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Editor’s Note: This article is meant to be informational and should not be referenced for medical advice. Always consult a medical provider with questions regarding your health.
While it may seem that campus has returned to a pre-pandemic normal this fall, there are new and old health risks students should be aware of.
UCCS and the CDC have several recommendations to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as well as the monkeypox virus.
Anyone experiencing new COVID-19-like symptoms should not come to campus until after receiving a negative test result or a different diagnosis, according to UCCS COVID-19 response guidelines.
The ideal testing window is two to five days after symptoms begin. People who test positive for COVID-19 should follow the CDC’s 5/5 rule: Isolate for five days and mask for five days after leaving isolation. If symptoms persist after five days, isolate for 10 days or until after testing negative.
UCCS guidelines no longer require a quarantine period after coming in close contact with someone confirmed positive for COVID-19. However, they recommend wearing a well-fitting mask and monitoring for symptoms for 10 days, even if the exposed person tests negative.
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the CDC recommends vaccination, staying home when ill, getting tested when exposed and improving ventilation and hygiene.
To prevent the spread of monkeypox, the CDC recommends avoiding close physical or sexual contact with any partner who has symptoms and avoiding group settings such as parties and clubs where skin-to-skin contact may occur.
UCCS will now only contact trace for residential students, campus outbreaks and people aged 50 and older. Others should notify their close contacts and can use templates provided by the Wellness Center ([email protected]).
Testing and vaccination
Students can access rapid testing for COVID-19 through the Wellness Center by calling 719-255-4444 and scheduling a $20 telehealth appointment. The University Center information desk and the Wellness Center waiting room also supply free at-home test kits.
Free COVID-19 testing is also available at the Citadel Mall drive-thru site. In addition, UCHealth sites provide PCR testing for $100 by appointment, and Peak Vista community health centers provide testing for a sliding fee scale; both accept insurance, including Medicaid.
The Wellness Center will announce upcoming COVID-19 vaccine clinics via email. Vaccines are also available through retail pharmacies such as Walgreens, CVS, Walmart and Costco.
According to El Paso County Public Health, monkeypox testing and vaccines are limited.
The Wellness Center offers monkeypox testing following a telehealth appointment for students experiencing symptoms. Other healthcare providers may provide testing by appointment.
People aged 18 and older may be eligible for free local vaccination clinics if they have had close physical contact with someone who has monkeypox in the last two weeks, or if they have had multiple unknown sexual partners in the last two weeks.
COVID-19 and monkeypox
Difficulty breathing, loss of taste or smell, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea are associated with COVID-19, while a rash is associated with monkeypox.
COVID-19 symptoms usually begin within two weeks and resolve within one to two weeks, according to the CDC. The virus can spread beginning two days prior to the onset of symptoms and for 10 days after, or longer depending on the severity of the infected person’s illness.
In monkeypox cases, the CDC reports that the rash will usually follow flu-like symptoms after one to four days. However, some people may get flu-like symptoms before the rash, while others only experience the rash.
The monkeypox rash may look like pimples or blisters that then become scabs. They may appear on the face, genitals, chest, hands or feet.
Monkeypox spreads through close physical contact, sexual contact and contact with infected surfaces, commonly clothing, bedding or towels. Respiratory fluids like saliva can spread monkeypox, but it does not spread through long-range airborne particles, according to the CDC.
Monkeypox symptoms typically begin within three weeks after exposure and last for two to four weeks. Infected people can spread monkeypox from the initial onset of symptoms until the rash has healed (i.e., a fresh layer of skin has formed without scabs).

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Dec 29, 2013; Arlington, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Ware (94) celebrates after recovering a fumble with linebacker Trent Cole (58) in the third quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports
The Denver Broncos were ravaged by injuries on the defensive side of the ball in 2013, and combined with the suspension of Von Miller, we never really saw what this team is truly capable of doing based on the improvements made in 2012.
The first domino to fall for Denver last year in their defensive debacle was the apparent issue of a fax not going through, causing Elvis Dumervil to be let go after what had seemed like a fantastic few offseason additions.
Denver knew it was going to have to make tough cuts eventually, and had Dumervil not been cut last year, it may have been this year. But with Dumervil out, no matter the odd circumstance, it was up to Von Miller to shoulder the pass rush duties for the Broncos, and they signed up Shaun Phillips to try and help out with that having Robert Ayers in place to replace Dumervil’s RDE position.
Von Miller, as we all know, was suspended for six games, came back slow, and then tore his ACL against the Texans in the second to last game of the season.
Prior to the Broncos’ showdown with the Chiefs in Kansas City, they learned of what would turn out to be an eventual season-ending injury for defensive end Derek Wolfe, forcing them to sign Jaguars defensive end Jeremy Mincey for the rest of the season. The Broncos also lost guys like Champ Bailey, Rahim Moore, Kevin Vickerson, Wesley Woodyard, Chris Harris, and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie for a time.
The them was ‘Next Man Up’ but it seemed like eventually there wasn’t anyone else to call upon for the Broncos.
They used so many defensive combinations last year, that Shaun Phillips of all people led the team in sacks, Danny Trevathan led the team in tackles, and Terrance “Pot Roast” Knighton became the face of the unit for a while.
That all changed at the outset of free agency with the additions of T.J. Ward, Aqib Talib, and DeMarcus Ware, all Pro Bowl players who will join forces with this Denver defense to provide depth and some true elite talent, but even more so than that, the Broncos are adding a dynamic dimension to their defensive scheming.
Specifically, I want to point out how important DeMarcus Ware can be for this team. The Broncos have a lot of really good players on their front seven, if they can stay healthy. We’re talking about guys like Von Miller, the former rookie of the year and defensive POtY candidate, Danny Trevathan, the guy who led the team in tackles, Derek Wolfe, Terrance Knighton, Kevin Vickerson, Sylvester Williams, and Malik Jackson. These guys are talented, and they have proven to be very productive thus far in their careers.
But adding DeMarcus Ware will allow the Broncos to use so many different defensive groupings. When you watch Ware play, there might not be anyone in the NFL that is quicker off the snap when fully healthy. Ware is a future Hall of Fame player who has been insanely productive ever since he came into the league back in 2005, which doesn’t seem that long ago but at the same time feels like a previous generation.
With Ware on one side and Von Miller on the other, the Broncos–in theory–have an opportunity to have a pass rush that is as good as the one they faced in the Super Bowl. Possibly even better.
The personnel groupings at this point are endless. Denver has the opportunity to use Miller/Ware standing up or with their hand in the ground. They have versatile players like Malik Jackson and Derek Wolfe that can play either defensive end or tackle. They have corners like Chris Harris and Kayvon Webster that can play inside or out, and they have a couple of versatile safeties in T.J. Ward and Rahim Moore, who are both hitters and very capable in coverage.
In other words, the Broncos’ defense added some much needed toughness and not only do you upgrade the pass rush with DeMarcus Ware significantly, but you get a huge upgrade from the return of Von Miller and all the other defenders who were out last year.
These are huge moves for the Denver defense, and John Elway wasn’t kidding when he said he didn’t want any glaring needs going into the draft. This is a huge start to the offseason for the AFC Champion Broncos to get back where they want to be next season.


