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MEMORY LANE: Open Sesame
Even today, the password stands out as a key ingredient of the online
video authentication effort being pursued by operators.
In the early 1960s, long before the first copy of MS-DOS was installed or the first dot-com billionaire minted, computers were refrigerator-big and slower than even your 1982 Epson. Then, messing around with computers had none of the cachet it commands in the modern digital age. On college campuses, computer science was something only the geeky kids studied. They'd amble their way slowly at night toward the computer center, carefully husbanding stacks of punch cards that contained computer instructions to be recorded onto magnetic tape. The computers themselves whirred noisily inside lab buildings, attended by somber technicians who didn't get much sun. As a former MIT professor named Fernando Corbató once described it, the process "had all the glamour and excitement of dropping one's clothes off at a laundromat."
In the fall of 1961, that was about to change, and Corbató would lead the way. What he and a team of MIT associates would accomplish would redefine the way computers operated, setting the stage for enormous leaps in processing and efficiency.
But a secondary contribution of Corbató's also would have a big impact on the interaction between users and computers. Even today, it stands out as a key ingredient of the online video authentication effort being pursued by Comcast and other cable providers.
Understanding how passwords came to be used in computing requires a trip back in time. Before 1961, the computers in place at universities and large corporations chewed through processing instructions in batches. That is to say, a computer ran through multiple programs that had been arranged on tape, one after another in a sequential batch. If you were a programmer, waiting for your program to grind its way through the chain could make for some nightmarish results. At computer science departments like the one at MIT, cries of frustration would often ring out as students waited all night for programs to run, only to discover at 3 a.m. that they'd made a mistake on one of the punch cards they'd submitted.
"It got to the point where under the pressure of people queuing up, you would get maybe one shot a day at running your program," recalled Corbató in an oral history taped for the Computer History Museum. "Any error at all, a dropped comma, anything, would scrap the job and you would be left with a mound of paper, which was the dump of memory, and trying to figure out what had gone wrong. So one run a day to find a trivial mistake was terribly frustrating and counterproductive."
Within that environment, Corbató began working on a concept called time-sharing. The idea was to rig a computer to handle multiple assignments simultaneously so that many users could share the same computer at the same time. Corbató and his team re-engineered an IBM 7090 computer to produce what they called the Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTSS), the first computer that allowed programs submitted by several users to share access to the computer's resources at the same time.
It was during an early run of CTSS that Corbató realized the need to manage access to a computer that now was capable of handling multiple submissions. Before, in the batch-processing environment, a single technician would feed programs into a computer and print out the results. Now there were dozens of users, each with unique programs and data stored on the same machine. To protect their private information, Corbató devised a log-in command that created a user password. For the first time, only data associated with a particular user could be seen or manipulated by that person.
Passwords had been around for centuries, of course. The ancient Arabic tale of the fictional adventurer Ali Baba refers to a unique spoken code – "open sesame" – that unlocked the entrance to a cave of gleaming treasures. But Corbató was the first to tie a password to computer data. Essentially, that's the same technique being used today to authenticate the identity of cable customers who are part of a trial Comcast is staging to provide access to online video content. Users type in an ID and a corresponding password to trigger a rapid-fire determination of whether they get to watch TNT's "The Closer" over their PCs.
That's surely not the idea Corbató had in mind when he created the first-ever password log-in 48 years ago. But it is an example of an enduring invention. And an authentic one, at that.


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It looks like rain for the rest of this week.
(prayer request-please put out a prayer for NO RAIN on Saturday here in the city of Cincinnati. We have a HUGE Bless this city event planned. 300 projects, 5300 people, helping non-profits. We would really like to work in a dry environment. Thanks)
Back to my blog. So, rain. I watch children, ages range from 1 year to 8 years. I will have a 1 year old, a 3 year old and a 5 year old for the day today. Got any fun, indoor ideas??? Draw from you inner child. What kinds of stuff did you like to do on a dreary rainy day? Crafts? Active indoor fun? Imaginative stuff?
I worked out bright and early in the am. Then I went to woman's study all about discerning the voice of God. I met some super cool ladies and am looking forward to this weekly study. Then I went to lunch with a friend and ended up hanging out with her for the afternoon. Fun! I am so proud of myself--my weekend challenge was to clean the bathroom, but I did one better. I made my darling daughter clean the bathroom! No way momma was doing it on Mother's Day weekend!
Sat evening I took DD to church and then she decides to confess that she has a science project she must turn in on Monday or face detention. The project was due last Friday. Umm, can you say pissed? Someone is grounded from her precious DSi until school is over. She half-efforted a project, ended up staying up all night to mark observations and I still made her get up and do Mother's Day stuff with me. Grrrr, that girl.
Went out to lunch with BF's family, Local tex-mex restaurant. Delicious. I know I did not have my fabulous, fit, forty mantra going through my head while I was there. Lunch is actually all I had yesterday.
