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Land Acquisition: The 10,100 acre Melvern Wildlife Area was licensed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to the Kansas Fish and Game Commission in March of 1977.
Melvern Wildlife Area is located in the physiographic area known as Osage Cuestas. Much of the upland area is dominated by tall grass native prairie with small wooded draws interspersed. The lower land located along the Marais des Cygnes river flood plain is primarily crop land. The area habitats include approximately 4.000 acres of native tall grass prairie, 2,000 acres of woodland habitat, and 3,000 acres of crop land. Management tools include control burns and crop rotations. Major species found on the wildlife area include quail, deer, turkey, dove, and waterfowl
- As of September 8, 2012, all hunters on Melvern WA will be REQUIRED to obtain a free daily hunt permit. Permits will be available in several locations across the area (maps of the locations are available at Melvern WA kiosks and on the website). Permits are required only on the portion of the property open to hunting that is managed by KDWPT as a wildlife area. On the north side of the lake, this includes the portion of the wildlife area west of Eisenhower State Park (Wanamaker Rd.); on the south side of the lake this includes the portion of the property west of Indian Hills Rd. The remaining property around the lake is managed by the Melvern Lake Corps of Engineers or Eisenhower State Park and no permit is required to hunt. Please fill out the top portion of the card prior to hunting and return it to the box. The bottom portion of the card should be kept on your person while you hunt. Upon completion of your hunt, complete and return the bottom portion to any iron ranger location.
- Off Road Vehicle and Horse use is prohibited.
- Camping is not allowed on the wildlife area
Special Features: The waterfowl refuge located on the upper end of the lake is closed to all activity from October 21st to January 15th.


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Hmmm, there's even a question of authorship on those (Harry Alan Towers reports that Ernest Borneman claimed to have written them,) but there are perhaps 6 that Welles (questionably?) wrote. I'm wondering which 6. I would guess:
Man of Mystery
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since those wound up in the Arkadin script, and
Dead Candidate
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The numbers are in: DeKalb County department heads want $44 million more in 2013 than they received this year.
The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners got an early look at the county's 2013 budget requests Oct. 5. The budget requests from the county's various departments total $601 million, up $44 million from the current county budget of $557 million.
The board also learned that the county's finance team has estimated that the county will have approximately $17.6 million left in its tax fund, if current spending projections hold up until the end of the year.
But commissioners were concerned about a five-year trend of budget increases, particularly for some of the county's constitutional officers.
"We need to look at the constitutional officers, because when the budget passes, they do what they want to do anyway," Commissioner Stan Watson said.
According to county documents, during the past five years, juvenile court's budget has increased 63 percent; clerk of superior court, 14 percent; and solicitor general, 16 percent.
Constitutional officers need to be "true partners" throughout the budget process, Commissioner Lee May said.
Commissioner Jeff Rader suggested that the county engage experts who could review the service delivery strategies of constitutional officers and make recommendations to the county administration and the board of commissioners on "how we can squeeze economies" from their budgets.
"If we don't have a documented argument against their budget, we're hard-pressed to reduce them beyond what they're willing to accept. What I would like to to see is that we develop a capacity on the county's side to be able to expertly review their budget."
Rader said he does not question the elected officials ability to perform their jobs.
"The truth is that they run for election based upon expansion [of] excellent service delivery," Rader said. "They say… 'We're going to improve customer service.' We on the other hand have to pay for the services."
"I don't disagree that they all think that they are doing a good job," he said. "But if we need to extract budget savings from those constitutional officers, we can't just cut them across the board. We can't do in an arbitrary fashion because they have constitutional responsibilities to maintain a specific level of service.
"I think it's really important for us to be able to say not 'here's how you do your job' but instead 'you could, using these assumptions, do your job in a more cost effective way and…we're going to give you enough money to do it in the way that we consider to be the minimum necessary [way] sufficient to discharge your constitutional responsibilities,'" Rader said.
"We need to have a defense if we cut their budget," Rader said. Otherwise, "Any budget cuts they make are strictly voluntary."
Richard Stogner, the county's chief operating officer, said that all county departments and offices, including those run by constitutional officers, have been directed to cut their budgets.
"The direction to the departments in preparing their budgets was that they should expect to shoot for 3 to 5 percent below" their 2012 budgets, Stogner said.
