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Tobacco-Free Campus Policy
Effective June 1, 2013, the University of Houston is designated as a tobacco-free campus. The use of all tobacco products is prohibited in university buildings and on university grounds, including parking areas, sidewalks, walkways, university-affiliated parking facilities and university-owned buildings, except in temporary designated tobacco-use areas.
The tobacco-free campus policy is part of the university's commitment to creating a healthy and sustainable environment for all members of the UH community, and is designed to be positive and health-directed. The university is not requiring faculty, staff and students to quit using tobacco products, but does expect the policy to be adhered to by all individuals on university property.
Enforcement of the policy will be achieved primarily through education, awareness and a spirit of cooperation. Tobacco users are expected to adhere to the policy and be respectful to ex-tobacco users and non-tobacco users. Individuals noticing violations of the policy should strive to be non-confrontational and respectful to tobacco users when communicating this policy.
Designated tobacco-use locations have been established on the main UH campus and at the Energy Research Park. The designated tobacco-use areas will be available for a minimum of 12 months from the date of policy enactment. Tobacco cessation services and/or referrals are available to assist students and employees who wish to stop using tobacco products.
In summary, the new tobacco-use policy:
- Activates new tobacco cessation screenings, services and referrals for UH students and employees who want to quit;
- Prohibits the use, sale, advertising and sampling of all tobacco products on the UH Main Campus and the Energy Research Park, including all buildings, vehicles, grounds, sidewalks and parking areas owned or operated by UH;
- Includes a phase-in period of not less than 12 months, during which designated tobacco-use areas will be available. The ongoing need for any or all designated tobacco-use areas will be reviewed annually, with the possibility of continued existence for 12-month intervals at a time.
- Effective implementation relies on the courtesy, respect and cooperation of all members of the UH community. If someone is seen using tobacco on university property outside a designated tobacco use area, any member of the UH community may inform the tobacco user of the policy and request that he/she comply. Individuals who are reported to the Tobacco Task Force for non-compliance will receive a message reminding them of the policy, and the availability of tobacco cessation services. There are no plans at this time to issue citations or fines, or to report anyone to his or her supervisor.
In a broader sense, the tobacco-free policy is another benefit of attending or working for a Tier One-designated university. Other benefits include reduced fire hazards and cleaner campus grounds.


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Mon., Dec. 27*
vs. Grand Rapids Griffins
Allstate Arena
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Tue., Dec. 28*
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Wed., Dec. 29*
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MTS Centre
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Tonight begins a stretch that sees the Wolves play five games in six nights, all against the North Division; Chicago has amassed a 7-4-1-0 record against North Division opponents this year, which includes earning points in its last four tilts against the North Division (3-0-1-0).
--- Jared Ross: Potted a goal on Dec. 21 to extend his point streak to four games ... Has posted four assists and five points during that span ... Ranks second on the Wolves and shares eighth in the AHL with 20 assists and ranks second on the team and is tied for 10th in the league with 30 points in 34 games this season ... Shares second on the squad with a +8 plus/minus rating and ranks fifth with 10 goals
--- Darren Haydar: Opened scoring on Dec. 21, his first game back in the Wolves lineup after serving a three-game suspension ... Shares third on the team and 13th in the league with 29 points in 31 games this season ... Ranks third on the Wolves with 12 goals and shares third on the team with 17 assists ... Ranks fourth on the club with four power-play goals ... Posted nine assists and 12 points in his last nine contests.
--- Spencer Machacek: Tallied an assist on Dec. 21 after matching a team season-high four points (G, 3A) in his previous game ... Shares first on the Wolves and 11th in the AHL with 13 goals and shares third on the team and 13th in the league with 29 points in 33 games this season ... Paces the team with a +10 plus/minus rating ... Collected six points (2G, 4A) in his last three outings
--- Patrice Cormier: Posted an assist on Dec. 21, his third point (G, 2A) in his last four games ... Notched five points (2G, 3A), 14 penalty minutes and shares second on the team with a +8 plus/minus rating in 11 games with the Wolves this season ... Made his professional debut with Chicago during the Calder Cup playoffs last year and notched eight penalty minutes in nine games during the Wolves run to the West Division Finals
--- Nigel Dawes: Saw his season-high five-game point streak snapped on Dec. 21 ... Bagged six goals and eight points during that span, which includes collecting at least one marker in four of those outings... Shares first on the Wolves and 11th in the AHL with 13 goals and ranks fifth on the team with 21 points in 28 games this season ... Shares second on the team with five power-play strikes and holds second on the squad with 91 shots on goal
--- Wolves Head Coach DON LEVER is one win shy of becoming the 16th head coach in AHL history to record 300 career wins; the 58-year-old has amassed a 299-218-21-11-24 record in eight seasons and 573 games behind the bench for Rochester (1990-92), Hamilton (2005-09) and Chicago (2009-present).
--- Chicago was blanked on two power-play chances on Dec. 21, just the 12th time in 34 outings this season the team has failed to score on the man advantage; the Wolves lead the AHL with a 24.2 conversion rate on the power play (36 of 149).
--- Center Ryan Garbutt dished out his fifth assist of the season on Dec. 21 after being signed to a Standard Player Contract (SPC) earlier that day; the 25-year-old forward, who has registered four points (2G, 2A) in his last five contests, has tallied six goals, 11 points, 31 penalty minutes and a +7 plus/minus rating in 21 games since joining the Wolves on Nov. 10.
--- The Wolves have dropped just two games when leading after two periods this season, which includes holding a 2-1 edge entering the third period on Dec. 21; Chicago has notched a 10-0-1-1 mark when leading after 40 minutes of play this year.
--- The Wolves have given up two or more power-play goals in a game 13 times this season, which includes allowing two on five chances on Dec. 21; Chicago ranks 30th in the league with a 74.0 percent efficiency rating on the penalty kill overall this season (125 of 169).
--- Wolves captain Jason Krog is one point shy of becoming the third player in team history to record 300 points; he ranks third on Chicago's all-time scoring list with 299 points (86G, 213A) in 236 games with the Wolves, spanning four seasons (2006-08; 2009-present).
