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This site has been most helpful for my genealogical research; most notably for my membership to Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Louis Doutt
RE: re: Donald Schenker
Yes - I have found the related newspaper articles. Thanks for the transfer, if I find I need another or two I will message you. Thanks again!
I am working on the Doutt line at the moment, many of them in the Lawrence, Butler county areas.
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You're very welcome!
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Urana Ellis and Betsey Ellis
Could you tell me the source of the photo of the headstone and the info for Betsey Ellis #102293283 and Urana Ellis # 102293318? I have family papers showing that my mother's name was Betsey and one of her sisters was names Urana. I have been unable to find a last name for Betsey or her husband other than the name Samuel Ellis. One side of the gravestone reads: "James, Bathsheba, Geo W" and I wonder if these were relatives? Would appreciate any info you could give me - this has been a real mystery!
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John Lester Taylor & Sylvia Elzora Taylor
Thank you for transferring to my stewardship the memorial pages of John Lester Taylor (Find A Grave Memorial# 94637606) and Sylvia Elzora 'Zora' Taylor (maiden name Kennedy (Find A Grave Memorial# 94637678).
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Sylvia Elzora "Zora" Kennedy Taylor
Thank you for accepting the edits for the memorial page of Sylvia Elzora "Zora" Kennedy Taylor (Find A Grave Memorial# 94637678). She is a distant relative on my father's side of the family, but it is still good that any of her descendants who might be looking for information about her online can find whatever details about her that I can add. Any memorial page without details might mean someone has been forgotten, and I don't want that to happen.
Keep up the excellent work!
-Nathan Taylor
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Marsha Adkison
RE: Mr. McDivitt
Thanks for the photo permission. No need to transfer-I'm a very distant cousin. Have a good one-Marsha
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Can you add a photo from Almond Ostrander #88517665 memorial to Pauline's memorial, please.
It's the last one at the bottom with his and Pauline's name on the gravestone.
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RE: William and Mary Young's Grave Stones
MrsJB, Reportedly, they are buried in two different cemeteries. First at the Neshannock United Presbyterian Cemetery and second at the Neshannock Presbyterian Cemetery. The latter has photos of their headstones.
William: Find A Grave 21230914
Mary: Find A Grave 21230966
I expect to be in New Castle over Labor Day for a high school reunion and can get the photos then, but if not, maybe you can. Yes, you did take the photos and I thank you for that effort and posting them to their memorials.
You can also reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you so wish. Stay cool and out of the sun. Larry Young
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May I use with acknowledgements your pictures of the grave stones of the Carpenters in Ashtabula Ohio in my family tree?
F.A.G Mem. numbers 111987238; 47730809;111987395; 111987309 and several other members of the family.
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Feel free to bring whatever it is you are working on. We would love to see your projects. Knitting,crochet, cross stitch, neddlepoint all crafts and of course the crafters are invited. Please bring water, a chair, umbrellas, snacks. We will be under the pavilion in case of inclimate weather and we will also have access to a bathroom. Save the DATE! and we will see you there!
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Transactions and Rollback with RPM
You may be thinking this process is complicated, but using transactional rollbacks actually is rather easy. As a simple example, let's install a single RPM and roll it back. The most crucial point you have to remember is that whenever you do an upgrade or simple erase, you must tell RPM to repackage the old package before it is erased. To do this, use the --repackage option:
# rpm -Uvh --repackage foo-1-2.noarch.rpm Preparing... ############################# [100%] Repackaging... 1:foo ############################# [100%] Upgrading... 1:foo ############################# [100%]
Using this option, RPM first repackaged the old package and then upgraded the new one. On an erase, you also need to use the --repackage option, like this:
# rpm -e --repackage foo
RPM does not show any output from an erase, but if you look in the repackage directory after an erase, a repackaged package is there.
To roll back this RPM transaction, use the --rollback option followed by the rollback target. The rollback target can be an actual date or something like one hour ago (the date specifier allows the same date formats as the cvs(1) command's -D option). So, if an hour after upgrading foo, you decide you don't want it, you could type:
# rpm -Uvh --rollback '2 hours ago' Rollback packages (+1/-1) to Thu Jul 31 23:26:52 2003 (0x3f29ddfc): Preparing... ########################### 100%] 1:foo ########################### [ 33%]
The output Rollback packages (+1/-1) shows that RPM is going to add one package, the previous version, and erase one package, the currently installed version.