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ISOUTH FARM FARMING FARM1N" XE I- ra? 4tlr I Y. FP 5- 71 ^ 1 Prize Winning Weekly Serving The Greater Farmingdale Area Since 1920t & An Official Newspaper for the Village of farmingdale VOL. 44 NO. 45 Second Class Postage Paid In Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 Thursday, September 19, 1974 Copyright 1974 by Island- Wide Publication, Inc. price 1 5tf - $ 5 per year B of E Opens Closed Door Policy OPENING THE HAWKS SEASON Sunday afternoon following a parade down Main Street is a delegation of Town and Village officials. Checking Hawk Steve Sullivan's equipment are II to r I Councilman Howard T. Hogan, Jr., Supervisor John W. Burke, Mayor John T. Hallahan, Councilman Gregory Carman, Hawks President Jim Keats and Councilman Salvatore Mosca. I Post photo by Boh Starrelt ] Deputy Clerk Retiring Plans are being . made by village officials and employees for a retirement dinner honoring Mrs. C. Myrtle Scheidel, Far-mingdale's deputy village clerk. The testimonial for Mrs. Scheidel, who recently announced her retirement, will be held October 4 at the Holiday Manor, Bethpage. Mrs. Scheidel became an employee of the village in 1947 as an assistant to former Village C. Myrtle Scheidel Clerk William A. Wesche. She was appointed as the village's first Deputy Village Clerk in 1949. A lifelong resident of Farmingdale, she attended Main Street School and graduated from Farmingdale High School in 1933. Daughter of former Supt. of Public Works, the late Roswell C. Ketcham, she is married to John A. Scheidel, a Grumman employee and resides at 15 Balcom Rd., Farmingdale. Their son, John " Skip" Scheidel, Jr., is a 1961 graduate of Farmingdale High and is married to the former Marlene Hansen. They are. the parents of two daughters, Laurie and Keri and reside in Madison Conn. A member of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, she served as organist for several years and currently is a member of the senior choir, the Episcopal Churchwomen and a former member of the Altar Guild. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Scheidel was employed by Independent Silk Dyeing Co. as a member of the office staff and as secretary to Rudolph H. Weber, Sr., a former Mayor of the Village of Farmingdale. She also worked at Ranger Aircraft during the early World War II years. Friends are invited to attend the testimonial dinner and may obtain tickets from Norman Krasnow at Krasnow Insurance or from Lillian Kowalski at Village Hall. Executive Sessions No Longer Secret In a move aimed at providing the public with more information about what the Board of Education considers in its executive sessions, several decisions of the school trustees were made public this week. The new procedure is one of a number of means by which the Farmingdale Board will keep the residents informed of its work and breaks precedent with past practices which kept information about the sessions confidential. w l ¥¥/* Several of the decisions will be L U C K V W l l l l l C r S confirmed when the Board takes * official action at its public meeting which is to be held on Monday, October 7. In prior years, certain items which would not require public action would go unannounced unless there was a specific reason to make the decisions public. The new procedure will provide more information to the public and make residents aware of actions sooner than in the past. Two decisions effecting the operation of particular schools were among the first made public by the Board. At the Woodward Parkway School, an administrative position has been vacant since the opening of school. Mrs. Elizabeth Passman, who had served as assistant principal in the building, was promoted to the principalship of the Albany Avenue School. Miss Sue llarloff, an elementary [ Continued on page 6] numbers selected by Mayor John T. Hallahan and Trustee Rocco Posillico in the first Friday night drawing for the Farmingdale Merchants' Association are listed below. Anyone holding a winning number can claim the merchandise certificate at the J & J Shoe Store. $ 25 ...... 026419 $ 15 026295 $ 10 ...... 048: 103 $ 10 ...... 068107 $ 10 038823 $ 10 060137 $ 5 066265 $ 5 072279 $ 5 060103 $ 5 026279 This Friday night's drawing will be held in front of the Farmingdale Public Library, Main & Conklin Streets, at 8: 30 p. m. PICKING THE WINNERS in the Farmingdale Merchants Association's weekly Friday night drawing is Farmingdale Mayor John T. Hallahan. Association President Lew Cohen of J& J Shoes gets ready to record the winning numbers. This week's drawing will be in front of the library on Main St. at 8: 30 p. m. I Post photo by Bob Starrelt I
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The 23-year-old completed a long-term deal with the Reds on Wednesday and was in the stands to watch his new side comfortably beat Sunderland 3-0.
Having left Manchester City in the summer of 2009 with six goals in 32 senior appearances - the majority as substitute - he found life equally tough at Chelsea.
