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Homeless families 'spending the night in fast-food restaurants'
- Social Affairs
- September 30, 2016, 01:00
Focus Ireland says some Dublin families are unable to access emergency accommodation
'I can't take this another night, sitting in a car with six kids'
- Social Affairs
- September 30, 2016, 01:00
Homeless nights in Dún Laoghaire, Navan and Dublin
Evicted Travellers still on Dundalk roadside with no water
- Social Affairs
- September 29, 2016, 01:00
Families say site was to be ready by October but council says work only starting now
Record number of complaints made to Ombudsman for Children
- Social Affairs
- September 28, 2016, 11:45
Tusla must get better at responding to complaints about its care of children, Muldoon says
Response to UN on reproductive rights 'deeply concerning'
- Social Affairs
- September 23, 2016, 21:18
Irish rejection of 16 recommendations is raised at session of UN Human Rights Council
Merchants Quay cafe serves food and floor space to homeless
- Social Affairs
- September 23, 2016, 01:00
It's an improvised but inadequate solution that manages to take in 70 people a night
Bernadette McAliskey: 'I am astounded I survived. I made mad decisions'
- People
- September 22, 2016, 06:00
McAliskey, now an elder stateswoman of anti-establishment politics, reflects on a career driven by a fierce sense of justice – and(...)
Irish youth suffer due to high expectations, report finds
- Social Affairs
- September 22, 2016, 01:00
Children and teenagers feel their parents do not listen to them, Government survey says
Serious fire safety risks found in 80% of Traveller sites
- Social Affairs
- September 21, 2016, 19:40
Three-quarters of homes with no smoke alarms have since been provided with them
RDS 'a constant encroachment on our lives': Residents object to stand plan for Leinster rugby
- Social Affairs
- September 20, 2016, 01:00
'It's constant harassment from traffic. Residential life is gone here at the weekends'
Jim Carrey rejects 'heartless' case over death of Irish ex-girlfriend
- September 19, 2016, 23:31
Estranged husband of Cathríona White claims actor illegally gave her drugs
Housing policy change criticised by campaigners
- Social Affairs
- September 19, 2016, 01:00
Decision to stop prioritising homeless families 'was based on flawed report'
Non-custodial parents told child payments can stop
- Social Affairs
- September 19, 2016, 01:00
Yet Department of Social Protection tells custodial parents to seek maintenance
Homeless charity still paying children's bus fares despite assured funding
- Social Affairs
- September 17, 2016, 01:01
Department of Housing spokesman unable to give date for travel scheme's introduction
Childcare costs plan 'must also benefit' middle earners
- Health
- September 17, 2016, 01:00
Government considering means-tested scheme to pay bills directly to providers
Subsidised childcare 'unfair and unjust' on stay-at-home parents
- Social Affairs
- September 16, 2016, 12:53
Iona Institute says Government's childare proposal is 'extremely concerning'
Drug treatment centre reports huge rise in use of services
- Social Affairs
- September 16, 2016, 01:00
Merchant's Quay Ireland notes 66% surge in demand for its mental health support
Emotions pivotal to children's learning capacity, forum told
- Social Affairs
- September 13, 2016, 19:13
Trauma, anxiety and depression cited as key drivers in retarding academic progress
Marginalised women excluded from 'feminist agenda'
- Social Affairs
- September 10, 2016, 01:00
Independent Senator Lynn Ruane makes claim at conference on women's rights
Eighth Amendment has saved 100,000 lives, group claims
- Social Affairs
- September 7, 2016, 17:56
Pro-Life Campaign releases report on 33rd anniversary of abortion referendum
Minister promises to get truth of how HSE failed 'Grace'
- Social Affairs
- September 6, 2016, 01:00
Investigation into care of vulnerable woman is 'absolute priority', says Finian McGrath
Hawe family deaths prompted spike in calls to helpline
- Social Affairs
- September 5, 2016, 15:54
Women's Aid wants review of all domestic violence homicides 'to learn' from the events
Extra €40m for HSE homecare has limited impact
- Social Affairs
- September 5, 2016, 01:00
Over 4,000 sick and elderly still waiting for help in spite of June announcement
Overdose reversal drug saves five lives during pilot project
- Social Affairs
- August 31, 2016, 14:38
Making Naloxone available nationally 'a no brainer,' says mother trained in its use
Ireland facing a 'tsunami' of sex and porn addiction
- Social Affairs
- August 29, 2016, 16:55
People with sex addiction are 'absolutely miserable with it', Dr John O'Connor says
Thousands of workers face poverty in old age, Ictu warns
- Social Affairs
- August 27, 2016, 01:00
Union demands the Government take action to address growing pensions crisis
Give Me a Crash Course in . . . Women 'in the home'
- Irish News
- August 27, 2016, 01:00
Modernising a seemingly archiac article in the Irish Constitution is easier said than done
Families face homelessness amid caravan park closure
- Social Affairs
- August 26, 2016, 01:00
Up to 100 low-income residents of the Greystones site have been given notice to quit
Korean woman found dead in direct provision centre
- Irish News
- August 24, 2016, 15:25
Death of woman at Kinsale Road facility in Co Cork being treated as a tragic incident
Almost 1,000 'high priority' children without a social worker
- Social Affairs
- August 23, 2016, 19:51
Tusla's chief executive says the 2015 figures were less than the previous year
Constitutional protection for women in the home 'out of date'
- Social Affairs
- August 23, 2016, 01:01
Senior Department of Justice officials call for article 41.2 to be repealed or amended
@twowomentravel tweeted on 'ordinariness' of UK abortion trip
- Social Affairs
- August 23, 2016, 01:00
'Purpose not about us but as statement of solidarity with all women who have to make this journey'
More families being made homeless as landlords sell up
- Social Affairs
- August 22, 2016, 22:15
Focus Ireland warns that homeowners selling is as serious an issue as unaffordable rents
Family calls for inquiry into death in HSE care
- Social Affairs
- August 22, 2016, 01:00
Review panel report on boy aged 14 who died by suicide a 'whitewash', says family
Families of brain injury survivors being given 'no hope'
- Social Affairs
- August 20, 2016, 01:00
Advocacy body An Saol says affected people can be rehabilitated to enjoy 'good lives'
Brain injury rehab: 'No one gave Amanda a chance'
- Social Affairs
- August 20, 2016, 01:00
Woman's partner is 'disgusted' at lack of 'serious therapy' after traumatic accident
Abuse and State failings revealed in reports on deaths of young
- Social Affairs
- August 16, 2016, 18:17
CFA reports relate to seven deaths by suicide, one by drug overdose, five by natural causes
Some families stuck in 'tumble-dryer' of poverty, says Minister
- Social Affairs
- August 1, 2016, 01:00
Catherine Byrne claims some people cannot be helped, however much the State gives them
Review granted on HSE decision to end autistic man's placement
- Social Affairs
- July 30, 2016, 01:00
HSE and Tusla will facilitate the man's return from the UK for assessment with a view to drawing up an after care plan
Young homeless the fastest growing group among destitute
- Social Affairs
- July 28, 2016, 01:00
Figures indicate almost 700 young adults in emergency lodging last month
Case study: 'I just want the quiet qualities of life – a job and a safe place'
- Social Affairs
- July 28, 2016, 01:00
Lewis Davis has stayed in numerous hostels, some of which he describes as 'horrific'
Rape survivor advises sexual assault victims not to wash
- Social Affairs
- July 28, 2016, 01:00
Woman's husband was not prosecuted because vital evidence of attack was lost
HSE offers to house young autistic man in family's garden
- Social Affairs
- July 28, 2016, 01:00
Young man is in care in the UK but is due to be discharged at weekend as funding for placement is ending
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre line sees surge in first-time callers
- Social Affairs
- July 27, 2016, 00:01
Centre's annual survey notes a 'resurgence' in the reporting of childhood sex abuse
Marital rape remains extremely difficult to prosecute
- Social Affairs
- July 26, 2016, 01:01
Analysis: Just two people have been convicted of the crime since it was made illegal in 1990
Homeless man tells Leo Varadkar about life on €7 a day
