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Pros: Swapped Quadro 600 for the K2000 in an HP Z620 workstation: went from very good to smooth as silk in Solidworks and in Altium (pcb design). Install a snap. No lag. No issues. Multi-component assembly in rotation - no jitter, very very nice. Final render of a complex device: limited by the computational speed of the computer, but even with that, render was 2-3 times faster than with the k600
Cons: none.
Other Thoughts: ok - one gripe but with the proviso that I am spoiled with solid state drives: I have gone from silent and serene to the constant sound of small fan whirring. Not bad, just there. The fact that it is inconsequential drives me nuts...
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Pros: This card is awesome. I do a lot of cad/cam work, with SW, Mcam, and sometimes Inventor. I have thrown some heavy files at this card, and it handles everything. Great card.
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Works very well with 3 monitors
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Pros: Bought it to run three monitors on a Dell Studio XPS 8100 for a radiologist. He's reads x-rays and MRIs on a remote server. Card works exactly as intended. Quality is excellent, except for the DisplayPort to DVI-D SL adapter (see below). Downloaded the latest drivers from the nVidia website.
Cons: DisplayPort to DVI-D SL adapter literally fell apart after a few months.
Other Thoughts: Replaced the broken adapter that came with the card with a SIIG CB-DP0072-S1 DisplayPort to DVI Adapter Cable from NewEgg. Much better quality. Should have bought two of them at the time we bought the card and saved the extra labor.
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Great for Workstation and Gaming
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Pros: It runs 3dsMax and even a high rez online PC games without any problems. I'm using one 2560x1440 monitor. The performance of this video card will be more noticeable when I eventually render video, etc.
Cons: None that I know of.
Other Thoughts: It's such a small card and is dwarfed in my full case.
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Pros: Not a single one
Cons: Item arrived DOA. I expect much better testing/QA on products of this price.
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During Reason Weekend, the annual event held by the nonprofit that publishes this website, Harvard economist and Reason contributor Jeffrey A. Miron argued that last year's bailout was a mistake and that any stimulus spending should consist of reductions in taxes, not increases in expenditures.
Miron is a senior lecturer and director of undergraduated studies at Harvard. Educated at Swarthmore and M.I.T., he has held positions at the University of Michigan and Boston University and he has written widely on the "economics of libertarianism," including a controversial and widely discussed cost-benefit analysis of the war on drugs that concluded prohibition's costs far outweigh any possible benefits.
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SEATTLE - Three girls abused for years by their foster father have just won a landmark payout from the state of Washington.
The Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) has agreed to pay $525,000 to the girls for keeping public records from them.
This is the most money DSHS has ever paid in a public records lawsuit.
Estera Tamas, Ruth Tamas and their foster sister Monica endured years of abuse at the hands of their foster dad, Enrique Fabregas, in Kirkland and Redmond.
As complaints rolled in about him to Child Protective Services, no one believed the girls.
DSHS continued to license him as a foster parent. The girls were left in his care.
Eventually Fabregas was arrested and convicted of sex crimes against the girls.
"For three years I was tortured. He hated me and made that clear on a daily basis," said Ruth Tamas at Fabregas' sentencing in August of 2007.
"I have flashbacks of Enrico looking at me in the shower, him throwing me down the stairs, of him introducing me to alcohol and drugs for the first time," said Estera Tamas.
The girls sued DSHS for allegedly ignoring dozens of warnings that came in about Fabregas. They also asked the agency for all their records on the case under the state's Public Records Act.
After thousands of pages of documentation came in, their attorneys suspected documents were missing. The foster sisters then sued the state again; this time for alleged violations of the open records law.
"They withheld documents, they lost documents, and when they were obligated to turn them over they made the decision that they were going to hide these documents from these three girls," said plaintiff attorney David P. Moody of Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro law firm.
King County Superior Court Judge Timothy Bradshaw issued two orders in which he agreed that DSHS "violated the Public Records Act" when "records were improperly withheld from (the plaintiffs)."
DSHS issued a statement to KING 5 denying there was anything purposeful about the delay in handing over records.
"DSHS did not intentionally withhold any records. Mistakes were made due to technical errors, confusion created in part by the staggered way in which the requester presented authorizations allowing release of his client's confidential information, and some delays in finding a few of the thousands of requested records. Once found, the records were given to the plaintiffs' attorney," wrote Sherry Hill, a public information officer for DSHS.
The plaintiff attorneys say the dollar figure should send a message about how serious the Public Records Act should be taken in Washington state.
"DSHS is agreeing to pay more than a half of a million dollars in taxpayer money because they screwed up royally. I hope the public takes from this that they have rights. They're entitled to their records," said Moody.
"We hope that this settlement serves as a wakeup call, not only to DSHS but to the government as a whole that they work for the people, not the other way around," said plaintiff attorney Marty McLean.
The original lawsuit filed against DSHS in this case, which alleges the state should have protected the foster children from the abuse, is still making its way through federal court.
Enrique Fabregas has two more years left on his prison sentence.
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DSHS statement on settlement:
-DSHS is fully committed to open government and compliance with the Public Records Act.
-A recent statewide audit on public disclosure performance conducted by the State Auditor's Office found that DSHS is a top performer, despite handling more than 24,000 public disclosure requests a year.
-The requests in this case were complex due to multiple laws involving confidentiality which required extensive redactions, the number of DSHS clients involved and the nature of the Children's Administration records requested.
