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Posted on February 12, 2008Ever wonder how the band came to be called Killswitch Engage? We asked Mike earlier today, and here's the tale: "well I had the Killswitch part for a while.. I was watching THE X-FILES and the word popped up and I thought it was cool. The Engage part came cause there needed to be some sort of adjective to "enhance" the Killswitch Part. At 1st no one liked it "it is too STAR TREK" everyone said... but it grew on everyone after a while.The final decision to keep the name came when they fell in love with the logo." Mike also comes up with most of the song titles. You learn something new every day.
So, you remember we told you that the band were hunting a new drummer? That Adam was going to return to guitar? Tom Gomes is the new sticksman. What can we tell you about him? Fresh from the mouth of Mike comes this: "he was the drummer for Adam and Joel's band AFTERSHOCK, so we all know him from that. He is 24 I think and he has been raised a vegetarian since birth. He plays drums like a machine... very steady and consistant".
What else in the world of KsE? Mike reports, "the record is being tweaked at the moment by Andy Sneap... but it is VERY close. It will be done this week". He also tells they are hopeful of touring with Candiria in the near future - unfortunately only in the US, but good to get out on the road playing shows for the first time in 6 months. Having spent the weekend slaving away to meet art deadlines, he also writes "artwork for the record is in and ready for the pressing plant. As far as the artwork goes... it was my 1st attempt at watercolors... I had fun. Most of the components (real objects) of the cover were scanned in by me. I broke a clock to get some gears... I cut up paper for the front image. The cover is about 15 different images rolled in one. I just like trying new stuff. I go about things "improperly" on purpose to see if the outcome can work to my advantage - lots of trial and error. I like the look of mixing "true life" items in with photoshoppy backgrounds... my girlfriend was mad that I broke the clock for the gears - all in the name of art!" Yes, Mike is indeed the designer.
Remember we told tales of the US press trip below? It started off a little uncomfortably too... "Adam lost feeling in 1/2 his body due to a pinched nerve... he is doing good, but it is hard to function... most of it is due to sitting in a bad chair at the recording studio.. and he says he fell asleep on the plane on the way home and slept wrong." We're sure A&R man Mike and mixer Andy weren't involved in any foul play at the studio - not that we've heard of anyway. Mike tells us that Adam is doing much better now, just waiting for feeling to return in his fingers. "He practiced with us Sunday and everything sounded great." Stressful times though - get well soon Adam.
Adam returned back from the mix sessions in the UK with Andy Sneap on Monday (Feb 25). Sneap is now working solo, doing a few final tweaks on the mixes, and then mastering.
The band's UK press officer has been out in the US hooking up some cool Kerrang! & Metal Hammer folks with the band. We got an email from Mike, KsE's bassist. What did it say? "Everything went well yesterday with the gang.. boy did they look tired! The best part was the hotel they got booked at.. be sure and ask her about that one! fun times Miked". Now you are as curious as we were, yes? One enquiring email later, Mike replied, "From what they told me it was a gay hotel complete with drag queens, gay porn magazines and poodles! The way they described it was great! It was amazing. I told them they must have thought the name of the magazine was "Man Hammer" instead of Metal Hammer! Miked KsE " Fun and games indeed, these tales from the road. Never a dull moment.
Friday Mar 15 at the Elysium (in Austin, Texas), KILLSWITCH ENGAGE will be performing at the Century Media Records showcase which will also feature the following artists: Shadows Fall, Diecast, Haste, Scar Culture, etc. The show promises to be nothing short of staggering. Wish we could be there. Note that Shadows Fall frontman used to front the band OVERCAST which featured Mike D from Killswitch Engage on bass. It's gonna be a big reunion.
So how did Mike (bassist) spend his weekend? Sending an email update to us about the band, that's how. And here, hot off the email, is his report: "So Adam should be in the UK at this point taking 1 plane to Nottingham and another to Leeds. The photo shoot went great, Photographer Daniel Moss was very cool and had lots of ideas for the shoot. We started the day off at 10 AM at boarded up INSANE ASYLUM that had been closed for 15 years... very spooky, lots of noises could be heard from inside the buildings (which have been empty and boarded up for quite some time). After lunch we headed to a tobacco farm for some strange shots under these crazy stringy things. We finished off the day at a broken down railroad track bridge.. very UNSAFE I might add, but Daniel had no problems ordering us on the rickety bridge for some posing. Wrapping up at 6PM it was a hard days work.. and VERY cold I might add, some of us were told to take off our jackets to "add something different to the photos"... we all thought it was just to make us all cold. Fortunately I was the only one who got the flu out of everyone.. oh well, all in the name of rock and roll. fun stuff... talk to you soon Miked". Thanks Mike, we appreciate the words... we're sure the photos will look great... and get well soon!
Release has been set for May 20th. This is the last weekend Killswitch Engage has in the studio recording their upcoming debut Alive Or Just Breathing?, as next weekend (Feb 8) KsE drummer / producer Adam will be heading here to the UK to mix this debut with Andy Sneap. BUT, before he goes, Roadrunner crew will be heading up to Westfield, MA where the band has been recording, with the purpose of the inaugural KsE photoshoot. Word is that Roadrunner personnel with be spending Tuesday (Feb 5) scouting locations in Westfield for the shoot, and that on Wednesday (Feb 6) the actual deed will occur.
