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More than 140 people ran in the Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) 5K, a free lunchtime run Thursday, April 11, that was designed to help educate participants on the effects of sexual assault in the military and how to keep it from happening in the first place.
Julie Whirlow, the sexual assault response coordinator for Naval Base Ventura County, thanked the runners for helping spread the word and pointed out a nearby table loaded with refrigerator magnets and other items people could take home that offered tips on preventing sexual assault.
Among the runners was Lt. Elizabeth Buff, a staff judge advocate for the base.
"Obviously JAG has a role in this issue," she said. "I wanted to come out and show support for what Julie has helped put together in making people more aware."
Two dozen of the runners were Black Eagles from Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 113, all of them wearing their black squadron shirts or their black soccer team uniforms.
"We wanted to come out and support SAAM and help stamp this out of our Navy," said Command Master Chief Jon Smedley.
The first runner to cross the finish line was Paul Van Zuyle, an information technician specialist with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Information Technology Center. Wearing a bracelet and ribbon in support of the cause, he finished with a time of 17 minutes, 52 seconds.
The first woman to finish was Norma Santiago, whose spouse, Lt. Cmdr. Jesse Santiago, the executive officer of the Naval Construction Training Center, watched from the sidelines.
"This is a good cause," Norma Santiago said. "As a woman, it's important to show how strong I can be. No one should let anybody put them down — a husband, a friend, low rank, high rank — anybody."
The run was a joint effort of the Fleet & Family Support Center and Morale, Welfare and Recreation. It was one of only two lunchtime runs left on the calendar after sequestration took effect. The other is the America Recycles 5K run Nov. 15.


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- Bruno NWC Student-Athlete of the Week
Football | Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Bruno Honored as NWC Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week
Leads Bearcats with 12 Tackles against UW-Stevens Point
SALEM, ORE. -- Harmon Bruno (Danville, CA/San Ramon Valley HS), a senior outside linebacker at Willamette University, has been selected as the Northwest Conference Football Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week for his performance in WU's season opener against the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point on Saturday, Sept. 3. UW-Stevens Point, ranked #23 in the D3football.com Top 25 Preseason Poll, held off the Bearcats in a defensive battle, 8-6.
Bruno led the Bearcats with 12 total tackles against the Pointers, as he achieved six unassisted tackles and six assists. He also registered one tackle for a loss.
Strengthened by Bruno's solid play, Willamette limited UW-Stevens Points to just 204 total yards. The Bearcats gave up less than four yards per running play (43 for 168, 3.9 avg.) and held UWSP to 36 passing yards. The Pointers recorded only nine first downs and did not produce a touchdown.
UW-Stevens Point achieved its scoring on a first-half field goal, plus a safety and another field goal in the second half. Jamiere Abney (Sr., TB, Bremerton, WA/Bremerton HS) scored a rushing touchdown for Willamette with 27 seconds left in the game, but the Bearcats' successful two-point conversion pass was nullified by a penalty when wide receiver Jake Knecht (Jr., Issaquah, WA/Skyline HS/Illinois State Univ.) stepped out of bounds and then back in-bounds before making the catch.
UWSP moved to 1-0. Willamette, which received points in the D3football.com Preseason Poll but was not in the Top 25, dropped to 0-1.
The Bearcats will host #9-ranked Hardin-Simmons University (Texas) this weekend on Saturday, Sept. 10. Game time at McCulloch Stadium is set for 1:30 p.m. (PDT). Hardin-Simmons, 1-0 on the season, defeated Coe College (Iowa), 44-14, in its season opener.

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On 14 July 1958, Iraq began its transformation from a British colonial creation and client state to a fundamental and enduring component of the American presence in the Middle East. The July revolution not only damaged American confidence in Britain's ability to manage regional affairs in the Middle East but also convinced President Eisenhower that the events in Iraq constituted a highly complex interaction of political, economic, and social forces into which decision-makers in Washington had lRoby Barrett is a Senior Fellow at the Middle East Institute in Washington D. C. He has had over thirty years of government, business and academic experience in the Middle East and Africa, providing defense and security policy and technology support to government and aerospace customers. He is a former Foreign Service Officer in the Middle East. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Texas and is the author of The Greater Middle East and the Cold War (2007).


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WASHINGTON, Aug. 11, 2005 "As Iraqis stand up, we will stand down," President Bush told reporters following a meeting today with his national security team in Crawford, Texas.
The president met with Vice President Dick Cheney, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Joint Chiefs Chairman Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers. He said the Iraqi push to write a constitution is on track for release Aug. 15.
Bush said the constitution is a critical step for Iraq. "Iraqis are taking control of their country," he said. "They are building a free nation that can govern itself, sustain itself and defend itself."
