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Cartier's sewer system to be extended in three areas
Residents in three areas within the RM of Cartier will soon be able to connect to a low-pressure sewer system.
Cartier council passed a resolution on Sept. 9 to borrow the money needed to construct a low-pressure system in Elie North, Fort Rouge and Springstein. After the system is in place, it will be up to each homeowner to have their home's plumbing connected to the municipal line.
Cartier CAO Anne Burns said constructing a low-pressure sewer system is an ongoing project for the municipality, with other residential areas yet to be covered.
Work on the system's extension will begin later this year.
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The guests at this year's event are retired New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice William Batchelder and law professor Nadine Strossen, a former president of the American Civil Liberties Union.
"There are so many issues out there right now with regard to the law, like (Edward) Snowden, NSA spying, Internet issues. There's a lot to talk about," Fischler said.
Batchelder served for decades as a lawyer, prosecutor, a state superior court judge and New Hampshire Supreme Court justice. He received the New Hampshire Bar Association's Professionalism Award and President's Award for Service to the Profession.
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told ministerial colleagues on Sunday that the
terms of a planned US-Israel accord, aimed at creating the climate for resumed
direct talks with the Palestinians, have not been finalized.The clauses
below represent most of the likely components.Netanyahu is set to seek
approval for such an accord from the 15-member security cabinet.■ Israel
is to freeze all new building in West Bank settlements – but not eastern
Jerusalem – for another 90 days, with a US pledge that no further freeze will be
sought.■ The US will use the pledged freeze to draw the Palestinians
back into direct talks. (The Palestinians have stated that they want a freeze on
all "settlement" construction, including in east Jerusalem.) ■ The freeze is to
run from 90 days after approval, but also be retroactive to September 26, when
the previous moratorium expired. As such, it would cover all new
construction in West Bank settlements since September 26, including projects
that were frozen during the first moratorium, extending all that first
moratorium's details and amendments, and presumably prohibiting local councils
and municipalities from issuing construction permits.■ At resumed talks,
Israel is to immediately begin substantive discussions with the Palestinians on
the border between Israel and a future Palestinian state, as well as other core
issues, along the lines of the talks that began in Washington in
September.In a joint statement with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on
Thursday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, "The United States believes
that through good-faith negotiations, the parties can mutually agree on an
outcome which ends the conflict and reconciles the Palestinian goal of an
independent and viable state, based on the 1967 lines, with agreed swaps, and
the Israeli goal of a Jewish state with secure and recognized borders that
reflect subsequent developments and meet Israeli security
requirements."■ The US is to intensify discussions with Israel on a
wide-ranging bilateral security agreement, to include clauses alleviating some
of the risks involved in a future Israeli-Palestinian accord, possibly including
US support for the deployment of Israeli troops in the Jordan Valley.■
The US will use its veto in the UN Security Council against unilateral efforts
for Palestinian statehood and other proposals aimed at delegitimizing Israel or
preventing it from exercising its right to self-defense. The US would also
oppose such efforts in other UN and international forums.
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It is hard to believe that The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman can have any regrets about his massively successful franchise. However, there is one thing from way back in Season 1 that still seems to gnaw at the prolific creator even all these years later.
Plenty of actors who are typically associated with movies have flocked to TV of late, and Gone Girl actor Patrick Fugit is apparently no exception. The man has signed on with Cinemax to star in a pilot for the subscription cable channel that is based on a comic written by The Walking Deads Robert Kirkman.
Arguably the biggest question going into Season 5 of AMC's The Walking Dead is, Whats the story with these Terminus people? While popular guesswork identifies them as a group of blood-thirsty cannibals, Gimple still isnt wholly giving into that notion. Is he playing coy, or have all the fans been duped here?
Now that AMC has moved The Walking Dead spinoff project to pilot, more information about the potential series has emerged, and that comes in the form of a list of principal characters and some descriptions, which fill in some of the sizable blanks about this project. There are five characters listed, but it's definitely worth noting that there are only three different last names among them.
Is it possible that The Walking Dead's Daryl Dixon might be gay? From what TWD comic-creator Robert Kirkman says on the matter, "It's been discussed." And it sounds like this is a topic that may be addressed in the show at some point.