Transactional rollbacks are only as good as your local repackaged packages repository. One quick way of making them fail is to upgrade or erase something without using the --repackage option. From my experience, it is pretty easy to forget to use this option. Therefore, if you are going to use transactional rollbacks, you want to configure RPM to repackage all erasures automatically. Do this by setting the %_repackage_all_erasures macro to 1 in your /etc/rpm/macros file. If the file does not exist simply create it:
%_repackage_all_erasures 1
By default, RPM does not roll back a newly installed package; that is, it does not erase packages that were not on the system at the time of your upgrade. You probably don't want this to be the default behavior, so you need to tell RPM to allow for this. To do this, set the macro %_unsafe_rollbacks to the date beyond which you do not want to allow an RPM to be completely erased on a rollback. A good value for this is some time after your system's initial install. This date should be in seconds since epoch. To convert a date to seconds since epoch, use the date command:
date --date="8/1/2003" +%s 1059710400
If you wanted to tell RPM not to remove packages completely that were installed on or before 8/1/2003 (the date in the above example), you would add the following to the /etc/rpm/macros file:
%_unsafe_rollbacks 1059710400
The only other thing you may want to configure is where RPM puts the repackaged packages. One reason for doing this is to ensure they are placed in a partition that has ample space. To change the repackage directory, set the %_repackage_dir macro to the directory where you wish to store the repackaged packages:
%_repackage_dir /my_rp_repository
Now you have a system that automatically repackages all erasures (so you or someone else does not forget), erases newly installed packages on a rollback (but won't erase your whole system) and places the repackaged packages where you want to store them.
In Red Hat 9, up2date supports rollbacks using RPM's transactional rollback mechanism. Configuring it to support transactional rollbacks is as simple as running up2date-config, clicking the Retrieval/Installation tab and then clicking the Enable RPM rollbacks check box (see Figure 1). You have to configure RPM itself as described in the previous section. When you upgrade your system using up2date, once you have configured both RPM and up2date, RPM creates the repackaged packages of RPMs you are updating before it upgrades those packages.
To list the different known rollback targets, type:
up2date --list-rollbacks
Empty rpms when I use rpm -Uvh --test with transational rollback
When I have repackage_all_erasures on and then do a rpm -Uvh --test it creates empty .rpm files in the /var/spool/repackage area. Has anyone else noticed this? Not sure if this is a bug or a feature.
I just checked whether this affects what happens when I first do a rpm -Uvh --test foo.rpm and then actually do a rpm -Uvh. It doesn't seem to affect anything, the empty foo.rpm is replaced by the real foo.rpm in /var/spool/repackage.
Re: Transactions and Rollback with RPM
Watch out for the situation where you already have rollback rpms in the repackage directory with the same name.
ie. upgrade prog-1.0-1 to 1.1-1 and create a prog-1.0-1.i386.rpm file in the rollback package directory. Perform an up2date --undo, which backs out version 1.1 and puts version 1.0 back. It leaves the rollback RPMS hanging around and if you don't delete them, your next upgrade of prog-1.0 will fail to generate the rollback packages with an error like.
Warning: The following packages are being updated, but these packages
have already been repackaged and this is currently not supported.
Repackage support for this transaction has been disabled.
And now you have no rollback available, but the previous rollback packages have been removed!!
So remember, manually remove your rollback packages after you have performed a rollback.
This is fixed, but I forget in which version...
I fixed this in the HEAD of rpm about a your ago. That said, I don't know which official versions have this fix. Basically, the rollback needed to remove the repackaged packages that it used in the rollback. If your current version of RPM does not do this, I can probably produce a patch pretty quickly.
Finally, just so you know, the latest version of RPM will have several fixes for transactional rollbacks (all done by Jeff Johnson), and will have the latest autorollback patches in it. This will be the 4.4.3 release of rpm. There are many other fixes and features.
Re: Transactions and Rollback with RPM
Couldn't this rollback feature automaticly remove the rolled back package?
Anyone, a patch?
I would do it if I could....
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Reverse cycle air conditioning is fast becoming the standard in a majority of all new homes getting built in Perth. Builders are now including reverse cycle air conditioning to lift the quality and standard of there homes. With the weather becoming more humid in Perth reverse cycle ducted air conditioning is a perfect way to heat and cool your home or office.
