and the same amount through Northwest Savings Bank. "They have a second mortgage on the real estate and an equity of $25,000. There will be two jobs created."According to the business's website, the establishment opened its doors in May 2010 after moving from Maryland. Both are originally from "small Appalachian Mountain towns in Pennsylvania," having "spent their childhoods enjoying the outdoors and mountains of Pennsylvania."According to the website, they have many outdoor hobbies which include, but are not limited to: hiking, camping, backpacking, rock-climbing, skiing, snowboarding, kayaking, cycling, mountain biking, running, snowshoeing and "just about anything else outdoors."According to NCPRPDC officials, the business will participate in the marketing strategy of the Pennsylvania Wilds and the elk viewing area.


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(AP) Cops: Man plotted attack during 'Twilight' movie
By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH
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KANSAS CITY, Mo.
A southwest Missouri man accused of plotting to shoot up a movie theater during the new "Twilight" film was charged Friday after his mother contacted police, telling them she worried her son had purchased weapons similar to those used during the fatal Colorado theater shooting.
Blaec Lammers, 20, of Bolivar, is charged with first-degree assault, making a terroristic threat and armed criminal action. He was jailed in Polk County on $500,000 bond.
A phone message left by The Associated Press at Lammers' home wasn't returned Friday. No attorney is listed for him in online court records.
His mother contacted authorities Thursday, saying she worried that with this weekend's opening of the final film in the popular Vampire movie series, her son "may have intentions of shooting people at the movie," police wrote in the probable cause statement.
She said she thought the weapons _ two assault rifles and hundreds of bullets _ resembled those used by a gunman who opened fire inside a theater in Aurora, Colo., during the latest Batman movie in July. That attack killed 12 people.
Lammers was questioned Thursday afternoon and told authorities he bought tickets to a Sunday "Twilight" screening in Bolivar and planned to shoot people inside the theater. The town of roughly 10,000 people is about 130 miles southeast of Kansas City.
According to the probable cause statement, Lammers also planned to "just start shooting people at random" at a Walmart store less than a mile away. He said he'd purchased two assault rifles and 400 rounds of ammunition, and if he ran out of bullets, he would "just break the glass where the ammunition is being stored and get some more and keep shooting until police arrived," investigators wrote.
Lammers stated he wanted to stab a Walmart employee to death and followed an employee around a Walmart store before officers got involved in 2009, according to police.
When asked about recent shootings in the news, Lammers told police "he had a lot in common with the people that have been involved in those shootings," the probable cause statement said. Investigators also wrote that Lammers said he "was quiet, kind of a loner, had recently purchased firearms and didn't tell anybody about it, and had homicidal thoughts."
Police said Lammers bought one firearm Monday and another Tuesday. He then went to the Missouri town of Aldrich to practice shooting because he "had never shot a gun before and wanted to make sure he knew how they shot and how they functioned," the probable cause statement said.
Hamilton said it appeared that Lammers obtained the firearms legally but that police were continuing to investigate "to determine how in fact he was able to obtain a permit."
Ashley Miller, who lives in a nearby town, said she has known Lammers for about a year and described him as "one of the sweetest guys I had ever met" but "very emotional," noting he would periodically stop talking to her.
She said he told her that he had bounced between relatives growing up. As an adult, he bounced between girlfriends, she said.
Polk County prosecutor Ken Ashlock said Lammers' first court appearance likely will happen Wednesday. He said his office would file a motion asking for a mental exam of Lammers. He said he wasn't aware of any charges in the 2009 Walmart incident.
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The Governor's Energy Office said heating oil prices were averaging $3.64 a gallon Wednesday in its weekly price survey. Rates ranged from a high of $3.88 in eastern Maine to $3.38 in southern and western Maine.
The average price for propane dropped 2 cents from last week, remaining lower than this time a year ago.
Overall, crude oil prices have been trending upward, likely because of factors including U.S. budget negotiations, a weaker dollar and terrorism worries.


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Batman Classic: Fright Club Book Review
About the book: The Joker and Harley Quinn have joined forces with the Scarecrow and Jervis Tetch and are terrorizing the citizens of Gotham City. Can Batman and Robin put the Fright Club out of business or will they fall prey to the madness and mayhem as well?
Our Take: Fright Club is a storybook style Batman book that features the dynamic duo vs. Joker, Harley Quinn and the Scarecrow. The story is charming and the artwork by Andy Smith is fun. He meshes various incarnations of the characters..a more modern Robin with a classic blue and gray bats, Batman: TAS Scarecrow and a more Super Powers Joker and of course the iconic Harley Quinn. This one is a great book for a great price for kids or collectors.


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Hurricane Isaac made landfall in Louisiana Tuesday evening, bringing strong winds and a dangerous storm surge to the northern gulf coast, forecasters said.
The center of the Category 1 hurricane was about 10 miles southwest of the mouth of the Mississippi River, the National Hurricane Center said at 8:05 p.m. EDT.
Isaac was forecast to gradually weaken as it moves inland, with heavy rains and dangerous surf conditions posing the biggest threats. Lakefront Airport in New Orleans was experiencing sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, gusting to 62 mph, and a storm surge of 8.8 feet was reported at Shell Beach.
Isaac hit land one day shy of the seventh anniversary of when Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans and a wide swath of the Gulf Coast, killing about 1,800 people.
In its wake, Isaac left 24 dead in Haiti, which still is recovering from a devastating earthquake two years ago.
Amtrak suspended train service to and from New Orleans on Tuesday and Wednesday, and authorities imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew on residents of Plaquemines Parish, La., on the Gulf of Mexico coast, CNN reported.
In New Orleans, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers closed the gate to the West Closure Complex -- among the world's largest pump stations.
A hurricane warning was in effect for the Louisiana coast east of Morgan city to the Mississippi-Alabama border and a hurricane watch was in effect from Intracoastal City to Morgan City, La. Tropical storm warnings were in effect from the Mississippi-Alabama border east to Destin, Fla. Tropical storm watches were in effect from High Island, Texas, to Cameron, La.
Hurricane-force winds gusting up to 130 mph had extended out as far as 60 miles from the center and tropical storm winds extended out 185 miles from the storm's center.
A storm surge of as high as 12 feet was predicted for high tide along the Mississippi and southeastern Louisiana coasts, with 4 to 8 feet predicted for Alabama, 3 to 6 feet for southcentral Louisiana and the Florida panhandle, 2 to 4 feet for Apalachee Bay and 1 to 3 feet for the remainder of Florida's west coast.
