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Huntington, Ind.—Four Huntington University students plan to parlay an internship experience at the Northeast Indiana Innovation Center into their own web-based business.
While the would-be owners – Jason Eberly, Chris Hoffman, Ryan Imel and Ben Wulpi – have decided to keep details under wraps until the launch, they say their time at NIIC gave them the tools to make their effort a success.
"The Huntington students jumped into this experience headfirst and immersed themselves in the process of creating a new business," said Remound Wright, director of the NIIC's Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence and the students' internship advisor. "They identified a problem, assessed the pain in the marketplace and clarified the unmet need with a very creative and credible solution. I was extremely impressed. They created a cadre of initial ideas before they settled on the idea they will launch later this year. Once focused on their business concept, the creativity really began as they had to make their concept dramatically different than anything else in the market place. The Innovation Center was proud to be a part of this important initiative that grows our own for the future of our community."
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"I learned so much from having to do hours worth of market, competition and technical research," he added. "It's one thing to find information in books, but entirely another to just ask, 'Where can I find this information?'"
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"I knew coming into this program that this experience would be beneficial to me because part of being in ministry and running a church is much like running a business," he said. "There are many things that go on behind the scenes of a church, and it's important to be skilled in those areas. So I feel like I will really benefit from this experience in the future."
The university's Enterprise Resource Center connected students to the NIIC through "Huntington Scholars," a program of Venture Works and a collaboration between Huntington University, Huntington County United Economic Development Corporation, the Huntington County Commissioners and the NIIC. Venture Works is a business incubator accelerator that assists entrepreneurs with starting a new company or reinventing an existing one.
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Imel emphasized the challenge and commitment required and would encourage students with a passion for business to pursue an internship with NIIC.
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The Bucs were back at One Place on Wednesday still riding high from their first win of the season on Monday night. Get all that happened from inside the walls in this daily PewterReport.com feature.
Here is what you need to know about what happened at One Buc Place on Wednesday November 13:
• Tampa Bay began practice at 11:35 a.m. with gusty winds and much cooler weather greeting them as they walked onto the practice field. The overcast skies and cold front that came through overnight were a welcomed sight to most of the players on the team who have seen temperatures as high as the mid-90's earlier in year, especially during training camp.
• Tampa Bay had some players nicked up in their 22-19 win over the Dolphins on Monday night according to head coach Greg Schiano.
"[Defensive end] Da'Quan Bowers, he has concussion-like symptoms so I don't know where we are right now for Sunday, we'll see," Schiano said. "Some other guys that were limited but I think are going to be able to come back, but, again we played not too long ago.
• The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced on Wednesday that they have signed rookie running back Michael Hill from the Green Bay Packers' practice squad.
Hill (5-10, 210) entered the league as a college free agent with San Diego this past offseason. He opened the season on the Chargers' practice squad before being signed to the Packers' active roster and playing in two games. He was placed on Green Bay's practice squad on October 22.
A native of St. Joseph, Mo., Hill played collegiately at Missouri Western State and is the school's all-time leading rusher, finishing his career with 828 carries for 4,969 yards and 35 touchdowns. He earned first-team Associated Press Little All-America and Daktronics All-America honors. As a senior Hill led the entire NCAA with 2,168 rushing yards.
The team also announced that running back Mike James has been placed on Injured Reserve. This season, James played in eight games with three starts, rushing 60 times for 285 yards (4.9 avg.) and catching 10 passes for 43 yards. James also threw a 2-yard touchdown pass at Seattle on November 3.
• QB Mike Glennon held his weekly press conference at the podium in the media center on Wednesday and said while getting his first fourth-quarter comeback was nice there was even a bigger accomplishment achieved on Monday night.
"I think more was just getting a win," Glennon said. "I think that was the main thing that I took away from that. We did have a drive there at the end that put us in position to win that game. Really, that was a great job by the offensive line and the running backs. We kind said, that drive, we needed to establish the run game and go down the field, and they did a great job. Just more and more, as a rookie quarterback, the more you do, the more experiences you have of little things like that, there's a lot of firsts and I think it could be something that we benefit from and [I] personally benefit from, having gone through it. The more situations I get put in, the more experience I gain."
Offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan commented on something Glennon must improve on.
