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NEGLEY - Middleton Township Trustees told Chesapeake Energy and CESO Inc. officials this week they expect certain things to happen before signing off on any future road use maintenance agreements.
The agreements, or RUMAs, require companies involved in the preparing and operation of drill sites to upgrade and maintain the roads being used to get to the sites and to resurface them when drilling is completed.
The board has already approved a RUMA for Vale Road, which Chesapeake has been using since April 9 to get to a well and water impoundment site in that area, and wells are expected to be drilled on the Benner property off Justison Road and the Bailey property on Scotts Mill Road.
The board has also signed other RUMAs with the company, but is refusing to sign off on an agreement for Scotts Mill Road because it calls for the township to be responsible for maintenance if the company can't.
Trustees Eldena Gearhart, Nancy Michaels and Timothy Pancake said that with only two full-time men and no part-time help, the road department lacks the manpower and ability to be on call for maintenance should the need arise. The department only recently lost its part-time seasonal worker since Roger Cain has accepted a full-time job in Lisbon. He has worked for the township roughly nine years, and was initially laid off last fall as a result of budget cuts but brought back later in the seasonal capacity. The board approved his early dismissal from the position shortly after speaking with Chesapeake on Monday.
As for the RUMA, Brett Bankert, Chesapeake field representative for Columbiana County, asked the board to sign it that evening, but trustees said they will only approve if it allows for the department to be responsible for maintenance of the road at their discretion. They also said they would not sign until the county engineer and prosecutor see the updated agreement first. Other minor changes were also requested by the board.
"Whatever you folks want, we obviously have to agree with," Bankert said, adding that the agreement would be updated to include the requested changes and presented to them later this week.
Chesapeake wants the RUMA to get to the planned well on the property owned by James and Joyce Bailey, who also attended the meeting and looked over the original agreement.
Yet another condition trustees gave to Chesapeake is that Vale Road be fixed before any future RUMAs are approved. They said the stone road being used by the company is in poor condition.
"We aren't happy with the road, and residents aren't happy with the road," Michaels said.
Chesapeake is using roughly seven-tenths of a mile of the road and has agreed to hire a contractor to have it chip and sealed by mid-October.
"We have estimates in, we are just waiting on the higher-ups," Bankert said.
The company was also requesting a RUMA for Riffle Road, but the agreement is now on hold until Vale Road is done.
Trustees were pleased to announce that a guard rail will be installed on Riffle Road at no cost to the township. They said the county has decided to install the rail as part of the bridge repair they are conducting there. The work is set to begin Sept. 19, and the road will be closed four weeks, trustees said.
Trustees then asked Bankert for a progress update on the Benner well.
Bankert said he drove by the property earlier that day and saw the well pad but wasn't sure when it would be drilled.
So far, a permit has not been issued there, trustees said.
On a related matter, Fiscal Officer Robert Chapman said the township has received a records request from a labor union. According to the request, the union wants the records of all the RUMAs the township has with Chesapeake, and contractors hired to work on maintaining the roads.
Chapman said the township doesn't have all the available records since the contractors are hired by Chesapeake and not the township, and told trustees that he sought advice from Prosecutor Andy Beech, who said that six other townships had also received the requests.
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Updated September 11 2014 – Teresa and Joe sentencing date October 2 2014
Teresa and Joe have put up their matrimonial home for sale. Teresa hopes to sell her six bedroom house for $3.9 million, close to $4 million. They bought the property for $530,000 in 2002, but spent a lot to renovate and increase its floor area. In 2012, the house in Towaco was estimated to be worth $1.2 million. The Giudice home is in Montville. It was constructed in 2008. The house stands on around 4 acres of land. It used to have a built-in area of 5000 square feet but Joe doubled it to almost 10,000 square feet. It has a pond and a stream. Built with fengshui in mind, the good luck features failed to send windfalls of cash to the couple. They admitted guilt to mail fraud, wire fraud and three other bankruptcy frauds. Teresa and Joe may face sentencing to federal prison for conspiracy to commit fraud. They tried to evade taxes.
The Guidice daughters are –
Gia, 13 years-old,
Gabriella, 10,
Milania, 8,
Audriana, 5.
On Labor Day 2014 September 1, Teresa and her family spent their holiday at the beach. She was decked out in her jewelry, even at the beach dressed in her bikini. She wore multiple bangles and necklaces. Her designer sun glasses spelled glamour. Her face was groomed with thick day makeup. Teresa expressed her love and stand with Joe. She supports him fully before their sentencing. During the summer months of 2014, Teresa, Joe and their four daughters modeled a variety of beach wear and posted their selfies online. They exhibited a show of strong family support. If Teresa and Joe are put behind bars, they would not see real sunshine and beaches for months or years. Previously, in Christmas 2013, Teresa and Joe were taped talking about his impending prison sentence and how they would cope. However, they celebrated X'mas 2013 as normally as they could. The parents even bought a cute puppy with fluffy white hair for their daughters. Last year, Teresa didn't know she could face a prison term too for her role. They assumed Joe would be taking the brunt of the legal troubles. Teresa's sister-in-law Melissa Gorga didn't get along with her. But at this point, she wished she could do more to help her. Teresa's brother Joe offered to lend his support whenever they needed him.
Dina Manzo is newly divorced. She lost her husband and will lose also her daughter Lexi. The girl is moving away to college.
Joe's father, Frank Guidice, died in June 2014. The judge delayed sentencing to allow the family some time to grieve.
Victoria Gotti said Teresa Aprea's husband, Rino, admitted to her that he cheated on Teresa Aprea. He slept with Teresa's mother Santa. Teresa Aprea and her twin sister Nicole Napolitano were known to be nursing bad blood between them so none of the women were surprised to hear that Teresa's husband had slept around. TA herself knew that, especially after their first divorce. They re-married each other years later because they felt they still shared the love.
