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King George resident learns he doesn't qualify for rebate after installing energy-saving devices because of the action of one county supervisor
Dennis Askin did not get a $500 rebate for energy-saving changes to his family's home because Supervisor Joe Grzeika kept King George out of the grant program.
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Dennis Askin couldn't understand why the King George Board of Supervisors would deny residents the chance to get rebates for devices that were environmentally friendly and saved energy.
He started looking into the matter, making phone calls and reading meeting minutes. He discovered it wasn't the decision of the entire board, but of one supervisor, Joe Grzeika.
Grzeika is the county's representative on a regional agency that was handling an energy-saving program, and he decided King George would not participate. He said the King George Board of Supervisors objected to stimulus funding--even though the board has accepted millions in stimulus money for other purposes.
"I was mad," said Askin, who spent 24 years in the Navy in Explosive Ordnance Disposal. "Bottom line, it was money that was supposed to go to our county."
Grzeika's action affected Askin and other higher-income residents eligible for rebates, as well as low-income homeowners who could have gotten energy improvements at no cost.
Other residents and board members say this isn't the only time Grzeika has made what fellow King George Supervisor Ruby Brabo calls "unilateral decisions." They say Grzeika, who has been on the King George board since 1995, has taken similar action without first consulting board members on matters as big as preserving the Navy base at Dahlgren.
Grzeika did not reply to four email and phone requests for comment from The Free Lance-Star.
Fellow supervisor John LoBuglio said Grzeika lives by a "double-standard" in how he acts as a supervisor compared to how he believes others should perform. LoBuglio said he's heard complaints about him from residents across the county.
"They feel like he's just trying to live the same role he always had before, in running everything the way he wants," LoBuglio said. "And it's sort of so contradictory to what he himself is always saying--that individual members don't have the power themselves, that it's only the full board together that has the power to make decisions."
Chairman Cedell Brooks Jr. also said he'd heard about issues "through the rumor mill." He said he didn't want to point fingers without knowing all the details.
"But if he made a decision on behalf of the Board of Supervisors and did not tell us about it, that was wrong," Brooks said.
Supervisor Dale Sisson Jr. could not be reached for comment.


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Evening all. My first post here
We have a small home network setup. 1 notebook running 7 Pro, 1 pc running 7 Ultimate and 1 PC running XP Pro SP3.
I am having trouble networking in a number of areas, well 2 at this juncture. First and foremost I cannot see the PC running XP on either of the 7 machines. They all belong to the same workgroup and the two 7 machines can see each other no problem, but not the XP machine. The XP machine can see the one 7 notebook, but not the 7 PC. (very weird).
On the 2nd issue, in the past I was able to share folders specifically, but in 7 it seems I can only share through the public folder and I do not want to replicate data to be shared with the other connected PC's by placing data in the public folder and keeping copies thereof in the usual folders of residence.
Really appreciate any help.
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Go through this tutorial about sharing with XP, click on the XP tab, it should help.
Sharing files and printers with different versions of Windows - Help & How-to - Microsoft Windows
This one is more general but has good info.
Networking home computers running different versions of Windows
It can also help to get around password problems if you use the same username and password on all machines in the LAN.
After going through all of that if you are still having file access problems try doing this registry adjustment on the Win 7 machine with the problem.
Solution is really easy just modify one key in registry:
create or modify 32-bit DWORD: LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy
set the value to: 1
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Thanks for the help. The resources are exceptionally useful. I had settings as outlined in the manual.
It was the inclusion of the key in the registry that did it though
Thanks again.
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Well I usually save that fix for last but the way it's been going maybe I should show that fix first because this little problem sure seems to occur frequently. I'm not even sure what is the exact cause yet.
Thanks for reporting back in RVFmal, I will mark this as solved.
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The pilot was conducting agricultural spray operations when he experienced a flight control system anomaly that was described as a right rolling tendency. The pilot increased altitude in an effort to return to the operator's base for repairs. The helicopter became progressively difficult to control, continuing to roll right and not fully responding to left cyclic control inputs, and the pilot maneuvered to a nearby company loader to land. However, the right rolling tendency continued and the helicopter subsequently collided with terrain.Postaccident examination of the flight control assembly revealed that the gas producer throttle control cable, which is routed adjacent to the connecting linkage push-pull tubes, was entwined with the push-pull tubes. A section of the cable appeared to be pinched between the lower mixing lever unit and the tunnel partition wall. Multiple nylon loop cable clamps, used to secure the throttle cable to the vertical tunnel partition, were broken and separated; however, it was not possible to determine whether the observed damage was the result of the wreckage recovery efforts or a preexisting condition.
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"Kashmir is a highly militarised zone. I met children here who could even distinguish between the sound of firearms from the security forces and militants"- writes a journalist friend of mine…
Obviously my dear friend. We were brilliant at it. Absolutely brilliant. In those days, I would bet, me, my brother and sister were better than, dare I say, the protagonists. Nothing extra ordinary, we just had too many lessons and credit to us we were all ears to them.
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Nickname for Hillary Clinton, as heard in the South Park episode "the Snuke".
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A person who rabidly supported Hillary Clinton for the '08 presidential nomination, but was unable to accept her loss, and has switched to the Republican camp; because, if McCain wins, Hillary might have another chance in 4 years.