Then I got hanging baskets bought for me by BF. And he even bought a potted freesia for my Mommy (it smells so good). I went and visited her. I made her a spectacular card. I found a poem I just loved and hand wrote it on the inside. Wish I had thought to get a picture of it... Oh well. She loved it! My step-father was all like, Jenn, you say the most thoughtful things. Made me happy. (I always feel a sense of guilt over not having funds to "treat" my Mom to meals out, or a spa day, or even a movie. But my Mom and I have never been the "go out" types. We enjoy each others company without fan fare.
My belly is a bit achy from the rich food yesterday. I plan to eat healthy today and flush myself out with plenty of water and a good workout.
I was sent an e-mail this week asking me to prayerfully consider speaking at church about a moment where I learned something form God. Well, I thought about it. I had a nagging in the back of my head. It was something along the lines of: "Don't you wanna talk about me? I'm asking you to step out of your comfort zone and DO IT!" Okay, when you get this message, you could ignore. But how many times do you get a message telling you to DO something scary? Most messages seem to be that of "No WAY! Don't you dare do a thing like that. You'll die. You'll pass out in freight." NOT a "Go for it!"
So I listened and I obeyed. I sent in my e-mail giving my "story" in a nutshell. And I waited to see if they were going to use me.
Now, this is when all the nay-sayers in my head appeared out of no where and really started to dig into all my insecurities. Panic was starting to get the better of me.
Then I remembered that I have never heard of any one dying from actual stage freight. NEVER! I also realized that if I ever see someone really nervous speaking publicly, I give them grace. No one will think less of me. And they might even think more of me. All I can do is try.
Welp. I felt better about it all. Figured I would live. Now I should tell you I attend one of those "mega churches" that they make fun of on South Park and The Simpsons. I believe we have roughly 10,000 people on any given weekend. Which means speaking to about 2000 people per service. HUGE!
Again, All I could do is try and see what happens and deal with it.
Alas, they changed their minds about the direction they were going to go this weekend and I am not needed.
Dodged that bullet. (but then again, maybe there was no bullet after all?)
I did learn a few things. Like to go with the instinct that seems so counter to your natural tendency. It's probably the more truth-filled one. When other voices step in--they usually lie! Prove them wrong! You can not know the future. You can only do your best in any given situation. You can fix any mistake. People are usually forgiving, especially about public speaking. ***Sometimes the committing to something is more important than the thing you committed to.***
Buggirl19, you were a step ahead of me. I was planning on breaking down each of my "pictures" and making a plan to get me there!
1. I am 140 pounds
-I will get there by:
-Never eating a Steak-n-Shake Milkshake (not even a small one-800+ calories, sheesh!) again! (there are faaaaar better treats that I love ever so much more for me to "treat" on).
-Treats will be just that. Treats. (the milkshake was a treat, my DD had her band concert last night and I thought for a special thing I would take her to her favorite restaurant. We rarely go there. It will be even more rare now.)
-I will find non-food treats! (like: makeup, nail polish, a nice book or magazine, a love note to myself or others, new stuff for my bike, etc)
-I will eat within my calorie range 7 days per week to the BEST of my ability.
-I will do at least 30 minutes of cardio 6 days per week to the best of my ability.
-I will do some form of strength moves 3 days per week to the best of my ability.
-I will plan restaurant eating as best I can. I will try to choose the options that will get me closer to my goals-not farther away.
2. I am at peace
-I will read inspirational messages at least once per day.
-I will reflect on what I can do more than what I can't.
-I will ask for help.
3. I am waaaaay younger looking than my biological age
-I am at a bit of a loss for a plan for this one...
-I will use sun screen daily.
-I will keep my hair and make up as updated as I can.
-I will NEVER wear high wasted jeans!
-I will purchase clothing that fits and flatters.
4. I can do 15 man style push-ups
-I will do push ups every other day, continuing to increase as I can
5. I can ride 20 miles on my bike, no problem
-I will start riding my bike at least 2 days per week
-I will push myself to ride longer each time
6. I can walk 3 miles, no problem
7. I am healed from foot pain
-I kind of need 7 to do 6; but I plan to walk at least 3 days per week no matter what. Some days I need to walk slower to keep the pain at bay.
-I will seek a second, third and fourth opinion on my foot issues.
8. I am closer to being financially free than ever before
-I will continue to cut out unnecessary items from my life by asking "can I live without this?" If the answer is yes, no buy!
-I will continue to not use credit no matter how painful it is at times.
-I will ask for help.
-I will remember my desire to visit family, take a vacation, feel the HUGE MONKEY of debt off my back!
9. I am wearing amazing new clothes that fit and flatter my fabulous shape
-This is part of #2, but may be contraindicated by #8.
-I will do my best to not look frumpy in all my too big clothes by choosing new ones carefully.
-I will look not only for price, but quality as well.