Tue., Dec. 21
Milwaukee 3, (at) Chicago 2 (SO)
--- The Wolves held a 2-1 lead heading into the third period, but the Milwaukee Admirals rallied to force overtime and came away with a 3-2 shootout victory at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Darren Haydar and Jared Ross tallied regulation goals, while left wing Nigel Dawes scored in the shootout
--- Goaltender Peter Mannino posted 30 saves in regulation and overtime and stopped one attempt in the shootout

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How deeply are you willing — or unwilling — to trust God to be good to his word, to be good to his promises?
In the book of Genesis, God calls Abraham to leave the country in which he lives. "Go from your country and your kindred and your father's house to the land that I will show you," God says. "I will make you a great nation; I will bless you, and make your name great so that you will be a blessing."
The Bible says that Abraham did as God said. He packed up his wife Sarah and his very large extended family, his livestock and everything he owned, and started walking. They had no clue where they were going; they just set out walking. God would show them where to go, and in which direction to head. The people trusted Abraham, who trusted God absolutely.
Can you imagine having trust like that? By today's standards, most people would call such a person naive, foolish or impetuous.
However, I believe that if we had the same level of trust in God that Abraham displayed when he accepted God's call to go wherever God would lead, life would be different from what it is now.
It's never too late to learn to trust God implicitly or to obey God without question. It's never too late to learn to swallow your pride, need for control or need to be correct so you can follow God without question.
Can you trust God enough to follow him? Will you?
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More than $80,000 was recently received from thousands of Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC employees through this year's SRNS Heart Walk.
In addition to the actual walk, this achievement was accomplished using a variety of creative and noteworthy fundraising methods that supplemented the campaign over a period of several months.
According to SRNS Heart Walk campaign chair Joe Legge, an ambitious goal of $50,000 was originally set for the company.
"It truly touched my heart to see such incredible dedication to fight this disease that devastates so many families every year throughout the U.S.," said Legge. "When the realization hit that we'd gone over goal by more than $30,000, I was amazed and extremely grateful."
Awards were presented and a special celebration was held on April 29 in honor of the SRNS Heart Walk Team and every participating employee.
"Now, I truly know why this annual event is called the SRNS Heart Walk," said Dwayne Wilson, SRNS president and CEO. "Because so many of our participants give so much of themselves to this exceptionally important cause ... it is their serving and generous hearts that we greatly admire and recognize today."
SRNS sponsors a number of charitable programs each year in order help those in need. These programs include Toys for Tots, Golden Harvest Food Bank food drives and the United Way.
"We work with an impressive number of companies each year throughout the Central Savannah River Area to raise funding to fight cardiovascular disease and strokes," said Valerie Bridges, senior development director of the American Heart Association of Aiken. "But rarely do we work with a company that exhibits the year-round enthusiasm to monetarily support this vital cause as the employees working for SRNS."
Approximately 300 SRNS employees and their family members participated in the 2013 SRNS Heart Walk.
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Lawyers for Stanley Griffin will work to show their client's lack of intelligence and upbringing are among the reasons to spare his life.
Friday morning, the defense for the convicted capital murderer began its presentation in the punishment phase of the trial after prosecutors rested after a little more than a day of witnesses. By early afternoon, they wrapped things up until Monday morning.
One of Griffin's court-appointed lawyers, Stephen Gustitis, told the jury of ten women and two men that his client was mentally retarded and never scored above a 75 on IQ tests. Gustitis also said they will show Griffin's upbringing was bad, and that he had neither the nature nor the nurture he needed in his life.
Griffin, 47, was convicted by the same jury Wednesday. Jurors took 65 minutes to find Griffin guilty of capital murder for the September 2010 strangulation of Jennifer Hailey, a 29-year-old former coworker of his ex-girlfriend. Hailey's nine-year-old son was attacked during the same incident at her home.
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Gustitis told the jury it was Griffin's break-up weeks before Hailey's murder that sent him in a downward spiral. Thursday, a state witness testified that Griffin told her he wanted to tie up his ex in front of her kids and slit her throat.
At the start of the punishment phase Thursday, prosecutors told jurors they expected the defense to claim Griffin was mentally retarded, and that they would counter defense experts with some of their own to disprove the theory.
By law, defendants deemed mentally retarded are not eligible for the death penalty. The only other punishment option for those convicted of capital murder is life in prison without possibility of parole.
The state ended its punishment phase presentation by calling Griffin's probation and parole officers to discuss the time after he was released from prison. Griffin served 12 years of a 20-year sentence for a 1990 attack on a Webster, Texas woman in her home.
Defense witnesses Friday morning included neighbors of Griffin who said they believed he was a nice person, but that something was a little off.
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- Nick Symmonds Finished Fifth at London Olympics
Track and Field | Thursday, August 9, 2012
Symmonds Earns Fifth Place in 800-Meter Final, as Rudisha Sets World Record
Former Willamette Runner Sets Personal Record in 1:42.95
LONDON, ENGLAND -- Willamette University graduate Nick Symmonds ('06) set a personal record time at the London Olympics on Thursday, Aug. 9 while taking fifth place in the final of the 800-meter run. David Rudisha of Kenya broke his own world record to win the Olympic gold medal in 1:40.91. Rudisha became the first person to break the 1:41 mark.
Nijel Amos of Botswana, age 18, claimed the silver medal in 1:41.73. Timothy Kitum from Kenya, age 17, earned the bronze medal in 1:42.53. Duane Solomon from the U.S.A. held off Symmonds to take fourth place in 1:42.82.
Symmonds registered a time of 1:42.95 to establish a new career-best. His time was 0.81 faster than his previous top time of 1:43.76, set in Italy in 2010.
Rudisha, who held the previous world record at 1:41.01, set a fast pace and led throughout the race. Several runners worked hard to stay close to Rudisha, while Symmonds held back. Symmonds, known for his closing kick, began to edge forward on the final back stretch.
Symmonds was battling Andrew Osagie of Great Britain for seventh as they completed the last turn. He pulled away from Osagie and went on to pass two more runners who were unable to sustain the pace set by Rudisha.
Mohammed Aman from Ethiopia placed sixth with a time of 1:43.20. Abubaker Kaki from Sudan was seventh in 1:43.32 and Osagie was eighth in 1:43.77.
