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Valdosta city officials are asking people to stay out of the Withlacoochee River for the next few days. Another major sewage at the wastewater treatment plant contaminated the water.
Warning signs have been placed near access points to the river.
No swimming or fishing in the Withlacoochee River for the next week means the SCUBA tanks at South Ocean Sports will remain empty. And with summer break in full swing Chris Miller with Southern Ocean Sports says he and his clients are angry.
"Nobody wants to dive in sewage. I mean that's just gross, nobody wants to do that. The first thing with them is frustration because the gulf is about an hour and a half away, the Withlacoochee is a hop skip and a jump," said Miller.
With heavy rains hitting the area, too much water got into the sewer system causing it to overflow. Yesterday nearly 8 million gallons of sewage spilled into the river. Right now officials are putting a temporary solution in place.
"One of the main problems we have right now is we simply have too much solids in the plant. We're taking some of our process tanks out of the process and we're going to store the solids in there, so they won't be available to wash out to the river any longer," said Environmental Manager, John Waite.
With this being one of the rainiest summers on record, Miller worries there will be more spills to come. "Its going to rain a lot in the next two years. We're right in the middle of hurricane season right now, and its not going to stop raining. So there's got be something they can do in the next two years"
But until the plant can be moved to higher ground and a new force main pump is installed in 2015, there's no guaranteed fix.
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As a result of several days of consistently heavy rains in Valdosta, the Withlacoochee Wastewater Treatment Plant discharged total suspended solids in excess of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit limit.
The total suspended solids result for the effluent sample collected July 23, 2013 was 77 milligrams per liter. This is greater than 1.5 times the weekly average of 45 milligrams per liter allowed by the NPDES permit, which constitutes a major spill.
The volume of the major spill into the Withlacoochee River is the total flow for July 23, which is 7.6 million gallons.
The city is working closely with a design consultant and a construction firm to implement seven projects that, once in place, will help keep the Withlacoochee Wastewater Treatment Plant in compliance with the NPDES permit until the relocation of the plant is complete.
The city's contractor is expected to be on site within the next two weeks to start work on these necessary improvement projects. The city is also preparing to issue a design/build RFP for the relocation of the Withlacoochee Plant, which is expected to cost $20 million and be completed by August 2015.
Warning signs have been placed downstream, and stream sampling of the Withlacoochee River has been initiated as required.
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There are few better ways to start a football Saturday than to be sharing your story with ESPN and the entire Nation. It was an exciting week but for the Bison Football team, they had to check that excitement Friday and prepare for a win. Just like any other week.
NDSU won 51-0 over the visiting Delaware State Hornets. A big score over, maybe not the toughest opponent the Bison will see this year, but it was a sound, well played game by the Herd.
"People always say you're tested by your trials but frankly it's the opposite. You're tested more when you're patted on the back a whole lot," Coach Bohl said following Saturday's win. "A lot of it comes down to our players really knowing who they are. What's brought us to this point. And sticking to those principals."
"Our only two loses in the last two years have been in our conference, to team's that have not been to playoffs and at home," Bohl elaborated. "I think that's a pretty clear reminder that we need to stay sharp each week."
The Bison were definitely sharp today; as it was a day for the record books. Senior quarterback Brock Jensen broke the NDSU career record for pass completions today when he exited the game in the second quarter. He now holds the record with 538 completions. He passes Steve Walker, quarterback from 2004-2007, whose record was 535.
The achievement's were mirrored on the other side of the ball as well. Marcus Williams pushes the NDSU record for career interceptions to 20 today when he tallied one in the second quarter. Williams would return the pick for a touchdown and with that he ties the NCAA FCS record with his sixth interception return for touchdown. That record was set in 1996 by Murray State's William Hampton.
None of those are even the cherry on top of this Saturday though. The 51-0 shut out marks the 92nd win for Craig Bohl as NDSU head coach. In his 11th season Bohl surpasses Rocky Hager for the crown and now has a 92-32 record.
Hager coached from 1987-96 with a record of 91-25-1.
Today's accomplishment is something his team is honored to have been a part of.
"It's a heck of an accomplishment right there," senior captain Ryan Smith said after Saturday's game. "To get that last win. No one else deserves it more than him. He's a great guy. A great leader of this team. It's something else."
CRAIG BOHL: "It's a compliment to a whole lot of people," Bohl said when forced to speak on the subject. The humble coach was quick to distribute the credit among his equally loyal co-workers. "[It's the] Administration. Sports staff. Coaches. And players," he summarized.
"I think it's been a positive to be able to stay at a school for 11 years," he added. "That, quite frankly, in today's world, does not happen very often."
Craig Bohl and the NDSU Bison now prepare for Missouri Valley Conference action. They open league play on the road in Brookings, South Dakota next Saturday. The Herd defeated South Dakota State twice last season en route to their second National Championship.
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As the country reels over the tragic shooting at an elementary school in Connecticut, one local family is especially trying to make sense of what happened Friday.
Marsha Lanza, the aunt of the gunman Adam Lanza, lives in Crystal Lake and told the Associated Press Friday she was close with her sister-in-law and Adam's mother, Nancy Lanza. She described Nancy Lanza as "a good mother and kind-hearted" and said she sent her a Facebook message Friday morning but never heard back.
Nancy Lanza is believed to be the first victim in Friday's shooting. After shooting Nancy Lanza in her home, Adam Lanza is believed to have driven his mother's car to Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. and opening fire on the school, according to the New York Times.
Twenty-six people are dead in the shooting, including 20 children. The remaining victims in the shooting are expected to be identified Saturday, according to Newtown Patch.
Marsha Lanza has lived with her family in Crystal Lake since 1999 and has five boys, two who attend Prairie Ridge High School, according to the Northwest Herald. Her husband, Nancy's brother, is currently in North Carolina for work, according to the article.
She told the Northwest Herald late Friday they were in total shock and "shaken to the core."
