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The way I see see it, there may be two things wrong in the way we picture the process of an inmate moving from prison or jail to the community:
- We still call the complicated process of an addict inmate coming from prison to the community: "reentry." That word is now locked in to the vernacular or argot of the prison or jail-to-community process. With it comes the picture of a space shuttle re-entering the earth's atmosphere. All systems go – a perfect landing. Not so with people coming home from jail or prison.
2. We have assumed that the addict inmate must be helpless and so we have created what I see as a we-they reintegration process so as to hand feed the hapless and thoughtless criminal addict and thereby assure his/her "perfect landing." One thing missing with this approach: the by-in of the addict.
- Let's start calling "reentry" by the more appropriate word "reintegration." This word more aptly describes the very difficult and time consuming task of careful community assimilation and lifestyle change essential for a durable recovery in the community. Because this initial process of reintegration is intense with complicated issues and feelings, requiring long-term lifestyle change, it must be supported and monitored for a minimum of 5 years for hard core criminal addicts.
- Replace numbers one and two with my two bullets above and my guess is that we will see substantial improvement in inmate addict recovery and reintegration. Let's give the inmate addict a real opportunity to turn his/her life around by putting him/her in charge and offering the incentive of early release for those that prove up to the challenge
- The following points summarize my thoughts for a pilot program:
· Let's create a system of reintegration that starts with the addict inmate rather than the department of corrections. The new system would give the motivated addict inmate who has demonstrated a prison track record of helping him/herself and others, and who has completed a detailed prison-to-community reintegration plan, the option for early release.
The most critical missing ingredient in the reintegration process is the inmate - my opinion. In short our present process of "reintegration" has focused on services designed for the addict inmate. Why not try a pilot with the services designed and executed by the addict inmate. Long before their release they would begin and complete a reintegration curriculum with carefully planned and supervised video communication directly with helping outside people and agencies. These community helpers might include housing, employment, education, treatment, mental health, family and other agencies.
General: The prime share of responsibility for release preparation should be on the addict inmate, with coaching from corrections staff. Here are 4 recommendations:
- A detailed treatment interactive curriculum completed by addict inmates wanting early release to long term residential treatment.
- Longer Parole supervision of all addict inmates accepted into this pilot program. This should promote community safety as well as a more lasting recovery.
2. Skype video contact from the inmate in jail or prison, to staff of the drug treatment program, and to key providers of reentry services in the community.
4. The promise of quick but short jail placement for those addicts in chronic non-compliance with the requirements of the drug treatment program or with State Parole or with DOC.


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Allen identified the jewelry Achenbach sold as hers after she was shown a photo by police, officials said.
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whats substitute for almond flour allergic to nuts
Tapioca flour possibly
I used 7 ounces of green apple and added cinnamon, allspice, and ginger. This is the best cake I've ever made, paleo or non-paleo. Thanks for the recipe!
I made this yesterday. Had two overripe pears so used them instead of apples. Absolutely loved this cake. It was devoured in no time by my family. I can see this batter working well as a pineapple upside down cake. Will give it a try but doubling the batter. I had a small amount left over and let it stay on the counter over night without covering. It held its moistness and taste and texture beautifully.
Thank you – can't wait to try new things with this batter.
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My partner has made this several times and its fabulous. We love it. Would like to try with other fruits like fresh pear.. Pineapple might be too wet. Banana?
Loved it! Was a little short on coconut oil so subbed 2 tbsp if the oil for olive oil.
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Edouard, A. Du Havre AdamTweet (1847 -  1929 )
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Edouard, A. Du Havre Adam - The Three-master Hahnemann
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Auction: Christie's -Oct 29, 2013 - LondonLot number: 403
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Édouard-Adam of Le Havre (French, 1847-1929) The three-master Hahnemann in full sail off a headland oil on canvas 30 x 41¾ in. (76.2 x 106 cm.) The three-masted iron full-rigger Hahnemann was built for Stuart & Douglas by Oswald at Southampton in 1882. Registered at 1,937 tons, she was 270 feet long with a 40 foot beam, and spent most of her early career turning in good passages in the Rangoon trade even though she is chiefly remembered for her epic 210-day voyage to San Francisco in 1897. Departing from Dungeness on 25th September that year, her master Captain Bindon fell dangerously ill but refused to put into Valparaiso for treatment and subsequently died at sea. Later, a desperate shortage of water and provisions caused serious privation amongst her crew which was only alleviated thanks to a chance encounter with the U.S. sloop-of-war Adams which replenished her stores and enabled her to stay on her course and eventually make San Francisco and the 'Golden Gate' safely.
