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It may only be the first week of November, but it is never too early to start thinking about Christmastime. Just ask Oklahoma City Thunder players Reggie Jackson, Serge Ibaka, Nick Collison, and Thabo Sefolosha as they star in this local television ad for a Norman, Okla., Chysler Jeep Dodge dealership.Everyone seems to be in the Christmas spirit except Perkins. I don't know if that was by design or what, but he does give menacing stares back into the camera, which is enough to send any potential customer into hiding behind their living room couch.He even adds this little gem of a quote near the end: "I ain't gonna sing that goofy song!"Bah! Humbug!Via Off the Bench.
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oh, so pretty and classy. The photos are beautiful as well, wonderful work as usual :).
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Change is coming to the storied Torrey Pines High School Football Program, and the change involves a detailed head coaching search that will bear Principal David Jaffe's personal stamp.
The process started in late January when long-time head coach (eight seasons) and assistant coach (15 seasons under Ed Burke) Scott Ashby retired from coaching. Ashby spoke with his players and sent a letter to the "Torrey Pines Football Family" announcing that he was stepping down as football coach (he still teaches on campus) in order to be able to watch his two sons, Jake (a freshman offensive lineman at Puget Sound) and Kyle (soon to be a freshman linebacker at College of Idaho) play football on Saturdays.
A few days later, Jaffe sent his own letter to the Torrey Pines football community describing the open head football coach position as ". . . one of the most coveted high school coaching jobs in California . . ." Upon reflection, he later upgraded that to "one of the best public high school coaching jobs in America," citing the school's academic reputation, athletic prowess, growing enrollment, existing infrastructure for football, along with the Proposition AA bond money, which will result in a new field house, locker rooms, weight room, and a redesigned stadium with separate visitor entrances, restrooms and improved facilities.
"A football program at a school goes a long way in defining the culture of the school," said Jaffe. "A good program develops young men to have confidence, leadership skills and an understanding that they need to give back to the community they live in. Programs like that result in an exceptionally positive campus culture. So, it's important to me as a principal who oversees 2,800 students and hundreds of programs on campus that all of the hires I make help develop students' leadership skills, including and especially football."
There is also a pecuniary aspect to it, noted Jaffe. "When a good football program generates the kind of money that it can generate, it has a huge impact on all of the other programs on campus."
An avid Charger fan, Madden Football addict, and former Patrick Henry High School Varsity player (one season), Jaffe famously put on the pads for one practice last fall and went toe-to-toe with the Varsity players. Reluctantly, however, he ruled himself out for the Varsity Head Coach position.
Instead, Jaffe announced that he was convening a "committee of stakeholders to identify qualities we are looking for in a head coach." Then, Jaffe, Assistant Principal for Athletics Garry Thornton, and Athletic Director Chas Doerrer met with the Varsity football players to get their thoughts on a potential new head coach. Said Jaffe, "They told me 'We want a coach that cares about the players, and not just about winning. We want a coach that runs a disciplined program and has high expectations, and who is a great motivator.'" Jaffe said one player told him, "'We want a coach who will fight for us, and have our back' while another said, 'We want a coach that understands the importance of developing character.'"


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The game was over early as the Dawson County Lady Tiger basketball team opened the season with a rout of visiting Tallulah Falls, 61-24, last Tuesday night.
The Dawson County High School Tiger wrestling team got off to a great start this season with a thrashing of host Osborne last Friday by a score of 63-18.
Dawson County High School Wrestling Coach Arron Haynes and the 2008-2009 edition of the Dawson County wrestling team will open the season with a match at Johnson High School Friday night. The first match should start at approximately 5 p.m.
As fall begins so does the beginning of basketball season.
Junior varsity and assistant varsity basketball coach Wes Greer begins his fourth year at Dawson County High School.
Dawson County finished in eighth place at the state cross country meet in Carrollton Saturday.
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The Riverside Military Academy Eagles returned to the GHSA this season after winning a GISA championship in 2005.
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The boys' cross-country team finished its season with a seventh place overall finish at the Region 8-AA meet last Saturday at Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville.
Jeff Lee and the Dawson County Tiger football team just can't seem to get a break.
East Jackson High School Head Football Coach Frank Caputo has done an outstanding job with his East Jackson team.
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The Dawson County Lady Tigers ended their season, and hopes of a championship, following a 10-0 loss to Central, Carroll in five innings Friday afternoon.
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Joy Lewis fielded the final out from the pitchers circle and fired the ball over to teammate Brooke Wende at first base Thursday afternoon.
Head Coach Jeff Lee's varsity Tigers football team can't seem to catch a break. Dawson County scored what looked to be the winning touchdown with 31 seconds to play at Banks County last Friday, just to see an official throw a flag for holding.
The state-ranked Dawson County High School cross country teams competed in the Region 7-AAA meet yesterday at Banks County High School.
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The Dawson County High School varsity Tigers football team lost a heartbreaker in the final minutes of Friday night's game against Fannin County.
The Dawson County High School Competition Cheerleaders are on a roll.
For the first time in school history the Dawson County softball team has captured a region title.