"Surge-related flooding depends on the relative timing of the surge and the tidal cycle and can vary greatly over short distances," the hurricane center said.
The storm was expected to produce 7 to 14 inches of rain with 20 inches possible in some areas of southeastern Louisiana, southern Mississippi, southern Alabama and the extreme western portion of the Florida Panhandle.
President Obama Tuesday urged area residents to heed warnings from local officials to head to higher ground. In Mississippi, 1,500 National Guard troops have been ordered into the state's southern counties to help with emergency operations.
Forecasters are also watching Tropical Storm Ileana off the western coast of Mexico. It was about 1,270 miles east-southeast of the Lesser Antilles and 1,400 miles southwest of the Azores, at 5 p.m. EDT. The system had maximum sustained winds or 35 mph and was moving west-northwest at 10 mph, away from land.
No coastal watches or warnings are in effect for Ileana.
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This advanced seminar aims at providing essential knowledge as well as a forum for students to discuss energy technology innovation strategies and policies from a systemic perspective. The first half of the seminar provides basic knowledge on technological change in general and on energy technology innovation in particular from an interdisciplinary perspective, including history of technology, engineering, management science, systems theory, economics, and social sciences including diffusion theory. Focus is on introducing students to the main patterns, drivers, policy leverages, and constraints in energy technology innovation systems. Core theoretical concepts introduced include inter alia technological inertia and lock-in, uncertainty, knowledge accumulation (learning) and depreciation, dynamic economic feedbacks like increasing returns to adoption, and knowledge and technology spillover effects. The second part of the seminar focuses on student-led discussions of selected case studies of energy technology innovation and/or policy approaches in both energy supply and energy end-use. Student proposals on case studies are welcome. Prerequisites: F&ES 814a, an equivalent of 3 credits of energy courses obtained outside F&ES, or two years professional experience in the energy industry including energy finance. Highly motivated other students, including undergraduates, can apply for admission through a motivational statement and a three-page summary of a relevant energy technology innovation publication chosen by the applicant. In order to maximize discourse possibilities and levels.


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Genre: Horror-Adventure
Platform: PC
Release Date: February 9, 2012
"It's what you don't see that frightens you, what your mind fills in, the implicit usually being more terrifying than the explicit." - Alfred Hitchcock
"...the story's internal nature gave me the idea that nothing should be visual; all the scary parts should be suggested in the audience's mind...I wanted the audience to see the horrors in their imaginations, not on the screen." - Nelson Gidding, Screenwriter, The Haunting (1963)
"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown." - H.P. Lovecraft
As some of you already know, I love a good scare. But I don't scare easily. After all, I was raised on a steady diet of sci-fi/horror movies and books. I saw my first horror film at the age of three. The rest, as they say, is history.
I approach horror adventure games by saying, "Okay, here I am, please scare me! I'll just sit here and let you have your way with me! Go ahead! Do it! I want to be terrified! What are you waiting for?" Instead, I usually end up bored, annoyed and/or unintentionally amused. It's a rare thing indeed for me to be genuinely scared by an adventure game that's supposed to be scary.
Corrosion: Cold Winter Waiting scared the crap out of me. It's only the second horror adventure to have done so. The first is Scratches. It's been a long wait.
Corrosion does something I consider essential to the process of invoking fear. Rather than throwing a stream of "gotchas" at the player, it slowly builds feelings of anxiety and dread that increase in intensity until they become almost intolerable.
Don't get me wrong; I have no problem with a gotcha or two. But for me, this sort of thing tends to startle rather than scare. As such, one gotcha goes a long way.
If too many things jump out at me, I get aggravated. I don't consider nerve-twanging to be horror. "BOO!" is not scary. It can become quite irritating, in fact.
Try feeling irritated and afraid at the same time. I don't think it can be done.
Referring to the quotes at the beginning of this review, I think one of the best ways to gradually build a feeling of fear in a horror adventure is to show just enough to engage the players mind, then let it take things from there. If something scary is around, I think seeing/hearing things that result from the actions of the scary thing can generate much more fear than actually seeing the scary thing itself.
This is where I feel let down by many horror adventures. They not only reveal too much too quickly; what they show can be laughable, silly or downright dumb.
What's more effective? Seeing unexplained destruction and hearing weird sounds, loud footsteps and/or heavy breathing, or seeing a monster that resembles a 10-foot tall Daffy Duck with fake fangs and claws?
Try laughing and feeling afraid at the same time. I don't think it can be done.
Hmmm...I seem to have gotten a bit sidetracked here. I'm supposed to be reviewing a game, not writing a treatise on the nature of what I think is scary and how silly Daffy Duck can look. So let's get on with things.
Corrosion begins with a non-interactive introduction. The local sheriff, whom you'll be playing, is confronted by a mystery: while in his patrol car, he hits a man who's wandering around in the road. Although the man survives, he can't be identified and either can't or won't speak.
A couple of months later, the stranger begins repeating three words: "Cold Winter Farm." This happens to be the name of a nearby country estate. The sheriff decides to pay it a visit. The Farm is deserted and the sheriff ends up trapped in the basement after a terrible snowstorm hits the area. No rescue can be attempted until the following day.
At this point you step into the shoes of the sheriff, and what started out as a mystery gradually devolves into a horror show. Fasten your seat belts.
Before I go any further, I feel I must offer one caveat. The game's first major puzzle is an absolute doozie. The good news is that it's the only one of its kind. None of the other puzzles in this game come even close to its complexity.
It's possible that other players won't have as much trouble with it as I did. But if the puzzle has you really snagged, I hope you won't be too proud to consult a walkthrough. If you're unable or unwilling to solve this puzzle, you'll miss an exquisite, hair-raising roller coaster ride through Hell. You wouldn't want that to happen, would you?
I don't want to be too specific about the plot of Corrosion so as not to spoil the game for others. Let's just say that you discover a secret facility beneath Cold Winter Farm's basement. Some disgusting and repulsive things have taken place there courtesy of demented doctors, strange theories and experiments, weird drugs, a team of gullible, alienated misfits and...wait for it...demons.
When you discover the driving force behind the vile activities of these people, it might sound preposterous or completely off-the-wall. Or...it might not. I think this will pretty much depend on what you're willing to believe.
Being as suffused as I am with all things horror, I'm prepared to believe just about anything. For those of you who are predisposed to skepticism, I suggest suspension of disbelief. It will make the game considerably creepier and more enjoyable.