In 96 games for the Stamford Bridge club he hit 24 goals, although he still made only 31 Premier League starts in three and a half years.
His best spell was in a five-month loan period at Bolton, while they were still in the top flight, when he scored eight goals in 12 matches.
Rodgers hopes the England international can reproduce that form over a much longer period with Liverpool.
"He is a player that I've know since he was about 12 years of age," said the Reds boss.
"He made his name as a youngster at Manchester City when he was one of the top young strikers in European football.
"You make a move as a young player and it is always going to be difficult because what he is is a goalscorer and the only spell he's had that was at Bolton.
"When he has played games he has scored goals. He gives us that power, presence and mobility at the top end of the field and the biggest thing is hunger.
"We are bringing in a player who knows he has to perform if he wants to be at one of the biggest clubs in the world and this is probably his last chance.
"I have every faith that over his time here he will prove a real hit and it gives us another attacking threat at the top end of the field.
"Daniel will learn off the top players who are here."
As Sturridge was arriving midfielder Joe Cole was holding talks with West Ham over a permanent move after Liverpool agreed to pay off his £100,000-a-week contract to get him off the wage bill.
"I'm not sure a deal has been totally agreed," Rodgers said.
"I spoke to him a couple of times (yesterday) and he was talking with West Ham.
"I don't know the total ins and outs of that (Cole's pay-off)."
Captain Steven Gerrard agreed with his manager and said, at some point, the player had to realise his situation and turn potential into regular goals.
"Daniel has the quality. I know he's got it - I've seen it," said the England captain.
"He's suffered a bit at Manchester City and moved on to Chelsea where he hasn't played as much as he wanted but has shown flashes of brilliance.
"I think he's at the age now when he needs to settle down, get a settled club and show consistently what qualities he's got.
"If he can start producing that for us on a weekly basis he can help this club move forward to where we want to be.
"He has said he wants to play football for a big club, the stage is set for him.
"There will be no excuses for him. He will be playing with good players at a great club.
"It's all there for him. He just has to go and grasp it with both hands.
"He's at an age now where he should be performing week in week out."
Sturridge is likely to be Rodgers' main signing of the January window and has been brought in to offer support to leading scorer Luis Suarez.
The Uruguay international's hot run of form shows no signs of abating as two goals in last night's 3-0 win over Sunderland took him to 15 in the Premier League so far.
But with fellow forward Fabio Borini edging closer to a first-team return Gerrard believes the addition of Sturridge also will improve their hopes of a top-four challenge.
"Daniel's arrival will help the club. He's got power, pace, strength - he has got huge potential," added the midfielder.
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"He will add more strength in depth for us and let's hope he's not the last face in January because we certainly need a couple more in."
Suarez lit up Anfield with his two goals, after 18-year-old Raheem Sterling had opened the scoring, and Gerrard admits his team-mate is one of the best around at the moment as he trails Manchester United's Robin van Persie (16) by one in the Premier League top scorers chart.
"He's just world class. There are a handful of players in the world who operate on a different level and he is one of them," he said.
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So, after $700B passes in a bailout... $140B in various tax credits and cuts attached to it... $25B in loans to the auto industry... Fed take-over of Fanny & Freddie... 85B loan to AIG in addition to how much money the Fed has already dumped into the market as it's own course of events (not needing any bill passed, it increased loans to banks to $300B for short term loans with a total loan amount of $900B... all in addition to the bailout)... California becoming the first of what is sure to be many states asking the Fed for a loan (CA asked for $7B so it could pay bills this month after being locked out of the credit market for the past two weeks)
And what do we see?
A 700pt drop in the stock market... after a 700+ point drop last week. In addition, we see governments all over the world guaranteeing deposits, governments in Europe taking control or dumping money into banks... AIG revealing that the bridge loan it received so it could orderly sell assets over two years has already been drawn down by $61B (get that? they've already used $61B of the $85B loan and still haven't even started the sell off of assets)
And this will just be the tip of the iceburg.. these markets likely won't have any long-term stability for quite some time (18-24 months?)... just because the government is going to spend $700B on worthless real estate loans, doesn't mean these firms will use that money to turn around and open up the credit markets... This isn't a US economy thing, can't be blamed solely on the US government and what it has or hasn't done over the past decades... And this all doesn't really take into account the exceedingly worsening economic crisis (horrible factory numbers and unemployment was released on Friday but largely went ignored in light of the bailout passage)...