-The requester in this case was an attorney asking for records on behalf of three clients. He has received the thousands of records that were requested. More than 5,300 records, involving more than 10,000 pages, were disclosed. The dispute was over 203 records that were disclosed late. The Court determined the DSHS disclosure was complete as of July 1, 2008.
-DSHS did not intentionally withhold any records. Mistakes were made due to technical errors, confusion created in part by the staggered way in which the requester presented authorizations allowing release of his client's confidential information, and some delays in finding a few of the thousands of requested records. Once found, the records were given to the plaintiffs' attorney.
-Washington's Public Records Act is very strict, and when a court finds any violation, including a delay in providing records, an agency can be held liable even if the delay was not intentional.
-Three plaintiffs will receive payments of $175,000 each, inclusive of penalties and attorneys' fees. While this award is not a state record, DSHS takes it very seriously.
-The money comes from DSHS program funds.
-The settlement avoids further increases in the award of attorneys' fees and costs to which requestors are automatically entitled, even if one page of a record is missed.
-To mitigate the risks of public disclosure penalties, DSHS is working on improvements to its public records process to include:
- Implementing a centralized records request tracking system;
- Training staff on records retention and management, and developing tools to aid the search and production of electronic records;
- Centralizing records request intake; and,
- Centralizing the public disclosure staff to ensure accountability.
Sherry Hill, M.S.
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An off night for Ty Jones is still better than most high school football players' best nights.
In one of his worst statistical performances of the season, which speaks volumes about the kind of monster 2012 campaign he's enjoyed thus far, Vinemont's one-of-a-kind running back tallied only 192 yards on 25 carries in last Friday's 47-20 home victory over Winston County.
But don't feel bad for Jones. The Alabama Sports Writers and Alabama High School Athletic associations certainly don't. Both groups included the senior in their weekly awards on Monday, marking the eighth time in nine weeks he's been recognized.
Fairview's Luke Bailey, another familiar face in the ASWA and AHSAA's spotlights, also made both associations' lists of "other top performances."
Jones streak of four straight contests with at least 200 rushing yards came to an end against the Yellow Jackets, but he still managed to keep his season average at just under 195 yards per game.
The bruiser's five touchdowns also upped his total to 28 through nine games, equaling the number of scores Diamond Simmons, last year's Class 3A Back of the Year, compiled in 11 games. Jones' 1,753 rushing yards leaves him trailing the Hanceville graduate and current University of North Alabama running back's 2011 total by 353 with at least two more games on the Eagles' schedule.
Vinemont will end the regular season on the road this Friday versus 4A Randolph before traveling to Lauderdale County the following week for a first-round matchup.
Fairview's Bailey easily proved his selection as a finalist for Week 8's ASWA Offensive Player of the Week was no fluke, following his five-total-touchdown tirade against Sardis with an impressive one-half display during the Aggies' 47-6 blowout of Crossville.
The senior signal-caller needed only two quarters to amass 202 yards on 8 of 11 passing. Bailey's trio of touchdowns — a 63-yarder to Trent Shoemaker, a 13-yarder to Bryant Powers and a 67-yarder to Jake Chandler — were all part of a five-minute scoring frenzy in the second quarter.
Fairview will welcome county-rival West Point to town for its regular season finale this Friday night, one week before beginning the playoffs at Dafford Smith Stadium against Munford.
Fairhope's Nate Andrews was awarded the AHSAA's Week 9 Spotlight after piling on 268 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in the Pirates' 58-23 victory over Northview.
The 6A quarterback edged out Hazel Green's Austin Dempsey, St. Jude's John Hawkins and a team effort by Hewitt-Trussville for the top honor.
Dempsey came up huge in the Trojans' 26-21 win against Buckhorn, returning a punt 70 yards and a kickoff 61 yards for touchdowns, picking off a pass and later deflecting another in the end zone during the last 60 seconds to seal the ballgame.
Hawkins gave new meaning to the position of return specialist in a 46-6 rout of Fayetteville, taking a kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown and adding two more scores on punt returns of 85 and 75 yards.
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Kendrick Doss was tabbed the ASWA's Offensive Player of the Week for an unbelievable first-half showing. The Florence quarterback racked up six touchdowns and 338 total yards of offense to push the Falcons to a 41-2 lead by halftime. His touchdown passes were of 55, 36, 23 and 11 yards, which his rushing scores came from 49 and 35 yards out.
The ASWA's other finalists were Fairhope's Andrews and Shoals Christian's Daniel Wood, who rushed for 382 yards and six touchdowns in a 56-32 romp of Phillips.
Hazel Green's Austin Dempsey earned the ASWA's Defense/Special Teams Player of the Week honors, beating out St. Jude's Hawkins and Russellville's Jalen Scott, who had two fumble recoveries against Hartselle. His second came with 45 seconds left to help the Golden Tigers clinch a 6-3 victory.
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Jacob Lincoln fishes on the docks at Alton Bay with his dad, John Lincoln of Marlborough, Mass., during last year's Winni Derby. UNION LEADER FILE
That's what the grand prize winner in the Winni Derby's salmon division will be asked this weekend.
"Due to the rumors and information on some of the fishing blogs, there has been a raised awareness that the possibility of some of the past entries for landlocked salmon entered were not fished from Lake Winnipesaukee," a statement on the derby's website reads.
