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Having problems with your Bissell 9500 ProHeat 2X CleanShot Upright Deep Cleaner, Red Berends Vacuum ?
Using too much solution AND leaving dirty streaks in my carpet
\015 I have used my cleaner 3 times the first two times were very small rooms and i was pleased, the 3rd time my living room and i had to refill the solution 4 times! (I have a very small living room) It also leaves dirty streaks. This thing is brand new so I shouldn't have to replace anything at all.\015
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The reason for it to use soloution is it may be set on heavy traffic. To fix this turn your knob labeled heavy,normal& light traffic and water rinse to either normal or light traffic. To fix the streaks when you pull the machine backward pull it super slow (you may have to do this a few times) if this dont work take it back
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Using too much solution AND leaving dirty streaks in my carpet
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My Bissell Proheat Turbo puts out too much water and cleaner and won't **** it back up like it should. Also when I use the attachments dirty water runs out the the hose when I am done. It's used a lot, I shampoo all the carpets about 2 times a month and I shampoo the funiture 1 time a month. I bought it about 3 months ago.
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My carpet was dirty in spots. after using my pro heat , the whole carpet is dirty. some of the dirty water came out at the sides and left blotches of dirt every where I pushed it. I am so disgusted. I've only used it 3 times and it's never been satisfactory.
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I have a Bissell Pro 2x carpet cleaner. The water heats properly as well as spraying the cleaning product. However, when I go to suction the water from the carpets, the 2 in 1 water tank bladder works properly but there is no dirty water outside the bladder. I have only used this carpet cleaner ~ 5 times and in the beginning I had to empty the suctioned water quite frequently as it was dirty and it could not not hold any more water. So I have done 1 room and all the dirt remains in the carpet
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The cleaner/water solution dispenses into the carpet, cleans it, pulls out the pet hair, but no dirty water goes into the dirty water reservoir! is all this dirty water going into my carpet?
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While using, steam stopped coming out in force at the port levels in the head. Suddenly started high pitch whining, pressed button just above connection site and end flew off with great force pouring water onto floor and carpet. Unplugged immediately for safety and unable to get it to deliver steam force again. Less than one year old and used only 8-10 times only in walk areas where there is no carpet with distilled water. Please, advise, cannot find booklet. Thanks So Much, Beverly Crumme
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Replaced the pump for a 9300 M Bissell Proheat 2x as the water solution was not releasing to the carpet. Once rehooked the lines the solution appears to be coming from the water tank and returning to the used tank and bypassing spraying on the carpet. How can I be sure the hoses are hooked up correctly?
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Do you have to use kirby cleaning solutions or can you use another form of carpet cleaner to clean and shampoo my carpet?
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Meet Tori Spelling's Pet Goat, Totes McGoat
What a zoo!
Tori Spelling and her adorable family went for a walk through Los Angeles Tuesday morning. While hubby Dean McDermott pushed Liam, 4, Stella, 3, and the dog in a wheelbarrow, Spelling carried 2-month-old baby Hattie and walked her fourth "kid" -- the family goat -- on a leash.
In an episode of Tori & Dean filmed before Spelling gave birth in October, McDermott surprised his pregnant wife with a second pet goat. Spelling, 38, was thrilled. "I believe that everyone does better with a playmate!"
PHOTOS: Hattie and more of 2011's cutest babies
The family's original goat, Totes McGoat, will likely benefit from having a friend of his own kind around the house. Last Christmas eve, perhaps feeling ignored amongst the holiday shuffle, Totes got a little out of line.
PHOTOS: Hollywood's pampered pets
"Totes McGoat got into the X-mas tree," Spelling tweeted on Dec. 24, 2010. "She ate two presents. We think from what's left they were books. Merry Christmas, goat!"
Spelling's many animals are treated well. She told E! News in May that the family's pet pig Hank is "pampered" and even sleeps in bed with her and McDermott.
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News & Upcoming Events
Fiddlesticks Farms 2017
Stump the Pastor
10:45 Traditional Service
Children 3 years – 6th grade
This Sunday, August 13, we will begin a new and exciting addition for kids during the 10:45 Traditional Worship Service called "Stump the Pastor!" Parents, with children 3 years – kindergarten, are invited to pick up their children from the ARK and take them to worship service with them. After the congregation recites the Apostles' Creed and sings the Gloria Patri, Steve will then invite all children to come forward to participate in Stump the Pastor.
From Pastor Steve: "Stump the Pastor is a time that kids will have the opportunity to interact with and learn from our pastors during Sunday worship. One of the children will have taken the Stump the Pastor bag home with them the previous week. They will put something in it (not alive or not something that used to be alive) for the next Sunday that the pastors will pull out of the bag and create a children's message from it. This is not only going to be fun for the kids, but for the whole congregation. If successful, all is well. If not, the pastor owes the child a dollar! Good times!"
After the Stump the Pastor, parents would then have the option to keep their children, (3 year olds – kindergarten) in worship with them or our nursery workers would take them back to our ARK. Children who are in 1st – 6th grade will return to sit with their parents. Please note: We will not have Stump the Pastor on Communion Sundays.
We understand that this may take some time to get used to, and we appreciate your patience as we begin this new addition to our worship. If you have any questions, please contact Mara Dolan.
- Stump the Pastor is for children ages 3 years – 6th grade.
- Parents with children 3 years – kindergarten have the option to take them to the worship service for Stump the Pastor.
- Nursery workers will be available to take children back to to the ARK after Stump the Pastor.
- There will not be Stump the Pastor on Communion Sundays.


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Do you store them like me and in a draw on their sides?
Yes I'm sorry to say but that's how I use to store them as I didn't have anywhere else to put them.
Well after seeing a few ideas on Pinterest I decided to give my nail polishes a proper home.
This nail polish holder was really simple to make and only took a weekend to rig up.
I'll share with you how.
All you need is:
- an old spice rack (I found mine at the local Salvos store for only $10)
- sandpaper
- paint in the colour of your choice (I bought white which I found for $2 at Bunnings in the rejects)
- washi tape
- a stencil, paints and paintbrushes
First off you need to give the spice rack a light sand and then a wipe down to get rid of any excess dust and dirt.
Next give the rack a coat of paint in your colour of choice and allow to dry. Once dry do a second coat to finish it off, then allow to dry.
Once fully dry, draw or use a stencil of the design you would like down the sides. I went for a wattle design as it was simple to trace on and paint.
I did 2 coats of the colours (I used acrylic paints) allowing drying time in-between each coat.