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How can an automotive company predict a driver's behavior? And how can they make the car itself help to prevent driving dangers? The answer for Ford is through their VIRtual Test Track EXperiment simulator, as known as VIRTTEX.
A spherical dome mounted on a hydraulic system, VIRTTEX was recently updated to improve its 360-dgree field of view and high-resolution, digitally projected imaging. Ford developers use this virtual simulator to see how drivers react to other cars, pedestrians, and stationary objects alongside the road.
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a long time ago in an arcade far, far away...
December 6th saw the latest release in a long line of Star Wars related video games. As a sequel to one of 2003's top role playing games, Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords is poised to make a lot of Xbox owners very happy come Christmas morning. Today, in honor of KOTOR II's release and in anticipation of May's Revenge of the Sith movie event, we take a look at the long history of interactive Star Wars entertainment, complete with all of it's highs and lows.
The Golden Age (a long time ago ? 1990)
Ever since that fateful day in May of 1977, Star Wars has been on the mind of people worldwide. It didn't take long for this phenomenon to translate to the fledgling videogame industry. Parker Brothers were the first to capitalize on the license with a trio of titles developed for the Atari 2600 and Intellivision systems in 1982 and 1983. The Empire Strikes Back, the first Star Wars release ever, set things off with a side-scrolling defense of the Rebel base on Hoth. The game was a breakthrough in licensed entertainment, providing science fiction fans with an extension of one of their favorite films. The gameplay was indicative of the era but it made a decent attempt to bring the epic snow battle of ESB into living rooms everywhere.
Unfortunately, the rest of the Parker Brothers lineup didn't manage to recreate the same kind of experience that The Empire Strikes Back treated fans with. The Return of the Jedi: Death Star Attack did make a decent effort at following up the ESB title by putting players in control of the ship that made the Kessel run in under 12 parsecs, the Millenium Falcon. This was the right track to start on, but the gameplay just didn't go anywhere. After destroying several tie fighters, dodging the space station's superweapon, and flying through a random hole in the Death Star's shield, you used the Falcon to destroy the facilty. Basically it was another, ?wash, rise, repeat,? type of idea.
Of course, both of these titles gave fans more of what they were looking for than the third 2600 offering. Nineteen Eighty-Three's Jedi Arena was a Star Wars game in name alone as the game didn't even attempt to recreate a scene from the film. This Atari 2600 title pitted two Jedi against each other, each one stationary on opposite sides of an arena. Armed with a ?Lightsaber,? you had to defend yourself from a laser bolt firing seeker drone that traveled around the arena while trying to manipulate the seeker into destroying your opponent's shield. A disappointing game for most fans, this was the last title developed specifically for home console use for the next for the next eight years.
The early 1980's were a time when the US arcade industry was really starting to boom and Star Wars found a new success with Atari's 1983 coin-op endeavor. A recreation of the epic battle over the first Death Star, this flight sim (of sorts) was later ported to just about every system under the sun, most recently as a bonus feature on the GameCube's Rebel Strike. Sampling voice clips from the original film and employing cutting edge vector graphics, the game broke boundaries and raised the bar for licensed video games.
Riding on the success of the Star Wars coin-op, Atari struck again with a Return of the Jedi upright in 1984. Departing from the first-person perspective of the original arcade game in favor of an isometric viewpoint, the game allowed players to drive speeder bikes through hollow logs and switch between piloting the Millennium Falcon through the second Death Star while gunning down TIE fighters and driving an AT-ST across the surface of Endor. The graphics shifted to a colorful sprite based system and gameplay was very fast paced. In general, this was a great game but it was never as widespread as the original Star Wars arcade game, going largely unremembered until it was added as another bonus feature on Rebel Strike.
Chronologically out of place amongst the arcade game releases, The Empire Strikes Back hit arcades in late 1984. Released as an upgrade to the year-old Star Wars arcade cabinet, ESB was built on the same technology as the original release. This time around, players used the now familiar XY yolk to pilot a Snowspeeder across the landscape of Hoth and the Millennium Falcon through the asteroid belt. The game was even scarcer than Return of the Jedi ,was Atari's last Star Wars release, and marked the end of the Golden Age of Star Wars videogames.
The Silver Age (1991-1996)
Not too long after the release of Return of the Jedi, the Star Wars franchise seemed to fade off of most people's radar. Kenner's action figure line was discontinued, Marvel's comic book line was cancelled, and Star Wars videogames were nowhere to be seen. It was a veritable nightmare for the Force faithful.