There were conflicting reports late Friday night over Nancy Lanza's connection to Sandy Hook Elementary School. The majority of media reports Friday listed Nancy as part of the teaching staff at the school.
A Wall Street Journal late Friday cited a former school board official who said "no one has heard of her" and that the "teachers don't know her."


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Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute
Time to start the debate for fantasy #1 in 2014Brad Evans at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
So your season didn't go as planned. Tortured by Ray Rice's constant ineptitude and battered by injuries, your franchise bombed, finishing just 2-11. Since you earned the No. 1 overall pick, it's time to start strategizing a worst-to-first comeback. What assets should you weigh with the top pick next year? Here are three viable candidates:
LeSean McCoy, Phi, RB – The NFL rushing title winner was nothing short of spectacular in 2013. A perfect fit in Chip Kelly's run-often system, he accumulated over 2,000 combined yards, registered double-digit touchdowns and averaged over 5.1 yards per carry. With a full season of Nick Foles under center, he could be even better. In the prime of his career, he's a more than deserving option.
Breakout fantasy stars to hold on to in keeper leaguesBrad Evans at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
New Year's may be a few days away, but fantasy footballers are already scheming for next season. What young stars will turn into studs in 2014? Here are a pair of players you MUST tag as 'keepers' prior to 2014 drafts:
Le'Veon Bell, Pit, RB – Despite missing four games due to a foot sprain, the 'Big Rig' trucked over would-be tacklers, developing into the three-down workhorse many envisioned when the Steelers selected him in the second round of last April's NFL Draft. Over 12 games, he averaged 97.7 total yards per game, excelling between the tackles as a runner and in the flat as a receiver. Extrapolate what he achieved during that stretch over 16 games and he was essentially Matt Forte. Assuming the Steelers beef up their offensive line this offseason, he could flirt with the position's top-five in 2014.Thu, Aug 28Carolina10 - 0PittsburghGame Recap
Week 17 scenarios for fantasy ownersAndy Behrens at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
Some of you choose to settle your league titles in Week 17, which seems reckless and terrible, most years. But perhaps not in 2013. This season, playoff seeds and first-round byes are still up for grabs in both conferences. The Kansas City Chiefs are the only team locked into a seed (No. 5 in the AFC. Sorry, Jamaal Charles owners).
Today, we walk you through the Week 17 worries. For once, it's not a minefield.
Follow Andy Behrens on twitter: @andybehrens
Don't sleep on these fantasy monsters for championship weekBrad Evans at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
If you're angling for a champagne shower, it's smart to weigh each and every alternative. In a single elimination scenario, matchups need to be maximized. Before you submit your championship lineup, here are three under-started sleepers who could score you a ticket to Titletown:
Ryan Fitzpatrick, Ten, QB – A dead-ringer for Yukon Cornelius, the Tennessee passer could strike fantasy GOLD! in Week 16. Overlooked by most, Fitzpatrick has tallied a top-six line since Week 10, averaging 21.3 fantasy points per game in standard Yahoo leagues. Facing a Jags secondary that's surrendered the third-most fantasy points to passers on the year, the dual-threat has a great shot at another 300 combined yards with 2-3 touchdowns.
Your fantasy championship could be spoiled by these playersDan Harris at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
There's no room for loyalty in fantasy football. If the stats and the matchup are screaming "STAY AWAY," then you have to sit a player — even if it's a fantasy asset you've relied on all season.
If you've made it to Championship Week with Tom Brady or Steven Jackson ... well, let's hope you aren't forced to start those guys, with the trophy on the line. Brady at Baltimore with no Gronk? No thanks. Jackson on the road at San Francisco, facing an excellent run D? Can't do it.
Similarly, three of our game's top-scoring defenses are facing tough opponents in Week 16, so we need to find alternatives for anyone who owns KC, Carolina or Arizona. Let's get to work.
Follow Andy Behrens on twitter: @andybehrens
Defenses that will earn Fantasy hardware in Week 16Andy Behrens at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
Looking for a fantasy defense to help your championship cause in Week 16? Use the Empire State as your guide, as in the offenses hailing from the state of New York – Giants, Jets and Buffalo. Detroit gets the benefit of hosting the most generous of all opposing offenses, for fantasy purposes. Eli Manning is coming off a five-pick effort against Seattle, adding to his NFL-high INT mark (26). Miami will travel to Buffalo as a top 15 fantasy defense for the season, and it will face a Bills offense that has coughed up the seventh-most fantasy points to opposing defenses. Finally, Cleveland will have the advantage of facing a Geno Smith-led Jets offense that has allowed more fantasy points to opposing defenses than all but the Giants. And the weather on Sunday in East Rutherford, New Jersey calls for thunderstorms and wind, always a bonus for a defense. All three of these D units are widely available still in Yahoo! Leagues, giving defense streamers plenty of options this week.
These fantasy QBs could win you a championshipBrad Evans at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
To the SHIP! It's Week 16 of the NFL season, which means one thing and one thing only, title time. With bragging rights on the line, here are three unsung QBs primed to score you a trophy:
Andy Dalton, Cin – Largely bland in most owners' eyes, Cincy's redheaded stepchild has actually performed better than you think. Over his past nine games, he's thrown for multiple scores seven times. Matched against a Vikings secondary that's surrendered the second-most fantasy points to signal callers, his odds of netting at least 260 yards and 2-3 touchdowns are quite favorable.
Jay Cutler, Chi – Welcome back to the adult table, Jay. Tallying a top-10 line last week in Cleveland, doubts about the passer quickly evaporated. Though he threw a couple picks, he completed 71-percent of his looks, nailing the Browns on a fair number of explosive pass plays. This week gifted an ultra-friendly matchup against an Eagles secondary that's given up the fourth-most fantasy points to QBs, he is a strong favorite to not only finish top-10, but possibly top-three this week.
