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This morning, I got Jerry off to school. I started a few loads of laundry and folded a few loads, too. I made breakfast for Maggie. I made my bed, and opened up the box with the new husband pillows that arrived from Sears. I tested out the husband pillows with Maggie. We played with the box the pillows came in. I cleaned up the kitchen from breakfast and made lunch. Then we ate lunch. I checked my email, got caught up on twitter, watched a bunch of videos on youtube instant (Gaga, Elmo, Florence + The Machine, Titus Andronicus, etc, etc) and did some facebooking. I watched the end of the VMAs that I missed last night.
I also cast on for a hat, worked the 29 bobbles along the brim, worked the body in stockinette, decreased for the crown, fastened off the last 10 stitches, wove in the ends, tried it on Maggie, then took pictures while she added rocks to her rock collection.
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MASSENA Mayor James F. Hidy said he is prepared to stop sending village police officers to the airport to provide federally mandated security details at the end of the month unless the town agrees to pay the village for the expense, about $53,000 this year.
Providing such service has become cost prohibitive to the village police department, Mr. Hidy wrote in an Aug. 4 letter to Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray.
The letter included a copy of a reimbursement agreement that Mr. Hidy wants the Town Council to accept, containing a cost analysis done by Police Chief Timmy J. Currier.
Mr. Currier said that the department is responsible for one hour of overtime each day, as a morning flight at Massena International Airport coincides with a shift change.
To provide coverage for other flights, police spend 4.5 hours per day at the airport, he said.
The combined cost will be $52,890.33 for airport security this year, the chief said.
Mr. Hidy noted the village has not been reimbursed for security expenses for the past year.
Smaller airports had been awarded grant money to help pay for the post-Sept. 11 mandate, but last year the Transportation Security Administration changed the way it calculated the grants, reducing both the estimated number of hours an officer needed to work and the amount each officer would be paid.
Town bookkeeper Nancy Fregoe said in December that the last check the town had received from the TSA represented a 64 percent reduction in reimbursement payments since August 2010.
Given TSAs new reimbursement rate, the town should receive $25,141.20, leaving it responsible for $27,749.13, according to Mr. Currier.
Town Councilman John F. Macaulay said that the town should not have to pay overtime for the security detail.
That job is being done every day. Its a part of the schedule, he said. I do not agree that a routine job these guys are doing should be conducive to an overtime rate.
Councilman Albert N. Nicola agreed. Theyre already on duty, he said.
Mr. Hidy disputed the notion that the airport detail is a routine task.
The primary focus of the Massena Police Department is to protect and serve contractually within the village limits, the mayor said. The service was extended to the town airport through an agreement to be paid accordingly.
Mr. Hidy also said that overtime is regularly needed and that when village police officers are at the airport, village residents are at greater risk.
With the amount of calls that our police department receives, we cannot afford to have a policeman standing idly at the airport, he said.
Mr. Currier said there have been instances when police response has been delayed while an officer was at the airport, outside the village.
Mr. Hidy said that if Town Council members dont want to sign the agreement with the village, they should seek security coverage elsewhere. He said he has urged the town supervisor to approach state police, the St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department or the Border Patrol to discuss providing coverage.
As the Town Council has no meeting scheduled by Sept. 30, Mr. Gray said, We may need to make other arrangements in the interim, but I dont know what those are.
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So, I don't know how many people here read fantasy, but here's one I recommend. It's called The Ten Thousand, by Paul Kearney, and there's a sequal called Corvus. I don't know if there will be a third one.
So anyway, it is fantasy, but it's not another Tolkien copy. Don't get me wrong, I loved LotR, but everyone uses the basic species, settings, etc he came up with (I'm guilty myself). This one is different for a change. There are the Macht, who are humans and very much like the ancient Greeks: bronze weapons and armor, Greek-style helms, fight with spears in phalanxes, lots of city-states fighting amongst themselves, etc. Then there are the Kufr, which encompasses a wide variety of races who are not Macht. The dominant race among the Kufr are the Kefren who are humanoid, but taller, with longer, drawn-out faces, gold colored skin, and wierd color eyes. They rule over a wide variety of other races in a manner similar to the ancient Persian empire.
