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What a man!!
- Kim
- 2013-11-07
Love Paul Henreid!! Sexy, rugged, debonair!! Swoon~ Thank you tcm for showing his movies! Please show them again soon! So many movies he did! Hope to see the ones I have seen and all the others! God Bless you Paul! RIP! <3
Paul Henried
- Nancy
- 2012-03-24
I have seen "Now Voyager" at least 100 times. This man was the essence of sexy and handsome. The films of that time were so much better than the films of now. The scene after the taxi crash...fades and leaves one to decide just what happened between the two people. Today...well that is another story. I am sick of the movies of today. They are filled with filthy mouths and filthy scenes. Let's go back to "fading into the sunset". He could light a cigarette for me any day and I don't even smoke. How wonderful to find that he married ONE woman and stayed married. I miss him
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- Annemarie
- 2012-03-22
TCM is a great and wonderful site for classic movies info - but - why can't you complete the "statistical info" on actors ??? Case in point : Casablanca. Ingrid Bergman and most of the rest of the cast has no statistical info listed. These are not excactly minor players. Please, please complete your TCM info webside. Annemarie
One of my all time favorite actors
- lynn
- 2010-02-10
One of the most talented & best looking actors too have ever graced the golden screen. I love Paul Henreid in Now Voyager & Casablanca.
A wonderful Actor
- erna
- 2009-09-26
I was born in Vienna and I can remember my Mother having a crush on Paul Heinried. She never missed a film in which Paul Heinried played. seeing him in NOW VOYAGER I fell inlove with him too. I would love to see more films with Paul Heinried ? E.Quitzau Canada
Paul Heinried is a great actor
- theresa
- 2009-09-11
One of my personal favorites is him in Goodbye Mr. Chips, as the German instructor.
A Delightful Character Actor
- m_d
- 2009-04-02
I suppose Paul Henreid is best remembered for appearing in films with Bette Davis and Claude Rains. However, he was a major character in "Casablanca" (Laslo). Probably because he was 'owned' by Warner Bros., like Davis and Rains, this trio were cast together. Fortunately, these three make a terrifically good fit. Few realize that Henreid became a director for the Alfred Hitchcock television series & also directed Bette Davis is one of my favorite films of theirs: "Dead Ringer" (with a fabulous supporting cast of Karl Malden, Peter Lawford, plus Davis carrying a dual role as a set of twin sisters-for the second time). It's interesting to see Paul Henreid appear without satellite searches finding him by name in films with major lead actors, like Humphrey Bogart. I would vote the best performance he ever gave was a Jerry, in "Now, Voyager," co-starring, once again, with Bette Davis and Claude Rains. Henreid is a delight. Kindly, m_d
- edith kelsay
- 2008-08-05
An Actor of great class.
- Marlies
- 2008-03-30
Love his movies, my favorite movie is Between two worlds.
fantastic in every way
- Kerry
- 2008-02-04
Now Voyager and what Paul Henreid did with two cigarettes is the best advertisement for smoking ever made! Swoon-tastic. I was 11 when Mr Henreid died, so thank you, TCM, for introducing his work to me and keeping him alive in the hearts and imaginations of a whole new generation of fans!
Paul Henreid - Excellent Actor
- Diane
- 2008-01-11
Paul Henreid is an actor who has been overlooked in his time and ours. His acting was great for all time.
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- tina
- 2006-10-06
More info, movies,and photos on this brilliant,haunting ,romantic,sexy,facinating actor!What a natural.Really enjoyed him in Now Voyager,I am his newest and biggest fan.They don't make men or movies like that anymore.Im so glad I discovered him.
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Carnival Valor Cruise Review by qcnc: Great Experience for Young Adults!
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Great Experience for Young Adults!
I cruised with a friend and my parents. My friend and I (college students) had a wonderful time on the boat.
Easy to "Make Friends": As it was in July, there were a lot of families and young folks on the boat (age 16-30). I've really enjoyed that on my Carnival Cruises.
Food/Overall Dining Experience: On this cruise, as with my prior Carnival cruise, the wait staff in the main dining room was amazing. Writing this review about a past cruise, the food back in 2006 was also better than more recent cruises I've taken.
Ship: The layout of the ship was nice; the social areas on the lower decks (disco, lounges) were easy to navigate.
Gaudy Decor: It's Carnival; need I say more?
Ship Schedule: We arrived in many of the ports early (I'm fine with 8am, but we got into Nassau at 6am and left early). I like making the most of my time at the ports, so this was a pretty big frustration.
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(see above), I tripped in the state room and hit my chin on the vanity area. It was pretty bad, but I (stupidly) ignored it to see the Bahamas. I tried to seek medical care several times but the infirmary had very odd hours and when I was finally able to see someone, they did absolutely nothing. It got so bad that I couldn't eat the rest of the cruise and it's still a pretty bad scar a year later. It would have been nice to at least have it cleaned and bandaged.
Overall, the qualms are minor (especially since the injury was my own fault) and I'd highly recommend this boat or a Carnival Cruise based on my 2006 experience (with the caveat that I don't have a more recent experience). Although due to timing/planing/cost considerations I haven't been back on Carnival, I wouldn't hesitate to book another cruise with them based on my past experience. I'm sure the ship has dated a bit since then. Less
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Chapter 66
Cross references: Any ordinance establishing, dedicating, accepting the dedication of, naming, establishing, grading, naming, improving, altering, locating, opening, paving, widening, vacating, etc., any street, alley, sidewalk, public way, public park or public grounds in the village saved from repeal, § 1-19(a)(4); any ordinance levying or imposing taxes or special assessments, or authorizing tax fund transfers, not inconsistent with this Code saved from repeal, § 1-19(a)(6); any ordinance providing for local improvements and assessing taxes for such improvements saved from repeal, § 1-19(a)(9); buildings and building regulations, ch. 18; street obstructions for fire prevention, § 34-5; loafing on street corners, public places, § 46-33; peddlers and solicitors, ch. 50; peddling, hawking, or soliciting on streets, § 50-38; planning, ch. 54; refuse in streets and alleys, § 62-4; subdivisions, ch. 70; design standards for streets in subdivisions, § 70-231 et seq.; required facilities and landscaping for sidewalks in subdivisions, § 70-401; required facilities and landscaping for street trees in subdivisions, § 70-402; engineering specifications for streets in subdivisions, § 70-451 et seq.; traffic and vehicles, ch. 78; operation of vehicles on through streets and stop intersections, § 78-61; one-way streets and alleys, § 78-69; utilities, ch. 82; vegetation, ch. 86; interference or obstruction of vegetation to streets, sidewalks or public places, § 86-33; zoning, ch. 94.