So, word coming down from the A&R department is that Killswitch Engage has about four sessions left until the recording of their Roadrunner debut is complete. As of right now, producer and drummer Adam Dutkiewitz is scheduled to fly to Nottingham on Feb 8th to mix this bad boy with acclaimed producer Lord Andy Sneap. Mixing is to commence on Feb 10th. So, what does Andy have to say about this upcoming KsE project? He has been quoted saying the following, and we couldn't have written it any better ourselves: "KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, a new Roadrunner signing who, if like me you miss power chords, riffs and guitar squeals in this day of detuned, single note, toe touching nu-metal garbage, will not disappoint."
Thoughts on an incredible creation coming from a small studio in Westfield, Mass. So, Killswitch Engage's A&R Rep here at Roadrunner (Mike Gitter) took RR US web dude Chris into his office early last week to hear the latest of the Killswitch Engage recordings. Four songs he played - "Temple From The Within", "Transfiguration", "My Last Serenade", "Self Revolution". What did Chris think? "Wow". At some point while Mike had this new KsE material cranking, his phone rang. Without turning the music down even a fraction of a decibel, Mike picked up the phone...one can guess the guy on the other side asked "what are you listening to?" "Some shitty band," mused Mike with a smile on his face. Turns out the call on the other line was KsE's current drummer (more to come on that) and producer of the music, Adam Dutkiewitz. With the music still playing, the two discuss dates...calendars get examined...dates are agreed upon...songs titles are listed...and somewhere along the line the words "Eight more days with Jesse" is spoken (meaning 8 more days of vocal tracking is left).
The door to Mike's office is open. Sitting on the couch outside just happened to be Machine Head's Robert Flynn (guitar/vocals) and Adam Duce (bass). From their demeanor, expression, and enthusiasm when talking with Mike about the band, you could tell they were impressed with what they were hearing. During his conversation with Robert and Adam, Mike proudly tells "we've put out some very expensive records that don't sound as good as this...and we're only 60% of the way there." Some big sounds are coming from a small studio in Westfield, Mass. Indeed. Since that day last week, Mike reports today Jan 15 that KsE is nearing completion of their Roadrunner debut, titled Alive Or Just Breathing. Word is that only vocals on two tracks along with some random touch-up work remain.
Did You Know? Adam Dutkiewitz is only the drummer in the band by default. He is actually a guitarist by trade. Apparently, it's true. Carl, our manager of new media at Roadrunner US, frankly tells "he's one of those dicks that can do everything." (yes, Carl has known Adam since well before KsE signed with Roadrunner, and he says it in a loving, perhaps even envious tone). Well, with recording almost complete, word has it Killswitch Engage is readying a new touring line-up that brings drummer Adam D. out from behind the kit to play GUITAR. While, the change is not totally 100% just yet, it looks as if KsE is adding drummer Tom Gomes, who played drums with Adam and fellow six-stringer Joel in the defunct metalcore mob, Aftershock. Says bassist Mike D'Antonio of the much needed line-up shift: "Things are clicking... we are having a blast with the new songs.... should know soon if the 5 piece is set in stone." Once again, weirdly enough, Adam is a guitarist first and a drum leviathan in Killswitch by default. Adam's shift to rhythm guitar has been something the band has long been discussing and it looks as if Killswitch Engage has found the right man for the job.
Did you know that KsE drummer Adam is vastly multitalented? He graduated from BERKELEY (world renowned music college) and plays every instrument in the book, produces, engineers... the whole works. He is producing the KsE album and Andy Sneap is mixing and mastering.
Did you know that when Mike isn't being the KsE bassist he works as a designer for Clear Channel? What does he do exactly? Well, last week he did an Ozzy billboard for Times Square in New York... yes, it's true. If you live in NY, look out for it! Of course, he had to do a Creed one afterwards, but you know, every job has it's highs and lows, or lows and highs, whichever way you prefer to look at it.
Did you know that Adam is coming over to the UK to oversee the mixing/mastering of the album in Nottingham? To save £$, the rest of the band are staying home, but they're not avoiding the cold weather. As I type this, Mike tells me it's snowing right now.
Did you know the band are planning to hit the road touring in the US from March/April through June? However, Mike tells, "no clue as to who we are going with. I do know there are several bands interested in taking us, only time will tell. We must get this record FINISHED 1st and foremost..."
Did you know the album title "ALIVE OR JUST BREATHING" is a chorus in the KsE song called "Just Barely Breathing"? How did it come about? Mike divulges, "I really liked the title and pushed to get everyone in the band to okay it. In short, not only is being in a band making us whole and "ALIVE", but it also represents us as a band and the chances we are taking to "make this thing work". Sappy? Maybe."
Did you know rumour has it the cover art is done but is being kept under wraps til closer to release? What's it like? "Hard to describe", says Mike. You'll just have to wait and see.
Until next time, that wraps up this game of Did You Know. How did you do? By the way, it's Mike who does most of the official band site updating and he's redone lots recently. Check it out at www.killswitchengage.com
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POTSDAM The Potsdam Humane Society is asking town councils for more money under annual contracts to house the animals picked up in those communities. Executive Director Alicia M. Maynard traveled across much of St. Lawrence County recently to renegotiate contracts with some of the 11 municipalities the group serves.