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They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me. Like clay I shall mould them, and in the furnace of war forge them. They will be of iron will and steely muscle. In great armour shall I clad them and with the mightiest guns will they be armed. They will be untouched by plague or disease, no sickness will blight them. They will have tactics, strategies and machines so that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against the Terror. They are the Defenders of Humanity. They are my Space Marines and they shall know no fear.Since Space Is an Ocean, Space Marines are the troops carried by spaceships, their roles paralleling those of conventional marines: mobile deployment, boarding hostile ships, securing ports — including Space Stations — from Space Pirates. These guys are the number one troops of choice for the humans in the Standard Sci Fi Setting. Space Marines first turn up in the short story "Captain Brink of the Space Marines" by Bob Olsen in Amazing Stories Volume 7, Number 8, of November 1932, and a later followup, 1936's "The Space Marines and the Slavers." The trope, however, fully rose to prominence with the use of the term on the wildly popular Lensman Series beginning in 1934. In 1959, Starship Troopers codified the trope, popularizing the emblematic Power Armor and the array of exotic weaponry they wield. Warhammer 40,000 from Games Workshop is notable for taking these aspects to a peak and becoming one of the more recognizable instances of the trope, if certainly not the first. Despite this, as of early 2013, the company claims ownership of a registered trademark (in the UK at least) on the name "Space Marine" (on occasions claiming "Marine" itself), though not the trope itself. This trademark has been used to make actual legal threats on occasion, most notably against the author of Spots The Space Marine. These elite soldiers have the cachet of conventional Marines. Add bulky Powered Armor and (sometimes) either Bio-Augmentation or cyber-augmentation (or both!) to get classic Super Soldiers. In many settings they fight as a squad, sometimes with Awesome Personnel Carrier support, or launched by Drop Pod. A notable exception to this are the many First Person Shooters that use the Space Marine background as a useful excuse to get a highly trained soldier alone on a hostile planet. This tradition starts with the much-imitated Doom series — see A Space Marine Is You and One-Man Army. This page shouldn't be to be confused with the video game Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine, though that game pretty much is about them. It should be noted that the name "space marine" is actually a misnomer — there's no water in deep space. Works aiming for more realism or a more Ray Gun Gothic feel may prefer to call them "espatiers." But for those wanting more to invoke the Romantic Space Is an Ocean trope the name space marine works just fine. Sometimes, "space marine" is culturally translated into "space [insert Bad Ass military unit here]" - for instance in Russia space marines are often called "space landing forces" (kosmodesantniki) after the VDVnote an airborne unit of the Russian military that has roughly the same reputation as the USMC and Royal Marines in American and British cultures. Note: This trope is about the elite spaceborne soldiers themselves. Overly-generic Science Fiction military protagonists belong elsewhere, such as A Space Marine Is You for video games.
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On July 24, 1996, W.W. Bennett Hurt was sentenced to 6 months in jail followed by 12 months of supervised release (probation), a $2500.00 fine, and the court's special assessment fee. Hurt was a livestock dealer from Blacksburg, Virginia, who offered at least 150 animals for slaughter for human consumption containing illegal levels of a variety of new animal drugs. Mr. Hurt often knew that the animals had been medicated, and used false names to avoid detection by State and Federal officials. Many of these illegal residues were thousands of times higher than the permitted levels or they were residues of drugs that have not been approved for use in those animals.
FDA is concerned about the indiscriminate purchase and sale of animals for slaughter for human food that may contain illegal levels of animal drugs because of their potential for adverse effects on human health. New animal drugs are approved by FDA with strict use requirements, including a specified time period to withdraw an animal from treatment prior to marketing, to assure the drug has depleted from edible tissue to a level that will not present harm to the consuming public.
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Hurt's incarceration is expected to begin September 9, 1996. This case was the result of a cooperative effort between the Department of Justice, FDA, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the state of Virginia. This is the first prosecution of a livestock dealer for illegal residues, and should send a strong message to others in the livestock dealing industry to take seriously their responsibility to assure that they do not pass on adulterated food to the consumer.


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Dear Mittens, Thanks for clarifying things during your swing through the South.
If demonstrated, multimillion-dollar waste isn't cause to rethink a government program, what is?
Rule No. 1: No matter how academically effective, anything viewed as a threat to the usual way of doing things in public schools is subject to slander, obstruction, de-funding or summary decapitation.
The lifeline is about to be cut.
Wanna know why America is $15.3 trillion in debt? Look no further than the Wilcox Tunnel.
Conservatives just introduced the Republican establishment to the business end of a two-by-four, relegating Mitt Romney to bad second- and even third-place finishes in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri.
Gotta love it when the federal government blames everybody but itself for the misery casseroles it deposits on the nation's doorstep.
The best argument for an amendment making it plain that the Tennessee Constitution forbids an income tax is the all-over-the-board arguments of the amendment's foes.
South Carolina's primary is over, and for all I know at this writing, the GOP nomination could more or less belong to Mitt Romney.
I get it, I get it: Some people think Mitterrand Carrington Lavoix de Champlain Romney XIV is more electable than anybody else in the Republican field. Really and for true, I understand. I hear you.
Mittens Alistair Devereaux Bouillabaisse von Romney IV got almost exactly the same support in Iowa's caucuses that he has had in nationwide polls: 25 percent.
Naiveté that would make the average toddler blush.
Voicing opposition to vouchers, a Bradley County Board of Education member asks, "How can we afford to give any of our money to any private school, no matter what the argument may be?"
Texas Gov. Rick Perry has had some game-losing fumbles, but his campaign ad faulting Barack Obama's remark about "lazy" America isn't among them.
News media Democrats who have been falling all over one another trying to anoint "Republican" Jon Huntsman with hilariously undeserved credibility might want to commence kicking themselves:
Any lingering hope that the Occupy Wall Street set isn't infested with sloths and slackers can now be pitched without ceremony into the nearest Cuisinart.
We all have shortcuts on our mental keyboards -- things we see or hear that prompt a predetermined response.
Something close to panic has seized opponents of new teacher standards in Tennessee. Among other things tripping their horror reflex is the fact that tenured teachers may no longer skate by with only two evaluations every 10 years. They're also miffed th
Clarence Thomas can't leap, two-by-four in hand, to the defense of fellow Georgian Herman Cain. As a sitting Supreme Court justice, Thomas tries to maintain detachment from presidential politics. Plus he's a class act.
Which is worse: that former Gov. Mitt Romney's health reform in Massachusetts bills taxpayers for the cost of providing even routine, non-emergency care to illegal aliens, or that Romney now claims to be shocked -- shocked -- that illegal aliens gained benefits under the reform?
