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On the ceiling of the lantern, which rises above the highest part of the dome, is a painting of a beautiful female figure representing Human Understanding, in the act of lifting the veil of ignorance and looking forward to intellectual progress. She is attended by two cherubs: one is holding the book of wisdom and knowledge and the other seems, by his gesture, to be encouraging viewers beneath to persist in their struggle toward perfection. The decoration on the base or collar of the lantern consists of a ring of twelve seated figures, male and female, ranged against a wall of mosaic patterning. They represent the twelve countries, or epochs, which in 1897, when the building was constructed, were thought to have contributed the most to modern civilization. • Egypt represents Written Records. • Judea represents Religion. • Greece represents Philosophy. • Rome represents Administration. • Islam represents Physics. • The Middle Ages represent Modern Languages. • Italy represents the Fine Arts. • Germany represents the Art of Printing. • Spain represents Discovery. • England represents Literature. • France represents Emancipation. • America represents Science.

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The first class Residencia Roma is located in the centre of Lisbon, very close to Restauradores Square. The building has 4 floors (without elevator) and it offers 29 rooms and 12 apartments (with a capacity for 5/6 persons). All the rooms have a private bathroom, TV, air-conditioning, a phone and safety box, and the apartments also have a kitchenette. You can reach the bus stop, metro and train station within 5 minutes and the hotel is only 8km away from the airport.
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MSOE's Jordan Werner on Goal Scoring Frenzy
Published: 10/02/2012 |
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Eleven games into the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) Raiders season, Senior Striker Jordan Werner (Bolingbrook, Ill. / Montini Catholic H.S.) is hoarding the team's goals like canned tomatoes. Except in this case, neither his teammates nor coaches find it strange. MSOE Coach Jimmy Banks, "Jordan has always been a dangerous player, but this year he has ratcheted it up a notch. He is more proficient in front of the goal and is scoring in more ways. And while he has the majority of our goals, it is not because he is the only one being a threat." Werner has 15 goals on the year including two consecutive hat tricks versus Northern Athletics Conference foes, Rockford and Marian. More impressively, Werner has scored in eight of the team's eleven games and has buried over one third of his opportunities.
So, why have you not heard of Werner? Last season Jordan spent a year in MSOE's exchange program at Lubeck University in Lubeck, Germany. Without Werner, MSOE was still a formidable opponent, finishing second in the Northern Athletics Conference (NAC) Tournament to DIII powerhouse Dominican. With Werner, MSOE is more dangerous than ever. Werner thinks the team can challenge for a conference title again, "If we can keep up our current form, my expectations are pretty high for this team. I am confident we will be able to contend for the conference championship."
Werner's main attribute is speed. Werner holds the NAC Conference Championship record in the indoor 55 meter dash with a time of 6.43 seconds. In the outdoor 200 meter dash, he holds the overall conference record, with a time of 21.64. Werner has enjoyed being a two sport athlete and thinks the sports have complimented each other. "The teams are full of great guys and coaches, so it has been a blast. Track has helped my speed on the pitch and soccer keeps me in tip top shape for the track season. It's great that the sports complement each other so well."
Werner expects to score goals, but certainly did not visualize having 15 goals, eleven games into the season. "As a striker, I am expected to score goals, but the quantity at this point in the season is a nice surprise. The biggest factor, honestly, has to be my teammates. They are doing a great job finding me with quality balls, and that makes the goals come a lot easier."
NAC and DIII opponents can breathe a sigh of relief, though, as Werner is currently a senior who will, most likely, not be utilizing his remaining year of eligibility. He is excited to put his degree to work. "I am an Electrical Engineering major and MSOE has a great job-placement rate. As a senior I'm starting the job hunting process and beginning to realize the value of a degree from MSOE."
Coach Banks thinks Werner will finish the season even stronger, "Jordan is scoring goals, no doubt, but he is doing so much more. I don't know if he is going to keep scoring goals at this rate, but I see his impact getting even better as he develops an even better rhythm with the other attackers." Banks added, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, "Now, I just have to figure out how to change his mind about not using his last year of eligibility."
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Kansas Sheriff Doubts Escapees Had Much Time to Plot
Associated Press - Thu 07:17 PM 04/19/2012
Ottawa County Sheriff Keith Coleman said Thursday the four men spent less than a week together in a section of the jail before Wednesday morning's escape.
A Kansas sheriff says he doesn't think four state prison inmates who escaped from his county's jail had much time together for planning beforehand.
Ottawa County Sheriff Keith Coleman told Associated Press Radio on Thursday the four men spent less than a week together in a section of the jail before Wednesday morning's escape.
They were in the county jail because the state prison at Ellsworth was overcrowded.
Coleman says they used homemade knives to overpower two guards, get into the jail's control room and open doors.
Coleman says he and police quickly apprehended one escapee in Minneapolis, the Ottawa County town where the jail is located. Another turned himself in Wednesday at a Walmart in Nebraska.
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Thursday 19 April 2012 19:23 Report this comment
Obviously that's irrelevant, they didn't need much time for planning because what they did worked!!!
