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Yeezus Talks: The Anatomy Of A Kanye West Rant
Kanye West is done ranting. At least, for now. During a Yeezus tour stop in Toronto last week, 'Ye announced that he will not be giving any more "motivational speeches" for the next six months. "This might be the last time y'all hear me talk shit for a long time," he told the crowd. "Might be another, like, six months. At least. You're just gonna have to run back the interviews and shit if you wanna hear some realness."
We highly doubt that Kanye is going to stay silent for six months. But if he does, that's OK. Because as he mentioned, Kanye gave us lots and lots (and lots!) of material over the course of the last few months through the rants that he went on during radio interviews and Yeezus tour stops. And in the process, we learned that there are a few key ingredients that seem to go into every single Kanye West rant. To prove it, we dissected all of Kanye's recent rants and listened closely to what 'Ye says and does during his rants. Then, we put together this anatomy of a Kanye West rant that features the common elements found in (almost!) every single rant Kanye has ever gone on. Enjoy…
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CL-Librarian aims to be a manager for Common Lisp libraries that is focused on libraries updated dynamically by version control systems and targetted at power users. It handles downloading such librar...
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To install I had to buy a set of vacuum hose adapters since my vehicle had 1/4" tubing ($4 for the parts). I used two huge worm screw hose clamps to mount the bracket to my power brake booster, it works out well. Installation was easy once I figured out where to place the unit. In cold weather below 20F my wiper fluid will freeze to the windshield until the defroster warms the windshield, and I use high quality -20F fluid, wasn't expecting that.


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Tolkien, Christopher.
Return of the shadow.
Boston : Houghton Mifflin, 1988
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|A long-expected party --
From Hobbiton to the Woody End --
Of Gollum and the ring --
To Maggot's farm and Buckland --
The old forest and the Withywindle --
Tom Bombadil --
The barrow-wight --
Arrival at Bree --
Trotter and the journey to Weathertop --
The attack on Weathertop --
From Weathertop to the Ford --
At Rivendell --
'Queries and alterations' --
Return to Hobbiton --
Ancient history --
Delays are dangerous --
A short cut to mushrooms --
Again from Buckland to the Withywindle --
The third phase : the journey to Bree --
The third phase : at the sign of the prancing pony --
The third phase : to Weathertop and Rivendell --
New uncertainties and new projections --
In the house of Elrond --
The ring goes south --
The mines of Moria.
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In this sixth volume of The History of Middle-earth the story reaches The Lord of the Rings. In The Return of the Shadow (an abandoned title for the first volume) Christopher Tolkien describes, with full citation of the earliest notes, outline plans, and narrative drafts, the intricate evolution of The Fellowship of the Ring and the gradual emergence of the conceptions that transformed what J.R.R. Tolkien for long believed would be a far shorter book, 'a sequel to The Hobbit'. The enlargement of Bilbo's 'magic ring' into the supremely potent and dangerous Ruling Ring of the Dark Lord is traced and the precise moment is seen when, in an astonishing and unforeseen leap in the earliest narrative, a Black Rider first rode into the Shire, his significance still unknown. The character of the hobbit called Trotter (afterwards Strider or Aragorn) is developed while his indentity remains an absolute puzzle, and the suspicion only very slowly becomes certainty that he must after all be a Man. The hobbits, Frodo's companions, undergo intricate permutations of name and personality, and other major figures appear in strange modes: a sinister Treebeard, in league with the Enemy, a ferocious and malevolent Farmer Maggot. The story in this book ends at the point where J.R.R. Tolkien halted in the story for a long time, as the Company of the Ring, still lacking Legolas and Gimli, stood before the tomb of Balin in the Mines of Moria. The Return of the Shadow is illustrated with reproductions of the first maps and notable pages from the earliest manuscripts.