Every runner in the race established a personal, national or world record or set a season best. In addition to Rudisha's world record, national records were set for Botswana by Amos and for Ethiopia by Aman. Kitum, Solomon, Symmonds and Osagie all set personal bests, while Kaki attained a season best.
It was the third time that Symmonds has placed in the top six in the 800-meter run at a major international competition.
Symmonds was sixth at the IAAF World Championships in 2009 and took fifth place at the World Championships in 2011. In addition, he reached the semifinals of the World Championships in 2007 and was a semifinalist at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Symmonds has won five consecutive U.S. national titles in the 800.
As a runner for the Willamette from 2002-03 through 2005-06, Symmonds won seven NCAA Division III National Championships. He achieved four national titles for the Bearcats in the 800-meter run and added three national titles in the 1,500-meter run.
London Olympics
Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012
Olympic Stadium
Final -- Men's 800-Meter Run
1 - David Rudisha (Kenya), 1:40.91 (World Record)
2 - Nijel Amos (Botswana), 1:41.73 (National Record)
3 - Timothy Kitum (Kenya), 1:42.53 (Personal Record)
4 - Duane Solomon (U.S.A.), 1:42.82 (Personal Record)
5 - Nick Symmonds (U.S.A.), 1:42.95 (Personal Record)
6 - Mohammed Aman (Ethiopia), 1:43.20 (National Record)
7 - Abubaker Kaki (Sudan), 1:43.32 (Season Best)
8 - Andrew Osagie (Great Britain), 1:43.77 (Personal Record)


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Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) The Roseville City Council is scheduled to consider certification of the Aquifer Storage and Recovery Final EIR on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 at a regular City Council meeting. City Council meetings begin at 7:00 PM at 311 Vernon Street, Roseville 95678. Meeting agendas are subject to change, therefore interested parties should contact the City Clerk at (916) 774-5200, to confirm meeting times and dates. Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) A Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) is available for public review for the Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) Project. Public Review and Comment: The DEIR is being made available for a 45-day public review period beginning on December 9, 2011 and ending on January 24, 2012. Copies of the DEIR are available for public review on the City's website (below) and at the following locations during normal business hours: The City of Roseville will convene an informational public workshop, and a public hearing to accept comment on the adequacy of the environmental document: Public Information Workshop January 12, 2012 - 4:00 PM An informational workshop on the ASR DEIR will be held at 4:00 p.m. at the Roseville Utility Exploration Center, 1501 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Roseville, CA (916) 746-1550. Public Utilities Commission Meeting January 24, 2012 - 7:00 PM A public hearing will be held to review and receive comments on the ASR DEIR during a regularly scheduled meeting of the City of Roseville Public Utilities Commission, at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chambers located at 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA. Written comments on the DEIR should be submitted to: Terri Shirhall, Administrative Analyst, Environmental Utilities Department, 2005 Hilltop Circle, Roseville, CA 95747 In early 2012 the final EIR and project will be presented to the Roseville City Council to consider EIR certification and project approval. Public Utility Commission and City Council meetings begin at 7:00 P.M. in the City of Roseville Council Chambers located at 311 Vernon Street, Roseville CA. Interested parties should check with the City Clerk to confirm meeting times and dates. Questions regarding the ASR project may be directed to: Cathy Lee, Sr. Engineer, Environmental Utilities Department, (916)774-5750. Cover and Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Project Description Chapter 3 Summary of Impacts and Mitigation Measures Chapter 4 Environmental Setting, Impacts and Mitigation Measures Chapter 5 CEQA Considerations Chapter 6 Alternatives Analysis Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E Appendix F 1/13/12: Several cross-reference errors have been identified in the Aquifer Storage and Recovery Program Draft Environmental Impact Report, primarily in the Summary Table. These have been corrected and changes are notated in underline/strikeout text. Errata pages are provided below Final Table 3-1 Page 4-25 Final Page 4-47 Final Page 4-48 Final EIR Schedule Update (August 18, 2010) The Draft Environmental Impact Report is anticipated for release in late Winter 2011. Update (July 1, 2009)
The Draft Environmental Impact Report is anticipated for release in late Winter 2011. Update (July 1, 2009)
Notice of Preparation of an Environmental Impact Report and Scoping Meetings The City of Roseville is proposing to implement a citywide Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) program to maintain groundwater as a sustainable resource, improve the City's water supply reliability, and meet regional conjunctive use program goals. ASR is a process where surface water supply is injected by specially designed groundwater wells into the groundwater aquifer for storage and then later recovered for municipal use. The City is the CEQA Lead Agency and will prepare a Focused Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the project identified above. The CEQA Notice of Preparation and corresponding Initial Study are available by clicking here.
Background on Aquifer Storage and Recovery Program and the Diamond Creek Well - Updated January 2, 2008
ASR overview
Common to Southern California, Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) is a process where water is injected to a groundwater aquifer via a water well, then recovered through pumping water out of the aquifer. ASR wells are used to store large amounts of water for future use.
The history of ASR in Roseville
In 2003, the City of Roseville conducted a pilot project to test ASR at the well site located at Leonard Duke Davis Park. Following the testing completed in the summer of 2004, city staff worked cooperatively with other Sacramento area water purveyors to assemble information that would assist state regulatory agencies as they developed a regulatory framework specifically designed for ASR projects.
In August 2005 state regulators approved a waiver for a two-year program based on the proposed regulatory framework.
The City of Roseville's ASR program is currently a demonstration-level project conducted in partnership with the California Department of Water Resources and the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board.
Last year, the City of Roseville injected more than 250 million gallons (767 acre feet) of drinking water into an aquifer located under the area occupied in and around Leonard Duke Davis Park. Since July 17, 2007 this water has been extracted from the aquifer and delivered to customers in the service area containing the well. This is expected to continue through February 2008
Information collected during this demonstration phase will assist the City in determining the effects of injecting/extracting water and how to implement a fully operational ASR program.
How we conducted neighborhood outreach
The City of Roseville direct mailed invitations, in early February 2007, to a neighborhood workshop to approximately 700 households around the vicinity of the well. Additionally, the invitation was also sent via e-mail by David Larson, representative of the Blues Oaks Neighborhood Association via his private e-mail distribution list.