Article I. In General
Sec. 66-1. Obstructing or altering drains and ditches.
Sec. 66-2. Drainage onto streets or sidewalks.
Secs. 66-3– 66-30. Reserved.
Article II. Streets
Division 1. Generally
Sec. 66-31. General supervision.
Sec. 66-32. Acceptance of streets.
Sec. 66-33. Names of streets.
Sec. 66-34. Numbering buildings.
Sec. 66-35. Encroachments on streets.
Sec. 66-36. Obstructing streets.
Sec. 66-37. Merchandise on streets.
Sec. 66-38. Construction materials in streets.
Sec. 66-39. Advertising on streets.
Sec. 66-40. Debris in streets.
Sec. 66-41. Protection of work in streets; permit for barricades.
Sec. 66-42. Encroachments on state right-of-way.
Secs. 66-43– 66-60. Reserved.
Division 2. Construction
Sec. 66-61. Design criteria.
Sec. 66-62. Supervision of work.
Sec. 66-63. Permit.
Sec. 66-64. Application for permit.
Sec. 66-65. Approval of permit.
Sec. 66-66. Bond and insurance.
Secs. 66-67– 66-85. Reserved.
Division 3. Excavations
Sec. 66-86. Permit required.
Sec. 66-87. Deposit.
Sec. 66-88. Bond and insurance.
Sec. 66-89. Restoring surface.
Sec. 66-90. Continuous bond.
Secs. 66-91– 66-105. Reserved.
Division 4. Moving Structures
Sec. 66-106. Moving structures.
Secs. 66-107– 66-130. Reserved.
Article III. Driveways
Sec. 66-131. Definitions.
Sec. 66-132. Permit.
Sec. 66-133. Application for permit.
Sec. 66-134. Fee.
Sec. 66-135. Construction requirements.
Sec. 66-136. Culverts.
Sec. 66-137. Duty to remove obstructions, keep in repair.
Sec. 66-138. Graded surfaces.
Sec. 66-139. Driveways, Illinois Route 132.
Secs. 66-140– 66-160. Reserved.
Article IV. Parades and Motorcades
Sec. 66-161. Definitions.
Sec. 66-162. Permit required.
Sec. 66-163. Parade or motorcade for commercial purpose prohibited.
Sec. 66-164. Interference with parade or motorcade.
Sec. 66-165. Application for permit.
Sec. 66-166. Issuance or denial of permit.
Sec. 66-167. Contents of permit.
Sec. 66-168. Appeal procedure.
Sec. 66-169. Official to be notified.
ARTICLE I. Sec. 66-1. Obstructing or altering drains and ditches.
No person shall alter or obstruct any drain, ditch, gutter, or culvert in any
public street or alley without a permit from the director of public works.
(Code 1977, § 5.20)
Sec. 66-2. Drainage onto streets or sidewalks.
It shall be unlawful to construct or permit the construction of any
stormwater drain or air conditioner drain which discharges water onto any
sidewalk in the village. It shall be unlawful to construct or permit the
maintenance of any such drain which discharges into any public street or alley
at a height greater than 18 inches above the ground or pavement.
(Code 1977, § 5.21)
Secs. 66-3– 66-30. Reserved.
ARTICLE II. DIVISION 1. Sec. 66-31. General supervision.
All public streets, alleys, sidewalks and other public ways shall be under
the supervision of the director of public works. The director of public works
shall have supervision over all work thereon, and the cleaning thereof, and
shall be charged with the enforcement of all ordinance provisions relating to
such public places, except traffic ordinances, and is hereby authorized to
exercise such authority.
(Code 1977, § 5.01)
Sec. 66-32. Acceptance of streets.
(a) The board of trustees prior to accepting any street or alley for care,
maintenance and control thereof by the village, shall obtain a recommendation
from the village engineer regarding construction and conditions of such street
or alley as to whether such street or alley was constructed according to
approved plans and specifications and also conforms to the village codes and
design criteria as set by the board of trustees from time to time.
(b) If the recommendation from the village engineer is favorable, the board
of trustees shall then act on the acceptance thereof, as in their discretion
they see fit. Interested parties shall be notified of the action of the board
within ten days of the meeting.
(c) If the board of trustees shall fail to accept the street or alley, a
report thereof with the requirements and conditions to be complied with shall be
furnished in writing to the interested parties within ten days from the board
(d) If the village engineer shall fail to act or cannot agree on a
recommendation, the board of trustees may make their own investigation and act
thereon accordingly.
(Code 1977, § 5.02)
Sec. 66-33. Names of streets.
All streets of the village shall be known and designated by the names applied
hereto, respectively, on the map of the village kept on file in the office of
the village engineer, and the street names designated on such map shall continue
to be the names of streets unless and until changed by ordinance of the board of
trustees. Generally, all east-west roads shall be designated avenues, and
north-south roads shall be designated streets.
(Code 1977, § 5.04)
Sec. 66-34. Numbering buildings.
All buildings on streets of the village shall be numbered by the village
engineer in accordance with the village map prepared by the village engineer,
which map shall be kept on file in the office of the village clerk.
(Code 1977, § 5.05)
Cross references: Buildings and building regulations, ch.
Sec. 66-35. Encroachments on streets.
(a) No person shall erect or maintain any structure or thing on, over or
under any street, alley, sidewalk or public way except by permit from the board
of trustees. Application for such permit shall describe the nature of the
encroachment in such detail as the board of trustees shall require. The board in
its discretion may issue or deny the permit, and may impose any conditions to
such permit as it deems appropriate.
(b) Awnings made of pliable substance attached to a building and extending
not less than eight feet above the surface of the sidewalk may be erected and
maintained without a permit.
(c) Any encroachment on any street, alley, sidewalk, or public way shall be
maintained so that it does not endanger or obstruct the public.
(d) Any encroachment maintained in violation of this section is declared a
nuisance and may be abated by the village.
(Code 1977, § 5.07)
Sec. 66-36. Obstructing streets.
(a) No person shall obstruct or endanger the free passage or proper use of
the public on any street, sidewalk, alley or public place.
(b) No person shall shovel, plow or otherwise place snow or cause or permit
the shoveling, plowing, or placing of snow, from a private driveway, parking
lot, or other private property upon any highway, street or sidewalk so as to
hinder, obstruct, impede or otherwise interfere in any way with the movement of
traffic upon such street, highway, or sidewalk.
(c) If such snow is not immediately moved or removed by the owner, occupant
or agent so placing it on the street, highway or sidewalk after being advised by
an authorized official or police officer to do so, then the village may charge
the owner, occupant or agent with any expenses which may be incurred by the
village in the removal thereof. Such expenses shall be collected by the village
in addition to a fine or penalty as set forth in this Code.
