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Things which might have an effect are how long the wing is left alone before removing it from a mold or bag (% total cure) and whether there is a post cure elevated temperature cycle before it is removed, and lastly whether the wing is cooled completely before it is removed.
Going a full cure cycle and post curing are the enemy of production rates...
As you've noted, Kevlar also doesn't like moisture. Ideally the wings should be made from dry fabric in a low humidity environment. I think that's actually a requirement for aerospace work with Kevlar but I don't have any documentation to support that and haven't researched it.
One last thing that can be going on is the use of an epoxy system which, given how it is processed/cured, can take a deformation over time when exposed to a relatively small load - one below failure point. MGS is one of the better systems in this regard; West is one of the worst.
Hi Patrick, the angle is 0degrees.
Gerald, thanks for the suggestions. Currently we don't have elevated temperature curing, only room temperature (although it does get quite hot!). Curing cycle is 24 hours I believe (need to double check) before taking it out of the bags.
Leaving it in for 48 hours would be great, but don't have room at the moment. I wonder if that is the culprit?
Wings are made in a climate-controlled environment so humidity inside the workshop itself isn't an issue, would it have any affects outside of the workshop where it is extremely humid? Perhaps during transportation, etc?
All wings are stored quite carefully on flat surfaces at my office (where i DO have enough space to do that for the 1-2 days before they get shipped out )
Using the same process, there hasn't been any problems with the carbon wings, they seem to be much more resilient.
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Carbon is far stiffer and stronger in compression than Kevlar. So the epoxy matrix would have less effect on a carbon wing.
Lack of a post cure is almost certainly the culprit. Very few laminating resins will reach full cure without a post cure cycle, and the only ones which comes close in a reasonable ammount of time (that I know of) are MGS and West. West just isn't suitable for our use for making wings or fuselages - wrong physical properties. So your epoxy probably seems hard after 24 or even 48 hours but it is not quite done curing. Most shrinkage occurs in the latter part of the cure cycle... So here comes the warps. That may take up to a week if you don't elevate the temperature!
If you can do something to get the temperature up to even just 120 degrees F for the duration of your cure cycle, the results should be quiet a bit superior. Some laminating resin systems are going to require that just to get a good initial cure. For others, such as MGS, that is enough to achieve most of the possible properties of the resin system alleviating the real need for a post cure cycle.
BTW, if you use MGS and use slow cure hardener only, you have to elevate the temperature to get a full cure.
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PS - I forgot to mention...
There is this little annoying thing of Tg, the glass transition temperature. Epoxy is a semi-crystalline plastic. As the temperature is raised, it undergoes a phase transition when the temperature hits Tg. At that point, the structure changes from semi-crystalline to amorphous, with an associated change in physical properties. The properties do not change in a good direction...
The glass transition temperature of an epoxy system is a function of the post cure cycle and of the particular epoxy system. In most cases the glass transition temperature is a little above the peak temperature used in the post cure heat cycle.
On a hot summer day, our planes can get pretty hot sitting on the ground. If the post cure cycle doesn't raise the temperature of the wings to within 20 degrees or so of the temperature they'll get in use, then the wings will likely warp a little. You have to look up the recommended post cure cycle duration for the particular epoxy system you use, and look up the changes in physical properties between using a post cure cycle and not using one. In particular, look at the Tg.
West won't post cure, the Tg is low, and that is what makes that system unsuitable for making our wings and fuselages.
So, to reiterate, there are two sources for warps. (1) Insufficient initial cure so that the resultant final shrinkage occurs after the part is demolded. (2) Insufficiently high Tg.
Got a ride on Dave's carbon Neos today for about 5 minutes. This one comes with the following comment. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and what ever he said.
Gerald, thank you. We'll take another look at the elevated temperatures, will likely need to find room to put it! May be even more important for our moulded wings coming in the next little bit. We've done some experimentation with different resins and found the current one best for our needs from the ones we've tried, including, but we are planning on trying one more in the next little bit with ridiculously good specs rivaling and surpassing the MGS in some aspects (on paper anyway).
Dave, man oh man! YES camber is AWESOME on the Neos
David, what did you think from your 5 minute test drive? By the way, your stuff is shipped, will send you the tracking in a couple minutes
The Carbon Neos felt light and active and it is fast. I just could not grasp how such a light ship can maintain such momentum so easily. I watched it next to my Topsky in light lift and it just rose away like it was in a hurry or something. In the short flight I had I could not formulate a great discription of the Neos but as I stated in the last post HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. You have a winner with the Carbon Neos.
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Any updates of when my 2 neos will be ready Thomas ?
Kane, they're both ready pending on the fuselages. The last shipment which had your fuselages in them got hit by the post office, I'll keep everyone posted as soon as I get my next batch in.
All future kits will ship with extra spread-tow fabric for the wing joint and vertical/boom joint rather than the glass we've been shipping out, yay!!
