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FEDERALAntenna Research Associates of Beltsville won $84,459 from the Defense Logistics Agency for antennas.
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Economic International Construction of Baltimore won $158,929 from the Coast Guard to remove and replace air dryers.
Force 3 of Crofton won $559,789 from the Department of Defense for computer equipment.
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Management Dynamics of Rockville won $42,000 from the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for training services.
Marine Polymers of Stevensville won $267,000 from the Navy for blank tiles.
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National Institute of Transition Planning of Rockville won $66,744 from the Department of Homeland Security for retirement transitional planning services.
Optivor Technologies of Annapolis Junction won $72,687 from the Navy for voice mail systems.
PCTest Engineering Laboratory of Columbia won $34,500 from NASA to test lithium-ion polymer cells.
Phillips of Hanover won $947,781 from the Navy for stereolithography and ultraviolet curing chambers.
Phoenix Trading of Rockville won from the Defense Logistics Agency $35,381 for shunt instruments, $92,800 for centrifugal fans and $33,120 for solid state relays.
Plan B Government Systems of Bowie won $27,736 from the Navy for cybersecurity service support.
Rescue One Training for Life of Gaithersburg won $225,000 from the Department of Veterans Affairs for medical equipment and supplies.
S.E. Davis Construction of La Plata won $34,066 from the Navy to build structures and facilities.
Smiths Detection of Edgewood won $8.45 million from the Navy for meteorological systems and associated engineering services.
S.T. Net of Rockville won $938,169 from the Army for radio equipment.
Sysco Eastern Maryland of Pokomoke City won $37.09 million from the Defense Logistics Agency for prime vendor food and beverage support.
Technology Service of Silver Spring won $2 million from the Army for research and development services.
Tista Science & Technology of Rockville won $10.2 million from the Office of Personnel Management for information technology systems records management, customer assistance and production operations support services.
TriCerat of Columbia won $50,000 from the Department of State for software renewal.
TSRC of Hanover won $24,084 from the Department of the Treasury for poll paper.
URS Federal Services of Germantown won from the Defense Logistics Agency $19.4 million for hazardous materials management services, and $9.61 million and up to $56.56 million for distribution and warehousing operations services.
Walman Optical of Baltimore won $24,200 from the Army for ophthalmic cell counter microscopes.
Werres of Frederick won $98,000 from the Department of the Treasury for industrial storage racks.
Westat of Rockville won $29.93 million from the Environmental Protection Agency for an environmental epidemiologic research.
Zodiac of North America of Stevensville won $160,445 from the Army for small crafts.
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DEALSLCG Systems of Rockville was selected by the National Institutes of Health to participate in a 10-year information technology services contract worth up to $20 billion.
Clark Construction Group of Bethesda won $215 million from Inova Health System to build the largest phase of its 12-story, 665,000-square-foot Inova Women�s Hospital and Children�s Hospital in Fairfax. Va. Wilmot Sanz of Gaithersburg is the architect, and RMF Engineering of Baltimore and Cagley & Associates of Rockville are the engineers.
Bechtel in Frederick was selected by China Nuclear Power Engineering to provide project management consulting services.
Leading Ridge Capital Partners of Rockville acquired Blue Raven Technology of Wilmington, Mass., which provides reverse logistics for consumer and commercial electronics products.
A-Tek of Ellicott City, with Astrix Technology Group of Red Bank, N.J., won the Department of Homeland Security BioWatch Laboratory Staffing Support Services contract recompete for up to five years and $75 million.
Visual Mining relocated within Rockville to 2301 Research Blvd., Suite 201.
Secure Exchange Solutions of Rockville was selected by Wayne Memorial Hospital of Honesdale, Pa., to implement a communications system.
TeleCommunication Systems of Annapolis won from the Army $700,000, and up to $19 million, for equipment, field services support and maintenance of satellite systems, $2.7 million for satellite terminal spares.
PropertyMorgan Properties of King of Prussia, Pa., and Core Properties of Columbus, Ohio, paid $27.4 million for the 588-unit Garden View Apartments in Randallstown.
BANKRUPTCIESGrace Child Development Center Inc.
