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General questions about getting started with SilverStripe that don't fit in any of the categories above.
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Pre Sales Questions
30 November 2009 at 10:11am
Hi all.
I hope this isnt too long winded.....
I currently have a site running through Joomla. Now designing a new site and Im considering Silverstripe.
Have had security issues with Joomla, and due to the number of plugins needed to get the site how I wanted, Im looking at alternatives.
My new site will be a large community site, and so I need to be able to do as many as the following as possible!
Users should be able to register through a registration form containing MANY custom fields which mostly would appear on their 'Profile'.
Registration to be confirmed by email automatically.
On initial login, new members would have a choice of a Free Trial Period or pay a Yearly subscription, before entering main 'member area' of site. Payment through a Paypal Gateway. (Any mods for this?)
Customisable Search Facility of Members Profile fields. (IE Show all members who have field labelled 'cinema', with 'Go Regularly' as selected option.
Scrolling horizontal gallery showing members personal images.
Profile editing pages for members
Google map showing all member locations.
Forum - Shouldnt be a problem!
Personal Messaging?
So, most of my site is basically a Member Area. Access only to registered and subscribed members.
Thats about it for the basics!!!
Would I need many extra mods/plugins etc to achieve this?
Any you can recommend?
How is Silverstripe security wise?.
Joomla has been a pain to try and keep secure. I have got a little tired with the endless plugins at Joomla, most of which are badly coded if free.
ANY advice greatly appreciated.
I had a look at the back end demo, and love the way its laid out.
Im praying Silverstripe is my solution.
What do you think of my chances?
Regards Scorpio66
Community Member
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Re: Pre Sales Questions
1 December 2009 at 12:09am
Hi Scorpio,
Aside from the Forums, pretty much everything you have listed would be custom work on your part. I have just finished a membership based site that basically uses a highly modified ecommerce plugin. It took me around 2 weeks including bug hunt and fixing.
I wouldn't expect you to find too many solutions out there with all of this custom functionality available out of the box. You have a rather custom set of requirements there.
The good news is, all of what you have list is possible by getting your hands dirty in the Sapphire framework.
Security wise, I've never seen any major global attacks on Silverstripe sites in my 2 years of using it. However as with all Open Source projects, because the code is Open Source, it's alot easier for script kiddies to find holes.
Not sure if the title of your thread was tongue-in-cheek. But you do know that SS is free?
Re: Pre Sales Questions
1 December 2009 at 7:21am
Hi Aaron.
Thanks for your reply.
Yes I did realise it was free, but basically my post was a template I put out to several cms systems to gather some response.
Could I ask what commerce plugin you had to modify?
And regarding the custom work, Im not really a php, or msql user. But I know html, and can see what some aspects of code does.
Do you think I could achieve this with just help through this forum, or is it so involved I would need to pay somebody to set out my site skeleton?
I dont mind getting my hands dirty if I know Im not going to be left stranded.
Are people fairly friendly and helpful here?
I know some forums you can wait many days before a reply.
And lastly if I may, is there any alternative cms systems that may do what I need with less customising?
The site I am working on is currently under Joomla, and pretty much does all with little customising, just endless plugins!
But I just cannot trust Joomla security wise. It seems Joomla is a prime target for some.
Thanks again for your response.
Have a great day.
Scorpio 66
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Re: Pre Sales Questions
1 December 2009 at 7:40am
I think you'll have a hard time without PHP knowledge. I'd say you need some solid PHP skills and quite a good understanding of the sapphire framework or web-applications in general to create such a website. Security is also a big factor here. If you don't know your tools, you're not going to write secure code.
Although the people are friendly and helpful around here, I doubt that anybody would write that code for you without being paid... so I guess it's probably best you hire somebody for the job.
I don't know if there are other CMS that meet your requirements. Maybe look into some of the big forum/bboard solutions out there? They might have a lot of it covered.
Re: Pre Sales Questions
1 December 2009 at 9:09am
Hi Banal.
Thanks for the post.
I have little php knowledge, but Im sure I could pick up the basics fairly quickly.
Im not sure if paying would be the solution due to costs.
I have a programmer friend in Spain, but when I spoke to him, his prices for site design varies from £2000 - £20,000 for corporate jobs.
This is way out of my range.
Perhaps if I have no luck with any other solutions, I should come back and give it a go.
Im sure somebody here, could look at my code and advise?
Anyway, thanks for the response. Will keep looking.
Shame really, I like the look of Silverstripe. The back end seems 'clearer' than the Joomla backend.