The neighborhood workshop was held on Monday, February 26, 2007 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m at the Diamond Creek Elementary School multipurpose room. The event was geared to provide additional information about the program, provide a water sampling bar, display water cycle artwork of the school's students, and debut a video clip about the program by California¡¦s Gold host Huell Howser.
Additionally, in the summer of 2007, the City initiated an online survey tool that was accessible to neighbors near the Diamond Creek Well. This survey tool has allowed city engineers to determine changes in taste and smell over time. Feedback early in the survey, prompted city engineers to adjust chlorine levels in the water which helped to diminish smell and taste impacts for a period of time. With data collected in the survey, field staff also were able to interact with customers and have an overall context to assess specific taste, smell and hardness observations by our customers.
Where we are today with ASR
After injecting water into the aquifer from December 2005 to May 2006, the City of Roseville began extracting drinking water from the well and began delivering it to Roseville water customers beginning in July 2007. This extraction was done in accordance with the regulatory requirements placed on the city¡¦s use permit. We anticipate continuing to extract water from the well through February 2008. Water extracted from the ASR well meets all state and federal drinking water standards.
The future of ASR in Roseville
The data collected during the test program will help the city design the permanent ASR Program. Implementation of this program is consistent with the long term strategy laid out in the city's Urban Water Management Plan, with reliance on groundwater supplies when surface water supplies are not available. It is anticipated that ASR can help preserve the integrity of the groundwater basin.
The long term goal of Roseville¡¦s ASR Program is to implement a full-scale project of up to 12 wells, capable of injecting 10,000 acre-feet of water per year. One acre-foot is about 326,000 gallons of water, roughly a year's supply for one household. An acre-foot of water would cover a football field with water one foot deep.
Once the program is fully implemented the ASR wells would help meet operational needs to ensure that water reliability of the system is maintained. This could mean operation of the well even during wet or normal years. In dry years or in a drought situation, the City would employ the well to ensure that the city's water supply is reliable.
A fully implemented ASR program will allow Roseville to prepare for the future by banking water during times of plenty and extracting water during drought conditions. By providing a "water savings account,¨ Roseville is literally saving for a non-rainy day.
Data on Diamond Creek Well water served to customers
General Information
As of December 2007, over 150% of the original volume of water that the City of Roseville injected into the well has been extracted. Under the permit from the state, the City of Roseville is required to extract 300% of the original volume injected into the well. From the water qualities the City of Roseville tested for and based on the hydrogeology of the aquifer, the water that we pumped is more characteristic of groundwater than of the surface water injected.
Groundwater may taste different than the surface water. However it is safe for human consumption and meets all water quality and health standards. The City also conducts regular sampling to ensure the water continues to be safe for drinking and household uses.
Groundwater is an important water resource in California. Two-thirds of the Californians along with half of all Americans (more than 95 percent for rural Americans) get their household water supplied from groundwater (Environmental Protection Agency, Citizen's Guide to Ground-Water protection, 1990). Groundwater is rain and snow that soaks through the ground and continues to move downward through pore (small openings) space in the soil until it reaches the aquifer under the city.
With percolation through the ground, groundwater dissolves the minerals from the surrounding geology. Because of this higher concentration of minerals, groundwater is harder than surface water. The most noticeable effect from groundwater is the water spots it leaves behind. As the water dries (evaporates), the mineral content is left behind, creating "spots¨ on surfaces. This mineral deposit is generally a mixture of calcium and magnesium deposits. Although it may not be aesthetically pleasing to some customers, these hard water deposits are not harmful.
The hardness of water is referred to by grains per gallon or milligrams per liter (mg/L) which is also known as parts per million (ppm). Based on a classification system by the U.S. Department of Interior, the scale of water hardness is:
Milligrams per liter (mg/L)
or Parts per million (ppm)
Often, home appliances have recommended settings for soap or detergent use based on the water hardness. The table below provides the range of "hardness" of water delivered to your home from the Diamond Creek Well:
By comparison, water from the Roseville Water Treatment Plant historically delivered to the service area has a hardness of 30 mg/l.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) establishes standards for drinking water which fall into two categories: Primary Standards and Secondary Standards. Primary Standards are based on health considerations and Secondary Standards are based on aesthetics such as taste, odor, color, or corrosivity. There is no Primary or Secondary standard for water hardness.
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Dissolved solids refer to any minerals, salts, metals, cations (positively charged), or anions (negative charged) dissolved in water. Total dissolved solids (TDS) comprise inorganic salts, mainly calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, bicarbonates, chlorides, and sulfates. In general the total dissolved solids concentration is the sum of the cations and anions together. Therefore, the test does not provide the City insight into the water quality issues such as hardness, salty taste, or corrosiveness, except as an indicator to determine the general quality of the water. The following table is a generalization of the relation of TDS to water quality problems:
Cations combined with carbonates: CaCO3 (calcium carbonate) MgCO3 (magnesium carbonate)
An elevated total dissolved solids concentration does not mean that the water is a health hazard, but it does mean the water may have aesthetic problems or cause nuisance problems. In California, elevated TDS has been due to natural environment feature such as mineral springs, carbonate deposits, salt deposits, and sea water intrusion in coastal areas.
The natural TDS in the groundwater aquifer beneath the Diamond Creek Well ranges from 430 mg/L to 470 mg/L. However with the addition of surface water, which is low in TDS, there is a slight dilution effect. The TDS levels from the Diamond Creek Well range from 265 mg/L to 434 mg/L. As the majority amount of injected surface water is pumped out, the TDS will likely resemble that of a groundwater. By comparison, water from the Roseville Water Treatment Plant historically delivered to the service area has a TDS of 50 mg/l.
For aesthetic purpose, State regulation recommended a maximum TDS level of 500 mg/L with an upper limit of 1,000 mg/L.
During the winter time of the year, the water coming into the house may be colder than the temperature inside the house. Cold water holds more oxygen than warm water. Therefore, when the cold water from the water mains outside coming into a warm house, the water begins to warm and the oxygen has to escape. It does so by bubbling out in air bubbles which makes the water look milky or opaque.
