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Posted onCanadian boatbuilder Campion Marine announced today it will switch 100 percent of its production to 2011 serial numbers effective July 1.
"Inventory levels at our dealers are very clean and current and we welcome the opportunity to build for them and for new dealers, our great lineup of Allante sportboats and cruisers, Explorer sport-utility boats, Chase high-performance boats and Svfara wake and surf tow boats with 2011 serial numbers," general manager Brock Elliott said in a statement.
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"In our situation, where we are looking to grow our business outside of Canada, it makes the most sense to offer potential new dealers 2011 serial-numbered boats sooner rather than later," Elliott added.
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The Martha's Vineyard Commission (MVC) Thursday voted 8-2 to approve a plan by Boston based developer Charles Hajjar to build a total of eight second story apartments in the Post Office Square complex in Edgartown.
The vote on the development of regional impact (DRI) came at the conclusion of the MVC's second public hearing on a project that had raised objections from neighborhood critics who cited concerns about increased parking problems, traffic, and late night noise.
At the MVC's first public hearing on the project, Mr. Hajjar presented a plan for ten apartments with a total of 20 bedrooms. Thursday night, Mr. Hajjar presented a revised proposal to build 8 apartments with a total of 15 bedrooms. He also included a 25 percent reduction in the scope of the overall project, limitations on tenant parking, a revised landscaping and parking plan, a change from exterior to interior stairways and a condition that the units could not be sold or transferred for a period of 10 years.
"This is the right place for this development," said attorney Sean Murphy, Mr. Hajjar's representative. "I know people aren't happy about it, but it's the right place, we have limited ability to provide multi-family housing on the Vineyard and these structures are already there, all we have to do is dormer them out."
The complex is located in the town's BII business district and abuts the Dark Woods neighborhood and the Edgartown Park & Ride lot. Mr. Murphy said the changes to the proposal were a direct result of the April 3rd hearing.
"We listened to what direct abutters and neighbors had to say about it and the concerns that were raised," Mr. Murphy said.
There are a total of 16 business units in the Post Office Square complex. Edgartown Meat & Fish and Granite Hardware operate in two of the buildings. The apartments will be built above the existing businesses.
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Throughout Thursday's hearing, commissioners noted the need for affordable year-round housing on the Island.
"If you're telling us that the reason we should approve is that we're creating rental apartments that are sorely needed on the Island on the one hand but then say we're only going to make them rental apartments for five years, to me, that undercuts your other argument," commissioner Fred Hancock of Oak Bluffs said.
Mr. Hajjar, who did not attend the first public hearing but was present Thursday night, responded. "I've never turned a building condo and I've never sold a unit," he said. "I'm in the real estate business for the long term, we take real good care of our property, we make sure we put the right tenants in, and we manage real well."
Commissioner John Breckenridge of Oak Bluffs asked Mr. Hajjar to define primary residence. "The market is a year-round, 12-month lease," Mr. Murphy said. "I know you're worried about enforcement, I understand that, but you have to have some faith that when he [Mr. Hajjar] rents these things, they're going to be to the right people."
Commissioner Linda Sibley of West Tisbury noted the benefits and detriments of traffic and parking in the area. "I think there are some obvious problems which we might describe as mixing a sort of urban concept with a nearby neighborhood," she said. "It's difficult that these two things are so close to each other, but I actually think that this is the right place."
Ms. Sibley reiterated what she called an "extreme need" for additional workforce housing on the Island. "The need for this is outweighing the problems," Ms. Sibley said.
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Unlike the first hearing, few people spoke in opposition. Dan Seidman, representing the Dukes County Regional Housing Association, said there is a need for affordable housing on the Island.
"It would be really nice if the person who had this plan would designate two units, three units to affordable housing, that's where we have the maximum need on this Island," Mr. Seidman said. "The problem is there will be people who won't be able to afford it."
Edgartown resident Harriet Hoar asked Mr. Murphy for more information on apartment rents.
"I can't give an actual definition because it's driven by the market," Mr. Murphy said. "We anticipate $1,500-$1,700, it depends on what people are willing to pay."
Edgartown resident Gregory Palermo addressed potential traffic issues in the area. "I think that this project has the potential to have a lot bigger impact on the traffic problems than is being considered," he said. "Everyone agrees that it's a nightmare, I think that this project will make a nightmare worse and I urge you all to turn it down."
Edgartown resident Alice Upham said she has lived in town for 24 years and every year traffic only seems to get worse. "I just don't want to see this go through," she said. "I hope you vote it down."
In his closing statement, Mr. Murphy addressed traffic, parking, and the need for housing on the Island. "We keep hearing about the traffic, and I agree the traffic is horrible in that area, but these apartments are not going to make it any better or any worse," he said.
The Edgartown planning board had strongly endorsed the project. In a letter to the MVC dated June 24, 2013, the planning board asked the MVC to waive a mandatory traffic study, stating that an earlier study was sufficient and that town boards were more than capable of reviewing the project and attaching conditions.
The MVC approved the project with no conditions.
