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Montville Municipal Building, 195 Changebridge Road
8:00PM Regular Meeting
NOTE: No New Business to be conducted past 10:30 P.M.
Stated for the record.
Moore - Present
Thomas Buraszeski - Present
Kanoff - Present
James Marinello - Present
Deane Driscoll - Present Keith Olsen (Alt #1) - Present
Shirkey - Present John
Petrozzino (Alt #2) - Present
Hug - Present
Also Present: Joseph Burgis, Planner
Omland, Engineer
Bruce Ackerman, Esq.
Stated for the record
Appointment of Temporary
Chairman – Motion to appoint Ms. Grogaard as Temporary Chair made by: Kanoff;
Second by: Hug. Roll call: Unanimous.
Appointment of Chairman – Motion to appoint James
Marinello made by: Kanoff, Second by: Hug, Roll call: Unanimous
Appointment of Vice Chairman – Motion to appoint Mr.
Buraszeski made by: Driscoll, Second by: Hug, Roll call: Unanimous.
Appointment of Secretary
& Assistant Secretary – Motion to appoint Meghan Hunscher as Secretary and
Jane Grogaard as Assistant Secretary made by: Kanoff, Second by: Driscoll, Roll
call: Unanimous
Appointment of Recording
Secretary - Motion to appoint Jane Grogaard as Recording Secretary made by:
Kanoff, Second by: Hug, Roll call: Unanimous
Mr. Marinello indicated that
the Township Committee requested that the professionals grant a 10% reduction
in fees for 2011. I have had many conversations
about this and have figured out that one professional has not had a raise in
many years and the other professionals are at 2008 level. Doing the math, keeping all the professionals
at the 2010 level, which is 135/hr would still have incurred a savings. At this Board, our professionals do not spend
much O/E, most charges are against trust accounts.
Appointment of Board of
Adjustment Attorney & execution of Professional Service Agreement as
written – Motion to appoint Bruce Ackerman, Esq. from Pashman Stein and
adoption of professional service agreement made by: Kanoff; Second by: Hug,
Roll: Unanimous
Appointment of Board of
Adjustment Engineer & execution of Professional Service Agreement as
written – Motion to appoint Stanley Omland, PE from Omland Engineering and
adoption of professional service agreement made by: Kanoff, Second by: Hug,
Roll call: Unanimous
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Appointment of Board of
Adjustment Planner & execution of Professional Service Agreement as written
– Motion to appoint Joseph Burgis, PP from Burgis Associates for a 90 day
interim and adoption of professional service agreement made by: Kanoff, Second
by: Buraszeski, Roll call: Unanimous
Mr. Marinello welcomed Mr. Olsen
& Mr. Petrozzino to the Board.
Designation of Meeting Nights
for Board of Adjustment as follows:
1st Wednesday of every
month @ 8PM
5, 2011 August
3, 2011
2, 2011 *August
18, 2011 (Thursday)
2, 2011 September
7, 2011
April 6, 2011 October
5, 2011
4, 2011 November
2, 2011
1, 2011
December 7, 2011
16, 2011 (Thursday) January 4, 2012
6, 2011
*additional meeting if needed
Motion to adopt made by: Hug; Second by: Kanoff, Roll
call: Unanimous
Designation of Official
Newspaper for Legal Purposes
The Daily Record & The Citizen of Morris County
b) The Star Ledger
Motion to adopt made by: Kanoff, Second by: Hug, Roll
call: Unanimous
Adoption of By-Laws
Change future agendas to
indicate Correspondence before Other Business.
A "T" in the word "the" page 3 last paragraph.
Motion to adopt bylaws as amended made by: Kanoff,
Second by: Buraszeski, Roll call: Unanimous
Motion to adopt annual report made by: Hug, Second by:
Buraszeski, Roll call: Unanimous
Mr. Buraszeski made a motion
to appoint Dr. Kanoff, Mr. Hug and Mr. Marinello to the Invoice Review
Subcommittee; Second by: Mr. Driscoll.
Roll call: Unanimous
Mr. Buraszeski made a motion
to appoint Mr. Driscoll as Planning Board Liaison Second by Mr. Hug, Roll call
Swearing in of Professionals
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The following application was
carried with notice preserved to 2/2/11:
ZSPP/FCD25-06-05-09 Lake Valhalla Club – Vista Rd. – B: 11, L: 29 - preliminary/final site
plan/Use & Bulk relief and design waivers for lighting for volleyball area
– first hearing 11/4/09, carried with
notice from 12/1/10 – Eligible:
Buraszeski, Driscoll, Kanoff, Hug, Moore, Shirkey ACT
ZC34-09-21-10 DePalma, Frank – 18
Valhalla Rd. – B: 20.1, L: 33 – rear setback 42.7'
where 50' require addition – Notice
Acceptable ACT
on behalf of the applicant: Frank DePalma, applicant; Larry Quirke, AIA
Quirke, AIA – sworn
application was before the board July 7, 2010 for variance of building coverage
and the board granted the variance.
Someone in the building department noticed that the rear setback was 50'
where I had written 30' because the fax I received from zoning of the
requirements looked like a 30. The
previous application had 30' rear setback written on all the plans. We were told that we have to come back before
the board for the rear setback. Mr.
Marinello – Is it my understanding that there was no other change to the
plans? Mr. Quirke – Yes. Mr. Marinello – Could the variances be
reduced? Mr. Quirke – This property is
large and can withstand the addition, the house is setback 90' from the front
setback, reducing the rear setback. No
detriment to the neighborhood. All
runoff from the addition will be dealt with through a drywell. There is a steep incline toward the rear and
the house is set back on the hill.
Burgis – No impact to neighbors, neighboring properties good distance
away. Mr. Quirke – The addition is at
44' and the chimney is at 42'. Mr.
Buraszeski – One story addition, minimal effect on neighbors.
to public – None - Closed
Motion to approve the application, house set far back, topography of lot, no
detriment to zoning ordinance or neighborhood made by: Buraszeski; Second by:
Driscoll; Roll call: Yes -Buraszeski,
Driscoll, Hug, Moore, Kanoff, Shirkey, Marinello
ZSOIL5-10-20-10 Lodhi – B: 21.01, L: 35.04 – 10 Old Ln. – soil movement
application - Notice Acceptable
on behalf of the applicant: Steven Schepis, Esq.; Frank Matarazzo, PE
Schepis –This is an application that has minor amendments from the previous
application as to the route of the soil movement. 2,000 cubic yards to be moved in and out of
the property. Traffic Safety Officer and
Township Engineer have no issues with this application; neither did Mr.
Omland's office.
Matarazzo, PE – sworn
a vacant lot on Old Lane. Propose a single family dwelling in the center
of the property. There are several
retaining walls on site and have a drywell system proposed along with a
proposed septic system. Main change from
previous application is the destination of where the soil was being brought to
and the route. Now propose to go west on
Old Lane to Valhalla then east on Main Road up Jacksonville to Indian Lane East
to small portion of Old Jacksonville Road into Lincoln Park. We have a total of 1,600 cubic
which would be just over 100 trucks.
4,300 is the total amount of cut and fill but 1,600 will be moved from
Omland – I need the following information: what is likelihood of hitting rock,
blasting, or staging of trucks, hours of operation and damage to roads. Mr. Matarazzo – Have not done test pits by the
house but no rock was encountered near the septic. Mr. Omland – Asked that the applicant to be
in compliance with Township Blasting Regulations. Want to have protection of the
neighbors. If approved the applicant
must comply with historical provisions for blasting within the township, hours
of blasting, notice of blasting, pre-blast surveys, etc.
Erhman – Jersey Mulch Products – hired to clean up property and remove soil
Omland – Can we limit the trucking hours of operation to those hours outside of
school pick up and drop off times. Mr.
Erhman – Yes. Mr. Omland – No staging of
trucks on Old Lane.
Mr. Erhman - Correct.
to public
Scalzitti - 15 Old Ln – sworn
drainage is supposed to be put in before soil removal. Mr. Matarazzo – Yes, within the right of way,
that was a condition of the variance approval and is as noted on the
plans. Mr. Scalzitti – What about
minimal tree removal? Mr. Matarazzo –
Limit of disturbance is shown on plan.