- Social Affairs
- July 23, 2016, 01:00
'Homelessness one of the loneliest places,' man tells Minister at pre-budget forum
'I thought I would always be homeless. It was tough going'
- Social Affairs
- July 23, 2016, 01:00
A Housing First user outlines homelessness project's radical but effective approach
Numbers of children in consistent poverty almost doubles during recession
- Social Affairs
- July 20, 2016, 21:53
Tasc report indicates that women and children bore the brunt of recessionary years
Autistic youth faces uncertain future in absence of care pact
- Social Affairs
- July 20, 2016, 21:17
Teenager placed by order of High Court in secure United Kingdom unit in early 2013
Refugee council report reveals worry of exit from direct provision
- Social Affairs
- July 20, 2016, 17:01
Access to education, financial and emotional difficulties experienced by asylum seekers
Housing plan: First-time buyer couple set for €10,000 package
- Politics
- July 20, 2016, 01:00
Scheme to boost construction of more starter homes will be outlined in budget
Test will be 'when we see roofs over people's heads'
- Social Affairs
- July 19, 2016, 22:07
Focus Ireland among numerous agencies broadly welcoming the plan
Government to create 47,000 social homes
- Social Affairs
- July 19, 2016, 21:56
Overall housing output will be doubled to 25,000 per year by 2020
Housing plan: Main points of Government's strategy
- Social Affairs
- July 19, 2016, 18:39
Ways to address homelessness, improve rental market and build social housing to be prioritised
Council estates to be phased out under housing plan
- Politics
- July 19, 2016, 01:00
Strategy to tackle homes crisis includes allocation of further €2bn for social housing
State land may be utilised in bid to tackle housing crisis
- Social Affairs
- July 19, 2016, 01:00
Housing draft plan to propose €200m for councils to clear debt on suitable locations
Owners of vacant homes to be targeted in housing plan
- Social Affairs
- July 18, 2016, 01:00
Property owners may be given money to makes homes available for social housing
Doctor accused of misconduct after allegedly leaving post
- Social Affairs
- July 16, 2016, 18:35
Dr Ogechi Chuku claims she could not find colleague to inform she felt unwell
Charities should consider merging, says Tánaiste
- Social Affairs
- July 16, 2016, 01:00
Frances Fitzgerald says there are 'many charities focused on the same issue'
Housing crisis: State to deliver 45,000 social homes
- Social Affairs
- July 14, 2016, 01:00
State fund to buy distressed properties from banks, plan for 'mixed tenure' housing on public land
Concerns over housing plan pandering to private interests
- Social Affairs
- July 14, 2016, 01:00
Tone of Housing Action Plan draft is replete with hesitancy on State intervening in sector
Housing Action Plan to expand 'affordable rental' accommodation
- Social Affairs
- July 14, 2016, 01:00
Government wants to move sector towards large-scale investors such as pension funds
Financial strain, overcrowded housing, deprivation - the young have it tougher, says ESRI
- Social Affairs
- July 13, 2016, 00:10
Research finds over-65s have fewer quality-of-life problems than younger adults
Chemical restraints used in autism centres by staff unsure of dosages
- Social Affairs
- July 12, 2016, 01:00
HSE takes over Westmeath and Kildare facilities after Hiqa inspection reveals risks
Drugs used to quieten patients in autism homes
- Social Affairs
- July 12, 2016, 01:00
Hiqa takes control of three Irish Society for Autism homes after failures to improve
HSE takes over three autism centres after safety concerns
- Social Affairs
- July 11, 2016, 17:31
Centres run by Irish Society for Autism all had Hiqa inspections over past 18 months
Fire risks and overcrowding widespread at Traveller sites
- Social Affairs
- July 4, 2016, 01:00
Inspection reports ordered after Carrickmines fire show hazards across country
Labour Cllr Brendan Carr elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
- Social Affairs
- June 27, 2016, 20:56
Republic of Ireland players will be invited to civic reception at the Mansion House
Conditions at Cork Travellers halting site breach safety rules
- Social Affairs
- June 27, 2016, 01:00
None of the households visited by 'The Irish Times' had smoke alarms or fire blankets
High fire risk in 80% of Traveller homes, report finds
- Social Affairs
- June 27, 2016, 01:00
Issues include unsafe sockets, emergency access, overcrowding and lack of alarms
Abortion Bill: Woman tells of English abortion ordeal
- Social Affairs
- June 24, 2016, 01:00
'I never felt so relieved to see home and be away from that horrible place'
Housing land to be sought from religious orders
- Social Affairs
- June 23, 2016, 01:00
Minister for Housing to meet orders in bid to solicit help in tackling housing shortage
Case study: Sophia Housing comes to aid of vulnerable couple
- Social Affairs
- June 23, 2016, 01:00
'Since we moved in here I have put on 3½ stone and I have colour back in my cheeks'
Oberstown contains 'significant' fire safety risks, Hiqa finds
- Social Affairs
- June 22, 2016, 17:21
Staff shortages among the failings at youth detention facility, inspectors report
The number of homeless children reached 2,177 in May
- Social Affairs
- June 18, 2016, 01:00
Number of minors in emergency accommodation rose by 79% in a year
Housing committee target: 50,000 homes in five years
- Social Affairs
- June 18, 2016, 01:00
Cross-party group also recommends stronger rental rules and first-time buyer support
Analysis: Inadequate target for housing as party ties remain
- Social Affairs
- June 18, 2016, 01:00
The €1.8bn annual cost of building 10,000 units has implications for State's fiscal rules
At least 50,000 more social housing units needed - report
- Social Affairs
- June 17, 2016, 11:19
Committee makes 23 priority recommendations to tackle housing, homelessnes crisis
Housing report sets benchmark for Coveney, says Focus Ireland
- Social Affairs
- June 17, 2016, 10:37
Housing and homelessness group to advise 50,000 social housing units over 5 years
Top professionals twice as likely to marry as unskilled workers
- Social Affairs
- June 17, 2016, 00:01
Survey reveals 'marriage chances' by class which diminish right down economic scale
Local authorities to be told to add 50,000 housing units
- Social Affairs
- June 16, 2016, 01:16
Housing and homelessness committee to advise 10,000 social housing units a year
Atheist Ireland criticises legislation on marriage
- Social Affairs
- June 16, 2016, 01:10
Group says the law is 'dysfunctional' and is bringing civil marriage into disrepute
Concern mounts that hundreds of marriages may be invalid
- Social Affairs
- June 16, 2016, 01:00
Department may require marriages to be solemnised by civil registrar
Child benefit could be paid to fathers under proposed reforms
- Social Affairs
- June 15, 2016, 01:00
Leo Varadkar to consider amending monthly payment due to changing family structures
Reliance on private sector to build homes 'must end'
- Social Affairs
- June 14, 2016, 14:56
Society of St Vincent de Paul says 70:30 split between private and public housing should be reversed
Philip Cairns case: Garda to interview ex-Radio Dublin staff
- Social Affairs
- June 13, 2016, 18:51
Woman stated recently she witnessed Eamon Cooke kill missing boy at station premises
Concerned citizen in Philip Cairns case hopes for resolution
- Social Affairs
- June 13, 2016, 01:00
Ballyfermot activist reveals she has been in contact with woman abused by Eamon Cooke
'Someone always knows something', says founder of Missing.ie
- Social Affairs
- June 12, 2016, 22:03
Like Philip Cairns, Aquinas Duffy's cousin just disappeared from their lives one day
'Hearts and minds' of settled people vital to press Traveller ethnicity
- Social Affairs
- June 1, 2016, 19:02
Pavee Point chief dismayed at Minister for Equality's comments on 'Travellers' rights'
Refugees face specific employment obstacles, says ESRI
- Social Affairs
- June 1, 2016, 01:00
Reports says State has not developed system of labour market supports for refugees
McGrath hears of families' unhappiness with HSE disability services
- Social Affairs
- May 31, 2016, 01:00
Minister to establish taskforce on roll-out of personalised budgets for disabled people
Homeless men vow to continue Bray council protest
- Social Affairs
- May 30, 2016, 01:00
Two homeless men camp outside council offices in effort to register for housing
Hundreds march in Dublin to protest housing crisis
- Social Affairs