Fortunately, Ubi Soft and JVC Musical Entertainment teamed up to recreate the trilogy on Nintendo's NES and SNES home consoles and the portable Game Boy system. They kicked off with 1991's Star Wars, a pair of games that closely matched the story of the original film. At their heart, Star Wars and 1992's Empire Strikes Back were side-scrolling platform titles that seemed to spark memories of a galaxy far, far away. However, these titles paled in comparison to their Super iterations that showed up on the Super Nintendo.
Super Star Wars, Super Empire Strikes Back, and Super Return of the Jedi showed off the graphical prowess of Nintendo's second-generation console while expanding on the formula that Ubi Soft and JVC started on the NES and GB. These titles, released annually starting in 1992, marked the 15th anniversary of the already classic film series. Each title took events from their respective film and added platforming sensibility, impressive boss battles, and some very memorable gameplay sequences like piloting the Millennium Falcon in the attack on the second Death Star.
Of course, the Silver Age of Star Wars gaming corresponds with the birth of modern PC gaming. LucasArts played their part in this new birth with the release of Star Wars: X-Wing. X-Wing and its expansion packs, B-Wing and Imperial Pursuit, put players back into the cockpit of an X-Wing fighter during the Rebellion's struggle against the Empire. Unlike the original arcade title, X-Wing gave players complete control over their fighter craft and actual mission based gameplay. In addition to the X-Wing, players also got their first chance to fly the Y-Wing and A-Wing fighters, which yielded a wider variety of mission profiles. Between the two expansion packs the game almost doubled in length with B-Wing adding a fourth starcraft to the Rebel's arsenal. This expansion formula is one that is still followed with almost every PC game that is released.
As a follow-up to X-Wing, LucasArts turned the tables and put players on the other side of the galactic civil war. In 1994, TIE Fighter continued on the success that X-Wing built by improving the game in almost every conceivable way. More fighters, more missions, and more space combat equaled a winning formula for the series and the Star Wars license in general.
Of course, not every game from the Silver Age sparks fond memories for gamers. In this case, new technology did not equal a great gaming experience. Rebel Assault I & II, released amongst the classic X-Wing and TIE Fighter titles, presented an arcade style action game set over photo backgrounds. If you don't remember these PC releases, you aren't missing much except for a novelty release that, while it was a reasonable game, got stale before you actually finished it.
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Opera v10.6 <audio> playback doesn't work on 9x?
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This post has been edited by shae: 01 November 2012 - 09:01 AM
Posted 01 November 2012 - 07:09 PM
When I choose "Disable KernelEx extensions" for Opera, support for the <source> element is lost (the audio controls still appear). Any KernelEx compatibility mode enables it. The ogg clip plays as expected; the mp3 source fails in a way that correctly falls through to the ogg source (when followed by the ogg source), but does not display the error message (when no alternate source is provided).
I also have Kexstubs and some other non-standard KernelEx extensions installed. I've been attempting to narrow down the exact dependency.
Opera also works best with the Msimg32.dll from WinME.
Edit: level of support
Edit2: The problem seems to be gstreamer. gstreamer.dll and its plugins are linked for subsystem=5.0, so won't load on Win9x without the help of KernelEx. The plugin dlls are also in cascading subfolders instead of in the app directory, so perhaps can't even be found.
Later tonight I will try patching the subsystem values of these dlls and placing them directly in the Opera folder.
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KernelEx is required for Opera 10.6x HTML5 video and audio at this time.
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Posted 09 November 2012 - 03:24 PM
Can KernelEx report what functions of it were used at a given time?
What does msimg32.dll help with, transparency? Is it a simple DLL replace or does it require KernelEx?
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It seems to have been Linux-only until recently. Source code is available going back ten years, so we might be able to port it to (or recompile it for) Win9x.
>Can KernelEx report what functions of it were used at a given time?
The standard version cannot, but Kexstubs can. I'm working a way to redirect more KernelEx support through Kexstubs for easier debugging without requiring a special version of KernelEx.
>What does msimg32.dll help with, transparency? Is it a simple DLL replace or does it require KernelEx?
I think so. Opera usually prompts Win9x users to upgrade msimg32.dll to the WinMe version. Yes, it's just a simple DLL replace; or KernelEx will provide an updated version. Either way will work.
@Foxbat: Win98se comes with version 5.00.1693.1 of Msimg32.dll. In my experience, the WinMe version fixes nothing but the warning message--transparencies still don't work. Perhaps my various video adapters have been the limiting factor....