Regards Scorpio66
Community Member
604 Posts
Re: Pre Sales Questions
1 December 2009 at 10:03am
Sure people would look at your code and help point out particular problems you are having. What Banal means is that unless you're very lucky to have a member already do something similar, you aren't going to get people to supply you with code for addressing one generic problem. All of the help you get on these forums come from busy developers who are working just like you.
I will say that the SS community is not as active as other CMS communities I have been with. (Drupal, Joomla! and Modx). Silverstripe is relatively young in that department compared to these others. However that will only get better and I have noticed it has been recently.
My suggestion is to download, and install Silverstripe in WAMP or MAMP and go through all of the Tutorials here. When I first started learning, I printed all those off and worked through them over a weekend. It really is the only way for you to see if you would enjoy the Silverstripe way of doing things.
If you find that Silverstripe may fit your needs based on those, there is an official book. I have this and can say it's would be a great fast track for beginners.
So yes, there will be a lot of work for you to do there. Unfortunately you are going to have to go through a learning curve no matter which CMS system you decide on - and you will be learning PHP. None of these CMS systems are going enable you to piece this together without learning how to hook into their core functionality or paying someone to do it for you. You may get lucky in a few areas of your wish-list where plugins exist, but that list is so customized, you are going to have to learn to code.
I was using the only Ecommerce module available to Silverstripe (that I know of): http://www.silverstripe.org/ecommerce-module/
Best of luck mate
Re: Pre Sales Questions
1 December 2009 at 10:31am
Thanks Aaron.
Your suggestion of installing, tutorials and book is a worthy one.
Seems a good way to find out if I can hack it as well as Silverstripe!
My only problem, like everyone is time. I can only get 2-3 hours a day in as its not my job!
BUT, I picked up Joomla and Zencart pretty quickly through books, so this may help, (especially the php side)
Still going to have a peep at some other cms first, but I still think it will be down to ModX or SS.
I think you must like the look or feel of an application to remain interested when things aint going to plan!
I hope I can work with SS. Cant explain why, just like the look and 'feel' about it.
Thanks for your time and advice.
Cheers Scorpio66
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Re: Pre Sales Questions
17 March 2010 at 7:27am
This is a question for Double-A-Ron.
I am working on a membership only site and was wondering if I could purchase your membership module? I was playing around with customising the forum module as this uses profiles, etc. But think the e-commerce route makes a lot more sense as the client may want to allow payments at a later date.
Is it possible to contact you and come to some arrangement about purchasing this module?
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Screaming/Growling Styles
I don't know if this goes here or not, but does anyone have advice on screaming or growling good for metal? I had a growl so good one day my singer asked me to back him up with vocals, but the next day it became a belch. :D
If anyone has any advice, please post it. :beer:
it's all in the back of your throat, and you've got to put all you've got into it, or it'll sould like you're a pusy with no air.
You mean for growling? What about straight screaming? They're realy different. I'm goin for a mix between Lamb of God and The Black Dahlia Murder.
never heard them, but for growling, it's the back of the throat, for straight out screaming, you close off your throat and force air through it... it's difficult, and difficult to explain.....hope this helped
id like to know how to do it too. take air from the base of your lungs/diaphragm
move your lips to enunciate...kind of purse them for a gorguts style sound
I just heard on vh-1 that a lot of stars have given up milk products so they'll have clearer voices. So I'd say the opposite may be truefor growling . But make sure you don't hurt your vocal chords. Research first.
To scream properly you have to be a mother. I know. I'm a mother. I have lungs that go on forever.
Yes, milk products help. Especialy yoghurt, lots of it.
Also, you know how to clear your throut? Grunting is a bit like that "ach-uhm" in your the back of your throut. Try it, and you'll get what I mean.
DAMN! I didn't expect this much. My growl is back to how it was that one magical day, thanks to your advice. My scream sounds more like a yell (kinda like Every Time I Die but lower). This has all been great and i'm eternally thankful for this. :love: :beer:
for growling: i don't think you should use your throut as you can fuck up your vocal chords, and wont be able to maintain it later in life, you should do it from your diaphram. in reguards to the milk thing, i dont drink milk, but i can pull off a semi decent death voice
to scream, i find that i do that the same as growl, but with a closed throat
And now we own your soul......
Go do up my dishes and take out the trash.
Age I say is the only real answer. The older you get, the better it will be. I can yell/scream like a mother fucker, ALMOST(but not near) to Galder. I do have a loud projection, and my problem lies in the singing. I've lately been practicing my ass off teaching myself to sing some IE tunes:vampire:
There are two ways to growl - gutual and throaty. Throaty hurts your voice, and gutual is a lot lower pitched and doesn't hurt your voice. If you're female, I sugest gutual and if you're male I sugest throaty.