Once dry add your details across the front panels, I used washi tape as I'm not a confident free-hand drawer plus I can always peel it off and change the design.
Now introduce your nail polishes to their new home, I also put my perfumes on the top rack to help clear up more space on my dressing table.
That's it, so easy to do and it looks great.
Let me know what you think and if you make one send me a picture I'd love to see it.


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Originally posted by 49erfanSince81:I know it's time for it to go, but I'm not looking forward to moving to a new stadium, which will have absolutely no atmosphere on TV (none of the new ones do). I will miss getting a look at the light hitting the fog in night games on punts and kickoffs.
I also roll my eyes at the likes of Joe Montana whining about the field being wet in December and January. The rain/wet field was our only introduction to actual elements in pro football. It doesn't get very cold in San Francisco in the winter, doesn't snow. The only thing identifiable about that time of year, the late season/playoff time of year, is the rain and mud and slick field. Fans showing up in raincoats and the field turning into tufts of grass and mud, pissing off Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith. What's next, is Brett Favre going to whine about the snow at Lambeau?
In Santa Clara, it'll be perfect conditions, 24/7. Boring, uninspired, unidentifiable football games with no ambiance. Just another addition to the changing times, where the world turns into a thin, plastic iphone.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Slang A person regarded as blundering or inept.
- n. Slang A punch-drunk or second-rate prizefighter.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. A blundering or awkward person
- n. An inept prizefighter
- n. A bum (homeless person)
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. a second-rate prize fighter
- n. an awkward stupid person
Sorry, no etymologies found.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA @ This GOP pansy attempting to call Clinton a "stumblebum".
Think Progress » Perry: Anyone Who's Not A 'Rank Political Hack' Realizes That Bush Was A 'Very, Very Good President'
Cantrell is no stumblebum as Holston's running mate.
None of the girls could fathom that stumblebum Belva now.
This will be great fodder for those who say BP doesn't know what it's doing and is a stumblebum and everything has gone wrong.
As a foil for the ingenious Hardy Boys, he created two stumblebum local police officers, Chief Collig and Deputy Smuff, who dithered and blundered and misinterpreted clue after clue.
Why is it that an agency can hire a guy who is so good at one agency and turn him into a stumblebum in their own agency?
Just to name one example of stumblebum leadership, the Obama administration could have put the economy in a much better place simply by reading the Huffington Post columns of economists like Dean Baker and Robert Reich, who have a demonstrably better track record of prognostication then Larry Summers or Timothy Geightner.
Lee Stranahan: Obama's Double-Dip Disappointment Is Bad for Business
The hiring of Bruce Boudreau as coach in November seemed to transform this team from stumblebum to legitimate Eastern Conference contender.
Southeast preview: Capitals on the march after last season's finish
A simple plot revolves around how Foster, a kindly but not very bright stumblebum bookkeeper who has a side talent of writing songs, loves the glamorous and snooty older sister Inez, but eventually realizes the girl for him is the sassy younger sister Jeanie.
Well, maybe the filmmakers did run into him on the street but Edward Walsh was no stumblebum.


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Chris or Ed Lux, St. Louis, MO
I am just starting a search for my Lux family relatives. I know my dad, John Henry Lux lived in St. Louis pre-1940. He had a brother Ed or Edwin, and a brother Chris or Christian. We believe that his parents were Christian Lux and Louise Tiemann, but are not sure. Thank you for any information you can give me.


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SummaryWho Ya Gonna Call? LUIGI!
The GoodLuigi's Mansion finally allows Mario's little brother to step into the hero role and rescue his brother from evil ghosts, who have hidden inside a giant mansion. Luigi must rid the mansion of ghosts, stop the evil Boos who have escaped, and find clues to track down Mario. It's a pretty straight forward game, but it's fun.
The best part about Luigi's mansion is Luigi's Vacuum Cleaner Pack. Much like Mario's Water Pack in Super Mario Sunshine, Luigi needs to use his pack to solve his problems. In addition to sucking up ghosts and hard to reach items, Luigi can get special stones that equip his pack with elemental powers like Water, Fire, and Ice. Luigi can use his powers to attack special ghosts, solve element specific puzzles, and other things.
The mansion itself is a sight behold and is plenty big. Nearly every room contains something helpful and there are tons of things to uncover. Several rooms have secret passages which lead to other rooms or to a healthy jack pot of coins.
Luigi's mansion also provides a well balanced challenge. The game is rarely unfair and puzzles aren't stare-at-the-wall mind boggling. Ghosts are not easy to beat but at the same time not impossible. Its the right amount of challenge for both hardcore and casual gamers.
The BadLuigi's Mansion, though fun, is a little on the short side. When all the Boos escape from the basement, you have already explored 56% of the mansion. While the boss battles extend the game's life span, they are pretty simple and only add mere minutes to the gameplay. Most expert gamers will be able to beat the game in about a week, maybe a few days if they spend some dedicated time to it.
The mansion's layout can become pester some at times. Several rooms can't be accessed on the same floors as other rooms, which can make getting from place to place a bit hassle-some.


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Ben Sonnenberg: Sui Generis
The story of Benjamin Sonnenberg, who made the transition from imaginative, flamboyant, and sometimes designing press agent in the middle 1920s to counseling the rich and famous by the 1940s, is another saga of rags to riches in the Horatio Alger mold, a career similar to those of Edward L. Bernays and Carl Byoir.
Born in Brest Litovsk, Poland, in Old World poverty on July 12, 1901, and later reared as the son of a pushcart vendor on New York's impoverished Lower East Side, Sonnenberg died a millionaire on September 6, 1978. In between he was creator of New York's most fabulous mansion, a confidant of celebrities, and very much a celebrity in his own right.
In his colorful heyday, Sonnenberg was tagged "the era's master publicist," and by a French magazine as "the father of public relations." (Public relations, it seems, is a vocation born of many fathers.) In his book, Merchant Princes ( 1979), Leon Harris described him as "American's most successful and most colorful public relations man . . . [who] was paid enormous fees by corporations and by individuals because his advice was unorthodox." Everything about Ben Sonnenberg was unorthodox; truly he was sui generis in the history of this field. Yet the contrived aura and glitter he fabricated for his persona has faded. Many of today's oncoming generation of PR practitioners may not even recognize his name.
Unfortunately, the story of this extraordinary career can never be fully told. The Sonnenberg will, written December 7, 1977, when he was terminally ill with throat cancer, directed the executors of this estate to destroy all his files and papers. His decision to leave no trace of his life's work left his friends, associates, and scholars with a paradox: Why did such


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Boneham has been promoted from executive director, operations, to president and managing director, Ford India. He will report to John Parker, executive vice-president, Asia Pacific and Africa. He has taken the place of Arvind Mathew, who has also been promoted and will now be working in the global product development team based in Michigan.