Image Comics only released the first issue of Outcast a month ago today, but Cinemax first got involved back in November of last year, when they acquired the spec script. Its Kirkmans first pilot, and hes the perfect person for the job.
What's ahead for The Walking Dead? Comic writer and series executive producer Robert Kirkman offered up some vague updates on the anticipated fifth season of the AMC zombie drama, including what we should expect from the Season premiere. Assuming you're caught up on Season 4, vague spoilers (nothing major) ahead! If you're not caught up on Season 4, prepare to be spoiled.
Based on the long-winded (but still immensely enjoyable) comic series from executive producer Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead has a lot to work with as far as source material goes, and its producers and writers have long-term goals for where the TV series will take viewers. How long-term? Oh, at least 12 seasons is all.
Unlike with past seasons of The Walking Dead, which left off with much of its major conflict either resolved or shelved for the time being, Season 4 left off with a pretty major cliffhanger. One that left the fate of pretty much all of the characters hanging in the balance. (Season 4 spoilers ahead)!
Even though mum was most definitely the word when talking with the cast and producers of AMCs The Walking Dead, a few details about the fourth season did make their way out during the Comic-Con interviews. Heres what stars Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, David Morrissey, Chad Coleman and Scott Wilson (as well as creator Robert Kirkman and other executive producers) had to say about the new season.
Walking Dead executive producer Robert Kirkman is having a really busy season. In addition to his Walking Dead duties, he also has an AMC pilot in development called Thick as Thieves. Now, hes signed on with Fox International Channels, Skybound, and Circle of Confusion for a show based on an exorcism.
Kirkmans newest comic series Thief of Thieves was published on February 8 of this year and subsequently sold out. Because of this, AMC seems to have extreme confidence in the possibility of a thief-based series that will follow a fellow named Conrad Paulson, a former thief who decides he wants to live straight and narrow for the sake of his family.
Welcome back to another exciting episode of Wheel of Litigation! It simply wouldn't be Hollywood if somebody wasn't suing somebody else on a weekly basis. This week the contestants are Robert Kirkman -- creator of the apocalyptic zombie comic series The Walking Dead, and the AMC series based on it -- and his former partner, Michael Anthony Moore.
And now from the "Most Likely to Piss Off Loyal Fans" department: today Anchor Bay Entertainment has announced a new special edition of The Walking Dead: Season 1, which will include tons of new bonus features, including audio commentaries on all six episodes. Sounds great, right? Well, not if you're one of the folks (hi!) who already paid to buy the season one set last March, which includes a fraction of these features.
Everyone is pretty excited for the return of AMC's The Walking Dead. It's one of the few new series last season that really captured audiences and instantly converted them into mindless, uh, zombies, obediently tuning in each week to see what blood, guts, and gore-thirsty creatures Sheriff Rick Grimes and the rest of the survivors had to deal with, or decapitate and disembowel, this time.
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Catholic Writers to Convene August Conference in Valley Forge
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Valley Forge, PA (July 7, 2011) - The third annual Catholic Writers� Conference LIVE will take place August 3-5, 2011, at the Scanticon Hotel Valley Forge in King of Prussia, PA. Sponsored by the Catholic Writer�s Guild (CWG) and the Catholic Marketing Network (CMN), it will be held in conjunction with CMN�s annual retailer trade show. The Catholic Writers Conference LIVE provides Catholic authors with a prime opportunity to meet and share their faith with editors, publishers, fellow writers, and bookstore owners from across the globe.
CWG President Ann Margaret Lewis said this year's conference will, �focus on marketing and selling one�s written work.� Highlights of the conference include:
� Over 30 sessions taught by professionals in writing, marketing, blogging and publishing
� Pitch Sessions where writers may meet privately with representatives from four publishers
� One-on-one coaching sessions. For $35 an author can have a 30 minute private consultation with a specialist who will review their manuscript and guide them toward publication.
� Rapid-fire readings. Published authors will each have five minutes to read a selection from one of their books. A mass book sale and signing will follow.