Angela Gussow's growling comes from her throat, very few women can do that.
definately, dont start worrying about it untill your voice is totally mature
...I say Do NOT use the throat. It doesn't even sound good. I just thought of good reason too, (yay me!) When you use the throat, you don't use as much air, and you get a softer toilet flush type sound:sickface:. You need to use the same mucsles you use for regular singing. Use a lot of air, and sing out, don't sing to your chest. But also don't growl towards the cieling cause that's extra work. Just keep your face straight forward.
Yep, position is everything. ;)
Does anyone know fleshgrind? i kan sing - uhh, growl- like him. or the same technique is employed in the Dying Fetus deep vocalist.
but i have lots of growls. id REALLY REALLY REALLY like to know how to scream, anyone? like the December guy in 'Umbilical'
i dont use the back of my throat at all. i kind of lossen my cheeks and reverberate a growl through that, pushing my tip of my tongue to inbetween the top canine and the one left of it [left top canine]. thats for my deep growl. it sounds like Cannibal Corpse but a little more distorted? its lower anyway.
but for fleshgrind / low dying fetus vox, i suck air in insteead of blowing out. just like breathing through your mouth.
breathe in and you put a little pressure on the windpipe, it makes a ... fucking wierd noise. push it lower and aply more pressuer, and yoy can master it to become fleshgrind.
Oh, and one of the mods should movw this to that VOCALIST FORUM *hint hint, nudge nudge*
is that going ahead or what
Oh, and for that milk thing said up above - thats for pussies. i used to do that and it just make your voice progressively worse.
just keep doing exactly what your'e doing. it gets better, believe me.
blow your nose too
i do.
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Squandered Political Capital and the Stench of Failure
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Not that they'd listen – they don't listen to anyone – but I'd counsel Republicans along the same lines as the Democrats when they came to power…keep the fist pumps, terrorist or otherwise, to a minimum. Refrain from the siren call to rub it in, lest you be treated to the swirly next election cycle.
Voters partially returned you to power, but don't mistake that for an overarching mandate. Their opinion of ALL politicians is only slightly higher than that beagle that shit on their new shoes and they'll tire of you just as quickly if you can't turn things around within a few months. That's highly unlikely and some polls already indicate voters believe there will be as little progress under the Griping Old Pootieheads as there has been under the Demojellies. I fear they are right.
Many voters went Republican not so much because they thought Reps were good, but because they don't like El Jefe and wanted to send a signal. As goes the President so goes Congress in midterm elections.
Walking on Water to Drowning In Water
No doubt, the O-Man has squandered a tremendous amount of political capital in his two years. CHANGE meant continuing or expanding far too many policies he railed against from the last administration. As for HOPE, he left too much of his base and moderates hoping he would get better – while he didn't. Had he seized the power of his huge win, he could've gotten much more done and he and Congressional Dems would stand a better chance of delivering the Hope and Change they touted. Instead, he let the power of NO run his agenda.
But, it's not like this hasn't happened before.
Bush the Lesser squeaked into the White House in an election decided by some moronic guy named Chad who couldn't operate a punch card without putting an eye out. Dub's first few months were lackluster at best, but then he got the best political gift a pol could ask for – a scruffy hermit with a penchant for bad home movies dispatched some nuts to cause massive mischief on the Hudson.
He, rightfully at the time, climbed up on a pile of rubble, loudspeaker in hand, and railed against the evil trying to defeat America. People rallied around him as they haven't done since WWII. In a week he went from just another run-of-the mill stumble bum to someone with more political capital than Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina could ever buy… combined.
Imagine What All That Capital Could Buy
With that amazing power, he could've done so many things to help this country. For example, and there were many others, he could've used it as a bloody pulpit to preach the dangers of foreign oil dependence. Instead, he encouraged domestic and foreign oil companies to poke more holes in the country than ever before at the expense of enforcing any regulation, no matter how trivial. Today we find ourselves not only more dependent, but watching oilagarchs rob the country blind.
He was still riding high at the beginning of term two, although the first rumblings against the most useless and poorly managed war in history were getting louder. By the time Katrina made his uselessness truly evident, the rumble became a shout and he went down in hot flames of embarrassment.
Everyone else's embarrassment, not his. And all that political capital he crowed about? He apparently banked with Washington Mutual.
Clinton managed to get a few things done in term one, but pissed it away lying about the world's most expensive BJ. An entire four years wasted, an incredible historical blot on him, and the final death of whatever shred of bipartisanship and civility was left in Washington.