- May 28, 2016, 18:24
Demonstrators want the Government to declare a national housing emergency
Department officials warn on promises of pension increases
- Social Affairs
- May 28, 2016, 01:01
Pension funding a 'major challenge', say Department of Social Protection notes
Dublin's north inner city lives in fear of gangland feud
- Social Affairs
- May 26, 2016, 01:00
Community senses that the Kinahan-Hutch dispute is different from the others
Abortion pills trio: law making women criminals 'absolutely bad'
- Social Affairs
- May 25, 2016, 01:00
NI pro-choice campaigners volunteered to be arrested for importing drugs to help others
Councils need backing to borrow for social housing, committee hears
- Social Affairs
- May 24, 2016, 22:22
The Housing Finance Agency says it could lend at a fixed rate of 1.75% for 25 years
Homeless children given beds in adult hostels
- Social Affairs
- May 24, 2016, 01:00
Four families with children given blow-up beds in adult facilities in past week
Embassies spend over €100,000 on St Patrick's Day parties
- Politics
- May 24, 2016, 01:00
Figures released to The Irish Times reveal missions where cash splashed, and on what
Commandeer hotel rooms for homeless, urges Focus Ireland
- Social Affairs
- May 24, 2016, 01:00
Charity calls for action to resolve festering problem of homeless children and families


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A December 24 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens isn't what any Cleveland Browns fan wants for Christmas, but of course, we're not a fanbase who has had much success in getting our wishes granted.
On Christmas Eve, as Santa gears up for the biggest night of his year, the Browns will be playing their second-last game of 2011, looking for an upset of the playoff-bound Ravens in order to match their five-win total from last year.
It doesn't look good for the Browns, who have yet to win a game against an AFC North divisional opponent this season and who had a terrible game against Baltimore in Week 13, a 24-10 loss that was sadly a far more sound beating for the Browns than the scoreboard indicated.
A win for the Browns isn't totally out of the question, but it would probably take a Christmas miracle to pull it off.
Following are the keys to the game for the Browns that should give them a shot at an upset or at least allow them to keep the score close if they can execute them properly.

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Police expand mission to mentor kids
An eastern Kentucky police department has expanded its mission to mentor youth in Appalachia.
Officers John Teagle and William Clogston said the Evarts Police Department in Harlan County has organized anti-bullying sessions with students and a new "Cops and Kids Fishing" program.
Police Chief Lupe Blas told the Harlan Daily Enterprise that his officers are continually looking for ways to improve the lives of children in the area.
The comments were made during a recent City Council meeting at which the officers asked for and received support from elected officials.
Teagle said the fishing day will be held later this year and he hopes it can become an annual event.
Copyright 2013 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Our dedicated sales team are always ready to help you select the right garden or conservatory furniture for you.
From early spring throughout the summer months we have a large dedicated sales area displaying our range of garden and conservatory furniture. Our outdoor living sales team are always ready to help you select the right furniture for you. We have gone to great lengths to source a range of furniture with an emphasis on quality and comfort, complemented by fabrics that cater for every taste.
We are stockists of Bramblecrest, Kettler, Hartman, Leisure Grow Garden and Conservatory furniture. As well as furniture we also offer cushions, parasols including cantilever, a range of parasol bases and Gazebos.
Along with Garden and Conservatory furniture we have a selection or barbecues on show, we are stockists of Weber, Landmann, and Outback with a range of accessories to choose from.
We have a range of furniture covers, cleaners and extras. We also have a selection of Solar Lighting, Heaters, Firepits & Chimneas and Garden Games available within the same department.
With our furniture we offer a delivery service which in many cases is ready assembled before delivery. Please ask a member of staff for more details on assembly availability and delivery times and dates. Our delivery service runs from Monday until Saturday. More details can be seen here


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Q: What is a KYU number?
A: A KYU number is a tax license number issued for the Kentucky Weight Distance Tax. Under
(3), any carrier over 59,999 pounds traveling in Kentucky is subject to this tax.
Q: Is the KYU number the same as IFTA?
A: No.
. establishes the fuel tax, surtax, and Kentucky Weight Distance Tax (KYU) You cannot pay for KYU on your IFTA tax form. IFTA is a fuel tax based on the fuel consumed by a vehicle within a certain IFTA jurisdiction. IFTA taxable vehicles start at over 26,000 pounds or has 3 or more axles regardless of weight. KYU however, is a highway usage tax that is based purely on KY mileage. KYU taxable vehicles start at over 59,999 pounds. If your vehicle is over 59,999 pounds, you will need to pay both.
Q: How do I get a KYU number?
A: You may obtain a KYU number for your company by completing the Kentucky Trucking Application (TC 95-1) and the Vehicle Additions or Deletions Subject to KYU tax form (TC 95-38). Both of these forms can be found under section 2-A on the
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page by printing out the Kentucky Trucking application. They will both print out together from there.
Q: How much does a KYU number cost?
A: There is NO FEE TO OBTAIN a permanent KYU tax license number. Just fill out the application and submit it by mail.
Q: How long will it take to process the application?
A: All incoming applications are processed within 7 to 14 business days of the receipt of the application. When your application is fully processed, you will receive by mail a letter of issuance with your new tax license number on it, as well as the necessary quarterly tax forms to be filed.
Q: Is there a quicker way to get a KYU number?
A: Yes. You may come in to our
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Q: I am a service provider and would like to be able to process KYU applications via the internet for customers. How do I apply?
A: To receive an application to be a Web KYU service provider, please contact our office at (502) 564-1257.
Q: If there is a problem with the application will someone call me?
A: If our office cannot process the application for some reason, we will send back the application with a letter stating why the credential could not be issued.
Q: I received my letter of issuance and it states that other credentials may be needed. What does this mean?
A: Most of a company's operating credentials and licenses are issued through the
or the company's base state. Most commonly this would be a US DOT number, ICC MC Number,
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Apportioned License plate
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Q: Ok. I have gotten my KYU number. What do I do now?
A: After you have received the letter of issuance, you will need to file your KYU quarterly taxes in a timely manner and keep your taxable inventory list up to date with our office. There is no need to renew the license annually. However, failure to file your quarterly tax reports can result in your KYU tax license being revoked. If your KYU number becomes revoked, you may have to pay penalties, interest and a reinstatement fee, or even post a surety bond. The quarterly taxes are due on the following dates: January 31st, April 30th, July 31st, and October 31st. Per
tax filings must be postmarked by the last day of the month following the end of the quarter to be filed. This is the case even if that day falls on a holiday or weekend. You must also file the tax forms even if your vehicles do not run any KY mileage within the quarter.
Q: What is the taxable inventory list?
A: Each KYU tax license assigned starts out with an initial list of taxable vehicles given on the application by the company. After that, the company is responsible for supplying this office with any new vehicle information added, or any old information to be deleted.
