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MARIETTA - A Marietta man initially indicted for an April burglary managed to narrowly avoid jail time Thursday.
Timothy Newbrough, 28, of 848 Greene St. Apt. 2, was sentenced to a drug rehabilitation facility by Washington County Common Pleas Court Judge Susan Boyer.
Newbrough will enter the SEPTA Correctional Facility in Nelsonville when a bed becomes available.
If Newbrough does not successfully complete the SEPTA program, Boyer has the option to sentence him to prison.
Newbrough was indicted in July on a second-degree felony count of burglary. On April 9, he allegedly broke into his mother's home and stole prescription medication.
On Oct. 2, Newbrough pleaded to a lesser charge, a fourth-degree felony count of trespassing in a habitation when a person is present or likely to be present.
In addition to drug counseling, Newbrough was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions.


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Low Jobless Rate Aside, a Lot of Job Hunters
THOUGH the state's economy is roaring ahead with an official unemployment rate of just 3.8 percent, there are still more than 10,000 managerial, technical and professional workers looking for jobs according to the Department of Labor. Why? Tony Drapelick, with Drake Beam Morin, an outplacement firm with Hartford and Stamford offices, observed, ''This is a unique economy where low unemployment doesn't mean high employment. There is a tremendous amount of churn. Companies are changing, finding new markets, merging, buying and selling. People are a resource. When that resource is not needed you get a big front door and a big back door. A lot of people are leaving and a lot are being hired.''

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The 29th annual Bobby Dolan Dinner will be at John Ascuaga's Nugget Hotel and Casino on January 21.
Nov. 6, 2012
RENO, Nev. - Former Major League Player, manager and television analyst Bobby Valentine will be the featured speaker at the 29th annual Bobby Dolan Baseball Dinner on Monday, Jan. 21 at John Ascuaga's Nugget Hotel and Casino.
Tickets are $150 per person for the dinner and Dugout Club members are eligible for ticket discounts based upon membership level. The evening includes a sit-down dinner prepared by the John Ascuaga's Nugget staff. No host cocktails start at 5:30 p.m. with dinner served at 6:30 p.m. A baseball memorabilia auction and a message from the featured speaker follow the dinner. For event tickets call Judy Cail at 775-682-6901 or the baseball office at 775-682-6978.
Originally, Valentine was the number five overall draft pick of the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1968 MLB draft. In September of 1969 he made his first appearance for the Dodgers at just 19 years old and scored three runs as a pinch runner but did not have an official at bat.
He was the Pioneer League MVP in 1968 playing for the Ogden Dodgers and the 1970 Pacific Coast League MVP after batting .340 for the Spokane Indians. While in Spokane he played for legendary manager Tommy Lasorda.
Valentine's first full year in the majors was in 1971 and in his 10 year career he compiled a .260 average playing for the Dodgers, Angels, Padres, Mets and Mariners. In 1973 he suffered a multiple compound leg fracture after catching his spikes in the fence at Anaheim Stadium attempting to catch a home run ball hit by Dick Green. The injury never fully healed and robbed him of his speed.
In 1985 he was named the manager of the Texas Rangers, 32 games into the season. In 1986 he finished second in American League Manager of the Year voting and coached the Rangers until the midpoint of the 1992 season. He spent seven years coaching the New York Mets from 1996-2002.
The 1999 Mets earned the wildcard spot and defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks before falling to the Atlanta Braves in six games. The 2000 Mets club again earned a wildcard spot and won the National League pennant before falling in five games to the New York Yankees in the World Series.
His most recent managerial position was 2012 with the Boston Red Sox. In his 16 year managerial career he compiled a record of 1,186-1,165.
In 1995 he coached the Chiba Lotte Marines of the Japanese Pacific League and returned for a second stint from 2004-09. In 2005 he led the Marines to their first Pacific League pennant in 31 years. The team went on to win the Japan Series sweeping the Hanshin Tigers in four games. The Marines also won the inaugural Asia Series by defeating the Samsung Lions of the Korea Baseball Organization in November of 2005.
Valentine has also spent time as an analyst for ESPN on Baseball Tonight and during postseason play.
Burns continues international run in China
Monday, June 29, 2015 - Women's Basketball
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As anyone who reads Becksie's adventures on 'A Year Without Supermarkets' will know she is desperate to be able to sew beautiful and wearable clothes. Failed attempt after failed attempt leave her frustrated and annoyed.
