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MASSENA The dean of St. Lawrence County Democrats was remembered Tuesday for his contributions to the local, county and state political scene.
Walter V. Basmajian, 90, Massena, died Monday night, leaving a legacy that those who knew him say will live on.
He was a great man. I used to refer to him as the godfather of the Democratic Party in St. Lawrence County. Everybody knew him, former state Democratic Committee Chairwoman June F. ONeill said.
He was the Democratic Party, said Ernest J. LaBaff, Aluminum, Brick & Glass Workers International Union president emeritus.
He understood the political arena. He always referred to it as the political arena. I dont think I ever met anyone who understood it like he did. He did a lot of good, Massena Town Councilman Albert N. Nicola said.
He was Mr. Democrat. He knew the right people. He could pick up the telephone and call people in Albany. He had a great rapport with those people in the know and in power. He was never king; he was a kingmaker, Brasher Town Supervisor M. James Dawson said.
He made it clear that there was another party in St. Lawrence County. He just kept building and building it, St. Lawrence County Democratic Chairman Mark J. Bellardini said.
Mr. Basmajian, a 1941 graduate of Massena Central High School and a local businessman who owned Basmajian Real Estate, became active in politics when he was asked to take over the local Democratic chairmanship. That tenure lasted 50 years and earned him the Silas Wright Award for outstanding service from the St. Lawrence County Democratic Committee.
Mr. Basmajian was a man who knew political leaders not just locally, but on the national level, including the Kennedys, the Clintons, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Harry S. Truman, Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert H. Humphrey. Pictures that adorn his office show him with many of those leaders.
He was able to get some very big names into St. Lawrence County. I remember when Bobby Kennedy was here. Hubert Humphrey was vice president. Walters office walls are covered with famous people Governor Rockefeller, Mario Cuomo, Hubert Humphrey, Bobby Kennedy. Walter knew these people and the most important thing about it, they knew Walter, Mr. Dawson said.
People knew him also. When he was in a crowd, there were people like Mario Cuomo. Mario would come right over to him and call him by his first name. But it goes back further than that. Gov. (Hugh L.) Carey also knew him, former Massena Mayor Charles R. Boots said.
Locally, friends and political associates say Mr. Basmajian was the man who rejuvenated the Democratic Party in the county. He is credited with assembling the first all-Democratic village Board of Trustees and Town Council in the 1950s and 60s. In the 1970s, he worked on two successful campaigns for Assemblyman K. Daniel Haley, the first Democrat ever elected to represent the 110th District.
His political career began with a failed run for village trustee in 1952. Mr. Basmajian was a state committeeman for 25 years. He spent 30 years as the town and village party chairman and 10 years as county chairman.
Mr. Basmajian helped run campaigns for many people in the county, and those who had never held an elected office soon found themselves in the middle of the political scene.
He was really my mentor from the time I entered politics, especially during the 80s and 90s, Mr. Dawson said. He had a very firm grasp of the political climate, if you will. He was not a person to run for elected office, but he was the brains. When K. Daniel Haley became our assemblyman for three terms back in the 70s, Walter Basmajian was really the reason that happened.
Calling hours for Mr. Basmajian will be from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Phillips Memorial Home. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday at St. Johns Episcopal Church with the Rev. Kathryn M. Boswell officiating.
Walter Basmajian ruled his universe like the Titans ruled the universe. He took care of the county. He took care of the people, and he made the Democratic Party a force in St. Lawrence County, Mr. Bellardini said. You cant replace a Walter Basmajian. He was the architect. We lost an icon, theres no doubt about it.
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CUMBERLAND – The story Tuesday afternoon at the Monastery wasn't so much whether host Cumberland High would sweep its Northern Division tri-meet against other local foes.
They did, and then some.
Instead, it revolved around a rivalry that began last year. That is, how would Clipper sophomore Amy Laverty perform against junior Betsy Dumais, one of Burrillville's top harriers over the past decade or more.
Laverty captured this particular outing, outhustling Dumais to the finish line with a stellar 3.1-mile clocking of 19:50. She edged the runner-up Bronco by a mere four ticks.
"I like racing against Betsy because she's such a great competitor," Laverty grinned afterward. "She pushes me, just like she did last year. I felt I was going to go fast because I had somebody right on my heels for most of the race, and I had to keep up my pace.
"She really brings out the racer in me," she added. "The whole day, I didn't stop thinking about it. I had so much adrenaline going through me, I could barely sit still (in class). I couldn't get it out of my head.
"As it gets closer to a meet, I start to get a little nervous, but once the gun goes off, it all disappears, and the adrenaline rush is unbelievable."
Laverty's best time this summer/fall came at the Injury Fund meet at the 3.1-mile Burrillville Middle School course. She made the trek on a proven faster course in 19:59, so improved – on a more difficult Monastery trail – by nine seconds.
"I'm happy; I wanted to get my time down more, but – for me to do this, and it's still early in the season – I'll take it."