Groundwater is protected from ambient temperature fluctuations so it tends to be warmer than surface water. Generally, treated surface water ranges between 15 and 16 C in the winter time and up to 20 C in the summer while groundwater temperature is more constant maintaining around 21 C.
Why does the water taste or smell different?
The water pumped from the Diamond Creek Well is groundwater which, naturally, contains higher dissolved minerals content. Since this is a change from the surface water from Folsom Lake, the taste is more noticeable in comparison. The water now does not contain any more harmful chemicals than Folsom Lake water. Despite its taste or smell, it is safe to drink and to cook with.
Why does the water leave water spots, a scum in the bottom of drinking glass, or a ring in the toilet bowl?
Groundwater has a higher mineral content and is "hard¨ compare to surface water. As the water dries (evaporates), it leaves the minerals behind. This mineral deposit is the water spots. The minerals and soap also combine to form soap scum, and as it dries, a "bathtub ring" or toilet ring forms.
Why does the water make my skin itchy?
There are no indications that the hard water contributes to skin diseases. However, compared to surface water more soap is typically needed to form the same amount of lather. The increased amount of soap may be causing the itchiness.
Sometimes ice cubes made from the tap water, or the melted water from ice cubes contains white particles. What are these particles and where do they come from?
Ice cubes freeze from the outside in. Ice is formed from pure water (hydrogen and oxygen) therefore the minerals such as calcium and magnesium normally found in the water sometimes end up as visible particulates in the core of the ice cube. The white particles are not toxic.
What is the residue sometimes found on items such as coffee pots, irons, shower doors, glassware, and cookware?
The white residues are minerals that are found in the water such as calcium. Over time and repeated water use there may be a build-up of the minerals on any item the water comes in contact with. There are commercial products that can be purchased to rid the surface of mineral build-up.
Can the City of Roseville recommend any commercial cleaners or agents that will help remove water spots?
The City of Roseville cannot recommend or endorse any commercial cleaning product for removing water spots. Individual homeowners need to research and purchase commercial cleaners that best meet the needs of the surface.
Is it okay to use water from the water tap for drinking, cooking, or making baby formula?
The water provided by the City of Roseville is safe for drinking, cooking, and making baby formula. A connection to the City's water system guarantees this safety. City's water meets all state and federal drinking water standards.
Is the amount of chemicals found in the drinking water harmful?
No. In fact some chemicals like fluoride are added to the drinking water to directly benefit our consumers. Minerals may also be beneficial and many chemicals have no adverse effects on public health.
Is water with chlorine in it safe to drink?
Chlorine is an important disinfectant in water to ensure no harmful bacteria is growing in the water. Testing has proven that the amount of chlorinated disinfectants found in drinking water is safe to drink. The amount of chlorine in the water produced by the Diamond Creek Well water is the same as the amount of chlorine in the surface water. City personnel check the chlorine levels weekly both at the well site and the distribution system. There are also analyzers within the well site to ensure proper amount of chlorine is added.
Is the fluoride in my drinking water safe?
The City adds fluoride to water to improve dental health. The concentration of fluoride is between 0.7 to 1.0 mg/L. This total fluoride concentration takes into account the naturally occurring fluoride in the groundwater and is adjusted and checked daily.
Additional Information - Updated as of July 30, 2007 On Tuesday, July 17, 2007, Diamond Creek Well was put into operation and the water pumped from the well was served to the City's customers. The operation of Diamond Creek Well is important because it will provide added water reliability to Roseville's customers in the face of droughts and other water supply challenges facing California. This innovative technology stores treated Folsom Lake water into the ground for retrieval at a later date when the water is needed. Over time the surface water blends with the groundwater but is still safe for domestic uses. The well water meets all water quality and health standards just like treated surface water. Well water does have aesthetic difference and sometimes is noticeable to some consumers. The main differences in the water qualities are total dissolved solids (TDS) or hardness, pH, alkalinity, fluoride, chlorine, sodium, and temperature. Each element is discussed in detail below.
TDS/Hardness Surface water from Folsom Lake is very "soft¨ with a total dissolved solids content about 50 mg/L (parts per million, ppm). This translates to a hardness about 28 mg/L (1.6 grains). Groundwater is harder due to its mineral content. The water from Diamond Creek Well has a total dissolved content between 410 to 425 mg/L. This translates to a hardness of 150 mg/L, approximately. This is a significant increase and may be noticeable to some consumers. For aesthetic purposes, State regulations recommended a maximum TDS level of 500 mg/L with an upper limit of 1,000 mg/L.
pH Typically the treated surface water has a pH about 8.6 (with a range of 8.3 to 9.0). The pH of groundwater is about 7.2. Because the high mineral content in the groundwater, the water from the Diamond Creek Well is less corrosive so no additional corrosion protection treatment is necessary. Surface water tends to be more corrosive so lime is added to bring up the pH for corrosion protection.
Alkalinity Alkalinity is a measure of the capacity of water to neutralize acids. Alkaline compounds in the water such as bicarbonates (baking soda is one type), carbonates, and hydroxides remove hydrogen ions and lower the acidity of the water. Surface water has lower alkalinity, hence more hydrogen ion is present in the water without corrosion treatment. Alkalinity for the treated surface water is 27 mg/L while the groundwater typically contains 60 mg/L.
Fluoride Fluoride is present in very low amounts and sometimes undetectable amount in all natural waters. To assist in dental health protection, the City adds fluoride to an optimum level of 0.8 mg/L. Naturally, the groundwater contains 0.2 - 0.3 mg/L of fluoride in the background. The City adds additional fluoride to boost the water to 0.8 mg/L for dental health. The fluoride is added through careful control of the well operation to ensure the proper dosage of fluoride.
Chlorine Chlorine is added as a disinfectant to ensure there is no bacteriological growth in the water. Chlorine level in the surface water near Diamond Creek Well is between 0.5 - 0.7 ppm. Water pumped out of the well has little (0.02 ppm) to no chlorine. To ensure public health and safety, chlorine is added to the water to the same level as treated surface water.