Edouard, A. Du Havre Adam - Marie-edouard Adam The American Ship Olive S Southard Of San Francisco In French
Auction: Christie's -May 23, 2012 - LondonLot number: 105
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Marie-Edouard Adam (Brie-Comte-Robert 1847-1929 Le Havre) The American ship Olive S Southard of San Francisco in French waters off Le Havre signed and dated 'Ed Adam 1884' and with anchor device oil on canvas 25 x 36 in. (63.5 x 91.4 cm.) Thomas Jefferson Southard (1808-1896), a descendant of Samuel Foster and therefore 'A Son of the American Revolution', was born in Sagadahoc, Maine and, after starting work as a blacksmith, became a famous shipbuilder in Richmond, Maine. Beginning in 1840 over the next fifty years he and his company built some sixty sailing vessels, including in 1871, the 1200-ton ship, Olive S Southard, named after a daughter-in-law. Later T.J. Southard became a shipowner, hence his house flag which showed his initials and an anvil in its centre. The Olive S Southard traded on the Pacific coast of North America and her master in the years 1883 to 1889, even after she was taken over by Montgomery & Colwell, was M.H. Walker. She is seen here 'making her number', JQWP.
Edouard, A. Du Havre Adam - Portrait Of The Ship
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Auction: Garth's -May 18, 2012 - DelawareLot number: 248
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PORTRAIT OF THE SHIP HINDOSTAN , SCHOOL OF EDOUARD ADAM SR. (FRENCH, 1847-1929). Watercolor on paper, unsigned. Large portrait with wonderful detail. In a frame, 32"h. 43.25"w. Research has located several British ships named Hindostan (variously Hindustan ), and one appears similar in size and rigging was an East Indiaman purchased by the Royal Navy in 1795 and was lost to fire in 1804. However, the date of this watercolor would suggest a later ship by that name. See also lot 249 for another ship portait by the same hand. Estimate $ 1,500-2,500 We provide condition information when it is requested by a potential bidder, as a part of our dedication to excellent customer service. However, the absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections, repairs, restorations or the effects of aging. Garth's Auctions shall have no responsibility for any error or omission regarding an item's condition. We encourage you to call or email with any questions. We also encourage you to come see us and preview the auction in-person. Thank you for your business.
Edouard, A. Du Havre Adam - The French Brig
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Auction: Bonhams -Sep 13, 2011 - LondonLot number: 74
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Back to catalogue Place Bid or Track Lot Lot No: 74 �douard Adam (French, 1847-1929) The French brig Dieudonne in full sail off a headland signed 'Ed. Adam', inscribed 'Havre' and dated 1912 (lower right) oil on canvas 92 x 60.2cm (36 1/4 x 23 11/16in). Estimate: �1,500 - 2,000, � 1,700 - 2,300 View Condition Report Contact the Specialist to discuss this lot or selling in a future sale Email: Alistair Laird Tel: +44 20 7468 8211 To subscribe to or order a Printed Catalogue quote ref: 18922 Tel: +44 (0) 1666 502 200
Edouard, A. Du Havre Adam - The Auxiliary Steamer County Of Sutherland At Sea Under Steam And Sail
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Auction: Bonhams -Sep 14, 2010 - LondonLot number: 223
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Édouard Adam (French, 1847-1929) The auxiliary steamer County of Sutherland at sea under steam and sail signed 'Ed Adam', inscribed 'Havre' and dated 1878 (lower right) oil on canvas 62.2 x 91.4cm (24 1/2 x 36in). Footnote: The general cargo steamer County of Sutherland was built by Connells of Glasgow in 1873. Owned by R. & J. Craig, also of Glasgow, as their first steamship, she was registered at 2,617 tons gross (1,696 net), measured 334 feet in length with a 38 foot beam and was engined by J. & J. Thompson of Glasgow. After only eight years with her original owners however, she was sold to British India Associated Steamers Ltd. (commonly known as the Queensland Royal Mail Line) in 1881 and renamed Roma . Placed on her new owners' London Brisbane service, she maintained this until the beginning of 1894 when she was relegated to Indian coastal duties until broken up in June 1898.


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What a beautiful day!I Cut out of work early and started fishing around 2:30.Quite a few anglers so I fished downstream searching for some holdovers,caught 1 10" rainbow stripping a black crystal bugger.I moved up stream and after little sucess with the usual nymphs,I put on a chartruse egg pattern,landed 2 browns 10" and 8".(both from the recent stocking).I missed many fish,I need to work on my hook setting skills.
I only saw a few risers right at sunset.
I tried to catch a small palimino that was stocked it chased everything i threw,but wouldn't hit squat.
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I was there today to Mike I caught five in a half hour all on Buggers I had to stop early because the fith one was a 19" Rainbow and any fish after that would be a guppy to me. I seen alot of rises to black stone flies the last few days and those things must love the back of neck because I must of pulled one off me about every 15 minutes. Yesterday was my best day ever for trout on the fly rod I caught 14 in 2 hours not to bad for someone that started Fly Fishing in the end of Jully last year.......... I got some pics of the rainbow will try to post latter....