Mr. Marinello – Could this soil movement have a negative impact on the
trees on the neighboring property? Can
you take measures to save the root system of those trees even though not on the
applicant's property. Mr. Matarazzo –
Dr. Kanoff – Is this the
quickest route? Mr. Schepis – No but it
is through less of residential areas.
Mr. Marinello – Damage to roads to be applicant's responsibility to fix? Mr. Schepis – Will have Developers Agreement
from Township Attorney which will include same.
Motion to approve, blasting policies to be adhered to, no stacking of trucks,
no movement of trucks during school bussing hours, drainage within right of way
be done prior to removal of soil, detailed schedule of project prepared and
followed carefully, damage to roads repaired by applicant, minimize damage to
trees on adjacent properties, water to be channeled toward catch basins,
bi-weekly reports to be submitted as per previous resolution, subject to
developers agreement made by: Hug; Second by: Driscoll; Roll call: Yes - Buraszeski, Driscoll, Hug,
Moore, Kanoff, Shirkey, Marinello
ZC25-08 Caggiano, Lou Carl – Hog
Mountain Rd. – B: 33, L: 32 – variance for
construction of a single family home on an unimproved road – Carried with
notice from 4/7/10 & 9/1/10 – Eligible: Buraszeski, Driscoll, Hug, Kanoff, Moore, Shirkey,
Marinello ACT
Mr. Schepis – The applicant
is requesting a planning variance because the lot does not abut an improved
street. There is sufficient access for
emergency vehicles. The property existed
prior to the zoning ordinances.
Easements have been recorded as previously requested by the board. There is a zero increase in net runoff from
the site with the proposal. Have
received approvals from Health, Traffic, Fire and Water and Sewer Departments.
Mr. Matarazzo – previously
Exhibit A-6 – grading plan sheet 2 of 10 dated
5-19-08 last revised 12-21-10 colorized plan
submitted to the board.
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Mr. Matarazzo – Culverts are
Exhibit A7 – proposed driveway plan sheet 4 of 10
dated 12-21-10 colorized
Mr. Matarazzo – Shows
proposed driveway improvements and access easement along lot 33. I have marked the limits of the access
easement in the field. Driveway will
be pitched toward the pond.
Mr. Burgis – The applicant
has to prove safe access to the site.
Mr. Matarazzo – The access easement currently is Hog Mountain Road that services several
lots from Taylortown Road. Coming off that is another access easement
that services 2 additional lots. Since
it's an existing condition a public road would not be feasible. Mr. Schepis – It was difficult to get a 15'
easement from one neighbor and when asked for more we received a negative
response. Mr. Hug – What is the
narrowest point? Mr. Matarazzo –The
narrowest point is 12'.
Mr. Omland – Has the Boonton
access been rectified. Mr. Schepis –
Spoke to Boonton and they are satisfied with the easement we have
submitted. Mr. Omland – Suggest the Board/Township
Attorney be involved with the wording for all easements. This will be a private driveway and do not
recommend that it go public. The Township
would not want any issues in the future; the culverts would become our burden
if in the future we accepted the road.
Want the record to be clear that the Township would not accept this road
in the future. Mr. Omland – Is there
acceptable sight distance at Taylortown
Road? Mr.
Matarazzo – Yes. Mr. Schepis on page 2
of the easement it indicates that the storm water infrastructure is the
obligation of Mr. Caggiano. This is not
a township road and is not inclined to be.
Mr. Omland – We have received updates from DEP, which were helpful. There are still some conflicts in the plans
can they be fixed? Mr. Matarazzo –
Yes. Mr. Omland – If there are
substantial changes from DEP the applicant would have to come back before the
Mr. Shirkey – The report says
the dam is leaking and caused wetlands.
Mr. Schepis – DEP said the dam has to be rectified due to safety
issues. Mr. Caggiano has to deal with
DEP either way, the DEP says the dam is a safety issue and is requiring the dam
to be opened up to release slowly to have a lower level. This dam was hand made 70 years ago. It appears that the recent plans will have to
be approved by the DEP. Mr. Omland – He
is not compelled to breach the dam, he can repair it or breach it. But the applicant has the choice. Mr. Shirkey – What was supposed to be built
on that foundation that was never built?
Mr. Matarazzo – It was for a house that was never built. Mr. Hug – The fact that the applicant is
addressing the dam needs it is a positive effect to the neighbors down
below. Mr. Omland – Yes.
Mr. Moore – Plowing? Mr. Matarazzo – Mr. Caggiano will plow the
road. Mr. Omland – What about the remaining
maintenance to the road? Mr. Ackerman –
Will be part of the easement agreement review and potentially part of the
condition for applicant to indemnify the Township for such obligations.
Open to public – none –
Motion to approve the planning variance conditioned upon testimony above,
applicant responsible for the road and to be passed on to any future owner of
the property, including Township indemnity, easements to be reviewed by board
attorney including easement to the town of Boonton, DEP permits, any material changes
required by DEP must come back before the board, all professional and agency reports made by: Buraszeski; Second by: Hug; Roll call: Yes - Buraszeski, Driscoll, Hug,
Moore, Kanoff, Shirkey, Marinello - No
Kaner, Suzanne –12 Foremost Mountain Rd. – B: 130,
L: 14 – variance - detached garage
construction variance required for existing lot size; existing depth of
measurement; existing lot width; existing impervious coverage; proposed side
yard 7.87' where 20' required; accessory structure height 16.42' where 14'
allowed – Carried from 12/1/10 ACT
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on behalf of the applicant: Suzanne Kaner; Jacob Soloman, AIA
Soloman – previously sworn
I have
incorporated board comments from the last meeting. Propose the construction of a garage on an existing
foundation. Moved garage forward 30" to
eliminate rear setback variance. Reduced
the height of the garage to 16.42'.
Minimized the need for variances.
Mr. Burgis – Need specific testimony as to positive and negative
criteria. We specifically requested a
reduction in rear setback, have not had testimony on accessory structure
height. Mr. Soloman – The topography of
the lot and fact that the lot is undersized is a hardship. The front of the garage is in conformance,
but the lot slopes back toward the rear of the property and the height is
determined by an average of the grade.
Olsen – The plan indicates 6.04' side setback where the table says 7.87'. The secretary checked the notice which
indicates 7.87'. Mr. Ackerman – You
noticed for one number and the one requested is less. Mr. Marinello – Can carry with new notice
required to 2/2/11.
carried to 2/2/11with new notice required to indicate proper side setback
Mr. Schepis agreed to allow the application under new business proceed
before the Holiday at Montville
ZC36-09 –Marotto, Vincent – B: 71, L: 11
– 15 Millers Ln. – front/rear setback variances
for addition to single family home – Notice
Acceptable ACT
on behalf of the applicant: Lisa Marotto, applicant
Marotto, applicant – sworn
tried to minimize the effect on the property due to the house being offset
initially on the property. The houses on
Millers Lane
are closer together that most streets in town.
The houses were placed haphazardly in the neighborhood. Mr. Burgis – On the plan a revision is to be
made to show the right of way line. The
depth of the property on Millers
Lane is shown to be 89' where it should show
79+/-'. Which is 9.75' less than
shown. Mr. Omland – Would like more
grading on property, storm water management system (not fully designed but one
that would be proven to work).
to public – none – closed
Burgis – The applicant is proposing an addition over the garage and wrapping
around the rear of the house. There is a
one story addition also proposed. The
variances are for front setback to Millers and Lincoln and a rear setback. Most of the setbacks exist and they are going
up with a 2nd story except the one area that goes 7' back to rear
yard and closer to Lincoln Street. Mr. Marinello – Do we need a turnaround on
this property? Mr. Omland – Good idea to
create a K turn on site. Mr. Marinello –
Would there be any other place to do this addition that would not require a
variance? Mr. Burgis - Due to constraints
of the lot, no.