Reverse cycle air conditioning types of systems
- Wall Split suitable for heating and cooling one room at a time
- Multi split suitable for sharing a condenser with several internal head units which means several rooms can run at the same time.
- Ceiling cassette generally used in commercial applications
- Ducted Air conditioning System 5kw up to 25kw for domestic home and commercial applications
- VRF ducted air conditioning systems for large capacity system this type of system is used when larger capacity is required and multiply machines are running at the same time.
Import things to consider when choosing a reverse cycle air conditioning system. The most important thing to consider when choosing a reverse cycle air conditioning system is make sure you choose a quality brand that is an inverter. There are many quality brands on the market like Daikin, Actron,Mitsubishi heavy industry and Panasonic just to name a few.
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There are several factors that can affect the cost of a reverse cycle air conditioning system eg wall split,multi split or ducted air conditioning are the three most common types for domestic home installation.
There are several ways to save money on the installation cost of your reverse cycle air conditioning system.
Make sure you buy the system from a proper Perth air conditioning company not a retailer, the reason for this is.
- they have extensive knowledge of all types of reverse cycle air conditioning systems not only wall splits systems, and can recommend the correct size of system to suit your application and budget.
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Stay away!!!!!
Our welcome was warm but nothing else was. They did not know where to put our family. Lots of talk about what room to give us. Finally we got shown a room in a apartment two blocks way. It was a very small room with one bed and two small beds. The location was great and we did lots of walking and seeing the sights. At one am we were awaken by a firetruck shinning a light into our window asking us to open the front door.
The front door to our landing was locked. No one else had a key . So we opened the front door to let other guests in. There are no phones in the rooms either. Our last two nights at this hotel was not to much better.After much talk and even giving us keys to look at the different rooms. We were let into rooms that still had personal belongings in them!! That surprised me. Did not make me feel very secure about our next two night here. Finally after much debate we were given two twin rooms. Our bathroom did not function well, the toilet did not flush well and the sink/shower did not drain well. Our last night, we had to change rooms again, this time finally to a larger family room. This room worked out better. During our time in this room a family checked in from the USA. They had checked into their room and the management knocking on their door told them they had another room so they had to leave. The wife was in the shower at the time. I felt very sorry for their being moved around. We saw this alot and we were there 3 nights in all. The rooms were clean and had air. But we had booked over a month ahead of time and we got jerked around the whole time. Luckly the rest of our vacation in Italy was not like this. But for the money and the problems it is not worth it. We stayed here at the end of June, 2005. It is not a hotel ,it is apartments on floors all over the area.
Incredibly helpful staff, nice rooms
We arrived a day early into Rome (two weeks in Tuscany and Umbria) and the staff organised a room (although we had to share with the parents on the first night) but managed a discount. Then next two nights we had two double rooms and were very happy with the layout.
The hotel as a whole is a bit odd, as there is the cafe on the road for breakfast, and two seperate buildings for the 'hotel', but it allowed for more privacy, and the staff were always on hand with information and extra keys from the cafe.
They also organised a transfer to the airport in a luxury car at a very good price which was nice.
Clean rooms, incredibly helpful and friendly staff, great location (perfect for getting up early to queue for the Vatican, and not smack-bang in the middle of 'tourist country', plus close to the main lcal shopping street!), comfy beds.
A good recommendation from us.
Great location, friendly staff
I stayed here with my family at the end of May. We had two rooms for two people each. One of the rooms was considerably bigger than the other (especially the bathroom), but they were both fairly nice. The first night, two of us arrived first (the other two arrived the next day), and since the hotel was apparently overbooked, we stayed in an apartment a couple blocks down the street. It was actually an adorable little place, but the bed was terribly uncomfortable. No matter, as the next few nights we were in the regular building which was much more comfortable.
It's not really a hotel - more like a collection of rooms in an apartment building, which we found cozy and inviting. The administration is very informal and is run out of a cafe across the street, where we had complimentary breakfast every morning (complete with fresh squeezed orange juice, mmm). Everyone was very nice - Alessandro's father (I think!) even sent us off with a bag full of tasty pastries on the morning that we left so that we wouldn't get hungry on the plane, and arranged for our transportation to the airport (in a Mercedes, no less).