LaurelCase 12-23928
Filed 7/29/12Chapter 11
Attorney Charles C. Iweanoge
202-347-7026Assets: $50,001 to $100,000
Debts: $50,001 to $100,000
No. of creditors: 1-49
Lifeline Inc.Laurel
Case 12-24222 Filed 8/1/12
Chapter 11Attorney
Jeffrey M. Sirody410-415-0445
Assets: $0 to $50,000
Debts: $500,001 to $1 million
No. of creditors: 1-49
MYOWNBIZ LLCClinton
Case 12-24234Filed 8/1/12
Chapter 11Attorney
Terry E. Morris301-424-6290
Assets: $100,001 to $500,000
Debts: $100,001 to $500,000
No. of creditors: 1-49
Downtown Real Estate II LLC
BaltimoreCase 12-24264
Filed 8/2/12Chapter 11
Attorney Michael S. Myers
410-468-3100Assets: $100,001 to $500,000
Debts: $1 million to $10 million
No. of creditors: 1-49
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I've invited everyone I know who has ever told me they wanted to lose weight to join Sparkpeople and no one has ever liked it as much as me. People tend to start using it, then slack off, then stop completely. Either that or they make an account and never even use it. It got really tiring and disappointing trying to get people to be supportive - let alone try to get them involved in something healthy.
For as long as I can remember I've been trying to get people in my life to be supportive of my efforts to lose weight. Sometimes people would be on board with me and it would be awesome. For example years ago me and a bunch of friends/acquaintances made a community on livejournal.com for our weight loss support. It was great at the time but it didn't last long. People are FICKLE. Its really hard for me to deal with when someone just drops out of caring about being healthy.
The problem with Sparkpeople is that every single person I've invited to the site says it's "too busy" and that there is "too much to figure out" which I never found to be a problem. I guess I am more tech savvy than I thought because I think SP is easy to use. Yeah, there is a lot more going on than I would personally prefer. Yeah, the design is extremely busy and distracting, plus the ads are annoying. Yeah, I would prefer something that looks like Facebook and is as easy to use. I got used to SP and its huge flaws though and i stuck with it for a long time. Then I was invited to another weight loss site by a friend called My Fitness Pal (MFP) and people that I know actually started to USE IT REGULARLY.
MFP looks like Facebook. It's easy to use. There are no crazy spinning wheels with points shoved in your face. There are no unwanted emails. There are no goodies or teams, just comments like FB. There are no ads. It's nice looking and easy to use. They have a cell phone app for my type of phone (and it works way better than the SP app for me). And most importantly 2 of my best friends and biggest weight loss supporters moved to that site. Yes they both had (still have) profiles here but they never used them consistently.
So I moved over there since July. I didn't move on to that site because it's new and novel for me. I was perfectly happy with SP and it's tools. It's just that I crave the support of the people in my life and on that site I can get it. I am still losing weight and keeping track of everything but I feel like I have to go where I have the most support. I appreciate everything my Sparkfriends have done for me and I am not going to delete my profile or anything. I just don't plan on using SP as my food and exercise tracker anymore.
Thank you to everyone who left me comments and goodies! Especially my WoW buddies. I miss you guys and I still don't have a WoW account unfortunately. I will probably be back after Cata comes out but right now it's not a priority mainly because of $$$$. I hope everyone is doing well and if you actually read all of this THANK YOU!
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I definitely understand what you are saying! You thrive more with the support of those directly around you, and that is totally fine. I am just glad that you are still working toward a healthy life! That's what really matters anyway!
I have invited people too... but none of them even bothered to check out the site. I personally think it's because they didn't want to admit they needed to change things in order to get healthy... They wanted the easy way, and that's not what this site does-- and with good reason. Spark is the right thing for some people... and it's not for others!
Just know that we will always be here for you! If you ever need anything, let us know! And keep us updated too! I can't wait to celebrate all your successes!
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I TOTALLY understand about being where your friends are. I've invited lots of people here and have had the same response. I'm the only one who uses it regularly. But that's alright for me. A few months ago I went through the stage of not using SP because nobody else was, but like everything else with me it was a stage I was going through.
I realized that if I relied on friends to use SP for ME to use SP, it meant that I was relying on them to lose weight too. Which wasn't working out so hot for me. Once I realized that, then I decided that I would do whatever "I" wanted!
Just make sure, that if your friends decide to leave MFP, that your diet doesn't go down the wayside too! And now you have me intrigued about it too. Btw.
Hope to see you on WoW after cata!
