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Michael E. Mayher not only brings insight and innovation to Lakeland Community College as its top business officer, he contributes to the state's entire higher education community as well. For one, Mr. Mayher, who serves as Lakeland's senior vice president for administrative services and treasurer, co-chaired a state task force charged with developing energy conservation goals for public colleges and universities — something that prompted several higher education institutions across the state to invest millions in going green. He also was instrumental in developing Lakeland's 20-year energy master plan, which serves as a road map to reduce the college's direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions by 60%. Under his leadership, the college also initiated a $6.3 million energy conservation project in 2008, which translates to more than $500,000 in annual energy savings. "Lakeland's energy savings project has been identified as the best practice example and benchmark for post-secondary institutions throughout the state and country," the nomination said. Mr. Mayher consistently thinks outside the box and embraces innovative ideas to cut costs while at the same time securing the best services. He oversees the departments of business services, administrative technologies and facilities management, three of the largest departments at the college. "He encourages his managers to investigate and propose new ideas for efficiency and sustainability, and is always open to suggestions," the nomination said. He led the way for Lakeland and nearby school districts to save money on insurance in an effort to band together to gain more leverage in price negotiations. Mr. Mayher currently is serving as the chairman for the Ohio Association of Community College's risk management task force to implement a group risk management and procurement program. "Mike Mayher is an outstanding business officer and brings insight and innovation not only to Lakeland Community College, but also to other institutions of higher learning in Ohio and across the nation," the nomination said. Mr. Mayher is involved in several nonprofit efforts on the local level. For example, he serves on the board of trustees for the Lake County YMCA and volunteers for the United Way. Mr. Mayher is married with one son. He is a graduate of Cleveland State University.
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We've only got three more games left in the 2013 NFL season, but this weekend should be a good way to launch ourselves into the Super Bowl hype over the next two weeks.
These four teams were probably the four best teams this season. You can make arguments for a few teams here and there (Carolina, for example) but really these three probably are the strongest and not just because they're still standing.
As with last week, I broke down all four teams' weakness at Bleacher Report, but we'll take a look at both games here as well.
Also, as a heads up, I will be in Mobile at the Senior Bowl again this year so next week will see the beginnings of our draft coverage here at CHTV. I'll also have my initial top 10 rankings at my own site later today or tomorrow as I begin to do some more thorough tape work as well.
Anyway, back to the weekend's excitement.
San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks
This is the less hyped of the two games, but it may be the more interesting one, once you drill down into it.
Two of the best defenses in the NFL, with two of the best young quarterbacks, two fantastic wide receivers and two sets of tremendous wide receivers.
Wait a second, back up.
Seattle doesn't have much in the wide receiver department—especially if Percy Harvin is out, a strong possibility considering he was still in the NFL concussion protocol process on Friday. Golden Tate is a fine receiver but it's going to be far easier for the 49ers to cover Tate and the other warm bodies in the offense than for the Seahawks to cover Michael Crabtree, Vernon Davis and Anquan Boldin—something the Carolina Panthers found out to their dismay last week.
Yes, the Seahawks secondary is several orders of magnitude better than the Panthers secondary is, but it's still a lot to cover. On top of it, you have to worry about Frank Gore running the ball or, failing all of the above, what quarterback Colin Kaepernick can do as well.
This, to me, seems as if it will be the difference in the game. Can the Seahawks cover the three receivers? Further, can they get pressure on Kaepernick on a consistent basis?
Against Carolina, Kaepernick was sacked just once, and though the Panthers registered six QB hits, most of those were when the quarterback was running.
For the Niners, it's about stopping Marshawn Lynch on offense. Russell Wilson is very good, but he just doesn't have the weapons that. The Seahawks should try to run the ball and control the clock but the downside is, if the Niners get a significant lead Wilson will have to make some remarkable throws to middling receivers.
In the end, I smell an upset coming. A close game, yes, but one which falls San Francisco's way.
New England Patriots at Denver Broncos
If I'm the Broncos, I leave little pot gift baskets in all the Patriots hotel rooms
— Andrew Garda (@Andrew_Garda) January 17, 2014
Now that we have our "it's legal in Colorado" joke out of the way, let's talk football.
Neither of these defenses is anything to write home about. Losing Chris Harris is a huge setback for the Broncos. They're going to struggle even against the so-so receivers the Patriots field. When Quentin Jammer took over in the third quarter, he was terrible.
Jammer was blown up by rookie Keenan Allen and Eddie Royal both on the outside and in the slot.
He's going to have a heck of a time even with Edelman and Amendola. Moving another defensive back into the spot isn't a great solution as Champ Bailey, Kayvon Webster and Tony Carter are all shaky substitutes as well.
For the Broncos, the key will be Shaun Phillips and the defensive front hitting Tom Brady early and often. We've seen Brady struggle when he is hit repeatedly in the pocket and Phillips can definitely deliver a hit. The offensive line for the Patriots has played really well the last few games, but the Broncos will have to find a way.
As will the Patriots defense, because they face the No. 1 offense in the NFL. Peyton Manning is having a season for the ages and Wes Welker, Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker are a potent trio. Tight end Julius Thomas can produce a big play, while Knowshon Moreno and Montee Ball are a tough backfield tandem.
The Patriots defense ranked No. 26 overall—No. 18 versus the pass and No. 30 against the run. You can bet Bill Belichick will have a few new wrinkles to try and throw Manning off his game, but the Broncos should be able to move the ball on this defense.