Chewing glass. Euthanizing unwanted puppies. Watching "Diff'rent Strokes" reruns.
If I may reconfigure a line from "Tommy Boy," doesn't it seem that you can actually hear civilization getting dumber?
It was nearly half a century after World War II that I got a glimpse of how deeply the "science" of eugenics had taken root even among individuals who felt sure they abhorred everything Nazism stood for.
Could somebody please make heads, tails or French toast of the objections to building an International House of Pancakes on Gunbarrel Road?
I'd be more open to the claim that the tea party is really most sincerely dead if its critics didn't keep saying so. Their fidgety repetition of that mantra and their citing of off-point opinion polls allegedly proving the claim suggest they know the opposite is true.
If sanity prevailed, the takeaway message from the hijackings that killed 3,000 of our countrymen 10 years ago today would have been simple: Radical Muslims aren't kidding. When they state with frosty certainty an intent to vaporize us, they mean it.
If a phenomenally irrelevant presidential candidate falls in the woods and nobody cares, why does he get round-the-clock news coverage?
Not since a certain president asked a certain grand jury to ponder the meaning of "is" have I read so stark a case of hair-splitting as one that surfaced in a recent article in the Times Free Press.
I wrote in February that the supposed loosening of the ban on home-schooled students' participation in public school sports was cynical.
Did you hear the one about the lawmaker who scolded the University of Tennessee bookstore about some breath mints because they poked fun at President Obama?
NEW YORK — A hotel maid who accuses ex-International Monetary Fund boss Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault sued him Monday, seeking unspecified damages as a result of what she calls the "violent and sadistic" attack in a room at the upscale Sofitel hotel.
JONESBORO, Ark. — Marshall Grant, a longtime member of country music superstar Johnny Cash's original band, the Tennessee Two, has died in Arkansas. He was 83.
Listening to the soothing words of our president as America saunters toward debt- and welfare-state-induced collapse, I recalled a passage from Corrie ten Boom's "The Hiding Place."
A letter that the Hamilton County Board of Education should write, but won't.
Chattanooga's and Hamilton County's race-based funding practices have blown up in their faces, with suspicions that the Tennessee Multicultural Chamber of Commerce's financial management is, let's say, murky. (Read: incomprehensible this side of the Looking Glass.)
The most compelling — and encouraging — thing about the kerfuffle over Rhonda Thurman's remarks on local schools is not the remarks themselves. By a sensible reading, they aren't especially controversial. It's how little traction her critics have gotten in their triumphal assertion that this time she's gone too far!
An article in the Times Free Press told of a forum on immigration at which a 13-year-old girl tearfully recounted the arrest of her mother. Police had caught the woman driving without a license.
What's with all the indignant surprise over Rick Smith's likely ascent to the schools superintendent's job?
What's with all the indignant surprise over Rick Smith's likely ascent to the schools superintendent's job?
"Child labor" evokes images of 8-year-olds kidnapped by sweatshop overlords or sold by their parents and forced to work in coal mines for bread rations. And in truth, that describes many instances of child labor. So if no one else has done so, let me be the first to propose execution for people who subject children to such treatment.
Why is Mitt Romney still running for president?
"It's embarrassing for me to talk to people in other parts of the country. I think it could hurt our image down here. We had an image of everybody here being barefoot and bucktoothed with cowlicks on both sides of their head. ... We came a long way [in recent years] to try to diminish some of that."
Writing a column on the not-so-subtle fascism in the evolution textbook that was part of the Scopes Monkey Trial in Dayton, Tenn., was evidently like clashing a pair of cymbals near the head of a sleeping Doberman. But since Rover is awake anyway, how about a quick follow-up?
It was a raw — or at best half-baked — deal in 2008 when a sharply divided school board extended Superintendent Jim Scales' contract for four years though he was barely halfway through his first term.
Everybody knows what the Scopes Monkey Trial was all about, right? The forces of impartial science stooping nobly to enlighten brutes and ignoramuses who doubted evolutionary theory.
Not since shortly after 9/11 have we been so vigorously assured that Osama bin Laden's beliefs and actions were categorically unconnected to Islam.
You lack consciousness, so you won't care that I'm writing you a letter. But I missed your big day Friday before last, and, well, I just wanted to say I'm sorry to you and to all the people who conspicuously set aside a few moments to seek forgiveness for using your resources.
If, 20 years from now, the post office's sole remaining duty is pretending to deliver Santa letters, it will have itself to blame.
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Former Cincinnati City Councilman Greg Harris has accepted a major, high-profile job in Detroit, where he will live during the week.
Harris, 39, was hired Monday as the first executive director for Excellent Schools Detroit. The new organization is comprised of various education, government, community and philanthropic leaders who have developed a 10-year, citywide education plan to improve Detroit's public school system.
With the city of Cincinnati facing a $50.4 million deficit next year, the city's top administrator is recommending City Council end a property tax rollback that's been in effect since 1999. Even eliminating the rollback, however, won't prevent some cuts in city services.
The deficit estimate is considerably larger than the $30 million amount predicted by the city's budget director three weeks ago.
It was the first opportunity council members had to publicly question the budget's architects. The proposed budget would cover the first half of 2013. The city is switching over to a fiscal year starting in July.
Many council members expressed concern over the plan to use $21 million from a proposed 30-year lease of the city's parking meters, garages and lots to help close a $34 million budget deficit.
"It seems like … the city budget wins, but the citizens are losing," said Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld.
City Manager Milton Dohoney said the parking facilities net Cincinnati about $7 million a year. That would equal out to about $210 million over 30 years.
Sittenfeld called into question the wisdom of leasing the facilities for an estimated $50 million and taking half of the profit, for an earnings of about $150 million over 30 years.
Other council members expressed concern that whoever leased the parking would hike rates, something Councilman Cecil Thomas dismissed.