Q: How can I add / delete to my KYU inventory list?
A: There are basically three processes to add and/or delete. You may do so by permit, internet filing, or fax. By permit, you may only add, but the process is completed as soon as the permit is sent. There is a fee for this service. For more information regarding a permit, please call our office at 502-564-1257. To add / delete via the internet, please see our
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. This will update the inventory list over-night one business day for free. To add / delete via fax, please complete the Vehicle Additions and Deletions form (TC 95-38) and fax it to the number listed on the form. To get a copy of the TC 95-38, click here. This process is also free.
Q: How can I obtain a full listing of my KYU taxable inventory?
A: You can view your KYU taxable inventory online or submit a request.
Online you can view the last 6 digits of each VIN of your KYU inventory at the
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. If a 17 digit VIN inventory is needed, then submit an inventory VIN request to our office by fax or email (
If you chose to submit a KYU inventory via fax, please submit a request on company letter head to the fax number of (502) 564-4138.
The faxed request must include company's name, address, telephone number and fax number.
Also, in the request please list the company's KYU number as well. If the list is relatively short, it will be returned via fax. If the list is long, it will have to be mailed. Please allow 5-7 business days processing time for all inventory list requests.
Q: Do I need to display the KYU number on my vehicles?
A: It is not normally required to display the KYU number on the vehicle. Normally, a truck will pull into the weigh station, and the clerk will pull up the US DOT number on the truck. Since the KYU number is linked to the US DOT number, if the company has that particular truck VIN listed on the taxable inventory list and the KYU is active, then the truck should be fine as far as the KYU tax is concerned. There is however, one important exception in the case of a lease. See the question below.
Q: I am leased to another motor carrier for authority. What should I display on my vehicle?
A: In the case of a lease please display the name, US DOT number, and MC number of the carrier that you are leased to. If your vehicle is subject to the KYU tax and the company with authority is not providing the KYU tax license, then you must obtain either a temporary permit for the KYU tax, or provide your own KYU tax license linked to your own US DOT number. Kentucky recommends that you display your personal KYU number. However, you are not required by law to display the KYU number. To avoid confusion and delay, it is best if the lease agreement is very clear about which company is paying for which credential.
Q: I am a Kentucky resident and leased on to a motor carrier for authority. I would like to get my own authority but don't know where to start. What should I do?
A: Please review our
page of this site, and also the "Getting For-Hire Authorities" -
. This should give you a basic idea. Most of the forms are available under
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. If you should have any additional questions, please contact this office at (502) 564-1257.
Q: I have some trucks that stay intrastate only, and some taxable vehicles that run interstate. Should I get KIT or IFTA?
A: You will only need one fuel tax license. If you have vehicles that run interstate and are over 26,000 pounds, then you would get IFTA and just file the intrastate vehicle taxes on the KY line of the IFTA form.
Q: I haul only ICC Exempt commodities for-hire. What do I need to run for-hire in Kentucky?
A: Kentucky does not require additional authorities for Intrastate ICC Exempt for-hire carriers.
Q: What is a Form E?
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A new pump station under construction in St. Rose will be draining Destrehan and St. Rose by next hurricane season, St. Charles Parish and Pontchartrain Levee District officials said Wednesday at a ground-breaking ceremony for the $19 million project.
And the engineer for the parish's proposed West Bank Hurricane Protection levee told Parish Council members Tuesday that he is optimistic that St. Charles will get a federal permit for the parish's proposed alignment.
Mike Chopin with Burk-Kleinpeter and Associates told the council's Hurricane Protection Committee that the parish's application has encountered no major objections from the Corps of Engineers or other federal agencies for the proposed alignment, which generally hugs currently developed areas, except for two areas for drainage near a proposed pump station.
The parish's earlier proposal to enclose more land for development and drainage retention had met with resistance from federal agencies.
The parish still faces the issue of finding the money to build the levee, which could cost $80 million.
The east bank levee, which is a federally funded project, is about a year way from completion.
Meanwhile, at the ground-breaking ceremony for the Cross Bayou pump station, dignitaries celebrated the beginning of the long-awaited project. The project is funded by the Pontchartrain Levee District; the state Department of Transportation and Development, which provided $7.3 million; and Shell and Motiva Enterprises, which operate an oil refinery and a chemical plant in Norco and each donated $2.5 million.
"On behalf of the 25,000 people who live on the east bank, and the people who work in our refineries and plants, we are very happy that this project is moving forward," Parish
President V.J. St. Pierre Jr. told the gathering at the muddy construction site.The new station will have the capacity to drain 12,000 acres on the east bank.
"We're not just dealing with storm surge. I think everybody recognizes the tremendous risks that we have from intense rainfall events,'' said Col. Alvin Lee, commander of the corps New Orleans District.
Shell also paid $5 million to help build the smaller Bayou Trepagnier pump station in 2003.
Shell/Motiva site manager Don Weaver said the initial contribution helped solve drainage problems in Norco and at the plant, but that the Cross Bayou donation will have more indirect benefits.
"It's a value to the community to keep our folks dry," he said.
The levee district is using $6.7 million, in cash and federal credits, to pay for the pump station. Some of the money was released when the federal government picked up a larger share of the cost of raising the New Orleans and vicinity levee system to the 100-year elevation.
"Point blank, this pump station is not costing the residents of St. Charles Parish one more penny," levee district President Steve Wilson said.
The station is designed to pump up to 1,300 cubic feet of water per second over the St. Charles LaBranche levee, which is being raised to withstand a storm with a 1 percent chance of occurring in any given year. The levee, with an average height of 10 feet, had been built to withstand a so-called 10-year storm, and was just high enough block an 8-foot storm surge from Lake Pontchartrain sent by Hurricane Katrina.
The pump station isn't getting federal funding, but is built to corps standards. It replaces several much smaller pumps that are capable of gradually lowering the water level of the bayou on the dry side of the levee, but not enough to make a difference in neighborhoods during heavy rains.
Wilson said the rainwater pumped by the station will help sustain the LaBranche Wetlands, which are currently under assault by brackish water from Lake Pontchartrain. The 17,000-acre marsh is considered an important buffer for the levee system.
"This pump station, and the water that flows through it are going to do everything in the world to help cleanse these wetlands," Wilson said.
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Sister M. Greta Jupiter was elected Congregational Leader June 25 during the 14th General Chapter of the Sisters of the Holy Family in New Orleans. Jupiter had previously served as the Interim Congregational Leader from February through June of 2014 and as the First General Councilor from June 2010 to February 2014.
Jupiter has a master's of education degree in curriculum and instruction from the University of New Orleans and a bachlor of science degree in chemistry education from Xavier University. She brings to the office a dedicated spirit and administrative experience as a local leader, associate superintendent, president and principal of schools.
Jupiter said that she plans to continue to promote the mission of Venerable Henriette Delille and the charism and spirituality of the Sisters of the Holy Family; to carry out the mandates of the General Chapter; to encourage vocations to the religious life; and to care for her elderly Sisters.
Assisting Jupiter is the newly elected leadership team: Sr. Leona Bruner, First General Councilor; Sr. Clare of Assisi Pierre, Second General Councilor; Sr. Alicia Costa, Third General Councilor; Sr. Geneva James, Fourth General Councilor; Sr. Angela Smith, Fifth General Councilor; and Sr. Richard Francis Daigle, Sixth General Councilor. The leadership team is elected for a four-year term.
An Installation Mass will be celebrated July 7 at 5 p.m. at the Sisters of the Holy Family Motherhouse, 6901 Chef Menteur Boulevard in New Orleans. For more information, call (504) 241-3088.


