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Member of Queens Quiet Skies announced at Monday night's Community Board 7 meeting in Flushing that they are undertaking an initiative to help address noise issues with nearby LaGuardia Airport.
"It turns out that there has been an airspace redesign in the Northeast that nobody told us about," said Janet McEneany, president of the new organization and a member of neighboring Community Board 11
Queens Quiet Skies plans on working with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to discuss solutions to eliminating the recent increase in airplane noise. McEneany spoke about a meeting her group had with the FAA last month.
"We got them to commit to do something massive, which is to work with us under a written agreement," she said.
McEneany said the FAA has done this in numerous communities throughout the nation that deal with airport noise, however this is the first agreement of its kind in Queens, which is home to two of the nation's busiest airports.
Group member Robert Whitehair, a former pilot and former airport manager, also spoke at the board meeting.
He said the FAA has implemented a program known as "Next Gen," which uses GPS devices to track planes and allow pilots to see other aircraft around them. This allows for more frequent landings and take-offs.
While Next Gen provides a safer and more efficient system, it also comes with an increase in airplane traffic.
"The noise is getting worse," Whitehair said, "and it's probably going to get worse over the next few years unless we do something about it."
In the 1980s, Whitehair said he was part of a group in San Francisco that met regularly with the FAA to address the same issues facing Queens residents.
Given his experience with the FAA, Whitehair, who now lives in Douglaston, said that it will likely be a long fight for a solution, however it is attainable.
For example, he said in Los Angles the FAA agreed to alter flight patterns due to noise complaints from the community.
"It's not easy, but we do have the capability of working with the FAA to change the flight patterns,"Whitehair said.
The meetings are actually proving useful in addressing issues other than noise, said McEneany. For instance, LaGuardia Airport has been left behind in the technological department for years.
"There's a lot of things, it turns out, we do not have at our airport," she said. "Probably because we didn't know we should have them."
The group will hold a community meeting on May 2 at Bayside High School from 7 to 9 p.m. It will feature speakers addressing the issue of noise pollution in the area.


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Classic Photos from Mackinac Island
On Mackinac Island, miles out into the Straits of Mackinac, abandoned possessions are a problem. It's expensive and cumbersome to cart junk to the docks by horse and dray (no cars on this island, remember) and then ferry it to the mainland, so most of it goes to the island landfill or lives on in indefinite storage. The result is an intrinsic preservation that makes for rich archeological digs and a wealth of back-of-the-attic discoveries. Such was the case in 1969 when 4,500 glass plate negatives turned up in an old island building downtown.
The negatives are the work of photographer William H. Gardiner, who spent summers on the island around 1900. What we imagine Victorian Mackinac life was like closely resembles what Gardiner saw through his lens: resorters socializing on the Grand Hotel's porch, a sailing party, bikers resting along a wooded path. Here, excerpted from the largest printed collection to date of Gardiner's Mackinac work, Picturesque Mackinac, The Photographs of William H. Gardiner 1896-1915 (Steven Brisson, Mackinac State Historic Parks, 2005), are photographs of Mackinac's yesterday. The images chronicle the classic Mackinac experience – but on this island where even the relics are suspended in time, it's one that you can still immerse in today.
Tourists on the porch of Grand Hotel.
Members of the "Detroit G Club," 1902. Gardiner took photos of this group at several island locations. In other signs they identify themselves as the "Key Club." It is likely they were employees of the Grand Hotel.
Anglers on the beach of Haldimand Bay displaying their catch.

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KOOSKIA/KAMIAH — There are two tree lighting ceremonies this week. Kamiah Light Parade will be held on Friday, Dec. 6, at 6 p.m. They will have their children's flashlights parade with lighted floats, and the entrance of Santa's coming to town. This will also herald the end of the bidding on the wreaths and arrangements that were donated by local artist and craftsmen. If you haven't bid, do it now at the Central Idaho Agency on Main Street in Kamiah. The Kooskia Tree Lighting Ceremony and Jingle Bell Parade will be held this Friday. The parade will line up in the parking lot of the Kamiah Community Credit Union at 3:30 p.m. with the parade starting at 4 p.m. Free hot chocolate will be provided by the Kooskia Rebekahs following the parade. This will all be followed by the tree lighting ceremony. Both communities are sponsoring a sharing tree. Sign up soon, deadlines are coming.
Sunday, Dec. 15, at 11 a.m., The Valley View Church of the Nazarene at milepost 69.5, will present "A Night to Remember," a Christmas cantata for children. On Dec. 13 and 14, at 7 p.m., the Life Center on Highway 12, will host the children's Christmas musical, "King of the Jungle." Do go see these, and support the efforts of our local groups and organizations.
What's happening this week: Kamiah Senior Center serves meals on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, starting at noon. They have music on Monday and Friday at 11 a.m. Schedule a mammogram at the Kamiah Clinic, 935-2585.
Mammograms are by appointment and are done the second Wednesday of each month. The Recycle Center in Kooskia will be open Thursday from 3:30-5 p.m., or Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon at the Recycle Center just across the bridge near the old pole yard. Be sure to separate items. Kamiah Presbyterian Church will have their weekly meal starting at 11 a.m. on Thursday.
You still have time to cut your own Christmas tree. Permits are available at Harpster Store, Cloninger's in Kamiah and Tom Cat Sporting Goods in Kooskia. Limit three per family, check out all the "regs" before you cut. If you know or make news, give me a call.
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Jozef Vavrich is a real star and we get a treat in this video where Mirek Ceslar, Jan Mikulec, Radim Hajek and Walter Uwe decide to have some fun with him. It starts very well, with Jozef and Jan entering together and Jan explaining that he has a surprise for Jozef. He blindfolds his friend and sits him down. Then Radim, Walter and Mirek join them. Jozef reaches out to feel what is happening as the guys begin to touch him. His hands soon find that the guys are rock hard and he starts wanking Jan. Then his head is guided onto Walter's rock hard cock, for some sucking. Soon all the guys are naked and their cocks are ready for action. Jozef sucks on Walter and wanks Jan and Mirek. Soon Jozef's head is being guided on to all of those cocks in turn, sucking each one. As he continues his hot sucking Jozef feels Jan's mouth on his cock as well. But the guys have more in store for Jozef. They sit him, back to front, on a chair, with his ass sticking out. After spanking on that hot ass it is turned towards Jan's cock and he slips it in that tight hole. He fucks it hard and deep as Jozef continues to suck and wank on the other guys. Jan moves aside and the hunky Radim takes over. His cock plows into Jozef's eager hole, fucking him so deep. Then Radim pulls out and Jozef is turned around for Mirek to have a turn at fucking his hot hole. Mirek fucks him hard and then hands over to Walter for him to slam his big dick deep into that ass. He really pounds that ass hard and fast as Jozef continues to suck cock too. Next they move Jozef onto his back, through the chair and Mirek is back in the saddle pumping that ass. Jan takes over, his big cock slamming in and out of Jozef's hot hole. Jozef is still hot for cock and reaches out to wank the other dicks as well. After Mirek has another go at Jozef's willing hole Radim takes a turn. All the guys are so hard and horny, they cant get enough of that ass and keeping taking turns until Jozef, wanking his own hard dick, shoots he load all over his belly. Soon Mirek's fucking puts him over the edge and he pulls out and spurts his cum everywhere. Then he climbs up and presents his cock for Jozef to suck clean. Walter is next, he grabs Jozef's head and shoots his creamy cum all over his face. Radim is quick to follow suit with his cum. Jozef eagerly sucks on the spent cock to drain it completely. Then Jan steps up and dumps his load as well, with his cock also nicely cleaned off by Jozef's mouth. Well what a great time they all had, particularly Jozef who really got a great workout, enjoying every minute of it.