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The Mud Hens took a tip from the weather yesterday.
The thunder and lightning that ripped through northwest Ohio somehow missed Skeldon Stadium. But the Hens used some seventh-inning thunder to forge a tie, then added some ninth-inning lightning to claim a 7-6 win over the Rochester Red Wings.
The win, the Hens' second in a row over the Wings, came thanks to a two-out, ninth-inning RBI single by Chris Wakeland that scored Lyle Mouton with the winning run.
It was set up when the 6-4, 230-pound Mouton stole second base just before Wakeland's clutch single.
“Several guys on this team have the green light to go on their own,” said Hens manager Bruce Fields. “Lyle had a good feel for the right time to go. He got himself in scoring position and Chris drove him in.”
Mouton also provided some of the seventh-inning thunder, cranking his eighth home run in 18 games with the Hens to highlight a four-run rally that tied the game.
Mouton, one of six Hens with two hits against three Rochester pitchers, now has an eight-game hitting streak and is batting .406 in Toledo this year.
But Mouton wasn't the only hitting hero for the Hens, who scored all seven runs with two outs.
“Everyone contributed,” Fields said. “Good two-out hitting is the key to baseball. It entails being disciplined at the plate and swinging at strikes.
“You may not have success every time, but you give yourself a better chance for success.”
The Hens certainly used that formula yesterday, getting six hits in eight at-bats with two outs and runners in scoring position.
And the Hens needed all of those two-out heroics after they fell six runs behind the Red Wings after Rochester's three-run fifth.
Toledo starter Shane Loux struggled with his control, walking two, hitting three Rochester batters and throwing a pair of wild pitches in 42/3 innings.
His wildness resulted in a wild pitch and a passed ball on back-to-back pitches that scored Eddy Garabito in the second. Later that inning, Calvin Pickering hooked a line drive inside the left-field foul pole with Damon Buford on first to make the score 3-0.
In the fifth the Red Wings chased Loux with a three-run rally that included a run scoring on a wild pitch and an RBI triple by Wady Almonte.
But with foul weather in sight down the left-field line, the Hens didn't panic. They scored twice in the bottom of the fifth on RBI singles by Rich Becker and Mouton.
In the seventh, Becker's two-out double started the rally, and Brian Rios tripled him home. Rios scored on Mouton's homer, and after Kurt Bierek drew a walk off reliever Anthony Shumaker, Wakeland followed with his game-tying double.
“The rain never was a factor,” Fields said. “Everyone was aware of the circumstances, but our guys just wanted to score runs, get back in the game and see what happened.”
Tonight the Hens and Red Wings play game three of their four-game set beginning at 7. Mike Maroth (4-5) will start for the Hens against Rochester's Rick Bauer (2-1).
NOTES: Pedro Santana arrived during the early innings of yesterday's game and entered the game in the eighth. Santana left the team last week to return to the Dominican Republic and be with his father, who passed away. ...Reliever Rich DeLucia left the game with two outs in the seventh inning after experiencing elbow pain in his right, or pitching, arm. ... Carlos Mendez pinch-hit and played first base yesterday. He missed Monday's game after being hit on the forearm by a pitch Sunday against Richmond. ... Monday's outburst by the Hens was good for some struggling hitters. Jermaine Allensworth had been hitless in his last eight at-bats before pounding out three hits; Becker was hitless in his previous five at-bats before getting two hits; and Giomar Guevara's seventh-inning hit snapped a 0-for-12 string.
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The Founders Of PUMA And Adidas Were Brothers Before Becoming Enemies
Adolf Dassler was the first to start making sports shoes after he returned from World War I inside his mother’s kitchen. With the help of his father who worked in a shoe factory and the Zehlein brothers who were producing handmade spikes that were used for track shoes in their blacksmith’s shop helped Adolf start his own business in 1924.
7Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory
Rudolf joined Adolf’s business and thus began the story of Gebrüder Dassler Schuhfabrik which in English meant Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory. Around 1925 the company was making leather Fußballschuhe that had nailed studs and also track shoes that had hand-forged spikes. It wasn’t long before the future of this tiny company was about to change.
8The first huge change
The very first factor that helped transform this tiny regional factory into the international shoe distributor it is, was Josef Waitzer. Josef was a former Olympian and at the time the coach of the German Olympic track-and-field team. When Josef heard about Adolf and his innovative designs he traveled all the way from Munich to Herzogerauchnach to see it for himself.
9The start of a friendship
When Josef met Adolf and the two began discussing how the shoes could improve or affect the performance of the athletes, a friendship began. This friendship was going to be a very long and extremely valuable for the two. Josef was a consultant to the company and through him, Adolf’s shoes were given to the athletes who were both German as well as foreign.
The earliest use of the Dassler’s footwear was seen at the 1928 Amsterdam games. Lina Radke who was the German middle-distance runner and won gold in 1928 was wearing Dassler track shoes. Another example was at the 1932 Los Angeles games where another German gold medal runner was wearing Dassler shoes.


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The Alpena Fire Department could provide response services in Alpena Township today for nearly the same contract terms as proposed last year. That’s what Alpena Fire Chief Bill Forbush said Thursday after several trustees for Alpena Township said the city couldn’t man and operate the two township stations for the $400,000 fee that was considered.
Forbush was quick to point out that, as of now, there are no talks with the township about revisiting the contract. Forbush added he is unsure the Alpena Municipal Council is still supportive of the idea after the township voted the initial agreement down.
He said the fact remains the city fire department can provide improved services to township residents for less money than the township can.

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The Austin-based experimental sextet known as The Young Mothers are releasing their second album this week, Morose . Currently b...
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text: “When you are in a hole, stop digging.” The wisdom of Will Rogers, American humorist, seems to be forgotten with respect to scholarly research in the arts, social sciences, business, and education. Why do doctoral candidates and professors produce scholarship that minimally advances knowledge and has no impact on producing educated and productive citizens? Rarely seen outside a closed club of scholars and journals, scholarly research serves only to demonstrate mastery of an art form that is not relevant in the mainstream of higher education. This book proposes reforms starting with the doctoral dissertation. The issue is that the dissertation’s over emphasis on obscure research undermines the subsequent scholarship expected of professors in our colleges and universities. This book discusses reforms in doctoral programs to improve the value of and process to complete a doctoral dissertation.

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BOYLE COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — The Boyle County Health Department is reporting that a Boyle County resident has tested positive for COVID-19.
This marks the first confirmed case in the county.
Reportedly the patient was tested through a commercial lab.
A Facebook post on the health department's page says that the person is an Ephraim McDowell Health Associate. That person is in the hospital.
BCHD’s Epidemiology Team along with Ephraim McDowell Health has begun to track individuals who have had close contact with the patient and are at risk of infection. Those people will be instructed to quarantine.
The health department says people should not panic, but be cautious and continue to take social distancing measures to protect yourself and others.
You can follow new development at boylecountyhealthdept.com.

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text: The influence of yerba mate extract (YME) and two concentrated fractions of methylxanthines–polyphenols (MXPL) and saponins (SFL) from yerba mate on the lipid metabolism of Wistar rats fed with a high-fat diet were examined. A Box–Behnken design was employed for the optimization of yerba mate extraction. Subsequently, one-step separation using solid phase fractionation was applied. HPLC–PDA and UPLC/Q-TOF-MS were used for quantification and identification of the main compounds. YME induced reductions on intra-abdominal fat weight gain and LDL plasma level. MXPL decreased plasma levels of cholesterol, LDL and triacylglycerols. In addition, this fraction increased lipogenesis of the muscle, hepatic glycogen synthesis and lipolysis in adipose tissue. SFL enhanced lipogenesis in adipose tissue and also fecal fat excretion comparing to both controls. Moreover, all mate preparations could entirely revert the hepatic lipogenesis induced by the high-fat diet. Thus, the yerba mate extract and fractions exhibited a potential anti-obesity effect on lipid metabolism of the Wistar rat and deserve further investigation.