Parker says, "Michael's significant experience with Ford's global manufacturing processes and operations will be invaluable as we expand our Ford India operations and further integrate our global production systems and processes."
Before coming to India, Boneham was posted at Ford's Bangkok office. He has around two decades of experience in the automobile industry, having launched new products for the company. He has also held a number of international positions at Ford.
Earlier this year, Ford India announced an investment of $500 million for its various operations in the country.


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Have you seen extensive banner advertisements hanging on the outside of a building? Then again, have you ever observed a building "wrapped" in an advertising banner?
These are a couple of the applications for mesh PVC banners. These banners are constructed from PVC mesh and then digitally printed with lettering and graphics. These are of a few faces of people, a landscape graphic illustration, event announcements or only a company logo. These banners are constructed of PVC mesh that permits airflow and light to course through to the regions behind it. When they are mounted on the outside of a building, they don't fundamentally restrict the view or the light that enters through the windows it covers. The light is filtered not blocked by the banner.
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I wouldn't at all be surprised if the final 3 were Patrice, Storm & Dilanna. The guys are mostly filler.
I wouldn't at all be surprised if the final 3 were Patrice, Storm & Dilanna. The guys are mostly filler.
She is my favorite so far. Her performance last week of Heart Shaped Box was straight up with no theatrics and I really like her voice (a little reminescent of Suzie Macneil). Can't wait to see what she does next - hope it will be a higher energy song/performance.
Patrice let loose on My Iron Lung. Her energy was where it should have been, and she sang with the right amount of rawness.
I love Patrice. She's my favorite overall singer/performer, although she's not right for this group. She's got an amazing voice (better even than Suzie M., IMO), and I like her understated stage presence.
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Wow I can't believe I haven't posted on here yet being as Patrice is in my favorites.
Her performance of "My Iron Lung" seems to have brought her a lot of friends. I like the dynamic that they can sing their own song to save themselves.
Out of all the contestants, Patrice is by far the dullest. Looks, voice, stage presence, pretty much everything about her I find unmemorable. It doesn't help that she's yet to sing a song I actually like. Surprisingly enough, I thought she sounded awesome during the vocal clinic when they were singing the song "What about love". Next week would be a perfect time for her to change it up and sing a tender rock ballad.
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I think Dave's comments really hurt her and influenced the voters which placed her in the bottom 3 twice. But after hearing My Iron Lung and her original song, she has a lot of depth and much to offer Supernova. Go Patrice !
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I would never have put her in the bottom 3 after her Iron Lung & Higher Ground performances, but there's something oddly off-putting about her stage persona. Can't quite put my finger on it - maybe she's just overshadowed by the stronger personalities around her.
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i think its her hair that bothers me. i find it distracting. instead of listening to her sing, i have flashbacks of 1997 chunky Spice Girl-esqe highlights
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I think a lot of the issue is other classes have stupid amounts of damage.. example is hunters, mages and especially warriors. Which over shadows other pvp specs.. which as a shadow priest.. I know the feeling..
I think a lot of the issue is other classes have stupid amounts of damage.. example is hunters, mages and especially warriors. Which over shadows other pvp specs.. which as a shadow priest.. I know the feeling..
I would like to see corruption removed from the spec and shadow bolt get its cast time lowered.
CW is not really an aoe anymore...it has a very small radius which can no longer be increased by MF. So unless you were talking about an RBG aoe grip > solar > 2xCW its probably not going to be a problem unless the other team stands on top of themselves which most competent teams don't. Though if they bumped ToC (which at high pve ilvls is really scaling poorly) I'd be okay with ignoring CW. Just right now demo has no real way to burst or pressure. CW at present isn't going to hit more than 1 person in realistic situations. Even a minecart dogpile though still that's what 30+ radius vs 5'ish but its still NOTHING compared to a warrior lolstorming does to a tighly packed crowd. CW outside of CD's is a joke...problem is its a joke with all CD's. Fixing the double crit vs 0 crit thing would just smooth the RNG out enough you could tune it to hurt to be legit burst but not be an aoe teamkiller.
This will be like a frost mage, that everybody is complaining about,
Maybe it would be better if SF would be buffed to be the go to burst spell (bigger cast time reduction but not into instant, like a 1 sec cast)?
Biggest Demo problem is the big difference between caster form and demo form damage and mastery scaling,
DS+Demon form is much much more damage the regular caster form, which just makes you do no pressure at all and then a sdm.
what's the problem?? . you have 2 other specs . when there is a finite list of items. one of them must be the last one.
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By how much is it the least represented PvP spec?
If it's 7% of the pool and #2 lowest is 8-9% of the pool, then that doesn't seem so serious (someone has to be last right?).
If however they are 5% of the pool and #2 lowest is 9% of the pool then there is an issue.
It is also worth taking into account how popular the other two specs are, if Affliction and Destruction are very strong (i.e.: popular), then the strength/popularity of the other specs could be more the issue than Demonology being underpowered.
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I really don't think a 2 min CD+all other avail CD stacking instant spell that is limited by charges hitting hard is at all out of line. Without the CD stacking CW would still hit for meh (much like a non CD stacked chaosbolt is trivial) nor is it spammable and ALL of it is still throttled by DF which is VERY slow/hard to build in pvp.
When you compare to how hard hunters, mages, etc all hit with ranged instant attacks I think the hypocrisy is in how pathetically little CW hits for presently....same deal with ToC.
When demo was "good" in MoP in pvp it was a VERY specific set of circumstances that made it situationally OP:
1. MF talent making a chaoswave hit most of a team - simply not possible in game anymore
2. 2 min CD stacked attack that not only relied on all CD's "swifty" style but sac'ing your pet and using demo rebirth after.
3. The sub 2% chance (about 1.5-1.6%'ish) chance at a double crit of both chaoswaves.
When ALL of those stars aligned and you had everything hit once per 2 mins you could do something OP. As a result the spec was broken beyond function with the evolutionary changes being to further PVP detriment (eg FF's dmg vs its mana cost when 75%+ dmg redux is factored in). When you compare what the successful pvp caster/ranged specs do over that same time period its evident demo's toolkit is severely lacking. The numbers of representation completely back up this position.
Demo has the same (if not better!) CC toolkit than the other specs, does its damage instantly for the most part, and has a strong anti melee defensive aspect. You would think these traits would make it successful in pvp but its not. Why?