10. - 14. I have a smile on my face
I handle problems with ease, patience, wisdom
I take risks free of fear because I am armored with the strength and power of God
I know I am loved
I am surrounded by the most amazing people who love me, tell me truth, and guide me to soar in places I am meant to go
-These just all go together and are going to happen naturally or by doing the work from the first 9.
There it is. The plan. Fit, Fabulous and Forty!
When I picture 40:
I am 140 pounds
I am at peace
I am waaaaay younger looking than my biological age
I can do 15 man style push-ups
I can ride 20 miles on my bike, no problem
I can walk 3 miles, no problem
I am healed from foot pain
I am closer to being financially free than ever before
I am wearing amazing new clothes that fit and flatter my fabulous shape
I have a smile on my face
I handle problems with ease, patience, wisdom
I take risks free of fear because I am armored with the strength and power of God
I know I am loved
I am surrounded by the most amazing people who love me, tell me truth, and guide me to soar in places I am meant to go


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Lakers player reviews: MarShon Brooks
May, 18, 2014
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Kelley L Cox/USA TODAY SportsMarShon Brooks scored 23 points in his fifth game in L.A. but was a benchwarmer by season's end.
MarShon Brooks2013-14 salary: $1,210,080 | Age: 25 | Season stats: 6.4 PPG, 1.7 RPG
Season recap: Brooks burst into the league in 2011-12 as an explosive scorer for the then-New Jersey Nets, looking like a draft-day steal upon putting up 12.6 points per game as a rookie after being selected with the No. 25 pick. He's played for three different teams in two seasons since then, as his game has been exposed as somewhat inefficient and his attitude somewhat aloof. Nonetheless, he showed off his considerable talents in his short time with the Lakers. He just wasn't able to do enough to establish a consistent role.
Golden State Warriors along with Kent Bazemore in a deal for Steve Blake, Brooks went off for 23 points in 26 minutes in a 126-122 win against the Sacramento Kings.
Season lowlight: While Bazemore blossomed into a fan favorite and a promising piece for the future, Brooks became a benchwarmer. The shooting guard received a DNP-CD in 10 of the Lakers' final 19 games despite a litany of injuries ravaging the rest of the roster.
Final grade: C
Notes: Brooks' arrival was helped by being paired with Jordan Farmar in the backcourt. The two played together previously for the Nets and had a nice chemistry on the floor when they got burn together in L.A. Once Farmar went out in March with a groin strain, Brooks seemed to lose his way with the Lakers. By the time Farmar returned to the lineup with only a handful of games left in the season, Brooks had already fallen out of favor with coach Mike D'Antoni.
Quotable: "My situation is just trying to get into a situation where I'll be on a summer league team for somebody or go into minicamp and just earn a job."
-- Brooks, following his exit interview
What's next?: Brooks will have a lot to prove just to stay in the league moving forward. He has the talent to be an NBA player, but he needs to improve the perception of him around the league by working on all the intangibles -- work ethic, versatility, coachability -- that will make a team want to take a chance on him in the future.
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Starting XBMC with remote controller - Baby_Yoda - 2008-09-03 18:34
I bought a remote controller for my pc.
I can use it with XBMC (I installed the drivers for it, and IR Server Suite).
Now I would like it when I press the Windows button on it, that XBMC would start.
(That button wasn't sure what the correct name for it was, so made a picture )
How can I do this ?
Thanks !!!
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WASHINGTON ( TheStreet) -- State regulators closed banks in Michigan, Minnesota and Colorado Friday, bringing the total number of failed banks and thrifts this year to 98.
The Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation shuttered Warren Bank of Warren, Mich. and appointed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation receiver. The FDIC then sold the failed institution's branches and deposits to Huntington National Bank, the main subsidiary of Huntington Bancshares (HBAN).
Minnesota regulators took over Jennings State Bank of Spring Grove. The FDIC was appointed receiver and sold the the failed bank's deposits and nearly all of its assets to Central Bank of Stillwater, Minn.
Later on Friday the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency shut down Southern Colorado National Bank of Pueblo and appointed the FDIC receiver. The FDIC sold the failed bank's deposits and almost all of its assets to Legacy Bank of Wiley, Colo.All three failed banks had been assigned E-minus (Very Weak) financial strength ratings by TheStreet.com Ratings. The three failed institutions were also included in TheStreet.com's list of undercapitalized banks and thrifts, based on second-quarter data. They were also among 89 institutions on a previous list published by TheStreet.com in late May. Out of that list, 45 banks and thrifts have failed.
Warren BankWarren Bank had been considered undercapitalized since the end of 2008, when it reported a tier 1 leverage ratio of 4.75% and a total risk-based capital ratio of 7.44%. These ratios need to be at least 4% and 8% for most banks to be considered well-capitialized under regulatory capital guidelines. They need to be 5% and 10% for most institutions to be considered well-capitalized.