The process calls for Iraqis to hold a referendum on the constitution by Oct. 15. If approved, elections for a permanent government are called for "no later than" Dec. 15.
Bush said the mission is a tough one because the enemy understands the stakes. "A free Iraq in the heart of the Middle East will deliver a serious blow to their hateful ideology," he said.
The president reminded Americans that the United States is at war. He said the strategy is to defeat terrorists overseas before they can launch attacks in America. The second part of the strategy is to counter the appeal of the philosophy of violent extremism.
Bush said the enemy is determined to do more harm. "They kill because they are trying to shake our will," he said. "They're trying to drive free nations out of parts of the world so they can topple governments throughout the Middle East and establish Taliban-like regimes in the Middle East and turn that region into a launching pad for attacks against free people. And they will fail."
The president praised the men and women of the armed forces. He said members of the armed forces and their families have taken on a heavy burden. Bush said the national security team discussed ways to lessen that burden. He said DoD is working to rebalance the forces. About 80,000 servicemembers are moving out of skills in low demand to the skills in high demand.
DoD has also improved the call-up process for reserve components. "We've provided earlier notifications, more certainty of the length of their service tours and minimized the number of extensions and repeat mobilizations," the president said. "We are working hard to ensure our troops and families are treated with the dignity they deserve and the respect they have earned."
Bush said no decision has been made on the number of troops in Iraq. "I know there's a lot of speculation and rumors about that," he said. "We did ... increase troops for the Iraqi election and for the Afghanistan elections. It seemed to have helped create security. And I know the secretary of defense is analyzing that possibility."
The president said many Americans want to pull the troops out of Iraq no matter the consequences. "I've thought about their cries and their sincere desire to reduce the loss of life by pulling our troops out," he said. "I just strongly disagree.
"Pulling the troops out would send a terrible signal to the enemy. Immediate withdrawal would say to the ... terrorists of the world and the bombers who take innocent life around the world (that) the United States is weak and all we've got to do is intimidate and they'll leave."
He said pulling troops out without adequately training the Iraqi security forces would betray the Iraqis. "That's a country where 8.5 million Iraqis went to the polls," Bush noted. "They've said, 'We want to be free.' And our mission is to help them have a military that's capable of defeating those who would like to dash their ambitions to be free. Withdrawing before the mission is complete would send a signal to those who wonder about the United States' commitment to spreading freedom."


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Welcome to Zipcode 13224
Gender Distribution in 13224:
The population of 13224 consists of 4210 men and 4842 women; that is, 47% of the population is male and 53% of the population is female.
Wifi Hotspots in 13224:
There is 1 Wifi Hotspot listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Wifi Hotspot in 13224.
|2442 Erie Blvd E
|New York
Age Distribution in 13224:
The corresponding numbers of people in consecutive age groups, ranging from children under 5 years old to elderly people over 85 years old would present a picture of the fertility trends in an area. 13224 has the following age distribution. 579 babies and little children represents 6% of the population in the area.
717 kids in the age group 5-9 years make up 8% of the population in the locality. 692 boys and girls in the age group 10-14 years represent 8% of the population, 588 teenagers in the age group 15-19 years denote 6% of the population.
There are 477 persons in the age group 20-24 years forming 5%, 1029 adults in the age group 25-34 years representing 11%, 1248 people in the age group 35-44 denoting 14%, and 1429 residents in the age group 45-54 years forming 16%, of the population in the locality.
Residents with ages between 55-59 years are 528 in number or 6% by percentage. 446 citizens between the ages of 60 and 64 years make up 5%, 698 senior citizens in the age group 65-74 make up 8%, and 493 elderly people between the ages of 75 and 84 form 5% of the entire community. And finally, 128 people or 1% over the age of 84 years make up the total number of people in zip code 13224 locality.
Breaking down the population using a slightly different mode of comparison, there are over 6660 people in 13224 area who are 18 years or older. Of these 3000 are men and 3660 are women. 6387 inhabitants of the area are 21 years old or older, as that represents the legal drinking age. There are 1574 senior citizens who are 62 years or older. Again, of these, 555 are men and 764 are women. A total of 1319 people over 65 years old reside in the area.
Racial Profile in 13224:
13224, is a region with diverse people from different ethnicities dwelling in relative peace and harmony. Caucasians or whites comprise of 5050 residents in the region, living alongside 3326 African Americans or blacks, 36 American Indians and Alaskan natives, 258 Asians, 107 Asian Indians and 69 Chinese.
If you categorize the Asian population further, you would get 10 Filipinos, 10 Japanese, 26 Koreans, 17 Vietnamese, and 19 people who identify themselves as Other Asian.