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Dawson County High School Head Softball Coach Jimmy Pruett's Lady Tigers team will enter the Region 7-AAA tournament as the No. 2 seed. Dawson County will play the winner of the Banks County and Franklin County game at 1 p.m. today.
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I have become renowned with the many training partners I've had to be particularly strict on technique and emphasising 'form over weight' when it comes to weight training. However, like many gym goers it wasn't always at the top of my priority list when hitting the weights.
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Injuries, niggles and an ego so big that your head can't fit through the changing room doors. Leave it behind people, DO NOT enter the gym with that ego and trust me you will be on course for greater gains, less muscle imbalances, less injuries and a more improved performance.
You will often hear top-level Bodybuilders and athletes refer to their technique being a key attribute to their success and muscle gains. But what does it mean to emphasise technique? Does it mean using light weights? Or slowing the exercise down?
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Emphasising technique firstly requires you to be prepared to stop what you are currently doing (assuming that you are doing something incorrect), by agreeing to lighten the weights you are lifting in order to compensate with a more improved form/ technique. This means leaving your ego outside of the gym and stepping up to each exercise with an open mind and being prepared to perform it correctly.
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Generally you are someone on the verge of injury or injured most of the time. Signs of bad technique which are felt throughout your body in joints, muscles and even bones. Your body is very clever in that it will tell you if something's not right by sending a signal to your CNS and causing you pain. If you continue doing what you're doing, you're asking for trouble!
A good example is the deadlift exercise. A very complex exercise which is more than simply picking up and putting down a heavy weight. It requires a particular alignment between the feet, hips and shoulders in order to correctly lift the weight. After a set of deadlifting you shouldn't be feeling pain in your lower back, at least not a discomforting pain. You should feel your hamstrings, glutes and parts of your lats feeling pumped with little or no pump in the lower back.
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Video yourself and watch it back to see how exactly you perform an exercise, it may be nothing like you imagined. This is a good reality check so you know what needs fixing the next time you perform that exercise.
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Emphasise form over weight. Once you have mastered the correct technique of an exercise slowly increase the weight you lift. Approach every exercise with these two simple tips and you will be on your way to greater gains and less (if any) injuries!
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Hey guys, what's up? It's Aaron from FreeandEasyGuitar.com, this lesson right here is going to on the new Country Song by Billy Currington called People are Crazy. The guitar is in standard tuning, E, A, D, G, B, E and I've added a capo on the 5th fret. Okay, the tab that I'm going to give you guys is relative to the capo, so if you here me say five, then that means you're going to be five frets above the capo. Capo on the 5th, if I say 5th fret, you're really on 10th fret, you're 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. This is 5 because it's five below the capo. Okay, so just looking at here sounds like—
I'm sorry, hey guys, what's up? It's Aaron from FreeandEasyGuitar.com. This lesson's going to be on People are Crazy by Billy Currington, it's a new country song, truly good song and I have a capo on the 5th fret. The guitar is in standard tuning and I'm going to teach you the intro first and chorus. So intro is this—
Okay, it's really simple, it's the same thing twice in a row so don't get pressured there. So, you're going to start off on the B string. Every note but one is on the B string. Okay the note that's not going to be on the B string is on the G string and it's just open. That's on it which is this note, you don't have to hold anything down. So start out on the B string and take your ring finger put it on the 10th fret, overall which is the 5th fret of your capo. So I'm going to give you numbers 5, 3, 1 as relative to the capo, this is 5 relative to the capo, you're going to play. Three times you're going to play 5, 5, you're going to play twice in the beginning, kind of quickly together. 5, 5 and a pause, and you play 5, 3, 1. Okay, after that one, you're going to play the G string open. So we're on to this first couple notes again, 5, 5, pause, 5, 3, 1, open on the G string. As you play that, you're going to play 1, 1, you're going to play 1 on the first fret of the 5th string after you play the open G. So you're going to play only B, 5, 5, 5, 3, 1, open G and then you're going play in first fret B again, so 1, 3, 3, 3, 3, 5, 3, 1 and you repeat the whole thing over. So slowly all together, I'm going to give you numbers remember, most of these except for one note is on the B string. All of them except for one note on the B string, so it's 5, 5, pause, 5, 3, 1, open G, 1, 3, 3, pause, 3, 3, 5, 3, 1. You do that twice so:
Okay, so that's the intro, very simple. So for the chord, I'm going to have to pull this up here because I have a problem with that. We got capo on the 1st fret, 5th fret and the intro chord is plays to C and a G. Okay so stroke kind of out used throughout on most of the song is just this:
So that's down, down, down, up, down, up, down, down, up, so is the G, down, down, down, up, up, down, up, down, up, down, down, up.