Motion to approve subject to installation of
K-turn or otherwise sufficient enough turnaround to not back out onto Millers
Lane on the property, 9.75' right of way dedication, additional grading, storm water
management to be proven as operational made by: Kanoff; Second by: Driscoll; Roll call: Yes - Buraszeski, Driscoll, Hug,
Moore, Kanoff, Shirkey, Marinello
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ZSPP/FC28-08-13-10 Holiday at Montville – 29
Vreeland Ave. – B: 52.03, L: 19, 21 & 22 –
site plan & variances -
carried from 10/6/10; carried with notice from 12/1/10 Eligible: Buraszeski,
Driscoll, Hug, Moore, Kanoff, Shirkey, Marinello ACT
ZSOIL14-10 Holiday at Montville – 29
Vreeland Ave - B: 52.03, L: 19, 21 & 22 – soil
movement - carried
from 10/6/10; carried with notice from 12/1/10 Buraszeski, Driscoll, Hug, Moore, Kanoff, Shirkey,
on behalf of the applicant: Steven Schepis, Esq.; Joseph Staigar, Traffic PE;
James Cutillo , AIA; Robert Gannon, Applicant
Schepis – Site plan approval requested.
Previous testimony was given by Mr. Walker. Mr. Staigar is here to testify as a traffic
Staigar, Traffic PE - Sworn
I have prepared a traffic
impact analysis. Light traffic volumes
proposed. Reviewed the roadway for the
board. Age restricted communities have
less traffic activity during peak hours.
There are no children to bring back and forth to school. In my report I did not analyze as age
restricted development so it will have higher trip generation rates at 2 ½
times the rate of an age restricted community.
Still has level of service A & B.
Complies with RSIS except for the loop at the end of the roadway. RSIS does not provide standards for one-way
Mr. Schepis – Mr. Walker
submitted a plan that shows one-way traffic because the Traffic Safety Officer
requested it, but it will create an exception.
If the Board wants 2-way traffic we can provide a 28' roadway. It is up to the board to decide.
Mr. Staigar – The preferred
plan is the one-way traffic flow plan.
Mr. Staigar reviewed the amount of parking proposed on site. We are more than double of what the RSIS
standards require. Mr. Omland - We have
reviewed the traffic report which addresses most of our comments. Suggest that the final placement of
landscaping and the removal of trees and shrubs be done at the advice and counsel
of the board engineer or township engineer prior to issuance of certificate of
occupancy. The 24' loop is a minor
exception from the RSIS and the applicant is required to submit a written
statement to this board that states the requirements of the standards, the
manner in which strict compliance would result in practical difficulties and a
statement of the nature and extent of the practical difficulties, this is a
statutory regulation. The 24' design is
preferred, less impervious coverage.
James Cutillo, AIA - sworn
Mr. Ackerman – As a follow
up, as it relates to proofs that it is impractical to develop an RSIS compliant
roadway, you have acknowledged that it is practicable. Mr. Schepis – I read the codes different from
Mr. Omland, it is my understanding that a Board and an applicant can agree to
deviate from the standards when the general purposes of the standards have been
met. We do not have to establish
practical difficulty; we can agree with the board that what we are proposing
meets the purposes and the intents of the guidelines. We can provide safe access, safe traffic flow
and an ergonomically designed road, the regulations overlook one-way streets. The Traffic Safety officer requested the one-way
street. Even though there is not a
practical difficulty meeting the design standards the board can grant an
exception in light that it meets overall goals and purposes of the regulations
as recommended by the Traffic Safety Officer.
Mr. Omland – The regulations say the examples include reduction of cart
way width also says the board may grant the exception based on consistency with
integrity of the standards, meets the needs of public health and safety, etc. I think they can satisfy it in writing if
they follow the regulations.
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Mr. Cutillo - We have
designed 5 models for this property.
Models are the same as previously submitted. I have provided the front elevation for each
model. The homes are designed to make
them attractive since they are smaller homes.
They are all similar in nature and footprint. I have listed on the plan which model will
fit on which lots. Some are garage under
type homes. Some are flat all the way around
and some have walk-out basements. The
duplex model has no basement and is designed to be located on the flatter
portion of the property. Mr. Cutillo –
Reviewed the building height calculations for the board.
Exhibit A4 – first and second floor half story
diagrams dated 1/4/11
Mr. Cutillo – Used exhibit A4
to further review the building height calculations. Mr. Burgis – Visually it would be a 2-story
structure. Mr. Cutillo – I disagree, do
not see walls or windows on the 2nd floor. Adding the extra height adds an
architectural feature that makes this look more like a quality building. Mr. Burgis – What is the height of the
garage under model? Mr. Cutillo – No more
than 30'. Mr. Burgis – That would give
the visual impression of a 2 story building.
How many units could possibly be built with that model? Mr. Cutillo - Possibly 10. Mr. Omland – I have not had sufficient amount
of time to review this exhibit. Mr.
Schepis – Applicant agrees to comply with 1 ½ stories.
Open to the public for the
traffic and architect.
Mr. Mizzone – previously
When did they receive the 20'
rear yard setback? As far as safety is
concerned, has there been any testimony on snow removal? There is parking on one side of the street
and with snow on the ground the road
gets narrower. Is the rear setback 20'
or the now proposed 7'? My house is 75'
from the property line and I have to look up at this property. Mr. Ackerman – The resolution was adopted
November 2009 for 20' rear setback.
Robert Gannon, applicant –
previously sworn
We have a private company
that will come in and do snow removal for the roadway, sidewalks and walkways
and there is sufficient room on the property for snow removal. Home Owners Association will be responsible
for snow removal.
A5 – Fire report 10/6/09
– Fire report 11/9/10
– RSIS exception request
Matthew Rainken – previously
Where will construction
trailers be located and for how long will they be located on the property? Will there be sales trailers too and how long
will they be located on the property?
Mr. Walker – The sales trailer/construction trailer is to be located in
the front section of the project and is shown on the plan, initially it will be
used as a construction trailer and when the improvements go in it will be
converted into a sales trailer.
Mr. Omland – Will there be
parking area for sales patrons in winter time?
Mr. Walker
– Sales trailer will use parallel parking within the roadway and there will be
no sales until the roadway system is done.
Mr. Omland - Will there be accessibility and ramping to sales trailer
and landscaping? Mr. Walker - Yes. Mr. Marinello – Length of time construction/sales
trailer to be on site? Mr. Gannon – We
do not know how long it will remain on site, maybe 5-6 months and then will
move into a model home. I currently
have 11 buyers. I only have 1 buyer that
wants the loft, 3 of the 11 want finished basement but majority of buyers want
no loft and no finished basement.
Mr. Marinello – Do you have
an expert to answer the question about the rear setback being reduced to
7'? Mr. Walker – Sheet 13 of 20 showing
elevation difference between our property and Longview Estates. It shows the difference between the elevation
of the proposed home and adjacent lot on Longview Estates.
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Mr. Walker - There was always
a 20' setback and there was always a patio shown on plans at use variance. We initially asked for a variance for decks,
which was removed. The necessary A/C
units needed to be relocated due to 12' side setback had to be relocated into
the rear yard. Some are between the
building and the property line. The
other alternative would be putting A/C units in the front yard.
Marcia Goldstein – previously
Concerned with A/C units
being closer than the 20'. How close are
these A/C units to my property? The
proposed site is cramming everything in to put in as many units as they
can. Need time to look at plans to see
how it affects my property.
Joan Donovan – 72 Jesse Ct – sworn
The units have previously
been advertised as single floor units and are now testified to be 1 ½
stories. Do they meet the height
ordinance? Mr. Cutillo - The height and
stories ordinances are in compliance.
Ms. Donovan – Will the drainage be adequate prior to construction? Mr. Walker – The drainage flows completely
away from Longview Estates. Your
property will not be affected at all.
Ross Fox – 8 Barge Ct. - sworn
Had a comment. Mr. Marinello – This is not concluding this
evening, comments will be taken after all testimony has been provided.