"We can't have any - we use the terms around here - blind or impulse throws," Sullivan said. "Really, the most important thing we do, more than any run or pass or scheme, is protect the football and secure the football and us having that turnover was very, very costly and if I had a pick of a major learning point for him, is just to reinforce the fact that we can live to fight another day. If you have to throw it away or get down and roll up in a ball and take the sack, let's not throw anything blind because bad things, often times, happen. They certainly did two nights ago."
• Bucs' Pro Bowl defensive tackle Gerald McCoy talked to the media in open locker room on Wednesday and said the win was a long time coming.
"It feels good to get a win," McCoy said. "It does feel like a weight has been lifted. We're not relaxing, but we're not thinking about that anymore. Now we can just get back to focusing on the next opponent instead of thinking like, 'Oh my gosh, we've got to get a win this week.' We got whatever that burden was out of the way. You guys know me - I always say this is a privilege; I have fun with it regardless. But after getting a win, you get that feeling you've always been looking for. Now, it's kind of like, 'I need to keep feeling it,' so we're going to work even harder than we've been working to get the first win to get the second one and the third one and the fourth one."
McCoy also commented facing the Falcons for the second time this season.
"We haven't played the other two (Panthers, Saints again) yet," McCoy said. "They're the first divisional opponent we're getting a second shot at. We owe them. We went down there, man, they got a win on us. We owe them. They're coming into our house, so we've got to get payback."
"That's not his personality, he's not an outspoken guy. But, as of late, when he feels it's appropriate, he's spoken up. It's one of those deals, when you don't speak up much, once you do, everybody stops and listens and his word carries a lot of weight. You just love to coach a guy like that because he does everything right. In the meeting room, walk through, practice field - you see it all come out in game day and then off the field as well. Very involved in the community, does a lot of things; just a really good person." – Schiano on Lavonte taking on a leadership role
The Bucs will be back on the practice field at 11:35 a.m. on Thursday as they continue to prepare to host the Falcons on Sunday at Raymond James Stadium.
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Dec 4, 2012, 05:38 PM | #1 |
What is the most common used Browser on iMac?
So coming over from windows hated IE so would use Firefox, now wondering is Firefox commonly used on the Mac or is Safari way better?
Is it possible to import FF bookmarks over to the iMac? |
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Dec 4, 2012, 05:39 PM | #2 | |
Has safari 6 won you over from your current browser of choice? Safari 6.0 vs Chrome Version X Why use Safari over Chrome or Firefox? Poll: Browsers for Lion thoughts on browsers? Which Web Browser do you use? Poll: What Browser Do You Use, and Why? Poll: Which web browser do you use? Pro's/Con's Safari Vs Chrome Vs Firefox Poll: Which Web Browser do you use? Poll: What browser are you using? Chrome vs. Firefox vs. Safari What's the fastest browser for Mac? What is the best browser for Mac? chrome or safari? Safari inferior to chrome? |
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Dec 4, 2012, 05:40 PM | #3 |
It is probably not specific to the iMac, but more to Mac OS X, but Safari, Firefox, Opera and Chrome are valid alternatives to IE (which is not available for Mac OS X anymore anyhow).
Mister GGJstudios will probably have a list for your shortly of some of the many dozens of similar threads.
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Dec 4, 2012, 06:41 PM | #4 |
Nice GG kills it everytime
Look like Safari is the most used, any idea how I can transport Firefox bookmarks to Safari? |
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Dec 4, 2012, 06:44 PM | #5 | |
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Dec 4, 2012, 07:47 PM | #6 | |
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Dec 4, 2012, 08:09 PM | #7 |
I would highly recommend Chrome opposed to Safari, Firefox, or any other browser. If you hate manually updating Flash or Java for Safari than Chrome is your best choice. These two plugins are already integrated into Chrome and you won't ever have to worry about exploits, since Chrome ALWAYS updates quicker than their competitors. Also, Chrome, in my opinion at least, has the best add-ons available, and it's CHROME fast!
(You can import your Firefox data to Chrome as well)
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Dec 4, 2012, 08:17 PM | #8 |
I use Chrome for most things, but it has some problems with Blackboard for school. Both Safari and Firefox do a better job there.
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Dec 4, 2012, 08:31 PM | #9 |
I personally use Chrome.
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Dec 4, 2012, 08:41 PM | #10 |
Netscape browser 2.1
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Dec 4, 2012, 08:52 PM | #11 |
Safari is the most used, probably because most people just use what's there. I've used them all over the years, abandoning this one because it doesn't do that, or trying that one because it does this. None have met all my wants. I currently use Firefox, but that'll probably change again. Maybe try a few and see how YOU like them.