Okay, just like that. So I'm what I'm going to do is go through the verse and I'll sing it for you and play it and then show you the chords. Actually I'll show the chords first, so for the verse, "This old man and me, were at the bar and we. We're having us some beers and swapping I don't cares, Talking politics, blonde chicks all blah". All right, so C, G, Am, F is basically the common progression through that. So just play that strum pattern. Okay, so start up with C chord to a G, to an Am and you finish on your F. When I go from my Am to my F, all right, one thing that I try to do is, there's a no common fingers mean there's no fingers that are in Am that are the same as your F chord. But there is something you can kind of do to make it a little easier. You get your Am chord, your middle finger is the one finger that I want you to focus on it's on your 4th string, 1, 2, 3, 4, on the 2nd fret. Okay, so it's this note. When you move from your Am minor, you pick up your pointer, pick up your ring, and leave that little finger there for a second. Once that little finger is there, you put your ring finger on the 3rd fret of your A string, all right. This is a common progression that you would use like for a C chord, okay, from an Am to a C, okay. But what I want you to do is go from your Am, with your pointer finger off, with your ring finger off, put your ring finger down on the 3rd fret of your A string, 1, 2, 3, on your 2nd string now on top you're a string. All right, so now you're almost in the common formation you use for a C chord, but you want to go to F, all right. So now that this ring finger is where you would for an F, you can take this finger off. Add your pinky down, the little finger goes down there on the G string, 2nd fret and then your bar comes down for the F, okay. So moving from an Am to that F, is almost kind of like you want to trick yourself at first like you're moving to the C. Because when you move from Am to C it's really easy transition, it's something you're probably familiar with. So Am, move that ring finger down here like it's going to be a C chord and then you pick these up, put your pinky finger down, add the little finger and make your F bar. Okay, so that's all I want you to do for that. You play that chord progression twice, then you play the third time and then you play, "God is great, beer is good and people are crazy" and that's C, G, C, G. So that is the, I'm just going to play first two, the first part for you. It's kind of an interesting song structure so I'll just play and you kind of follow along. So the chord progression I taught you, C, G, Am, F.
Then C.
And G.
And your F, okay, so just C or G.
Play that C and then you just play a G with no words to get ready for the second part.
Okay, then you go to the second verse, "He said "I fought two wars, Been married and divorced, "What brings you to Ohio?" It's a same chord progression, here's this part:
Okay, and then you got the C, G, Am, F, and then C, G, C, G again. This is for the second chorus:
Finish on a C and you play another G, keep strumming. Okay, then you get to the bridge. It starts with an F, same strum pattern to Em, to the Dm, to a G. You guys know what an F and Em, G are. The Dm you may not know, take your ring finger and put on the 2nd string up. All right so, you're B string on the 3rd fret, your middle finger goes on the 2nd fret of your G string. All right so you're 3rd string up, you got this on your 2nd fret and then your high E, your pointer finger's on the 1st fret okay. So starting from the bottom string is high E, you get your pointer finger 1st fret, next string up your B your ring finger's on the 3rd fret and the 3rd string up, your G string, your middle fingers on the 2nd fret. Hence that chord. Okay so:
Okay, then you got, it's going to pick some tempo a little bit, same chord progression. "Then one sunny day", it's a C, G, Am, F. I don't need to play that for your guys and at the end he plays 3 times, "God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy". First time through it's C to G, to C to F, second time through it's C to G to Am and to F, third time it's C, G, C and the outro is just like the intro it's C and G, for the same strum pattern all way through.
Listen to the song if you want to get kind of some of the runs and where it goes to the vocals regarding chords and remember check out FreeandEasyGuitar.com. I hope that helped, take care.
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The back stairs reek of urine. Burn marks cover the carpets. Holes pit the plaster walls. ("They do that to keep their stash in," the pantry worker says.) Graffiti blossoms on a wall in the front stairway--not spray-paint tags, but ballpoint ramblings that hint at faithlessness and heartbreak. Back on the first floor, a hand-scrawled sign at apartment 4 says please do not knock. We knock anyway. A sleepy-eyed man in a baseball cap answers. It's the superintendent. He acknowledges that police recently raided his apartment, arresting his female companion on a prostitution warrant and later charging him with possession of drugs--even though "I wasn't here" during the raid, he says. That raid was nothing new at 1375 Chapel. Police were called there more than 200 times between January 2005 and March 2006--an average of more than three times a week, or more than 10 times for each of the building's 20 apartments. City housing inspectors know the building well, too. A sweep on Jan. 30 turned up 25 housing code violations, from a leaking sewer line to missing smoke detectors to piles of debris. And yet the landlord, Anthony Perrotti of Milford-based Ottowa Enterprises, declares: "They're not violations. We have no violations." Perrotti is one of New Haven's biggest poverty landlords. Through Ottowa Enterprises, Connecticut Housing Co., and his personal holdings, he owns about 240 apartments in greater New Haven and Bridgeport, with 75 to 100 more being rehabilitated. Perrotti estimates that "at least 75 to 80 percent" of those apartments are in the city of New Haven, and that 90 percent of his tenants get some form of public rent