Their best bet is actually the plan San Diego couldn't pull off last week—run the ball. LaGarrette Blount and Stevan Ridley accounted for all of the touchdowns the Patriots had against the Indianapolis Colts last week. It won't go that way this week—Denver is a much better run defense (No. 7 in the regular season)—but they should work as hard as they can to grind down that defensive front with rough runs.
In the end, I don't expect it will be enough and this game should go according to script: Manning gets the ball with two minutes left and drives down the field for a win.
San Francisco versus Denver? As much as any combination of these four teams would work, that one doesn't sound half bad.
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Tickets for MATILDA THE MUSICAL on Broadway go on sale to the general public this Monday October 1 at 9 AM at www.telecharge.com. It will open on April 11, 2013; previews begin on March 4 at The Shubert Theatre (225 West 44th Street). It is produced by The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and The Dodgers.
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MATILDA THE MUSICAL was commissioned by the RSC, and is the recipient of a record-breaking seven 2012 Olivier Awards including Best Musical and a joint Best Actress Award for the four girls who shared the title role. Based on the beloved story by the brilliantly batty Roald Dahl (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Fantastic Mr. Fox), MATILDA THE MUSICAL is directed by Tony Award® winner Matthew Warchus (God of Carnage), who helms this exhilarating and ingenious production with book by playwright Dennis Kelly and music and lyrics by Australian comedian, musician and composer Tim Minchin. For Broadway, the Royal Shakespeare Company is teaming with producing office, The Dodgers. The Dodgers are responsible for a host of major Broadway and West End hits, including the award winning JERSEY BOYS, a major sell-out now in its seventh year on Broadway and in its fourth season in London's West End. Michael David leads for The Dodgers, with André Ptaszynski, Executive Producer and Denise Wood, Lead Producer for the RSC.
MATILDA THE MUSICAL premiered at the RSC's home in Stratford-upon-Avon, playing to sold-out audiences from November 2010 to January 2011. Capturing the imagination of young and old alike, the RSC transferred the production to London's West End in October 2011 where the show continues to play to sold-out houses. Roald Dahl's magical story about a girl with extraordinary powers has been a favorite novel of millions of people across the world since it was published in 1988.
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Touya Mochizuki was accidentally killed, and as an apology, God allows him to be reborn in a fantasy world and will grant him any one wish he desires. And so, Touya chooses to keep his smartphone in the next world. In his second chance at life, he befriends many important figures and comes across the world's secret. He inherits the legacy of an ancient civilization and travels around nonchalantly while possessing powers that rival this world's kings.
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Chart: Where Nolan Arenado's hitting streak sits in MLB's modern era
Nolan Arenado tied the Colorado Rockies' consecutive hits record of 27 games Wednesday night with a double in the first inning against Texas Rangers pitcher Colby Lewis. As my colleague Nick Groke reported on Wednesday, Arenado's streak is the longest in baseball this season. The mark ties Michael Cuddyer's streak set in 2013.
PHOTOS: Colorado Rockies' Nolan Arenado hitting streak
Our data visualization producer, Kevin Hamm, whipped up a chart showing where Arenado's record stands in relation to the other hitting streaks in baseball's modern era. He sits 17 behind Pete Rose, who has the longest streak, at 44 games, beginning in 1969. The all-time leader is Joe DiMaggio, who hit for 56 straight in 1941. Note that many others have hitting streaks between 27 and 29 games, but only Arenado is listed here.
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Phillips Co-Authors Paper in Science, July 14, 2006
by George Zamora
SOCORRO, N.M., July 14, 2006 – New Mexico Tech hydrology professor Fred M. Phillips is the co-author of a research paper published in a recent issue of the prestigious journal Science.
Phillips was one of nine co-authors of the research paper, titled "Near-Synchronous Interhemispheric Termination of the Last Glacial Maximum in Mid-Latitudes," which studies isotopic records from polar ice cores as markers of the globally asynchronous warming at the end of the last glaciation during the late Quaternary time.
Phillips, who has been on the New Mexico Tech faculty for more than 25 years, has been the past recipient of numerous national and international awards for his research contributions made to the scientific fields of hydrogeology, geomorphology, and Quaternary geology, which covers the last 1.7 million years of Earth's geologic history.
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cExpelled - no inteligence allowed, look at what happens to people who don't tow the evelutionist line, and think how much money goes into the accepted line through credible means in comparison to ID (credible being university grants etc not private funding to further a view such as is the case with most id funding), also it is interesting to know what a leading scientist of the evolutionist theory thinks about how life started.
Cant really see how this film comes into the discussion. That film was creationist propaganda. The "intelligent Design" argument is nothing more than religious belief dressed as science
The reason its rejected by the mainstream is because of that very fact, its religious faith not scientific search for truth


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Jeanette Lea Goza, 55, 302 N. B St., Ramona, swerved to miss a deer, lost control, and crashed into a ditch while driving her 1996 Ford pickup at 11 p.m. Thursday.
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Cedric Rashad Johnson, 18, 419 Guinevere Dr., Junction City, fell asleep while driving his 1996 Mazda sedan. The vehicle went into a spin and overturned in the ditch at 5:50 a.m. Friday. The vehicle had to be towed.
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Richard H. Bredemeier, 81, 225 S. Cedar St., Marion, struck and killed a deer with his 200 Ford sedan at 5:35 p.m. Nov. 22 on U.S. 77 north of 170th Rd.