Linda Gannon – 6 West Lake Dr –
Why won't this conclude this
evening? Mr. Marinello – The By-Laws
indicate no new business past 10:30pm.
Mr. Marinello – Questions
from the Board to be answered at the next hearing. Mr. Petrozzino – More information on
grading. Mr. Olsen – Rear elevations not
shown, windows proposed in loft? Mr. Cutillo
– Dormers. Mr. Buraszeski – During
initial use application the homes were smaller than what is proposed today. Now there are basements and lofts and
dormers, these will look like 2 story homes, it will be hard to convince me the
amount of units on the property with accessories will fit on this property. I don't object to the proposal but the vision
that was given at use was more of a community proposal and this is not in the
spirit of what I am seeing now.
Mr. Marinello – There was an
exhibit presented this evening that the professionals did not have time to
review. Mr. Schepis – Common driveways
have been eliminated. Mr. Hug asked what
the affordable housing requirements are for this site. Mr. Burgis – 6 units are set aside which are
20%. Mr. Gannon – We will comply with
COAH requirement at the time of approval. We are not required for 20% on this
site. This issue is to be cleared up
before the next hearing. Dr. Kanoff – I
have difficulty with A/C units and accessories being crammed in, not the same
type plan as 2009. Mr. Shirkey – The
exhibit A-6 from the Use variance showed modest homes that did not have any
type of loft or 2nd floor space.
This new plans show full blown 2nd floors with bedrooms and
bathrooms and finished basements. There
has to be a middle ground between the original approvals and what is
proposed. Can we make a concession at
lesser units and more recreational space; we now see no recreational space on
the current plans. Need additional
information on cut and fill and requirements for walkouts and garage under
Mr. Gannon – We have talked
about elevators, lofts, and garage under units on this application. Mr. Shirkey – I beg to differ. Mr. Gannon will review the transcripts. We
took the common driveways out, moved the A/C units, I cannot make the plans to
fit everyone's needs. Take the 6
affordable units out if you want to reduce the number of units on site. I was willing to build them but let someone
else build them. We hid the garage under
units tucked in the back of the property so they are not seen from Vreeland Avenue. Mr. Marinello – Site Plan is very difficult,
more difficult than Use. This is a
unique case. Mr. Gannon – I have asked
twice for a special meeting so we can spend 2 hours to hash out all of the
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Mr. Marinello – Would it help
if we carry you to March and give you 2 hours?
Mr. Gannon - No. Mr. Shirkey – We
do not have the option of a subcommittee like the Planning Board which would
probably help. Mr. Gannon – I understand
that. Mr. Burgis – We can meet before
the next hearing with the applicant to hash out technical issues prior to the
next hearing. Mr. Burgis – The A/C
location is still non-compliant and needs to be addressed. The Use required recreation area that has now
been removed. Need to meet with Mr.
Ackerman on current housing issues.
Carry with notice to 2/2/11extension
of time to act granted to 2/3/11.
Minutes of December 1, 2010
Eligible: Buraszeski,
Driscoll, Hug, Kanoff, Moore, Shirkey, Marinello
Motion to adopt made by: Mr.
Buraszeski, Second by: Mr. Hug. Roll call: Yes- Unanimous
Pashman Stein – Trust for:
$481.25, $187.50
Omland Engineering – Trust
for: $187.50, $31.25, $31.25, $156.25, $62.50
Burgis Associates – Trust
for: $156.25; $62.50, $62.50, $62.50, $125, $125
Motion to approve made by:
Kanoff, Second by:Hug, Roll call: Unanimous
Strumph, Gail –20 Highland Ave – B: 40, L:18 –
side yard setback 4.9' (existing/proposed) where 13.8' required; building
coverage 1,921.91 s.f. vs 1,750 s.f. allowed; impervious coverage 4,686.36 s.f.
vs 3,500 s.f. (4,586.56 s.f. existing); for addition to single family home and
deck – Approval
Resolution – Eligible: Buraszeski, Driscoll, Kanoff, Hug, Moore
Mr. Ackerman - Page 2 has a
double paragraph, will change and give to Land Use Office.
Motion to adopt as amended
made by: Buraszeski; Second by: Driscoll; Roll call: Yes - Buraszeski,
Driscoll, Kanoff, Hug, Moore
Wang, Lichen –68 Horsenck Rd. – B: 125.7, L: 32 – variance for front setback of 31'
where 50' required for front porch addition – Approval Resolution – Eligible: Buraszeski,
Driscoll, Kanoff, Moore, Marinello
Motion to adopt made by:
Buraszeski; Second by: Driscoll; Roll call: Yes - Buraszeski, Driscoll, Kanoff,
Moore, Marinello
Marinello – My goals for the year, timely reports and better public understanding of our processes. Better
docket controls. Mr. Omland – Suggested
that revisions be required to be submitted 10 working days as opposed to
business days. Mr. Ackerman – law says
10 days prior. Can change bylaws to say
professionals receive same day as land use office.
Mr. Marinello asked the Township Committee liaison and
the Planning Board liaison if they had anything to address and they indicated
that they had no comments.
to go into closed session to discuss personnel issues made by: Buraszeski;
second by: Driscoll; Roll call: Unanimous.
return from closed session and there being no further business the board
unanimously adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Jane Grogaard
Recording Secretary
Certified true copy of minutes adopted at Zoning Board
meeting of February 2, 2011.
Meghan Hunscher,


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We haven't heard much from Ubisoft regarding Watch Dogs, the developer's upcoming open-world title, since the game's delay late last year. One European retailer did list what may be the game's ship date, but no official word from the developer has backed this up. Ubisoft released their quarterly report earlier today, where CEO Yves Guillemot let us know the game's launch window.
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The mountain huts of the Iceland Touring Association on lake Alftavatn on the Middle Route were built in 1979 and can accommodate 72 people in sleeping bags. They are equipped with gas stoves, utensils and running cold water. One of the huts is reserved for hikers on the trail between Thorsmork and Landmannalaugar.
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For whatever reasons, Judaism originally allowed a man to have more than one wife, whereas a woman could only be married to one man. Therefore, as soon as a woman was married, having relations with any other man would automatically be "adultery." However a married man could in theory run off and marry some other woman in addition to his first wife; we'd call this "polygamy", not "adultery." So even if there was no marriage between them, we couldn't call it "adultery" because there was no rule of "no other women" on this man.
Clearly, if a married woman has consensual relations with a man who's not her husband, both of them are deemed equally guilty and have equal punishment.
Now today Judaism has banned polygamy, and a couple goes in with the understanding that it's just one man and one woman in this marriage. A husband who cheats on his wife with a single woman has done a horrible, disgusting thing and will answer to G-d for his actions, but we can't technically call it "adultery" the same way if the genders were reversed.


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I don't care how stoic and well organized the Japanese are. No one can be prepared for what is hitting them day after day. It is mentally overwhelming. I'm no phsychologist, but I would expect mass depression to sweep over their population. Their demographics are dramatically skewed toward older people. The country doesn't have enough young people to overcome this devastation with the enthusiasm they showed in 1995 after the Kyoto earthquake. Their Debt to GDP was 90% in 1995. Today it is 200%. They don't have the financial wherewithal to recover from this disaster. Japan's economy will spiral downward. I believe this will be the tipping point for the far worse part of the Fourth Turning.
Tide of 1,000 bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
By JAY ALABASTER and TODD PITMAN, AP
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Millions of people were facing a fourth night without water, food or heating in near-freezing temperatures in the devastated northeast. Meanwhile, a third reactor at a nuclear power plant lost its cooling capacity and the fuel rods at another were at least briefly fully exposed, raising fears of a meltdown. The stock market plunged over the likelihood of huge losses by Japanese industries including big names such as Toyota and Honda.
A Japanese police official said 1,000 washed up bodies were found scattered Monday across the coastline of Miyagi prefecture. The official declined to be named, citing department policy.
The discovery raised the official death toll to about 2,800, but the Miyagi police chief has said that more than 10,000 people are estimated to have died in his province alone, which has a population of 2.3 million.