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:57 AM
jumper, on 10 November 2012 - 04:00 AM, said:
My apolgies. I completely forgot that an older Msimg32.dll already exist as I use bat files to do the replacing for me (I must be getting spoiled). I use the updated dll with modified Opera themes.
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Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:38 PM
Some patching would be needed to see if they could work without KernelEx.
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Claim Resolution - Months or Years?
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Claim Resolution - Months or Years?
Let me give you some background first. I was injured in May 2010 with a lower back herniation. Didn't know it initially, thought it was just a muscle strain, so I worked 90 days light duty then was sent home since I could not go back on full duty.
Went through conservative treatment with 6 weeks of physical therapy (took that long for my PCP to ok an MRI, even though I kept telling him something wasn't quite right) then 3 weeks of work conditioning (5 days per week, as prescribed by my referred ortho specialist) in November 2010. Limitations were discovered and my specialist released me MMI with restrictions that would drastically change what I could do, considering my job duties and the industry. IME thought otherwise, felt I was ready to return to work full duty since that's what work conditioning is geared to prepare you for (see my previous post for more details on the IME battle), but after a second visit finally sided with my ortho. The company has no interest in accommodating my restrictions (they actually could if they wanted to, but being union with little seniority, I understand why I wouldn't be selected.) With the exception of a couple system errors getting my checks to me at the approriate time, the EIC has been doing its job with WC benefit payments. The EIC eventually sent an Occupational Rehab Counselor, but his conclusion was that he would not be a benefit to me as I was college educated and had some direction as to where I wanted to go professionally and was already in pursuit of those goals. So now last I heard (more than 30 days ago) from my attorney was that the company attorney and the EIC are "talking claim resolution". So I guess my question is: does anybody know what "talking claim resolution" actually means in the resolution process, and how much longer should I expect to wait for my first settlement offer, considering the case itself seems fairly cut and dry? I know everything is slow in the legal system but come on already! |
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RE: Claim Resolution - Months or Years?
without knowing your state and what rules applies your question can't be answered.
http://www.workerscompensation.com/forum...?tid=10146 review and search on other posts as there are a number of settlement questions already answered on this board. |
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RE: Claim Resolution - Months or Years?
(01-04-2012 03:37 PM)1171 Wrote: without knowing your state and what rules applies your question can't be answered. Illinois. And while I know there are a lot of settlement questions answered on this board (that's what it's for afterall, and I have read many of them over the past couple years) I'm interested in having my question answered directly. My question points to a specific part of the process that I feel has typically not been discussed (the beginning of a claim resolution, not just the claim or the settlement themselves). Thanks for the response tho, and for reminding me to post my state! |
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RE: Claim Resolution - Months or Years?
a resolution involves comp court approval that all benefits due have been paid or agreed to.
once you are MMI your TTD ends and your entitlement to PPD -if any- and the extent of those needs to be determined. Medical and vocational evidence is used to support those determinations. if there is a dispute among the evidence, each side is required to negotiate a resolution and if unable to do so, can bring the matter before the comp court to decide. if there are no issues as to the extend of your ppd then you can make a demand and file for a court hearing. if there is an unacceptable response you can get one in a matter of months there is no set time limit for the court to hold a hearing. |
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for those of you old enough who remember the Payback Tyme Records reign (early 2000's) you'd recall that Modenine, Terry tha Rapman, Sixfootplus, OD (OverDose), Rule Clean amongst others were members of the crew put together by foremost hip hop entrepreneur Solo D a.k.a Dare Solomon. who kick started their careers financially back then.
well today was just randomly listening to songs on my laptop and i came across these lines on OD's "the game"from his "don't hate" album, at [2.30secs]
mad type but yet to catch the big dough/
still getting welfare money from my CEO/
left the other spot cos my poo ain't grow/
Solo screaming PayBack cos he think i owe him/
1) undeniably OD and Solo D had a fall out abi?
2) where the heck is Solo D?
2) despite all his don't hate talk OD has officially gone commercial. just released what i guess will be his biggest track nationally. Yoruba hook-party song style in mould of IllBliss' "aiye po gan" and Objazz's "lyrically alert-ki lon se"
3) who the heck has Terry tha Rapman's "Money hungry Chickz" and "I am a Nigerian" from back in the day?