Voting for the project were Tripp Barnes of Tisbury, James Joyce of Edgartown, Douglas Sederholm of Chilmark, John Breckenridge of Oak Bluffs, Christina Brown of Edgartown, Fred Hancock of Oak Bluffs, Linda Sibley of West Tisbury and Brian Smith of West Tisbury. Madeline Fisher of Edgartown and Lenny Jason of Chilmark voted no.
Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported that Edgartown lofts project developer Charles Hajjar, planned to construct 15 apartments. Mr. Hajjar will construct 8 apartments for a total of 15 bedrooms.
I supported this until I read it would be $1500-$1700/month. That is absolutely absurd price for a year round rental – double some peoples monthly mortgage payments.
You are right. That price will mean at least 3 working adults in each apartment, if not 4.
What a terrible decision for Edgartown.. Someone got perks on this one!-
My recollection from my early twenties is that many of my co-workers teamed up cover rent, two or three sharing an apartment or condo was not uncommon. Other found accommodations they could afford on their own. It's a balance between cost and acceptable lifestyle.
As for apartments over stores, my experience is minimal conflict with parking. When the stores need the parking, young renters have driven their cars to work. The renters mostly need parking when stores are closed. And in the case of young renters who cannot afford both a car and an apartment, the car gets sold when reality sinks in.
This location could be acceptable for a tourist rental. The year after I split with a girlfriend, she rented my favorite vacation spot. Much like my co-workers above, I would have considered my vacation needs. The complication for the landlord would be the maintenance between tenants … and keeping the units occupied.
if you can find a brand new 2 or 3 bedroom apartment for less than $1700 a month please let us know! There are hundreds of islanders who would grab it in a second.
Forget the apartment! I want to know where you can get a mortgage for half of $1500! And no, I have no way of transporting back to 1995…
That is below market rate. Time to realize what your president has done to the value of the dollar. This has nothing to do with Martha's Vineyard. Problem is people from off island will now be moving in to these units. Pretty cheap rent to have a summer home out here. $18,000 a year for a close to town, restaurant, DQ pharmacy and supermarket walk? if 2bottlechuck stopped typing online comments and filled out a rental application he might just get a good deal.
I'd take one. My family comes and visits and spends $350-$450 a night for a hotel room and if they sleep on my counch the'd pay me $500 toward my rental. That's a win win. But I am sure I'll still find something to bitch and complain about because I live on island.
Right because rents were reasonable here in 2000? Give me a break…the cost of housing here has little to do with the current administration.
Ha, I agree with you Ken but it should make those that blame Bush on the worlds ill's how silly it is to blame the administration for everything microeconomic woe.
Truth is this rent is not that bad. I think for a couple that has a $400,000 home on the island and are in their retirement years might consider selling that home (to a new younger in need of housing family) and move into an "affordable" rental near town. some might think rents are high here but I feel they are within and even lower some rentals on the island.-
That's not an affordable rent for anyone making under about 75,000/year. If more than 25% of your take-home pay is going to rent there's not much of a chance to save. Also, there's no tax break for renters like the one given to homebuyers on mortgage interest.
A $400,000 house in Edgartown doesn't really exist unless you want a shack that hasn't received any upkeep for at least 20 years. Starter homes around here are $500K+. This problem is also getting worse as more and more properties are being converted to seasonal-rental styles (no heat, no/few closets, etc.). Then there's also the problem of many builders now charging upwards of $450/sq. ft. to build.
It really is time to find a developer willing to build affordable housing and sell/give them some land with strict stipulations attached. I'm not talking section 8 housing…just affordable homes/townhomes that younger year-round residents could afford.
A developer willing to leave money on the table?
No, a developer given the opportunity to develop higher density housing than they otherwise would be allowed in exchange for lower cost/affordable housing This isn't a new concept.
i don't think it's really been done here much yet, has it? Are you suggesting apartment (high rise) buildings in apartment communities? Kinda like on the Cape?
Yes, I was thinking something like Coop City in NY. We could pack 50,000 people in a number of high rises. That would take the attention away from the utility poles.
Seriously, a tract of land…say 5 acres that would normally allow for somewhere between 5 and 10 homes in Edgartown could be rezoned (with stipulations) and allow for either townhomes/zero lot lines or smaller lot sizes and be suitable for 20 – 30 homes. It takes work and there are issues that have to be dealt with like impact on schools, roads, water, sewage, etc., but if a community is serious about having available, affordable year-round homes this type of thing has been done many, many times in many different places. -
I see what you mean. Mixed feelings. It's just that the zoning is so things don't get overcrowded, like we are now. This just makes it more overcrowded and drops property values so that our schools have less of a budget. You might lose what you gain. The idea isn't to turn the island into some sort of Fall RIvery or New Bedfordy spot, but rather keep it more suburban/rural.
I understand, but I'm suggesting is pretty small in comparison to the population of Edgartown. 30 homes = ~120 people. Without this type of thing we eventually reach a tipping point where we have almost no housing for teachers, police, fire, service workers and even middle class families get squeezed out. It all becomes seasonal rental stuff. It's just a thought. It can be done well, but it takes a lot of planning to do it right.