Why breakout fantasy performers may hurt your championship chancesAndy Behrens at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
It's title week, gamers, so losing is not an option. Three unheralded running backs teased us with big fantasy performances in Week 15, and our mission now is to sort the treasures from the trash. Today, we discuss the short-term potential of Minnesota's Matt Asiata, Jacksonville's Jordan Todman, and Cleveland's Edwin Baker
Three under-valued sleepers who can get you to the championship roundBrad Evans at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
So you lived to fight another day. Congrats. In your never-ending quest to earn bragging rights, here are three under-started options that could advance you to the money round:
Jay Cutler, Chi, QB – It's crazy to think a player that ranks top-11 in per game average among QBs, blessed with Alshon Jeffery, Brandon Marshall and Matt Forte in a pass-happy system, is only owned in 40-percent of Yahoo leagues. Wake up and smell the stats, people. Cleared for takeoff, Cutler is a top-flight option against an overrated Cleveland secondary. The Browns have allowed eight-straight multi-TD passers. If you're in a bind, start him with the utmost confidence. Roughly 260-280 yards with 2-3 TDs are possible.
Don't lose your fantasy championship by starting these playersAndy Behrens at Yahoo Sports Fantasy Minute8 mths ago
Semifinal Week is now upon us, so the last thing you want in your lineup is a low-upside fantasy commodity. Our mission today is to steer you away from three players who cannot be trusted in a must-win week. One of them has been scorching hot (Carson Palmer), another ice cold (Victor Cruz) and the third was added in tens of thousands of leagues just this week (Toby Gerhart).
All of 'em have dicey matchups on Sunday; all should ride the pine in fantasy in Week 15.
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Domestic abuse campaign goes global (From Maldon and Burnham Standard)
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Domestic abuse campaign goes global
Updated 12:37pm Sunday 15th June 2014 in Local News By Andrea Collitt
A DOMESTIC abuse campaign has gone international with its audience in the millions.
The 'Standing Together' against domestic abuse campaign from Essex County Council and Essex Police was launched last week.
In its first five days, more than 4 million people have been made aware of the campaign via Twitter, Facebook and other online and social media channels.
Views of the domestic abuse pages on the Essex Police website have increased by 710 per cent in just four and a half days and the 'Standing together' web film has had almost 1,500 views
People have been supporting the campaign by Tweeting pictures of their feet and uploading onto Twitter or Facebook using the hashtags #notodomesticabuse and #tweetyourfeet to stand together and show their support.
Essex MPs, the Police and Crime Commissioner, MEPs, cabinet members, Ministers at the Welsh Assembly Government, businesses, partner agencies, other councils, members of the community and even pets have all showed their support by getting involved and Tweeting their feet, or paws.
The campaign also had celebrity Rachel Riley from Countdown showing her support and Tweeting her feet.
For more information visit www.essex.police.uk/standingtogether
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB News Channel 5) – A homeless man has been charged with aggravated battery with a stick.
Alexandria police said they arrested Leonard J. Jimmerson, 34, after he allegedly attacked a female victim with a stick during a domestic related altercation on Wednesday.
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Two Long Island radio personalities have been suspended over an on-air hoax about a homophobic parent.
David Widmer, general manager of Connoisseur Media Long Island, the station's owner says that Steve Harper and Leeana Karlson of Farmingdale's WKJY/93.3 FM were suspended this weekend.
"I sincerely apologize for the actions of Steve and Leeana, their insensitivity to the hurt it may have caused anyone, and for the breach of trust these actions have caused", said Widmer in a post on the station's Facebook page.
He says the station is dealing with various community groups and gay rights organizations about the incident, but said that Harper and Karlson were supportive of same-sex marriage.
On Wednesday, the two hosts of The K98.3 Morning Show aired a fake story about a girl's birthday party and one parent's objection to the same-sex situation of that girl's parents.
After this aired, it was brought to K-98.3 management's attention that all the details of the story were completely fabricated
Harper and Karlson posted remarks on the station's website Monday, saying the story was fictitious and apologizing for the stunt.
"We applaud the quick and decisive actions from the management team at K-98.3 FM," said David Kilmnick, Chief Executive Officer, Long Island GLBT Services Network in a release.
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EVelyn has put up several documents and Hardiman has repeatedly said he didn't have anything to do with the proposals. Even the document with his son's name on it. Hardiman says yes that's his son, but he has no knowledge of the document.
And the judge calls a halt to the proceedings. The Judge takes care of a few scheduling matters and now Susan VAn Dusen is asking the judge some questions. CAn't really hear because she's no near the microphone.
The jury is gone, the attorneys are packing up and I'm gonna pack up too. M.L. Elrick will have a complete summary tonight on Fox 2 News at 5 and make sure you check out his Daily Takeaway tonight on MyFoxDetroit.com
Evelyn now asking about a change order for an 18 inch main. Hardiman says that what the document says. Evelyn asks if Ferguson did four streets and A&H did three, if Ferguson helped his company out. Hardiman says he had a relationship that allowed them to work together, that they had similar attributes as black contractors in the city of Detroit. Hardiman says he's answered all that so what do you want me to talk about now.
Evelyn asks if Bobby was someone he trusted. Hardiman says he knew Bobby could do certain types of work. That he could rely on Bobby to come to help when needed. But he never said he trusted him.
Back in session. Evelyn now introducing more Document related to payment applications. EVelyn asking about dates and numbers on document. Hardiman says "that's that the document says."
Hardiman says he never testified that Ferguson didn't do work, that he agrees that Ferguson had way more experience than A&H.
Hardiman says lakeshore handled the pay requests and if you continually show me pay outs I' going to continually say the same thing.
EVelyn now showing an Application of payment document. 2007, for original amount of $578,000. Hardiman says he assumes because Lakeshore was handling payout he may not know specifics.
Evelyn asks about a line item for an 8 inch main installation for $418,000.