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No worries take your time, just checking on a rough date ? Carbon tails and extra carbon sounds great . I prefer strength over weight
Lookin great and brilliant flight reports !
Kane, think we're looking at receiving them around July 4th.
I might have been unclear in my wording! I meant that the FG cloth we have been including to join the wings and vertical to the boom is now replaced with some STF cloth.
Kane, two of these are yours and one's for Jun!
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Q: I have a prickly pear cactus that started out in a pot, but the pot broke one winter, and the plant has been growing in the ground since. I really haven't done anything to it, and now it's getting large. I figured the winter would kill it. It's a beautiful plant especially when it blooms in the summer, but it is getting too large for the area it is in. Can prickly pear cactus be trimmed back? If so, when and how? Can it be moved?
A: Prickly pear cactus (Opuntia humifosa) is a winter-hardy, U.S.-native perennial that usually spreads into fairly large colonies. Not much bothers them, and they even thrive in lousy soil and drought.
The two things people like most are the beautiful yellow flowers and the fact that the fruits are edible (both to people and a variety of wildlife). The main down sides are the weapons-grade spines and the fact that they often spread beyond they're wanted.
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The toddler whimpered in the background as a 911 dispatcher struggled with a caller to count each of the girl's breaths.
The girl was breathing, but just barely, the caller frantically reported.
The call placed April 16 drew first responders to a North Charleston home in the Dorchester Gardens apartment complex. Three days later, the child was dead.
North Charleston police have charged 46-year-old Eugene Anthony Wright with homicide by child abuse in the death of his 17-month-old daughter, Payton Williams.
The child's family is now subject to an investigation by Department of Social Services officials as a result of her death, officials said.
Details surrounding the alleged abuse remain scarce a week after the incident was initially reported.
A North Charleston police report offered little information about the events that led to the child's death. Detective notes that would offer further insight into the homicide investigation are not subject to release.
A detective in an arrest affidavit accused Wright of grabbing his daughter "in an angry rage." He then "raised her over his head and slammed her body violently to the hard kitchen floor," the affidavit stated.
Payton suffered bleeding and swelling to her brain, retinal hemorrhages and extensive soft tissue edema along her spine, authorities said. She died from her injuries Saturday while in the care of doctors.
The girl's mother was at work when the abuse is said to have occurred, North Charleston police spokesman Spencer Pryor said. She declined to comment on the death in a call from The Post and Courier.
North Charleston police received no prior reports of abuse involving Payton before her death, Pryor said.
According to DSS spokeswoman Marilyn Matheus, the department did not have a history with the family prior to Payton's death. She said an investigation is now underway in regard to an older child who also lived in the home.
"We will be monitoring to make sure that the child is safe," Matheus said.
Law enforcement did not place the older child into protective custody, but the child was placed outside of the home, Matheus said.
On April 16, a dispatcher repeatedly called out to an unidentified caller but received no response as the chaos unfolded in the background, according to 911 tapes released by Charleston County officials. A woman could be heard yelling "Payton" over and over again before the call ended.
In a second call to 911, a woman struggled to keep the girl awake while talking with a dispatcher.
The caller did not allege that the girl had been abused.
"She was standing up and she just fell out," the woman told a dispatcher. "If I shake her once in a while, she'll move."
The dispatcher urged the woman to say "now" for every gulp of air taken by the child.
The woman grew frantic as the child's breaths appeared fewer and farther between.
"Payton. ... Come on baby, come on," she yelled. The girl whimpered in the background.
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Payton is the latest of at least 25 children who died in the Charleston area as a result of child abuse since 2001.
Data compiled by Kids Count, a nationwide child advocacy organization, showed 11,087 South Carolina children were victims of maltreatment in 2011, the latest year in the study. Ten cases were reported for every 1,000 children, according to the study.
California reported the most maltreatment cases that year with 79,995, - nine cases for every 1,000 children, the data showed.
The District of Columbia saw the highest rate of maltreatment nationwide in 2011 with 23 cases per every 1,000 children.
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Most cases of physical abuse are not so severe as to result in death, Dee Norton Lowcountry Children's Center Executive Director Carole Swiecicki said.
When it does occur, some parents report lashing out at their children due to stress and their own issues with impulse control, Swiecicki said. Others suggest the abuse occurred gradually over time, she said.
"Similarly to other types of trauma, you want to look at any changes in terms of new fears that a child may develop," Swiecicki said of signs that may suggest abuse. "For example, the child may have been toilet trained but then suddenly they're not. They may have bruises that they can't explain, or they can't provide a history for their broken bones."
Concerned adults should report suspected abuse before it is too late, Swiecicki said. It may just save a life.
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YOUNGSTOWN - Students from 17 area school districts used their physics skills and knowledge to compete in various challenges at the 35th annual Physics Olympics held at Youngstown State University.
