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MORRISVILLE — After nearly a decade of planning and fundraising, the Morrisville State College Equine Rehabilitation Center has welcomed its first horses. A public open house is scheduled... [more...]
REMSEN — Didymus Thomas Library, 9639 Main St., presents a "Selecting and Caring For Your Award-Winning Annual Garden" by Linda Heywood from Heywoods Greenhouses at 7 p.m. Tuesday. ... [more...]
REMSEN — Volunteers from four fire departments doused an out-of-control brush fire on Muthig Road Thursday afternoon, one of several such fires caused by this week's dry heat. Multi... [more...]
PROSPECT — The community celebrates Arbor (from Latin for tree) Day Celebration with several events Saturday, April 28. National Arbor Day (Friday, April 27) is "a time to celebrate ... [more...]
The IRS has some advice for taxpayers who missed the tax filing deadline. ¿ Don't panic but file as soon as possible. If you owe money the quicker you file your return, the less pena... [more...]
HERKIMER — Herkimer County Community College will offer a free 32-hour cybersecurity training program for qualified individuals looking to augment their technology skills. Registration ca... [more...]
An important maintenance activity each gardener must perform is pruning of woody ornamental plants and trees. Pruning systematically removes plant parts to increase the value of a plant, by maintai... [more...]
Shortly we are going to be seeing landscape crews out and about maintaining the trees and shrubs around many major shopping centers. Homeowners may copy what they see the professionals doing, think... [more...]
ONEIDA — Two young men have been charged in Madison County with forcing their way into a Sconondoa Street home and attacking a man with a steel pipe. Police said Charles R. Tooke, 23, of ... [more...]
ONEIDA — A Rome man and women have both been charged after law enforcers said the man's car crashed in Madison County Thursday afternoon and he tried to flee on foot. Police said Wi... [more...]
A 20-year-old man has been charged with a felony for snatching his girlfriend's purse off her shoulder on West Court Street Thursday. Police said Joshua B. Sharon, of 416 W. Court St., gr... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Website: www.romepd.com Thursday 12:04 a.m. N. James St., domestic. 12:09 a.m. N. Madison St., peace officer. 12:38 a.m. Culverton Road, investigate.... [more...]
Thursday 10:37 a.m. 102 Expense St., first aid. 10:54 a.m. Wal-Mart, Rome-Taberg Road, first aid. 1:29 p.m 199 Mill St., automatic alarm. 2:35 p.m. Routes 26 and 365, accident. ... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Thursday 11:25 a.m. New York Mills, Burrstone Road, New Hartford, alarm. 12:33 p.m. Poland, Steuben Road W., Deerfield, grass fire. 2:12 p.m. New London,... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Thursday Midnight Oswego St., check welfare. 12:55 a.m. Oriskany Blvd., Whitestown, investigate. 2:30 a.m. Park Ave., Holland Patent, domestic. 3:04 ... [more...]
Thursday 2:30 a.m. Park Ave., Holland Patent, domestic. 2:31 a.m. Old Oneida Road, Verona, domestic. 6:19 a.m. N. Gage Road, Trenton, alarm. 7:16 a.m. Park Ave., Holland Patent, dom... [more...]
TOWN OF LINCOLN — The Madison County Department of Solid Waste and Sanitation is hosting two events on Saturday, April 28, A Safe Pill Collection being held in conjunction with the Drug... [more...]
A 37-year-old man charged with slashing a dog's throat told investigators that the pit bull bit him on the arm first. Bail was set at $5,000 Wednesday and it was not immediately met for J... [more...]
Nick Bonanza scored four goals and added an assist to help lead the Rome Free Academy boys lacrosse team to an 18-2 rout over longtime rival Proctor High on Thursday night in Utica. Other offen... [more...]
The Rome Free Academy baseball squad dropped its second game of the week as the Black Knights were handed a 13-3 defeat by Central New York Counties League Liverpool on Thursday night in their firs... [more...]
Saturday's Bounty, a free lunch offered to the community, will be held on Saturday, April 28, in the First United Methodist Church, 400 N. George St. The meal will be served from 11:30 a.m. -... [more...]
CAMDEN — Ever since returning from their spring break trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C. last week, the Camden baseball team has been showing its opposition what it learned after facing some of the t... [more...]
The Westmoreland junior varsity softball squad was handed a 31-2 loss by Adirondack on Thursday in Boonville. Hannah Bennett and Callie Cushman each had a hit for the Lady Bulldogs. [more...]
Indium Corp.'s plan to open a Rome plant has received a grant and tax credits worth $1 million from the state. Additionally, Rome is providing a $100,000 loan for the project. The com... [more...]
A legislative panel has put the kibosh on a proposal to consolidate the Board of Elections office and its voting machines in a county owned building in Whitestown. The measure attracted only fi... [more...]
From a crew member in a local McDonald's fast-food restaurant to the corporation's board room -- that's been the path for Utica native Tim Fenton. The global fast-food giant h... [more...]
