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According to a Hopkins County Sheriff's Office, Douglas Ross Simmons, 45, Manitou, has been indicted on the charges after the presentation of the case to a Hopkins County Grand Jury Tuesday, July 29.
Douglas Simmons is accused of killing James H. Simmons, 51, Hanson, Saturday, July 5.
Hopkins County Sheriff's Det. Jonathon Barnes responded to a request for assistance from the Hanson Volunteer Fire Department at 9200 Roscoe Veazey Road in reference to a home fire. After an autopsy was conducted by a State Medical Examiner in Madisonville, it was determined the victim died from a small caliber bullet wound to the base of his skull.
Det. Shawn Bean with the Hopkins County Sheriff's Office said at that time that a suspect had been determined. However the charges were handed down via indictment Tuesday.
Douglas Simmons is already incarcerated at the Hopkins County Jail since July 6 on charges of alcohol intoxication in a public place, violation of a Kentucky EPO/DVO and first-degree burglary, and was being held on a $50,000 cash bond.
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Re: Fun poll Greatest tv character ever created?
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Alex Krycek from "The X-Files." He is such a little bitch.
LOL Krycek hated by women, great joke
It's pretty hard to answer the question without a very widely conducted poll, don't you think so? I could, for instance, only tell you which characters I can't stand; now, whether the majority of women share my opinion, I wouldn't know, or whether many men like them.
But for starters, I couldn't stand the guys from
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On Friday, May 8, at 7 pm, Julian Lage will headline the tenth show in Newtown's Live at the Edmond Town Hall series.
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The year before the Sandy Hook tragedy propelled Newtown into the hearts and minds of people across the globe, resident and finance industry expert Hayden Bates set out to bring a broader range of world-class artists in to play in the intimate Edmond Town Hall Theater, in part to raise funds to improve the classic Main Street venue.
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Promoter Hayden Bates has tapped Wilco alumni Pat Sansone and John Stirratt for the next Live at Edmond Town Hall concert, with opening support from singer-songwriter Amanda Bloom. The pair will be appearing in their own ensemble The Autumn Defense, which recently released its fifth project, appropriately titled Fifth.
Live At ETH, With Series Opener, Returns FridayTuesday, April 8, 2014
On Friday, April 11, acclaimed Providence, R.I., rock group Low Anthem returns to the Edmond Town Hall, performing the next Live At Edmond Town Hall concert.
The Low Anthem Returning For Live At ETHSaturday, March 1, 2014
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About 45 veterans, VA officials and medical staff attended the meeting at the El Paso VA, which is hosting town hall meetings every quarter to address veterans health care issues.
Monday's meeting was the second hosted by the El Paso VA this year. A VA spokeswoman said that the next town hall will be in November on a date and time to be determined.
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In June, a national VA audit found that 331 veterans in El Paso had been waiting at least 90 days for the their first VA medical appointment and 1,155 have never received an appointment.
At Monday's meeting, El Paso VA Director John Mendoza said that the electronic waiting list of veterans waiting for an appointment had been cut from 486 patients in June 1 to 98 patients as of Aug. 15.
The list of new enrollees to the VA was sliced from about 1,100 in June to just one as of Aug. 15 after staff reviewed the list, Mendoza said.
The national VA audit also found that new patients seeking mental health appointments in El Paso were waiting an average of 60 days before seeing a health-care provider. It was also reported that established mental health patients had a 16-day wait before getting a requested appointment, which was the longest in the nation.
Dr. Wilfredo Rodriguez, the local VA mental health services chief, said the VA is recruiting more staff in El Paso and that 14 clinical staffers had been brought in since June. Another four staffers will be arrive next month, he said.
Veterans at the meeting said they didn't have a problem with the medical care they received but with bureaucratic procedures that cause long waits, delays in getting help and confusion. One veteran said he waited two-and-half hours to see a primary care doctor after checking in.
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Old year brought new problems
December 31, 2013
Top news stories of the year
Many new things happened in Issaquah this past year and not all of them were greeted warmly.
While most people saw new parks and a new mayor as positive changes for the city, contention rose around new technology, new development standards, new fish ladders, new plastic bag ordinances and a newly legalized drug.
Much of what happened in 2013 spells more growth for Issaquah in the years to come and even more changes ahead. The year 2014 can learn much from the lessons taught by this past year of transformation.
December 31, 2013
2014 goals for a better Issaquah
The Issaquah Press presents its annual list of goals for the Issaquah area. A few are repeats from last year, still waiting to be accomplished but worthy of repeating.