Lewis says the conference comes at a modest cost. �Registration for the jam packed three days is only $90 for CWG members or $100 for non-members. And we have a special price of $42 for students. Our conference allows you to connect personally with Catholic publishers and retailers, to show your work, learn the craft and network.� Priests and religious are invited free of charge, but must register at the email address: http://www.catholicwritersconference.com.
This year�s conference speakers include
� Catholic publishing representatives Claudia Volkman of Servant Books/St.Anthony Messenger Press,
� Regina Doman, author of numerous young adult and children�s books and acquisitions editor for Sophia Institute Press,
� Donna-Marie Cooper O�Boyle, EWTN TV host of "Everyday Blessings for Catholic Moms" and author of numerous Catholic books including �Mother Teresa and Me,�
� Michelle Buckman, author of the young adult novel �Maggie Come Lately� and the adult drama �Rachel�s Contrition,�
� Angela Breidenbach, author of �Gems of Wisdom� and
� Patti Armstrong, co-author of the best-selling Amazing Grace book series and author of �Catholic Truths for Our Children, Stories for the Homeschool Heart.�
Past attendees gave glowing accounts of their experiences at the conference:
� Carol Bannon, author of the children�s book �Handshake from Heaven,� said, �Attending this conference has been the best thing I have done for myself professionally.�
� Writer Melanie Cameron concurs, �I recommend this conference as a resource for any author (or wannabe) at any stage. You will walk away empowered!�
� Maureen Martin, a consultant and trainer said she attended to connect with other professional Catholics. �It was such a wonderful, nurturing environment where we could share our faith and our love for literature.�
The Catholic Writers Guild, a religious non-profit organization, sponsors both this live conference in August and an online conference in February to further its mission of promoting Catholic literature. �Our conferences are totally focused on encouraging faithful Catholics to share genuine Catholic culture and faith in their writing no matter what genre,� says Lewis. �These events are integral to our mission of �creating a rebirth of Catholic arts and letters.�
Also at this year�s conference, the CWG will be presenting its first ever Catholic Arts and Letters Awards (called the �Lilies�) for the best in Catholic fiction. This award will recognize one book in the adult market and one in the children�s market for its literary merit.
Information for the Catholic Writer�s Conference can be found on the conference web site: http://www.catholicwritersconference.com.
The CWG is a professional group of writers, artists, editors, illustrators, and allies whose mission is to build a vibrant Catholic literary culture. The organization is loyal to the teaching authority of the Roman Catholic Church.
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But a deal with Brad Stuart, another potential unrestricted free-agent defenseman, might not get done until close to the July 1 deadline—if it gets done at all—and now there's another hang-up.
Stuart will get his shoulder examined Wednesday after complaining of recent soreness.
General manager Ken Holland said Stuart only recently began having problems with the shoulder, and it wasn't an issue during the playoffs.
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That's right Spokane. No gimmes attitude. Utah needs to be sound, get to a bowl game and win.
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That Vanity Fair Monica Lewinsky Spread: Black and White and Re(a)d All Over
The title of Jessica Valentis piece at The Guardian, reads: "Monica Lewinsky's return to public life is brave. Are we brave enough for her?" That's followed by the sub-head: "In a new Vanity Fair article, the former White House intern emerges on behalf of victims. In the age of slut-shaming, let's support her – not succumb to scandal."Is it "slut shaming" Monica Lewinsky to critique this VF spread which is being circulated all over the place to promote the upcoming print issue? And why, does Lewinsky, or anyone, deserve a free pass to return to "public life." In fact, why does anybody deserve status as a public celebrity if they aren't in a job that inherently bestows public recognition on them?
Addressing the timing first of all, isn't this the last chance Ms. Lewinsky had to "return to public life" given the prospect of Hillary entering the 2016 campaign? And, having lived a "non-public life" for the past ten years, is it possible this "coming out" might have been inspired by enmity that Bill Clinton might be on his back to the White House?
But let's talk about the imagery. I can't believe I'm saying this, but where's Annie Leibovitz when we really need her? If the alternately humbled and retributive tone and text of the page copy and the accompanying online post is running cover for the image, it's too crass and sophomoric to hold up its end.