Here's a look at how members of the Government Operations Committee came down on a proposal to hold a public referendum on allowing the county to move the Board of Elections out of Utica. ... [more...]
HERKIMER — An estimated 11,500 plastic bottles will be worn by graduates at Herkimer's commencement May 18, but they won't look like it. In an effort to go green on campus, Herkim... [more...]
Wednesday at 6 p.m. Opportunities in Energy Efficiency for Landlords will provide energy incentive information for landlords of 1-5 unit properties that serve low and moderate-income tenants. I... [more...]
County Legislator Harmony Speciale, D-22, Utica, and Utica Councilman James Zecca are holding a meeting at 5:30 p.m Monday at the Holy Trinity School cafeteria, 1214 Lincoln Ave., regarding the Moh... [more...]
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., will host "Know Your Housing Rights." The free, public event will take place on Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the library's wheelchair accessi... [more...]
The once-mighty American chestnut tree, which was virtually wiped out by a pathogenic fungus that arrived in New York City more than 100 years ago, will return April 18 to the area where it was fir... [more...]
BARRY — Mark E. Barry, 60, of Rome, on April 13, 2012. Services 7 p.m. today LaRobardiere Funeral Home, 109 Main St., Camden. Burial Forestlawn Cemetery. Calling hours 4-7 p.m. today. ... [more...]
LOZIPONE — To Daniel and Misty Sullivan Lozipone, of Canastota, on Tuesday, April 17, 2012, in Oneida Healthcare Center, a daughter, Kailyn Marie. REYNOLDS — To Gerry and Teri Loper... [more...]
Helen S. Reid, 88, of Rome, passed away on Friday, April 20, 2012, at the Colonial Park Rehabilitation Center. She was born on September 28, 1923, in Floyd, the daughter of Michael and Sophie Karcz... [more...]
Temperatures: 31 to 72 Normal Range: 34 to 55 Records: 18(1897), 79(1987) Rainfall: 0" Snow: 0" Monthly rainfall: 0.35" Rainfall for year: 6.03" Snow... [more...]
Paul A. Trnchik, Sr., 79, of Taberg, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, April 18, 2012, at Rome Memorial Hospital. He was born on December 6, 1932, in Annsville, the son of Adam and Mary Michel... [more...]
Jess W. Henderberg, 35, of Rome, passed away on Tuesday, April 17, 2012, in St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse after a long illness. He was born November 21, 1976, in New Hartford, the son of ... [more...]
WHITESTOWN — The National Weather Service in Binghamton will be conducting a Basic SKYWARN — weather spotters — training class on Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Emergency ... [more...]
Tonight — Partly cloudy. A chance of showers after midnight. Lows around 50. South winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saturday — Showers. Highs in the upper 50s. Southwes... [more...]
ALBANY (AP) — Here are the winning numbers drawn Thursday Evening: Daily: 7, 3, 5, Lucky Sum: 15. WinFour: 2, 7, 8, 2, Lucky Sum: 19. Here are the winning numbers drawn Thursday Midday: D... [more...]
ORISKANY — The Board of Education has adopted a 2012-13 school budget that calls for a 3.92 percent increase in spending, but district officials said a shift in funding will hold the amount t... [more...]
The New Hartford Animal Hospital is holding a parasite control presentation for pets from 3:15 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday at Schuyler Commons, 1776 Independence Square, Utica. The presentation is fre... [more...]
Rome cheerleader heading to nationals Rome's Tessa Hunziker will be one of 19 cheerleaders who will participate in The United States All Star Federation 2012 Cheerleading Worlds competiti... [more...]
A Herkimer County woman who rang up a more than $5,000 bill at the Sangertown Square Mall using another woman's identity is scheduled for arraignment in County Court on May 1. Christina L... [more...]
The teen-ager accused of setting the fire that destroyed part of the Rome Cable Building has denied his charges in County Court. James R. Smith, 17, of 301 S. Jay St., pleaded not guilty before... [more...]
TOWN OF TRENTON — A domestic dispute between a boyfriend and girlfriend early Thursday morning ended with a cinder block being thrown through the windshield of a 2009 Chevy Cobalt. Remsen... [more...]
April 20, 2002 Today wasn't a day to sleep in. Most people expecting to be able to snooze uninterrupted past 7 a.m. were yanked from their slumber around 6:50 when doors and windows began... [more...]
Indium Corp., 5836 Success Drive, $70,000, modification of the roof structure to increase the ceiling height to 21 feet in an area totaling 1,350 square feet. [more...]
The local job count rose again from February to March, according to state Department of Labor statistics released today. From March 2011 to March 2012, the Utica-Rome metro area's total n... [more...]
Tonight's Schedule... Professional Baseball — International League: Buffalo at Syracuse, 7. Hockey — American Hockey League first-round playoffs: St. John's at S... [more...]