While the game makes it clear that Cold Winter Farm itself is deserted, no information is provided about the occupancy status of the facility. This is likely due to its secret nature. Presented mostly in black, white, various shades of gray and muted colors, it feels cold, dreary, uninviting, even sinister. As I start to explore the facility's maze of rooms, I feel increasingly vulnerable.
I hear doors being opened and closed, locked and unlocked. Someone or something pounds on the walls. A ringing phone goes unanswered. I hear a baby crying. I think I hear someone or something moving around in other parts of the facility.
Hey! What's that unsavory-looking thing over there in the shadows? Wait...it's not there now. Where did it go? Was anything there in the first place? Maybe it was nothing. Or maybe something really was there. It might even be waiting for me right now, elsewhere in this hellhole...
This kind of thing, at least to me, is the essence of psychological horror. It had me not wanting to see what might be behind the next door and feeling compelled to open it anyway. It made me afraid to turn a corner for fear I'd run into something hideous, and feel an irresistible need to know if anything was there.
Corrosion propelled me into this agitated state of mind without showing me anything overtly frightening. It got me into a struggle with my fear of the unknown and left me that way. A game that accomplishes such a feat as effectively as this one does is quite rare indeed.
You may have noticed that earlier, I referred to the facility as a maze of rooms. Well, I'm pleased to say that a floor plan is made available early in the game.
Floor plans and maps are always a tremendous help to this directionally-challenged gamer. I was unable to take this particular floor plan with me, but knowing I'd be needing to refer to it frequently, I made a screenshot of it to keep handy.
Corrosion's music is, by turns, creepy, dissonant, jarring and almost melancholy. It's never obtrusive and adds a great deal to the game's ominous atmosphere.
The game is played in first-person and uses slideshow node-to-node navigation. I typically have trouble keeping my bearings in this kind of setup. I had no such trouble in Corrosion.
At this point, I'd like to address some of the game's mechanics. Certain scenes proceed automatically, although this wasn't obvious to me at first. They aren't exactly cutscenes; they're more like non-interactive plot-advancing sequences that the player experiences.
When such sequences begin, the player's pointer disappears and there's a lag during which nothing happens. At first, this made it seem as though I'd done something wrong or possibly hit a glitch of some sort. Further, these sequences proceed slowly, and there is a second lag between the end of a sequence and control being returned to the player.
Combining inventory items causes one's entire inventory to disappear. After a brief interval, it reappears and reflects the combined items. The first time this happened, I thought everything in my inventory had permanently vanished. That was really scary.
Some actions trigger occurrences elsewhere in the facility. If I found myself unable to figure out what to do next, I sometimes found it helpful to reconnoiter the place.
There's a fair amount of reading in this game. Considerable information about the secret facility, its strange denizens and their activities is obtained by reading journals, papers, notes and computer screens. The game also offers some audio files for your listening pleasure.
Other games I've played in which a lot of reading has been required have eventually inspired me to say, upon discovering yet another new thing to read, "Oh, no, not again!" This has mainly been due to material I found tedious, boring or poorly-written.
Well, not so in Corrosion. This game has such a bizarre plot that I was eager to read everything I could get my hands on in order to discover more about what had been going on in that sick and twisted underground facility. And each thing I read increased my feelings of apprehension and foreboding.
Some areas of the game are quite dark. I suggest playing Corrosion at night, preferably alone, with all the lights turned off. This will enable you to both see and be freaked out more effectively. Just don't expect to sleep well.
Unless you have a strong stomach, I also suggest not eating while you play. Parts of the game have definite barf-bag potential. I consider this a plus, BTW.
I'm quite impressed by the amount of genuine horror that's been successfully captured in Corrosion. Developer Daniel Lee Peach of Viperante really knows what he's doing when it comes to this sort of thing.
Corrosion is the kind of game that shouldn't be rushed. Taking your time will enable you to savor every dreadful morsel it has to offer.
Were it not for the game's first puzzle, I'd award Corrosion an A+. However, both the presence of the puzzle and the fact that players are hit with it right off the bat knocks the grade down to a A-. Still, that's not too shabby.
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OS: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista
CPU: 1 GHz (1.6 GHz recommended)
RAM: 256 MB (512 MB recommended)
Video/Graphics: 128 MB Direct X 8.0 compatible
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Scripture: Acts 4:34 NIV There were no needy persons among them. For from time to time those who owned lands or houses sold them, brought the money from the sales
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Observation: What politicians want to do by taxing the rich and distributing to the poor became reality in the book of Acts church because the Holy Spirit moved in the hearts of the wealthy to give willingly. The wealthy pay taxes grudgingly when the government makes tax laws. When the Holy Spirit moves on their hearts, they give willingly and joyfully and generously. On the receiving side, the poor are more inclined to receive with thankful hearts what is cheerfully and willingly given. However when they are given what has been taken from others by the government, they often begin to expect it and become dependent on "free" money.
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The Fisher International MBA Program at the Monterey Institute of International Studies has again been recognized as a leader in integrating social, environmental and ethical issues into its MBA program. The 2009-2010 edition of the Aspen Institute's biennial Beyond Grey Pinstripes survey ranked the Fisher Program number 38 on its list of the top 100 business programs.
"We're delighted that the Aspen Institute has again ranked the Fisher program among the best business schools in the world at incorporating a broader social perspective into our core MBA program," said Fisher International MBA Program Chair Bruce Paton. "Our interdisciplinary, cross-sectoral approach uniquely equips our students to succeed in international business while also making a difference in the world."
Since 2003, the Fisher School has consistently been ranked by the Aspen Institute as one of the nation's leading socially responsible MBA programs. This year, 149 business schools from 24 countries participated in an 18-month effort to map the landscape of teaching and research on issues pertaining to business and society. Relevant data collected in the survey, as well as the entire "Global 100" list of business schools.
In addition to its overall ranking, the Fisher International MBA Program was ranked 18th in the world for the availability of courses on campus that address environmental, social and ethical content, and 10th in the world for offering courses that explicitly address how business can be used as an engine for social and environmental change.
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BiOptix announces expansion of Innovators Program at Molecular Med TRI-CON 2013
Feb 12, 2013, 02:12 EST
BOULDER, Colo., and SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- BiOptix in conjunction with Molecular Med TRI-CON 2013 will officially announce the expansion of the BiOptix Innovators Program, a unique-to-the-industry "try before you buy" instrument demo program that encourages researchers and institutions to become acquainted with the new BiOptix 404pi, the first commercially available SPR instrument to incorporate phase-based common path interferometry technology.