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Time in Europes History betwwen Fall of Rome and the beginning of Modern Times:Called Dark Ages or Medieval Ages; *Caused by Fall Of Rome
Orginized power and goverment in Europe; First used by Charlemagne; Giving land in return for protection
Catholic Church
gLued together during Middle Ages; Center of life and learning during Middle Ages;Made laws,set up courts,collected taxes; Maintained Hospitals,schools,orphanages,and poorhouses
landownwer:kings vassal;> jobs: Protected land and vassals;made local laws;,acted as judge,decided when to go to war
man who recived a fief and pledged loyalty and protection to his lord;paid taxes to lord> 1. paid for cost of war 2. paid ransom if lord or his family was kidnapped 3.paid for lords 1st son to be knighted 4. paid for marriage of lords eldest daughter
rented land from the lord;paid rent by working in the lords fields, or giving a portion of crops to the lord
peasents who worked on the lords manor; belonged to the land and could no move from manor. jobs: worked on fields and in manor house,made clothing,tools,grinding grain,repairs,construction> win freedom by 1. escaping and staying free for a year and a day< 2. prospering and buying freedom<3. performing a brave deed-freed to study religion and enter into the service of The Church
belonged to the lord < divided into 3 parts> grew wheat, barley, and oats> each year 1 left fallow
landownwer:kings vassal;> jobs: Protected land and vassals;made local laws;,acted as judge,decided when to go to war


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Where Are All the African-American Chefs?
Marcus Samuelsson ponders the issue.By Alan Sytsma
Marcus Samuelsson ponders the issue.By Alan Sytsma
"If you read the reviews believing that all restaurants with a given number of stars are meant to be equally good, you're going to lose your mind."By Jenny Miller
The critic appraises L.A.'s shifting chef scene in his first piece since rejoining the Times.By Hadley Tomicki
Some very subtle Jamie-hating.By Alyssa Shelasky
She's such a purist.By Alyssa Shelasky
All milkshake, no foam.By Alyssa Shelasky
Chefs say the funniest things.By Collin Keefe
"Most times, he won't even let you order what you want, and instead you have to get some weird thing that a particular place is 'known for.'"By Jenny Miller
All fun and games until ...By Alyssa Shelasky
Chris Gould denounces the evils of conveyor belt sushi.By Kara Baskin
Even if Sloane's exaggerating.By Alyssa Shelasky
We're in Miami, trick.By Alyssa Shelasky
Brain cell bisque.By Alyssa Shelasky
He calls it 'a four-hour ordeal.'By Jay Barmann
Flay loves "urban-style dancing music."By Alyssa Shelasky
"At the end of the day, grilled cheese has done me right," the chef claims.
Actors eat classy; writers eat crap.By Jennifer Vineyard
The Wilshire chef nearly gave up on her career when she had to brunoise a case of peppers.
Chef needs bigger sheets.By Alyssa Shelasky


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We've always maintained abortion and euthanasia are two sides of the same coin: When one state of human life is exterminated for convenience, all stages are jeopardized.
President Obama's proposed universal health care legislation illustrates our contention. Hidden in this verbose, lengthy bill is mandatory taxpayer coverage for abortion, with no provision for physicians "conscientious objection" to performing abortions.
Section 1233 requires seniors to meet with physicians every five years, to discuss end-of-life issues, i.e. methods, "living wills," "health proxies," life-sustaining measures and "an explanation by the practitioner of the continuum of 'end-of-life' services and supports available."
Implicit is placing seniors in a position of choosing death, rather than burdening family or government. If the psychological approach fails, HR 3200 has "back-up" provisions.
Regarding "level of treatment indicated," an order signed by authorized physicians or practitioners, "may range from an indication for full treatment to an indication to limit some or all, or specified intervention," which includes "the use of artificially administered nutrition and hydration."
Former New York Lieutenant Gov. Betsy McCaughey has read this legislation and concludes "It will reduce access to care, and pressure the elderly to end their lives prematurely."


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Cambodia Traditional Sculpture and Carving – A Treasure to be shared
Cambodia is a kingdom that is tremendously rich in tangible and intangible heritage. Various types of outstanding masterpiece and artistry are well known throughout the country. Unfortunately, such priceless heritage has been destroyed almost to dust during the Khmer Rouge era.
One among the listed Cambodian tangible heritage is sculpture and carving. This form of art was adopted from India. Through continuous stylistic evolution, it came to develop its own originality.
Due to the loss of human resources during the war period, there are not many artists who know how to carve sculpture correctly and traditionally.
Chan Sim, a 75-year-old master of Cambodia traditional sculpture and carving, has been nominated in 2013 by the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts as a human living treasure for his magnificent masterpiece and great effort in sharing his knowledge to the younger generation.
Sim was born Prey Pring village in Chom Chao commune, Dang Kor district, Phnom Penh. After finishing his studies in general education at Champouvan in 1949, He continued his study in the field of Sculpture and Carving at Khmer Fine Arts School in 1952 and graduated in 1957. Two years after finishing his studies, he became a teacher at the school where he graduated in 1959.
In 1969, Sim went on with his education in the field of Tragedy Performance and Decoration. Later, he wished to pursue his education in archaeology, but unfortunately, his dream was washed away by the Khmer Rouge Regime. After the regime collapsed, he came back to Phnom Penh and began his teaching career again, yet this time, he worked for the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts.
The master said, "I am specialized in three major fields such as Smet Sculpture (Chamlak Smet), Cement Sculpture, and Traditional Drawing.
Accoding to Sim, Smet Sculpture is a kind of traditional handcrafted sculpture carved using Kramoun (similar to clay) and Diamond Clay (made of sand, cow-dunk and Dey Dambauk). Cement Sculpture is also a kind of handcrafted sculpture carved by using animal or human shaped templates.