City Public Works crews will continue collecting green waste and brush until the leaf schedule begins in November. Crews will pick up green waste the day before the regular rubbish pickup day. ... [more...]
A Spaghetti Dinner will be held on Thursday, April 26 from 4-7 p.m. at the Upstate Cerebral Palsy Armory Campus, 1601 Armory Drive, Utica, to raise money for the annual Tradewinds Education Center ... [more...]
CHERRY VALLEY — The Glimmerglass Festival will hold auditions for those ages 8 to 14 for roles in Meredith Willson's The Music Man and Maxwell Anderson and Kurt Weill's Lost in th... [more...]
The books have been closed on last year and Oneida County reports a surplus of $6,044,000. When the county started 2011, it expected it would need to pull more than $5 million from its reserves... [more...]
The Adirondack Wildcats certainly had a wild game against Center State Conference Division I rival Canastota on Wednesday as they rallied back for a 13-10 victory in a slugfest at Adirondack High S... [more...]
Mariah Mays set a freshman record in the discus throw as the Rome Free Academy girls track and field team defeated Oneida, 97-44, at the Stadium on Wednesday. Mays threw for 113 feet, 8 inches ... [more...]
Rome golfer Campbell conference champion CONOVER, N.C. — Newberry College senior and Rome native Matthew Campbell won the 2012 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Championship with a 54-h... [more...]
While the Rome Catholic Redwings continue to suffer through some growing pains, the New York Mills baseball squad appears to be in midseason form. For the first three innings of their heated Ce... [more...]
Super Grover needs help — and it's Elmo and the Fabulous Five to the rescue when the musical production "Elmo's Super Heroes" takes the stage in the Stanley Theatre at 1... [more...]
Music, sketches, and films of 100 years ago are included in "The 1912 Revue" at 7 p.m. Friday in the Capitol Theatre, 220 W. Dominick St. Organizers said the public show is designed t... [more...]
The 1958 movie, "A Night to Remember" will be shown at 2:30 and 7 p.m. Saturday in the Capitol Theatre, 220 W. Dominick St.. Tickets for "A Night to Remember" are $5.50 for ... [more...]
Wanting kids to be safe is understandable. But shutting down the farms of the people who care most about those children -- their families -- goes way too far. That, perhaps not surprisingly, is... [more...]
The New York Times got it wrong, saying Dick Clark got his start working in his father's radio station. Other retrospectives gloss over Dick Clark's Rome connection relating that he beg... [more...]
ALBANY (AP) — Here are the winning numbers drawn Wednesday Evening: Daily: 5, 2, 9, Lucky Sum: 16. WinFour: 3, 4, 5, 3, Lucky Sum: 15. Lotto: 11, 27, 30, 36, 46, 49, Bonus: 57. Here a... [more...]
Tonight — Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 40s. West winds 5 to 10 mph — Becoming south. Friday — Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 70s. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday night &... [more...]
CLINTON — Friday at 8 p.m. the Kirkland Art Center Coffeehouse presents Galant, Tu Perds Ton Temps, Quebec's "unique and irresistible" female a cappella quintet. Admission... [more...]
VERONA — An approximately 1 percent local tax levy increase and no program deletions are in the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill school district's tentative 2012-13 budget that Superintendent Nor... [more...]
The Whitesboro Central School Music Department starts the Richard C. Robinson Concert Series, featuring the Central New York Jazz Orchestra with guest Whitesboro graduate Mark Kellogg on trombone. ... [more...]
BARNEVELD — Unity Hall, 101 Vanderkemp Ave., presents Colleeen Kattau & Some Guys at 8 p.m. Friday. Tickets are $8 in advance. Tickets at the door will be $10 or $8 for Unity Hall Foundat... [more...]
Midair USA President William Moore says his firm could add upwards of 125 employees by moving into the east bay of the main airport building. He currently has nearly 300 at Griffiss spread among se... [more...]
REMINDERS: Tonight, 6:30 The Licorice Sticks Clarinet Quartet concert, Oriskany Public Library, 621 Utica St. Reservations 736-2532. Friday, 4:30-7 p.m. Pork Roast Dinner, United Methodist ... [more...]
Jess W. Henderberg, 35, of Rome, passed away on Tuesday, April 17, 2012, in St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse after a long illness. He was born November 21, 1976, in New Hartford, the son of ... [more...]
Kaitlyn Irene Tennant, infant daughter of Heather Larsen and Ricky Tennant, Sr. of Rome, passed away, Tuesday, April 17, 2012. She was born May 21, 2011 in Rome. Surviving are her parents; ... [more...]
Temperatures: 30 to 55 Normal Range: 34 to 55 Records: 21(1962), 82(1894) Rainfall: 0" Snow: 0" Monthly rainfall: 0.35" Rainfall for year: 6.03" Snow... [more...]
John A. Rodriguez Sr., 82, of Rome, passed away on Tuesday April 17, 2012 at Rome Memorial Hospital. He was born in Rome, NY on May 23, 1929 son of the late Antonio and Stella Consilio Rodriguez. J... [more...]
