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Warren Buffett famously quipped that you can't tell who is swimming naked until the tide goes out.
Well, the waters supporting San Diego County's pension fund have been receding lately, siphoned by losses in bond, commodity and foreign markets.
Now one of the officials charged with protecting the investments of taxpayers and retirees is taking a hard look at the fund's exotic, supposedly low-risk investment strategy.
Last month County Supervisor Dianne Jacob, who serves on the pension fund's board, told investment officials that she was concerned about how the fund's Treasury bond portfolio was being managed in the wake of heavy losses in May and June. And she asked for a thorough review of the fund's use of leverage.
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Ordinarily, Jacob's alarm over short-term losses would send me into a tizzy. Overreaction to market fluctuations is precisely why individual investors — and most fund managers — tend to sell at the bottom and buy near a market top.
Yet in this case I'm delighted. Sticking to your guns is admirable only if you have the right investment strategy and a skilled practitioner.
But San Diego County's pension board has chosen a strategy that is expensive and far riskier than advertised.
It's possible that the architect of this strategy, consultant Lee Partridge, is in fact a skilled practitioner. Or he may have been lucky.
Since the board hired him in October 2009, the fund's investments have grown in value at an average annual rate of 9.3 percent.
Although that lags the performance of the S&P 500 stock index since then, it's better than the average traditional pension fund with a portfolio of 60 percent in blue-chip U.S. stocks and 40 percent in top-rated bonds. It also beats some benchmarks that seek to simulate a broadly diversified portfolio.
However, it's also possible that the county's luck has turned, highlighting the inherent vulnerabilities of Partridge's particular approach to diversification.
Partridge reported this month that he substantially underperformed his peers in the fiscal year that ended June 30, as bad bets on bonds, commodities and foreign securities produced losses in recent months that cut into previous gains from investments in U.S. companies and real estate.
Overall, San Diego County's portfolio grew in value by 7.8 percent during the year, compared to an average of nearly 13 percent in a peer group. The fund for San Diego city workers grew by 13.4 percent. Sonoma County's fund gained 15.3 percent.
Yet the news for local taxpayers gets worse.
The county fund pays about $7.2 million a year to Partridge and his firm, Salient Partners. Tens of millions more go to fund managers picked by Partridge.
Meanwhile, the investment strategist for San Diego's city pension system makes under $200,000 a year. Although additional city employees do some of the work that is done for the county by Salient, I'd be surprised if the annual staff cost is more than a tenth of $7.2 million.
The members of the county's pension board are no dummies. So why are they paying so much for fund management? I fear the answer boils down to hubris, along with a strange susceptibility to investing fads.


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The Rivage is available in an array of staggered sizes: 17x8, 18x8, 18x9.5, 19x8, 19x9.5, 20x8.5, and 20x10. The wheel is made for five-lug passenger cars and small SUVs. Both high and low offsets are available from 20 to 53 mm. As with all TSW wheels, the Rivage is hub-centric for a smooth, vibration-free ride. The Rivage is built to TSW's strict manufacturing standards while maintaining the lightest possible weight.
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Faculty Profile
Dr. Constantin Chassapis
- Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, The City University of New York, New York, 1988
- M.E. Mechanical Engineering, The City College, City University of New York, 1981
- B.E. Mechanical Engineering (Magna Cum Laude), City College, City Univ. of New York, 1979
- Integrated Product and Process Development
- Knowledge Based System Development
- Automation
- Remote sensing and control
- Virtual and remote experimentation
- Deputy Dean, School of Engineering & Science, 04/2009 - 04/2013
- Director , Department of Mechanical Engineering, 11/2001- 04/2013
- Associate Director, Design and Manufacturing Institute, Stevens Institute of Technology, April 1996 - 2001
- Head of Manufacturing Technology, Design and Manufacturing Institute, Stevens Institute of Technology, April 1993 - March 1996
- Director of Integrated Manufacturing and Rapid Prototyping, Design and Manufacturing Institute, Stevens Institute of Technology, 1992 - March 1993
- Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, 2004 - Current
- Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, 1993 - 2003
- Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, 1988 - 1992
- Research Assistant, The Research Foundation of The City University of New York, 1985 - 1987
- Lecturer (adjunct), Department of Mechanical Engineering, The City College of The City University of New York. 1981 - 1985.