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A Heavener man is recovering from injuries sustained in a Monday evening hit and run accident.According the the incident report, Heavener Police Officer Derrick Woodral was notified that a hit and run accident involving a pedestrian had occurred at 605 W. Ave. H.When Woodral arrived at the scene, he observed Marcus Skelton 26, of Heavener, who was allegedly suffering from a broken leg due to an incident between him and Jerami Casteel,23, of Heavener.According to Woodral's report, witnesses at the scene said Casteel was driving a gold Dodge pickup and had left the scene after Skelton was injured. The witnesses reported that Casteel, who was in the drivers seat of the pickup when Skelton was struck, began to drive away from the residence with Skelton hanging onto the truck. The report also shows witnesses said Skelton was injured when Casteel stopped the truck, turned the wheel and began to back up. Woodrals's report shows while he was at the scene of the incident a female friend of Casteel's arrived and asked to speak to him. She claimed the accident wasn't Casteels fault and that she told Woodral where Casteel was located.The report shows Woodral left the scene and located Casteel and upon questioning him about the incident learned that Casteel claimed Skelton struck him through the window and as he tried to leave Skelton continued to strike him as he hung on to the moving truck. Casteel was placed under arrest for leaving the scene of an accident involving injuries and transported to the LeFlore County Detention Center.Skelton was transported to a local hospital and treated for minor injuries. It is unclear if Skelton will face any charges in the incident.


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Pfizer buys King Pharmaceuticals for $3.6 billion
Pfizer announced this morning that it will acquire King Pharmaceuticals for $3.6 billion, the company's largest acquisition post-Wyeth. Known primarily for its tamper-resistant formulations of opioid analgesics, King Pharmaceuticals will expand Pfizer's portfolio in the pain category, adding Embeda, Avinza and the Flector Patch to Pfizer's Lyrica and Celebrex products.
Tennessee-based King also comes with a device business – Meridian – which makes the EpiPen emergency drug delivery system (for life-threatening allergic reactions caused by insect bites, food, medications and other causes), and an animal health business with net revenues of $85 million for the second quarter of 2010, according to a King financial report. Meridian brought in $83 million during the second quarter, an increase of $11 million year-over-year, despite "significantly lower" sales to the US government, Joe Squicciarino, King's CFO, said in the report.
Embeda (morphine sulfate and naltrexone hydrochloride) was approved in August of 2009, and came to King through an acquisition of Alpharma, which is also the source of King's animal health business and its Flector Patch, an NSAID patch for acute pain. Embeda net sales were up by $6 million in the second quarter, to $15 million, compared with the first quarter, according to the report. Net sales for all of King's branded pharmaceutical products during the second quarter were $162 million, with an additional $26 million in royalties from CorePharma's authorized generic version of King's Skelaxin (metaxalone), a muscle relaxant that lost patent protection this year. Skelaxin's dive off the patent cliff brought sales down by nearly $100 million – from $102 million in 2Q 2009 to $5 million in 2Q 2010, according to the report.
For King's currently approved pain products, Pfizer will "map in [King's] primary care sales forces, but they will focus on pain specialists," said Joan Campion, a Pfizer spokesperson. King sales reps will sell their portfolio of pain products, as well as Pfizer's Lyrica and Celebrex, and "Pfizer's traditional sales force will sell the Flector Patch, as well as Lyrica and Celebrex," Campion said. King hired a new chief commercial officer in August, Jeffrey Bailey, who previously managed pain products and was responsible for launching new pain medicines at Johnson & Johnson. A spokesperson at King Pharmaceuticals was not immediately available for comment.
King also brings Avinza (morphine sulfate extended-release capsules) to Pfizer, another reformulated pain drug (2Q sales were $25 million), and is currently seeking approval for Remoxy, an abuse resistant version of oxycodone. Remoxy, which is manufactured by Pain Therapeutics and will be commercialized by King (upon approval), received a complete response from FDA in December of 2008. Brian Markson, King's chairman, president and CEO, told analysts in August that the company would resubmit its Remoxy NDA "late fourth quarter [2010]." Tim Anderson, an analyst at Bernstein, said in a report on Pfizer's acquisition that Remoxy, King's "most important pain product…could sell around $500 million or so within five years."