"The market would dictate the rates that are charged," he said.
Dohoney said a combination of cuts, savings, revenue, projected growth and one-time funding sources helped eliminate the $34 million deficit. He said a budget containing only cuts would result in the layoff of 344 city workers.
A slide show provided by the city showed that 802 positions had been cut since 2000.
Dohoney advocated eliminating the property tax rollback promised as part of the deal to build two new sports stadiums in 1996. He said it would bring in about $9 million a year. However council has had little appetite to allow any increase in taxes as the city recovers from the Great Recession. Property taxes make up about 6 percent of the budget fund used to pay most of the city's operating expenses.
The cuts proposed in the 2013 budget include eliminating
support for public access company Media Bridges, the Downtown and
Neighborhood Gateways Program, Juvenile Firesetter Program and Arts
It would also eliminate the Cincinnati Police Department's Mounted Patrol, which covers downtown on horseback. Dohoney said that would allow Cincinnati Police Chief James Craig to redeploy those nine officers elsewhere. Dohoney said Craig had asked for a new recruit class of 50, but Dohoney requested 30. He said the additional nine from the horse patrol would bring that closer to 40.
Dohoney said he was also allowing 10 additional recruits to cover patrols of University Hospital, which is no longer going to use University of Cincinnati police starting Jan. 1.
He said the police department would also look for ways to save money by increasing the involvement of civilian members who could do things like take reports of non-injury car accidents.
Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan asked if the budgeteers had considered restructuring the police force to save money. She has long been a proponent of "right-sizing" the police and fire forces, saying staffing levels remain at a high while the city's population is shrinking.
The proposed budget also includes investments in business groups that promote economic development, like the Port Authority, Greater Cincinnati Partnership, Film Commission and African American Chamber of Commerce.
Councilman Chris Seelbach praised Dohoney and his budget team, saying he saw Cincinnati as being better off than it had been six years ago. But he also said he'd like to see the administration focus on people who are barely getting by instead of businesses and developers.
"There is a focus on helping people make more money that are already making a lot of money," Seelbach said. "Helping people that aren't paying a lot of taxes still pay very little."
Cincinnatians can weigh in on the budget in a public hearing Thursday evening at 6 p.m.
As widely predicted during the past week, Greg Harris was formally selected today to take the seat on Cincinnati City Council that was vacated when John Cranley resigned.
Councilman Chris Seelbach on Oct. 3 announced another concession in the ongoing city-county dispute over contracting rules for the jointly operated Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD).
At the heart of the issue is a federal mandate requiring Cincinnati to retrofit and revamp its sewer system. The project is estimated to cost $3.2 billion over 15 years, making it the largest infrastructure undertaking in the city's history.
But Hamilton County commissioners have put most of the project on hold until the county resolves its conflict with City Council, which unanimously passed in June 2012 and modified in May "responsible bidder" rules that dictate how MSD contractors should train their employees.
Critics say the law's apprenticeship program and pre-apprenticeship fund requirements put too much of a burden on nonunion businesses. Supporters claim the requirements help create local jobs and train local workers.
The city law requires bidders to follow specific standards for apprenticeship programs, which are used by unionized and nonunion businesses to teach an employee in a certain craft, such as plumbing or construction. It also asks contractors to put 10 cents for each hour of labor into a pre-apprenticeship fund that will help teach applicants in different crafts.
The concession announced on Oct. 3 would replace a mandate with an incentive program.
The mandate tasked contract bidders to prove their apprenticeship programs have graduated at least one person a year for the five previous years.
The incentive program would strip the mandate and replace it with "bid credits," which would essentially give a small advantage to bidders who prove their apprenticeship programs are graduating employees. That advantage would be weighed along with many other factors that go into the city's evaluation of bidders.
Seelbach says the concession will be the sixth the city has given to the county, compared to the county's single concession.
The city has already added several exemptions to its rules, including one for small businesses and another for all contracts under $400,000, which make up half of MSD contracts. The city also previously loosened safety training requirements and other apprenticeship rules.
Meanwhile, the county has merely agreed to require state-certified apprenticeship programs, although with no specific standards like the city's.
The five-year graduation requirement was the biggest sticking point in the city-county dispute. It's now up to commissioners to decide whether the concession is enough to let MSD work go forward. If not, the dispute could end up in court as the federal government demands its mandate be met.
We reported here yesterday that City Councilwoman Leslie Ghiz posted personal information on Facebook about two citizens who had emailed criticism about her pressuring of City Manager Milton Dohoney to remove the Occupy Cincinnati protesters. The news quickly spread on Twitter (which you can follow in our live aggregator below), and Ghiz removed the posts shortly thereafter.
The incident might not seem like the hugest deal — largely a petty socio-political discussion on a conservative's personal Facebook page among a bunch of likeminded people. But the publication of the home and email address of a citizen who opposes an elected official crosses a major ethical line.
We purposely didn't publish screen shots of the posts due to the private information involved. It would have been relevant only in demonstrating the pettiness with which Ghiz offered the critics' opinions to her collection of angry friends. "These are some of the lovely emails my campaign has been getting because I believe the law should be applied evenly and equally to everyone," the first introduction reads. How does she expect people to react to such sarcasm? "Oh dear, Leslie, I also care not for such a movement and its collection of anarchic rogues. Let me set down my tea cup and console you."
As part of CityBeat's continuing election coverage, we've once again sent a questionnaire to the non-incumbent Cincinnati City Council candidates to get their reactions on a broad range of issues.
Nine of the 14 non-incumbents chose to answer our questions. Others either didn't respond or couldn't meet the deadline.
During the next few weeks, we will print the responses from the non-incumbents to a different topic each time.
Today's question is, "There is a movement afoot to move the Drop Inn Center homeless shelter out of Over-the- Rhine. Do you support or oppose this effort, and why?"
Sharp-eyed readers who received an email update this week from Cincinnati City Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld got a surprise: At the bottom, it stated the missive came from the "Office of Congressman P.G. Sittenfeld."
