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The Olde Barn Hotel take their responsibility as a goods, service and facilities provider seriously and have taken steps to ensure compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act 1995, and the rights of access up to and including October 2004.
The 1995 Act defines a disabled person as someone with "a physical or mental impairment, which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on his/her ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities". As from October 2004, where a physical feature makes it impossible or unreasonably difficult for disabled customers to make use of a service offered to the public, service providers will have to take measures, where reasonable.
The Olde Barn Hotel is constantly striving to exceed customers' expectations in terms of the general hotel experience, whether or not they are able bodied or have disabilities - taking the DDA directive of an inclusive approach. This policy of exceeding customers' expectations is also extended to the Disability Act 1995.
Parts of the hotel building date back to the early 1800's and although the building is not listed there are some factors relating to it where there is an ongoing challenge in complying with the act. However, where there are no restraints we have been able to make significant improvements to the property. Phase 3 of our building programme which was completed in March 2007 was designed to exceed DDA compliance with lift access to all floors within the property. Our rule of thumb for accessibility has been the "push chair with a baby" test and we have identified areas where this is clearly not possible without the assistance of staff. Of our 11 meeting rooms the Marston and Hougham suite have limited access as they are built in the hay loft of the Barn conversion. Unfortunately they do not have sufficient space to install a ramp and the access to these rooms is via three small steps. These rooms are the only meeting rooms where staff assist may be required if clients book these rooms. Generally though, we allocate ground floor conference suites and meeting rooms to groups with delegates who have disability impairment. Our disabled bedrooms are on the ground floor as are our two main conference suites. Our recently adapted disabled bedrooms have been designed with strobe lights, audible fire alarms, emergency bedside and bathroom pull chord and "wheelchair drive in" showers.
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It is our duty to ensure our staff, are aware of the Disability Discrimination Act and our responsibilities as a provider and their duty as an employee. We have implemented a continual assessment programme, taking into account the changing roles and duties of employees. To this aim we have an ongoing training programme with our employees so that they can meet the many challenges that our disabled customers have to face and ensure that their experience in the hotel exceeds their expectations at all levels. This process of staff training is continuous and on going to meet our own drive to improves our standards.
We aim to inform our guests of facilities that are in place through our brochure and this web site as well as detailing physical barriers. We will continue to produce written materials to a minimum of font size 12 and take into account all aspects of the RNIB guidelines including colour contrast and font. Staff will assist guests by reading material produced by the Olde Barn Hotel for guests unable to read. We also have a portable hearing loop available for use by our hearing impaired guests.
We have an on going and continuous improvement programme and as and when we improve the property we will ensure that consideration is always given to our disabled guests. With the completion of our new 50 bedrooms we have installed a passenger lift, giving full access to the hotel at all levels. Inevitably with an old building some areas will be less accessible in the short term and we have prioritised our financial resources to make changes to the hotel that will achieve the best benefit for a whole range of disabilities.
We aim to make this web site as accessible to everyone as possible, no matter what browser you choose to use, and whether or not you have any disabilities.
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Through customer satisfaction survey's, DDA audits and input from our management team at Thursday surgeries we believe that we are able to meet and improve our services to disabled guests. However, should you have any concerns or wish to report any failings we would ask you to contact Patrick Hunt, our Managing Director by telephoning 01400 250909 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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As your new principal, I want you to know how much I am looking forward to supporting such a strong staff and such active and engaged families.
Thanks to the many families and staff members who came by during my office hours July 22. Everyone was so kind and I left feeling truly excited about our year ahead.
At my former school, Beach K-8, I worked hard on partnerships that served our school and am looking forward to maintaining the strong partnerships at Rieke from the Lewis & Clark student teachers' program to the Wilson High School teachers' assistants to the work of PTA-supported Science Enrichment Coordinator Jamie Repasky and the Food Pantry/Back-Pack Program.
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A fajita cook-off in Wolfforth this Saturday is planned to help the family of Sarah Perez. The 28 year old mother of two is fighting uterine cancer. It's a diagnosis, which came while she was pregnant with her 10 month old son. The "Sarah Fest and Fajita Cook-Off" will be at Gecko Graphics and Teez on HWY 62 in Wolfforth starting at 2:00. That's 10 dollars a plate with live music, and an auction in the evening. Donations to Sarah Perez can also be made at any Wells Fargo Branch.
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Searching for Christmas, and the Missing Layoff Stories
This is the sixth year I have looked into how the media treats these two topics: The use of "Christmas shopping season" vs. "holiday shopping season," and the frequency of Christmas and holiday layoff references.
I have done three sets of simple Google News searches each year -- the first in late November, followed by identical searches roughly two and four weeks later.
A graphic containing key results from the past five years is here.
The results of this year's first set of searches, done at roughly 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, largely reinforce the trends noted last year:
The red boxes demonstrate that, although there has been a bit of a recovery this year, the relative frequency of references to the phrase "Christmas shopping season" vs. "holiday shopping season" is still down a little more than half in the past five years. That the establishment press has become congenitally reluctant to use the word "Christmas" when referring to the upcoming weeks of commerce where the vast majority of the American people will buy gifts for each other, their loved ones, and the less fortunate, and then unwrap them on December 25 or possibly on the previous evening, is basically beyond dispute.
The total number of shopping-related results -- down by roughly one-third from last year from 8,703 to 5,854 -- seems to indirectly confirm anecdotal observations I've heard from many and seen for myself that there isn't nearly as much emphasis (yet) on the Christmas shopping season as there has been in previous years. One trend influencing this which has mostly flown under the radar is that stores have been delaying their Christmas season hires until the last possible minute. If the person trying to help you in the coming week seems to have no idea of what they're doing, you'll know why.
The results of the layoff-related searches are more interesting in how they compare in absolute numbers to previous years. Yes, it's important to note that Christmas about five times as likely to be mentioned in a story containing the word "layoffs" (36.4% divided by 7.4% is 4.92). mentioned. But it's the fact the total number of layoff references is so low that is stunning. They're down almost 95% from 2008, which was of course an awful year; but is this year only 5% as bad? I don't think so.
Cross-posted at BizzyBlog.com.
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I think
Submitted by Ron_servative on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 7:23pm.
it must burn the tips of their fingers to type Christ
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Are these numbers taking into
Submitted by Guttermouth's Return on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 7:24pm.
Are these numbers taking into account the temporary holiday positions created each season? I suspect that could have to do with the questionable numbers in you last paragraph.
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Stll sharing that rollout with Stupid?
Submitted by The Vet on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 12:41am.