King also hopes to gain FDA approval for a separate oxycodone reformulation, Acurox (oxycodone HCI/niacin), which was rejected by an FDA panel in April. King and its partner on Acurox, Acura Pharmaceuticals, are planning to resubmit Acurox to FDA during the first quarter of 2011, without the niacin ingredient. Pfizer hit a snare of its own with one of its experimental products for pain – tanezumab – after some patients in clinical trials over the summer experienced a worsening of their condition after taking the drug, according to a Pfizer statement.


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The NVIDIA SHIELD got off to a rocky start with a price drop prior to a launch delayed by a hardware issue. However when SHIELD finally did make it into reviewers and consumers hands, the response was largely positive. The final hardware is exceptionally well thought-out and constructed. SHIELD shipped with a nearly stock install of Android 4.2, which is hard to complain about as an Android fan.
This is hardly the sort of thing that an Android fan is going to complain about, but SHIELD is a unique device. Perhaps completely vanilla Android isn't the perfect answer. Well with today's update, NVIDIA has handled many of the concerns that SHIELD owners, including myself, have expressed.
SHIELD Gamepad Mapper
Perhaps the biggest addition for Android fans is SHIELD Gamepad Mapper. This allows users to map SHIELD's physical controls onto the virtual controls and buttons of any game. Depending on the on-screen control scheme for the game, this can be incredibly quick and easy to set up. And once you've done it that game is permanently ready to go for you.
There are also default profiles from NVIDIA already available for a hundred popular games, which nearly doubles the number of Android titles that can be played on SHIELD. This number should continue to grow at a far more rapid rate than if it were dependent on developers adding SHIELD support. Users can share the profiles they have created with friends or help build out the main collection by submitting their custom profiles to [email protected]. If they look good enough, they'll be added in for others to download. You might remember us getting pretty excited about this feature on the Archos Gamepad. Seeing it coupled with this far superior hardware makes it all the better.
Console Mode
The Mini-HDMI port allowed you to turn SHIELD into a big screen console by plugging into your TV, but you were of course then tethered to your TV by the HDMI cable. If you add a bluetooth controller, like the Nyko PlayPad Pro that NVIDIA recommends, into the equation you get to be untethered again. When in Console Mode, SHIELD outputs 1080p at 60 frames a second where supported by apps or games.
In my usage this worked very well with racing games, third person shooters and platformers. One category that seemed to suffer from the slight lag was first person shooters. It's possible that you would adjust to it, but for me I just felt awkward in an FPS like Dead Trigger 2.
It did occur to me while using Console Mode to control Netflix that, if NVIDIA had an app to control SHIELD from my phone, this setup could take the place of my Roku pretty easily somewhere down the line. As it is, pairing and using a gamepad to do that would feel a bit awkward.
This feature is meant to pull in the PC gaming Android fans. GameStream allows you to play many of the most popular PC games on your SHIELD by streaming them from your PC. This has been available in beta since launch, but NVIDIA was finally ready to yank the beta tag with this update.
Unfortunately I haven't had a chance to test this out myself; I don't have a PC with a compatible NVIDIA GTX GPU. But from what I hear, it is a remarkably lag-free experience. While it is still limited in that you must remain on the same Wifi network, it does give you the freedom to roam around your house and do your PC gaming in more comfortable spots than wherever your computer is stationed.
There are currently 53 titles supported by GameStream, including most of the biggest titles from the last couple years. Unsupported games can still be streamed to the SHIELD using the Steam Big Picture interface, but your mileage will vary on how well those games are handled by SHIELD.
Android 4.3 and Apps to SD
Disturbingly this means that my SHIELD is running a more current version of Android than my Galaxy Note 2, but I'll get over it. While SHIELD is perfectly capable of serving as a fully fledged Android device, I use it pretty exclusively for gaming and video streaming. With that use case the version of Android is less pivotal than with my smartphone. That said I'm happy to see NVIDIA keeping their promise that SHIELD will be updated to the current OS in a timely manner.