The grand prize "will not be disbursed until successful completion of this test," the statement says.
"It's just something we're doing to make sure it's a fair competition for everyone," LaBrie said.
"I've asked them for more tickets, I ran out of the first batch on Monday," said owner A.J. Nute. "People seem to be up here fishing early this year; the fishing's been good."
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We have great news for the friends of Deer Harbor Marina ! As many of you may know , Deer Harbor Marina suffered a fire that damaged a building earlier this year. Work crews have been hard at work. Construction on the bathhouse and restrooms is underway and on schedule !We expect to have both the bathhouse and restrooms completed by June . Power and utilities have also been restored already . We look forward to seeing everyone very soon!
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Deer Harbor Marina, located on Orcas Island, WA, has long been a destination and way point for boaters and travelers of the Pacific Northwest. As those who have spent time at Deer Harbor would attest, this beautiful marina centrally located in the San Juan Islands is an ideal destination or cruising base for the islands.
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By Tim Krohn
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Farm drainage is a relatively straightforward process.
Farmers bury a series of underground tile lines in their fields with the tile emptying into the open ditches that people are accustomed to seeing as they drive through the countryside.
Those ditches carry the water to lakes, streams and rivers.
The Minnesota River ends up with much of that water — the Minnesota River Basin drains 10 million acres of land, or about 20 percent of the state's landscape.
Tile drainage was introduced to the United States in 1838 by a Scottish immigrant who labored to lay 72 miles of clay tile on 320 acres of land on his New York farm. The results were phenomenal, jumping his wheat yield form 12 bushels per acre to 60 bushels.
Farming moved slowly to the Midwest because of the lack of well- drained land, and Congress and the states in the 1850s stepped in to speed up tiling. They offered tax credits for buying tile and sold marshland at a steep discount on condition it be tiled and drained.
At the same time states began organizing local elected drainage supervisory boards — which continue today as Soil and Water Conservation Districts in Minnesota. The pace of drainage accelerated at the end of the 1800s and into the early 1900s, including during the Great Depression when the Civilian Conservation Corps was deployed to expand the drainage system in the Midwest.


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Brian Pickering, who has served as deputy director of public relations for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Council of Los Angeles since 2001, has been named assistant director in Little League's Western Region, according to Stephen D. Keener, president and chief executive officer of Little League Baseball and Softball. The Western Region office, […]
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Shrewsbury police were called to investigate a disturbance in the 7100 block Weil Avenue between a brother and a sister. During a verbal argument, the man grabbed his sister and struggled with her. The man was arrested.
In a robbery in the 4700 block of Heidelberg Avenue in Affton, a change jar and checks were stolen.
Saturday, May 14
A woman from Desloge, MO was driving without her headlights activated in the 7200 block of Watson Road. After Shrewsbury police pulled her vehicle over, she failed three field sobriety tests and was arrested for driving while intoxicated.
Shrewsbury police arrested a Shrewsbury teenager for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia in Wehner Park.
A silver 1991 Oldsmobile Delta with Missouri plate UD8X0L was reported stolen in the 10100 block of Gravois Road in Affton.
An arrest was made in a robbery in the 4200 block of La Salette Drive in Affton. The victim saw the suspect leaving an apartment storage room with his ladder.
Sunday, May 15
In the 8100 block of Twin Bridges Trail, an Xbox 360, Xbox games and prescription medication were stolen by an acquaintance of the victim.
A maroon 1993 Ford Crown Victoria with Missouri plate SE6N2Y was reported stolen in the 11200 block of Tesson Ferry Road in Green Park.
Monday, May 16
In the 6000 block of Staely Avenue in Affton, a credit card was stolen and used multiple times by the victim's daughter.
In the 4300 block of Ventura Place Drive in Concord, tools were stolen from the site of a house that was under construction.
A camera and watch were stolen in a burglary in the 10800 block of Ridge Forest Drive in Affton.
Tuesday, May 17
Shrewsbury police investigated a report of personal checks stolen from a woman residing in the 7700 block of Bellstone Road, related to a case reported last week. She told police that she discovered checks stolen from her checkbook. The suspect used the account numbers of the stolen checks to commit fraudulent activity on the victim's account.
A vehicle and tool shed was stolen and several tools were stolen in the 13100 block of East Lane in Concord.
Wednesday, May 18
An Affton resident was arrested by for driving while intoxicated in the 7200 block of Watson Road on Wednesday. Shrewsbury police stopped the vehicle for driving 58 in a 40 mph zone. The woman refused to take any field sobriety test or provide a breath sample. She was issued three citations to appear in municipal court.
A Webster Groves man was arrested for driving while intoxicated after he drove his vehicle onto the rear lawn a house in the 7400 block of Kenrick Pointe. The suspect failed field sobriety tests and his breath sample was measured at .208 percent.
Shrewsbury police are investigating damage to the driver side rear bumper of a 1993 Toyota that was parked in front of a house on the 5000 block of Wilshusen Avenue. The suspect vehicle left the area without exchanging information.
Shrewsbury police have identified, interviewed and obtained a warrant for first degree robbery against a South County man that held up the First Bank at 7435 Watson Road on Friday, March 18. The suspect is in custody at the St. Louis County Jail.
A gray 2008 Mazda 3 with Missouri plate D52JA was reported stolen in the 6100 block of Lindbergh Boulevard in Green Park.