Bush the Elder fared no better. He squandered the terrific political abundance delivered by Gulf War I by encouraging people to watch his lips as they said, "No new taxes". He then called every new tax a fee until it got to be such a charade he asked people to stop staring at his lips. Voters repaid him by saying, "Watch our lips. Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out."
He did manage to stay out of jail over that whole Iran/Contra thing though. No small feat that.
Failure is one of the few things that is truly bipartisan. Whether, like Obama, you negotiate like a fear-crazed 90-year old lady buying a used car at Mad Man Dapper Dan's Used Car Emporium or are so incompetent you choke on a pretzel, whether you can't keep your Johnson out of your intern's mouth or puke in the Japanese Prime Minister's lap, there are a million ways to fail. Failure is cumulative. Failure is contagious. In short, failure fails.
Unfortunately, I'd say odds are far more than even that we're well on the way to another failure.
And, it will no doubt be one huge MoFo.
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It's estimated that heart related issues claim the lives of hundreds of young athletes each year in the U.S.. These deaths are often sudden and undetected. But University Hospital joined forces with A.R. Johnson and Augusta Tech in an effort to reduce the risks of athletic youth here at home.
When you think of the South, it's hard not to think sports-- football, basketball, baseball. It's a tradition for many to be active at a young age. Health officials here at home are hoping to turn heart health into a tradition for young athletes and their families.
Dr. Mac Bowman with University Hospital explains, "we do baseline vital signs, checking of cholesterol, blood sugar, but also looking at electrocardiograms or heart tracing to access their heart rhythms. Then, an abbreviated echocardiogram."
Dr. Bowman and the University Health team volunteer to host screenings like this to pin-point health issues in student athletes in grades 6 through 12.
Dr. Bowman says that some of these screenings could cost more than $2,000, but thanks to the help of the University Health Care Foundation these student athletes can get those same screenings for free;
A costly factor for many athletes and parents in attendance.
Cybil Minter, a mother says, "it's free and it's a great opportunity to come in and see if they're heart healthy."
Minter is one of several parents who's heard the horrifying stories of healthy athletes dropping dead, and wanted her son Tyson to have a clean bill of health as geared up for play at Westside High. "It's very helpful to make sure that he's safe and the least thing I have to worry about is his heart and what's going on with his health,"she says.
But what do the athletes think?
David Thomas, a swimmer from Aquinas High School, says "I think all people should just come out here."
Tyson Minter, from Westside High School adds, "because I don't want to end up like some of them unfortunate deaths out there."
"I look to the future to see if I'm going to live a healthy life," offers Santos Pagan, a soccer player at Aquinas High School.
Dr. Bowman says that if your student athlete experiences unexplained shortness of breath, chest discomfort or spells of unconsciousness, they should get to a doctor because these could be warning signs of heart problems.
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5:00am Tuesday 4th February 2014 in News By Ross Logan, Chief Reporter
Kingston could be home to the likes of the All Blacks, Australia or South Africa when the Rugby World Cup comes to England next year.
A bid by Kingston Council to be home to one of the 20 nations competing in the tournament has been accepted by organisers and the borough has now been shortlisted as a potential team base.
It means that Kingston is an official option for teams challenging for the Webb Ellis Cup next September and October.
Should a team pick Kingston, the players and coaches will stay at the Holiday Inn on Portsmouth Road and train next door at the Nuffield Health Club, as well as at Kingston University and Kingston College.
Councillor Simon James, lead member for sport, said: "We are very excited at the possibility of being part of Rugby World Cup 2015.
"We have proved that we can successfully host major events like the London 2012 Olympics cycle races and we are very keen to be involved in another major sporting spectacle.
"The council has worked closely with its partners across Kingston to come up with a strong bid that could bring the rugby world to our doorstep."
All potential team bases must include indoor and outdoor training facilities, a gym, an indoor swimming pool and a hotel.
The facilities must meet international team training standards and be located in close proximity of one another. Match location has also been taken into account.
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Sirloin Stir-Fry Recipe
For a tasty main dish that's ready in minutes, Kim Shea of Wethersfield, Connecticut jazzes up leftovers with colorful fresh peppers and convenient canned tomatoes. The slightly sweet combination looks appealing over rice.
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) Italian stewed tomatoes
- 2 to 3 teaspoons dried basil
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt or 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3/4 pound cooked beef sirloin or round steak, cut into thin strips
- Hot cooked rice
- In a skillet or wok, stir-fry the onion, peppers and garlic in butter until vegetables are tender. Add the tomatoes, basil, sugar, garlic salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 5 minutes. Add steak; cover and simmer until heated through. Serve with rice. Yield: 4 servings.