assistance. Last year he collected about $445,000 through New Haven Housing Authority's Section 8 program alone, with more money coming through other government programs. And Perrotti's real estate empire is constantly growing. "I don't plan on being any smaller," he says. "My plan is to buy a ton of properties in New Haven and fix them up and rent them out." The crack-infested 1375 Chapel, a small brick apartment building across the street from the Hospital of St. Raphael's thrift shop, shows Perrotti and Ottowa at their worst. But his tenants elsewhere in New Haven also have plenty of complaints. Roaches. Sewage backups. Continually malfunctioning furnaces. Moldy bathrooms. Mice. Doors and windows that don't shut properly. Repairs that come only after repeated phone calls and are so shoddy that they don't hold up. Start with these problems, for which Perrotti almost invariably blames his tenants. Then add Perrotti's 1999 conviction in a remodeling and predatory lending scam, plus a current suit in which the state attorney general accuses him of running an "oppressive, unethical, immoral and unscrupulous" home-security business. It's easy to see why this started as a story about New Haven's worst slumlord. But the road to tabloid notoriety can take surprising turns. When the Advocate began reporting on Perrotti early this year, the city was turning up the heat on him. Housing inspectors from the Livable City Initiative, New Haven's anti-blight agency, had issued orders to correct dozens of code violations at eight different Perrotti properties in the preceding five months. After the Jan. 30 sweep at 1375 Chapel, LCI deputy director Rafael Ramos was getting ready to apply for a housing court arrest warrant, anticipating that Perrotti would be unable to fix all the violations by the deadline. Police lieutenant Ray Hassett, targeting the building as a source of crime in his Dwight-Kensington district, was separately trying to get prosecutors to take action against Ottowa under the state's Nuisance Abatement Act. The pressure worked, sort of. By mid-March, Perrotti said he had hired a second "field inspector" to help him keep up with his sprawling empire and had them visiting each property every two to three days instead of every seven to 10 days. Then he hired another employee to pick up trash at all his properties--all day, every day. He managed to pass LCI's reinspection at 1375 Chapel, averting the arrest warrant. He hired still another person to provide live-in security at that troubled building, shooing the druggies and prostitutes away. The Ottowa improvements come at a time when New Haven is stepping up housing enforcement generally. In late March it launched a drastic expansion of LCI inspections, from a complaints-only system to a licensing program that covers all privately owned apartments except those in Section 8, which get their own inspections, and those in small, owner-occupied buildings. (See sidebar.) Perrotti welcomes the inspections of non-Section 8 apartments, saying all landlords should be held to the same standard. Also last month, the Board of Aldermen passed laws requiring absentee landlords to provide their home addresses--not just post office box numbers--and mandating carbon monoxide detectors in all homes. In a city of renters, measures like these could go a long way toward putting the "livable" in the Livable City Initiative by holding absentee landlords accountable for their properties. Still, laws have their limits. One of those limits is dealing with people who know how to stay a half-step ahead of the law. On June 22, 1999, Anthony Perrotti stood before Judge Karen Nash Sequino in New Haven's weary old Superior Court building on Elm Street and pleaded no contest to a charge of conspiracy to commit forgery. Prosecutors accused him, and other principals of the ironically named Community Remodeling Co., of ripping off homeowners in poor neighborhoods by selling them remodeling services, "lending" them money to pay for the work, then forging the customers' names on second- mortgage documents. Such a deal: We'll side your house, then take it away from you when you can't pay the high interest. Sequino sentenced Perrotti to five years' probation, with "a special condition," according to a court transcript: "[T]here is to be no home improvement activity, contracting, or activity in connection with selling or reselling or"working on homes." Less than a year later, Perrotti registered Connecticut Housing Co. as a limited liability corporation and started buying rundown buildings, often out of foreclosure. One of the first was 1375 Chapel St. Prosecutor Jeff Lee, who handled the case against Perrotti and the rest of the Community Remodeling Co. gang, says in an interview that he remembers the case "because it started out as a racketeering investigation. They seemed to have focused their attention on parts of town where people shouldn't be taken advantage of." But he doesn't remember the probationary restriction on buying and reselling homes, and isn't sure what it was intended to cover. In any case, Perrotti finished his probation in June 2004. If his real estate activities with Connecticut Housing Co. and Ottowa Enterprises constituted a probation violation, Lee says, "He's scot-free. There's nothing that can be done at this point." But Perrotti's legal troubles are not over. In 2003, the state consumer protection department and the attorney general's office filed a civil suit, Connecticut v. ABC Alarm Co. It accuses Perrotti, Connecticut Housing Co., four other Perrotti-controlled companies, and a business associate of using a variety of creative techniques to cheat home-security customers. Some examples: installing phony alarm facades with no wiring or actual alarm; telling occupants of government housing that the city of New Haven required them to contract with ABC; forging customers' writing to allow the automatic renewal of contracts; and refusing to cancel contracts--even refusing to answer the office phone when customers called to cancel. The defendants deny the allegations. Beyond that, Perrotti declines to talk about the