4) have to respect the brains behind paybacktymerecords.com . knowing how lazy/dysfunctional (Omotola and Genevieve's original websites were short lived, and 2face doesn't have one to date!) we are in Naija i have to give it to the web-master for keeping the site running for 10 years now. was originally created 14 december 2000!
OD (OverDose) and Solo D had a fall out?
Started by trae_z, Mar 27 2010 01:16 PM
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Posted 27 March 2010 - 01:16 PM
Posted 27 March 2010 - 09:53 PM
Commercial is the new cool. Tight jeans and Gazelles..lol at myself..am rocking 'em as I type this...am so LMAO. Death to Swagga!!
Posted 15 April 2010 - 09:42 AM
I had listened to that track thousands of time..but never really noticed wat he was talking bout...
he is on x3m naw....i guesss they had a fall out...naija music industry....beef jus dey errwhere
he is on x3m naw....i guesss they had a fall out...naija music industry....beef jus dey errwhere
Posted 25 April 2010 - 08:51 AM
E be like say if u no dey beef somebody for nigeria , your album no go sell . Anyway for me the album was boring and not properly mastered . Better luck next time :D
Posted 09 June 2010 - 10:10 PM
that track from my point of view is OD's dopest track ever and he had a fall out wiv Solo D bout records release and stufz buh dude is all commercial now..i guess boys r NOW (i dont mean not) smilin'....Trae sup?
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Brit Reviewed
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5 out of 5 marks
Brit wrote:
"I had the BEST customer service experience of my life!"
I am 21 and opened 2 credit cards online without reading anything about them. I always pay my bills a week before they're due because I have anxiety about late payments and bad credit. I didn't understand how I paid my bill early but didn't have the full available credit so I called Bank of America customer service. ROCHELLE was beyond amazing and I hold client service very high and she surpassed my standards! I did not understand the issue whatsoever and she patiently explained it in like 20 different ways until I completely understood, she even offered to transfer me to someone who could help me further if she wasn't capable of doing so. After I got what she was saying I asked her a few more questions and she's not only very intelligent but she's so personable. She's seriously amazing and made my day! She made my baking experience easier and When you understand what's going on with your money your life is easier! THANK YOU ROCHELLE AND BANK OF AMERICA
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ericka407 reviewed Bank of America
Jun 18th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
"One of the most frigid, ruthless, disgusting companies in existance."
The feds should have let this pile of crap fail and go under.
Billie reviewed Bank of America
Jun 17th 2013 - updated: Jun 18th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
"Worst Banking Experience: Random fees, Impossible to speak with real people, Nonexistent college/student banking account"
1.) Bank of America has random fees all the time. Monthly fees can be withdrawn from your account any time between the 3rd or 10th of a month to the 17th or 31st of the month. It is never consistent.
2.) The online banking is very well laid out and probably the only good thing I can say about Bank of America. It's been the thing that always cues me into Bank of Americas short comings.
3.) In terms of costumer service it is nearly impossible to speak with real people. If you can manage to find their customer service number online you'll be able to speak with machines or hold for at least 20 minutes in order to speak with real people.
They now have a chat box feature for "live chats" with costumer service people. Which I figured would be my shot at actually talking to a real person. Here's a word-for-word copy of my "live" service person "Dorian" and proof that it is once again a machine.
You: "You are just repeating yourself, if you are not a machine I am asking you to please stop the messages. I do not want to exit the "chat box" until I can record the full conversation. Until I can do so, please stop. Thank you"
Dorian: You are welcome.
Dorian: Is there anything else I can assist you with today?
Dorian: "Are you still with me? Please respond so I can leave this chat window open to answer any questions for you."
Dorian: "Due to the elapsed time since we received your last message, we are exiting the chat session. If you wish to chat with a Bank of America associate again, please click "Chat Online Now."
4.) I am telling you, if you are considering this bank PLEASE THINK AGAIN!
JackAss reviewed Bank of America
Jun 13th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
"Bank of America SUCKS!!!!!!!"
I had been a member since 97 payments always on time.
Then I got a rewards card I did over$ 300,0000+ business with them in just the last 3 years only ,I miss 2 months payment waiting for our Construction loan to roll into a mortgage.
They were paid in full in April 2013 , with a check in access of over $39,000 , they LOST!!!!! the Check for over a Month!!!!
Won't tell me where it went or what happened to it.
Bank of America Canceled my card and Took all the Rewards points Away Over 250,000 +
We really Don't need Banks that rip Off Hard Working people !!!!