Darrel Scott Shults, 39, 229 N. Lincoln St., Marion, struck a deer with his 1998 Mitsubishi coupe at 6:33 a.m. Nov. 25 on Sunflower Rd. north of 140th Rd.
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A four-team playoff is officially a go. This is a huge improvement over the old "two-team playoff," model, twice as good if you're counting participants, and three times as good if you're counting meaningful games. It could have been better, but progress is progress.
Here's how the system will work: Beginning with the 2014 season, the Final Four (trademarked, but by the NCAA, so who knows?) schools will be chosen by a selection committee. The two semifinal games will be rotated among six bowl sites, and the championship game, though not branded a bowl, will be hosted by the highest bidder. The TV rights for the semifinals and the final will be bundled and sold for the next 12 years—that deal could be worth $6 billion.
This change brings in more money for the bowls, the schools and the NCAA. It gives more programs the opportunity to be champions. It gives fans more of what they want. A playoff is more lucrative, more fair, and more fun, and is good for literally everyone involved. It only took 14 years to get done.


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KLTV 7 meteorologist Grant Dade is reporting an upper-air disturbance moving toward East Texas from the west. The system will cause sleet and snow in West Texas during the day today (Jan. 3) and will move closer to us by tonight.The disturbance will collide with a stronger system as it moves into East Texas, which should cause the participation to weaken, but there should still be enough moisture left to produce some light sleet and snow to fall.
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Mr. Fortier has announced to those students going on this year's Washington, D.C. trip that it's time to choose roommates for the trip. Students who want to room together must see Mr. Fortier as a group this Friday, Feb. 22, or he will choose your roommates.
The Spaulding High School Guidance Department was busy at RMS Feb. 11 and 12 as the counselors met with every eighth grader to review their choices for freshman classes next year. Eighth graders will be registering for their classes on Infinite Campus starting Feb. 18, and continuing through Feb. 22. Parents will be able to review their student's registration by logging onto their student's Infinite Campus account.
This Thursday, Feb. 21, is the second-to-last planning day for Student-Led Conferences. All students will be conducting a Student-Led Conference on Friday, March 15. Parents will be scheduling times for these conferences and should contact their child's academic team if they do not receive scheduling information after this week's meeting.
The Spaulding High School Jr. Air Force ROTC program visited RMS on Feb. 1. Major Heater and Sgt. Kerrigan explained the program, while the high schoolers demonstrated some of the work done in the ROTC program. During the course of the presentation, eighth grade students watched the Drill Team, Flight Teams, and Rifle Teams demonstrate their specialties. A team of ROTC cadets challenged a team of RMS students to two physical activities: the team pushup and the house crawl. The cadets showed the audience how they were ready to take on all challengers.
Ms. Geisler, RMS girls' lacrosse coach, and phys. ed. teacher, has an announcement for middle school girls interested in playing lacrosse. There will be a girls lacrosse clinic during February Break, Feb. 26 to March 1, Tuesday-Friday, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the RMS gymnasium. All abilities are welcome. The cost is $45 for the clinic. Anyone with questions can contact Coach Geisler at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The basketball teams are wrapping up their seasons this week. The regular season came to an end on Tuesday, Feb. 19, with the girls hosting Kingswood Regional Middle School, while the boys travel to Wolfeboro to play KRMS. The teams' games last week against Somersworth Middle School were cancelled. The eighth graders will play in this Friday's annual Faculty/Student Basketball Game.
The cheerleaders will participate in the Bishop Guertin Invitational Competition on March 2 in Nashua and in the Nashua Invitational Competition at Nashua South High School on March 9.
Clubs and Organizations
The National Junior Honor Society is holding a Yankee Candle Fundraiser from now until Friday, March 8. Candles, popcorn, magazines are all included in the sale. Anyone interested in helping with this fundraiser can see a NJHS member or advisor to get a head start on your spring holiday shopping. Lots of Mother's Day ideas are included.
The National Junior Honor Society will be holding a food drive in March. Please start thinking about items to bring in to trade for awesome baked goods at our reverse bake sale. Bring in a non-perishable food item and trade it for a cookie, cupcake, brownie or other treat while helping our local food pantry.
The Student Council sponsored Spirit Week comes to a close on Friday with Red and White Day for the basketball game.
The Student Council is sponsoring a Grade 7 Late Night Lock In, from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Admission is $8 and includes two slices of pizza, a bottle of water, and a bag of chips. There will be multiple events including: a Wii Room, a board game room, a movie room, gym activities, with some surprises. A concession stand will be set up for students to buy snacks and drinks, including Slushies. The eighth graders will get their Lock In on Friday, March 22.
The sixth grade Concert Band is selling lollipops for 75 cents each. They are available from all Concert Band members.
Feb. 18 to Feb. 22: RMS Spirit Week.
Feb. 21: Student Led Conference Planning Day. Parents should have heard from SLC facilitators to schedule their March 15 conferences.
Feb. 22: Faculty/Student Basketball Game.
Feb. 22: Term 3 progress reports.
Feb. 25 to March 1: Winter vacation.
March 10 to March 13: NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges) visitation at RMS.
Nancy Loud School
Kindergarten had a great time counting out their 100 objects for the 100th day on Feb. 11. We had marshmallows, pennies, seeds, life savers, candy hearts, cereal and beans to count. Our new story is "My Lucky Day" by Keiko Kasza. We learned about the sound of the letter L and started Our Textured Bugs this week.