suit or his criminal conviction. "Are you concerned about my history," he asks me, "or are you concerned about my present activity as a landlord? One has nothing to do with the other." He is willing to talk at length about his work as landlord: his 12-hour work days that don't end until everything is taken care of, his insistence that work be done promptly and done right, his compassion for cash-strapped tenants. "I think I'm a damn good landlord," Perrotti says. "We're not slumlords by any way, shape or form." I'm not going to lie to you. He is a slum lord," says Paula Thomas, leaning so hard on each syllable that they sound like separate words. She pays $1,375 a month for her four-and-a-half-bedroom apartment on Saltonstall Avenue in Fair Haven. Actually, Thomas pays $79 a month; Section 8 pays the rest. She acknowledges that she's often late with her share of the rent. But that's no excuse, she says, for the conditions she puts up with. "The roaches are terrible," Thomas says. "I got a roach in my ear. I had to go to the doctor's to get it taken out. Then I got another roach in my ear. I have to pull my bed out from the wall so the roaches don't get in my bed. I have to keep my TV on all night." She shows other defects in her tidy apartment: a bathtub full of mold that bleach can't banish; a second-floor porch that shakes when the kids run on it; crumbling plaster in her son's bedroom; an exposed drainpipe on the third floor. Boxes are neatly stacked in the corners. "I'm trying to move from Ottowa Enterprises. They be writing me letters, threatening to call Section 8. I don't like that. I'm not renting from them no more." Another Fair Haven tenant says her apartment "looked all right" when she first saw it. "Then you move in and everything falls apart." Her father killed off the roaches, but she can't get rid of the mice, says the tenant, who asks to be identified only by her nickname, "Twinkie." Her first winter in the apartment, she and her daughter spent two and a half weeks in a motel because the heat kept going out. "The doors didn't shut. The windows were leaking. The bathroom was full of mold. I call Ottowa, give 'em a month or two. They don't fix it, so then I call Section 8." Or she calls her father, whose repairs, she says, hold up better than Ottowa's. Tenants in other Ottowa houses tell similar stories. Their apartments looked decent when they moved in. Then the problems started to surface: balky appliances, plumbing leaks, ill-fitting doors and windows--typical problems for old buildings with slipshod repair work. Tenants say it takes repeated phone calls to get something fixed, and that it usually doesn't stay fixed very long. Anthony Perrotti is an animated 49-year-old who, though favoring khaki pants, cotton crew-neck sweaters and moccasin-style loafers, does not look preppy. His gelled dark hair and 5 o'clock shadow (at 10 in the morning) make him look a little bit like a blue-eyed version of George Clooney's Ulysses Everett McGill in O Brother Where Art Thou? Raised in Woodbridge, now living in Guilford, Perrotti has chosen to make his living as a poor people's landlord. "I'd like to see the landlord with this many properties in the inner city doing this good a job," he says. "It's no walk in the park, believe me. It's a challenge. That's probably why I like it." He readily acknowledges that he's in the housing business to make a profit--although, he says, most of the cash goes back into the business. "When you're building a company like this, you don't see the money today," he says. "I'm not sending money to the Caymans. I'm not absentee, sitting in New York collecting checks." Instead he takes a hands-on approach, he says, working long days, keeping in constant contact with his staff. For every tenant complaint, Perrotti has an explanation. Roaches? You get roaches when you keep a messy apartment--or when someone else in the building does, which he says is the case in Paula Thomas' house. Water damage? Overflow from the upstairs tenant's portable washing machine, which she's not supposed to have. Sewage backing up into the bathtub? The upstairs tenant flushed maxipads and diaper wipes. Garbage in the yard? Tenants lost the trash cans. Or somebody dumped it there. One tenant's boyfriend kept breaking windows. Another's teenage son tears the place up. "Don't you understand," he says, "that tenants break things approximately the 15th of the month," when their share of the rent is due? "When they go into court [facing eviction], the only thing they could possibly say is the landlord didn't fix something." So tenants break things on purpose? "Of course. Of course. It's an easy way to get out of paying the rent. It's more common in inner-city property." Maybe one out of three tenants does it, Perrotti estimates. Can't he find tenants who just want to mind their own business and live in peace? "Try finding them for me," he responds. "I'll show you my system. We run a credit check. We run a background check. We talk to previous landlords. But that can be bogus, a friend or a neighbor." Many of his properties "are beautiful," Perrotti says. "You happen to be picking the worst ones. But they're not the worst ones because we neglect them. It's because of the nature of the tenants. I'll bring you into Guilford and East Haven and show you good tenants." In another interview a few weeks later, Perrotti takes a softer tone. "I have three kids at home, and they break things," he says. "They're not wild kids. But they have friends over, and things happen. When you put four or five kids in an apartment, things are going to break. Is it normal wear and tear? Is it the tenant's fault? I don't care. Just fix it." Perrotti paints himself as a softie. "I could be a stone-cold landlord," reporting tenants to Section 8 for lease violations, like portable washing machines or garbage-strewn apartments. Instead, "we try to work with people," he says--an assertion that some tenants agree is true. When a woman's Section 8 paperwork wasn't approved yet, he let her stay in a vacant apartment for free, because she was homeless. Another tenant needed a bigger