With Laverty's win, not to mention strong showings from teammates Meaghan Scullin, Nichole Barger, Ashley Bricault and Kerry Connolly, the Clippers garnered elementary victories over Burrillville (21-40), Woonsocket (15-50) and North Smithfield (15-50) to remain unbeaten at 6-0.
Scullin took third in 20:39, Barger fourth (21:39), Bricault sixth (21:53) and Connolly seventh (22:10).
The only interruption, after Dumais, came from BHS junior Kaidy Cornell, who took fifth in 21:46.
As excited as Laverty was after claiming the triumph, Dumais expressed the same feeling.
"I ran here Friday in the Blackstone Valley Invitational, and I came in at 20:42, so that was a big improvement for me," Dumais smiled later of hustling 48 seconds faster than she did just four days before. "I know I was 6:06 at the mile, and we were side by side. At the two-mile, we were virtually side by side, so it was really close.
"In the back loop, the middle portion between the first and second mile, (Laverty) opened up a four or five second lead," she continued. "We came into the third mile together, but she pulled away over the last couple tenths."
When asked how she felt about placing an unusual second in a dual meet, Dumais smiled again, "Actually, I am used to losing, but I'm really happy with this race. She dragged me along to a good time. Facing a great competitor like Amy, it really does help. You learn from every race, and getting beaten puts everything in perspective."
Stated Broncos' mentor Marty Crowley, whose squad fell to 4-2: "Amy's a great runner, a girl who finished seventh in the state meet last season (to snag All-State first-team laurels), and for Betsy to go stride for stride with her virtually the distance, it's a testament to all the hard work Betsy put in during the off-season. She ran a great race."
Burrillville's other top scoring placements came from Lauren Lamontagne (11th) and Morgan Allen (13th). Brianna Lake of Woonsocket placed 14th overall in 23:14, while North Smithfield's Annemarie Votta took 17th in 24:21.
Cumberland head coach Joyce Bonner appreciated the wherewithal Laverty exhibited during her triumph.
"That was an amazing race for her," she noted. "I just told her beforehand to run her race. We knew she'd be close to Betsy, and she ran really well. This is the first time she's really been pushed. It's her personal-best this season, and her best time ever on this course.
"We have one more home meet left here against Scituate, and that team is pretty tough," she added. "If we win that, then we have to face Smithfield and Mount St. Charles the week after that (Oct. 7) at Deerfield Park. That would be for the division championship.
"Meaghan Scullin ran a great time; she PR'd by 15 seconds, and so did Nichole, who hasn't been running because of a knee injury. Ashley, Kerry and Hannah are our senior tri-captains, and they're such an inspiration. Some of the younger girls are faster, but there's no animosity between them. They lead and teach by example; that's why they're our captains.
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The Castle at Felician College is one of the iconic images featured in a painting recently unveiled by the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce at a ceremony in its Rutherford offices.
The 145-year-old Castle, located on Felician's picturesque Rutherford campus, was chosen to be included in the artwork, called "The Meadowlands Experience," along with the Liberty Science Center, the Meadowlands Rail Station at the Sports Complex, Teterboro Airport, Met Life Stadium and the Statue of Liberty, among others. In all, 19 images were depicted in the painting, created by local New Jersey artist James Fiorentino.
According to MRCC officials, the painting reflects the region's evolution since the 1970s when the Chamber first began serving businesses in the Meadowlands. Fiorentino's painting will grace the cover of the Commemorative 40th Anniversary issue of Meadowlands USA, due out this month.
Felician College acquired the Castle in 1997 when it purchased the 10.5 acre Rutherford campus. Restoration of the historic structure to its original grandeur took nearly 14 years to complete. A Historic Sites Management planning grant from the New Jersey Historic Trust helped fund the first stage of the massive renovation project. Subsequent grants from the New Jersey historic trust and the Bergen County Historic preservation trust helped fund further renovations. The Castle was unanimously approved for inclusion on the New Jersey register of Historic Places in 2004 and has been awarded the New Jersey Historic Preservation Award and the Bergen County Historic Preservation Commendation. It is also included on the National Register of Historic Places.
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ItŌĆÖs no secret that the art of communication is key to managing the Pawtucket Red Sox. Naturally the interaction with the players is a high priority, yet thereŌĆÖs also touching base with the major-league coaching staff or the front office, or with someone from the player development sector or even the Double-A manager.
No wonder why several of Gary DiSarcinaŌĆÖs predecessors made sure to have their cell phones close by while batting practice took place. ItŌĆÖs a 24/7 lifestyle wherein the PawSox manager must be on standby at all times and ready to field inquires from all walks of baseball life.
