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Gettysburg Times (Newspaper) - March 23, 2007, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania BY AARON Times Staff Thirteen students in the of the Littlestown YMCA recently relocated from classroom to another part of The reason, which was not disclosed to the of the children, was because of mold problem found in the of the Executive Director of Littlestown YMCA Shimkonis regretted the and has been apologizing angry We originally sent a home saying the children moved due to construction which technically Shimkonis said. I understand why some were upset. In hindsight, should have just said we have mold Though he and were unsure of what they exactly looking at with the problem, the source is to be from a leaky We knew we had a leak the roof, but we could never Shimkonis We found water running the wall which caused the Shimkonis said according inspectors there is mold in building The issues with mold dependent on allergies and strain of the As of Thursday, no one been reported to be sick and one is at fault for the Sanitation crews cleaned vents and heating coils in room, but no one will allowed back in the room the problem is completely care Shimkonis also said the in the room is to solely that Contractors are expected meet at the YMCA within next few days to remove mold and replace the Shimkonis said the will take to to This is the first time we to deal with an issue of the Shimkonis added. We caught just in time. We apologize any Aaron Young can be at 334- 1131, ext. 217 ayoung@ gburgtimes. 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Times Staff Adams County police officers are now able spend more time on the road and less time in office, thanks to a grant from the Department Homeland The Adams County Association of Police recently purchased 37 laptops that will be installed at least one cruiser of every municipal It takes everything in our office and brings it our cars. The more information we can get to an in the field, the more effectively he can do said Richard Hileman II, chief of Carroll Police Department and treasurer of The laptops enable officers to receive license and vehicle registration information PennDOT, as well as a criminal history whether there are any warrants out on When we bring up a information, shows us their picture. This will allow us to right away if someone is giving a fake Hileman Officers are also able to file their reports from car rather than having to do them at the This way the guys can be out watching what going on instead of having to sit behind a Hileman They also are equipped with Global Systems so officers can find their way around if are in an unfamiliar If I get called to assist on an incident in Springs, this will come in handy because I know all of the roads up Hileman The laptops were funded through the grant, but cost of mounting them and disconnecting the side airbag falls on the If the airbag gets deployed, this thing is going go flying and cause more damage to the person would occur if the airbag Hileman Eastern Adams Regional, Biglerville Littlestown police departments as well Pennsylvania State Police have had laptops in cruisers for several They are excellent. They bring the local departments into the 21st century. We do with them, from incident reports to our daily said Officer Craig Hartley of Contact Alex at ahayes@ gburgtimes. Carroll Valley Police Chief Richard Hileman uses one of the 37 laptops that were installed in Adams County police cruisers, have proven to be an enormous time M ELISSA H OFMANN G ETTYSBURG T New laptops huge saver for county CLOSE BY STEVEN R. Associated Press BAGHDAD AP) The U. chief ducked, as if to find behind the red and white on the podium. He narrowed eyes, and looked left and Beside him, usually prime minister even and managed a slight smile at startling welcome to Baghdad U. N. Secretary- General Ban The U. N. leader was next to Prime Minister Nouri Maliki when a Katyusha exploded about 50 yards from building in the Green Zone where were answering questions Al- Maliki hardly blinked, Ban seemingly less to the tumult of war quickly crouched, and shaken. The blast came just after al- Maliki said visit showed Baghdad was the road to The rocket was fired from mainly Shiite area on the bank of the Tigris River, not from The Associated Press The heavily guarded Zone on the opposite bank home to the U. S. Embassy, government and the unannounced stop in Iraqi capital was the first visit by U. N. secretary- general since Annan, his predecessor, came Baghdad in November The U. N. Security See CLOSE CALL, Page Rocket explodes near U. N. during Baghdad news Journalists duck as bodyguards rush to protect Iraqi Minister Nuri al- Maliki, center left, and U. N. 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Terminator fans weren't enough to keep canceled TV show The Sarah Connor Chronicles on the air after two seasons, but that doesn't mean the concept is entirely dead. Thomas Dekker, who played John Connor in the TV show, told Digital Spy that a full-length movie is being developed.
They've spoken about doing a TV movie. Well, not a TV movie, but kind of like a direct-to-DVD movie. Obviously it's difficult because the show is based on a movie and they just had [Terminator Salvation] come out, so it's kind of hard to make a movie
with our show because everyone has kind of forgotten about us. But they're hoping, at least when I spoke to [producer] James Middleton, that's where they are with it.
Dekker, meanwhile, will have his hands full with Freddy when Nightmare on Elm Street opens April 16, 2010.

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Oddly enough, and just since recently (perhaps since an Update?) Firefox (16.0.1) gives me an additional white or blank pixel row within elements that have a border-radius set.
I have tried modifying a lot of properties, such as line-height, overflow and more, but nothing seems to work and for other odd reasons, i am not able to reproduce the problem outside of the framework in which i render these buttons. However, i have tried disabling the CSS reset i use, i have tried disabling certain other values in the outlying CSS, using Firebug, but to no avail.
As i don't know how to reproduce it, i have put together a graphic demonstrating the issue:
Has anyone ever encountered this problem and is aware of a possible fix?