(d) Any person found in violation of this section shall be fined not less
than $25.00 nor more than as provided in section 1-11. Each day such offense
shall continue shall constitute a distinct and separate offense.
(Code 1977, § 5.08)
Sec. 66-37. Merchandise on streets.
(a) No person shall use any street, sidewalk or other public place as space
for the display of goods or merchandise for sale without a permit from the
zoning administrator.
(b) Goods, wares and merchandise may be placed on sidewalks for such
reasonable time as may be necessary while loading and unloading, provided
pedestrian traffic is not totally obstructed.
(Code 1977, § 5.09)
Sec. 66-38. Construction materials in streets.
No person shall place any construction materials on or over any street,
sidewalk or public place without a permit therefor from the village engineer.
The permittee shall conform to all conditions the village may impose upon
granting of the permit.
(Code 1977, § 5.10)
Sec. 66-39. Advertising on streets.
No person shall paint or post any signs or bills on any streets, poles or
other structures in any street or on the surface of any street or sidewalk.
(Code 1977, § 5.11)
Sec. 66-40. Debris in streets.
(a) No person shall litter or deposit any foreign matter on any street,
alley, sidewalk, park or public place, except construction materials and
merchandise as permitted under this chapter, or as may be permitted by the
director of public works.
(b) Any person violating this section shall be liable for the cost of removal
of the foreign matter in addition to the penalty provided for violation of this
(Code 1977, § 5.12)
Sec. 66-41. Protection of work in streets; permit for
(a) Any person constructing or repairing, or making any excavation in or
tunnel under, or placing any material on or over any street, sidewalk or other
public place shall maintain suitable barricades and other protective devices as
shall properly prevent injury to any person or property. Suitable lights shall
be maintained during the nighttime to warn the public. No unauthorized person
shall interfere with or disturb any such protective devices.
(b) A permit shall be secured from the village engineer 24 hours in advance
of placing any barricades in any street.
(Code 1977, § 5.14)
Sec. 66-42. Encroachments on state right-of-way.
(a) No person, firm, corporation or other entity shall install, place,
maintain or construct any structure that encroaches upon a State of Illinois
right-of-way within the village.
(b) Any encroachment maintained in violation of this section is declared a
nuisance and may be abated by the village.
(Ord. No. 2008-65, § I, 9-8-2008)
Secs. 66-43– 66-60. Reserved.
DIVISION 2. Sec. 66-61. Design criteria.
All pavement, street, sidewalk and alley construction and design criteria
within the village shall conform to the requirements outlined in the village
subdivision ordinance or specifications and guidelines from time to time
approved and adopted by resolution of the board of trustees.
(Code 1977, § 5.03(a))
Sec. 66-62. Supervision of work.
Repair work on pavements and new construction, whether done by the village or
the abutting owner, shall be under the supervision of the village engineer or
director of public works.
(Code 1977, § 5.03(b))
Sec. 66-63. Permit.
It shall be unlawful to construct or lay any pavement on any public street,
sidewalk, alley or other public way, or to repair such street, sidewalk, alley
or other public way, without having first secured a permit therefor.
(Code 1977, § 5.03(c))
Sec. 66-64. Application for permit.
Applications for permits required by this division shall be made to the
village engineer and shall state the location of the intended pavement or
repair, the extent thereof, and the person who is to do the actual construction
work, and shall be accompanied by a permit fee of $25.00.
(Code 1977, § 5.03(d))
Sec. 66-65. Approval of permit.
No permit required by this division shall be issued except on order of the
village engineer.
Each occurrence | $1,000,000.00 |
General aggregate | $2,000,000.00 |
Under workers compensation | $ 500,000.00 |
License and/or permit bond (Indemnity/Surety) | $ 10,000.00 |
(Code 1977, § 5.03(f); Ord. No. 2000-58, § 1(5.03(f)), 5-1-2000)
Secs. 66-67– 66-85. Reserved.
DIVISION 3. Sec. 66-86. Permit required.
No person shall excavate in or tunnel under any street, alley, sidewalk or
other public place in the village without first securing a permit at least 24
hours in advance of such work from the village engineer.
Each occurrence | $1,000,000.00 |
General aggregate | $2,000,000.00 |
Under workers compensation | $ 500,000.00 |
License and/or permit bond (Indemnity/Surety) | $ 10,000.00 |
(Code 1977, § 5.13(c); Ord. No. 2000-58, § 1(5.13(c)), 5-1-2000)
Sec. 66-89. Restoring surface.
The person securing such permit shall restore the surface of the street to
its original condition as soon as possible under such direction as the village
may issue, but shall be made within 30 days after completing the work for which
the excavation was made. Upon restoration of the surface to its former condition
the village clerk shall return the cash deposit or bond to the permit holder
less $25.00 which shall be retained by the village as a permit fee. If the
permit holder does not restore the street to its original condition within the
time specified above, the village shall have such work done and retain the cost
thereof out of the deposit.
(Code 1977, § 5.13(d))
Sec. 66-90. Continuous bond.
Any public utility or other person may deposit a standing bond with the
village to insure the proper repair of village streets whenever work is done in
the village, but shall secure a permit as required by this division.
(Code 1977, § 5.13(e))
Secs. 66-91– 66-105. Reserved.
DIVISION 4. Sec. 66-106. Moving structures.
No person shall move any building or structure on any street without a permit
from the building commissioner. The building commissioner may impose such
conditions as he deems appropriate to protect the village and the public, upon
granting such permit. The applicant for such permit shall deposit $500.00 in
cash with the village clerk as security for the protection of the streets and
other village property.
(Code 1977, § 5.15)
Secs. 66-107– 66-130. Reserved.
ARTICLE III. Sec. 66-131. Definitions.
The following words, terms and phrases when used in this article, shall have
the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly
indicates a different meaning:
Driveway means a place improved for vehicular traffic on street right-of-way
which connects the traveled portion of the street with the lot or parcel of land
adjacent thereto.
Driveway, nonresidential, means a driveway serving property used in whole or
in part for other than residence purposes.
Driveway, residential, means a driveway serving property used exclusively for
residence purposes.
Sidewalk means that portion of the street right-of-way between the curblines
or lateral lines of a roadway, and the adjacent property lines intended for the
use of pedestrians.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(a))
Cross references: Definitions generally, § 1-2.
Sec. 66-132. Permit.
No person shall construct, build, establish or alter any driveway over,
across, or upon any public sidewalk or parkway without first obtaining a permit
to do so from the village engineer who shall issue it after approval of the
application and the fee has been paid.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(b))
Sec. 66-133. Application for permit.