During his introductory press conference Friday afternoon at McCoy Stadium, the 45-year-old DiSarcina spoke with such great understanding about the post heŌĆÖs inheriting and the responsibilities that come with the territory. Serving as PawtucketŌĆÖs field manager is a prime chance for the articulate and well-spoken Massachusetts native to expand his communicating horizons, as there figures to be plenty of days when his phone buzzes with activity.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs honest communication and being consistent with it on a daily basis, especially at this level where youŌĆÖre having to do it with (Red Sox manager) John Farrell on down,ŌĆØ DiSarcina wished to convey. ŌĆ£What IŌĆÖve learned in the past is that if youŌĆÖre not honest, youŌĆÖve got people who are guessing whatŌĆÖs going on. If these guys [meaning the ballplayers] start guessing, then you lose them because they know this guy doesnŌĆÖt know what heŌĆÖs doing. It becomes an, ŌĆśIŌĆÖm just out here for myselfŌĆÖ type of thing.
ŌĆ£Open and honest communication solves so many issues and problems that when you talk about brush fires, donŌĆÖt let them start,ŌĆØ DiSarcina added. ŌĆ£Just communicate openly.ŌĆØ
Adhering to the first commandment of skippering the PawSox figures to be no problem for DiSarcina. He hasnŌĆÖt even managed his first game on Ben Mondor Way, yet itŌĆÖs hard not to find a more well-versed sort who has been part of the game in a myriad of capacities. HeŌĆÖs played the game at the highest level, doing so for 12 seasons with the Angels. HeŌĆÖs served as an in-studio analyst and managed at the Single-A level. More recently, he worked in a front-office capacity with Los Angeles of Anaheim.
You donŌĆÖt get into the position(s) that DiSarcina has been in without communicating in such a fashion that people canŌĆÖt help but walk away feeling impressed. With time, you find yourself coming from a position of strength, which in turn can open doors to even more promising endeavors such as guiding the PawSox.
ŌĆ£All of the things heŌĆÖs been through puts him in a position to hit the ground running here,ŌĆØ notes Ben Crockett, Red Sox farm director. ŌĆ£Certainly (Triple A) is a challenging atmosphere and will be a game of adjustments for him, not having performed this specific role yet. The personality he has, though, will suit him very well.ŌĆØ
What figures to help strengthen the lines of communication between DiSarcina and the personnel he will interact with is the familiarity has with Boston. Mike Hazen headed up the minor-league system when DiSarcina was based in Lowell; now Hazen is an assistant to general manager Ben Cherington, who sent DiSarcina a note upon deciding to hang it up for good.
At the time of his final spin around the professional merry-go-round, DiSarcina was a PawSox.
ŌĆ£When I retired in 2002, Ben Cherington sent me a letter and thanked me for going to minor-league camp and being a professional,ŌĆØ DiSarcina shared. ŌĆ£At the end of the note, he basically said ŌĆśYouŌĆÖll always have a home as long as IŌĆÖm here.ŌĆÖ ThatŌĆÖs the type of person youŌĆÖre dealing with and as a player you donŌĆÖt forget that. For Ben to take the time and write that letter, itŌĆÖs just that connection.ŌĆØ
DiSarcina has also had prior dealings with Farrell along with two members of his coaching staff ŌĆō Torey Lovullo and Arnie Beyeler.
ŌĆ£Arnie helped me out tremendously when I first decided to manage Lowell,ŌĆØ said DiSarcina about the man whose PawSox managerial shoes heŌĆÖs being asked to fill. ŌĆ£I basically went up to Portland and shadowed him for four to five days. He was a tremendous help, helping me sit down at the computer and do reports.
ŌĆ£To walk into Fenway Park and see those guys and the smiles on all their faces, itŌĆÖs just exciting,ŌĆØ DiSarcina said. ŌĆ£A lot of those guys are mentors to me.ŌĆØ
Added Crockett, ŌĆ£Clearly when you come into a situation where you donŌĆÖt know people, youŌĆÖre going to figure it out and get to know them. What works in GaryŌĆÖs favor is that he knows the staff.ŌĆØ
We are all the product of our life experience. Through jobs held and the people weŌĆÖve come across, every bit of interaction helps to mold and define the path we find ourselves navigating.
In DiSarcina, the PawSox have someone armed with enough baseball knowledge that not many things should surprise him. In turn, those experiences accrued over time should result in no trouble when the phone rings and thereŌĆÖs a member of the Red SoxŌĆÖ hierarchy on the other end, wishing to communicate.


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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
By Eric Brandner
John and Eileen Martinson became successful by doing their homework.
So when the Air Force veteran-turned-venture capitalist and his software company CEO bride-to-be decided to ask their wedding guests, in lieu of gifts, to donate to a nonprofit in the military sphere, they sat down to do a deep dig.
"John did a lot of the legwork," Eileen said. "I had a passion for wanting to do something to help our veterans and military given that my son was serving."
The Martinsons – who married in April 2011 – have a strong connection to the armed forces. John – who was named a United States Air Force Academy Distinguished Graduate in 2008 – flew more than 500 missions during Vietnam. Eileen's son Brian Basho served as a lance corporal in the Marines, receiving the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for his actions as a team leader during an Oct. 5, 2011, firefight in Afghanistan.