Mr. Cooper's First grade class: This week we're looking at cycles. We're studying er, ir, ur. We are learning contractions. We're also learning the bossy letter R. In art we're still doing "Peter and the Wolf," written by Shannon and Ethan.
School Street School
Students have been writing comparing and contrasting essays. They each picked two objects from home and showed how they were alike and different. They also created iMovies by taking pictures of their objects, and reading their essay in the background. Many students included background music and sounds!
In science, they just started solids and liquids. They've been learning the different properties of a solid. They did a really cool experiment where they showed how the different particles move in a solid, liquid, and gas.
In math, we have just started multiplying and dividing objects into equal groups! We've been building arrays and drawing pictures to help us work through the problems. We've also been learning subtraction strategies and how to use them with number stories!
Chamberlain Street School
Chamberlain's Student Council is sponsoring Spirit Week this week. Monday was Spirit Day, Tuesday was Crazy Hair Day, Wednesday was Favorite Sports day, Thursday is Career Day, and Friday is Pajama Day.
The PTA sponsored Valentine Social that was postponed from Feb. 8, due to the snowstorm, will now be held on Feb. 22. Please come and enjoy a fun-filled evening of free food and dancing! It will be held in Chamberlain cafeteria from 6:30-8 p.m.
There is a "Lost and Found" rack located in the gym. If you have lost something, check this location. To avoid this prospect, we recommend labeling all student gear. Unclaimed items are periodically donated to local charities.
If a student's address, phone number, or other important information should change during the school year, the office must be notified and the student emergency information revised. In case of an emergency, it is vital that the office have accurate information.
Maple Street Magnet School
Students had an exciting week.
On Valentine's Day the P.T.A. hired a Deejay to play for a school dance. Fourth graders Spencer, Myles, and Riley moved to the beat as second graders Sean and Levi slid under the limbo pole. Sisters Julia and Gracie joined them. DJ John Cox observed that this dance certainly polished the floor as Colette and Abigail demonstrated, "How low can you go!" Other dances included the Chicken Dance, Locomotion, and the Electric Slide, Joey and Ashleigh's favorite.
On Friday afternoon, parents and students were treated to The Candy land Mystery, a play written, produced, and performed by second graders Jadyn, Haillie, Veronica, and Olivia.
When asked about their process, Veronica stated, "We started during PLP (Personal Learning Plan) time and then tossed around ideas on the phone."
Jadyn's dad coached the actors backstage, "Remember this is fun!"
The audience thought so as they laughed and clapped throughout the performance. Mrs. Stevens, their parent coach, was impressed with the girls' ideas and collaboration.
On Friday, 16 students received gift certificates to our book fair. Students had to write and/or draw why they should win this prize. Forty-two children responded to this challenge with comments such as "I want a gift certificate because I want to explore new books." "I love reading. I read in the car, while walking, and in bed too." "I want to win so I could read to my brother." Congratulations to the winners! Read on!
William Allen School
Everyone had a fun week celebrating Read Across America Week. We kicked off the week getting everyone in the spirit with a Red & White Day. Classes came up with some creative ideas for the Door Decorating Contest which were decorated based on favorite children's books including "Holes" and "Charlotte's Web." Students really enjoyed Book Buddies, pairing up students in higher grades with students in lower grades to read stories together. Thank you to all the guest readers who shared some wonderful stories with each of our classrooms. We will be wrapping up Read Across America Week tomorrow by celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday with cupcakes and watching a video. Each day this week the entire school also participated in DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) time. Please help us continue to encourage your child to engage in reading every day.
Term 3 Progress Reports are scheduled to go home on Friday, Feb. 22. Progress Reports must be signed and returned to your child's teacher.
Good luck to first grader Maxine in Mrs. Melcher's class! She will be representing our school in the NH State Spelling Bee on March 2 at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord.
School will be closed Feb. 25 through March 1 for Winter Break. Students will return on Monday, March 4.
Advanced Band will be going on a field trip to see the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall in Boston on Wednesday, March 6.
Assistant Superintendent Mary Moriarty will be giving a presentation on Wednesday, March 6 at 6 p.m. on the Competency-Based Assessment and Grading System. This new grading system will be implemented throughout Rochester elementary schools with the start of the 2013-14 school year.
The March PTA meeting will be on Wednesday, March 6 immediately following the Competency-Based Assessment and Grading System presentation by Mary Moriarty.
Valley View Community School
By Kelly Gagnon
VVCS will be holding a book fair from March 6-14 in their library. Students will be allowed to visit the fair on their scheduled library days. Parents are invited to stop by and check out the book fair on Parent Teacher Conference Day (March 14, from 8 a.m.-3 p.m.).
The kindergarten teachers of VVCS ask that you discuss action words with your student(s).
On Feb. 15, HWMS held a Career Day for its eight grade students. Employees from 19 different businesses showed up in order to introduce the students to their career choices. These careers ranged from tattoo artist, Danny Clark, to executive director, David Tirrell-Wysocki of Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications, Inc. According to Cynthia Brown, a seventh grader who helped set up for the event, it was a "pretty interesting" experience.
Nute High School and Library
By Aaron Chalifoux
The Nute boys' varsity basketball team has played almost all their games. With, as this is going to press, 13 out of 18 games over, Nute's varsity season is almost done. As of Feb. 13, the varsity boys' basketball record was zero wins and 13 losses.