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Dec 4, 2012, 09:40 PM | #12 |
I've definitely preferred Chrome on Windows and on Mac.
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Dec 4, 2012, 09:43 PM | #13 |
I think many Mac users just go with Safari.
I personally prefer Firefox, especially with its superior developer tools. I also find that it runs faster for me. Chrome is good too, but FF suites my web development needs. Safari seems too, I don't know, placid. It's really personal preference when it comes to browser choice.
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Dec 4, 2012, 09:45 PM | #14 |
I use Safari. I think it's the best hands down. Fastest and most integrated.
Why waste your time posting how much you hate Apple products? |
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Dec 4, 2012, 09:48 PM | #15 |
I use Firefox, it isn't the fastest but it works with ALL the sites i visit and has really good addons. Chrome and Safari don't work with certain sites very well. If you want speed Chrome is your best bet. Safari is crap imo.
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Dec 4, 2012, 09:54 PM | #16 |
Chrome has always been the fastest, but it also uses the most ram as it gives each tab/window its own process and somehow doesn't give that ram back until you quit. Sometimes I'll max out my 4GB of ram and have to close Chrome and that alone clears up 2GB. I do keep about 20 tabs open at a time though, so I'm not a normal user.
Safari just isn't quite there for me as a web developer. Not sure what it is, but it feels clunky compared to Chrome most of the time. Haven't used Firefox as my primary in 2 years, because it was always much slower than Chrome. Maybe its improved now but I've gotten used to Chrome. I also like that Chrome saves my tabs whether I quit or if it crashes and even keeps me logged into gmail, etc when it reopens tabs. Safari always tends to reset logins (which I guess is actually better if you're using a laptop that could get taken from you easily) |
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Dec 5, 2012, 01:40 AM | #17 |
I have all three browsers: Chrome, Firefox and Safari next to each other on the Dock - Safari currently has a massive memory-leak - with some bad websites using up to 8GB of 'Safari Web Content' of the 10GB RAM on my Mac mini. This doesn't happen on Chrome! Problem with Chrome is that everything I type in Chrome appears in adverts around the webpage for the next few days - The Google Bubble effect!!!
I use Firefox as a TOR client for 'escaping the bubble' and with the TrackMeNot random website query script and an SSL Certificate analyser plug-in to inform me approximately how often my traffic is going through a Proxy with 'faked' CA Certificates....sigh... I also have an Opera on hand in case none of the other 3 do what I want. |
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Dec 5, 2012, 02:00 AM | #18 |
I always use google chrome. Safari is slow and just not as handy as chrome :')
Also be sure to install the adblock plus plugin to whatever browser you are using.(chrome,firefox)
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Dec 5, 2012, 02:06 AM | #19 |
I've been a long time Chrome user. But recently I gave Safari a try and I liked it.
I like the way it works together with my iPhone and iPad. I like its appearance too. I guess it all depends on what you get used to. So give them all a try I'd say
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Dec 5, 2012, 02:38 AM | #20 |
Chrome is by far the best option in my opinion.
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Dec 5, 2012, 04:41 AM | #21 |
In my opinion, out of browsers I've used more than once, it goes:
Google Chrome > Safari > Mozilla FireFox > Internet Explorer. I have touched Opera, but only a couple of times, not nearly as many times as the ones above, so I wouldn't count it. However, after so much time with Chrome, I'm getting kinda tired of it. I'm thinking of switching to Safari...I don't think I want to spend that time though.
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Dec 5, 2012, 04:42 AM | #22 |
Chrome is by far the best and only one i use.,
the fact it syncs with all my other devices including chrome on my ipad and iphone and my desktop at the office etc love it |
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Dec 5, 2012, 04:45 AM | #23 | |
Almost literally I say the exact same thing.
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Dec 12, 2012, 09:02 AM | #25 | |
Don't worry about it.
If youre busy making everything, how can you perfect anything? - Apple Always keep the rhythm in your feet and a little party in your shoulders. - Phil Dunphy |
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Contra Costa County MACs are failing!!