The Oneida County Board of Elections office will be open from 9 a.m. noon Saturday to accommodate voters in need of absentee ballots for the Tuesday, April 24, Republican presidential primary. ... [more...]
A vendor event to benefit the Humane Society of Rome will take place Saturday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Wingate Hotel at Griffiss Park. Vendors include MaryKay products, Scentsy, Miche Bags, P... [more...]
CLINTON — The Hamilton College Department of Music presents the 1920 silent film Way Down East with orchestration on Saturday at 8 p.m., in Wellin Hall. Admission is free and the event is... [more...]
BARRY — Mark E. Barry, 60, of Rome, on April 13, 2012. Services 7 p.m. Friday LaRobardiere Funeral Home, 109 Main St., Camden. Burial Forestlawn Cemetery. Calling hours 4-7 p.m. Friday. ... [more...]
VERONA — Turning Stone Resort & Casino unveiled a new $5.5 million hotel renovation Wednesday that included work by central New York contractors and businesses from Oneida, Madison and Ononda... [more...]
Interviews are scheduled for next month as the county looks to land a new chief pilot for Griffiss International Airport. Three persons have been asked to interview in May as a possible replace... [more...]
A June 26 Republican primary is in the offing in Oneida County's new congressional district. First-term incumbent Richard L. Hanna of Barneveld, and Michael J. Kicinski Sr. of Earlville f... [more...]
The Rome Free Academy junior varsity softball team dropped an 8-2 decision to West Genesee on Wednesday. Annika Guiliano and Alicia Swavely each scored a run, as Alyssa Fazio recorded the losin... [more...]
MARCY — SUNYIT will present the free, public fourth annual "Global Warming and What You Can Do" program on Thursday, April 26, in Kunsela Lecture Hall. The day-long exploration ... [more...]
A 37-year-old man is accused of slashing a dog across the throat with a box-cutter on Floyd Avenue. The animal, named 'Lexi', survived after she was rushed to a veterinarian, law en... [more...]
A Lee man charged in a triple-stabbing at an early morning house party has pled guilty to reduced charges in City Court. James A. Powell, 38, of 5441 Lee Valley Road, pleaded guilty before Judg... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Website: www.romepd.com Wednesday 12:34 a.m. Muck Road, suspicious activity. 1:18 a.m. S. Jay St., suspicious activity. 2:02 a.m. N. James St., drunk... [more...]
The Capitol Theatre, 220 W. Dominick St., presents the Glenn Miller Orchestra in concert on the Capitol stage at 7 p.m. Monday with John Paul at the Capitol Grand Organ providing pre-show music aft... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Wednesday 8:48 a.m. 801 N. James St., first aid. 8:50 a.m. 100 W. Court St., first aid. 10:27 a.m. N. Washington St., first aid. 1:12 p.m. 701 W. Cou... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Wednesday 7:30 a.m. COCVAC Ambulance, Creaser Road, Westmoreland, accident/injury. 8:17 a.m. Westmoreland and COCVAC Ambulance, Thruway, accident. 12:58 ... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Wednesday 12:17 a.m. Route 12, Sangerfield, check welfare. 12:18 a.m. Route 49, Marcy, car/deer. 12:34 a.m. Randel Road, Verona, assist. 3:50 a.m. Ro... [more...]
To report an emergency: 911 Wednesday 12:17 a.m. Bielby Road, suspicious activity. 6:45 a.m. Lowell Road, Westmoreland, peace officer. 7:30 a.m. Creaser Road, Westmoreland, accident... [more...]
New federal requirements for pools to be handicapped accessible shouldn't pose a problem for the City of Rome, according to Parks Director Richard A. Miller. While some owners of swimming... [more...]
April 19, 2002 The city and Rome Clean & Green will hold a free tree-planting seminar at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall. Residents are encouraged to help plant Rome's future by planting a fr... [more...]
Dick Clark, a national entertainment icon, died Wednesday from a heart attack at age 82. Clark got his start in show business as an announcer and disc jockey for the Rome Sentinel's radio... [more...]
CAMDEN — The Mark Twain American Classic, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" takes the stage at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the High School Auditorium. Admission is $5 for stud... [more...]
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Tonight's Schedule... Scholastic boys Baseball — RFA at Liverpool, 5. Lacrosse — RFA at Proctor, 6. Friday's Schedule... Professional Baseball —... [more...]
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Ideal for short-range wireless applications, the
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Saddles are not allowed anywhere in DWV system, although they will work. However, something from the U.K. will probably have the wrong radius for your pipe.
Hi all. I need to tee a dry vent into an existing 3" vent stack just below the attic but there are fittings above and below where I need to tee in so i can't separate the pipe to fit the tee in. I found something on a UK site called a strap-on boss but I've never seen anything like that here; basically just drill into the pipe and strap the tee on.
Since there's no waste in this tee, is there something available/allowed here?