During the event, Ken Wilczek, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for BiOptix remarked: "We are actively seeking and qualifying researchers and institutions who would like to experience a new way of evaluating and purchasing an SPR instrument." "Through the marriage of excellent customer service and world-class technology, BiOptix aims to simplify the SPR instrument evaluation process, building a true partnership with scientific researchers to demonstrate the capabilities of the 404pi, a 21st century benchmark for new and innovative label-free SPR instrumentation." "Quite simply, this is not your father's SPR instrument—the BiOptix 404pi will change how you think and work with SPR." continued Wilczek.
Additional details about the BiOptix Innovators Program, including how you or your institution can request a demo of the BiOptix 404pi can be found at: http://www.bioptix.com/products/innovators-program or by contacting BiOptix at: 303-545-5550 x 125.
In addition to Molecular Med TRI-CON 2013, BiOptix will be highlighting the 404pi at the following events during the first half of 2013:
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- 2013 Merck Technology Symposia
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Surface Plasmon Resonance is an advanced and highly sensitive optical technology that can measure refractive index changes on a sensor chip's gold surface due to a change in mass that occurs during a binding event. This change can be used to monitor biological interactions such as the concentration of target molecules, kinetic rates and affinity constants. BiOptix has developed and patented a novel ultra-sensitive detection platform known as Enhanced Surface Plasmon resonance, or ESPR. Unlike traditional SPR, ESPR instrumentation from BiOptix enables the high sensitivity of SPR with the high stability and lower noise of common path interferometry.
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Darrel Young scored on a 4-yard run in overtime Sunday, the third touchdown of the game for the little-used fullback, giving the Washington Redskins a 30-24 win over the San Diego Chargers.
Young, who had carried the ball only twice all season entering the game, also had a pair of 1-yard touchdown runs for the Redskins (3-5), who scored on the opening drive of the extra period after winning the coin toss at the end of regulation.
Robert Griffin III completed 23 of 32 passes for 291 yards with one interception for Washington. Alfred Morris rushed 25 times for 121 yards and a score, and Pierre Garcon had seven receptions for 172 yards.
The loss ended a two-game winning streak for the Chargers (4-4).
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23 August 1984
To: Executive Vice President J. Handel Evans,
Academic Vice President John Gruber , Dean of Student Services
Robert Martin
From: President Gail Fullerton
Subject: Parking Permits: "R" Permits, Special "E" Permits,"Floaters"
Because of the critical shortage of parking spaces that we are about to experience, I find it necessary to make some changes in the parking permit assignments we have previously used. Some of these changes will affect persons who have been authorized to purchase "R" permits in the past.
"R" Permits: As in prior years, I will delegate to you the authority to make the initial determination of those employees who should be authorized to purchase an "R" parking permit; however, I am requesting that you send these lists to my office for final approval and compilation, rather than sending them directly to the Department of Traffic and Parking Operations.
Please bear in mind that this campus has a total of only 56 "R" spaces on lots and 12 that have been utilized for "R" parking in the South Parking Garage (of these 12, more later). It is important that you restrict your list to those who most need the "R" permit designation. I ask for your careful discretion in this regard.
When all three lists are compiled in my office, if the total number exceeds the number of "R" spaces by more than 15%, we will have to reduce the lists. I will not do this unilaterally, but rather in consultation with you at one of our Thursday morning meetings. Please send me your "R" permit authorization lists no later than August 31, so that the authorized persons can purchase permits as soon as possible.
"Floater" Permits: As of this date, all "Floater" permits are eliminated, whether "E" or "R". The original purpose of the "Floater" permit was to allow departments the opportunity to purchase a permit with state funds, to be used by a number of persons having limited business on this campus during a semester.
State regulations do not permit a "Floater" permit to be given to an individual for an extended period of time. Such usage is tantamount to having the State pay for employee parking, which is prohibited. Due to the reported abuse of such "Floater" permits, this category of parking permit is being eliminated.
The Department of Traffic and Parking Operations will continue to issue single-day permits, on appropriate authorization. The procedure for securing single-day permits was outlined in a memorandum from the Parking Office dated June 28, 1984.
Special "E" Permits: Beginning immediately, the Department of Traffic and arcing Operations, upon appropriate authorization, will issue aspecial "E" permit which will allow authorized employees to park in an area set aside in the South Parking Garage (an area which will include the present 12 "R" permit spaces). The special "E" permit will be issued on a one-semester-only basis to faculty members who have as part of their regular assignment the supervision of student interns at off-campus locations and who use their personal car for such travel.
Faculty members authorized to purchase these special "E" permits must go to the Office of Traffic and Parking Operations to exchange their regular "E" permit for one of these special "E" permits. The special "E" permits must be paid for by employees; departments are not authorized to pay for such permits.
Note that the special "E" permit is not an "R" permit. It is for the spaces so designated in the South Parking Garage but may also be used for parking in any "E" lot. It is not valid for an "R" permit lot.
State Vehicles: Vehicles with diamond E license plates (state licensed vehicles, whether owned or leased) are to be parked in the corporation yard only between 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
It is clear that some persons who had "R" permits in the past, or who were previously allowed to use a "Floater," will find their parking status altered this year. It is probable that they will be hurt or angry about this. I ask that you try to make the reasons for the changes in their parking privileges (and they are privileges) clear and assuage their feelings to the extent possible.
Keith Opalewski, Interim Director of Traffic and Parking Operation Lt. Larry James, Acting Director of Public Safety Peter Buzanski, Chair of the Academic Senate


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Pictures from one year of the extremely glorious and fanciful :-) life of Swedish freelance photographer Ingemar Edfalk (www.skenbild.se) Most pictures shows the western suburbs of Stockholm and the city of Stockholm. This blog will be discontinued at the 17th of december 2009. By then a year has passed and the original idé of at least one picture every day for a year, will be fulfilled. New blog (in Swedish) started at: http://skenbilder.blogspot.com/


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Apple's new TV allegedly spotted... in Canadian office
Will be controlled by Siri, waving, unicorns
Prototypes of the hotly anticipated Apple TV are sitting in the offices of telcos in Canada, reports newspaper The Globe and Mail. The report adds that the new TVs will feature voice-control through Siri, gesture control and video chat.
Apple has sent out the prototypes of its "iTV" device to help it cut deals with local internet providers, says The Globe, suggesting that the new Apple TV is closer to release than previously thought.