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I recently loaded OS X Mavericks on an old (2007) 20" iMac, and to check that everything was fine I ran the machine through the full Setup Assistant -- setting up a user with my name in the process. Rather than reloading Mavericks on the iMac to clean it off, I did a quick Google search on how to get Mavericks to re-run the Setup Assistant, and I was lucky to find this post by Mark Boszko where he referenced an earlier Mac OS X Hints post on the same topic.
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- Published on Thursday, 13 July 2006 17:00
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From: Andrew Neiditz, City Manager
- Criminal Investigations-- Update on Fort Steilacoom Park: LPD's robbery/assault investigations have now identified all of the suspects involved with the recent attacks at the park. Four male adults and one female adult are already in custody and have provided confessions. There are three other male adults fully identified. Recovered weapons are hatchets, machetes, wooden clubs, and a medieval war axe. We have collected a vast amount of paraphernalia to include photographs, graffiti, and clothing. One subject who is already in custody was arrested in 2004 by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department for attacking and stabbing a soldier eleven times inside Fort Steilacoom Park. At that time, he was also dressed in Juggalo costume, including clown makeup.
- Fort Steilacoom Park discussion: The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB), Landmarks & Heritage Advisory Board (LHAB), and Planning Advisory Board (PAB) met jointly this week to discuss strategies for the park. It was a first-time session for all three groups to meet together, on a fairly complex subject, and a good model of citizen interaction on policy issues.
- Fireworks Update: On July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, – LPD received 122 fireworks related calls. That is down from 226 in 2005. The sensing from the officers was improved compliance with our city ordinance, particularly in our fireworks "hot spot" zones. We issued 7 criminal cites (about the same as last year) and confiscated a full trunk load of illegal fireworks (much less than last year). Total calls on July 4th were 279 – again the busiest day of the year. Total calls in 2005 were 290. Generally daily calls average around 180. The fire department reports they responded to 6 fireworks related incidents – all minor. We are cautiously hoping that the reduction in fireworks related workload is the product of our extensive pre-4th awareness campaign.
- Apartment Owners Meeting: Due to a recent rise in gang-related crime that is anchored in apartment complexes in the Lakeview Area along Bridgeport between 111th and 108th Street, LPD held a meeting on June 28th for apartment owners/managers, with support from Community Development and the Fire Department. Most participants agreed to cooperate in screening out known criminals and gang members from renting or visiting, as well as enforcing quiet hours and reporting suspicious behaviors to the neighborhood patrol team.
- Safety and Crime Prevention Training: In District 5, LPD completed a series of three presentations for the Washington Karate Association. Over sixty youth, from age 6 to 17 learned about safety and crime prevention. The karate students were divided into age appropriate groups. The older students viewed a power point presentation on drug and gang awareness with a group discussion, and the younger students played learned about stranger dangers, online safety, and how to deal with bullies through interactive games. In District 3, the NPO/CSO team hosted their second "Coffee With A Cop" event at Starbuck's on So Tacoma Way. Many law enforcement professionals were on hand to talk with citizens and hand out crime prevention literature.
- Water Quality Sampling: The Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department (TPCHD) will provide the City with water quality sampling in the swimming areas at American Lake and Harry Todd Parks. Samples will be generally near the middle of the swimming area and the samples will be collected at a depth of approximately six inches in three feet of water. If a single E coli sample exceeds 235 /100ml, the beach will be re-sampled as soon as possible. If the results are still above 235/100ml, TPCHD will recommend against swimming until at least two consecutive samples are less than 126/100ml. Although levels fluctuate during the summer, we have not had to close down an American Lake swimming area in the past 5 years.
- 2nd Annual Lakewood Idol Contest: Forty contestants entered the 2nd Annual Lakewood Idol contest. The Council Chambers rang with music of all types – country western, R & B, top 40 hits, ballads and some golden oldies. Everyone present was entertained as 12 year old's matched singing skills with 40+ year old adults. City employee Elizabeth Hildgo-Linna's two daughters, ages 12 and 14, did their mother proud! Sara Millbauer coordinated the event. Eight finalists from last night's competition will perform at the City's July 25th concert in the Park and the winner will perform at the Battle of the Idols at the Puyallup Fair.