Damage. The spec cannot do damage in pvp so it doesn't matter what its mechanics are. Doom can be dispelled nearly twice before it ticks once, DF is absurdly hard to come by, your crit chance in pvp gear even using it as a secondary stat is quite low, and the mana cost of its spells do not keep pace with pvp damage reduction meaning you literally do more damage to yourself. You lack burst to kill anything nor do you have pressure to "rot" a team like affliction.
If blizzard is so fast or eager to nerf chaosbolt damage versus players they could show an equal duty of care to demo's damage situation by making some of the changes outlined above. They would have 0 pve impact the same way the CB change is pve irrelevant. Why they don't is basically apathy.
I'd rather have the pre-demonic fury warlock. Especially because KJC would actually be useful if we had incinerate.


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Yeah! When in a beautiful romantic country experiencing things most people can only dream of, you should stay in your room and read guide books! And I am not going to be one to judge her or the others for it. We only have a very incomplete snap of the entire picture.
She embraces life and every experience it offers. Most of us are afraid to take risks. Maybe that is why we live vicariously through shows like this!


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University at Buffalo will offer 1,500 free tickets to area high schools for a November lecture by gay rights activist and author Judy Shepard, the mother of University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard, whose 1998 murder provoked the passage of national hate crime legislation.
Four University at Buffalo alumni will serve as co-chairs for the sixth annual UB Scholarship Gala, which will take place from 6-11 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, in the Edward Wright Practice Facility on the UB North Campus.
Researchers from three universities have partnered to create a new, high-tech tool for mapping changing plant patterns at Tuolumne Meadows, a mountain meadow in Yosemite National Park.
The Center for the Arts at the University at Buffalo will present Bela Fleck and the Flecktones on Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre in the Center for the Arts, UB North Campus. The concert is sponsored in part by Monaco's Violin Shop and Music Center.
Feminist philosopher, philosopher of mind and critic of religious faith Louise Antony, PhD, will present the University at Buffalo's 2011 Paul Kurtz Lecture on Oct. 20 at 4 p.m. in 120 Clemens Hall, UB North Campus.
A University at Buffalo expert on dioxin toxicology has just completed his service on the National Academies Institute of Medicine panel on Veterans and Agent Orange. Last week, the panel -- the Committee to Review the Health Effects in Vietnam Veterans of Exposure to Herbicides -- released its 2010 report.
University at Buffalo Police have arrested a UB student and charged him with vandalizing one of 330 wooden crosses placed on the North Campus by the student club, UB Students for Life.
The University at Buffalo Department of Theatre and Dance will present Henrik Ibsen's masterpiece Hedda Gabler from Wednesday, Oct. 26 through Sunday, Oct. 30. Performance times are Wednesday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre in the UB Center for the Arts, North Campus.
University at Buffalo Police are investigating a strong-arm robbery that occurred at approximately 6:05 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 9, at the entrance to Red Jacket Building #2, on the North Campus.
Buffalo Public Schools will join university and community partners at a news conference to announce a new $9.8 million national grant to support a community-wide effort to improve middle and high school science education.
A University at Buffalo microbiologist whose lab has been studying the human papilloma virus for years, says that parents should have their children vaccinated with Gardasil, the HPV vaccine.
A tiny piece of a critical receptor that fuels the brain and without which sentient beings cannot live has been discovered by University at Buffalo scientists as a promising new drug target for Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases. The research on the NMDA (N-methyl-D-aspartate) receptor was published online Oct. 11 in Nature Communications.
A University at Buffalo-led research team has established the presence of a dynamic Jahn-Teller effect in defective diamonds, a finding that will help advance the development of diamond-based systems in applications such as quantum information processing.
The Oct. 12 Martel Distinguished Critic Lecture by French architect Philippe Rahm, to have taken place at 5:30 p.m. in 301 Crosby Hall on the University at Buffalo South Campus, has been postponed and will be rescheduled at a date and time TBA. The lecture is sponsored by the UB School of Architecture and Planning.
The University at Buffalo Department of Theatre and Dance will present the world premiere production of It Goes Like It Goes, The Music of David Shire from Wednesday, Nov. 16 through Sunday, Nov. 20 in the Drama Theatre in the Center for the Arts, UB North Campus. Evening performances will be at 7:30 p.m. There will be matinee performances on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.
The University at Buffalo has been awarded funding to conduct important medical research in neuroscience and pediatric pharmacology as part of SUNY REACH, a collaborative research network of SUNY's four academic health centers and the College of Optometry.
A coalition of regional partners has received $9.8 million from the National Science Foundation to expand a promising, teacher-focused initiative that aims to change how science is taught in Buffalo Public Schools. The five-year program, led by the University at Buffalo, Buffalo Public Schools, Buffalo State College and the Buffalo Museum of Science, is called the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Partnership (ISEP).
The prospect of doing human clinical trials with stem cells to treat diseases like multiple sclerosis may be growing closer, say scientists at the University at Buffalo and the University at Rochester, who have developed a more precise way to isolate stem cells that will make myelin.
Kathleen A. Parks, senior research scientist at the University at Buffalo's Research Institute on Addictions, who studies women's substance use and associated victimization, recently received a grant from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism to continue her research on women's risks for sexual assault associated with heterosexual drinking situations.
The Center for the Arts at the University at Buffalo will present Ray Davies on Sunday, Nov. 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre in the Center for the Arts, North Campus.
Research in the field of geography has led to a better understanding of the pros and cons of corporate responsibility initiatives, according to a new paper on the topic by a University at Buffalo geographer, a corporate responsibility expert.
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The University at Buffalo Law School will host an international conference "Implementing Truth and Reconciliation: Comparative Lessons for Korea" on Monday, Oct. 24, bringing together experts from around the globe to reflect on national experiences of the Truth and Reconciliation Commissions.
A series of free bone density clinics is being provided to the public by the University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and Walgreens throughout October, National Pharmacists Month.
The University at Buffalo will host the 2011 Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW) national conference Oct. 20-23 on the UB North Campus. The conference theme is "Green Tech: Sustainable Cities in the 21st Century."
Sargur N. Srihari, director of the University at Buffalo's Center of Excellence in Document Analysis and Recognition (CEDAR) and SUNY Distinguished Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, has won the 2011 International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition (ICDAR) Outstanding Achievements award.
The director of the University at Buffalo's anti-bullying center will share her knowledge of promoting a bully-free school with fellow educators at a "Dignity for All" daylong conference on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at Michael's Banquet Facility, 4885 Southwestern Blvd., in Hamburg.