I hope You really reconsider putting YOUR Hard earned Money in this Bank!!!!
I Rate this Bank at Negative 200 They are thieves in my eyes
mlisovenko reviewed Bank of America
Jun 11th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
"terrible customer service "
any time i have turned to customer service in this bank, they were never of any hep. They were never "able to do anything" to hep me, but "apologized for the inconvenience it has caused me". Worst customer service in a bank i have ever come across. JP Morgan Chase is a much better bank!
ReneeWallace reviewed Bank of America
May 7th 2013 - updated: Jun 6th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
"Criminal-B of A Was an Accessory to Fraud"
Bank of America refused to reverse charges from Community Legal Center, a company that defrauded me. Basically, Bank of America is an accessory to the criminal fraud described below. In billing disputes, B of A sides with the merchant 99.9% of the time, even when they have a stack of consumer complaints against the merchant. They make it very, very easy for dishonest merchants to rip people off. I would not receommend B of A to my worst enemy.
This legal center is a total scam. They advertise a one hour consultation for $50 every Saturday on a drop in basis. Then they ask for your credit card to charge the $50 fee to and then start charging your card for additional charges BEFORE they even give you your consultation and without your authorization for these phony charges. If you ask your credit card company to reverse them, they will produce documents with your forged signature. If you show them ANY documents during the consultation, they will claim they copied them at a cost of $23.75 per page. The consultation is supposed to include a brief review of legal documents related to your legal issues. However, if the attorney asks even a single question on any legal document you are showing them, this becomes another fee over and above the consultation at a rate of $95 per one minute question. All their quotes and legal agreements are on a huge database and it takes them all of two minutes to pull up these pre-prepared forms and put your name into the quote or the agreement but this very brief service becomes a $200 fee. And if you, the customer, complete any legal forms on your own WITHOUT asking the center's employees ANY questions, the time YOU spend filling out the forms becomes billable time ,. Gee, I bet tax accountant wish they all could charge clients for preparing their own tax returns!!! These folks are charging $275 an hour for having the customer fill out their own forms with no assistance.
angelpyle reviewed Bank of America
Jun 5th 2013 - updated: Jun 6th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
"The Worst Bank! Save Yourself The Hassels "
I have a credit card with them and my home morgage since 2009. They are consistently the worst company ever to deal with. I never have had a late payment on my accounts, but have had repeated problems getting information or business taken care of with out problems. Their customer service lacks in everyway over the phone! You are stuck with a horrendous automated system.
madcustomer reviewed Bank of America
Jun 5th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
"Albuquerque,NM (Juan Tabo) location. Betty Banuelos and manager (Regina) "
Bettty stated she was going to refund me $53.70 in maintanence fee's and they refunded $8.95. She denied she had ever stated that and this caused some withdrawals to bounce. Regina came over and told me i should look at my accounts every month and this would not have happened. Regina also said that they could not help me and i would have to contact the branch i opened my account at and walked away. There customer service skills are horrible and after this experience i will no longer bank with Bank of America. They look at people that have the most $ in their accounts and that is how you treat your clients! You both are very unprofessional and zero customer service skills. This complaint also went to your head manger Lonnie!
yasminkazi reviewed Bank of America
Jun 3rd 2013
1 out of 5 marks
My debit card was lost and i ordered for a new one.
They charged me $5 fee but the card did not arrive even after 15 days.
Later wen i asked the bank they told they will issue a new card and will charge $20 fee for rush delivery
How Pathetic is that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
not at all professional.
Eac reviewed Bank of America
Jun 3rd 2013
2 out of 5 marks
"This is the worst company I have ever dealt with!"
BOA has only one priority, and that is themselves! They will do whatever it takes to make sure they make money. Even to the extent of lies regarding payments, balances, and mortgage payments. Remember in 2008 when they were going through difficult times? Who did they turn to? They went straight to Washington for a bailout. Who funded that? Oh yes, we the tax payers. However, if a customer experiences financial difficulties, Bank of America is the first to demand payment or they will foreclose. When you contact them to discuss your hardships, all they can say is that you need to find more income. They are a very rude and totally self-centered company who only cares about themselves. Don't ever get involved with this company in any way!
carolinagirl711 reviewed Bank of America
May 30th 2013
5 out of 5 marks
"Satisified Customer"
I have never had any problems with Bank of America. Love the mobile app and online bill pay. Also love that I can take a picture of a check to deposit straight from my phone and never have to visit a branch. Can't think of anything negative in my experience.