A man robbed the at 67 Grasso Plaza in Affton at gunpoint. Arrests were made.
Thursday, May 19
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Six Things Every CAE Should Do to Retain the Best Internal Audit Talent
Richard Chambers, CIA, CGAP, CCSA, CRMA, shares his personal reflections and insights on the internal audit profession.
- Challenge internal auditors with new opportunities at every turn. Never forget that your most talented staff members will grow bored with routine assignments. The best and brightest must be constantly challenged and afforded an opportunity to grow. I left an early internal audit assignment and accepted one with a lower grade/title simply because I didn't feel challenged.
- Acknowledge outstanding performers. Don't be afraid to "play favorites" when it comes to your best performers. Acknowledge their accomplishments privately as well as publicly though awards and more prestigious assignments. Striving to acknowledge every member of staff equally will do little to motivate marginal performers, and will demotivate the best performers or worse yet, drive them away.
- Showcase your best performers and afford them the exposure they deserve. I was fortunate in my career not to have too many bosses who "hogged the limelight" when it came to the work that I or my colleagues had accomplished. The best CAEs for whom I worked made a point of taking me with them when it came time to discuss the results of an audit with senior officials. In fact, they routinely invited me to be part of audit committee meetings when one of my audit reports was being reviewed.
- Reward performance not only through acknowledgement, but through tangible means as well. Never forget that you are in steep competition for the very best talent. As much as a member of your team may value working for you and your organization, promise of a substantial salary increase will often prove too tempting. I left one of my first internal audit jobs simply because there was too much money being offered by the next one. On top of that, I didn't feel like the CAE had even tried to match the difference.
- Support your auditors during the face of adversity. As I have written often, there are times when internal audit engagements will turn contentious. The degree to which the CAE supports his or her staff during such episodes will likely have a direct bearing on how loyal the staff remains to the CAE down the road. Even if the staff has made a mistake or handled a situation badly, there are usually exit strategies short of throwing the staff under the bus with management. I recall making the difficult decision to leave my third internal audit assignment because my timid CAE sat on a potentially contentious draft audit report for more than six months rather than releasing it for management comment. That was a mistake that I vowed never to make when I was hired back to take his place less than four years later.
- Invest in your staff like they are your most valuable asset — because they are. In one of my early internal audit assignments, I was hired as an internal auditor trainee (a formal three-year program that the organization used to develop future talent). The young man who preceded me in the program had been denied the opportunity for much of the formal training prescribed by the program, and was not happy. The CAE had learned a valuable lesson, and made sure that I had the opportunity to attend all of the training programs I needed/wanted. I grew to love the assignment and the profession and have stayed in it for 38 years. To the best of my knowledge, my predecessor left the profession less than two years after he finished the development program and never spent another day as an internal auditor.
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I read with interest Mr. Moore's column published in the Jan. 7 Record-Eagle, and for once agreed with some of his points.
Unfortunately his piece falls apart when he tries to quotes figures: 19,000 rapes a year in the military services? To paraphrase one of Mr. Moore's book title: Dude, where is the truth? If this number was right it would mean that 52 rapes are committed every day of the year in the military, just not believable.
On the CNN website the figure of 19,000 is used for rapes and sexual assaults, including such things as verbal assaults, brushing against, improper touching etc., not good things but hardly rape. The other figures quoted in the column are no more believable. In the signature paragraph at the bottom, "Fahrenheit 9/11" is listed as a documentary. If it is so then "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" must be a reality show.
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We were more than disappointed to experience what Men's Night has become in our "family (sic) friendly" city. We assumed it was to promote shopping with downtown merchants. Instead, it was a "drinkfest" for the guys — very few bags were being carried around.
Adding insult to injury, a woman working with us was openly solicited.
Two merchants were promoting their own versions of an "open" burlesque show in their store windows for all to see. The Record-Eagle rewarded one of these retailers with a giant picture of their store on the front page. Appalling ... shame on the Record-Eagle.
Is this the image of what our once fine Traverse City has lowered itself to becoming — Tragic City? I want Traverse City to be a "better" city, not an open "burlesque" or drunken "beer-bash" city. For me, its a sad sign of the times in which we now live, and a blight on the once good name of Traverse City.
I may stand alone, but will stand for what is right and decent and be a voice of reason to make a difference for the good and future betterment of Traverse City.


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Semana Santa in Spain: ZamoraZamora is the smallest of the six Castilla y Leon cities, but is the most famous when it comes to Semana Santa. Though there are more processions in Leon and Valladolid, they are not as old as those of Zamora. Zamora's floats (called pasos) are designed by famous artists.
Zamora's Semana Santa begins with one procession a day from the Viernes de Dolores (the first Friday) until the first Sunday (Domingo de Ramos). There is then one processions a day in the evening from Monday until Wednesday (Lunes Santo, Martes Santo and Miercoles Santo) and another one at midnight.
Thursday (Jueves Santos) is an important day, with just enough time after the processions of the night before to get some sleep before a mass in the cathedral at in the morning (about 10am). There are then three processions spread out over the day. In the evening, Zamora takes on a little of the partying of Seville, with people occupying the streets throughout the night. It is a family event, with parents and children mingling with drunk youths. It all ends with a procession at 5am, officially called "la procesion de las cinco de la mañana" (the procession of five o'clock in the morning) but commonly called "la procesion de los borachos" (the procession of the drunks), for obvious reasons.