Thursday 19 April 2012 19:51 Report this comment
Your right granny plus they were able to make weapons also. Keith is trying to cover his butt. The bottom line is by allowing these type of people especially murderers endangers the people of the town.
Thursday 19 April 2012 20:29 Report this comment
His moustache and glasses make him look like a super trooper.
Thursday 19 April 2012 21:50 Report this comment
Why do you all blame him.He's just trying to add revenue to the City or county's bank account.Half the time you your local citizens dont even care wants going on in the jail.He just doing his job.My hats off to him for trying to ease the burden on the local tax payers of that community.
Thursday 19 April 2012 23:41 Report this comment
KSALLINK+jimdingo= total and complete ignorance. Get a life, loser
Thursday 19 April 2012 23:43 Report this comment
I really get a kick out of all you guys' comments. You obviously know everything so you can sit back here and talk crap on everything. I think guys will gripe about anything and everything just because you obviously have no outside life. I pity you.
Friday 20 April 2012 06:57 Report this comment
gabbydom: I do not know "everything". However, You do not need much training and knowledge in this area to know, NO WAY IN HE#$ should a murderer(DBL!!!) have been sitting in a county jail in Minneapolis Kansas!!! I still would place the bulk of the blame on KDOC, the prisoners with convictions in such horrible crimes should never be "farmed out" to a small, county jail. No matter how "secure" it supposedly is, which, I would point out made absolutely no difference because they figured out how to make weapons and escape!! With all the non-violent ones sitting in prison, wouldn't they have been the more logical ones to be shipped to a small county jail?? I certainly hope the state corrections and KDOC look at this long and hard!!
Friday 20 April 2012 07:02 Report this comment
As to the "adding revenue", I'm all for a way to increase the budget for a community to relieve tax-payers of the budget shortage. However, at what cost do you do this?? Should the safety of your community and surrounding communities perhaps be the the priority? I am not placing all of the blame on the Ottawa Sheriff, as I said, I believe the bulk is on the state and KDOC for this. So what if the jail was an approved facility for the "over-flow" on the crowded prisons, I think common sense should take priority in a case like this!!!
Friday 20 April 2012 07:34 Report this comment
Really...according to KDOC, they have all been in the Ottawa County lockup since January. There are no common areas at the jail?
Friday 20 April 2012 10:38 Report this comment
Here's one clue look at the sheriff he thinks he's in hollywood with the fancy sunglasses. Another clue if you here him talk on the interviews he is worst than Andy Taylor of Mayberry. How can someone like this have a position of this type?
Friday 20 April 2012 10:41 Report this comment
The state wasted no time in getting the rest of their prisoners out of there. They hauled butt an removed them all does that tell you something.
Friday 20 April 2012 10:43 Report this comment
Ditto DrPepper. Keith is a good guy. I voted for him last election, and I will vote for him again.
Friday 20 April 2012 10:53 Report this comment
Yeah, KDOC took the rest of their prisoners. The jail was a little short staffed after having 3 employees injured, and there was a rather large manhunt going on. Keep in mind that our jail does house other prisoners..there are still somewhere around 30 other prisoners there.


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Census figures released before Christmas show Louisiana didn't grow as fast as some other states, and will lose a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives as a result.
That last happened after the 1990 Census, when the state's House delegation dropped from eight to seven and there was mighty gnashing of the teeth over the process and the politics.
The Legislature this time has called itself into special session to deal with drawing the new congressional district boundaries, as well as lines for all state election districts -- public service, BESE, legislative.
Jindal would like the sitting congressmen to come up with an acceptable proposal because he foresees the donnybrook a reapportionment session could be.
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Second, two of the current congressman will live in the same district once the lines are fixed.
And those lines should be fixed on the basis of logical geographic definition, regardless of who it lumps together.
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Burlwood Charging Station
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The wood station is very nice but the electronic Bar that things plug into failed almost immediately. The unit is too heavy to bother to ship back so we haven't.
February 23, 2013
When I opened the package and cut away the wrapping, the base fell away from the body. Cracked base, I would imagine substandard glue. The best part of the experience was customer service which made it very easy to return.
I've also ordered the multiple iPad charging station which will come this week and hopefully be in better shape than this item was.
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January 9, 2013
Great docking station.
I had to modify this docking station but it was easy. Most of my charging plugs where different than what came with it. I put an electrical outlet strip behind my hutch and just pulled the charging plugs through the back and it works great and looks better than having all the wires on top of the hutch.
January 7, 2013
Wood Charging Station
Overall, I do like this product. But, to be most efficient the drawer would ideally be deeper. I wanted for my husband to leave his money clip, wallet and checkbooks here while his phone is charging. But, the drawer is too think to hold his items there. That kind of defeats the purpose for us. So, he still has to leave them out on the counter. The cords get a bit caught up and tangled in the back, but it still works. I like the looks of it, a nice & solid piece. We're still trying to make it work just right for us. Thanks ~
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Burlwood Charging Station
Very nice looking and it works real well. I was a little gun shy when I read some of the reviews but it appears to be working great and I love being able to charge 4 items at the same time! It was also nice to have all the connectors included.