When Becksie and Lotty sat down to plan their events, Lotty said we could do a 'Sew a Skirt in a Day' course – Becksie laughed and said 'errrm not sure I could do it myself let alone plan an event doing it'. Lotty looked at her and said 'I can get you to sew one in an evening let alone a day and anyway someone will need to man the teapot on the day'! So……… right in the middle of Crafternoon tea planning we decided that Sunday night would be the night when Becksie made a skirt not just in a day but…… in a night.
Both husbands in their own living rooms and both small people fast asleep in bed, tea at the ready and we were away! In true Becksie and Lotty style we riffled through the fabric box and set to it. Charlotte had drawn out the pattern (Becksie was very very impressed) and we were away.
Fabric cut on the bias – stripes matched to form lovely chevrons and so to sew! Slight issue Becksie had left her foot at home (machine foot not actual foot) and Lotty had misplaced her pedal – ten minutes of hunting and we had a working sewing machine and so we were away. Becksie sewed the four bits together and we had a tent!
First it was a quick measure of Becksie and time to make expanding Mandy into Becksie! For Becksie this bit was not fun – Lotty wound the wheels of Mandy and right before Becksie's eyes Mandy became her large bottomed self! It was like the experience Dr Christian Jessen and Gok Wan would create together! Becksie was rude to Mandy but Lotty offered us both re'ass'urance (bad joke)!
Skirt on Becksie / Mandy, Lotty showed Becksie how to fit it. Becksie is not about to try to explain this (although she could a little bit as she did listen very well), Lotty will be bringing a few tutorials to you here very soon and of course you can come and take part in a learn to sew a skirt day.
Sides pinned to the correct size and more sewing. Then it was time to fit an invisible zip (Becksie is extremely proud of this achievement) and Lotty will offer some tips very soon. Then the waist band including a bit of 'stitching the ditch' (how American is that)!
Hem time and for the first time a spot of ironing – Lotty is Becksie's style of teacher in that the iron didn't feature too heavily in the event! Hem ironed and sewn and it was time to sew in a Becksie and a Lotty label!
Lotty was impressed with her student and Becksie was a) amazed at her achievement b) incredibly impressed at how easy Lotty made this seem c) keen to try more d) the proud owner of a wearable garment e) had loads of fun f) learnt a lot g) had only spent 3 hours on the job h) spent zero pence.
You might be getting the impression Becksie loved this experience and you'd be right. If you'd like to do this to click here to view our next 'sew a skirt in a day course' – don't worry on the day (17th May 2014, Faringdon Catholic Church Hall, Faringdon, Oxfordshire) Lotty will be teaching whilst Becksie mans the tea and cake department – watch out Mandy if Becksie keep on with the cake you'll be expanding further!😉


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Giving stuffed animals as an Easter gift is a tradition for many families, and Aurora has new stuffed bunnies in its Miyoni line that are perfect for gift-giving at Easter or springtime. The Miyoni line features the world's most popular jungle and domestic animals, including two new realistic-looking white and brown bunnies. The bunnies are available in two sizes: eight inches and 10 inches. Each bunny is sold separately.
If you're looking for an alternative to candy for your child's Easter basket, these soft bunnies are a good option. They are high quality, realistic-looking, and super soft and fun to play with around Easter and all year long.
Miyoni Bunnies are for ages 3 and up.
The tails of these bunnies do shed a little.
The eight-inch bunny retails for $9 and the 10-inch bunny retails for $15.
Disney Tsum Tsum Advent Calendar
from Jakks Pacific
The Magical Tale of Halloween Dust
from The Magical Tales Family Traditions
Play Box Haunted House
from Playmobil
Les Amis Vanille Lamb
from Kaloo
The Dwarf in the Drawer
from Square Fish
Hoppy Sweet Stripes Bunny
from Build-A-Bear
Jumpin' Jack Rabbit
from Build-A-Bear
Sweet Spring Color Burst Bunny
from Build-A-Bear
All About the Eggs Bunny
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Easter Minnie Mouse
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The essence of reality is that if we have the courage to change ours will be a reservoir of spiritual experiences that clothe our souls with flowers of love and gratitude. Mother Earth and Father Sky embrace the positive aspects of the self thereby illuminating a path of celestial awakening. If you accept love as a way of life you will cultivate joy and and create a nurturing environment of happiness and harmony.