- Chip Sealing Program: The Public Works Department will have a chip sealing program this year. The chip sealing program will be limited to local access roads (approx 14.8 lane miles). The streets/roads involved will be listed on the city's web site and we have also developed an article for publication in the next newsletter. The work will be performed by Pierce County road crews. It is anticipated that the chip sealing will begin in the middle of August. Prior to the chip seal application, Pierce County road crews will perform crack sealing and patching of the roads.
- Intersection of Amber and Zircon: The re-contouring and associated re-landscaping of the northeast corner of Amber and Zircon is now complete, thus eliminating the site distance issue at this corner. Along with rumble strips and signage on Zircon this hopefully addresses the neighborhood's concerns.
City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 7/7/06
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- Published on Thursday, 06 July 2006 17:00
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From: Andrew Neiditz, City Manager
- City population: The State of Washington certified Lakewood's 2006 population at 59,000.
- Police Volunteers: Police Volunteers provided 1596.75 hours of service to the department during the second quarter. At the national volunteer hourly rate of $18.55, that equates to $29,619.71. For the year the total hours, to date, are 2903 and the total dollar amount is $53,850.65.
- Lakeview Neighborhood Association BBQ: On June 26th, the Lakeview Neighborhood Association had a neighborhood BBQ on Yew Lane. The event is part of an on-going effort of the Association to bring the Lakeview District together through a series of neighborhood BBQ's and Clean-it-up parties. The next scheduled Clean-it-Up event for the Association will be on Saturday, July 15th at 108th St SW and Lakeview Ave SW from 9:00am – 1:00pm.
- CSO Crime Prevention Presentation: On June 23rd, LPD presented a series of general crime prevention topics at the Washington Karate Association's summer karate camp students. The information covered general safety, gang awareness, online safety, and bullying to approximately 24 students.
- Tobacco Compliance Checks: On June 20th, LPD and the State Liquor Control Board worked Tobacco Compliance Checks. 25 businesses were checked and only two sales were made with citations being issued.
- Liquor Compliance Checks: On June 27th, LPD and the State Liquor Control Board worked Liquor Compliance Checks. Twelve businesses were checked and only one store made an illegal sale with a citations being issued.
- State Legislative Task Force to Study Offender Re-entry: The state legislature has appointed a task force to study prison reform, including current programs for releasing offenders back into the community. The legislation forming the TF reflects wide-spread recognition that current prison programs are not working. Pierce County Senators Mike Carrell and Debbie Regala will co-chair the overall TF. They have formed four sub-committees to assist in the study. Chief Saunders will co-chair the sub-committee formed to assess cooperation between DOC and local law enforcement in community transition programs.
Community Development Dept. Building Permit Activity.Number of Building Permits Applied For:
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768 - Active Shooter Training: Lakewood's Patrol Force received its first evolution of active shooter training. This event, occurring over two separate training days, was designed to increase the tactical capability of the patrol response division. Current Metro SWAT officers performed as instructors and safety officers during the training period. An active shooter situation is a high-risk event that is ongoing as initial officers are responding to the scene. Patrol officers are taught the dynamics of an active shooter event, how to establish Rapid Intervention Teams and how to respond to an event as soon as possible. The training day included multiple tactical scenarios which included many types of scenes officers would face at a real emergency. The training was a huge success and will be incorporated into our yearly mandatory events. Clover Park Schools assisted the training by allowing our officers to use one of their facilities to do the practical portion of the training. Fife and Milton P.D assisted by providing advanced instructors during both days.
City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 6/23/06
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- Published on Thursday, 22 June 2006 17:00
To: Mayor and Members of the Council
From: Andrew Neiditz, City Manager
- AWC Annual Conference: Councilmembers Finnigan and Neary, and Gov't Relations Director Bock and the city manager attended the Association of Washington Cities annual conference in Spokane this week. There were workshops on infrastructure funding, city "branding", business retention, "green" building projects, the property rights initiative, sex offender registration policies, and others.
- Public Works Trust Fund Loan Agreement: The City received the Public Works Trust Fund Loan agreements this week for the $5,000,000 associated with ALG/Tillicum sewer project. This is the last critical element of the project funding package, and we will be proposing Council authorization as early as July 5th. The loan is for 20 years at 0.5% interest rate.
