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"Yeah it's a big safety issue," said Richard Berry of West Milton.
Milton Union students have to walk in the mud, grass or possibly in the street. In 2011, the school board applied for new sidewalks for their new school. The money was nearly immediately granted, but they won't get the sidewalks until next spring.
"Three years is a long time to wait," said Dan Arnold of West Milton.
Parents say that is too long. So we drove to Columbus to ask The Ohio Department of Transportation: What is the hold up?
"What we do for the sidewalk in this school takes just as many steps as building a major highway in downtown Dayton," said Steve Faulkner of ODOT.
Twenty-nine steps to be exact (SEE BELOW). Once a project is approved, no matter how big or small, ODOT says they have to follow these guidelines set by the federal government. The whole process takes about two years.
"Going in and surveying the area, looking at the environmental aspects of the build, looking at designing and there is a right of way aspect too," said Faulkner. "When you're going into someone's house to build that takes some discussion back and forth about that process."
We showed the list to residents in West Milton.
"It looks like it's overkill because I have to revise it and then that is revised again," said Arnold. "That's a lot of red tape for a project that can be done in a week or two."
We asked ODOT the obvious question: Is this is really necessary.
"My opinion doesn't matter," said Faulkner. "It is unique, unfortunately, when building a sidewalk for kids to get to school safe for that there is so much federal red tape. We are using federal money and when that happens you get a lot of strings attached to that."
The Safe Route to School grant is funding this $300,000 project.
We also reached out to state representatives for West Milton. They agree it's ridiculous to wait three years for a new sidewalk, but say they have to follow protocol with federally funded programs. Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives John Boehner is the Congressman for Miami County. If you would like to reach out to him to request a shorter time-frame for smaller projects you can call him at 513-779-5400.
ID Task Name Duration
1 Project Initiation 2 wks
2 Preliminary Activities 15.8 wks
3 Field Survey and Mapping 4 wks
4 Establish Worst Case Const. Limits 3.8 wks
5 Geotechnical Investigation (if authorized) 8 wks
6 Stage 1 Design 19 wks
7 Stage 1 Design 13 wks
8 Submit Stage 1 Design 0 wks
9 Review Stage 1 Submittal (ODOT) 4 wks
10 Revise, Resubmit, & Add'l Review 2 wks
11 Stage 1 Submittal Approved 0 wks
12 Environmental Document (by ODOT D7) 32 wks
13 Environmental Document 32 wks
14 Right of Way 55 wks
15 Draft Prelim. R/W Plans 2 wks
16 Review Prelim. R/W Plans (ODOT) 4 wks
17 Final R/W Plans 1 wk
18 R/W Plans Approved 1 wk
19 R/W Clearance 47 wks
20 Stage 3 Design 17 wks
21 Quantities and Notes 6 wks
22 Misc Stage 3 Details/Tasks 6 wks
23 Update Cost Opinions 2 wks
24 Compile Stage 3 Documents & QA/QC 4 wks
25 Submit Stage 3 Package 0 wks
26 Review Stage 3 Submittal (ODOT) 4 wks
27 Revise, Resubmit, & Add'l Review 2 wks
28 Final Plan Package Submitted 1 wk
29 Project Sale 0 wks
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On May 19, 2014, Google announced that it is acquiring containerization and dual persona vendor Divide. Divide's technology is designed to create a security and user interface division between the personal and the enterprise content, applications, and data on a single mobile device. This model meets the goal of separating the highly sensitive work data from the games and other potentially malicious content of a consumer nature. The big question is what is Google going to do now that it owns a technology leading containerizaiton play.
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Submitted by Brian Tashman on Wednesday, 5/2/2012 9:45 am
Yesterday on Faith and Freedom, Liberty Counsel's Matt Barber railed against—what else?—LGBT equality, warning of a "tyranny of sexually deviant rights" that will overthrow the Constitution. Barber, who previously said that the push for equal rights is part of an attempt "to impose a globalist, communist structure" and put conservatives "behind bars," asserted that the "LGBT agenda and Constitutional rights cannot exist in harmony."
This tyranny of rights, this tyranny of the minority, and we're not talking about racial minorities, neutral minorities, we're talking about people who define their identity based upon sexually deviant behaviors and proclivities. This is a tyranny of sexually deviant rights and it's by design to replace the enumerated Constitutional rights given by our Creator based upon the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God, these so-called rights violate the Laws of Nature and Nature's God, and yes violate the expressed guarantees that we have to religious liberty, freedom of speech, freedom of association granted to us by the United States Constitution. The LGBT agenda and Constitutional rights cannot exist in harmony. At Liberty Counsel, we defend the Constitution.
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Ikea, that family-friendly darling of home decor and Swedish innocence is trying to break its union, Teamsters Local 213.
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Generating enough media spin to rival a jet engine at take off, the management and PR folks at Ikea Canada want you to believe that their poor little corporation is being held hostage by greedy, soulless union workers in Richmond.
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It's tough being a multi-national corporation with a reputation for union busting, still more union busting and sundry human rights violations. It is also expensive to flog the entire planet with particle board, Allen Keys and horsemeat tainted foodstuffs. You can't expect them to provide "coworkers" with a safe, fair and equitable place (Read more…)
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Open letter to Canada Goose Haters (Inspired from more than one instance- but you know who you are if you did make a comment and you are welcome to confront me about it- but it's not JUST you- so don't think you're special in that way). Judgment. I am the last person who should write …
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If Josh Keyes' paintings don't take a bit of your breath away, I suggest you visit an optometrist. Each one sits as a stand-alone diorama, a moment caught in a fictional time, with beautiful realistic paintings of animals in a world so strange that it is most likely caused by human error.