Institutional Service
- Member of the Academic Planning and Resources Committee
- Chair of the Office of Sponsored Projects Task Force
- Member of Information Technology Task Force
- Member of the Board of Trustees Committee on Advancement
- Member of Search Committee for the Chief Financial Officer
- Chair of Search Committee for the Dean of School of Engineering & Science
- Member of Search Committee for the Dean of School of Technology Management
- Member of Doctoral Qualifying Examination Committee
Professional Service
- Reviewer for: ASME Journal of Mechanical Design, ASME Journal of Mechanisms, Transmissions, and Automation in Design, ASME Mechanisms Conferences, Advances in Polymer Technology, McGraw Hill, Kluwer Academic Publishers
- Recipient of ASME, NSF and SME tuition scholarship awards to attend short courses in composite materials and automated manufacturing
- Member of Tau Beta Pi and Pi Tau Sigma
Honors & Awards
- Master of Engineering (Honorary Degree) Stevens Institute of Technology, September 2005
- American Society of Engineering Education, Best Paper Award for " Virtual Fluid Mechanics Laboratory", presented by the Instrumentation Division, June 2006
- Society of Plastics Engineers ANTEC Best Paper Award for "Concurrent Engineering in Mold Design and Fabrication", presented by the Mold Making and Mold Design Division, May 1994
- Recipient of "Best Paper" award for "Concurrent Engineering in Mold Design and Fabrication", by SPE Mold Making and Mold Design Division, Society of Plastics Engineers, ANTEC 1994, San Francisco, CA, May 1994
- Outstanding Young Scholar Award, Digital Equipment Corporation, 1989; it included a three year grant for research in concurrent engineering
- Harvey N. Davis Distinguished Teaching Assistant Professor Award 198
- Listed in Who's Who in Engineering Education
- Listed in Who's Who in America
- Listed in Empire Who's Who Executive and Professional Registry
Professional Societies
- The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Society of Plastics Engineers (member)
- Society of Manufacturing Engineers (member)
- New York Academy of Science
- National Defense Science & Engineering
- Graduate Fellowship Program, Award Panel Member 1993, 1994, 1995
Patents & Inventions
Chassapis, C., Esche, S. K., Nazalewicz, J. W. & Hromin, D. J. (2003); Multi-user, multi-device remote access system Provisional Patent Application No. 60/442,637
Selected Publications
Conference Proceedings
- Aziz, E-S., Chassapis, C.. (2008). "Introduction to the ME curriculum through product engineering case studies", Proceedings of the 38th ASEE/IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference, Saratoga Springs, ΝΥ.
- Chassapis, C., Aziz, E-S., Esche, S. Κ.. (2008). "IT -enhanced laboratory experience within a mechanical engineering undergraduate curriculum", Proceedings of the 2008 Structures Congress, Vancouver,Canada.
- Αziz, E-S., Esche, S. Κ., Chassapis, C.. (2007). "Enhancing the learning experience using simulation and experimentation to teach mechanical vibrations", Proceedings of the 2007 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Honolulu, ΗI.
- F.T. Fisher, Η. Hadim, S. Esche, R. Ubell, C. Chassapis. (Jun 24-27, 2007). "Feasibility of a fully online undergraduate mechanical engineering degree for non-traditional learners", 2007 American Society for Engineering Education Conference, Honolulu, ΗI.
- F.T. Fisher, C Chassapis. (Jun 18-21, 2006). "Guided CAE software Iearning modules for the undergraduate mechanical engineering curriculum", 2006 ASEE, Chicago, IL.
- Αziz, E-S., Esche, S. Κ., Chassapis, C.. (2006). "On the integration of remote and virtual experiments into a comprehensive student laboratory experience", Proceedings οf the ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition IMECE'06, Chicago, IL. .
- Αziz, E.S., Esche, S. Κ., Chassapis, C.. (2009). "Content-rich interactive online laboratory systems", Computer Applications in Engineering Education Journal, 17 (1), 6Ι -79.
- Arango, Ρ., Altuger, G., Αziz, E-S., Esche, S. Κ.. (2008). "Piloting a game-based virtual learning environment", Computers in Education Journal, 18 (4), 82 -91.
- Chang, C., Kodman, D., Chassapis, C., Esche, S. Κ.. (2007). "Immersive collaborative laboratory simulations using a game engine", Computers in Education Journal, 17 (3), 85-92.
- Corter, J. Ε., Nickerson, J. V., Esche, S. Κ., Chassapis, C., Im, S., Ma, J. (2007). "Constructing reality: a study of remote, hands-on and simulated laboratories", ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, 14 (2), Article 7, 27.
- Nickerson, J . V., Corter , J .?., Esche, S. ?., Chassapis, C.. (2007). "A model for evaluating the effectiveness of remote engineering laboratories and simulations in education", Computers & Education -An Intern. Journal, 49 (3), 708-725.
- Aziz, E.-S., Esche, S. Κ., Chassapis, C. (2006). "A scalable platform for remote and virtuallaboratories", World Transactions on Engineering and Technology Education, 5 (3), 445-448.
- ?ziz, ?. and Chassapis, C.. (2005). "A decision-making framework model for design and manufacturing of mechanical transmission system development", Engineering with Computers Journal, 21 164-176.
- Pochiraju, K., V. Jovanovic, C. Chassapis, S. Manoochehri. (2004). "Multi-scale process-dependent property modeling for fiber reinforced thermoplastics", Journal of Polymer Composites.