Updated June 5 2010 – Joe Giudice has filed his bankruptcy papers. Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe Giudice are in debt. Joe Guidice claimed he makes $79,000 from his construction job. The Real Housewives of New Jersey couple, Joe Guidice and Teresa Giudice, have been living beyond their means. The Giudice couple are alleged to be owing $11 million.
Teresa Giudice is known for her extravagant habits as she buys expensive furniture and outfits for her daughters. The Giudice family lives on borrowed money and their two houses have been repossessed by the banks.
In the light of all this, Joe Giudice has filed for bankruptcy.
While Joe Giudice claims he earns $79,000 per annum, he owes $10,853,648.04 in credit card bills, high end merchandize retailers and Cadillac Escalade monthly installments, $2.6 million owed to three home mortgages, $5.8 million to Joe's business investments, $85, 600 home repairs, and $12,000 for fertility treatments.
Jan 14 2010: Giuseppe "Joe" Giudice was arrested for driving while intoxicated. Giuseppe Giudice is the husband of Teresa Giudice, one of the cast of The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
Joe Giudice was driving when his car crashed into a pole in Montville. Giudice was sent to hospital, where his blood sample was tested for alcohol. Giudice was then charged with DWI, reckless driving, careless driving and failure to maintain a lane in traffic.
When police checked on Joe Giudice, they discovered he was wanted in Clifton, New Jersey. Giudice had outstanding city ordinance violations. Giudice was handed over to the Clifton police, where they arrested him and detained him in jail. Giudice was released after his bail of $2625 was paid.
September 15 2009: Teresa Giudice, one of the housewives in The Real Housewives of New Jersey, has given birth to her new baby daughter. Giudice named her baby girl Audriana. Giudice's infant is her fourth daughter, after Gia, Gabriella, and Milania. Giudice, baby Audrina, Papa Joe, and the girls are all happy and well.
June 23 2009: Teresa Giudice and Joe Giudice own a huge mansion in New Jersey. Joe Giudice gave his home the best from his construction company. The Giudice home is 12000 square feet big. The interior furnishings speak of opulence. The Giudice is like a palace of its own at 6 Indian Lane, Towaco, NJ.
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Michigan State Police submitted the case Friday to the Kalamazoo County Prosecutor's Office seeking a charge of first-degree criminal sexual conduct against the deputy, Chief Assistant Prosecutor Carrie Klein said.
Klein declined to identify the deputy because criminal charges have not been filed in the case.
Klein said her office plans to ask the Michigan Attorney General to assign another county prosecutor's office to review the case because of the deputy's employment with the sheriff's office.
State police began investigating the deputy earlier this summer at the request of the sheriff's office.
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It sounds as if George Lucas selling his stuff to Disney isn't all about fun and games. Kotaku is reporting that Disney has decided to shut down LucasArts and laid off all staff at the company. Disney apparently claims that they can just as easily license their property to other developers or publishers instead of […]
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The Orlando Sentinel: Cries of '&*^% bicyclists!' elicit friendly response
By Martin E. Comas, Orlando Sentinel
February 21, 2010
EUSTIS – Almost every Saturday morning, a group of mostly-middle-aged bicyclists meets at a church parking lot to start long rides along the rural roads of north Lake and south Marion counties.
Along the way they'll keep one principle in mind:
"We know that we'll never win an argument with a car," said Dave Viney, 59, of Leesburg, and one of the group's regular riders. "We ride safely to respect the spirit of the law."
That gracious attitude may surprise many motorists – particularly those in fast-growing Lake – who say that increasingly large herds of bicyclists create dangerous situations on the roads because they refuse to move over to let vehicles pass.
But if an impatient motorist honks or makes an obscene gestures at these bicyclists, they won't return with similar rudeness.
In fact, they'll give out a friendly wave, according to Bob Porter, 51, of Eustis, a serious bicyclist who regularly rides with the bunch. After all, it's tough being angry at someone who is courteous.
"So that next time the motorist will think: 'Hey, those guys aren't so bad'…Our goal is to try to increase the awareness of safe bicycling, that it's a good, healthy activity."
Since 2000, Lake County's population has soared about 40 percent to more than 300,000 residents. That means more cars on the roads competing with bicyclists, who long enjoyed miles of asphalt to themselves on Saturday mornings.
"Ten years ago, we used to be able to get on [State Road] 44 in Eustis and ride to DeLand and only be passed by a relatively few number of cars," said Ken LaRoe, 52, of Eustis and an avid bicyclist. "But today, I dread riding on 44. It's horrifying. The traffic is unbelievable."
LaRoe – who frequently rides with the Saturday morning group from Trinity Evangelical Free Church – recently helped launch the Lake County Bicycle Alliance. The group encourages more cooperation and friendliness among motorists and the two-wheel crowd through a public-awareness campaign. LaRoe is founder and president of First Green Bank in Eustis, which has sponsored billboards designed to humanize bicyclists.
The alliance lets bicyclists know that they have to follow the same rules of the road as motorists, including stopping at traffic signals, riding on the correct side of the road and not riding more than two abreast.
The group also makes it known that motorists have to create a 3-foot buffer when passing a bicyclist.
"We are people that love to ride our bikes and we want to keep it safe," LaRoe said.
Porter said a couple of summers ago he took his two sons on a bicycle trip to France to ride the same routes that were part of the Tour de France.
To his surprise, French drivers would often wave to let bicyclists pass.
"It [bicycling] was part of the fabric of their society, so much so that you could even interact with the motorists," Porter said.
He hopes that same attitude would come to Lake County.
"Cars can get frustrated if you're not a good rider," Porter said. "But it's a two-way street. We also need to be courteous."