Karel Lumil is aged 19 and lives in Kninice. He is a student who enjoys fitness, kick-boxing and spending time with friends. Karel is a good looking guy, and does a nice interview. As he stands he looks like he has a good body. This is confirmed as a hand slides his tee-shirt upwards to reveal a very nice torso. The tee-shirt comes off and Karel's nice, big chest is displayed as his hands roam all over. Opening the belt on his jeans Karel slips a hand inside. Then pushing the waistband down he reveals his nice, thick cock. The jeans go lower and Karel takes hold of that hot cock and wanks it. When his cock is fully hard Karel proudly shows it off for us. It is supported by a big pair of balls too. Sitting down Karel removes the jeans and his shoes, then leans back and plays with his cock again. A helping hand arrives and begins to oil Karel's hot body. Lots more oil is squirted onto Karel and the hands rub it in, taking hold of that big cock and getting it nice and hard. The hands wank on that cock for a nice long time and then Karel lifts his legs to reveal his gorgeous ass. The cheeks are spread, showing Karel's tight little pucker hole. The hands oil the ass, teasing the hole and then Karel lowers his legs for a final wank of that hot cock, with more oil. He then moves to the shower to clean himself up. What a great looking guy. It would be good if we can get him to go further.
Today we have a lovely Bonus shoot with Xavi Brando. He is a really great looking guy who came in but wasn't ready to do a full nude shoot. But since he looked so good we wanted to make sure we could at least show him to you, so we did this little shoot instead. Xavi looks great as he stands and poses for the camera. When he lifts and then removes his tee-shirt things get even better. That handsome face supported by he massive chest. Xavi begins a series of poses, showing his biceps and chest off perfectly, as well as his abs. Then we are treated to more, as he loses the jeans, gives a flash of his ass and proceeds to flex those awesome thigh muscles. Xavi has an awesome build and really knows how to show it off. I do hope we are able to persuade him to come back and show even more. But in the meantime we have this beautiful little shoot to enjoy.
Otmar Had is aged 21 and lives in Prague. He works as a mechanic and a barman. In his spare time Otmar enjoys hockey and tennis. He is a very cute looking guy who gives us a wonderful stills shoot. Posing for the camera, at every step, Otmar slowly removes his clothes. We see a slim body and a lovely soft cock, supported on his balls. Fully naked Otmas poses on the bed, to ensure that we get to see every inch of him. He pays particular attention to showing off a very cute ass, with the cheeks well spread to show us the hole. Then as a finale he makes that cock nice and hard for us, standing up to show it off to full effect.


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Your Ticket to the Business of Sports
The Downtown Denver Partnership is hosting a sports business panel on Thursday, stating that the city "has been selected to host a growing number of national and international sporting events."
The panel will feature KieAnn Brownell of Denver Sports, Greg Carney of the Denver Broncos, Greg Feasel of the Colorado Rockies and Kurt Schwartzkopf of Kroenke Sports Enterprises.
The event is timely given the state of Colorado's pro sports franchises. KSE went through layoffs earlier this year, and has been pretty mum about its financial condition. The Broncos have declined to discuss how expensive suite sales are holding up in a teetering economy. The Rockies, to their credit, have acknowledged that season ticket sales are down from a year ago.
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- What is the Percent with a graduate or professional degree?
- What is the Population Count?
- What is the Population Density?
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- What is the Student Teacher Ratio?
- What is the Median Earnings?
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The college graduation rate of Richmond County, NY was 31.40% in 2016.
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State University of New York (SUNY) Campus Locations with Websites, Enrollment and Select Program Offeringsdata.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-07-17T20:52:02.000Z
Campuses which comprise the State University of New York (SUNY) System. Highlights information on Undergraduate and Graduate enrollment as well as some program area offerings.
State University of New York (SUNY) - NYS High School Attended by First Time Undergraduate Students: Beginning Fall 2010data.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-08-07T22:37:02.000Z
Report by NYS High School of the number of SUNY First Time Undergraduates entering in the Term, who reported attending that High School. The total number of First Time Undergraduates at SUNY from each High School is provided. The total is sub-divided by the SUNY Sector of the Institution the student is attending; Doctoral, Comprehensive, Technology and Community College. The report also provides a total count by NYS County, which is an aggregate of all the high schools in that County.
School Immunization Survey: Beginning 2012-13 School Yearhealth.data.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-10-12T13:52:14.000Z
The School Immunization Survey collects aggregate data from schools in New York State regarding the immunization status of all the students attending school. All schools, excluding New York City public schools, have reported the immunization status of all students in grades kindergarten through 12.
New York State School Aid: Beginning School Year 1996-97data.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-10-10T19:03:07.000Z
This data set includes school aid data beginning school year 1996-97 by county, school district, Basic Educational Data System (BEDS) code and aid category.
Student Weight Status Category Reporting Results: Beginning 2010health.data.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-03-22T20:15:07.000Z
The Student Weight Status Category Reporting System (SWSCR) collects weight status category data (underweight, healthy weight, overweight or obese, based on BMI-for-age percentile). The dataset includes separate estimates of the percent of students overweight, obese and overweight or obese for all reportable grades within the county and/or region and by grade groups (elementary and middle/high).
START-UP NY Tax-Free Area Locationsdata.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-08-07T22:51:09.000Z
Empire State Development (ESD) produces an annual report with a cumulative list of College and University Sponsors approved in the START-UP NY Program. The dataset displays the name of the Sponsor, the street address, city and county of the tax-free areas (TFA) designated by that college or university, square footage of each building space and acreage of each parcel of vacant land, the name of buildings designated and the START-UPNY website of the college.
New York State Career Centersdata.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-08-07T22:28:42.000Z
The Career Centers data set houses the Division's information for customers on all of the Career Centers across the state.
Lottery Aid to Education: Beginning 2002data.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-08-07T23:40:01.000Z
Aid to education provided by the New York Lottery by fiscal year, by county, by school district
All Payer Opioid-Related Facility Visits in New York State: Beginning 2010 (SPARCS)health.data.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-01-02T19:50:02.000Z
<b>Note: This dataset is no longer being updated. For continued updates related to this information, please visit: https://www.health.ny.gov/statistics/opioid/#i_one.</b> This dataset is a summary of inpatient discharges and outpatient visit data for opioid-related diagnosis. The data reflects selected diagnosis codes that include a range of poisonings by opiates, opium, heroin, methadone, and other related narcotics. Please refer to the data dictionary in the "About" section for information on the current data available.
Lead Testing in School Drinking Water Sampling and Results: Most Recently Reported Beginning 2016health.data.ny.gov | Last Updated 2018-10-19T08:35:27.000Z
This dataset shows the school water lead sampling and results information reported by each NYS public school and BOCES. It details the summary information on the samples taken, and the results returned from laboratory analyses. This will be updated on a continuing basis by each school. In accordance with legislation, the school districts have to sample their water for possible lead contamination and report the results to parents, the state Department of Health, and local government officials. The Lead Testing in School Drinking Water regulations may be found at this site: https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/LeadTestingRegs.pdf. To view the corresponding data set which lists all school buildings with lead free plumbing, click here https://health.data.ny.gov/Health/Lead-Testing-in-School-Drinking-Water-Buildings-wi/5hbp-c6bb. The data is self-reported by the schools in response to a Department of Health electronic survey, and transferred to Health Data NY as is without edits or redaction. Schools will update their information on an ongoing basis as their water sampling progresses and the laboratory analysis results are reported back to them. This dataset displays the most recently reported data by schools as and when the data is available. More information is available at the Department of Health website at http://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/water/drinking/lead/lead_testing_of_school_drinking_water.htm


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Salem wins
Martinez, Rodriguez lift Salem past LawrenceStaff Report
November 27. 2013 9:40PM
Jason Martinez and Josh Rodriguez each scored two first half touchdowns to lead Salem High to a 50-21 rout of Lawrence, Mass., in a Thanksgiving Day eve football contest Wednesday at Grant Field in Salem.