"He wanted to go over and make the world right," said Eileen, CEO of Sparta Systems. "He wanted to be in the infantry. He wanted to be on the front line."
According to his medal citation, Basho "ran down the alley and threw a grenade into the enemy position, silencing the threat" during a close encounter in Afghanistan's Upper Sangin Valley.
"I knew a little bit about the event in October 2011, but not the details until he got the commendation," Eileen said. "I'm sort of glad that I didn't know about it until he was back here safe in the U.S."
The couple wanted to do something to help troops facing a tough reintegration after the last decade of war, but they also wanted to make sure their donation was going where it would make the largest impact.
"To my surprise when I began researching it there were about 10 wounded warrior organizations and that was a little confusing for a week or two," said John, general partner and founder of Edison Ventures. "[We] concluded that [USO Operation Enduring Care] was by far the largest in scope, and had a greater ambition and had the leadership and infrastructure in place.
"We also liked the direction and priorities that the USO was putting on it relative to recognizing that it was not only the soldier, but it was also their family that needed considerable assistance."
The USO's Operation Enduring Care campaign was conceived with the goal of building and endowing two USO Warrior and Family Centers (one on the medical campus at Fort Belvoir, Va., one in the National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md.) and funding USO Warrior and Family Care programming. The USO and its partners offer dozens of options for wounded, ill and injured troops. There are programs that help restore physical and behavioral health and programs that strengthen families. Other programs focus on education, employment and reintegration to help families transition into civilian lives.
"We were really committed to the Operation Enduring Care – what the USO was doing specifically there with the family and the wounded warrior, and focusing in on that transition back into society and into work, dealing with the non-medical needs," Eileen said. "Several of my son's friends came back [needing assistance in those areas]."
The USO worked with the Martinsons to set up a website where guests could donate. USO Director of Major Gifts/Planned Giving for the Northeast Tonia White said about 60 donations came via the website, while another 35 donations came through more traditional avenues. The Martinsons also provided a generous contribution.
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White coordinated with USO Southwest Asia Manager of Communications Eric Raum, who produced a wedding greeting for the couple from the USO center on Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan.
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Chicago Fire midfielder Patrick Nyarko is lending his support to an Indiegogo campaign for the construction of a community sports facility in Keta, Ghana to help improve and develop soccer in Ghana.
"When I grew up, I played barefoot on gravel, and at the end of the game we would have cuts and bruises all over. But we would come back the next day and play again," said Nyarko. "That's what we had to deal with and we were never going to stop playing because it hurt us. We did not have access to soccer fields to help develop your game and take it to the next level."
Through the help of Sandlanders Football, a not-for-profit organization establishing community-owned soccer teams throughout Africa, and the Keta Municipality, the plan is to build a 6.5 acre Soccerhub in Keta to grow the sport of soccer in Ghana and to give the community a central location to host community events and showcase the local industry in Keta.
Nyarko, a native of Kumasi, joined the project because he believes it will contribute to the development of the children of the area, not just in terms of their soccer skills but also in terms of their character. Additionally, the facility will provide local children a safe haven in the community.
"When this opportunity presented itself, I did not hesitate and wanted to help contribute and help the youth back home," said Nyarko. "This place will not only give them a place to play soccer, but also a place to go to after school to hang out with friends and stay out of trouble. The last couple of World Cups, we have seen the tremendous amount of talent back in Ghana and to help the youth develop that way through the construction of soccer fields and facilities, it will only help them become great players and hopefully future role models in the community."
To support the Keta Soccerhub, go to www.GoKeta.com to find out ways to contribute.
Prior to Saturday's friendly vs. Tottenham Hotspur, Fire players Patrick Ianni and Matt Fondy joined Spurs counterparts Zeki Fryers and Tom Carroll to pay visits to patients at the University of Illinois Children's Hospital.
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As many of you may recall, the Chicago Fire's very own Gonzalo Segares was recognized as one of three Modern Hispanic Gentlemen last year for his charitable efforts and work in the community.
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Chicago Fire goalkeepers Sean Johnson, Kyle Reynish, Alec Kann and coach Aron Hyde will jump behind the bar at AJ Hudsons (3801 N. Ashland) to raise money for the Chicago Fire Foundation Tuesday from 6:30-8:30pm! A $20 wristband gets you select drafts, mixed drinks, wine and soda for two hours leading up to the U.S. Men's National Team's World Cup warmup friendly vs. Azerbaijan beginning at 9pm CT.
Wednesday night's Art of Futbol at Prairie Production Studio was another fantastic success. Check out some of the pieces as well as interviews from Gonzalo Segares, Benji Joya, Frank Yallop and Foundation Director Jessica Yavitz:
Check out select shots from the Art of Futbol 2014!
The Chicago Fire were honored to have a very special guest take part in the club's First Kick at Saturday night's game vs. Real Salt Lake.