The towns of Hopkinton, Norfolk and Stockholm are deliberating proposals from the society, while Brasher already has agreed to a $950 increase in 2014, from $3,800 to $4,750.
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Ms. Maynard said numbers are re-evaluated each year through a new animal database. She said each stray costs $180 to house at the shelter, and contract fees are based on the number of animals from each town. Education, she said, helps towns reduce their stray-animal populations.
We do a lot of involvement with local schools, Ms. Maynard told Hopkinton Town Council members last week. We go to the colleges and do a bunch of different programs, and we actually want to be a bit more proactive this year. Were hoping what we can do is if we help continue education and helping the public know about the spay-and-neuter program, well get your numbers lower.
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So I'm pondering freezer bag cooking and downsizing to a 700ml titanium pot to heat water and eliminating a bowl from my setup. I currently have a nesting bowl/mug. I cannot survive without coffee, however, even if it is Starbucks Via instant - so was thinking about a smaller titanium mug to next inside the 700ml pot. First - do all coffee drinkers carry a mug or end up using a nalgene or something else, and if so, what kind do you carry? Titanium (single or double walled?) Or something else (plastic, stainless)?
I carry a small, double walled titanium mug (Snow Peak). I drink single malt out of it at night, and without washing, coffee (strong, since the cup is so small) out of it in the morning. Works well for me.
I carry a SP 600. Heat up water in it, pour into freezer bag. While that rehydrates, heat up some more water for my coffee. One mug as my pot and coffee mug. I've never missed not having another cup.
Yup. I carry the usual Snowpeak single wall Ti mug. I also use it to dip into water sources and funnel into my used sprite bottles, since I use Aquamira and not a filter.
I used to use freezer bags but added a bowl (ziplock screw top) to eat out of. It's easier and in the end probably lighter because you don't have nasty wet bags you're carrying around. I still take a mug (cup off the top of an old thermos) for coffee. I usually boil water for food, add to dehydrated food in bowl, top off the water for coffee, remove from heat and add grounds, let it settle/steep a bit, and pour with the lid on after its settled. The only thing I'd like to change is finding a bowl that either fits inside my pot or is a little bigger than the pot that the pot could fit in, but it's worked for a couple years so isn't too big of a priority.
Small titanium cup. Gotta have my joe.
I just use the paper or foam cut I got from the gas station / fast food joint on the drive up to the trail.My pot is short and fat so these typically doesn't nest but I just fill it with food items before packing and haven't had issues with crushing.
I just drink out of my 900 ml Ti potI've thought about getting an additional Ti or Al mug, but too lazy
I've been drinking out of my cooking pot, but this year I'm going to rock a small polypropylene stackable GSI cup... because I want to see what it is like to enjoy my tea or coffee while I'm cooking my food.
Just curious for those that are using ti mugs...why? They're expensive and heavy. What am I missing? Head down to the thrift store for some sexy plastic. Cheap and well under an oz.
I take a 400ml mug with my regular cook pot. The mug also forms part of my SUL cook kit, used with a Ti Esbit wing stove, foil for windscreen and lid and a folding Ti spoon. That is great for overnighters or day hikes. The Snowpeak silicone "hot lips" goodie is helpful with a single wall design. Hauling an extra cup isn't SUL, but I want to sip while cooking other stuff. A Ti Sierra Cup can be a great second pot/cup/bowl. They are great for dipping water too. I would like to get a double-wall Ti mug, but they are single purpose and really expensive-- and not all that light. I ran a thread on the $1 Starbucks coffee cup. From there it jumps up to 4oz insulated mugs like the REI/Alladin style bugs with a lid. REI and Sigg have offered coffee cups that are more thermos and will keep it warm for the better part of a day. Hardly UL.
short/wide version. with the metal ring cut off 25g. I mark the side with 3/4c and 1c measurements. I use mine for Hot chocolate since coffee is gross ;) also good for oatmeal,cream of wheat etc. It fits inside my Stoic 700 enough and the lid fits on the cup.. all fits inside the mesh bag http://www.campbellsoup.com/Products/Microwavable
My wife will also not forgo coffee, so we bought a couple of GSI "Infinity" insulated mugs. They weigh 3 ounces, cost $4 and keep drinks nice and hot. I leave mine at home in the summer, but it is essential for hot tang and vodka in the winter ;)
I use my 700mL Ti mug for the coffee. It's the only pot I carry. Boil water for rehydrating first, get the food soaking, boil another cup for coffee. I like my coffee sweet and light so I pack pre-measured sugar/creamer in zip loc bags for my coffee.
Plastic or foam or cut of platypus mug anytime over burning hot and heavy and expensive titanium...
Agree with Brendan and Peter. I only use titanium when I'll be out for a long time and would be SOL if my cup/pot breaks. For a non-essential like a coffee mug, just get plastic or cheap aluminum. Both can be had for under $5 if you look. My double wall plastic mug w/lid was a promo freebie, weighs 3oz, holds 16oz and weighs less than a smaller sized double wall titanium mug without a lid (e.g., a snowpeak double wall cup)
Edited by Konrad1013 on 02/21/2013 16:23:18 MST.