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Recovery Board's Executive Director Discusses Continuing Efforts to Prevent Fraud and Abuse in Recovery Program
The following post was written by Michael Wood, the Executive Director of the Recovery Board
For nearly three years, the Recovery Board has focused on developing a program that will allow us to prevent fraud in the $840 billion stimulus program.
FastAlert, a new IT tool, is a case in point. It is designed to quickly identify irregularities in Recovery contracts, grants, and loans. Obviously, if we can pinpoint problems early on, valuable taxpayer dollars will be saved.
The system, not accessible to the public, is now being tested in pilot programs with a few federal agencies that distribute Recovery funds and Inspectors General responsible for preventing and detecting fraud, waste and abuse in the stimulus program.
At the heart of the system is FederalAccountability.gov, a password-protected website that the Board developed for use by federal IGs and agencies. This portal gives them access to the Board's Recovery Operations Center (ROC), a state-of-the-art facility staffed by analysts who use sophisticated software and databases to search for indicators of fraud and waste.
Once logged into FederalAccountability.gov, government users can request information on Recovery recipients or those seeking funds. Information contained in the request is run through the ROC databases. If there are problems, such as criminal records, bankruptcies or past contract problems with the government, ROC analysts forward an alert immediately to the requesting agency or IG.
The Board is not telling agencies what to do. When we issue an alert, we are throwing up a caution flag—take care, we are saying, before handing out that contract. Bottom line: FastAlert can be used throughout the lifecycle of an award and will reduce fraud and improper payments, saving taxpayers money.
It's our hope that, eventually, all agencies and IGs involved in federal spending programs will take advantage of our system. The best way to protect taxpayer dollars is to prevent them from ever being wasted or stolen. FastAlert is a big step toward reaching that goal.


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Mathieu Debuchy open to an England move..
Mathieu Debuchy, the best right-back in Ligue 1, is saying he might move to the Premier League this summer. Newcastle and Manchester United are the teams interested in him. Word is that he has already talked to Yohan Cabaye about how good Newcastle is. But he has a former teammate of his at Chelsea as well: Eden Hazard. And, we are looking for a right-back. He runs out of contract next summer, and in my opinion is a much better signing than Van Der Wiel. In fact, considering the dearth of competent full-backs in Europe right now, he might be the best option at right-back. What do you think?


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Hey guys. I have a question concerning the format of the knockout stage of the UEFA Champions League. I'm sure you all remember the Chelsea-Barcelona second leg game that ended with Fernando Torres being the hero and scoring a late goal to draw the match 2-2 and send Chelsea to the finals. But my question is this: was that goal even necessary? Let me explain...
According to Wikipedia (Not the best source, but the most convenient), the knockout stage of the CL is a two-legged format (not including the final), and is utilizes the away-goal rule, defined here by Wiki:
The tournament uses the away goals rule: if the aggregate score of the two games is tied, then the team who scored more goals at their opponent's stadium advances.[48]
Ok. So Chelsea won the first leg 1-0, giving them the advantage. Barca obviously did not score, meaning that they have to beat Chelsea by two goals or more. Things start off well enough in the second leg, 2-0 to FCB. Then Ramires scores, making it 2-1. At this point, the aggregate score is 2-2, but if the score doesn't change through the rest of the match, Chelsea will advance because they scored at Camp Nou, and Barca didn't score at Stamford Bridge. Then Fernando Torres decides to score. The announcers and Chelsea fans go wild, Torres is a hero, Chelsea are a great story, yada yada yada. But here's my case: The Torres goal wasn't necessary, right? Ramires had already scored the "go-ahead goal" as it were, all Torres did was put the icing on the cake, right? Help me out on this guys: did Torres save Chelsea (I'm crazy) or is the dramatic emphasis on the wrong moment (I'm not crazy, Ramires doesn't get enough credit)?


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---- — PLATTSBURGH — Clifford L. Fisher was born on Jan. 17, 1927, and passed away peacefully on Mar. 17, 2013, after a life well-lived.
Even in his last moments, his thoughts never strayed from his true love, his best friend and lifelong companion, his wife of 63 years Ethel Lansing Fisher, who survives him. He is also survived by his sisters, Jean (Rod Eaves) of Ottawa, and Barbara of Winnipeg. Pops also leaves his four sons, Ken (Liz Craven), Doug (ex Andree Giroux), Andy (Micheline Houle), and Bill (Nancy Hoyland); three granddaughters, Carly, Kristin, and Kassandra; and six grandsons, Connor, Ian, David, Charles, Kevin, and Alex.
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HENRY J. FORD, JR. received his Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, from Hampton University in Hampton, Virginia in 1999. He then obtained his Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law, as well as his Master of Public Administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship, in 2002.