Considering the main purpose of SHIELD is to run the highest quality games that Android has to offer, it is of little surprise that storage space is a major concern. With this update Apps to SD functionality helps to alleviate this problem, so you can offload some of that game content to a 32GB microSD card rather than being limited to the 16GB of internal storage. This is, of course, dependent on the developer having enabled this option so it won't be available in all cases.
The Gamepad Mapper feature alone makes this update a substantial one for SHIELD. The advantage of SHIELD having access to the Play Store was severely limited by the need for developers to specifically support a controller. That is now pretty much a concern of the past, and I suspect we'll see thousands of titles in the Gamepad Mapper database once users get their hands on this update and start building their own custom profiles.
The big question remains whether PC gamers can be swayed by SHIELD. NVIDIA is doing what they can to reach out to this audience with a limited time bundle deal that offers customers a $100 or $50 discount on a SHIELD with the purchase of a compatible NVIDIA GeForce GTX graphics card. The bundle also includes copies of "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag," Splinter Cell: Blacklist" and "Batman: Arkham Origins." This could be enough to tip the scales and get some new blood taking a serious look at SHIELD.
NVIDIA is well aware that they have an uphill battle convincing buyers that a dedicated Android gaming device is worth $250, but SHIELD has been the best piece of Android gaming hardware from day one. This software update makes it a much more compelling product, as it opens up virtually the entire Android game library. It has changed the way I personally feel about quite a few Android games, first person shooters in particular. Games that I formerly felt were nearly unplayable now seem much more like console quality games. So, selfishly, I'm hoping that SHIELD succeeds; I want more of those high quality titles to while away the hours on.
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Virgil Gillett, 75, passed away Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 at his home.
Virgil was born May 8, 1937 in Howell, MI. to Adelaide "Gale" Gillett and Ervin Gillett. He was a carpenter and worked construction. Virgil owned and operated his own business. Virgil was a member of the Nazarene Church Carthage, MO. Virgil was a member of the Wycliffe Bible translators in Suriname, South America.
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Shoulder replacement surgery replaces a worn, painful shoulder joint with a new, functional joint made from metal and plastic.
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The basic reasoning in Apple's letter is pretty straightforward. Say you buy an iPhone. There's a boatload of technology in there that Apple has had to buy patents for, but you as a customer don't have to bother with that since any patent license Apple has obviously covers its customers as well. Apple is arguing that the same principle applies here; developers are merely customers of Apple's APIs and backends - and they don't need to care about any patents that cover these APIs and backends in the same way users don't have to care about the patents covering an iPhone.
"Thus, the technology that is targeted in your notice letters is technology that Apple is expressly licensed under the Lodsys patents to offer to Apple's App Makers. These licensed products and services enable Apple's App Makers to communicate with end users through the use of Apple's own licensed hardware, software, APIs, memory, servers, and interfaces, including Apple's App Store," Apple's letter reads, "Because Apple is licensed under Lodsys' patents to offer such technology to its App Makers, the App Makers are entitled to use this technology free from any infringement claims by Lodsys."
I'm no lawyers, of course, but Apple's reasoning here seems pretty sound to me. In the end, APIs are just part of an Apple product offering (say, an SDK), and developers are just users of that. They're not actually implementing any new code that itself infringes on Lodsys' patents, and as such.
Apple further states that the company will defend its application developers. "There is no basis for Lodsys' infringement allegations against Apple's App Makers. Apple intends to share this letter and the information set out herein with its App Makers and is fully prepared to defend Apple's license rights," Sewell states.
Now we await Lodsys' response. I'm hoping Apple's letter is enough of a deterrent so that the small-time application developers don't have to worry.


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As a result of Tuesday's sudden windstorm, three trees toppled on top of each other and came to rest on top of Lynda Thompson's house.
At 2:55 p.m. on Tuesday Thompson heard a crashing sound outside of her home.
"I thought it was the tree right next to the living room that had fallen over on my house, but I went outside once the windstorm was over and discovered that it was three trees that toppled on top of each other on the opposite side of the house," said Thompson.
Thompson had planned on mowing the lawn earlier that day, but was grateful that she chose not to.