February elections — The trio of school district levies, the Klahanie annexation decision and the repeal of the plastic bag ban are all up for a vote. The only good thing about the dismal turnout of voters in the November election is the easy assurance of getting enough voters to validate the school levy election. Let's hope Issaquah voters get back on track and return their ballots in higher numbers in 2014.
Central Issaquah Plan — The redevelopment plan is in place and developers now know how to maximize the use of their property. One project has already been proposed. It will be interesting to see what other plans come forward and whether the CIP is achieving its goals.
Judge orders changes to bag ban ballot
December 10, 2013
King County Superior Court ordered changes to Issaquah's bag ban ballot language Dec. 6.
Craig Keller, chairman of Save Our Choice, filed a petition with the court Nov. 15 to protest language he felt misrepresented the bag ban and would misinform voters.
Save Our Choice was the primary driver behind the circulation of a successful petition that ultimately led to the City Council's decision for a February referendum on the matter and drafting of the ballot by City Attorney Wayne Tanaka.
Keller's main complaint objected to language in the 71-word title saying the law applies only to "certain retail establishments," bans "lightweight" bags and "encourages reusable bag use."
Issaquah bag-ban foe goes to court over ballot language
November 26, 2013
A judge will decide whether ballot language on an initiative to repeal Issaquah's plastic-bag ban is misleading and should be rewritten.
Craig Keller, sponsor of the initiative citizens will vote on Feb. 11, filed a petition Nov. 15 in King County Superior Court that objects to the wording of the ballot title and ballot statement.
Keller is chairman of Save Our Choice, the group that circulated petitions against the law, which went into effect for larger stores last March and is scheduled to be extended to smaller stores next March.
Issaquah City Council sends plastic bag ban to February vote
October 22, 2013
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Voters will ultimately decide the fate of Issaquah's plastic bag ban.
In a unanimous decision, the City Council approved a resolution to hold a special election Feb. 11 to ask voters whether a ban on plastic bags should continue.
"Over 60 percent of the citizens that contacted me were in favor of that ordinance," Councilman Paul Winterstein said, defending his vote in favor of the original ban. "And I followed that duly and I take that very seriously. But we're also a city of laws. I'm in favor of putting it in front of a vote, and I can accept whatever outcome that comes."
Issaquah plastic bag ban appeal request bags enough signatures
October 4, 2013
NEW — 1 p.m. Oct. 4, 2013
The petition is in the bag.
After consumer group Save Our Choice fought a long battle to gather enough local support, King County officially approved the petition to end the ban on plastic bags Oct. 4.
"King County Elections has completed verification of the signatures submitted to our office for the City of Issaquah Initiative Petition regarding the Repeal of Plastic Bag Ban and Forced Paper Bag Charge," Sherril Huff, director of King County Elections Department wrote in her letter notifying Save Our Choice of the findings.
"Of the signatures that were compared against those on file with our office, 2,597 were determined to be registered voters of the city of Issaquah," she wrote. "Since that number met the requirement of 2,549, it is determined that the petition is sufficient."
Bag ban petition is in limbo
September 17, 2013
More than 1,500 signatures are invalid, county says
King County has preliminarily invalidated more than 1,500 signatures from the bag ban appeal Sept. 13.
In a letter sent to City Clerk Tina Eggers and Save Our Choice co-founder Craig Keller, King County Voter Services Program Manager Julie Wise wrote that the submitted petition had failed the department's first review. However, it has still not released an official certificate of insufficiency.
Save Our Choice has sought to bring the recent ban on plastic bags to a public referendum, discontent that it passed through the City Council without receiving a larger vote.
Plastic bag ban appeal gets enough signatures
September 10, 2013
An appeal to the Issaquah bag ban is now in King County's hands.
Save Our Choice, a volunteer organization working throughout the Seattle metropolitan area in opposition to bans on plastic bags, submitted well over the requisite number of signatures to seek a citizen referendum on the six-month-old ordinance Aug. 30. An as-yet-unverified 3,400 signatures were given to the city, which then passed them to the county elections department.
Save Our Choice Co-founder Craig Keller, who has gone door to door since the inception of the effort March 1, said he was not celebrating yet. Although the organization turned in more than the 2,549 needed, he said he would still collect signatures in case the county invalidated any of the ones already collected.
"We're still collecting signatures just in case we need any," he said. "I'm not worried that we're going to get enough. It's a relief."