With 53 years of experience, Sim said, "The number of people who study sculpture and carving is increasing," adding, "Within this country, I have many students who have started their own sculpture and carving business after finishing learning from me."
Though there are a number of students enrolled in this field, Sim also suggested to the government, especially to the Ministry and art organizations involved, that the sculpture and carving should be united and consistent. He said, "Everything has its own instruction, measurement, and meaning."
He explained by giving an example that Kbach – Motif (the decorative elements of art that can be found on silver crafts, furniture, etc.) has its own measurement and way to use. Kbach Angkor – The Angkorian Style, shaped like snail slime curls or lotus petals, is used with Buddha or God. Kbach Phñi Tes, shaped like intertwining flowers or leaves, is used for the King. Kbach Phñi Voal, shaped like intertwining vine, is used for the high-ranking official or normal people. Kbach Phñi Phleung, shaped like intertwining flame, is used in funeral or war.
To make things clear, Sim said, "It is not wrong if we do not follow the instruction or measurement, but the result of sculpture after being carved will not be good."
Throughout his career, the master has carved many outstanding sculptures such as the Buddha placed in Wat Lanka, Wat Botum, Neang Kung-Hing, and more in the countryside of Cambodia.
After being nominated as a Living Human Treasure, Sim has stopped carving big sculpture for any big events. Yet, he still provides continuous support to the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts by educating a new generation of young artists by teaching.
"I will die one day, so what I can do now is to share what I have learnt from my teachers to the next generation; we must preserve our own cultural treasure," said Sim.
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November 11th
Yesterday, we had a large nine holidays...
Sundae Day
Origami Day (Japan)
Death/Duty Day
Saint Martin's Day
Veterans Day (US)
Admission Day (Washington)
Independence Day (Angola)
Independence Day (Poland)
Remembrance Day
Sundae Day celebrates the Ice Cream Sundae, obviously; but not on a Sunday. What the **** America?! Date aside, few people know where the sundae originates from. Way back around the roaring 20s or so, religious nutjobs said that drinking soda and eating ice cream on Sundays was blasphemy. Ice cream with garnish on top that obscurs the ice cream itself isn't technically considered ice cream; so the sundae was born to get around said religious nutjobs and their stupidity in banning everything that's good. Celebrate the fact that clever loopholes gives religion some tough shit by eating a sundae of your own... Yesterday.
Origami Day is what it is; it commemorates the art form that is origami. Japan in particular favors origami in that Japan has effectively made the paper crane an international symbol of peace. Not sure what the reason behind the date is, though.
Death/Duty Day honors the soldiers who died on the day of WWI's armistice; fighting effectively continued without point until 11 AM, the agreed time for hostilities to stop. There were plenty of unnecessary deaths on this last morning of the war, and plenty of families left without a husband and Father... A single day truly doesn't do justice for such meaningless and unneeded casualties.
Saint Martin's Day is a Catholic feast day commemorating St. Martin, a Roman soldier who was born unbaptized and, obviously, a man of war. However, once past his prime the man became a monk and led a quiet and peaceful life. One night in a snowstorm, the story goes that he ripped his cloak in two to give half to a lonely beggar who would of froze to death otherwise. Through such kindness, even if the man was once a killer and as a child was Christian, Jeebus came to 'em in a dream and gave him his blessings to the angels. One of the few feast days that has a meaning; that generosity and genuine kindness makes every man a man of god. But of course, it's not widely known... =/
US' Veterans Day celebrates and honors all those who've served their country, simple enough.
Washington's Admission Day originates from the same day in 1889 when Washington became the 42nd state... Yep.
Angola's Independence Day celebrates the same day they gained freedom from Portugal in 1975.
Poland's Independence Day celebrates Poland finally being released from a chain of multiple partitions and regaining it's independence, said partitions lasting 123 years in a row.
Remembrance Day, also known as Armistice Day, is effectively Veterans Day for the entire world (y u so special, 'merica?) to remember all those who've died for their country. It was originally just for WWI, but is generally an honoring for all soldiers who lost their lives.
Today's post coming soon...
November 12th
Today, we've got just four holidays and two birthdays.
National Library Gaming Day
Domino Day
Birth of Baha'u'llah
Postman's Day (Mexico)
Grace Kelly's Birthday
Auguste Rodin's Birthday
National Library Gaming Day is a day most of us missed when we were kids... And that's just bullshit. =/ I think we can all remember a time when adults were all skeptical of video games unless they were gamers themselves, and it was looked down on as childish and a waste of time even moreso than today. My regrets ( ) aside, today is a fantastic day. Some libraries have had gaming nights (no, not board game nights; GAMING nights) in the past few years to attract the youngin's who want everything digital and love their video games, and as a way for the non-hipster adults to not be entirely clueless about gaming. Such library activities have grown popular enough for a national day, which is pretty awesome. Some libraries after even having ****ing tournaments on the holiday if they've got staff that know anything about games. Who woulda thought libraries would ever gather kids that aren't bookworms? I think most of us can agree this is a grand holiday, even if we have nothing to do with it. Thus, it's my holiday pick of the day.
Domino Day is awesome... 'nuff said.