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The Center for the Arts at the University at Buffalo will present MacHomer on Saturday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre in the Center for the Arts, North Campus.
In a recent study conducted by scientists at the University at Buffalo's Research Institute on Addictions involving 154 heavy-drinking college students whose sexual behavior put them at risk for HIV infection and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), there were two expected findings and one surprise.
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A distinguished panel of judges is slated to sit on the bench for the final round of the 2011 Charles S. Desmond Moot Court Competition, the most prestigious appellate advocacy competition at the University at Buffalo Law School.
UB President Satish K. Tripathi issued a statement today regarding the death of Herbert Hauptman, Nobel laureate and a member of the National Academy of Sciences who was one of the most eminent and influential faculty members in UB's long history.
With the 2012 presidential campaign in full swing, President Obama's low approval rating and the struggling economy will be key indicators in the election outcome, according to University at Buffalo political scientist James E. Campbell.
A new University at Buffalo program, supported by more than $900,000 in federal funds, will help translate medical research on alcoholism and other addictions into the best treatments for addicted patients.
Gil I. Wolfe, MD, a leading authority on neuromuscular disorders at the University of Texas (UT) Southwestern Medical School, has been named the Irvin and Rosemary Smith Professor and Chair of the Department of Neurology in the University at Buffalo's School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
The Center for the Arts at the University at Buffalo will welcome The Temptations and The Four Tops on Sunday, Nov. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre in the Center for the Arts on the UB North Campus.
The Center for the Arts at University at Buffalo will present National Acrobats of the People's Republic of China on Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre in the Center for the Arts, UB North Campus.
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and Rochester native Philip Schultz will present the University at Buffalo's 2011 Oscar Silverman Reading on Friday, Nov. 18, at 8 p.m. in 250 Baird Hall on UB's North Campus.
Just when you thought you'd seen it all "visual poetry" flies onto the scene with everything from Pueblo Indian petroglyphs (circa 1350-1680), contemporary concrete poems, eye poems, typestracts (abstract typewriter art), poem-objects and media-savvy digital poems presented by a wide range of writer/artists working in many media.
The University at Buffalo School of Management's chapter of Beta Alpha Psi will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a cocktail reception and dinner on Nov. 12.
Acclaimed folklorist, documentary filmmaker and photographer Bruce Jackson will be honored at the 2011 Scholar Session presented by the University at Buffalo's Humanities Institute on Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. in the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.
If you live in the neighborhoods around the University at Buffalo's North Campus, you may be hearing shouts of "Trick or Eat" this Halloween. But these are not your typical trick-or-treaters looking for candy. Underneath the costume will be a UB student asking for a donation of non-perishable food.
David L. Katz, MD, founder and director of Yale University's Prevention Research Center, will discuss obesity and chronic diseases as part of the University at Buffalo's School of Public Health and Health Professions' 23rd J. Warren Perry Lecture to be held at 1:45 p.m. on Nov. 4 in Harriman Hall on UB's South Campus.
The University at Buffalo School of Management's Executive MBA (EMBA) program has been ranked as one of best in the world by the Financial Times.
Journalist David Bornstein, an internationally acclaimed specialist in social innovation, will be the keynote speaker for the University of Buffalo's annual celebration of International Education Week Nov. 14-18.
An international research team led by the University at Buffalo has shown that large energy fluctuations can rile even a "relaxed" system, raising questions about how energy might travel through structures ranging from the ocean to DNA. The research appeared online Oct. 21 in Physical Review E.
University at Buffalo Associate Professor of Psychology Jamie M. Ostrov's work on understanding the development of bullying behavior in pre-school children has won him some influential admirers and boosters: Big Bird and his furry friends.
Families in Western New York and southern Ontario who are affected by Alzheimer's disease and related disorders now have a comprehensive new resource: the University at Buffalo's Alzheimer's Disease and Memory Disorders Center, the first in the region.
University at Buffalo senior Kristina Blank -- described by her university advisers as "an example of what we hope a UB student should and could be" -- has won the highly selective State University of New York Association of Council Members and College Trustees Excellence and Student Initiative Scholarship.
If you live in the neighborhoods around the University at Buffalo's North Campus, you may be hearing shouts of "Trick or Eat" on Halloween. But these are not your typical trick-or-treaters looking for candy. Underneath the costume will be a UB student asking for a donation of non-perishable food.
The University at Buffalo's New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences is hosting the 2011 Technology-Based Economic Development (TBED) Conference.
Members of the public will join University at Buffalo students, staff and faculty on the UB North Campus on Sunday (Oct. 23) to plant dozens of trees adjacent to the Solar Strand, the massive solar array under construction along Flint Road.
Hundreds of architectural and history enthusiasts will experience the haunting majesty of Buffalo's mammoth grain elevators during an afternoon tour on Friday, Oct. 21, beginning in downtown Buffalo, giving electronic and print journalists rare access to some of Buffalo's signature architectural monuments.
Local company Ladybug Teknologies will host a party on Friday, Oct. 21 to launch the SipSmart Network, a system of breathalyzer kiosks that enables bar patrons to stay safe by checking their level of intoxication before they drive. The firm's U.S. headquarters is in the University at Buffalo Technology Incubator.
Popular actor, author and advocate for Parkinson's disease research Michael J. Fox will present the University at Buffalo's Distinguished Speakers Series lecture at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 19, in Alumni Arena on the UB North Campus.
Faculty in the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences will discuss "New Directions in Parkinson's Research" on Oct. 19 from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. in the Center for the Arts Screening Room on the UB North Campus.
A session on emerging energy companies at this week's Advanced Energy 2011 conference will feature a University at Buffalo inventor: Vladimir Mitin, who is looking to commercialize a new and highly efficient solar cell technology that he developed through his research. The session will take place Thursday (Oct. 13) at 9 a.m. in the Niagara Room of the Hyatt Regency Buffalo at 2 Fountain Plaza in Buffalo, starting with a welcome and introduction from UB Vice President of Research Alex Cartwright.
As part of a joint effort between the University at Buffalo and the City of Buffalo to improve housing conditions in the neighborhood around Minnesota and Lisbon avenues, building inspectors will be visiting homes on those streets on the afternoon of Saturday, Oct. 8.
The University at Buffalo's Native American Center for Wellness Research will hold a fundraiser to raise money for students active in the Native American communities during its Wolf-Fire Scholarship Fall Feast & Fundraiser at 6:30 p.m. today, Oct. 7, in UB's Center for the Arts on the North Campus.