Since 2008, Mr. Ford has been an associate at the Chicago-based law firm of Albert, Whitehead, P.C., which is a full service, minority owned law firm. His practice focuses on the areas of general commercial litigation, consumer law, and municipal law.
From 2004-2008, Mr. Ford was an Assistant Attorney General in the Office of the Illinois Attorney General's Consumer Fraud Bureau. In that position he last served as a supervising attorney in the Bureau's mortgage fraud team. In addition, Mr. Ford worked as a staff attorney at the law and policy firm, Business and Professional People for the Public Interest (BPI) in Chicago, which works to create solutions to the Chicago region's most compelling social justice challenges. At BPI, he worked on civil rights and fair housing issues and also worked with the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) while representing public housing families during housing redevelopment.
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
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NORCROSS -- A Lawrenceville mother allegedly failed to maintain her lane and was believed to be driving drunk on Saturday night with six children in the car.
Rachel Rosario, 31, was reported to a Gwinnett County Police DUI Task Force member after she was pulled over at about 11:30 p.m. on Saturday at Beaver Ruin Road and Phil Niekro Parkway in Norcross. The six children in the 2003 Cadillac Escalade ranged in age from 5 to 12-years-old.
At the central precinct, police took a blood sample from Rosario after she refused the state breath test, according to a Gwinnett police incident report.
Rosario was booked into the Gwinnett jail on Saturday on six charges DUI-child endangerment, DUI, improper or erratic lane change and failure to have license on person. She was released on Monday, according to jail records.
Rosario's husband picked up the Escalade and the children at the scene.
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Haughton 1 year, 3 months ago
I posted about this earlier in the day, see link below. Gwinnett's future:
kevin 1 year, 3 months ago
Driving while drinking and others in the same car isn't anything new in Georgia? Why a story of one incident?
sst 1 year, 3 months ago
It has a lot to do with having 6 children, all 12 and under in the car while driving drunk. How many seats with belts does an Escolade have? My guess is the children were not only subject to her dangerous driving, but if she had been in a wreck, would they have been properly restrained and saved from death or critical injury?
Haughton 1 year, 3 months ago
Ms. Rosario was jailed on 7 total DUI charges. One DUI on operating a vehicle while impared, and 6 counts of DUI - Child Endangerment. The 6 children were aged from 5 to 12 years old.
The eyewitness accounts of her impairment indicate she is lucky to not have killed anyone. It was all over other metro media outlets before the GDP decided to report on it.


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Motel 6 New Orleans - Slidell is located off I-10 about 2 miles outside of Slidell. Nearby you will find shopping, dining, and museums. WiFi available in all guest rooms for $2.99 per 24 hours or enjoy our outdoor pool open from May - October.
Local Business / Attractions
Ochsner Medical Center:
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Slidell Cultural Center:
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Slidell Museum:
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French Quarter:
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Some residents in Henrico are fighting back after criminals overran their neighborhood, but robberies and larcenies remain one of their biggest concerns.
"We were having trouble with drugs, break-ins, people being threatened walking at night," said Elon "Buddy" Moyer. He is the crime watch leader for the Springdale neighborhood in Fairfield.
Of the violent crimes - which include rape, murder, robberies and aggravated assaults - Henrico Police say robberies outpace the rest with 230 last year.
Tuckahoe had the lowest, with just 14. Three Chopt had 19. It starts to increase dramatically as you head east.
Brookland had 45 - it's the only district that actually saw robbery numbers go up. Varina had 65. Fairfield had the highest at 87.
Community officer Jermaine Alley patrols that area. He says concerns about robberies are one of the hottest topics when he talks to people living in his patrol area.
Police say Mechanicsville Turnpike and the surrounding area is a hot spot for robbers, many of the crimes happening at night.
In Moyer's neighborhood, they're seeing a decrease in crime, but an increase in calls for suspicious situations. Police say that's not necessarily a bad thing. The reason: more calls mean more officers on patrol.
Moyer says doing nothing is not an option, and criminals need to hear the voice of the community: "Stay out of our neighborhood, go somewhere else!"
Tough talk isn't enough though, says Moyer, so he took action - including developing a relationship with Officer Alley. Getting the rest of the neighborhood on board wasn't easy, at first.
"There were a few hurdles," he said. "We had folks who didn't accept the police."
Now, things have changed. There are at least 300 members that belong to Springdale's Neighborhood Crime Watch program. According to Moyer, crime has gone down dramatically.
"I would say it's 75% good now," he said.
Officers say this neighborhood is a great example of how a community can make a big change.