In one town in a neighboring prefecture, the crematorium was unable to handle the crush of bodies being brought in for funerals.
"We have already begun cremations, but we can only handle 18 bodies a day. We are overwhelmed and are asking other cites to help us deal with bodies. We only have one crematorium in town," Katsuhiko Abe, an official in Soma, told The Associated Press.
In Japan, most people opt to cremate their dead, a process that, like burial, requires permission first from local authorities. But the government took the rare step Monday of waiving that requirement to speed up funerals, said Health Ministry official Yukio Okuda.
"The current situation is so extraordinary, and it is very likely that crematoriums are running beyond capacity," said Okuda. "This is an emergency measure. We want to help quake-hit people as much as we can."
Friday's double tragedy has caused unimaginable deprivation for people of this industrialized country — Asia's richest — which hasn't seen such hardship since World War II. In many areas there is no running water, no power and four- to five-hour waits for gasoline. People are suppressing hunger with instant noodles or rice balls while dealing with the loss of loved ones and homes.
"People are surviving on little food and water. Things are simply not coming," said Hajime Sato, a government official in Iwate prefecture, one of the three hardest hit.
He said authorities were receiving just 10 percent of the food and other supplies they need. Body bags and coffins were running so short that the government may turn to foreign funeral homes for help, he said.
"We have requested funeral homes across the nation to send us many body bags and coffins. But we simply don't have enough," he told the AP. "We just did not expect such a thing to happen. It's just overwhelming."
The pulverized coast has been hit by hundreds of aftershocks since Friday, the latest one a 6.2 magnitude quake that was followed by a new tsunami scare Monday. As sirens wailed, soldiers abandoned their search operations and told residents of the devastated shoreline in Soma, the worst hit town in Fukushima prefecture, to run to higher ground.
They barked out orders: "Find high ground! Get out of here!" Several soldiers were seen leading an old woman up a muddy hillside. The warning turned out to be a false alarm.
Search parties arrived in Soma for the first time since Friday to dig out bodies. Ambulances stood by and body bags were laid out in an area cleared of debris, as firefighters used hand picks and chain saws to clear an indescribable jumble of broken timber, plastic sheets, roofs, sludge, twisted cars, tangled powerlines and household goods.
Helicopters buzzed overhead, surveying the destruction that spanned the horizon. Ships were flipped over near roads, a half-mile (a kilometer) inland. Officials said one-third of the city of 38,000 people was flooded and thousands were missing.
In addition to the more than 2,800 people who have been confirmed dead, more than 1,400 were missing. Another 1,900 were injured.
Japanese officials have refused to speculate on how high the death toll could rise, but experts who dealt with the 2004 Asian tsunami offered a dire outlook.
"It's a miracle really, if it turns out to be less than 10,000 (dead)," said Hery Harjono, a senior geologist with the Indonesian Science Institute, who was closely involved with the aftermath of earlier disaster that killed 230,000 people — of which only 184,000 bodies were found.
He drew parallels between the two disasters — notably that many bodies in Japan may have been sucked out to sea or remain trapped beneath rubble as they did in Indonesia's hardest-hit Aceh province. But he also stressed that Japan's infrastructure, high-level of preparedness and city planning to keep houses away from the shore could mitigate their human losses.
The Japanese government has sent 100,000 troops to lead the aid effort. It has sent 120,000 blankets, 120,000 bottles of water and 29,000 gallons (110,000 liters) of gasoline plus food to the affected areas. However, electricity will take days to restore.
According to public broadcaster NHK, some 430,000 people are living in emergency shelters or with relatives. Another 24,000 people are stranded, it said.
One reason for the loss of power is the damage several nuclear reactors in the area. At one plant, Fukushima Dai-ichi, three reactors have lost the ability to cool down, the latest on Monday. Explosions have destroyed the containment buildings of the other two reactors. Fuel rods at the third were fully explosed, at least briefly, on Monday.
Operators were dumping sea water into all three reactors in a last-ditch attempt to cool their superheated containers that faced possible meltdown. If that happens, they could release radioactive material in the air.
But Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said the inner containment vessel holding the nuclear fuel rods at the reactor that experienced an explosion Monday was intact, allaying some fears of the risk to the environment. The containment vessel of the first reactor is also safe, according to officials.
Still, people within a 12-mile (20-kilometer) radius were ordered to stay inside homes following the blast. AP journalists felt Monday's explosion 25 miles (40 kilometers) away.
Military personnel on helicopters returning to ships with the U.S. 7th Fleet registered low-level of radioactive contamination Monday, but were cleared after a scrub-down. As a precaution, the ship shifted to a different area off the coast.
More than 180,000 people have evacuated the area around the plants in recent days.
Also, Tokyo Electric Power held off on imposing rolling blackouts planned for Monday, but called for people to try to limit electricity use.
Edano said the utility was still prepared to go ahead with power rationing if necessary. The decision reflected an understanding of the profound inconveniences many would experience.
Many regional train lines were suspended or operating on a limited schedule to help reduce the power load.
Japan's central bank injected 15 trillion yen (US$184 billion) into money markets Monday to stem worries about the world's third-largest economy.
Stocks fell Monday on the first business day after the disasters. The benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average shed nearly 634 points, or 6.2 percent, to 9,620.49, extending losses from Friday. Escalating concerns over the fallout of the disaster triggered a plunge that hit all sectors. The broader Topix index lost 7.5 percent.
Japan's economy has been ailing for 20 years, barely managing to eke out weak growth between slowdowns. It is saddled by a massive public debt that, at 200 percent of gross domestic product, is the biggest among industrialized nations.
Preliminary estimates put repair costs from the earthquake and tsunami in the tens of billions of dollars — a huge blow for an already fragile economy that lost its place as the world's No. 2 to China last year.


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January 27th, 2013
We have been lucky enough to find a local grower of mirlitons. So, this year we will have the Louisiana Heirloom Mirliton. We will also have some other varieties from the surrounding areas as well as some from Florida.
January 27th, 2013
We have been lucky enough to find a local grower of mirlitons. So, this year we will have the Louisiana Heirloom Mirliton. We will also have some other varieties from the surrounding areas as well as some from Florida.
February 9th, 2011
Fire ant control
Though you may not be bothered at this time by Fire ants, it's a good time to begin your control. I have been using a fipronil product for several years called Over-n-out. Applied in February, before activity begins, this product will last the entire season. It is very slow to eliminate existing mounds but does an excellent job of preventing. This is the reason for the early application.
Spring weed control
Spring weeds, annual and perennial alike, are beginning to raise their ugly heads. Atrazine used early in the season will eliminate many of these pests before they can produce next years crop of seed. Atrazine works well in cool temperatures and will kill Poa annua (annual bluegrass) which many other lawn herbicides do not control. Apply when weeds first appear for best control. Atrizine may take 10-14 days to work so bepatient. A second application can be made two to three weeks after the first if necessary. Follow up applications may be in the form of weed-and-feed products containing Atrazine once the grass has broken dormancy.
Feed your citrus
Citrus trees can be fertilized in February using a good Citrus/Fruit Tree Food with a minor nurtient package that has kicked up zinc. Field grade fertilizers like 13-13-13 will supply your citrus with plenty of NPK but without the essential minor nutrients that are needed for a healthy plant.
Time to prune roses
Now is the time to prune your roses. Do NOT prune climbers at this time. (or any others that bloom in spring only) Wait until after spring bloom, if pruning is needed on your climbers.
February 5th, 2011
On February 26, 2011, Naylors will be having the spring class of Root Camp. It will cover spring crops from planting to harvest along with soil preparation, fertilization, pest and disease control. Registration is $20 and you will receive a complimentary t-shirt.
Root camp is full. We will offer another camp in the fall.
Space limited to 20 participants and spots are guaranteed upon payment
Full refund for cancellations at least 48 hours in advance
January 25th, 2011
Peanuts have arrived. This year we have Viginia Jumbo White Peanuts.
We have also received our spring seed shipment for this year. Check our Seed Page for current availability.