Unless you like shot gunning your coffee, plastic is the way to go. Single wall titanium mugs only stay hot for a few minutes. The new $1 plastic cup from Starbucks cup is nice and light. Or just go to REI and pick up a plastic mug (http://www.rei.com/product/830752/rei-campware-cup). A couple of ounces is worth it for good coffee. Speaking of coffee, what coffees and/ or devices are you all using. I've recently started using the Jetboil French Press. It's worth it's weight but gets some grounds in my cup. I haven't had much luck with Via. Definitely not those Nescafé instant packs.
Edited by ianders on 02/21/2013 16:58:45 MST.
I've done fine just using a 12 oz Starbucks paper cup (i.e., tall size) complete with lid and straw and the Via coffee. No mess no fuss, like to add some Nido powdered milk as creamer and for extra calories. The cups are durable enough, doesn't matter if they get crushed a bit in my pack outer pocket, fine for me on a five day trip.I also don't mind if my coffee is lukewarm. I like to nurse it on the trail for an hour or so. I've gotten pretty good with a trekking pole in one hand and a Starbucks cup in the other.
I use an 8oz peanut butter jar. Having a screw on lid makes it so it can be used to reconstitute dehydrated food while I hike and the lip means I can tie a line around it to lower into a water source that I normally wouldn't be able to reach.
styrofoam coffee cup, store it in your little pot.
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"Report of the Comptroller of the Treasury...," Nashville, Tennessee, November 5, 1847Library Collection
Poster of Jack Daniel's Distillery No. 1, Lynchburg, Tennessee, n.d.Library Photograph Collection, Oversize
George Dickel Distillery, Tullahoma, Tennessee, August 17, 1959RG 82, Department of Conservation Photograph Collection
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Letter [front] from Robert B. Cheatham requesting permission to distill 100 barrels of whiskey, Nashville, Tennessee, October 5, 1864Washington Family Papers
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"Nation 'Dry' Tonight as Stringent Law Begins," Nashville Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee, January 16, 1920Newspaper Microfilm Collection
"Prohibition Act Is Void, New Jersey Suit Claims," Nashville Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee, March 5, 1920Newspaper Microfilm Collection
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Melvin Long guarding his still Clay County, Tennessee, ca. 1930sLooking Back at Tennessee Collection
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Sheriff Henry Barker and Deputy Jim Taylor Stewart with a confiscated still in front of the Sequatchie County Jail, Dunlap, Tennessee, ca. 1920Looking Back at Tennessee Collection
Men at an illegal still Chilhowee Mountain, McMinn County, Tennessee, 1926Looking Back at Tennessee Collection
Pardon of James Bowers, Nashville, Tennessee, November 13, 1920Looking Back at Tennessee Collection
State v. Sam Waters, Blount County, Tennessee, 1932RG 170, Supreme Court Trail Cases
State v. Sam Waters (excerpts), Blount County, Tennessee, 1932RG 170, Supreme Court Trail Cases
State v. Akos Madjernick and Charles Madjernick Jr. (excerpts), Knox County, Tennessee, 1935RG 170, Supreme Court Trial Cases
"Dry Agent Killed While Destroying a Still," Nashville Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee, June 14, 1920Newspaper Microfilm Collection
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Former Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Alan Greenspan (pictured) came up with a novel way to claim the U.S. government would never default on debt: print the difference. Greenspan told NBC's "Meet the Press" August 7, in response to a question about the recent downgrade in the U.S. bond rating by Standard and Poor's:
This is not an issue of credit rating. The United States can pay any debt it has because we can always print money to do that. So there is zero probability of default.
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May your iMac and you enjoy many happy days together!
Picked one up last week when the new models were rolled out
Pretty nice system. I have been using a 2.0 Ghz Core 1 Duo MacBook for over a year now. And being a VM guy, playing with VMWare and Parallels. Man, VMWare rocks on this Core2Duo chip! My FC7 Athlon single core is a slow snail in comparison!
I hee-hawed on getting this or the Ubuntu Dell tower. I went for this for 2 reasons:
1) I could get it that day (yes I am impatient, but 3-5 weeks is too long for me)
2) The smaller formfactor. Now I can use a video capture card and a vga-rca converter to work on a spare machine and not need a second monitor, or spare space for another tower. Plus even without that, the lessened desktop space is nice.
3) ApplePorts Kernel Killer has been shooting me some awesome ideas on what software to use since I got my MacBook (thanks dude). He told me about DarwinPorts, which seemingly is now ApplePorts (thanks TWAT ep:266 http://www.twatech.org/show.php?ep=266)
4) Better multimedia creation tools. Sorry but as bad as I thought Windows was with media creation, Linux is worse off. Wish I could code so I could help and had the time to do so. But .....
Either way, cool units. Keyboards are sweet. And dunno why people hate the Mighty mouse so much. Not the greatest mouse, but not bad nonetheless.
May your iMac and you enjoy many happy days together!
Still like linux though As good as OSX is, GNOME and the Linux way is still superior. I just wanted a good system that day that met several criteria. If worse came to worse, I could have wiped a Sony or HP and load RHEL or Fedora on it, but why pay the MS tax for nothing? At least OSX pleases me rather than incessantly pissing the crap out of me like Vista.
FC6 works nice on it btw.