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Audio Visual Performance
After have a long talk with my friend VJ Luwky, i have the idea to write about Audio Visual performance. He is a visual expert and also a great producer. He teaches me about how do we combine Audio and Visual in our live performance. Audio and Visual is actually similar. We use a similar approach in the theory of music and also theory of visual. Did you know the circle of fifth? or maybe the color wheel. Circle of fifth is made to makes us easier to understand the relationship among the 12 tone of chromatic scale. And so does the Color wheel, they are made to makes us easier to understand the relationship between colors. They can both be combined to makes it even easier to understand both theory. The picture below explain how Music and Visual can be combined together. So why can't we use it in our live performance?
There are many ways to use Audio Visual together in our live sets. To combine these two you need one DAWs or DJ software, and a VJ software. I found that the best way to do this is by using Ableton Live as your Audio software and Resolume as your VJ Software. The good thing about Ableton Live is the fact that it is a non-linear DAW, and you can use it to trigger the VJ software. And the other reason is Max for Live. Although Resolume can use MIDI signal too, it takes you time to map the MIDI in Resolume. That's why we use Ableton Live, because of Max for Live. Max for live can be the bridge to change a MIDI signal into an OSC signal, and there is also a Max device for Resolume. That way you don't have to waste your time mapping Resolume. That's what we mean as Audio Visual Performance. A true integration between DAW and VJ software.
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So do you need any special tools to do this? well all you need is one laptop. And a soundcard for the Audio output, and a projector for the Visual Output. This is the simplest set and yet it is also the CPU hungry sets. And for the safest set up i think you need two laptops. MIDI controller is just an additional to make thing easier to control your DAW or Visual software. So how to do this? i will come up with the Tutorial for Audio Visual Performance later.


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Deputies searched an apartment complex near Dyer Kelly Elementary School on Edison Ave. for a person wanted on an outstanding warrant.
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Salesman samples or patent models of farm machinery, windmills, and other small models of farm implements and tools used on the farm are of special interest to us. These salesman samples are currently very popular, demand is high, and their values have skyrocketed in the past few years. I have had and sold some of the very best, and I will share with you some pictures and info about some of them to give you a better idea of what we are seeking or can help you with.
Just above is a very detailed and well constructed
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[Six letters, covering the years 1886-1888 and 1892-1893, were added in June 2010. Among the topics discussed are vacation plans for 1892 and 1893 and a serious illness suffered by Lewis Miller in the Spring of 1893. Also included are comments regarding Mina's Edison's beneficial impact on her stepchildren, Marion, Thomas Jr., and William. The letters are from a box of correspondence, not on the Charles Edison Fund microfilm, bearing the title "Mina's Letter[s] from Mother and Father Mary and Lewis Miller." Click here for a list of other boxes containing correspondence not on the microfilm.]
These letters, which cover the years 1886-1898, consist of correspondence from Lewis Miller (1829-1899) to his son-in-law, Thomas A. Edison, and his daughter, Mina Miller Edison. The correspondence contains numerous references to the financial difficulties of Miller's companiesC. Aultman & Co., Aultman Miller & Co. and the Akron Iron Co.in which the Edisons were stockholders. There is also discussion of Edison's involvement in the New Jersey & Pennsylvania Concentrating Works. In addition, there are references to the Edison homes in New Jersey and Florida; Mina Edison's relations with her stepsons, Thomas A. Edison, Jr., and William L. Edison; and the death of her brother, Theodore W. Miller, in the Spanish-American War. A lengthy letter from 1896 discusses the presidential campaign of William McKinley and Miller's opposition to the monetary policies of the Republican party. There is also a comment concerning the exhibition of nickel-in-the-slot phonographs at the California Mid-Winter International Exposition in San Francisco in 1894.
There are approximately 120 letters and other documents by or about Lewis Miller in Books #27 and #32 on the Charles Edison Fund microfilm. Click here for a list of all the correspondence books on the CEF microfilm. In addition to the 30 items presented here, 10 letters originally in the CEF Collection can be found in the Family Records Series in Part III of the Thomas A. Edison Papers digital edition. Five additional letters from Lewis Miller to his wife Mary Valinda and to his daughter Mina can be found among the family papers at the Edison-Ford Winter Estates. Courtesy of the Charles Edison Fund.


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Composed between November 1819 and 20 May 1820, Shelley's fragmentary A Philosophical View of Reform is a considered and moderate response to recent political events in England. On 16 August 1819 the Peterloo Massacre, in St. Peter's Field near Manchester, saw a peaceful demonstration for parliamentary reform violently charged by local militia. In November 1819 a prejudicial jury found the bookseller Richard Carlile guilty of blasphemy for printing an edition of Thomas Paine's Age of Reason (1794-6). By December of that year the British Government had established the "Six Acts", a series of strict laws designed to restrict public gatherings and freedom of the press. These repressive measures were apparently vindicated o…
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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
"Then God opened her eyes and she saw a well of water. So she went and filled the skin with water and gave the boy a drink." (Genesis 21:19 NIV)
I don't know what problem you're staring at right now, but I'm sure you have at least one for which you don't have an answer — a problem for which you just keep running into dead ends.
You need the Holy Spirit to enlighten your mind so you can find the answer for your problem in God's Word. The Bible calls that illumination.
In Genesis 21 the Bible tells us a story about a woman and her child who were in desperate need of illumination. The story starts with Abraham and Sarah, who had been promised a son in their old age. At 90, Abraham still didn't have a son. Sarah decided to take the situation into her own hands. She suggested that her husband have a baby with one of her servants. But that was Sarah's plan — not God's.
When Sarah eventually had a son of her own, she resented her servant, Hagar, and Hagar's son, Ishmael. Eventually, she kicked Hagar and Ishmael out. Hagar feared her son would die of starvation, so she began to cry. She had a problem, and only God could help her.
After God encouraged her, the Bible says, "Then God opened her eyes and she saw a well of water. So she went and filled the skin with water and gave the boy a drink" (Genesis 22:19 NIV).
That's what we all need. We need God to open our eyes so we can see the answer to our problems in his Word. Truth is, we're incapable of finding the answers to the problems that plague us on our own. Like Hagar, we desperately need the Lord.