Signatures have been submitted to repeal plastic bag ban
September 3, 2013
NEW — 11:45 a.m. Sept. 4, 2013
Opponents of the city's plastic shopping bag ban submitted petition signatures Aug. 30 in support of an initiative to require a vote of city residents to repeal the law that took effect in March.
Craig Keller, the West Seattle resident who spearheaded the Save Our Choice repeal campaign, said he submitted more than 3,400 signatures to the City Clerk's Office.
Keller said he calculated that 2,843 valid signatures are required under state law. City and King County officials will determine the number required and the validity of those submitted.
August 27, 2013
Next step: one less garbage bag a month
Issaquah shoppers are already getting the hang of carrying their own bags into grocery and large retail stores. The plastic bag ban has been in effect for nearly six months. Ready for the next step?
King County is getting in on the action of reducing plastic and other materials in the landfill by encouraging residents to use one less plastic garbage bag a month by recycling more of the basics.


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Jan. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Mitt Romney, able to seize the offensive in Iowa's Republican presidential contest, turned overnight into a front-runner on the defensive as rivals stepped up attacks on the former Massachusetts governor in advance of New Hampshire's pivotal Jan. 10 primary.
Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich spent much of yesterday in New Hampshire targeting Romney, calling him "a person who accommodated liberalism in Massachusetts." He also questioned Romney's truthfulness
U.S. Representative Ron Paul of Texas debuted a radio advertisement in the state that disputes the former Massachusetts governor's central campaign argument that he's the Republican best able to beat President Barack Obama.
"Romney's record is liberal, and putting him up against Obama is a recipe for defeat," the ad announcer says.
Former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, boosted by his second-place showing in the Iowa caucuses after having spent most of the year lagging in polls and campaign cash, targeted Romney in a fundraising appeal.
"No more sitting on the sidelines," he wrote to supporters. "Now is the time to act or get stuck with a bland, boring career politician who will lose to Barack Obama."
Two Debates
Romney, who has had a large lead in polls in New Hampshire throughout his second presidential bid, can expect more of the same in televised debates on Jan. 8 and 9 that lead up to the state's primary.
Romney eked out a win over Santorum in Iowa by just eight votes, with each getting roughly 25 percent of the total. Paul ran third, with 21 percent. The results reshaped the race, as U.S. Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, who placed sixth in Iowa, announced the end of her presidential bid. Fifth- place finisher Texas Governor Rick Perry signaled through a tweet to supporters that he is skipping New Hampshire to make a last stand in South Carolina's Jan. 21 primary.
Gingrich, the fourth-place finisher in Iowa, lashed out at Romney, portraying him as a political chameleon who has raised taxes, expanded bureaucracies and enacted a health-care measure that allowed for government-funded abortions and gave authority to Planned Parenthood.
"There is an enormous difference between somebody who has spent their entire career as a Reagan conservative and somebody who has spent their entire career as a Massachusetts moderate," Gingrich told voters at Belknap Mills in Laconia, New Hampshire. Earlier in Concord, Gingrich attacked the Romney electability argument.
'Amazing' Claim
"I find it amazing that he continues to say that he's the most electable Republican when he can't even break out in his own party," Gingrich told reporters in Concord, pointing to the close three-way finish in Iowa.
"We are going to go at it very hard for the next week," Gingrich told about 20 New Hampshire legislators in the basement of Concord's Barley House restaurant.
He dismissed as false Romney's claim that he had no control over the barrage of negative television advertisements his backers ran against Gingrich in Iowa. "These are your ads, and now let's fight over it," Gingrich said. "It's an insult to our intelligence" for Romney to assert otherwise, he added.
In an interview with MSNBC's Chuck Todd, Gingrich said of Romney: "He's not truthful about his record in Massachusetts and his background. He's not truthful about his PAC, which has his staff running it and his millionaire friends donating to it, although in secret. And the PAC itself is not truthful in its ads."
Santorum's Status
Santorum worked to capitalize on his new status in the Republican race.
"We shocked the world last night in Iowa," Santorum wrote in a fundraising appeal.
Speaking to supporters in Concord, former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, who declined to compete in Iowa, said "the effect of Iowa was that 75 percent of the party -- 75 percent -- didn't want the status quo with Romney."
At a stop at a Globe Manufacturing, a shop that makes firesuits in Pittsfield, New Hampshire, Huntsman said the Iowa outcome "means there's a whole lot of blue sky for the rest of us in the race."
Obama's re-election campaign took aim at Romney, describing him as a "weak front-runner" who had to rely on negative ads to eke out an Iowa win.