Ken, you're thinking a one breadwinner in the family. Many people who are currently searching (check the facebook for islanders who are looking to rent) are dual incomes. Some are DINKS and some do have kids. A $400,000 house in Edgartown might be low but they are out there. Don't forget that along the number streets off of Edgartown VH road is populated by many under the average of $500,000. I am also not just talking about Edgartown houses but island wide.
At this time there are no homes (single/multi) available under $400,000 in Edgartown and there three below $500,000. There are some in Oak Bluffs,but the property tax rate there is nearly double that of Edgartown.
In most parts of the country $400,000 isn't really considered affordable housing. -
Just push out the retired/elderly from their homes to make room for younger people? There's something wrong with you. Next thing you know, someone will suggest they be "put down", you know, so young folks can take whatever it is the older generation worked hard for. I'm afraid you are going to have to wait until the old people die of natural causes before the vultures can come in.
Who am I suggesting be pushed out? That's happening now… As property values skyrocket so does the tax bill. I was suggesting new family friendly development.
I agree with you. I was replying to this brilliant suggestion written by friendofthewife: "I think for a couple that has a $400,000 home on the island and are in their retirement years might consider selling that home (to a new younger in need of housing family) and move into an "affordable" rental near town".
Thank you for thinking my reply was brilliant. I couldn't agree more.
Dear Ignorant femptyhal. Who's talking about pushing anyone out of their home. Many elderly have to much house for just one or two of them. Just because you're not up on current situations where people live longer and can't afford their homes and WANT to move into more modest living doesn't mean the rest are not thinking that. Many are. No vultures, just life. People want to move when the house they're in is not being maintained and a reverse mortgage is not the best option for them. Save your self righteous word twisting posts for someone that doesn't write back.
…"to much house". Lol, on so many ignorant levels. But in all seriousness, the sense of self-entitlement you expose is just wrong. Very few elderly want to move, and they sure don't like to think about the waiting vultures who are so ready to tell them what they need and want in life. You want a house you can afford? Work for it without displacing anyone. That is all you are entitled to, my friend. Everything else that comes your way beyond what you can afford is charity, and not up to you to say you are entitled to it. If you can't afford to live here, leave. KenEsq has the right idea on affordable housing, but until some money going to questionable land conservation efforts is funneled more toward AH, I don't consider the island serious about the housing issue at all. Land conservation is planning on taking up a lot more usable space than Grandma.
Your ignorance is awesome, that is all
I expected you to say Exactly that KenEsq
1. I never mentioned I needed an apartment.
2. Market rate is about $1400/month for a year round rental house
3. "Might just get a good deal…." Again, $1700/month is NOT a good deal.
4. Unless this is Section 8 housing your rental application will not reduce the rental cost.
5. Glad to hear you admit this isn't to benefit islanders
Whats up with the 10 year limit before they can be sold. It should be indefinite. Look like they could be converted to condos after 10 years.
I don't believe you can condo housing in Edgartown anymore.
I thought condo units were being sold all over Edgartown.Especially downtown.
Pretty sure the Edgartown Lodge is currently being turned into condos.
I think they already were condo units.
this article doesn't mention how this developer is actively buying up large quantities of property in the 300-500,000 range.. pushing young working families out of the market. I was in two bidding wars with him until I finally landed my new home. He is then turning around and renting year round but at very high rents.
"Affordable," even for our work force, depends upon how many people can be crammed into a unit and how many trucks can be crammed into the parking lot. I am dismayed that the MVC came to a decision after only two public hearings, knowing that many of our year-round and seasonal residents are just becoming aware of the project. I understand that the Commissioners are weary after the many VH Stop & Shop hearings, but I believe they've given this public discussion very short shrift.
We need SAFE and truly affordable housing, parking and transport on Martha's Vineyard, NOT the "Edgartown Lofts" project at "Four Flags" that the MVC has just approved. Please, Edgartown voters and residents, monitor the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals meetings to follow.
How about letting go of the flying trapped tenants that occupy the space now? I'm I the only one that sees the birds?


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- 11-20-2012, 01:57 AM Thread Author #1
Phoned dropped in beer!
A fried dropped his HTC Desire into a glass of beer. We got it out instantly and removed the sim, battery and sd card, then dried it. I think he put it in rice to dry it out. Now. It turns on and seems to work but won't read the SIM card. It can see it, but won't connect to the network. I cleaned the sim connector with isoprop alcohol.
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Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
Is it possible to put another SIM card in there to test to see if it works? Then you can determine if it's the SIM card or not.
Also, I did the same thing when I was in college, lol.Thanked by: - 11-20-2012, 02:16 PM #3
Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
how long in the rice?
In my experience, done this twice (not beer), I had to put it in a tupperware container closed with slightly warmed rice (microwave) for 2 days.Thanked by: - 11-20-2012, 11:09 PM #4
Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
How was the beer? j/k.