Jack received a liver transplant from Lurie Children's Hospital when he was five months old. Now in Kindergarten, Jack is a healthy five-year-old who plays AYSO soccer with his team the Blue Bombers.
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The Chicago Fire Soccer Club welcomed community partner, City Year Chicago at Sunday's home opener against the New York Red Bulls. City Year, an education-focused non-profit organization that combats the nation's dropout epidemic by uniting young people of all backgrounds for a full year of full-time service in high-need schools. Because of the Fire's support and the support of all of our team sponsors, City Year Chicago is able to place 206 corps members in 20 schools, impacting 5,000 5th through 9th grade students through academic supports, mentoring programs, after school activities and parent engagement initiatives.
As the partnership continues in 2014, the Club extended an invitation to all 200 members of City Year Chicago to attend the Fire's first home game at Toyota Park. Those who were able to attend joined Fire owner Andrew Hauptman on the field prior to the match for photo op and recognition.
The Club will also have presence at City Year's Family Engagement Night Tuesday evening as members of the Chicago Fire Foundation and Community Relations Department will be in attendance.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
Carbon County has certainly had its share of economic hardship over the years. Sometimes it's the little things, sometimes it's big. In the early years of the county it was the railroad or mines making decisions to operate or not to operate. Even today, with an expanded community and a more diverse infrastructure of business, a mine closure, no matter what the reasons, sends shock waves through the community.
In recent years the gas industry has emerged as a large part of our economy. While it doesn't supply the steady number of jobs that the coal mines do, it does give the area a shot in the arm by bringing in and hiring local people to set up studies, construct pads and drill wells. Once in production, wells do not provide a lot of boots on the ground, but there are a few of those regular on-going jobs connected to their operations. More importantly to the county though producing wells provide needed money to the county government through royalties and mineral lease paybacks. Even though Carbon gets only a small percentage of the total money generated, it still can amount to a lot of funding, even over only a few months when wells are producing.
That is why when our own federal government does things to discourage production that could not only provide funds to local government for important operations, but institutes unmoving policies that negatively affect the price of energy nationally, it is perplexing.
Now I am not a scientist and I am certainly no expert on energy. As a journalist I am in the position to know a little about a lot of things, but not very much about any particular thing, so maybe my opinion is not very well balanced, but it seems when the Bureau of Land Management stopped drilling operations after Nov. 1 in the Nine Mile Canyon area they were following policy, but not common sense.
In reality the date of the stoppage was stated in the original environmental assessment and true BBC did know for a long time that would be the cut off date. But also in reality, BBC had been having discussions with the BLM about an extension, in what they felt was good faith. Despite that the decision was made abruptly and absolutely.
This whole incident reminds me of the complaints I hear from off roaders who also have had conversations going on with the BLM about routes and road closures, and the next thing they now one of the roads under discussion is suddenly shut down. Or what about ranchers who have problems settling problems with the agency on grazing rights or other issues. The pattern of behavior the the BLM sometimes exhibits seems contrary to anyone being able to take what they say in "good faith."
Right now the American public is facing a shortage of energy this winter that could be unprecedented. Natural gas could zoom up to $10 per million cubic feet, and any possible domestic supplies that are available or could be available ought to be pursued. While Barrett only projected that if they could continue drilling three wells would be in production by this winter, a small amount of extra in-demand product on the market can affect prices nationwide.
And let's not forget that a small percentage of that higher price that individuals and industry pay for gas comes back to Carbon County in the form of money for local infrastructure operations, and certainly in a few jobs as well.
The BLM seems to have very logical reasons for shutting down the operations on time, but to me there seem to be more commanding reasons to let it continue. Wet weather and a couple of incidents where trucks slid off the road in Nine Mile Canyon don't seem strong enough to shut down such an important operation. With that kind of reasoning Highway 6 should be shut down all winter.
As for wildlife and the effect of the drilling of them as they move into winter range early, I can't comment on mule deer because I am not expert on that. Once again it seem however, it come down to what is more important, people or wildlife. I understand the charge that the BLM and the Division of Wildlife Resources have when it comes to protecting biological resources, but it seems to me at this important energy intersection in our country's history, the well being of our economy should get the green light.
Certainly, each decision like this one should be made on a case by case basis, because circumstances are different from place to place. And just as certainly the mighty dollar isn't everything either. But for a national economy that seems to be taking one step forward and two steps back, and a local one that isn't even able to raise its leg to stumble, the decision on this matter should have been very different.


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Money for maintaining, renovating, and building California's courthouses comes from three funds with a similar legislative intent: addressing the critical infrastructure needs of the judicial branch. The funds overlap in their purposes, no single fund is reserved only for new construction.
The Court Facilities Trust Fund supports operations and maintenance, utilities, leases, and insurance. It comes primarily from county facility payments, which are inadequate to meet growing maintenance needs. The state Legislature originally intended to supplement these funds with General Fund dollars, but the state's budget crisis has largely prevented this support.