Don't forget to get your potatoes and onions. We still have plenty of white and red potatoes. The last shipment of onions has arrived as well so get them while the getting's good!
January 20th, 2011
We have just received a brand new shipment of roses. Your can check out the varieties that we stock HERE.
November 16th, 2010
Onion starts should be in this week. We will have Texas SuperSweet, Yellow Granex (Vidalia), Southern Belle Red, and Candy. Candy is the intermediate day length onion. Call us to make sure plants have arrived.
October 24th, 2010
We now have Louisiana Super Plants. The plants have been tested to grow in our climate and look great in our landscapes. We carry the ShiShi Gashira Camelia Sasanqua in a 3 gallon pot for 19.99 along with Amazon Dianthis and Camelot Fox Glove in four inch pots for $1.99ea. You can find more information on these plants at the LSU Agcenter website.
October 21st, 2010
Q: I want to plant rye grass this fall. Is it time to do this and what type
should I plant if I don't want to cut my grass this winter? Thanks!
A: It is now time to plant rye grass for winter cover. If you don't want to
mow it this winter I would suggest you plant Panterra dwarf annual. It is fine textured and short growing.
September 21st, 2010
SOD WEBWORMS are amongst us. If you find yourself inundated with little white or tan moths in the lawn, shrubs, under the eaves or carport you're probably on the verge of having your lawn mowed by sod webworms.
Spray now with Bifenthrin or Permethrin to shortstop these little vermin.
September 11th, 2010
If you have St. Aug grass check for chinch bugs. We are seeing a lot of problems. Use a bifenthrin granule or spray to control. Remember to use a fall fertilizer to increase vigor of your grass next spring. We recommend Fertilome Winterizer.


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The Atlantic bluefin tuna catch limit has once again been readjusted for the summer. The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) of the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration is announcing in the Federal Register of Thursday, May 29, 2014 that it is increasing the general category daily retention limit for Atlantic bluefin tuna from the default level of one medium or giant fish all the way up to four fish. The new limit takes effect June 1 and runs through Aug. 31.
The tuna involved measure at least 73 inches (185 cm) curved fork length. NMFS reminds fishermen that the limit applies per day or trip – four bluefin per day if a boat takes two trips a day, or four fish if it stays at sea overnight. If you have any questions, call Sarah McLaughlin or Brad McHale at (978) 281-9260.
The tuna are now swimming north toward the northeast coast fishing areas, as they do this time of year. Based on fishing patterns over the last few years, NMFS figures that boats could take up to four of the tuna without exceeding the quotas assigned under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act and the 2006 Consolidated Highly Migratory Species Fishery Management Plan. In fact, NMFS figures that with a lower limit than four, it might have to increase the catch limit substantially for the rest of the year. The agency reserves the right to alter the catch limit if circumstances warrant.
But if it allowed a five-fish limit, it would have to cut back for the fall, the agency figures. Besides, fish caught in the summer tend to taste better. NMFS notes that it will collect more data over the summer to assess the fishery.
Because of timeliness, NMFS says it could not put the rule up for public comment before implementing it. It based the decision on information that came in right up to the last minute. And delaying the increase could result in underharvest.


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258.2 sec. 1 - Social Enterprise Law (Spring 2014)
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Course Start: January 07, 2014
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Social enterprises are at the forefront of a paradigm shift, combining the goals of philanthropy with the power of business and legal systems to address social and environmental needs. This course introduces students to the legal, regulatory and business aspects of 'social' enterprises �" which include both (i) for-profit business entities that undertake certain social and environmental objectives (alternately referred to as ESG, "triple bottom line" or "sustainability") in addition to shareholder value in both the ordinary course of business and in change of control situations and (ii) non-profits that form "hybrids" with for-profit entities. Students will study contrasting approaches to social entrepreneurship, learn about the different (new and existing) legal structures that regulate social enterprises, consider the types of financing models available social enterprises, evaluate the need for "exits" in the social enterprise space and consider the various means currently available to evaluate performance against the social and environmental objectives. The course will utilize readings, in-class discussions and exercises, and a variety of guest speakers.
Jordan J. Breslow is General Counsel of New Island Capital Management, an impact investment advisor. Jordan has taught Business Law at San Francisco State University undergraduate and graduate business programs. Prior to joining New Island, Jordan served as Vice President and General Counsel of Silver Spring Networks Opsware/Loudcloud and Geoworks. He has also been a partner and associate in private law practice. Jordan is a certified mediator, an avid musician and photographer, and father of four delightful sons. He graduated summa cum laude from San Francisco State University and earned his law degree at University of California Hastings College of Law
Susan (Suz) Mac Cormac is a partner in the Corporate Department of Morrison & Foerster's San Francisco office. She serves as co-chair of the Clean Technology + Alternative Energy Group and Private Equity and Venture Investment Practice. She has extensive experience representing start-up to late-stage private companies as well as venture, private equity and impact investors primarily in the clean technology or sustainable space. She is on the Board of Directors of the Sustainable Accounting Standards Board (SASB). Suz was named by California Lawyer Magazine as one of the 2012 California Lawyers of the Year for her effective legislative change in California as co-chair of the Working Group for the Flexible Purpose Corporation and has advised on corporate forms for social entrepreneurs in other states (Delaware, Washington, Colorado) and countries (UK). She was recognized by the Daily Journal on several Top Lawyers in California lists including Top 100 Lawyers (2012), Top Female Lawyers (2011 and 2012), and Top 25 Clean Tech Lawyers (2011). She received her B.A. in Political Economy from Williams College and her J.D. and LL.M. degrees from Duke University School of Law. Suz lives in the Presidio National Park with her husband and three young boys (Eddie, Alex, and Matthew).
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Whether your family wants to take advantage of the last days of winter, or gearing up to purchase next season passes, skiing can be an option. However, you want to make sure that everyone is safe while participating in this sport.
Linda Elam, a Boise resident and mother, is an avid and experienced skier. She has shared some thoughts to questions that may come to mind:
• Do you consider skiing a safe and family friendly sport?
"Skiing and snowboarding can be a wonderful opportunity for families to spend time together, in friendly competition or just enjoying the beauty of the winter wonderland.
"To be safe, proper gear (helmet, sunscreen, eye protection), ski clothing to stay warm, and stretching before and after skiing are all very important. Also, by following the Code of Conduct, everyone can have a good time.
"Skiers/Snowboarders Responsibility Code endorsed by the National Ski Patrol
1. Always stay in control and be able to stop or avoid other people or objects.
2. People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your responsibility to avoid them.
3. You must not stop where you obstruct a trail, or are not visible from above.
4. Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill and yield to others.
5. Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment.
6. Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails and out of closed areas.
7. Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge and ability to load, ride and unload safely."
• What do you do if you have an accident?
"Skiers and snowboarders fall all the time. It's part of the fun- you fall down, you get back up. Repeat.
For the times that you really injure yourself, assess the situation. Don't panic.
"If you can move, get yourself out of harm's way--the slopes are crowded with people who are moving at high speeds.
Skis should be placed in a crisscross position above the injured person (snowboard upright in the snow). This is a flag to other skiers that there is an injured person on the slope and they need to yield. This will alert passing Ski Patrol personnel to stop and assist. If you are alone, try and reach your phone to call 911. If you don't have a signal, use your voice to call out to passing skiers/boarders. They can go fetch the Ski Patrol. Allow the trained professionals of the Ski Patrol to check out your injuries and help you decide if you are okay to continue or should seek treatment at the Emergency Room. Better to be safe than sorry!"
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An amazing reader FTC Investigator sent in a new debt relief mailer through my I Buy Junk Mail program. The reader said this about the submission: "This is a very misleading letter as it states that I am eligible for the student loan reform act. It implies that there is some sort of government program that I have been pre-qualified ... Read More »


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IPv4 addresses may be specified by the methods above, or by CIDR-style notation to indicate a random host address within a subnet.
For example, the arguments
sendip may be run repeatedly by using the -l (loop) argument. Each packet sent will be identical unless random (rN) or file (fF) arguments are used. When looping, sendip will send packets as quickly as possible unless a time delay (-t) argument is specified.