The entire graph was about google news searches not Labor Department data.
charlesandandy is done with the stick. Looks like it is your turn.
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Submitted by Jnoble on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 7:37pm.
..every year without fail during the Bush era, even when the economy was humming circa 2004-07, the Christmas shopping season coverage from the MSM would be from the "money is sooo tight this year, people are cutting back their spending, stores are predicting a bad month, are we in a recession?" angle. (insert giant red arrow graphic pointing down over stock footage of people in mall and cash registers opening and closing and uninformative "man on the street" interviews: "Yes, we're cutting back this year because of the price of gas blah blah blah"
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Christmas parties
Submitted by jon_torlin on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 7:42pm.
I had a friend tell me that for the first time in the 20 years that he's worked at his job, they are calling it a Holiday party instead of a Christmas party like they had in all the years he was there. He said the management was trying to make it a blanket term for everyone, including Hannukah and Kwanza. Someone forgot to tell the management that Kwanza is a fake holiday and that no one's ever complained about it being called a Christmas party before.
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i disagree; kwanza is not a
Submitted by charlesandy on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 9:16pm.
i disagree; kwanza is not a fake holiday.
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Submitted by matthewdean on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 9:51pm.
may not be fake, but it is as representative of a true holiday as the Congressional Black Caucus, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Louis Farrakhan, and Jeremiah Wright are representative of the success of racial harmony.
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Kwanzaa is not
Submitted by charlesandy on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 11:10pm.
Kwanzaa is not fake.
I didn't say anything about those people.
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Submitted by Agnostic on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 11:26pm.
Kwanzaa may be real but what is real about it is in dispute. I would hope that neither of these sources would be considered too conservative.
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Nope, thanks. I have no
Submitted by charlesandy on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 11:32pm.
Nope, thanks. I have no interest in reading your links about kwanzaa, nor debating details or specifics of the celebration. Someone on the thread claimed that kwanzaa was a fake holiday.
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Submitted by matthewdean on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 11:43pm.
You have no interest in reading links or debating details or specifics, but you have no problem belittling another posters post because you apparently felt it did not live up to your definition of what high-level discourse consists of.
Liberal, eh?
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Looks like you have no interest in filling out the subject line.
Submitted by The Vet on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 12:36am.
What is it about liberal trolls and the stick up their butts that they all seem allergic to the subject line?
Do you all share the same stick? Ain't that how diseases are spread?
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You'd better stay away from any debate courses, comrade troll...
Submitted by Dave. on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 12:45am.
...lest your class stray from your current wussified state of Taxxachusetts and you get your head handed to you in a real debate.
You're going to make a model useful idiot (maybe even poster child) for the freedom-hating tyrannical left someday, as you are clearly too stoopid to survive in a free society.
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Umm, your own damn link proves its fake
Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 1:25am.
Unless you believe I can also make up a holiday out of the blue, post in on Wiki, and BEHOLD, a holiday is born.
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Yes, it is fake
Submitted by ckc1227 on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 2:18am.
And nothing Wikipedia says can change that.
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Kwanzaa is a fake holiday.
Submitted by The Vet on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 1:18am.
Kwanzaa is counterfeit holiday.
Kwanzaa is completely made up.
Wait. Did charlesandandy get the stick back from Dead Zippers yet?
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A "Holiday" party?
Submitted by needle on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 12:18am.
Uhhh, and just what "Holiday" would that be? Oh, you mean Christmas. Well , why didn't you say so in the first place?
PS: By the way, "holiday" derives from "Holy Day."
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The backlash is growing...the
Submitted by gopsteve on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 8:24pm.
The backlash is growing...the public outcry over the PC minded people in charge will come.
Kind of off / on topic...I remember during any GOP administration...the MSM was always like "the American people are really looking for a deal this Holiday (Christmas) season."
So when aren't the American people looking for a shopping deal?
I guess when Carter or Clinton or Obama was / is in the WH, PERSONAL spending was / is not a concern?!
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I don't know about you guys
Submitted by Rusty Shackleford on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 8:28pm.
I don't know about you guys but I am so excited for Holiday Day! I am going to put up Holiday Day lights and a Holiday Day tree and wait for Santa to bring me Holiday gifts! Horray Holiday!
Chris Matthews: The Joy Behar of MSNBC.
Bill Maher: The Joy Behar of HBO.
Paul Krugman: The Joy Behar of The New York Times.
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Holiday Tree
Submitted by rwnewsnut on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 12:07am.
Of all the hypocrisy, 'Holiday tree' takes the cake. For what other reason other than Christmas would anyone put up an evergreen tree in their home? If there is no other reason, then there is no reason to call it a 'Holiday Tree'. It is only to dilute Christmas further.
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Christmas Hypocrites
Submitted by rwnewsnut on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 11:11pm.
I have noticed the same use of 'Christmas' when the story has a negative aspect. I enjoy reading the stories which provide the sales forecasts. During the Bush years, it was sales were as large as last year or they would predict decreases. When the sales numbers would be released, it was always with a 'but'; but the percent wasn't as big as expected, but sales weren't robust, but....
One Christmas it will happen. People who celebrate Christmas will finally say no more. No more materialism. Believers will get back to what Christmas is supposed to be. Possibly only exchanging small tokens of the season. Celebrating the season by being with family and friends. That is when all the stores (who no longer want to provide cards that say "Merry Christmas", who no longer sell "Christmas Trees", etc) will cry their eyes out. Boo hoo they'll cry. Why oh why is no one shopping? They worked to dilute the Christmas season. It would serve them right.
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From what the media doesn't
Submitted by Chris Norman on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 11:17pm.
From what the media doesn't say these days, you'd think we were doing a lot better.
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There Never Was A "War On Christmas", And There Never Will Be...
Submitted by TheReal7Sticks on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 12:44am.
I get sick and tired of this old myth about a so-called, quote-on-quote "War on Christmas". If such an occurrence ever existed, why didn't we have bloodied-up bodies on the streets where creches are set up, or Christmas trees lit ablaze and broken windows like Kristallnacht? Sorry, but everywhere I go, I hear or read the words Merry Christmas when I go out and do some shopping. If someone says to me "Happy Holidays", I simply say "Merry Christmas." And by the way, I'm a secular Jew, if that blows your mind. So maybe you need to get a grip and grow a thicker skin about it.
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Really, dumbass?
Submitted by Dave. on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 12:49am.
Be sure and tell us all about it.
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So, your anecdotal
Submitted by Chris Norman on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 1:41am.