Sodium Sodium is also naturally present in all waters from runoff, leaching, and natural deposits. Surface water has less contact with the earth so it contains less sodium while groundwater seeps through the ground so it has a higher concentration of sodium. The City¡¦s average for surface water is 3.6 mg/L while the groundwater has an average of 74 mg/L. This elevated sodium level may also be noticeable to some consumers. The sodium level present in the water is safe for domestic consumption.
Temperature Surface water from Folsom Lake is snow melt from the Sierras so it has a low temperature. Groundwater is protected from temperature fluctuations so it tends to be warmer than surface water. Generally, treated surface water ranges between 59 and 60.8 degrees in the winter time and up to 68 degrees in the summer while groundwater temperature is more constant maintaining around 69.8 degrees.
Water Comparison Chart Surface Water (mg/L) Groundwater (mg/L) Hardness 28 150 Total Dissolved Solids 50 410 - 425 pH 8.6 units 7.2 units Alkalinity 27 60 Fluoride (natural) N/A 0.2 - 0.3 Fluoride (added) 0.8 0.8 Chlorine (added) 0.5 0.5 Temperature 62.6 - 68.0 F 69.8 F
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"I own 5 lathes and two mills." And you live in an apartment? Must have a cool landlord !
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Only three lathes and a small HF 12-speed bench mill are here at the apartment. They are small lathes at that ( a Harbor Freight 7x10, an Atlas 618, and an Atlas 12x36). Both Atlas's have the Timken bearing headstock. My 12x36 Clausing model 5918, 14 inch SouthBend, 2H K&T Universal mill w/added B'port head, and J-Head B'port are kept elsewhere due to lack of room and electricity here at the apartment. I forgot to include the J-Head in my count earlier Being single I can do this sort of stuff.
My furniture is mostly roll-away cabinets of tooling, closets are packed with parts kits, and welding equipment is stashed under benches and in the livingroom. The Atlas 12x36 lathe is out on the semi-enclosed patio under a camo tarp. I really need a large mill out there too but can't get a B'port through the hallway into the apartment... yet. Oh, I'm on the ground floor with no basement which helps a lot. See ??? It can be done.
Still I'm looking for a larger live-in shop in a secure area at a lower operating cost as I live on a tiny disability income (military - service connected ie combat connected).
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Hello Jay Byrd,
Welcome to gunco !!!!
For those members of the more bux club there are a number of nice lathes to be had. Grizzly sells gunsmith lathes from $3095 to $4395, some with tooling. However for a large number of fellows here quality metal lathes of gunsmithing size are out of reach.
What was shown in the original post was essentially a "kit lathe" requiring "sweat equity" to complete as well as skill. Yes, it also requires machinery to build, repair, or rebuild these machines. Keep in mind that gunsmithing is not a NASA project.
My suggestion to would-be lathe buyers/operators is to take the machinery courses at your local votech school first to gain some skill and appreciation for such machine tools. Then they may be better prepared to make a decision on such stuff.
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Michigan ???? Jeeze, I lived there too, just after Vietnam. My small apartment in Walled Lake, MI had a 10 x 10 ft storgae cage in the basement where I set up a tiny shop with an Atlas 10x36 oldie lathe, Atlas horizontal bench mill, a drill press, and a work bench. I strung a beefy extension cord through the overhead rafters from a light to power it all. Being Michigan that custom extension cord got stolen. The replacement cord was tied securely in my locked storage cage.
Then after an ugly divorce I moved back to "Arizona, land of the free - home of the well-armed" !! It gets hot here too, really HOT ie 115º+ at times in the Summer. You could almost heat treat steel out doors in the Summer !!!! haha.
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Your Atlas mill is newer and nicer shape than my oldie which was sold years ago to a gunsmith buddy here in AZ. He still has it and won't part with it (I tried to buy it back) !!! He however sold me his nice Cincinatti bench mill which is several times larger than the Atlas machine. Here is a pic of that Cincinatti bench mill that I then traded to my nephew. It is in his shop.
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God the King. The universe is His Kingdom since he is King of Kings and ruler over all everywhere."We are seated in the heavenlies." We are His subjects, created for His glory. Everything was ruled over by God the Father until he handed Jesus, God the Son, the "keys to the kingdom" and made everything and everyone subject to Jesus. Jesus the King has in his Kingdom ALL things, whether in heaven or on earth, (or anywhere) subject to Him.
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I love this Doug and know the Day of the Lord is the 1000 year reign if you can see also the day of death in Adam was 930 years and in Adam all die . the day you eat there of you will die and in Christ be made Alive , in the sure mercies of David it was 70 years or 80 by grace , shorten the days of death than we fly away , you have 930 + 70 and thats 1000 years of death /of being flesh and blood or Life in Christ in the Spirit Its ok if no one sees this , but our days are numbered and Israel was held captive by Babylon 70 years also and thats a natural life time I will be so glad when time is no more , just some of the scriptures that hold meaning to me Psa 90:10 The days of our years [are] threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength [they be] fourscore years, yet [is] their strength labour and sorrow; for it is soon cut off, and we fly away. Gen 5:5 And all the days that Adam lived were nine hundred and thirty years: and he died. Gen 2:17 But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die. dying daily is Adam in us , for Gods judgment stands always to everyone born of woman under the law For since by man [came] death, by man [came] also the resurrection of the dead. 1Cr 15:22 For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive. But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ's at his coming. Then [cometh] the end, when he shall have delivered up the kingdom to God, even the Father; when he shall have put down all rule and all authority and power. For he must reign, till he hath put all enemies under his feet. The last enemy [that] shall be destroyed [is] death. For he hath put all things under his feet. But when he saith all things are put under [him, it is] manifest that he is excepted, which did put all things under him. And when all things shall be subdued unto him, then shall the Son also himself be subject unto him that put all things under him, that God may be all in all.Else what shall they do which are baptized for the dead, if the dead rise not at all? why are they then baptized for the dead? this law is working in everyone called of God and drawn by Jesus Christ , Him ruling our hearts and no longer the carnal nature of the beast nature of Adams curse ,. though it rises up in prideful thoughts and deeds is put to death daily till death is swallowed up in Victory in Christ so far no writting has proven different , though many try to prove its literal Dayspring on High has visted us and the shadow of death is removed by the Light of Christ , the Lamb of God Job 38:12 Hast thou commanded the morning since thy days; [and] caused the dayspring to know his place;That it might take hold of the ends of the earth, that the wicked might be shaken out of it? It is turned as clay [to] the seal; and they stand as a garment. And from the wicked their light is withholden, and the high arm shall be broken. Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea? or hast thou walked in the search of the depth? Have the gates of death been opened unto thee? or hast thou seen the doors of the shadow of death? Hast thou perceived the breadth of the earth? declare if thou knowest it all. Luk 1:78 Through the tender mercy of our God; whereby the dayspring from on high hath visited us,To give light to them that sit in darkness and [in] the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace. And the child grew, and waxed strong in spirit, and was in the deserts till the day of his shewing unto Israel. lots to consider , but you must be convinced in your own hearts by faith in the power of God and His son and the cross of Christ , just what the Lord God has done .