Thomas interrupts and asks for a break. Thomas and Evelyn were chatting in the court room earlier, I wonder if Thomas was keeping an eye on his watch to make sure Evelyn didn't stand at the podium for too long.
Back in five.
Evelyn now showing another field record, that's really hard to read, Judge say can you just point to it? Evelyn says he's trying to get it to show up. ASks if it's homer street and from Ferguson. Hardiman say that's correct.
Evelyn asks about signatures. Hardiman says Keith Phillips actually works for Lakeshore as was there to monitor what was going on. Hardiman says now he remembers who these folks were and apologized for making an error.
Hardiman says he's not questioning anything that happed just that he has no recollection of the specifics. Says Rufus Jackson was actually a Lakeshore employee.
So EVelyn's question about not knowing his own employees was kind of goes by the wayside. Hardiman says he was mistaken when he didn't realize right away that these were not even his employees but put in place by Lakeshore to monitor what was going on.
Evelyn asks if Bobby just miraculously showed up. Hardiman, sounding exasperated, says again that he doesn't remember telling anyone to call Bobby.
Hardiman says this is a document that comes straight from MR. Ferguson so he can read the document if that's what he wants him to do.
Evelyn asks if he recalls a 16 inch main. Hardiman says he remembers Bobby helping out, that his guys may have come over or Bobby had may have come over.
Hardiman says he doesn't recall calling Bobby to come help out. Says he thought Bobby heard about what was going on and just came over.
Looking at another field report now. This one is from Phillips street. Hardiman says this one is made out to Lakeshore but it should have been made out to A&H so again, you can't say the document accurately reflects what was going on when Bobby Ferguson is involved.
Evelyn asks if one of the people on the list went to work for Lakeshore. Hardiman says he thinks so.
Evelyn asks if he knows how many feet of pipe were installed or what the payout was. Hardiman says he's doesn't know the payout, he just went out when there was a problem but it was long enough ago that he can's say if the field report was from that street or not.
Evelyn asks if the document show the employees who were working on the job. Hardiman says not necessarily, these are the individuals who supposed to be working on the job but it may not be accurate.
Hardiman says a person can submit anything, it will be approved or not, and doesn't mean that's the number of people on the job. He'd have to look at the actual payout documents to see what really happened.
Evelyn wants to know if he knows the guy who signed the field report. Hardiman says the guy worked for him, Rufus Jackson, can't remember exactly what he did.
Hardiman says he doesn't know exactly where the issue occurred, he's not sure. THey were all working of a bunch of streets at the time.
Evelyn asks if he called Mr. Ferguson, Hardiman says he didn't call, did his son call, talk to my son.
EVelyn claims A&H installed the main improperly installed. Hardiman says he remembers the pipe shifted but he doesn't think the pipe was improperly installed. Hardiman says Bobby volunteered his guys.
EVelyn asks if A&H employees couldn't fix the problem and telling his son to call Bobby. Hardiman says he doesn't remember telling his son to do that.
Evelyn asks if Ferguson was involved more from that point on because A&H needed help doing the work.
Evelyn asks if A&H was a prime or sub contractor. Hardiman says it was always a sub.
Evelyn asks his partner Mike Rataj for another document, introduces a daily field record from Ferguson Enterprises.
Evelyn asks if Hardiman's son works for A&H. Hardiman says he's a VP and did work in the field.
Hardiman say he hasn't seen this document before.
Evelyn asks if it shows the people who work. Yes
Type of work performed. installing 8 inch mains. Yes.
Evelyn asks if he know who A. RAyford is. Hardiman says this is a field report from Ferguson that he and Bobby got into a dispute about and that Avinash let A&H supervise Bobby's company.
SAys Bobby's company decided to come over and assist. Hardiman says he has a clear memory of this.
Evelyn asks if he remembers that his son told federal investigators that the main was improperly installed by A&H and Bobby had to send people over to help with the emergency.
Evelyn now asking about the document listing the payments to the company and the total payout. 15,000,000. Hardiman says that's what the document says.
Evelyn asks if there were change orders. Hardiman says yes. ASks if this new document refreshes his recollection about the change orders. Hardiman says no. He didn't deal with the particulars but doesn't know what the amount was. Says he doesn't know.
Hardiman started to get into with Evelyn about discussing change orders. Hardiman says he may have discussed specific change orders but he was a consultant so he wasn't focused on what Lakeshore was making. Doesn't remember specifics.
He pretty much just shut Evelyn down.
Back from the sidebar. Evelyn asks if when Hardiman was a VP he got a share of the profits. Hardiman says they all got salaries and a profit sharing check at the end of the year.
Evelyn wants to know how important it was. Hardiman says he was pretty happy with the Salary he got. Hardiman says each one of the partners actually got money to pay his taxes but didn't get any additional compensation.
Evelyn asks if he made it a habit to know what he made on each job. Hardiman vehemently says NO.
Evelyn asks what about the 2 contracts that got pulled. Hardiman the company profits in his head and says that's what the company lost.
Kwame looks bored. He's sitting slumped over to his right propping his hand on his face. Bobby on the other hand is upright, alert, and straining to hear what's going on.
Evelyn showing a new document showing dates and dollar figures. Hardiman says he can read the document but he has no recollection of the payments that went to D'Allisandro. Hardiman says according to the document there were payments to D'Allisandro but he doesn't handle this type of document.
Evelyn asks if he held the title VP at the time. Hardiman says do you want me to explain why. Evelyn says I just need to know if it's true. Hardiman say okay. It's pretty interesting that Hardiman was getting 50 G's a year for holding a meaningless title and Evelyn has been avoiding the "why" all morning long.
Evelyn asks if Hardiman if there was a verbal agreement with Ferguson to do some of this work. Hardiman says he didn't make the agreement he was just aware that there was a verbal agreement.
Now looking at an email from DCG protesting the work stoppage order. Claims their contract says they get to ALL the work. Hardiman replies again, "that's what the document says."