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|Lees-McRae Discontinues Men's Golf Program
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After months of evaluation, Lees-McRae College and Director of Athletics Craig McPhail have decided to discontinue the College's men's golf program."Our geographic location and climate makes it difficult to give our young men the best resources possible to succeed," said McPhail. "We have had to practice off the mountain during the winter as our local courses don't open until April thus not enabling us a place to practice or play."
The Bobcats recently posted one of the best seasons in program history, recording a school-record seventh place finish at the Conference Carolinas Championships under the direction of Coach David Earnhardt. Freshman Thomas Buchanan (Bakersville, N.C.) delivered the highlight performance of the season on the final day of the conference tournament, carding the low round of the week with a three-under-par 69 to vault into third place, tying a program record for highest finish in the league championship.
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My work shop is directely behind this house on Lund Ave, my shop is on Ocean Blvd next to the shell gas station coming out of my shop at approx 2pm this afternoon, I could hear the crackling and popping I then saw all the black smoke and I thought, "Oh no" the back of my shop was on fire but then I could see that the smoke was coming from a different location I could see the flames though the trees so I grabbed my camera and took these shots, just about that time the fire dept arrived on scene and went to work to put it out.
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Why would you pick up a camera first...why not the phone for 911...What would you have done if there was a loss in life...kids.elderly.handicaped.parents.pets...I sure hope if your home was ever on fire someone would call 911 instead of their camera!
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POTSDAM SUNY Potsdam is instituting tough new rules to crack down on hazing and dangerous consumption of alcohol among fraternities and sororities.
We are concerned about the well-being of our students, college President John F. Schwaller said. I cant protect every student, but I can tell staff and faculty to make the well-being of our students a priority. ... When we discover activities which are liable to cause harm to students, we have to take a stand.
The policies would require fraternities and sororities to hold their new member education programs, or pledging ceremonies, on campus.
During the spring, Greek letter organizations recruit and initiate new members, typically inviting potential members into their houses as pledges. During that time, initiates may be required to participate in ceremonies or rituals.
Mr. Schwaller said those ceremonies and rituals have become increasingly dangerous.
There are too many reports of students subjected to illegal, demeaning, degrading and disturbing behavior, he said. Under state law, hazing that results in an injury is a class A misdemeanor. If no injury occurs, it is a violation.
Over the past five years, there have been 68 complaints against Greek organizations at SUNY Potsdam, including hazing, alcohol and drug charges, theft, vandalism and fights. Four organizations have had temporary losses of recognition and two were permanently banned. During the fall 2012 semester, the university received four hazing reports, Greek Life Coordinator Julie M. Dold said.
Weve heard reports of alcohol misuse, sexual harassment and misconduct, emotional abuse and abuse of power that results in physical or emotional harm, she said. Given that investigations are ongoing, Im not comfortable going into specifics.
SUNY Potsdam also is restricting the hours new member education programs may be held to between 9 a.m. and midnight. Fraternities and sororities must submit their plans to the Office of Campus Life.
Mr. Schwaller also is convening a new Greek Life Task Force to take a comprehensive look at the impact of fraternities and sororities on campus. The last study of Greek life at SUNY Potsdams campus took place in 1995-96.
I really want to look at all aspects of Greek life, he said. I know they will find a lot of commendable things going on.
Mr. Schwaller, himself a fraternity member, said his intention was not to target Greek organizations.
I am a very strong supporter of Greek letter organizations ... but we have had the largest group of challenges from our Greek organizations, he said.
Nevertheless, Ms. Dold said, some organizations arent happy with the changes.