Saddles are not allowed anywhere in DWV system, although they will work. However, something from the U.K. will probably have the wrong radius for your pipe.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
I figured as much. Thanks for confirming. Looks like I've got a lot of piping to redo
In some cases it would be easier to take it across the attic to a different spot and run the new vent through the roof by itself.
Or tie into one of the existing vents, other than the main one.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
Here's a couple of pictures. In the left picture, the main stack is shown going up through the attic. The horizontal portion is the waste from a toilet that comes down from about four feet to the right. This is shown in the second picture. The 1-1/2" pipe to the right (barely in view) is a vent from the basement that vents a laundry tub and washing machine and, possibly, a future floor drain. This ties into the stack a few feet above this picture.
The 1-1/2" pipe to the left is a shower drain that ties into the waste line and goes down to the basement.
I need to tee a vent into the stack in the first picture. There is about 8" there but I cant pull the vent down or push up because of the existing fittings.
My plumber wants to cut the horizontal waste line to the left and right and put a couple of flex connectors there but that sounds like waste could get hung up there.
My thought was to cut the shower line to the left, and the 45 coming down from the toilet (shown in the second pic) and pull the line down enough to get a fitting in. Then ABS couplings to fix the shower and toilet. I can't use the existing vent from the basement because I'm adding 4 fixtures down there and need a separate vent line.
Long winded but I tried to cover everything.
Let me start by saying that I'm not clear exactly what I am seeing in the pictures.
If the toilet waste is coming in from the right, any tee you install there would be below the flood rim of the fixtures served by the vent, which is not acceptable.
I think you're clear on what you are seeing. The vent for the toilet on the right joins the stack way up in the attic, so well above the toilet.
The vent I am adding will be from basement fixtures but, you're correct, this tee-in will be below the 2nd floor toilet. What you are looking at are the joists for the second floor.
This is where the plumber was going to tee in but I didn't like the way he was going to do it with the flex connectors (Fernco) and was trying to find another way.
Now you have got me concerned.....
Does the vent from the basement fixtures have to be above 2nd floor flood rims?
Thank you,
Doing some reading of Bert Polk's document and it looks like you're absolutely correct. Maybe I'll have to find a different plumber...
And find a way to get to that stack up higher
I am reading that the rule of being 6" above the flood rim doesn't apply to the main stack. Can you comment on that?
How many fixtures can I tie into the existing 1-1/2" vent there that comes from the basement?
Last edited by scdean; 02-18-2013 at 11:10 AM.
how many, and which fixtures are already on the 1-1/2" vent line from the basment? what is approx length of this existing basement vent?
Right now there is a laundry tub, a washing machine and a floor drain. The vent is 1-1/2" about 20 feet with 5 elbows. I need to add a toilet, shower, vanity, and two more floor drains. The two extra floor drains are for 1) air conditioner, furnace and humidifier drain and 2) the bathroom where a small hot tub is, just in case it leaks.
so yoru total fixture unit load after installing new fixtures would be 18FU...your 1-1/2" vent can handle that for a length of 20 meters....so you can use your 1-1/2" vent
Mike: If that's the case, I owe you one. I have a couple of questions if you don't mind.
This vent will be all dry. Do elbows have an equivalent length? i.e. is one elbow worth 5 ft of straight pipe or does it not matter in venting?
Is there a table somewhere that I can show my plumber?
I found this one, http://www2.iccsafe.org/states/newyo...%209_Vents.pdf showing I can put 21dfus on a 3" stack with 1-1/2" vent up to 32 feet. Is that correct?
Thanks so much.
there may be charts showing equivalent lengths for fittings out there... but when we're talking venting to code you refer to developed length of the piping.
your link is for new york city...
all vent sizing and requirements can be found in section 7 of the OBC...specifically Table 22.214.171.124 "Sizing of Branch vents, headers, continuos vents and circuit vents.
your plumber should a) know these requirements or at the very least b) know where to find them.
if you, the customer, need to show him, the licensed professional, then something is wrong with this picture.
good luck with your project


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Taco Rack
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Making homemade tacos is foolproof with this convenient rack. Crafted of nonstick-coated steel, it holds up to four taco shells upright, so you have both hands free to fill them. Start by adding cooked fillings such as meat, chicken and beans. Next, add cheese and place the rack in the oven or on the grill. By warming your tacos upright, you'll enjoy a perfect combination of gooey melted cheese and deliciously crisp shell. Just before you're ready to eat, add cool fillings like lettuce, tomatoes, pico de gallo and guacamole.
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JSpell is a server-based spell checker that allows you to spell check any HTML input field and form. It is i18n compliant and has dialogs for multiple languages available. It can be used to add spell checking capabilities to HTML forms on your Web site. This spell checker is compatible with JSP, ASP, CGI, PHP, Cold Fusion, Oracle Forms, etc.
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The Rough Guide to Led Zeppelin
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int variable k that has already been declared use a for loop to print a single line consisting of 97 *s?