- Latino Gang Prevention Summit: On June 17th, the Pierce County Sheriff's Department hosted a Latino Gang Summit. Lakewood Police collaborated with them in the event which was focused on providing information to community members on Latino gangs and their prevalence in the area. About 40 people including community members, youth, service providers, and police attended the event. In October of 2006 the Lakewood Latino Police Advisory Board in conjunction with Centro Latino, Safe Streets, and several other service providers will present a Latino Youth Summit that will provide break out sessions to reach out to Latino Youth on education, drugs, teen issues, and a section on gangs.
- Korean Youth Camp 2006: On June 17th, LPD and KAPAG (Korean American Police Advisory Group) put on the second Korean American Youth Police Adventure Camp. It was a complete success with 70 kids (between 6-12th grades) participating. This camp is in support of Lad's community out-reach efforts. The topics covered in this 8- hour course were, Orientation to a Law Enforcement Career, Criminal Law, Road Rage, Street Racing, Gang Awareness, Math Awareness, Calling 911, High Risk Vehicle Stop Demo, K-9 Demo, SWAT Demo, and Explorer Presentation.
- New K-9 Dog: On June 18th, the Police Department obtained a new K9 partner currently named Astor. He is an 18 month old German Shepherd imported from Germany via a kennel in Ohio. Officer Jim Syler and Sergeant Andy Suver traveled last weekend to Ohio to seek out the new K-9 Officer, due to recently learned news that K-9 Titan has cancer. Titan was put to sleep last week as the pain from the cancer was becoming intolerable. Jim and Astor will begin full time training until both are certified and ready to hit the street full time. Astor is a Jet Black Shepherd and is very handsome.
- Bar Sweep: On June 16th, LPD and the State Liquor Control Board conducted a Bar Sweep. The following businesses and bars were checked: Great American Casino, Chips Casino, Bowlero, Oak Tree, Pounders, Bourbon Street and Schooner Tavern. Most bars are doing very well and were happy to see us.
- LAAPAC Training on Simulator: During their regularly scheduled meeting on June 20th, 13 members of the Lakewood African American Police Advisory Council (LAAPAC) were allowed to train on the Fire Arms Training Simulator. This training is laser/video integrated training - called "Shoot/No Shoot" - which puts officers through a series of simulated high-risk situations and then evaluates both the officer's decision to either engage fire (or not) against our policy on use of force and the accuracy of the fire. The training is provided annually for free by our insurers, and we always offer options to our community partners to go through the simulations each year.
City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 6/30/06
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- Published on Thursday, 29 June 2006 17:00
To: Mayor and Members of the Council
From: Andrew Neiditz, City Manager
- SummerFest Fort Steilacoom Park was the place to be last Saturday.. Approximately 9,000+ visited the park that day to enjoy the festivities, including car show, baseball tournament, Latino festival, entertainment, demonstrations, late night movie and informational booths and displays. Special thanks should go to the Parks and Recreation Department staff (especially Sara Millbauer) who took the lead to coordinate all the event partners and set up and clean up the park. We also appreciate the efforts of the Lakewood Police Department and Explorer Scouts who were on site to help with parking and traffic control. We couldn't have pulled off such a wonderful event without our community partners who helped make SummerFEST 2006 a great success. Partners include Comcast, Partners for Parks, Lakewood Fire District, Lakewood United Latino Organization, Harold LeMay Enterprises, Select Baseball, Clover Park School District, Lakewood Historical Associations, Washington State Trail Running Club, AgriShop, Homestreet Bank, Panattoni Construction and numerous other volunteers and supporters.
- Personal Care Facilities and Home-Based Business Task Force: At its June 27th meeting, the task force provided a series of preliminary recommendations on adult family homes. These will be forwarded to the Planning Advisory Board for further review and discussion, and a report to the City Council is anticipated for August. The task force is moving forward on other subjects with the emphasis on collecting background information on home-based businesses.
- Planning Advisory Board: At its June 28th meeting, the PAB continued a public hearing on a proposed ordinance amending work release development regulations. There were about 40 people in attendance. Testimony was received from Pierce County prosecutor Gerry Horne, Senator Mike Carrell, and Representative Tami Green. With modifications, all three were in support of the City's draft proposal. Written testimony was provided by DSHS. The hearing was continued a second time to July 13.