"I was truthfully about to go outside and mow the lawn, but decided to watch the rest of a program on my television instead, and boy, am I glad I chose to stay inside. Someone is truly watching over me," said Thompson.
No one was hurt during the windstorm, but there has been some damage atop the roof of Thompson's house and a few of her father's homemade gasoline storage sheds (which contained no gasoline) that the trees had crushed during the windstorm.


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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Human remains found last year near Colorado City could be those of an American Indian man from at least 1,800 years ago, representing an uncommon find, authorities said.
Children hiking with their mother in the hills outside Colorado City near the Arizona-Utah border discovered the remains last November. Deputies from the Mohave County sheriff's office responded and sent the remains to a medical examiner. From there, they went to Amy Kelly-McLaughlin, a Flagstaff anthropologist who told authorities that the remains appear to be those of a prehistoric man.
She knew immediately that the remains were prehistoric, based on the uniform staining of the bones from soil and heavy dental wear that suggested the man ate food with a lot of grit in it, Kelly-McLaughlin said.
"In my experience, it's not wildly uncommon. But it doesn't happen every day," she said Tuesday.
Kelly-McLaughlin said she will begin calling tribes that have links to the area to see if any of them have a legal interest in the remains and would like them repatriated. One of the closest tribes is the Kaibab Paiute, which has a nearly 121,000-acre reservation on the Arizona Strip, about 50 miles north of the Grand Canyon. She will also reach out to the Hualapais, whose reservation borders the Grand Canyon on the south side, and possibly the Hopi and other tribes in southern Utah.
The location of the remains indicates the man could have been from a nomadic tribe, she said. "They could have just been migrating around, and then somebody passed away and they were buried," Kelly-McLaughlin said.
The children who found the remains first saw a leg bone sticking out of the ground and thought that it could be from an animal, according to a Mohave County Sheriff's Office report. As they dug, they found a human skull. The remains and a broken funerary object made of stone were found about a mile off a dirt access road.
Kelly-McLaughlin said she hears about prehistoric remains being discovered in areas not associated with burial sites about once every year or 18 months. "You have to take the necessary measures, do the right thing and get them repatriated with the proper Native American affiliation," she said.
Last June, construction on part of a road leading to the Grand Canyon Skywalk was halted when a small pile of bones was found near the road's edge. The remains were determined to be prehistoric, U.S. Bureau of Land Management spokeswoman Deborah Stevens said Tuesday. Federal officials worked with the Hualapai Tribe to rebury the remains in July and re-route the road, she said.
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Poland meets its minimum stockholding requirement to both the IEA and the EU by holding some 14 days of state-owned emergency reserves and maintaining a stockholding obligation on industry.
Industry's obligation has been progressively increased in anticipation of IEA membership, rising from the 66 days required at end 2006 to 76 days by the end of 2008. All liquid fuel producers and importers are obliged to hold minimum stock levels based on their production or imports from the previous calendar year.
LPG is given specific treatment, reflecting its growing importance in the total mix of oil product demand: producers and importers must hold three days cover of LPG by the end of 2007. This will be increased progressively to a stockholding obligation of 30 days by the end of 2011. This obligation may be met by holding volumes of motor gasoline that equal the calorific value of the LPG obligation.
The Material Reserves Agency (ARM) is responsible for holding, financing and managing the state reserves of the main resources considered essential for national security. Under the direction of the Ministry of Economy, ARM manages the state-owned oil emergency reserves and also monitors the stockholding obligation on industry. Polish legislation requires the ARM to hold oil stocks equivalent to no less than 14 days of net imports. If for any reason the combination of public stocks and stocks held by industry failed to meet minimum obligations, the ARM level of public stockholding would be increased by the necessary amount. Industry typically holds stocks in excess of its actual obligation, thereby providing an additional buffer for meeting the minimum 90 days of net imports.
A maximum of 55% of the industry stockholding obligation may be held in the form of crude oil. This will be lowered to 50% in 2010, requiring half of all compulsory industry reserves to be held in the form of refined products.