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The celebrated Hungarian violinist, pedagogue, and composer, Jenő Hubay (born: Eugen Huber; when he was 21 years old he chose to adopt a Hungarian style for his name), studied violin first with his father, Karoly Huber (1828-1885) leader and conductor of the orchestra at the National Theatre, and violin professor of the National Conservatorium. Jenő gave his debut public performance playing a concerto at the age of 11. From the autumn of 1873 he condinued his studies in Berlin, with the most distinguished violin teacher of the period, Joseph Joachim. In the spring of 1876 he completed his studies and returned to Hungary. Here became friendly with Franz Liszt, and gave together many performances of the 12th Rhapsody and L.v. Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata.
In May 1878 Jenő Hubay travelled to Paris on F. Liszt's advice, and was soon to be a favourite guest in the musical salons of the city. In the next years he made successful concert tours in France, England, Belgium, the Netherlands and Hungary. Soon after he arrived in Paris he got to know Henri Vieuxtemps who saw in the young Hungarian the continuation of his own artistry and also taught him for a while. Vieuxtemps suggested Hubay as Professor of Violin at the Brussels Conservatoire, a post which he himself and more recently Wieniawski had held. On February 8, 1882 the Belgian King appointed Hubay to one of Europe's most important musical posts. While in Brussels, he formed a string quartet.
Jenő Hubay spent four and a half years there, returning in the summer of 1886 to Hungary at the request of the Minister of Education to take up the post as head of the violin school in the Budapest Acadamy of Music (succeeding his father). He settled in Budapest, and exchanged his life as a travelling virtuoso for that of composer and leading personality in the musical life of Hungary. From 1919 to 1934 he was the Director of the Budapest Acadamy of Music. Here he created one of the world's leading violin schools. After the turn of the century the first exeptional talents to emerge were Stefi Geyer (Béla Bartók's first love, to whom he dedicated his first violin concerto), Ferenc Vecsey and József Szigeti, to be followed by Emil Telmanyi, Eddy Brown, Jelly d'Aranyi (Joachim's niece who was successful in England and France and who collaborated on Maurice Ravel's Tzigane), Eugene (Jeno) Ormandy (who later turned to conducting), Eugene Lehner, Janos Koncz, Istvan Partos, Erna Rubinstein, Zoltan Szekely, Ede Zathureczky, Andre (Endre) Gertler and Wanda Luzzato, Ilona Feher (who became a celebrated violin teacher herself) and other renowned violinists. In Budapest Hubay formed the celebrated Hubay String Quartet with fellow teacher at the College cellist David Popper. Similarly, a long line of string quartets, such as the Waldbauer-Kerpely, the Hauser-Son, the Lener, the Roth and the Vegh, emerged from Hubay's department. With Popper he also performed chamber music on more than one occasions with Brahms, including the premiere of Johannes Brahms's Piano Trio Op. 101.
Jenő Hubay composed four concertos and a very large number of encore pieces. His concertos have themes from Hungarian Gypsy music, and his "gentle breeze" pieces are composed as if to continue the tradition of the German romantics such as Felix Mendelssohn and Robert Schumann, sharing features with the compositional style of his chamber music partner, the cellist David Popper. His output also contains several operas, for example The Venus of Milo, The Violin-Maker of Cremona, The Mask, Anna Karenina after Leo Tolstoy, and others. The opening of The Venus of Milo is based on whole-tone scales and archaisms that perhaps are meant to suggest the ancient setting. He edited the violin études of Kreutzer (1898), Rode, Mayseder, and Saint Lubin (1910).
In 1898 Jenő Hubay married the Countess Rosa Cebrain. His favourite instrument was a Stradivarius.
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Syed's firm told to cease trading
A Bahrain investment company run by potential new Rovers owner Ahsan Ali Syed, has been told to cease trading by Bahrain's government.
It has fallen foul of strict laws in Bahrain on how to run companies as it there has been evidence suggesting the company has been acting on behalf of an external investor. Something which is prohibited by Bahrain business law.
The big news for Rovers fans is that this company does not directly affect Syed's attempts to buy Blackburn Rovers.
It will however ask some serious questions about the man himself and his practices.
BBC Sport is reporting in full - 'A company run by the man linked to the proposed £300m takeover of Blackburn Rovers has been told to cease trading.
Bahrain's trade and industry ministry said it closed a Bahrain-based company after it violated regulations by operating outside its remit.
BBC 5 live has learned the company is Western Gulf Advisory, run by Indian investor Ahsan Ali Syed.
Western Gulf Advisory said the Blackburn bid is being managed by a separate company, and is unaffected.
The precise details of the offence are unclear, but it is understood that Western Gulf Advisory fell foul of Bahrain's central bank, which refused to sanction its activities.
It has been reported that Mr Syed is planning to invest £300m into Blackburn Rovers, pledging an additional £100m to fund transfers.
Mr Syed also runs a Swiss-based company, Western Gulf Advisory AG, based in Zug.
The BBC has been told it is this Swiss entity which is managing the takeover plans, and not the Bahrain-based company.
Mr Syed's personal wealth has been reported to be between £3bn and £8bn. He said he would be investing his personal wealth into the club, through his Swiss firm, and he would be the sole investor.
The takeover bid is being negotiated by Western Gulf AG's European investment team, which is currently involved in the creation of a new Europe-based firm, WGA Sports, which will oversee all Mr Syed's sports investments.
According to its company website, Western Gulf Advisory provides services relating to asset and wealth management and Mr Syed's family has been involved in private sector lending across Asia for 150 years.
Despite his reported wealth, little is known about Mr Syed, and he has not featured in the Forbes Rich List.
Mr Syed claims he and his company are experts in buying under-performing companies and turning them into profitable enterprises.
He is known to be involved in other takeover bids of companies outside of football, including the Irish construction company McCabe and the Australian cotton producer, Cubbie Station.
However, when probed about his other investments when talking to the BBC last week, Mr Syed said he preferred to keep such information private to protect his investors. Western Gulf Advisory claims to act as financial adviser to sovereign wealth, royalty and many wealthy individuals.
A spokesman for the Barclays Premier League said they had not received any formal notification regarding a takeover of Blackburn Rovers, and would not conduct any investigation into the suitability of any potential investor until such a time.
Once notice of a takeover is received the Premier League then has 10 days to carry out a means and abilities test of the company planning the investment, which includes the owners and directors.
It is only after such tests have been completed that a decision on whether to sanction a takeover will be made.
A spokesperson for Mr Syed said negotiations with Blackburn Rovers' advisors were proceeding very well, and Western Gulf Advisory AG would soon be approaching the Premier League to complete the necessary paperwork.
Blackburn Rovers did not respond to a request for a comment on the development.'


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Hank Wise On His Catalina Channel Crossings
Hank Wise On His Catalina Channel CrossingsCourtesy of The Long Beach Century Club, Long Beach, California.
2-time Guinness World Record holder Hank Wise spoke to The Long Beach Century Club members about his Catalina Channel crossings. He started off his speech by talking about mentor and fellow Catalina Channel swimmer Jen Schumacher.
Long Beach Century Club supports thousands of athletes in Long Beach.The Long Beach Century Club was formed in 1957 by 100 Long Beach sports enthusiasts who each contributed US$100. Its members are dedicated to the support of amateur athletics in the city of Long Beach, including the city’s middle schools, high schools and colleges. The Century Club has sent athletes to all corners of the globe for competitions, many whom have returned with World Championship titles and Olympic medals.
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I really hate writing this, but it has to be addressed …
What needs to be addressed is the extreme apathy here in Kingston. The attitude that “this is just the way it is in Kingston” that I hear all the time in my store needs to stop now.
Memorial Day weekend was a classic example. According to reports, Woodstock was booming with visitors. New Paltz was booming with visitors. Rhinebeck was booming with visitors. In Kingston, all the shops were closed down — even though we had a parade scheduled to go right down Wall Street. And the reason … because “that is just the way it is in Kingston.” I actually was told “no one opens on a barbeque holiday.” Huh? WTF?
That is absolute B.S. This is not “that is just the way it is in Kingston,” it is the way Kingston “chooses” to be. And it is just not the merchants who are at fault here. The fault lies on many shoulders.
I have heard a lot of “talk” about how we are going to build the tourist base, and in reality there is no reason why Kingston doesn’t have a huge tourist industry — except no one wants to build it and support it. Let me rephrase that — there is a small base that is working very hard to do this, but it has been an uphill battle. However, instead of developing tourist-friendly events and involving everyone, there is constant infighting at City Hall by politicians with personal agendas and out-of-control egos and nothing gets done. Let me repeat that. Nothing gets done. But again I hear, “that is just the way it is in Kingston.”
We are currently witnessing a resurgence of interest in Kingston from outside of the community. In Uptown alone, there are a number of new and exciting businesses opened and opening, but they are all hurting because a) there is no support from the city, b) customers refuse to adjust their thinking and come Uptown to shop (yet a lot of people still like to spout the “shop local” mantra as they drive into Walmart), and c) merchants and businesses seem unwilling to work together to make the situation better. For the record, I also shop at Walmart. I am just selective about what I purchase there. If I can’t buy it from a local business, I will buy it at Walmart. But I make educated purchases.
So what can be done about this problem? Simple. Everyone needs to get on board.
Citizens need to support the businesses that are opening and are open. Don’t assume that someone else is going to support them. Take $10 a week and buy a bar of soap at Edelweiss, or a pair of earrings at Bop to Tottom or Art Riot, pick up that used book you always wanted at Half Moon. Buy your greeting cards at Catskill Art Supply. Check out Teresa’s, Columbia, etc., etc. Ellipse opened last weekend with gorgeous handmade clothes. We’ve got a great new candy store/ice cream shop (Kingston Candy Bar) opening. Check out the many new awesome vintage shops. There is so so so much. But it will be gone soon, if you don’t support it. Come up here on Saturday and Sunday afternoon and have lunch and shop. A lot of the merchants have made the commitment to open on Sundays for the summer from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (although no one really advertised this). If you find yourself needing a gift — buy local.
Merchants need to put more energy into your community involvement. The push to be open on Sundays this summer is great — but I have not seen one single merchant announce it on their Facebook page. Yes, there will be an advertisement in the Kingston Times this week, but the reality is we are living in a digital world. You have to let people know via your website and Facebook page. If you don’t have a Facebook page, shame on you. It’s free and simple. How many people are actually aware that stores are going to be open on Sundays from 11-3 during the summer?
City Leaders. Seriously, get over yourselves. We need to make Kingston great — we are not your little personal domain to support your private and personal agendas. Take an hour and write down all of your silly personal agendas and issues, tear them up and flush them down the toilet. We didn’t hire you for you to act like high school bullies. And to be honest, none of us really care about your personal issues. We want results. Get over yourselves. I’ll say it again. Get over yourselves.
So the choice is, do people here want a great Kingston or do you want to be the generation that destroyed Kingston? The beautiful old homes that have been maintained for centuries are falling down because of apathy and greed. Historical places are being lost because of the need for immediate financial gratification. Do you want Kingston to be a place where your kids want to stay when they grow up or be the place they can’t wait to get away from?
This is not a matter of “this is just how Kingston is,” this is a choice everyone in this community needs to make. Do we want success or do we want failure?
Julie Wehmeyer, Kingston
(Editor’s note: The writer is the proprietor of the Edelweiss Soap Co. in Uptown Kingston.)
Love, not war
Just when we started to think that people were enlightened about 17-year cicadas, along comes the Kingston Times’ “World War C” article. The remarkable life cycle of these fascinating insects is a thing to marvel over. I can only think that the people who want to “sell their homes and move to Florida” must also dislike hearing the first spring peepers, and lay awake at night resenting the late-summer crickets and katydids. Harmless to humans, animals, and gardens, the periodic cicadas congregate in the forest singing and mating, kind of like Maverick festivalgoers in days past. They really are beautiful, with their ruby eyes and amber-highlighted lace wings. Please put away your insect poisons, which are harmful to every living thing. PS: Woodstock is not situated within the narrow band of the periodic cicadas, so take a drive into Saugerties or Red Hook across the river and be serenaded by these amazing singers. Celebrate the cicadas — they’ll be gone all too soon.
Carol Zaloom, Saugerties