- S. K. Esche, C. Chassapis, J. W. Nazalewicz and D. J. Hromin. (2003). "An architecture for multi-user remote laboratories", World Transactions on Engineering and Technology Education, 2 (1), 7-11.
- E. Aziz and C. Chassapis. (Sep 2002). "Knowledge-based geometry generation for spur and helical gears", Concurrent Engineering: Research & Applications (CERA) Journal, 10 (3), 251-262.
- Kee Park, K. Pochiraju, C. Chassapis and S. Manoochehri. (2002). "Knowledge-based rapid design evaluation methodology for die-cast components", Concurrent Engineering and Research Applications Journal, 10 (1), 67-74.
- F. Gonzalez and C. Chassapis. (2001). "Fracture Toughness Variations of Injection Molded Long Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastics", Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites, 20 (10), 810-820.
- S. K. Esche, C. Chassapis and S. Manoochehri. (2001). "Concurrent product and process design in hot forging", Journal of Concurrent Engineering: Research and Applications, 9 (1), 48-54.
- S. Tumkor, N. Turkmen, C. Chassapis, and S. Manoochehri. (2001). "Modeling of Heat Transfer in Thermoplastic Composite tape Lay-Up Manufacturing", Journal of International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 28 (1), 49-58.
- V. Jovanovic, S. Manoochehri and C. Chassapis. (2001). "Parameter Estimation for Resin Transfer Molding", Journal of Engineering Computations, 18 (8).
- S.R. Hummel and C. Chassapis. (2000). "Configuration Design and Optimization of Universal Joints with manufacturing Tolerances", Mechanism and Machine Theory, 35 463-476.
- S. K. Esche, I. Fidan, C. Chassapis, and S. Manoochehri. (2000). "Knowledge-Based Part and Process Design for Metal Forging", SAE Transactions - Journal of Materials and Manufacturing, 108 (5), 92-99.
- F. Gonzalez and C. Chassapis. (Sep 1999). "Plane Strain Fracture Toughness of Injection Molded Long Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastics: An Experimental Investigation", Journal of Injection Molding Technology, 3 (3), 133-140.
- T.P. Skourlis, K. Pochiraju, C. Chassapis, and S. Manoochehri. (1998). "Structure-modulus relationships for injection-molded long fiber-reinforced polyphthalamides", Composites Part B, 29B 309 �320.
- S.R. Hummel and C. Chassapis. (Jul 1998). "Configuration Design and Optimization of Universal Joints", Journal of Mechanisms and Machine Theory, 33 (5), 479-490.
- L. Q. Tang, K. Pochiraju, C. Chassapis, and S. Manoochehri. (Jun 1998). "A Computer-Aided Optimization Approach for the Design of Injection Mold Cooling Systems", ASME Journal of Mechanical Design, 120 165-174.
- K. Pochiraju, C. Chassapis, and S. Manoochehri. (Jul 1998). "Multidisciplinary Parametric Design Optimization For Enhancing the Affordability of Molded Composites", J. of Thermoplastic Composite Materials, 11 364-392.
- T.P. Skourlis, S. R. Mehta, C. Chassapis, and S. Manoochehri. (Jan 1998). "Impact-Fracture Behavior of Injection Molded Long-Glass Reinforced Polypropylene", Journal of Polymer Engineering and Science, 38 (1), 79-89.
- ME 225 Dynamics
- ME 322 Engineering Design VI
- ME 358 Machine Dynamics and Mechanisms
- ME 423 Engineering Design VII
- ME 424 Engineering Design VIII
- ME 520 Analysis and Design of Composites
- ME 473 Design of Mechanical Systems
- ME 645 Design of Production Systems
- IPD 602 Integrated Product Development II
- E 102 Engineering Experiences


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Stick your toes in the sand and relax with a good book at Bonita Beach in sunny Florida. When you take advantage of Bonita Beach vacation rentals, you will have white beaches, warm ocean water and much more to enjoy. North of Naples on the Gulf of Mexico, Bonita Beach is a vacation destination for all ages. Rent one of the many available Bonita Beach condos that line the beach and get ready to enjoy your home-away-from-home.
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The new Building Act 2011 is effective from the 2nd April 2012. Click here to view the new forms, fees and guidelines.
At the close of nominations on Thursday 12th September 2013, six (6) nominations were received for the six (6) vacancies on the Council of the Shire of Harvey. As a result, the persons listed below have been elected unopposed for four (4) year terms expiring on 21st October 2017.
John Sabourne (O.A.M., J.P.)
Kevin Wood
Greg Campbell
Phil Giancono
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The terms of the newly elected Councillors commence on 19th October 2013. All newly elected Councillors will be sworn in at a Special Council meeting on Monday 21st October 2013.