So, your anecdotal experiences completely negate every news story regarding the ongoing efforts to sanitize "Christmas" to the point of mostly removing it from public mention? Would you really have us believe that a "war" must literally involve guns, bombs, and dead bodies to be real? If so, then the "War on Poverty" must have not occurred as it didn't involve the strafing of upper class neighborhoods. Who are you - "Mr. Literal"?
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Don't Bother
Submitted by sentry_99 on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 2:16am.
Sticks is a hit and run troll. Stops by, posts and never returns to defend.
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why didn't we have bloodied-up bodies on the streets
Submitted by ckc1227 on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 2:24am.
"why didn't we have bloodied-up bodies on the streets"
Example number 1001 proving 7 IQ is a moron.
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"And by the way,
Submitted by SickofLibs on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 10:10am.
I'm a secular Jew."
Yeah, we know. You've only told us about 500 times.
But you go right ahead and keep thinking that gives you a special pass to bash all things Christian.
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throwing it around
Submitted by jon_torlin on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 10:35am.
You know, I used to have a part time worker who was Jewish. He fit the stereotype so bad that he fit the character that was created on South Park called Kyle, cousin of the Brofloskis.
This guy pissed all of us off. It wasn't till one of my other part time workers says she was Jewish and she hated that other guy's guts because he was such a stereotype.(his response to her was that she was a self-hating Jew, which in reality, she wasnt') The guy did the same thing, bash all things Christian till the Jewish girl ripped him a new one, and she enjoys the Christmas holiday too.
How bad was this guy? He would "hear" words from people like for example, I said the word "kite" because during one of our off moments, we were playing an online word scramble game...well, gee, guess what he "heard," which rhymes with dike? Pissed me off, I tell you! Finally I just got fed up and told him that he created an unpleasant working environment(which was the reason I fired him). He tried to say it was because he was Jewish and I said "this girl's Jewish, she didn't create the unpleasantness! Everyone's unhappy so I have to do what's best and let you go!" I'd rather fire one person who was a pain in the ass than lose good workers because of a pain in the ass. I didn't like doing that, but I had to do what's best for the work place.
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Christmas Layoffs
Submitted by papadon on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 11:12am.
You will find these stories filed in the same place as stories about "job maket for new grads."
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Item: Avalanche Hazard Investigations, Ordinances, and Zoning, Salt Lake County, Utah
Title: Avalanche Hazard Investigations, Ordinances, and Zoning, Salt Lake County, Utah
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 2004 International Snow Science Workshop, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
- David A. Scroggin [ Jack Johnson Company ]
- L. Darlene Batatian [ Salt Lake County Geologist ]
Date: 2004
Abstract: This presentation will discuss the development of an Avalanche Hazard Ordinance for Salt Lake County, Utah. The ordinance was enacted after recognition that urban development of high-end, hillside residential homes was encroaching into range-front avalanche hazard zones. The new ordinance was drafted by the County Geologist and an avalanche consultant by researching current requirements of other jurisdictions, identifying the standard of practice for avalanche investigations and design, and developing an Avalanche Special Study Area Map. The ordinance was adopted in 2002 as part of a major revision to the Geologic Hazards Ordinance (Chapter 19.75 of the Code of Ordinances) and avalanche hazard analysis is now considered during land use permitting in hillside development zones. The avalanche ordinance provides requirements for avalanche analysis, mitigation, and design.
Language of Article: English
Presenters: Unknown
Keywords: zoning, ordinance, slope analysis, hillside development, hazards, government approvals
Subjects: avalanche hazard avalanche starting zones avalanche mitigation
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Setback and Boiler (Outdoor) Reset (12 Posts)
Al Corelli January 15, 2007 @ 8:25 PM
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Sleeping TempsI too, enjoy colder sleeping temps. What I did, eas put the bedrooms on their own zone that runs a lower temp all the time. Nobody is in them during the day anyway, so they stay at the lower temp. I gave up setback for reset some time ago. Never looked back. To Learn More About This Professional, Click Here to Visit Their Ad in "Find A Professional"Al Corelli, NY
pennron January 15, 2007 @ 4:55 PM
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Setback and Boiler (Outdoor) ResetOn Dec. 20th '06 I had a Taco 702, 2 stage, outdoor reset installed on my oversized Burnham Revolution Boiler. My question has to do with settings and if I should use setback on my stats. The home is a 2400 sq. ft ranch with slant fin multipak 80 high output fin baseboard. I also have 2 zones and a 3rd zone is an indirect DHW with priority. I have fiddled with the settings of the Taco and I'm trying to get the most efficient settings for my environment. I live in Easton, PA. Burnham has told me I can go as low as 80 on the boiler min. setting because the Rev. can handle 55 return temps. Others have said that is too low for convection baseboard to be efficient. I have fiddled with the design temp anywhere from 0 to 9 degrees and the min boiler temp from 80 to 115. I have the boiler design at 180. I really see no difference in all the settings because I'm sure it has to be set at a certain setting over a long period of time. I do note that if I have the outdoor design set to 0 and the boiler min set to 80 then it takes a real long time to get the house up to temp. now its possible this might be the most efficient setting and to use hardly any setback. that remains open to conjecture. So that is one issue. The other issue is: should I be using setback in conjunction with other settings? I have the overnight set to 66 the day at 68 and the evening at 71. Is this more efficient than just keeping it at a steady temp or using less of a setback? If anyone can help with the Taco settings in my environment and the setback question I'd be much obliged.
Brad White January 15, 2007 @ 5:30 PM
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Generally speaking with any systemoutdoor reset will prolong recovery times greatly. Sort of like putting a brick under your accellerator. This is most noticeable in milder weather when you may normally take an hour to recover six degrees it may take three hours. The way around it is to have a "boost" mode whereby the OD Reset target is ignored in favor of quick recovery. Once recovery target is reached, the OD Reset resumes to maintain those temperatures. It takes less effort to hold an altitude than to climb there, I guess I would say.
Dan January 16, 2007 @ 11:23 AM
Contact this userGood analagy Brad, but every good pilot knows about the "backside of the power curve"; there are plenty of situations where it actually takes high thrust to maintain altitude, such as high drag configurations, e.g., when flaps and gear deployed in the landing configuration, while flying the pattern or on final approach. Not to get off the topic though.