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Energy department predicts gas prices to stay low in 2015
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – According to IndyGasPrices.com, the average price of one gallon of regular unleaded gas in Indianapolis is again below the $2 mark, at $1.96. That’s down from Monday when the average was at $2 even.
Last week drivers got a scare when prices suddenly spiked 40 cents. That had some people questioning if lower prices are here to stay, but the energy department thinks they are.
The department released its newest forecast on Tuesday. Officials predict the average nationwide price of gas in 2015 will be $2.33 per gallon, down from $3.36 last year. The department said that means typical U.S. households will spend $750 less on gas this year compared to 2014.
According to Gas Buddy, the average national price was at $2.10 Wednesday morning. That’s the lowest since 2009. For perspective, the site states the national average this time last year was $3.31 and in Indianapolis it was $3.38.
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This is the thought process that created our Brazo de Gitano. I saw a lot of rolled cakes during our trip to Barcelona. This cake, sometimes referred top as the Swiss Roll, is as the name implies, from Switzerland, but has made its way into French, Spanish, and Pan-European cuisines. Each culture alters the fillings based on tastes and local produce. In Barcelona, the flavor of the day is Persimmon. I love persimmon and figured it would be a beautiful flavor to finish our dinner.
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Escalivada of Roast Vegetables
When I first started reading about Catalan food, this is the dish that I kept seeing at the top of every “you must try this” dish. This easy and rustic dish is very satisfying. It works beautifully on its own, or as a pairing to a series of other dishes, or perhaps a platter of roast meats. I chose some of my favorite vegetables to roast, but, you can change up the vegetables by season. Perhaps some asparagus and summer squash in the warmer months. Or leeks in the winter? The best part, you can make this ahead and serve it chilled! This is an amazing quality for a dinner where you are preparing several dishes.
Catalan Sardines with Susquet on Toast
Catalan Sardines with Susquet on Toast Daria Souvorova 45 minutes serves: 8-12 We had the opportunity to try a variety of fish stews in Barcelona. I was feeling sick after taking one too many face-plants in the snow while learning how to ski in the Pyrenees, so the stews were a welcome revelation. The weather…
Braised Oxtail Stew with Polenta
I have been holding onto a few pounds of oxtails in the freezer, waiting for a good recipe to turn them into. The time has finally come! I decided to cook my oxtails down into a beautiful stew with some leeks and onions.
I like to dredge any kind of shanks or boned meat in flour before browning it, I feel like it browns better and serves to thicken the stew as it cooks. This is almost a Bourgignion of sorts, but not quite. I de-glaze the vegetables with brandy and cook the stew with red wine, but I like the addition of leeks to the standard onion and carrots.
Squid Rice with Shrimp and Aioli
I have been particularly interested in squid ink. I love the idea of it and have wanted to use it for a very long time, I figured this would be my opportunity. Here, we combine squid ink and calamari to create a wonderful tinny, “oceany” flavor. The black rice is enlivened with coral shrimp or prawns (I didn’t have prawns on hand but believe it would be a more delicious flavor/presentation) and a garlicky aioli. Find my Aioli recipe here.
Civet of Venison with Porcini Mushrooms
When we were travelling in Barcelona in December, I noticed that wild game was a frequent visitor on the menus in Catalan restaurants, and in the winter months, stews were a particular favorite. I was thinking that another mixture of meat and mushrooms were in order. I figured venison would go well with the earthiness of Porcini mushrooms, and to add a bit of spice and sweetness, I paired them with Chorizo.

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Ever since all hell broke loose around the massive Sony leak, one of the biggest stories to rise out of the rubble was confirmation the company was actually in talks with Marvel to potentially let Spider-Man join the MCU.
LEGO has finally assembled what every Avengers and LEGO fan on this side of the galaxy craves: S.H.I.E.L.D.’s awesome Helicarrier.
We always knew ABC’s Agent Carter was set in the wider world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but we didn’t expect many straight-up connections to The Avengers. Surprise, surprise.
The folks at Marvel seemingly pulled off the impossible by turning a stable of mostly mid-tier comic heroes into box-office juggernauts, but now the creative juices are starting to flow the other way.
It seems like every numbskull with a bit of sky above him is trying to fly a drone these days, but these guys have taken the hobby and turned it into something awesome.
Here's an awesome pre-holiday gift from Marvel featuring the Mad Titan.
Considering the tangled web movie rights weave, hell would probably have to freeze over before DC and Marvel teamed up for a massive crossover event. Luckily, this is the next-best thing.
Ever since Marvel went ahead and announced its release slate for the next half-decade, everyone kind of assumed it’d be leading to a super-mega-huge crossover. Well, not so fast.


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DJ Steve Porter, prolonging autotune's 15 minutes of fame, has created a Tim Tebow mashup that heavily features Skip Bayless.
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Odell Beckham had the catch of the year, but he wasn't the only rookie star in 2014. We look at the catch radii for Kelvin Benjamin, Sammy Watkins, and Mike Evans.