"Even though we haven't gotten a win this year, we have grown a lot, and our future is looking bright," remarked sophomore forward Reggie Pennell. "Watch out for us next year."
Losing to Lin-Wood by 1 point and to PCA by 7, the Nute Varsity Boys have had some close games.
"Our record doesn't reflect it, but we work hard and get better every day," reports sophomore guard Angelo Loli. "Every game, the other teams' leads are getting smaller."
With a record of two wins and eight loses, the Nute J.V. boys beat Moultonborough and Wilton. Excluding the J.V. tournament, there are three games left, including two against Moultonborough and Wilton, so Nute's J.V. record has room to grow. With new coach Scott Currier and new determination, Nute Boys' Basketball is stepping up their game.


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THE PUBLIC EYE: US Energy Policy: A Bridge to Nowhere
Recent polls indicate that Americans do not appear to be concerned about global climate change or national energy policy. Understandably, most of us are worried about jobs, the economy, and gridlock in Washington. America's narrow focus is unfortunate, because the decisions we make about energy today will determine the quality of life for our descendants. -more-


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Three men were waiting at Heaven's Gate. St. Peter says, "OK, guys, pretty much anything goes up here, but whatever you do, never lie, or you will spend the rest of eternity with the ugliest women in the universe."
So they all agree and are admitted in. The first guy makes it a week before he lies about how rich he was on Earth. Bam! Right at his side appears the ugliest woman he had ever seen.
The second guy makes it another couple weeks before he lies about how smart he is. Bam! At his side appears the second ugliest woman in the universe.
So the first two guys are walking around with their monsters of women when they see their third friend walking with the hottest woman ever conceived by man. The first two guys say in unison, "How did you land with that babe when we get stuck with these nasty women?"
He nudges the babe and says, "Tell them." She says to the first two guys, "I lied."
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Return To Barrier Islands Not Soon Enough For Residents [AUDIO]
It has been over a week since Hurricane Sandy pounded the Jersey Shore, and thousands along the state's barrier island communities are still unable to return home to survey the damage done by the storm.
Seaside Heights is the latest municipality to let residents in-with limitations-but it's a process that leaves officials with their back against the wall and residents with feelings of being ignored or even lied to.
On Wednesday the Seaside Heights Council convened in the Ocean County Administration building and even though the nor'easter already dumped several inches of snow on the ground, the room was packed with more than 150 people.
Residents Allowed Back to Home Briefly
Mayor Bill Akers and the rest of the members of council, who were able to attend, spelled out the borough's plan for allowing residents back on the island. The process will be split among five days from Friday to Tuesday with each day getting certain designated streets from Ocean Terrace to Bay Boulevard.
Two members representing each household (or apartment)will be bussed into the city and be given a four hour window which to take any valuables with them, do necessary repairs/prepare home for winter, take pictures for Insurance and FEMA claims, and turn off electric breakers and drain water pipes.
According to Akers as much as 99 percent of homes in the borough suffered flooding damage, and key infrastructures throughout the municipality were damaged by the powerful winds and flooding. Including the boardwalk, which he says has been completely destroyed, though FEMA will be compensating them $800,000 per block for the damage. The Tunney Mathis Bridge has also been undergoing repairs (it is slated to reopen soon) and access has been only limited to essential personnel.
Angry Residents Launch Allegations
Tension was high during the meeting which saw many residents have outbursts of anger against the Council and Mayor. Numerous people felt they weren't being told the truth about the condition of their homes, and the real reason as to why they weren't allowed to use their own cars to return. Several residents claimed to have seen aerial photos of the borough, and asserted the streets were fine but it was the administration that had an agenda for keeping them out. Akers finds those accusations the most preposterous.
"If you're going to sit here and tell me I'm lying, at least have a basis for it."
Mayor Akers explained that him, as well as mayors from hard-hit towns like Ortley Beach, Lavallette, and neighboring Seaside Park, all have an identical process to go to in opening up their communities back to residents. That means regular meetings with county, state, and federal organizations including FEMA, County OEM's, and State Department of Transportation, and State Police.
"And until the DOT, state police, and our chief of police, along with the other chief of police have signed off on a plan, we could not implement it," Adding, "We don't want to not tell you things, but when you're dealing with five different agencies, and two of them being federal others being state and then you have your county and local it's very different coordination process."
He notes part of the reason for the DOT was adamant against letting residents use their personal cars was they saw the disaster that happened when other towns like Berkley and Seaside Park were allowed individual vehicles, and the program had to be ended after a day.
"I was ready to announce probably Monday my plan. I was told to hold off on the plan because we had chaos because of the way Berkley and Seaside Park entered the way they did with their cars. It was a nightmare."
Many residents didn't understand why they would have to take a bus into their homes, arriving there with only several suitcases to take important items and several boxes for larger items that would be transported out on a tailing cargo truck.
Four Busses will be staged at the Fischer Boulevard Foodtown at 9 am.
- Friday-Sherman, Sheridan, Grant, Blaine
- Saturday - Hancock, Fremont, Sumner, Webster
- Sunday - Kearney, Carteret, Hamilton, Franklin
- Monday - Sampson, Hiering, Lincoln, Dupont, Porter
- Tuesday- 400 Hiering/Bayside Terrace
Mayor: Roads Not Safe Yet
Throughout the meeting Akers told frustrated residents the Department of Transportation required they only enter the borough via bus caravans and not in individual vehicles. He notes he was told road conditions were still not safe enough to handle the influx of traffic and there were sinkholes around the borough. The transportation routes inside Seaside Heights are still not completely up to snuff according to information given to the Mayor. Also, since no municipalities wanted to wait to let its residents enter, several communities are entering the barrier islands at the same time for the same four hours, which is to also accommodate the schedules and transportation routes of the heavy machinery of the cleanup crews.