On Friday evening there are processions at 4pm and 11pm. Saturday has just one procession as well as singing in the main square (Plaza Mayor) and events are rounded off on the Sunday morning (at about 9am) with one last procession, followed by a traditional meal of eggs and ham, called "El Dos y Pingada".
See pictures from each procession with these pictures of Semana Santa in Zamora (click on each procession name).


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Editor's Note: This story was updated at 1:08 p.m. on Aug. 1 with more information from police.
On July 28, security watched a woman walk up to the self-checkout line, scan all her products and then leave the store, according to a report.
The woman scanned $109 of merchandise, bagged it, put it back in her cart and then walked out of the store without paying, the report said. Fairlawn police Sgt. Rob Buza is not calling this incident an accident.
"A store employee saw this happen and walked up to the woman as she was leaving the store to check her receipt," Buza said. "The woman just kept walking."
Buza said the woman is 34 years and used to live in the Goodyear Heights area. Buza believes she is now homeless.
Security footage shows the woman walking up to a Chevrolet Malibu, loading it up and getting into the passenger side before the driver leaves the area. The car was last seen heading south on Cleveland-Massillon Road.
The kicker? The woman scanned her Giant Eagle Advantage Card, which is how police found out who she is.


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DOVER, Del.- The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is looking to adopt new regulations for fishing.After the Commission took a look at fish stock, they discovered there was a problem with over-fishing of black drum and Atlantic menhaden. DNREC now has a proposal to regulate how many of these fish people can catch.The fish is typically used as live bait. But the group is trying to stop the over fishing."We're trying to maintain sustainability of both of these resources," said Stewart Michels with DNREC. "We want to make sure that there is a continuous supply and that we don't go through a series of boom and bust in the fishery."In the proposal DNREC has things like a three-fish limit for recreational black drum fishing. There will also be a 16-inch limit for both commercial and recreational use of the fish. There will be a 65,000 pound limit a year for commercial harvest there.DNREC is also looking to require some new monitoring programs to keep track of fishing. The department held a public hearing Monday evening to go over the proposal. For more information on the proposed regulations, visit DNREC at www.dnrec.delaware.gov/
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fitgotfixed Posts: 1So my wife had the same problem as everyone else. We have a 07 Fit that is out of warranty. She was idling at a stop light and the steering locked up. She had to go straight instead of turning and could have gotten in an accident. So we called our Honda Dealership and they told us to bring it in to have a $50 diagnostic exam. We insisted that we not pay for it since it is a safety issue. We argued with the service manager, but he eventually agreed to do a complementary diagnostic check. He was very rude at first and even made my wife cry. So, that Monday, I took the car in and they ran a diagnostic check. I spoke with the service manager in person and I told him about the bulletin (#09-043), and our complaint to the Highway Safety Commission. He didn't have to duplicate the problem, probably because of the bulletin, and told me that two codes came up having to do with the Electronic Power Steering. He then told me that he would get on the phone with Honda Corporate and "go to bat for me." After about a half hour of waiting, he brought me into his office and said that Honda would take care of the part and half of the labor. He said that as a courtesy, he would take care of the rest of the labor. So, absolutely no charge to me! It took two days for the part to arrive and they gave me a loner car until we got our Fit back. It took some time and some courage, but you can get this part fixed if you stick to your guns about it being a safety issue.
willy65000 Posts: 1I'm going through this same situation now with my 07 fit and the way it looks Honda isn't willing to do anything. I've owned six Honda's and can't figure out why on my latest one that's a little over three years old they don't want to take care of someone who has a safety related problem such as this.
stevebg4 Posts: 2Hello Fitgotfixed or any one lese,
My wifes 2007 Honda Fit sport has the exact same issue with the power steering suddenly becomes stiff and turns on the EPS indicator while turning. We have brought this car to the deale 3 times, btut they could not fix the problem or come up with some other TSB articles r. The last time we left the car on and towed it to the dealer to see the proff becasue it very hard to duplicate. They want us to pay over $300 for goodwill repair cost. I have talked to Honda Corp and been given a case# and case mgr will be in touch soon. Any othter suggestions or comments anyone have to help me?
kkess Posts: 3I am having the same Power Steering issues I've seen with my Honda Fit. Many have talked about the bulletin 09-043 but I can't seem to find that TSB anywhere online? Does any one have the link to the TSB so I can bring this to the dealer?
I'm hoping to prevent some of the battle of having them fix this issue that should in my opinion be covered..
Thanks so much,
raikou Posts: 1Hi there, I heard your question and wanted to help. If you look at your Fit's clearance between the wheel and the fender, you'll notice there isn't much "travel" as in you wheels dont have much space to move up. FYI, dont get new shocks, the newer a shock is the stiffer, which means more butt pain in your case. Use stock or soft shocks. You might be able to raise your ride height a bit too with some tuning and that would give you a little more comfort. However, by raising it even 1cm you'll want to get Mugen Sway Bars for the front and back. This HARD sway bar will decrease the car's natural rolling tendency especially when it's raised.