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First responders assist injured passengers from a charter bus that crashed in Boston Saturday night. (REUTERS/Boston Fire Dept./Handout)
The crash happened about 7:30 p.m. on Soldiers Field Road in Boston, according to Boston Emergency Medical Services spokeswoman Jennifer Mehigan.
Medical workers took 33 people to four area hospitals - 28 with minor injuries and five with serious injuries, Mehigan said. Some people had to be removed through the bus roof and strapped onto backboards, according to the Boston Fire Department's Twitter feed.
"A number of patients were trapped at some point during the incident," said Mehigan.
All of the victims had been removed from the bus by about 9:30 p.m. She said the fire department had to remove part of the roof of the private Calvary Coach charter bus to perform the rescues.
The bus was carrying high school students and adult chaperones from the Philadelphia area, according to Massachusetts State Police. The students had been in the Boston area to visit Harvard.
Authorities are investigating whether charges are warranted in crash. The bus driver was believed to have missed a sign prohibiting the bus from that road, according to state police.
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3rd Partys will use whatever excuse not to release their game on a Nintendo console, because its not the "cool thing to do".
Youre not cool if you dont release games on the new and shiny next gen "watercoolers"..
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Or maybe they make decisions for financial reasons instead of employing high school politics.
Heh, yeah but the majority of the time it's the latter. If it about financial reasons, whatever no problem. but don't cause a million and one false reasons to tell us why you cant put your game on a console. I'm still seething about that dead island 2 thing.
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ATLANTA – Furniture leaser Aaron's, Inc. (NYSE:AAN) announced Monday that John W. Robinson III has been appointed chief executive officer, effective immediately. Robinson will also be a member of the franchisor's board of directors.
WETHERSFIELD, Conn.—Online and mobile digital payments firm Payvaris announced the appointment of Jeffrey Weikert as its president.
LOS ANGELES – America's health and fitness craze has generated a $78 billion revenue worldwide, according to First Research, a leading provider of market analysis tools for various industries.
GURNEE, Illinois – While juggling various lawsuits brought by franchisees against the company and its owner, BrightStar executives and legal counsel have bucked the law by not disclosing litigation between franchisor against franchisee in its franchise disclosure documents (FDD).
NAPLES, Fla. – Hertz's CEO and chairman Mark Frissora has stepped down amidst accounting irregularities and disappointing results for the car rental firm. The company announced Monday that Frissora "stepped down for personal reasons." In his place, Brian P. MacDonald will serve as interim CEO and chairman.
PASADENA, California - The U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, affirmed the ruling from a federal California court which approves a proposed class action settlement agreement. The decision allows close to $1 million in attorney fees for franchisee plaintiffs' legal counsel.
MEMPHIS - A district judge granted a temporary restraining order (TRO) to a ServiceMaster franchisee entity against its franchisor at a May 5 hearing, which imposes a preliminary injunction in the case. He prefaced his decision stating, "A preliminary injunction is an extraordinary measure that is one of the most drastic tools in the arsenal of judicial remedies."
DENVER – Following its $225 million initial public offering in October of last year, Re/Max (NYSE:RMAX) on Thursday announced to the public its operating results for the fourth quarter of 2013 and the entire year.
BANGOR, Maine – Franchisor Coffee News has imploded in franchise units by a whopping 31 percent from 2008 to 2012.
BANGOR, Maine – Franchising since 1994, Coffee News is experiencing a free fall in the number of its franchise owners. The chain has declined in franchise units by 31 percent from 2008 to 2012, according to its latest Franchise Disclosure Document.
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Meredith Selectboard approves 2014 budget that would raise town tax bill by 4.2%
dith MEREDITH — The Board of Selectmen, meeting at a workshop yesterday, agreed to present a 2014 town budget that would appropriate $13,819,974, an increase of $192,305 or 1.4-percent, to a public hearing on Monday, Feb. 3.
With estimated revenues of $5,850,000, which includes $1 million drawn from the undesignated fund balance, and adjusting for overlay and war credits, the projected amount to be raised by property taxes is $8,269,724, an increase of $334,527 or 4.2 percent. The projected town tax rate is $4.39 compared to the rate of $4.55 in 2013.
The budget includes a 1.25-percent salary adjustment for all 72 employees, together with step increases of 2.5 percent for 60 eligible employees.
Appropriations for capital projects, including transfers to expendable trust funds (ETFs), total $575,159. The budget transfers $200,000 to an ETF for purchasing a new fire engine that will replace two engines and $175,000 to ETF to replace vehicles at the Department of Public Works (DPW). The budget appropriates $100,000 for a feasibility study of the DPW facility in anticipation of constructing a new garage and $100,159 for renovation of the Meredith Public Library.
The selectmen withdrew $250,000 from the so-called "two-for-one fund," consisting of money set aside to improve unnumbered state roads, which the New Hampshire Department of Transportation (DOT) was expected to match at $2 to $1. Officials of the DOT have given the selectmen to understand that there is little likelihood that the agency will have the matching funds. The $250,000 will be applied to road improvements, leaving a balance of $212,000 in the fund.