• The color scheme is an all too cute play on patriotism and, by inference, the presidency and Clinton, inferring the former intern was done in by America. If you read the accompanying post, you see Lewinsky referencing the symbolic retiring of the blue dress — after she emphasizes, for the record (as in, Beyonce's) who's stains were who's. Yes, it's red, white and no more blue, riffing on the flag, and patriotism, and cheap sex on the nation's dime.
• Not surprisingly, this is not the picture of someone who has either moved on or who wants to be taken seriously. The way Monica reclines for the camera, her averted eyes making no claim on our consideration of a face or a mind, what were left with (if it's not a parody on her claim to fame) is the act of her giving her body. It's the white dress and the bordello red couch that I find so cheap. Is the point of the pure white dress that this passage of time — and again, the long hiatus from the circuit –has restored her purity? And then, with the racy red couch in juxtaposition with the whiteness, is the message that she's transcended the raciness or just put it behind her. Unfortunately, even if she doesn't have to see it, that red is screaming at us.
• Finally, there's the counterpoint there between her demure smile and her empty ring finger. Given that the visible hand is so central, such a highlight (not to mention, the element we're left with reading left to right), I can't help thinking this is also part of the "casualty narrative."
Am I being too harsh? And, studying this photo for yourself, is it saying "bravery" to you?
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Following my urgent plea that the Chattanooga Volkswagen plant workers turn away an invasion of the United Auto Workers over the weekend, I had four requests for a correction which I am happy to clarify: the current union dues for a worker are equivalent to two hours pay "per month," not "per week" as I erroneously stated. I also must have had two dozen emails that confirmed the UAW is the worst menace imaginable for the good of our community and I believe that to also be true.
The employees of our Volkswagen plant will begin a three-day voting period tomorrow that will decide if they want to be represented by the United Auto Workers. Throughout Chattanooga there are those who still wear deep and bitter scars from the past of union strikes and skirmishes – I am one – and my loathing for what the former International Typographical Union did to my family will never be forgotten.
At one time we owned the former Chattanooga News-Free Press and did everything we could do to avoid a strike. We promised every union employee a job for life, with raises of 3 percent every year until retirement, but they still struck, immediately signing a double-cross deal with our competitor, and then did everything in their power to ruin us over a 5½-year period where most of my one-time friends lost nearly everything they had. It was utterly horrible to watch.
My grandfather said at the time, "They wouldn't do this for their God or their country" but they were so brainwashed – or whatever it was – by the union that we replaced over 200 sets of tires (they would scatter tacks in our parking lots every night), over 125 windshields (they would shoot them out from nearby buildings) and painted at least 50 cars (they would spray them with acid as the cars crossed the picket line.)
When tractor-trailer trucks would deliver rolls of newsprint, the union drivers would park outside our premises and then my brothers or I would drive the trucks across the picket lines, snaking the trailers backwards to our docks. When my older brother would drive a gasoline tanker back and forth to fill our delivery fleet, they would follow beside the entire route, tossing lit matches with glee as he watched in his rear mirrors.
When our press foreman got too many death threats, another brother rode home with him and stayed every night, vowing "they may come but it will be through me." Ironically, the worst wasn't from our former employees, many who taught me the art of page make-up, but from their new "friends" – contract thugs from out of town. One night they broke every window out of my grandfather's car – and he drove it home in 20-degree weather -- in a way that evermore "steeled his resolve."
I was in my mid-20s at the time and, since I had started hanging around at the newspaper at the age of 12, these men were my dear friends. I went to school with their kids, we ate lunch together. There was an old proof reader who quite literally gave me writing lessons, telling me a story must "flow" from one paragraph to the next and, if I had a good story, to let it tell itself. "A Cadillac doesn't have to squeal its tires, son," he delightfully explained.
On the first day of the strike against us, the union had no way of knowing we were already well versed in how to respond. We'd set up a secret lab with a cold-type operation and every member of my family – aunts, uncles, cousins – knew how to punch tape and paste-up copy. So the quite raucous crowd grew very quiet late that first morning when we printed a 36-page edition and delivered it to both them and our readers. Later several repentant strikers admitted to me, "When we saw that day's edition, all of us knew we were dead."