Well, I'm completely OS X at home now. Bought an iMac as well, and a MBP. using Vista on the iMac for my games (when I actually play), and everything else on the OS X partition. Parallels has proven itself worthy to me, running XP Pro for the applications I have to develop for Win32 (Steam works on it pretty well also). On top of that, it also does the job in running OpenBSD to build my Soekris images to the flash card. Ever since the whole Flash and Java support went out the window for Linux and BSD, I ditched them as a desktop (All my servers are still Debian or FreeBSD 7.0 though).
Still, there are a few things that haven't been migrated to Leopard though. Various applications crash, or don't work at all because of the changes. Even the Darwinports installer seems to be pretty messed up. Of course, I was able to find various Objective-C applications that ended up working out better than what I was going to install from Darwinports.
I am moving away from OSX, but I still have OSX on my MacBook. I was using paralells, but moved to vmware fusion and that was pretty nice. Sick of the lack of true cross platform vm support of parallels. Their linux version is ancient and incompatible, windows was iffy at best.
Just tired of Leopard. Its not working well on anything I own. Tiger has too many limitations that the FLOSS world does not have. Nice hardware, OSX although nice, its just too reminiscent of Paris Hilton -- too much fluff, little meat.
can you elaborate? I've found so much more I could do with OS X, than I could in Linux as a whole. What sort of issues were you having with Leopard, and are you still using 10.5.1, because that was a steaming pile.
As for parallels, what issues were you having? Just for fun, I installed FC8 in a guest system, but of course, coherence doesn't work. Aside from that, everything else worked great. It's been great to me, but I'm guessing you had some specific issues I haven't run across. Also, are you, or were you using the latest greatest version?
well as for parallels --vmware is just better. Faster, better cross platform options, and better management tools (as expected for a 10 yro product.)
As for issues with OSS, my biggest issue is with cross platform options that actally work. Openoffice and Gimp are the two worst offenders. What is fine on Win and Lin sucks badly on OSX. As much as I would like to use X11 more, it still has issues integrating properly.
For now what i am doing is using a vm for linux and windows on my MacBook and Linux on everything else. This way I can still do what I need to with the least pain and time waste. Vmware offers full crossplatform usage of the same vm package where parallels an virtualbox still lag (to varyng degrees.)


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In an effort to win damages from ExxonMobil for contamination that delayed reconstruction of a historic fort on Lighthouse Point, the Fort La Presentation Association is soliciting resolutions of support by local governments and community organizations.
The association was left out of an $8 million settlement between ExxonMobil and the state Comptrollers Office Oil Spill Fund announced in November.
The association has a separate claim pending against ExxonMobil with the Comptrollers Office.
Petroleum contamination was discovered on Lighthouse Point in 2001 by the fort association, left over from when ExxonMobil and its corporate predecessors owned the property. The site was cleaned up in 2006 and 2007 by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
The association for decades has been looking to construct a replica of the fort on Lighthouse Point, near where the actual fort once stood.
Fort association President Barbara J. OKeefe said the years spent waiting for the company to clean up the site and the subsequent years spent pursuing damages has significantly set back the associations plans to redevelop the point as a historic landmark and tourist destination.
The original fort was built in 1749 by French Sulpician priest Abbe Francois Picquet.
Mrs. OKeefe said in 2005 ExxonMobil paid the fort association $100,000 to cover legal expenses incurred up to that point, but the association has not received anything since.
Were looking to have a conversation with ExxonMobil and settle this, Mrs. OKeefe said.
While she declined to comment on exactly how much association members hope to be awarded, Mrs. OKeefe noted that the association is not expecting to receive $2.25 million, the amount set aside for the fort in a previous settlement reached by then-Comptroller Alen G. Hevesi in 2006 that was ultimately rejected by then-Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.
Mrs. OKeefe said she wants to get ExxonMobil to the bargaining table.
So far St. Lawrence County, the city of Ogdensburg, the village of Heuvelton and the town of Morristown have passed resolutions supporting the forts efforts.
The resolutions urge state Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman to use all possible legal means to reach a resolution that includes restitution from ExxonMobil to the Fort Association, and the people of Ogdensburg and St. Lawrence County for the losses incurred by the city and county as a consequence of the ExxonMobil contamination.
Mrs. OKeefe said she hopes to see more municipalities and community organizations joining the effort.
She also encouraged citizens to write to local and state representatives to urge them to act.
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ExxonMobil declined to comment on the resolutions.