Original post made by Community courtesy on Jun 5, 2009
In a document prepared for submission to the Grand Jury, Alliance of Neighborhoods throughout Contra Costa County have recognized the failed ability of Contra Costa County Municipal Advisory Councils (MACs) to represent the will and interests of their communities and regions in decisions by Contra Costa County departments, districts and board of supervisors. In legal analysts' review sanctioned by neighborhoods throughout the county, it was discovered that 1) MACs are not fully staffed with members, 2) communities' neighbors are not willing to serve under the very heavy-handed control of county specifications, and 3) except for minor issues, MAC advisory is ignored by county departments, districts and board of supervisors.
In conclusion, analysts report from county reference documentation since June 2006 that MACs were designed to fail their communities as a rational voice for community will and interests.
It is now your turn to do the investigation very publicly available and interview established MAC members to report the truth of failure as MACs are used as gatekeepers for the heavy and powerful hand of supervisors and the special interests of their supporters.
Write well, wordsmith!!
Hal, as a community courtesy
Contra Costa Alliance of Communities
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on Jun 6, 2009 at 8:53 am
Well, gee. It really doesn't matter what sort of document is prepared for "submission to the Grand Jury" does it? After all, a bear in the woods can submit a document to the Grand Jury. The writer is trying mightily, but unconvincingly, to brand his document with the cache of authoritative reality by the mere fact that it was "submitted to the Grand Jury."
What really matters is not what the Grand Jury "gets", but what they "give" in the form of an opinion.
Nice try...
on Jun 7, 2009 at 8:37 am
Dear Dolores,
Once again, you were the focus of information I provided as a courtesy with a request for your journalism. It does not matter what words of humor Ron and I use or the world of oxymora we explore. Communities and neighborhoods should consider the ability of a county-defined municipal advisory council to serve as their voice in the county government based on the current performance of such results by existing CCC-MACs.
But let us be distracted for the moment by Ron's isolation of information that was not the topic for this specific forum and ask "What makes a jury of any type Grand?" We might wonder if members of such juries are the grandness or are the time requirements provided so large that they can be defined as Grand. And what if we examine the concept of a jury and what is it in terms of descriptions of pianos. Would it be more appropriate to call such a Jury "Upright" than Grand? And with juries being "seated" maybe there are no such things as pianos.
Such discussion of pianos may suit many. In courtesy, let's discuss the success or failure of MAC's and pianos.
AS we all "try to be nice" we can fill your forum with nice tries,
Hal, as Halamo
The Alamo Towne Fool
@ODDs, a Saloon for Fools
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2625 Crescent Moon Lane
West Willimantic CA 94507-1078
on Jun 7, 2009 at 3:32 pm
I have to agree with Ron. Hal, maybe the best thing to do would be to stop beating your head against that proverbial wall.
Nice try though.
on Jun 7, 2009 at 6:56 pm
Dear Dolores,
Are two voices shouting objections in the factional minority of 94507 a real measure of a majority's view. We must ask why a majority is not commenting? Simply, establishing an additional agency, as a MAC, in 94507 does not change the disregard that the majority has for the county's intentions and services to our community of neighborhoods.
It remains true that the Maytag repairmen of Alamo Counsel (MAC) will be strangers to the majority and very obviously the loneliest people in (94507) town.
In dedicated humor,
Hal, as Halamo
The Alamo Towne Fool
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The Hotel Snaysmuth
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on Jun 7, 2009 at 11:44 pm
Seriously, repeating something over and over will not make it true!
Transparency remains. Never let the facts get in the way of your opinion. That way you stay unique.
on Jun 8, 2009 at 11:13 am
Dear Dolores,
Neighbors invite Alamo Ron and Informed Resident to provide their content rather than contempt for the subject of this forum. Content should be the goal of individual forums and possibly an outline of such content would allow many authors, under pseudonyms, to illustrate the purpose and advantages of a Municipal Advisory Council for 94507 Alamo California:
#1 - What examples of successful MACs in Contra Costa County can be used as justification of a MAC for >16,000 residents to voice advisory to the county?
#2 - What relationships must MAC members have with the majority of residents in order to be successful as the voice of the community?
#3 - In larger populations such as 94507 Alamo California, what MAC supporting services, committees and structures are needed to achieve the scope of actions to be considered?
#4 - With the wealth in neighborhoods, should the county expect a majority of residents to recognize and support a MAC?
#5 - With little support for other advisory committees and the Alamo Community Council, what changes for MAC members in gaining majority support?
#6 - Finally, why is the majority of residents not commenting on the specifications and formation of a MAC publicly?