Edit: I now also noticed that other elements are messed up too. This is definitely a new development. Even inputs seem wrong and setting the line-height for them, does not affect the outcome. See additional graphic:
Here is the CSS tree for the input field viewed in the second graphic:
.dynamicForm-componentEdit .componentLabel input.long {
width: 320px;
.dynamicForm-componentEdit .componentSettings textarea, .dynamicForm-componentEdit .componentLabel textarea, .dynamicForm-componentEdit .componentSettings input, .dynamicForm-componentEdit .componentLabel input {
background: -moz-linear-gradient(center top , #FFFFFF 0%, #FAFAFA 100%) repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
border: 1px solid #CDCDCD;
border-radius: 6px 6px 6px 6px;
color: #666666;
font-size: 10px;
height: 12px;
line-height: 20px;
margin-bottom: 4px;
margin-right: 8px;
margin-top: 4px;
padding: 2px 6px;
width: 130px;
input {
font-family: Helvetica,Arial,Verdana;
outline: 0 none;
* {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
.dynamicForm-componentEdit {
color: #AAAAAA;
.interfaceBlock-content {
color: #666666;
font-family: Verdana;
font-size: 11px;
body {
color: #333333;
font-family: Helvetica,Arial,Verdana,Geneva;
font-size: 13px;
font-weight: 500;
line-height: 16px;
color: #000000;
font-size: 100.01%;
text-align: left;
Edit #2: The problem seems to be related to CSS3 gradients. I changed the CSS from:
background: -moz-linear-gradient(center top , #F7F7F7 0%, #E5E5E5 100%) repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #DDDDDD;
See this graphic:
The problem disappears when using a normal background!


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Vt. Health Dept. finds EEE in Milton mosquito poolSeptember 17,2013The Associated Press
BURLINGTON - The Vermont Health Department says the Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus has been found in a mosquito pool in Milton, the first time the virus has been detected in Chittenden County.
The Health Department says additional EEE samples also came from Cornwall and Brandon.
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Questioning "Best Of" Lists
Heather McIntosh questions the purpose of "best of" lists, referencing the recently published "The 20 Essential Documentaries of the Century."
Doc Soup: What's 'Power' in the Doc World, and Who's Got it?
Power. It's an elusive term. There is real power — the power to control the world around you, to do what you want, and then there are the different ways that we perceive power &mdash as in wealth, fame or influence. Is there such a thing as power in the documentary film industry? In this […]
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In 2005 I started a new job and that same week I bought my road bike. I never knew how much of a passion it would become so quickly. Why doesn't everyone ride a bike? It's a great stress reliever and now the center of my social life. Three years ago I met the love of my life on a training ride for a 2 day charity ride. We ride together several times a week and do group rides with the local bike club and with friends. Last year we went to England for a bike tour of the Yorkshire Dales for my big "50".
I was very lucky that the first real bike I bought was one that I've loved and grown with (fuji team sl), but unfortunately I have to buy some new wheels. That's why I signed up for the bike forum today and I've already gotten some great information.
Also, much of what I've learned about biking has been from experienced cyclists that were willing to share their knowledge. Maybe I can help a few newbies along the way via this forum.


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Jill Sobule (born January 16, 1965 in Denver, Colorado) is an American singer-songwriter best known for the then-controversial song, I Kissed a Girl (not to be confused with the 2008 Katy Perry hit song of the same name) and for Supermodel from the soundtrack of the hit 1995 film Clueless. In 1990, she released her debut album Things Here Are Different. Over the next sixteen years, she would go on to record five more records, three EPs and a greatest hits compilation. Though her albums are often critically acclaimed, Sobule remains more of an underground artist, playing for fans across the United States in smaller, more personal settings.Read More...
In many of her songs, she incorporates humor into a narrative, some tracks ultimately becoming catchy anecdotes. Generally, her songs are unconventionally folk-like, using horn arrangements not found in tracks recorded by mainstream artists. Sobule also uses both satire and experience to sing about sexuality, depression, war, abandonment, and creed. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Your smile sometimes shows what you don't want me to know
There's a warmth inside you hide I can feel that would start a flame
Your little secret stays with me, don't you know, I'll never give it away
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Doc Apocalypse? Michael Moore and Documentary Box Office Success
Tom Roston sits down with Michael Moore to talk Oscars and documentary box office success.
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Predicting the Oscars' Best Documentary Nominees
Doc Soup Man Tom Roston predicts this year's Oscar nominations for Best Documentary. He's been on target before... will he get it right again?
Doc Soup: 'Stories We Tell' Heads to Theaters
Tom Roston reflects on Sarah Polley's 'Stories We Tell' after a first weekend of box office success.
Oscar 2013: Can Anything Overtake Sugar Man?
It's as close to a lock on the Oscar winner as we've had in years. Everyone else is saying that 'Searching for Sugar Man' will win, so, just for the sake of keeping things lively, Tom Roston gives the race a second thought.
Tom Roston's Top 10 Documentaries of 2012
Find out what films made it to the top of Doc Soup Man's list this year! From advocacy films, to those lauded for their artistry and cinematography, the list is just a small sampling of the great doc year that was 2012.
Reviewing the 2013 Oscar Shortlist
Tom Roston takes a look at this years docs which are contenders for Academy nominations, referencing that the list proves it was a strong year for documentaries.