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Discussion of 2012 Nobel Peace Prize Winner, The European Union
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Posted March 5, 2013
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Asle Toje, the research director for the Norwegian Nobel Institute, will present a lecture titled "The Nobel Peace Prize and the EU," on Thursday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m., in the Bradford Auditorium, KJ. His lecture is sponsored by the Hamilton Government department and is free and open to the public.
Toje is also a foreign policy analyst and adviser to government agencies and non-government organizations. He frequently contributes op-ed pieceson contemporary foreign and security policy to the media.
Toje earned his Ph.D. in international relations from Cambridge University in 2007, where his thesis was titled "American Influence on EU Security Policies, 1998-2004." He then spent one year as a Fulbright Fellow at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs. This program, designed to allow young scholars to work on policy-related questions in security policies, led him to Cold War history, and in particular the history of the transatlantic alliance.
This subject carries particular poignancy for Toje because he is from Norway, a state that experienced the Cold War from a front-line position. During his time at Columbia, Toje developed an interest in international relations theory, in particular realism and internationalism.


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Jersey City is adjusting traffic patterns near the new Newark Avenue pedestrian plaza, which opened Tuesday to rave reviews from pedestrians, cyclists and local business owners.
The western end of the plaza was Barrow Street, but police officials recommended shortly after the plaza opened Tuesday that the barrier should move a few feet east, to Erie Street, according to city spokeswoman Jennifer Morrill.
Moving the barrier to Erie Street will allow motorists traveling east on Newark Avenue to make the left turn on Erie, Morrill said.
As a result, the direction of traffic on Bay Street has reverted back to normal. Traffic on that road travels one way west, but when the pedestrian plaza opened, the city had traffic flowing east on Bay Street only between Erie Street and Newark Avenue.
The city opened the plaza to extend the popular pedestrian plaza outside the nearby Grove Street PATH station, and to encourage restaurants along that section of Newark Avenue to serve customers outside.
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Paris takes drastic measures to fight toxic smog
PARIS -- Paris imposed drastic measures Monday to combat its worst air pollution in years, banning about half of the city's cars and trucks from its streets for a day in an attempt to reduce the toxic smog that's shrouded the City of Light for more than a week.
Cars with even-numbered license plates were prohibited from driving in Paris and its suburbs. About 700 police manned 179 control points around the region, handing out tickets to offenders. Taxis and commercial vehicles weren't covered by the ban.
Police had ticketed nearly 4,000 people by midday, and 27 drivers had their cars impounded for refusing to cooperate with officers.
France has had exceptionally warm, dry weather this month with little wind, which has trapped car pollution and fumes from seasonal farming activity in the air. France's unusually high number of diesel vehicles is also contributing to the smog.
Environment Minister Philippe Martin said lower traffic and favorable weather patterns were having an impact on pollution Monday, and the measure would be lifted today.


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Woman enters contest to bring new dog park to Berks County
Dogs are man's best friend and often considered a part of the family. But many dogs do not have a place of their own to run around and play freely. One Spring Township woman has big dreams of building a dog park in the area, but she needs your help.
Spring Township resident Sandy Imboden is the owner of a three year old pup.
"Having an Australian shepherd who has a lot of energy, I knew I needed to run her out at least an hour every day," said Spring Township resident Sandy Imboden.
But with a small back yard and the closest dog park 25 minutes away, it is hard for her dog to get enough exercise. So she decided to create a video and enter the Purina Beneful dream dog park contest.
"I decided I needed to have something with pizzazz," said Imboden.
Sandy decided to dress as a ring master and create a model of a three ring circus dog park with an elephant spraying water from its trunk, miniature fountains, tunnels and much more.
"There is a big box of balls on the dog side for the dogs who like fetching. There is some rope for the dogs who like to tug and of course there will be plenty of space for the dogs to run, to chase tails and have fun," said Imboden.
There will also be a bubble gum machine with dog treats.
If she wins the contest, Purina will bring the three-ring circus dog park to life for all dogs in the area at no cost to the community.
"It is where people can talk to each other, make new friends and just forget about all the problems going on around us," said Imboden.
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Scouting Kent State: The Golden Flashes had won three league games in a row before losing at Northern Illinois Saturday, 66-55. Kent State enters Wednesday's contest with an overall record of 5-13 and a Mid-American Conference mark of 4-4. The Golden Flashes are led by Trisha Krewson and Diamon Beckford. Krewson is averaging 12.1 points per game and Beckford adds 10.9 points per contest, while they both are averaging a team best 6.1 rebounds. Kent State has posted MAC victories over Ohio, Buffalo, Central Michigan and Western Michigan so far this season.
The Coaches: Ball State head coach Kelly Packard is in her fourth season at Ball State . . . Packard's overall record at Ball State is 56-61 (.478), while her Mid-American Conference mark is 27-29 . . . Bob Lindsay is in his 23rd season at Kent State. . .Lindsay's overall record with the Golden Flashes is 417-248 and owns a MAC record of 259-113.
The Series: This is the 50th meeting between Ball State and Kent State . . . The Golden Flashes lead the all-time series record 36-13. . . Ball State won its last meeting over Kent State last season in overtime by a score of 69-65 . . . Jazmin Hitchens recorded her first collegiate double-double that game after a 13-point, 12-rebound performance . . . The Cardinals lost 72-63 the last time they played at the Memorial Athletic Convocation Center in 2010.


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UPPER DEERFIELD TWP. — The Concerned Citizens Group of Upper Deerfield will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 9, to facilitate Cumberland County residents' voices being heard by their elected representatives.
The meeting will be held in the courtroom at the Upper Deerfield Municipal Building at 1325 Highway 77 in Seabrook.
"This is the public's meeting," explained Eileen Clark, president of the Concerned Citizens Group of Upper Deerfield. "We try to have a meeting once a year; we didn't have one last year but there's so much going on we decided that this year we definitely had to have one."
Cumberland County Freeholder Director Bill Whelan will present information regarding the county budget and answer questions on this and other local issues. Upper Deerfield Mayor Jim Crilley will also be available to respond to inquiries regarding the township budget and additional concerns.
The Concerned Citizens Group of Upper Deerfield invites all Cumberland County residents to attend.
For additional information, contact Eileen Clark at (856) 451-8499.


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First and third grade elementary school students at Squaw Peak traditional Academy in Phoneix wrote letters to the University of Oregon beginning in early December. On Friday, the kids were rewarded with a surprise visit from the Oregon Duck mascot and cheerleaders. The school serves a high poverty section of Phoenix and despite this, is renowned for its high achievement level. The letters were spurred by Lara Eklund and Kim Swedberg, two teachers at the school with ties to Eugene.
Faith Burtamekh, principal at Squaw Peak, prepares to greet the Ducks caravan.
First grade teacher Lara Eklund gets a hug from the Oregon Duck mascot. Listen to Eklund put the Ducks' visit in perspective...
The Duck mascot was asked by students at this small school in Phoenix Friday to demonstrate his ability to do push-ups. The kids were pretty pumped up when he knocked out ten and finished with a one-handed push-up.
Eklund wears her Oregon support on her fingernails, which read, "BCS, Go, Ducks."


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Emmaculeta Chiseya of Zimbabwe
Emmaculeta Chiseya, a mother of two from Harare, Zimbabwe has worked to gender-sensitize community development and promote human rights for over 15 years. From 1996 to 2000, Chiseya was responsible for the promotion, protection and defense of human rights under the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association. During an increasingly dangerous period of Zimbabwean history, she has helped pioneer human rights education and civic education curricula in schools throughout the country. As a project officer for the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN), Chiseya advocates for democracy and electoral education and serves as an election monitor.