No matter; they stayed on the sidewalk for 5½ years, right up until the time the Typographical Union died itself. Every day they would hurl profanities, insults, and worse at my mother, my wife and others who crossed that picket line. We were carefully instructed not to respond in any way. Employees' cars were the easiest target and our repair costs were staggering, yet not one arrest was ever made with the police union being what it was back then and the police commissioner at the time an outright embarrassment.
As the weeks dragged into months, our once-happy former employees grew bitter. They would have taken our deal but the "international" demanded more, don't you see? They wanted that 3 percent annual raise and benefits we offered but the "international" had to have a better bargain to show in Chicago, Atlanta and elsewhere. So out of loyalty to the union instead of to each other, the strike in Chattanooga ruined local people on behalf of some faceless brotherhood that paid a fraction in lost wages from the strike fund. No one wins in a strike but some lose much more than others, believe me.
What is it about reality our Volkswagen employees can't grasp? VW management promises that a worker's council is wonderful in Germany but can't seem to understand this is a different country with different feelings and deep scars. No wonder the Fiscal Times just named Passat as one of the worst cars at the Detroit car show. VW doesn't understand America, especially the union presence or how mere association will sully its brand. Look around, what are you seeing!
Unions and violence go hand-in-hand in the United States. At VW's Pennsylvania plant back in the 80s, management marveled that the UAW would dare stage a wildcat strike after just six months. Are you kidding me? There is a 2 million square foot factory that continues to rust away there today. What is it about VW that refuses to learn or, why are the stubborn Germans so intent on reinventing the wheel?
A workers council? Hire the good ones as part of management and send the dregs back home. If VW has such a great global presence, which it most certainly does, why let riffraff onto your workers council who loudly proclaim to everybody in Detroit, "The United States is a disaster!"
My goodness, VW's flirty role with UAW is the talk of the auto industry, I am telling you, and if the employees who will vote in the next three days will think first about their children and other generations to come, they will realize they hold a big chunk of our city's future – and VW's success -- in their very hands.
Toyota, you will recall, was going to build at Enterprise South and this week's impending scenario is the exact reason they picked Mississippi instead. But if the VW employees will do what is good for Chattanooga instead of the cash-strapped UAW, they'll make a statement that will be heard around the world. Please do what is best for us, not the faceless "them" that will assure our VW employees' lives will never be the same again. That's not what anyone in Chattanooga wants.
Just vote "no."
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Though he's kept plenty busy dropping off-the-cuff jams and a series of unmastered tunes "straight from the lab," the bastion of SoCal G-funk known as Dâm-Funk will finally release a proper follow-up to 2010's epic long-player Toeachizown. Called I Don't Wanna Be a Star!, the DJ/producer/singer's forthcoming new record is a four-track EP which features three wholly original tracks and one cover of "17 Days" by Prince. Releasing label Stones Throw says the EP will drop in fall 2012, but you can stream previews of Dâm-Funk's new tunes before then, here, and stream a rough version of the aforementioned Prince cover, below.
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GREAT FALLS -- Mariah Gondeiro, Rachael Hart and Jessica Raymond raced to a 1-2-3 finish on Friday afternoon in leading Rocky Mountain College to the women's team title at the University of Great Falls Open cross country race.
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Freezing rain is possible late tonight into tomorrow morning across much of northwest Indiana. The National Weather Service advises rain will start to fall around midnight and continue through the early morning hours. Continue reading
Driver Cited for Disregarding School Bus Stop Arm
A LaPorte man was cited after disregarding an activated school bus stop arm.
The incident occurred just after 3:30 p.m. CT on Friday, Nov. 14 when Joseph Dennis, 29, drove around a school bus in the 400 block of Pine Lake Avenue when the stop arms were extended.
Police later learned that Dennis had a suspended driver's license, according to a news release. Dennis was given a summons to appear in court on the charge of driving while suspended as a Class A misdemeanor and reckless driving as a Class B misdemeanor.
This is Winter Weather Preparedness Week
This week has been designated as Winter Weather Preparedness Week in Indiana.
Winter does not officially arrive until Dec. 21 and although snow has arrived in parts of Northern Indiana this season it's never too late to craft an emergency plan.