Any person desiring to construct, build, establish or alter a driveway upon
or along existing village right-of-way shall make application to the village
engineer for a permit. Such application shall contain the name and address of
the person making the application and the location and dimensions of the
proposed driveway the use to which it is to be devoted, and shall state whether
in the building thereof, it will be necessary to cut down or otherwise alter a
street curb or to elevate or depress the existing grade of the walk or parkway.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(c))
Sec. 66-134. Fee.
A driveway permit shall be issued upon the payment of a fee of $25.00 per
driveway to the village treasurer, provided that the proposed driveway is
constructed in conformance to the following limitations and all other applicable
requirements of this section.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(d))
Sec. 66-135. Construction requirements.
Driveways shall conform to the following:
Residential (see Note) | Nonresidential (see Note) | ||
(1) | Width at property line | ||
Two-way | 12-foot minimum | 20-foot minimum | |
24 foot maximum | 34-foot maximum | ||
One-way | 14-foot minimum | 14-foot minimum | |
16-foot maximum | 16-foot maximum | ||
(2) | Radii/flare | five-foot minimum | Ten-foot minimum |
15-foot maximum | 40-foot maximum | ||
(3) | Angle of drive | 90 degrees | 90 degrees or parallel to property line |
(4) | Grade | Ten percent maximum | Eight percent maximum |
(5) | Number of drives per property | One per 65 feet of frontage measured at property line | One per 65 feet of frontage measured at property line |
two-way; two plus one service drive | |||
one-way; four plus one service drive | |||
(6) | Separation between properties | Ten-foot minimum | Ten-foot minimum |
(7) | Distance between drive and nearest public intersection | 50-foot minimum | 100-foot minimum |
(8) | Materials | Eight-inch aggregate w/two-inch bituminous surface or six-inch PCC-6 bag mix, air entrained | eight-inch aggregate base w/two-inch bituminous surface or six-inch bag mix, air entrained |
(9) | Where curb has to be removed, the curb and gutter must be removed and a depressed curb put back in its place, or the curb may be sawed with a horizontal saw to the depressed curb dimensions. The work shall be done in conformance with state department of transportation requirements and specifications and shall be approved by the village engineer. The cost of the removal of the old curb and construction of the depressed curb shall be paid by the applicant. |
Note: Driveways serving office space, drive-in service establishments, outdoor theaters, service stations, industrial property, shopping centers and similar developments that generate high traffic volumes or heavy traffic during peak hours may be required to submit a detailed traffic analysis including anticipated flows to the village engineer for review. Based on information submitted, the above requirements may be modified.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(e))
Sec. 66-136. Culverts.
(a) No person shall install or maintain any driveway anywhere in the village
without installing, under the driveway, a culvert of adequate size to permit
complete stormwater drainage. No culvert shall be required where a concrete or
other hard surface curb and gutter in the street provides adequate stormwater
(b) The village engineer shall determine the diameter of culvert, if any,
required to provide adequate drainage.
(c) Culverts shall not be less than 20 feet in length nor less than 12 inches
in diameter. The diameter may be reduced by the village engineer provided the
drainage area indicates a smaller diameter pipe will carry the anticipated storm
flows. In no case shall the diameter be reduced to less than eight inches.
(d) The person applying for a driveway permit, prior to commencing any
construction on the culvert or driveway shall notify the village engineer a
minimum of 24 hours in advance of such construction. The village engineer or his
representative shall mark the location and elevation of the culvert in
cooperation with the permittee. The permittee shall construct the culvert to the
lines and grades established by the village engineer.
(e) Material specifications shall be in accordance with Section 511, Pipe
Culverts or Section 603, Storm Sewers of the state department of transportation,
Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction in Illinois as amended
and revised.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(f))
Sec. 66-137. Duty to remove obstructions, keep in repair.
It shall be the duty of the person maintaining any driveway to keep the
driveway free from any obstruction and to keep the driveway in good repair
including that portion of the driveway constructed as sidewalk.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(g))
Sec. 66-138. Graded surfaces.
No driveway shall be so constructed or graded as to leave a step, sharp
depression or other obstruction on the sidewalk. The grade shall be as nearly as
possible the same as that of the adjoining sidewalk. It shall be unlawful to
have the surface finish of any driveway where the driveway crosses the sidewalk
constructed of such materials as to render it slippery or hazardous to
pedestrians, or to have the grade of such portion vary from the grade of the
sidewalk, or be other than level.
(Code 1977, § 5.18(h))
Sec. 66-139. Driveways, Illinois Route 132.
No new driveways or new entrances shall be constructed within the village on
F.A.S. Route 3 (Illinois Route 132) from Orchard Ferndale Street east to the
east limits of the village shall be constructed without the consent of the
highway department of the state. The remaining portion of F.A.S. Route 3
(Illinois Route 132) lying within the village and east of the Des Plaines River
was previously designated as a freeway by resolution adopted by the board of
supervisors of the county on October 8, 1958, and approved by the state division
of highways on October 28, 1958.
(Code 1977, § 5.19)
Secs. 66-140– 66-160. Reserved.
ARTICLE IV. Sec. 66-161. Definitions.
The following words, terms and phrases when used in this article, shall have
the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly
indicates a different meaning:
Motorcade means an organized procession containing 25 or more vehicles,
except funeral processions, upon any public street, sidewalk or alley.
Parade means any march or procession consisting of people, animals or
vehicles or a combination thereof, except funeral processions, upon any public
street, sidewalk or alley, which does not comply with normal and usual traffic
regulations or controls.
(Code 1977, § 5.22(a))
Cross references: Definitions generally, § 1-2.
Sec. 66-162. Permit required.
It shall be unlawful for any person to conduct a parade or motorcade in or
upon any public street or sidewalk in the village, or knowingly participate in
any such parade unless and until a permit to conduct such a parade or motorcade
has been obtained from the village administrator, or, as provided in this
article, from the president and board of trustees of the village.
(Code 1977, § 5.22(b))
Sec. 66-163. Parade or motorcade for commercial purpose
No permit shall be issued authorizing the conduct of a parade or motorcade
which is to be held for the sole purpose of advertising any product, goods,
wares, merchandise and is designed to be held purely for private profit.
(Code 1977, § 5.22(c))
Sec. 66-164. Interference with parade or motorcade.
No person shall knowingly join or participate in any parade or motorcade
conducted under permit from the village in violation of any of the terms of such
permit or knowingly join or participate in any permitted parade or motorcade
without the consent and over the objection of the permittee, nor in any manner
interfere with its progress or orderly conduct.
(Code 1977, § 5.22(d))
Sec. 66-165. Application for permit.