The Blue Devils, winless in 2012, closed out their season with a 4-6 record under first-year head coach Rob Pike.
Down 7-0, the Blue Devils scored the next 50 points. Salem tied the game on a 16-yard TD scamper from Rodriguez and took the lead on a six-yard run from Martinez, who had 201 rushing yards by halftime. Pike said he finished with 230 yards after playing one series in the second half.
Salem turned a close 15-7 game into a rout with three touchdowns over the final 1:46 of the first half. Rodriguez (13-yard run), Martinez (81-yard gallop) and Austin Homsey (5-yard catch) gave the hosts a 35-7 edge.
Doug Maroun and Solomon Ortiz each added a rushing score in the second half and teammates Bryce Haynes and Matt Ayotte each had an interception for Salem.
Seniors Colin Parnell and Anthony Depetrillo controlled the line of scrimmage for the Blue Devils.


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Federal officials are again warning consumers to use caution when buying or using self-propelled "hoverboards" after one of the devices is blamed for causing a deadly Pennsylvania fire that claimed the life of a toddler.
More than a year after federal authorities issued a recall for the popular skate-like board amid fire-safety worries, Pennsylvania authorities say a charging hoverboard sparked a fire on Friday, March 10, that engulfed the toddler's Harrisburg home in flames.
If the hoverboard is confirmed as the cause, it would be the first-ever fatality due to the board, said Scott Wolfson, communications director for the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
According to the Wolfson, more than 500,000 hoverboards made by 11 companies were recalled in 2016, warning that the products did not meet fire safety standards.
The CPSC has investigated more than 60 hoverboard fires since the fall of 2015.
Wolfson added that the Underwriter's Laboratory (UL) in Chicago has issued UL2272 which outlines guidelines for the board's batteries.
"We have put the manufacturers in the United States and in China on notice that if their boards don't meet UL2272 standards they should not be sold or imported," Wolfson said.
A full list of recalled devices is available on the CPSC website . The CPSC advises consumers who own a recalled hoverboard to stop using it and to ask the maker or retailer for a refund.
Research has revealed that the fires are most likely caused by lithium-ion battery packs in the self-balancing scooters/hoverboards that overheat, posing a risk of the products smoking, catching fire and/or exploding.
A hoverboard fire in Chappaqua last December has also been blamed on the battery pack, officials said.
Wolfson said the CPSC tells owners to only charge the boards in a space where they are visible at all times, to never charge overnight, and to keep a fire extinguisher and smoke alarm nearby.
"Not everyone responded to the recall," Wolfson said. "Even though it was an early 2016 announcement, we would still recommend that consumers check their hoverboards. If they haven't taken advantage of it yet, it's not too late."
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WATERLOO, Ontario – Hee Young Park and Angela Stanford both put up birdies on their first three tries at the 18th hole at Grey Silo Golf Course on Sunday.
Stanford finally blinked on the deciding playoff hole and Park kept her birdie streak alive for the victory at the Manulife Financial LPGA Classic.
Both players tied the LPGA Tour record for lowest total score at 26-under 258. It would take three playoff holes – all on the 471-yard, par-5 finishing hole – before Park ended the drama by hitting a short putt for her second career LPGA victory.
''When we started (the) final round, I just kept reminding (myself) this is just another round,'' Park said. ''It doesn't matter (if it's the) final round or a first round, keep it simple and just think about always (hitting) my target.''
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She hit the target when it counted, reaching the green in two on the deciding hole. Stanford, meanwhile, needed three shots to get on the back fringe and her long birdie putt ended up a few feet short.
Park hit her 45-foot eagle putt to within a few feet of the cup. She made the birdie, raised her fist in the air and later threw the ball into the grandstand surrounding the green.
The effort capped a remarkable week for the 26-year-old South Korean, who recorded a career-best 61 on the par-71 course a day earlier. Stanford closed with a 64, while Park, who had a one-shot lead on the American after three rounds, had a 65.
''If somebody would have told me you're going to shoot 64 today and not win, I would have thought they were crazy,'' Stanford said. ''So for me to shoot 64-64 on the weekend, you know, it's good for me but it's not a 'W,' so you play to win.''
Scotland's Catriona Matthew had a 66 and settled for third place at 23 under. South Korea's Inbee Park (68) finished well back at 16 under, ending her three-tournament winning streak.
Matthew made a move early in the round. She picked up her third straight birdie on No. 7 to move into first place, leaving Stanford and Park a shot behind.
The trio quickly moved ahead of the pack as they approached the turn.
Matthew birdied Nos. 11 and 12 but a bogey on the 15th hole snuffed her momentum. Stanford had seven birdies over a bogey-free round, while Park went on a tear with three birdies over her last four holes heading into No. 18.
That set the stage for a showdown that would last about an hour.
Sitting tied at 25 under after 71 holes, Stanford reached the green in two and two-putted for birdie. Park pushed her approach shot wide and hit a nice chip from beside the grandstand to within 4 feet before draining the birdie putt to force a playoff.
The players hopped into golf carts and returned to the tee to keep playing the hole until there was a winner.
Park had a chance for eagle on the first extra hole, hitting a beautiful approach that bounced once before settling 8 feet from the cup. She pushed her eagle putt wide and settled for birdie.
Stanford chipped on from beside the fringe and made a short putt for a birdie of her own.
On the second playoff hole, both players landed in the first cut beside the green. Stanford went first and chipped it within 3 feet and Park did the same before both players made their putts.
Stanford was unlucky on the third playoff hole as her tee shot found the rough and settled into a depression.
''By far the worst lie I had all week,'' she said.
She used a 4-wood to get out but didn't hit it cleanly, with the ball landing in a fairway bunker. Stanford did well to get it to the back fringe but with Park already lying two, Stanford needed to chip in to force play to continue.
When her ball settled a few feet from the hole, Park had the opportunity to get up and down for the victory and she took advantage.
''I did everything I could, it just wasn't enough,'' Stanford said.
Park earned $195,000 for the win. Stanford picked up $120,353 of the $1.3 million tournament purse with the runner-up finish.
Scores were low for all four rounds as players took advantage of wide fairways and greens that remained moist after heavy rain earlier in the week.
South Korea's Meena Lee (66) was fourth at 20 under and Karine Icher of France (63) was another shot back in fifth place. American Michelle Wie closed with a 66 to finish tied for 16th place but was still 11 strokes off the pace.
''It's pretty crazy that you shoot 15 under and you're not in the top 10, you know,'' Wie said. ''It's a birdie-fest out there.''


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Jacqueline Metal Cuff Sandals is rated out of 5 by 25.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Divaprincess from Super Cute! Super Cute and Sexy! I love the red color against the gold, really makes the shoes pop
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Kirs from So Sexy! This is a shoe that definitely fits different on different women based on various things. I have normal sized ankles and i'm usually a 10 1/2 and I got the 10 (since I heard they run big). The shoe fit me perfectly, I reshaped the cuff a little, but for the most part, it already fit nicely. I loved them so much, I bought the nude and black pair. First night I paired the black ones with a charcoal grey midi mock neck dress for a night out and the next morning, i paired the nude with nude floral shorts and a seamless racer back for a afternoon brunch with my friends. I received so many compliments on the shoe, from friends, men, everyone! This type of style is really in right now, but Bebe adds extra flair with the gold cuff. Although the shoe is beautiful, I'd always recommend trying it out and practicing in them at home. Everything doesn't work for everyone :)
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Mary725 from Sexy Shoes. I ordered the shoes in a size 8. I'm normally a 7.5 but they don't carry these in half sizes. They are a half size too big! I kept them just because I love the style of the shoe and you can't tell they are too big (the strap keeps your foot in the shoe. I wore them a wedding this weekend and I received many compliments. I must say they are cute but they are not sooo comfortable. If you plan on sitting than buy them, if not don't waste your $.