I know they dont like it, but theyve been really receptive, she said. Some are angry, but the majority are coming forward with a level of understanding.
Since Ms. Dold was hired as coordinator of Greek life in 2007, the schools organizations have had recurring problems with alcohol and hazing.
In recent years, SUNY Potsdams Psi Phi Delta, Phi Chi Epsilon and Sigma Pi fraternities were disbanded for similar violations, including charges of a gang assault by former Sigma Pi members in 2008 and the alleged hosting of underage drinking parties by Phi Chi Epsilon. SUNY Potsdam has three active fraternities and 10 active sororities.
Since the creation of the Greek life coordinators position, Greek organizations have increased their philanthropic giving from $5,000 to $22,000 annually. They also have raised their grade point average.
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A local businessman and landlord plans to open a liquor store in a former gas station on State Street, making it the only one on the east side of the city.
On Thursday morning, the Watertown Local Development Corp. agreed to give Mark J. Bonner an $80,000 loan to help purchase $75,000 in inventory for State Street Wine & Liquor LLC.
Before the vote, WLDC board members expressed some concerns about the loan, since the economic development agency also plans to give Mr. Bonners wife, Vina A., a $150,000 loan to open an indoor childrens play area in a portion of Empsall Plaza.
They also had concerns that Mr. Bonner already has loans with the WLDC, also known as the Watertown Trust, for two local convenience stores, the LeRay Street Dairy Market and the Franklin Street Market. He still owes $59,833 to the Watertown Trust for those two loans.
But Donald W. Rutherford, the Watertown Trusts CEO, said Mr. Bonner always pays on time.
Weve never any issue with them, he said.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham voted against the loan, contending that WLDC money should not pay for a liquor stores inventory. He said a friend who owns a liquor store slowly expanded his inventory over time without public money, so the loan was not fair.
Mr. Bonner, who could not be reached for comment, is renovating the former gas station at 804 State St., most recently the home of a car detailing business. The liquor store will employ two workers.
He is waiting to obtain a liquor license from the state, Mr. Rutherford said. The project needs only a building permit and not site plan review, city officials said.
Mr. Rutherford said he believes the business will be a success, noting that other local liquor stores are in different sections of the city.
Theres nothing on that side of town, he said.
In 2008, Mr. Bonner, who owns several rental properties in Watertown, purchased the vacant gas station from the city for $35,125 through a tax sale certificate via a private sale. Fearing contamination on the former gas station site, the city had wanted to unload the property quickly, said Kenneth A. Mix, the citys planning and community development coordinator.
Later, the city criticized Mr. Bonner for failing to follow through with some improvements on the property that he had promised to the Planning Board. After some nudging, they were finally completed.
Over the years, the building housed another car detailer, an auto repair shop and a used car lot.
On Thursday, the WLDC board held off approving the $150,000 loan to Mrs. Bonner until she obtains bank financing. She intends to renovate the section of Empsall Plaza that faces the J.B. Wise parking lot and open a childrens indoor play gym there.
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The Defense Department eliminated the requirement for DoD-issued decals for base access July 1. Anyone with a locally prepared USNA ID Card or a DoD credential, including military retirees and dependents, will not be required to have a decal or to get a temporary pass to drive onto the Naval Academy Yard.
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I take it you have samba set up?
Can you see the printer in Network Neighbourhood on your 98 box?
Can you print from the RedHat server itself?
Hello Guys
I am a Linux NewBee so please bare with me on this.
We have a server running Red Hat Linux release 7.1sbe (Seawolf) Kernal 2.4.3-6smp on an i686.
I am running Windows 98 on my machine.
When I try to print I get the following error message:
There was an error writing to \MDSVRLINUX1DraftingLaser for the printer (HP LaserJet 4V): There is not enough space on disk.
What can I do to correct this problem? I tried looking at the Drive that I have mapped to the drive on the server and it looked as though I had plenty on disk space.