apartment than her Section 8 voucher would pay for. Her gave her the larger place for the lower rent. He was going to evict the woman whose teenage son causes so much property damage, "but she cried and said she couldn't put him out, he's not 18 yet, and she had no place to go." So he let her stay. Again and again, Perrotti returns to three themes: Being an inner-city landlord is very difficult; Section 8 rules are stringent, so you can't get away with slumlording; and he knocks himself out to do a good job, taking care of problems as soon as he can and as well as he can. "Do you know how many houses I took out of foreclosure that were boarded up, that I rehabbed and made homeowners?" he asks. "Do you know how many houses that were burned out, that I put on the tax rolls in the city of New Haven? There's no merit to that? They're so quick to say, "He's doing a shabby job.' That's BS. You can't do a shabby job when you're doing Section 8. Because you don't get paid." Some of Perrotti's explanations ring true. Some tenants do have chaotic lives, out-of-control kids, drug- addicted or drug-dealing boyfriends. Some tenants will blame other people for everything that goes wrong--just as some landlords will. And sometimes it's hard to sort out the truth in a blame game, especially when there's truth on both sides. A sewer pipe broke in the basement of a house on Poplar Street. Ottowa fixed the pipe after "a few weeks, but they never cleaned the basement. So there was shit all over the basement," John Lugo says. Lugo heard about the house because a friend lived there. He says the sewage leak caused mold to grow throughout the three-family house. "Basically the walls were black. My friend got sick, and he had thousands of dollars of doctors' bills." The place also swarmed with roaches. Lugo, who works at Community Mediation in Fair Haven, intervened on behalf of the Poplar Street tenants. "I went to [Perrotti's] office many times--10, 12. He said, "Yes, I'm going to send somebody to fix the house.' He never sent anybody, until we decided to go to court," Lugo says. But Ottowa dragged things out in housing court, he says. "Each time [the tenants] had to go to see the judge, they had to take time off from the job. One guy got fired from his job because he was spending too much time in the court." Eventually, Lugo's friend moved out. "The rest of the people, I think they're afraid to fight." In an interview at his utilitarian office in a Milford office park, Perrotti tells a different story. He remembers a leaky pipe, not in the basement but in an upstairs apartment, which ruined the first-floor kitchen cabinets and paneling. The guy upstairs wouldn't let Ottowa in to fix the leak, he says. "They're the ones that had all those beer bottles on the stairs that caused those roaches," he recalls. And it was that same tenant who approached Community Mediation because, Perrotti says, "he didn't want to pay the rent." An LCI housing code compliance order, issued to Perrotti after an inspection last September, doesn't solve the mystery. The order lists 27 violations. Many relate to mold, mildew, peeling paint, and other signs of dampness. But the inspector also found vermin infestation "throughout"; garbage and rodents in the yard; exterior stairs with missing rails and "defective supports"; and cracked or broken windows. And all that was just in the first-floor apartment, stairways and exterior. The LCI order doesn't shed any light on how conditions got so bad. It just orders Ottowa to fix them. A wire basket holds a thick stack of papers: service tickets for Perrotti's apartments. He holds up a 6-inch sheaf of tickets that he says were finished in 2005--an estimated 300 calls, including move-ins, move-outs, and tenant calls for repairs. That's in addition to the routine maintenance, like regularly scheduled pest extermination at all his properties. "If it's an emergency, like no heat, we fix it within 24 hours," Perrotti insists. "Other calls, we try to do within 48 hours. If you go around and ask the guys in the field, they'll tell you, "Perrotti's a maniac about service.' Are we perfect? No. Are we not perfect because I have the attitude, "I don't care'? No. I try to do my best. I don't think that it's neglect. I don't duck any phone calls. My business revolves around tenants paying their rent. I would not put in more units if I can't fix the ones I have." But by his own admission, Perrotti spends most of his time in the office, rarely getting out into the field to see what problems need fixing. He relies on his staff and contractors to keep on top of things. They are clearly overextended. Touring some of his properties at the Advocate's request, Perrotti points out a couple of houses he owns on George Street. Then he radios one of his employees: "Mark, what other houses do I have on George?" He owns a house on Alton Street, a small, one-way street near I-91 in Fair Haven. He's not sure where the street is and has to radio Mark for directions. "To be honest with you," Perrotti says, "all's I try to do--I try to keep up with it." Rafael Ramos of LCI says Ottowa doesn't keep up. "They would need four or five more maintenance guys to keep on top of it," he says. Compounding the dearth of maintenance workers, Ramos says, Ottowa's "properties are sort of marginal. They just pass the minimum code. They look okay until tenants move in. Then you see the furnace breaks, the sewer pipe starts to leak." To Perrotti's contention that tenants cause most of his maintenance problems, Ramos retorts: "Tenants are his business. Somebody had to move in. It's because the repairs are marginal. You have a product and you have to maintain it." In addition to responding to complaints by any tenants citywide, Ramos' staff performs Section 8 inspections under contract with the New Haven housing authority, which administers the rent-subsidy program. Section 8 apartments have to pass an initial inspection and then an annual scrutiny to get recertified. "They often don't pass," Ramos says of Ottowa's apartments. "Whether it's a regular housing code or a Section 8, we usually have to go