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May 12, 2007
Book Review - Maximum LEGO NXT
Well, I got a copy of Brian Bagnall's "Maximum LEGO NXT: Building Robots with Java Brains" and I've finished my first review of the material. In a sentence: The material looks awesome.
21 chapters and 3 appendices (in roughly 500 pages) - Brian starts out with a nice summarized history of Mindstorms and then quickly moves into a description of LeJOS. I've got a bit of experience with Java, and I actually read Chapter 3 (Java for Primates) and was reminded quickly of some standard programming rules that I had forgotten. He also provides a good but quick summary of the Java API. (I've skipped around a bit and also read Chapters 4, 7, 12, and 20, so I think I've got a fairly good grasp on the technical writing and the quality of the robots.)
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My absolute favorite design in the book has to be his version of the Mars explorer, Sojourner. His recreation is fairly true to the original - you really have to see it.
A lot of people have wondered why it took so long to get the book out. Once you see the work that went into this book, I think you'll understand and cut Brian some slack - the book is very well done.
Now I'm going to try and find some time to actually go through the remaining chapters and build his robots and try out the LeJOS code. It may take some time, not just because I'm busy and always have other projects, but also because the book is just very extensive.
Good job, Brian... definitely a quality NXT book... and I'll forgive you for not including The NXT Step as a reference in one of your appendices ;)
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I like the book too but I think people should know that it doesn't teach me to program java or LejOS. The jva programs are listed but you are not taught how to program it only given the whole program. Don't get me wrong I like the book and the robots but I don't understand the programs that I type in and why they work and I want to know how to program like this book.
- May 12, 2007, 11:51:00 AM
- David Levy said...
I haven't seen the book but I rather liked his earlier "Core Lego Mindstorms Programming" which used Lejos to show how to program with Behavioral Control. (Subsumption).
One of the best books to learn Java ( esp if you have programmed in other languages) is Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel.
Note: you can see books offered by the NXT Step Blog Contributors in the site's book section
- May 12, 2007, 12:25:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
You are partially correct - the book does offer some basic information in programming in LeJOS. The book does not make the claim that you'll be a java expert when you finish it - the book is intended (I believe) to introduce you to LeJOS and then show you some powerful programs that can be used with the NXT robots.
David has suggested a good book on Java - and I think many people will tell you that one of the best ways to learn how to program is to take existing programs and break them down and examine how they work. I learn better that way and I have a feeling you will, too.
If you want to learn how to program like Brian, take his programs and follow them line-by-line and see if you can't figure out the "how" and "why" of his code. This, of course, will require that you have a basic understanding of java and LeJOS, so you may need to invest in a book or 2 on the subjects if you really want to become an expert.
- May 12, 2007, 10:27:00 PM
Do the robots in this book require many parts not included in the standard NXT set? If so, does it specify which pieces are not included so I can order them before getting to that step?
- May 13, 2007, 2:42:00 AM
Wasn't there something connecting a GPS in this book?
- May 13, 2007, 4:57:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Yes, there is something in there related to GPS but I loaned my copy out temporarily and should have it back in a day or 2... will check then.
- May 14, 2007, 1:07:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
There are a few robots that I saw that use parts not included in the retail NXT kit - BUT - I did notice that Brian tells you which parts are not standard to NXT and he tells you where to get replacements. I don't know for all robots if this is the case, but for the Sojourner, it uses 6 rubber tires - he tells you to use 2 rubber tires from the RCX kit or to use certain gears from the NXT.
Hope this helps.
- May 14, 2007, 1:09:00 AM
I just received this today. The back of the book states that the bots are built, "all using only NXT kit parts."
Not true. In fact, in Chapter 15, the robot gripper uses RCX parts. Page 344 clearly states, "Now comes the RIS kit parts." and later on the same page: "Slide the RCX motor..."
Beware. Other than this, after my brief paging thru the book - I see some great projects here.
- May 19, 2007, 7:24:00 AM
Just got the book and it looks great, but I'm completely stopped at chaper 2. The installation instructions are wrong and inadequate. I'm a software professional and I've managed to puzzle some of it out, but I've never used Java and have hit a brick wall.
Is there a support forum or some sort of FAQ? Otherwise this book isn't going to be of much value.
- May 20, 2007, 10:57:00 AM
I have purchased this book; it just came in the mail through Amazon. The book is great, the diagrams a perfect. If you're using Linux you need to install g++, libusb, and ant, but no worries there.
However, what disturbs me is that there are many discrepancies, mainly in how to load the firmware and files. I found an interesting thread here. It seems that the book was released before the newest version of leJOS NXJ will come out. This introduces several problems:
1) There is no firmware uploader, so the NXT is constantly in the clicking phase waiting for a firmware flash. The uploader will be released next version.
2) .lej files called by the book, while .bin files should be used.
3) There are many problems with setting up Eclipse.