- Given an int variable k that has already been declared, use a for loop to print a single line consisting of 97 asterisks. Use no variables other than k .
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c++ code:
for(k=0;k<97;k++) cout<<"*";
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for(k=0;k<97;k++) printf("*");
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First off, I have never said that gay marriage was going to be the downfall of western civilization. The Left in this country are doing enough to ensure that prospect themselves. The twisting of our values and morals and sensabilities knows no bounds. People, it seems, no longer want to take the time to do what's right, they want right now...
Divorce rates? No Fault divorce laws. In some cases voted on by people who said, "It doesn't affect ME"... At first it didn't, but now it does. How many people would've married, if marriages were more difficult to dissolve? Answer me that.
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This post by Vivek Nemana illustrates the point nicely. The antebellum American South was both entrenched in a social system that was morally deficient and locked into an industrial system that was economically counterproductive. (I realize not all my readers will agree. I stand by the strength of this statement.)
The South was heavily invested in racial subjugation - slavery directly accounted for over a quarter of the GDP. The region spent an enormous amount of resources to justify slavery, hiring silver-tongued apologists like John C. Calhoun to spin slavery as humane. In this light, slavery was an economic institution that was designed for racially hegemonic society.Presumably, then, the North was doing the South a favor by overthrowing its destitute system and replacing it with a system based on sound property rights and the promise of true freedom for everyone, not just the landed gentry... right?
While the Civil War radically restructured Southern laws to promote racial equality and property rights, the hegemonic bonds were resistant to change. [...] As the legacy of slavery wound its way into postbellum Southern society and politics, it hindered the way freedom and property rights should have boosted the economy, denying the South the full bounty of American development.In other words, "the very insertion of these new freedoms and property rights into a society designed for slavery [...] led to the divergent development of North and South." Improving economic and political conditions aren't enough to produce lasting prosperity, and fixing one part of a system can actually make the people under the system worse off. a post at another blog from Jonathan Wight on the nature of property rights: "Property rights do not bestow limitless abilities on owners, and property rights come with responsibilities.")
All this brings me to an article at the Financial Times. Essentially, the article discusses how we should compare cites like Vancouver to cities like NYC, and what sort of values we express by preferring one over the other. I just don't know how to react to it. The author wants to argue for the organic, unplanned outcomes of a place like NYC over the zoned and top-down oriented nature of Vancouver. But I'm left not sure what to do with some of the elements of the argument.
In fact, it can often be exactly the juxtaposition of wealth and relative poverty that makes a city vibrant, the collision between the two worlds. Where parts of big cities have declined, through the collapse of industries or the fears about immigration that led to what urbanists have termed the "donut effect" (in which white populations flee to the suburbs, leaving minorities in the centres), there is space to be filled by artists and architects, by poorer immigrants arriving with a drive to make money and by the proliferation of food outlets, studios and galleries. These, in turn, attract the wealthy back to the centre, at first to consume, and then to gentrify.Is he saying diversity is a good thing? That wealthy elites should not isolate themselves? I think that's a great point. But is he also saying that the wealthy should keep a few poor folk around because they run tasty food trucks? Because they offer a culture worth fixing (my wife hates the word 'gentrify,' btw)? That's something else entirely.
In a strange way the everyday conflict with the (unliveable) city can also become part of the attraction.Again, whether I can get on board with this depends crucially on whether we're talking about opening ourselves to learn from those different from us, or whether the goal is to bring our (clearly superior) ways to influence the 'backwards' folks of the inner city.
Mumbai is probably the greenest big city there is - slums like the million-strong Dharavi use minimal land, energy and water.Once again, does this mean that we should be willing to have some poor people around because it is good for the environment, or that economic growth for the poorest around us is worth being less green, or that striking the balance between economic and environmental stewardship is hard?
At the end of the day, how we relate to the people and city around us depends an awful lot on if we are developing full and complex relationships with them, with plenty of give-and-take and holistic engagement, or if instead we are setting out to gentrify the backwards natives. And for those of us who educate others vocationally, I think it's a call to special reflection and introspection.


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Arany Ászok Amateur Soccer Club – an exemplary initiative (Translation)
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The Dreher Breweries Ltd.'s Arany Ászok Amateur Soccer Club programme has been awarded the first prize in the Exemplary CSR Project category at the Hungarian Public Relation Association's (HPRA) 2010 CSR Best Practise Competition by the professional jury.
The Hungarian Public Relation Association has distributed the CSR Best Practise awards to the companies which are both economically and socially acknowledged, and operate with commitment, authenticity, and by involving the concerned parties. Dreher Breweries has yet again been awarded a prize.
In 2009, the Dreher Breweries' flagship brand Arany Ászok started a three year cooperation aimed at supporting amateur soccer teams, rewarding individual and team efforts and building social cohesion. The teams were provided with the necessary equipment for the matches, which they could not have afforded otherwise.