back two or three times before we can pass the properties." An examination of Section 8 inspection reports bears him out. Some Ottowa apartments passed on what appears to be the first time through. Others needed a second, third or even fourth go-round, for deficiencies ranging from water stains to torn flooring to a ceiling "in danger of collapse." Sometimes the inspector's frustration is palpable. "This is a livable unit, but there is a lot to be desired in the area of quality workmanship," one wrote in September 2004. Another apartment initially failed for a long string of violations, including new windows that were improperly installed, floor tiles that were "already loose," and a dead rat in the basement. The second time through, the inspector passed the place but noted "very poor worksmanship" on some of the repairs. At 1375 Chapel St., the problems run deeper than poor workmanship. "This block is stable except for that building," says Lt. Hassett, who is the police department's district manager for the Dwight area. "The goal is to stabilize the building. And you can't do that with crackheads running the show." He holds the landlord responsible: "There doesn't appear to be any screening. Somebody rents an apartment, they bring their friends in, the friends have bad habits, and now the building is basically in trouble. The front of the building starts to unravel with drug traffic, people hanging out. School kids are affected. Storekeepers can't sell. And once it starts to go bad, it takes a long time to fix." "He's right" about the screening, Perrotti acknowledges. But he says he does his best. "You could rent to someone squeaky clean, good credit and everything. But they bring in their boyfriend, and he intimidates you into letting him sell drugs. I don't know what you could do about that." Hassett is asking the state to take action against Ottowa under the Nuisance Abatement Act, which targets properties that are magnets for crime. Under the law, if police have made at least three arrests for certain types of crime within a year, prosecutors can ask a judge to do whatever is necessary to clean the place up. Prosecutor Ilana Cathcart says Hassett has sent her loads of information about 1375 Chapel. Her next step will be to contact Ottowa. "If we can avoid a lawsuit, we're not going to drag them into court the first time," she says. "We have a lot of suggestions that landlords are receptive to, as long as they're not too costly." Suggestions include strengthening the lease language so the landlord can evict a tenant who is arrested on drug charges or who lets her boyfriend move in. Often, landlords "would save themselves a lot of problems if they would do the work up front," Cathcart says, "instead of just opening the door and taking the money." Perrotti, however, doesn't think much of the overnight- guest restriction in the lease. "Two hundred and forty tenants," he says. "How would you possibly know who's staying there overnight? It's very difficult to control that." Like Ramos, Cathcart is unconvinced by Perrotti's can't-do attitude. "If he has that many units," she says, "he should have a property manager, if not onsite, then coming to the building every day--a couple of times a day. And that property manager should be very vigilant about knowing who's living there. Eviction in Connecticut is a difficult process. But they are in the business of being a landlord." The week after my first visit to 1375 Chapel, I return, accompanied by Perrotti this time. Tomorrow is LCI's follow-up inspection, the one that Ramos doesn't believe the building can pass. Contractors are hard at work: painting, clearing junk from the basement, scraping the stairs. They have already replaced the ratty carpet. The urine smell persists in the back stairway, though it's less overpowering and mixes with the smell of fresh paint. Where the stench has penetrated the plywood subflooring, contractors will rip that out and replace it. The previous day, at Perrotti's office, I asked him about the building superintendent--the one who was busted for possession and who allowed people in off the street, allegedly to get high. ""Superintendent' is kind of a stretch," he said. "He picks up the trash twice a day, inside and outside the building. He doesn't make repairs. He doesn't collect rent." Originally, Perrotti said, he planned to fire the guy after the police raid. "But if you go and meet him, he's a humble guy, not too young. And he does a good job keeping the place clean." So he gave him a warning. Today, on the eve of the LCI reinspection, Perrotti tells me he has fired the man. He's vaguer, though, about whether the man will be allowed to stay in his apartment--the bigger issue, since the man's accused of providing a haven for drug users. In the front entryway, we run into a tenant wearing a blue sweatshirt and baseball cap. I tell him I'm a reporter and ask how the building is. "Kind of rugged," he replies. "People hanging out in the hallway, doing drugs. They kick the door in." Without identifying himself, Perrotti jumps in: "Would you say the landlord tries to stay on top of it?" "Yeah, I guess so," the man responds. About that front door. Perrotti has listed for me the measures he's taken to keep unwanted people out of the building. First Ottowa installed an electronic lock with a keypad. But tenants gave out the code. So Ottowa changed it to a card-swipe system. That's when people started propping the door open, or kicking it in. The tenant in the ball cap says the door has been broken since February, when a rainstorm damaged the electronic parts. Perrotti doesn't believe it: "With a building like that, we would not leave the door broken for a whole month." A few minutes later, we meet a third-floor tenant in the hallway, carrying a bag of diapers. It's a rough building for her kids, ages 2 and 6, she says. Besides the crackheads, there's usually trash in the halls. "But they pick it up, don't they?" Perrotti asks. "Not really," she answers. And, she says, the front door has been broken since she moved in two months ago. The next day, a Friday, LCI inspects the