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Nice box although I thought I would be able to charge the two Iphones and the Ipad and I have to use the charger for the Ipad because there is only two of the chargers for the box
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Burlwood Chargins Station
This we purchased as a Christmas gift and we were so disppointed in the quality, we've returned it. The on-off switch is awkward to reach when installed. For us, the storage drawser needed to be at least another inch deeper. Just not the usual quality we expect from Frontgate.
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The thumpers are upon us.
Bryan County high schools are already all over the court and Southeastern tips off tonight and Saturday.
Coach Darin Grover's young ladies will visit long-time rival Oklahoma Christian tonight and coach Kelly Green's young men will host Dallas Christian College at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
The funnies are finished and now the teams start playing for keeps.
Oklahoma Christian is making the move from NAIA to NCAA Division II and joining the Heartland Conference. Coach Stephanie Finley is certainly no stranger to Southeastern after many memorable battles against former SE coach Nick Keith.
A bonus for Durant fans tonight will be catching up with former Durant High standout Katy O'Steen, a 6-1 senior standout for the Eagles.
O'Steen is averaging 17 points and six rebounds for Oklahoma Christian (2-0). OC dropped a 118-53 exhibition game at the University of Oklahoma before knocking off Oklahoma Wesleyan 87-84 and Kansas Wesleyan 98-73.
The Eagles are averaging 92.5 points per game and allowing 78.5 ppg.
GROVER'S GALS are coming off a rare losing season when the Storm posted an 11-17 record in 2011-12.
The Storm must replace 50 points per game from last season when the gals for some reason suffered a power outage that saw them easing into the Great American Conference tournament and springing the upset of the event in the opening round.
Southeastern knocked off GAC regular-season champion and nationally ranked Arkansas Tech, 84-72, in a manner most had expected the Storm to play all season.
Grover has seven returnees from that team with the only starting experience belonging to Bailey Welch, a 5-5 senior guard from Cashion, Oklahoma. Welch played in all 28 games and started 21. She averaged 30 minutes per game, scored 8.5 points, had three rebounds, eight blocked shots, 19 steals and a team-high 132 assists.
Southeastern returns 22 points and 11 rebounds per game and Welch will figure strongly in the success of the 2012-13 team.
Grover said, "Bailey Welch has played a lot of minutes since her freshman year. She currently ranks fifth all-time in assists and is in striking distance of overtaking Ashley Tucker for third all-time.
"We are looking for Ronay English (5-6 junior guard from Anadarko) to step up and be a scorer for us this year."
English played in 26 games last season and averaged 4.5 points.
Other returnees are Cheree Kiser (5-7, sophomore guard, Gainesville, Texas, Era High School), Kayle Reaves (5-8 senior guard, Bowie, Texas), Natalie Ruud (5-8, junior guard, Midlothian, Texas), Brooke Lane (5-10, sophomore forward, Saltillo, Texas), and Haley Schaefer (5-11, sophomore forward, Wright City).
"Haley and Ruud should start at the post positions for us," Grover said. "Haley is a physically strong player who plays extremely hard and can score in the low post. Natalie is an outside threat who creates mismatches for opposing post players.
"Kayle hasn't seen much playing time during her career at Southeastern, but she has really worked hard in the offseason and is currently playing her best basketball."
Newcomers are LaQuencia Dorsey (5-8, freshman guard, Forney, Texas, North Forney High School), Taylor Richards (5-6, freshman guard, Durant), Breana Small-Peppers (5-9, freshman forward, McKinney, Texas), Madison Thames (5-6, freshman guard, Mt. Vernon, Texas), Shelby Hill (5-10, freshman guard/forward, Melissa, Texas), Emily Williams (5-7, sophomore guard, Martins Mill, Texas, and Wayland Baptist University), Gunnhildur Hansdottiir (5-10, freshman forward, Borgarnes, Iceland, Menntaskoll Borgarfjardar High School), and Demi Koelzer (5-9, freshman forward, Muenster, Texas).
"We will definitely have to count on our newcomers this year," Grover said. "Emily Williams is a guard who transferred from Wayland Baptist (Flying Queens). She is a versatile player who can score in many different ways.
"Breana Small-Peppers is a very athletic post player who can score around the basket.
"Taylor Richards will be familiar to local fans since she was an outstanding player at Durant High School. She brings us speed and skill at the point-guard slot."
Some of the faces will be different this season, but Storm fans know exactly what to expect from the team. It will be a toe-tapping tempo from opening tip to final whistle. The entertainment is first-class and this edition of Southeastern women's basketball is anxious to show that last season was a fluke.
Grover said, " This team has been a lot of fun work with so far this year. They have all bought into working hard and trying to do things the right way. We are going to be very inexperienced as a team, but I believe we have a talented team from top to bottom.
"We have a team that will compete hard on every play and I think our fans will enjoy watching these young ladies play."
The Storm will host Northeastern Oklahoma in a 5:30 p.m. game Wednesday, November 14.
Local fans will have even more reason to be in Bloomer Sullivan Arena Monday, November 19, when Katy O'Steen and Oklahoma Christian come to town.
COACH KELLY GREEN'S men will host Dallas Christian College at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the home opener and first regular-season game.
Southeastern has played three exhibition games on NCAA Division I floors and made progress in each game.