Zip Code 13224 also consists of 7 Pacific Islanders and Native Hawaiians. A further breakdown of this category would give you 2 Native Hawaiians, 0 Guamanians or Chamorro, 5 Samoans, 0 residents considered as Other Pacific Islanders, and 107 inhabitants identified as Other Race.
Now to the Hispanics in the area. In 13224, there are approximately 291 Hispanics, of which 42 are from Mexico, 129 are from Puerto Rico, 23 are from Cuba, 97 are categorized as Other Hispanic or Latino, and 97% people having registered themselves as not of Hispanic or Latino descent.
Public Schools in Zip Code 13224:
There are 2 Public Schools listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Public Schools in 13224.
|H W Smith K-8 School
|1130 Salt Springs Rd
|New York
|(315) 435-4490
|Nottingham High School
|3100 E Genesee St
|New York
|(315) 435-4380
School Enrollment in 13224:
13224 is a locality where educational quality is maintained at a high rate. In the area, over 2528 children over 3 years old attend regular school, from nursery school to graduate school, depending on their ages. 166 children in Zip Code 13224 go to nursery school or preschool, 120 kids attend kindergarten, and 1115 boys and girls are enrolled in elementary school (from Grade 1 to Grade 8).
In the region we have 594 youngsters going to local high schools. Moving on to college, there are 533 students in the area who have enrolled in colleges, and that includes students enrolled in colleges, professional schools, universities, law schools, medical schools, and graduate schools.
Child Day Care in 13224:
There are 3 Child Day Care listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Child Day Care in 13224.
|Early Childhood Ctr Temple
|450 Kimber Rd
|New York
|Rothschild Early Childhood Ctr
|450 Kimber Rd
|New York
|Small Wonders
|960 Salt Springs Rd
|New York
Private Schools in Zip Code 13224:
There are 2 Private Schools listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Private Schools in 13224.
|Jowonio School
|3049 E Genesee St
|New York
|(315) 445-4010
|Montessori School Of Syracuse
|155 Waldorf Pkwy
|New York
|(315) 449-9033
Education Level in 13224:
The area maintains a public record which states that there are 193 inhabitants there whose education level is lower than 9th grade. And about 414 people are classified as dropouts from high school, but these people have some education in between 9th grade and 12th grade.
Of people living in zip code 13224, 1081 have completed and graduated from high school, and 1092 have enrolled themselves in and attended college but haven't completed their courses.
Moving further, 453 residents have completed and obtained certificates of 2 year courses from universities or technical schools with associates' degrees. In the locality, 1211 people have a bachelor's degree, and 1624 residents have a masters degree or a Ph. D.
Golf Courses in 13224:
There are 6 Golf Courses listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Golf Courses in 13224.
|Drumlins Golf Club
|800 Nottingham Rd Acuse
|New York
|Drumlins Golf Club
|800 Nottingham Rd Acuse
|New York
|Drumlins Golf Club
|800 Nottingham Rd Acuse
|New York
Employment Agencies in 13224:
There are 3 Employment Agencies listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Employment Agencies in 13224.
|Express Personnel Services
|3004 Erie Blvd E
|New York
|Express Personnel Svc
|3004 Erie Blvd E
|New York
|Michael J Willis & Assoc
|2833 E Genesee St
|New York
Veterinary in 13224:
There is 1 Veterinary listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Veterinary in 13224.
|Animal Emergency Clinic
|2612 Erie Blvd E
|New York
Dentists in 13224:
There are 4 Dentists listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Dentists in 13224.
|Daniel S Delluomo
|3175 E Genesee St Ste 200
|New York
|Daniel S Delluomo Dds
|3175 E Genesee St # 200
|New York
|Martin A Bernadine
|1125 Salt Springs Rd
|New York
Ancestry Distribution in 13224:
The area which is within 13224, NEW YORK, has 10435 total ancestries reported. Of these, the number of people of Arabian origin is 77. 28 people are of Czech descent – the Czechs are a Western Slavic race from Central Europe; 12 people are of Danish ancestry – the Danes are Scandinavians from Denmark; 85 people are of Dutch descent – the Dutch are the natives of The Netherlands; and 875 are of English ancestry – the English are the people of England.