Hagar had the solution right in front of her — a well of water — but she couldn't see it until God opened her eyes and helped her see from a different perspective.
You need the Holy Spirit to enlighten your mind, too. When God opens your eyes, you see the resources that are literally right in front of you.
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> That is rather curious. There's no sign of any libata error handling
> going on.. Maybe the drive is actually returning that error code in the
> ATAPI CDB, or at least we think it is?
> You are sure that this drive still works with older kernels using
> drivers/ide, and that the hardware didn't break at some point, I assume?
Thanks for your time. I get a kernel panic with the controller mode in BIOS
set to AHCI with Fedora Core 6. Once returned to IDE (setting used since
computer was built) I booted up. Added information: In Fedora 7 I can not
burn DVDs or CDROM using K3b with the Zip drive connected. Some
preformatting (I assume) is done rendering the CD/DVD useless then got an
I/O error. In Fedora 8 I am able to burn a CDROM using K3b but DVDs behave
as with Fedora 7. All is well when the Zip is totaly removed. This Zip
drive also worked under Microsoft 2000 { which was removed over a year
ago ;-) }. Fedora Core 6, Fedora 7, and Fedora 8 are all installed on
this machine. This drive did not work with a Ubuntu 7.10 Live CD on this
machine. I intend to try this Zip drive on another motherboard with the
above live CD.
- --RoyBoy626
Fedora Core 6 information (computer booted December 11th with Zip
disk inserted):
# uname -r
# blkid
/dev/hdb4: SEC_TYPE="msdos" LABEL="ZIP-100" UUID="XXXX-YYYY" TYPE="vfat"
from dmesg:
ide: Assuming 33MHz system bus speed for PIO modes; override with idebus=xx
JMB361: IDE controller at PCI slot 0000:03:00.1
PCI: Enabling device 0000:03:00.1 (0000 -> 0001)
ACPI: PCI Interrupt 0000:03:00.1[B] -> GSI 17 (level, low) -> IRQ 17
JMB361: chipset revision 2
JMB361: 100% native mode on irq 17
PCI: Setting latency timer of device 0000:03:00.1 to 64
ide0: BM-DMA at 0xc400-0xc407, BIOS settings: hdaio, hdbio
ide1: BM-DMA at 0xc408-0xc40f, BIOS settings: hdcio, hddio
Probing IDE interface ide0...
hda: LITE-ON DVDRW SOHW-1693S, ATAPI CD/DVD-ROM drive
hdb: IOMEGA ZIP 100 ATAPI, ATAPI FLOPPY drive
hda: host side 80-wire cable detection failed, limiting max speed to UDMA33
hda: selected mode 0x42
hdb: selected mode 0x21
ide0 at 0xcc00-0xcc07,0xc882 on irq 17
Probing IDE interface ide1...
Probing IDE interface ide1...
ide-floppy driver 0.99.newide
hdb: 98304kB, 196608 blocks, 512 sector size
hdb: 98304kB, 96/64/32 CHS, 4096 kBps, 512 sector size, 2941 rpm
hdb: hdb4
Manual mount: mount -t vfat /dev/hdb4 /mnt/zip
/var/log/messages response: Dec 11 10:12:43 kernel: hdb: hdb4
]# df /mnt/zip
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hdb4 98078 11782 86296 13% /mnt/zip
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What's the next big thing? Trade magazine InfoWorld asked Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, and strangely, exactly none of his answers relate to technology Mr. Softy is selling today.
"Robots, pervasive screens, speech interaction will all change the way we look at 'computers.' Once seeing, hearing, and reading (including handwriting) work very well you will interact in new ways," Gates said when asked disruptive changes in computing.
After witnessing all that was on display at last month's Consumer Electronics Show, I think he's right. And yet Gates doesn't appear to be betting on any of these potential breakthroughs. Instead his personal fund -- Cascade Investment -- recently reported positions in Arch Capital Group, Canadian National Railway, Liberty Global, and Waste Management.
Not exactly a gathering of innovators, is it?
Maybe it doesn't matter. Like the rest of us, Gates is entitled to make any size position bet and only the largest need be reported to the SEC. In that case, I envision Gates taking small positions in businesses enabling each of the three breakthroughs he cites. Or, specifically:
- iRobot (NASDAQ: IRBT ) . The king of consumer cleanup bots is finding new its way into new markets. A deal with InTouch Health has the company putting its FDA-approved RP-VITA bot in rural hospitals for "telemedicine," a fancy term for remote diagnosis of certain ailments.
- Universal Display (NASDAQ: OLED ) . A pioneer of the flexible OLED screens that wowed CES audiences already has deals with Samsung and LG Display. The company should cash in nicely as consumers push for not only smarter but also lighter and more durable devices.
- Nuance Communications (NASDAQ: NUAN ) . Earned headlines for finding better ways to leverage voice technology in cars but is also working on a voice-activated "assistant" that travels with you everywhere you go.
Think I'm wrong? Are there better companies working on the shifts Gates describes? Please weigh in using the comment box below. And remember: no matter where you stand, we're still early in the shift to fully interactive mobile computing, a change that our analysts call "The Next Trillion-Dollar Revolution." Find out who they believe will profit most from the uprising in this new research report, which you can download right now -- go ahead, it's free.


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Every person who pulls blank petition forms for elected office in Trumbull County is provided instructions at the board of elections to help him or her fill out that petition and collect signatures correctly.
Every person who returns to file those petitions to become a candidate is provided, also by the board of elections, a petition check-off list for the potential candidate to double check they are filled out correctly.
''It's supposed to be a reminder of what should have been completed,'' said Trumbull County Elections board director Kelly Pallante. The form, provided as a courtesy, is signed by the person and kept with the petitions.
In Mahoning County, prospective candidates are given a ''pretty comprehensive package'' of instructions, said elections board director Tom McCabe. They also must sign a form acknowledging they've received the information.