Any person who desires to conduct a parade or motorcade shall apply to the
village administrator for a permit at least 30 days in advance of the date of
the proposed parade or motorcade. The application for such permit shall be in
writing on a form approved by the president and board of trustees of the village
or in a form acceptable to the village administrator. The village administrator
may waive the 30-day requirement if he finds unusual circumstances. In order
that adequate arrangements may be made for the proper policing of the parade or
motorcade, the application shall contain the following information:
(1) The name of the applicant, the sponsoring organization, the parade or
motorcade chairman and co-chairman, and the addresses and telephone numbers of
(2) The nature of the parade or motorcade, the date when it is proposed to be
conducted, the location of the assembly area, the location of the disbanding
area, route to be traveled and the approximate time when the parade or motorcade
will assemble, start and terminate.
(3) A general description and approximate number of the units to be used.
(4) The interval of space to be maintained between units of the parade.
(5) The village administrator shall immediately forward a copy of the
application to the chief of police for his review.
(Code 1977, § 5.22(e))
Sec. 66-166. Issuance or denial of permit.
(a) Standards of issuance. The village administrator shall issue a parade or
motorcade permit conditioned upon the applicant's written agreement to comply
with the contents of such a permit as specified in this section, unless it is
found that:
(1) The time, route and size of the parade or motorcade will disrupt to an
unreasonable extent the movement of other traffic.
(2) The parade or motorcade is of a size or nature that requires the
diversion of so great a number of police officers of the village to properly
police the line of movement and the areas contiguous thereto that allowing the
parade or motorcade would deny reasonable police protection to the village.
(3) Such parade or motorcade will interfere with another parade or motorcade
for which a permit has been issued.
(b) Standards for denial. The village administrator shall deny an application
for a parade or motorcade permit and notify the applicant of such denial where:
(1) The village administrator makes any finding contrary to the findings
required to be made for the issuance of a permit as specified in subsection (a)
of this section.
(2) The information contained in the application is found to be false or
nonexistent in any material detail.
(3) The applicant refuses to agree to abide by or comply with all the
contents of the permit.
(c) Time for issuance or denial. The applicant shall be informed of the
issuance or denial of the permit within 25 days of the filing of the application
for the permit.
(Code 1977, § 5.22(f))
Sec. 66-167. Contents of permit.
In each permit, the following shall be specified:
(1) The assembly area and time therefor.
(2) The starting time.
(3) The minimum and maximum speeds of any motor vehicles.
(4) The route of the parade or motorcade.
(5) What portions of streets to be traversed may be occupied by such parade
or motorcade.
(6) The maximum length of such parade or motorcade in miles or fractions
(7) The disbanding area and disbanding time.
(8) That the throwing, tossing, dropping or any other method used to
distribute handouts, flags and/or candy, other than by hand to hand, is
(9) The permittee shall advise all participants in the parade or motorcade,
either orally or by written notice, of the terms and conditions of the permit
prior to the commencement of such parade or motorcade.
(10) That the parade or motorcade continue to move at a fixed rate of speed
and that any willful delay or willful stopping of such parade or motorcade,
except that which is reasonably required for the safe and orderly conduct of the
parade or motorcade, shall constitute a violation of the permit, all conditions
of the permit shall be complied with so far as reasonably practical.
(11) Any other applicable rule deemed necessary by the village administrator
to protect the health, safety and welfare of the parade participants and/or
citizens of the village.


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Residents advised to leave barricades up
Original post made on Dec 2, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Sunday, December 2, 2012, 10:20 AM
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a resident of East Palo Alto
on Dec 2, 2012 at 12:49 pm
Does anyone know how all of the creeks are faring on the east side of 101? High tide is approaching...
a resident of Community Center
on Dec 2, 2012 at 12:57 pm
check the city creek website and creek/s monitor. www.cityofpaloalto.org
Click on creek monitor. All the water coming down from Foothill Park, etc. and Corte Madera Creek and others in the foothills is 'delayed' action after the storm. Takes a full hour, so it is said for the runoff to come downhill. SF Creek at 101 is right up to the top. It is now 12:55 p.m.
a resident of East Palo Alto
on Dec 2, 2012 at 1:10 pm
Thanks, Bob - appreciate the update. I use the monitor & saw the SF creek in several places on the west side but haven't ventured to the east side yet, so that's why I was asking. I hope you're staying dry!
a resident of Community Center
on Dec 2, 2012 at 9:43 pm
We were unable to drive through the Oregon underpass this morning due to the flooding. As we took the detour over Alma we looked down and saw a Volvo trying to drive through.
The water was halfway up their driver's side door. I was astounded that they kept on plowing on into deeper water. Crazy.
a resident of Barron Park
on Dec 3, 2012 at 3:04 pm
So let me get this straight...People were moving the hazard cones that were set out so they could drive though? for what I would assume could only be convenience? So many, in fact that the police have to issue reminders not to do this? I can't believe what I'm reading. What is it about Palo Alto drivers?!?!?! The worst.
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Mission 9 - Hope in Hadley's
Collectibles | ||
Audio Logs | Dog Tags | Legendary Weapon |
0 | 4 | Vasquez's Pistol |
This mission starts off with a fight against a gang of Xenomorphs. They will come from all areas around the first street. If you have a breather between kills, check the Motion Tracker to locate any more Xenos. When the area is clear, reach the other end of the street and pick up the sentry guns.
Use the sentry guns to help defend O'Neal as he opens the door to the building up ahead. When it's open, run in. The hall to the left will lead to the Legendary Weapon – Vasquez's Pistol. The weapon is on a counter in a small room.
Delve deeper into the building until you reach a lab of sorts. A set of Dog Tags will be on a counter in the middle of the room. Be prepared for more Xeno fights inside! Two marines can be saved in this area: one marine is stuck under some debris, and another marine is locked inside of a room. It's not necessary, and it doesn't seem to do anything.
When ready, move on to Cruz. Head to the vehicle bay to make a last stand. Enter the bay, pick up the sentry gun and face it in the direction of the door you just came through. Xenos will come too attack faster than you may think! If you haven't earned the achievement / trophy for spotting 100 Aliens, now may be the time to get it. If, or when, you need more ammo, you can refill at an ammo cache inside one of the rooms nearby.
After the fight, pick up a set of Dog Tags underground. Look for a staircase that leads to a small passage. When ready, exit out of the garage.
Up ahead is one hell of a fight. You'll face the dreaded Xeno Crusher while other smaller Xenomorphs come to attack. This thing is like a triceratops! Dodge its ram attack or you'll be thrown to the ground, and your stupid AI friends won't come to save you! The Crusher also has a weaker stomp attack that he may do when nearby. If you can kill it without taking damage from it, you'll earn the Anytime, Anywhere achievement / trophy. Use all the explosives you have alongside the other rounds of ammo, and don't forget to dodge!