Answers to these question, as a June 11th Alamo Community Council agenda, may be key to whether a MAC has potential for success in 94507 Alamo California.
Hal, as a community courtesy
on Jun 9, 2009 at 12:45 pm
If you are looking for the answers to your questions, then I would respectfully suggest that you begin by inquiring with your County. (Starting with your local Supervisor's office).
Something tells me that you would not really want to hear the answers and would dismiss them under your quasi logic. How far off would I be?
If you are looking for "opinion" I offer the following; but bear in mind it is only opinion. The county could offer factual answers if that is/was what you were really seeking.
1. All of the existing MAC's. There are numerous examples. Pick up the phone and contact one or all of them.
2. A good relationship would be beneficial. However having a particular relationship with the "majority" is not realistic. I think accessible is a more realistic goal.
3. While Alamo does not have a large population, I am not convinced you really understand why MAC's are created. They are an instrument of the Board of Supervisors and not created for independency.
4. Wealth in neighborhoods? See answer #3 ie., "I am not sure you understand why MAC's are created". Specifically it is not up to specific individuals or a particular group to recognize a MAC. Once established by the County it is recognized as the advisory body. Attempting not to recognize it would be self defeating.
5. A MAC would become the primary advisory body with all others reporting to them or directly to the Board of Supervisors. Any non governmental group such as the ACC or AIA would simply be afforded opportunity to comment to the MAC under public comment per the Brown Act. That is what the CA Government Code and the Brown Act specify.
6. You would have to ask the "majority". Usually it is apathy. This is also the rule, not the exception. I am not sure how you have come to the conclusion that a "majority" ever participates. They should but they don't. Unless you can cite an example, I am unaware of one existing.
on Jun 9, 2009 at 7:22 pm
Dear Dolores,
We shall, without any control, see history repeat itself as a majority in our region simply ignores government and community groups in seeking their own future. There is nothing apathetic about a very savvy population in our region. There is only dissatifaction with being excluded from voice in our regional community and lack of definition of planned results for government in our region.
This incredible majority with their exceptional credentials only asked local politics for an inclusive defintion of results. Reality distracts such delivery amd there will always be opposing response.
Nothing about the status quo is still the status quo!!
on Jun 9, 2009 at 8:00 pm
Did you just state that with your outside voice?
You should step back and view your elitist comment. It is simply stunning that you actually just painted yourself with that brush.
How embarrassing.
on Jun 10, 2009 at 9:16 am
Dear Dolores,
The matter of MAC failures is proposed to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and Grand Jury Secretary as of today as you will note by a copy sent to you. Tomorrow afternoon, district 3 will unilaterally specify a 94507 MAC at their Alamo Community Council meeting.
Thus, all neighborhoods' consideration of a 94507 Alamo CA MAC is now referred to the county and media for investigation.
Thank you for your willingness to provide forum for consideration of a 94507 MAC and the value of the AIA and neighborhoods in management of a MAC's relationship with our community of neighborhoods.
Hal, as a community courtesy
on Jun 12, 2009 at 12:01 am
We are still talking about Municipal Advisory Councils which are established by Government Code and serve at the pleasure of the Board of Supervisors correct?
Not sure why you would submit a document titled "MAC failures" to the clerical staff that works for the Board of Supervisors, but please let us know how that works out.
on Jun 12, 2009 at 9:45 am
Dear Dolores,
This Letter to the Editor of the Valley Times is excellent summary of the attitudes of regional neighborhoods:
Who needs MAC ?
It's interesting that the same people who opposed the recent incorporation effort are the same people who endorse Mary Piepho's Municipal Advisory Council. MAC's members are appointed by Piepho. Alamo residents should know that a MAC represents a consolidation of power and control by Piepho and her cronies.
They're developers who know it will be a lot easier to get approvals from Martinez when the AIA and The SRVPC are neutralized or eliminated. A MAC will be a real coup for development interests.
Why fear Piepho? She facilitated the land swap between the SRUSD and the Stone Valley Oaks project that created an unneeded parking lot and 2 fallow acres that were supposed to be soccer fields across form Monte Vista. What did Alamo get in return? More McMansions, the elimination of the Double D Riding Arena and trail access to Mt. Diablo.
Vote no on the MAC. Oops, I forgot, we don't get to vote. It's going to be shoved down Alamo's throat by Piepho and the board of supervisors. Say goodbye to our semirural character. Hello zero lot lines and an arrogant autocracy. Follow the money.