File arguments are read line by line, with the contents of the line then substituted for the corresponding argument. For example, assume the file F contains the four lines:
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We discuss our recent trip to Nan Desu Kan. What can we say, it was a good con. As usual we hate upon the hotel but the convention is still a good time. Listen in to find out.
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OH WOW Nickel Arcade is open 7 days a week, all year long. Admission is $1.50 regardless of age. After the entrance fee, most games are only a nickel.
Video games, pinball, skeeball, pinball, hoop shot and air hockey are only a few of the games available. There are also rides for the smaller children such as a mechanical horse, train and fire engine.
Games of all skill levels will keep children of all ages entertained for hours.
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Sir Jonathan Paul "Jony" Ive is the designer and Senior Vice President of Design at Apple Inc. He has been working with Apple since 1992 and has held his current title since 1997. He is partially responsible for the designs of the iMac, iPod, iPhone, iPad and acts as principal designer of iOS 7. With his career in the spotlight once again, it seem that Jony is poised for global design domination.
Of course, Jony is going to take it slow with his global takeover. He will keep updating existing designs from Apple like FaceTime. The way FaceTime is set up now, you probably aren't even aware it has a logo. It's just a basic camera icon that doesn't need anything more to it. This design is just as simple but for some reason this time, it's the kind of logo that would make us never want to use this feature again. Ever.


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (May 20, 2014)
Verizon Networkfleet and J. J. Keller & Associates Are About to Make Trucking a Lot Less Complicated
NEW YORK, NY & NEENAH, WI - Verizon Networkfleet and J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. have reached an agreement to develop the trucking industry's first integrated, GPS fleet management solution which will provide complete performance and compliance management. Unique to the industry, J. J. Keller's Encompass® compliance system will be added later this year to Verizon Networkfleet's comprehensive fleet management portfolio.
"Verizon Networkfleet and J. J. Keller are offering a different approach to the regional and long-haul trucking markets in developing a compliance solution that includes telematics-based features for improved driver safety and efficiency," said Clement Driscoll, Founder & President of C.J. Driscoll & Associates. "This offering will leverage the strengths of leaders in their respective fields."
With this new integrated solution, Verizon Networkfleet clients will be able to efficiently manage critical requirements such as hours of service (HOS), driver vehicle inspection reports (DVIRs) and fuel taxes (IFTA), offering greater ability to manage and improve Compliance, Safety and Accountability (CSA) scores. The J. J. Keller electronic compliance functionality will be embedded in Verizon Networkfleet hardware, which will seamlessly transfer data to the J. J. Keller Mobile® app via Bluetooth technology.
"Due to increased regulatory scrutiny aimed at keeping the roads safer — including a potential regulation by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requiring electronic logging of drivers' hours of service — we recognized that the time was right to introduce a comprehensive and cost-effective compliance solution based on telematics," said Joshua Haims, General Manager with Verizon Networkfleet. "Collaborating with J. J. Keller, the leader in safety and compliance, is a natural fit."
A recent study¹ conducted by the Center for Truck and Bus Safety at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute and commissioned by the FMCSA found that trucks equipped with electronic logs experienced a 53 percent lower driving-related hours-of-service violation rate, an 11.7 percent reduction in their total crash rate and a 5.1 percent reduction in their preventable crash rate.
Verizon Networkfleet clients will also have access to the nation's largest wireless network through Verizon, in addition to the ability to integrate their existing devices and tap into mobile device management expertise.
"Having been selected for our expertise in safety and compliance is a real honor, and this collaboration brings two well-respected firms together to create a one-of-a-kind solution," said Rustin Keller, J. J. Keller's Executive Vice President & COO. "The flexibility, simplicity, and affordability of our mobile platform set it apart."
About Verizon Networkfleet
Verizon Networkfleet transforms the way fleets operate by offering reliable and comprehensive GPS tracking of vehicles and assets. Networkfleet's online system provides 24/7 access to fleet information, robust reporting capabilities, monitoring of engine diagnostics, and third-party data integration to automate fleet management tasks and improve efficiency. For more information visit networkfleet.com
About J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
Since its beginning as a one-man consulting firm in 1953, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.® has grown to become the most respected name in safety and regulatory compliance. Now over 1,300 associates strong, J. J. Keller serves over 420,000 customers — including over 90% of the Fortune 1000. The company's subject matter expertise spans nearly 1,500 topics and its diverse solutions include E-Logs and mobile technology; training via online courses, streaming video and DVD; online management tools; managed services; advisory services; publications; forms and supplies.
Transportation professionals rely on J. J. Keller's in-house expertise and wide selection of products and services to reduce risk and improve regulatory compliance, performance management and operational efficiency. For more information, visit jjkeller.com, jjkellerservices.com and jjkellerencompass.com.
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TulsaFest is a multi-discipline, multi-level arts education experience created by Tulsa Community College and the Performing Arts Institute. The annual summer program showcases the talents of classically trained musicians of all ages in an educational setting to encourage and develop student interest in the performing arts.
TulsaFest's education component offers a unique opportunity for middle and high school students to work closely with local, regional and national professionals for instrumental and vocal instruction. For two weeks, students attend daily classes, perform for guest conductors and work in small groups and ensembles. High school band and orchestra students also participate in workshops.
Student performers present two featured concerts during the two-week festival. Along with the educational component, TulsaFest offers arts patrons several performances each year. Featured entertainers include local, regional, and TulsaFest students. Professional guests on the TulsaFest stage have included Broadway stars, internationally acclaimed pianists, renowned composers, singers, dancers and big bands.
TulsaFest is designed and coordinated through the Tulsa Community College Performing Arts Institute, developed to enhance communication and coordination of the arts throughout the community and educational system. Through TulsaFest, people and performers of all ages have the opportunity to make the performing arts an important part of their lives.
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Employee Perceptions of
Organizational Quality and Learned Helplessness Attributes in Higher Education.
Employee Perceptions of Organizational Quality
and Learned Helplessness Attributes in Higher Education.
By: Noel G. Landuyt
The University of Texas at Austin
A growing public skepticism of state colleges and
universities has brought about demands from critics for heightened quality
and effectiveness standards in post-secondary education. To address
critics, university administrators must be able to define quality, measure
effectiveness, and demonstrate efforts of continuous improvement which are
meaningful to constituents. Enhancing organizational quality requires both
establishing improvement initiatives, and identifying employee learned
helplessness attributes. Learned helplessness attributes are employee
attitudes or behaviors which deter a worker from effectively performing job
responsibilities. But how can improvements in quality and employee
attitudes be measured and, is there a relationship between perceptions of
organizational quality and learned helplessness attributes?
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Significance of Study:
Information Technology Impacts on
Organizational Effectiveness in Human Service Organizations
By: Chih-Chung D. Huang
The University of Texas at Austin
Information technology is revolutionizing the workplace environment. Information systems are introduced into organizations presumably as a means to improve performance, whether this is measured in terms of effectiveness or efficiency. One of the great promises attached to computer technology has been its capacity to produce improvements in efficiency and effectiveness for individuals and organizations.
Today the federal government, all 50 states, and virtually all city and county governments utilize computers. This extensive use of computers is the result of the promised payoffs from the information technology. Because the operations of the public organizations have a significant impact on the well-being of the general public, this study examined the relationship between information technology (IT) and organizational effectiveness based on public sector employees' perceptions of their organizations. This study extends research focus of IT in organizations from the use of IT to organizational effectiveness.
This study proposes an integrated model incorporating the Sociotechnical systems (STS) approach and the Internal Process perspective based on Competing Values theory, and then tests hypotheses derived from the Internal Process perspective, the STS approach, and the integrated model to facilitate the understanding of the dynamics of IT impacts on organizations. The purpose of this proposal is to examine the interrelationships of how IT impact and interact with organizational effectiveness. Of particular interests are the definition of the organizational effectiveness constructs, the difference on the organization before and after IT implementation, and the different impacts on human service organization in State Government compared to other departments.