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Date published: 2013-08-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by LiynE728 from They look incredible on! The only issue was upon opening the collar part looked a little bent and I really don't want to try to correct it myself in case I make it look worse. Other than that, it is a very stylish, beautiful pair of heels and the height is perfect. Not too tall, not too short!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Loveranthony from I love these shoes! These shoes are perfect for me and they look don't look cheap. They can jazz up any outfit and are comfortable! The shoe runs big so you may have to get a smaller size. I'm usually a size 8 1/2 so I had to purchase a size 8. But overall Iove this shoe!
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Content courtesy ofBeneteau just launched the Barracuda 9, an entirely new model aimed at providing a unique blend of a safe offshore fishing boat coupled with a roomy and well equipped cruising boat. Built around the patented Air Step hull, the Barracuda 9 was designed to handle snotty conditions that the offshore fisherman or cruiser tends to find themselves in, and still get them back safely and comfortably. All while providing a fully enclosed wheelhouse and salon.
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Captain's Report by Capt. Steve
Mission Statement
According to Beneteau, the intent of the Barracuda 9 is to create a boat that can be used by avid anglers late into the season and in all kinds of weather. She's also a boat that can be a very capable cruiser for two people on a weekend retreat because she can go over 40 mph. A cruising couple can cruise long distances quickly and sleep aboard or ashore for an exciting nautical vacation. Her sea keeping qualities, great flexibility, and optimization of space make this boat truly unique.
Distinguishing Features
The Barracuda 9 has several distinguishing features. Let's go over some of them--•
Air Step hull.
We've seen this in our tests of other Beneteau models and found it to be an unqualified success. Air is injected under the hull from the topside (the only design that I know of that does that) reducing the drag of surface friction as the boat goes through the water. The Barracuda 9 pulls air from topside into two tubes that direct it to the keel where it is sucked by a vacuum under the boat. See our full video on Air Step here.
Forward tilting transom seating.
The cockpit is carried far back, almost to the engines. At first glance, it appears that this design will prevent the engines from being tilted of out the water, but the aft bench tilts forward into the cockpit and the engines then have room to come up. This allows maximum space in the cockpit when using the boat.•
Fully enclosed pilothouse.
Again, with a boat in this class and size range we would expect to see an open helm deck and t-top. The Barracuda 9 design allows for a fully enclosed wheelhouse/salon with glass everywhere.•
Opening doors both port and starboard.
Another feature usually seen only on much larger boats but without a doubt equally convenient here. I think this is a remarkable concept for this size boat and it makes single-handed docking on either side a snap for the skipper, to say nothing about working both sides of the boat when offshore fishing. When it is warm, simply open both doors for a cooling breeze. There are 12'' of clearance on each side of the pilothouse.•
Incredible versatility.
We can think of no other boat on the market in North America in this class and size that can be adopted to so many different purposes. The Barracuda 9's advantages for fishermen (and fisherwomen) are obvious. What may not be so apparent is her ability to be a high-speed cruising boat for a couple. She draws only 2' (.62 m).
Optional flying bridge.
It's a small flying bridge to be sure but it is there nonetheless. Access is from a vertical ladder on the port cabin side. Bench seating for two provides a commanding view. It reminds me a bit of the first flying bridge that Ernest Hemingway put on Pilar -- it was simply a wheel, engine controls and a chair on the roof of the cabin. This serves the same purpose, but it is done more artfully.•
Foldaway salon tables.
The salon can be used as a comfortable gathering area or quickly converted into a dining area for four. The arrangement reminds me of what you might see in a small private jet.
Performance Data
With an empty weight of 7,584 lbs (3,440 kg), 3/4 fuel, twin Yamaha four-strokes 225-hp engines and 5 people on board we had a test weight of 9,691 lbs (4,396 kg). The Yamahas were driving 19 x 15 propellers and we reached a top speed at 5200 rpm of 47.9 mph. At that speed we were burning 44.15 gph for range of 103 miles. Best cruise came in at 3500 rpm and 30.1 mph. That reduced the fuel burn to 17.55 gph which our test boat was able to maintain for five hours 24 min. and 163 miles while still maintaining a 10% reserve.
Clearly a major component of the design feature was to provide speed to the fishing grounds but we found ourselves asking if she was slightly overpowered. The Barracuda 9 seems to handle the mid range of the power curve much better and that was where I found my hand settling more often than not. At full throttle the trim tabs start to become a major factor in her cruising attitude as well. I would certainly like to test this boat with smaller engines to see if my gut feeling is confirmed.
The Barracuda 9 was designed for either single or twin outboard engine installations. Customers can choose from various brand and power configurations, but Beneteau recommends the following: single 300- or 350-hp; twin 150-, 200- or 225-hp.From a maneuverability standpoint, the twin installation seems to have the engines mounted fairly close together which lends itself more towards power than maneuverability in close quarters. However, my experience operating various models with the outboards just as close together showed that a practiced hand can still maneuver with precision and that holds true here. I had no problem maneuvering in the close confines of our dock and when the wind got a little too strong I did find myself giving a shot or two of bow thruster. Those boaters lacking the experience to competently maneuver around the dock with precision may want to opt for the addition of a bow thruster.
Features Walk-Through
She comes with a roomy cockpit.
Cockpit size matters and in this case it measures 8'2" by 1'3" (1.63 m x 2.5 m) for a total of 10.2 sq ft (.95 sq m). There are 4 rod holders and the gunwales can be ordered in plain or with solid wood covering boards.
For seating, there is a large triple-wide aft bench seat measuring 8'2" by 1'3" (2.5 m x .38 m) that tilts forward with the aid of gas struts to allow for the engines to tilt forward.
Options: more seats, a sink and rigging station, or storage?
At the forward end of the cockpit buyers can choose between three options. The standard configuration calls for a foldaway PVC cockpit bench seat, and this makes a great place to sit. The aft bench seat has an optional cockpit table that can reside in between the fore and aft facing bench seats for dining al fresco, cocktails and snacks.
Option #2:
A second choice allows for a console with sink and work surface mounted against the wheelhouse. This can be a bait prep counter, a place to clean fish, or maybe place to put out drinks and snacks when entertaining aboard. Put a charcoal grill in one of the rod holders and make burgers on the counter.
Option #3:
The third choice is a requirement for those opting for the generator, which is concealed in a cabinet with flat surface and drink holders.
The bow features a bench seat forward of the pilothouse and two options are available that might be high on the list for anyone purchasing the Barracuda 9 for cruising. First is a foredeck Bimini that quickly deploys over the entire bow. Second is a foredeck sunbathing kit, basically a hammock-style lounge, running from the bench seat to the bow.Clearly the bow area with its 30"-high (75 cm) bulwarks is a comfortable place to do some casting. Families with small children will like it because of the safety aspects. And the forward-facing bench seat is a thrilling place to sit when speeding along so long as the water is not too rough.
Easily manage ground tackle.
Fully forward the emphasis is on safety while handling the ground tackle. An optional windlass is secured to a teak platform with two stainless safety rails to either side. Further outboard are two hatches that lead to the rode storage locker. This space is large enough to hold two or three fenders. At the caprails are two stainless cleats, the first of six including two midship cleats, but missing from the equation is an additional cleat mounted forward of the windlass for securing the deployed anchor. Currently, this job will be left to the anchor windlass, which Beneteau says is a better solution and is much stronger than a cleat.
I think Beneteau did a good job of creating an excellent pilothouse while still allowing room for symmetrical side decks to both port and starboard. Let's start by taking a look at the aft bench seat where there is storage underneath. In the center is a 44.4 quart (42 L) optional refrigerator, and flip up tables to either side will turn the area into an impromptu dining area. The pilothouse lends itself well to accommodating four people, even while dining, with the captain and observer seats swiveled aft, and lowered, to face the tables. The pilothouse is surprisingly well finished out.