The number of people of French descent, the French being the people of France, excluding those in the Basque region is 354; and the number of French Canadian inhabitants is 83. In the area 1041 residents are of German ancestry – the Germans are the native people of Central Europe who emerged into prominence during the Middle Ages; 45 inhabitants are of Greek or Hellenic descent – the native people of Greece; 60 people are of Hungarian descent – the Hungarians, also known as the Magyars, are the natives of Hungary; and 1167 people are of Irish ancestry – the Irish are the original inhabitants of Ireland, an island that is part of the British Isles. The region has 834 people of Italian descent – the Italians are the people of Italy; 21 people of Lithuanian descent – the Lithuanians are the people of the Baltic nation of Lithuania; 60 residents of Norwegian ancestry – the Norwegians are Scandinavian people from Norway; 342 people of Polish descent – the Poles are the original inhabitants of Poland; and 21 residents of Portuguese descent – the Portuguese are the natives of the Iberian country of Portugal.
Of the rest of the people in the area, 188 people are of Russian ancestry – the Russians are the natives of the European country of Russia; 109 people are of Scotch-Irish descent – they, also known as the Ulster Scots, are the people of Ireland or Great Britain; 229 people are of Scottish descent – the Scots are the natives of Scotland, a country in the British Isles; and 13 people are of Slovak ancestry – the Slovaks belong to the Central European country of Slovakia which borders the Czech Republic and a number of other European countries.
There are 125 people of Sub-Saharan African origin who represent an ethnic group native to Sahara; 104 residents of Swedish descent – the Swedes are Scandinavians from Sweden.
Economy in 13224:
A normal statistical data of any city contain information about people classified on the base of their occupation. In the place where 13224 lives, that is the place with zip code 13224, there are 2136 people holding Management, Professional, or related jobs. These jobs include bank managers, restaurant managers, teachers, real estate agents, insurance agents, and similar jobs. The jobs do not include service related occupations such as waiters, retail employees, gas station employees, and so on.
There are 564 people having service occupation in zip code 13224. The people who typically hold occupations are high school or college students in need of part time jobs, and senior citizens who require a job. 1012 residents in zip code 13224 have Sales and Office Occupation. These consist of people working in car sales business, banks, local government, and similar organizations. They also include retail shop owners of the downtown area.
0 people in the area with zip code 13224 have Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupation. As the number shows, this occupation is not in abundance in the area. Also as these occupations are seasonal, a number of people in 13224 maintain an interest in the fields as a hobby.
The number of people who work in Construction, Extraction, and Maintenance Fields in zip code 13224 is 109. These jobs are managed by independent contractors, and in these fields, the people can serve most of the requirements of 13224. The only drawback is that there are no signs of any change in construction, extraction, and maintenance fields in the 13224 surrounding region.
A thriving industry in the area with zip code 13224 is Production, Transportation, and Material Moving Occupations. There are 415 people who have jobs in these fields in the region. As a lot of manpower is needed in these sectors, Production, Transportation, and Material Moving Industries are great sources of employment in 13224.
Employment by industry in 13224:
If you consider the distribution of people in area 13224, there are 0 residents working in Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting, and Mining industries. These fields include people who are occupied in farming, catching fish, cutting down trees in the forest, and rearing animals like cows, goats, pigs, and so on.
You will find that there are 102 people in the neighborhood of 13224 who work in the construction industry. These people are the architects, civil engineers, and workers employed in the construction of buildings and related structures.
300 residents living in zip code 13224 work in the manufacturing industry. These are small industry owners, FMCG producers, production managers, and workers running machines and employed in the manufacture of products.
Retail trade in 13224 is directly related to manufacturing industry in the city. The area has 388 inhabitants employed in retail trade. These people include wholesalers, distributors, retailers, store owners, sales persons, and delivery guys. Two other related industries, the Transportation and Warehousing Industry, and the Utilities Industry in the region have 142 residents working in them. This group works in running of public transport, safe storage of food and other items, and distribution of electricity, water, etc. to consumers.
102 inhabitants living in 13224 area serve in the Information Industry. These residents are involved in computing, telecommunications, broadcasting, and the Internet. The Finance, 13224 Insurance, 13224 Real Estate, and Rental and Leasing Industry employs 371 residents in the area. They work in things connected with banking and loans, insurance covers and claims, and buying, selling, and renting of immovable property.
If we look at Scientific, Management, Administrative, Waste Management, and other Professional Services industry, we have 444 people living in zip code 13224 who finds employment in these sectors. These residents are employers, employees, scientists and other workers involved in scientific research, general managers and project managers of different organizations, employees hired for administrative jobs, and blue collar workers who keep the area clean and free from human and industrial waste.
13224 has 1598 residents who are employed in Education, Health, and Social Services Sector. Professors, teachers, lab assistants, doctors, nurses, and ward boys belong to this group. The people working in Social Services industry are mainly professionals working as consultants and assisting nongovernment and nonprofit organizations.