'25 Percent Man'
"He's still the 25 percent man, and until he proves he's not, I don't think we can close the books on this nominating process," said David Axelrod, Obama's chief political adviser.
Previewing a strategy the president would use against Romney, Axelrod and Jim Messina, the re-election campaign manager, accused the Republican front-runner of shifting positions on abortion and gay rights to appeal to Iowa's socially conservative voters.
"Taking two positions on every issue doesn't make you a centrist; it makes you a charlatan," said Axelrod.
The Romney camp sought to project an aura of inevitability in New Hampshire. Invited to join Romney on stage in Manchester were popular party figures, including former New Hampshire Governor John H. Sununu and Senator Kelly Ayotte.
The campaign also showcased an endorsement from Arizona Senator John McCain, who defeated Romney to win the Republican presidential nomination in 2008 and is a two-time winner of the New Hampshire primary.
"I am really here for one reason and one reason only and that is to make sure that we make Mitt Romney the next president of the United States of America," McCain told voters gathered in a high school gym in Manchester.
Avoiding Attacks
While Romney declined to take shots at his Republican rivals, McCain highlighted Santorum's past support for earmarks -- the congressional funding of local projects. McCain, a long- time opponent of earmarks, said he had "spirited exchanges" with Santorum on the issue when they both served in the Senate.
A key question over the next week will be whether Romney can maintain his composure and focus in the midst of a sustained assault from multiple fronts, a situation he avoided as his opponents mostly battled among themselves in the Iowa campaign.
Gingrich said he also is ready to step up his criticism of Paul, telling the New Hampshire legislators that "he's gotten so much momentum that he has to be taken on." He also discounted the significance of Paul's showing in Iowa finish.
"Candidly, what drove his campaign in Iowa was legalizing drugs," which led young people to back him, Gingrich said.
Paul's campaign announced Jan. 2 that it would run television advertisements in New Hampshire branding Romney a "flip-flopper," and reprising his criticism that Gingrich has displayed "serial hypocrisy" by changing his positions on policy issues based on the interests of consulting clients.
Paul also is arguing that his performance in Iowa established him as the principal alternative to Romney.
"The simple truth is, there were three tickets out of Iowa, and only two of those campaigns have the resources, funds, volunteers and organization to compete nationwide -- and one of them is mine," Paul wrote in a fundraising appeal.
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Chamber hosts car show, parade
OCEAN PINES - The Ocean Pines Chamber of Commerce will host a Classic Car Show & Parade Sunday, Aug. 25, at the Veterans Memorial Park.
The event is part of the Pines' 45th anniversary celebrations.
There will be several craft and business vendors, a radio remote from the WAVE, music by the Still Rockin' band, food by the Kiwanis Club and a beer & wine garden by the Chamber of Commerce.
The Classic Car parade will start at White Horse Park at 10 a.m. and continue through the Pines on Ocean Parkway to the Car Show site at Veterans Memorial Park. The car show will start around 11 a.m. and awards will be presented at 2 p.m.
Pre-registration is offered at www.OceanPinesChamber.org for $12 or $15 the day of the show. Registration will be at White Horse Park an hour before the parade and at Veterans Memorial Park after the parade. All cars must be registered by noon to participate in the car show.
Call the Chamber at 410-641-5306 or stop in the office at 11031 Cathell Road.
ShapeUps Fitness Club resumes in September
OCEAN PINES - ShapeUps Fitness Club will begin its next season Sept. 9. The volunteer-led club meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Ocean Pines Community Center.
The exercise sessions include aerobic workouts to tapes and DVDs, core strengthening exercises and work with hand weights. Participants should bring an exercise mat and hand weights.
Two sessions are available: 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. Only Ocean Pines residents are eligible. The season runs from September through the end of May.
The fee is $15.
Call 410-641-8676 or email email@example.com.
Star Charities presents VIP Social
OCEAN PINES - Star Charities will presents a fundraiser to benefit wounded soldiers of Maryland.
The event is scheduled for Sept. 20 at the Ocean Pines Community Center from 4-7 p.m. Entertainers scheduled to perform include the Back Bay Strummers, Still Rockin', and a comedy skit from Sharon and Charles Sorentino. Dancing, 50/50 raffle and doors prizes also are planned.
A pork barbecue dinner will be provided by Monte Jones of Lazy River Salmon. Emcees are Larry Walton and Gilly Foultz.
Tickets are $10.
Call Anna Foultz at 410-641-7667.