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Driver area with carbon fiber and LEDs
Carbon Fiber Central Console - $2,518
Carbon Fiber for Lower Zone Interior - $6,138
Lower zone interior in carbon fiber
Exterior Sill Kick in Carbon Fiber - $1,731
Door sills in carbon fiber
Cruise Control - $1,046
Cruise control
Colored Safety Belts - $866
Colored safety belts
Color Upon Request for Central Tunnel - $709
Color upon request for central tunnel
Leather and Alcantara Interior w/DAY1 - $7,712
Alcantara upholstery; Requires: [DAY1] Daytona Style for the Seats
Leather and Alcantara Interior - $4,879
Alcantara upholstery
Dashboard Trim in Carbon Fiber - $6,138
Carbon fiber trim
Daytona Style for the Seats - $3,620
Daytona seats
Color Upon Request for Dashboard - $1,181
Customized interior color
Color Upon Request for Front Dashboard - $630
Customized interior color
Two-Tone Interior w/ DAY1 - $5,509
Customized interior color; Requires: [DAY1] Daytona Style for the Seats
Two-Tone Interior - $2,518
Customized interior color
Electric Seats - $3,463
Driver seat and Front passenger seat with four 8-way power ; details: power height and power tilt
Front Lifter - $4,407
Front lifter
Carbon Fiber Front Wings - $3,305
Front spoiler
Run Flat Tires - $2,754
Front and rear tires includes: run-flat
Inner Grills in Leather Color - $315
Inner grills to match leather color
Heat Insulating Windshield - $675
Heat insulating windshield
iPod Installation - $881
Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel w/ LEDs - $4,564
Carbon & leather-trimmed, steering wheel; LED rpm indicator on steering
Scuderia Ferrari Shields on Fenders - $1,542
Scuderia Ferrari Shields on fender
Diamond Stitching Pattern for the Seats - $3,305
Diamond pattern stitching on seats
Internal and External Electrochromatic Rearview Mirrors and Homelink System - $1,574
Driver and passenger door mirrors; Auto-dimming rear view mirror; Garage door opener; Coming home device
Internal Electrochromatic Rearview Mirror - $630
Auto-dimming rear view mirror
Internal & External Electrochromatic Rearview Mirrors - $1,496
Driver and passenger door mirrors; Auto-dimming rear view mirror
Satellite Navigation System - $3,305
Internal HD navigation system with full map and voice; Bluetooth
Rear Parking Camera - $3,463
Rear camera parking distance sensors
Front and Rear Parking Sensors - $2,203
Front and rear radar parking distance sensors
Rear Parking Sensors - $1,259
Rear radar parking distance sensors
Sports Sill Cover - $1,102
Sports sill cover
Color Upon Request for Seat Piping - $866
Seat piping color upon request
Paint Color "Colori anni '50 e '60" - $10,512
Customized paint
Out of Range Paint Color - $8,713
Customized paint
20" Chrome Shadow Wheels - $2,361
Front and rear alloy chrome wheels: 20"
20" Painted Sports Wheels - $5,509
Front and rear alloy wheels: 20"
Tachometer in Red Color - $0
Tachometer in red
Tachometer in White Color - $866
Tachometer in white
Tachometer in Yellow Color - $0
Tachometer in yellow
Super Carbon Fiber Racing Seats - $7,555
Driver seat and Front passenger seat : racing; Seats available in small, medium or large
20" Forged Sport Wheels w/ Diamond Finish - $7,083
Front and rear alloy wheels: 20"
Full Electric Seats - $5,194
Driver seat : heated with seven 14-way power ; details: memorized height, memorized lumbar and memorized tilt, front passenger seat : heated with seven 14-way power; Passenger door mirrors; Memorized adjustment: includes door mirror position, rearview mirror and steering wheel position
Diamond Style for the Roof - $1,494
Diamond style roof
Leather Upholstery for Rear Shelf - $2,503
Rear shelf in leather
Smokers Kit - $3,305
Cigar lighter in the front; Ashtray in the front
Hi-Fi Premium Sound System - $5,194
Eleven JBL speakers; Amplifier; 640 watts
Color Upon Request for Standard Stitching - $448
Color upon request with special stitching; Excludes: [STC2] Color Upon Request w/ Special Stitching
Color Upon Request w/ Special Stitching - $448
Color upon request with special stitching
Color Upon Request for Steering Wheel - $472
Color upon request for steering wheel
Suit Holder - $2,203
Suit holder
Alcantara Upholstery for Upper Zone - $1,102
Upper zone in Alcantara
Interior Color for Upper Zone - $1,102
Customized interior color
Space Saver 20" Wheel Kit - $1,889
Space-saver spare tire (stored internally)
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2011 Ferrari 458 Italia Performance
Engine: 4.5L V 8 DOHC and variable valve timing
Premium unleaded fuel
Fuel economy: Gasoline:, 12 MPG city, 18 MPG highway, 14 MPG combined and 318 mi. range
Gasoline direct fuel injection
22.7gallon fuel tank
Power (SAE): 562 hp @ 9,000 rpm; 398 ft lb of torque @ 6,000 rpm
2011 Ferrari 458 Italia Handling
Brake assist system
Ceramic brakes
Four-wheel disc brakes: four ventilated
Electronic brake distribution
Electronic traction control (via ABS & engine management)
Rear mechanical limited-slip differential
Responsive suspensionfeatures driver selectable and electronic-control
Stability control
Independent front wishbone suspension with stabilizer bar and coil springs, independent rear multi-link suspension with stabilizer bar and coil springs
Tire kit
2011 Ferrari 458 Italia Exterior
Body-color front and rear bumpers
Day time running lights
Body-color heated driver and passenger power door mirrors
External dimensions: overall length (inches): 178.2, overall width (inches): 76.3, overall height (inches): 47.8, wheelbase (inches): 104.3, front track (inches): 65.8 and rear track (inches): 63.2
Headlight cleaners
Headlights: Bi-Xenon with projector beam lenses
Leather trim
Black paint
Fixed rear window
Weights: published curb weight (lbs): 3,267
Rain sensor
2011 Ferrari 458 Italia Interior
12V power outlet(s) in front
Element antenna
Anti-theft protection includes: interior monitoring
Harman/kardon audio system with AM/FM radio, CD player (reads MP3 format)
Cargo capacity:
Trip computer: includes average speed and range for remaining fuel
Front cup holders
Outside air temperature indicator
Intelligent driver and passenger front airbag
Driver seat and Front passenger seat : racing
Front seat belts with pre-tensioners for driver and passenger
Headlight control with dusk sensor
Two front seat head restraints
Internal dimensions:
Low tire pressure indicator
MP3 player
Remote power locks
Vehicle speed-proportional power steering
Front power windows with two-touch on one window
Front reading lights
Rear view mirror
Electric trunk/hatch release
Front curtain airbag
Seating: two passengers
Leather upholstery
Service interval indicator
Eight speakers
Leather-trimmed, tilt/ telescoping steering wheel
Ventilation system with micro filter
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Drive Train Warranty:
In some cases the drive train warranty continues after the basic warranty has expired. This part of the warranty covers most of the parts that make the vehicle move, including the engine, transmission, drive axles and driveshaft. Like the basic warranty, consumable parts such as hoses and belts are not covered. However, most of the internal parts of the engine, such as the pistons and bearings, which are also subject to wear and tear, are covered by the drive train warranty.