I'm with Devinator. Stick another SIM card in that bad boy and see if it works...if not, then its probably something with the hardware and I'd give it a few days before making a final determination...Thanked by: - 11-20-2012, 11:15 PM #5
Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
Thankfully I've yet to try the rice trick, but every time I've read up on it, it seems 48hrs is the bare minimum to have it sealed up in lots of uncooked rice. Gut feeling though is that beer is a very dirty/sticky substance (unlike dropping it in water) and frankly I think the device is done. You might get 6 months out of it before it starts acting up and/or dies completely. Hope there is a more positive outcome, although I wouldn't hold my breath.
Hope this turns out better for your buddy though...Thanked by: - 11-20-2012, 11:34 PM #6
Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
Great advice given. I would use desiccant from a shipping store. It is like rice on roids. They use it to keep freight dry in ocean going containers.
Thanked by: - 11-20-2012, 11:38 PM #7
Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
At least it died a heroes death
Sent from my X-Band Modem... TY Genesis - 11-21-2012, 01:14 AM Thread Author #8
Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
The odd thing is, it could find a different sim, but wouldn't register on the network.
Re: Phoned dropped in beer!
Phone is probably a lost cause at this point. Did it trigger the water sensors? If not, you can exchange it, just be sure to leave the beer part out. If so, you are probably SOL and I hope you have insurance.
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After months of waiting and a summer full of roster change and player movement, the dawn of the 2014-15 NBA regular season is now upon us. Play begins with three games Tuesday night. The New Orleans Pelicans host the Orlando Magic at 8 p.m. (EST). The game will air the local Fox Sports affiliates — FSNOLA and FS Florida, otherwise, you can find it on NBA League Pass. Meanwhile, the NBA on TNT crew will host a doubleheader, starting with the
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Day two of the 2014 Brazil World Cup may have had the most anticipated match of the group round. Spain, winners of the 2010 World Cup, had been selected to Group B with Chile, Australia and the Netherlands—the team they defeated 1-0 in the finals four years ago. That match was 0-0 through 90 minutes before the Spanish got the go-ahead goal in extra time. Their first match in this year's World Cup? A rematch of the 2010 final against Netherlands. This matchup
Rookie Rankings, Week 14: Take a Seat, Kid
Another lottery pick has lost his starting spot. First it was Orlando Magic guard Victor Oladipo, who began the season as a starter and has shifted back and forth from the bench to the starting lineup as teammates have become healthy or injured. To Oladipo's credit, it has not had a serious impact on his performance. Then it was Sacramento Kings guard Ben McLemore, who began the season as a reserve, was elevated to starter as coach Mike Malone became disenchanted with
Gambling on the Eastern Conference: Long odds on everyone not named Pacers or Heat
Brain-twister for you today, folks. Go back to the start of the 2005-06 regular season, and try to name a superstar player who has represented the Eastern Conference in the NBA Finals. Your answer cannot include LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Rajon Rondo or Ray Allen. It's OK. Keep thinking …
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Early next week, Rookies of the Month for March will be handed out. It is possible that Anthony Davis could end Damian Lillard's stranglehold on the Western Conference honor, while the East will be a toss-up between Moe Harkless and Jonas Valanciunas. Davis, Harkless and Valanciunas have yet to win the award. But as we approach the season's final month, it is the time where many previously unheralded rookies make a name for themselves. Last year, Atlanta's Ivan Johnson broke through in
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As good as Damian Lillard has been in his rookie season, his impact on the Portland Trail Blazers ends April 17. That's the last day of the regular season, and the Blazers are not making the playoffs. While they currently are just two losses out of eighth place in the Western Conference, they also are in 11th place, with Utah and Dallas in front of them. Lillard is not alone; most of this season's top newcomers will be watching the postseason on TV. In fact,


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A long-time educator and the publisher of The Leader-Union were honored on Thursday night for their service to the community.
Sharon LaDage and Dave Bell each received an Abe Award from the Vandalia Chamber of Commerce during the chamber's annual banquet on Thursday night at the American Legion Home.
Also at the banquet, the outgoing chamber president, Joanna Helm, handed the gavel to the 2010 president, Shaun Murray.
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From the office of Fayette County Clerk & Recorder Terri D. Braun: The State of Illinois has enacted a law which requires our voting equipment to notify voters if they do not vote for every office on the ballot. This is referred to as an under vote. If you choose not to vote for all offices listed, your ballot will be returned to you by the tabulator, and a message will appear on the tabulator read-out, informing you of which office(s) you under voted.
"We have to go play," Vandalia coach Kevin Jackson said to his team at half time.
The simple and obvious statement shook Vandalia out of the vegetable torpor that it had fallen into in the first half against Hillsboro on Tuesday night.
The Vandals went on an 8-2 run to start the third quarter and take control of what was a four-point game at the half, in recording a 54-42 win.
After winning back-to-back games for the first time all season, the Lady Vandals basketball team fell into an all-too-familiar pattern, as they lost back-to-back games in the last week.