Who reigns 1,000 years? Christ, or the saints?There is no scripture that says the reign of Christ will be for a thousand years; his reign is forever. But in Revelation 20 John uses that expression for the time of the saints' reigning with him. Perhaps he uses a thousand years to signify "a foretaste of eternity."What is meant by a thousand years?The apostle Peter connected a thousand years with "a day with the Lord." He wrote, "But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day." [2 Peter 3:8]Substituting the phrase "a day with the Lord" for "a thousand years" in Revelation 20 may possibly yield a clue suggesting the meaning of this passage. Peter also said,2 Peter 1:18-19We have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts: Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.Peter wrote of darkness, and approaching dawn, and the light of prophecy, and the day star that rises up in our hearts, bringing in the full light of day, which represents a full understanding of the gospel, as Jesus described the righteous who "shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their Father," after the tares and things that offend are removed. [Matthew 13:43] Peter's reference to light and darkness is metaphorical. Light signifies truth and knowledge, and darkness signifies error, or ignorance. The day, and the thousand years, in which believers reign with Christ is a time of their spiritual enlightenment.Doug
It is an earthly kingdom and it will be an earthly kingdom.Pray this way:Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven...7 And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels,8 And prevailed not; neither was their place found any more in heaven.--Rev 12


text: In the uk we have a radio show called desert island discs. its basically what music or star would you like to have with you if you were stranded on a desert island,so i thought i would ask you all what three sk books would you like to have with you and why. the first of mine would have to be one The Stand this book is my all time favourite its the first book of sks that i read and over the years i have read it at least nine times it never gets old for me.two The Green mile i saw the movie before i read this book and loved it i couldnt believe that the book was even better.and three would be a very hard choice with so many sk books that i love i think it would be Insomnia i love the people and how they interact with each other. for me i think i could cope with being stranded if i had these books to keep me company :grinning:. it sound easy but its so hard to choose when it comes down to only three :umm:


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Kinder Kids of the CSRA is pleased to announce the third Justice for Kids Gala that will be held at Woodside Plantation Country Club on Oct. 13 starting at 6 p.m.
Kinder Kids invites the public to participate in the Justice for Kids Gala as donors, and they invite businesses to participate as sponsors. Proceeds from the gala will be used as additional support for families.
The mission of the organization is to provide comprehensive services and family support to medically fragile, developmentally delayed, physically challenged and behaviorally disordered children and their families by providing services that evoke maximum potential and foster the development of intellectual and social confidence.
The key is to reach children early when we can make the greatest impact, said founder Kenneth Allen. Children with disabilities have a greater chance of living a normal life with this aid, and we are proud to help make the world kinder one kid at a time.
Last years fundraising effort was a great success, raising over $27,000, but this year, the organization hopes to raise $100,000 to aid families throughout the CSRA.
Kinder Kids hopes to achieve these ambitious goals with the communitys help. The event begins at 6 p.m. with cocktails followed by a seated dinner at 7 p.m.
Judge Glenda Hatchett will be the guest speaker. The event will also feature a silent auction, door prizes, music and more. Tickets start at $50 per person. The deadline to purchase tickets was Oct. 1.
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Thursday, April 3, 2014
Berkeley County School District has its new Teacher of the Year: Lauren Reeder of Marrington Elementary.
The announcement was made during the Berkeley Chamber of Commerces 37th Annual Teacher of the Year Awards Friday morning at Trident Technical College in North Charleston.
Reeder has taught for six years, and has taught at Marrington Elementary for fifth and third grades since 2012.
I want my students to fall in love with learning, Reeder wrote in her application.
In Reeders application she spoke of a former second grade student of hers who had been shot and how she spent time in the hospital as he recovered.
He was going to survive and would eventually come back to my class. But right then, he needed someone who loved and cared for him, not someone to teach him about subtraction, the clouds, or how to stand in a straight line, but just someone to love him. And his teacher was the perfect person to do it, Reeder wrote. Teachers, I know you are tired. I know you are frustrated with the paperwork that seems to consume our profession. Get back to the root of why we entered this profession: those little faces looking back at you as they hang on your every word Ultimately, getting a chance to be one of the people in that childs life that loves them simply for being them.
Forty-one Teachers of the Year from every school in the district were selected as the best of their schools earlier this year. The two other finalists along with Reeder were Heather Ducker of Goose Creek High and Carolyn Hill Mullinax of Boulder Bluff Elementary.
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I think we are done with babies, lol. After thinking about it. I would love another one. However, Cate has been very high maintenance and had health issues the first year. Knowing I would be on bedrest most of the pregnancy. I'm 36. I have some sort of autoimmune disease that we can't figure out exactly. I show clear symptoms. My bloodwork just shows high inflammation. The fact that I would have to save up a ton of leave. We are getting out of spending so much for daycare. I pay $1300 a month for daycare right now. I would LOVE to have that money as spending money. With Sara going to kindegarden I get $650 of it back starting in September. I want to spend the time and have money to do it while they are still young.
Dh and I are talking. When Cate starts kindegarden, I think we are going to build a really nice house for us. With $1300 a month extra we could do it.