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's Office makes available to candidates uniform guidance in several publications that are free, and elections board workers are available to answer questions.
Still, mistakes are made.
The elections board in Trumbull County removed prospective school board candidates in Warren and in Bristol and a candidate for city council in Cortland from the Nov. 8 ballot for errors.
Former city councilman John Caparanis didn't sign a part of his petition, causing the board to invalidate one whole page of signatures, which caused him to fall one short of the 50 required.
In the Bristol school board race, incumbent Donald Mickel didn't provide his address on some parts, again causing the board to kick that section, which caused him to fall below the required signature amount.
Rhonda Williamson Bennett didn't have enough valid signatures largely because 31 people printed their name instead of signing.
In Mahoning County, too, three people were not allowed to appear on the ballot because of issues that should have been caught by reviewing the instructions and checklist against the petitions.
What elections board workers cannot do is ''pre-check,'' petitions. That's when a worker reviews the petitions of prospective candidates or petitioners for validity and sufficiency before the petitions are filed.
Husted provided direction to elections boards that it's the candidate's responsibility to make sure his/her petitions meet the law's requirements. ''The candidate is obligated to investigate, learn and know the law governing the election process,'' Husted wrote in the directive prohibiting pre-checks.
A few things about the Trumbull County Engineer's Office since Randy Smith took control on Aug. 17: He says he's done away with making workers wear name tags when in public, his name isn't on the front door of the office on North River Road, nor does he have his picture in the lobby.
The office still has maps with the name and photos of Smith's predecessor, David DeChristofaro, but instead of scrapping those and buying new maps with Smith's name and photo, he says he's looking into the cost of buying stickers that say ''Trumbull County'' to cover the photos.
It's not so much that Smith is merely filling an unexpired term as it is that he's taken more of a low-key approach toward running the office. ''Bottom line, I'm trying to get the focus back to roads and bridges,'' he said.


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Steve and Susan Mathes are celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary today, Aug. 19, 2012.
They were married Aug. 19, 1967, at the parsonage of Ebeneezer United Brethren Church, Tiffin, by the Rev. Joe Grimm.
Susan is the daughter of the late Lula and Charles Hushour. She is a homemaker and seamstress.
Steve, the son of the late Este and Ray Mathes Jr., is retired from American Standard.
They have one son, Michael E. (Kimberlie) Mathes of Tiffin.
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It's been a controversial few years in Middletown.
The borough is in the midst of a fiscal crisis, and some residents have criticized cutting funding to the library. Others say their leaders lack necessary openness.
Maybe it shouldn't be a surprise that when the filing deadline to be on the May primary ballot passed Tuesday afternoon, Middletown had some of the most contested races in Dauphin County (the link takes you to the full list of candidates).
Four people -- three Republicans and a Democrat -- are vying to replace outgoing Mayor Robert Reid in the May 21 primary. Additionally, 18 candidates are running for five seats on borough council. Only Victoria Malone, a 3rd Ward Democrat, is assured of reaching the November ballot.
The headline race in the county this year will be for a seat on the Court of Common Pleas.
Republican Fran Chardo, First Assistant District Attorney, Democrat Anne Gingrich Cornick, former chief deputy public defender for Dauphin County, and Republican Bill Tully, a former first assistant prosecutor for Dauphin County, are all cross-filed in the race to replace retiring Judge Lawrence F. Clark.
While the ballot is set in the Prothonotary race -- former Magisterial District Justice Joseph Solomon, a Democrat, will challenge incumbent Republican Stephen Farina -- both sides are gearing up for the November race. The Democrats, in particular, have high hopes that Solomon can build on the success new state Sen. Rob Teplitz found in November, said party Chairwoman Marilyn Levin.
That would be a change for the Democrats.
"We've never run a row office," Levin said. "Ever. In the history of Dauphin County."
To put it in context, the Anti-Masonic Party has won more row office elections, though those were in the 1830s.
The GOP expects a stronger fight this time, said Chairman Josh Wilson, but will "fiercely defend the seat."
Looking down the ballot, the Democrats have full races for Mayor, City Council and School Board in Harrisburg.
On the Republican side, crowded ballots for Supervisor in Lower Paxton and Middle Paxton townships should make for interesting races.


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3D Driving-School combines interactive driving training and excitement of a race. 3D Driving-School provides 21 exercises developing driving skills and reaction on city- and country-roads, and preparing for an examination. We drive across Europe to get ready for such a trip, or just to play and get some pleasure
The countries to drive through are Belgium, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Great Britain. As you see, we can try both right- and left-side driving. Do you remember the joke about a European Blond, fascinated by London's sightseeing while going by taxi, and suddenly finding herself sitting at the driver's place, moving on the centre strip and not having a wheel to turn away? Personally I find trips through Paris, London and Berlin especially interesting, though driving on country-roads surely has its fans too.
Though gripping and entertaining, 3D Driving-School, first of all, helps prepare for a driving test. It supports keyboard, joystick and wheel. The latter is advisable to really turn a game into a simulator. There are 3 levels of proficiency: Rookie, Beginner (learning without mirrors and looking around), and Normal (actually preparing for the examination). You can choose a vehicle among some cars and motor cycles
The Options section allows to set keys for driving actions, test your joystick or wheel, tune engine and driving noise, as well as the sound of instructions, etc. Instructions are available in English, French and German. During the first 10 exercises we train basic driving skills in a small town Gobesdorf. And here we can choose traffic rules of different countries France, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
3D Driving-School's graphics and sounds produce an excellent impression. To become fully realistic, the atmosphere of driving lacks just one element - nobody except you violates traffic rules. As for the rest, the necessity to simultaneously keep to traffic rules, watch the speed and deal with oncoming traffic and pedestrians develops reaction, grips attention and arouses interest. Country-side roads are picturesque and not that easy to deal with.