On Monday night, Vandalia faced Litchfield for the second time this season, and the results of the rematch weren't much better than the 73-44 drumming that the Lady Vandals got back in December.
Vandalia was outscored 37-9 in the second and third quarters to fall out of contention and lost 60-29.
A mediated agreement reached this week prevents the layoff of state prison workers for at least 17 months.
Vandalia Mayor Rick Gottman received on Tuesday a copy of the mediated agreement approved by the union that represents the majority of state prison workers and the state.
The mediated agreement is a resolution to the lawsuit filed by the employees' union, Council 31 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, in Johnson County in August of last year.
When Vandalia native Andy Canning enlisted in the Navy, he hoped to see the world.
What he didn't count on was being deployed to help provide aid to the people of Haiti after a devastating earthquake hit the area on Jan. 12.
But that's exactly where he's found himself.
St. Elmo was able to get a little sweet revenge on Monday night in the first round of the NTC tournament. Last Tuesday, the Eagles lost a close game to Windsor, 71-67, but Monday night, it was St. Elmo that came out on top, as they beat the Blue Devils, 64-48.
St. Elmo was led by Zeke Asher's 25 points. The senior drained four threes in the victory.
The rematch was close in the first two quarters, as the Eagles and Blue Devils went into the locker room knotted up at 24-24.
They may have been worried that filling out the form would mean providing information that could lead to identity theft. They may have not understood that their participation would mean more dollars for their local city and schools.
Whatever the reason, about one-third of St. Elmo's residents chose not to participate in the 2000 Census.
And area officials want to see that that doesn't happen again. In fact, those in St. Elmo are a little ahead of the game this time.
Wayne Hale has led a varied, interesting and "magical" 90 years of life, and is still giving of his talents, encouraged by his wife, Lida, who has been a full-fledged, supportive partner since the day the self-confident young man asked her to roller skate with him.
Wayne is well-known for his skill as a magician, entertaining young and old, both locally and in other areas.
Don't let the fact that all county officer and county board candidates are running unopposed keep you from going to your polling place next Tuesday.
For example, you can be a vital part of the process in deciding who will be on the ballot in the gubernatorial race – and in all statewide officer races – in the general election. The same is true for the state representative and state senator races in November.


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Scientists have developed a comprehensive map that can help point the genetic causes of differences between people, providing powerful clues for diagnosis, prognosis and intervention of different diseases.
The study led by researchers from the University of Geneva (UNIGE)'s Faculty of Medicine, offers the largest-ever dataset linking human genomes to gene activity at the level of RNA. Understanding how each person's unique genome makes them more or less susceptible to disease is one of the biggest challenges in science today, researchers said.
Geneticists study how different genetic profiles affect how certain genes are turned on or off in different people, which could be the cause of a number of genetic disorders.
The study conducted by over 50 scientists from nine European institutes, measured gene activity (gene expression) by sequencing RNA in human cells from 462 individuals.
The study adds a functional interpretation to the most important catalogue of human genomes.
"The richness of genetic variation that affects the regulation of most of our genes surprised us," said study coordinator Tuuli Lappalainen. "It is important that we figure out the general laws of how the human genome works, rather than just delving into individual genes," said Lappalainen. The biological discovery was enabled by a staggering amount of RNA data from multiple human populations.
Emmanouil Dermitzakis, who led the study, emphasised that the study has profound implications for genomic medicine.
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Last night's 'MoneyBART' episode of 'The Simpsons' marked yet another first for the long-running show: UK street artist Bansky created the title sequence.
It features an Asian sweatshop, and according to 'The Guardian' newspaper, Banksy was inspired by the fact that much of the 'Simpsons' animation is done in Seoul, South Korea.
It's the first time an artist has been invited to storyboard part of the show, and Bansky said his ideas led to delays, disputes over broadcast standards and a threatened walk out by the animation department.
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More than 100 Santa Clarita Valley residents and community leaders listened Friday as Southern California water officials discussed long-term proposals for statewide infrastructure in Bay Delta Conservation Plan at College of the Canyons.
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"The delta, in its current form, is not sustainable," said Curt Schmutte, a Metropolitan Water District consultant with more than two decades of experience with the California Department of Water Resource.
Schmutte presented about 100 slides covering the history of the delta, which is part of the Santa Clarita Valley's water supply, and a $13 billion plan to tunnel water from the area.
The comment period for the environmental report on the plan ends July 29.
The San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta is a major water source for the state, with hundreds of miles of channels coursing throughout the region, which accounts for about half of our imported water supply.
The Bay Delta Conservation Plan calls for two 35-mile tunnels to channel water from the Sacramento River to pumping stations by the California Aqueduct south of Stockton.
In a critical dry year, which is the current situation, the Castaic Lake Water Agency is allocated about 5 percent of its water from the State Water Project, and during normal years, that figure could be as high as 55 percent.
The state is currently in the midst of a prolonged drought, which was exacerbated by the driest year on record last year, according to Dan Masnada, general manager for the Castaic Lake Water Agency.