That prompted some observers to wonder if the error was a Freudian slip and whether Sittenfeld, who was just sworn into his first council term three weeks ago, had already set his sights on higher office.


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Li Hing Mui and Crack Seed
We are visiting San Francisco and Napa Valley for about 4-5 days. I am looking for Li Hing Mui powder and a good crack seed store (chinese preserved fruits). We are staying by the Airport and will have a car. Anyone know where I can find these?
Wonderful food, 2035 irving st. (415)-731-6889 has some chinese fruits in bulk. mandarin speakers
sweetheart cafe, 909 grant ave, (415)262-9989 might have fruits, oaktown has them
li hing mui powder may be found in hawaiian/japanese stores
Uoki K. sakai, 1656 post st, (415)921-0514 popped up as a reference.
You will find Ling Hing Mui powder at 99 Ranch. It is typically located next to the Mexican spices aisle. It is imported from Taiwan and comes in a very small packet and they're about $1.29 for a small bag. BTW, Ling Hing Mui powder added to kettle corn is sooooo good.
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As you're staying near the airport (I'm assuming SFO) I'd try Takahashi in San Mateo. They carry all kinds of Hawaiian goods and I'm sure you'll find your li hing mui powder there. While they don't have crack seed in bulk, they do have a pretty good selection of packaged ones.
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Thanks to all who responded. I will check them out.
It turns out I am not staying near the airport anymore. Hubby has booked us in at the Best Western in Napa. So, any place in Napa that might carry Li Hing Mui powder or good crack seed stores?
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Not sure of all of the other truly asian uses, but one of my favorite hawaiian uses, is over shave ice as a powder or syrup. It makes me realize that we could make our own syrup and use it on EVERYTHING!
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It's a staple for many in Hawaii.
Besides the uses already mentioned (Popcorn/kettle corn, shave ice) -
Slice up some fresh fruit and sprinkle some on top. My favorites are pineapple and apples.
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Love it on fresh fruit - mango, papaya... Am having a hard time wrapping my mind around Li hing foie gras!
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You can use it in certain Chinese stews to add a hint of sweetness and as other posters have mentioned mostly on sour fruits to cut the sourness. I personally like to add it to kettle corn to give it an more pronounced saltiness and sweetness. It's the most addicting thing ever for me.
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|Donte' Stallworth on D&C: 'Bill [Belichick] was wrong to call out [Wes] Welker'
|01.21.14 at 9:43 am ET
Former Patriots wide receiver Donte' Stallworth joined Dennis & Callahan on Tuesday to discuss the controversies coming out of Sunday's AFC and NFC championship games. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
Stallworth said the play between Aqib Talib and Wes Welker was a "typical play" that he's seen "a million times."
"What Talib was trying to do, and I guarantee if you ask him this, this is what he'll tell you, he's been coached to — every coach in the NFL has coached their defensive players to do this — he was coached to not let separation between his defender and Wes Welker. So his job is to come underneath Wes. Wes' job is to make him go over the top, and that is why they collided with each other.
"It's not a sense of Wes running into him and trying to take him out."
Stallworth tweeted Monday that Patriots coach Bill Belichick was "absolutely wrong about Wes Welker's hit on Aqib Talib … and he knows it."
"Bill, he knows what the offensive job is to do and he knows what the defensive job is to do," Stallworth said. "He's coached both sides. He understands that Wes' job is to make a team go over the top and Aqib's job is to not allow that to happen.
"So I can't get into the mind of Bill and say why he said that, but the reason why I tweeted that is because I know that Bill understands the position that Wes was in and the position that Aqib was in and it was one of those unfortunate plays that Aqib did not come back in the game. I guess it was a turning point in the game, but at no point would I say that it was deliberate, and I just thought Bill was wrong for that."
|Resetting Patriots depth chart at wide receiver
|03.26.13 at 2:10 pm ET
For the Patriots, the personnel changes at wide receiver this offseason are nothing new. Since he assumed the starting job in 2001, Tom Brady has gone through several different groups of receivers, and as the Patriots' passing game continues to evolve, the 2013 incarnation will be the fifth different group that Brady will work with.
While other ancillary wide receivers came and went — and with the understanding that the Patriots have bolstered the depth at the tight end position as the depth at receiver has diminished — here's the overall nucleus of the wide receiver position since Brady assumed the starting job in 2001.
2001-2004: Troy Brown, David Patten, David Givens, Deion Branch.
2005-2006: Branch, Reche Caldwell, Jabar Gaffney.
2007-2009: Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Donte' Stallworth.
2010-2012: Wes Welker, Branch, Brandon Lloyd.
With the understanding that there's still a lot of time in the team-building process between now and the start of training camp (between the end of free agency and the draft) here's a look at depth chart at receiver for the Patriots, as well as some possibilities for New England at the receiver position between now and the start of the season.
Donald Jones: The 6-foot, 208-pound Jones is a Youngstown State product who spent three seasons in the league, all with the Bills, and has 82 career receptions. His best year came in 2012 when the 25-year-old caught 41 passes for 443 yards and four touchdowns.
Danny Amendola: The 27-year-old, who had a career-high 85 catches for St. Louis in 2010, has followed an eerily similar career arc as Welker, who blossomed when he first arrived in New England in 2007. The Patriots hope that the 5-foot-11, 188-pounder can continue on the same path that saw Welker — who was a little-used part of the Miami offense before he arrived in Foxboro — catch 100 passes in five of his six seasons with the Patriots.
(In addition, the Patriots depth chart also includes Kamar Aiken, Jeremy Ebert and Andre Holmes. Ebert was a seventh-round pick of the Patriots last season who spent some time on the practice squad, while Aiken ended the season on the practice squad and Holmes was added to the roster in January after spending part of the 2012 season with the Cowboys. And while Matthew Slater is technically listed as a wide receiver, he's more of a special teamer.)