The State Court Facilities Construction Fund supports construction, renovation, and facility modifications. It comes from fines and fees collected within the judicial branch, with a limited amount of county reimbursements.
The Immediate and Critical Needs Account supports construction and renovation of the 41 most critically needed courthouses and provides limited funding for facility modifications. It comes from fines and fees established by Senate Bill 1407 in 2008.
Since 2009, the state Legislature has borrowed or swept $750 million from these funds for needs outside the judicial branch. Funding for courthouse maintenance and repair is shrinking in relation to growing needs as the buildings age and their systems deteriorate.
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The judicial branch is responsible for 20 million square feet of court facilities statewide to serve the public. The Administrative Office of the Courts responds to court requests for routine maintenance and immediate repairs and works with the courts to plan and prioritize preventive maintenance and larger repairs and renovations.
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The Judicial Council sets policy about prioritization of repairs. The working group's annual report and long-term list of projects receives higher level review. The report and list of projects for the current fiscal year was approved by the council in August 2011 (download/listen to presentation).
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The AOC has been bundling maintenance and repair tasks for years. The projects have all been approved by the working group. Because of limited funding, particularly for preventive maintenance, this practice expanded last year.
Superior Court of Solano County Judge David Power, Chair of the Trial Court Facility Modification Working Group "The funding decisions are made by the working group. We review the ranked proposals, we review the priorities the AOC suggests, we approve all funding decisions, and I believe they are consistent with the Trial Court Facility Modification Working Group Methodology. The focus with limited resources in my judgment must be on public access, public safety, and ensuring that the courtrooms are safe and secure and clean."
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Sir John Denham (1615 – March 10, 1669), poet, son of the Chief Baron of Exchequer in Ireland, was born in Dublin, and educated at Trinity College, Oxford and at Lincoln's Inn in London.
- Actions o' th' last age are like almanacks o' th' last year.
- The Sophy: A Tragedy, Act I, scene ii (1642).
- Ambition is like love, impatient
Both of delays and rivals.
- The Sophy: A Tragedy, Act I, scene ii.
- Such is our pride, our folly, or our fate,
That few but such as cannot write, translate.
- To Sir Richard Fanshaw, Upon his Translation of Pastor Fido, line 1 (1648).
- Nor ought a genius less than his that writ
Attempt translation.
- To Sir Richard Fanshaw, Upon his Translation of Pastor Fido, line 9.
- Books should to one of these four ends conduce,
For wisdom, piety, delight, or use.
- Of Prudence, line 83 (1668).
- Youth, what man's age is like to be doth show,
We may our ends by our beginnings know.
- Of Prudence, line 225.
- Search not to find what lies too deeply hid,
Nor to know things, whose knowledge is forbid.
- Of Prudence, line 231.
- Though with those streams he no resemblance hold,
Whose foam is amber and their gravel gold;
His genuine and less guilty wealth t' explore,
Search not his bottom, but survey his shore.
- Cooper's Hill, Line 165.
- Oh, could I flow like thee, and make thy stream
My great example, as it is my theme!
Though deep, yet clear; though gentle, yet not dull;
Strong without rage; without o'erflowing, full.
- Cooper's Hill, Line 189.
- But whither am I strayed? I need not raise
Trophies to thee from other men's dispraise;
Nor is thy fame on lesser ruins built;
Nor needs thy juster title the foul guilt
Of Eastern kings, who, to secure their reign,
Must have their brothers, sons, and kindred slain.
- On Mr. John Fletcher's Works. Compare: "Poets are sultans, if they had their will; For every author would his brother kill", Roger Boyle, 1st Earl of Orrery, Prologues (republished in Dramatic Works, 1739); "Should such a man, too fond to rule alone, Bear, like the Turk, no brother near the throne", Alexander Pope, Prologue to the Satires, line 197.
- We're ne'er like angels till our passion dies.
- Not by Denham, as often stated, but by Thomas Dekker. It is in his The Honest Whore Part 2, Act I, scene 2.


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I am rebuilding front end on my late model 91 Harley FLT. Need to remove neck bearing races. factory manual says to drive out from back of race with a drift. The bearing races set down in a recess and there is no area on back of bearing race for drift to catch. How do you get these things out. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Buster


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Archive for the 'Geek Squad' tag
Four-Links – first Geek Squad car, Brock and the Cadet, SARB Start, Tropfenwagen
* The first Geek Squad car? Given that Geek Squad was founded long before VW released the New Beetle, it wasn't one of those. Rather, as Motoramic wrote this week, it was a 1958 Simca Aronde, followed by a 1960 Ford Falcon, an ice cream truck, and a 1953 Morris Minor.
* Peter Brock participated in more than just the Corvette Sting Ray's design process while at GM. As we see on Brock Racing Enterprises's website, he also designed an Isetta-fighting microcar called the Cadet. Make of that what you will.