The Storm, as was expected, dropped those three games. The third one, at the University of Texas-El Paso, was a seven-point loss at 70-63.
Green has been trying to solve the puzzle of starters and top substitutes and has five out-of country players on the roster.
Exhibition scoring has been led by Urald King, who was in double figures in all three games. Last year's GAC Freshman of the Year, Anthony Worthy (6-11, 310) turned in a double-double against Brigham Young University, a team that figures to be a Top 25 club this season.
Tip time is 7:30 p.m. Saturday as the Storm take on the Dallas College Crusaders in Bloomer Sullivan Arena.


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Combination of theoretical and practical class at the vocational school for personal hygiene.
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At the vocational school for personal hygiene existed a gap between the theoretical and practical class. In order to improve the adjustment of theory and praxis new ways had to be found. The teachers of both two areas were working independently on different topics, with different terminologies and concepts, and had no common planning- review-meetings.
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In numerous meetings, in which teachers of theoretical and practical contents were both participating, the colleagues agreed on a common working focus (Pivot Point haircut-technique) and a coordinated plan for the distribution of the syllabus content. Furthermore all teachers are requested to use complementary materials and carry out adequate controls of the learning objectives, which will be discussed afterwards with the concerning pupils and other teacher colleagues.
The realization of the adjustments had to be timed. Therefore the following time schedule was developed.
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- September until the end of November 2004: work out common measures, formal principles, terminology, and teaching aids.
- Until December 2004: lesson phase theory
- From February 2005: lesson phase praxis
- May until June 2005: evaluation and reflection
- 2007/2008: installation of the "Moodle" data bank
The new adjustments were not only developed for the teachers, but also for the pupils, who should profit from the new adjusted schedules and their contents, the common terminology, as well as the materials.
To reach this target group, an information- and communication-platform was installed in 2007/2008, in which every pupil has his own learning environment. The data bank "Moodle" is used for the supply of practice exercises with solutions, other materials and online tests. By internet the pupils are able to reach the website also from their homes.
Experiences, evaluation of the output, and performed tasks:
For the section for personal hygiene this project was a great challenge. The effort, which the whole staff put into the improvement process, was worth it. The inter-coordinated class met positive response by the pupils, as well as the teacher colleagues agreed on the raised effectiveness of their work. The greatest impact of the new working method is probably the good teamwork of the schools´ staff. The successful trail of team-orientated working methods will also spread into other subject areas and improve the work on a sustained basis.
The developed approach and proceeding, together with the materials for the Pivot Point haircut-technique, and the subsequent evaluation will be adopted in the next year's quality management process.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Facebook(FB) isn't making any friends on Wall Street with its recent share price performance, but its COO isn't out to get those on the Street either.
Or is she?
Chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg was reported to have to said that the reason Facebook's IPO performed so poorly was that the company wanted to "screw Wall Street traders," according to a tweet from Fox Business Channel reporter Charlie Gasparino.
A Facebook spokesman denied the report and said it never happened. "Completely untrue," a Facebook spokesman said in an email to TheStreet.
Facebook has had its issues with the IPO, which was priced at $38. Since then, shares have dropped almost 50% from their issue price. The company recently reported first-quarter results that failed to impress Wall Street or investors.
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Slideshow: Intel carves new path to x86 tablets
Rick Merritt
SAN FRANCISCO – "This was arguably our biggest effort at concurrent engineering to date," crowed Stephen L. Smith, Intel's director of tablet development at the launch of Clover Trail, its latest Atom-based SoC.
The PC giant designed the dual-core, dual threaded 1.8-GHz chip in tandem with a handful of partners who worked on a full tablet reference design for the chip. The 10.1-inch tablet design came with a full Intel software stack of BIOS, drivers and firmware for Microsoft's Windows 8.
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Intel, Microsoft, Lenovo and one unnamed customer created the reference system and shared the bill of materials with six other OEMs.. Acer, Asus, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Samsung and ZTE showed systems, each with minor variations, most ready to roll for the formal launch of Win 8 at the end of October.
Tom Butler, Lenovo product marketing manager, which helped define the reference design, shows its ThinkPad Tablet II.
Asus, Lenovo and Samsung also showed tablets with Wacom digitizers for pen input with a stylus. Acer and HP tablets docked into keyboards that housed a secondary battery.
Asus showed a model with an 11.6-inch LG display delivering 600-nits brightness. The Acer tablet supports 3G and near-field communications. All the systems include keyboard docks that essentially turn them into small notebooks.
The big question is whether the race to Clover Trail leads to a significantly bigger share for x86 tablets in a market dominated by the Apple iPad. It's a complex issue given Microsoft is also enabling the first generation of ARM-based Windows tablets—and competing with its own Surface tablet.
"I think [the Win 8 Atom tablets] have a very different proposition from the Android and Apple folks in providing a single device that does the content consumption tablets are good at and creation that PCs are good at," said Nathan Brookwood, principal of Inside64 (Saratoga, Calif.). "The open question is if that resonates with buyers."
"This is a really good start for Intel in tablets," said Patrick Moorhead, principal of Moor Insights & Strategy (Austin, Texas). "Enterprise IT will be taking a very serious look at these tablets and potentially pause their iPad rollouts if they aren't too far down that road."