I hope this will be helpful to you and reply if you have more questions about it.^^
stephen987 Posts: 1,994The steering in my '09 Fit Sport is quite direct and precise. It feels a little artificial, but it works quite well. The only "wandering" I encounter is when I'm driving in a crosswind, and it's not the steering that is at fault for that one--it's the combination of light weight and large sail area.
accordguy0325 Posts: 169I just leased a 2010 Fit Sport automatic and I haven't noticed much in the way of wandering... The steering seems reasonably accurate although steering feel leaves a little to be desired imo, of course, I was driving an Accord V6 prior to this with hydraulic steering so I may be biased
Regarding your message, "At high speeds, my Corolla wanders slightly from side the side and it really bothers me."---I LOVE my 2010 Honda Fit but it does the SAME THING--it wanders from side to side, just a little bit, at high speeds. Almost feels like the pavement is grooved and the car is catching in the grooves and you have to correct it, when in fact the pavement isn't grooved at all. This is why I signed on to this forum, to see if anyone else is experiencing this problem and to find out why its happening. Is anyone else experiencing this with their Honda Fit?
Also, I get a strange "floating" sensation in my Honda Fit. At first I thought it was because I hadn't experienced a new car's suspension in forever (the car I had before this was VERY old) but my husband noticed the same thing! The "floating" feeling and weaving ever-so-slightly from side to side at high speeds sort of go together. Anyone out there know what I mean?? I really do LOVE my Fit though, but want to know if this is something that should be fixed.
lorraineray Posts: 1I am experiencing the same problem in my 2010 Honda Accord 4-Cylinder. I don't even like to drive it because of this. I had a 2004 and a 2007 Accord and neither of these vehicles did this. I am wondering the same thing that maybe something is wrong with the suspension. Maybe they use the same suspension on the Accord as they do on the Fit.
Let me know if you find anything out regarding this issue.
Its been several weeks since I posted that message about my brand new little Honda Fit 'floating' slightly from side to side at high speeds, and I'm not experiencing that so much any more. I don't know if that's because I"ve gotten used to it, or if I've 'broken it in' somehow. But I can now say absolutely unequivocally that I adore my little 2010 Honda Fit. Its a great little car.
If you own a 2007 or 2008 Honda Fit and have experienced power steering failure, I implore you to contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration with your story so that we can get Honda or the government to issue a recall of the Electronic Power Steering Control Unit in our cars.
My power steering has been going out intermittently since the car was brand new. My dealer didn't do anything but clear the error codes and tell me Honda had not issued any bulletins or recalls about it. In the past week, my steering has gone out 4 times!! I checked the NHTSA website and found only 3 complaints, not including mine, which will be posted soon. Again, if you're experiencing power steering failure contact both Honda and NHTSA about it so a recall can be issued.
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willy6500 Posts: 1When my car had a bad eps unit the steering would often go dead if i let the car idle for extended periods of time. It did get replaced by the way at about 70k and Honda picked up most of the tab. It was around $1100.00 total and i think i paid around $200.00 of it. Getting them to pay wasn't an easy thing as i spent three weeks without a car while it sat at the dealer and i sat on the phone with Honda and the dealer and listened to lies and all sorts of BS. Most customers would have just written a check and walked away.
Good Luck Folks
fitmom Posts: 2My 2009 Honda Fit is having the same problem - intermitent loss of power steering! It happens just driving around town and on the highway. The dashboard steering light turns on and complete loss of power steering for about 2-5 seconds then pops back on. Just took to my dealer and they are having trouble figuring out what is wrong - they say they have never heard of this problem before.
Talk about DANGEROUS! I am heading over to the NHTSA website to post a complaint!


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If you want to solve unemployment, you don't create jobs, you create futures.
For the last few years, the majority of recovery efforts for Bartow's recession woes have been anchored around temporary quick fixes. Instead of giving incentives for residents to gain technical and professional skills, we've proposed instant, short-term solutions that involve unskilled labor. Although very few people in the area have the guts to say it, we all know that no one makes a living off periodic roadwork programs or part-time factory jobs landed via temp agencies. Instead of disinfecting our economic wounds, we seem fairly content in just wrapping a bandage around the bleeding and looking the other way, hoping and praying that the ailment simply disappears on its own.
Simply put, there is no way anyone can succeed in the current job market without a post-high school education. Granted, a 2-year diploma may not get you through the door at Google or Apple, but it at least gives you a fighting chance in an economy where the only sure thing is that the uneducated will starve.
At this juncture, I'd say that not only is the brightest hope for the future of Bartow County, it may very well be its only hope. Not to slight the myriad of technical colleges in the area, but GHC is perhaps the only local educational venue that I would describe as a genuine launching pad for residents seeking a real career as opposed to a way of making ends meet.
If you're seeking a career as a professional or paraprofessional, GHC is a wonderful means of starting your journey. It's rates are affordable, it's staffed by some of the best educators in the metro Atlanta area, and obviously, it's local. In addition to featuring technical majors such as Nursing, GHC offers an associate's program for a number of in-demand sectors, including Business Administration, Education and several Information Technology fields.
As far as geography goes, Georgia Highlands College has the potential to serve as the anchor of local commerce for Bartow County. The northwest Georgia area is very much under served in regards to affordable educational institutes, and I believe that GHC could draw many commuters (and perhaps transplant residents) to the area. Seeing as how the institute has grown exponentially over the last decade, it really isn't out of the question to view GHC as a future residential campus, especially if the institute begins offering accelerated programs or perhaps even partnerships with 4-year colleges.