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Birth of Baha'u'llah is the birthday of Baha'u'llah turned into a holy day, honoring the creator of the Bahá'í Faith. I mentioned a Bahá'í holiday some time ago, and still know nothing about said faith... >_>;
Mexico's Postman Day, in Spanish Dia del Cartero, is the day that Mexico's residents remember their local postman or postwoman and give a gift for his/her hard work. You won't see much snow or rain in Mexico, but their work in the oh-so often heat is grueling. Unlike most mail personnel in other modern countries, most mail and packages will travel to within around a mile of their destination, and then a fleet-footed delivery personnel will take it to the destination by foot or bike, motorcycle if necessary as well. No cozy, comfortable, and sealed mail trucks. They certainly do deserve any thanks they get for their labor-intense courier services.
Grace Kelley was an American actress, and more notably, a princess through marriage. Yeah, the modern day kind. Famous for her inherited status, her affairs as an actress, and the many movies and TV shows she starred in, Grace was quite the popular gal back in the 50s. Too bad being married to royalty demolished her acting career; not too many of royalty are known for appearing on the big screen, after all.
Auguste Rodin was a French sculptor from the 19th century. His style is generally considered a precursor to modern sculpture, even though he had no intent to revolutionize his art of choice. T'was just his style. He got quite a bit of critique in the way of controversy for his style of sculpting, but he refused to change in a "haters gonna hate" fashion, and it eventually paid off. By the start of the 20th century, he was world renowned and well paid for private commissions. From proletariat to art phenomenon, he certainly earned his way to fame through natural innovation and talent.
Speaking of parents' ignorance towards video games, I'm curious if we'll get another gigantic wave of "VIDEO GAMES CAUSES VIOLENCE, BAN 'EM!" when GTA V is released.
^^But whatheyplay is going to send emails everyone in the world that gaming rots your mind. It ain't going to be pretty but being older has your privileges.
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MARTINSBURG - Of the 22 municipalities applying to be part of West Virginia's extended and expanded Home Rule Pilot Program, the Town of Bath is the only Class IV municipality.
"That helps us stand out," Mayor Susan Webster said in a recent interview. "We have a unique set of circumstances, but we're a progressive town and we're very prepared to handle Home Rule."
By state code, a Class IV municipality is a municipality with less than 2,000 residents. Also known as Berkeley Springs, Bath had 624 residents in 2010, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Downtown Berkeley Springs would benefit if the Town of Bath's Home Rule application is accepted.
Class IV municipalities initially were not included in Phase II of the program, but Webster lobbied hard to get the little towns included, which she did.
"We'd been looking into this for over a year and as soon as Class IVs could apply, we started working on our application," Webster.
Councilwoman Elizabeth Skinner spearheaded the town's application process working with the law firm of Spilman, Thomas and Battle PLLC of Charleston, Webster said. The town council set aside $2,000 to prepare the application, she said.
"The Legislature found that the program brought innovative rules and novel municipal ideas to the local communities that participated in the program, and that it afforded participating municipalities greater flexibility to operate in a more cost-effective, efficient and timely manner," according to the Home Rule program's website.
"The pilot program offered broad-based home rule authority to participating municipalities by allowing them to implement ordinances, acts, resolutions, rules and regulations without regard to state laws, with the exception that proposals had to comply with the U.S. Constitution; the West Virginia Constitution; federal law; and chapters sixty-a, 'Uniform Controlled Substance Act', sixty-one, 'Crimes and Their Punishment', and sixty-two, 'Criminal Procedure' of the West Virginia Code," according to the website.
Bath, Charles Town, Martinsburg and Ranson will present their applications to the Home Rule Board Monday at the Holiday Inn, Martinsburg.
Skinner and Webster will make Bath's presentation. Bath's presentation is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. There will be time for public input as well. The public is encouraged to attend to comment on the applications.
Bath's application contains four problems the town faces and the solutions to those problems that the town cannot implement because of current state law. The problems are quite specific to Bath, Webster pointed out, rather than being more general that could apply to municipalities across the state.
Two of the issues deal with U.S. 522 running through the middle of Bath.
"We're looking out for the safety of the town," Webster said. "It is of grave concern to us. This is a residential area. We have to do something about the danger of tractor-trailers in town carrying hazardous materials. We had an accident where a tractor-trailer ran into a house. The driver fell asleep and ran into a house. Fortunately, no one was home and there were no injuries."
She also fears for the safety of the town's water supply, which is Warm Springs Run, that runs through the middle of town. It also is the source of Bath's fame as the first spa in America and its current economic successes.
The solution: "The Town of Bath (would require) haulers of hazardous materials to use an alternate route to U.S. 522 during certain times of the day. For example, Interstate 81, a short distance from the Town of Bath, was designed specifically to handle high volumes of semi-truck traffic."
The other problem outlined in the application pertaining to U.S. 522 is vehicles passing on the right a stopped vehicle waiting to turn left at intersections where there are crosswalks. If approved for the pilot program, Bath would want to make the whole town a no-passing zone, except where there are right-turn lanes at intersections.
Bath has built a thriving economy on being home to the healing waters of the Berkeley Springs and Berkeley Springs State Park, which is located in the heart of downtown. Massage therapy businesses and related businesses have sprung up around the park and have been the catalyst for a strong tourist trade.