Despite these problems, I'm still satisfied with the book. You can get all of the programs I've tried to run so far to run smoothly. If you are having trouble with this book, try reading the documentation that comes with the leJOS download. Additionally, the leJOS forum admin claims that the new leJOS release should be available in the next few weeks.
- May 23, 2007, 12:57:00 PM
- Chris said...
A FAQ is in the process of being put together, take a look at it here.
- Jun 22, 2007, 12:22:00 AM
- Nadia said...
have you started changing your NXT firmware yet?
I tried to do it yesterday, but I wasn't able.
I downloaded leJOS NXJ from this page:
and I did add the system variables too,
but when I press the reset button of my NXT, to change the firmware, and connceted it to my computer nothing happened.
I was expecting to write somewhere lejosfirmdl. page 29
do you have any idea?
please let me know
my email is : email@example.com
- Jun 25, 2007, 12:30:00 PM


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The UDHR as Readers' Theater Text
In my human rights organizing work, I have frequently opened workshops by having everyone take turns reading the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights alouda crude form of Readers Theater. In this age of overwhelming electronic communication, I fear we usually skim at rapid speed rather than truly read anything. Reading aloud slows the pace so that one can sit and hold the actual words for an instant, before tying them into pre-existing story schemas. Reading aloud reminds us that the UDHR is beautiful. Voicing the actual words fills one with dignity and empowerment. In a workshop setting, this shared reading helps to break down resistance to UN-speak, a mobilization of English that somehow seems estranged from most US-ians ears. The way that Ive done this is very simple but I think others may have refined this practice in various ways and I am eager to hear about them. What more can we do with the language of human rights to help bring it home and make it live in others?
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more on Lea Wood's play
We first used the play Laura refers to which we opened our retreat with last fall (it was so much fun really, very short and we all wore vintage hats to give us the historical touch) at the annual gathering Robin Lloyd holds in Vermont. Lea Wood is 90 now I believe, she was 89 at that gathering, and is a member of Montpelier branch of WILPF. She was formerly very active in the Santa Cruz branch for many years, and wrote short plays for many events there...I will see if Sandy Silver might get on here to elaborate on Lea's work. I think Lea used the "Reader's Theater" term as well.
At any rate, I have some experience, long past, in theater and really appreciated Lea's work and how she could express the tone and atmosphere of the historical moment in just a few carefully selected words and phrases....a true master (or mistress?) She also provides directions for lots of cue cards, so the audience can participate as well. It felt very exciting to me and everyone who participated really got into it.
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Laura, I have had students in my social studies methods course read the Constitution aloud, again, a kind of basic-level readers' theater. I've found that for most if not all of them, hearing the words aloud is often hearing/registering the words for the first time. It's much more powerful and thought-provoking than if they read independently and silently. The UDHR is a wonderful document and I will keep it in mind for similar treatment the next time I have an opportunity to teach s.s. methods. Thanks. - Jan Maher
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The money will be used for study and permitting as well as some initial engineering en route to a dredging plan, Pitts said.
The Port Authority has received qualifications to undertake the work from the two engineering firms under continuing contract with the port, but said the Port Authority should hold off until receiving clarification on several issues.
Pitts said a meeting with the county's state legislative delegation as well as Congressman Steve Southerland would be helpful to "establish how to proceed."
"There are a lot of questions to be answered before the process begins," Pitts said.
Those questions are linked to the parallel paths the port is working on for the dredging, one on permitting, the other funding.
"It will be a major effort," Pitts said.
The shipping channel has not be dredged since 1980, Pitts said.
Pitts said the shortest course to the dredging would likely be securing funding from outside the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which ultimately would have to perform the dredging.
The most time-conducive option would be to seek funding from a variety of sources, the Florida Legislature, RESTORE Act funds coming to the county, federal funds and the State Infrastructure Bank.
If the funds can be raised, and the amount would be well into the millions of dollars, those dollars could be provided to the Corps under an agreement by which the Corps, once dredging is completed under its permit, would pledge reimbursement in the future.
The other alternative would be working directly with the Corps, which would likely require far more time, Pitts said.
"I'm also concerned the dredging will require an Environmental Impact Statement, which would take at least two years," Pitts said. "We may only need an Environmental Assessment" a far less time-consuming, intensive process.
Time is of the essence for the dredging.
In the past two months the St. Joe Company has entered into Letters of Intent that would, among other aspects, mean the shipping of some 1.125 million metric tons of wood pellets through the port by way of the AN Railway.
Both LOIs contemplate lead time for dredging to take place.
An LOI with Green Circle Bio Energy contemplates a window of roughly two years for dredging to be completed before the shipping through the Port of Port St. Joe.
A second LOI, with Enova Energy Group, indicates the company would not be ready to begin shipping pellets until the latter half of 2014 at the earliest.