Marshall County Emergency Management Agency Director Clyde Avery suggests that you stay informed about potential severe weather. If snow begins to fall in the area, slow down if you plan on driving. Give yourself plenty of extra travel time to reach your destination.
Firearms Season Opens Today, Remember Safety
It's the opening of the firearms season in the state.
Officials at the Department of Conservation ask that hunters be aware of firearms safety. Always positively identify your target. Don't shoot at color, shape, sound and movement.
Treat every firearms as if it was loaded and point firearms in a safe direction. Avoid alcohol or drugs when handling firearms. When hunting with a companion, if visual contact with that person is lost do not resume hunting until visual contact has been made and confirmed. Wearing hunter orange is the law.
Keep Pets Warm in Cold Weather
Temperatures are falling and it's time to make arrangements to keep pets warm as winter arrives.
It might be a good idea to take your pets to the veterinarian to see if they have any condition that may make them more vulnerable to the cold temperatures.
When you take your pet outside, stay with them. As long as you start to feel cold, your pet will feel the same way so it's best to bring them inside to keep warm. If your pets are strictly outdoor pets, make sure they have a warm, solid shelter against the wind, thick bedding and plenty of non-frozen water.
Inmate Arrested After Failing to Return From Work Release
A LaPorte County Jail inmate faces new charges after police there say he did not return from work release. They found Jesus Temores-Casillas, 33, of LaPorte, at a home in the 400 block of Lawrence Street there and say he refused to leave. He was arrested on a warrant for the Level 6 felony offense of escape. Temores-Casillas also faces a misdemeanor charge of invasion of privacy for violating an active protective order keeping him from being at the residence and having contact with his wife.
Trespassers Arrested After Fleeing from Police
A pair of Bremen break-in suspects face numerous felony charges in Marshall County after leading police from multiple agencies on a high-speed chase this morning. The caretaker of a vacant residence in the 400 block of Kenilworth Road in Bremen found a man and woman sleeping in the upstairs bedroom, went outside and called the police. She tried to block their SUV to keep them from leaving until officers arrived. She told police the man pulled a gun on her before he sped off through an adjacent field. Continue reading
More Counterfeit Money Found in LaPorte
Officers from the LaPorte City Police Department are getting more reports of counterfeit $100 bills.
A representative from Fifth/Third Bank told police that three $100 counterfeit bills were found in the night deposit box. Two of the bills came from the Family Dollar store and the other came from Advanced Auto Parts, both located in the area of State Road 2 W., according to a news release.
Law Enforcement Agencies Begin Operation Pull Over Blitz
Law enforcement agencies across Indiana are taking part in an Operation Pull Over blitz through the end of the month. Patrol officers will be looking for drunk drivers and seatbelt violators.
Last November 490 alcohol-related crashes occurred in Indiana, resulting in 224 injuries and 13 fatalities. A total of 735 drivers were arrested statewide for driving under the influence, and 9.504 seatbelt citations were issued to drivers and passengers who were not buckled up. Continue reading
IU Health LaPorte Hospital Launches Strategic Partnership Website
IU Health LaPorte Hospital has a new website to share information with the public about the ongoing search for an additional partner. The site will also solicit input from community members on the future of health care in Starke and LaPorte Counties. Hospital officials say the website will provide frequent updates about the process.
Members of the IU Health LaPorte Hospital Board of Directors are seeking an additional partner to help the two Northwest Indiana hospitals thrive with a broader network, improved facilities, and a strong strategy that is more ready to respond to tomorrow's healthcare challenges in this part of the state.
The website features quite a bit of background information about the process, including a "fact check" page where questions and rumors can be submitted anonymously and addressed. Continue reading
LaPorte Woman Arrested after Allegedly Assaulting Police Officer
A LaPorte woman was arrested on Friday after officials from the Indiana Department of Child Services attempted to remove a two-month old child from her residence.
Caseworkers told the child's mother, Rosemary Zeigafuse, 37, that they arrived at the home on Worden Street to take the child as the result of a court order and Zeigafuse allegedly threatened to kill them. An officer from the LaPorte Police Department attempted to place her into custody and she hit the officer in the face, according to the news release. She reportedly continued to resist the officer until she was successfully taken into custody.