The Canadian telcos loose-lipped sources claim are in negotiation with Apple include Rogers Wireless and Bell Canada Enterprises. The information was presumably leaked to The Globe by employees who had seen the kit in their labs. We assume that Cupertino will be driving deals with broadband partners elsewhere too, but so far there haven't been any leaks from the other countries.
Since it seems likely that the Apple iTV will rely on streaming high-quality content from the web, deals with internet companies will be vital to the device's success. And telcos will need to pump some serious data to maintain a high-def image.
The Globe sources flesh out a little detail on what the rumoured TV will actually do. As well as packing chatty voice-controlled assistant Siri, the Apple TV will also let you control it by gesture, the sources blabbed. An on-screen keyboard allowing the user to search the net or update social networks will be controlled by voice and gesture too. The TVs will run video chats and were described by the paper as looking like "giant iPads".
All grist for the rumour mill...
One of Steve Jobs' final goals as expressed in his biography was revolutionising TV, an announcement which should make companies in all sections of the TV industry nervous, given Apple's track record of disrupting industries and taking a lot of money.
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Updating a continuing story, the Associated Press' Luis R. Varela reports a group of free Cubans wants to participate in the World Baseball Classic. The group includes Osvaldo Fernandez, Eddie Oropesa and Rene Arocha, and hopes to recruit Chicago White Sox SP Jose Contreras, Washington Nationals SP Livan Hernandez and Arizona Diamondbacks SP Orlando Hernandez. However, MLB is only dealing with entities recognized by the International Baseball Federation.
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New audit of schools finds that while the majority of districts and schools have implemented some non-discrimination policies, a lack of leadership and evaluation hobbles enforcement, and California law not fully aligned with federal Department of Education nondiscrimination policy
(SACRAMENTO) -- Today, the California State Auditor released the School Safety and Nondiscrimination Laws report revealing that while most educational agencies surveyed have complied with some policies, there is inconsistent implementation and a lack of leadership from the California Department of Education, leading to serious concerns with the enforcement of the law.
Prompted by reports of pervasive, and often severe, bullying and harassment against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, Equality California and Gay-Straight Alliance Network partnered with then Assemblymembers Ricardo Lara and Betsy Butler to call on the Joint Legislative Audit Committee to authorize an audit of local education agencies (LEAs) and to report on the level of compliance with laws that protect students from discrimination, bullying and harassment. In addition to a statewide survey, the auditors visited three large urban school districts — Fresno, Los Angeles and Sacramento City — based on California Healthy Kids Survey bullying percentages, enrollment size and geographical location.
"It's been 13 years, an entire generation of students, since California originally passed non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ youth and we're only now seeing some accountability," said Carolyn Laub, Executive Director of Gay-Straight Alliance Network. "We're heartened that the Auditor recommends restorative justice and other best practices, and we urge the Department of Education and local school districts to see this troubling report as a wake-up call, so that the next generation of students -- no matter their race, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity -- are safe and have the opportunity to stay in school and succeed."
"It is unfortunate that it took an epidemic of bullying to draw the state's attention to this lack of enforcement of the school safety and nondiscrimination laws," said John O'Connor, Executive Director of EQCA. "A majority of issues found with schools and districts can be addressed through stronger leadership from the Department of Education. We call on the Department of Education to step up and ensure that districts statewide have access to resources, trainings and evaluations of previous policies to guarantee student success."
Among the report's key findings:
These findings are not representative of the local educational agencies in the state that did not respond to the audit, and the detailed findings concern only three large urban school districts. The Department of Education bears the responsibility for ensuring that all local educational agencies, including charter schools, are compliant with state law, and their guidance and leadership matters significantly for the 1,000+ school districts, which are often much smaller, in the state that were not closely examined in this audit.
Additionally, given the major finding in the audit is that the state is not aligned with key components of anti-bullying legislation as identified by the U.S. Department of Education, the Auditor recommends that lawmakers align California law with Federal Department of Education policy standards.
Under various federal and state laws, public schools have an obligation to provide students equal educational opportunity by combating racism, sexism, and other forms of bias in schools. The California Safe Place to Learn Act — established in 2008 and amended in 2012 — reinforced these federal and state protections by requiring the California Department of Education to assess whether local educational agencies — school districts, charter schools, and county offices of education — have adopted policies in compliance with the law to address this act, among other requirements.
"The anti-bullying bills signed into law over the last couple of years were passed to ensure our students are safe and protected at school, because their success depends on it," said Betsy Butler, EQCA Institute Board Member. "It is in this vein that every entity involved in the education of our children needs to commit to the enforcement and regulation of these laws."
Equality California (EQCA) is the largest statewide lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender advocacy organization in California. Over the past decade, Equality California has strategically moved California from a state with extremely limited legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people to a state with some of the most comprehensive human rights protections in the nation. Equality California has partnered with legislators to successfully sponsor more than 90 pieces of pro-equality legislation. EQCA continues to advance equality through legislative advocacy, electoral work, public education and community empowerment. www.eqca.org
Gay-Straight Alliance Network (GSA Network) is a national youth leadership organization that empowers youth activists to fight homophobia and transphobia in schools by training student leaders and supporting student-led Gay-Straight Alliance clubs throughout the country. In California alone, GSA Network has brought GSA clubs to 61% of public high schools, impacting more than 1.2 million students at 940 schools. GSA Network's youth advocates have played a key role in changing laws and policies that impact youth at the local and state level. GSA Network operates the National Association of GSA Networks, which unites 37 statewide networks of GSA clubs throughout the country.


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Ex-Sex Pistol buzzed about solo shows
No matter how many contributions he made to the musical history of the Sex Pistols, Glen Matlock will always be overshadowed by his replacement, punk icon Sid Vicious, as well as the group's fiery singer Johnny Rotten.
When asked if his input -- he has co-writing credits on most of the songs on the Pistols' album, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols" -- has been overlooked, Matlock was unruffled.
"Possibly so, but that's life isn't it?" he said during a recent phone interview as he was en route to a gig in Binghamton, N.Y. "I think the people who matter know."
Matlock is on a solo acoustic tour with New York Dolls guitarist Sylvain Sylvain, also on the bill as a replacement for Tommy Ramone, who had to back out because of an illness. The two will perform Sunday night, March 31, at Cafe Nine in New Haven.
"It's something to do," he said, with a laugh. "On and off, I've been doing it quite a lot over the past couple of years. (I tour) about a third of the year, and then I still have other little projects on the side."
Matlock has been involved with several bands in his post-Pistols career -- The Rich Kids, Vicious White Kids (with Sid Vicious post-Pistols), The Spectres, and Slinky Vagabond, to name a few -- and last year he released a solo album, "Born Running."