The development section gives an evaluation of your present driving skills. I turned out to be a worse driver here than in reality. At least, I hope so. Pressing the Diploma button, you get a list of possible faults and the amount of penalty points you managed to get at a certain level. If you have passed all exercises at the "normal" level meaning not more then 60 points in total, you are allowed to take a driving test.
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The Amarillo YMCA has scheduled an NBA 2ball competition for children ages 8-11 on March 6 at the North YMCA Program Center. The competition will start at 6 p.m.
NBA 2ball is a free grassroots youth program that allows boys and girls to test their basketball skills while learning teamwork, sportsmanship and fundamentals, a press release said.
Although participation is free, students must sign up to participate by Feb. 16, said Lora Watson, YMCA youth sports program director.
The 8- and 9-year-olds, whose birthdays must fall between Jan. 1, 1991 and Dec. 31, 1992, compete in one division, while the 10- and 11-year-olds compete in another. The older group must have been born between Jan. 1, 1989 and Dec. 31, 1990.
Winners there will advance to the team championships, sometime from April 1-18 at various NBA arenas, a release from the YMCA said.
The national finals will be in May or June, the release said.
For more information, call Watson at 373-1811.
The YMCA will offer swim lessons for both youth and adults throughout February.
American Red Cross swim lessons for children ages 6 to 15 will be from 5:15 to 5:45 p.m. Feb. 5-9 at the Downtown YMCA, 816 S. Van Buren St. Instruction will include skill levels from beginning to advanced, and participants may advance at their own pace.
The cost is $20 for members and $27 for nonmembers.
Adult lessons, limited to four people per class, will be conducted in the mornings and evenings.
A 10 a.m. class will run from Feb. 12-March 2 on Mondays and Fridays. A 5:15 p.m. class will run from Feb. 12-23 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The cost is $30 for members and $42 for nonmembers.
Swim lessons also are available at the North YMCA Program Center, 1330 N.W. 18th Ave., and may be scheduled by calling 373-1811. The fee for six lessons is $22 for members and $35 for others.
Financial assistance and private lessons also are available.
For more information, call 374-4651.
The Amarillo YMCA will offer a lifeguard certification class on Feb. 16, 17 and 24 at the Downtown YMCA.
The class starts at 6 p.m. the first day and at 9 a.m. the second and third days.
The course includes American Red Cross lifeguard training, first aid and CPR for the professional rescuer, Garcia said.
The cost is $95 and includes the course manual. Participants must be at least 15 years old.
For more information, call 374-4651.
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text: Ok so based on feedback here I bought a "mini" USB ASIC rig: 9 USB ASIC miners @ $30 = $270 1 ANKER USB 3.0 10 port hub $64 (Thanks Eric Wolf, I rather thought they would need a good hub) 1 USB articulating fan to cool the 9 miners $7 So $341 for 3GH/S delivered. That's 2.3 bitcoins, which I HOPE I can mine in a couple of months. I will get set up and after a week or two calculate whether I was smart, or a fool. If the payback is in line, I will just keep ordering these in blocks of 9 and daisy-chain them. As long as they pay for themselves and net out, then it's just more blinky lights to sooth me... Phil Sieg President SeniorTech LLC / snapfōn® www.snapfon.com phil.sieg at seniortechllc.com Phone: 423.535.9968 Fax: 423.265.9820 Mobile: 423.331.0725 "The computer is the most remarkable tool that we've ever come up with. It's the equivalent of a bicycle for our minds." Steve Jobs, 1955-2011 On Sep 3, 2013, at 3:51 PM, Eric Wolf <ebwolf at gmail.com> wrote: > Dan, > > In a nutshell, you are correct. The economics of mining doesn't make sense. But that's the fundamental lesson of economics over the past couple decades. People don't behave rationally. I like the little USB miners because they make blinky lights and appear to generate something of value. It's a hobby. > > Last year, if you could leverage cheaper electricity with the ability to run lots of high end video cards, you could have an edge. I started down this route but was working form home and didn't want the fan noise in my environment. That was a mistake because it caused me to miss the bubble when the first generation ASICs hit. I also cashed in my BTC at $7 because I didn't believe there would be a bubble (even though someone on the list, I forget who, accurately predicted it). > > Now, mining has largely become a matter of getting your hands on the newest miners early enough to generate a profit (barring another bubble). There are very few technical barriers to mining other than cash. Right now, that requires a minimum $5K investment and may not deliver returns any time soon (if at all). That is, barring another bubble. > > I probably should sell my USB miners and buy some Raspberry PIs and Arduinos. But that'd make too much sense! > > -Eric > > -=--=---=----=----=---=--=-=--=---=----=---=--=-=- > Eric B. Wolf 720-334-7734 > > > > > On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Lynn Dixon <boodaddy at gmail.com> wrote: > Dan, exactly. Maybe I did a poor job of explaining it. After 2000 blocks the network evaluates the time it took to hash those blocks. If it generated more than the targeted 6 blocks per hour, then the hash difficulty is increased as an efford to make it 'harder" for the network as a whole to "guess" the hash. Currently the reward for finding a block is 25 BTC. This reward decreases with time. The larger the difficulty, the longer it will take a machine to guess the hash. > The blocks per hour rate never changes, the network will adjust difficulty to always maintain 6 blocks per hour. > > > On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 2:36 PM, Dan Lyke <danlyke at flutterby.com> wrote: > On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 10:46 AM, Lynn Dixon <boodaddy at gmail.com> wrote: > > The supply of bitcoins is controlled by the network to maintain 6 blocks > > per hour. > > I think I understand blocks vs coins differently. The block supply is > moderated by the network to handle latency issues, so that processors > aren't working on the same problem over and over again, but the coin > supply is moderated by mathematics. > > When block latency is adjusted, what's being changed is how much > computation information is transmitted in a block, not how many hashes > per hour the machines are evaluating. > > ie: Hook a gazillion machines up suddenly and even though your > blocks-per-hour rate gets adjusted down, the number of hashes > evaluated goes way way up. > > Of course having those gazillion machines then becomes a liability, > because if the block rate is limited to 6 per hour, there's a much > higher chance you're repeating calculations done by other machines... > > Dan > _______________________________________________ > Chugalug mailing list > Chugalug at chugalug.org > http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug > > > _______________________________________________ > Chugalug mailing list > Chugalug at chugalug.org > http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug > > > _______________________________________________ > Chugalug mailing list > Chugalug at chugalug.org > http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://chugalug.org/pipermail/chugalug/attachments/20130903/2f7e6424/attachment-0001.html>


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WAILUKU - The last two defendants in a $10,000 Pukalani bank heist - the getaway dirt-bike driver and the girlfriend who bought lingerie and enjoyed a stay at a west side resort with the stolen money - were sentenced Thursday morning in 2nd Circuit Court.