Could More Docs Be Box Office Contenders With Larger Distribution?
Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, The Imposter, and Searching for Sugar Man have had impressive earnings at the box office recently, which begs the question: could these have been big box office contenders with a larger distribution and marketing campaign?
Tribeca 2012: Documentaries to Watch
A preview of documentaries from the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival slate.
My Five Favorite Documentaries from True/False Film Fest 2012
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OK, here goes my first major post with pictures.
Since I'm over 50, I'd thought I'd start here.
This ride is from just north of Newport, Oregon, on Highway 101 along the Pacific Ocean, up and over a local landmark named Otter Crest/Cape Foulweather.
It has just gotten quite warm in the Willamette Valley, which usually brings fog and wind here along the coast.
Yesterday it was up to 70 degrees in Newport, somewhat above average (55 or so), but then cooler today. I just did a short ride yesterday, a recovery ride from the 3 day weekend.
Expecting fog today, I was pleasently surprised it was mostly clear with not much wind this morning, but it did start up this afternoon.
The ride was an out and back, 7 miles one way, with 2 trips over the hill for hill work, for a total of 21.5 miles. The part out to mile 4 (it's in the wrong spot, too much trouble to change it) was into about a 10mph+ headwind with gusts to 15+. A bit of work going north, but nice cruising on the way back south.
Here is a link to the ride map with a profile. The north side is approx. 1.55 miles, the south side is 1.3 miles
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Kinston Police say two ski-masked men robbed a worker at Papa John's on West Vernon Ave. in Kinston early Tuesday morning.
Police say the men snatched the woman's purse and a deposit bag around 12:30 a.m. The two men met a third suspect, wearing a black and blue bandana around his head, in the back of the building.
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From the Old World to the New
Magna Carta and the Rule of Law • The Common Law
Enthroned • Organizing for Settlement • The Merchant
Colonies: Virginia and Massachusetts • The Compact
Colonies • The Proprietary Colonies • Growth of Legislative
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THE ENGLISH SETTLERS who came to Virginia and Massachusetts early in the seventeenth century—and others who followed to populate the Eastern seaboard of North America—brought with them a rich legal and constitutional heritage. Although conditions in the New World eventually transformed English law into new forms, basic principles remained intact. When the colonists declared their independence from the mother country, in 1776, they claimed to do so as Englishmen, asserting rights that they said belonged to all Englishmen. To understand the bases of the American constitutional and legal system, we must therefore begin with a brief look at the English legal traditions and philosophy on the eve of colonization.
"The British Constitution," Prime Minister William Gladstone once said, "is the most subtle organism which has proceeded from progressive history." There is, in fact, no British Constitution in the sense of a single document enunciating the fundamental law of the land. Rather, it is a complex tapestry of acts, charters, pronouncements, and judicial decisions. Many people start with Magna Carta (the "Great Charter") that King John I (1199–1216), also known as John Lackland, reluctantly signed at Runnymede on June 15, 1215. Most importantly, Magna Carta embodied the principle that no person, not even the king, is above the law. The Magna Carta, however, only continued promises made in Henry I's Coronation Charter in the twelfth century, in which the king promised not to abuse his powers and assured his barons that their privileges would be safe.


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One of the most visible results is the exoneration of inmates who were wrongly convicted and incarcerated, many of them sentenced to death for crimes they did not commit. This has caused a quandary for many states: how can claims of innocence be properly investigated and how can innocent inmates be reliably distinguished from the guilty? In answer, some states have created ?innocence commissions? to establish policies and provide legal assistance to the improperly imprisoned. The Innocence Commission describes the creation and first years of the Innocence Commission for Virginia (ICVA), the second innocence commission in the nation and the first to conduct a systematic inquiry into all cases of wrongful conviction. Written by Jon B. Gould, the Chair of the ICVA, who is a professor of justice studies and an attorney, the author focuses on twelve wrongful conviction cases to show how and why wrongful convictions occur, what steps legal and state advocates took to investigate the convictions, how these prisoners were ultimately freed, and what lessons can be learned from their experiences. Gould recounts how a small band of attorneys and other advocates - in Virginia and around the country - have fought wrongful convictions in court, advanced the subject of wrongful convictions in the media, and sought to remedy the issue of wrongful convictions in the political arena. He makes a strong case for the need for Innocence Commissions in every state, showing that not only do Innocence Commissions help to identify weaknesses in the criminal justice system and offer workable improvements, but also protect society by helping to ensure that actual perpetrators are expeditiously identified, arrested, and brought to trial. Everyone has an interest in preventing wrongful convictions, from police officers and prosecutors, who seek the latest and best investigative techniques, to taxpayers, who want an efficient criminal justice system, to suspects who are erroneously pursued and sometimes convicted. Free of legal jargon and written for a general audience, The Innocence Commission is instructive, informative, and highly compelling reading. Related books and articles Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia Suing Judges: A Study of Judicial Immunity By Abimbola A. Olowofoyeku Clarendon Press, 1993 Read preview Overview The Virginia State Constitution: A Reference Guide By John Dinan Praeger, 2006 Read preview Overview Faithful Magistrates and Republican Lawyers: Creators of Virginia Legal Culture, 1680-1810 By A. G. Roeber University of North Carolina Press, 1981 Read preview Overview The Virginia State Constitution: A Reference Guide By Curtis, Christopher M. The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 114, No. 4, 2006 Read preview Overview Why Abstention Is Not Illegitimate: An Essay on the Distinction between "Legitimate" and "Illegitimate" Statutory Interpretation and Judicial Lawmaking By Fallon, Richard H. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 107, No. 2, 2013 Read preview Overview After Further Review: A New Wave of INNOCENCE COMMISSIONS By Gould, Jon B. Judicature, Vol. 88, No. 3, November/December 2004 PRPEER-REVIEWED PERIODICAL Peer-reviewed publications on Questia are publications containing articles which were subject to evaluation for accuracy and substance by professional peers of the article's author(s). 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Media titan Rupert Murdoch testified before a parliamentary committee in London this week in regard to the phone hacking and bribery scandal that has rocked Murdoch's News Corp, as well as the British government and Scotland Yard. Murdoch famously decried the event as "the most humble day of my life," apologized profusely for the immorality of the incident, then proceeded to deftly maneuver his way out of the bind. In what is being called the "Junior Soprano" defense, Murdoch claimed ignorance of the actions of his henchmen in the massive News Corp organization, of which News of the World only represents 1%. It was Rupert Murdoch who was the victim of his unscrupulous employees. And indeed Murdoch was the victim midway through the proceedings when British comedian Johnnie Marbles landed a plate of shaving foam squarely in Murdoch's face. Murdoch's wife gained instant Internet celebrity when she sprung to Murdoch's defense and landed a slap on the attacker forceful enough to send her to the ground. Prior to the attack, Marbles tweeted, "It is a far better thing that I do now than I have ever done before," a mis-quotation of Dickens' "It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to, than I have ever known."
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Automating Database Availability Group backups for Exchange 2010
Delbert Hoobler 1000008PR6 firstname.lastname@example.com Tags:  exchange storage-software flashcopy tivoli storage-blog storage tsm snapshot storage-management 9 Comments 12,963 Visits
Hello again!
I wanted to share some information about an article that we just published with regards to backing up Exchange Server 2010.
Along with all the other new features of Exchange Server 2010, Microsoft introduced Database Availability Groups (DAGs). DAGs are part of the large focus that Microsoft put on High Availability and Site Resilience within Exchange Server 2010. DAGs allow you to have passive database copies (aka "replicas") that can serve as hot standbys for protection against machine failures, database failures, network failures, viruses, or other issues that may cause an access problem to a database.
DAGs are similar in function to Exchange Server 2007 Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR) replicas. However, they extend the capabilities even further. One of the key benefits that customers get when they use DAGs in their enterprise is the ability to completely offload backups from their production Exchange Servers. That means they can run all of their backups from a database copy instead of the production database so as not to impact their production Exchange servers. This enables the production Exchange Servers to spend their resources on doing what they know best, i.e. handling email and facilitating collaboration.
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail : Data Protection for Exchange and IBM Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager completely support backing up DAG passive database copies. Data Protection for Exchange and FlashCopy Manager also support using those backups to recover the production database as well as for recovering individual mailboxes and items. You can find more details in the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail: Data Protection for Microsoft Exchange Server Installation and User's Guide V6.1.2.
We just published an article (which includes a sample script) to help you automate backing up your Exchange Server 2010 DAG databases. We know that you will find this quite helpful in setting up your backup strategy:
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One more question for this morning. We know the XIV can do snaps of Exchange2010, but we heard that it can not do snaps of the passive dags is that true?
That is not true. IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail - Data
Protection for Exchange and IBM Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager
supports backing up the active database AND the "Database Copies"
(passive) in a Exchange 2010 DAG environment.
Thank you Delbert, one last question. Do we have to use the DP for Mail Agent or can we just use the XIV snap capability along with Flashcopy services to perform VSS hdw based snaps. We currently manage a large TSM environment , but would like to move the Exchange backups out side of TSM.
If you do not want to use a TSM Server, you can use IBM Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager by itself. You do not need to purchase IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail - Data Protection for Exchange. FlashCopy Manager by itself will manage your persistent snapshots of your Exchange or SQL databases.
Thank you again!
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Sunday full backup MBX02 (passive and healthy) on Node1 and
MBX01 (passive and healthy) on Node2
Monday to Saturday differential backup
MBX02 (passive and healthy) on Node1 and
MBX01 (passive and healthy) on Node2
So the restore on Friday could not work sucessfully because some backups are on Node1 and some are on Node1!
Node 1 Nodename NOde1EX
Node 2 Nodename NOde2EX
The current best practice is to back up databases from the same Exchange server if possible. If that cannot be done, you can use the same nodename for all nodes in a DAG. That will make all backups accessible from the the tree view on the left side of the GUI.
So i have a question about your last post Delbert, you stated "The current best practice is to back up databases from the same Exchange server if possible. If that cannot be done, you can use the same nodename for all nodes in a DAG. That will make all backups accessible from the the tree view on the left side of the GUI"
I am referring to the TDPEXCHANGE nodename.
If you want to back up from a passive copy, try to keep at least one of your servers consistently passive for any given database. You can then run the backups for that database from that consistently passive node. You can run backups from all three servers.