The location really can't be beat - it's in a safe area (not too many in Rome!) near a street with lots of shopping and restaurants, and about 3 minutes from the Vatican. Made it easy to check on the lines for the museum and decide whether or not to wait (tip: go at lunchtime - we avoided a 4 hr wait that way, and instead just skipped right in with no line). It's also close to a metro station which makes access to the rest of Rome fairly easy. It's only about 20-30 minutes to walk to the main historic center of Rome, too.
The biggest downside is that it's awfully expensive, but we felt it was worth it for what we got, since this was a special trip.
Bunch of scamers !!!
We had read positive reviews about Les Chambres d'Or so we did not hesitate to book for three (3) nights. The welcome was more than friendly and they did not loose a minute to take care of us right off the cab. But the fun part stopped THERE ! After our complimentary welcome drink, some hotel attendant took us two blocks down to another location whereas the building across the street from the little cafe clearly stated that we WERE at Les Chambres d'Or. We would find out later that they overbooked their hotel and tried to STACK us (my girlfriend and me) to a much uglier, cheaper, unpleasant and uninviting location. We protested without success to the clerk and to to the "new" hotel attendant. Nevertheless, we asked to visit the "new" room... it was nothing like the pictures we had seen from Les Chambres d'Or. My College dorm was a five star compared to what we saw !!! Without any compassion the hotel attendant told us that we were free to go somewhere else. We did. To add to the insult, they illegally charged my credit card for 450 EUROS without my consent. Bunch of thieves ! I contested the purchase with VISA. It has yet to be settled.
Friendly Staff, Clean Rooms, Good Location
Location - literally 5 minutes walk from the Vatican and St Peters. The metro station is about 300 meters away and less than 50 meters is the bus terminus for Risorgomento where you can catch several buses to take you across the river to other parts of the city - buy your tickets at the newsagents near the bus stop. Not a huge selection of restuarants nearby - Almafi is worth a visit but they are far more near the Pantheon/Trevi area.
Accomodation - My wife and son stayed the end of Oct in a triple room which was spacious enough and very clean. The bathroom was a good size and although there was no bath, the shower cubicle (with a sliding door) worked perfectly with plenty of hot water. All the other facilities were available, air con (not needed in Oct), minibar fridge , sat tv and good double glazing and shutters - Rome can get noisy at night wherever you are. Its slightly different from other hotels in that the cafe across the road is effectively the checkin area but you are given you own keys to get into the apartment block,other than that its the same as a standard hotel.
Very very friendly. Sam who works in the breakfast cafe speaks excellent English and was a great help suggesting which buses to take. Allesandro's father, who couldn't speak English was a very friendly too. Its a family run hotel and all the staff I met were very obliging.
If you are looking for somwhere to stay on the Vatican side of Rome I would definitely recommend this hotel for its friendly staff and excellent clean rooms.
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Don't expect hotel style acc, in reality it is a bunch of appartments run from a small cafe. Got there to find the room not ready because of the cleaner, who'd apparently been replaced that day by another. Found the room rather unconvential, the jacuzzi was novel, but I'd of prefered the space, since it took up half the bedroom. Clean enough standard, leaky shower though. Not trustworthy of the staff who seemed to continually contradiction themselves in the same sentence.
Good location for the vatican I agree. OK for the money, but I will take a hotel next time, with at least somewhere proper I can leave my luggage on check-out.
Can't wait to go back.
Alessandro and Stefano are WONDERFUL!! We stayed for 4 nights and had no complaints. Room 6 has a larger than king bed and 2 twins, plus room for a fold away. Breakfast was leisurely each morning. Room 4 had a king and twin. This hotel is near St. Peter's, bus, metro, supermercota, shopping and the USO. We will go back.
Friendly staff and a wonderful location
My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel for 5 nights in July 2004. We had a wonderful time. The hotel is located on a quiet street and our room was a generous size (Tip is to ask to be put in Room 2 as apparently it is the largest and nicest by far!). The staff were friendly and helpful, booking trips and taxis for us, and arranging an airport transfer when we arrived late at night. Breakfast each morning is served at a traditional pavement cafe opposite the main hotel building and is a tasty assortment of pastries. The location was ideal for us - a couple of minutes walk to the Vatican, and a 5 minute walk to the underground station or bus stop for the short journey to the center of town. There are several excellent and reasonably priced restaurants on the same street as the hotel, including a pizzeria called the Amalfi which was amazing. All in all highly recommended and I plan to go back when next in Rome.