In a courtroom packed with family and friends of Michael Santino Sobel, 28, and Christina Sawyer, 20, Judge Peter Cahill sentenced Sobel to 18 months in jail for second-degree robbery but gave Sawyer a chance to keep her second-degree theft conviction off her record.
Their accomplice Richard "Ricky" Vance, who went into the bank and brandished what appeared to be a firearm, was sentenced to a 10-year prison term last week.
Sobel of Pukalani, who came up first for sentencing, was facing a possible 10-year prison term. Instead, the judge levied an 18-month jail term and five years of probation. Cahill also ordered Sobel to pay $4,810 in restitution.
"Although he did conspire in the robbery, he did not go (inside the bank) and threaten everyone," defense attorney Cary Virtue said in arguing for probation only.
After thanking the state for reducing Sobel's initial charge of first-degree robbery to second-degree, Virtue argued that Sobel did not pre-plan the crime with Vance or Sawyer, and that it was a "thoughtless and impulsive" decision.
He also pointed out to the judge about a dozen friends and family members who came to support Sobel in the courtroom.
"Why are these people here?" Virtue said. "They're here because they know him to be a better person. The family could've bailed him out but he said, 'No, what I did was wrong and I'm going to take responsibility for it.' ''
Since his arrest, Sobel has spent 140 days, or about about 4 months, in custody.
"It is because he recognizes, in his head, that what he did was wrong," Virtue said.
Virtue asked the judge to "take a risk and release him today."
"This boy is not going to be out at the beach surfing," he told the judge. "He's going home with dad, and he's going to work with dad."
Deputy Prosecutor Kim Whitworth argued instead for a 10-year prison term, but nothing less than 18 months, due to the defendant's substance abuse issues.
While acknowledging that Sobel did not enter the bank and threaten people, Whitworth said that Sobel showed signs of planning the robbery when he met earlier with Vance and Sawyer at the Pukalani Shell and Car Wash.
"When he was arrested, he initially denied his involvement and kept on saying he has nothing to do with Sawyer and Vance," Whitworth said. "He claimed he was just in the wrong crowd."
Whitworth also said Sobel was a "known oxycodone addict" and contributed to the event that traumatized 15 to 20 people, who "have to relive this experience" for the rest of their lives.
The robbery occurred shortly after 3 p.m. Feb. 19 when Sobel brought Vance to the bank and waited outside for him on his yellow dirt bike.
"He was driving a very visible dirt bike, which contributed to their demise," Whitworth said.
In rendering his sentence, Cahill explained that he had read a letter of apology that Sobel provided to the court.
"When I read your letter . . . and I see 'I know I made a mistake,' - this is not a mistake," Cahill said. "A mistake is taking a wrong turn at an intersection. When you're involved in a bank robbery, that isn't a mistake."
Cahill criticized Sobel for not admitting to his crimes, even after Vance and Sawyer had confessed to police about his involvement.
He also was disappointed that Sobel did not "take the opportunity to leave" after dropping Vance off at the bank.
Cahill, however, did not sentence Sobel to 10 years in prison but ordered him to serve 18 months of jail time, with credit for time served.
"Good luck to you, Mr. Sobel," Cahill said. "I don't think I'm going to see you back here again."
Then it was Sawyer's turn to face the judge, who followed a plea agreement and sentenced her to four years' probation and gave her a chance to keep the conviction off her record.
"I'm ready to move forward," she said to the judge. "I'm grateful for this opportunity."
Whitworth agreed to the plea agreement and said that the "state felt she immediately cooperated" with the investigation of the robbery and "didn't deny or minimize" her involvement.
"She was very candid to police, and the state feels it is a fair agreement," she said.
Sawyer, who Whitworth said acted as a "second getaway car," was not involved in the bank heist but did purchase lingerie from Macy's in the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center in Kahului, deposited money from the robbery into her American Savings Bank account and drove Vance to the west side hotel where they were arrested.
During a preliminary hearing shortly after the robbery, Sawyer also was questioned about her drug abuse and admitted to the court that she was high on oxycontin during the crime.
"Obviously, she got caught up in a very serious drug addiction," said her attorney, William Sloper. "Despite that, she has made a remarkable life change."
Sloper told the court that Sawyer has completed residential drug treatment on Oahu and regularly attends Alcoholics Anonymous meetings since her arrest.
"I have never seen someone complete a residential drug treatment prior to being sentenced in my entire career," he said.
Sloper also said that Sawyer is enrolled in college classes and is seeking a degree in substance abuse counseling.
"Seeing on a daily basis the destruction drugs have will help her with her own problem," he said.
After hearing Sloper and Sawyer, Cahill read a letter written in April by her drug rehabilitation center.
"It states that 'at this time Sawyer is sober due to fears of legal ramifications,' '' he said. "I find that to be very persuasive and find it fair to everyone. You should be given a chance to keep this off your record . . . but deviating from this path can have serious consequences.
"Recovery is a lifelong thing, and you need to realize that."