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Commissioners say lawmakers asking county to ignore contractual obligations
LACONIA — Belknap County Commissioners Wednesday morning defended their actions in transferring funds from 90 lines in the 2013 budget to fund salary and benefit items for county employees.
''We met our contractual obligations. Now county convention members are saying we did something wrong because we lived up to the contract,'' said Commissioner Ed Philpot (D-Laconia).
Commissioners were responding to charges made at Tuesday night's meeting of the Belknap County Convention by Chairman Colette Worsman (R-Meredith) that the commissioners, by shuffling appropriations authorized by the convention, "overspent salary and benefit lines to the detriment of maintenance and capital" then "falsely blamed" the convention for underfunding routine maintenance and capital projects.
The convention last year stripped funding for sick day and longevity bonuses as well as increased health insurance premiums from the budget. The commissioners then shuffled funds from some 90 budget lines to fund what they say are the contractual obligations under the collective bargaining agreements with the State Employees Association local, which represents employees of the Corrections Department, Sheriff's Department and Nursing Home.
''Some members of the convention have a serious misconception about these contracts. I heard it from at least two reps that they think they can do what they want, that there's no contract in place. But we can't.'' said Philpot.
He later said that ''I know they understand that. They were screwing around with the contract.''
The commission now faces the challenge of possibly having to deal with another union as 28 county employees who are not members of a union have petitioned the Public Employees Labor Relations Board to form a collective bargaining unit represented by Teamsters Local 633 which is headquartered in Manchester.
Commission Chairman John Thomas said that he thought that the new union is being sought by employees due to ''the convention's refusal to fund contractual obligations and the threat of benefits being further reduced by the non-appropriation of funds.''
Philpot said ''we shouldn't speculate'' and urged making no comments on the petition. The county has 15 days in which to respond to the petition and commissioners met later in the morning in a non-public session to discuss whether they would oppose the petition.
Commissioners also discussed three bills proposed by Belknap County legislators regarding the county budget process. They criticized provisions in all three and said that the bills wouldn't be necessary if the convention would only engage in a dialogue with the commission and think beyond the current situation.
''We've been threatened with a lawsuit on this issue and have been corresponding with the convention's attorney and haven't heard back, They don't have an argument against what we say should be the way the budget is handled,'' said Philpot.
Nedeau said that the three bills were totally ''anti-county'' and didn't see any way they would make it through the Legislature.
With regard to the lawsuit authorized by the convention against the commission Nedeau said that he was waiting for something to materialize as no court action has been filed. ''People, if you've got something, bring it on.'' he said.
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Land Trust asks county to sponsor $250k grant application for riverfront project in Laconia
LACONIA — The Laconia Area Community Land Trust Wednesday morning asked the Belknap County Commissioners for their sponsorship of a $250,00 Community Development Block Grant application for a 32-unit workforce housing development which will be built next to the Winnipesaukee River in downtown Laconia.
Linda Harvey, executive director of the trust, said the $7.4 million River's Edge project has a $500,000 gap in its funding and the county's support would help bridge that shortfall. The project is ready to go out to bid and only needs to complete its financing in order to move ahead.
The project would be built on a 1.85 acre site bordered by Union Avenue, Arch Street and the Winnipesaukee River which currently is occupied by two abandoned and blighted warehouse buildings formerly used by F.W. Webb, according to Harvey.
Commissioner Steve Nedeau (R-Meredith) wondered why the LACLT hadn't gone to the city of Laconia for its grant sponsorship and Harvey said that the trust hadn't anticipated the shortfall.
''We didn't think we'd need them,'' she said, adding that the city is participating in other ways, including its Riverwalk project, which will pass through the site, and by waiving 80 percent of the impact fees for the project.
Harvey said and LACLT was approached by Laconia City Planner Shanna Saunders last year about redeveloping the site and that it's plan for a three-story elevator-eqipped building has already been approved by the city's planning board.
Plans call demolition of the structurally unsound warehouse buildings and construction of a three-story building which would have parking next to Arch Street and also on Union Avenue, where only the top floor of the project will be visible to passing motorists.
Harvey said the N.H. Housing Finance Authority has already approved financing for Low Income Housing Tax Credits and capital subsidy funds and there is also a commitment of funds from NeighborWorks America.
LACLT is providing an easement to the city for public river walk, which will be constructed and maintained by the city.
The organization is looking at purchasing electricity produced at the nearby Avery Dam hydro station as well as green innovations such as geothermal energy for heating and air conditioning.
She said that an additional benefit of the project will be the removal of hazardous waste from the site.
County commissioners agreed to hold a public hearing on the request at their next meeting on January 21, which will enable LACLT to apply for the grant before the January 27 deadline.