In 2007, ZESN intensified its efforts for democracy through electoral education, election monitoring and observation, research, advocacy and information dissemination. Chiseya is focusing on educating the Zimbabwean citizenry on the principles and responsibilities of democracy through workshops and community training. She is also carrying out trainings-for-trainers to expand the base of qualified democracy education trainers. To date, she has trained 240 people who are carrying out workshops in 120 constituencies throughout the country. Chiseya has produced democracy education publications and is utilizing radio programs tailored to youth and marginalized communities to facilitate their participation in political processes. She is involved in a nationwide campaign to emphasize active citizen participation in view of the forthcoming 2008 presidential and parliamentary elections, encouraging political tolerance during campaigns while seeking greater voter registration.
Chiseya has experience educating police and other security forces to desist from torture practices, and has used theater to encourage greater understanding of human rights. In the current dangerous climate in Zimbabwe, with exorbitant inflation and unemployment rates and a nonexistent health care system, the rights which the constitution grants are challenged; politically motivated violence confronts the citizens who are seeking a return to peace. With the impending 2008 elections, human rights activists and peacemakers must maneuver carefully simply to assemble. Torture practices by police are on the rise. Chiseya is working to help people negotiate these pitfalls in order to move democratic change and human rights forward. She believes in the right of the people to elect a government of their choice without fear.
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Friday, May 9, 2014
For Goose Creek's girls basketball program, moments like Friday morning are as important as what happens on the floor during the season.
In front of teammates, family and supporters, senior forward Shakeia Joy signed a letter of intent to further her career in college at Armstrong Atlantic State in Savannah. Joy averaged 9.1 points, 6.8 rebounds and 3.1 steals per game this past winter for the Lady Gators, who finished 24-3 after making it to the state quarterfinals.
GCHS coach Tim Baldwin expects Joy to continue developing into a better player.
"I still feel her best basketball is ahead of her," he said. "I spoke to her soon-to-be coach and said with the workouts and her commitment she's really going to take off. I'm very excited for her. She's worked her butt off for it. It's a good day for Goose Creek basketball."
Next season, the Lady Gators will have six former players competing in college. The other five are Aleighsa Welch (USC), N'Dea Bryant (UNC), Jalvin Jones (Claflin), Sahara Pringle (Converse) and Ashley Fields (Jr. College).
The tradition of placing players in college inspires younger girls in the program, Baldwin said.
"We try to get every kid in the program in the gym when we do signings," he added. "We want them to see that there is a pay day at the end of the rainbow if they put in the time and work… An education will help them later in life."
Dantez Bennamon, a guard on the boys team, was also on hand Friday after committing to Clayton State last month.
Like Armstrong Atlantic, Clayton State is in the Peach Belt Conference.
Bennamon, a 6-foot guard, averaged 17 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.6 assists for the Gators, and was named to the South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association's Class AAAA all-state team.
"At Goose Creek, we've been blessed to have kids with talent and the grades to get to college," Baldwin said. "That's a compliment to our teachers, support staff and administration. It's just an overall group effort. It's a good day for all of us."
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Save the Date Last year?s IMF Ribbon of Hope ? Making a World of Difference 10th Anniversary Gala in New York City was a huge success, thanks in large part to the hard work and commitment of many of our readers! This year, on October 20th, we will be celebrating in our own backyard, at the St. Regis Hotel in Los Angeles. The IMF is pleased to welcome back Robin Leach as our Master of Ceremonies and Guest Auctioneer. He did a smashing job last year entertaining all in attendance while raising thousands of dollars from the auctions. This year?s spectacular evening will include a Cirque-esque cocktail reception and silent auction with lots of fun and surprises, as well as dinner, dancing and a live auction. In addition to attending the event, IMFers can participate in several ways: by selling dinner tickets ($300 each), sponsoring tables ($5,000-$25,000) or soliciting Tribute Journal ads ($250-$25,000). We are also looking for fabulous auction items ? trips, spa days, restaurants, etc. We welcome your participation. To find out more about how you can help, please contact Suzanne Battaglia at (800) 452-2873, ext. 227, or firstname.lastname@example.com the IMF for a Banff Update The upcoming IMF Los Angeles Community Workshop has been strategically scheduled as a follow up to the VIIIth International Myeloma Workshop in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Invited faculty includes IMF Scientific Advisors Dr. Brian Durie, Dr. Kenneth Anderson and Dr. JamesBerenson.
The meeting will take place on Saturday, June 9th from 9:00AM to 3:00PM at the Sportsmen's Lodge in Studio City, California. IMF Community Workshops are always free of charge, however, registration is required. For more information, please contact Renee Rape at (800) 452-2873, ext. 227, or firstname.lastname@example.com IMF Patient & Family Seminar The Stamford, Connecticut Patient & Family Seminar will be held on October 12-13 at the Westin Stamford. The IMF has secured special room rates of $99.00 plus tax per night, double occupancy. Please contact the hotel directly at (203) 967-2222. To make a reservation for the seminar, please contact Renee Rape of the IMF.
Becoming an Advocate The National Cancer Institute is looking for 150 cancer survivors and family members to take part in NCI projects. The Consumer Advocates in Research & Related Activities (CARRA) program will enable consumers to participate in NCI forums, allowing those affected by cancer to provide their viewpoints and ideas directly to NCI staff.
IMFer Don Woodward has been accepted to the CARRA program for a 3-year term. What a great way to help the myeloma community increase its presence within the NCI!
If you are interested in participating, please note the following: the CARRA program is a 3-year commitment; you must participate in one or more activities; projects range from reviewing cancer education pamphlets, videos and websites to participating in meetings and providing opinions about NCI research plans; orientation and training is provided. To obtain an application to CARRA, call (301) 594-3194,e-mail email@example.com or download fromhttp://liaison.cancer.gov/CARRA. Face to Face When multiple myeloma patient Jarvis Seccombe and his wife Diane first contacted the IMF two years ago, it was Suzanne Battaglia who answered the Hotline. Many calls followed and a phone friendship was forged. So when Suzanne travelled to Vail to meet her newborn grandson, the Seccombes, who live in Colorado, greeted her at the Denver airport and drove her there. On the way, they stopped for breakfast and took a photo to commemorate a meeting two years in the making.
New Publication in the Works The IMF is in the process of putting the finishing touches on a new publication, Understanding Thalidomide Therapy. The use of thalidomide for the treatment of multiple myeloma is currently under investigation in clinical trials. The new booklet is meant to provide the patient with general information on thalidomide treatment. This publication is sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Celgene Corporation and should be available by summer 2001.IMF Welcomes New Support Groups The IMF is pleased to announce the formation of two new multiple myeloma support groups. IMFers in Springfield, VT and Chattanooga, TN have answered the call to organize regular support meetings. If you wish to join, please contact the group coordinators ? Ann Waldman in Vermont at (802) 885-3672 and Nina Valentine inTennessee at (423) 267-7139.


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Just how close Rory McIlroy came to being disqualified from the Ryder Cup became clearer yesterday when it was explained how his and Europe's day was saved.
McIlroy was blithely going about his business in his hotel room when he received a call from Conor Ridge, his manager, asking him if he was at the Medinah Country Club, where the singles matches were just about to get under way. The answer Ridge received turned his blood to ice.
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I am now finally getting around to creating part 2 of this very long trip report. Some of you may remember my attempt to create a first person view of a trip report in part one. As a result of the pending difficulty, I am deciding to write this report as I write my other trip reports.
This was my last mainline trip before 9/11. Many things have now changed since then. During part one, I took the morning 747-400 flight from San Francisco to Chicago where I was seated in the United first cabin. I was in suite 5J. During that flight I ate the omelet meal. It was ok, nothing to really write home about. During that flight, I enjoyed the movie "The Family Man" on my personal screen. I selected that movie from a box of tapes that the purser Jeff passed around.