Now looking at an email Lakeshore sent to DCG managers telling them to finish the work they started but not to start any more sites. Hardiman says Evelyn is getting into bid proposal contracts that he doesn't know about. Hardiman says he'd be happy to answer questions he has knowledge about but all he can do is answer "I don't know" when asked about the bid.
Evelyn asks if this email says "don't start any more sites." Hardiman replies, "that's what it says."
Evelyn now asking if Hardiman approved accepting the loan of the employees. Hardiman says no, he didn't do it. Rachmale ( Avanish Rachmale, Lakeshore CEO) had his permission, he didn't have to ask, he would have been able to do it independently.
Evelyn asks again. Hardiman says they're friends, ex business partners, and Rahmalle was free to do that. He was free to put those names down.
Evelyn asks if according to this statement a Ferguson employee worked on the project. Hardiman says according to this document, yes.
Evelyn asks if ERdman also worked on project and asks Hardiman to read Erdman's qualifications again. Asks if Erdman worked on project. Chutkow objects. Judge says it's inappropriate questioning because Hardiman says he wasn't part of putting the bids together. Judge says Hardiman already testified he doesn't remember these guys and he's not disputing the documents.
Judge says she's not going to allow him to ask another witness the same questions after wasting an hour and a half with this witness on a line of questioning he's not familiar with. BAsicly she's saying wait and ask the guy coming up who did prepare the bids.
Evelyn now asking about resume of Deria included in Lakeshore proposal. ASks Hardiman to read from document. Judge admonishes Evelyn saying that was read before the break.
Evelyn says he'll try to speed things up. ASks if Ferguson got out of contract, if DCG did the work that FErguson would have done. Hardiman says what Ferguson was going to do he agreed to let DCG do.
Evelyn asks if there was an agreement to give Bobby an equal part of the profits because Bobby wasn't around to collect on the change orders. Hardiman says all he did was bring the parties together and didn't have anything to do with the contract after that.
Evelyn asks if Deria was still part of the project. Hardiman says he didn't say Deria was a part of the project that his name was on the proposal and he didn't put the proposal together.
Evelyn grilling him on what Lakeshore was paying him to be VP. Hardiman says he can't remember exactly, might have been $50,000 a year. Doesn't really remember, says if he had documents he could be more exact.
Evelyn is a tiny bit incredulous that Hardiman can't remember what he got paid.
The judge is now asking the jury if they can see and hear adequately. The judge is telling the attorney's to stay at the podium, where the microphone is, so they can get adequate sound.
Evelyn now asking about a 2006 contract, submitted by Lakeshore. Hardiman says he says he thinks it was 2006 when he sold his stock in Lakeshore. Hardiman says he was not an employee just the VP. Hardiman says AVinash and he were friends but he started his own firm. The relationship continues.
Evelyn wants to know about his employment situation compensation package. Hardiman says he probably got a small consulting fee, he doesn't remember.
EVelyn asks if most of the income to A&H was from Lakeshore. Hardiman says no, he worked mostly for the Federal Government.
Court is back in session. Chutkow is asking to put on the record that all parties agreed to the earlier instructions given to the jurors. The judge is now saying she likes the new layout of the court room because she can see the witness now. Bullotta says it's harder for him to see the witness and may be harder for the jury to see the witness.
Still on break. It's interesting how lately, it's been the politicians in the state that have been keeping the news guys and gals busy. Last night M.L. had a story about the newly minted lawmaker from the first State House District. Brian Banks claims to be a reformed felon who now wants to "give back" to society. Well, he's giving a lot of work to lawyers who are suing on behalf of clients owed money for things like back rent, payment for campaign signs, stuff like that. While we were hanging around trying to talk to the soon to be State Rep. the Repo man showed up. Makes you wonder how good a lawmaker he'll be when it comes to dealing with the state budget. If you missed the story last night at 10pm you can catch it on MyFoxDetroit.com.
Evelyn asks is Deria (Not Derta, read off the screen) was put on bid to help Lakeshore win contract. REading guy's qualifications. Hardiman now reading that Deria was a Forman on lots of big projects, Comerica park, Ford Field, etc.
Evelyn asks if the folks deciding the proposal would take that into consideration.
Judge interrupts and say we'll break for twenty minutes.
Evelyn has made a case that Hardiman got help from Bobby getting bids put together but Hardiman keeps saying he didn't do the detail work, Lakeshore put the bids together. Gives you an idea of how much a CEO doesn't know about his company. I'm not sure what impact this will have on the jury. Hardiman has made it pretty clear that he included Bobby solely because he didn't want to win any more contracts just to have them pulled from him.
Now asking about a guy name Derta on the same proposal. Hardiman says he remembers the guy. Says it may have been sharing employees. Hardiman says he didn't hire him to work for A&H says the HR department would do the hiring and he may not have known everyone on every project.
Evelyn asking about reference to FEI, Bobby's company, and if the proposal listed ERdman's qualifications from working for Bobby. Hardiman says yeah, that's what the document says.
Hardiman now reading more from the document about the extensive activity Erdman was involved in and asks if that was done to help them win the Bid. Hardiman say right.
Evelyn now reading Erdman's qualifications. Hardiman says that's what the document says. Hardiman says he doesn't remember meeting Erdman. Erdman would be a supervisor, worked at Comerica park, Detroit Edison Subdivisions, worked on projects I-94, Lodge freeway, other numerous projects. Evelyn asks if it's a pretty good resume. Hardiman says it's impressive.
Hardiman says he's not aware of anyone else at A&H had qualifications close to this.
Says they probably didn't have anyone like Erdman on staff. Hardiman says it could have been a loan from Ferguson and it looks like he worked for A&H previously. Says it boosted A&H profile.