There are three factors, seismic activity, land subsidence or shifting ground and a rising sea levels, that could seriously disrupt the flow of water from the north for up to a year, unless the new project is constructed, Schmutte explained.
The tunnel plan has Gov. Jerry Brown's support, according to officials.
CLWA officials said Santa Clarita Valley ratepayers would pay for the local share of construction, which would be spread throughout the state, with an increase in their annual property tax.
Early estimates for the cost of construction is expected to be about $17 per month for a home assessed at $450,000 in value, or $204 each year, according to information shared at the meeting. For a $1 million property, the figure is closer to about $38 per month.
While the cost of the tunnel is high, the cost of not doing anything to fix the infrastructure could be more than three times that amount, Schmutte said.
Castaic Lake Water Agency, the group responsible for the wholesale of water to Santa Clarita Valley water retailers, concluded the presentation by asking for letters of support for the two-tunnel project.
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These are the best turkey burgers I have ever had. They are refreshing and tasty. The pickled cucumbers make a perfect side dish, and also go well with asian-style fish dishes.
This is one of our favorite recipes! I am making it for 20 people tomorrow. It is a refreshing change from the usual barbecue fare. I had to find it on the internet because I couldn't find the magazine I have saved. This will be at least the fourth time I have made it but the first time for a crowd.
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OK, Here is the hemisphere.
we have a hemisphere with base 16 feet below ground and bottom 21 feet below ground.
We need its volume and the distance of the cg below ground.
The volume is easy, half a sphere
(1/2) (4/3) pi r^3 = (2/3) pi 125 = 250 pi/3
the centroid of a sphere is 3/8 r from the base as derived here:
Therefore the center of mass of the hemisphere is
21 +(3/8)5
below earth
therefore we must lift a weight of water of
rho g (250 pi/3) a distance of (21+15/8) meters
that is in Joules
use rho = 10^3 kg/m^3 and g = 10 m/s^2
rho g (250 pi/3) a distance of (16+15/8) meters
Now do the cone the same way
base is at 6 meters
volume = (1/3) pi r^2(4)
cg is at [6 - (1/4)4] meters below ground
Can you do the rest now?
Why would you do the distance of hemisphere from 0 to 16, when we are doing just the hemipsher alone then adding it to the rest after.. wouldnt distance by 5-dy
You are lifting the water from the cg of the hemisphere all the way to the surface.
that is 16 meters to the top of the hemisphere plus another 15/8 to the cg
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February is winding down. For those of us in the Great Lakes region, that doesn't mean much, though – we could still have another month or so of cruddy weather rife with dirty, melting snow, rain, cold rain, and freezing rain. Usually green, budding spring doesn't really kick in here until at least April – sometimes not until late in April.
If you're like me, unpredictable late-winter weather can equal obsessing over temperatures, wondering when we'll be able to lose the jackets already, and dealing with whiny kids who desperately want to go play at the park – but can't because it's under a foot of mud. How to get past the funk? Here are some ideas:
Bring Sunlight In.
Open the curtains, let up the shades and bathe your house in as much of that pre-spring sunlight as you possibly can. For cloudy and rainy days, consider full-spectrum lightbulbs throughout the house. They're more reminiscent of sunlight and have even been shown to reduce depression.
I've got my eye on the Philips Wake-up light, which gradually fills your bedroom with soft light 30 minutes before your chosen waking time to mimic the sunrise. Since my least favorite part of getting out of bed is facing a dark room and then flipping on a glaring light, I know it will help me face the day with more energy.
Go Somewhere Warm.
Sometimes you just really need to soak yourself in balmy heat. If a trip to the tropics isn't in the budget, look for these hot spots in your area:
- A hot house or conservatory
- An indoor water park – preferably one with a hot tub
- The local indoor pool – you don't have to get in the water, just walk into the room. Any mom whose kids have taken swimming lessons can tell you it's HOT in there.
- The steam room or sauna at your local health club or YMCA
- If all else fails, run your shower for a while to turn your own bathroom into a steam room. Splash a few drops of lavender essential oil into the tub to create a more spa-like experience. If your bathroom, like mine, looks nothing like a spa, light some candles and shut off the lights!
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It's so tempting to look forward to how awesome life will be in summer, but the reality is we've still got a few months to go before we'll be enjoying long, sunny days, trips to the beach and nightly barbecues. Unfortunately, after being stuck inside for much of the last three or four months, it's not always easy to stay enthused about spending long days inside your house. Consider bringing in accessories and natural elements to brighten and spring-i-fy your space, like colorful throw pillows, pussy-willow branches, or even pastel dish towels. This is also a great time of year to jazz up your nightly meal-preparation routine: maybe listen to some new music or podcasts while you cook, or experiment with different spices or new dishes.
Bonus tip: Let the kids go nuts. Bundle 'em up and let them go outside even if they will get muddy. Encourage living-room wrestling and sock-sliding on the kitchen floor. Remember that they're full of pent-up energy right now, too, and need a way to let it out. You'll all be a lot happier if they do.