Once the crusher is dealt with, continue on into the next building. Not far from the entrance is another set of Dog Tags. They will be laying on a green bench.
Exit out the other end to reach the drop ship. The fourth set of Dog Tags are on some crates on the other end of the landing pad. A few Xenos will come by and attack, stay prepared.
Your next objective is to head underneath the drop ship and detach the fuel lines. Simply walk up the small set of stairs and press which ever button comes up on screen. Clear out the rest of the Xenos to complete the mission.
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Description: GTA San Andreas - Cool Clothes version 1
This is a clothes mod for GTA SA which replaces some clothes for cool Tim Duncan's jersey and Snoop Dogg's hoody which I made.Version 1
File name: coolclothes_ver1.zip
Author: Vincenzo Montella : a.k.a GFofgaming
Email: email@example.com
This file contains 2 clothes,
1: Tim Duncan San Antonio Spurs jersey
2: Snoop Dogg black hoody
IMG Tool 2.0
- http://gta-sanandreas.com/downloads/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=48
[ Installation ]
1. Extract the contents of the "coolclothes_ver1" zip to your desktop, or somewhere similar.
2. Download the IMG Tool 2.0 application from the link above.
3. Open the IMG Tool, then click open.
4. Navigate to your "GTA San Andreas/models/player.img" file and double click it.
5. Use the find function (F2) and search for the names "baskballrim.txd" for Time Duncan jersey and "hoodyagreen.txd" for Snopp dogg hoody.
6. Once you've found it, click on command, then click REPLACE.
7. Navigate to your unzipped "coolclothes_ver1" folder and raplace "baskballrim.txd" for "baskballrim.txd" and "hoodyablack.txd" for "hoodyablack.txd".
8. Once you are done go to command and chose rebuild archive
9: Go to Pro Laps for Duncan's clothes (its the Saint's jersey) and Binco for Snoop Dogg's hoody ( its the green hoody)
[ Notes / Legal ]
Version: 1 :- Its just the initial release so I included only 2 clothes. Please feel free to distribute it without changing the contents of this zip and the credit going to the owner of the mod, which is me:)
Future plans: Should include more jersey like for the piston fans, chicago bulls, etc. And hoody and shirts for Snopp Dogg, Eminem, Warren G, Ice Cube, etc. If you have an idea, please email me.
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Do You Know Any Murderers?
When I was a younger we lived next door to a big family.
There was probably about 8 kids there ranging from just a baby to 18. My siblings and I used to play with them all the time.
One of the kids was named Sammy, and he was only about 3 or 4 when we moved out of there.
Well there was a story on our news about a guy named Samual Oliver killing his son.
It dawned on me that this might be the same Samuel Oliver I knew. So I looked at his pictures on the news and FB and sure enough, it is. I also watched the news cast of them showing him in the courtroom and his sisters were there, no doubt they were the same kids I used to play with when I was younger. I still see his one sister from time to time as well.
It's weird to think that little kid I knew grew up to be a murderer.


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Excel 2007 benefits from the same interface overhaul as Word, with the introduction of its own Ribbon and gallery-based dialogs. The same kind of retraining will be needed, but you'll soon pick up the benefits of, for instance, being able to format cells with Ribbon buttons, rather than having to delve deep into the 'Format cells' dialog.
One area of work that benefits a lot from the introduction of the Ribbon is formulas. The formula tab shows functions under sub-headings like Financial, Logical and Maths and Trig, but there's also a useful 'Recently used' sub-heading, which I suspect will prove very useful.
Being a spreadsheet, you might expect Excel 2007's statistics to be impressive and for those who like big numbers, the size of an individual worksheet has been increased from 65,536 rows by 256 columns to 1,048,576 by 16,384, some 1,500 per cent bigger. (I'd love to see that worksheet..ed). While there will be few who come close to challenging even the old limits, it's good to see the 256 column restriction removed. There's a compatibility checker, too, so you don't inadvertently send a worksheet to somebody who can't open it in an earlier version of Excel.
That's not the only improvement under the hood of Excel 2007. With the rapid move to multi-core processors, one of the biggest changes is the maths engine, which now divides up calculations between different cores and should speed recalculation.
There are a lot of new things on the presentation side in Excel, too, probably more than in the new Word. Of these, the most handy is conditional formatting. Have you ever wanted Excel to use red text in a cell to indicate a negative balance and black for positive. You can now set up a conditional format to do this much more easily, without having to use lookups or write scripts.
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Annual Growth
The biscuit industry in India witnessed annual growth as below:-
2003-04 - 13%
2004-05 - 14%
2005-06 - 14%
2006-07 - 13%
2007-08 - 14%
2008-09 - 16%
2009-10 - 14%
2010-11 - 11%
2011-12 - 11%
2012-13 - 09% (April-September 2012)
While the growth rate has been stagnating during last 4 years, it picked up momentum during the 2008-09 mainly on account of exemption from Central Excise Duty on biscuits with MRP up to Rs.100/per kg, as per Union Budget for 2007-08. However growth further declined from 2009-10 to 2011-12 and the first half of 2012-13.
Annual Production:
The organized biscuit manufacturing industrys annual production figures are given below:
(In Lakh Metric Tonnes)
2003-04 - 11.00
2004-05 - 12.55
2005-06 - 14.29
2006-07 - 16.14
2007-08 - 16.85
2008-09 - 17.50
2009-10 - 18.50
2010-11 - 19.00
2011-12 - 20.50
2012-13 - 10.50(April to September 2012)
The organized and unorganized sector of the biscuit industry is in the proportion of 70%:30% ratio.
· EXPORTS of Biscuit was 14% of the annual production during the year 2010-11 which declined to around 12.5% in 2011-12.
· IMPORTS of biscuits into India (mainly high end products) has not shown any significant growth during the last five years and has not affected production/sales by the Indian Biscuit industry.
Rural-Urban penetration of Biscuit:
Urban Market: 75% to 85%
Rural Market: 50% to 65%
Wholesale and Retail marketing in the Biscuit industry is carried out with a network of Super Stockers Agencies (for States and specific Districts etc), Wholesalers and Retail shops.
Biscuit Industry especially the Small & Medium Sector, consisting of around 275 units are facing erosion in their profitability and competitive capability, due to steep hike in cost of production on account of increase in prices of major raw materials, i.e. Wheat Flour Veg. Oil, Sugar, Milk, Packaging Materials, Fuel. Wages, etc. Recent increase in prices of Petrol/Diesel in May 2008 has further resulted n cost push.