There are 222 inhabitants of 13224 working in Arts, Entertainment, Recreation, Accommodation and Food Services sector. The people constitute artists, entertainers, actors, physical trainers, and sports persons. This group also includes people who work in the hospitality and food industry – people who work in hotels, bed and breakfast facilities, and restaurants.
258 citizens in the area work in public administration. These people are the magistrates, NEW YORK judges, 13224 attorneys, and other bureaucrats.
Commute in 13224:
How the inhabitants in 13224 area, zip code 13224, travel to and from their place of work is another criteria to be included in the statistical data of the area. 3328 people in the area, mainly those who live outside 13224 in a suburban area, commute by car alone. Of these, a lot of people travel alone because they do not live near any of their colleagues. As highway is the fastest way to get to their place of work when they are using a car, most people chose that route. And it's not a good idea to pick up strangers on the highway. As a result of all these, most suburbans travel in their cars alone to and from their offices.
387 people in the region, zip code 13224, choose to car pool. This happens mainly when people live near their coworkers. Car pools help the residents to save on gas. It also makes their drive to their place of work more entertaining as they will have friends to drink coffee with and chat along during the ride.
Public transport in 13224 area is not as readily available as in many other places. This is evident in the low number of residents who utilizes public transport, only 162 people. Most people in the locality having cars of their own further contribute to the residents relying less on public transport. Public transport in 13224 is limited to transport services like vans owned by the city.
142 people in zip code 13224 walk to and from their place of work. This is common among residents who live close to their offices. For instance, if a secretary who worked in an insurance agency lived close to the agency, she would choose to walk to and from her home to her office. 28 residents in this area utilizes other means of commute to go to their offices. These means of transport include buses, school buses for their drivers, tractor trailers, and even skateboards.
There are 88 people in the neighborhood of 13224 who do not have to commute at all, as they worked at their homes. These people include babysitters, caterers, seamstresses, and so on. Some people choose to work at home because they want to stay home with their kids. As is shown from the data, there are a number of ways of commute where 13224 lives. You could use your own car, carpool, use public transport, use other means of transport, walk, or even work at your home.
Housing in 13224:
13224 lives in an area where there are total of 4030 housing units. The lovely homes and pleasant surroundings are one of the reasons that make the zip code 13224 area a very desirable place to live. If you are looking for a place with a population within this range in 13224, NEW YORK, then the 4030 housing units in the area makes it an ideal place for you to move in.
Of the 4030 houses in the region, 3788 are classified as occupied housing units. This makes sure that if you move to 13224, NEW YORK, you will have 2438 untenanted houses to choose from. The 2438 tenanted houses means that there is an established population who love to reside in the area, and the 242 unoccupied houses gives you a number of options to choose from.
If you are still looking for better news, here it is. 60% of the occupied houses in 13224 are inhabited by their owners. As you can see, this is a very high percentage. So if you consider renters as a possible problem, this is the place for you. Also the high number of owner occupied houses means more taxes for improvement of schools, roads, and other facilities in 13224, NEW YORK, especially in the area.
There are only 1350 renter occupied housing units in the area of residence of 13224 in 13224, NEW YORK. So if you purchase a house in 13224, most of your neighbors will be people who own their homes. Renter occupied houses are typically apartments, guest houses, and houses let to people who are unable to secure a mortgage in 13224, NEW YORK.
There are also other buildings in zip code locality that are categorized as renter occupied houses. Zip Code 13224, the area where 13224 resides, has 242 vacant housing units. This means that if you plan to move in the area, you will have 242 buildings to choose from. There a vacant housing units with 3 bed rooms or even larger, if you are looking for a big house. There are vacant buildings that are foreclosed homes in 13224, that you could get at a relatively cheaper price.
There are 9 housing units that are used occasionally or seasonally in the area of residence of 13224. Thus there are 9 buildings that you can rent for temporary or seasonal use. You can rent these houses for weeks or months, or in some cases, even over a year. If you are moving into the neighborhood temporarily or if you are likely to have lots of guests, these housing units can serve you well.
Family Services in 13224:
There are 14 Family Services listed in 13224. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Family Services in 13224.
|Accelerated Psychological Care
|409 Standish Dr
|New York
|Boys & Girls Club Of America
|2100 E Fayette St
|New York
|Catholic Charities
|201 Westmoreland Ave
|New York
Structures in 13224:
There are 4007 structural units in the geographical region surrounding the place of residence of 13224 in 13224. These are a number of built house configurations in the area. 2618 of these units are classified as 1 unit detached structures - that is, these buildings stand by themselves and are not connected to any other buildings in the area.
35 of the total units in the area are 1 unit attached structures, which means that they are attached to one or more other buildings in the area. Of the total structural units in zip code 13224, 204 are 2 unit structures consisting of multi-family houses built on the same plot. There are 62 3 or 4 unit structures which are meant to be occupied by 3 or 4 families and built on the same tract of land. These units are usually triplexes or town houses, and often build on three levels.