There remains a handful of free-agent possibilities for the Patriots, including four guys who have suited up for New England in the past and could be called upon once again:
Julian Edelman: A seventh-round pick out of Kent State in 2009, Edelman has shown flashes over his first four seasons in a New England uniform, including 37 catches as a rookie, and 21 receptions at the start of the 2012 season when he saw an uptick in playing time, mostly at the expense of Welker. Presuming he does return, the 5-foot-10, 200-pounder could pick up some of the targets that went to Welker over the last few seasons.
Brandon Lloyd: Lloyd was released earlier this month before the team was set to deliver a $3 million roster bonus. In his one season with the Patriots, Lloyd had 74 catches for 911 yards and four touchdowns. While he had some terrific moments — including eight catches against Arizona, nine against Baltimore and 10 against the Niners — he was underwhelming at times. However, it wouldn't be a shock to see him ultimately return.
Deion Branch: Branch was able to give the Patriots some snaps last season, but was mostly around to help provide some depth at the position. He ended the season with 16 catches for 145 yards in 10 games for New England. Branch, who will be 34 before the start of the 2013 season, has to be considered a longshot to return, but it still wouldn't be a surprise to see the 5-foot-9, 195-pounder back on an emergency basis if he was needed.
Donte' Stallworth: Stallworth, who has had two different stints with the Patriots (including last year, which consisted of one catch, which ended up going 63 yards for a touchdown against the Texans before he went on season-ending IR), was involved in a hot-air balloon accident earlier this month in Florida. While he has spent some time in the hospital, if the 32-year-old is still able to play come the summer, it wouldn't be a surprise if New England at least kicked the tires on Stallworth to see if he still had anything left in the tank.
And when it comes to free agent possibilities, it's fair to include restricted free agent Emmanuel Sanders, who would cost the Patriots a third-round pick but still interests the New England brain trust for all the reasons we listed here. The 26-year-old Sanders, a third-round pick out of SMU in 2010 by the Steelers, caught 44 passes for 626 yards and one touchdown in 2012, starting seven games. In his three-year career, Sanders has 94 receptions for 1,290 yards and five touchdowns.
|Donte' Stallworth involved in hot-air balloon accident
|03.16.13 at 2:14 pm ET
Free agent wide receiver Donte' Stallworth was involved in a hot-air balloon accident in Florida on Saturday. ESPN's Mike Reiss is reporting that Stallworth, who has played for the Patriots on two separate occasions, and his girlfriend were shocked and burned when the balloon hit power lines. Reiss also reports that Stallworth is in stable condition while ESPN's Adam Schefter tweets that the receiver's injuries are not serious and he will be able to resume his career.
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|Deion Branch promises: 'You're going to see a different Texans team'
|01.08.13 at 9:57 pm ET
FOXBORO — Everyone knows what happened on Dec. 10 at Gillette Stadium. The Patriots dismantled the Texans, 42-14, as the Patriots raced out to a 28-0 lead and never looked back.
Deion Branch had a unique view. He was with his wife in the basement of his North Attleboro home watching the game.
"It felt good just to see the guys doing the things that they did do in the game," Branch said Tuesday. "You always know it and because I'm around it, but when you're away from it and you're watching as a fan, I was very pleased and very happy to see that. It's really nothing new because we can do a lot of great things if we go out and execute our plays the way we're supposed to; that type of performance."
Ironically, in that game against the Texans, Donte' Stallworth injured his foot on a touchdown catch, landing him on the injured reserve list and setting the stage for Branch's return to the Patriots prior to the 49ers game.
Did he watch the game thinking he might be back in that kind of situation?
"Trust me, however the marbles fall, I just let them fall," Branch said. "There are a lot of things you can't control in life. Trust me, if I was one of the personnel guys, I'd be around every week [until I'm] 40, 45 years old, but that's not my decision. If I was one of the personnel guys'¦ but I don't make those decisions."
This time against the Texans, Branch is convinced the Patriots will see a much different – and better – opponent. He was asked what he thought of the Texans being considered a "cupcake" opponent.
"No, trust me, you're going to see a different Texans team," Branch said. "That we all know, I promise you that. They're a great team. They've been a great team all season long. Unfortunately they ran into a couple stumbles but that's football. Trust me, it won't be the same team that we played five weeks ago."
Here is the rest of Tuesday's press conference with Deion Branch at Gillette Stadium: Read the rest of this entry »
|'Patient' Deion Branch comes back and comforts Donte' Stallworth: 'He's one of my guys'
|12.14.12 at 12:12 am ET
Deion Branch was ready to come back – for a third time this season.
The 33-year-old veteran was released on Nov. 17, shortly after straining his hamstring. What did he do?
He spent time with his family, picking up his 7-year-old daughter D'Ahni at school.
''She said, 'Dad, what happened? Why aren't you playing?"' Branch told reporters Thursday. ''I said, 'Baby, daddy can't play right now. I don't have a job.' And she said, 'aw, you'll get one.' And I said, 'I know, baby."'
As fate would have it, Donte' Stallworth, brought in to replace the injured Julian Edelman, joined Edelman on injured reserve with a high right ankle sprain on his 63-yard TD play Monday night.
Branch got the call Tuesday morning from Bill Belichick. While he was happy for himself and his daughter, he felt badly for Stallworth.
''He's one of my guys,'' Branch said. ''We came in the [2002] draft class together.''
Standing near his walking boot in his locker, Stallworth confirmed he injured his right ankle on his touchdown catch and said he doesn't regret going on injured reserve since he wants it to heal properly.
''There's no rush, so I want to make sure that I get it back right,'' Stallworth said.
Branch said Thursday that he feels healthy and right back at home, ready to contribute again.
''Nothing's changed,'' he said. ''All the guys just walked past my locker like nothing ever happened, so I didn't get any hugs, just 'Hey, how you doing? What's up?"'