Value Added Tax
Imposition of Value Added Tax (VAT) by the State Governments @ 13.5% compared to VAT at 5% or 0% levied on other similar food products has also adversely affected biscuit industry.
On behalf of the industry, IBMA has been pursing the issue with the Chief Ministers/Finance Ministers of all States and also with the Chairman of the Empowered Committee on VAT, seeking reduction in the rate of VAT on biscuit to 5%. IBMA delegations have already met Chairman, Empowered Committee on VAT, as well as Deputy Chief Ministers & Finance Ministers of Bihar, Orissa, Jharkhand, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Andhra Pradesh, and officials of Uttar Pradesh etc. While most of the State Ministers have expressed their support of IBMAs representation, however the issue has not so far received favourable consideration by the Empowered Committee on VAT.
IBMA estimates annual growth in the range of 20% to 25% and above in the event of reduction in the rate of VAT on Biscuits to 5%.
PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION of Biscuits in the country is only 1.8 kg, as compared to 2.5 kg to 5.5 kg in South East Asian countries and European countries, and 7.5 kg in USA
Pattern of Biscuit Consumption (On Zonal basis) in the country are as below:
Northern Zone - 25%
Western Zone - 23%
Southern Zone - 24%
East and North
East Zone - 28%
(Including N. East)
The per capita consumption as well as pattern of consumption in the four regions, as shown above, will also increase considerably, in case the industrys plea for reduction in the rate of Value Added Tax (VAT) from 13.5% to 5% is acceded to.
Main Categories of Biscuits are broadly as under:
Glucose, Marie, Sweet, Cream Milk
Popular Brands of Biscuits in the country are, Britannia, Parle, Priyagold, Anmol, Sunfeast, Biskfarm, Dukes, Cremica, Priya, Veeramani, Bonn, Bhagwati, Raja, Madhabi, Nezone, Ankit, Nalanda, etc.
Meanwhile introducing Goods & Services Tax (GST) replacing VAT and other Taxes at the State Level and Central GST (replacing Central Excise Duty) is being delayed, due to differences between some State Government and Central Government.


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Cameron ManualChapter 17: Add And Move - Further Symmetry Related CommandsThe PACK and ENCLOSURE commands already detailed allow the user to apply all of the symmetry operators in the spacegroup to the initial set of atoms in order to get a fully 'packed' result. In some cases however, the user may wish to apply only one symmetry operator or to apply ones that are not present in the spacegroup. The ADD and MOVE commands allow this. 17.1: ADDThe ADD command allows the user complete control over the
operator used to generate new atoms. The first task of the user
is to
generate a list of those atoms to be used in the symmetry
later. One of the following sub-commands is required :-
Once the ADD list has been created the user must then supply
symmetry operators which will act on the atoms in this list to
the new atoms. The symmetry input is in two parts.
x y+1/2 z -0.333-x -y -z ETC Decimal translations may come before or after the axis symbol. The fractions 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 2/3, 1/6 and 5/6 are accepted by the program, but must appear after the x/y/z character. There must be spaces between the three parts but NO SPACES within the operator ie X + 1/2 -Y Z will produce an error as it is not possible to tell whether you mean X+1/2, -Y, Z or X, +1/2-Y, Z. This strict input syntax is used to eliminate any ambiguities. TRANS Translations can also be applied if required. The translations are applied in unit cell fractions. The syntax is :- TRANS x y z 17.2: EXAMPLESADD ATOMS C1 OPERATOR X+1/2 Y Z or we could use ADD ATOMS C1 TRANS 0.5 0 0 The OPERATOR and TRANS commands can be used together if required. We can apply a symmetry operator followed by a translation. This reduces the errors that may occur when trying to combine the two things into one symmetry operator. The use of INITIAL versus ALL is illustrated below. Start with :- ADD ALL TRANS 1 0 0 which gives us a molecule at x y z and another at x+1 y z. Follow this with :- ADD ALL TRANS 0 1 0 and we get four molecules, x y z , x+1 y z , x+1 y+1 z and x y+1 z. Following it with :- ADD INITIAL TRANS 0 1 0 Gives us three molecules, x y z, x+1 y z and x y+1 z. 17.3: MOVEThe syntax for this command is identical to that for ADD.
the commands available are :-
The MOVE command applies a symmetry operator and/or a
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This week, Queens Community Board No. 9, The Woodhaven Residents Block Association, & The Greater Woodhaven Development Corp. came together with the Department of City Planning to publicly review a proposal for the rezoning of Woodhaven and Richmond Hill. Woodhaven was last rezoned in 1961, and a lot has changed since then -- so this action is long overdue.
Before you read any further, you must understand that this is just a proposal. The study is still underway and these meetings are in place to generate feedback. Your feedback. In a few months, a final proposal will be presented and eventually voted upon by Community Board No. 9. So if there's something in the proposal that you object to -- now is the time to speak up. Or, just as importantly, if you agree with the proposal, speak up. Drop us a line telling us what you think -- we will pass it along to the right people (or contact Community Board 9 directly).
Let's start with some of the questions you may have -- "What is rezoning? What does it do? Why should I care?"
In a nutshell, there are laws that determine what can and can't be built in a community -- these are called zoning laws. Over time, these laws are reviewed and altered to fit the community's needs. In this instance, the rezoning of Woodhaven serves 2 main purposes:
Why should you care? Well, as stated above, the last rezoning was close to 50 years ago -- the changes made here may impact Woodhaven for the next 50 years. And if you own property here in Woodhaven, aren't you interested if these changes will impact your investment? Even if you don't own property, are you not interested in how your immediate surroundings may be impacted?
The meeting was held on Wednesday, December 2nd at Emanuel Church of Christ in Woodhaven. 2 representatives were there from the Department of City Planning, and there were close to 50 residents. Many thanks to Emanuel Church for allowing us to hold the meeting, and for providing such a lovely, festive atmosphere.
Also, before we proceed -- this report will focus on Woodhaven. Details about the rezoning to Richmond Hill can be found in the maps and the charts we provide below, but they are not the focus of this article. Also, we at Project Woodhaven are not equipped to answer any particular questions about individual properties. There will be another meeting with City Planning on Wednesday, December 15th at 7:30 at the Royal Indian Palace (118-06 Atlantic Avenue, Richmond Hill) and if you can't make that you can contact CB9 with your questions or call them at (718) 286-2686.
Woodhaven - Current
Here is the map of Woodhaven as it is currently zoned. This map is very interesting in that is also shows you, through use of colors, how the land is used and occupied. For the purposes of this study, certain portions of Woodhaven are not being rezoned at all (see the white areas of South West Woodhaven) -- basically, it was determined that those areas are not in danger of being targeted by developers.