LaPorte Police Investigating Counterfeit $100 Bills
LaPorte Police are investigating reports of counterfeit $100 bills being presented for payment at two businesses on Pine Lake Avenue. Officers were called to the NAPA Auto Parts last Thursday after an employee took a $100 bill from a customer who bought $28 worth of merchandise. The clerk checked the bill with a counterfeit pen, according to the incident report but later realized it was a fake. Continue reading
Check for Excise Tax Eligibility on the BMV Website
You can check to see if you are eligible for an excise tax refund on the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle's website.
BMV Commissioner Don Snemis said letters have been sent to those who are eligible but in case you didn't receive a claim form, access the refund eligibility page at www.myBMV.com. A "Check Your Excise Tax Refund Eligibility" icon can be found on the right side of the page and users will be asked for a Social Security Number or Driver's License Number in order to check eligibility.
Police Warn of Phone Scam
Several complaints of a phone scam have been received by the Knox City Police Department.
According to police, residents are getting phone calls by people claiming to be from NIPSCO and demanding payment on their bill. The caller threatens the resident that a utility worker will arrive at their residence to shut off power in an hour if the payment is not made during the phone call.
LaPorte City Police Department Reports OPO Results
The LaPorte Police Department conducted 40 hours of patrols during last week's Operation Pull Over event. Officers wrote 52 citations and 64 warnings which included 39 citations for seat belt violations and one citation for a child restraint violation.
Operation Pull Over is a federally funded traffic safety program administered by the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute.
Mediacom To Remove Analog Signal Reception, Add HD Channels
Starting Tuesday, Mediacom Communications customers will no longer have access to most analog television channels. As part of its digital upgrade, Mediacom will not use the analog frequencies for channels 22-78. This leaves digital-only reception for the company's Family Cable channel series, which includes cable news, sports and entertainment networks. Customers will need a digital adapter in order to maintain reception for those channels. Mediacom is providing them free of charge through Oct. 31, 2015. Mediacom officials say 10 popular cable channels have already switched to digital reception in the past two weeks. Continue reading
Oversize Load to Travel Through Northern Indiana
An oversize load traveling through northern Indiana the next five nights may snarl traffic in Porter, LaPorte, Starke and Marshall Counties as it passes through. The slow-moving, oversize, overweight load will have a police escort from the Port of Indiana to the Ohio border. INDOT advises short-term road closures will be necessary as it moves through the area. Motorists are urged to avoid the routes during the scheduled travel times. Continue reading
Work Continues on Starke County Bridges
Work on two Starke County bridges should be finished by the end of the month. Starke County Highway Superintendent Rik Ritzler says the replacement bridge on 800 East over Eagle Creek just north of 500 West is halfway done. Work is also under way on the bridge on 900 South over Bogus run just west of 100 West. LaPorte Construction is doing both projects for the county. They will also replace the bridges on 50 East over Smith Ditch just south of 500 South and on 450 South just west of Range Road over Smith Ditch in the spring. Continue reading
LaPorte Officials Evacuate City Block after Suspicious Package Found
A LaPorte city block was evacuated this morning after police found what appeared to be three pipe bombs inside of a box.
LaPorte Mayor Blair Milo informed residents on her Facebook page that the LaPorte Police Department responded to a call of a suspicious package in the 700 block of Philadelphia Street. Once officers determined what was inside the box, the Porter County Bomb Squad and the ATF were notified. Those officers successfully removed the package.
The Importance of One Vote
An Indiana farmer, from Switzerland County, changed the course of American history with his ONE VOTE back in 1842,
Freeman Clark was old and seriously ill. From his bed, he begged his sons to carry him to the county seat of Vevey, so he could cast his vote for his friend Daniel Kelso, who was running for the Indiana State Senate. They took him. He voted. And on the way home from his last public duty, Clark died.


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In the thesis I'm in the midst of writing, about burdens of proof in litigation between First Nations and the Crown pursuant to s.35(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982, I argue that the Crown invariably takes a position that denies any meaning to the guarantees of Aboriginal and treaty rights in that section, contrary to numerous Supreme Court decisions.