When the programme began in 2009, Dreher Breweries contacted 885 teams and later managed to get another 527 teams involved with the help of the "old boys." In 2010, the brand sponsored 5 amateur regional championships and 10 futsal championships. By end of 2010, a total of 1403 teams were part of the programme, which means 20,000 players and 1.5 million fans over 17 administrative regions. Thus, a real Arany Ászok Amateur Soccer Club was born.
The patron of the programme, Pál Dárdai, was a member of the national team: "I was happy to join the unique initiative of Arany Ászok which sponsored more than 1000 amateur teams. I am happy to see that people are more and more interested in Hungarian soccer and that Hungarian amateur soccer is finally supported by someone," said the popular soccer player.
It is well-known that soccer is one of the most popular sports in Hungary, on both professional and amateur levels. Every city has at least one enthusiastic team playing in the amateur championship, and it is a real social event for the supporters to watch the weekly matches and attend the subsequent gatherings. "The matches have a real cohesive power for the local communities, and thus not only the players, but the supporters also benefit from the feeling of success and belonging. Most of the time these teams have very little means and have to survive on minimal financial support, struggling from day to day, when in fact amateur soccer is the favourite distraction of several thousand hard-working men. We chose to support their sporting activity instead of sponsoring a team playing in a professional championship," said Ágnes Kovács, the Arany Ászok brand manager.
"We are proud of our CSR Best Practise award as we have won a prize with our Responsible Alcohol Consumption Programme last year, and our environmental and ethical approach has been praised at several instances. These awards are a feedback to our colleagues, showing them that their efforts, commitment and work are exemplary and visible to others," said Mandy Fertetics, the corporate relations and sustainable development manager of Dreher Breweries.
Members of the jury:
- Borbála Czakó - Hungarian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, president of the Hungarian Business Leaders Forum (HBLF)
- Mária Demcsák - chief editor of Piac&Profit magazine
- Dr. Péter Szeles - president of HPRA
- Dr. Gergely Tóth - secretary general of KÖVET Association for Sustainable Economies
- Zoltán Igaz - ex vice-president of the Business Council for Sustainable Development in Hungary
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- Real Responsible Company category: Grundfos Hungary Lfd.
- Exemplary CSR Practise category: SAP Hungary Ltd., Tchibo Budapest Ltd., Budapest Bank, KPMG Hungária Ltd, Jabil Circuit Hungary Ltd.
- Exemplary CSR Project category: Dreher Breweries Ltd., Jabil Circuit Hungary Ltd., Coca-Cola HBC Hungary Ltd., Coop Hungary Ltd., ARKON Ltd., Budapest Bank Plc., Budapest Airport Ltd.
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416 E Sixth St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870130.267186 -97.738550
Monday To Sunday From 09:00 PM To 03:00 AM
Neighborhoods: Downtown
WORST PLACE EVER! DONT GO! – My friend was denied entrance to this establishment because they were wearing a penn state shirt. Classless establishment that employs idiots. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!!
Cheap drinks – We used to be regulars here until all of the recent beatings and shootings on 6th. The dollar well drinks are a pretty good way to start a night off. But those end at 11 pm sharp! The bartenders are nice and treat you well.
Rude Bartender – I wandered into this place because of its name implies. FRIENDS. As soon as I got in I ordered from a male bartender whom I had just seen down the street at a pizza joint hustling and conning a free pizza slice, because he worked as a bartender at Cheers. I think he finally got his free slice. When I was done eating I came into Cheers and recognized the bartender immediately but now there was no salesman smile as when he was conning the pizza man. Now he was curt, arrogant and rude. We ordered the $2.00 shots and a beer. Through some strange math the bill came out to be $13.00. I paid it but at that moment decided that this would be the last time I would patronize this establishment. Of course I left no tip, now I think that I should have left a tip (on a napkin) : Don't be RUDE! Mo Fo....
Kick off your night here – Cheers is a great place to start off your night downtown. They pack three bars into this small place, each fully stocked with liquor, mixers and sweaty bartenders. They'll give good suggestions if you ask for one, but beware the prices. If you ask for a good sour, strong, sweet or whatever shot it would be a good idea to say how much you're willing to spend. Kick back a shot or two, then head out for some dancing, music, or more spacious bars in the area.
Bad Drinks, Rude Bartenders, & Lying Manager! – Avg 6th street bar minus any class, good drinks or helpful employees. Went last night for NYE... it looked like the least exciting place to go, but it was cheap... so, we went. Crowd was mixed & friendly... Bartenders were slow even though the bar was not crowded. Bartender Dave could not make a good drink to save his life, so we moved to the girl bartender on the upstairs patio (She could make good drink). The bar thinned out after 12 midnight came... So, the want to leave began, yet my friends thought we should stick it out. Everything was about avg until about 1:30 rolled around... the bouncers & bartenders got a little rowdy & started putting their hands on people & forcing them out. My friend was cornered by a few guys asking him to go, he told them he had to get me (his ride) before he could go. At this point Dave the bartender screams "Get that C*ck S*cker Out of Here!" I immediately looked up... saw what was going on & headed to the manager Mike, I expressed what was going on & with great condescension he said "Dave would not say that, you're making sh*t up" They would not give me a card to the bar so I could talk with the owner & told me they had no cards or even a phone number (as you see was a blatant lie cause its on this page). So, after spending hundreds of dollars my friends were kicked out for being "C*ck S*ckers"... We will not be going to this establishment again & will advise anyone else not to go. There are too many bars better than this where you won't get discriminated against for you sexuality.