"Finding a New Foundation for Justice in China," a talk by Flora Sapio, PhD, a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Rights and Justice, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and an expert in Chinese criminal law, will be presented at the University at Buffalo on Oct. 7 from noon to 1:30 p.m.
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Originally posted by purplemer
Syria is in the midsts of a regime change sponsored by the west
Yes because no one in Syria wants regime change.
Originally posted by QQXXw
reply to post by EarthCitizen07
The world elite do not need nuclear weapons. It is far easier to kill people off with poisoned food and water and soft sterilization (reduced sperm counts which are a FACT) as well as bio weapon. The truth is we are being killed off right now but we are doing nothing about it.
Originally posted by purplemer
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Putin is likely itching for this conflict as much as the US/UK.
No he is trying to stop a conflict. Syria is in the midsts of a regime change sponsored by the west
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
These arms look more like tools to stop an invasion rather than domestic rebels
Originally posted by detachedindividual
Like you, I am always suspicious. But I would rather trust the people on the ground who are independently reporting that they are being attacked by Assad.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
When I see footage of a mother screaming that Assad killed her children with mortar fire, I believe her over and above any sick media with a biased opinion.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
The idea often raised on here that somehow an entire nation is being controlled by the CIA is, frankly, ridiculous!
Originally posted by detachedindividual
There are no doubt going to be national players in there somewhere, just as Russia is openly in there and playing their games too. This is about influencing something to go your way. But the resources needed for some massive operation like that are not in existence.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
And even though there are outside players in there, it doesn't mean that Assad is not a crazy despot murdering his own people.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
I hope we do stop this ship.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
Russia needs to be kicked in the ass one more time and reminded that they are not yet the global superpower.
Originally posted by detachedindividual
If they want to support a violent regime for their own benefit then they should expect to get slapped around the face for it.
Originally posted by fnpmitchreturns
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
These arms look more like tools to stop an invasion rather than domestic rebels
actually it is an invasion by western backed fighters..
Originally posted by stanguilles7
So I ask you, have you considered that perhaps this is all a big game tha6 Putin and the US play for ther own mutual and separate benefit?
Originally posted by CALGARIAN
BREAKING: US enlists Britain's help to stop ship 'carrying Russian attack helicopters' to Syria
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The US government has enlisted Britain's help in a bid to stop a ship suspected of carrying Russian attack helicopters and missiles to conflict-riven Syria, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal.
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
I find it sad that the middle east is turning more and more conservative in terms of non-secularism and america is supporting that when george bush himself kept saying we need to fight religious extremism via the "the war on teror" line.
Israel is as right wing as it gets. America is also very right wing. America supports right wing governments one way or another. And everyone still hates each other. wow. amazing. assad, gaddafhi, saddam as sunni's were actually milder than the shiite muslim governments that want islamic republics. And they all gone, gone...well almost.
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
I just hope the muslim brotherhood is not religious as some people hint to them being. I still have some hope and if that is what the people want then I guess we should tolerate that. I just don't a small minority government impossing its will over the majority.
Originally posted by clay2 baraka
Wait! Poland is involved in this now, too?..
I love when lazy media editors use stock photos.
Originally posted by victor7
Israel never wanted Mubarak to be out of power and Israel never wanted Gaddahfi to be out of power. US still went ahead with pressure of sorts including direct military action to remove the regimes in power in those two nations. Now is it upto on Syria and next will be Iran.
Originally posted by victor7
US is upto something on macro basis and long term in its policies. It has military confidence that if ground matters are taken care of then mere air power will help change the regimes. That is why we do not see any statements calling for peace from both the sides. All the blame is labelled on Assad in Syria. Backdoor instigation is in full swing.
Originally posted by victor7
I believe the long term goal is the encirclement of Russia. Once Iran regime is changed then Tehran will be the platform to create problems in Russia's southern region. At that point when Russia cracks down on the rioting population in those regions, Moscow will be labelled as Assad is being labelled today.
Originally posted by victor7
In the WWII if Japan had followed Nazi request to create war with Russia, then history would have been much different as Russians would have not been able to handle the second front in the east.
Originally posted by victor7
Russians know what is going on and need to do something to break this circle closing on them. They recognized this way back in 1993 when the word 'Encirclement' was shouted many times from Moscow. It is time for Russia to break away from the SALT treaties and arm itself 5x more with nukes and missiles able to reach anywhere on earth.
Originally posted by victor7
Worst case scenario, Russia will be on its own. Best case, it will have CSTO, China, India, North Korea for help.
Originally posted by victor7
It is time to water down some confidence in the west. By what means, that is the matter of military and political big wigs in Kremlin. Too much confidence leads to arrogance which leads to crimes on humanity


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Mountaineer Ups Jockeys' Insurance to $1 Million
Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort has increased its on-track catastrophic injury coverage for jockeys from $100,000 to $1 million through Dec. 17, 2006.
Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort has increased its on-track catastrophic injury coverage for jockeys from $100,000 to $1 million through Dec. 17, 2006.
Southern California Thoroughbred trainers waking up to workers' compensation insurance increases effective July 1 are planning to meet Tuesday at Hollywood Park to consider a possible boycott of the entry box to get the attention of track management and the state legislature.
California racing has "definitely turned a corner" on the workers' compensation insurance crisis, the leader of the state's trainer association said, but a reduction in premiums is at least a year away.
California Thoroughbred trainers who have not switched their workers' compensation insurance coverage to private carrier American International Group can do so March 1, but the broker who helped negotiate the industry's deal with the insurance giant doesn't think there'll be much, if any, response.
At least two prominent Southern California-based trainers are ready to move east over the state workers' compensation insurance crisis.
A new workers' compensation insurance program for California's backstretches went into effect Friday with the promise of bringing costs back to manageable levels.
California horsemen remain on the verge of finalizing a deal for lower workers' compensation insurance rates, but the program is unlikely to launch by the projected Nov. 15 starting date, the head of the state's trainer organization said Nov. 11.
Legislation allowing California horsemen to use a portion of the money generated from off-track wagering to help defray spiraling workers' compensation insurance costs has been signed into law by Gov. Gray Davis. It's one of several horse racing-related bills in the state approved this week.
The California Horse Racing Board Wednesday opened the door for tracks to pursue a workers' compensation insurance agreement that would bring relief to racing operations throughout the state.
California racing officials were unable to come to an agreement Monday on a formal proposal for a statewide workers' compensation insurance plan, but a representative for horse owners said progress was made following an afternoon-long session at Santa Anita.