Evelyn asks if he knows Fred Erdman. Hardiman says no. Evelyn asks if he knows how ERdman got on proposal. Hardiman says even though Erdman worked for Bobby he doesn't know how Erdman got on a Lakeshore proposal. Evelyn asks if Bobby was loaned an employee. Chutkow objects, Judge sustains.
Hardiman says it's a strong possibility that Erdman was loaned to Lakeshore.
Evelyn asks if he needed assistance because they were just getting into water main work. Asks if ERdman was loaned so they could win contract. Hardiman says he let Avinash do the bid proposals. He didn't get into details.
Evelyn asks if he was a vice president so shouldn't he know about the proposals. Hardiman says, slightly exasperated, that he has already explained that at this time he was a VP in name only and had no one reporting to him.
this is a page for a bid proposal outlining the qualifications of contractors. The first page lists key people in project. Hardiman says he doesn't deal with putting the proposals together, just the development aspect.
Hardiman says during all the proposals there are conversations with Bobby but he doesn't deal with doing the proposals.
Evelyn asks if he helps navigate the proposal process. Hardiman say they have meetings but he doesn't put the proposals together. Hardiman says he's not familiar with the details of the proposals.
Evelyn asking about another contract now. For East and WEst water main projects. Looking for document designation.
Hardiman says he's not disputing it, he just doesn't remember. Judge is asking Evelyn to move along.
Hardiman says he's always concerned about anything that effects Lakeshore unfairly. Says it looks like anther company was doing something to affect the price. Evelyn keeps asking if Hardiman asked Bobby to find out if they were going to lose the bid. Hardiman says he can't remember.
Hardiman those emails were from 7 years ago and these messages are from Blake and he doesn't remember what messages he left for Bobby. Says it may have been concern about a company with a higher bid getting the contract.
Evelyn asks if Hardiman told Bobby to look into it. Hardiman says sure he could have but he doesn't remember. Reiterates again that this is a text message from someone else asking Bobby to call Hardiman.
Evelyn asks if Hardiman remembers having conversations, conference calls, and sending his son to get information. Hardiman says they had a lot of conversations but he didn't handle the back end stuff, just the relationship between Bobby and the other contractors.
asking about an email reminding Bobby about a conference call. asks if this was connected to the contract. Hardiman say yes it could have been a discussion about materials for the proposal.
Now looking at a text message to Bobby. Hardiman says he doesn't remember meeting Eugenia Blake who the message is from. The message is a reminder to call Gary D'Allisandro. Hardiman says he doesn't remember what the call would have been about.
Looking at another message now saying, "new issues have arise." Hardiman say the message is from Blake so he's not sure what it was about. SAys he doesn't recall leaving a message to that effect. Says he can't be specific.
Hardiman says he's not disputing anything regarding text messages about putting the proposal together.
Evelyn now asking about request for conference call between Hardiman, Ferguson, and D'Allisandro. Hardiman says those were the key individuals that discussed the contract.
And the judge asks Evelyn to move back to the podium so we can hear, yeah.
Evelyn is reading email that says Hardiman called. Hardiman says it's probably referring to he and Bobby being on the same page. Says if that occurred it's because they had a prior discussion. Hardiman says he doesn't remember it but since he's looking at the email he probably did have a discussion with bobby. they're talking about Bobby's 36 percent cut of the water main contract Lakeshore and D'Allisandro won.
Evelyn is reading the emails, which we can't hear. Hardiman says that's what the email says. Lots of "I can't remembers." Avinash hired him. His son John talks to Avinash when he's angry with Dad.
This is an email chain between Bobby and ... Evelyn is standing away from the microphone so we can't hear what he's saying. The emails refer to a conversation he had with Angelo D'Allisandro. Hardiman says he can't speak to that because it's a meeting Angleo and Bobby had.
Hardiman says on the contract finally won by lakeshore the profits would be split 3 ways, about $333,000 for each company.
Evelyn asks if Ferguson provided information for the contract bid. Hardiman says yes.
Evelyn now looking for a document.
Hardiman says Bobby got $300,000 to walk away from the work on that contract. Says he never gave it a second thought.
Evelyn asks if he lost the contracts because Lakeshore didn't do water main work before. Hardiman says they won the contracts but the contracts were canceled. Hardiman says they lost the contracts after Ferguson told him he wanted 25 percent of the contract. Hardiman now explaining that bobby didn't tell him the contract would be stopped but did say it had to cross the mayor's desk. And that's why he put Bobby on future contracts so they could win them and not get canceled.
Now showing a document showing agreement between Angleo D'Allisandro of DCG inc., and Lakeshore Engineering. It says D"D'Allisandro and Lakeshore will be considered the same as far this contract is concerned.
Evelyn asks if DCG was part of the originally contract. No. Evelyn asks if DCG is the company that took work away from Bobby. Hardiman says D'Allisandro and Bobby came to an agreement. Says Bobby was listed on the contract but they hadn't identified what work Bobby's company would do.
Evelyn asks if DCG was set up to take work away from Bobby. Hardiman says he's not sure about the time frame of the contract, says he had numerous meetings after the contract was let and one an Bobby argued for some of the line items he wanted to do. Hardiman says at the end of the day if you can't agree Bobby would be doing the work.
Evelyn now asking about Motor City Make Over. Hardiman explains it was an effort to clean up the city and he's proud to be a black American and to address problems. Talked to Bobby about how to get more African Americans hired in the city of Detroit and starting businesses that could employ African Americans and people working together. Partnering up with people. Not sure if he talked to Bobby about going in to business together. Doesn't remember that.
Evelyn asks if Hardiman had to get involved in politics and learning how to navigate the bureaucracy. Hardiman says yes. Asks if there are certifications. Yes. Change orders. Yes.
Now asking about the first time he met Ferguson. Hardiman says Bobby was the chairman of the transition team for Kwame's first term.
Evelyn asks if Hardiman was interested in helping minority and small businesses. Yes. Asks if he and Bobby were interested in Education and Family and getting involved in the community. Hardiman says yes they shared those values.