Great stay
We enjoyed our stay. The location to the Vatican was perfect. The staff (especially Sam) were helpful and kind. The breakfast was wonderful. The room was clean and nice. The room was small, considering we had a quad, so it was wall to wall beds.
Close to the Vatican City, new and clean
This "hotel" is actually a collection of apartment rooms in a street opposite a little Italian family restaurant. The restaurant doubles as the office and the place to start the day with breakfast. We stayed for 3 nights in June and found our room to be quiet and dark (shutters and thick curtains), and spotlessly clean. The shower and bathroom were modern and excellent. The hotel is just a block or two from the Vatican City and the Metro station is about as close. There are loads of restaurants and shops in the vicinity. The staff (who work in the restaurant) are welcoming in a very genuine Italian sense, and were extremely helpful in all ways. This was our first time in Rome and we would stay here again.
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In 1966, at graduate school at the University of Chicago, he was inspired to become a constitutional historian after reading Catherine Marsh's Miracle at Philadelphia, and he fulfilled his youthful dream of writing a definitive "non-academic" narrative history of the Constitutional Convention, Plain Honest Men (2009), described as "the fullest, most authoritative account of the Constitutional Convention ever written." His other books include "Our Lives, Our Fortunes, Our Sacred Honor" (2013), an account of the forging of American Independence and The Penguin Guide to the United States Constitution (2011), an annotated collected of the Founding documents. He was the John Walsh Centennial Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, where he taught for more than four decades.
As he writes on his website, "One of the greatest sources of satisfaction during my professional career has been my association with the National Constitution Center." Rick worked with Joe Torsella to shape the content of the Center from the beginning, and he was similarly invaluable in working with Stephanie Reyer, Kerry Sautner, our Constitutional Content team, and me to curate the Bill of Rights Gallery and the Interactive Constitution: his introductory essay for the IC on The Constitutional Convention of 1787: A Revolution in Government, which you can read here, was one of his last works, and a beautiful tribute to his commitment to NCC's mission of educating K-12 students about the Constitution. On a personal note, I feel so lucky that Rick went out of his way to encourage me to join the Center and was such an enthusiastic supporter, advisor, and friend during my first three years: he was the scholarly heart and soul of his place, and his passion for constitutional history will guide us as as we try to live up to his vision of educating all Americans about the Constitution.
An obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer is here. We will honor Rick's memory at a memorial service at the National Constitution Center at 5:30pm on 9/26 and are exploring various ways of honoring him more formally at the National Constitution Center, including the possibility of naming the NCC/Penn Visiting Scholar position in his honor. If you are interested in contributing to a permanent tribute to Rick and his invaluable contributions to the NCC, please let me know.
Richard R. Beeman was a great scholar, a great teacher of the Constitution for all Americans, and a great friend of the National Constitution Center. He will be missed.


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- MorseMaker is an up-to-date replacement for the Morse Machine shown further down this page. It has been re-written using a different programming language and is now entirely 'stand-alone' requiring no run-time support files. This version also works with Windows XP and can use the soundcard but please note that, unlike its predecessor, it does not split the alphabet into smaller 'learning' blocks and does not incorporate the Morse reader.
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I rarely post here. I mostly listen to what the other ladies have to say and take what advice pertains to me. I am due September 30, FTM, with twin girls. I've had a pretty good pregnancy. They are IVF babies because I tried to conceive for 15 years unsuccessfully. I feel so blessed to have my girls doing so well. Life on the other hand... About 3 weeks ago we had a bad storm in my town and the sewer system backed up and did about $18,000 damage to an apartment that is attached to my house and my house. Insurance won't cover it and the city won't cover it so now we have had to hire and pay a lawyer a huge retainer. On top of that my tenant can't live on his side so we are losing income. Also we had to pay out of pocket to have the place sanitized because they entire town's crap was rolling through the apartment and the basement. Small towns have immunity unless they are vigilantly neglegent. So that happened. Now my cat who I've had for 8 years got sick a few days ago. She's been at the vet for 2 days and they just called to tell me it's heart failure and they are reccomending she be put down. We are going over there as soon as I get off work to say goodbye. WORK ha! Don't even get me started there. I had a L&D scare last week and this week my boss decides her mom (who she lives with) just had shoulder surgery and she can't be here except for 1/2 days if at all and my co-worker is on vacation. So here I am 7 1/2 mo. pregnant all alone at work and dealing with these personal issues at home. I just wonder if you wonderful ladies have any stress releiving techniques and really I needed to vent. I am not a cryer and thats all I seem to be able to do today...