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Earthgauge Radio returns this week with Keith Stewart of Greenpeace who will tell us about the December 2011 letter he obtained through an Access to Information request from oil companies to the Harper government. As it turns out, what the oil industry wants, the Harper government gives – in this case, they wanted drastic changes to Canada's environmental laws. And with the omnibus Budget Bills of the last year, we saw that Canada's Conservative government was more than happy to oblige.
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noun (plural taboos)
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unmentionable, unspeakable, unutterable, ineffable, censored;
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India to help finance firms repossess Kingfisher planes
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will make it easier for leasing and finance firms to reclaim planes used by Kingfisher Airlines(KING.NS), two government sources told Reuters, after complaints that India was complicating the process.
Cash-poor and debt-hit Kingfisher, once India's second-largest carrier by market share, has not flown for five months and finance and leasing companies have warned that India could be starved of the funding it needs to fuel aviation industry growth if repossessing its planes is not made easier.
German plane financier DVB Bank SE (DVBG.F) has sued the aviation regulator and Kingfisher to have two Kingfisher planes it financed deregistered, allowing them to be flown elsewhere.
Kingfisher, which owes about $2.5 billion to banks, airports and others, according to an estimate by consultancy Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation, is reported to have 13 leased planes in its fleet. The number of leased planes could not immediately be confirmed with Kingfisher.
On Tuesday, the government sources said the ministry of civil aviation had decided to try to help remove obstacles to leasing companies' efforts to take back planes from airlines that cannot pay, in compliance with international standards.
Those obstacles include overruling tax authorities, banks and other creditors, which, desperate to recover their dues, are trying take possession of any asset related to Kingfisher.
Last year, tax authorities seized at least two planes in Kingfisher colours, which were parked in Mumbai airport, even though the planes were leased.
Minimising red-tape would also help the leasing companies.
Earlier this year, U.S.-based International Lease Finance Corp (ILFC), one of the world's largest leasing firms, sent a team to repossess planes from Kingfisher for unpaid bills.
The planes remained stranded by administrative hurdles and problems getting them ready to fly, ILFC Chief Executive Henri Courpron told Reuters in January.
DVB said on Tuesday it would welcome "a change of thought" by the Indian government.
"Apparently the Indian government is starting to realise what the hampering of creditors' interests would mean for the future of aiplane financing in the fast-growing Indian aviation market. DVB is for now not underwriting new financing for India-registered aircraft," the German lender said in a statement.
ILFC was not immediately available to comment. A Kingfisher spokesman did not have an immediate comment.
Indian airlines will need 1,043 new passenger and freighter aircraft valued at $145 billion by 2030 to satisfy rising demand, Airbus EAD.PA said last year. Leasing and finance companies are expected to fund most of those planes.
Separately, the Director General of Civil Aviation, the top aviation regulator, said he hoped to reach an amicable settlement with DVB, Kingfisher and the Indian tax authorities which took possession of two Kingfisher planes in a bid to recover tax dues. A meeting on the matter is set for March 26.
"We are always willing to help the leasing companies. We are committed to a solution," director general Arun Mishra told Reuters, adding he did not exclude an out of court settlement.
Meanwhile, Jet Airways (JET.NS), India's No. 2 carrier, has taken two ATR propeller planes previously operated by Kingfisher, at a "competitive" lease rate, a company spokeswoman said, without giving details on the lessor or price.
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Fractal analysis was applied to study the trends of EEG signals in the hypnotic condition. The subjects were 19 psychiatric outpatients. Hypnotizability was measured with the Hypnotic Induction Profile (HIP). Fifty-four sets of EEG data were analyzed by detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA), a well-established fractal analysis technique. The scaling exponents, which are the results of fractal analysis, are reduced toward white noise during the hypnotic condition, which differentiates the hypnotic condition from the waking condition. Further, the decrease in the scaling exponents during hypnosis was solely associated with the eye-roll sign within specific cortical areas (F3, C4, and O1/2) closely related to eye movements and attention. In conclusion, the present study has found that the application of the fractal analysis technique can demonstrate the electrophysiological correlations with hypnotic influence on cerebral activity.
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Back in 2007, Microsoft invested $240 million in Facebook, and made an ad deal. The ad deal originally did not include search but soon later added Live Search to Facebook.
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Older GE furnace not firing up
I have a GE furnace from 1977
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The pilot light stays lit but the unit won't fire up.
I have jumped the red and white wires on thermostat(nothin) and replaced it.
I have replaced the Thermocouple, Gas valve and Transformer
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I have 120 V electricity to the unit and 24 v to the gas valve.
I have checked the fusable links all good.
No door switches or flame out switch??
Now what can I do next??
Check the orifices where the gas enters the burners for spiders web/egg sacks blocking them. Apparently that happens in some areas.
Turn the valve from pilot position to the ON position
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Jax you should get that unit checked by a Pro. MOST of them the heat exchangers are cracked and can produce CO Carbon monoxide. By the time a CO detector blows you have breathed a lot of it in. They are designed/meant for catastrophic failures/blocked chimneys etc.
LOL... I hate when a new I install has the gas valve turned off, and I don't notice it.
OP. Also, are you checking the 24 volts at the gas valve by reading across it. Or by reading each terminal to ground or common?
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Banquet to be held Saturday November 22nd @ the Hadley American Legion, 162 Russell St Hadley MA 01035.
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