The ARM stocks of crude oil are held mainly in storage tanks rented from PERN, with some amounts in the salt dome storage facilities of PKN Orlen. Volumes of gasoline and diesel oil stocks are held in storage rented from OLPP. No amount of public stocks is allowed to be held outside the territory of Poland.
Compulsory industry reserves may be co-mingled with operational and commercial stocks. It is also permitted to fully cover the obligation through ticketing. In this case, a limit of 5% of the total obligation can be held outside of Poland, provided there is a bilateral stockholding agreement between governments. At present, Poland does not have bilateral agreements with any other countries.
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It appears the Linux Community is stuck between a brutal tug o' war between Microsoft and the Android software development centers. Eventually Linux Distro development teams will likely learn/figure out the missing CPU signals which the Clover Trail CPU's apparently require to function properly, for a commercial entity such as Android directly or a commercial Android application developer a work around might be much more difficult to obtain much less make money from the public with.Intel didn't want to address why, specifically, it won't support Linux, but it did explain that the operating system needs to "hint" the processor about power states, and that Linux didn't support these. This is, of course, all smoke and mirrors; Intel could easily detail the specifications so Linux can add support for it. 1
I have no doubt the push for CPU's to not function on non-Microsoft OS, comes directly from various under the table agreements with Intel's backdoor teams. Perhaps this opens the door for AMD to show the world seeking newer more capable CPU's how to ethically go forward as it seems Intel has lost the way, it's conscious and likely many of its new upgrade users. The MicroSoft-Intel cabal is apparently attempting to make it impossible for OEMs to build Clover Trail machines for Android.
With Win-8 trying to lock out all other OS regardless of device or CPU, Linux Distro development teams should have been expecting this latest shoe to drop. Now it appears those fears and concerns are well founded. Eventually a Linux Distro development team will figure out sending the Clover Trail CPU's the expected power states signals, however questions will certainly remain if the cabal of MicroSoft and Intel continues then work arounds will likely become more unstable and difficult to run alternative non-Win-X partitions and OS on that CPU/Device.
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In a recent letter to members of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) expressed concern that a significant expansion of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) would be detrimental to the accounting profession and respectfully requested that the EEOC decline to continue on this path.
In a June 25, 2013 letter from AICPA President and CEO Barry C. Melancon, CPA, CGMA, the Institute wrote, "We do not dispute that hundreds of thousands of non-partner employees are appropriately covered by the ADEA. However, we believe that accounting firm partners (those who own and control a portion of each firm) are not covered by the ADEA, and we do not believe they should be under consideration, as the possible action contends. Our position is consistent with – and relies upon – longstanding EEOC policy that presumes that partners are not 'employees' for purposes of anti-discrimination laws. A change that treats accounting firm partners as 'employees' would upend the long-established expectations and business reliance interests of the accounting profession."
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Maziarz promotes measures as a means to help Niagara County residents impacted by the storms of 2013
State Sen. George D. Maziarz has announced three bills he is co-sponsoring to provide financial assistance to municipalities and residents affected by excessive flood damage in Niagara County in the early summer of 2013 were approved today by the New York State Senate.
First, Senate Bill 5931 would enact the "Mohawk Valley and Niagara County Assessment Relief Act," which empowers municipalities in Niagara County to offer reduced assessments for qualifying real property owners whose property lost substantial value as a result of the severe weather events of last year. School districts offering such reduced assessment would be held harmless by the state.
Second, Senate Bill 5985 would establish a state income tax credit for storm victims, the value of which would be equal to the amount of real property taxes paid or incurred on real property that was severely damaged by flooding events.
Third, Senate Bill 5987 would create a New York state disaster recovery program to provide storm relief funds to residents when federal disaster assistance is unavailable through the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
"We need to be creative to provide relief to communities and families who are still rebuilding after the floods that hit our region last summer," Maziarz said. "Through no fault of their own, property owners suffered extensive property damage after the rains and floods hit, and unfortunately there simply has not been enough help for them from the government. We are trying to rectify that."
The bills will be sent to the New York State Assembly for consideration.