This bar's main objective is booze, and that's about it. – In Short
There are three bar areas in this wee little space, all aiding in packing in folks looking for booze and cruising. This is the place to hit at the beginning of the night to get yourself nicely lubricated for the evening's diversions; this is also the place to go at the end of the night if you're still flying solo for the night and your standards have dropped.
First Spot of the Night – Whenever heading out for a night on the town, my friends and I always meet at Cheers first. It puts us in a bar hopping mood and we always end up back there!!
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IPI Opens Middle East Regional Office
International Peace Institute President Terje Rød-Larsen inaugurated IPI's new Middle East Regional Office with a recognition of the area's critical importance to the world and the rapid political changes underway in the countries of the region, and he asserted that IPI has an "important role" to play there.
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IPI Celebrates the Opening of the IPI-Middle East Regional Office
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Video: The Impact of the Syrian Crisis on Lebanon Today
In an SRSG Series event on March 26th, IPI hosted Derek Plumbly, the UN Secretary-General's Special Coordinator for Lebanon (UNSCOL), who discussed the current situation in Lebanon, particularly focusing on the impact of the Syrian crisis on the country, and the work of the United Nations to address the political, security, and humanitarian challenges there.
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Pluralism—awarding equal rights despite political, religious or cultural preferences—is the only governance model that will allow the Arab world to thrive, argued Marwan Muasher, a Middle East scholar and Vice President for Studies at the Carnegie Endowment, on March 19th.
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Energy: A Source of Cooperation or Conflict in the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean?
Despite the fact that countries in the Middle East have growing energy needs that could be satisfied by their neighbors, there is a lack of cooperation due to bilateral political tensions as seen between Iran and Saudi Arabia, as well as among countries in the Levant Basin (such as Cyprus, Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, and Syria). This was one topic of a meeting hosted by IPI on January 20th that discussed the impact of energy on security in the Middle East;
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Roth: In Syria Peace Talks, Keep Justice—Not Impunity—on the Table
"There's always temptation for negotiators to jettison justice" in their haste to strike a deal, Kenneth Roth, Executive Director of Human Rights Watch, told an IPI forum on war crimes accountability in Syria. But, he stressed, "I think it's important for us to recognize that justice should be on the table at Geneva II; impunity should not be."
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New Report Plans Ahead for a Postconflict Syria
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Arab Youth: A Narrative of Polarization
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Talking to Arab Youth: Revolution and Counterrevolution in Egypt and Tunisia
A new IPI book maps the civic and political activism of youth in postrevolutionary Egypt and Tunisia. Who are the youth activists of Egypt and Tunisia? What are their ideas, and what types of action are they taking? As key protagonists of revolution in 2011, what capacity do they now have to sustain their political and civic engagement over the long term?
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Bennoune: Support Muslims Resisting Fundamentalism
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This week's Hellblazer was awesome. For all the hate Milligan seems to get for his run, I think it's already one of the best.
This week's Hellblazer was awesome. For all the hate Milligan seems to get for his run, I think it's already one of the best.
Im going to miss the book when its gone.This is one of Vertigo's best books out.
Im still unclear why its being cancelled it cant be the sales ,its been rock stedy for the last year
'The marquis. Well, you know, to be honest, he seems a little bit dodgy to me.'
'Mm,' she agreed. 'He's a little bit dodgy in the same way that rats are a little bit covered in fur."
there is already one version of a DCnU Constantine, why do we need we need 'another'- in his own book nonetheless.
basically, DC's telling me, "Fuck you." and they don't care about my $3/a month- or paying the writers, artists, etc... anymore.
a really good creative team who knows 'Constantine' will have to lure to a new DCnU title. MAYBE...
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[There's a place in my mind.The one part that isn't looking for a joke.When laughter breaks down, and humor can't quiet its hunger,the rage gets out]-Harley Quinn
They could move all the characters to DCU for all i care but hellblazer should be Vertigo hell i wont mind if they made it 3.99
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Marvel: Daredevil, Hawkeye, Thor: God of Thunder
Indeed. There's no reason why couldn't they have both at the same time.
*points at Punisher and Punisher MAX*
I just thought of sometine Swamp thing and Animal man were Vertigo books and now there in the DCU books and there doing great.Im sure Hellblazer will be fine in the DCU


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