Roadside Assistance:
Many manufacturers provide a service that will rescue you if your car leaves you stranded, even if it's your fault. Lock yourself our of your car? Run out of gas? Got a flat tire? A call to the manufacturer's toll-free number will result in somebody showing up who can help you out. There is a huge variance in these programs so check ahead of time to see what is covered and what you will have to pay for.
Rust or Corrosion Warranty:
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate community editor
With the barrage of presidential campaigning and primary result media coverage, Carbon County residents may forget that many local governing positions will be included on the November ballot.
But the 2008 elections could shake up Carbon County in the same way a new president will the nation.
The county clerk's office will accept candidate submissions for two open commissioner seats from March 7 through March 17 at 5 p.m.
The opening seats are occupied by Commissioner Mike Milovich and Commissioner Steven Burge.
Burge recently tendered his resignation to the county, stating that he will vacate his commission seat in September.
It is undetermined whether the position will remain vacant until the November election or other action will be taken to fill the commission seat.
Candidates wishing to join the commissioner races must be United States citizens and registered voters of the county one year immediately preceding the election, according to the county clerk's office.
While no local cities have council or mayoral positions up for election, the board of education has three open seats. The positions are occupied by Barry Deeter, representing Helper; Debi Blackburn, representing south Price; and Grady McEvoy, representing central Price.
Utah District 27 will also select a senator as Mike Dmitrich's seat comes up for election.
Dmitrich has served in the Utah Legislature since 1969. He first served in the House of Representatives and moved to the Utah Senate in 1992.
In order to be eligible for positions at the Utah Legislature, a candidate must:
Be a United States citizen at the time of filing.
Be 25 years old at the filing deadline.
Be a three-year resident of the state at the filing deadline.
Be a resident for six months of the senate or representative district from which elected at the filing deadline.
For the voting public to qualify as a voter individuals must be a U.S. Citizen, a resident of Utah for at least 30 days prior to the next election, at least 18-years-old by the next election and their principal place of residence must be in a specific voting precinct in Utah.
The ballot will also include the position currently held by Scott Matheson who has served in Washington since 2001.
Lastly the county will have the opportunity to vote for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General as incumbents Jon Huntsman Jr., Gary R. Herbert and Mark Shurleff could vie to return for another term.


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In conjunction with the latest NVIDIA® SHIELD™ update, Tegra Android Development Pack 2.0r6 provides same-day support for the powerful SHIELD game development tools, including Tegra Profiler, Nsight Tegra and PerfHUD ES. Tegra Android Development Pack (TADP) is a suite of SDKs, developer tools, drivers and OS images bundled in a single package to help simplify setting up and managing an Android development environment. In addition to support for the latest Tegra SOC in mobile...
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Lobster Alive is a Restaurant on the beach on Carlisle Bay on the southern edge of Bridgetown famous for its Caribbean Spiny lobster straight from the big distribution tank.
Feast on Grilled whole lobster, Lobster Thermidore, or Lobster Salad, plus a varied menu.
Seating is inside, outside on the patio or on the beach.
The event is dinner with a piano jazz quartet.
The jazz is provided by the Roger Gittens Quartet.comprising:
Roger Gittens on piano
Stuart Jenkins on trombone
Frank Glen on drums
Cecil Bascombe on electric bass
Reservations - 435-0305
Start time: 7:00 PM End time: 10:00 PM
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Monorail lighting kits have everything you need for a basic monorail system installation, including various lengths of flexible rail, stand-offs, a canopy/transformer, rail connectors and end caps. Once a monorail hardware kit is assembled, all you have to do is choose the actual lighting elements (pendants and heads) that will run off of it. The included transformer automatically steps down line voltage to low voltage so, as long as its lamping matches up (LED or halogen/xenon), any low voltage element is suitable.


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Sam FM (Bristol) - listening figures
Overview for Sam FM (Bristol)
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Total weekly hours represents the total amount of listening to this radio station. This is affected by the total amount of weekly listeners, or how long each audience member listens for. Hours is normally the most important number for advertising sales.