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I wonder why this is only finally coming about: Dual core/dual threaded technology taking so long to be produced at this level is because of management decisions, certainly not technological barriers. Both Intel and AMD have missed out, at least until soon, it seems. Perhaps this will cause Apple to re-think the glaring and annoying limitations placed on the otherwise incredible iPad if they want to retain top-dog status in this area. It may be too late. If the quality is there (a very big if), I will run over my iPad and upgrade to a more functional tablet
When asked why competitors had quad-core offerings but Intel did not, Intel CEO Paul Otellini said he doesn't think it matters. "I may have started the core wars when we did our first dual core product, but we learned that wasn't what's important," he said. What matters is processor performance.
Having used a tablet running Android, I can't wait for Intel/MS to provide a workable alternative.
I'm not sure I like the Win 8 "Metro" interface, which is one factor here balanced against the fact I do what access to those old Office programs sometimes.
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With this Intel MS product i will feel good and easy to use it.Because i think all the windows will look the same like in the laptop i am using with windows7.
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I bought my first tablet in March, the new iPad and quickly added the Logitech ultrathin keyboard so that I could do touch typing, so now the tablet can be used like a netbook. I've played with the Windows 8 pre-release but there wasn't enough appeal for me to switch from iOS6, so I think that Microsoft has too-little, delivered too late by 2 years or so. Battery life is paramount in tablets, so for Intel+Others to be successful they have to optimize for 10+ hours per charge in a reference design.
Sorry but die size as large as ~200mm^2 is epic fail at 32nm.. Apple A6 at the same node (called 28nm at foundry) is only 96mm^2.. the cost of the clover trail + MS software will be much higher than ipad or android tablet.. It'll be cheaper than ultrabook or MBA, but way too expensive for tablet, putting the product in awkward market position.
I can easily see the Intel tablets and ultrabooks eating each other's markets.
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Sewer rates may rise in White Lake Township
Residents across White Lake Township could potentially face higher sewer rates based on an upcoming decision by the township board addressing a decade-old project.
Township Clerk Terry Lilley said a discrepancy in repaying a bond for a sewer line serving half of the township could cause all affected residents to pay more on their monthly sewer rates or make residents of one district pay again for their connection over the span of eight years.
Phase 1 of a sewer project creating a main line serving half of White Lake Township was paid for by a bond from the state, based on 2,500 projected customers. Extensions were added later by special assessment with customers in each special assessment district paying a $1,900 connection fee, which would contribute to the Phase 1 bond.
The discrepancy here, says Lilley, is that the 431 Pontiac Lake parcels paid the $1,900 connection fees but the money was used to subsidize construction costs for the special assessment district rather than contribute to the Phase 1 bond. Presently, the Pontiac Lake special assessment district faces a nearly $689,000 shortfall, while the Phase 1 bond is around $1.2 million short.
"If they don't pay, who is going to pay?" Lilley asked. "The general users who are left in the project are going to pay, or is the money coming out of the general fund? I see nowhere in the law that the general fund has an obligation to make up that shortfall."
The issue isn't a new one. The project was initiated in 1996 with a nearly $9.4 million bond issuance from the Michigan State Revolving Loan Fund Program at 2.25 percent interest, and another $725,000 bond from Oakland County at a varying rate of 4.8 to 6 percent. Both bonds were to be repaid in the course of 20 years.
The recent Pontiac Lake debacle began in 2003 when money collected from residents was funneled into construction costs rather than toward the previous outstanding bond.
Lilley says township residents have a right to know what's going on in a decision that could leave them shouldering the debts of another district.
"It will affect them in one way or another," he said. "They should have some input as well as what the other people have. I believe their reaction will be 'we're not obligated to pay for you.'"
The township Board of Trustees recently approved a loan for $740,000 to the sewer debt fund to pay off the outstanding bond from Oakland County, a move that township supervisor Greg Baroni said would save the township nearly $21,000 over the life of the project. Continued...
Lilley said the township board has several potential options. One is to require Pontiac Lake residents to pay another $1,900 for each parcel over eight years in order to recoup the lost contribution to Phase 1 sewers.
That didn't sit well with Pontiac Lake residents, Baroni said.
"They were upset," he said. "They've been wondering how this has been going on for so long. Now the current board has the challenge to make corrections."
Baroni added the issue stagnated until late last year.
Trustee Rik Kowell is reported as saying it would be a "cold day in hell" before the board voted to reassess Pontiac Lake users who have already paid in full.
Baroni said township officials have met with the township's legal and financial advisers and put in place a program management group to look into the issue.
"We just need to get to the next step as far as bringing this information to the rest of the trustees for their review and come up with a good way of dealing with this issue," he said.
Lilley said that with the contribution from Pontiac Lake, the Phase 1 bond could be repaid in time if the township meets its sewer customer projections.
The White Lake Township Board of Trustees is likely to decide on the matter within the next month, he added.
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The Sims Middle School wrestling team completed its perfect season with a 102-0 shutout over Broome on Tuesday night.