Cartersville absolutely needs , and the city would serve itself well by looking into expansion possibilities for the school. This would entail more than simply building more parking lots, it would involve more allocation of local funds to build on to the Cartersville campus, which has quickly become the largest campus in the entire GHC chain. Brick and mortar buildings only go so far — the campus also needs more teachers, technological aides and, most importantly, capital to begin more degree programs. Improving the school's retention rate isn't just a matter of business, it's a matter of social urgency, as one less person in the county sans a degree is one less person that can bring revenue into our ailing economy.
The significance of GHC to the area is quite apparent, yet it is rarely mentioned or addressed in community affairs. Instead of viewing is a potential long-term solution to our financial hardships, we seem to view it as just another building, that blocky thing situated across the road from . Very few people in the local community seem to take it seriously as an institute, which is undoubtedly a major misstep for the entire city. Although hundreds of local businesses may offer jobs to residents of Bartow County, GHC is the only one that offers its inhabitants careers, not just a means of making money, but a means of making a future.
As higher education is one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy, is blessed with a local institute that offers long-term sustainability regardless of regional economic dips. Although it may seem hard to envision now, Cartersville's livelihood may not depend on its established employers, but it's overlooked educational provider.
You may not think of Cartersville as a "college town." If you want the city to have a genuine future, you may want to start envisioning it that way.


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Thursday, Mar 09, 2006
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HDFC Bank eyes 50 pc rise in cards
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EXCLUSIVE CARDS: Ms Mandeep Maitra, Country Head-Human Resources, HDFC Bank; Mr Parlay Mondal, Head-Credit Cards; Mr Uttam Nayak, Deputy Country Manager-South Asia, Visa International, at a function in Mumbai on Wednesday. Paul Noronha
Mumbai , March 8
HDFC Bank is targeting 50 per cent incremental growth in its credit card base next year.
The bank currently has about two million credit card customers and hopes to increase this to three million, said Mr Pralay Mondal, Head - Credit Cards.
Focus on smaller cities
The bank is focusing on smaller cities for expanding its card base. Currently, about 20 per cent of the credit cards are issued to customers from C-category cities, Mr Mondal said.
He was speaking at the press conference to launch two new card products, exclusively for women - Woman's Advantage Debit Card and International Women's Gold Visa Credit Card.
The credit card has a one-time cost of Rs 2,000 for non-HDFC Bank customers and Rs 1,500 for the bank customers. The features include five per cent cash back at select department stores, grocery shops and supermarkets, up to 15 per cent discount at select outlets such as Lakme beauty salons, Kaya Skin Clinic, Oyzterbay, Satya Paul, and others.
Reward points
Cardholders can earn up to five reward points for each Rs 100, if they spend above Rs 5,000 in a month.
The debit card offers four per cent discount on purchase of the bank's gold bars, 50 per cent discount on locker fees for the first year and concierge services. The card also offers medical check up packages and nursing care arrangement in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore.
Retail products
Among other retail products, HDFC Bank is looking at increase its personal loans by 100 per cent in 2006-07, Mr Mondal said.
The bank is also exploring to offer retail silver coins, similar to its retail gold coins product, said an official of the bank.
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Harrisburg police responded to a shooting on the 1700-block of North Street at around 10 p.m. Wednesday, and found a man with a bullet wound to his stomach.
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Verna Holbrook Binion, 94, of Mooresburg, Tenn., formerly of Grayson, went to be with her Lord on Thursday, April 25, 2013, at her residence.
She was born Sept. 11, 1918, in Elliott County, a daughter of the late Robert and Virgie Reynolds Holbrook.
She was a homemaker and a member of Denton Missionary Baptist Church.
She was also preceded in death by her husband, Roy Binion; a grandson, Gregory Jacobs; a great-grandson, Jason Bush; and brothers and sisters Delphie Holbrook, Dorothy Holbrook, Ercel Holbrook, Gobel Holbrook, Gracie Holbrook, Donald Holbrook, Noah Holbrook and Corda Barnes.
Her survivors include four daughters, Esther (Bill) O'Neal and Barbara (John) Keimer, both of Dunnellon, Fla., Linda Sue (Donald) Bush of Grayson and Ernestine "Tina" (James) Guntrum of Mooresburg; nine grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and special nieces Yvonne and Brenda Kay.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 28, 2013, at Malone Funeral Home in Grayson by Pastor Lawrence Felty. Burial will be in East Carter County Memory Gardens in Grayson.
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Faith formation doesn't just happen—it's a Spirit-led lifelong process of shaping and reshaping. In this accessible anthology, twelve experts share their perspectives on faith formation at home, in worship, in education, in intergenerational contexts, in people with developmental disabilities, and more. Indispensable reading for pastors, church leaders, education committees, parents, and educators.
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As children, youth, and adults travel on their faith journey, it's important to mark the milestones along the way and to thank God for his faithfulness. This inspiring new book helps you and your church identify faith milestones and celebrate them together.


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A recurrent hamstring injury has knocked out the reigning World Indoor 800m champion, Pamela Jelimo (left) for at least three month.
Her coach Barnabas Korir said Jelimo, the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, will now miss the National Championships that start today in Nairobi and subsequently the World Championships due August 10 to 18 in Moscow.
Korir disclosed that Jelimo, who made a comeback last year to win the Indoor title after a three-year lull, has been struggling with the left leg hamstring since January this year.