During the peak season, businesses are hard-pressed at times to find enough licensed massage therapists to accommodate all the visitors. So, Bath wants to be able to issue temporary licenses to massage therapists, who are licensed in other states, to work for established businesses in town.
Finally, Bath wants to be able to retain 5 percent of the net hotel/motel occupancy tax it collects and distributes for administrative purposes.
"Over the years, we've spent thousands of dollars in legal fees to collect delinquent payments," Webster said. "The administrative costs are a real cost and the administrative fee would not take much."
Fifty percent of the occupancy tax must go to the local convention and visitors bureau by state law and 50 percent can be used for fairs and festivals, recreation, streetscape enhancements and other supposedly tourist-related projects and programs as listed in state law.
Municipalities that are selected to participate in the Home Rule program can enact a sales tax of up to 1 percent if it eliminates or reduces its business and occupancy tax. Bath is not applying to enact a sales tax.
Webster emphasized that being selected for the Home Rule program is only the beginning of the process. Each item in the application must be reviewed by the Home Rule board before a municipality is allowed to implement ordinances.
"They all have to go through a rigorous process," she said. "But any control you bring home is better."
To see Bath's application and the other cities' applications, go to www.commerce.org/people/wvhomerule/default.aspx.
- Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128.


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Dining al Fresco: Park Hotel Vitznau
January 21, 2016
By: Five Star Alliance
Direct on the shores of Lake Lucerne next to the jetty is Park Hotel Vitznau's nostalgic pavilion with its lake terrace. Spend a while here, sampling sweet and savoury delicacies, listen to the gentle splashing of the bronze Bull & Bear fountain and enjoy stunning views of the Alps.
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Did You Know? Art Deco Hotel Montana
August 26, 2014
By: Five Star Alliance
Art Deco Hotel Montana, perched on the hillside above the Palace Hotel, was opened in 1910. At the same time, an electric funicular railway was also built to take guests from the lakeside promenade directly to the hotel lobby, in just one minute.
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Cool Pools: The Chedi Andermatt
July 31, 2014
By: Five Star Alliance
This spectacular relaxation pool is part of the spa and wellness center at The Chedi Andermatt.
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Your Questions Answered: Room Options for 5 at the Palace Luzern
July 18, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
We at Five Star Alliance work tirelessly to ensure we bring you the best luxury hotels selection and information regarding amenities, location, and highlights so you are confident that the hotel you choose will exceed your expectations and serve your needs. Sometimes, however, you are left with a few questions that go unanswered, and that's why we're here. Be sure to explore our new blog series 'Your Questions Answered' to find answers to real questions submitted to us by our clients regarding traveling with kids, pets, the best beach hotels, and much more.
Question: We are looking to book a 3 night accommodation, checking in September 6th and checking out September 9th. There are 5 of us, 3 adults and 2 kids ages 3 and 8. We are looking to stay at the Palace Luzern in Switzerland.
Answer: The Palace Luzern has the following room types and options available for your dates of travel. The hotel has a maximum occupancy of 3 people per room, so you would have to have 2 adults and 1 child stay in one room, and then have 1 adult and 1 child stay in the other room. The hotel unfortunately does not have any room options that can accommodate 3 adults and 2 children or 2 adults and 2 children in one room. The hotel does have interconnecting room options, so we would suggest making 2 reservations for the following room type and requesting that they be interconnecting. (This request cannot be guaranteed and is based on availability, but the hotel would do its best to honor this request.) One More Night 3 For 2 Amex Exclusive - Double Room With City View 25sqm - For 2 adults and 1 child, the nightly breakdown would be 377 Swiss Francs plus 6.09 Swiss Francs per day in taxes for an approximate total of 1,151.70 Swiss Francs, which is approximately $1175.81. (This rate includes the extra person charge) The second room, with 1 adult and 1 child would be 327 Swiss Francs and 4.60 Swiss Francs per day in taxes for an approximate total of 994.80 Swiss Francs which is about $1015.62. (Please be advised that the One More Night 3 for 2 deal is already factored into the price, and to receive this discounted rate you must pay with an American Express card.) Rates and availability are subject to change prior to making a reservation.
To make a reservation for these room types, simply click on the hotel name link, enter your dates of travel, select the room type, and fill in the booking form. Please be sure to fill in the Special Request field stating that you will have a child staying in one room and request an extra rollaway bed to be added as well as request having your two rooms be interconnecting. Once you have completed the first reservation, simply repeat the process to make the second reservation and fill in the Special Request field requesting 2 twin beds and to have that room interconnect with your previous reservation.
Please be advised that the rates, availability, as well as any extra person charges are subject to change depending on the hotel's policies.