"The kids wrestled the best match of the year," said Coach Jon Langenfeld of his Tigers. "Once they took their opponents down, they stayed behind the hips and worked a good move. They all took great shots and set up the move perfect."
Of 17 matches, the four-time conference champs had 14 pins with three forfeits over Broome for its 102 points.
"They all got a pin," said Langenfeld. "It was nice to see the kids wrestle a complete match three days before the state tournament. We have two days left to prepare for state and we're doing it by practicing with the varsity squad so these are very intense, very fast paced practices."
Five Sims wrestlers — Dre Glenn, A.J. Hunter, Trevell Norman, Debo Woods and Luke Dill — qualified for the state tournament in Columbia on Saturday and Langenfeld expects big things from each of them.
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Hoping to finally develop the ability to have a home that's perfectly clean all of the time? According to Rubin, an easier (and much more fun way) to improve your happiness at home is to take all of that stuff and display it in a way that pleases you.
"Make a special place in your home for something that's important to you, whether it's jewelry, arts and crafts, music, or wine. It will add a unique touch to your living space, and every time you see it, it's pretty much guaranteed to lift your spirits." Much more fun than vacuuming, no?


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By: Dana Chicklas
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"Dairy is kind of left out in the cold in the whole Farm Bill," says Chuck Fry, with Rocky Point Farm and Creamery, and Maryland Farm Bureau Vice President.
Congress just extended the 2008 Farm Bill that expired in October for one more year. Part of the Bill gives subsidies to different types of farmers, but some dairy farmers say they want it to change to more of an insurance program to keep the cost of feed down.
"We're getting twenty dollars a hundred, not a gallon, for our milk at the farm, which is historically a really good price; but our feed costs have tripled in the past year," says David Herbst, with Misty Meadows Farm and Creamery, and Washington County Farm Bureau President.
Some farmers think Congress started to panic when they realized the cost of milk could double in a month without current farm legislation.
"It would be interesting if the price of milk did double, that would kill the dairy industry. Consumers are what we do. These (cows) produce the same amount of milk every single day, we do this day in and day out. The problem is when we get politics in agriculture, we can manipulate markets and change what we do, and it's not for the good of the industry," adds Fry.
But even after the extension many farmers are not satisfied.
"It's definitely a stalemate, they couldn't figure out what to do and how to do it, so they just extend what's there," says Herbst.
Yet if the bill wasn't extended, farmers say it could be the end of small dairies.
"We watch TV and we all get scared, the end of the world is coming, the dairy cliff, the fiscal cliff. I wish we would stop living in fear. Tomorrow morning, God's going to bring that sun up and it's going to be a better day than yesterday, and we're all going to get through this," says Fry.
The new year may ring in some agricultural changes, but for now, the price of gallon of milk should stay the same.


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On paper, this game had slow start written all over it for the Senators. An afternoon start combined with the fact that MacLean's group hadn't played in four days, and it looked like a game where there might be some rust to shake off.
That certainly was not the case this afternoon as the Ottawa Senators came ready to play.
Karlsson went bank from below the goal line on Kevin Poulin and only moments later, Jason Spezza beat Poulin to give the Sens a 2-0 lead before the game was two minutes old. Montoya took over between the pipes but the change didn't seem to make a different as Karlsson scored again to give the Senators a commanding 3-0 lead through twenty.
In the second period, it was more of the same for the Sens as they controlled all aspects of the game and kept the scoring chances to a minimum. Chris Phillips ripped a one time blast on the power play for his third goal of the season giving Ottawa 4-0 lead heading into the final frame.
In the third period, the onslaught continued. Brian Lee took a feed from Erik Karlsson and beat Montoya for his first goal in 99 games. Then, with the Senators on the power play, Jason Spezza blew one past Montoya to put the Sens up six. Karlsson picked up an assist on that one too, giving him four points on the afternoon.
Craig Anderson had it pretty easy over the first forty minutes but he was tested at times during the third period. Anderson picked up his third shutout of the season, turning aside 28 shots including 18 in the third period.
With the win, Ottawa closes to within two points of the division leading Boston Bruins and give themselves a six point cushion over the 9th place Winnipeg Jets. They are just two points back of 4th place and home ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs.
Sens fans can now sit back and do a little scoreboard watching as the tenth place Washington Capitals are in Carolina later tonight. The Caps trail the Senators by seven points but have three games in hand.
Ottawa's next game comes on Wednesday night when they host Ovechkin and the Capitals.
- There is a tendency for some analysts and fans to point to the defensive game of Erik Karlsson as a reason why he should not be included in the Norris Trophy discussion but he has made tremendous strides in that part of his game. Considering the gap between him and the next highest scoring d-man, how can Karlsson not be in the running? Karlsson has 57 points on the season, 17 clear of Brian Campbell.
- With an incredible nine points from the backend this afternoon, the Sens lead the league with 150 points from the blueline. They are 14 points clear of the second place Vancouver Canucks in that category.


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Ahh, fall has begun. The leaves are starting to turn, kids are starting to think about Halloween costumes, Starbucks offers its pumpkin spice lattes, and…Christmas trees are in stores.