Micheal Teal
Source: Micheal Teal - Poet, Philosopher and Shaman
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Imagine the possibilities when we allow love to be the food that nourishes our soul. By living from love we acknowledge the wisdom of the earth and enter a pure state of divinity. The temple of the earth is such that we are all blessed beings able to evolve our spirits and purify our hearts. Know that like sunshine through the tree of life you are a ray of hope for every person you come in contact with. Imagine!
A happy and passionate life can be achieved if we transform limiting beliefs and listen to the voice of wisdom within our soul. The bread of life is such that if we are at one with nature we can nourish the spirits of all we cherish with insight and joy. Celebrate your passion, live together peacefully and imagine the unimaginable, do this and and yours will be an existence overflowing with peace and love.
We are caretakers of the earth and as such we must use our minds in the highest way by embracing the beauty of all living things. Hear the winds whispering words of wisdom that inspire and instill hope for a brighter tomorrow. The sunshine in our souls radiates in a way that allows each of us to light a path of heavenly wholeness. Plant seeds of love and the earth will reap a harvest of happiness and joy.
We are multi dimensional beings of light embracing harmony, unity and peace. We seek soul development and spiritual evolution that we may manifest and create miracles. There is joy in the present moment if we engage the heart and accept the full bloom of lifes magnificence. Find your purpose, express your freedom, nourish yourself with love and you will make a profound difference in the world.
the ingredients of beautiful soul is to know who you are
Hanzee Hizaq
Contributed by: toti
Love is a home for your soul, a spiritual blueprint which allows us to build a life guided purpose and divine light. Love washes over us like raindrops from heaven bathing us in meaning, purpose and joy. Seek the company of souls adrift and let your love wash over them as doing so will awaken humanity to unimaginable bliss. Love is the karmic whole that enables us to live life in a more conscious way. Love!
Create harmony and peace and a spark of the divine will light your soul. A happy and passionate life begins with an inspired heart and a fertile spiritual landscape. Know that he who is at one with the beauty of nature is rich in spirit and embraces a higher vibration. The seasons of transformation are upon us, discover your true purpose and yours will be a love filled journey towards wholeness and happiness.
And the more souls who resonate together the greater the intensity of their love and, mirror-like, each soul reflects the other.
Dante Alighieri (1265 - 1321)
Contributed by: Marcella
In this world you've a soul for a compassAnd a heart for a pair of wingsThere's a star on the far horizonRising bright in an azure skyFor the rest of the time that you're givenWhy walk when you can fly?
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Source: Why Walk When You Can Fly
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Star Wars Books held a chat with Leland Chee, Lucasfilm's 'Keeper of the Holocron,' about canon and continuty and all that stuff. It went… Well, it went about as you'd expect. Skip the newbies and avoid the facepalming with our recap, below the cut.
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EUbits: To Crucible or not to Crucible?
Crucible The upcoming post-Fate of the Jedi is on everyone's mind. Roqoo Depot's Skuldren takes a look at Scoundrel's Luck, the 1990 WEG gaming adventure that author Troy Denning hinted holds a clue to the book's villain. Meanwhile, Nanci at Tosche Station – not exactly Denning's chief cheerleader – implores burned fans to give Crucible a chance.
I myself remain rather ambivalent on the book, but I can pretty much guarantee I'll read it. Or try to, anyway, which is more than I can say for the other SDCC announcements.
The blogside, pro edition. Over at the Star Wars Blog, Leland Chee explains the Holocron, while Jonathan Rinzler introduces himself and writes about interviewing George Lucas. And this morning, Pablo Hidalgo gives us a tour of the new Insider
Nonfiction. The new book by super-collectors Gus Lopez and Duncan Jenkins, Gus and Duncan's Guide to Star Wars Prototypes, will be available in August.
Interviews. John Jackson Miller chats with the Wisconsin State Journal about Star Wars and his new book.
Chat. There'll be a Twitter chat with Tom Taylor on Thursday.
Charity. EUCantina is selling t-shirts for their A Force for Childhood Literacy program.
SDCC video: The Star Wars book and comic panel
James, that scoundrel, sent in four videos from the panel yesterday, as well as new photos (starting here.) At this panel, they announced two new books and talked about several new comics, including Brian Woods' Star Wars. Part 1, above, is the introductions and Dark Horse announcements
Then, Del Rey…
Their announcements…
And the longest bit, the question and answer session:
EUbits: Everybody loves pilots
Spotlight. Essential Guide to Warfare co-author Paul Urquhart takes a look at 'the best star-pilots in the galaxy'. But what we're really talking about here is the art by Frank-Joseph "Mazzic" Frelier, which includes what I think is out first look at Syal Antilles.