The other issue contributing to the tension between residents and officials is that many in charge are reluctant to give a specific timetable because often the corresponding government agencies tasked with cleanup refuse to set them. Akers acknowledged there have been rumors spreading about when residents can return home (some saying it could be six months or more), however because of the nature of the clean up and rebuilding process it would be disingenuous of him to even present a schedule of things to come.
"I want to give them that [timetable], but I won't give residents false information," says Akers, "I'm not just going to tell you something just to make you happy, I have to sign off again and go through the same process we did to get them in for the short visits to get you in for a regular basis."


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Short-handed New Canaan beats McMahon
NEW CANAAN -- Nick Cascione missed an open receiver late in Friday night's game. His socks as he came off the field appeared slightly uneven.
And that was pretty much the extent of the imperfections on what was a near-flawless night for the junior quarterback, who ran for three touchdowns and passed for two others in a 38-14 home win over Brien McMahon.
"It feels phenomenal," said Cascione, who completed 12 of 18 passes for 93 yards and carried the ball 14 times for 108 yards. "I got an ample amount of reps this week. I felt good tonight. I am going to die in my shower now."
The victory put to an end what New Canaan coach Lou Marinelli said was a tumultuous week for his team. Marinelli suspended 10 players, including six starters, for the game because of what he said was a violation of team rules.
But the makeshift offensive line dominated, Cascione shone under the spotlight, the Rams got back two key players, running back Louis Hagopian and linebacker Michael Root, and a team that started the year as an unknown quantity proved again that, at the very least, it is resilient.
"It has been a terrible week," Marinelli said. "Just a lot of distractions. I'm proud of the kids the way they really hung together. Even the kids who were in trouble, they hung around, played on the scout team and did whatever they could."
Marinelli saved his strongest praise for his quarterback.
"He did a great job," Marinelli said. "I think he's happy to have a full game under his belt."
New Canaan (3-1) finished with just a 294-208 advantage in total yards. But while the Rams were sharp with their execution, the Senators fumbled the ball away on their fourth play, the first of five turnovers.
A week after a 55-14 loss to Staples, the Senators fell to 2-2.
"You are playing two of the top teams perennially in the FCIAC," McMahon coach A.J. Albano said. "It's tough, but we have to keep working. We have six games left and we have to become better."
In Kyle Jordan and Trevon Forney, the Senators have two of the most dangerous players in the conference. Jordan finished with 70 yards rushing, while Forney had 125 total yards, including a 39-yard scoring run and 16-yard touchdown reception.
But save for two plays, neither had the chance to get into the open field, where they are most dangerous.
"He's got an X on his back and we are going to have to be able to do other things," Albano said, referring to Forney. "Offensively, I thought we did a halfway decent job. We moved the ball a little bit and the defense hung in there for what they could."
Containing Cascione, a dual threat, proved more problematic. Following the opening fumble, Cascione scored on a 13-yard keeper. On the Rams' next possession, he broke loose, got to right sideline and rambled 42 yards into the end zone.
"I just made something out of nothing because the line was doing it's job," Cascione said.
McMahon got to within 14-7 on Matt Downey's scoring pass to Forney, but New Canaan answered with a methodical 11-play drive, climaxing on a beautiful 8-yard reception in the right corner of the end zone by Grady Lynch, who had his arms fully extended and kept his feet in bounds.
Cascione made the score 28-7 at the half when he carried a defender into the end zone from 11 yards out.
Most impressive was a 62-yard drive by New Canaan to open the second half in which all the yards came on the ground before Cascione hit Jack Barfuss for a 12-yard touchdown.
New Canaan is back in action tonight when it plays host to Norwalk at 7 p.m.
NC--Nick Cascione, 13 run (Neal Koller kick)
NC--Cascione, 42 run (Koller kick)
BM--Trevon Forney, 16 pass from Matt Downey (Henry Limon kick)
NC--Grady Lynch, 8 pass from Cascione (Koller kick)
NC--Cascione, 11 run (Koller kick)
NC--Jack Barfuss, 17 pass from Cascione (Koller kick)
NC--Koller, 32 field goal.
BM--Forney, 39 run (Limon kick)
Records: Brien McMahon 2-2; New Canaan 3-1


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ARLINGTON, Texas, Nov. 18 (UPI) -- Dan Bailey booted a 38-yard field goal in overtime Sunday, capping a rally that carried the Dallas Cowboys to a 23-20 comeback victory over Cleveland.
With Dallas trailing 20-17 in the final minute of regulation, Tony Romo (35-of-50, 313 yards, one touchdown, no interceptions) drove the Cowboys 66 yards on eight plays, setting up a 32-yard Bailey field goal with 2 seconds remaining.
Romo had also rallied the Cowboys (5-5) from a 13-0 halftime deficit. The win handed Dallas a second straight victory and moved the Cowboys within one game of the New York Giants for first place in the NFC East.
Dez Bryant hauled down 12 passes for 145 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown.
Brandon Weeden went 20-of-35 through the air for 210 yards with two TD tosses to Benjamin Watson for the Browns (2-8).