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You can pack the bags with a treaty picnic full of delicacies from one of the many great farm shops in Cornwall or you can treat yourself to a lunch out at a National Trust tea room during your day out to remember. Our recommendation? Wherever it is you’re headed, always keep the swimming costumes in the car just in case you drive past one of Cornwall’s many beautiful beaches and decide to pop in for a spot of wild swimming, which, incidentally, is another great day out in Cornwall!
Whether you’re in the mood for a theme park, a wildlife park, or a stunning sub-tropical garden, we’ve got something for everyone on our list of the best days out in Cornwall.
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When it comes to days out in Cornwall, there’s one big name that offers an utterly unique experience for the whole family: the Eden Project. Hidden away in a former clay pit near St Austell, this iconic day out provides endless entertainment from walks around the huge biomes to daring activities including the longest and fastest zipwire in England.
During your visit, you’ll be able to refuel at one of the many cafés and restaurants around the site, including the Med Terrace, which immediately transports you to the slopes of the Mediterranean for a truly special meal. You can also check out one of the two gift shops for an ethical memento or even a bottle (or two) of the much-loved Eden IPA.
Dogs are welcome in the outside gardens as well, making this a great shout for a dog-friendly day out in Cornwall. Our top tip for your visit to the Eden Project? Pack and dress for every climate as the rainforest biome can get very hot and humid, sometimes in stark contrast to the outside!
Read our full guide to the Eden Project to learn all there is to know about this amazing day out.
Castle Rd, Tintagel PL34 0HE
If there’s a historian in your group, then dedicating a day to the mystical history that surrounds Tintagel Castle is a must. This ancient castle combines fact with fiction - and a spectacular location - for a jaw-dropping trip that’s sure to spark the imagination of anyone who visits.
While the impressive bridge that joins the island to the mainland is certainly worthy of a photo or two, it’s the castle itself that draws the crowds. Intrinsically linked with the story of King Arthur, this atmospheric ruin really is the stuff of legends. Take a photo of the eerie statue of King Arthur, pop into the gift shop for a special souvenir, visit the Beach Café for a tasty snack or, explore further along the South West Coast Path to see more of north Cornwall’s rugged coast.
If you’re looking for a scenic day out in Cornwall you can’t get much more tranquil than the Camel Trail, which follows a lovely stretch of north Cornwall between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin, Wadebridge, and Padstow.
While the whole route is 18 miles and perhaps a little more than a day trip, you can easily break it up into smaller chunks, especially if you have little ones coming along. One of the prettiest stretches lies between Wadebridge and Padstow, which is a much more manageable 5.5 miles and enjoys stunning estuary views along the way. It’s also high on our list of the best things to do in Wadebridge.
You can hire bikes in Wadebridge and stop for a well-deserved ice cream and a Cornish pasty in Padstow, where you can enjoy your spoils by the water’s edge. It’s a lovely flat route that’s suitable for everyone including walkers, cyclists, horse riders, and wheel-chair users so why not bring the whole family along this lovely Cornish route.
Check out our guide to the best off-road cycle trails in Cornwall to extend your biking holiday even further?
Trenance Gardens, Newquay TR7 2NL
Not only is Newquay Zoo one of the best things to do in Newquay, but it’s one of the best days out in Cornwall, offering the perfect spot for a rainy day trip or a sunny walk on the wild side. There are currently around 130 species at Newquay Zoo from the well-dressed penguins to stylishly striped zebra. You can even get up close to some of the animals through the zoo’s exciting experience programme, which could see you interacting with penguins, lemurs and even the adorable red panda.
Cementing Newquay Zoo as a whole-day experience, you’ll find lots of other attractions to fill the hours with. Tucker the kids out at one of the outdoor play areas, swap the noises of the animal kingdom for some peace and quiet in the secret garden, or explore the world beneath your feet in the tropical house, where you’ll be introduced to some of the world’s creepiest crawlies!
There are lots of great cafés and snack outlets dotted around the zoo that will satiate even the mightiest hunger or you can bring your own tasty lunch to enjoy in one of the many picnic areas.
National Maritime Museum
Discovery Quay, Port Pendennis, Falmouth TR11 3QY
Here in Cornwall, we’re understandably more than obsessed with the sea, after all, it does surround us on three out of four sides! A visit to the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth is a great way to deepen your understanding and respect for the sea, with its rolling programme of exhibitions and constant displays walking you through Cornwall’s rich maritime history.
During your visit, you’ll see a remarkable variety of seafaring vessels from the ancient Inuit kayak to the more recent Mirror dinghy and everything in between! You’ll also learn all about the RNLI and the amazing work they do as well as sea safety to help keep you safe while enjoying the Cornish coast. Keep an eye out for the museum’s ever-changing roster of exhibitions as well, with previous showcases delving into the ‘Monsters of the Deep’ and the ‘Art of Tattoos’. Get a sneak peek of what you’ll see from the top of the lookout tower with our well-placed Falmouth webcam.
There is the lovely Waterside Café on-site if you fancy a pick me up while visiting, or you can wander into Falmouth to make the most of the many amazing eateries. It’s also worth checking out our list of the best things to do in Falmouth to really make the most of your visit to this vibrant harbourside town.
With around 50 sites across Cornwall, we couldn’t just pick one National Trust property or garden for our list of the best days out in Cornwall. Spend a day strolling through the beautiful sub-tropical gardens at Glendurgan before whiling away the afternoon on the sheltered beach as the Helford river laps calmly along the shore or, for a more historical day out, why not visit the Victorian country house, garden and wooded estate at Lanhydrock. As with most of the National Trust properties, you’ll find plenty to occupy yourself with at Lanhydrock from its tempting café to the lovely wooded walks and cycle trails around the estate.
Another firm favourite – and Cornish icon – is the magnificent and instantly recognisable St Michael’s Mount. Consisting of a medieval church, castle, stunning garden, and living community, this historic landmark is as interesting as it is beautiful. In fact, it’s first on our list of unbelievably beautiful places to visit in Cornwall! There are many other great National Trust properties to visit across Cornwall, so why not have a browse and create your own to-visit list.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan
B3273, Pentewan, Saint Austell PL26 6EN
A partner attraction to Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan offers another magical day out amidst nature, history and just a little dash of wonder. Swallowed by brambles since the start of WW1, The Lost Gardens of Heligan were found once more in 1990, becoming Europe’s largest garden restoration project.
Today, you’ll find 200 acres of enchanting woodlands, gardens and groves, each with their own atmospheric twist on the natural world. Children will love the wild displays and hidden statues while plant-lovers will marvel at the incredible diversity on display throughout the borders and almost jungle-like gardens. After you’ve thoroughly investigated every twist and turn, a visit to the kitchen and bakery at Heligan is ideal for a delicious refuel where you can discuss your favourite find.
We know this is technically a town, but a visit to St Ives is a day-out must when it comes to visiting Cornwall. This seaside honeypot is full of fun things to see and do including the many art galleries and independent shops that line the cobbled streets. For those who agree that a beach day is the best day, one of the many beaches in St Ives will surely win your affection. You can even enjoy them from a different angle by making the most of the superb boat trips in the area, which not only offer you incredible views of the coast but the exciting chance to spot a seal or two.
After a busy day of lounging on the beach and milling around the shops, a drool-worthy meal at one of the lovely restaurants in St Ives with sea views is a great way to round off the day. There are even some great dog-friendly places to eat so the whole family can dine out in style.
There really are endless options for great days out in Cornwall, so why not use this list as a bit of inspiration as you build your ideal holiday itinerary. Check out our stunning cottages in Cornwall to find the perfect base for your Cornish excursions. You can also take a look at our fantastic short breaks in Cornwall, which provide a perfectly bite-sized Cornish holiday.

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The queen, Royal family members, The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of Cornwall, The Duke of York, The Duke of Cambridge, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrived at the ceremony for Elizabeth - the world's longest living reigning monarch.
At another concert held during the summit, the Queen couldn't hide her resting bitch face when a singer almost fell off the stage at Buckingham Palace.
THIS morning the band of the Irish Guards played Happy Birthday during the changing of the Guard for the Her Majesty the Queen's 92nd "real" birthday.
Prince Harry led tributes to his grandmother in his new role as president of The Queen's Commonwealth Trust.
The concert also included a performance by pop singer Kylie Minogue and a banjo group led by Ed Balls, Frank Skinner, and Harry Hill, to which the Queen was seen nodding along.
She became queen in 1952 at the age of 25, meaning she has now reigned for more than 66 years. Because of this announcement, Prince Charles will likely represent the queen in an honorary capacity at future commonwealth gatherings.Читайте также: Epic Games is Handing Out Free Fortnite Items and Double XP
She later joined Prince Charles on stage for the show's climax and was presented with a gift by a boy named Mason from west London, who was also celebrating his birthday.
Next month, her grandson, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle will Wednesday at Windsor Castle.
She broke out into a smile as Charles encouraged the crowd to give her three "unbelievably rousing cheers".
As is customary with monarch's birthdays, soldiers from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery and the Honourable Artillery Company fired gun salutes in London's Hyde Park and the Tower of London earlier on Saturday.
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A new Southern-inspired restaurant from a team with experience at upscale restaurants like Jean-Georges, Olmsted, and Gramercy Tavern will open in Crown Heights next month. Matt Rudolph, Larry Glogau, Max Glogau, and executive chef Sean Underwood will soon debut the Benjamin at 698 Nostrand Ave., between St. Marks Avenue and Prospect Place.
The menu from Underwood, who previously worked at Dirty French and Jean-Georges, is still in the works, but there will be a burger and étouffée, as well as fried chicken for two or four. Snacks, small plates, entrees, and sides will be on the menu, and Rudolph — who previously worked front-of-house at Gramercy Tavern and Prospect Heights favorite Olmsted — says nose-to-tail butchery, pickling, and preservation will be a focus.
“You can come in on a Tuesday and just do a small bite and a beer, or you can come in with your family that’s visiting on Saturday and go ham with a full menu experience,” Rudolph says.
The drink menu will center on cocktails, and there will also be 15 wines by-the-glass, ranging from $9 to $14. Those will cover the bases of sparklings, roses, reds, and whites. Diners will also be able to bring their own wine for a corkage fee of $25, a feature for people in the neighborhood who work in the restaurant industry. Andrew Mitchell serves as bar manager and currently works with Frank’s Wine Bar.
It’s quite the team running the 47-seat restaurant: Besides the range of finer dining experience, the general manager and owner Larry Glogau opened the Alligator Lounge in Williamsburg, a party spot known for karaoke nights as well as the free pizzas that come with drinks.
But the team says they want the Benjamin to be a different speed, adding to the growing presence of neighborhood restaurants in the area with strong cocktail programs like Hunky Dory. It’s slated to open by the end of May.