In other Warfare-related matters, there have been three more installments of endnotes since we last checked in: 9, 10 and 11.
Awards. John Jackson Miller's Knight Errant is a Scribe Award nominee for Best Original Novel in the Speculative Fiction category. The International Association of Media Tie-In Writers are also naming Expanded Universe alumni Kevin J. Anderson as the year's Grandmaster. Other familiar names among the nominees include Mike Stackpole (for his Conan the Barbarian adaption) and A.C. Crispin for her Pirates of the Caribbean novel.
Interviews. Lots of them! In the world of podcasts, we have Aaron Allston over at Tosche Station Radio and Mike Stackpole at Star Wars Book Report. If you can stomach the ForceCast, they had Leland Chee on, plus there's a new Jedi Journals. If it's text you prefer, Tom Taylor talks Darth Maul at CBR.
Teases. A bounty hunter short story by a new-to-Star Wars author will be gracing the pages of Insider #136. Karen Miller's Myri Antilles story will be in the next issue, #135.
Now hiring… NJOE, EUCantina and Knights Archive are looking for some dedicated fans to join their respective sites. (Rather limited) internet fame! Glamour! No money! But possibly drinks at CVI!
Denning talks in-depth on Fate of the Jedi
Author Troy Denning goes into detail on Abeloth, Ben, Allana, tying into the Legacy comics, and all that other spoilery stuff we read in Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse in an interview with Suvudu. He also talks about working with multiple authors, like this interesting bit from the New Jedi Order:
…When I was writing Star by Star, I got the manuscript for Balance Point and saw that Kathy Tyers had followed the outline exactly. She did exactly what the outline had called for, but it was all about fifteen percent off of what I thought she meant. I was 400 pages into Star by Star and I thought, "Oh my gosh, I have slightly different interpretations of these characters than Kathy does!" So I had to go back and rewrite the first 400 pages before I could go on.
He also talks about the differences in Fate of the Jedi and Legacy of the Force, the 'Jacen Solo saga,' the last words of Apocalypse, and leaving things open-ended.
Meanwhile, Rooqoo Depot talks to Lucasfilm continuity guru Leland Chee.
LFL's continuity guru opens shop on Facebook
Lucasfilm's Leland Chee, the Keeper of the Holocron, has started a new Facebook fanpage in the wake of Monday's announcement that the StarWars.com forums are not long for this world. You can ask him questions, join a discussion, or find out how this stuff works.
Fear not: If you're not a fan of the site, you can still bookmark and read the fan page. You will need an account to ask questions or join discussions, though.
Chee has also been on Twitter as @HolocronKeeper for some time now.
Video: Millennium Falcon 3-D book trailer
Yes, that is Leland Chee.
I had a chance to check out Millennium Falcon: A 3-D Owner's Guide a few weeks back. I'm not sure how many revelations there are in it, but it's pretty cool.
The Clone Wars returns early next week – on Wednesday!
The next episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars is coming two days early next week! 'Landing at Point Rain' will be airing on Wednesday, November 4 at 8 PM, according to Leland Chee's twitter feed and TheForce.net. Dave Filoni gave the Today show several online interview pieces, some of which tie into the episode:
- About working with George Lucas
- Bringing Barriss Offee into the show
- Clone Wars as a movie, not a television show – cartoons with consequences
- Al Roker gets an animated Clone Wars makeover for Halloween
Meanwhile, Newsarama takes a look at the stealthy revival in Star Wars, thanks to The Clone Wars helping to give the prequel era the feel of the original trilogy, and looks at the push and pull between Dave Filoni and George Lucas. Meanwhile, Hollywood Outbreak asks Lucas why behind The Clone Wars?
EU interview roundup: Allston, Schreiber, Chee, and Peña
There's been a flurry of interviews with Expanded Universe folks coming out in the last few weeks. Joe Schreiber of Death Troopers fame is the man of the hour, appearing at StarWars.com and LAist. But he's not the only one: There's Leland Chee, Aaron Allston, and Abel G Peña, too.