387 structural unit in the area where 13224 lives are 5 to 9 unit structures, typically several apartments in a single building complex. There are 283 10 to 19 unit structures – that is, these complexes consists of 10 to 19 apartments in one building. There are 401 20 or more unit structures which are large building complexes having 20 or more apartments in a single building.
Out of the total 4007 structural units, 17 of them are mobile homes or trailers that will probably remain stationary at one place during their lifetime. To go further into the structural units in 13224, there are a number of boats, RV, vans, and other miscellaneous units. Boats are used by some people almost as a house during their holidays, and sometimes as a more permanent place to stay. They are usually anchored in a marina. RV serve a similar purpose as mobile homes, and like boats, are used as a place to stay during holidays or when traveling. But some people live in RV or vans on a more permanent basis.
Rooms in 13224:
To delve further into the houses and apartments in 13224, NEW YORK, we could analyze the number of rooms in the housing units in the area. If you are planning to live in the area near 13224, the following breakdown of the residences could be of help to you. A survey was conducted in 13224 in the 4007 occupied buildings in the area to look into the number of rooms in these. There are 153 occupied units with only 1 room, 139 occupied units with 2 rooms, 337 occupied units with 3 rooms, 476 occupied units with 4 rooms, and 502 occupied units with 5 rooms, in each of the unit.
The number of buildings with one room is the lowest in the classification, and the number of buildings with 5 rooms is the highest. Furthermore, there are 811 units with 6 rooms, 606 units with 7 rooms, 479 units with 8 rooms, and 504 units with 9 or more rooms, in each unit in the area where 13224 resides.
Household Heating Type in 13224:
Now to analyze the heating type used in different households in 13224, NEW YORK. The number of residents in 13224 who use utility gas for heating purposes in their homes is 2982. A local company in the area provides utility gas to these households and services the gas lines regularly for safety purposes.
A total of 34 people in the locality use bottled tank gas or LP gas. As you can see, these people are more in number than those that use utility gas. These tanks are filled once a month and delivered to the residents. Surprisingly, only 671 inhabitants of the area where 13224 lives use electricity for their household heating.
Not surprisingly, fuel sources that are obsolete for use in household heating, such as fuel oil, kerosene etc. are not used in any of the houses in the area. Fuel oil is burned in furnaces or boilers and was a popular heating method of the past. However, 0 residents in the area still use coal or coke to keep their houses warm. Their homes still have coal burning furnaces that work to provide heat to their household.
10 of the residents in 13224 use wood as fuel for their household heating. They prefer wood as it is a clean burning bio-fuel, and can be used in fireplaces to provide warmth for the entire household. At the other end, 6 people who live in 13224, use the modern solar energy equipment for their household heating. And 8 of the residents in the city have well insulated homes that they do not use any fuel for heating their household.
Property Value in 13224:
If you want of find out more about the average value of property in 13224, the following data will give you the basic facts. Firstly, consider the fact that the total number of owner occupied houses is a steady number, 2333. Thus 2333 people own a home in 13224. The high percentage of owner occupied houses means that a large number of people in 13224 area own the house they live in. Now let's analyze the property value in the area.
69 houses in the area were recorded as worth less than $50,000. This is because of the difference in criteria in this part of 13224, NEW YORK. 563 houses in the area are listed as worth between $100,000 and $149,000. This figure was reached by considering the entire locality and the school district in the area.
There are around 208 homes recorded as worth between $150,000 and $199,000. These properties were listed so because of the larger area they encompass. Interestingly, 161 houses were listed within the range of $200,000 and $299,000, because no resident had registered properties that fall within this range.
23 properties in the area were listed as worth between $300,000 and $499,000. Information based on public sources points out that 8 houses were recorded as worth between $500,000 and $999,999. Finally, there are 0 million dollar homes in 13224. As the name implies these are properties worth more than $1,000,000.
Mortgage Status in 13224:
Another criterion for in the statistical study of the population of an area is mortgage status. For the area, zip code 13224, we consider the number of people who have mortgages or loans with real property as collateral, who don't have mortgages, who pay rent as cash, and who don't have to pay any cash for their rent.
1557 residents in the area where 13224 lives have a mortgage. Of these, 0 people have a mortgage payment of under $300, 416 people have a mortgage payment between $300 and $499, and 140 people have a mortgage payment between $500 and $699. There are 425 people who have to pay mortgage in the range of $700 - $999. This forms the second largest group in the classification. There are 676 people paying mortgage in the range of $1,000 and $1,499.