On this august afternoon, Chicago was very rainy with a thunderstorm. That did not delay our flight from an on-time arrival but did delay my outbound 727 flight. This was to be my last 727 flight, and I had a very memorable experience.
I finally went to board my flight to Indianapolis from gate B4. After enjoying a pizza lunch and the tunnel of lights I was off. Our scheduled departure time was to be at 3:40. I boarded the plane around 3:20 p.m., placed my roller sideways into the overhead bin and took my window seat of 4D. This was in the last row of the First Class cabin on the 727.
I was dressed in a white button down shirt, tie, and slacks. There were these two girls who were quite attractive in my opinion were quite attractive. They started talking with me, and I did not notice that 3:40 had come and gone. These girls were buddy pass riders going to PDX. For one of the girls, it was her second time flying…ever. While talking with them, I noticed that catering came and replaced the galley. We continued to talk until one of the members of the flight deck crew interrupted over the PA system and said that we were going to take a brief mechanical delay. The delay wasn't a problem; I was dealing with it in my sorta way.
Around 4:15, the captain said that they have figured out what the problem is and are waiting for it to come from maintenance. He did mention that they were having a hard time finding the part. The crew, both flight attendants and pilots became visible in the cabin, as did mechanics in the cockpit. We were allowed to get off of the plane and stretch our legs.
The fairly senior IAD based crew began a beverage service through out the entire plane. They kept cups and glasses topped off during our lengthy delay…even in the main cabin. Way to go UA!
I got off of the plane and grabbed a cinnamon roll from a desert stand near the gate. I brought it back on the plane with me, and settled into my seat. It was now about 4:45, an hour into our delay. With growing concerns about the flight being canceled, I called my mom and informed her of the situation. I told her that in the event of the flight being cancelled that I would try to hop a SFO or SJC flight back home.
My conversations continued with the 17-year-old girl as well as the 19-year-old girl. They were making the most out of the delay, asking the f/as to tell stories and saying "hi" to passing passengers. Quite amusing if you ask; although, they were not following proper non-rev edique (sp?).
Close to 5pm, actor Greg Kinnear (sp?) boarded the plane and took seat 4C. The two girls went gaa-gaa over him and left little-ole'-Daivd to fend for himself.
Greg came in off of the CDG flight and opted to take this IND flight as it would get him in earlier than the next one which he was booked on. He busied himself in a magazine, but he and I did end up talking. He thought that 727 was a piece of shit, and I told him that they were not going to be around much longer.
Finally, around 5:50, we started our pushback form gate B4. I had watched planes come and go from the gate next to mine. I couldn't even hear the engines start up as we began pushing. One of the two guy f/as worked as the purser and the lady (named Monica) was the greater. The other guy demonstrated the safety features in first and in the front of Y class.
We taxied for about 10 minutes just to come to a stop. The engines were shut down, and the seatbelt sign turned off. The captain said that we had departed in the late afternoon rush and we are going to have to wait until it is our turn to depart. Next to us was an AA eagle ERJ135.
People came up from coach to use our restroom, as well as the fact that after about 8 cupfulls of soda, I too used it. Greg was pissed about coach passengers using it, and he hit behind a copy of Time magazine.
Around 6:30, we taxied into position and held. Moments later, United 590 began rolling for take off, 2 hours and 50 minutes late. I couldn't really hear the engines spool up. I just remembered our climb to be very weak. After climbing to a little over 100 feet, we began to turn and felt almost as if we were dropping. I was like "Great" in a very sarcastic I'm going to die way. Then we came out of the turn, and climbed up into the clouds.
From here on out the flight was very very bumpy as we flew over the southern Illinois then into Missouri and back into Indiana. The flight attendants tried to serve a very quick round of beverages on this flight, but opted to sit down instead as it was very bumpy.
Around 7 p.m. we had begun our decent into IND. Looking towards the bulkhead, I could feel the lane roll a bit from side to side, and the bumps increased. There were several bright flashes in the dark Indy sky at this time. Cabin lights were turned to low for landing.
We finally splashed down on the wet Indy runway. In the distance I could see the last UAL CRJ flight taxing out to IAD. The pilot came over and told us that we were the last flight tonight to make it to IND. All other UA flights that night had diverted to STL. I'm so glad that I didn't get diverted.
We finally came up to some gate, and then waited and waited for an agent to pull up and open the door. Finally, around 7:30 I was off. Phew.
I headed up to Purdue to visit a friend of mine who posts on airliners.net as Purdue Arrow. I had two fun filled days, and then came back home on August 20th.
The morning of the 20th, I took the Lafayette Limo back to Indianapolis for my flight. I was going to take the same routing back home, but opted against it as the flights were not looking good at all out of Chicago. I ended up waiting and waiting for my CRJ flight to IAD where I'd have no problem getting home.
I checked in at 9:15am at the gate. The agents said that they would call me up in a while to give me seats. I called my dad, and he told me to keep a look out for someone that he knew. I did not run into them. Around 9:45, we were called to board the flight, and I was the second or third to go onboard.
I walked down the jetway, and then down stairs hooked up to the front of it. There was the shinning ACA CRJ. Ship 634 or N634BR.
My roller was green-tagged for gate side arrival in IAD. The flight attendant wearing a white and purple pinstriped shirt greeted me. I took my left side window seat behind the exit row. In the seat pocket, there was a safety card, a copy of Hemispheres and other magazines and reading materials.
Promptly at 10:10, the door was raised into its closed position, and we began a pushback. "Rumble Rumble, woo-woo" was heard from the engine as it started. The flight attendant gave a fragmented safety demo stoping after each section to demonstrate the features. On SkyWest they wait to do the demo until they have conducted the announcements.
We had a taxi that seemed to take forever, but we got air-born quickly. En-route to IAD this morning, we were served beverages and sugar cookies. I ended up asking the flight attendant for some more cookies as I was hungry. I noticed how cold the CRJ gets again, and got my jacket out of my bag and put it on.
The flight in itself was boring but had some interesting views. We landed in IAD and taxied to our gate. We were there at 12:40pm.
Across from me on that flight was an older UAL male f/a. After getting off of the CRJ with a neck ache I took the shuttle bus over to the mid field concourse. On the bus, he and I were the only ones and we ended up talking. He was out of uniform but not hard to spot as a f/a and he spotted me as a non-rev. He left, and I went on my merry way.
For those of you who have ever been to IAD around 1pm, it is so boring. The United terminal is practically empty with the exception of an ORD and a BOS 737 flight. I headed over to the B concourse to check that out and to get some better cuisine.
Over there, I walked around, grabbed some food, bought some books, and made some phone calls. At around 2:20, I headed back to gate C27 to check in for my SFO flight.
UA215 was supposed to be an A320 with first class availability. It was downgraded to an A319, and there were bumps into coach. The flight it self was to be very lightly loaded.
Around 3pm, I was called to board, and handed seat 9D. The aisle in the exit row. I sad my thanks to the agent and got on the plane. I boarded the A319 for my first flight on one. I did not notice any real difference from that to the A320.
Around 3:20, we pushed back from the gate, and began our taxi. Channel 9 was on during this flight as well as all of my UA flights during this trip. We took off heading west at 3:42 and climbed to altitude.
Finally another movie besides Shrek was shown. Shows how much I remember. I ended up reading one of the two books that I bought in IAD. The Big Book of Hell by the Simpson's creator. Also during the flight, I headed back to the galley and conversed with the flight attendants. Jason, I think his name was seemed to take an interest to talking with me. Hmmm…
The meals were served. This time, I go the roast beef, served with a side of mixed veggies, and mashed potatoes. There was also a small salad, ranch dressing, breadsticks and cookies. It was really good, and I enjoyed it.