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I agree, pamper yourself even if its something little. I've been going through a lot or personal stress so I got my nails done and dyed my hair, this week I'm getting a new hair cut and getting my nails done again (they effed it up the first time) Hope everything gets better for you!
I'd probably curl up in a ball and cry. When I read the part about your kitty, I did cry. That's so sad, I'm so sorry.
You have an awful lot on your plate, and that's not easy to handle in the best of circumstances, let alone pregnant. Take a deep, long breath, and take things one step at a time.
So sorry to hear about your kitty being terribly sick. You are making the right decision to be with the cat and take care of her when she needs you most. I want to cry for you too (I have my own furbabies). If you're doubtful, you could always get a second opinion to be sure. But know that being a loving pet-mom makes all the difference in the world.
I can't believe the situation with your apartment and basement doesn't offer recourse. Wow, what a nasty surprise. Is there anywhere else you can resort to for help re: the backup, such as your state? Why won't your insurance cover it?
Wow, that sounds crazy stressful, I'm so sorry. I agree with the other ladies, take some time to yourself to just unwind, and stop thinking. Mani/pedi, lunch at your favorite restaurant, or an uninterrupted hour with your favorite book. Keep your head up, and don't feel bad about falling apart once in a while. It's ok, you'll get through it. :)
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I am not a cryer either and mani-pedis, shopping, etc doesn't do it for me. I relieve stress through exercise and being outside. When I am super stressed, I just want to find an isolated trail, field, etc. and go find my peace in nature. Good luck and I hope you find a helpful way to cope.
It's the city's fault for not properly managing their sewer and storm drain system. They never updated to accommodate the the population increase or they never activated a stop-build when the town was increasing in size. Instead they pled to the state that they were broke and too small to sustain and the state allowed them amnesty. Unless a tree falls, blocks the pipe and they go "oh well" they don't have to pay. My insurance only covers my liability. I'm not liable. Since they are my insurance denied it. In the state of PA it's a $5000 limit for the coverage anyway. We did some digging and found out this happened before in 2007. That is the leg we are standing on to try and sue. They knew it was a problem. We will see how far I get. Thanks for the support.
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451 Research - BiographyJay Lyman
Research Manager, Cloud Management and Containers
Jay covers infrastructure software, primarily private cloud platforms, cloud management and enterprise use cases that center on orchestration, the confluence of software development and IT operations known as DevOps, Docker and containers.
Jay's analysis encompasses evolving IT operations and software release models, as well as the technology used to create, deploy and support infrastructure and applications in today's enterprise and service-provider markets. Key areas of research also include OpenStack, PaaS and enterprise end users. As a 451 Research analyst, Jay has been a speaker at numerous industry events, including ICEE3, DevOps Days, LinuxCon and OSCON, covering topics such as cloud computing, DevOps, open source software and enterprise case studies.
Prior to joining 451 Research, Jay worked as a journalist for various media firms and publications including CMP Media, LinuxInsider, NewsForge, Time Magazine and the Associated Press.
Reports by this Analyst
MIS Spotlight - September, 2016
Containers get a significant amount of hype in the market. We explore the actual cost savings they can provide compared with traditional virtual machines and hardware virtualization.
MIS Impact Report - September, 2016
With a focus on distributed applications, security and policy, Apcera's going after enterprise users of containers and microservices at scale and in production.
MIS Impact Report - September, 2016
With its lightweight operating system, Tectonic container management and orchestration software, and key integrations and partnerships, CoreOS is leveraging container security and production use to stand out amid a broad field of competitors.
TDM Deal Analysis - August, 2016
In a container management and orchestration market populated by a variety of newer startups and established vendors, Cisco has moved early to acquire ContainerX and its software for central management of container infrastructure with operations and developer self-service capabilities.
MIS Impact Report - August, 2016
The Ubuntu Linux backer has managed growth of developers and enterprise users through its integration and support for cloud computing and OpenStack. Can it maintain momentum with its own LXD container format?