"It didn't get a real proper release in the States, but it's an album I'm proud of," Matlock said. "It's got some good songs on there.
"It's going to come out again over here real soon; we added a couple of tracks to it. That's what I'm touring with now. I do songs from all aspects of my career, and I do three or four every night from that last album."
As someone who was at the forefront of England's punk-rock movement in the 1970s, it might seem odd to see and hear Matlock doing acoustic versions of the Pistols' classics. But he makes it sound like it's more punk to be doing the acoustic tours than it would've been if he toured with a band backing him up.
"I get far more nervous playing in front of a few hundred people with just my acoustic than when I'm playing with a band in front of 20,000 people and you've got all that noise you can hide behind," he said. "It's challenging and it's not something to shirk from. I enjoy doing it. I get a big buzz out of doing it.
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"The common ground I have with all of the stuff that I play is that all of those songs were written on acoustic guitar -- the Pistols songs, the songs I did with Iggy (Pop). To me, playing acoustic is kind of immediate.
"As soon as you get involved in the recording process or you're playing with a band, you've got to set all the gear up and all that. But with acoustic, you just get your guitar out and play and you're communicating with people. That's what I like about it."
In 2010, Matlock took the place of the late Ronnie Lane in the re-formed Faces, with original members Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagan and Kenney Jones, and featuring Simply Red's Mick Hucknall filling in for Rod Stewart. It was a thrill for Matlock to play the songs of what he called "the only band I really dug."
"We did some shows and then Ronnie Wood got called back to do the Rolling Stones again, so it kind of got put on the back burner. But the shows were all pretty good, actually. To be playing with one of my all-time favorite bands was a buzz, and it was good to be playing with people of that caliber."
As for whether we'll ever see another reunion of the Sex Pistols -- like the ones in 1996, 2002-03 and 2007-08 -- Matlock didn't have an answer.
"I've got no idea," he said. "I'm always the last to know. If it happens, it happens. I'm not going to say no, but I don't wake up every morning wondering if there's going to be another Sex Pistols reunion.
"My bank manager likes us doing it, but we'll see. Who knows?"
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In terms of processor power no.
But in the end they're running the equivalent of a shittastic version of Samsung Linux whereas Apple's UI and software is superior(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3727961&forum_id=2#34197257)
My phone seems super fast and its crashed maybe two or three times in the last six months.
The layout of the icons etc on the screen is just as convenient as an iphone, indeed its better because you can customise everything on an android phone.(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3727961&forum_id=2#34197288)
Plus sideloading apps is a lot more convenient than jailbreaking an iphone(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3727961&forum_id=2#34197357)


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Actor Gerard Butler returned to the party circuit in Hollywood on Saturday night just days after news of his recent rehab stint became public.
The Scot recently completed a three-week program at California's Betty Ford Center for a prescription drug issue, but he wasn't about to avoid the pre-Oscars celebrations completely, and showed up solo at The Weinstein Company's SoHo House bash in West Hollywood.
Last week, a representative for Butler confirmed reports the 300 star had sought help in rehab for substance abuse.
The insider told People.com, "Gerard has completed a successful course of treatment and has returned home in good health. We will not be making any further comment at this time."


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In May, Alibi's Midnight Movie Madness at Guild Cinema screened James Nguyen's brilliant bit of cinematic madness Birdemic: Shock and Terror. The film continues to mesmerize and confuse audiences around the globe. There's a special midnight screening at the legendary San Diego Comic-Con International this weekend, for example. But Albuquerque is doing them one better. We're bringing back Birdemic for a special encore performance on Friday and Saturday, July 23 and 24—and we've got the film's lead actress, the lovely and talented Whitney Moore, live in person. The good-natured Ms. Moore will participate in a Q&A before the film, discussing her experiences making the cult horror flick. The screening/Q&A starts at 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 at the Guild box office (3405 Central NE). To check out the film's mind-bending, life-altering trailer, log on to the Birdemic website.
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The Girl Who Played With Fire
Sequel should please fans who like it smart and sleazy
Occasionally, I run into upstanding, straight-laced, middle-American citizens who question my ability to view horror films. "How can you watch those horrible things?" they ask. Oddly enough, I've noticed those are the exact same people heaping praise on Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy (the massively popular The Girl ... book series). The books are basically "CSI" crossed with The Silence of the Lambs with a touch of The Da Vinci Code-style conspiracy theory thrown in for good measure. Believe me, there's enough sick and twisted stuff going on in Larsson's books to fill the next couple of Saw films. And yet, literate, quietly conservative older Americans who would never pay to see a slasher film don't seem to bat an eye at any of Larsson's grisly goings-on, turning the books into bestsellers and the subsequent films into box office hits.
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"Chasing Mummies" on History Channel
Thanks to a generation of lazy television executives, it's hard to tell what the term "reality" really means. We have reality shows ("The Osbournes"), reality competition shows ("American Idol"), docu-reality shows ("Deadliest Catch") and uncategorizable, clearly scripted crapola that masquerades as reality ("The Hills"). All of which just begs the question: "What is real?"


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Libraries: How they stack up (2003)
Libraries: How They Stack Up, released in 2003, provides a snapshot of the economic impact of libraries worldwide. The report contains some interesting comparisons of library economics and activies to other sectors, professions and destinations in the global economy.
The report presents statistics showing how libraries and librarianship "stack up" as:
- Economic engines
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Kane area Republicans back Romney
Kane area Republicans gave solid support Tuesday to Mitt Romney for President in a lackluster primary election.Nationwide, Romney appears to be the Republican nominee to oppose incumbent Democrat incumbent President Barack Obama in the Nov. 6 general election.Romney was heavily favored by Republicans in virtually every polling place in the Kane area. In the borough of Kane, Romney led with 55 votes in the First Ward, 45 votes in the Third Ward and 16 votes in the Fourth Ward. In the Second Ward, Rick Santorum edged Romney by a vote of 9-7.Santorum finished second to Romney in area voting for the Republican nomination for president and Ron Paul took third. Newt Gingrich ran a distant fourth in Kane and failed to receive a single vote in the Second Ward.Kane area Republicans also gave strong support to Tom Smith of Armstrong County for the nomination for U.S. Senate. Incumbent Senator Bob Casey Jr. easily won the Democratic nomination.See full article by purchasing the April 25 edition of The Kane Republican.


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Black Smoke Means No New Pope
By Laura Smith-Spark, Richard Allen Greene and Dan Rivers
ROME (CNN) — Black smoke rose Tuesday from the chimney over the Sistine Chapel, indicating that a new pope has not been selected.