building and finds that the work is "98 percent done," Ramos says. LCI gives Ottowa until Monday to finish. It finishes. Ramos cancels his plan to apply for an arrest warrant in housing court. "It's good that they bring their places up to code," he says. Two weeks later, I stop by 1375 Chapel on my way home from work. There's no one in front of the building, no one in the halls. The paint looks fresh. The industrial-grade carpet looks OK. The back stairs don't smell like a urinal. But the front door still doesn't lock. I call Perrotti again: How are things on Chapel Street? "Excellent!" The ex-superintendent has to leave by the end of April, Perrotti reports. Meanwhile, Perrotti has hired a live-in security person who works from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. "All that person does is just keep kicking people out of the building who aren't supposed to be there," he says. "There is nobody hanging around there anymore. As soon as somebody comes in, he asks who they are, what they're doing there. If they won't leave, he calls the police." He says Ottowa did fix the front door, but the crack users broke it again, cutting the wires and erasing the memory for the tenants' swipe cards. The new cards just arrived, he says; the system needs to be reprogrammed so the tenants can use them. At the request of the police, he has installed more security cameras. He replaced the no trespassing signs that had been ripped down; those give police the authority to arrest uninvited visitors. A front hall window, which the druggies use as a police lookout, will be covered up. "We're trying to do everything we could to not let them feel comfortable," Perrotti says. "We have our challenges there. We're not getting frustrated. We're determined to make it right. Any suggestions, anything that anybody tells me constructively, we're trying it." He also says his apartments had five Section 8 annual inspections that week, and they all passed. "I don't want any more failures." Nor does he want to pass with a rating of "poor" or even "fair": "I want all good ratings." Perrotti agrees that he is "absolutely" focusing on quality work more these days. But he rejects the idea that his previous work was shoddy. "The more you have, the more you spread yourself," he says. "Did I allow that to happen? No. Could it have happened? Maybe. But not consciously. Did I micro- manage, like I do right now? No. Every day you try to make it better and better. It's not that I ignored it before. I tried. If there's fault that you see right now, please put it in the newspaper. I'm not going to get mad at you for it. Because you're going to make me better and better." Perrotti sounds so sincere that it's tempting to believe he's really been doing his best in a difficult line of work. Then I think back to some of the other things he's said: that his buildings have no code violations, or that one in three tenants deliberately breaks things to get out of paying the rent. I think about the people he was convicted of ripping off in the Community Remodeling scamhomeowners in poor neighborhoods, scraping to get byand the people he's accused of ripping off with his alarm companies. I think about how he said that checking on his properties every seven to 10 days was the best he could doand then hired someone to check every two to three days. How he said he couldn't clean up trash in his yards every daythen hired someone to do that. And I think: If that was Perrotti doing his best, then it's a very good thing that we have LCI, and Section 8 inspectors, and prosecutors, and the attorney generaland even reportersto help make him better and better.


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Auxiliary & Junior Auxiliary
The Mission of the Gibson Area Hospital Auxiliary is to promote and to advance the welfare of the Gibson Area Hospital & Health Services through ways approved by the governing board of the hospital. This purpose shall be accomplished by interpretation of the hospital's needs to the public and by service to the hospital and its patients, and through fund-raising in a manner satisfactory to the hospital governing board and in harmony with the planning of the community.
Click here to download the 2013/2014 Auxiliary Membership Form.
Junior Auxiliary is a great opportunity for high school students to get involved and give back to their community.
Click here to download the 2013/2014 Junior Auxiliary Membership Form.
For membership information please contact
Membership Chairpersons
P.O. Box 522
Gibson City, IL 60936
Telephone (217)-784-8377 and (217)-745-2549
Click here to download the 2014 Gibson Area Hospital Auxiliary Health Careers Scholarship Application for The Arthur & Ane Jensen Noland Family Scholarship Fund Trust, The Dr. William and Viola Garrett Scholarship Fund, The Dr. Cristina Medrano Scholarship, The Verna Buck Scholarship and the GAH Auxilary Health Career Scholarship .
After you download the GAH Auxiliary Health Careers Scholarship Application click here to download the required Scholorship Agreement.
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MANSFIELD — George Ernest "Ernie" Knight, 88, of Mansfield, died Wednesday, March 9, 2011, at home.
He was born April 22, 1922, in Binghamton, N.Y., to the late George T. and Loretta L. (Thompson) Knight. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps, worked for Pitney Bowes and owned George Knight Real Estate.
Ernie is survived by his loving wife, Ruth Knight of Mansfield; daughters, Nanci Knight, Carol (Richard) Mowry, Susan (Ronald) Graham and Diane (Ralph) Santilli; 12 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and extended family.
Preceded in death by his sister, Lillian Sandin; and two brothers, Charles and Harold Knight.
Visitation is Sunday from 4-7 p.m. in the Finefrock Chapel of the Marion Avenue Snyder Funeral Home. Funeral is Monday at 10 a.m. in Berean Baptist Church, 2145 Middle Bellville Road, Mansfield, with visiting the hour prior to the funeral. Pastor Jim Berry will officiate. Burial in Caesarea Cemetery. Complete obituary and condolences at www.snyderfuneralhomes.com.