The Patriots never took down his nameplate, nor did they clean out his locker, leaving his "Team Branch" family picture in his locker. The team took the same approach earlier in the season, when he was cut before the season, only to be brought back the first two games of the season after he was cut shortly before it began. He was back for Game 3.
The Super Bowl XXXIX MVP repeated a declaration on Thursday – he wants to retire with the Patriots and won't be playing for anyone else.
''It was a long time ago, but that stuff is in the past," Branch said. "It's behind us. I think we all need to be grateful, be thankful just to play the game that we play. I'm thankful. I seize every moment that I get. I'm just glad to be back.''
The Patriots let him go after the 2011 season, making him a free agent on March 13. But 17 days later, Branch returned, signing a one-year contract. Branch was asked what would be his fate this season if Stallworth hadn't injured his ankle.
''I don't know,'' he said. ''Everything happens for a reason and with guys that are patient, stuff happens for them. I'm a patient guy.''
|Donte' Stallworth on return to Patriots: 'I have a lot of love for this organization'
|12.05.12 at 11:42 pm ET
FOXBORO — Call it foreshadowing.
Donte' Stallworth was actually in Miami with friends on Sunday afternoon and decided to take in the Patriots-Dolphins game.
"I was actually there," said Stallworth Wednesday. "I went, since I live in Miami, and I hadn't been to any games in a while. I had some friends that were going. I usually like to watch games on television, you can see it better. But I decided to go since I hadn't been to any games. Plus it was the Patriots playing, and I've got friends on both teams."
As word spread that Julian Edelman injured his foot during the game, he figured he might get a call to return to New England for third time.
Stallworth got on a plane and flew up to New England on Monday, the same day the decision was made to place Edelman on season-ending injured reserve with a broken foot. was released in training camp, making this his third stint with the Patriots, after spending an entire season in New England in 2007.
"I think [the Patriots] knew what kind of shape I was in," Stallworth said. "I made sure that I had been training hard throughout the whole season, just in case."
But what was the specific appeal of coming back to New England?
"I have a lot of love for this organization, and just everything about the New England Patriots," he said on Wednesday. "I have a lot of friends on this team. So, yeah, to say I was excited is probably an accurate assessment.
"We had a quarterback able to get us the ball and be able to work on our routes and stuff, full speed."
Stallworth thought he had a good shot of making this team originally out of training camp before being cut on Aug. 27.
"Honestly, I mean, I was disappointed, but I've been in this league long enough to understand how it works," Stallworth said. "It's just like after a game. When you lose a game and you're upset about it that night, but you come to the next game prepared. And that's what I did, although, it took me a little more than a night. It took a few days. But after that I just tried to get back to where I live in Miami and get back with my trainer, and just continue to work and hope for an opportunity."
And he's back working for an opportunity with Bill Belichick once again.
"One of his favorite motto's is just, 'Do your job.' And If I do my job, then I don't have anything else to worry about after that," Stallworth said.
|Brandon Lloyd: 'We all knew what we were getting into'
|09.03.12 at 12:47 pm ET
FOXBORO — Brandon Lloyd is a fast learner.
He realized quickly in New England to take nothing for granted, pay attention to every detail and not speak out of line.
He demonstrated all of those traits this week in speaking to the media inside the Patriots locker room.
'It's always exciting to make an NFL roster," said Lloyd, who was the prize addition to the wide receiver corps in the offseason. "There's always a doubt. Nothing's ever for certain. I've prepared and in shape and ready to go. There's always a level of excitement."
He's very aware that he made the team while veteran receivers Deion Branch, Jabar Gaffney and Donte' Stallworth did not.
'Nothing's for certain. It was a competitive camp," Lloyd said. "I haven't been in a camp that was that competitive at the wide receiver position where guys had so much past experience with the starting quarterback, had success in the NFL and then were all battling out for a couple of spots.
'It was definitely competitive. That's the just the way it shook out. We all understood what we were competing for by signing here. It was up to the coaching staff and ultimately how we practiced and played to make the team.'
One receiver that is on the roster is late addition Greg Salas, a former teammate from his days with the Rams. But Lloyd would not reveal much more.
'I can identify him," said Lloyd with a healthy, booming laugh.
Lloyd acknowledged that playing for the Patriots is a different experience than playing for the Redskins, Bears, Broncos and Rams.
'We all knew what we were getting into by coming to training camp here in New England and I think we all did our best to make the team and be productive members of the roster," Lloyd said. 'I think it's just the attention to details. Everybody is really focused on doing the small things right and that's from the coaching staff down to the players. So, I think that's what separates them.'


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Regulatory Alert: ELD proposal officially published
The hours-of-service regulations place restrictions on when and for how long drivers of commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) may be behind the wheel. For more than a decade, change has been a constant with these regulations, with more revisions planned for the future.
The latest major revisions took effect on July 1, 2013, for drivers of property-carrying CMVs. These drivers now need mandatory 30-minute rest breaks and must deal with more restrictions on use of the 34-hour "restart" provision (a recent final rule exempts short-haul drivers from the break requirement). Other changes effective February 27, 2012, affected all CMV drivers, including those operating buses and motorcoaches.
View the final rule that contained all these changes, and take a look at some Hours of Service FAQs. Make sure you're compliant or your CSA scores may take a hit!
J. J. Keller will help you stay on top of the latest HOS developments by informing you of the latest news and reference materials. As a top supplier of log books, training materials, and log auditing solutions, we can also help you comply with HOS regulations.
We also offer Canada-specific log books and training that addresses Canadian hours-of-service regulations, as well as logs for oilfield operations.
The U.S. federal hours-of-service regulations, with a few exceptions, apply to all motor carriers, drivers, and CMVs that transport property or passengers in interstate commerce. In-state requirements may vary.
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The federal hours-of-service regulations for drivers of property-carrying CMVs changed as of July 1, 2013. The resources below can help give you insight into these new regulations.