Trent Richardson racked up 144 total yards as Cleveland fell for a club-record 12th straight time on the road.


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- What is Tree Climbing??
- Tree Talk Articles
The Coalition mission is to encourage the relationships
between recreational climbers and climbing organizations
so as to benefit all who participate, while acknowledging
the individual, independent climber as a viable force
within the tree climbing community.
A further goal would be
to provide articles, references, and other resources
that will benefit climbers and inform
them of new ideas, gear, and techniques that exist and
that can be applied to their climbing. Our Canopy Chatter
forum has been created to allow participants to share
ideas and information with each other.
It is not the purpose of the coalition to compete with
existing businesses, clubs, or organizations. Our primary
mission is to facilitate, communicate and assist in gaining
accreditation for a sport that has begun to take off.
It is hoped that those of you who climb in the canopy
will endorse our efforts and participate as regular visitors
to this site.
The Tree Climber Coalition is not a club. There are no officers, no dues, no by-laws and no meetings. It is a forum open to everyone interested in recreational tree climbing. The Tree Climber Coalition does not promote, support, or endorse the politicization of the activity of recreational tree climbing.


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Magento announced a critical security vulnerability with its software and issued a patch on February 9, 2015. To make sure websites on your server aren't vulnerable, you need to apply the SUPEE-5344 patch.
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To patch your Magento site you need to identify which version of Magento you're using, get the patch onto your hosting account, and then apply the patch via SSH.
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- Enable SSH on your account.
Note: Depending on the type of hosting account you have, this might take up to 48 hours.
Download the SUPEE-5344 patch
- Log in to your Magento admin panel (http://your domain name/admin).
- Note your version, which displays at the bottom of the page as Magento ver.
- Go to the Magento website.
- In the Magento Community Edition Patches area, next to SUPEE-5344, from the Select your format menu, click the option that corresponds to your version of Magento.
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katy's love of dogs
a resource for dog lovers
Thursday, July 12, 2007
my sweet annie has all sorts of "blankies", she would love this one too!
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i love, love, love dogs!
Katy's Pepper Girl, the BEST baby girl ever ~ 12/22/95 - 11/07/06 ~ my heart aches for her every minute of every day
here's annie
annie joined this journey with me 12/18/06, adopted from the forsyth county humane society, see link below
introducing ~ molson ~
this neat fella joined me & annie in his forever home february 8, 2008, we celebrated his 3rd birthday March 29th ~ he brings such joy to our family ~
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humane society of charlotte
~ ~ a no kill shelter ~ ~ support these animal lovers, every little bit helps, there are so many minor things you can donate, take a look and before you throw something out, see if they need it ~ ~ old rugs, towels, any bedding, and more ~ ~
Forsyth Humane Society North Carolina
spay or neuter your pets
make a difference, help educate all people
at the time of posting the babies below were available at the
humane society of charlotte
, there is sure to be one for you that needs a loving, forever home that may not be posted (updates made 11/17/08)
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support these friends that do great things to help the homeless, abandoned, abused, unloved animals
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look at those brown eyes ~ love 'em
they so love each other
doesn't he have the cutest little ears!
annie & molson visiting their cousins ~ ranger & rosie ~ rosie was inside snoozin'
annie bear ~ thinks she's hiding!
~ this fella is so loving ~ sweet, sweet molson ~
the daycare folks say she is non-stop the entire day!
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humane society of charlotte
where'd everyone go?
so happy go lucky at daycare
friends - aren't they funny!
cruisin' around - look at that baby in the chair - spoiled, ya think!!
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important disclaimer:
some photos & write ups are from the hsc's website with some info being modified by katy lunsford. this blog is an effort to help these precious babies find their forever homes & live happily ever after. all info is not necessarily the views or beliefs of the hsc but are those of katy lunsford.
Rainbow Bridge ~ a magical way to believe
There is hope that when an animal dies it goes to heaven across Rainbow Bridge.
There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food, water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable.
All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor; those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by.
The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing; they each miss someone very special to them, who had to be left behind.
They all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops and looks into the distance. His bright eyes are intent; His eager body quivers. Suddenly he begins to run from the group, flying over the green grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster.
You have been spotted, and when you and your special friend finally meet, you cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again. The happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress the beloved head, and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet, so long gone from your life but never absent from your heart.
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Actinic Keratosis
Dear OncoLink "Ask the Experts,"
Is actinic keratosis a major or minor problem in the USA?
Is there a simple solution to its elimination?
Who can I contact in reference to this?
Thank you.
Li Liu, MD, OncoLink Editorial Assistant, responds:
Dear Reader:
Thank you for your interest and question.
Approximately one million new cases of skin cancer will be diagnosed annually in the United States. Among these, 16% are squamous cell carcinoma. The incidence of skin cancer has been going up slowly in the past few years. Please check the website of the American Academy of Dermatology for details.
Actinic keratoses are precancerous lesions of atypical keratinocytes. They appear as red, ill-defined erythematous macules and papules with yellow-brown adherent scales in sun-damaged skin. They are almost always multiple lesions. They are most commonly seen in light-skinned persons in the fourth or fifth decades. Actinic keratoses are important lesions to recognize since approximately 20% to 25% of them eventually transform into carcinoma in situ and finally into invasive squamous cell carcinoma. Any lesion suspected of being a squamous cell cancer should be biopsied. Excision is the treatment of choice. Actinic keratoses are generally treated with cryosurgery, using liquid nitrogen to freeze and destroy the abnormal epidermis or, if numerous, with topical 5-fluorouracil applied as 1 or 5% cream or solution over 2 to 4-week period.