Moyer says it's the little things - like signs - that can make a big change.
"This sign is telling you somebody is watching you all the time, so don't come in our neighborhood, stay out," he said.
Henrico Police say the robbery numbers are the lowest they've been in years.
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Caribbean Sunset Pointe Caribe House #5 in Placencia
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Sunset Pointe
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,300 - $ 2,100 / week
$ 2,900 - $ 5,000 / month
vacation rental description
You have to see it to believe it! Breathtaking views in every direction with the Caribbean and the Lagoon just steps away. Wake each morning to views of the Maya Mountains from your master
bedroom and front porch. The view from the second bedroom? The Caribbean. Catch the incredible sunsets from the Widow's Peak or dock. Sun rise is pretty amazing too! Sunset Pointe rests at the southernmost tip of the Placencia Peninsula affording privacy and the best scenery around. Just 5 minutes to the village for restaurants, bars, grocery and Sidewalk shopping!
Unit #5 is a downstairs 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit in the middle building with excellent views and 1674 sq ft. There are 3 buildings with only 4 units each and no shared walls. Every room in the unit has french doors opening to an outside porch with awesome views of the Carribean, Lagoon and Mayan Mountains. The bathrooms are tile with hand-painted Mexican sinks and the master bath has a garden tub. Photo Gallery at PlacenciaBelizeSunsetPointe5.shutterfly. com
The unit is fully air-conditioned and has ceiling fans in each room. The kitchen is fully equipped with stove, refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven, blender and coffee maker. Cookware, dishes and untensils provided. Full size wsher and dryer are also located in the unit. Linens provided.
40" TV with cable and CD/MP3/Radio in living room. Custom made mahogany, teak and bamboo furniture throughout. Queen bed in master, queen and adult sized bunk beds in 2nd bedroom.
We are a few miles from the Placencia Airstrip - Maya Island and Tropic Island Air fly multiple flights daily from Belize City. Driving from Belize City is also an option. (3-4 hour)
If interested,contact us for more information, the website address and more photos! Facebook. com/CaribeHouse5
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Last modified on 08-5-2014 at 12:05 PM.
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condo rental amenities
Each builing has a widows walk with observation deck on the top with full spectacular views in every direction! The village of Placencia is a 5-10 minute walk, or an even a shorter bike ride (2 bikes provided with rental). The village offers great restaurants, small shops and beach bars. Spa services are also offered in the village, and can be arranged to come to the condo.
Sunset Pointe has its own pool and jacuzzi. There is a full time caretaker on site. A favorite is the pier on the Carribean side where you can relax, enjoy company, read or have a drink under the palapa!
activities and attractions in Placencia Belize
Belize offers many adventures and experiences for everyone!
Around the Placencia area:
- 16 miles from the second largest barrier reef in the world!
- Snorkle surrounding keys or Scuba Dive the reef!
- Charter catamarans for day or multi-day trips
- Enjoy a Monkey River Trip and see howler monkeys, iguana, boas, countless species of birds,
crocodiles and more!
- Incredible Zip Lining --- Day or NIGHT!
- Deep Sea fishing, Fly-fishing, or just dock fishing (all with wonderful results!)
- See and swim with the migrating Whale Sharks every year between March and June. Placencia is one of the best locations along the Belizean coast to view these giants.
- Chance to see a pod of dolphins or manatees
- Attend the local annual Placencia Lobsterfest every June
A short distance from Placencia:
- Hiking and River Tubing
- Horseback riding in the Mayan Mountains
- Various spots to hike to waterfalls and caves
- Canopy Zip Lining through the jungle
- The Belize Zoo
- Numerous Mayan ruins, the closest being Lubaantun and Nim Li Punit
We can refer you to excellent local guides, or you can easily find guides in the village.
vacation rental rates
Rates from $195 - $325 per night, 4 night minimum, seasonal
Plus 9% Belize Hotel Tax (no other fees!)
50% deposit at booking, pay in full 30 days prior to arrival - terms in written agreement
cash, wire, cleared check or paypal
Laura C 352-636-3095
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Placencia
- Beach
- Restaurants and bars
- Visit "The Sidewalk"
- Visit a spa
- Relax!
Top things to do on a budget
- Lounge at pool or on the pier
- Bicycle up the peninsula and around town
- Explore Mayan Ruins nearby
- Fish on the dock
- Many affordable tours
Top things to do with a family
- Monkey River and Howler Monkeys!
- Horseback in the Mayan Mountains
- Snorkel and Fish - live you wouldn't believe!
- Cave Tubing
- NEW Zip Lining close by! Day or NIGHT!