Looking forward to the helm and observer's position.
As we face forward in this enclosed cabin some additional features come into play. First are the two opening side doors to port and starboard. While this is a feature that is typically seen on much larger boats it is, without a doubt, a very convenient detail here. The starboard mounted helm has outstanding visibility.
An air of comfort.
There's little concern for greenhouse effect thanks to the benefit of the two opening side doors, and the opening overhead sunroof. Air conditioning is an option.
A well laid out helm station.
The helm station of the Barracuda 9 certainly has more high points going for it than low. In the high points category is the lack of clutter thanks to the dual (with twin engine installation) SmartCraft gauges to either side of the optional Lowrance 10"(25.4 cm) display. The engine controls are located on a molded quadrant to the starboard side and while the controls are mounted at a high angle, because they're digital their movement is smooth enough to still remain comfortable. I'm always happy to see the empty space above the helm being utilized for items that are only used occasionally such as the VHF, stereo, and control for the optional remote spotlight. There is a wood foot rest.For low points, all I can come up with is the fact that the electrical rocker switches cannot be seen easily from the standing position, but this is certainly not a deal breaker in my opinion.
Flying Bridge or Hardtop
The Barracuda 9 comes in two versions, one with a basic hardtop, and one with a flying bridge. This sort of flexibility is the hallmark of Beneteau and one of the many reasons why its boats are so popular.The flying bridge is accessed from a vertical ladder secured to the port side cabin bulkhead. (This reduces side deck clearance to 9'' (22.7 cm). It is a small flying bridge, but the fact that it exists at all is a qualified positive for the Barracuda 9. There is a double wide helm seat, and indeed two people are all that this flying bridge will accommodate both from a size, and load bearing standpoints. But do not let the size fool you. This upper helm station is as equally well equipped as the lower helm station with a separate Lowrance navigation display, digital engine controls, SmartCraft gauges, and trim tab controls.At first this small aft flying bridge might seem odd because its not commonly seen in boats of this type of boat in many parts of the world. But they are seen in Scandinavia and in arctic regions. Because it is so far aft it is dryer in sloppy conditions than it would be further forward. And remember -- the immortal Bertram 30 has a flying bridge that would only seat two people!
Forward Cabin
The forward cabin in the Barracuda 9 has much the same features as a basic cuddy-cabin style boat. While the cabin's size does not lend itself to extended voyages it's comfortable enough for a couple to spend the weekend away from home.
Headroom ranges from 5'10" (1.77 m) at the entry to 3'1" (.94 m) moving forward. The berth measures 6'3" (1.9 m) long. There is storage both under the berth and in the forepeak and an opening porthole is on the portside bulkhead.The enclosed wet-head is completely fiberglass lined and has 5'5" (1.65 m) of headroom. The toilet's holding tank has a capacity of 21 gallons (80 L) and an opening portlight allows for ventilation.
Beneteau has asked us not to publish the price of the Barracuda 9 since rigging and engine configurations greatly vary in price, and encourages boaters to contact their dealer. However, I can tell you that if you are familiar with the cost of a well-built 30' CC you will be delighted with her price.
The Barracuda 9 is, I think, a remarkable boat. In one respect she is like a big, offshore center console with a pilothouse. So if you've ever been caught out in the driving rain, or cancelled a fishing trip on the water because it was too cold, then you'll understand the advantages of this boat. I like her because she extends the boating season no matter where on earth she is used.
But how about the tropics and other places?
Because of her sun roof and two side doors she can generate a breeze in the cabin. Add a small generator and air condition the pilothouse and now you have a boat that is equally at home in the tropics. Truth be told, in places like the Med, in both the spring and fall a cabin boat is the only way to go boating in anything resembling comfort. Avid sportfishermen will want to add a fish box or two, a livewell, and rod storage as well as have the optional bait-prep station with sink. Tackle boxes can be stowed underneath. There is plenty of room on the hardtop to mount taco riggers and bolsters in the cockpit would also be a welcomed option.The Barracuda 9 reminds me a lot of the old cabin cruisers that were popular in the late 1940s and '50s, but of course up-dated for 21st century. Our granddads' boats didn't have a bow thruster, flying bridge, fold-down seats, high bulwarks in the bow or many of the other features that this vessel has, but they did have a cabin, a head and much of the utility of the Barracuda 9. For that reason, I think she is going to find wide acceptance for many purposes.
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DOVER — After pleading guilty to killing his girlfriend's 2-year-old son, a Somersworth man was sentenced to spend the next 30 yearsin prison.
Jared Pope, 30, who previously lived on High Street in Somersworth, was charged with second-degree murder for "recklessly" smothering Noah York, 2, with a blanket, rope, a sheet, a pillow and a 15-pound duffle bag "because the child was fussing" on June 14.
He was sentenced to serve 30 years to life in N.H. State Prison. He also must pay $4,055 in restitution plus an administrative fee, participate in counseling, education or treatment and have no contact with his girlfriend or her family, according to court records.
If Pope follows the stipulations for the next 20 years, five years of the sentence could be suspended. He was credited for the 163 days of pretrial confinement, according to court records.
Both the state and Pope agreed to waive sentence review as part of the deal.
The child, who weighed about 30 pounds, struggled to get free before succumbing to the restraints, records indicate. Afterward, Pope, who was watching York with his own 1-year-old son while his girlfriend was out, told authorities that the toddler was choking "on some meat or milk."
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Two dramatic late goals - including a flying header from goalkeeper Moises Munoz - sent the Liga MX final into extra time after Cruz Azul looked sure to win the title.
America came out flying, needing at least one goal after entering the game with a 1-0 deficit from the first leg. The Aguilas were pressuring Cruz Azul well, but a moment of individual skill changed the game. Pablo Barrera surged past two defenders, forcing Jesus Molina to drag him down. The referee determined Molina was the last man back and sent off the America defender in just the 14th minute.
Just five minutes later, it was another brilliant individual play that gave Cruz Azul the lead. The visitors struck with a lightning-quick break that sent Teo Gutierrez in, and the Colombian held off Aquivaldo Mosquera to fire a well-placed strike just inside the far corner.
Cruz Azul appeared to have the game sewn up, but a dramatic final few minutes sent the Estadio Azteca into raptures.
First, in the 88th minute, Mosquera got on the end of a lofted cross by Christian Bermúdez and headed inside the back post to put his team within one.
There was more drama to come. With just seconds left in injury time, America goalkeeper Moises Munoz, who was up for a corner kick, got a diving header on a cross. Cruz Azul midfielder Alejandro Castro stuck out a toe and made an absolutely vital and completely cruel deflection which took the ball over the diving Jesus Corona.
Liga MX doesn't use away goals, so the game headed to extra time, where neither team was able to score. The final went to penalties.
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I'll start this by saying I'm biased toward Jackson Hole--it is hands down one of my favorite mountains in the world to ride. And until now, it's never been because of anything anyone's built or added to the mountain, with the exception of the tram of course. It's been the mountain itself--the steep, challenging, cliff, chute, and gully-packed terrain that's responsible for shaping the big mountain freestyle riding of Travis Rice. It's a siren song that epic riders like Bryan Iguchi, Johan Olofsson, Jeremy Jones, and Kevin Jones have all answered to. And a resort that regular riders like myself hastily rearrange our priorities for when we get a last minute invite to come out and ride. The occasion this week was the grand opening of the new Burton Stash Parks--an addition that has improved upon perfection.