Prevention of actinic keratoses can be achieved by avoiding excessive sun exposure by using protective clothing and sunscreens. You should contact a dermatologist for further information and evaluation of a specific skin lesion.


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Aww! Selena Gomez Performs With Children's Hospital Heart Patient [VIDEO]
Her relationship with Justin Bieber may have raised the heckles of a few million wishful thinkers, but even her biggest cyberbullies will have to admit that teen idol Selena Gomez just made one young fan pretty happy.
Gomez, along with Ryan Seacrest, helped with the recent launch of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's new media center, christened The Voice. The center includes a recording studio, so Gomez joined an adorable young heart patient named Julia for a performance of her single 'Who Says.'
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'True Blood' Season 6: Joe Manganiello Previews New Showrunner Brian Buckner "Letting Loose"
Earlier today, we caught our first look at a new scene from 'True Blood' season 6 that featured a major character letting loose some serious anger, but that has nothing on what new showrunner Brian Buckner has in store for the HBO drama's sixth year. Joe Manganiello (Alcide Herveaux) previewed what fans can expect from Buckner's work on the new season, and it sounds even sexier and crazier than before!
'True Blood' has always gone to extremes in its first five seasons, but according to series star Joe Manganiello, new showrunner Brian Buckner has some big plans in store for the June 16 premiere. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Manganiello previewed that "He's letting loose a lot of the things that he's wanted to do the past few years and maybe didn't get around to doing."
As for Manganiello's werewolf character Alcide Herveaux, "He's in charge of this unruly group of werewolves, and it's not the best job in the world. I'll just say that." Manganiello also confirmed that his character would have a bit more sexy-time with the ladies this year, but "whether or not there are Hong Kong wires, I don't want to give any of that away. But we definitely get into some territory that hasn't been covered yet on True Blood. I thought I'd done it all, seen it all, but they somehow found a way to top last year."
Along with the showrunner swap changing from Mark Hudis to Bryan Buckner, season 5 guest star and former 'Last Resort' star Robert Patrick has been upgraded to series regular, while 'True Blood' season 6 also features the return of Anna Camp's Sarah Newlin, Luke Grimes as the "Jim Morrison of vampires," 'House's' Karolina Wydra, Rutger Hauer as mysterious vampire Macklyn, 'Rubicon's' Arliss Howard as Louisiana Governor Truman Burrell, and 'Eastenders' star Robert Kazinsky as a series regular and new Fae love interest to Sookie.
Few other details are available on the sixth season of HBO's fang-banging hit, though it's known that 'True Blood' season 6 will take place over 10 episodes, down from the usual 12, largely to accommodate series star Anna Paquin's pregnancy with co-star Stephen Moyer.
You can check out Joe Manganiello letting loose in the first 'True Blood' season 6 trailer below, and tell us what you hope to see from the new episodes in the comments!


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Eureka! Australian Coffee
It's kind of funny. I gather that many of the Australian farms are starting to harvest now, or will be starting in a few weeks ... yet now seems to be the time that Australian coffee is cropping up everywhere. If this means that it's taking us the best part of a year to get coffee harvested and processed in our own country, I have to say that that's kind of pathetic. But you can't argue with the results. Read on!
Archimedes Was A Coffee Drinker. Apparently.
There's a little espresso bar and roastery on St George's Road called "Grower's Espresso." Unfortunately, I'm seldom, if ever in that neck of the woods, so it has been a while since I last tasted any of Mark and Sam's Eureka Coffee. Lucky for me that, like all serious coffee dudes, Mark likes to keep track of coffee happenings all around Melbourne, so a few weeks ago he stopped by my work on a coffee crawl and dropped some of his stuff off for me.
Eureka take the whole bean-to-cup thing literally; they roast a single origin grown on their family farm in Byron Bay. I don't know much more about it than that, but if you're interested you should check out their webpage as linked above.
The coffee itself seemed to have a split personality. It was not difficult to pour and always presented a relatively balanced shot. Whenever I ground the coffee, my grinder was filled with a rather special rose blossom type scent. Enter Jekyll and Hyde: half of the shots were balanced and eminently drinkable, but not especially memorable. Remarkably, the rose blossom scent translated directly into the cup in the other half of the shots. In fact, the whole experience had me perplexed enough that to make sure that I wasn't just spitting out exceptionally wanky tasting notes I actually dug down into the pantry and pulled out a bottle of rosewater to make sure it was actually the same scent. Perhaps this is a coffee that warrants some serious experimentation in terms of dose and temperature. One final note; I found that this coffee benefited greatly from being allowed to sit in a sealed bag for a week after roasting - at two or three days after roasting it displayed the classic symptoms of excessive acidity and ephemeral crema.
On your Marks ...
From Australian coffee from one Mark to Australian coffee from another Mark. Bin 549 is kicking butt and taking names on the Clover at BBB. Various people, including St Ali's Mark, have described it as having a "coffee cherry" flavour. Not having eaten a coffee cherry, I wouldn't know - I'll have to check out the Nez du Cafe kit again. I thought that it started off tasting of liquorice, then some sort of interesting flavour that I'm content to describe as "coffee cherry" emerged. Top stuff. I haven't tried it as espresso yet, but several people have recommended it.
I'll be keeping an eye on the new harvest Australian coffees to come ...
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