- NNO Event Planned to include Fort Lewis: The Provost Marshal's Office at Fort Lewis will be sponsoring a National Night Out Against Crime event on post this year. On June 23rd, representatives from the PMO met with Mike and Sharron Kanter, Lakewood's own expert NNO coordinators, to kick-start their first NNO event.
City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 6/16/06
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- Published on Thursday, 15 June 2006 17:00
- Housing Displacement Grant Award: Lakewood will be awarded a $30,000 grant from the Pierce County SHB 2060 and SHB 2163 Committee for Emergency Assistance Program to prevent homelessness by providing one-time assistance to 15-20 Lakewood residents who may be displaced from their homes through no fault of their own due to mobile home park closures. Lakewood's application also provided for a $10,000 General Fund local match in support of its commitment to the program for case management services. State funding for the program is scheduled to be released in early September 2006.
- PCRC Transportation Grant Approvals: Pierce County Regional Council (PCRC) last night approved the project grant funding list as recommended to them by the Transportation Coordinating Committee. The list now goes to Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) for formal approval later this fall. Once adopted, grants monies would be available in October 2007. The project list includes two Lakewood projects: Gravelly Lake Dr Overlay (112th St to Bridgeport) with a grant of $761,200 and total project cost of $880,000; and 100th St pedestrian/bicycle facilities improvements fromGravelly Lake Dr to 59th Ave with a grant of $667,000 and total project cost of $1,145,000. The 100th St improvement project is not anticipated to start construction until 2010, and it is therefore eligible for another $290,000 in contingency grant funding. All projects are on our 6-year TIP.
- Cross Base Connector Road: With respect to the projects that were in competition for $53 million in PSRC regional grants funds, the Cross Base Connector Road (Gravelly Lake Drive to Thorne Lane) was one of PCRC's six submitted projects but did not make the funding list.
- Sounder Station Pedestrian Bridge Proposal: Pierce Transit's proposed Kendrick St pedestrian bridge access project was also approved by PCRC for its design phase. This would be a joint project with the City and Sound Transit. The estimate of the design phase was $840,000 and the grant award was $400,000.
- GREAT Grant Awarded: The US Department of Justice has awarded LPD $216,000 for a Gang Resistance Education and Training (G.R.E.A.T) Program, which provides for a law enforcement officer to go into schools and teach gang-resistance to at-risk families. GREAT, which is a companion program to DARE, has three parts; in school lessons for grades five and seven, after-school programs on parenting, and summer activities. Children and parents will be provided knowledge, attitude and skills necessary to resist the pressures of gangs.
- Presentation on Drugs, Gangs, and Crime Prevention: Community Service Officer Gail Conelly gave a presentation on Drugs, Gangs, and Crime Prevention to 120 attendees of the Olympic Rental Association's annual conference at the LaQuinta Hotel in Tacoma on June 10th. The City of Lakewood was well represented with several attendees who own or manage property in Lakewood.
- Eagle Point Home Owner's Assn meeting: Neighborhood Police Officer Angel Figueroa and Community Service Officer Mike Miller conducted a block-watch presentation to the Eagle Point Home Owner's Association Members on June 7th, with about 25 residents in attendance. Issues addressed were a recent burglary and trespass in the gated community. They discussed recent successes attained by the recent installation of stadium lighting in their locked RV parking lot, which has had zero prowls since the install, and also recognized that the drug/prostitution/loitering activity on the boat ramp road had come to a halt, again due to the lights.
- State of the City presentation: The city manager presented a power-point program on the "state of the city" to Lakewood United this week. The program highlighted the priorities and challenges in Public Safety, Economic Development, and Intergovernmental Relations, and concluded with discussion about trust-building, improving communication, and community visioning.
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Google At Loggerheads With Swiss Over Street View Images
Swiss privacy officials want Google to blur every face in Street View, even it's by hand. Google typically does facial blurring with automation and says that process works in 99 percent of cases. However there's that pesky 1 percent of cases where that doesn't fully obscure people in the photographs.
Now the Swiss are telling Google that the company should manually review all Street View images taken in Switzerland or "take the service offline," according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Swiss have very strict privacy rules (obviously). Currently Google is prevented by court order from updating Street View until the dispute is resolved. Street View has been online in Switzerland since 2009 and from the beginning Swiss privacy regulators have been critical of the service.
The Journal article reports that in Germany, which also has strict privacy laws, about 200,000 German households opted out of Street View in advance of its launch. It's not clear whether that option was available in Switzerland prior to Street View's launch in the country.