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Situated in San Giovanni Lupatoto, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Verona Uno and within 3 mi (5 km) of Policlinico Giambattista Rossi Hospital and Veronafiere. Fiera di Verona is 2.9 mi (4.6 km) away.
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a 24-hour fitness center, and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a coffee shop/café, a snack bar/deli, and a conference center are onsite.
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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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This company doubled in size last year by utilizing both its natural and technological resources. "When you turn an hourglass, there's a lot of sand at the top, and there's a lot of space at the bottom to be filled," Paul said. "But the sand moves very slowly through the pinched middle. Similarly, we manufactured a lot of food products, and there were a lot of consumers ready to buy them, but accessibility limited the exchange."
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These pioneers helped many companies in many markets create a brand identity that resonates with consumers. But their work is far from done. After 65 years of leadership as a design and brand strategy firm, Lippincott is only getting started. According to Randall Stone, senior partner, creating some of the most recognizable brands in multiple industries is but a steppingstone to future projects.
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This family-owned disposable and janitorial products distributor relies on an informed sales force and exceptional technology to meet customer needs. In the words of Jordan Sedler, president of Paper Enterprises, Inc. and son of founder Herbert Sedler, "There's nothing high-frills or hi-tech about the products we provide. You eat and go to the bathroom every day, and we're right there to make sure those products get to you when you need them."
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Innovation, focus, and a willingness to change led these private label makers of bar soap to a leadership position in the industry. Next time you lather up in the shower, that squeaky clean feeling may not be due only to the brand name etched on the bar. Vermont's Twincraft Soap has been making soap since 1971, and under the leadership of Peter Asch, president and CEO, the company has become the leading global private label manufacturer of high-end specialty bar soap.
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This dairy distributor is growing again by refocusing on its foundation: high quality products at fair prices, delivered with outstanding service. After 56 years in business, Polka Dot Dairy is exhibiting great adaptability to business in the 21st century. This family-owned dairy distribution company, which went live with its first Web site a few weeks ago, is picking up speed.
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Once in the US, they had 5 known children and resided in Stark, Ohio. The children are: Harry R, Anthony J Jr., Robert Albert, Thomas J and Anna Jean. Thomas is the child who married into our family.
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LAS CRUCES >> Doña Ana County commissioners on Tuesday will consider approving another incentive to attract a copper wire manufacturer to Santa Teresa.
The county commission will vote on whether to approve $70 million in what are known as Industrial Revenue Bonds on behalf of the Turkish company CN Wire.
Meanwhile, a competing company to CN Wire is expected to attend the commission meeting to express concerns about the proposed deal.
Separately Tuesday, commissioners are set to finalize the results of a June 3 primary election in Doña Ana County.
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Tuesday's proposal is the second incentive to be considered by Doña Ana County commissioners. In May, commissioners in a 5-0 vote OK'd an ordinance that sets up the county as a go-between to channel some $2.75 million in state economic development incentive funding to the company. In return for the dollars, the company would be obligated to create at least 195 full-time jobs by July 1, 2017, according to the arrangement.
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Ideal for compact coach lanterns or post lights, the Dusk to Dawn Photocell Light Control will turn on incandescent candelabra-type bulbs up to 60 watts. The ratcheting base allows the photocell to be aimed toward the light for the best on/off performance.
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Most of these dusk to dawn screw in controllers will not work in the light is not vertical. If you have a fixture above a door that has a horizontol socket, and you try to use this it will not work beyond one cycle. I have three different types and have tried them on CFL's and regular lamps and for some reason they work fine in an upright or hanging position but not on the other type. Now I will ahve to return all of them and get my money back.
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Light control solved our problem-Sunlight sensitivity
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Unfortunately, the Light Control was not what I had hoped for. It is designed to work with standard incandescent light fixtures whereas I need devices that work with candelabra base fixtures. But when I returned the devices, you folks graciously initiated a refund. As far as ratings are concerned, I was happy about the swift placement of my origianal order and the speedy delivery. The only fly in the ointment was my error in assuming the devices would work with our candelabra base exterior light fixtures. But many thanks for asking.
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works good
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Size is perfect for those not-so-big post lamps. Fits perfectly!
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The photocell works fine but the amount of light provided by the highest wattage available for the accepted bulb type was not sufficient for my needs. I wanted to use these on outside lights near my garage door but I could not find a bulb that would provide enough light. It could be that the photocell reduces the amount of light produced. I wasted money on both the photocells and light bulbs.
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