Let's take a closer look at Woodhaven (for a FULL SIZED look at the entire map above, click here). It's interesting to look at the color codes -- there's a key at the bottom of the image. Lots of 1 and 2 family detached -- a bunch of semi-attached -- a bit more fully attached -- and multi-family buildings (there could be legal 3 family homes or apartment buildings).
Here's what to take note of -- currently, most of Woodhaven falls under the category of R3-1. That's right now -- but that's going to change for much of Woodhaven.
Woodhaven - Proposed Rezoning Here is the map of the proposed rezoning -- click here to see the FULL SIZED version of this map -- or scroll down to see a closer look at just Woodhaven.
Here's a closer look at the proposed changes to Woodhaven -- you'll see a lot of different zoning codes on here, but don't let them intimidate you. Just take note of where your house is and see what your new zoning code is. For example, when I look at my house on this map, I see that we're changing from a R3-1 to an R3X. Further down on this page we'll look at what each of the new codes mean.
What's interesting here is the proposed rezoning of Jamaica Avenue. Everything from Elderts Lane to Woodhaven Boulevard is going to be an R5D which will allow for some development -- buildings up to 40 feet. But East of the Boulevard, until 100th Street, they will allow for buildings up to 70 feet. That stretch of the Avenue has been stagnant for a while and there are a lot of blocks with just 1-story buildings -- this will encourage development.
Here are some details about the new zoning codes being proposed for Woodhaven and what will be allowed in each -- if you have a home in Woodhaven, or own property, it will either remain an R3-1, or be rezoned to one of the following:
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Pushing his goggles snug to his face, Matt Hood looks down the lane before the 400-meter freestyle. Hood, a 28-year-old Special Olympics Athlete with Down syndrome, has had to overcome a lot to be a competitive swimmer.
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When Hood went to an overnight summer camp a few years ago, he protested when the staff asked him to complete a swimming proficiency test. When he returned to the camp the next year and had to take the test again, he swam the four strokes he uses in the individual medley. It was an example of Hood's perseverance and good humor. Hood seems to always find a way to show his humorous side.
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Hood also plays soccer, basketball and bocce, an Italian lawn bowling game. He said being an athlete means "competing in all events," and the many medals hung around his house and piled on his dresser shows he's been successful in any sport he tries.
One of Hood's biggest successes came at the 2006 Special Olympics USA National Games in Ames, Iowa. He had never raced more than 100 meters, but swam the 400- and 800-meter freestyle races. One year later, Hood's family proudly points to the four gold medals from nationals that are framed on the living room wall.
When Hood is not at practice or competing, he often hangs out with friends he met through Special Olympics. Matt "Caseman" Casey, Larry Stephens and Kendyl Schitp spend weekends together at each other's houses.
"My friends mean a lot to me," Hood said. "I can compete with my friends, hang out with them and talk to them. We work as a team."
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"Friends are like a family too," Hood said.
When he's not at a friend's house, Hood lives at home with his parents. Between Special Olympics practices and his new job at the Town and Country Lanes bowling alley, Hood attends life skills classes that help him learn how to live on his own. His parents do not know what the future holds. Hood says he wants to go to college, be a DJ, and get married.
"We just kind of open the doors, and he does the rest," Glenda Hood said. "We'll take it one step at a time and see how far he can go."
For the moment, Hood will focus his energies on swimming fast at the summer state games in June.
When Hood touches the wall at the end of his 400-meter race, his face is red and he breathes heavily. His training has paid off. He has set a new personal record and earned another gold medal for his collection. Standing on the awards podium, he raises his fist above his head and grins toward the crowd.


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FDA approval was based on data from two pivotal PN400-301 and PN400-302 studies. The trials compared the incidence of gastric ulcer among patients treated either with Vimovo or enteric-coated naproxen. In the PN400-301 trial the incidence of gastric ulcer was 4.1% for the Vimovo group and 23.1% among patients given enteric-coated naproxen. The incidences of gastric ulcer in the PN400-302 trial were 7.1% and 24.3%, respectively.
Pozen granted AstraZeneca non-U.S. rights to Vimovo in 2006. Under the terms of the agreement Pozen received an up-front fee of $40 million. The deal included potential aggregate development and regulatory milestone payments of $160 million and $175 million in potential sales performance milestones along with sales royalties.
Pozen was responsible for the development and filing of the New Drug Application (NDA) in the U.S., and AstraZeneca retains full responsibility for development and regulatory filing of the drug outside of the U.S. as well as all aspects of manufacturing, marketing, sales, and distribution on a worldwide basis.
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Sanofi Pasteur will start production of the first dengue vaccine by the end of 2013
Singapore: Sanofi Pasteur is in the process of finalizing tests for its first vaccine against dengue in Africa and Asia. The company has announced that it plans to start production of the vaccine by the end of the year.
Dengue, which is a mosquito-borne disease, affects about 100 million people every year worldwide and if the first dengue vaccine is approved for release, it could be avaibale in the market in 2015.
Director of the Pasteur Research Center in New Caledonia, Dr Dominique Baudon, said in a statement that he expects the tests to confirm the effectiveness of the vaccine.
"They say they are very optimistic and to save time, the manufacturing of the vaccine has already been launched before they obtained the authorization to launch it on the market. It's a bet. So I think that will be confirmed," he added.
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BEDDING THE ENEMY MARY WINE ISBN#: 9780758234674 August 2010 Brava, an imprint of Kensington Publishing Corp. www.kensingtonbooks.com Paperback $14.00 Historical Romance Rating: 4 Cups
Keir McQuade is the new Laird of Red Stone Castle. His family is not known for their easy going ways though his temperament is nothing like his ancestors'.
Helena Knyvett knows that when it comes to her courtly performance, certain expectations are assumed. One being that whatever match her brother feels will get their family furthest is what she will be happiest with.
When Keir goes to court to pledge his allegiance to King James he finds himself disgusted with all the pretentious women and posturing men. In a world where image is everything and deceit is as normal as breathing, Helena is a breath of fresh air. But her brother will not allow his ambitions to be outmaneuvered by a man he considers a barbarian. He will stop at nothing to destroy Keir, even if it means murder.
Intrigue, love, passion, deceit, mystery, and two people destined to be together are intertwined in the pages of Bedding the Enemy. I love the way Helena seems to go from this almost timid mouse to a woman determined to stand against her abusive and controlling brother. Keir is a character who anyone will grow to love as he proves over and over again he is nothing like his barbaric and deceiving family. Mary Wine does not disappoint in her writings and this is just another example of her wonderful talent.
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