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I have never met any person who writes a diary for the "Kos." I think it's fine
if I follow any woman who may write here if she plans a visit to any Planned Parenthood
office. She can get all kinds of help on any medical issue she may have. She also
might get an ABORTION!
Perfect stranger I am, I still want to tell her what do to with her body. If I was serious,
I can't imagine the trouble I should get into if I tried that.
Everyone knows the fear a woman face's anytime she pays a visit to some clinics
in this country.
Everyone knows about the killings, assaults, harassment that goes on in front of
some of these clinics.
It's reasonable after years of terror some sort of space be given to the lady just
walking into the clinic. The Supreme Court HAS A 252 FEET BUFFER in the front
of their building. The front doors are locked. You must enter a side door if you want
to enter the building. The Supreme Court has many issues to decide. Folks have
strong feelings about many issues.
Any judge on the court is not stupid, They know well what women must face just
to walk inside the medical clinic.
Still, the Court decided to not allow 35 feet to separate fanatics from the poor lady.
They who sit on the Court have 252 feet to keep them safe. What the Hell were
these folks thinking when they disallowed this buffer zone?
The judges live in a 'bubble" unaware of what their action means to the victim. Roe
is becoming an afterthought. States like Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi are coming
up with rules to get rid of Planned Parenthood in their state. No matter that these
clinics do LOTS of medical procedures and give advice to mostly poor women.
Rich women have always received abortions and will continue to get them. Too bad
men don't get pregnant. If men had babies, No mention of abortion would
even be in the media.
A major change is needed in this Country to help women get the medical care plus
abortions. A major fund drive should start this morning, to fly a woman and another
person OUT of any state that try's to keep her from her needs from being met and
harm her providers.
The western part of Washington state, some clinics in California are places they could go
The lady in need of a abortion would call the clinic, she could be picked up at her
house and taken to a safe place to get the care she needs. Money is raised for many
things, sometimes million's of dollars I am convinced wealthy folks would contribute,
some might offer their planes for free.
Many years ago, I drove 3 different women to get an abortion, all at different times.
There were no protesters, but I saw 3 examples of how having an abortion affects
I have never met a woman who uses abortion as a means of birth control. There may
be a few who do, but the vast majority get an abortion because they feel that is
their ONLY option. Who am I or any stranger to mess with her private life?
Maybe certain men should be forced to have a vasectomy.
I want women to receive any medical are they need. No one should keep her from
getting abortion help when she needs it.
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WARSAW — The Warsaw Board of Works on Friday, Sept. 6, approved the first step toward moving Mantis Skate Park to Richardson-Dubois Park along East Market Street.
Parks Recreation Director Sheila Wieringa presented a concept design contract for the park relocation with American Ramp Company, Joplin, Mo., in the amount of $7,500. The company currently services the existing skatepark ramps and originally installed them.
The new skatepark would move from the Little League Drive location on the city’s west side to an area on the west end of Richardson-Dubois Park near the Dollar General store.
Wieringa explained that the idea to relocate the skatepark originally came from the Stellar Communities project and has since been included in the parks department five-year master plan. “I just feel like it’s a much safer area as far as transportation to the park,” said Wieringa.
Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer echoed that comment and said that with the reconstruction of Market Street, this is exactly what the street was designed for. The street will include bump-outs, which will make it safer for children and families to cross the street. In addition, the sidewalks will better accommodate both pedestrian and biking traffic.
Richardson-Dubois Park has been significantly revamped in recent years, sporting new playground equipment, restrooms and a pavilion, all west of Fribley Football Field.
The hope is for the move to occur in 2021. This concept design contract is just the first step to take before the department seeks funding for the project.
It was noted that the Parks Department wants to take advantage of the space currently occupied by the skate park and still provide recreational opportunities, but there are no current plans for how to use it.
The board also approved a contract with Design Collaborative, Fort Wayne, to conduct an examination of options for construction repairs of Station No. 2 on East Center Street. The fee for this is $21,172, which does not include any of the actual construction processes.
The building, which was built in the 1970s, is experiencing problems with its structure and foundation. Thallemer explained that these issues are very similar to what Station No. 1 experienced several years ago. When addressing the Station No. 1 issues, the city did not do this examination phase of the project, which lead to many surprise repairs and expenses along the way. By going through the examination phase, the city will receive an estimate of construction costs and possibly receive different options for fixing the issues.
Design Collaborative’s report states that their assumption at this time is that the construction cost of the repairs will be approximately $1.5 million.
In other matters, the board approved:
- Street closures for the Lincolnway Cubmobile on Sept. 21 on Indiana Street, Family Safety Day on Saturday, Sept. 7, on Canal and Indiana streets, Park Ridge Neighborhood Tailgate on Sept. 28 on Laurelwood Drive and the Patriot Day 9/11 Ceremony on Sept. 11 on Canal Street.
- An insurance valuation by Griffin Real Estate Services on city buildings for updated appraisals.
- An agreement with Cottage Watchman for an alarm system at Fire Station No. 2.
- A generator maintenance agreement with Cummins for Fire Station No. 3.
- The Police Department to pursue quotes for 2021 fuel prices.
- Pay applications for the Lincoln Elementary Sidewalk project, the Lucerne Amphitheatre project, wastewater treatment plant expansion project and the sewer rehabilitation project.
- Extending the Plaza Lunch program through the end of October. This is contingent on working around the upcoming streetlight replacement at the intersection of Buffalo and Center streets.


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Brazil's Caixa Economica Federal (CEF) has contracted with US ATM manufacturer Diebold for the supply of 9600 cash machines.
The ATM 4500 units, which are designed specifically for the Brazillian market, will be integrated with Caxia's existing fleet of 19,000 machines at branches throughout the country.
Diebold says the machines will be powered by its basic ATM platform and feature biometric identification technology. The unit also include security features sucj as anti-skimming technology with monitoring sensors for dip card reader, keyboard and LCD display, as well as electronic access control to open the upper cabinet door of the ATMs.
Delfino Natal de Souza, director of market relations, Caixa, says: "This partnership with Diebold is an important aspect of a well-planned strategy to grow our fleet to increase customer satisfaction and to continually provide new features and functionality as they become available."
The big contract win will be welcome news for Diebold which said in February that it would axe 800 jobs - five per cent of its global workforce - following a disappointing 2007 and gloomy forecasts for the coming year.
Last month the firm disclosed plans to eliminate $100 million in costs by shutting down two of its four global Opteva ATM manufacturing facilities and restructuring its supply chain and distribution network. The move was in addition to an ongoing, $100 million cost-reduction programme that Diebold introduced in January 2006.
In March the vendor's board of directors "unanimously rejected" an unsolicited cash takeover bid, worth around $3 billion, from US conglomerate United Technologies Corporation (UTC).


The Coalition of Pro-Democracy Groups for A Better Nigeria has volunteered to present iron-cast evidence against opposition parties to the Department of State Services (DSS) on what it regards as a treasonable act of instigating a coup d’etat in the country.
The National Coordinator of the coalition, Comrade Awa Bamiji made this known in a press statement he signed and forwarded to P.M.NEWS on Friday in Lagos.
“Our attention has been fully drawn to the news of the Press Conference in Mali, yesterday, threatening Mr President of impending Milian Military Coup In Nigeria (MMCIN), should he allow members of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) under his Chairmanship to invade the Republic of Niger with their ECOMOG Soldiers, in order to restore constitutional order, reportedly held by the Malian Head of Junta, Colonel Assimi Goita, in solidarity with his counterpart in Niger, Brigadier General Abdourahamane Tichiani.
“The news is fake and handiwork of dirty thinking members of Opposition in Nigeria,” the statement read.
The Coalition claimed to have enough evidence to show that the “fake news originated from a particular political Party in Nigeria out of the 2 major parties that are in Court over the result of the Presidential election.”
However, Awa Bamiji said the body would not release the evidence until after the delivery of judgement by the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal when it would hand over the evidence to the Department of State Services (DSS) “to allow them to commence legal action against them because it’s treasonable felony.
“As patriotic Citizens, we should ask ourselves, how did we get to this ridiculous stage?” he asked.
He sounded a note of warning to the current military governments in Africa to relinquish power and restore democracy, adding that “electorate, as Owners of mandate all over the world refuse to be cowed or intimidated by “men in khaki” when it comes to ‘let our votes count’. A word is enough for the Wise.”