Fear not – before we know it, the dismal late weather will be only a memory, and we'll be complaining about the sun and heat. I think I'll bookmark this post right now as a reminder to appreciate what I've got!


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As far as we know, there is only life on Earth. Will we ever discover otherwise? How much do we really know about our universe?
Whether or not our solar system is the only planetary system in the universe has intrigued scientists and philosophers for hundreds of years. So is there any evidence for extrasolar planets?
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Planets and their moons have collided with asteroids and comets frequently throughout our solar system's 4.5-billion-year history. How often is Earth hit and where is the biggest impact crater?
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- 744 Arden Ln Ste 225
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Dr. James M. Wilson graduated from the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine in 1985. He works in Rock Hill, SC and 1 other location and specializes in Rheumatology.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 30 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1985
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Specialties: Rheumatology
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Your baby's outfits will always be perfectly accessorized when you have socks to match. With so many different colors and patterns, coordinating socks with clothing has never been easier. Traditional colors like pink and blue are still popular, but you can also choose vibrant shades of bright red and blue. Booties make a wonderful baby shower gift; because they're so tiny and inexpensive, it's easy to buy several pairs to welcome a newborn. Little Wonders makes sure your baby's feet are outfitted with baby socks in a range of colors. When it comes to dressing your baby, we carry everything for all seasons, including baby swimwear for that first dip in the pool or ocean.
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Thriving As A Single-Parent Famiy
1. Stay flexible. As a single parent, it's important for you to be able to cope with transition and change. You may already be in the midst of this process, dealing with the circumstances that have led you to become a single parent. To best handle this transition and master new ones, develop and maintain a can-do attitude. Keep positives in mind, recognize your strengths and be realistic about what you can do. It's also helpful to develop a resource system that enhances your family's security and stability, and to feel confident that you can count on your resources when you need them.
2. Don't try to do it all yourself. Recognize that you can't do everything single-handedly, and try to be realistic about what you can accomplish. Learn to share the load with your family. To accomplish this, communicate to your children that your family is a team. Hold weekly family meetings to enhance the family's decision-making process. By doing this, you will improve your children's capacity to cooperate by listening to them and considering their points of view. If you involve your children in the process of deciding on family rules, your family life will run more smoothly.
3. Balance work and play. Playtime is important for children, and scheduling structured playtime with them helps you all grow as a family. Make sure that you save time for play and don't let work (household chores or professional duties) interfere with these play times. If it's hard for you to relax, learn some relaxation techniques to help you cope with stress, and share what you learn with your children. Allow each member of the family time to pursue his or her own interests separately from the family –and make sure you take time for yourself as well.
4. Acknowledge your children's bond to their other parent. Though you may have problems relating to your ex-partner, you need to encourage your children to honor their relationship with him or her and be supportive when the children are under the other parent's care. The better you can communicate with the other parent, the happier your children will be and the better they will cope.
5. Celebrating family rituals enhances everyone's sense of continuity and stability. Try to continue to celebrate traditions from your former two-parent family, and incorporate them into your new life along with more recent rituals that are unique to your present-day family.
These are only some of the principles and skills described in my new book, 50 Wonderful Ways to Be a Single-Parent Family (New Harbinger, 2003). Each chapter is short, easy-to-read, and full of practical advice. I include brief vignettes and suggestions for incorporating the skills into your daily life. Practice is essential – the more you and your family use the skills, values, principles and methods found in my book, the more satisfied you will be with your family life and with yourself. Enjoy.
Barry G. Ginsberg, Ph.D., has been a practicing child and family psychologist for more than thirty years. He is the Executive Director of the Center of Relationship Enhancement and Ginsberg Associates, a child and family psychology practice in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Ginsberg has hosted a twice-weekly Cable TV program on parenting and contributed to a column on parenting in the local newspaper. He has conducted many parenting seminars for thousands of parents and presented workshops and training programs to professionals on parenting, couple and family relationships. His has also written Relationship Enhancement Family Therapy (1997, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.;2004, Relationship Enhancement Press)


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QUT Gardens Point Motorcycle Parking
Recently the Brisbane City Council (BCC) has placed white parking boxes in the motorcycle parking area.
Not only are the spaces too small for larger cruiser bikes, but the capacity of the area has been significantly reduced from the previous ~150 spots.
No alternative space has been provided to accommodate the reduction of spaces in this area.
Bikes will be forced to take public transport, park illegally causing fines, or park inside QUT's secure parking.
The use of QUT's secure parking by motorcycles would put added stress on a system which constantly runs at full capacity.
The previous method of motorcycle parking at QUT Gardens Point has worked for many years without issues being raised.
The signatures which accompany this petition are in support of restoring the parking area to its previous state.
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6 months ago Comments: if your reducing our patking, you should also stop business folks non-students parking in our designated areas
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PHOTO GALLERY: Ashlee Simpson Looks Slim in NYC
Wow. Is someone into the whole vampire, look or what?