166 people pay mortgage between $1,500 and $1,999, making it the largest group in the classification. And 133 people pay mortgage over $2000. In 13224, only 776 people do not have to pay any mortgage for their properties.
Mortgage Payment as Percentage of Income in 13224:
Now that we have looked into mortgages, it is time to consider mortgage payment in relation to the income of the people living near 13224 residence, that is, we'l look into the mortgage payment in terms of the percentage of income of the mortgagee.
In 13224, there are 899 residents who pay less than 15% of their income as mortgage. This is the highest group in all the categories. There are 427 residents who give up between 15% and 19% of their income as mortgage payment, and 321 people who pay between 20% and 24% of their income as mortgage.
232 people pay between 25% and 29% of their income as mortgage. This is the lowest group in all the categories. There are 103 people whose mortgage payment takes up 30% to 34% of their income, and 342 people whose mortgage payment takes up over 35% of their income.
Rent Status in 13224:
There are 1280 people who live in renter occupied houses in the area, 13224. Of these 124 people pay rent of less than $200. 40 residents pay between $200 and $299 as rent in the area, making this the second highest category of people paying rent. There are 416 tenants who pay rent in amounts between $300 and $499.
415 people pay between $500 and $749 as rent. This is the highest category of people who pay rent. 196 residents pay between $750 and $999 as rent, 676 people pay between $1,000 and $1,499 as rent, and 0 tenants pay over $1,500 as rent.
Of the entire 1280 people who live in rented houses in the area, only 70 people do not pay any cash as rent.
Rent Payment as Percentage of Income in 13224:
Given below is the statistical data of rent payment by the people living at 13224, NEW YORK, as percentage values of their income. There are 232 tenants who pay less than 15% of their income as rent. This is the highest of all the related categories.
142 tenants pay between 15% and 19% of their income as rent, and 168 people pay between 20% and 24% of their income as rent. There are 114 residents who pay between 25% and 29% of their income as rent, making this the lowest of all related categories.
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The Romans were unusual in the ancient world for having many names. A male Roman citizen would probably have three names and may well have had many more. Some of the names were received at birth, some inherited, some assumed by way of adoption or patronage. Greek writers record their bewilderment at this complex system and even the Romans themselves debated its origin. This book - the first synthetic treatment of Roman naming practices in English, and the first in any language for more than half a century - builds on recent scholarship to trace the story of Roman names from the earliest recorded examples down to the end of the Western empire in the fifth century AD.The author places the evidence in its social, cultural and linguistic context, and where appropriate draws on comparative material from other eras and regions. He looks closely at the names of women, non-citizen inhabitants of the Empire and slaves, and concludes that for all their apparent oddity, Roman naming practices fit ancient models. They were governed and replicated not by law, as has been suggested, but by conservatism and a spirit of emulation. With the spread of empire and the incorporation of other cultures into the citizen body, the practices evolved beyond recognition, leaving behind the beginnings of medieval naming systems.
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Allergies! SUCK!
BTW, this is an interesting Swedish experiment in which they used volunteers to train people like you would a dog with a shock collar. http://www.auf-den-hund-gekommen.net...t_2%28a%29.pdf
They trainer spoke Turkish (since dogs don't initially understand English or whatever) and used shock in a couple of different ways to try to teach the person specific behaviors.
The shock level did not exceed a 2 on the collar (which goes from 1 to 10). It was also only in 10 minute segments and the participants could safe word if it became overwhelming.
The conclusion?
1)The technique of escape training (-R), meaning being rewarded for accelerated
performance through the stopping of shocks when the behavior was completed was
recognized, but the stopping of the shocks was not listed as reinforcing. This meant, the
subjects did not actually find this stopping to be rewarding in any conscious manner.
2) The subjects in this experiment reacted both physically and emotionally to the shocks.
3) The subjects did not always understand what they were being trained for.
4) It was also clear that the subjects not only experienced physical discomfort during training,
but were also experiencing emotional discomfort due to the threat of and actual anticipation
of receiving shock.
This was with people who understood what the experiment was about.
It's not 100% conclusive, obviously, but it is an interesting look into what shock collars would actually do to a dog mentally over a period of time.
Not to make light of this, but have you seen the South Park episode, Tssst!? The dog whisperer comes on to help Cartman's mom train him using a two finger pinch on the neck with the Tsst sound. When my kids get especially scratchy with me, out of the blue, I will tsst! them. They always laugh and the situation is diffused.
And by Swedish I meant Swiss. :lfacepalm: <This is so handy!
But on random people
This lady can train her dog to dance to "Grease" but my neighbor can't control his dogs at all? It's just not fair.