But both LOIs are contingent on the completion of the dredging.
As Pitts noted those two LOIs also provide the "economic justification" for the maintenance dredging and would also likely impact a proposed FDOT grant for improvements to the AN Railway.
A FDOT grant of $5 million was announced earlier this year, but Pitts said the grant dollars were now stalled and Costin said the state is, in a sense, linking the rail grant to the dredging.
"I don't see how they can stall it much longer," Costin said, alluding to the announcement of the LOI with Enova.
Revenue and staff
With the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity grant dollars for the update of the port master plan expended, the Port Authority, faced with the prospect of finishing the fiscal year in September in the red led to the return of Pitts to a salary of $1 per month.
"It is important we get through the fiscal year and have some money," Costin said. "If we continue with Tommy as director we would have a deficit. We've been here before, we'll probably be back here again.
"We need him desperately. It's obvious we can not continue after June with a director's salary."
Pitts agreed to return to the $1 per month he made prior to the FDEO grant.
"I understand the situation," Pitts said. "I will continue at $1 per month."
Nadine Lee, assistant to Pitts, will also remain onboard as a contract employee.
"I'll work with you anyway I can," Lee said. "My heart is in this, too."
Costin said he was working on several things to address the lack of revenue for maintaining a presence at the Port Authority and said expressed optimism the Port Authority could get to September with money left in the bank.
"I think we'll have a solution to our cash flow by September," Costin said. "No guarantees, but I'm hopeful."
Loretta Costin with the Gulf County Economic Development Alliance, Inc. applauded Pitts' decision to continue to work for the port.
"As a member of the community and a member of the EDA, I want to thank Tommy for staying on for $1 a month," Loretta Costin said. "He does so much and we ask so much of him. I just appreciate it."


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The mission of recreational sports clubs is to provide a broad program of sports and activities for both men and women of all ability levels in order to enhance their academic experience. You can enjoy the recreational, instructional, or competitive atmosphere of sports without the commitment of a varsity program. These clubs are run by students for students under the direction of the Office of Recreation Services.
Baseball (men's)
Student Contact: Mark Crimmins email@example.com (C2075)
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Cheerleading (co-ed)
Advisor: Megan Lindner firstname.lastname@example.com
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Visit our webpage: www.bucknell.edu/Cheerleading
Crew (men's club varsity)
Coach: Dan Wolleben
Description: The Club Varsity Program provides athletes with many of the same training and competitive opportunities as varsity athletics, but requires that the teams be self-funding. Men's Club Varsity Crew is the first program to be offered in this classification.
Visit our website: http://www.bucknellcrew.org/
Cycling Team (coed)
Advisor: Ron Marquette
Student Contact: Ward Prescott - email@example.com
Visit our website: http://bucknellcyclingteam.blogspot.com/
Equestrian Team (coed)
Advisor: Margaret Brody
Coach: Farra Phillips-Hillyard
Student Contact: Morgan Manchester email@example.com or Carly Riemann firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/equestrian_team/
Field Hockey (women's)
Advisor: Angie Myers
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Visit our website: https://sites.google.com/a/bucknell.edu/clubfh/home
Ice Hockey (coed)
Advisor: Chip Marrara
Coach: Professor JT Ptacek email@example.com 570-577-1694
Student Contact: Sam Leech firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit our website: http://www.bucknellhockey.org/
Lacrosse (men's)
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Lacrosse (women's)
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Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/wclublax/
Rugby (men's)
Coach: Marty Migliori
Student Contact: Brendan Reim email@example.com
Description: The Bucknell Men's Rugby Football Club (BUMRFC) is a collegiate club that currently competes in the Eastern Pennsylvania Rugby Union's Division III West league. Backed by a long history of rugby at Bucknell, the current program successfully restarted in 2006, and has been constantly growing and improving since.
Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/BucknellRugby/index.html
Sailing (coed)
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Ski Team (coed)
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Soccer (men's)
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Soccer (women's)
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Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/wclub_soccer
Squash (men's)
Student Contact: Hayden Radovich email@example.com and Henry Gadsden email@example.com
Description: Since its founding in 2008, the Bucknell Club Squash Team has nearly tripled in size from its five original members to today's fourteen players. In 2011, the team brought home the Sereus Cup with a 5-4 win over Boston College. Last year, we finished second in the Chaffee Cup after falling to BC 3-6 in the final round of E Division play.
Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/Squash_club/
Squash (women's)
Student Contact: Sarah Antonacci email@example.com or Ana Kelly firstname.lastname@example.com)
Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/Womens_Squash
Tennis (co-ed)
Coach: Bob Hammerlee firstname.lastname@example.com (C3582)
Student Contact: Andrew Step - email@example.com and Will Benenson - firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/club_tennis
Ultimate Frisbee (men's)
Advisor: Rob Jacob
Student Contact: Drew English - firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/ultimate/
Ultimate Frisbee (women's)
Advisor: Katelyn Allers
Student Contact: Taylor Zahn email@example.com
Visit our website: http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/frogs/
Volleyball (men's)
Advisor: Steve Hoover
Student Contact: Payton Kirkpatrick - firstname.lastname@example.com (C2325)
Description: The Bucknell Men's Volleyball team is in the midst of restructuring and developing a competitive squad. For this year's season, we have joined the Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Volleyball Conference (MACVC) and have a rigorous upcoming schedule of opponents. Overall, we are members of the National Collegiate Volleyball Federation (NCVF) and have the possibility of competing for a national title in April. Through practices and matches, we try to establish a sense of camaraderie with each other, as well as develop and hone our volleyball skills.
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Volleyball (women's)
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Water Polo (men's)
Student Contact: Ted Condie email@example.com
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Phone: 570.577.1656
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Fax: 570.577.3324
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Lord, anticipates that the workers will have substan-tial contributions to report In ad-dition to the $1,130 announced by Dr. Milton B. .Waldman, chairman of special gifts, at the kick-off din-ner. Members of the residential di-vision have been canvassing from house to house In the drive to reach reach the goal of $6,600 fixed for this year. Robert N. Flllmore, chairman of the residential canvass for the south of the village, is being assisted by Miss M. Elizabeth QchreUber, cap-tain over five districts in the south-wedt area. Her districts and head workers are as follows: DJatriot 44, Mrs. Edith Jones, Mrs. Anthur Eastwood, Mrs. E. A. Ander-son, and Miss Nancy Becker; 46, Mrs. William K. Jackson, jr., and Mrs. Frederick W. Baztldbb; 46, Mrs. John W. Dodd; 49, Mrs. AMna Oritmon and Mrs. T. Redmond Mb- Kenma, and 60, Mrs. William ] Pounders and* IMra. W. E. Watson. r? Mrs. Marion Banker Is in charge of the 'canvass In the northern half of the village. Mr*. A. J. gbnonaon and Mc*.^ e*w*aA J. covering theigarages, Mrs. Robert, S Baron, schools; Buaaell E. Hotalihg organizations; Mrs. Harold W. Bat-tin, special events, and Dr. Waldron business and professions. REPUBLICAN CLUB PLANS ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The Freepor* Republican Olub will have a social evening tonight In the/XWpn Dugout, A program of enfte3%#aMmenlt.. has been arranged by BextMaan Smith .and his com-xnhbtee, ^ .' . .. ; Freedoms Foundation Adbpts Pidiire Of Washington At Valley Forge By Laymeii as American Wav of Printed in Leader In "Ad" Calling for Prayers for Peace picture of George Washing-ton kneeling, at Valley Forge which featured a full page advemHaement inserted In The Leader on March 1 by the United Laymen calling on the people of Freeport to join with millions of the fellow-Americans daily for a minute at noon in silent iprayer for peace has been adopted Iby the Freedoms Foundation, with headquarters in Valley Forge, Fa., as an award to libraries in schools in 55 communities having program for "extending and preserving the Am-erican way of life," it waa revealed this week. The announcement waa made "By the officials of The United Laymen who displayed a check in payment of the 65 copies of the picture received from the founda-tion. The same advertisement was Inserted in two Metropolitan papers, the New York Times and Herald- Tribune, and in time waa brought to the attention of the Foundation, and focused attention on the project stanbed in Freeport through the leadership of the Prayers for Peace Movement and other church and lay groups. ' Foundation officials exchanged telephone call^ and correspondence the ^founders of 4ha . D< ,. and, brought out the fact 65 awards were to be made to libraries of winning schools all over the country for carrying the best planned programs for "extending and preserving the Amadoaa way of life/' but had not been selected. The Foundation has promised a picture of George Washington in prayer as an award to these libraries. On re-ceipt of copies of . the picture sent ' the Laymen It was .. decl-ded to a/Sopt it instead of another one they h#d been using previously^ New Shoe S+bre on Sunrise Highway Attractive new shoe atore of Dan Geller, 17 Weat Sunrise which b Aavlof its fonnal ppenlny to-day, Aomorrow an* 8ator4&y. . —^L6n**oe J&u*Uo'fhot* Workers in Of acer is avai ab e $4,622 Raised Here Exceeding Quota By $222 — F!rat in Naaaau 'Freeport was the first community in Nassau County ..to go over the top In