Greg Jones
In regional e-exchanges this morning, discussing this LTTE, several points were made in further definition:
#1 - There is a very small number of incorporation proponents and opponents that support a MAC for 94507 Alamo CA (designated area by district 3).
#2 - The majority of NO voters in the incorporation election do not oppose incoporation and only voted no because no definition of government, its plans and budgets, were offered in the AIM incorporation proposal.
#3 - That same majority cannot find any justification for any five member autocratic council in our region whether it be a town council, CCC-BOS, or a district 3 MAC. Any and all will be strangers to our region's neighborhoods and not representative of any will or interests such neighborhoods will pursue.
In such perspective, it is time we all watch this district 3 move play out in our region.
Hal, as a community courtesy
on Jun 17, 2009 at 1:30 am
Thanks for once again NOT answering the last question and changing the subject matter. It is ok we are used to it.
As for Mr. Jones' letter to the editor it only took a 5 second 'Google' search to find out who he represents; Take a look at his signature line for yourself. No bias there!
Greg Jones
Member, SRVHS, AIA Planning Committee
In FACT it is posted here in its entirety;
Web Link
And more importantly followed up with this message from Save Mt. Diablo! PLEASE read...
"Save Mount Diablo received an e-mail from Greg Jones regarding the Humphrey property and Davidon's proposed development, and found it quite misleading--and we don't normally defend developers. In fact the Humphrey project has a higher level of public benefit than almost any project we've ever seen--especially for equestrians. The benefits are detailed below..."
Nice try Hal, but informed residents want all the facts.
on Jun 17, 2009 at 9:27 am
For your laughing and dancing pleasure, Dolores,
I could find no reference to public positions by Greg Jones on pianos.
Mr. Jones does not speak for neighborhoods, but has certain points of view in common with that majority related to CCC-BOS MAC policies. The potential pursuit of review of CCC-MAC policy by the Grand Jury as discussed previously is now under consideration by neighborhoods' counsel and is client confidential. We will all have to wait for a public response before further discussion.
But getting back to pianos, just how upright are they and why should something so lateral be considered grand? Now, there is a question!!
Expiring minds wish to know,
Hal, as Halamo
The Alamo Towne Fool
@ODDs, a Saloon for Fools
The Hotel Snaysmuth
2625 Crescent Moon Lane
West Willimantic CA 94507-1078
on Jun 18, 2009 at 11:37 am
I wish to thank you! Your transparency continues to be transparent. A simple Google search is there for anyone to reference---Especially for neighbors with so much "research" ability and the resources you claim. Claiming anything else is a farce and nothing more than denial.
More hollow threats are just wasted keystrokes. I think we would all be more impressed if you actually did something. Now there is a novel thought
If you are just attempting humor you really should consider getting a new joke writer.
on Jun 22, 2009 at 1:22 pm
Dear Dolores,
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Hal, as an informed piano
on Jun 22, 2009 at 6:37 pm
Dear Dolores,
Diablo Vista (Alamo) region neighborhoods wish to return this discussion to the purpose and advantages of a 94507 Alamo CA MAC.
Contra Costa County Municipal Advisory Councils (MACs) should represent the will and interests of their communities and regions in decisions by Contra Costa County departments, districts and board of supervisors. In legal analysts' review sanctioned by neighborhoods throughout the county, it was discovered that 1) MACs are not fully staffed with members, 2) communities' neighbors are not willing to serve under the very heavy-handed control of county specifications, and 3) except for minor issues, MAC advisory is ignored by county departments, districts and board of supervisors. Counsel's analysts report, using county reference documentation since June 2006, that MACs were designed to fail their communities as a rational voice for community will and interests.
Investigation conducted very publicly using available county documents and interviews with previous and established MAC members report the truth of failure as MACs are used as gatekeepers for the heavy and powerful hand of supervisors and the special interests of their supporters.
That is the subject of this forum, as the issue of purpose and advantages of a 94507 Alamo MAC, and I am not the subject.
Let me be the piano playing softly in the corner,
Hal, as a community courtesy
on Jun 23, 2009 at 1:30 pm
You are not the subject(don't flatter yourself), your comments are. No one is impressed with your conspiracy theories or constantly suggesting that you post on behalf of counsel, neighborhoods and made up whimsical names.
I will keep it simple. When it comes to the subject matter...
Your Piano is way out of tune.
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