Book and canon comments from Rostoni and Chee
First up, some very good news for the Fate of the Jedi fans in the crowd. Today, editor Sue Rostoni posts:
We're moving around some pub dates, so stay tuned. Next week I'll be posting a blog reflecting the revised calendar. The major change is that we've moved some of the Fate of the Jedi novels, beginning next year, to give the authors a bit more time to write …. longer novels. We conjured up a few beefy subplots to add to the mix that are really going to increase action, tension, and characters and wanted to be sure each author has enough time to really develop and write the stories without a lot of rush.
Many folks were upset by the slimness of Outcast and Omen, so bigger books are good news. Head under the cut for the canon stuff. Continue reading


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You stood there so brave, you used to be shy.
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It's 2 weeks into November, and that means that we're halfway through a month-long celebration that caters to the charitably-minded and Robert Goulet fans alike: Movember.
Movember is more than a month. It's more than a celebration. It's more than a fundraising opportunity, and more than a chance to annoy your significant other with arguable and frictional facial fashion sense.
Indeed, Movember is a worldwide movement.
Started in Australia and New Zealand to raise awareness for mens' health issues – most notably prostate cancer and depression – Movember has crossed the oceans to inspire American men far and wide, smooth and hirsute.
If you really want to kick off Movember with a bang, the American Mustache Institute's Annual Stache Bash is at the end of October and can really get you in the mood. Of course, their shop and our Marketplace are full of enough mustache t-shirts to inspire the mustachioed and their fans far and wide, so your Movember efforts can be accessorized with a sassy mustache t-shirt.
Inspired by the Movember movement, a fearless group of CafePress men have banded together to pay homage to greats like Tom Selleck and Hulk Hogan, and as Team CafeMantastique they hope to put forth a quality effort sure to impress even the most discriminating of judges (i.e. Mario of Mario Kart fame, seen here at left on his way to a Movember conference). Good luck, brave soldiers – and may we all remember that behind every great mustachioed man is an occasionally chafed partner.
It's not too late to start growing a lip sweater in the name of cancer research, so please remember: a mustache is a terrible thing to shave.


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Toll Violation Information
All drivers on the Illinois Tollway system are required to pay the proper toll indicated by signs posted at toll plazas. Failure to pay the proper toll will result in the issuance of a Notice of Toll Violation requiring the registered owner of the vehicle to pay fines, as well as the unpaid tolls at the cash rate.
Under the Illinois Tollway's regulations, Notices of Toll Violation are sent to customers who accumulate three or more toll violations over a two-year period. The Tollway will send out a violation notice within 90 days of the user's third violation within a rolling two-year period.
A Notice of Toll Violation will come in the mail and include a photo of one of the violation events that the Illinois Tollway has on record, as well as details of the date, time and location of each violation event.
View an example notice.
Review violation images online.
Commonly used terms
Pay a Toll Violation
Pay your toll violation immediately.
You will need your violation notice number, plate number and plate state/type.
If you are an I-PASS or E-ZPass customer whose account is in good standing at the time of the violation(s), you do not need to schedule a hearing.
Dispute a Toll Violation
Upon 30 days of receipt of the initial toll violation notice, drivers may:
Dispute an Image
Customers can view the license plate images associated with toll violation notices online, select from two dispute options and file the dispute electronically.
A violation notice number and license plate number are required to enter the violation image database. Once a notice is accessed, customers can choose from two dispute options: "plate incorrect" or "missing image." Each notice number must be disputed separately. An automated email confirmation is sent to confirm that the dispute has been received. Once a dispute has been reviewed by Tollway staff, notification of the decision is sent via email.
Enter the violation image database
Contest a Toll Violation
We have streamlined the process to contest a toll violation.
Drivers who wish to contest a toll violation can download an affidavit of nonliability form, indicate the reason they are contesting the toll violation and mail the form along with the required documentation to the Tollway. A written notice of the agency's decision will be mailed to the customer. If the reason for contesting the toll violation is not listed on the form, customers can call Tollway Customer Service at 800-UC-IPASS (800-824-7277) for assistance.
Request a Hearing
You have 30 days from the issue date of the first Notice of Toll Violation to contest the violation(s) by requesting an administrative hearing. An administrative hearing can be conducted in person or by mail. Administrative hearings are less formal than a state court trial but still follow a basic structure to ensure fairness and due process of law.
The hearing officer does not have the legal authority to:
- Negotiate or offer a settlement.
- Waive or lower the mandatory fine/toll amount.
- Extend the payment deadline or grant a payment plan.
If a hearing officer finds you liable, you will no longer be eligible for a settlement.