LACLT manages 252 housing units in five communities in central New Hampshire, including Laconia, Tilton, Belmont, Meredith and Wolfeboro.
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Laconia Fire Dept. takes delivery on new Engine 1
LACONIA — The Fire Department took delivery of it 2013 Emergency-One Fire truck yesterday and Chief Ken Erickson said it will soon be fitted with all of the equipment removed from an old truck.
He said the new "Engine 1" will be the primary attack truck for Central Station and the 1990 Sutphen that was purchased used a few years ago will be the second attack truck from downtown.
The truck cost $422,222 he said.
Erickson said the 1998 American LaFrance truck, "a problem child since day one" was taken in trade by E-One.
He said the truck command center — or operations panel — is enclosed by a top-sliding door on the side that protects the tools and equipment from the elements — especially road salt.
The E-One also has state-of-the-art safety protections including a anti-lock brakes, a roll cage, an automatic transmission and 45-degree steering capabilities that make it much easier to maneuver in narrow streets and alleyways.
He said the crews have had one week of training with the factory representative and will get an additional week of training once the Department of Public Safety strips the equipment from the old truck and adds it to the new truck.
CUTLINE: Platoon 3 stands next to the 2013 Emergency-One firetruck delivered to Laconia Tuesday. From left to right are Lt. Jeff Desrosiers, and Firefighters Chris Beaudoin, Trey Bushey, Nathan Mills, Kevin Pierce, and David Thompson. (Courtesy photo)
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|Sat, 08-23-2014 - 5:27pm
To start I have not read any of the posts below - will do asap. As for my 1 yr. real estate stint - I basically quit. I spent the year learning everything and the way it is today, both buyers and sellers can do everything themselves - no real estate agent needed. The MLS and internet have pretty much taken everything away from agents so starting out it's more difficult and challenging than in previous years. On the sellers side, you can pay an agent whatever the MLS fee is in your area and put your own listing online or if you choose, you can do it yourself online. Sellers can do their own open houses & marketing for much less than an agent's commission fee. As for buyers, they have no respect for agents and despite broker agreements that buyers sign, the buyers totally ignore them. So buyers feel free to use multiple agents as they please. Bottom line - the only people staying in business are mortgage brokers, appraisers, home inspectors & attorneys - not real estate agents Mortgage brokers refuse to underwrite loans without an appraisal & home inspection so that's a guaranteed income. Attorneys review the contracts and in this day & age, nobody will sign conracts without an attorney review. As for real estate agents bringing together a buyer & seller - the internet does that now. Agents are tripping over each other just to get a slice of the pie - that's how tough it is. And at 60 yrs., I'm supposed to spend my time in a dog eat dog world of agents clamoring over each other to get 1 listing? Please, I've worked all my life - I don't need this.
Since dh David retired from teaching this June, I pretty much called it quits and retired with him. We've taken 2 short trips this summer and I've been spending time deep cleaning my house - had way too much clutter. It's spotlessly clean now. Also while sitting at the computer working in real estate, I've gained about 20 lbs. Previously, working in retail for 13 yrs., I was walking a lot on the sales floor so that was my exercise. Sitting at a computer all day is a fat gaining system that I can't afford to have. So it's back to the treadmill. What killed me is I was forced to buy clothes in size 16 which I never did before..
Next, as for living near New York City, well we may have to say adios in the near future. Bottom line - my father in law is 93 & my Mom is 90 so we're staying here until at least my father in law passes. He lives alone and at 93, he's doing OK. He's about 60% deaf, goes shopping by himself, reads books, cooks meals & can function for the most part. We talk to him & visit him several times a week. Also we took him on a vacation to Delaware (he loves the horses). As for my Mom, she lives with my sister so at least she has company but she is independent and able to do everything herself. Please, please let David & I inherit their genes. Both of our other parents died young, so we want to inherit the longevity parents genes. Also my Mom is starting to go deaf but not as bad as my father in law - yet.
David & I reviewed our finances and financially we're OK. The issue is the VERY high cost of living near New York City - housing, taxes, gas, entertainment, etc. If you're working - you're income can always go up. If you're retired on a fixed income - it's a whole different scenario. So I've taken some closer looks at Nebraska, Florida, Oregon or Washington, Virginia & Colorado. I've already been thru the sticker shock phase looking at how much cheaper it is to live anywhere outside the New York City area. Gee whiz - just looking at property taxes alone had my mouth gaping open. As a real estate agent I'm trying to show a simple 3 bedroom house with 1 bath that needs upgrades & located in a medocre neighborhood for $450,000. with property taxes of $12,000./yr.. By the way a nice 3 bedroom with 2 baths that's already upgraded & in a better neighborhood? Try $800,000. with taxes of $18,000. Obviously, we could sell our 1 bedroom co-op for $225,000. with HOA monthly fees of $1,100. and live somewhere else for much much less.