ASks if he and Bobby talked about BArriers to small and minority businesses. If they argued. Hardiman says over a ten year period of time they talked about a lot of topics, argued, but that didn't mean he didn't like Bobby or couldn't deal with Bobby. Says they shared a lot of the same values including removing barriers to minority businesses.
Evelyn asks if he can tell about the contracts they submitted to the city before the two lost contracts. Hardiman says he can't remember any.
Evelyn asks if Lakeshore did any water main repair before the lost contracts. Hardiman says no water main work for City of Detroit.
Evelyn asks if the company they lost out too had done water main work for the city before. Hardiman says they didn't lose out to Inland. Doesn't know what that company, Inland Contracting, did before, no familiar with their track record.
Hardiman says his duties were primarily business development even though he gave up ownership interest.
Evelyn asks if most of his business development after 2002 was to get work from the City. Hardiman says since he lost two contracts he had to go after more federal contracts along with trying to get city contracts.
Hardiman is answering that he's a part owner of Sky Group, and was once a part owner of Lakeshore. Sky Group is the real estate arm of Lakeshore. Hardiman says he served as VP of Lakeshore through 2006 but it was in title only and he had no ownership of the company. Hardiman says he had to review documents to get the dates straight. Says he stopped being VP in 2008 or 2009
Evelyn is now questioning Hardiman. The court room has been re-arranged this morning. Now that there's more room at the defense table the witness stand has been moved back to the side of the court room, just in front of the bench to the Judge's right. Screen left as we're looking at it from the audience.
The jury is seated. The judge says welcome back and hopes they had a chance to get a little rest. Here comes the instruction. The judge says Mercado is no longer a part of this trial and should not be a concern when determining the guilt of the remaining defendants. She says they should not speculate on why he is not longer there. Judge Edmunds also tells them that they are to reach a verdict on each defendant separately, that they are on trial separately, and that the fact that they're in the court room together is a matter of convenience for the court.
The jury is coming in now.
"All Rise" The judge greets Evelyn and says it's nice to see him back. They are now talking about the jury instructions they've agreed to and going into a sidebar. The instructions will deal with how much information the jury is given about Mercado's absence. They will not tell the jury he plead guilty. It will be interesting to see what exactly they do tell the jurors.
Prosecutor Mike Bullotta is in a good mood this morning. He's chatting with someone off screen and smiling and laughing. Remember, the prosecution got a big win during the break when Victor Mercado plead guilty to conspiracy. The defense table is shorter this morning. Mercado and his attorneys are not in the room.
The video feed is up, the court room is filling up, and the defense table is full. Evelyn is sitting at the table between Bobby and Kwame, chatting animatedly. He looks much better than he did the last time I saw him.
M.L. Elrick tells me that Gerald Evelyn will be back in the saddle this morning, picking up where he left off with his cross examination of Hardiman. Evelyn's colleagues report that he has made a full recovery. He's a hard charger. We'll see if he takes it easy today and lets his partners share the load or goes at it full steam.
Good Morning from the Theodore Levin Court House in Brisk and chilly downtown Detroit. Tom Hardiman is expected on the stand again today after a nearly 2 week break in the proceedings. Hardiman runs A&H Construction and is affiliated with Lakeshore engineering. When last we heard from Mr. Hardiman he was testifying that he put Bobby Ferguson on several jobs even though Ferguson didn't do any work, or let Ferguson Muscle in on jobs at the expense of other contractors. And when asked why, Hardiman repeatedly answered, "10 million, 5 million." referring to the two contracts he lost because they were taken away from his company and given to Bobby.
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Going to Idaho Panhandle for 08 bow season.
Going to be there opening day.
Any sugestions would be GREATLY appreciated. First Elk Hunt!!!!!
Well I have never hunted in Idaho, so it can be totally different, but I hunt lots of elk here in NM and in NM the 1st week of Sept. is not the best, now don't get me wrong it can be good, but most years it's not, that 1st week the elk are just starting into the rut, so the bulls are not bulging as much and are not as active, as they would be a week or two later when the rut is at it's peak.
So, yes it can be harder to find elk the first week and it's not because the elk are not there, it's just that they're still being quiet, now the small bulls will being bugling more then the older bulls, and it can be easier to call bulls in because this is when they are starting to getting their herms together, so once you get into elk it can be very good hunting.
Now like I said all this info is basted on elk in NM, it can be the same for Idaho or it can be very different.
It would be good if you could get on Google Earth and look up your hunting area it gives you a good idea of what the area looks like, you can find roads, flats, watering holes, ridge's, draws, camping spots, and all kinds of useful info.
One thing that you should do is start using your cow elk calls, you want to get to were you don't even have to think about it, you just bite and blow, you want it to be second nature, because when you have a bull coming in you will not be thinking about how to call, you will be thinking more about getting a good shot off.
Get more then 1 or 2 cow calls, in my hunting vest I have 4 Primos mouth reed calls, a Hyper Lip double and single, a hoochie Mama, a Hyper hot, a small H&S single reed call which I don't remember the name, and for a bugle I use a Primos Bull Horn, they all work well, and by having several calls I can use different calls at different times. Remember if you are using a call and call in a bull and that bull smells you or he busts you really bad, he is not likely at all to come to that call again.
Anyway that's some info for you I hope it helped, if you have any more question's feel free to send me an PM.
Oh and how is the weather in OH? used to live in OH, and still have a lot of family there.
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Thanks for the INFO!!!!! This is Great Info. Ive' accumulated 7 calls myself, so I know how that goes.
Thanks for all the help. We need all we can get!!! You are right about Google Earth. It WORKS!!!
Weather here is HOT and Humid!!
Just got back from a fishing/scouting trip. St Joe NF Looks Good. Any other insite? Any thing else will be apperaceated
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In countries with family-friendly policies, women are likelier to stay in the labor force, but less likely to reach positions of real power.