Total weekly listeners - total reach - represents the total amount of people who tune in to this radio station. A 'listener' is counted as an adult aged 15+ who listens for at least five minutes.
Hours per listener shows how long people who tune in to this radio station stay listening. This is useful to work out whether the audience likes what they hear: or the consistency of the station sound.
Total market share shows how strong radio station is against other radio stations available. Since 1999, there have been many more radio stations launched, so total share will have decreased for most stations.
While not directly related to the radio output, the survey area population shows how many people live in the survey area that the above figures are based on. Sudden changes to this figure normally represent a change in the survey area, which is requested by stations themselves, reflecting a change in transmission or programming, and will affect the above figures. Otherwise, a slow growth reflects the growth in UK population.
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FORT DRUM A teen from post will have a chance to be named the Northeast regions military youth of the year at a competition early next week in New York City.
Elizabeth A. Kolodgy, 18, said she was honored for a chance to compete for the title. She and her family have lived on post since 2001.
The military youth competition is the first of its kind for the Boys and Girls Club of America, which has presented a separate youth of the year award for several years.
Miss Kolodgy was named the states military youth of the year in May at a ceremony in Albany, an honor that came with a $1,000 scholarship.
I was humbled that they would pick me, she said.
If she were to win the regional award, which will be presented Tuesday, she will receive a $10,000 scholarship. The national winner, picked from five regional winners, receives a $50,000 scholarship.
Miss Kolodgy said she looked forward to talking about the challenges faced by military families and youths like her.
I feel like when people see us as a military family, they dont see the struggles we face; they see the benefits we get, she said. They dont see the kids struggling in school, and they dont have the role model of one of their parents.
A graduating senior at Indian River High School, Philadelphia, Miss Kolodgy has dedicated herself to several activities on and off post.
Among her various roles are serving as a captain of the schools indoor and outdoor track teams and as student council president.
Jody L. Foland, the schools outdoor track coach, described her as very self-motivated and a mentor for other team members.
She was more than a captain, she said. She was an extension of me.
Miss Kolodgy participated in the 4 x 800 relay, shot put, discus and triple jump events.
On post, Miss Kolodgy has held several roles within its youth center programs, including a spot as a founding member of the Garrison Teen Council, which relays youth issues to the posts garrison leadership.
Miss Kolodgy is the daughter of Master Sgt. John A. Kolodgy, of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2-10 Aviation Regiment, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, and Myong Bo Kolodgy. She has two siblings, Charles and Yumi.
Miss Kolodgy said her father has deployed five times in her life, every other year from 2003 to now. Its sad that my father has to go to war, but I know that hes there for a reason and to protect the citizens of the United States, she said. The struggles I face are not as important as the work as my father does.
Miss Kolodgy said she will attend University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, where she plans to study biology and physical therapy and take part in the Air Force ROTC program.
She said her familys legacy of military aviation service was an inspiration for her, and she wanted to follow in her fathers and grandfathers footsteps.
Even though Im too short to be a pilot, I want to be a part of the team and serve my country, she said.
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A Section 401 Water Quality Certificate is Iowa Department of Natural Resource's certification that a project will not violate state water quality standards and is required before the Corps of Engineers can issue a Section 404 permit.
Construction, excavation or filling in streams, lakes, wetlands, or on the flood plains may require permits from both the Corps and Iowa DNR. A Joint Application Form (Protecting Iowa Waters) shall be submitted to both agencies to begin the permit process for any of the following activities:
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources also requires permits for the construction and operation of water and wastewater treatment facilities, water withdrawal, water storage, and solid waste disposal and should be contacted for information about these permits.
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In the one word final of the ninth round during the Lincoln Public School Department District-Wide Spelling Bee Competition for Grades 4-8 at the Lincoln Middle School Auditorium in Lincoln, RI on Tuesday night, February 8, 2011, Lincoln Middle School eighth grader Winston Jiang, left, correctly spells the word "abracadabra" to capture first place and ear the honors of participating in the Rhode Island State Spelling Bee in March, as second place finisher eighth grader Conor Sullivan looks on. Butch Adams/The Times.
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Caption:Students at Castle Heights Elementary show their brightly-colored Halloween candy bags.Representatives from all three stations of Castle Country Radio got on the road Wednesday to make sure local kids had just what they needed for Halloween, a proper bag to carry away all that delicious loot. Local personalities from KARB Kickin' Country, KRPX 95.3 the PEAK and KOAL AM 750 delivered over 3,500 Halloween safety bags to every elementary school in both Carbon and Emery County. The bag giveaway culminated a week-long Halloween safety campaign, a program organized by Castle Country Radio and voiced by Carbon and Emery law enforcement officers along with the Utah Highway Patrol. Castle Country Radio would like to thank: ConocoPhillips, Emery Telcom, Bucyrus, Castle Country Family Medicine, David Hinkins, Swifts, McDonalds, Christine Watkins, Ethan Hurdsman, Savage Services, Castleview Physical Therapy, Emery Care and Rehabilitation, Chute Supply, Wal-Mart, Emery County Recreation and Sutherlands for making this safety campaign possible with their generous sponsorship.
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