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Traffic ticket costs spike with add-ons
- Story by Caroline Chen
Motorist Derick Neal doesn't remember the April night when he rolled through a right turn at a red light in San Leandro, Calif.
The video from the red-light camera clearly shows the violation, he admits. Nevertheless, the 40-year-old software engineer is outraged about the price of the ticket: $490, plus an additional $59 for traffic school.
"It's one thing if I was barreling through, but you can see my brake lights all the way through," he said after viewing the video. "I expected it to be $100, $150 at most for the infraction."
Like Neal, many of the more than 6 million California drivers who get tickets each year experience sticker shock. State records show that traffic citation fines have skyrocketed over the last decade, with some common infractions now costing close to $500.
Running a red light, currently $490, cost $340 in 2003 and $103 in 1993, according to the Judicial Council of California, which sets fines for traffic offenses. A ticket for rolling through a stop sign costs $238; a decade ago, it was $130. Speeding up to 15 mph over the limit also comes with a $238 price tag ‒ more than eight times what it cost in 1993. And traffic school can add $60.
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Oddly, the base fine for most violations has remained the same for the last 20 years. The growth in fines is due to add-ons known as penalty assessments. These fees are tacked on to citations, with the money earmarked for projects ranging from court construction to DNA research for solving crimes.
Viewed separately, each assessment might not seem particularly onerous, but the penalties add up. About a decade ago, there was one penalty assessment. Now, there are 10 – and total fines average four or five times the amount of the base fine.
The soaring fines don't seem to have encouraged Californians to become better drivers. Each year, between 26 and 30 percent of drivers get a traffic citation, records show. But the high price of a ticket has led many traffic offenders to plead not guilty and contest their tickets in court, hoping to have them dismissed or reduced.
In 2003, about 196,000 traffic citations were disputed in California courts, according to Judicial Council statistics. That was 4.5 percent of the total issued. By 2011, that number had nearly doubled to 383,000, 7.1 percent of all the citations issued.
Advocates say the increased fines are especially hard on the working class.
photo State records show that traffic citation fines have skyrocketed over the last decade, with some common infractions now costing close to $500. Noah Berger/For The Center for Investigative Reporting
"If you're a single parent barely making it, one of those (red-light) tickets could really set you back," said Shane Gusman, legislative representative for the California Teamsters union. "I think folks are doing the math and hoping that it will get dismissed if the officer doesn't show up. I know our drivers are doing that calculation."
Some traffic court judges offer community service, rather than fines, to those who plead guilty. Gusman says this isn't much help for many people. At the community service rate of $10 an hour, it would take 49 hours to pay off a red-light violation ticket.
The courts don't track whether they are losing revenue because more motorists are fighting their tickets. But some courts around the state are struggling to handle the influx of people contesting tickets.
Trial dates are backed up in San Diego County, where the number of motorists contesting tickets has doubled in a decade, said court spokeswoman Karen Dalton. The current wait is six months.


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Update on MaisMais is 34 years old. He is married and has three children. Mais lives in the Absheron region together with his beloved wife and children. He has been manufacturing plastic doors and windows for eleven years. Right now Mais needs 2,000 AZN to buy necessary spare parts and tools to repair equipment which he uses to make plastic doors and windows. This is Mais' second loan and he has successfully repaid the first loan which has really helped him in growth of his business. Mais is very grateful to Kiva and lenders for the loan.
Previous Loan DetailsMais has been in the business of making plastic windows for 10 years. He was born in 1977, is married and has 3 children. The family lives in the Absheron region. His grandfather made wooden windows and doors, but Mais makes them in plastic. He needs a loan of 2000 AZN to buy the necessary equipm... More from Mais's previous loan »
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Dreaming of a penthouse? With roof-top flats under half a million, Sheila Prophet says they're within your grasp if you keep an eye on new developments
Penthouses are no longer the exclusive preserve of the super-rich. Pick an up-and-coming area of London, and you can enjoy high-rise luxury living for well under a million pounds - in some cases even below £500,000.
In Cable Street, in the convenient location of Shadwell, close to both the City and Canary Wharf, Rydon Homes' development Nordic Apartments is offering seven rooftop two- bedroom units with starting prices of just £330,000.
These apartments, on top of three six-storey Scandinavian-style buildings, have all the features you would expect in a penthouse - wood floors, airy open-plan layouts, luxury white tiled bathrooms, and fully fitted kitchens designed by Lemon Grass. Most importantly, they have floor-to-ceiling sliding doors leading to outside spaces of private timber-clad balconies and terraces with uninterrupted views across East London.
Says Rydon Homes' Sarah Elsey: "Buyers are surprised to find penthouses for under a million, considering how close the apartments are to the City, and are even more surprised to get that much view for that kind of money."
Across the river, Deptford is about to undergo massive regeneration, with plans for thousands of new homes, plus the proposed regeneration of Convoys Wharf and the local train station by the Richard Rogers Partnership.
Right now, however, the area still offers plenty of bargains for early birds. Live/work development Glasshouse, situated a few minutes south of the high street and the station, offers two-bedroom duplex penthouses with prices starting at £270,000.