TDM Sector IQ - August, 2016
Container management and orchestration is where much of the innovation and competition is in the rapidly evolving container ecosystem that involves both newcomers and established giants, making consolidation likely.
MIS Spotlight - July, 2016
Docker and its many partners and integrators moved forward at the latest DockerCon event with a growing audience and ecosystem, a deeper push into container management and IT operations, and more enterprise customers... but where is it all headed?
MIS Impact Report - July, 2016
Although initially focused on building private clouds, Mirantis' goal is now to attract global companies and telcos, implement standard solutions, develop more automation, and then transition the operations to its clients over time.
MIS Impact Report - July, 2016
One of only a few container security startups, Aqua Security claims that it has the antidote for enterprise use of containers such as Docker, which it says is being held back by increased risk and insufficient tools to mitigate it.
MIS Spotlight - July, 2016
451 Research's Market Monitor estimates OpenStack forecast using a bottom-up analysis of 56 vendors' current revenue generation and growth prospects, providing a deep and holistic view of the OpenStack marketplace.
TDM Deal Analysis - June, 2016
Rather than build its own cloud and application container software, Samsung has opted to acquire Joyent to support its mobile and Internet of Things strategy, as well as other software and services based on containers and public/private clouds.
MIS Impact Report - June, 2016
In a fast-growing container software market, Portworx seeks to stand out with a focus on enterprise storage. But it faces growing competition from other startups, and from established vendors wading deeper into containers.
TDM Deal Analysis - May, 2016
The Docker container trend, and now Kubernetes container management software, is driving consolidation as expected, with PaaS player Apprenda bolstering its Kubernetes integration by acquiring Kismatic, a startup focused on enterprise production support for Kubernetes.
MIS Impact Report - May, 2016
Cloud Foundry PaaS provider Pivotal has been hard at work attempting to pick up speed in the enterprise market, including series C funding of more than $250m, three acquisitions, new partnerships and a major product update, all in an effort to increase the usability and breadth of its flagship commercial product and expand its global reach.
MIS Impact Report - May, 2016
The private PaaS vendor is betting on not only newer cloud-native applications but also existing enterprise mainstays and broad support to differentiate itself. Its software continues to be built out with additional integrations and API gateways to enable extended compatibility in the cloud.
MIS Impact Report - May, 2016
Among the security companies focused squarely on Docker and other modern application containers, Twistlock is rapidly building its enterprise business as more container deployments move to production and mission-critical applications and workloads.
MIS Impact Report - May, 2016
The container monitoring vendor appears to have bet wisely on the potential of the container market, but it will need to keep a close eye on the competition to solidify its place and differentiate among a broad array of newer and traditional monitoring providers.
MIS Spotlight - May, 2016
The rapidly evolving application container market around Docker and other container software has drawn the interest of a broad number of vendors both old and new in a variety of categories, which 451 Research charts in the recently released Application Container Market Map.
MIS Impact Report - April, 2016
The company has done a good job opening its Kubernetes container management and orchestration, fostering a broad community and ecosystem of vendors large and small around the software. The latest version includes a new user interface, scalability and automation.
MIS Impact Report - March, 2016
The company is building well beyond its popular application container software to provide the supporting enterprise infrastructure and orchestration for containers, but will it be able to maintain its leadership position in the broader container ecosystem?
MIS Impact Report - March, 2016
The startup is focused on supporting enterprise use of application containers on a variety of infrastructure, and is trying to mark the spot in a growing, but crowded and competitive, field through integration with existing VMware vSphere operations.
MIS Impact Report - March, 2016
The datacenter operating system vendor says enterprises are striving to effectively leverage application containers, microservices and hyperscale computing, but need significant help getting there.
MIS Impact Report - February, 2016
Although it continues to focus on ensuring development quality and speed while reducing risk, Sonatype is also embracing new technologies, integrations and partners, including the ability to act on intelligence and application containers.
TDM Others - February, 2016
As part of our end-of-year series of M&A analysis, we look at the deals that mattered in 2015 and assess the prospects for the next 12 months in the software sector. Where will we see acquisitions, and who might be involved?
TDM Others - February, 2016
As part of our end-of-year series of M&A analysis, we look at the deals that mattered in 2015 and assess the prospects for the next 12 months in the software sector. Where will we see acquisitions, and who might be involved?