This is the sixth Burton Stash Park in the world, and the third in North America (the others are at Northstar-at-Tahoe & Killington), and there couldn't be a better fit. The five separate parks are spread out across the lower mountain. Jussi Oksanen, Travis Rice, and Bryan Iguchi worked with the park crew including Jackson's own terrain park manager Ranyan d'Arge and Burton's Stash-master Jeff Boliba. Crews worked all summer rearranging fallen trees and rock walls into naturally flowing rideable features. There are at least fifty different obstacles across the five parks, some of the more notable being the man-made triple pillow line in the Ashley Ridge park, the Dance Floor in the Campground park, and the Jussi roller coaster banked wallride to a fifteen-foot high wallride in Deer Flats park. Spread out across all these parks are natural rainbows, all different kinds of flat log slides, things to jump over and through and up and down all placed to work with the flow of the mountain. How awesome? Very.
Danny Davis, Stephan Maurer, Natasza Zurek and Gabi Viteri came out to break in the park. It snowed a foot the first day, so tram laps were the call for the morning, and then gondola laps through The Stash parks for the rest of the afternoon. The next day, the powder was still fresh in Jackson's epic sidecountry, where I did some laps with local legend Rob Kingwill leading the way. Then, when my legs couldn't hike another step, we watched the Burton crew and some of the Stash park crew slay the more challenging features in the Deer Flats park. The transition from riding upper mountain steeps to The Stash's flowing natural features is the best of both world's, and many would argue it is where snowboarding is headed. Freestyle riding in natural terrain like The Stash makes for all-time training grounds and an epic addition to Jackson's offerings.
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How romantic! Japanese computer peripheral maker I-O Data is teaming up with a confectionery maker named Maple House for a special campaign in which three lucky individuals will get chocolate that's shaped like a memory circuit board. Because additional memory looks delicious.
The boards are incredibly detailed and realistic — so much so that I-O Data is reminding people that you cannot put it in your computer! Each "Love Memory Board" is handmade, so it's impossible to mass produce them. Well, I guess it is possible, but it would be really freakin' hard!
The winners will be selected from shoppers on I-O Data's online site. The chocolate marks the company's 33rd year making memory components for computers.
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Sadly. the designer has clearly been taking advice from Mr Shaun William Ryder because the shorts are definitely a loose fit.
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Craft usually make good stuff, but despite excellent build quality their Performance Bike Bib Shorts have some major flaws.
At £70 the Performance Bikes are in a competitive price bracket, with dhb's Aeron range and Endura's FS260 Pro II shorts leading the pack. They certainly look the part, with angled leg panels, subtle changes in colour and a flashy, technical pad that's labelled up like a cow in a butcher's shop poster. Build quality is excellent, with flatlocked seams, tight stitching and a reflective logo on each leg.
Sadly the designer has clearly been taking advice from Mr Shaun William Ryder because the shorts are definitely a loose fit. The legs panels don't support at all and there are wrinkly bits around the seat area that just don't feel right. I like shorts that make me feel like I'm strapped into a go-faster technical garment. I don't really want them to feel like a pair of my mother's big pants. I tried a size L and they fitted well enough, it's the cut that's wrong.
For me it's the pad that really lets the shorts down though. With multiple sections of varying foam density it looks great but there's a huge snag. The middle line of the pad is very wide and made of the thinnest foam. As a result the whole pad folds in half while you're wearing the shorts giving a perma-wedgie that is incredibly annoying. It's worse off the bike, but even in the saddle it niggles, irritates and generally spoils the ride.
I could be charitable and suggest that it's just one of those things, and that they just don't suit my body shape but I've tried more than my fair share of shorts over the years and these are the only ones that I've had this problem with.
Despite the quality, these are destined to spend their days at the bottom of my drawer, only coming out when everything else is in the wash, which is a real pity.
Quality construction but poor performance and fit
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Make and model: Craft Performance Bike Bib Shorts
Size tested: Black, Large
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
Sad lack of marketing blurb on Craft's website.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Thin polyamide shell fabric with channel structure in the seat area for cooling, durability and moisture transport
Body control fabric with 4 way stretch
Ergonomically placed seams follow the anatomy of the moving body
Elastic leg endings with silicone print on the inside for a secure fit
Smooth and durable flat lock seams
Reflective prints for extra visibility
Craft Performance Pad
Inseam: 25cm, 10"
No grumbles about construction - these are a quality pair of shorts in that respect.
They lose points for the slightly baggy fit and that annoying pad.
Off the bike the constant pad wedgie is hugely annoying. On the bike it's still very irritating.
Quality is good, but performance doesn't justify this kind of money.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
Not so great. I won't be reaching for these in a hurry.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Build quality
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Constant wedgie from the folding pad and the loose cut.
Did you enjoy using the product? No
Would you consider buying the product? No
Would you recommend the product to a friend? No
Anything further to say about the product in conclusion?
Quality shorts let down by awful pad and baggy cut.
About the tester
Age: 42 Height: 5' 8 Weight: er....85kg
I usually ride: Kona Dew Drop, Dawes Century SE, Carlton Corsa My best bike is: Guess SC1 scandium
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, general fitness riding, fixed/singlespeed, Audax and long distance solo rides


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Physician-assisted suicide must be prohibited for people with intellectual disability (ID)1 due to the inherent risk of undue influence.
Physician-assisted suicide occurs when a physician provides a medical means for death, usually a prescription for a lethal amount of medication that the patient takes on his or her own2. As the nation, individual states, and various interest groups consider the adoption of physician-assisted suicide policies, it is essential that people with ID have their rights and interests protected. Historical ignorance, prejudice, and discrimination against people with ID continue. Education of policy makers and society at large is critical.
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2 Physician-assisted suicide: Occurs when a physician provides a medical means for death, usually a prescription for a lethal amount of medication that the patient takes on his or her own. (In euthanasia, the physician directly and intentionally administers a substance to cause death.) (Ethics Manual, American College of Physicians, 2012). The American College of Physicians does not support legalization of physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia. "After much consideration, the College concluded that making physician-assisted suicide legal raised serious ethical, clinical, and social concerns and that the practice might undermine patient trust; distract from reform in end-of-life care; and be used in vulnerable patients, including those who are poor, are disabled [sic], or are unable to speak for themselves or minority groups who have experienced discrimination." The American Medical Association also opposes physician assisted suicide: "allowing physicians to participate in assisted suicide would cause more harm than good. Physician-assisted suicide is fundamentally incompatible with the physician's role as healer, would be difficult or impossible to control, and would pose serious societal risks." (Code of Ethics, American Medical Association, 1996). As of March of 2012, only two states, Oregon and Washington, specifically authorize physicians, in limited circumstances, to assist suicide. These states, however, do not allow for the practice to be used in situations where the person choosing to commit suicide lacks mental competence.
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1982-1986 BS (Zoology) Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
1986-1990 MD Louisiana State University School of Medicine, New Orleans, Louisiana
1990-1993 Internship and Residency (Internal Medicine), University of Alabama-Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama
1993-1994 Chief Medical Resident, University of Alabama-Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama
1994-1998 Fellowship (Pulmonary/Critical Care), University of Colorado, Denver, Colorado
Board Certification:
Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine, 1994, Recertified 2004
Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Diseases, 1996, Recertified 2004
Diplomat, American Board of Internal Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, 1997, Recertified 2009
Colorado State Medical License
Interstitial Lung Disease
Granulomatous Lung Disease
HIV disease
Pulmonary Clinic
Clinic Location:
University of Colorado Hospital
12605 E 16th Ave.
Aurora, CO 80045
Clinic Days:
Tuesday Afternoons
Appointment Contact:
For more information please see Dr. Fontenot's profile at CUDoctors.com.
The interests of the laboratory are diverse, but mainly center on the role of T cells in the development of lung disease. In particular, the laboratory is interested in determining the mechanism by which CD4+ T cells recognize the beryllium antigen in the context of HLA-DP2. We have recently determined the structure of HLA-DP2 and this structure defines a potential beryllium binding site. The immunologic mechanisms involved in the progression from beryllium sensitization and disease as well as the development of biomarkers that could potentially detect this progression in the absence of invasive procedures is also a major interest.