Again, these penthouses' best assets are outside the full-height windows, with private terraces providing spectacular views of South London and Greenwich on one side and the City on the other.
Nearby Aragon Tower is the redevelopment of an ex-council building, where Berkeley Homes added four additional floors to provide 14 penthouses between the 25th and 29th floor, all set back from the rest of the building to create large terraces with fabulous views.
Eleven of these penthouses have now been snapped up, with just three-bedroom apartments still available, priced between £560,000 and £850,000.
The Sargasso apartments, at Barratt's Capital East development overlooking the Royal Victoria Docks, has 18th floor three-bedroom apartments that come in under the million pound mark at £999,995.
Ilford, in the borough of Redbridge on the eastern edges of London, is an area undergoing huge regeneration. A crucial element of the local council's "Progressive Ilford" programme is Barratt's Centreway development on the site of the old shopping precinct.
Centreway, on Ilford High Road close to the Exchange Shopping Centre, is a series of blue and white towers with contrasting balconies providing 239 one- and two-bedroom apartments, including rooftop penthouse apartments looking out across East London and Essex. Prices for the penthouses, which are just 16 minutes away from Liverpool Street Station and minutes from the North Circular, are between £349,995 and £399,995. But how do these modestly priced penthouses compare to more expensive models?
"You probably do not get as much floor space in these penthouses as the ones in prime areas priced over £1million," says Fiona Halsey of estate agents DTZ Residential.
"You may also not get some of the extra mod-cons you get in the most expensive penthouses, such as a lift into the apartment, electric blinds, air conditioning or steam ovens.
"But these penthouses, in locations outside the prime areas, can be great value, and as long as they are not in small developments with only three storeys, they all offer the most important element - height. When you are standing on your balcony looking out at the view across London they offer the same great feeling of being up above everyone else."
While most of these penthouses are in "pioneering" areas of East London, there are some examples to be found elsewhere.
A St James' development, The Pumphouse is a gated enclosure of 43 flats in the Grade II-listed building of a former Victorian pumping station by the Thames in Hammersmith.
The Pumphouse has just launched its seven penthouses, all but one of which will be duplexes with a choice of two and three bedrooms, all located on the fourth and fifth floors. With nothing between the building and the river, residents can enjoy sweeping views across the Thames and west London. Price tags for these penthouses begin at £550,000 and go up to the "on application" level.
Penthouses are also increasingly popping up in commuterland. In Woking, Surrey, for example, Barratt's development Centrium has just one penthouse left, priced £489,995. At Bryant Homes' Holwood development, on a country estate four miles outside Bromley, the penthouses provide an alternative view to the cityscape - across the estate's 74 acres of beautiful parkland. These unusual three-bedroom penthouses are priced from £850,000.
- Nordic Apartments (020 7789 1580), The Pumphouse (020 8563 9139), Glassbouse (0870 067 2214), Aragon Tower (020 8320 2030), Centreway (020 8514 7125), Centrium (01483 727 296), Holwood (01689 860 952), Sargasso (020 7476 7163)


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (292 votes).
In short: Would recommend to everyone ! Great race, fantastically well organised and lovely route.Date of review: May 18, 2015
In short: Good atmosphere, good course, well organized, good finisher's shirtDate of review: May 18, 2015
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In short: Great race, loved it.In full: Great race, lovely route, fantastic support from Marshalls and locals. I would highly recommend it and will be back next year.Date of review: May 18, 2015
In short: Great atmosphereIn full: Fab race for all abilities, Chris, Andy and all the team do a spectacular job of organising the race giving so much of their free time and the additional training runs eacb month are priceless. Can't recommend highly enough!! Date of review: May 18, 2015
In short: Enjoyed my first half marathon In full: first time I'd ran a half marathon after doing 20+ 10k runs, really enjoyable and very well organised, the hill at the end did me in though but I'll be back next year to beat my time. I would recommend this race to anyone wanting to run a well organised half. Date of review: May 18, 2015
In short: Enjoyable raceIn full: Very enjoyable although the last mile seemed hard (doesn't it always?) but the finish was worth it. Well organised and names on race numbers was a nice touch. Regular updates via e-mail leading up to race day. Would definitely recommend this race. Date of review: May 18, 2015
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In short: Awesome well organised and constant email updates from the teamDate of review: May 18, 2015
In short: a great first half marathon. organisation was amazing even down to an amazing amount of portaloos in morning!In full: The live bands, great uplifting crowds lining the cheshire countryside to cheer runners and the amazing organisation made this run great. The two inclines in the last mile were an unexpected challenge but completely forgotten about by the time i crossed the finish line! Will be back to do Chester half 2016!Date of review: May 18, 2015
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.- Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams will meet with Pope Benedict XVI on Nov. 23 to mark the 40th anniversary of a landmark visit to Rome by the former head of the worldwide Anglican Communion, Archbishop Michael Ramsay.
Archbishop Williams said the visit would allow the "opportunity to pursue the rich tradition of exchange between Canterbury and Rome" and to reflect on the last 40 years as well as on future relations.
The meeting will take place as tensions between the two churches have increased recently, due to the decision by some elements of the Anglican Communion to approve openly homosexual and female bishops as well as same-sex unions. There had been disagreement previously regarding the Anglican Communion's decision in 1994 to ordain women priests.