The heavy wooden doors to the Sistine Chapel swung closed Tuesday, signaling the start of the secret election, or conclave, in which 115 Roman Catholic cardinals will pick the next pope.
Then, all eyes were on the chimney installed on the roof of the historic chapel.
From this point on, the only clue the world will have of what is happening inside will be periodic puffs of smoke that follow each round of voting.
Black smoke, no pope. White smoke, success.
On a day rich with symbolism, the scarlet-clad cardinals entered the Sistine Chapel in solemn procession, chanting prayers and watched over by the magnificent paintings of Renaissance artist Michelangelo.
Each of the cardinal-electors — those under age 80 who are eligible to vote — then swore an oath of secrecy, led by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, the most senior cardinal in the conclave.
A designated official then gave the order in Latin, "Extra omnes" — that is, "Those who are extra, leave."
With all those not taking part in the conclave gone, the cardinals will remain locked in total isolation until one candidate can garner two-thirds of their votes.
That man will emerge from the process as the new spiritual leader of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics.
The cardinals will probably vote Tuesday, but they don't have to, Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said Monday.
If they do, it's likely the first smoke might be seen around 8 p.m. (3 p.m. ET), he said.
Huddled under umbrellas as the rain came down, crowds of curious onlookers watched on big screens set up in St. Peter's Square until the doors to the Sistine Chapel were shut.
'Noble mission'
Earlier, the cardinals celebrated a special morning Mass at St. Peter's Basilica, where they prayed for guidance in making a choice that could be crucial to the future direction of a church rocked by scandal in recent years.
Applause echoed around St. Peter's as Cardinal Angelo Sodano, dean of the College of Cardinals, offered thanks for the "brilliant pontificate" of Benedict XVI, whose unexpected resignation precipitated the selection of a new pope.
Sodano's homily focused on a message of love and unity, calling on all to cooperate with the new pontiff in the service of the church.
"My brothers, let us pray that the Lord will grant us a pontiff who will embrace this noble mission with a generous heart," he concluded.
Members of the public had waited in long lines Tuesday morning to join the Mass, which was open to all. As the service began, the morning's brilliant sunshine came to an abrupt end, with the skies letting loose thunder, lightning and a torrential downpour.
Before the service, the cardinal-electors moved into Casa Santa Marta, their residence at the Vatican for the duration of the conclave.
Jamming devices have been put in place to stop them from communicating with the outside world using mobile phones or other electronic means as they make their decision.
Rome is abuzz
Rome was abuzz Monday with preparations for the conclave, from the 5,600 journalists the Vatican said had been accredited to cover the event to the red curtains unfurled from the central balcony at St. Peter's, the spot where the world will meet the new pope once he is elected.
Tailors have also completed sets of clothes for the new pope to wear as soon as he is elected, in three different sizes.
Video released by the Vatican over the weekend showed the installation of a pair of stoves inside the chapel. One is used to burn the cardinals' ballots after they are cast and the other to send up the smoke signal — the one that alerts the world that a vote has been taken and whether there's a new pope.
Workers scaled the roof of the chapel Saturday to install the chimneys.
When cardinals elected Benedict in 2005, the white smoke signaling the decision came about six hours after an earlier, inconclusive vote, Lombardi said.
It took another 50 minutes for Benedict to dress, pray and finally appear on the balcony of St. Peter's, he said.
The longest conclave held since the turn of the 20th century lasted five days.
On Monday, cardinals held the last of several days of meetings, known as General Congregations, to discuss church affairs and get acquainted. Lombardi said 152 cardinals were on hand for the final meeting.
As well as getting to know their counterparts from around the world, the cardinals discussed the major issues facing the church, including its handling of allegations of child sex abuse by priests and a scandal over leaks from the Vatican last year that revealed claims of corruption, as well as the church's future direction.
Church rules prevent cardinals over the age of 80 from participating in the conclave but allow them to attend the meetings that precede the vote.
Who will be chosen?
Meanwhile, the Italian press is full of speculation about which cardinal may win enough support from his counterparts to be elected, and what regional alliances are being formed.
According to CNN Vatican analyst John Allen, also a correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter, the race is wide open as the cardinals enter the conclave.
Unlike in 2005, when Benedict XVI was believed to be the favorite going into the secret election, no one has emerged as a clear frontrunner this time around, he said.
Some names have cropped up in media reports as possible contenders, however. They include Italy's Cardinal Angelo Scola; Brazil's Odilo Scherer; Marc Ouellet of Quebec, Canada; U.S. cardinals Sean O'Malley of Boston and Timothy Dolan of New York; and Ghana's Peter Turkson.
More than 80% of Africans believe their continent is ready for an African pope, but only 61% believe the world is, an exclusive survey for CNN has found.
A mobile phone survey of 20,000 Africans from 11 nations, conducted by CNN in conjunction with crowd sourcing company Jana, also found that 86% thought an African pope would increase support for Catholicism in Africa.
Italy potentially wields the most power within the conclave, with 28 of the 115 votes, making it the largest bloc in the College of Cardinals. The United States is second with 11. Altogether, 48 countries are represented among the cardinal-electors.
"Many would say it's all about politics at this point," Monsignor Rick Hilgartner, head of U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Secretariat on Divine Worship, told CNN, "but I think it's important to remember that they also recognize that this is a very spiritual moment."
Once the doors close and the conclave begins, he says, it's less about politicking and "more about prayer as they each in silence write their votes."
Sixty-seven of the cardinal-electors were appointed by Benedict, who stepped down at the end of last month, becoming the first pontiff to do so in six centuries.
CNN's Dan Rivers and Richard Allen Greene reported from Rome, and Laura Smith-Spark wrote and reported in London. CNN's Hada Messia, Ed Payne and Michael Pearson and journalist Livia Borghese also contributed to this report.


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INTERFLO 450 - Amsterdam-Utrecht, Netherlands
Following the successful demonstration and implementation of ERTMS Level 1 technology, ProRail awarded Bombardier Transportation a further contract to design, supply, install and commission an INTERFLO 450 ERTMS Level 2 dual signalling safety system for the Amsterdam - Utrecht track-doubling project, thereby upgrading the line.
The wayside system uses two complete Bev21 Systems to signal 26 km of track, including the stations at Steenwijk and Wolvega. The central equipment and interface to the upgraded train management system - VPT+ - is installed at the regional control centre in Zwolle.