Before you request a hearing, please consider the following:
- If you submitted a missed toll payment within 7 days and believe you received the notice in error, please call 800-UC-IPASS (800-824-7277) or visit a Customer Service Center for assistance.
- If you were an I-PASS or E-ZPass customer at the time of the violations, please call 800-UC-IPASS (800-824-7277) or visit a Customer Service Center for assistance.
- Lack of familiarity with our roads, signs or tolling infrastructure are not considered grounds for the dismissal of violations. We appreciate that traveling from one jurisdiction to another often requires travelers to follow different traffic laws and practices, but hearing officers are charged with helping uphold the rules consistently among our 1.5 million daily drivers.
A letter will be mailed to you providing the date and time of your hearing.
Electronically request a hearing be scheduled.
Violation Enforcement Frequently Asked Questions
Click on the question to view the answer.
If you had a valid I-PASS account at the time of the violations, the notice may have been issued because:
You do not need to schedule a hearing. However, prior to the due date on the violation notice, you do need to pay the cash rate for the missed tolls and update your I-PASS account information.
Call 800-UC-IPASS (800-824-7277) or visit any of our customer service centers and a customer service representative will assist you to resolve the violation notice. To update your account information online please go to www.getipass.com.
If your I-PASS account was suspended at the time of the violations, you are liable for both the tolls and fines issued in the violation notice until you reinstate your I-PASS account. To reinstate your I-PASS account, you must close all open violations (which you can do per the Settlement Guidelines), and you must bring the balance of your I-PASS account positive.
All persons receiving a Notice of Toll Violation have the right to contest the violations by requesting an administrative hearing prior to the due date listed on that notice.
Another option is to complete an Affidavit of Nonliability form and submit to the Tollway for review.
If you are not contesting the violations, they can be paid online, in person at any of our customer service centers, by phone at 800-UC-IPASS (800-824-7277), or by mail in the form of a cashier's check or money order. Please mail your payment to:
Please include the bottom portion of the violation notice with your payment.
I-PASS and E-ZPass customers who receive a Notice of Toll Violation from the Illinois Tollway, may be eligible to pay only the cash rate for tolls if they meet the following requirements:
Customers who fail to respond prior to the due date of the Final Order of Liability may be eligible to pay a settlement amount as outlined by the Illinois Tollway.
E-ZPass customers must download an affidavit of nonliability form and mail the completed form along with the required documentation and toll payment to the Tollway.
What if my account is not in good standing?
I-PASS and E-ZPass customers must include their license plate information on their account to qualify for a settlement. I-PASS account holders can update account information or add funds to their account online by calling the Customer Call Center at 800-UC-IPASS, or by visiting one of the Customer Service Centers.
Any customer who chooses to pursue a hearing and is found liable for the violation no longer qualifies for a settlement. Hearing officers do not have the authority to grant a settlement.
What if I am not an I-PASS or E-ZPass customer?
What if I can't pay my violation notice?
In addition to a completed application, the response must include a pay stub and may include bank statements, credit card statements, tax returns, medical bills and loan documents, for example.
Download an application for a non-standard settlement.
Images are available online, by mail and in person. Requests must include the following information:
To view your violation images online:
The identification begins with digital image captures of license plates when no toll payment is recorded for vehicles traveling through a toll plaza. This can result in the issuance of a toll violation after a thorough image review process.
All violation images are first cross referenced with the I-PASS data base, so tolls can be deducted from accounts in good standing rather than issuing a toll violation.
For I-PASS customers it is important to:
For cash customers it is important that people stop and pay their tolls properly to avoid any chance of a violation. If a driver does not come to a complete stop when paying a toll, the toll collection equipment is not able to assign a coin count to the vehicle record and the transaction cannot be verified as completed.
Find more frequently asked questions and their responses
Violation Timeline
All violation notices with an issue date of 10/17/14 or after will provide customers with a 30 day timeframe within which to resolve that notice.
View a detailed timeline that includes typical milestones in the collections process for violators who do not pay their violation notices on time.
Text version of the violation timeline
Illinois Route 390 Tollway Violation Timeline
View a detailed timeline that includes typical milestones in the collections process for violators who do not pay their violation notices on time.
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Pelvic bone fracture during a fall, the areas broken are at the middle part of the ischium and pubic bone, was told by Dr. 87yr old female has only 6 wks of life, why this diagnosis?