|Sun, 08-24-2014 - 12:48am
The kids and grandkids were over today, and the issue of moving came up here. Nobody wants us to move. Everyone loves the house, us included, and since both kids are going to be in their condo/townhome for the forseeable future, having the big deck and yard here is great for the grandkids. Realistically, as we age, the size of the house, along with the utilities on a house this size, and the taxes, will make this unsustainable for us. However, as long as we can afford it, we will stay. But even when the time comes, we won't move far. We'll find a smaller single family house, on a smaller lot, iwith cheaper taxes, within 30 mins of where we are now. All our friends and family are here. We've had the same doctors and attended the same church for years. We won't give that up.
|Sun, 08-24-2014 - 7:29am
Sabr - Truth is David & I don't want to leave NYC either - our doctors & friends are here, both kids & living parents are nearby (our son recently moved from Conn. to NY). David has been applying for temporary leave & substitute teaching jobs at suburban schools - but no offers. Most NYC suburban schools are very selective in hiring. Also David doesn't want to drive more than 15 min. from home so he's restrictng his job search. Reality is we're financially OK to live in NY but our lifestyle will be restricted i.e. we have money to pay the bills but travel, culture, theater, etc. will be severely restricted. Outside of NYC, a $67,000. net income goes a lot farther. The $67,000. includes full health insurance for David & Social Security, but I will have to pay separately for my coverage.. Currently, David is still collecting regular salary until Oct. 1st., then the pension kicks in. As I said in my previous post, we are staying in NY until my father in law passes. This will give us plenty of time to assess our finances in retirement and see how restrictive living here is in retirement. Both of us don't want to move, but if we want to travel & enjoy life, we will move. So I have plenty of time to do research, travel to these states and take a deep look at what living there is really like. We're looking at places with low income taxes, property taxes, low or no sales taxes, low housing costs, low insurance costs & within 30 min. to a large city that offers arts, concerts, culture, etc. oh and it must have parks to walk and relax in. As for weather, it's not a major factor - we've lived in NYC area our entire lives and we're so used to freezing temps, ice & snow, hot & humid summers, thunderstorms, nor'easters, a rare hurricane, etc. We've never experienced tornadoes, fires, mudslides or earthquakes. During our trip this summer to upstate NY, housing is cheaper but not as cheap as many other states in the U.S.
|Sun, 08-24-2014 - 8:31am
STL fits that bill - lots of culture, sports, reasonable housing (and unreasonable - a bit high where we are) - obviously areas you don't want to be in but the majority is extremely safe....but be ready for hot, sticky summers! And ice in winter that makes it impossible to drove on unless you have 4wd (driving in Chicago in winter was much easier even with way more snow).
|Sun, 08-24-2014 - 12:18pm
I think we entered our "3rd Chapter of life" last April-though neither one of us had earned an income for many years before then! Now we are the process of downsizing-& moving into a house that is smaller, in a town that is smaller & definitely with much less property. The reality of downsizing was made clear when Mike measured out rooms & then we had to figure out what would fit in them. But-with just the 2 of us (+ 2 dogs + 3 cats)-we need less. And we will make it work-we have to...contracts are signed!
Unlike you, Sabr, we are doing what is best for us. We are closer to 2 of our children-further from the other one. But all 3 have lived independently for so long-it is almost a 'moot-point'. We are moving for us-where we want to live out our time. We can walk almost everywhere-it is a very small community. And while I hate leaving friends behind, it is something we've done all our lives right up until we moved here. It is easier to stay in touch now with the internet than it has ever been. Our doctor has a medical summary ready for us to take with us, we can get a new dentist easily. The house we bought has been empty for awhile-& the neighbours have phoned us (here)to welcome us the neighbourhood-so I'm thinking new friends won't be hard to make.
When we were there last month-I was horrified to see all downtown parking is parallel parking!! I did that enough to get my licence 45yrs ago-have avoided it since. Mike said ''You'll get used to it". I said-"No, I'll walk!" The downtown is small-but there are a couple malls & larger cities aren't far away. Taxes will be less (we pay for the luxury of having waterfront here)-we don't have a mortgage now, we won't have one there. And while I've ordered plants to put in before Winter(73 of them)-I'm already trying to figure out where to put in a vegetable garden & bigger flower beds!
Even while we cared for Adam, with no regrets for that time of course, we'd discuss where we'd go "someday". Now that day has come-time for us. Others have to take over care/chauffeuring of my mother (she had 6 kids-I'm not an 'only' by any means)-Mike & I need to make use of what time is left for ourselves. Or that is how we look at it.
|Sun, 08-24-2014 - 12:51pm
Kathy, I know a couple that live within sight of the US/Canada border, on the NY side. The house cost was ridiculously cheap; they have a great house on a very large lot.. for 120K. The same house, on a much smaller lot, would cost about $300K here. They like the small town they live in and have adjusted after living in large cities.