Uni R January 16, 2007 @ 12:05 PM
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No no no...Think rate of climb... ODR limits the rate of climb. The envelope just means that for any given power setting and configuration of flaps, gear etc. there are typically two speeds - one clean and one dirty depending on the wing's angle of attack. Boost let's you steepen the climb to get back up to altitude/ temp but it can bring the boiler return temps out of condensing temperatures.
pennron January 16, 2007 @ 2:17 PM
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Taco 702 settingThank you for your input re: the setback question. I started using a 2 degree setback and I'm charting my gas usage daily with very minimal settings programmed in the ODR. We keep the house at 71 in the evening and I just can't in all good conscious keep it 71 overnight. so we started using 69 overnight and all day. Does anyone have any answers about the taco 702 settings? On the blind I have the outside des. at 0, the boiler min at 80 and the boil des. at 175. The house is nice and warm but I'm still trying to get my gas usage down. This cold snap may tell much on that issue. With the new ODR I have a catch 22 situation. My master bath before ODR only had a kickspace heater. This room has a 15' vault and was always too chilly for showering etc. So I installed 8' of additional baseboard in addtion to the kickspace heater and put it on a separate zone. Before the ODR install we would close that door overnight with stat set at 60 so it would not go on (it can get as cold as 63) and then have the stat bring it up to 73 at 7am. However with the ODR set at such low water temps I would have to set the stat to reach setpoint at 5am so that at 7am she's at 73. Do you think I should start keeping the heat on in that bath say at 70 all the time (only overnight?) and then program the stat to 73 so the room is always warm, even when not in use? I guess if that answer is yes then i should still keep the door closed. If open it connects to my master bedroom which is typically set to 69/70 on its separate zone.
kevin coppinger January 15, 2007 @ 5:49 PM
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set your t-stat...to 68-70 and leave it alone...don't set it back at night or when you are not home...you will not be happy w/ the results...kpc To Learn More About This Professional, Click Here to Visit Their Ad in "Find A Professional"
ALH January 15, 2007 @ 6:03 PM
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agreedI agree with the three very knowlegable, experienced responses above. The best plan for the average home is to set your reset curve as low as possible to maintain, and skip setback completely. The savings from setback would be very marginal if not negligible in relation to the savings and comfort from outdoor reset. Mark Eatherton showed this in a recent thread.
David107 January 15, 2007 @ 7:02 PM
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shame that expensive controls have no boostFor those that seek the comfort --not the savings-- of a good 5-7 degree setback at night for sleeping, the temps have to be jacked up quite a bit higher to reach day temp than they would to maintain the same temp. I think it's a real shame that some high-priced controls do not include a boost which would solve the problem. Does anyone know if it would be possible for a timer to be attached to a control's manual button and t-stat so that every morning the boiler would go full throttle for an hour or whatever until set point is reached then go back to auto?
N/A January 16, 2007 @ 9:17 AM
I think Al's solution is best, but many tekmar controls have an "optimum start/stop" feature which will manage setbacks with reset.
N/A January 15, 2007 @ 5:46 PM
it's a hard question to answer, but based on some of the savings I've seen from reset operation, I would tend to favor continuous heating using reset vs. setback. Brad's idea of a boost mode might be the best of both worlds though.
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I'd leave the zone at temp all the time. Especially in the bathroom, your comfort will be noticeably better if you keep the mean radiant temperature of the objects in the room higher (think, not as cold toilet seat!)


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Despite the losing streak that wasn't the most depressing thing about that team to me isn't the collapse, which I've recently stopped crying myself to sleep to, but it's the amount of players who joined the Dodgers soon after. Hairston joined the Dodgers, Tony Gwynn Jr., the son of the greatest Padre of all time, joined the yucky Dodgers. San Diego native Adrian Gonzalez is "Bleeding Dodger Blue," Jon Garland who tied for the team lead in starts wore blue the next year. Miguel Tejada, who wasn't a Padre for long, is wearing blue. The Dodgers took our entire team then signed all the free agents just to make us sad (Until you prove that making us sad isn't why they traded for Gonzalez last year I will believe it).
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I also want to thank all of your for your prayers for my dear friend, Rose Marie.
It is hard when a good friend passes away but when it is so close to Christmas, it is a heart breaking loss for her family and friends.
But she did love Christmas and loved to decorate her home and just 2 years ago, in her 70's, she still put up 5 Christmas trees.
She was a True Victorian Soul and I always admired her and was inspired by her.
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- FABBY'S LIVING said...
First of all, I'm so sorry about your dear friend passing, how sad specially around the Holiday Season, how sad for er family.
Your trees are too fabulous, my goodness, I'm tired to put one up and you manage such gorgeous trees and your home in every inch of it...now, THAT IS A HOLIDAY SPIRIT!!
Merry Christmas sweet friend. Love,
- December 8, 2011 at 12:25 PM
- Marilyn said...
Your photos are beautiful.... So time consuming to decorate!!
So sorry for the loss of your friend. I too lost an old classmate Monday. Only age 60.... So sad.
We got about 8" of sloppy wet snow. I am waiting for the cable company to come now to disconnect a wire that is no longer used that came down last night.
Take Care & Happy Holidays!!
- December 8, 2011 at 1:05 PM
- Angela said...
I have my outdoor tour on my blog. Did two videos. My kitchen and computer room should be up on Saturday I think. Blessings.
- December 8, 2011 at 2:27 PM
- Fun With This and That said...
The passing happens allot it seems .Every thing looks great you alway manage to do it . I also did my house this year .Having a tour a day. Hope you stop by. Happy Holidays Laura
- December 8, 2011 at 5:12 PM
- sissie said...
Hi Debbie,
I finally made it over here to check out all of your lovely rooms. They are all decorated so beatuifully. I don't know how you do it!
I'm so sorry that you lost your friend. I know that she meant so much to you. Blessings to you my sweet friend.
- December 8, 2011 at 6:38 PM
- priscilla said...
Wow ! so many trees ! Love your craft room tree with the ice skates and skater ! :)
- December 10, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Victorian1885 said...
Oh Debbie your trees look gorgeous! Take care my friend!
- December 10, 2011 at 4:05 PM
- Sonia said...
So sorry for your loss of your dear friend! I agree that it is the hardest around the Holidays! Your home is looking so festive and all your trees are beautiful!
Merry Christmas!
Miss Bloomers
- December 10, 2011 at 11:46 PM
- Leann said...
I'm so sorry to hear about your friend Debbie.
I am always amazed when I look at your blog - you are my inspiration!
Hope that you are well and enjoying all the joys of the season!
- December 11, 2011 at 9:57 PM
- Marianne said...
Debbie, so sorry to hear the sad news about your friend. I know how hard this can be especially around the holidays.
On a happier note, your home is just decorated so beautifully. I can't believe how many trees you have...and they are all gorgeous!
Marianne :)
- December 12, 2011 at 9:27 PM
- Just Between Us Girls said...