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2013 On-Farm Energy Initiative - Environmental Quality Incentives Program has been authorized to provide financial opportunities for producers to address on-farm energy conservation through practice implementation and for development of energy conservation plans.
Driftless Area Landscape Conservation Initiative (DALCI) - NRCS will offer financial assistance in 2013 to agricultural producers for implementing practices that reduce erosion and improve fish wildlife habitat in the Driftless Area of Illinois. Financial assistance will come through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and will focus on reducing erosion and sediment delivery to surface water as well as activities related to improving fish and wildlife habitats.
Mississippi River Basin Initiative (MRBI) - To improve the health of the Mississippi River Basin, including water quality and wildlife habitat, the Natural Resources Conservation Service has created the Mississippi River Basin Healthy Watersheds Initiative (MRBI).
National Water Quality Initiative (NWQI) - The National Water Quality Initiative will assist producers to address high-priority water resource concerns in small watersheds with streams or water bodies.
Organic Initiative - Participation in the Organic Initiative is open to persons who are certified organic or are transitioning to organic.
Seasonal High Tunnel Initiative - The goal of the Seasonal High Tunnel Initiative to assist producers to extent the growing season for high value crops in an environmentally safe manner.
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The Fire Services Property Levy rate will be reduced on residential properties as part of an overhaul to make the charge simpler, according to the state government.
Under a new, streamlined system property owners will no longer pay higher contributions depending on the location of their property.
From July, all residential properties will see a fall in their FSPL rate.
In May, the Treasurer announced the FSPL would be frozen for 2020-21 to assist Victoria's recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The FSPL equips fire services with the tools and resources necessary to fight fires.
Regional Victorians will see a fall in FSPL from $141 to $137.
The total charge will remain about $150 for a typical metropolitan residence.
Industrial or commercial properties in the old CFA district will either see no increase, or a decrease in their rate.
The fixed levy will be indexed in accordance with the legislation.
Changes to the FSPL are due to the establishment of Fire Rescue Victoria and the changing nature of population growth in Victoria.
Fire Rescue Victoria commences on July 1 and will abolish metropolitan and regional fire district boundaries.
It will bring MFB and CFA career firefighters and staff together to create a unit that serves Melbourne and major regional centres.

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England is the largest part of the UK. With a population estimated to be about 50 million, it makes up some 83% of the country’s total population. Under England’s care funding regime all services are means tested and those people with assets worth more than £23,000 – including property - have to contribute to their care costs.
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If you follow the Mirandas on social media, then you’re probably used to their lengthy and insightful captions.
The couple, composed of Chito and Neri Miranda, never fails to impart their stories or opinions on matters that hit close to home.
KAMI saw (via Fashion Pulis) that Neri recently shared how difficult breastfeeding is for her on her Instagram account.
Despite the intention of her post to sympathize and celebrate with other mothers like her, some netizens were not buying it.
One of them commented that it is normal for mothers to struggle with breastfeeding unless her situation is worse than others.
Neri replied first before her husband joined in. Check out what they had to say about the netizen’s opinion below.
However, there was this netizen who was sarcastic about the photo Neri used.
The couple clarified that it was an outtake from a photo shoot, with Chito reminding the netizen how his wife looks like on a daily basis.
There might be more netizens who have left hurtful comments towards the couple, but we applaud that they can handle them like champions.
The Internet is ours to take and utilize – it just so happens that Chito and Neri Miranda like to use it to tell a story that most of us can relate to.
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-- Second quarter revenue is now expected to be up 2% to up 4% sequentially. This is a revision from previous guidance of up 1% to up 4% sequentially.
No conference call will be held in conjunction with this guidance update. Additional information related to the second quarter will be available when the Company reports its second quarter results on July 24, 2008.
The foregoing business update contains forward-looking statements. Lattice believes the factors identified below in connection with each such statement could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements.
Estimates of future revenue are inherently uncertain due to the high percentage of quarterly "turns" business, as well as such factors as pricing pressures, competitive actions, the demand for our products, and our ability to supply products to customers in a timely manner. Actual gross margin percentage and operating expenses could vary from the estimates contained herein on the basis of, among other things, changes in revenue levels, changes in product pricing and mix, changes in wafer, assembly and test costs, variations in manufacturing yields, and changes in stock-based compensation charges due to stock price changes.
In addition to the foregoing, other factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements herein include the Company's dependencies on its silicon wafer suppliers, technological and product development risks, the transition to a new Chief Executive Officer and other risks that are described from time to time in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company does not intend to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
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Divorce can take a few months or well over a year. While complex assets may require more time to sort out, divorces often become lengthy because the spouses cannot agree.
It seems natural you would disagree with your spouse. If agreeing were easy, you would probably stay together. Yet, you will both need to agree in the end. If you cannot, a judge will tell you how things will be. As it is your life, not the judge’s, it is better to try and keep matters in your own hands.
The longer your divorce takes, the more it will cost
The first cost will be financial as you need to pay legal fees, and both need the services of a legal team to represent you. On top of that, the longer things take, the more time you will need to take off work for meetings or hearings. If you have kids, it may also require more paying someone to look after them so you can deal with your divorce.
Divorce also has a high emotional price. Not that staying in an unhappy marriage doesn’t. Yet, divorce is unlikely to be an enjoyable time, so the longer you are stuck in transition, the more prone you are to suffer the emotional consequences. The sooner you get it over with, the sooner you can start living a more enjoyable life on your own terms.
Does that mean I should just accept whatever my spouse wants to get divorced quickly?
Not at all. Getting legal help to understand your rights and what you can realistically expect allows you to decide when to compromise and when to stand firm.