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Beloit Rallies for Wild Extra Inning Win
July 24, 2007 - Midwest League (MWL) - Great Lakes Loons News Release
BELOIT, WI - The Beloit Snappers scored six runs in the bottom half of the 12th inning to counter a five-run top half and defeat the Great Lakes Loons in a wild, 12-11 affair Tuesday afternoon. The four-hour, 19 minute game - the longest of the season for the Loons in both innings and time - was played before 1,807, many of whom left Pohlman Field long before the game's conclusion.
With the game tied 6-6, the Loons erupted for five runs in the top half of the 12th. Juan Apodaca gave the Loons their first lead since the eighth inning with a solo homer. Juan Rivera's single added another run. Matt Berezay followed with a two-run homerun. Then Tommy Giles belted his second homer of the game to give the Loons an 11-6 advantage.
By that point in the game, the Loons were out of available relief pitchers. James Peterson had been summoned in from right field to pitch in the 11th after David Pfeiffer experienced arm troubles after just 1/3 of an inning. Peterson struck out both men he faced in the 11th, but with a five-run lead, Peterson ran into control problems, surrendering back-to-back walks before a double to Chris Cates. After two more walks and a Wilson Ramos single, the Snappers pulled to within two with the bases loaded and no outs.
Peterson proceeded to strike out first-rounder Chris Parmalee before another bases loaded walk - this time to Matt Betsill - forced Loons manager Lance Parrish to summon in another position player, Adolfo Gonzalez, from the bullpen. With the bases loaded, the tying run on third and the winning run on second, Gonzalez surrendered a single to left by Eli Tintor, scoring the tying run. Berezay bobbled the ball in left field, allowing pinch runner Danny Santiesteban to score the winning run.
Clayton Kershaw started for the Loons and allowed two runs (one earned) in four innings striking out seven. He left with the Loons leading 5-2. He was one of seven Loons pitchers in the game, including position players Peterson and Gonzalez. Loons pitching walked 13 and struck out 15.
Eduardo Perez went 2-for-7 to extend his hitting streak to a Loons' record 16 games.
Rivera and Carlos Santana had four hits each to pace the Loons offense, which recorded a franchise-record 20 hits in the game.
The Loons have an off day Wednesday before beginning a four-game series in Appleton, WI, against the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. Game time Thursday is 8:05pm ET. Josh Wall (5-9, 4.19 ERA) will be opposed by Nolan Gallagher, making his Midwest League debut. The game will be broadcast on the flagship home of Loons Baseball, Thunder Country 100.9 WYLZ.
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82 mph into a curve
Still not clear why train was speeding
Published 11:21 pm, Monday, December 2, 2013
A commuter train that derailed over the weekend, killing four passengers, was hurtling at 82 mph as it entered a 30 mph curve, a federal investigator said Monday. But whether the wreck was the result of human error or brake trouble was unclear, he said.
Asked why the train was going so fast, National Transportation Safety Board member Earl Weener said: "That's the question we need to answer."
He would not disclose what the engineer operating the train had told investigators. Weener said investigators were examining the engineer's cellphone — apparently to determine whether he was distracted.
Weener said the information on the locomotive's speed was preliminary and extracted from the Metro-North train's two data recorders, taken from the wreckage after the Sunday morning accident in the Bronx.
He said the throttle went to idle six seconds before the derailed train came to a complete stop — "very late in the game" for a train going that fast — and the brakes were fully engaged five seconds before the train stopped.
Asked whether the tragedy was the result of human error or faulty brakes, Weener said: "The answer is, at this point in time, we can't tell."
He said investigators are not aware of any problems with the brakes during the nine stops the train made before the derailment.
As investigators mined the data recorders for information, workers righted the fallen cars along the curve, a bend so sharp that the speed limit during the approach drops from 70 mph to 30 mph.
It takes about a mile for a train going 70 mph to stop, according to Steve Ditmeyer, an adjunct professor of railway management at Michigan State University and a former official with the Federal Railroad Administration.
The engineer of the derailed train, William Rockefeller, was injured and "is totally traumatized by everything that has happened," said Anthony Bottalico, executive director of the rail employees union. He said Rockefeller, 46, was cooperating fully with investigators.
"He's a sincere human being with an impeccable record that I know of. He's diligent and competent," Bottalico said.
Rockefeller has been an engineer for about 11 years and a Metro-North employee for about 20, he said. While the train's seven cars and locomotive were gradually returned to their tracks Monday, the 26,000 weekday riders on the railroad's affected Hudson Line faced a complicated commute.
Many used shuttle buses and cars to get to work. But no major delays were reported during the early rush hour.
On Sunday, the train was about half full, with about 150 people aboard, when it ran off the rails around 7:20 a.m. while rounding a bend at which the Harlem and Hudson rivers meet. The lead car landed inches from the water. In addition to the four people killed, more than 60 were injured.
Many victims had been released from hospitals by Monday afternoon.
Seven were still in an intensive care unit at St. Barnabas Hospital, some with spinal injuries, emergency department director Dr. David Listman said. And two patients were reported in critical condition at New York-Presbyterian Hospital.
The injured included five police officers who were heading to work, according to Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and a 14-year-old boy who was taking a weekend ride with his father on the same train the youngster usually takes to school.
The train's assistant conductor, Maria Herbert, suffered an eye injury and a broken collarbone, Bottalico said.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on NBC's "Today" show that he thinks speed will turn out to be a factor in a crash he called "your worst nightmare."
The MTA identified the dead as Donna L. Smith, 54, of Newburgh; James G. Lovell, 58, of Cold Spring; James M. Ferrari, 59, of Montrose; and Ahn Kisook, 35, of Queens. Three of the dead were found outside the train; one was inside.
Lovell, an audio technician who had worked the "Today" show and other NBC programs, was traveling to Manhattan to work on the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, longtime friend Janet Barton said. The tree-lighting ceremony is Wednesday night.
"He always had a smile on his face and was quick to share a friendly greeting," "Today" executive producer Don Nash said in a message to staffers.
The derailment came amid a troubled year for Metro-North, and marked the first time in the railroad's 31-year history that a passenger was killed in an accident.
In May, a train derailed in Bridgeport, Conn., and was struck by a train coming in the opposite direction, injuring 73 passengers, two engineers and a conductor. In July, a freight train full of garbage derailed near the site of Sunday's wreck.


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Girl, I was rooting for you. That was until you came for Erykah Badu. But even after that, I'm still kinda rooting for you, because you speak your mind and don't give two flying f—ks about it.
Banks recently tweeted and deleted her dark skin Black girl woes, something a lot of women on her timeline confessed to having:
Whatever you may think about Banks, you can't say some of the stuff she tweets about isn't the truth. I'mma pray for her.