We are also interested in the alterations in the lung microbiome that characterize the lung in different stages of HIV disease and whether a broadened microbiome could contribute to the early onset of lung disease in HIV-infected patients.
Research Team:
Michael Falta, PhD
Doug Mack, PhD
Allison Martin, BS
Phil Simonian, MD
Amy McKee, PhD
Alex Tinega, MSc
Angela Mitchell
Eric Logue
Fontenot AP, Keizer TS, McCleskey M, Mack DG, Meza-Romero R, Chou YK, Vandenbark AA, Scott B, and Burrows GG. Recombinant HLA-DP2 binds beryllium and tolerizes beryllium-specific pathogenic T cells. J. Immunol. 2006; 177:3874-3883.
Simonian PL, Roark CL, Diaz del Valle F, Palmer BE, Douglas I, Ikuta K, Born WK, O'Brien RL, and Fontenot AP. Role of γδ T cells in the recruitment of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells to lung and subsequent pulmonary fibrosis. J. Immunol. 2006; 177:4436-4443.
Mack CL, Tucker RM, Lu BR, Sokol RJ, Fontenot AP, Ueno Y, and Gill RG. Cellular and humoral autoimmunity directed at bile duct epithelia in murine biliary atresia. Hepatology 2006; 44:1231-1239.
Sawyer RT, Fontenot AP, Barnes TA, Parsons CE, Tooker BC, Maier LA, Gillespie MM, Gottschall EB, Silveira L, Hagman J, and Newman LS. Beryllium-induced TNF-α production is transcriptionally-dependent in chronic beryllium disease. Am. J. Respir. Cell Mol. Biol. 2007; 36:191-200.
Mack CL, Falta MT, Sullivan AK, Karrar F, Freed BM, Sokol RJ, and Fontenot AP. Oligoclonal expansions of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells in the liver and bile duct of biliary atresia patients. Gastroenterology 2007; 133:278-287.
Palmer BE, Mack DG, Martin AK, Maier LA, and Fontenot AP. CD57 expression correlates with alveolitis severity in subjects with beryllium-induced disease. J. Allergy Clin. Immunol. 2007; 120:184-191.
D'Souza M, Fontenot AP, Mack DG, Lozupone CA, Dillon S, Meditz A, Wilson CC, Connick E, and Palmer BE. Programmed death 1 expression on HIV-specific CD4+ T cells is driven by HIV replication and is associated with T cell dysfunction. J. Immunol. 2007; 179:1979-1987.
Palmer BE, Mack DG, Martin AK, Gillespie, M, Mroz MM, Maier LA, and Fontenot AP. Up-regulation of programmed death-1 expression on beryllium-specific CD4+ T cells in chronic beryllium disease. J. Immunol. 2008; 180:2704-2712.
Roark CL, Simonian PL, Fontenot AP, Born WK, and O'Brien RL. γδ T cells: an important source of IL-17. Curr. Opin. Immunol. 2008; 20:353-357.
Mack DG, Martin AK, Palmer BE, Maier LA, Watts TH, and Fontenot AP. 4-1BB enhances proliferation of beryllium-specific T cells in the lung of subjects with chronic beryllium disease. J. Immunol. 2008; 181:4381-4388.
Fontenot AP and Amicosante M. Metal-induced diffuse lung disease. Sem. Respir. Crit. Care. 2008; 29:662-669.
Simonian PL, Roark CL, Lanham AL, Born WK, O'Brien RL, and Fontenot AP. Th17 Polarized Immune Response in a Murine Model of Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis and Lung Fibrosis. J. Immunol. 2009; 182:657-665.
Simonian PL, Roark CL, Lanham AL, Born WK, O'Brien RL, and Fontenot AP. IL-17A expressing γδ T cells promote bacterial clearance in a murine model of hypersensitivity pneumonitis. J. Immunol. 2009; 182:6540-6549.
Kassu A, D'Souza M, O'Connor BP, Kelly E, Akkina R, Fontenot AP, and Palmer BE. Decreased 4-1BB expression on HIV-specific CD4+ T cells is associated with sustained viral replication and reduced IL-2 production. Clin. Immunol. 2009; 132:234-245.
Mack DG, Martin AK, Palmer BE, Maier LA, and Fontenot AP. CD27 expression on CD4+ T cells differentiates effector from regulatory T cell subsets in the lung. J. Immunol. 2009; 182:7317-7324.
Simonian PL, Roark CL, Born WK, O'Brien RL, and Fontenot AP. γδ T cells and Th17 cytokines in hypersensitivity pneumonitis and lung fibrosis. Transl. Res. 2009; 154:222-227.
Born WK, Roark CL, Jin N, Wands JM, Aydintung K, Huang Y, Hahn YS, Simonian PL, Fontenot AP, O'Brien RL. Role of γδ T cells in lung inflammation. Open Immunol. J. 2009; 2:143-150.
Dai S, Murphy GA, Crawford F, Mack DG, Marrack P, Kappler JW, and Fontenot AP. Crystal structure of HLA-DP2:implications for chronic beryllium disease. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U S A In press.
Mack DG, Lanham AM, Falta MT, Palmer BE, Maier LA, and Fontenot AP. Deficient and dysfunctional regulatory T cells in the lungs of chronic beryllium disease subjects. Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med. In press.
Recent Book Chapters:
Fontenot AP, Schwarz MI. Immunologic Lung Disease. In: Clinical Immunology: Practices and Principles. (Rich RR, Shearer WT, Fleisher TA, Schroeder HW, Weyand CM, Frew AJ, eds) 3rd Edition, Elsevier. 2008: 1053-1071.
Fontenot AP, Newman LS, and Maier LA. Beryllium Disease. In: Interstitial Lung Disease. (Schwarz MI, King TE, Jr. eds) 5th Edition, B.C. Becker. In Press.
Falta MT, Fontenot AP. Antigen Processing and Presentation. In: Comprehensive Toxicology (McQueen CA, ed) 2nd Edition, Elsevier. In Press.
Fontenot AP, Simonian PL. Immune Recognition and Responses. In: Textbook of Respiratory Medicine.(Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, King TE, Schraufnagel D, Martin TR, Murray JF, Nadel JA, eds) 5th Edition, Elsevier. In Press.
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WORCESTER � The mutual aid agreement being signed by local police departments with Worcester police is being called a positive move by law enforcement personnel, who note it protects officers doing business at hospitals and courts in the city and cleans up a jurisdictional issue involving motor vehicle stops.
The lack of a mutual aid agreement with area police departments came to a head earlier this year when Worcester police sought federal funds for a bomb-detection dog. The Central Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association didn't back the funds because there wasn't a mutual aid agreement in place among Worcester and neighboring communities.
Worcester police eventually received the money and the dog. Now a handful of local police departments have signed a mutual aid agreement with Worcester police. The agreement was developed over the past three weeks or so with Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association's lawyers working with the city.
As of Wednesday afternoon the communities that have signed the agreement are: Charlton, Winchendon, Marlboro, West Boylston, Webster, Berlin and Hopedale.
Police Chief Gary J. Gemme's concern during past discussions over a mutual aid agreement has been the desire of other police departments for their officers to have full police powers within city limits. The chief said earlier proposed agreements would also have given Worcester officers the same powers in cooperating communities, and he was against both provisions.
The mutual agreement now being signed does not grant full inter-community police powers. Chief Gemme said it is the same type of agreement his department proposed during the bomb-detection dog issue.
"It is a limited agreement that addresses the major concerns that the Central Mass Chiefs had," Chief Gemme said. "When you look at this, the big one is the pursuit of a vehicle from one jurisdiction into other jurisdiction. It makes a lot of sense to have this type of written agreement so there aren't issues in court where the stop isn't valid."