By: Oksana Balytsky
Diamond Seminar in Switzerland at the Park Hotel Weggis
October 28, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
The Park Hotel Weggis, the ultra-luxury hotel nestled at the edge of Lake Lucerne, is inviting guests to dive into the world of "the king of precious stones." After all, diamonds are forever! Sign up for the "Parc & Diamond" seminar on November 12-13, and you'll get expert diamond-buying tips from Carlo Mutschler, the director of the Beyer Chronometrie jewelery studio, Switzerland's oldest watch and jewelery store. You'll learn know how to distinguish between stones, assess their quality, interpret certificates of authenticity, and circumvent buying decisions you might regret later. The highlight of the seminar? A drawing for a diamond worth CHF 2000! From CHF 344 per guest including one night's accommodation, sparkling breakfast buffet, a welcome aperitif, the two-hour diamond seminar, a diamond aperitif and a four-course dinner at the restaurant Sparks.
The Dashing New Renaissance Lucerne Hotel in Switzerland
June 23, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
The St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London may be hogging the spotlight (understandably, its extravagant renovation has tongues wagging!), but the newly-opened Renaissance Lucerne Hotel also deserves a little press love. Located in the very heart of Lucerne (just a few minutes from both the train station and Lake Lucerne), this century-old palace offers just 86 guest rooms with decorative ceilings meticulously restored after an ambitious renovation. Behind the historic facade, a contemporary hotel offers great dining options (Mexican eats at Pacifico, Asian plates and cocktails at the Blue Bar & Smoker's Lounge). The setting in the historic city center is fabulous; the concierge team can hook you up with boat excursions on the lake to take in the views of the iconic peaks, Pilatus, Rigi and Titlis.


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Kudo, just one
April 20, 2014 Editor: Kudo, Mr. Drotleff, for your partial response to my letter of March 2014. Your financial reporting is commendable and no doubt supported by those supplying you with the noted information. more »»
Worst of times, best of times
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Does anyone remember?
April 17, 2014 Editor: Does anyone think there are too many businesses in Lisbon? Does anyone remember the concerns expressed by downtown business people when it was decided to build a government building outside... more »»
Are we being railroaded?
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Candidate gets her dander up
April 14, 2014 Editor: I am absolutely outraged that Dan Bailey hasn't paid his taxes. How can someone run for office and claim to be an awesome business man but not pay their own taxes? It's absolutely nuts. more »»
Just dandy
April 13, 2014 Editor: It amazes me that the local newspapers made such a big deal about Democratic Party candidate for county commissioner Nathan Walker getting caught for peeing outside years ago. more »»
Sign me up
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Be a friend
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For the levy
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Desperate again
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If you write
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Expand DTF and awareness
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Divided Local
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Permission not granted
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I love this tee dude
For everyone viewing, If printed, Ill take the white logo on the tree out :)
Thx for everyones input!
I'd sport that. +1
I must say that I agree with Mr. Joyker. I really like the mood in this illustration. It's not so dark – it calm me down. You've got another point for composition. It's almost must-buy but, the devil is in the details – I don't like this white, symetric graphic sign in there. I'm putting my finger on this place to cover it and you have my big vote. RE5PECT
what Joyker said. Still looks cool though. The placement definitely makes the shirt. And I think the logo's fine.
thx for the comment everyone. If it would happen to be printed, would you guys it with or without the logo?
Any feedback would be helpful
Thx again
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I like it, but stuff like this has been done on this very site.
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The Playlist: Trouble in Mind
At the end of each news-filled week, we like to set some of our best stories to music. This week, in honor of reporter Brandi Grissom's "Trouble in Mind" series, we kick off our playlist with Janis Joplin singing a classic song of the same name.
You can download Spotify (for free) to easily enjoy all the week's songs. But even if you don't have the program, here are the rest of the selections and links to the stories that inspired them:
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"Arrived with wife and two young kids. Checked in and room was clean and modern but the building/walls looked old. This resort has four buildings. Initially we were in building 4 but we heard about building 2 (it was recently refurbished due to a fire caused by lightning!) We asked to change rooms..."
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"the stay was on the tail end of business but great location and great hotel."
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"The hotel was nice, the staff was pleasant. Did not appreciate being told about the free breakfast for timeshsring before even going to your room I was tired hungry and in pain and in no frame of mind to make a desicion. They never let up, every day once you asked a question, or they called for a..."
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"We loved the lazy river. The hotel could have done a better job managing the crazy kids in the lazy river, but overall it was a great time. Slept wonderful and loved the pool area!"
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"We had a great stay, went for a sisters weekend and we had a a variety of things to do. The hotel was clean, and all the staff were very friendly."
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"Hotel is very close to Universal, has a Starbucks and cafe at the hotel. Lots of restaurants within walking distance. I have stayed here a few times and it is a good hotel for the money. Our only issue was that the elevators were broken pretty much the whole weekend. One had a sign saying out of ..."
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"My experience was real good I was there for 9 days my family love the location because everything was so close if you looking for a luxury hotel this is not for you but if you looking for a budget hotel with a clean room nice pool and free breakfast this hotel is for you.My personal opinion you s..."
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Virginia L. "Jenny" Jenkins, 62, of Tiffin, died at 12:36 p.m. Monday, Aug. 6, 2012, at The Bellevue Hospital.
Jenny was born May 29, 1950, in Independence, Va., to Glen and Mabel Lee (Greene) Buchanan. She married Eldred James Jenkins June 29, 1967, in Monroe, Mich., and he preceded her in death Jan. 14, 2010.