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Steve Benen on Paul Ryan: “[I]t’s hard to overstate how much blame Ryan will take if/when his health care plan fails. The House Speaker took it upon himself to oversee every step of this process, and he managed to do just about everything wrong, writing a secret bill behind closed doors, seeking no input from his ostensible allies, getting no buy-in from the industry or stakeholders in the system, and crafting a wholly inadequate blueprint that seemed slapped together, despite seven years of effort.
Sure, the fight isn’t officially over, and weird things happen. If Donald Trump can become president, I can’t definitively rule out the possibility that “Trumpcare” might somehow become law. But as things stand, Paul Ryan took control of his party’s top priority, creating the first real test of his ability to be a political leader of consequence. The Speaker is failing spectacularly.
Why do I get the sense John Boehner is sitting quietly at home, laughing?”
My guess before the disastrous CBO numbers was that TrumpCare would pass the House but fail in the Senate. Now I have no idea. If it fails in the House, Paul Ryan will have to resign as Speaker. But not if it fails in the Senate. Ultimately though, the GOP and Trump own this bill, not just Ryan. Run on that in 2018.
David Nather: “The next few days will tell us whether Republican leaders prepared adequately for the disastrous Congressional Budget Office estimates of the House Obamacare replacement bill. It’s one thing to say, ‘we’re not going to compete with a law that forces everyone to buy coverage.’ It’s another thing to fight headlines about 24 million Americans losing coverage.”
“It’s summed up in this tweet from former Senate Republican aide Rodney Whitlock: “Critical, soul searching moment for GOP. Ignore #CBOscore and plow ahead or admit that some ideas might just be problematic.”
Rick Klein and Shushannah Walshe: “With a semi-snow day in Washington to let the numbers sink in and the fallout spread, debate over whether the CBO offers good or bad news only hints at the disconnect in GOP circles. There are tensions everywhere – between what Ryan has long planned, what tea partiers and outside conservative groups have yearned for, and, critically, what President Trump promised.”
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) warned Republicans that they’d risk a government shutdown if they try to attach money for President Trump’s U.S.-Mexico border wall to a must-pass bill to keep the government, Politico reports. The same applies to any attempt to defund Planned Parenthood, Schumer said.
Said Schumer: “If they put these poison pill amendments in and try to shove them down the American people’s throat of course they might be responsible for shutting government down.”
Vox: “A key Trump friend and ally is urging the president to dump Paul Ryan’s Affordable Health Care Act and embrace something that sounds sort of like a lightweight version of a single-payer health care system. Christopher Ruddy, CEO of the conservative Newsmax brand, isn’t normally considered a major thought leader on policy issues, but he is a longtime friend of Trump’s, and counts as one of a relatively small number of conservative players who have closer ties to Trump than to congressional Republican leaders.”
“And he is warning loud and clear that Trump ‘could inherit the bad political baggage of both Obamacare and the House Republicans’ if he insists on going along with Ryan’s version of repealing and replacing Obamacare.”
The latest Gallup tracking poll finds President Trump’s approval rate suddenly tanking to 39% to 55%.
Jonathan Chait says TrumpCare is a historical calamity:
This proposal, the centerpiece of the new all-Republican government’s legislative agenda, is an expression of its shared philosophy. Donald Trump has altered the Republican stance on trade and immigration, not to mention self-enrichment by the First Family and the routine propagation of conspiracy theories by the chief executive. But he has hewed closely to the party’s conviction that the central problem in American life is a government that redistributes too much from the privileged to the underprivileged.
It remains to be seen whether enough Republicans have the courage of their convictions to follow through on this plan. Depriving millions of Americans access to medical care would impose pain more directly and widely than any legislative act in modern U.S. history.
Damon Linker at The Week analyzes the Republican disarray over the bill:
It would be one thing if Trump recognized how awful the GOP’s plan will be for the very people he was elected to help and vowed to fight it. He could turn his ire on Ryan and the factions of the House GOP that support his plans or who think they don’t go far enough in gutting ObamaCare. At least these voters would feel like their champion was going to the mat for them. They might even reasonably hope that the president would lead a charge to reform the GOP even further, by supporting “workers party” candidates to challenge Ryan and his ideological allies in the 2018 midterm elections. Such a shrewd, genuinely populist Trump might even come out in favor of a single-payer reform of the health-care system to provide security to American workers (as opposed to the greater health-care “choice” that very few outside of the House GOP’s Freedom Caucus seem to be clamoring for).
But instead, Trump is pushing to pass Ryan’s bill. That means he will own it — and if it passes and inflicts immense pain on these already angry voters? Then they will likely turn on the law and on Trump for supporting it.
“The Environmental Protection Agency isn’t fighting the White House’s initial budget that proposes to cut the agency’s budget by about $2 billion — or roughly 25% — and reduce the agency’s workforce by roughly 3,000 employees,” according to Axios.
“Climate change programs would be gutted under the proposal and the workforce attached to these programs would be cleared out of the agency — in line with the aggressive vision of EPA transition head Myron Ebell.”
Meanwhile, “the State Department budget won’t be getting cut as deeply as President Donald Trump initially suggested after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson successfully pushed back with the White House,” Politico reports.
“The budget blueprint expected later this week will still trim funding for both the State Department and the U.S. Agency for International Development next year, but by less than the 37 percent initially floated in preliminary documents sent out by the White House in late February. The budget revision is expected to include ‘staged cuts’ spread out over several years, instead of the immediate hit, according to a senior administration official, who said that the White House is giving Tillerson time ‘to do a deeper analysis on foreign aid.’”
But from Foreign Policy: “State Department staffers have been instructed to seek cuts in excess of 50% in U.S. funding for U.N. programs, signaling an unprecedented retreat by President Trump’s administration from international operations that keep the peace, provide vaccines for children, monitor rogue nuclear weapons programs, and promote peace talks from Syria to Yemen, according to three sources.”
“It remains unclear whether the full extent of the steeper U.N. cuts will be reflected in the 2018 budget.”
And then we have this: “President Trump’s budget proposal this week would shake the federal government to its core if enacted, culling back numerous programs and expediting a historic contraction of the federal workforce,” the Washington Post reports.
“This would be the first time the government has executed cuts of this magnitude — and all at once — since the drawdown following World War II.”
“The spending budget Trump is set to release Thursday will offer the clearest snapshot of his vision for the size and role of government. Aides say that the president sees a new Washington emerging from the budget process, one that prioritizes the military and homeland security while slashing many other areas, including housing, foreign assistance, environmental programs, public broadcasting and research. Simply put, government would be smaller and less involved in regulating life in America, with private companies and states playing a much bigger role.”
At The National Memo, Steven Rosenfeld explains “How James Comey’s ‘October Surprise’ Doomed Hillary Clinton’s Candidacy,” and notes, “Do you remember how you felt last October after you heard that FBI Director James Comey was reopening the FBI’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s possible illegal handling of classified communiqués while Secretary of State — just 11 days before the presidential election? That news, which left me with a sinking feeling that all but erased the confidence I had in Clinton’s prospects after the three presidential debates, was the moment that Donald Trump won the election, according to an analysis released this week by a data firm that tracks the psychological elements below patterns of consumer behavior, moods, and sentiment…According to Brad Fay, an executive with Engagement Labs, “Comey’s “October surprise” was the tipping point that turned voter sentiment away from Clinton—because people inclined to give Clinton the benefit of the doubt lost their enthusiasm, just as Comey’s announcement buoyed Trump voters…Immediately afterward, there was a 17-point drop in net sentiment for Clinton, and an 11-point rise for Trump, enough for the two candidates to switch places in the rankings, with Clinton in more negative territory than Trump,” he said. “At a time when opinion polling showed perhaps a 2-point decline in the margin for Clinton, this conversation data suggests a 28-point change in the word of mouth ‘standings.’ The change in word of mouth favorability metric was stunning, and much greater than the traditional opinion polling revealed.”
Marketwatch is running an excerpt of Ruy Teixeira’s new book, “The Optimistic Leftist: Why the 21st Century Will Be Better Than You Think.” Teixeira presents several reasons why progressives shouldn’t over-worry about right-wing populism emerging in the U.S. and Europe, including “the right populist movement is riding on demographic borrowed time. Typically, the greatest strength of these parties comes from the votes of less- educated aging whites. But to a greater or lesser degree, the population weight of these voters is declining across countries. In the United States, the white non-college-educated share of voters declined by 19 percentage points just between the 1988 and 2012 presidential elections. Projections indicate that this group’s share of voters should continue to decline by 2–3 points every presidential election for decades…The flip side is that the left’s burgeoning postindustrial coalition is composed of groups for whom right populist cultural attitudes are anathema. As these groups continue to grow, their values too will be in the ascendancy, crowding out the space for right populism. This is not to say that right populism will not continue to be a problem for some time but rather that over the medium to long term the movement has intrinsically limited growth potential.”


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To stream the games directly from your iPhone and iPad, all you have to do is download the Yahoo Sports app from the App Store and enable location services, and unlike other services, it doesn’t matter what mobile network you’re on. While blackouts do apply in certain scenarios, this marks the easiest way by far to get your NFL Super bowl 2018 Live Stream fix while you’re on the go. Of course, that depends on it working well; the exclusive Verizon stream of Baltimore-Jacksonville this September on properties including Yahoo saw a lot of complaints But Yahoo’s exclusive 2015 stream of Bills-Jaguars seemed to go over better, and drew an impressive audience We’ll see how these ones go.
Feeds aren’t over the air antenna captures that all of us have access to, they are high quality satellite or fiber feeds sent at a much, much higher bitrate than the DTVN stream to the content delivery network, so it’s important NOT to mix apples and oranges.
No matter how much broadband you pay for, you’re ultimately going to end up sharing capacity with your neighbors, whether you like it or not — that’s why you may often see speeds drop in the evening, when more of you are likely to be streaming Netflix or YouTube So if you live around a lot of other people who are trying to stream stuff on Sunday, you may have a harder time watching the game.
NFL Divisional Rounds 2018 start with Atlanta Falcons vs Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee Titans vs New England Patriots games on 13th January 2018 followed by Jacksonville Jaguars vs Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints vs Minnesota Vikings on 14th January 2018.
If you are in the US, that’s a no-brainer, Verizon will stream the Super Bowl LII (as well as a host of other NFL games) live via its vast online properties including Yahoo Sports Mobile users, regardless of their networks, will be able to watch it for free via the dedicated Yahoo Sports apps ( Android , iOS ).


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Explore the American presidency and elections in these four activities from Smithsonian Education’s Art to Zoo. Each of the four activities focuses on a different skill in social studies: examining maps, using timelines, studying collections, and using primary sources. The activiti
Students will learn how mass media, the entertainment industry and consumer products are all used to conduct a national dialogue between the president and his constituents in this section of The American Presidency: A Glorious Burden, an online exhibition.

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