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This and That 03-02-2008
Published 6:00 pm, Saturday, March 1, 2008
Mothers of Preschoolers will offer free childcare by reservation for children who are not in school on Thursday from 9-11:30 a.m. in the lower auditorium at First Baptist Church.
Contact 296-6318 to make a reservation.
A love fund has been established at State National Bank for Tony Jones, husband of "Plainview's Egg Lady," Kayla. Jones was hospitalized for more than two weeks with double pneumonia and continues to require testing and treatment.
South Plains College Vocational Nursing program will have a pre-entrance exam at 8 a.m. Thursday at 1920 W. 24th St. Cost of the exam is $30, cash only. Participants need to bring their Social Security card and driver license.
Anyone interested in being in the LVN program next fall must complete and pass this exam.
For more information, contact Virginia at 296-9611, Ext. 4406.
First Thursday Family Reading Night will be from 6-7 p.m. Thursday at Unger Memorial Library. All children ages 4-8 are invited to wear their pajamas for bedtime stories. Community reader Frances Alvarez and junior readers John Paul Holloway and Emily Cunningham will read "Don't Be Late," "It's St. Patrick's Day" and "The Doorbell Rang."
All children will receive a free book and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Joe Sanders recently celebrated his 90th birthday and was joined by 28 family members, some from as far away as Maryland, Georgia and Arkansas.
THE MISS PLAINVIEW Pageant will be Saturday at the Ollie Liner Center for ages infant through 21 years. For more information, call Susan Ward at 729-5560 or 839-2304.
COMEDY DEFENSIVE Driving will be held March 24 and 25 at Wayland's Community Classroom. For more information or to register, call 291-3504.
CELEBRATE RECOVERY, a meeting for people recovering from alcohol, drugs, divorce, depression, the loss of a loved one, etc., is held at 7 p.m. every Friday at Dare to Believe Outreach Center, 113 E. 10th Street.
For more information, call 292-6540 or 293-5681.
CAKE DECORATING class, instructed by Etta Gilbert, will be held April 7, 14, 21 and 28 at Wayland's Community Classroom. Class space is limited. Registration deadline is March 17.
For more information or to register, call 291-3504.
Landon Thompson is featured as the lead guitarist for the alternative rock band, The Black and White Years, on their self-titled debut album. Produced by Jerry Harrison, former member of the Talking Heads, the album is on sale locally at Hastings.
Thompson is a 2001 PHS graduate and the son of Stephanie Thompson/Sweatt. He is the grandson of Ben and Pat Thompson and Sam and Lillian Thompson.
Applications for seniors interested in applying for local scholarships are available from Rob Knight or Chris Fortenberry in the PHS counselors office. Deadline for returning applications is 4 p.m. Friday.
A LOVE FUND has been set up for Jerry Alvis at Wells Fargo Bank for medical and funeral expenses.
LOCKNEY'S All-School Reunion meeting will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Main Street Church of Christ. Cards will be made to notify alumni of homecoming dates. All interested in helping are encouraged to attend.
PHS will dismiss for lunch from 12:15-1:15 p.m. Wednesday due to TAKS testing. Students, including freshmen, may leave campus for lunch. Lunch also will be served in the cafeteria during that time. All students must report to their sixth period class at 1:15 p.m.
EDMONSON Volunteer Fire Department will host a pancake supper from 6:30-9 p.m. March 25 at the Edmonson Community Building. All-you-can-eat plates are $7 for dine-in or carry-out.
PROVIDER'S PANTRY at Family Harvest Church, 1601 S. I-27, provides food boxes at a minimal cost. Orders can be placed at the beginning of the month to be received near the end of the month.
Menus may be picked up and orders made at the church or by calling Kim Switzenberg at 296-9264 or 296-5506.
HALE CENTER 2008 Chamber of Commerce banquet will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday at Aiken Elementary cafeteria. Program will be provided by area talent. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at Brown Pharmacy.
Nominations are being accepted for Citizen of the Year, Citizen Through the Years and Farm Family of the Year. Nominees need not be chamber members. For more information, call 839-2642.
THE FLAG PROGRAM sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Elks Lodge is accepting new participants. For a $30 donation, a flag will be placed outside a home or business on eight designated days throughout the year.
Anyone interested may call J. Pat Manning at 292-4914 or Kent Bearden at 296-7626.
PHS CLASS OF 1958 will have its 50th reunion in June. Anyone with information on the following classmates is asked to call Norma Bonds Spaulding at 296-7648 or 685-1450:
Don Carter, Jack Cayce, Pat Chesser, Richard Davis, Phillip Day, Estelle Edwards, Norma Ellis Fitch, Wanda Fowler, Lorene Crawley Grantham, Delphinia Whitson Hardin, Marylyn Holland, Jane Hubbard, Dan Jones, Neville Lewis King, Keith Lamb, Betty Graham Law, Gayle Rambin Martin, Garland McClure, Pat Scott McDaniel, Ronnie McGrew, Rosemary Miller, Darrell Newby, John Patterson, Joe Peters, Don Price, Donny Race, John Ray, Don Reece, Timmy Rexrode, J.P. Smith, Shryl Stanley, Glynda Holmes Steelman, Kim Williams, Marquisette Strand Williams.
APPLICATIONS for nominations for the Silver Star Cultural Arts Award are available at City Hall in the Main Street Coordinator's office, 901 Broadway; Street Real Estate, 3010 Olton Road; or by calling 685-8013. Deadline is March 15.
The award is given to an individual who has demonstrated extraordinary dedication to the arts in the community.
Free Science TAKS tutorials will be offered in Room 85 at Plainview High School from 6-8 p.m. Monday and Thursday nights. The Science TAKS retest is Friday for seniors and the Science TAKS test is May 1 for juniors.
For more information, call Leslie Richburg at 296-4051.
A new session of driver's ed will be held March 26 through May 14. The class meets every school day from 6:40-7:30 a.m. Cost is $200 with a $100 deposit due on sign up in the student accounting office.
THE MARCH Readers' Page will be published Wednesday. Readers are invited to submit original poetry, essays, features and photos to: Readers' Page, Box 1240, Plainview, TX 79072; bring them to The Herald at 820 Broadway; or e-mail to email@example.com. All submissions should include a name, town and daytime phone number.
All regular club meeting announcements appear daily in The Herald on the Lifestyles page under Community Calendar.
(To submit This and That items, contact Jessica Diaz at 806-296-1357 or firstname.lastname@example.com)