I ended up talking with the flight attendants for most of the flight as there was nothing else to do. Jason wanted to color in the pictures in my book. We ended up talking about inflight catering and he made me try the chicken. He walked to my seat on his way to the front of the plane, opened my tray table, dropped the meal entrée, and a fork. I wasn't expecting that.
Around 5:30pm, we began our decent into SFO over the Fresno area. Channel 9 began to get interesting as we moved into the bay area.
We touched down at 5:50pm and taxied all of the way to gate 74 at the very end of the UA terminal. I called my dad who said that he was enroute to SFO as we speak.
I left the airport via the international terminal and met my dad.
That puts an end to a very long trip


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Making Renewable Energy a Reality - Finding Ways to Site Wind Power Facilities
Ronald H. Rosenberg
William & Mary Law School
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review, Vol. 32, p. 635, 2008
William & Mary Law School Research Paper No. 08-11
This article considers the increased interest in wind power as an alternative to conventional electricity generation in the United States. After examining the pros and cons of the wind energy technology, it discusses the land use and environmental implications of siting large, utility scale wind farm facilities. It suggests ways in which the siting of such facilities might be treated in the future.
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The annual Celebration of Women in the Arts showcases women's talents and contributions to the arts. Celebration of Women in the Arts is the first program to be hosted by the UNF Women's Center, and has now been presented for 28 continuous years. The foundation for Celebration of Women in the Arts was laid in 1987 and has grown significantly since then.
The 28th annual event, held Nov. 13, 2015, featured artist Grace Bio, comedian Pat Brown, magician Debbie Leifer and dance company Tahiti Tamure. The event culminated with a super sweet dessert reception. View photos of the spectacular 2014 show.
Past year's celebrations range from poetry readings to film reviews and discussion. The 1990 Celebration of Women in the Arts program showcased various art forms including poetry readings, dance, musical performances and visual arts. Dance Bridge performed the musical "Cinderella a Tale of Survival" in 1995. It was written by feminist, composer and poet, Ferron and directed by Krissy Keefer. In 2010, ZapStar, featuring Rebecca Zapen, treated the audience to a musical performance. The 2011 Celebration of Women in the Arts featured musical performances and vocalists by the UNF Jazz Combo, Azschrielle Jackson and Wink "n" a Smile. "Rena J Experience" and "Hard to Handle All Girl Band" performed in the Nov. 16, 2011, Celebration of Women in the Arts. The 28th annual event, held Nov. 13, 2015, was hosted by spoken-word artist Georgia M.E. and featured an African dance by the UNF African Student Association, a musical performance by the Hard to Handle Band, a Tahitian dance by Tahiti Tamure and aerial dance by Bittersweet Studios.Special guests included jazz musician Allana Southerland and The Fusion Bank, local artist Grace Bio, soloist Lindy Whitfield, step dancing by Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, Bollywood by the Osprey South Asian Association and the aerial and pole performers from Bittersweet Studios.
Past celebrations have included poetry readings, musical offerings, photographic exhibitions, dance performances, theatrical performances, visual arts, wearable art, book signings, film festivals and workshops.
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Marvelling the invincible Daulatabad Fort
Believed to be impenetrable in the 14th century, the Daulatabad Fort throws as tough a challenge today to tourists who dare to scale it
A view from the top of Daulatabad fort, 16 kms northwest of Aurangabad, has to be earned. It takes climbing close to 600 steps, and using your internal body compass to find your way because it's a region devoid of signboards. While the ramparts are visible as you drive up from NH 211, once you get closer, the pyramid-shaped mountain on which the part-ground part-hill fort sits becomes evident. Look out for a clearing crammed with tourist taxis. That's your cue to abandon your vehicle, and start the climb.
Built in 12th century AD, the Daulatabad fort was constructed by Yadava general Raja Bhillamraj on the Deogiri hill, and surrounded by three concentric circles of fortification also called kots (Amberkot, Mahakot and Kalakot). This made it virtually impossible to penetrate.
In 1308, the Sultans of Delhi challenged the claim, driving the Yadavas out. In 1327, Mohammed bin Tughlaq (sultan from 1325 to 1351) shifted his capital from Delhi to Deogiri, renaming it Daulatabad. The old citadel, although crumbling when Tughlaq took over, was reinforced, giving the fort a new lease of life. These outer walls stretch across eight kilometers.
Grand Canyon & victory tower
The grand entrance guarded by huge wooden doors houses within it several inner walls accessed through iron gates heavy enough to withstand elephant attack. At this point, the climb may seem doable, and you are rewarded with a possible leg rest at a courtyard fringed by niches that house canons of various sizes.
Look out for the Mendha Canon that was designed in Afghanistan and is the second largest canon in India. Fitted with a shock absorber system and rotation limited to 180 degrees so that opponents couldn't turn it towards the fort to fire, its head is intricately carved in the shape of a ram's, giving it its name.
A few minutes up the slope past a large tank takes you up to Chand Minar or the pillar of victory; the second tallest tower in India after Delhi's Qutub Minar. Built in 1435 by Alauddin Bahmani to celebrate his occupation of the fort, it houses a mosque at its base, and is four storeys high. Hardly any of the diamond-shaped glazed Persian tiles that once embellished the minar now survive.


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New Sniffer!
We completely overhauled our free SimpleMesh sniffer! Have a look at the web page to download it http://www.coloradomicrodevices.com/software/. We think you'll be pleased - It makes debugging your wireless app much... Read more
All Rewards Have Shipped!
Shipping, Shipping... SHIPPED!
Last night we boxed, labeled and shipped the last of the rewards! Actually, we still have couple rewards where we are trying to confirm some data direct... Read more
Breaking News!
We got a message from our PCB assembly guys that the last bunch of RadioBlocks has shipped to us. We expect them today or tomorrow. As promised, when they... Read more
Home Stretch
We received a large quantity of boards from our assembly house on Friday and worked all weekend to inspect, program and test them. Those packages actually got into the US Post... Read more
International Orders
Looks like most folks are receiving their rewards at international locations without problem. I have had a message about one issue where the customs folks wanted an invoice.
All international... Read more
And more shipping...
With today's shipments we've sent just over 75% of the total rewards out! We also hit another obstacle - we've run out of boards again... We've asked our supplier to... Read more
RadioBlocks Shipping!
Shipping, Finally...
We have received a little more than half the quantity of RadioBlocks we ordered. We've tuned up our automated US Postal shipping method and checked it with our... Read more
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We are anxiously waiting for the RadioBlocks to arrive from our assembly house. The first 500 shipped... and apparently got held up in a snowstorm somewhere... Read more
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RadioBlocks PCBs
The first batch of RadioBlocks PCBs got to our assembly house and.... They were bad. We've already re-ordered and requested rush service. We expect to receive them mid... Read more
After another board design review and component sourcing we've placed the order for PCB fab and assembly with our manufacturer. We expect the PCB fab to take approximately 3... Read more
Python GUI and New Programming/Debugging Board
Python GUI is public now
Our Python GUI called Commander is now public and can be found at: git://git.assembla.com/SimpleMesh.git
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The importance of sprouting
My latest article is out, and this one is about the changes that happen inside seeds when we sprout them. I was surprised at how important it is for good nutrition, and I'm sure you will be too.
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Who is The True Muslim? – Khutbah – Shaykh Usaamah al-Utaybee [Audio|Ar-En]
Who is The True Muslim ?
Khutub (Friday Sermon) – 21/09/2012
Shaykh Usaamah al-Utaybee (hafidhahullaah)
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