I am so sorry about your friend.
My husband passed away in June so I know exactly how you feel and it is no furn.
I am in awe of your beautiful trees. My gosh when do you start decorating.
Please stop by my blog and leave a comment.
Thank you.
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reviews for: listing #35239 - Lake Wallenpaupack, Pennsylvania House rental
- bedrooms 3
- pool yes
- type House
- baths 2
- hot tub yes
- community WLE
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$550 - $1,450 /wk
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We really enjoyed our stay here, it was the first time we went away for the hoilday.
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Review submitted: November 15, 2011 Date of arrival: September 16, 2011
Rented the property two months ago. I have been told my security deposit check is in the mail three times. Looks like I am going to have to pay $96 in order to sue and get my security deposit back. I told vacationrentals.com about this issue, no action has been taken
Recommended for: pet-friendly
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Beautiful house with evrything needed to relax. Enjoy the large jacuzzi in the master bedroom, warm your self with the wood burning fireplace. Enjoy the abundant wildlife and numerous lakes to fish. Short distance to Lake Wallenpapuck. I will be returning again this year.
Recommended for: pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 4 / 6
Great Place!
Review submitted: March 22, 2011 Date of arrival: February 4, 2011
We go to Lake Wallenpaupack every year for super bowl weekend. We love the house, very comfortable and clean. John and Bonnie have been great to deal with and are always fair. We recommend this house to anyone who is looking to get away and just relax.
Recommended for: families with young children, romantic getaway
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Review submitted: May 18, 2010 Date of arrival: May 14, 2010
The home was wonderfully cared for and stocked for full comfort! The owners description was very accurate. The community is quiet and close to quite a bit. We tried a couple of restaurants and activites at the owners recommendation and had a great experience. I would and have already recommended this property to someone I know. Thank you!!
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XGAME Gold medal,,, would you like to know what it feels like??? I can tell ya what it feels like ,, but to win one , you have to ask Travis or my roxy girlfriend Torah,, But one night there it was ,,, just laying all alone on Travis bed,, No one around ,, what do you think I did? Thats right ,,it went around my neck so fast and I took off looking for my camera,,,, But while I was taking pics of myself I started thinking about all the people who went out and bought fake trophies and super bowl rings pawned by someone who had to payoff his sportscar,,, I started to feel a little empty inside,,,, I now know how someone who cheated or took drugs to better themselves feels,,, But I can tell ya,,,, Travis and Torah worked hard all year and deserve more than just a medal!!! Ohyea,, that was the medal that you guys voted for, so yes, I put it back,,, but I voted for it too!!
Aspen is a cool little town,,, lots of new snow,, and more coming,, If I get snowed in , I cant go to vegas for the snow show,, How can you get snowed in and miss a snow show,, too funny!!! We did a team signing at the quikstore,, team Travis and roxy girls,,,, The store was jamming,, people from all over the world,,, The store peeps were working it,, must be nice to work there then go boarding everyday,,, we stayed to watch the superpipe and saw a flying tomato pulling off some crap,,,, but I am like Todd richards,,,, Shaun white did not win by a hole point 91.66 to 90.66 kevin Pearce should have a 92.00 then,,,, just because shaun has a big( target) on his helmet , doesnt mean he should win!!!! Oyea,,doesnt he skate too?? The next day ,xgames were done,, so Travis and some friends went to do 2 runs , we had to be out of our condo before 12pm… well the 2 runs turn into 10 runs,,,, I was told it was 6ft and glassy,,, well then,,, that okay,, I knew what he ment then!! The last part of the storm was over us and i needed to make it to the interstate 15,, before dark,,, that didnt happen!!!! Travis did something that its hard to belive,,, he bought me lunch,,, Its true , he is a real cowboy,,, born in jackson wy,,,, real cowboys , no brokeback mt boys there!!! We had to get on the rd cause travis had to be there to make the transworld awards party,,,,, Vegas,,,,,,If that ment putting on chains then so be it ,, I am a cowboy Too!!! So thats how i can win that medal,,,just get Travis down the hill to Vegas!!!!


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This post today is to give my thanks to each and every one of you. I know I've thanked you all recently; but, I felt the need to say it again; to be honest with you, I can't thank you enough.
I remember when I created my blog back in 2009, and thought that my mom was going to love it…my friends were going to be so happy because they could feel as though they're a little closer to me, considering I live in Atlanta and my friends and family live in various locations outside of Georgia.
My first blog post was this; just an introductory. I had no clue as to what or how I was going to start this online diary. Before my online diary, I was creating family newsletters; sending them out to all of my friends and family. This was easy. My newsletters were created using Publisher and I knew this program in and out. However, postage and timing was an issue. Online blogging was the answer.
Initially my blog posts were about the jewelry I created, the nature photos taken, recipes, and my dog Levi. Occasionly I would post an outfit picture up. I was skeptic in putting up photos of myself, but some of my friends talked me in to doing just that. And I haven't looked back.
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Volaris Aviation Holding, a Mexican airline that provides low-cost service to 30 Mexican and 10 US cities, raised $346 million on Tuesday by offering 28.8 million ADSs (40% insider) at $12, the low end of the $12 to $14 range. Volaris Aviation, which filed with the SEC under the name Controladora Vuela Compañía de Aviación, will dual-list on the NYSE (ticker symbol "VLRS") and the Mexican Stock Exchange (ticker symbol "VOLAR"). The company initially filed confidentially on 4/5/2013. Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley and UBS Investment Bank acted as lead managers on the deal.


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Street hockey comes to Rockford with a brand new rink. The Rockford Park District and Booker Washington Center opened the Junior StreetHogs Arena. It is at the Booker Washington Center at 534 Kent Street, Rockford. It will provide a place for hundreds of area children to play street hockey and will allow the Rockford Junior StreetHog program to promote the sport of hockey.
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Date of News Release 03/24/05
(Columbia, KY) - After a two-year investigation by the Kentucky State Police and Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, Doctor Robert Shipp and Nurse Practitioner Rockie McDaniels were arrested today (3/24/05) on federal warrants. They were arrested by Det. Hammond with the Kentucky State Police and Federal Agents with the D.E.A. Both were turned over to the custody of the U.S. Marshall Service and lodged in the Federal Courthouse in Louisville.
Rocky McDaniels was charged in Trafficking in a Controlled Substances Schedules II, III & IV.
Doctor Robert Shipp was charged with Conspiracy to Traffic in Controlled Substances II, III & IV.
Each faces up to 20 years incarceration in a federal correctional facility and 1 million dollars fine.