The Role of Followers in the Continuity of
Change in Public Sector Organizations.
By: Jeannie Weaver
The University of Texas at Austin
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The department's goals are to acquaint students with the role played in the modern world by probabilistic and statistical ideas and methods, to provide instruction in the theory and application of techniques that have been found to be commonly useful, and to train research workers in statistics. The undergraduate statistics program is flexible and may be oriented towards theoretical or applied training or towards joint work in a related department, including but not limited to Biology, Economics, Education, Electrical Engineering, Computational and Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, Political Sciences, and Psychology.
The degree requirements in statistics are:(A) Eight core courses
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In addition to the departmental requirements for the major, students must also satisfy the distribution requirements and complete no fewer than 60 semester hours outside the departmental requirements for a total program of at least 120 semester hours, as detailed in the Rice University General Announcements.
The Department of Statistics, in collaboration with several departments across the university, offers a subspecialty in computational finance. By strategically choosing elective courses statistics majors and other quantitative majors can compliment the primary major with this area of study. More information is available on the Center for Computational Finance (CoFES) website. Full details of course requirements are available in the General Announcements .
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If our smiles are a little brighter today, Tuesday, April 10, 2007, it's because we had a very successful trip to Lexington, to the 2007 Kentucky Associated Press Awards ceremony.
WBKO brought home an even dozen awards, including five first-places!
Winners of 2007 Kentucky AP Broadcasters Competition
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Hawkeyes earn NIT runner-up honors, win 25 games
Hawkeyes and Bears square off at 8 p.m. (CT) Thursday
Iowa to face Maryland on Tuesday in NYC
Honorees must be letterwiners in their 2nd academic year with a 3.0 GPA
Hawkeyes look for 20th win on Senior Day Saturday against Nebraska
Iowa faces Baylor in the 2013 NIT Championship game at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, April 4.
Iowa hosts Indiana State in the first round of the NIT at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Wednesday March 20, 2013.
Iowa defeats Nebraska 74-60 at the last home game of the season.
Iowa returns home to host Texas A&M - Corpus Christi on Saturday Dec. 1, 2012.
Iowa hosts UT-Pan American at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday night.
Hawk Items - - Non-scholarship athlete... two-time dean's list student.
2012-13 Honors -- Academic All-Big Ten honoree. 2012-13 -- Saw limited action in 12 games... posted career bests in scoring (4) and minutes played (4) in win over South Carolina State... dished out first career assist on an alley-oop pass to teammate Gabriel Olaseni in win over Coppin State... snagged a rebound in NIT championship vs. Baylor... letterwinner.
2011-12 -- Saw limited action in one game... recipient of the UI Academic Achievement scholarship and The UI Tippie College of Business scholarship... letterwinner.
High School -- Two-time lettermen for Bishop Heelan High School, who boasted a 20-5 and 25-2 record his junior and senior seasons, winning the class 3A State Championship his senior year... recipient of the CNOS Basketball Leaders of Tomorrow award and the Heelan Pride award... two-time team captain in cross country and track... led Heelan to a third-place finish at the 2009 state track meet including a runner up finish in the distance medley relay... four-year honor roll honoree.
Personal -- Born 5/20/1991... business economics and entrepreneurial studies major... parents are Mike and Liz Rickert... high school coach was Tom Betz... high school teammates with Hawkeye junior Zach McCabe.


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#12 UMass Falls To #10 UNH In Colonial Clash, 39-13
Oct. 23, 2010
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - In front of a conference-record attendance of 32,848, the 12th-ranked UMass football team suffered a 39-13 loss to No. 10 New Hampshire in the inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium. The Wildcats (5-3, 3-2 CAA) scored 15 points on two UMass (4-3, 2-2 CAA) turnovers in the first half and never looked back.
New Hampshire linebacker Matt Evans was awarded the Bill Knight Trophy for MVP of the game after recording 13 tackles and an interception. Senior quarter R.J. Toman threw for 176 yards and ran for a pair of 1-yard TD rushes. UNH back Dontra Peters ran for 98 on the ground with two touchdowns.
UMass' senior quarterback Kyle Havens set a school-record with 450 passing yards on 32-of-55 with two touchdowns and one interception. He broke the previous record of 421 set by Liam Coen against Southern Illinois in 2007. Havens' 32 completions and 52 attempts were both second-most in UMass history.
Senior wideour Anthony Nelson had a career-high 190 receiving yards, racking up 132 of those in the first half. He previous best also came against UNH, in 2007 which with Hofstra (128 yards). Nelson's total ranks fourth on the all-time receiving yards list. His receptions (11) also rank tied for fourth in a game.
The Minutemen's potent rushing 1-2 attack of Jonathan Hernandez (46 yards) and John Griffin (14 yards) were limited to just 60 combined yards.
UMass' Rob Blanchflower scored the Minutemen's first touchdown as he recovered a fumbled Nelson reception in the end zone with 10:28 left in the fourth quarter.
The Minutemen added another score on a Havens to Julian Talley 15-yard touchdown pass with 5:47 to play, cutting the UNH lead to 36-13 before the Wildcats tacked on a field goal to close the scoring.
New Hampshire took advantage of two UMass miscues in the first half and scored 15 points off turnovers. The Wildcats took a 15-0 lead on a Dontra Peters 3-yard rush with 5:44 left in the first half.
New Hampshire grabbed an 8-0 lead after they converted on a misplayed UMass punt coverage which gave the Wildcats the ball on the Minuteman 14-yard line. UNH scored on a 1-yard plunge up the middle by Toman. They then added a 2-point conversion on a pass from Kevin Decker to Chris Chandler.
The Wildcats added a pair of scores in the third quarter on Toman's second 1-yard rush and an 11-yard pass to Orlando with 2:26 left in the third.
UMass returns to action at No. 11 James Madison in a 3:30 p.m., kickoff that will be aired on Comcast SportsNet.
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LOS ANGELES—Lisa Martines was not that different from many others who grew up, got jobs, supported their families and did whatever it took to be a productive member of society.
"I did the 9 to 5 job for years, working in the corporate world, but that was never my real passion, my real calling," she said.
Instead, she was inspired by makeup. The colors, textures, abilities to change people's appearances fascinated her. She would experiment not only with her own look, but with her friends' too, finding that one feature that she could highlight and accentuate to bring out true beauty.
"I was always a bit of a girlie girl when it came to makeup," she told AVN. "But I never believed I could make a career of it, so I went into the world of marketing instead."
But her passion for makeup never really left. As a side hobby, she taught herself through trial and error how to apply different products, what shades worked on what skin tones, how to combine colors for the most dramatic effect.
Through her professional career in marketing, she was eventually able to work with major cosmetic companies, and learn even more.
"I finally decided to take the leap, and start something for myself," she said.
That something is Red Hot Makeup, a company that allows Martines to work with clients, using her own makeup brand of the same name. Martines showcased her line, which is already making a splash in the mainstream world, to the adult market during the 2010 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo.
With a sexy little red-haired devil as the mascot, and product shades named "Naughty Girl," "Mistress" and "Seductress," Red Hot Makeup is a natural fit for the adult industry. Martines, who grew up in Southern California and is familiar with the adult industry's history there, believes her makeup line is a perfect fit for that industry. There are starlets always wanting to look their best, and retailers always looking for that next unique item to stock, she said.
"It's a little more fun than some other makeup lines, but the quality is there and it lasts," Martines said. "The names of the shades are perfect for the adult industry, since they are a little on the flirty and naughty side."
The Red Hot Makeup line features everything from mineral foundations and concealers to eyeshadows, eyeliners, lip glosses and more. Each product comes in a variety of styles and colors.
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Rob Kardashian Celebrated His 26th Birthday in Vegas. With His Mom. [PHOTOS]
Now that it's clear he and Rita Ora are never ever getting back together, Rob Kardashian had the wackiest 26th birthday ever -- and most of it had to do with the fact that his mom Kris Jenner tagged along to Las Vegas to celebrate with him.
Or, knowing Kris Jenner, it was the other way around.