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For-hire, over-the-road carriers
Most Impacted. Reason: Irregular routes and schedules, combined with the driver and carrier's desire to maximize the driver's productivity when the driver is on the road, leads to this segment using the maximums available under the hours-of-service rules. This segment also has to interpret and apply the rules to a new operational environment daily, making any change problematic (there is no "operation pattern" that makes compliance easier for these carriers and drivers).
Line haul terminal-to-terminal operations that operate under normal HOS rules (including §395.8) and have terminal spacing and/or routes established to match the hours-of-service limits
Moderately Impacted. Reason: These carriers may see an impact, depending on their infrastructure age. The impact will depend on when the terminal spacing was done (older terminal patterns are still structured based on 10 hours of driving, so impact would be minimal). These carriers may also be impacted because of non-driving work the carrier is having the driver do after arriving at the terminal.
Regional carriers (carriers with 300 to 500 mile regional operations)
Moderately Impacted. Reason: These carriers tend to have trouble with sitting time (due to having to do a load and unload cycle at least once per day), meaning that their drivers typically have problems with the 14-hour regulation (which is expected to see only minimal changes). These carriers may see a favorable impact from the 16 hours twice weekly provision. Sidebar Note: Many regional drivers have difficulty getting 11 hours of driving consistently, unless they are using "flexible logging practices." Because of this, these are the carriers that will be the MOST impacted by the EOBR regulations.
Private/dedicated carriers that operate "routes"
Moderately Impacted. Reason: These carriers will see an operational impact in that most routes have been structured to maximize the driver's potential, while staying in compliance with the hours-of-service regulations. The change will require shortening some routes and retraining of driver to realize what changes in route routine would lead to compliance problems. Also, many of the private fleets have laid out their distribution facilities based on the hours of service. As with the terminal-to-terminal operations, the impact on these operations will depend on when the distribution facilities were established.
"Non-freight carriers"
Moderately Impacted. Reason: Carriers such as repair companies, service companies, construction companies (other than their "transport" operations), railroads, etc. that limit their drivers' hours for other reasons will generally be moderately impacted. If these carriers have a problem with the hours-of-service it is typically with the 14 hour rule, not the driving rule (these drivers drive out to worksite in the morning, take a lunch hour, and then drive back in the evening, total of 2 to 3 hours of actual driving). Therefore, any changes to the structure of the 14-hour rule will impact these carriers, but changes to the daily driving limit will not impact these carriers. However, these non-freight carriers may actually see a positive impact due to being able to spend more time at the job sites due to the increase from 14 to 16 allowed twice a week.
P and D (local delivery) and linehaul operations that operate under the 100 or 150 air-mile exception
Least Impacted. Reason: These carriers seldom maximize the driver's potential hours under the hours-of-service regulations. Many are limited under contract to overtime after 8 or 40, motivating the carrier to limit their hours for economic reasons. Also, for operational ease and ease of compliance these carriers tend to self-limit their driver utilization at 12 or 14 hours (CDL versus non-CDL) per day to keep the drivers operating under the 100 or 150 mile exception as much as possible.
Impact of Hours-of-Service Changes
All carriers, with the possible exception of carriers that operate entirely under the 100- and 150-mile exceptions will feel some impact from any change to the hours of service. The impacts include …
- Retraining all drivers.
- Retraining dispatch, compliance, and safety staff.
- Updating compliance software.
- Updating dispatch and optimization software.
- Reviewing operational routing and customer commitments.
- Reviewing of infrastructure (company facilities, fuel stops, etc.) compared to driver limitations that new rules could bring about.
- Reviewing revenue versus cost due to new operational model to determine if rates are still adequate.
EOBR/ELD Regulations
An EOBR / ELD is attached to commercial vehicles' engines to capture speed, distance and driver location (GPS) data. EOBR / ELD systems also typically require driver interaction — to provide duty status details (produce electronic logbook) or vehicle inspection information (produce electronic DVIR), for example. The data captured by an EOBR / ELD can provide critical assessments of fleet and driver performance, helping companies make decisions to improve operations.
On March 28, 2014, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) published a new proposed rule to require all CMVs operating in interstate commerce and subject to the federal logging rules in Part 395 to be equipped with EOBR / ELD technology. As mandated in federal law, the proposed rule would require affected drivers to start using EOBRs / ELDs within 2 years after the final rule is issued.
For more information on the EOBR / ELD rule, as well as J. J. Keller's ELD and electronic logbooks, visit our EOBR / ELD and E-Log Technology page.


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Take a classic comfort food to delicious new heights with this impressive recipe. Sausage, pizza sauce and mozzarella give this entree its Italian accent. —Megan Krumm, Schererville, Indiana
12 Servings
Prep: 40 min. Bake: 1-1/4 hours
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1 cup pizza sauce,
1 cup seasoned bread crumbs
1 medium onion, chopped
1 medium green pepper, chopped
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 garlic clove, minced
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 pounds lean ground beef (90% lean)
1 pound
Johnsonville® Mild Ground Italian Sausage
1/2 pound sliced deli ham
2 cups (8 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese,
1 jar (6 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained
Preheat oven to 375°. In a large bowl, combine the eggs, 3/4 cup
pizza sauce, bread crumbs, onion, green pepper, oregano, garlic,
salt and pepper. Crumble beef and sausage over mixture and mix well.
On a piece of parchment paper, pat beef mixture into a 12x10-in.
rectangle. Layer the ham, 1-1/2 cups cheese and mushrooms over beef
mixture to within 1 in. of edges. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting
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seam and ends. Place seam side down in a greased 13x9-in. baking
dish; brush with remaining pizza sauce.
Bake, uncovered, 1 hour. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake 15-20
minutes or until no pink remains and a thermometer reads 160°.
Using two large spatulas, carefully transfer meat loaf to a serving
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1 slice equals 386 calories, 23 g fat (9 g saturated fat), 130 mg cholesterol, 981 mg sodium, 12 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 31 g protein.
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