Some of the controlled substances were being distributed through the Family Medical Center without a legitimate purpose and outside the usual and customary medical practice.
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News: Flaming Lips Head On Erykah Badu Exploding Over Graphic Nude Clip, "[She] Does Crazy Videos All The Time"
Friday, Jun 29, 2012 10:40AM
The Flaming Lips lead singer Wayne Coyne recently came forward to address disses fired his way from soulful performer Erykah Badu over the controversial nudity-based "First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" music video.
According to Coyne, he may shelve the graphic video for good and start off fresh.
"At the moment, I'm talking with [Dresden Dolls singer] Amanda Palmer about remaking the video and having Amanda sing it and just be in the video," Coyne said while onboard the O Music Awards bus. "There's some of it I can't speak about, because I sort of feel like there's a sacred obligation anytime artists decide to go into a room together. But she's about controversy. When [Erykah] said she didn't want it out, we took it down," Coyne pointed out, noting that fans continued reposting it after the fact. "You can control it to a certain extent, and we tried to, but I think the more the Twitter war raged, the more people wanted to make sure the video was posted. (MTV)
He also said Badu likely received heat from her own fans over the nude portrayal of her sister in the clip.
Coyne said Badu "does crazy videos all the time" and implied that she was more likely responding to criticism from her own fans. "The Flaming Lips audience is this wonderful, loving audience that knows a lot about music and is very open to stuff. So the Flaming Lips audience, like me, loves Erykah Badu. And there's a segment of the Erykah Badu audience that I don't think like the Flaming Lips at all or doesn't even know we exist. And so when they see her doing this thing with us -- and Erykah pointed this out: There's a segment of her audience that has ... " he trailed off, trying to find the words. "She doesn't know which way to play it." (MTV)
Earlier this month, Badu made a public Facebook post going at Coyne's head.
"You showed me a concept of beautiful tasteful imagery( by way of vid text messages) . I trusted that. I was mistaken. Then u release an unedited, unapproved version within the next few days. That all spells 1 thing , Self Serving . When asked what the concept meant after u explained it , u replied ,"it doesn't mean anything , I just want to make a great video that everyone is going to watch. " I understood , because as an artist we all desire that. But we don't all do it at another artist's expense . I attempted to resolve this respectfully by having conversations with u after the release but that too proved to be a poor excuse for art. From jump, You begged me to sit in a tub of that other sh*t and I said naw. I refused to sit in any liquid that was not water. But Out of RESPECT for you and the artist you 'appear' to be, I Didn't wanna kill your concept , wanted u to at least get it out of your head . After all, u spent your dough on studio , trip to Dallas etc.. Sooo, I invited Nayrok , my lil sis and artist, who is much more liberal ,to be subject of those other disturbing (to me ) scenes . I told u from jump that I believed your concept to be disturbing. But would give your edit a chance. You then said u would take my shots ( in clear water/ fully covered parts -seemed harmless enough) and Nayrok's part ( which I was not present for but saw the photos and a sample scene of cornstarch dripping ) and edit them together along with cosmic, green screen images ( which no one saw) then would show me the edit. . Instead, U disrespected me by releasing pics and rough vid on the internet without my approval. (Contract breech ) That is equivalent to putting out a security camera's images of me changing in the fitting room. [sic]" (Facebook)
The Flaming Lips' controversial visual raised eyebrows after it landed online in early June.
Here's the video for the Flaming Lips and Erykah Badu's cover of the standard "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face", which appears on the collab-heavy release The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends. The clip was directed by George Salisbury, and as Wayne Coyne hint-Tweeted (and Erykah Badu Tweet-clarified) earlier this week, it features a very, very naked Nayrok Badu, Erykah's sister, covered in glitter, blood, and what looks like (and hopefully is not) semen. After being released on vinyl for Record Store Day, The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends will see release digitally and on CD on June 26 via Warner Bros. (Pitchfork)
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Vikings head coach Brad Childress said WR-KR Percy Harvin was not at the team's Winter Park, Minn., facility as he is dealing with another bout of migraine headaches.
Vikings' rookie report: Week Nine
Here's a look at how the Vikings' rookies fared in the Week Nine win over the Cardinals in overtime.
Vikings-Bears matchup of the day: Tuesday
It's Israel Idonije, not Julius Peppers, who is leading the Bears in sacks with five, and he should face the banged-up Phil Loadholt one-on-one in pass-rush situations consistently on Sunday.
Week Nine: Did Brett Favre earn his money?
Each week we examine whether Vikings QB Brett Favre, who is being paid more than $1 million per game this season, earned his paycheck. Let's take a look at the Week Nine win over the Cardinals.
Former Packer Harris clears waivers
Former Packers CB Al Harris has cleared waivers and can sign with any team.
Vikings MVP Meter: Week Nine
Let's look at how the Vikings' team MVP candidates for the season shape up following their 27-24 overtime win over the Cardinals.
Childress: Vikings will look at CB Harris
Vikings head coach Brad Childress said Monday he anticipates looking at tape at CB Al Harris, who was just cut by the Packers.
Favre proves the tank isn't empty yet
Just when it looked like this would be a lost fantasy season for Brett Favre, he went out and proved everybody wrong yet again.
Vikings They Said It: Postgame version, Week Nine
Here are some assorted quotes from Sunday's comeback win in OT over the Cardinals in Week Nine.
Vikings' players of the week: Week Nine
Here are the Vikings' players of the week in their 27-24 comeback win over the Cardinals in Week Nine.
Favre rallies Vikings over Cardinals in OT
Brett Favre rallied the Vikings from 14 points down to tie it with 27 seconds to play, then drove them into position for Ryan Longwell's 35-yard game-winning field goal for a 27-24 overtime victory over the Arizona Cardinals on ...
Vikings-Cardinals prediction
PFW's Eric Edholm thinks the Vikings will somehow scratch out a win Sunday against the Cardinals.
Report: Harvin, Childress argue at Vikings practice
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported that head coach Brad Childress and WR Percy Harvin were in a "heated argument" following practice on Friday after Childress questioned the receiver's effort.
Three-and-out with Vikings play-by-play announcer Paul Allen
Pro Football Weekly asked Vikings play-by-play announcer Paul Allen three questions in the way of the Randy Moss mess.
Moss told owner to fire Childress
Randy Moss told Vikings owner Ziggy Wilf that Brad Childress wasn't a good coach and should be fired, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
Henderson has signed with the Vikes.||||||| The team announced the deal Wednesday, the day after NFL free agency began.