the Nassau County Cancer Committee's campaign, It did so within, the time alloted, ending April 30, when contributions totaling $4,- 620.32 were reported exceeding the $4,400 quota assigned the village by $222.32. The bulk of the total was realized in the house-to-house canvass which netted $3,289.94. A theatre party at Iw %X«^l^,T Important Photograph of George Washington on his knees at Valley Forge re-produced from Bronze on Sub-Treasurey building In Manhattan. Geller to Feature Children's Shoes In New Sto^e on W* Sunrise Highway The fpnnal opening of Dan; Roller's new shoe Btore at 17 West Sunrise IKghway, will take place today, tomorrow and Saturday. And during the three days, each ohild accompanied by a parent will receive gratis a pair Landeniberger True Last socks with squared tips. Mr. Oeller; who has conducted a store at 25 Merrlck ave., Merrlck, for Jour years, plans to specialize in shoes for children. He la Interested in foot health and each child cus-tomer (will be "check" fitted and hot permitted to taace a pair of shoes out of the store until he is positive they fit just right. 6tride-Rite ahoes are to be fea-tured, because Mr. Geller says they are constructed to wear, and for eervlc^bility and have the proper arch mmporte. Children being treat-ed in the Nassau. Oounty Cerebral Palay cUndo were recently provided with Stride-Rite shoes because the superintendent after. a careful study came to the conclusion' they were best. adapted for victims of this dis-ease. Mr. Geller supplied the dhoes and they have provided entire satis-faction. - ^ Doctor"*; prescriptions for special-ly built up shoes are filled In Dan Gellerls store. Only children's, and women's shoes are .to be sold m the Freeport. branch, though men may buy, = shoes in the .. Merrlck 1 store. jUwut 80 percent of his business will be in children^ shoes and 20 per-cent in women's, Mr. Geller ealil" mates. The casual type of shoes for will be offered; Mr. and Mrs, Geller personally plans for the Sunrise Highway- store, which has. a' home- •like atmosphere with , its .leather couches''- and ^ otHier facilities. The papered wells are enhanced by pan? els of scenic type wall paper .on ,eacl% aide 'add the resbful three-ton^ color'' gehema cocoa brown 1» out the place. of green, coral and carried out. through^ Mr. and Mrs. Geller are members of the Merrlck Jewish Center and Mrs. Oeller of the East Nassau Sec-tion;. National Council of Jewish Women. They are as active In these organizations as their busy llyes will permit, Mr. Geller will divide his time between Freeport and Mer-rick with Milton Goldstein as as-sistant manager here. In addition to shoes, hosiery, .shoe polishes and other accessories will be on sale. / . or *u devotlen them and txpwzeeA U% pr^/ all share in. being the firat\ of any aize to attain its quot( Dox^ee m Waaninwton Urges Jones Inlet Funds Mayor Robert L. Doxsee was one of the speakers to urge the appro-" prlatlon of funds for the improve-ment of Jones Inlet at a hearing before a subcommittee of the House Appropriations comoilMee In Wash-ington on Monday. Others were Con-* gressman Leonard W. Hall and %e-ddlng Supervisor A. jSplly Patter-son. Supervisor Patterson' statements by Robert Moses, man of the Long Island State Park Commission in behalf' of the project, and County Executive J* Russei Bprague .oJMering contributions to-< taMaig $2,420,000 from the state," county and town. The Federal gov-? emment Is supposed to pay 50 per? cent df the coat o* the project and the Congressman urged Uie commit-*] tee to recommend^the necessary ap-> propriatlon. A year ago a 8enat4 sub-committee recommended an- ap^ proprlatlon of $500|000, but no fur4 ther action was taken on the mat** ter. - Names of Men In Service Sought To be Placed on Village Honor RoQ . ""7 • .; ' . 'A Mayor Robert L. Doxsee this week issued a request for rela? tives of men serving in the armed .forces in Korea and elsewhere to, advise the village authorities so that their names may bd •'' aded to. the Honor RoQ on. the lawn of the Memorial Library. "General Douglas 'MabAmthur paid a very high tribute to 'our sons who are fighting in Korea/ " Be He told .us that they had and were fulfilling every' obligation imposed uipon tKem with" credit and 'honor* "Freeport has many of those apns in service and some' have made the supreme sacrifice, Freeport "also has] a beautiful Honor Roll/ designed ,p# a continuous and permanent tribute to those who have been ;in .military serw&pe.', And it is my desire and that of the Village Board jo also blace <the names of l&ose men.and wpnien /who are how in military. service^-in Korea , or elsewhere, on t^e .Honor Roll, so they also may be properly recognized* only way] -that ^ this 'can be done 1^ for 'the fainllies and friend; /of thoae who.are in military servce to. inform the village cdala. regarding .then;. . , J "Katl Brown in tlie Village eieo* trical department '.(Freeport 8-4000]) has been assigned the task of plao- Ihg ."Qiese- names on- thei Honor RoM, and, vit' will be appreclated-^An fao$ it ^ . f and Men&a of nien and iwomeh in mil^ry gervioe send in their. names, address// Ranches of service and present ; ata^us either by telephone to A&rBrown .through the mail;; or in any other .way moet conv* "Please^let -us .have their\naj OPEN. 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