Korir disclosed that even though the 23-year-old has started some light training in Ngong, her doctor has advised her to keep off competition until she has recovered fully.
"The problem started in January and has been recurring. She took part in some cross country races and her last event was during the last AK Weekend Meeting on March 3 where she competed in 400m," Korir said. "Jelimo should compete in her first race in September, God willing."
Pretty disappointing
"The injury is really bad and it's pretty disappointing coming at this time of the year when I was really looking forward to the National Championships and World Championships," Jelimo said.
"But that is fate and I thank God for his blessings since I know I will recover fast for proper training soon."
Jelimo said she has started some light training after the injury worsened during the last AK Weekend Meeting. "I need to trust my doctor and stay out for proper healing," said Jelimo.
From the time Jelimo was tossed to fame as a women's 800m world beater at 18, she has come to terms with the ultimate nightmare of any elite sports person – injury.
After clinching the lucrative IAAF Golden League jackpot worth $1 million (about Sh86 million) and an Olympic gold medal in Beijing in 2008, Jelimo has struggled with injuries.


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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
Actor Ron Livingston on his La Crosse anchor sister
A reporter from the Huffington Post went to the New York Comic Con this week specifically to talk to the actor Ron Livingston, about his upcoming horror film called "The Conjuring."
Livingston, who appeared in "Band of Brothers" and the classic workplace comedy "Office Space," is the brother of Jennifer Livingston, the La Crosse television anchor whose on air response to a viewer who called her obese drew national attention.
In the interview her brother calls his sister "cool" and "articulate":
"My sister is amazing. She's absolutely amazing. And the funny thing is, I feel like I've known it her whole life. I feel like the people across Wisconsin, they've known it for 10 or 15 years now. But, it's a real unique kind of pleasure as an older brother to kind of see the whole country discover it in the course of a week -- just how cool your sister is. And she got a trip out to L.A. out of it, so I got to see her. So that was really cool. I think she was just so articulate on it; I won't risk being less articulate. She spoke so well for herself that I wouldn't speak for her, but I thought she hit the nail on the head. And I'm tremendously proud of her."
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Progress Energy will close one of its older coal-fired plants tomorrow.
Officials with the Duke Energy subsidiary say the Lee plant near Goldsboro is one of four coal plants it will retire by the end of next year. The company will replace each of them with natural gas facilities designed to cut back on environmental emissions. Progress Energy spokesman Mike Hughes says it's part of a fleet modernization program begun three years ago.
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Myrtle P. "Pat" Grove (nee Russell), age 80, of Avon Lake passed away unexpectedly at Medina Hospital in Medina on Feb. 2, 2013.
She was born April 1, 1932 in Acosta, PA and had resided in Avon Lake for the past 52 years.
Mrs. Grove was employed for 20 years at St. John West Shore in Central Supply. She was a longtime member of College Heights Baptist Church, Elyria. She enjoyed bowling, playing cards, and time spent with her grandchildren.
Mrs. Grove is survived by her children William R. (Carol) of Cleveland, OH, Linda K. (Dan) of Shelby, OH, Ronald J. (Donna) of Avon Lake, OH, and Peggy S. (Gary) of Litchfield, OH; ten grandchildren Carolyn, Jennifer, Brandon, Matt, Megan, Brett, David, Brooke, Carrie, and Cheryl; four great-grandchildren Zia, Joshua, Alexandra, and Kennedy.
She was preceded in death by her husband Herbert R. Grove in 2010; parents Donald and Naomi Russell (nee Nicklow).
Friends may call 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 8 at the 163 Avon-Belden Road, Avon Lake.
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I actually really disliked this clip. All he did was give them a platform to spread their hatred, and went even further by putting people who are supposedly his friends on the stage to be further verbally abused. All to accomplish what?
November 21, 2012 at 12:56 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
Was the amazing part that he didn't punch them in the mouth? Who learned what here? So Brand is a nice guy and the Westboro dudes are like the villains out of some horror movie. But the audience didn't learn much. They were allowed to believe that these guys are like Jehovah's Witnesses, trying to save people because they care about people. Even if the WBC guys are manifesting it in some bizarro "I am hitting you because I love you" abuse pathology. The audience didn't learn about WBC's lawyers and how the whole thing is a sociopathic scam to make mone, w
So no, not the most awesome interview ever. Kind of a fail. Pretty much a typical talk show episode where they decide to bring on some controversial guest and then totally duck really confronting anything. If everyone was wearing bell bottoms, Mike Douglas could practically have done this one.
November 21, 2012 at 12:58 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
I think I really appreciate Brand's ability to completely undermine and intellectually dismantle their message without ever being hostile or mean to them.
Who is Mike Douglas?
November 21, 2012 at 5:21 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
Mike Douglas was a talkshow host from the 70′s. Sorta like Merv Griffin.
Yeah I don't think Brand did anything to dismantle their arguement. He just countered their ridiculous arguement that the bible should be taken literally with an equally ridiculous arguement that the bible should be taken symbolically.
Dismantling their arguement would have required Brand to show why the bible should not be taken seriously. It's fiction and therefore we shouldn't be opressing others based on what it says. That's what brand should have done.
November 21, 2012 at 11:34 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
Fox assholed the clip.
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Wait, wasn't Russell Brand the jackass who halted some movie production until some makeup/wardrobe woman agreed to flash him?
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