Henderson will miss the game against Detroit on Sunday because of a concussion. His loss is a big one for a young and rebuilding Vikings defense. Henderson has been remaining in the game in passing situations as part of the nickel defense, and his absence will put more responsibility on middle linebacker Jasper Brinkley in the passing game. Brinkley is considered much better as a run defender.||||||| Marvin Mitchell will start in Henderson's place.
Henderson has missed his second straight day of practice because of a concussion.||||||| Henderson was apparently hurt in Sunday's game at Indianapolis. Coach Leslie Frazier said the team had "no indications" he had a head injury at the time. Henderson didn't complain about symptoms until Wednesday, when he told Frazier he "did not feel right."
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Henderson is returning to the Minnesota Vikings.||||||| The 25-year-old linebacker has agreed to terms on a one-year deal to stay with the team that signed him as a rookie free agent in 2008. His agent group tweeted the agreement on Friday. Henderson played very well last season in his first chance as a regular starter, emerging as one of the team's most versatile defenders. Playing alongside his brother E.J., he had 91 tackles and two forced fumbles in 15 games.


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Residential designer to discuss Frank Lloyd Wright's work at La Jolla's Wisteria Cottage
By Dave Schwab
The topic of Spencer Lake's speech, the sixth in La Jolla Historical Society's 10-part Contemporary Architects Making History 2011 Lecture Series, is a preoccupation of his — famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright who died in 1959 at age 91.
"Some consider him to be the greatest American architect and rank him right up there with Thomas Jefferson," said Lake. "He was labeled a titan in the field in his own lifetime."
Lake will discuss Wright and his impact on La Jolla architecture at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 21, at the Wisteria Cottage, 780 Prospect St.
A residential design professional and self-avowed " accidental historian," Lake said Wright and his work has been a subject of study for him for 50 years.
Lake said he has an interesting, "layered" story to tell about Wright's trips to San Diego, and his personal and professional lives. "I'm going to talk about the architects in San Diego who were influenced, either directly or indirectly, by Wright," he said, adding he's going to attempt to place Wright and his architectural style in the physical and historical setting of San Diego.
"When historians want to really tackle a subject, they almost have to step into H.G. Wells' time machine and go back into the past and study what shaped history," he said.
Lake will give a slideshow on Wright with a question-and-answer session afterward.
One of the most noteworthy things about Wright and his architecture, in Lake's view, is that Wright was ahead of his time.
"He was interested in ecology and the environment, his work was hooked into the environment, it has the character of the landscape," he said. "His interiors and exteriors, the boundaries between them just seem to vanish. Not a lot of architects had the same emphasis at that time."
Born in Ohio and the son of a newspaperman, Lake graduated in architecture from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. After serving in the Army in the '60s, he worked with noted architects Sim Bruce Richards, Homer Delawie, Kendrick Kellogg, Wayne Donaldson, Hal Sadler and Liebhardt, Weston and Goldman.
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Ah, the sweet and sour feeling moistens our hearts
It carries us away faster and faster
The smell of grass and the gentle wind, tickles the skirt
Chilling brought us pleasantly closer
And the sun too, shut its eyes
All the tears that I cried that night, went away
With the clouds
Ah, the sweet throbbing song
Melts into the sky
It wraps us up and floats in the air
The green apple and the kitten
Disappears in the grass that we lay on
Ascending temperature and many footprints
The shadow of the two of us holding hands
Stretches out long
Didn't we wait for the evening and kiss on the hillside
After we were tired of talking?
Ah, the sweet throbbing song
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It wraps us up and floats in the air
I like you a little
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The law is designed to ensure that bobhouses and their contents don't fall through the ice and become a hazard to boaters or get left behind on shore, explained Sgt. Dave Eskeland of the agency's law enforcement division.
Failure to remove a bobhouse by the deadline can result in a fine and a one-year loss of the owner's fishing license. In cases where conservation officers cannot identify the bobhouse owner, Fish and Game has the authority to seize any bobhouse and its contents not removed by the deadline, Eskeland said.
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Yuma, AZ- Clay Poquette a Yuma Police Department Detective took the Stand today during the Preston Strong Trial. He testified that he executed a search warrant at the home of Preston Strong back in November of 2007.
He said he found some items in the trash can outside of the home that he thought were out of place.
"A white sock, fairly clean and undamaged and one Lugz Brand white shoe," said Detective Pouqutte. He said he also found one latex glove.
Detective Pouquette said the home was actually owned by Strong's ex girlfriend Adriana Ozuna.
During this trial she had testified that she had not been living in her home and had been staying with her mother. She was in the process of selling.
The defense wanted to know if any of the trash bags or items found in the trash can had been processed for DNA or prints.
Detective Pouquette testified things had been taken in, but that he wasn't sure if any tests were ran.
The defense also wanted to know if they found any clues or things that belonged to Dr. Gill in the home.
He testified they didn't.
Also today in Court Judge John Nelson notified the prosecution and defense that Robin Gogte had sent him a letter saying she could not come in to testify because of a medical condition.
Judge Nelson said the court could make accommodations for this key witness by having her testify through video.
Robin Gogte was the wife of Dr. Gill's best friend Sudheer Gogte.
Sudheer owned the Desert Heart Vascular Center where Dr.Gill worked.
The defense has tried to shift the blame on the Gogtes for Dr.Gill's death numerous times throughout the trial.
As of this point in time they are not considered suspects.
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While the critical adulation -- eleven Oscar nominations and five wins -- for Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" put a nice finish on the film's journey to the big screen, in the cold light of day, and on a financial level, the film was a bust. While it didn't get the same kind of ink that something like "Men In Black 3" did, production on "Hugo" was rocky, with Scorsese struggling to adjust to 3D during the filming, forcing the production schedule that was loosely slated from July to November 2010 to get extended to February 2011. At when it was all tallied up, the final price tag of the movie was apparently somewhere in the neighborhood of $180 million, and with the film only taking in $182 million worldwide it was likely not the hit backers GK Films was looking for. And according to THR, this has put a strain on the relationship between producer Graham King and filmmaker Martin Scorsese, potentially putting the director's long-gestating dream project "Silence" in jeopardy.
First, let's rewind a bit. King and Scorsese have been joined at the hip for the last decade or so, collaborating on a string of successful films including "The Departed," "The Aviator" and "Gangs of New York" and both brought their producer powers to "The Young Victoria." And it seemed they would be continuing to work together in the future. It was just over a year ago that it was reported that "Silence" would be Scorsese's next picture, with Graham King backing the film. But it seems much has changed since then.