* We don't see nearly enough vans with fins, but that's probably because we don't live in Ukraine, where the GAZ M21-based SARB Start was built, as we learned from Truque this week.
* Over at The Old Motor, David Greenlees took a look at the Rumpler Tropfenwagen, an early attempt at introducing streamlining into automobile design.
* Finally, from the world of model cars, the Model Junkyard blog highlighted some of Hakan Guney's work, which bashes together all sorts of military vehicles (both winged and wheeled) to create some post-apocalyptic gnarliness.


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SACKETS HARBOR Days away from the opening of a new clinic in the village, residents spoke favorably of the services it could offer them.
The clinic, at 107 Barracks Road, is scheduled to open Tuesday.
At an open house Wednesday night, dozens of people could be seen walking in and out of the clinic and talking with staff members.
Mary D. Whalen, interim administrator for the Samaritan Family Health Network, said the clinic would make things easier for village residents.
The convenience of having health care where they live, not having to travel, it will very much help those people, she said.
Thomas H. Carman, CEO of Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, said at the event the hospital had received confirmation of the opening date earlier in the day.
He described the past two months of preparing for its opening as very hectic.
The hospital has already hired a physicians assistant, a registered nurse and a clerk to staff the clinic.
Though the clinic is primarily for family practice and basic lab work, hospital administrators are considering the addition of X-ray services.
Stephen L. Swain, who lives on General Smith Drive, called it a great asset for the community.
For me, its a no-brainer, he said. Its a win-win.
Stephanie J. Elliott, who attended the event with her husband, Kevin, said she could see herself taking her children there for school sports physicals.
You get that call from the school nurse, and this is where you can get it done, she said.
John E. Schmonsees said the clinic adds health care at the level it needs to be.
Though he and his wife, Linda A., who live on Jefferson Street, see a doctor in Watertown, they said the clinic could be useful for minor problems arising between their appointments.
Before the 2,300-square-foot Samaritan clinic could be set up, the space, a former chiropractic office, had to be gutted and redone by Lawler Commercial Properties to meet state Department of Health standards.
Though early estimates pegged the renovations costs at about $150,000, the hospital and developer did not release the final expenses for the work.
However, the developers repair costs will be reimbursed through additions to the hospitals rent.
The hospital had initially asked for some financial support from the village Board of Trustees and the Hounsfield Town Council to help cover potential early losses.
However, both municipalities declined to do so, citing concerns about creating a precedent of providing public money for private projects.
The clinic is next to a smaller outreach clinic Carthage Area Hospital used to operate before it closed it in May 2012.
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The Kaleidoscope of Hope Foundation (KOH) was formed by Gail MacNeil, Lois Myers, and Patricia Stewart-Busso in 2000 after they decided to turn their own personal experiences with ovarian cancer into activism. Kaleidoscope of Hope, based in Madison, is New Jersey's primary advocate in the battle against ovarian cancer. Individuals, volunteers, and corporations help us pursue our mission of educating and helping women overcome the threat of ovarian cancer.
If you or anyone you know has been touched by ovarian cancer, we offer an opportunity to join others and make a difference. Learn about the symptoms of ovarian cancer, read about the programs we support, or find out how you can contribute.
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Each year during September we celebrate ovarian cancer awareness month with walkathons [link] in Morris, Bergen, and Monmouth counties.
Businesses, families, community groups, and anyone else touched by ovarian cancer is urged to join us for a Walkathon or KOH event. Funds raised during September are awarded to research groups at our Annual Spring Gala to support lifesaving research and awareness.


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Nine Mile Canyon Road will be wearing a surface of chip seal and microsurfacing by year's end.
First the cloud: Bill Barrett Corp. is going to stop drilling for a while on the West Tavaputs field because of a soft market for natural gas.
Then the silver lining: With less heavy truck traffic because of the drilling halt and a mild winter, W. W. Clyde will be able to accelerate the improvement and surfacing of the remaining section of Nine Mile Canyon road.
Then the rain: With up to 11 road crews working in the canyon during construction, there will be inevitable delays and the areas where work is going on are not going to be easy for passenger cars to negotiate through the spring and summer months.
That was the word from the Nine Mile Road Cooperative Board Tuesday. The board, made up of officials from Carbon and Duchesne counties, and representatives from industry, the Nine Mile Canyon Coalition and Bureau of Land Management, gets together every few months to assess the situation on the 36-mile long project.
Mike Angus, a superintendent with Bill Barrett, said his company is going to cease drilling operations because the price of natural gas is low and is not expected to rise any time soon. Earlier this month, the company issued a statement that it is curtailing natural gas drilling by $120 million and will focus more on petroleum development, which is more profitable now.
The company will still maintain its commitments on funding its half of the $21 million road project, and will continue to fund the archaeological protection efforts in the canyon.