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One of the nicest campgrounds in MN. It is primarily a family oriented campground, with a huge play ground, shuffleboard, basketball, bean bag toss, and much more. A well kept pool the kids love, plus a nice sandy beach to use the lake. Boat docks for those with boats for skiing and fishing. The lake is small, but an excellent large mouth bass body of water. Water pressure, electric and sewer all very good. Slow WiFi, just like most camps, but it is available. The best fish cleaning station I have ever seen.
The sites are all gravel/sand, but well packed, roads are dirt and sometime interesting to navigate in a large rig. The owners are fantastic, helpful and accommodating. The only campground we've ever been in that rakes, cleans the fire pits, and general make the site ready for the next occupant. - Darfantin
Jul 2015 - $50.00
This campground is wonderful. Nice lake, pool, playground for the kids, off-leash area for the dogs. Very well managed and just plain fun. We had a lakeside campsite and just loved it. Get one if you can. - roadtripp
May 2015 - $55.00
I love the onsite dog park with agility equipment. We also enjoyed renting a pontoon while we there. The office has a lot of rental equipment available, as well as a small store - very convenient. It looked like families were having a blast in the heated swimming pool - great perk for a MN campground to include!
The majority of the spaces in this campground are rented seasonally, so it's best to call far ahead of your desired dates to reserve one of the few available spots. - Midwesterner
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The park seemed nice but we only saw it from the windows of the truck and camper as the mosquitoes were absolutely horrible. Luckily we weren't planning to hang around the camper much during our 2 day stay. We toured the Brainerd lakes area and kept our campground time to a minumum due to the mosquitoes. - wally-eye
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This is a great park for smaller RVs and tent campers. We struggled several times with too tight turns and getting out of the dump station was really difficult. Site #9 is the only site we could get our 38' 5th wheel into because it is on a curve and a straight back in. The sites are quite large but the roads are narrow and lined with trees and posts which prevented us from entering three separate sites. Too heavily treed for a satellite signal but our Verizon MiFi worked fine. The rangers were wonderful! - RosieandThumper
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Very nice clean park but no water at sites. Good internet and phone service but hard to get satellite because of the trees. Showers and restrooms were very clean. Sites were gravel and level. Will stay here again when in area. - ds4006
Jul 2013 - $30.00
Lovely! Very shady, tons of mosquitoes! Flat sites, nice tables and good fire rings. Hard to get our 32 foot into many of the sites. Able to catch lots of bluegill right below the dam. Nice park with plenty of room for walk ups. We were there with friends and had a great time! The beach had swimmers itch there a week previously so we didn't try it. - fulltimenomads
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This is a nice quiet city park located just on the outskirts of Brainerd. The road into the city park is on asphalt and the sites and interior road of this campground is on packed dirt and gravel. Some of the sites have the utilities located at the back while others were closer to the front. All sites had 20/30/50 amp service along with water. The dump station was located within the park – not within the campground. The electrical voltage was a little weak, hovering around 119. All of the sites had a picnic table and a fire ring. A few of the sites were pull-throughs and most of the sites could handle a large rig. The bathroom and the one shower (per gender) were located within the city park. The bathrooms were very old, functional but not very appealing. We chose not to use them. The campground had Wi-Fi but was very weak. Verizon air card was a little slow. Verizon cell phone worked well. There was very little road noise at night. This is a well used city park. The camp host and the Parks and Recreation office are located near the dump station. We would return to this park if we were in the area. We camped at this campground with a 32 foot rig. - adsaxs
Oct 2010 - $30.00
This pleasant city park is located on Rice Lake which is part of the upper Mississippi River. The sites on the single loop provide both 50-amp power and water hookups. Cable TV is available. The Wi-Fi connection indicated no owner identification, but I assume that it belonged to the park. There is little shade at the sites. While there are a number of newly planted trees, it's going to be quite a few years before they provide any shelter from the sun. Since I visited in the early fall, I dealt with the very pleasant staff at park department's office. During the camping season a host is resident in the campground. - GreenMtn08
Aug 2010 - $30.00
Clean quiet friendly. No showers and the restrooms are marginal but it is a nice setting on a pretty lake. - baxterrv
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Not for 40' DP. Was told plenty of room, not true - very tight for that size coach. Bathrooms needed cleaning, told mgmt after 15 hrs. Boat launch not usable. Pool chemicals got out of balance, so pool and hot tub shut down since no one knew how to balance. - Paul2015
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Completely remodeled RV Resort with lake front and lake view campsites in a park like setting. Sandy swim beach and nice docks. Very clean park with quiet time rules. Pet friendly and family friendly resort. South East of Brainerd on Lower South Long Lake and a few miles from Paul Bunyan land. - Y5Family


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moots is hot. black hoods would look better though.
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In the future a carbon crank with a similar weave pattern (think sram force) would like super hot too.
Moots is hot. I agree that black hoods and decal free wheels would look smokin'.
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The IAMAT Scholarship Fund is the only one of its kind supporting doctors and nurses from these areas – typically popular tourism destinations – to study and train in travel medicine abroad. This unique program provides scholars with the knowledge and practice to become certified practitioners in travel medicine. Upon graduation, scholars return to their home country to lend their expertise in travel medicine clinical best practices, improve patient care and local healthcare standards, teach their colleagues, and expand the network of IAMAT affiliated clinics around the world.