Pelvic bone fracture during a fall, the areas broken are at the middle part of the ischium and pubic bone, was told by Dr. 87yr old female has only 6 wks of life, why this diagnosis?
Hi Margot, I'm so sorry to hear about your friend. Pelvic and hip fractures at her age are very problematic because they can cause other life-threatening problems. Does this lady have any other medical problems that would cause the Dr. to make this statement?
Here's a short article on pelvic fractures. This article doesn't really explain all the risks associated with this type of fracture, but it would also depend on pre-existing medical problems the patient may already have, like heart, lung, or clotting problems. It's not unusual for someone of this age to develope further problems from immobility that lead to strokes causes by blood clots etc.
I wish both of you all the luck in the world, and I would ask the Dr. to fully explain the reason he made this statement so you understand what the risks are, and what they might be expecting if she has organ damage or infection.
Hang in there and I hope the Dr. is wrong. If you need more info just post again-ok?
Hi Margot, here's another article on pelvic fractures that explains some of the risks involved. This article is written from a nurses perspective on how to handle this type of injury, but I feel you can get quite a lot of info from it. Since this is a multiple site fracture the Dr. needs to watch for other complications, which I'm sure he or she will do. If you are a caretaker for her, you can get some ideas of what to watch for that will help, but known that the Dr. will have to handle the treatment, but with your help.
Again I wish you both all the best and hope that the fracture can be treated successfully, while watching for the risks that could occur.READ MORE


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got the english lit exam coming up and was wondering if anyone can get the key quotes from the book and there page numbers.
i was told that if you remember the page numbers then its easy find the quotes quickly in the exam and if you know where most of the key quotes are its useful as most of the questions revolve arond the main quotes and points.
read the page numbers before you go into the exam and as soon as you go in write them down on the table
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Theres a PDF on there called "Key Quotations" or somthing like that and has a page of key quotes, with explanations per character
u need a teacher's account to access that
I wrote down all of the key quotes when I did my English Lit GCSE exam last year. Just go through the book and find good ones for each character.
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u need a teacher's account to access that
Thanks mate. Loads of quotes from each character there and i like the way it tells you what each quote means.
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No, you don't i accessed it without an account, try the direct link:
My Enlgish exam is also coming, it is on Tuesday, but that link didn't really help because i got a differnt edition i think, i got this one:
if any one knows any pages of any good quotes for this book edition please help me
thank you
whaaaat! you guys get the book in the exam?
What a bummer, I have to memorize them all. Darned WJEC board.
yea we can take in the book, but it has to be blank, no notes must be written on it, but we can fold the conners of the pages but not many poeple know it lol, my enlgish teacher told me so
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whaaaat! you guys get the book in the exam?
What a bummer, I have to memorize them all. Darned WJEC board.
You can fold the corners of the pages, really?
yea :P it doesn't count as cheating, but hardly any of our school pupils knows that, just me and my enlgish group lol
well apparently we are given a clean fresh book in the exam?
yea but we can take our own copy provided by the school, cus they lend it to us to read it during the weekend and then we take it in the exam, but they cant have any notes or nothing on it, the examniers dont check every single one of those books, but they might check a few during the exam to make sure the school are following the rules according to the exam board, and the will be re-used for the other years as well, so we cant really write in them.
Really?! we can fold the pages?
Well this makes my life easier!
yea, so do you think you can help me, to find important quotes with the page numbers, from that book? :P
at least does any one know, what page Candy says " I ought to have shot my dog. George....." ?
hwo can you fold the pages when you get given a fresh copy in the exam? Also I can't remember the page numbers because our school is gonna give us different books to the one that I own.
no, you get given a copy before the exam, i got given a copy on thurday so i can read it until tuesday and fold the conners of the important pages, and i can take that copy into the exam, you get it now?
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These days the Strozzi Palace hosts excellent exhibitions of both historic and modern art. A current exhibition is called Money and Beauty: Bankers, Botticelli and the Bonfire of the Vanities. Next year they will feature the art of Americans in Florence and American Impressionism, and later in the year Italian Art during the 1930s, the era of Mussolini and Italian Fascism. A permanent exhibition tells the story of the palace itself.
On Sundays they have family days with activities for children, on Tuesdays they host free movie nights and the second Thursday of each month they hold lectures, arts activities, forums etc. Every Thursday night the palazzo is open late, until 11pm. Members of the Strozzi family still live in Florence; they must be proud that their family's legacy is still so important to the arts of the city.
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