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A Union City man was offered a plea deal, that could put him in prison for up to 10 years, at his arraignment yesterday on charges he killed a Bayonne man in a hit-and-run in Jersey City in July.
Carlos M. Ortiz, 27, was arraigned yesterday morning on the charges of vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a fatal accident, before Hudson County Superior Court Judge Paul DePascale in Jersey City.
He is charged in connection to the July 29 death of Gene "Bluejean" Hughes, 47, who was walking on Kennedy Boulevard near Bond Street just before midnight when he was struck, officials said.
At the hearing, Hudson County Assistant Prosecutor Karen Kazanchy offered a plea deal of vehicular homicide with a prison term of 10 years and no possibility of parole until after serving more than eight years. Ortiz, who was indicted last month, pleaded not guilty yesterday.
The victim's father, Gene Hughes Sr., and the victim's wife, Joyce Hughes, were at the hearing but chose not to comment.
The defendant was arrested on Dec. 22 after a long investigation that included use of license plate readers, phone records, and security video, which led cops to believe that a black Cadillac Escalade struck Hughes, police said.
A break in the case came when a security video clip showed a black Escalade driving erratically a few blocks away moments before Hughes was struck, police said. Police said it turned out to be the car Ortiz was driving, although it was not registered to him.
Hughes was a bass player and music producer, according to the Discogs website. He released several acid jazz and house recordings and remix recordings in the late 1980s and early 1990s on New York City record labels under various artist names, including Bluejeans Regime and Rawthenticity, the website says.
Two witnesses said they heard a loud crash when the vehicle struck Hughes, and it stopped momentarily where Hughes was lying before taking off, police said.
Ortiz has been in jail since his arrest and his bail was set at $250,000 cash only, officials said. The next hearing in the case is set for June 11 before DePascale in the Hudson County Administration Building in Jersey City.


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American Media, Inc. is hiring a Traffic Manager for its Digital Media Group. This role will primarily be responsible for managing campaigns within the Men's Active Lifestyle sites, which includes brands such as Men's Fitness, Muscle & Fitness, and FLEX. The Campaign Manager is responsible for the trafficking, launch, and day-to-day management of online ad campaigns, as well as reporting and billing. The ideal candidate will be a highly organized, detail-oriented, energetic and experienced individual with a solid overall familiarity of online advertising operations. Qualifications: * At least 1 year of experience in the online advertising space, preferably in AdOps and Campaign Management * Experience with an ad serving platform * Excellent customer service and organizational skills * Strong written and verbal communication skills * Problem solving ability and resourcefulness * Working knowledge of ExcelDesired Skills & Experience * 2+ years of experience trafficking in Doubleclick For Publishers * Experience with HTML/CSS/Photoshop is a plus * Advanced knowledge of Excel is a plusPlease send resume with cover letter and salary requirements when responding to this job post.


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At Vitória city hall on 1 December 2008 there was an award ceremony to certify volunteers that actively participated in the project Mundo Jovem Cidadão, an initiative by the Municipality of Vitória and UNV Brazil, and the opening of the Semana Brasil Voluntário. It was decided to organize the ceremony within the week of IVD to make a global reference and additionally stress the importance of a local project and its contribution to global initiatives and movements. The ceremony honoured groups and group leaders that developed and successfully implemented projects under the Mundo Jovem Cidadão throughout 2008 and enjoyed the participation of the Mayor, João Coser, the Secretary for Environment, Antônio Tarcísio Correia de Melo, project managers, and partners (especially NGOs and Universities). UNV delivered a speech and handed over certificates together with the Mayor. Partners included Prefeitura Municipal de Vitória (ES), Secretaria Municipal de Meio Ambiente de Vitória (SEMMAM), Programa das Nações Unidas para o Desenvolvimento (PNUD), Programa dos Voluntários das Nações Unidas (UNV), Centro Brasileiro de Protagonismo Juvenil (CPJ).


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GM to recycle used Gulf of Mexico oil booms into parts for Volt
During the course of this year's Gulf Oil Spill, a lot of media attention was paid to the oil booms used to contain and/or absorb the surface slick. While a small percentage of the sausage-shaped tubes of netting were stuffed with unusual materials such as hair, most of them contained oil-absorbent polypropylene. Now that the Deep Horizon well has been capped, the question of what to do with all that oily plastic arises. It turns out that some of it will find its way into Chevrolet Volts.
In an announcement made this Monday, GM stated that it would be recycling about 100 miles (161 km) worth of used boom material for use in its Volt extended-range electric cars. More specifically, the material will make up 25 percent of the plastic used in parts designed to deflect air around the cars' radiators. Another 25 percent will come from recycled tires from the company's Milford Proving Ground vehicle test facility, while the rest will be a mixture of post-consumer plastics and other polymers.
It is estimated that the recycling of the booms will divert over 100,000 pounds (45,359 kg) of plastic from landfills.
Several companies were involved in the project. The process began with Heritage Environmental, which collected the boom material from the Louisiana and Alabama coastlines. Using a giant high-speed drum, Mobile Fluid Recovery then spun the material to remove all the oil and water. The cleaned-up plastic was then treated by Lucent Polymers, to prepare it for die-mold production. Finally, GDC Inc. combined the resultant resin with other plastic compounds, and produced the finished components.
GM expects work to continue on the Gulf coast for at least two more months, until the need for assistance in the recycling of oil booms is no longer required. It is expected that enough plastic will ultimately be recovered to supply parts for other models besides the Volt.


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Mrs. Sow-Mei Sng @ Poon Sow Mei, BA, PPA (P) is a Senior Consultant of International Business at Singapore Technologies Electronics Ltd., since 2001. She oversees the development in the areas of defence, industrial & commercial systems projects including intelligent building and property management systems. Mrs. Sng has been an Advisor of InfoWave Pte Ltd. since 2003. She has wide experience in various fields of industrial, investment, business development, strategic ...
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