I then looked at the DraftingLaser folder but was unable to determine anything!!!!
Can someone please help me with this????
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Hi GaryH
Welcome to GLO ;D
I take it you have samba set up?
Can you see the printer in Network Neighbourhood on your 98 box?
Can you print from the RedHat server itself?
Thank you Very Much for your reply
In answer to your first question 'Yes, I believe so.'
I cannot see the printer in the Network Neighborhood
but if I where to add a printer I would find it there.
I haven't tried printing from the server directly
How would I go about doing this. (what would be the command).
Thank You
Gary H
If the printer is shared via Samba it will automatically appear in Network Neighborhood if Samba is configured correctly.Originally Posted by GaryH
Are you sure the Win98 box is seeing the printer hooked to your Linux server?
You can print a simple text file from your server with: lpr filename
What does the output of this show on your server: df -h
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Thank you once again for your reply
Apparently the issue was the Samba Log file was to big
Once the file was deleted then everything was OK.
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As Congress returns from its summer recess, there is a matter being considered that will impact all of eastern Utah.
Both the House of Representatives and the Senate have passed versions of an energy bill that may harm our regional economy and increase America's dependence on foreign oil. My fellow Democrat, Jim Matheson, voted against these harmful provisions for increasing red tape and taxes on oil and gas exploration. He should be applauded for putting his district before party affiliation.
I am writing to encourage our delegation's continued support of energy-related exploration in the United States. Eastern Utah has the potential to provide massive new resources for our nation's energy supply. Such discoveries would not only help our shared goal of energy independence, but would also lead to tremendous job and wage growth in a part of our state that has long been in need.
While I realize we must proceed with an eye toward justified environmental concerns, some provisions being considered before Congress would severely hamper domestic exploration and development. It would be shortsighted and foolish to call for energy independence and then hamstring the very activities that will help us reach our goal.
Someday we all hope that alternate forms of energy will replace some of our need for oil, but in the meantime, we cannot afford to ignore what is right before us. I support environmental and technological advances such as alternative fuels; eastern Utah's potential energy reserves can be an important bridge between that time and now.
Easing America's energy problems will require the development of a dependable, balanced energy supply that incorporates plentiful amounts of all types of fuels, including both foreign and American oil. Opposition to these ill-conceived bills will help make this goal easier to achieve and will support important job creation here in Utah.
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SLIDELL, Louisiana (WDSU) -- Folks in Slidell, Louisiana wondered if the Old Town Soda Shop would ever reopen after it was damaged in Hurricane Katrina.
Then two ideas came together, just like chocolate and vanilla.
For 17 years before Katrina, Frank Jackson ran the Old Town Slidell Soda Shop.
Thousands of families came for everything from ice cream and sodas to birthday party rides on the old fire truck.
Frank had no intention of reopening after Katrina, until his friend Morris Hawkins had an idea to help folks dealing with addiction.
Morris' plan: Go through ACER, his addiction counseling program, then learn real life skills from frank behind the counter.


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Cottage Screen Door Planter RackMarch 28th, 2012
I was visiting my friend the other day and noticed an old cottage screen door sitting by the side of her house. I said, "Whatcha gonna do with that?" and she said "Don't know, doesn't fit our doorway." and I said "It's really cool, can I do something with it for you?" and she said, "Go for it." So I decided to turn it into an architectural planter rack for some herb containers.
I also made her some cute paint can planters too – I snapped a few pics of the door turned planter rack in my yard, but it's headed back to her house where her hub will attach it to the side of their house. But I have to say, I'm totally smitten with this door, the pale blue paint is all chipped and crackled and old and awesome and the arched panes on top had me at hello. I will miss it when it goes so I'll have to visit my friend as an excuse to stare at the transformed screen door that I love so much.
For the rosemary, basil, spearmint, cilantro and dill, I made these paint can planters with the same technique I used three years ago for these gallon size paint can planters.
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