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To all the folks that use ATIS
There is a problem with one (or more) of the root servers in the DNS system
that is creating some problems that is affecting ATIS. One of the root
servers is continuing to cache old information and is not reporting "glue"
records and still has my OLD secondary name server in its cache. This
information was changed Friday so I am not sure why this is still happening
since the TTL for this information was only 3 days. Unfortunately, no one
at ISC (Keepers of BIND) can explain it nor is there a remedy. All I have
gotten from them is something like:
I am very confused...This output for ATIS leads me to believe that there
are missing glue records
at the parent. But when I issue successive "dig" commands, I find the
glue. I have been seeing this for a few weeks though.
Not comforting words from experts. In a nutshell what is happening is most
servers return the correct information (B.GTLD-SERVERS for instance) but
some of them (I haven't tested all of them) return the IP address of my old
secondary nameserver. Specifically G.GTLD-SERVERS.net is a big culprit.
Anyways, there is nothing I can do about it. If your ISP happens to get
G.GTLD-SERVERS or one of the others with an outdated cache when your ISP's
name servers reissues a query for ATIS, you will not be able to access ATIS
for about 1 day. Sorry about this, but there is nothing I can do.
Eventually all of these servers have to have the DNS information reloaded
so I feel comfortable this inconvienence will not last too many more days.
For more information on DNS and to test and prove what I am saying, visit:
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/dnstime.c ... net&type=A
Just keep hitting refresh until G.GTLD-SERVERS.net reports
ns2-auth.sprintlink.net instead of heavyiron.atis.net or one of my
secondaries at biz.rr.com ns2-auth.sprintlink.net is one of three old
secondaries I use to have and ns2-auth had old information cached.
Sorry for any inconvienence but this should be resolved with a day or two
on its own I would expect,
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Former DuPage Credit Union Employee Faces Theft Charges
Wheaton: A 23-year-old Elgin woman faced felony theft and fraud charges after prosecutors accused her of stealing more than $500 from the DuPage County Employees Credit Union. Hermila Garcia, an employee at the financial institution, took the money in July after falsifying documents that said she transferred the money from her drawer to the vault. She was indicted last month of two counts each of theft, financial institution fraud and misappropriation of financial institution of property. She returns to court on Nov. 16.
- Former Employee of DuPage Employee Credit Union Faces Theft Charges
Man Denies Charges in Gas Station Holdup
Elmhurst: A 24-year-old Chicago man has denied charges he held up a gas station. Mario Williams, who is on parole for retail theft, remains in DuPage County Jail on $300,000 bail charged with armed robbery and aggravated robbery. Police previously said Williams used a semi-automatic handgun while demanding cash from an employee of the Shell Station in the 900 block of North York Road. Williams was captured after he tried to flee by taking a taxi out of the area. Williams was arraigned during an Oct. 15 hearing, court records show. He returns to court in November.
- Police Capture Armed Robbery Suspect After Search in North Elmhurst Wednesday
- Man Robs Shell Station Clerk at Gunpoint Thursday
Man Charged With Stabbing Mother Deemed Fit to Stand Trial
Naperville: A Naperville man accused of stabbing his mother in 2011 after she offered to make him a sandwich has been deemed fit to stand trial again. Alexander Georg, who is being held in DuPage County Jail without bond, faces attempted murder and multiple aggravated battery charges, but was ruled unfit to stand trial in December. During an Oct. 11 hearing, attorneys and the judge learned that Georg's treatment while in custody of the Illinois Department of Human Services had restored him to a level that allows him to understand and participate in his defense. Georg is scheduled for an Oct. 24 hearing.
- Naperville Man Deemed Unfit for Trial
- Naperville Man Pleads Not Guilty in Attempted Murder Case
- Naperville Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Domestic Dispute
Massage Business Settles Suit of Improper Touching
Geneva: Heavenly Massage has settled its part of a lawsuit filed by a woman who accused a former masseuse at the Geneva location of improperly touching her, according to court records. Heavenly Massage recently agreed to pay $22,500 to Kristi Schwochow in connection to her 2010 suit, while the case remains ongoing against the massage therapist, Michael Tovrea, records state. Schowchow alleges Tovrea exposed himself and touched her in an uncomfortable manner during a 2008 visit to Heavenly Massage's site in Geneva. Tovrea pleaded guilty to aggravated battery in a criminal case tied to the incident. In the lawsuit, Schwochow also charged that Heavenly Massage failed to properly screen male massage therapists, according to the suit filed nearly two years ago.
- Geneva Massage Business Settles Lawsuit Filed by Woman Who Was Improperly Touched
- Woman Sues Convicted Former Geneva Massage Therapist Over 'Assault'