Meanwhile, Brian Barton and Garrett McMullen of Jones & DeMille Engineering reported that a mild winter will allow the road contractor to get an early start on the springtime work. The frost is out of the ground and water tank trucks for dust suppression aren't experiencing freezing problems. In March and April, workers will be finishing up east of Harmon Canyon, installing concrete low water crossings and culverts.
Starting in April, earthwork will begin near Sheep Canyon and move westward. From May to September, the road crews will be working on grading, drainage and surfacing.
Plans now call for a single layer of chip seal to be topped off with a microsurfacing layer. This microsurfacing is a polymer modified asphalt emulsion that toughens the road and prevents tearing of the chip seal, the engineers explained.
There will be limited laying of concrete or asphalt where extra durability is required. Those areas include low water drainage spots, major intersections and cattle guard transitions.
Once the job is done in the fall, the improved road will be ready for tourists in passenger cars. But while the work is going on, sedans "are not a good idea," said the BLM's associate field office manager Julie Howard. She said her office is getting the word out that family cars are not recommended on the road this summer.
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Hearing scratching sounds in the night? Strange noises in the attic or walls? Chances are, you've got a new furry (or feathery) friend living in your home. Many animals move into Kansas homes looking for food or shelter and end up getting a little too comfortable. The most common of these noise-causing animals are rodents (rats and mice), bats, birds, raccoons and squirrels.
When bats enter Kansas homes through small holes, sometimes they get stuck in the walls. Once in the walls, bats make scratching and squeaking sounds, as they tend to become disoriented when trying to get unstuck. Since bats are nocturnal animals, you will most likely hear these animal noises at night when the bats are most active. In order to stop these annoying scratching sounds, a Kansas Critter Control professional should come out to your home, identify where the scratching sounds are coming from within the walls and determine the best solution for removing the bat. Bats are also known for forming colonies inside attics, which can lead to significant damage to your Kansas home. You can identify bats in the attic by their scratching and scurrying sounds.
The most common complaints associated with rats and mice are the scratching noises heard in walls or ceilings. Rodents will make the most noise during the night when they are searching for food and during the cold Kansas winter nights when they are searching for shelter. Kansas Critter Control can help keep rodents out of your home by trapping the rats and mice within the home, identifying their entry points and sealing off these holes.
When birds enter homes, they are commonly seeking a comfortable place to build their nests. If birds move too far into the home, they can get stuck in attics and walls. When this happens, birds will often make scratching and chirping sounds when trying to get loose. They may also claw at or hit their surroundings with their wings. These bird noises are most often heard in Kansas homes during the early morning hours when birds are rising for food. Kansas Critter Control has professional wildlife personnel who can help remove birds from walls, attics, roofs or ceilings and relocate them and their nests to a safe place.
These nocturnal animals are notorious for getting stuck in attics and making loud noises in the middle of the night. Raccoons will enter attics when looking for shelter and will make a comfy home out of your attic insulation. During the night hours, you may hear raccoons running back and forth in the ceiling of your Kansas home or scratching at your drywall. Raccoons can be some of the loudest animals when stuck inside the home. To effectively get rid of raccoons and prevent these raccoon sounds from keeping you up all night, a Kansas Critter Control professional should be called. Our experts can effectively trap raccoons and keep them out of your home for good.
Tree squirrels have a tendency to enter attics and set up permanent residency in Kansas homes. Homeowners will commonly complain of jumping, scurrying or scratching sounds in the ceiling during the daylight hours. Squirrels will make significant amount of noise when entering and exiting the home in search of food. Critter Control professionals in the Kansas area can help keep squirrels from getting into your home by trapping these problem squirrels and sealing off their entry points.
If you are hearing scratching sounds at night or during the day within the walls, ceiling or attic of your home, you most likely have an animal problem. Contact the Kansas Critter Control office near you.
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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) -- Some people are choosing electronic cigarettes instead of smoking regular cigarettes. It's become a controversial topic in the medical community.
At Lite Up and Live cigarette shop on Plainfield Avenue, owner Jim Freiburger says he's helping people kick the habit. "I get a lot of people coming in saying it's been six weeks since I had a cigarette. I feel great." The battery operated device heats up liquid nicotine and the vapor is inhaled. It doesn't contain any of the tobacco leaf.
"I think people think electronic cigarettes are a safe alternative to tobacco," says respiratory therapist and smoking cessation coach, Laura VanHeest. She's not convinced it's a good idea. She says nicotine is a highly addictive drug. "What I think is that they need to understand is nicotine, in its own right, is a deadly drug and it needs to be regulated and safe."
E-cigarettes have not been approved by the FDA and are not regulated.
"You can buy them and they'll have 24 milligrams of nicotine in a cigarette and it's 400 puffs. But, how many in a day, how much nicotine are they getting?" VanHeest wonders. She says if someone wants to stop smoking, they should see a professional and consider FDA approved options.
At Lite Up and Live, Freiburger believes in the product. He says if it gets people to stop smoking, it's doing some good.


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