Jenny is survived by her six children, Angela (Troy) Carter of Green Springs, Tracy (Rodney Sr.) Miller of Tiffin, Heidi (Daniel) Hickman of Bloomville, Michelle (Wade) Sumner of Republic, Jamie (Ronald) Bethel of Clyde and Mandy (Edward Sr.) Webb of Fort Seneca; 22 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; five brothers, Freddie, Teddie, Eddie, Johnnie and Joseph Buchanan Sr.; and a sister, Shonna Darlene Hodge.
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Jenny was a homemaker and a member of Upper Tabernacle Church, Tiffin.
Jenny also was preceded in death by her parents; two grandchildren, Anna Louise "Annie" Bethel and Daniel James Aiello Jr.; a great-granddaughter, Arriahnna Olivia Danielle Bennett; and two sisters, Zelda Jones and Beaurita Cothern.
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They don't make them like they used to, do they? If, like me, you used to play the bejesus out of those Official Playstation Magazine demo disks back in the early 00's then listen up. A lot of those games you never actually bought the full copy of, so they aren't firmly embedded in your memory. Now and then you'll hear a name or a piece of music, and you're instantly transported back in time.
That's what happened to me.
I started to look around Youtube a few weeks ago and instantly started to unearth some old classics, it really put a smile on my face. Medievil, Rosco McQueen, Firefighter Extreme, Felony 11-79, Cool Boarders and all those awesome Net Yaroze games (I always wanted one of those Black PSX consoles) Remember Terra Incognita?
So then I remembered the intro to the original Resident Evil, a game with some of the worst voice acting I have ever experienced. At the time it was INSANELY good. In hindsight, it was terrible. I watched this the other day for the first time in years and I actually cried laughing.
Awesome huh? Remember the cut scene where you first encounter the Hunter? One of the most underpants soiling moments of my childhood:
Then I remembered Escape: Or Die Trying, a game I didn't really play much of, but this one scene remained saved in my memory vault some reason. I mean, this plot must have taken precisely thirty seconds to think up and write down. When coupled with the drab voice acting, makes for an entertaining watch. This, in my opinion, is actually one of the greatest moments in video game cut scene history.
And finally, the intro to Road Rash. Music by Soundgarden, superbikes, high speed chases, stunts and hotties. It is, without fear of contradiction, THE coolest intro to a game, EVER MADE.
Have a look around on Youtube. There are plenty of video's based on the old PSX demo disks.
What games did you grow up playing? What games make you sit back in your chair and stare into space with a goofy smile on your face? Get yourself a gaming PC, an emulator and get playing!
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb. 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AMR Corporation today announced that holders of $282,911,000 in aggregate principal amount of its 4.5% Senior Convertible Notes due 2024 (the "Notes") validly surrendered for purchase their Notes prior to the expiration of their right, pursuant to the terms of the Notes, to require AMR to purchase their Notes for cash (the "Put Option").
The Put Option expired at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on Feb. 13, 2009. AMR has accepted for purchase all of the Notes validly surrendered for purchase and not withdrawn. The purchase price for the Notes pursuant to the Put Option was $1,000 in cash per $1,000 principal amount of the Notes, and the aggregate purchase price for all the Notes validly surrendered for purchase and not withdrawn was $282,911,000.
The Company has forwarded cash in payment of the aggregate purchase price to Wilmington Trust Company, as paying agent, for distribution to holders of the Notes in accordance with the procedures of The Depository Trust Company. Following AMR's purchase of the Notes pursuant to the Put Option, $198,000 in aggregate principal amount of the Notes remains outstanding.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - When machines do everything for us, what will we do with ourselves? Penn State University will provide both an entertaining and informative answer this weekend as "Gizmo," a new play by Anthony Clarvoe, will be presented by Penn State Centre Stage and The Institute for the Arts and Humanities will present a symposium titled " ROBOT Weekend."
THE PLAY: With previews Tuesday and Thursday, "Gizmo," to be staged in The Playhouse, will open Friday, with performances on Saturday and April 18 through 21.
Evening performances are at 7:30 p.m., with a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday.
Directed by Centre Stage's artistic director, Dan Carter, "Gizmo" is set in the future as alternate beings - neither human nor machine - are created to serve others. With the rapid evolution of technology, playwright Clarvoe asks, "Where will it all lead?"
As they continue to develop beyond what anyone believed possible, Gizmos seem perfectly content simply to serve the "users," their human masters.
But as Shakespeare cautioned, "If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would be as tedious as to work." Or in simpler terms, be careful what you wish for.
Commenting on the cast as it rehearses this new play, Carter said, "It is great to work with the actors and I think it's been a good experience for them because, in addition to working on their characters, they're also understanding how a new play comes together."
THE SYMPOSIUM: The Institute for the Arts and Humanities will present "ROBOT Weekend - Being Human-Gizmo" on April 13 through 15.
The symposium's theme is inspired by Karl Capek's "R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots)," the play that introduced the word "robot" (worker) for the first time.
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The symposium is free and open to the public but registration is required.
Both the play and the symposium will be held in the Theatre Building near the Palmer Museum of Art. For a weekend "of being human and playing with robots," the play's the thing. Or maybe the symposium is.
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