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A Patch editor shopping at BJ's in Alexandria last weekend spotted...Christmas trees being sold. Yes, big, sparkly Christmas trees. It was warm enough at the time to be wearing shorts.
Retailers like Target are starting to sell Christmas trees online. It's easy to find Christmas countdowns on Twitter and even Christmas tree farms starting to peddle their wares.
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7:41 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
Well, being fascinated with consumer topics and having created an entire magazine devoted to consumer issues more than 10 years ago, I've long been aware of retail trends that accelerate holidays. I've known for a long time that the retail industry sells goods and merchandise in stores a full two months ahead of the actual calendar.
That being said, I'm not bothered seeing Christmas trees on October 8 because I've already seen the same thing going on for so many years. I think it's more of a psychological ploy on the part of retailers to sell seasonal items early as a means of selling more goods and increasing their bottom line. If consumers become aware of these sales tactics and react in their homes instead of with their wallets, they'll be better off, with more bucks in the bank!
Deborah Noble Coburn
1:03 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012
I am a wholesale home, garden, and sports representative, sellling only to independent retailers in this area.
There is another very practical aspect to this timing. Literally thousands of hours go into creating those fabulous theme trees, scenes, and coordinating displays that we all o-o-oh and a-h-h over the day after Thanksgiving. Retailers begin to get fall and holiday merchandise from dozens of manufacturers in June, July, and August. Between helping customers and tending to other daily duties, they check each shipments in, price each item, and re-pack the Christmas items, usually according to theme. Once the fall, halloween, and harvest items are on the floor and merchandised, local business owners and their staffs can begin to assemble the trees and "fluff" every tree, garland, and wreath, pulling each branch away from the center one by one. Then they begin to decorate and display the trees in the back area of the store, working forward. The task of transforming the entire store... decorating and staging all of the holiday magic...often ends very late on the night before Thankgiving day or after Thanksgiving is enjoyed with family and the retailer returns to the store on Thanksgiving evening.
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2:58 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012
I saw Christmas trees in KMart in Springfield, and I was turned off. Halloween hasn't happened yet and Christmas stuff is shoved down my throat.
Vivian Babcock
9:29 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
This year, for some reason, I am feeling the crunch - I like it and will be out shopping for lights and decorations as soon as I find the time. If you wait to do all of your decorating after Thanksgiving, everything is picked over. It never fails, I look at my husband and say, " We should have bought this stuff in July."
Rosie Bombaugh
10:16 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
I think it's awful. Lets celebrate each holiday one at a time, specially Christmas, the birth of Christ. It feels like we are skipping everything in between now and Christmas. I refuse to purchase anything related to Christmas until November!
Alica K. Garrison
11:23 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
I think it stinks to have Christmas stuff up now. I remember the days when the Christmas season officially started the day after Thanksgiving. When I was a child, growing up in Vienna, Santa Claus would come via helicopter and land along Maple Ave. After cheerfully greating everyone, he would clone himself, and take up residence in the several little houses lining Maple Ave. After visiting him, you would get a candy cane.
1:32 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
I don't mind retailers having Christmas stuff up for sale ( I myself fancy a Christmas in July and decorations can be difficult to find), but the decorative theme overall should still be Halloween. Or if you aren't a Halloween person, a Thanksgiving or Autumn/Harvest theme. All I ask is save the Christmas music until after Thanksgiving.


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The upgrade will increase the Singapore plant's capacity to produce polyols -- industrial chemicals used to make high-quality foams -- by more than 100,000 metric tpy to 360,000 tpy. The company didn't provide any financial details but said it expects to complete the upgrade in 2014.
By JACOB GRONHOLT-PEDERSEN
Royal Dutch Shell said Tuesday it will increase capacity at its Singapore petrochemical plant to meet demand for specialized materials used in the automotive and furniture industries.
The upgrade will increase the plant's capacity to produce polyols -- industrial chemicals used to make high-quality foams -- by more than 100,000 metric tpy to 360,000 tpy, Shell said in an emailed statement.
It didn't provide any financial details but said it expects to complete the upgrade in 2014.
"The Asia Pacific market for polyols has grown rapidly over the years and we see increasing demand for higher-comfort products," said Shell Chemicals executive vice president Graham van't Hoff.
"The additional volume and grades from this Singapore investment will enable us to meet customer demand growth from key markets in Asia, particularly China," he added.
Late last year, Shell said it would upgrade capacity at the unit of its Singapore plant that produces olefins and aromatics -- chemicals used to make plastic, paint and other products.Dow Jones Newswires
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The Montreal Auto Show runs through Sunday, and I recommend it to anyone starting the new vehicle shopping process. Many car buyers, I know, are loathe to head into dealerships until they are ready to buy, so automotive trade shows are a great resource for side-by-side comparisons outside of the showroom.
Like the Toronto show (Feb. 17-26) the Montreal show has every mainstream carmaker present that offers product in Canada. As well this year, the Ottawa-Gatineau International Auto Show makes a return in the rebuilt and expanded Ottawa Convention Centre. It takes place March 22-25.