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I'm not sure by what you mean by 'partial view' but if it's like JavaScript, you can access it, but you have to talk to Watir in the right way. You usually have to drill down in a specific way to give Watir enough information so that it can work correctly.
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And they have the most adorable name to go with their acrobatic-themed selves: The Mark Brothers. Seriously. (Anyone else hear circus music? Just me? Ahem.) For the record, apparently the Dude is smarter than me: "Oh, I get it! Circuits! Circus!" Oh. Um. Yeah! Right! Doh...
These little clips are meant to hang from your computer cables to help you identify them with a quick glance.
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Posted on February 27, 2014, under Time and Energy, Time Transformation.
When you lower your stress you enhance your energy, expand your perspective, and transform your time.
For most of us, the hustle, bustle, and challenges of everyday life are making our stress levels inch up each day. Yet, there are ways to step away from this and lower your stress.
In fact, if you allow stress to build, for example by holding onto the stresses of yesterday, you simply add to the tension of today and tomorrow. Eventually the amount of pressure you carry around inside becomes nearly unbearable – and it eats away at your time and energy.
Lowering your stress has many benefits – and perhaps the greatest is that it allows you to enjoy the life that you are creating. You have choices – always remember that! You don't have to allow stress and worries to rob you of the full appreciation of your moments!
Here are some practical, actionable ideas to get you started on lowering your stress levels right now!
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If you're constantly running on empty, your mind, body, and spirit suffer the repercussions of your tenacity. There's no shame in asking for help. When you ask, it's important to be coming from a clear, adult place (as opposed to a 'victim' perspective). And being as specific as possible is a big plus, as it enables others to respond from a clear place, too!
Quite often, people are delighted to help and will be more than willing to pitch in.
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What do you enjoy doing? Knitting, relaxing in a bubble bath, drawing, lounging in bed watching reruns of the Golden Girls? Indulge yourself in your favorite activity a few times each week.
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Connections are important, and making time to connect – first with yourself and then with friends and family – is a vital aspect of managing your stress levels.
Your connection with yourself is the foundation, and then that ripples out. Friends and family make you laugh and provide you with places to share, process, and just relax. This helps deplete your stress levels significantly.
Stress seems like a normal part of life, but it doesn't have to be that way if you're willing to make different choices. Quite often there's a simple fix to the challenges that are causing you stress.
When you adjust your perspective and own your power, all sorts of solutions pop into view. So here's to your success, as you lower your stress … and find time for what matters most!
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Mary Ann Shadd Cary biography - a profile of Mary Ann Shadd Cary, African American teacher, journalist, and law school graduate who lived for some years in Canada.
Lydia Maria Child: Anti-Slavery Correspondence
Lydia Maria Child, who wrote one of the first American anti-slavery books, here discusses slavery with Gov. Wise and Mrs. Mason of Virginia and also writes to John Brown.
Henriette Delille - Founder of the Sisters of the Holy Family
A biography of Henriette Delille, founder of an African American religious order in New Orleans in the 19th century.
Old Elizabeth
Profile of Old Elizabeth, early African Methodist Episcopal preacher, emancipated slave, and African American woman writer.
Old Elizabeth: Memoir
Text of the 1863 autobiography of an African American ex-slave and preacher, called Old Elizabeth.
Charlotte Forten Grimké
Charlotte Forten's parents and grandparents were prominent in the free black community in Philadelphia. She went to the Sea Islands during the Civil War, where the Union troops had freed black slaves, and served as a teacher, writing about her experiences.
Sally Hemings
From your About Guide to Women's History, a biography, net resources, information about her children (with Thomas Jefferson?), and more.
Elizabeth Key
Elizabeth Key, the daughter of a black slave and a free English settler in Virginia, won her freedom and right to marry in 1656 on the basis of English common law that free or bond status followed the father's status. But soon states changed their laws to override that common law.
Maria Stewart
Maria W. Stewart: a biography of Maria W. Stewart, pioneer public speaker and abolitionist.
Harriet Beecher Stowe Facts
A profile of Harriet Beecher Stowe, 19th century author.
Phillis Wheatley
A biography of Phillis Wheatley and an analysis of her poetry. Phillis Wheatley was a slave in Massachusetts at the time of the Revolutionary War who was educated by her owners and became a poet and sensation for a few years.
Phillis Wheatley - Analysis of Her Poems
Critics have differed on the contribution of Phillis Wheatley's poetry to America's literary tradition. Most critics agree that the fact that a slave could write and publish poetry at that time and place is itself noteworthy in history. Critics through the decades have also been split on the quality and importance of her poems.
Harriet Tubman: Moses of Her People
A four-part in-depth biography of Harriet Tubman, highlighting the four phases of her life: her life in slavery, her years as a conductor on the Underground Railroad, her service in the U.S. Civil War, and her later years working for reform and telling her story.
Sojourner Truth: Biography
Famous 19th century abolitionist and women's rights supporter: biography and links from your About Guide to Women's History.
African-American Experience in Ohio 1850 - 1920
A digital collection of materials on black history in Ohio.
Address of Dr. Alexander Crummell
The condition of African American women in slavery, and how to improve the lot of black women in the present generation (1880s).
Jacobs, Harriet: and the reframing of legal fictions
Christina Accomando, in a 1998 African American Review article, looks at how Harriet Jacobs' Life of a Slave Girl helps in looking at antebellum legal reasoning. An extensive analysis of the book that has become a prototypical slave narrative.
Lester, Vilet: Letter 1857
A rare letter from a slave, inquiring about her daughter, whom her new master is willing to buy to reunite with her mother.
Valentine, Hannah & Lethe Jackson
These letters from house slaves to the Campbell family, were written 1837-38 while David Campbell was Virginia's governor.
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Travelers to America in 1820-1842 describe the relationship of race and sex as they observe American customs and practices.


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