For entertainment, they are only 1 hr away across the border from two cities and two hours from Montreal on 4-lane highways. And you cannot beat Montreal for entertainment. They are also near other NY towns on the border. People cross the border both ways there frequently for shopping, entertainment and just to go out for dinner. It is also a very pretty area. We were there in early August for an annual summer festival that straddled both sides of the border.
The only problem I think for a couple like you and your husband is that winters are more severe here. (Kathy, I don't consider the weather you have in the NY City area as severe. It is rather moderate, compared to our winter.) Before you pick an area to move, investigate the actual weather there. NY City's climate is moderated by its proximity to the Atlantic. In-land areas do not have that moderating effect.
We have no plans to move from this house. This house is on a good size lot; a typical two-car garage house. Taxes are not that high. We are not moving any time soon because, guite honestly, we have it good here. This house has triple in value since we bought it 15 years ago. We would have to spend a lot of money to get anything similar. And the house is walkiing distance to stores and to a transit hub station for trips downtown. And it is 10 minute drive to DH's office. He has no plans to retire for at least 6 years and then after that, I can see him working part-time.
What we are seeing here is young couples taking over their parents' houses. One of my neighbors, married daughter and family moved in with mom after dad died. The house is more than large enough for a family of 5. They renovated the house to give the young couple their own ensuite and the kids a good size bathroom. Two other neighbors, the parents moved out to a smaller condo and the young couple moved in and pay their parents rent.
So, we will stay here.Maybe one of my kids will take it over in the years to come.
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Suzy, Nora & Mom_iteadrinker - Suzy, I have St. Louis on my list (would live in the suburbs - not the city). Hot humid summers don't bother us - NYC has it too. As for driving on ice - I hate it. Depending on the town & NYC boroughs, some communities get cleaned quickily while others nearby have icy streets for days until it makes the headline news. Then the city takes action. Suzy, quick question - how is medical care in STL - I would need easy access to doctors.
I know the area along the NY Canada border - there's no way I'm moving there. Too rural, 2 hrs. to Montreal, even the towns along NY & Vermont is rural. Only Burlington, VT is a city and it's small at that. I would prefer St. Louis over Burlington. And there's the long cold winters - forget it.
As for parallel parking - I had to laugh at that one. Here in NY - most street parking is parallel parking.
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Nora, even tho it helps our kids to watch the grandkids, it not just for them. We are getting back just as much as we give. The other day, I had Bree out in the wading pool when Ed came home. Since he was there to watch her, I took the hose out to the garden to set up the sprinkler. I heard her shrieking with laughter, and turned around to see my 6'4" husband crouched in the pool, while she poured buckets of water on his head. She knows when Ed's car is coming up the road, and as soon as he parks, she's plastered to the door saying, "It's POPPA!!!"
Whenever we try to work on something, she's right there. She lays on the floor next to us, tries to take the vac or mop and do it herself, or climb on a chair to see. We made pizza from scratch yesterday, and we had three bowls of dough to punch down. Lolo & I each took one, but before Rae could get the last one, Bree had her fist in it. If either of us go toward the door, or the baby gate, she's right behind us saying, "Wait for ME!"
Starting Monday, Layla is going to a Montessori daycare/school because she's just such a handfull. Besides being colicky, she's cutting teeth. And she's a GIANT. She's 4 months old, 18 pounds, and 26 inches. Even her head circumference is in the 95th percentile. When I'm alone with her, I move her around the house in an umbrella stroller!! But even tho she gives me a migrane, and a herniated disc, I love being with her. She's starting to recognize me, and she smiles. Bree was on the floor with her the other day during tummy time, trying to show her how to crawl. It's the fun of having kids, without the stress.
Marie, I agree that you can find a more affordable home without having to move a day away from civilization, or to another state. And I know far too many people who did move, and were back within a few years, because the reality of moving halfway across the country is VERY different than the dream.
|Sun, 08-24-2014 - 5:08pm
Kathy it sounds like you will stay busy in retirement. Nice that you have gotten a couple of little vacations this summer.
I notice that California is not on your list of potential states, its right up there with NY in terms of expensive. We hope to stay in our current home until "the end", hopefully it will not become too much for us to handle. Our property taxes are based on the purchase price (we bought in 1995), while they increase slightly each year due to voter approved bonds etc, they are still very low compared to what many must pay. But maintaining an old house (built in the 1920s) can get expensive. So, we'll see.
As for retirement, not for a few years for us. I'm practically "retired", I work PT for my dh and mostly can set my own schedule. Dh is 61 so still has a while before Social Security would kick in, but truthfully I think he needs the mental stimulation of his work, and I think he would get bored with many hours to fill. He has hobbies and interests but some of them are physical and his body is starting to complain of overuse so he will have to be careful. I tell him that when he turns 65 he can try to work part-time.
How are your kids doing? You mentioned your son, is he living in NYC? Where is your dd and what is she doing? Whatever happened to the bf & grad school?


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