TDM Deal Analysis - January, 2016
Docker has acquired Unikernel Systems in an attempt to turn unikernels into an opportunity rather than a threat to its central position in the rapidly evolving enterprise software ecosystem around application containers and the lighter-weight, stripped-down and specialized OS software on which they run.
MIS Impact Report - January, 2016
The company has launched the Open API Initiative and donated Swagger to the effort, preserving Swagger's open source integrity and evolution. A similar move was recently made by Docker with its Open Container Initiative. Other than the Linux Foundation, what do these two initiatives have in common?
MIS Impact Report - January, 2016
With a focus on the needs of large enterprises in select verticals, DevOps vendor XebiaLabs is supporting net-new applications as well as existing legacy and modern applications, putting its venture investment to work and growing the number and size of its customers.
TDM Deal Analysis - January, 2016
Accelerite acquires the CloudStack-based CloudPlatform from Citrix in yet another example of consolidation in the cloud management space.
MIS Impact Report - December, 2015
Growing alongside the DevOps trend toward faster application releases and more efficient infrastructure management, SaltStack says it is gaining the most traction from its support for two dozen different clouds as well as its focus on enterprise IT operations and larger, inherently more complex infrastructures.
TDM Deal Analysis - December, 2015
Reinforcing its focus and investment on cloud, DevOps and application containers, Oracle has acquired StackEngine, a one-year-old startup that provides software for sharing and managing server images, containers and templates.
TDM Deal Analysis - December, 2015
Enterprise PaaS and big-data vendor Pivotal has bolstered its development and services capability while also adding to its European push by acquiring London-based CloudCredo.
MIS Impact Report - December, 2015
Continuing on its path beyond automation of provisioning and configuration toward broader systems management and continuous deployment, Puppet Labs has introduced Puppet Application Orchestration, a Puppet-based software stack for automating application releases.
MIS Impact Report - November, 2015
Six years after a somewhat reticent agreement to support one another's virtualization software, rivals Red Hat and Microsoft embrace more substantially to support one another's cloud computing, devops and other software, and to jointly support customers.
MIS Impact Report - November, 2015
Seeking to address growing enterprise interest in and use of application containers, CoreOS is leveraging its lightweight OS and container software and Kubernetes container management to provide Tectonic, a complete stack described as 'Google infrastructure for everyone else.'
TDM Deal Analysis - November, 2015
In another consolidation move in the agile development and IT operations – or DevOps – space, application performance monitoring and management vendor New Relic has acquired live-state, real-time monitoring startup Opsmatic.
TDM Deal Analysis - October, 2015
Docker, the company behind the popular application container software of the same name, has bolstered its support and services capabilities with the acquisition of hosted services provider Tutum as scaled and production container deployments continue to grow.
MIS Impact Report - October, 2015
While Docker and application container technology is still in its infancy in the enterprise market, vendors such as startup Kismatic are betting on a faster track for containers and Kubernetes container management from development and testing to production.
TDM Deal Analysis - October, 2015
The company's intention to acquire Ansible is in line with its DevOps, OpenStack, hybrid-cloud and application-container strategies, but what will become of open-source poster child Red Hat's support for rival automation software such as Chef, Puppet and Salt?
MIS User Deployment Report - October, 2015
A global airline issued an OpenStack mandate to address a legacy of disparate applications. Airline IT management wanted to move toward a more agile development model, and to operate its own private cloud infrastructure to serve both internal and external customers.


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According to an affidavit filed in the case, Christopher Carreau, 33, of Bennington, is currently staying at the homeless shelter on North Street although officials with the Bennington Coalition for the Homeless have identified that shelter as temporary housing designed to be used for only one or two nights at a time.
Carreau pleaded innocent to the charge in Bennington criminal court Monday.
In an affidavit, Detective Anthony Silvestro of the Bennington Police Department said Carreau was convicted in Rennselaer County, N.Y., of first-degree rape in October 2000. The conviction requires Carreau to be registered in Vermont as a sex offender.
Silvestro said he learned from staff at the Vermont Department of Children and Families on March 12 that Carreau was using an address with the sex offender registry that was not his true address.
Silvestro said he interviewed Carreau on March 18 and said Carreau was not continually staying at the address he provided to the registry.
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