Ashlee Simpson was spotted out to dinner at Nobu 57 with her friends in NYC on Thursday night looking like she hasn't eaten in weeks. Don't even get us started on the makeup.
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Apr 28, 2014 4:38 PM by Kathrene Herndon, KSBY News
Crews are on scene of a grass fire in northern San Luis Obispo County.
The fire broke out around 1 p.m. near Highway 1 and Highway 46.
CAL FIRE says the fire has burned approximately a quarter acre, with the potential to spread to two acres, and is threatening at least one home.
California Highway Patrol says smoke in the area is creating a traffic hazard for drivers.
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The ex showroom price of Hero MotoCorp 2014 Pleasure ranges from 43,000 to 44,500 Hero MotoCorp 2014 Pleasure is available in 2 variants. To find the on road price of Hero MotoCorp 2014 Pleasure you need to click on the check on road price.
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Earlier this year, we got a chance to check out Confetti Carnival over at the Game Developers Conference. While we were there, we got to try a few levels and see more of the game. What we saw was a fun action puzzle game that left us
The first thing we noticed with this build was the availability of many more levels. Not only did the levels increase in quantity, but they were also different enough from each other that the game didn't feel repetitive. The levels changed consistently, from dangling confetti bombs that had to be destroyed, to looping ramp slides, which really enhanced the gameplay experience.
In addition to the levels, there were various stunts provided in the game that mixed up the gameplay. Using the buttons on the Xbox 360 controller, you can perform numerous stunts to try to destroy the confetti bombs in as few turns as possible. For example, you can slam into the confetti bombs at top speed or change direction on a whim midair, which gives you more points as you combine more stunts.
The one problem we had with the stunts was that as we progressed further into the game, we'd often find ourselves forgetting about certain stunts because of the sheer quantity available at our disposal. While you can view the list of stunts by checking the menu, it would be nice if there were a legend onscreen that could be toggled on or off to be viewed more easily for the more challenging levels. But having too many awesome stunts is still more of a good thing than a bad one, so we didn't mind this as much.
While the addition of more levels and the variety of stunts really enhanced this build, we also found ourselves enjoying the star-system rating at the end of each level. With it, you get a rating of one to three stars based on your overall performance. While there does not seem to be a reward for earning all three stars yet, we look forward to seeing a reward system in place in the final build.
Confetti Carnival is still as fun as we remember, and with many more levels to browse through, we'll enjoy playing it as we eagerly await the next build or its final release. For more games like this one, check out the Downloads Blog on GameSpot.


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The New York Hip Center
The Hip Center is dedicated to providing an integrated team approach to the evaluation and treatment of a wide range of hip disorders occurring in patients of all ages.
Our Mission
A wide variety of surgical and non-surgical treatments have recently become available for the treatment of hip disorders. The Hip Center is composed of surgeons with different subspecialty backgrounds, as well as therapists and radiologists who have in common a specific interest in disorders of the hip. This unique collaborative approach allows us to provide care for all conditions that affect the hip whether they are developmental, traumatic or degenerative and allows us to see the issues from a broad perspective. Complex cases and surgical candidates are discussed in a multidisciplinary conference with members of the Hip Center Faculty at which point a treatment plan is individualized.
Conditions We Treat
- Hip arthritis in the young adult
- Femoral-Acetabular Impingement (FAI)
- Fractures of the hip, hip socket (acetabulum) and pelvis
- Stress (hairline) fractures of the hip
- Slow to heal or unhealed (un-united) fractures of the hip and pelvis
- Cartilage injuries of the hip
- Labrum tears of the hip
- Sports hip and groin injuries
- Avascular necrosis of the hip (AVN)
- Snapping hip syndrome
- Tears of the gluteus medius muscle
- Loose bodies
- Post-traumatic arthritis
- Congenial hip dislocations
- Hip dysplasia
- Hip bursitis
- Greater Trochantric Bursitis
- Osteoid osteoma of the hip
- Sports Hernias
Procedures & Treatments
- Physical therapy modalities
- MR arthrograms
- Hip injections
- Hip arthroscopy
- Hip resurfacing
- Minimally invasive (MIS) single incision Total Hip Replacements:
- Anterior Total Hip Replacements (A-THR)
- Anterolateral Hip Replacement
- Posterior Hip Replacement
- Femoral-Acetabular Impingement (FAI) decompression
- Hip and Pelvis osteotomy (Ganz Bernese Osteotomy)
- Fixation of Acetabulum (hip socket) and Pelvis Fractures
- Repair of hip and pelvis fracture non-unions and mal-unions
- Avascular necrosis (AVN) procedures
- Sports hernia repairs
- Repair of Gluteus Medius
How To Reach Us
Please call our central number to make an appointment or arrange a hospital transfer: 646.501.7300
You may email the faculty of the Hip Center with relevant questions at email@example.com (Please allow 24-48 hours for a response from one of our physicians)
Our Team
The Hip Center provides patients with a multidisciplinary approach to treatment. Our Team of Respected Physicians make this approach possible.