So I am going to wait till I am 40 (just to make absolutely sure). When I am 40, I am going to get a hysterectomy for the adenomyosis and the endometriosis. I am just going to enjoy my girls. I never thought I would say I was done having babies. I don't EVER want to have pe again. I just don't want to go through it. I have enjoyed not constantly being in my ob's office.


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Cal State Northridge cross country opens up the 2011 season this Saturday, Sept. 3 as the Matador men and women will run in the Asics/Fullerton Opener at Carbon Canyon Regional Park in Brea, Calif. The 2011 opening meet is also the first for head coach Avery Anderson who takes over for Don Strametz who retired after 31 seasons with the women's team and 26 with the men.
Anderson and assistant coach Quincy Watts will lead a squad of seven women and six men as the Matadors embark on a season they hope will culminate with an improvement over last season's eighth-place finish at the Big West Championships.
The men's 8K race is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. while the women's 6K will follow at 9:05 a.m.
The women's squad will have to make up for the loss of senior Lilyana Morejon who finished sixth at the conference championship meet in 2010 and advanced to the NCAA West Regional in Oregon. Morejon was the top Matador finisher in every meet she competed in last fall. Also lost to graduation is Zitlalic Ley who placed 47th in the Big West last season and advanced with Morejon to the NCAA Regionals.
Returning in 2011 are juniors Araceli Zainos (Van Nuys, Calif.) and Ana Rosales (Los Angeles, Calif.), sophomores Fany Alvarado (Winnetka, Calif.), Vanessa Carr (Lake Balboa, Calif.), Yvonne Castillo-Urbina (Los Angeles, Calif.) and Annalise Lopez (Chatsworth, Calif.) and true freshman LeGia Pendergraph (Lancaster, Calif.)
Zainos was the third Matador woman to earn a spot in the NCAA West Regionals in 2010 and looks to improve on her 55th-place finish at last years conference championship meet. In Morejon's absence, Zainos finished as CSUN's top runner at the UC Riverside Invitational.
On the men's side, the roster is made up of seniors Cesar Lopez (Oxnard, Calif.) and Tawei Ma (Port Hueneme, Calif.), juniors Masis Hagobian (Modesto, Calif.), Hunter Hays (Westlake Village, Calif.) and Julio Mora (Los Angeles, Calif.) and true freshman Ezekial Glass (Victorville, Calif.).
The men's squad also loses a key runner in departed senior Juan Olea, but Hays reached the NCAA West Regionals as a sophomore in 2010. Hays was also the top CSUN men's finisher at the Big West Championships when he finished 42nd in a time of 25:44.4.
The Matador men have not finished higher than eighth in the Big West since 2006 when they placed seventh, while the women look to equal their best Big West finish (fifth) since 2002.


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What is wrong with John Kerry being secretary of state? The people in New Jersey are hurting. They paid taxes all their lives. The president is the commander in chief and if he says something needs to be done, it ought to be done right then.
If anyone has been on Gregg Avenue from Highway 1 to Old Trolley Line Road, you will see many potholes repaired with dirt that washes away when it rains. I had to have my front end realigned. Something desperately needs to be done.
No car lot
The planning commission and City Council have created the ugliest traffic jams on Silver Bluff, Pine Log and Whiskey roads. The last thing we need is used car lot. Stop defacing the town. Good, taxpaying people live on the Southside.
Gun control
What is wrong with this country that people would make bulletproof clothing for children? We need to get gun control.
My husband and I were having breakfast at the Huddle House on Richland Avenue on New Year's Day. Someone paid for our breakfast, and I just wanted to say thanks. It will be paid forward.
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April 30, 2013
The Logan County Board of Education has decided to hire an independent investigator to look into the incident involving Logan Middle School student Jared Marcum and his wearing a t-shirt depicting an NRA logo and rifle.
Marcum was suspended for one day after refusing to either turn his t-shirt inside out or take it off. The Logan City Police were called to the scene after Marcum allegedly was belligerent with school staff and caused a disturbance involving other students. The responding officer detained the studenet, but there have been no formal charges filed against Marcum.
Not only have Marcum and Logan been in the national spotlight about the issue of free speech, there may be a federal civil rights lawsuit filed in the case.
Shawn Adkins, representing the gun rights group Sons of the Second, addressed the board at their recent meeting and recommended every teacher in Logan County teach about the Constitution on September 17, Constitution Day.
Marcum's lawyer, Ben White is reportedly trying to clear Marcum's school record and make sure the student will face no legal charges. After those matters are disposed of, a lawsuit based on the violation of Marcum's right to free speech may be filed.


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Lisa Tarr joined the UTC Athletics Department in the spring of 2011 and servers as the Academic Advisor for the Mocs Football program. A native of Melbourne, Fla., she began working at UTC in February of 2010 in the Center for Advisement and Student Success.
Tarr serves on the First Year Reading Experience (FYRE) committee for UTC, a new program that kicked off with the incoming freshman class of 2011. She has also worked at Georgia Tech, Southern Polytechnic State and Kansas State during her career.
Prior to coming to UTC in February 2010, Tarr worked for eight years as the Children's Librarian for the City of Smyrna, Ga. There she had the single goal of promoting literacy and the love of reading.
Tarr holds both a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and a Master's Degree in Student Personnel Higher Education from the University of Georgia. She has one adult daughter, Hannah. In addition to enjoying cheering the Mocs on to victory, one of her favorite outside interests is growing the best tomatoes in the state of Tennessee.
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Recently I struggled with adding a second disk (anything other than C:) to an ESX guest running Windows 2012. I could add the disk. I could see it in Disk Management, initialize the disk and format it. When I went to access it… Access Denied. Windows was unable to access the disk.
After much searching I seemed to remember a buddy of mine having this problem. Turns out it was the same. I searched my email and found the solution he sent me. Thanks Craig!
The cause is the HotAdd/HotPlug capability in ESXi. It had to be disabled. Once that was done, Windows could see the disk again.
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It's so good but very salty Growing up with a German Mother who was an excellent cook and would make sauerbraten by marinating meat for days in the refrigerator, I thought I would try my luck with this seasoning packet. I really liked the flavor of the meat but it's SO salty and I almost couldn't eat it because of that. Maybe next time I'll only use half the packet. December 25, 2012
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