I've just come across a statutory example of the same sort of conduct in the Proceedings of the Senate Committee on Aboriginal Peoples, from May 31, 2010, almost two years ago.
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Then we have Benghazi-gate, in which we have subsequently found out that virtually the entire administration was involved in covering up the fact that this was a terrorist attack, for which all timely assistance was denied, and as a consequence four Americans lost their lives so we could "save" the president's re-election. To this day the White House states (through Jay Carney, press secretary) that they would have done the same thing over again — because it worked — the president got re-elected and only four Americans lost their lives to pay for it. And Nixon was threatened with impeachment for lying about the knowledge of a "break-in." Where is Bob Woodward when you need him?
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ATLANTA, Georgia, November 21, 2014
Interactive Technologies, Inc., manufacturer of professional entertainment and architectural lighting controls, today released a major new addition to its highly acclaimed CueServer line of lighting control processors, the CueServer 2™.
First introduced to the market nearly decade ago, the CueServer line of lighting controllers has steadily become one of the most highly respected industry standards for versatile and affordable lighting control. The entire product line offers its users a comprehensive combination of stand-alone show playback, control features, and Internet integration in one easy-to-use package making it an ideal choice for lighting professionals everywhere.
The latest addition to this successful line of products, the CueServer 2, expands upon the features of the original models with significant increases in power, flexibility, and performance. Built on a hardware platform more than 40 times faster than the original, CueServer 2 reacts and performs with next generation speed. This top of the line model also sports an entirely new Linux-based CueOS™ operating system and a native CueServer Studio™ application which allow programming and setup on both Mac OS X and Windows.
Powerful enough to control up to 32 universes of DMX, CueServer 2 can seamlessly and simultaneously handle cue lists, presets, and streaming DMX on up to 32 independent playback faders. An improved CueScript 2 command language, an enhanced real-time clock and calendar, a new rule-based event triggering system, stereo audio playback, multiple show storage, USB ports, and embedded web hosting all contribute to this powerhouse's list of features.
Programming for the CueServer 2 is accomplished through the CueServer Studio application. This entirely new application allows the user to easily see how the CueServer is performing in real-time and provides the capability to set up sophisticated programs quickly. Colorful "live" windows display output channels, playbacks, and overall system status. Specialized editor windows set up cues, triggers, timers, macros, groups, button stations, audio clips, web resources, time based events, rules, and more. CueServer Studio easily edits CueServers on local networks, remotely across the Internet, or even "offline".
"CueServer is a lighting control platform like no other" said Rob Johnston, Product Manager for CueServer. "The new CueServer 2 is really exciting! It has tons of new features, much more power, and it's easier and more fun to program. We've been listening to our customers' feedback and have been able to make a huge leap forward in CueServer's capabilities".
CueServer 2 is launching today. The DIN-Rail mounted version (model #CS-940) is available immediately with additional models scheduled for release in the first half of 2015. More information is available on the company's web site (www.interactive-online.com).
About Interactive Technologies, Inc.. Interactive Technologies, Inc. is a privately-held computer hardware and software engineering firm headquartered in Cumming, Georgia, in the Metro Atlanta area. Its products specialize in control systems for professional entertainment and architectural lighting. For more information, please visit the company's web site at www.interactive-online.com or call 678-455-9019.
Introducing the next generation in the highly acclaimed line of CueServer lighting control processors. Designed for all varieties of architectural and entertainment projects, the CueServer 2™ is fully Ethernet enabled and boasts a massive 32 universe capability. New rule-based event logic, improved scripting language, simplified programming interface, and audio playback features make system integration and installation easier than ever before. read more
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We are excited to announce our move to a larger facility. This location will accommodate our continued growth and allow us to better serve our customers. We would also like to welcome our newest team member, Nathan Rudolf, to the Interactive family.
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We've seen the 7-inch Asus Fonepad (not to be confused with the two-in-one PadFone 2). Well, now we have the Fonepad Note. Confused yet? The '6' denotes its 6-inch, super-bright (450-nit) high-definition (1920×1080) display, and you get a stylus for handwritten input.