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"Different Institutional Models For NEO Response," presented at "Near Earth Objects: Risks and Opportunities," University of Nebraska Lincoln, April 23, 2009. Ben Baseley-Walker.
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"Beautiful Vinãles and his Morgotes" Top 5 Page for this destination Viñales by Alain_Smeets
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Vinãles is a beautiful place to visit and to relax. Why not take a bike ride in the countryside surrounded by those Morgotes. You will see the beautiful landscapes and you even can have a lunch at the restaurant at Cueva Vinãles before you ride your bike back to the city. We also met a tobacco farmer and his family and we visited their home, see my travelogue a bike ride in the Morgotes.
The atmosphere at night is very lively and you can enjoy the life bands that perform in the local pubs and why not have a dance or a talk with the locals. It's better then staying in your hotel and seeing the same bands perform without the soul that's so typical for a Cuban. See my travelogue A night in the town.
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I have previously worked as an editor and proofreader but have been out of the field for a while. Any ideas on how to start up again - preferably as a freelancer? thanks!
2: Join local and national organizations for communicators/editors and any specific to industries where you may have a specialization.
3: Take advantage of any networking opportunities and reach out to family and friends.
4: Do pro-bono work for a charity to get references and build your resume.
5: Get listed on sites like Elance that are dedicated to connecting freelancers with jobs. Look into temp agencies. Good luck! Karen
I am looking for information about working as a freelance editor. I worked as a writer about 8 years ago, I have a law degree, and editing has been an element of most of the work I have done since college, but I have no formal editing training. I have spent the last year at home with my two small kids. Should I take a course before trying to find work? (which one?) How much do freelancers generally charge? How do you build a client base? Do you need to pick a topic area and focus on that or can you be a general, all purpose editor? Is there as much demand for substantive editing as there is for copy editing? Any and all thoughts welcome.
Hello, I periodically read messages here that recommend publishing as a career. I've looked into it superficially over the years, and had the impression that people were entering the field through unpaid internships or previous editorial experience. In the last couple of years, my line of work has pretty much dissolved, and people I respect have been telling me I should go into publishing. Yes, but how to go about it? I have a Ph.D. in the liberal arts, have published a lot of articles, and I grew up around writers and editors, etc.--but I have no editorial samples, for example, to submit for such a position, or practical experience in some components of the job. I also don't know where the job boards are for these jobs--there must be something more efficient than going to the websites for individual publishers. I will appreciate any guidance here--as I say, I've seen people write on this group who sound very knowledgeable about such work. Interested in Publishing
I am looking for advice on becoming an editor in the publishing industry. I have a BA in journalism and several years of experience editing at a daily newspaper. I have this notion that I might enjoy publishing, but I really don't know anything about it -- and I am unsure how to find out more because I don't know anyone in the industry. I'm hoping there a members of this network who can help me. Among my questions are the following: Is it highly competitive? Is it youth driven (I am in my late 30s)? How should I start looking for a job? I'd love to hear whatever words of wisdom you have to share. Thanks so much. Book Worm
You may want to explore marketing and publicity. Some people have the notion that editorial is the most exciting department, but I have always thought that marketing is much more fun, and if writing is what you like, you end up doing a lot of writing in the marketing department. I don't think that it is youth driven. I am in my mid-thirties, and recent hires in my company are older than me. In my company of 20 employees, a third is my age, a third is older (40s, 50s and 60s) and a third are in their 20s.
You mention you don't know anybody in the industry. A good place to meet people is in the NCBPMA (Northern California Book Publicity and Marketing Association) monthly luncheons on different publishing topics. These luncheons provide a great informal way to meet Bay Area publishing professionals. They publish a directory of Bay Area Publishers which is an excellent starting point to get the picture of how many companies are around and what they do. Check out their website http://www.ncbpma.com/
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1) Northern California Book Publicity & Marketing Association (www.ncbpma.org)
2) Bay Area Editor's Forum (not sure of the web address; there might be a link on the ncbpma site)
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The best thing to do is to try to hook up with one of these organizations and start going to their events to meet people in the industry. The NCBPMA website has a job board and others may too. There are also job postings in the back of Publishers Weekly magazine, the industry magazine. Kristen
First, I don't believe one makes a lot of money in publishing. Many publishing firms struggle with the bottom line.
Second, there are many kinds of book publishing, and some of them may be more fulfilling to you personally than others. There are university and other non-profit presses that deal with academic and some literary works, there are presses that deal only with technical publication, and other very specialized presses. Some book publishers produce items that literature-lovers would scarcely acknowledge as real ''books.'' I would say that you would have to be comfortable with and interested in the type of book published by the press in order to be happy.
For academic publishing you should have some knowledge of one or more of the fields published by the press as well as editorial expertise. It helps with other types of publishing too to have some background knowledge in their specialization.
Working efficiently and accurately are important skills. My impression is that one often works in a kind of apprentice position (copy-editor, assistant editor) before moving into more interesting work. The pay at these starting positions is often low.
If you have additional questions I might be able to get a contact name and info for you with an academic publisher and a non-profit publisher.
Good luck! Linda
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