A few impressions from my visit to the Montreal show at the downtown Palais de Congres:
* If the new products revealed are any indication, Hyundai seems to have taken its No. 1 Canadian passenger car sales position as a reason for a bit of a coast. It introduced a revamped Genesis coupe and a turbocharged version of the new Veloster. Both of these are personal image vehicles and won't become large volume sellers. And the fact that both have preliminary pricing within $1,000 of each other ($26,000 for the Veloster and $27,000 for the Genesis coupe) will leave many buyers scratching their heads as the Genesis is substantially more car than the Veloster.
* Mitsubishi Canada showed that even the small guys can do it with class. It brought its global small car prototype to the show with a firm promise to have it in Canadian dealerships by 2013. This rather roomy four-door hatchback will be powered by an ultra-fuel-efficient three-cylinder engine and will use regenerative braking systems to produce usable power. Many automakers' car-show prototypes never make it to market. And rather than having eye-candy models pulling off silk car covers (yes, more than a few carmakers still use them), Mitsubishi showed it would rather share the stage with real-life rally drivers to pull the wraps off the 2012 Lancer SE with all-wheel drive.
* Fuel economy is still on everybody's lips but even Porsche is bragging about the sub-10L/100 km highway rating of its all new 911.
* Another reason to hit the Montreal show is that all of the luxury and exotic makes are there, from Bentley to Rolls-Royce and everyone in between. Even Ferrari has a hatchback now. Great thing for the grocery or hockey practice run, eh hon?
* The show has a very large hall dedicated to car tuners and customizers and all the chromed and hand-rubbed lacquered creations they could be persuaded to bring out of hibernation.
* Every automaker was talking safety, but no one was talking about removing built-in driver distractions like steering wheels with 20 switches or in-dash displays that look more like a Steven Spielberg production than an instrument panel.
Go to ottawacitizen.com/cars to see a photo gallery from the Montreal show
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In professional theaters, Macbeth is euphemistically referred to as "the Scottish play" in order to avoid invoking the name that summons the ghosts of dyspeptic bagpipe players. Witness the danger firsthand with the PST's re-imagining, wherein the play's claustrophobic themes of madness are pictorially recreated with dramatic Asian music and theater forms. The opposite side of this Janus head is A Midsummer Night's Dream, a colorful romp through a fairy-infested forest that stands in stark contrast to the inward spiral of Lord and Lady Macbeth's dreadful natures. Thick with bright hues and inspired by Indian music and movement, PST's Midsummer liberates the senses from their corporeal soul-sack and guides them through the fumbles, foibles, and philandering ways of love, life, and leaving. No matter which story is witnessed, the audience is sure to enjoy plays performed with passion and panache by a theater company dedicated to Shakespearean productions.
The Mann Center is a prepossessing structure from anywhere you sit in the semi-covered amphitheater—all huge, rough slabs of timber that evoke the setting for a barn dance held by elegant giants. Even the lawn section isn't an ordinary lawn: from the top of the steep hill where the theater perches, audiences can see not only the performers lighting up the stage below but also the canopy of trees in surrounding Fairmount Park and the city skyline just beyond.
The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts proudly stands as the apex of Philadelphia's Avenue of the Arts. Aiming to entertain a broad audience, the space's soaring vaulted-glass ceilings ring with the sounds of the Broadway shows, jazz concerts, world music, and classical performances contained in its many concert halls and theatres, including the adjoining Merriam Theater. Opened in 1918, the Merriam has hosted legendary thespians such as John Barrymore, Katharine Hepburn, and Sir Laurence Olivier throughout the decades and continues its legacy today by hosting touring shows of all types.
As more theaters converted to high-quality digital projection, FunTime Cinemas knew it had to keep up with the times. There was one small problem: the cost. Independent from the industry behemoths, the community-focused FunTime Cinemas needed some help to fund the conversion and maintain its affordable ticket prices. So it reached out to its patrons through the Dollars for Digital campaign, which helped raise enough money for all three theaters to become 100% digital. The updated projection allows FunTime to continue showcasing the newest major releases, as well as special one-time screenings of smaller features, with crisp picture and sound at deeply discounted prices.


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John Liu was in Central Park Friday, talking about the infamous Central Park Five case, urging a settlement for a 10-year-old civil rights lawsuit against the city.
"We are asking, I would say we are demanding, that the parties sit down and come to some settlement," Liu said.
At the same time, his campaign's legal issues were causing a stir.
Just hours after his press conference, NY1 learned that the comptroller could be called to testify in the fraud trial of a campaign fundraiser, Oliver Pan.
In court filings Friday, the comptroller and his top campaign aides, like Chung Seto, are listed as potential witnesses for the defense.
Both Pan and Jenny Hou, Liu's former campaign treasurer, face fraud charges for allegedly concocting a straw donor scheme to get over-the-limit campaign donations to the comptroller.
This comes as Liu considers a run for mayor this year.
"I am just looking forward to the trial's beginning," Liu said when asked about the trial Friday. "I think the more information that comes out, the better it is for everybody."
The trial starts in a month, which may complicate matters for the comptroller as he weighs a bid for City Hall.
"As I said before, I certainly would have preferred that the trial begin sooner," Liu said. "But it is what it is. Nonetheless, we are in a very exciting year, and I am looking forward to a lot of great things in 2013."
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