The equipment to interface with trackside objects (point machines, signals, track circuits and axle counters) is located in 7 new equipment houses adjacent to the line. A protection and changeover system is commissioned, allowing the Bev21 system to be operated for testing and then restored for normal commercial train operations. The installation is designed to allow the maximum testing of functions required for the planned commercial applications.


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Green Chile Enchiladas
- prep time20 min
- total time 45 min
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Delicious and light chile enchiladas - only 456 calories per serving.
Delicious and light chile enchiladas - only 456 calories per serving.
2 roasted poblano peppers, peeled
1 bunch of cilantro leaves, washed, stems discarded
1 lime, zested and juiced
2 clove garlic
¾ cup chicken broth
1 tsp salt
¼ tsp freshly ground black pepper
3 scallions
3 cup of leftover roast chicken, shredded
12 corn tortillas
¾ cup reduced-fat shredded cheese, such as Mexican-style, Monterey Jack or Cheddar
1 cup canned nonfat refried beans
2 scallions, thinly sliced
for garnish: chopped fresh cilantro, 1 lime, cut into wedges
1. Preheat oven to 425 degree F.
2. Lightly oil a 9-by-13-inch baking dish with cooking spray or one teaspoon olive oil.
3. In a food processor or a blender, puree the peeled, roasted peppers, cilantro, garlic, lime zest and juice, chicken stock, salt and pepper until smooth.
4. Spread 1/3 cup of the sauce in the prepared baking dish. Top with an overlapping layer of 6 tortillas. Spread refried beans evenly over the tortillas. Top the beans with the shredded chicken mixture, and add 1/3 of the sauce, followed by the remaining 6 tortillas. Pour the remaining sauce over the tortillas. Cover with foil.
5. Bake the enchiladas until they begin to bubble on the sides, about 20 minutes. Remove the foil; sprinkle cheese and scallions on top. Continue baking until heated through and the cheese is melted, about 5 minutes more. Top with cilantro and serve with lime wedges.
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Jeanne Scott Donovan, 63
Jeanne Scott Donovan, 63, of Celina, died at 4:35 a.m. Friday, March 30, 2012, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital in St. Marys.
She was born on July 17, 1948, in Kenton, to Walter R. Scott and Eleanor J. Latimer, and they preceded her in death.
She is survived by two daughters, Paula (William) Fischer of St. Marys and Amy J. Menchhofer of Celina; a brother; a sister; five grandchildren; her former son-in-law; her former mother-in-law; many extended friends; her dog.
Funeral services will be held at a later date.
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The crown jewel of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service, Agent Lorraine Broughton is equal parts spycraft, sensuality and savagery, willing to deploy any of her skills to stay alive on her impossible mission. Sent alone into Berlin to deliver a priceless dossier out of the destabilized city, she partners with embedded station chief David Percival to navigate her way through the deadliest game of spies.
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When the Ardmore Development Authority discussed the mayor's request to submit a nominee to its Board of Trustees, it was openly questioned whether or not the mayor was acting alone or with the backing of the Ardmore Commission.
Monday night, the board will get its answer.
In the agenda released Friday for the Ardmore City Commission meeting, a line item is listed on the consent agenda to confirm Mayor Bob Guerin's appointments and re-appointments to the Ardmore Development Authority. The appointments for the first three-year terms are Gary Farabough and Chris Sandvick and the second three-year term nominees are Michael Cawley and Henry Roberts. Both Cawley and Roberts are current members of the board and Farabough and Sandvick would receive the first term seats as nominees of Geurin.
Should Farabough and Sandvick be approved, it would be the first time the mayor and city commission provided input into the structure of the ADA Board of Trustees.
The ADA Trust Indenture, Ordinance No. 2009 Sec. 2-21.7(b) states, "Any organization contributing more than fifteen (15) percent of the budget for the Ardmore Development Authority may submit to the mayor a list of qualified persons for the Mayor's consideration when making the annual appointments to the Ardmore Development Authority Board of Trustees."
Given the board's ability to name its appointment is a privilege rather than an absolute, the mayor made his intention of naming his own appointment known to Wes Stucky, Executive Director & CEO of the ADA, twice in 2012.
"I talked to him in November and the first time was when Mindy Burdick resigned from the board in September," Geurin said. "The response was, 'OK.' I had never submitted a nominee and I wasn't sure they were going to replace her. I assumed when the time came, he would ask me who the nominee was. The next thing I know, the ADA has submitted four nominees."
Stucky was contacted by email asking for verification that Geurin had met with him and asked to place a nomination. Stucky responded, "The board came up with the nominations. The mayor wanted someone else. I told him the city commission has the right to appoint anyone they want to appoint. End of story."
Larry Pulliam, Chairman of the ADA Board and member of the nominating committee, was also contacted about whether Stucky had relayed Guerin's request to which he replied he was unaware of it.
"The message was not relayed to the nominating committee," Pulliam said. "I was not personally aware of any meeting that took place between Wes and the mayor."
Geurin said rather than place the board's recommendations on the agenda he, as well as Vice-Mayor Sheryl Ellis, met with Pulliam to discuss the board and other areas of concern with the ADA.
"I personally gave the letter back to the chairman and we met to talk about it several items," Geurin said. "I told him I would not accept them and, after I left his office, I went to J.D. Spohn's (City Manager) office and received a phone call from Wes Stucky. He was not happy that I wouldn't accept the nominations."
At that time, Geurin had one nominee for the board. Following a story published in The Ardmoreite about the mayor's intent to place a nominee on the board, he received three inquiries regarding placement on the board and decided to fill two spots.
"When the article came out in the newspaper, I had three more people contact me," Geurin said. "They said they would all love to serve and all are outstanding citizens."
The mayor's prerogative in submitting a nominee to serve on the board may be unprecedented for the ADA, but has been a practice with other committees, which also fall under the city's oversight.
"We appreciate what the ADA and the chamber of commerce have done," Geurin said. "In the past two years, we have reviewed the boards the city oversees and have made nominations on those boards."
Recent events are an example of what the mayor is concerned most about — a lack of communication between the ADA and the city and its citizens.
"We care about what goes on there and when you request information and do not receive it in a timely manner, it is a problem," Geurin said. "We should be in the loop and we are not. It is imperative we work together. It is imperative that there is communication with the city and the citizens of Ardmore or it won't work."
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When the Ardmore Development Authority discussed the mayor's request to submit a nominee to its Board of Trustees, it was openly questioned whether or not the mayor was acting alone or with the backing of the Ardmore Commission.