Now privacy regulators want the Swiss Federal Administrative Court to compel Google to manually review faces or shut down Street View. Google has told regulators that such a manual-review process would be prohibitively expensive.
Claims of "prohibitive costs" are likely to fall on deaf ears among Europeans who see a company that grossed $29 billion last year and has seemingly limitless financial resources. Google also complained that other, similar services are being allowed to operate in Switzerland without the same requirements and burdens. Indeed, there appears to be more than just a little anti-Google sentiment fueling privacy enforcement in Switzerland.
Yet Switzerland is just the latest country in Europe to give Google headaches and legal trouble around privacy and Street View in particular. As one EU minister previously remarked the often uneven, country by country treatment that Google is receiving with Street View illustrates the need for uniform privacy standards and policies across Europe.
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12/24/2008 | In Nevada, Hams Are NWS's Eyes
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The major ice storm that hit New England December 11 has pretty much gone away, but with forecasters calling for more winter weather in the next few days, hams are still on the job. During the storm, Amateur Radio operators from all over the area responde
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J.M. Rowe, N5XFW, of Hot Springs, has been appointed as the new ARRL Arkansas Section Manager with a term to begin on December 22, 2008. Rowe is taking over the Section Manager reins from David Norris, K5UZ, who was elected Vice Director of the ARRL Delta
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12/01/2008 | ARRL President Emeritus George Wilson, W4OYI (SK)
George S. Wilson III, W4OYI, of Owensboro, Kentucky, passed away at his home on November 25. He was 76. Wilson served as the ARRL's 11th President from January 1992-July 1995. He resigned from the position after a stroke in 1995. Wilson's tenure in ARRL l
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On November 15, Amateur Radio operators who serve the National Weather Service in Taunton, Massachusetts received an award from the NWS weather forecasters citing excellence in service and "tireless service" to the NWS and to the people of South
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09/15/2008 | Hams in Texas and Surrounding States Active as Ike Pounds Gulf Coast and Inland Areas
As Hurricane Ike weakened and became a tropical storm and then a tropical depression after slamming ashore near Galveston, Texas early Saturday morning, hams in several ARRL sections were supporting agencies with their communications needs. Although the f
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Apple Q2 2011 Results Call Liveblog
Welcome to TUAW's liveblog of Apple's 2nd Fiscal Quarter Results call. During the call, we'll deliver a play-by-play of the details of the financial report for the quarter ending March 31, 2011. We will also be taking your questions and comments during the call.
If you'd like to listen in on this very important financial call, Apple is making it available via QuickTime streaming audio at http://www.apple.com/quicktime/qtv/earningsq211/ beginning at 5 PM ET sharp. The call will be available for your listening pleasure for two weeks after today's event; the liveblog transcript is available on TUAW forever. iPhone and iPod touch users can join in on the fun using the free CoveritLive iPhone app.
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at the Grand Opening of "Cars Land," Disney California Adventure, Anaheim, CA 06-13-12
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Girls Basketball: Shots fail to fall in Bombers loss
A cold-shooting performance in the second half hampered the Cannon Falls girls en route to a 54-41 road loss to Stewartville Tuesday night.
Ashly Serres led the Cougars with 14 points, while Hailey Huseth added six points, six rebounds and four steals. Maggie Rutter and Courtney Woodcock each had seven rebounds, and Callie Loeschke also had six points.
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We sincerely apologise if you feel the building is cold
Before Christmas, four of our five boilers stopped working.
We then had a serious leak and water got into the fifth boiler. Our landlord, the Crown Estate, has agreed to install new boilers but this is going to take some time. In the meantime, we will try to keep the building as warm as possible. Thank you for patience. Chris Jaeger Chief Executive.
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THIS FRIDAY! Following another sell-out run at the 2014 Edinburgh Festival, Patrick Monahan presents his brand new, energetically witty and charming family show. Expect plenty of playful audience interaction from the loveable Irish/Iranian Teessider, renowned for his superb anecdotes.
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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Arguably the most entertaining group to come out of the '60s and '70s, The Barron Knights are back on the road and set to bring their inimitable blend of musicianship and humour to Huntingdon Hall this March. They are supremely talented, a showbiz phenomenon and probably the best tonic the NHS could give the population...!
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