Chief Gemme said area chiefs were also concerned about their officers being stationed at Worcester courthouses or the city hospitals, where they had no police powers.
Officers for departments signing the agreement will now have police powers while taking a prisoner to a hospital or courthouse in Worcester and will legally be able to act if, for example, a prisoner tries to escape. Before the agreement, out-of-town officers had no power within the city limits no matter where they were.
On-duty officers for the departments signing the agreement can also stop a car in the city if a motor vehicle infraction occurs in their community and the driver crosses into Worcester.
A state Supreme Judicial Court case made mutual aid agreements between communities necessary. The 1988 case involved a Natick police officer who followed a car into Framingham. The motorist was arrested for drunken driving and a judge later suppressed the evidence supporting that charge, ruling the officer lacked jurisdiction.
A.Wayne Sampson, executive director of the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association, said the agreement handles the critical issues, including the 1988 case referred to by law enforcement as the LeBlanc case.
State police have consistently not supported the mutual aid agreements, and any measure proposed in the state Legislature to handle LeBlanc case issues has stalled.
"It is extremely unfortunate that the LeBlanc issue was not settled 20 years ago by the Legislature," Mr. Sampson said. "We understand there has been other law enforcement that did not support it. This has been a way for us to protect the local municipalities that we can ensure violations that have occurred in our communities."
The Police Chiefs Association supports the agreement and intends to use it as a template for future mutual aid agreements.
Webster Police Chief Timothy J. Bent, president of the Central Massachusetts Enforcement Council, which also withheld support on Worcester's bomb-detection dog, said he is pleased with the mutual aid agreement.
"When we are up at Superior Court or the hospitals, we now have the police powers, and that is important if we observe something at court," Chief Bent said. He will bring up the agreement at an area police chiefs meeting Thursday.
Leicester Police Chief James Hurley said the mutual aid agreement is up for consideration at an upcoming Board of Selectmen's meeting. He recommended approval.
"We're very appreciative that Worcester has taken the initiative to work with the other departments on this agreement. It addresses a lot of the major concerns I have as the chief of police," he said. "The issue of crossing the town lines has been an ongoing issue that law enforcement has been trying to get resolved since the LeBlanc case."
Chief Hurley stressed that local departments had no intention of policing Worcester through a mutual aid agreement.
"We're not looking to do any police work in Worcester. We have plenty to do here in Leicester," he said.
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New Londonderry apartment complex owners serve eviction noticesAPRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent
January 19. 2013 11:50AM
LONDONDERRY - The new owners of the Stonehenge Apartments complex are taking action against tenants who've fallen behind on their rents.
On Friday evening, several tenants of the apartment community, located at 23 Stonehenge Road in Londonderry, reported they'd received eviction notices.
One single mother, who said she didn't want her name published for fear of retaliation, said she was unable to pay her overdue rent as she was barely scraping by.
The woman and several others have sought assistance through area churches.
Brady Sullivan Properties in Manchester purchased the apartment buildings, which were built in the 1970s, about a month ago, principal Arthur Sullivan confirmed on Saturday.
Sullivan said his company learned shortly after purchasing the property that some tenants had gotten behind in their rent, and over $65,000 in delinquent rent was owed.
"We got in touch with these tenants and some of them came by the office to pay up in full or make other arrangements," Sullivan said. "But there's always some people who choose to ignore it."
Those who opted for the latter received eviction notices on Friday, he said.
"If people ignore it until it reaches a crisis point, there's not much we can do," Sullivan said. "It's truly a tough situation and that's why we chose to wait until after the holidays to do this."
Sullivan said he wasn't sure exactly how many apartments would be affected by the evictions, though suggested "there's probably a handful of them" that haven't gotten in touch with property management to address the problem.
Company officials stressed that the evictions process would be done legally through the court system, with action only being taken against those who haven't made any effort to pay off their debt but still refuse to vacate.
The apartment buildings have been seen better days, Sullivan noted, and efforts are underway to conduct full renovations.
"We take pride in our properties and there's been a lot of deferred maintenance on these buildings: both structurally and cosmetically," he said.


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COMMERCE CITY, Colo. – A sell-out crowd of over 18,000 failed to rouse the Colorado Rapids sufficiently as the MLS Cup champions played out a frustrating goalless draw with the visiting Houston Dynamo.
The Rapids had the bulk of possession and clear cut chances but couldn't ever really get their game going. That was in large part thanks to Houston goalkeeper Tally Hall, who had a man of the match performance in nets for the struggling Dynamo. Hall produced six saves on the night, many of the spectacular variety.
The closest the Rapids came in the first half to scoring was in the tenth minute when Jamie Smith headed against the post after an inch-perfect cross from Brian Mullan, who was released just inside the Houston half by a neat ball from Omar Cummings. At the end of the half, Caleb Folan (above; photo courtesy of Garrett Ellwood / Colorado Rapids) - partnering Cummings upfront in the absence of the suspended Conor Casey - almost got the ball around Hall to a wide open Cummings, but nothing came of the play.
The Rapids had five shots while Houston failed to find any in the first 45 minutes.
The Rapids continued the pressure in the second half, but Houston were finally able to find chances of their own. In the 69th minute, Brad Davis played a chipped ball into the penalty area for Brian Ching, but the veteran striker couldn't connect with only Matt Pickens to beat. Ching also had the ball in the net in the 53rd minute but was well offside.
The Rapids really stepped up the pressure in the final ten minutes but outstanding work from Hall preserved the Dynamo's road point.
In the 80th minute, Rapids defender Drew Moor got a good header goalward after a Jamie Smith free kick, but Hall tipped over. Two minutes later, the goalkeeper saved very well from second half substitute Quincy Amarikwa. In the 85th, he again got down well to save from Folan.
Perhaps the best chance came in second-half stoppage, when Folan got on the end of a clever set-piece. The big man rose above a static Houston defense, but pushed his wide-open look just wide of the post.
Amarikwa, who was the impetus for much of Colorado's late push, was red carded after the final whistle after exchanging words with referee Baldomero Toledo.
The Rapids (5-5-8, 23 points) remain in fifth place in the Western Conference, and have a quick turnaround with a game this Wednesday at Sporting Kansas City.
Houston (4-6-8, 20 points) pull into a tie for fourth in the Eastern Conference with Sporting. They next face Toronto at home Saturday July 9.
Scoring Summary:
Houston Dynamo -- Tally Hall, Kofi Sarkodie, Jermaine Taylor, Andre Hainault, Corey Ashe, Danny Cruz (Colin Clark 67), Geoff Cameron, Je-Vaughn Watson, Brad Davis, Will Bruin (Jason Garey 61), Brian Ching (Lovel Palmer 78).
Substitutes Not Used: Bobby Boswell, Alex Dixon, Hunter Freeman, Tyler Deric.
Colorado Rapids -- Matt Pickens, Kosuke Kimura, Tyrone Marshall, Marvell Wynne, Drew Moor, Brian Mullan (Wells Thompson 78), Jeff Larentowicz, Pablo Mastroeni, Jamie Smith, Omar Cummings (Quincy Amarikwa 78), Caleb Folan.
Substitutes Not Used: Andre Akpan, Sanna Nyassi, Scott Palguta, Anthony Wallace, Steward Ceus.
Misconduct Summary:
HOU -- Colin Clark (caution; Reckless Foul) 75
HOU -- Tally Hall (caution; Delaying a Restart) 91+
COL -- Quincy Amarikwa (caution; Dissent) 92+
COL -- Quincy Amarikwa (ejection; Abusive Language) 93+
Referee: Baldomero Toledo
Referee's Assistants: Corey Rockwell; George Gansner
4th Official: Fotis Bazakos
Attendance: 18,203
Time of Game: 1:51
Weather: Partly Cloudy-and-86-degrees


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