Today's Rant-Dress code at work! People have been gripping about it for a while. We got a new president so she asks for input on the dress code. She said that yesterday she had only three people E-mail her out of 150 employees. Really!! I think that my coworkers need a to put on the big girls/boys clothes and tell her what the problem is, rather than gossip about it.
What's with the dress code?


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Lemon custard donut, too!
I posted previously about the Hopkins Street Bakery, now firmly under new ownership, having lucious handmade donuts with raspberry filling that tasted like the donuts of yore, not like your average made-from-a-commercial-mix donut. Now they have added lemon with a white sugar glaze (not too much, either.) It's also $1.50 and worth every scrumptious penny since it weighs a good bit more than others do. Just pulling the donut apart since the dog needed his 1/2, I could see the dough pull like real yeast dough.
They also have bombolinos for $1.75 but I think the custard isn't vanilla enough. It would be a kick if they upped the flavor a notch. And also if they made a slightly rum-flavored one. Unfortunately, no place to sit but outside and it was cold this am. But with their quite respectable coffee and a head of steam from walking 5 miles, the donuts really hit the spot.
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re: Melanie Wong
Yeah, it said it linked in my orginal post and in my second it linked and said it was a duplicate but no link appeared in the first one. A bug? My mistake somehow?
re: rccola
The donuts sound great!
There's probably a bug of some kind because the first problem seems to crop up with some frequency. As far as the duplicate, trying entering as little info as possible, just Hopkins, and Berkeley, CA for the address, and that finds the original record.
re: rworange
Donuts seem to be daily. I want to go have one now but don't want it to become a habit. Bakery seems busier and more prosperous than before.
That is one damn fine donut.
I had the raspberry-filled donut today. I took a look and was skeptical ... too small, too round. It looked more like a larger bombolini.
But no ... it was great ... jelly donut classic taste as you mentioned. This donut and the jelly donut at Bouchon are the only two in the Bay Area that are worth the calories, IMO. Bouchon's donut has the slight edge, but is twice the price.
re: rworange
Glad you tried it. It might be that it would have been even better in the morning, freshly made. And the lemon was even better than the raspberry. Shame I can't afford the calories every day.
re: rccola
what time are the DONUTS usually available?
when i stopped in fairly early they only had cookies
and eclairs. the eclair was pretty good, but not
especially unique.
re: lmnopm
I usually have them on the way back from a long walk with the dog at about 9:30 to 10 on the weekends. I have been there early and the donuts weren't out but when I had a still warm one--YUM. Guess maybe call to make sure if it's a trip for you. I was muchly disappointed there were no lemon today.
re: rccola
oh, i tried a RASPBERRY DONUT today. i concurr -- definitely a
quality product.
BTW around 3:45 they had ~10 on the counter, so it doesnt appear they
instantly sell out.
i got a BBQ pork rib from that meat/chicken store next door to HOPKINS BAKERY. it was horrible, however they have decent prices on some deli
meats, so i picked up some coppa.
re: psb
Come to think of it, I've never realy had a sublime eclair. I like eclairs but they vary from awful to good but they're just not that special. I think that comes from puff pastry being refrigerated for hours before you buy it. Gets kind of cardboardy. I will say that Hopkins' pastry cream needs more vanilla or other flavor.
Tried the raspberry donut a couple days ago and thought it was quite nice--definitely tasted homemade, like the crullers my 80-year-old Italian-American neighbor used to make when I was a kid. Would have been much better if still warm, though.
When I asked the woman working about the lemon-filled donuts, she said that they had only made one batch since she'd started working (about a month ago) and hadn't made another since. She said they had custard-filled Italian donuts (not lemon per se) that they make on Saturdays only--I guess those are the bombolinos mentioned by the original poster. Otherwise, my impression is that it's the raspberry donuts (and not the lemon) all the time. Can anyone confirm if that's the case, or have people seen the lemon ones lately?
re: abstractpoet
I ordered a dozen raspberry and a dozen lemon for a brunch last weekend and all I can say is, I felt sad for the anti-gluten people having to eat the (delicious) flourless chocolate cake while everyone else had donut sugar all over their faces and were humming yummmmmmmm! out on the back deck. They were all gone in a flash.
To quote everyone who tried the fresh-made-for-us donuts, "Best I ever had." Including a visiting Aussie.
re: rccola
So is the lemon available on a regular basis now, or only for special orders?
re: abstractpoet
I shall endeavor to ask next time I'm there at the same time as the owner. Last time I stopped by it was just after 7 am and the donuts weren't ready yet. Wanted to take a bunch in to work.
re: rccola
I brought in raspberry for work today and the woman behind the counter said lemon was Saturday only, which I find a big mistake.