According to the trade, "Hugo" cost GK Films nearly $80 million in losses, and added up to a dismal 2011 that also included duds like "The Rum Diary" and "In the Land of Blood and Honey." But more importantly, GK Films money man, oil billionaire Tim Headington, is said to be bleeding to the tune of $200-250 million, which may cause him to reassess his input into the company. Needless to say, there is now apparently friction between King and Scorsese because of the position "Hugo" has put the producer in, and that is the reason why "Silence" did not go forward as planned.
But we understand King's reluctance to pull the trigger on "Silence." It's certainly a film that would be tough to position, an adaptation of Shusaku Endo's novel about two 17th century Jesuit priests who face violence and persecution when they travel to Japan to locate their mentor and to spread the gospel of Christianity. Even with actors like Daniel Day-Lewis, Benicio Del Toro and Gael Garcia Bernal linked to roles early on, a period movie about religion isn't going to be packing them in. Certainly if "Hugo" had been a runaway success, it would be much easier to get this moving, but it does say something that the next movie Scorsese is doing is the much more commercially viable "The Wolf of Wall Street" with buddy and megastar Leonardo DiCaprio. And it notedly marks a break with King, with the film set up at Red Granite Pictures.
So what will become of "Silence"? If King ultimately decides he's not going to make it, we presume Scorsese could work out a deal to take it elsewhere, package the picture and hope to get financing. But again, given the subject matter and the potential cost, even with Scorsese's name attached, it might be a hard one to drum up support for. However, if "The Wolf of Wall Street" is a hit (and there's really no reason why it won't be), everyone could soften up and find a reason to get Scorsese's passion project made. Memories are short in Hollywood, money and success talks, and maybe this time next year, it will all be water under the bridge for King and Scorsese.
PR Guru | April 29, 2012 9:21 PM
The fault lies not in the quality of the film or with the producer, director or the stars but with the totally misdirected, non targeted PR and marketing campaign for Hugo. From the time Hugo went from conception, to green light into production and into post and then ready for the big screen the fast paced world of communication, IT developments and social media, advertising and PR had progressed, adapted and super developed at rapid speed & continues to change at lightning pace. It's like whoever was doing the PR for Hugo missed the boat big time - same with John Carter. In fact as soon as i've finished writing this post something else will have come along to surpass the next interactive, communication advancement be it I phone, facebook, bla bla bla - it's a new world - producers, directors - STUDIOS - Hugo is a wake up call. The PR for a family movie - which is basically what this is - at Christmas, was just not even out there - in the most easy, basic publicity campaign. Hugo should have been the must see Christmas holiday family movie event experience. Hugo had the potential to clean up and become an all time box office sensation - it's the marketing and PR that just didn't tap into the 'kids' families or AUDIENCE it was intended for. Yes it's artistically fabulous, leading to the age old debate or art vs commerce. Just because it's lovingly crafted by a genius director doesn't mean it can't take money at the box office. It was mis sold or even under sold. Producers need to take a good long look at getting back to basics in getting bums on seats at the cinemas, engaging with their audience / customer and creatively utilising all current social & traditional PR, publicity & marketing tools out there and really sweating the asset. It seems that PR is an after thought and just book out a few billboards, same old same old boring press junkets and roll out the talent at the movies Premier for A listers, run by A listers, aimed at the A listers - totally missing out the audience / customer it is intended for. For a movie aimed at kids it really needed to keep up with the kids! Hugo is a stunning movie on every level and Graham King and Martin Scorsese have made one of the most beautiful, thought provoking movie masterpieces of our time - it's not the movie it's the promotion of the movie that has let the legendary team down.
A lesson to all filmmakers: | April 28, 2012 10:49 AM
Request at least 1/3 of your picture budget to go to internal marketing. Do not allow, as Scorsese did, the major to control one-hundred percent of the advertising and potentially misrepresent your picture. Imagine what could have been Hugo's box office had Scorsese hired an outside firm to do it under his supervision. All our movies' PR is handled privately and internally, because handing it over to the majors can be risky. Look also at John Carter. We're an indie but we already know better. Watch where Goliath trips and lace your sandals, kids...
Robin K. Reed | April 27, 2012 12:23 PM
I thought Scorsese wanted to do a film on the romance between Ms. Taylor and Mr. Burton based on the book Furious Love. I think he would need to do that right away or he is going to loose the interest that was built up by the book and Ms. Taylor's death in 2011.
Kay Ebeling | April 26, 2012 7:57 PM
As a survivor of pedophile priest rape when I was age five, I really wish someone like Scorsese would make a movie concerning this crime spree in the Catholic Church. 7000 priests were aided and abetted by bishops to rape over a hundred thousand children in recent history in the USA alone. Talk about "Silence." Where is the outrage, where are the movies depicting these crimes? I produce a blog as one of the victims, at http://cityofangels12.blogspot.com. The statistics I mentioned are documented at bishopaccountability.org where you can read the database of accused priests starting A-Z, all seven thousand of them. Now there is a story that needs to be told.
Jeff | April 26, 2012 2:09 PM
If Graham King is upset that he took a loss on Hugo, he certainly shouldn't be blaming it on Scorsese. As the article points out, the film is a critical and awards success by any definition. Scorsese made the best film he possibly could from the material.
The fault for a lack of financial return lies with GK Films, Paramount, and their marketing departments. One could argue that it was stupid for King to spend that much in the first place. I think that the only time a director could shoulder the blame in a situation like this is if he made a shitty film, and that's clearly not the case here.
I Love Scorsese | April 26, 2012 2:01 PM
Truthfully the only thing holding SILENCE back from happening is Scorsese himself. He's still the greatest living director BUT he forgotten how to make a movie by the seat of his pants or on the cheap. The man who cut corners & took risks to get 'The Last Temptation of Christ' is gone. Now Scorsese is the guy who needs every toy necessary to tell a simple story. SILENCE should be a smaller scale film but I feel Scorsese is holding it back by wanting the film to be an epic.
If Paul Thomas Anderson was able to make a movie like THERE WILL BE BLOOD for under $30 million then Scorsese should be able to make a movie like SILENCE for under $40 million. But I think the man who took 40 days and $18 million+ to shoot one episode of 'Boardwalk Empire' isn't going to make the sacrifices and choices necessary to make that happen.
Nik Grape | April 26, 2012 1:27 PM
I just read that Scorsese plans to shoot every single one of his future movies in 3D after a talk with Ang Lee at CinemaCon. .... So now after hearing this and that, I'm wondering: what happened to Martin Scorsese?
PapushiSun | April 26, 2012 12:45 PM
Somebody get Scorsese and Megan Ellison together.


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