Cindy Smotzer, event coordinator and YSU physics professor, said the students compete in a variety of categories and then take part in a quiz show, which is the final event.
"They apply what they have learned in their physics classes when competing," she said.
Categories include pingpong ball launches at a target, mousetraps, boats with propellors, egg drop, and bridge breaking to see how much weight can be supported. The juniors and seniors can compete in as many of the 12 categories they wish.
YSU professors and students served as judges.
Lordstown High School senior Lindsay Tura said the events were a lot of fun.
Lakeview High School seniors Megan Goedeker and Natalie Super competed in the mousetrap event, in which judges measured the distance the traps traveled along the floor.
"We did this for a lab at school. We received a class grade," Goedeker said.
"This is the farthest distance ever for our school," Super said.
Trumbull Career and Technical Center instructor Terry Fleming said students in her engineering technology prep class and Alaine Frankland's science classes worked together. Fleming said the students have been competing for the past seven years.
Joe Lough, a senior at TCTC, said time was given in class to prepare for the physics event.
"Each person did a different event. I did a catapult for launching pingpongs balls," he said.
Mineral Ridge High School student Pierce Rassega said 19 students from the high school took part with teacher Scott Yeagly.
"Overall, we did pretty well. We placed second in egg drop and sixth place in the pingpong launch," Rassega said.
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In the tradition of Anne Rivers Siddons and Pat Conroy comes this sensual, beautifully written novel of the South, about a world on the verge of change and the secrets it fears will be revealed When you enter the town of Fawley, you take a step back to a simpler time, back to when neighbors shared potluck dinners, church socials were the only parties decent people attended, and people knew who they were and what they valued--and didn't tolerate outsiders who tried to change things. It is into this closed but nonetheless appealing community that Danny Crane brings his new wife, Lydia. They met at Myrtle Beach, where they spent a week in the rush and confusion of falling in love. The relationship that ensued startled them both, and the fact that they married six months later was equally disorienting. It was an act of passionate conviction and blind faith. From the outset, Lydia finds Fawley to be different from the exclusive and privileged environment in which she was raised, secure in both "name" and "position" in her family's stately home in the Georgetown section of Washington, DC. But gradually Lydia comes to realize that few things in Fawley are as they seem, for behind the serenity and the clean-scrubbed façades, there exists a tradition of suspicion and anger, of hostility toward outsiders and fear of change of any kind. Even more disturbing is her realization that Danny, too, is not what he had seemed--that beneath the easy charm lies a darkness borne of distrust and deception, and of secrets too closely kept. In a struggle to hold on to the marriage she continues to believe in, Lydia is forced to confront the forces that have shaped her husband--the town of Fawley itself, and Danny's family, most especially his cousin Kyle, whose personal magnetism even Lydia has to acknowledge, but whose hold on those around him becomes more and more destructive. Filled with the heat generated by passions too long suppressed and secrets too long kept buried, Close to Home is both a sensual and a literary gem.
Culture Shock! Indonesiaby Barbara Hall Cathie Draine
Information and background for travelers and expatriates. Includes a brief history and description of the more familiar areas and ethnic groups (limited to Java, Sumatra, Bali, and Sulawesi) and facts, examples, and language to help the "shocked" function in society, business, and residence.
Dixie Stormsby Barbara Hall
Fourteen-year-old Dutch Peyton learns about growing up as her family struggles with a crippling drought and a painful past.
The House Across the Coveby Barbara Hall
Tyler Crane is spending the summer working at Flanders Lake, trying to deal with his father's unexpected death. Then he meets Abby Winston, who is visiting the lake with her relatives, and his anxious mood disappears. Tyler and Abby are instantly attracted and grow close. But when Tyler suddenly vanishes, Abby discovers a chilling secret hidden in the house across the cove.
The Noah Confessionsby Barbara Hall
At the age of 16, it's standard procedure for every girl at Lynnie Russo's posh Los Angeles prep school to get a car. So on her 16th birthday, Lynnie is startled when she opens the small gift box from her father--it doesn't contain the shiny new set of keys she was expecting. Instead she finds a worn-out bird charm bracelet. What can he be thinking? When she cuts school to go try surfing so as to have a special day, instead of grounding her, her father hands her a manuscript box and says, "Your mother wanted you to have this when it seemed you were losing perspective. I think now's the time. " Through "The Noah Confessions," Lynnie uncovers her family's secrets, loves, and tragedies, and comes to recognize that their past may not necessarily determine her future.
Tempo Changeby Barbara Hall
Sixteen-year-old Blanche forms a band that wins a spot at Coachella, a southern California music festival, where she hopes to reconnect with her father, a famous but reclusive musician who left when she was six years old.
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Nothing is going well for me right now, I have a terrible job, an awful apartment and my relationship with my family is completely unrepairable.
The James Potter happened to walk into my life and ask me the most ludacris thing,
"Will you be my fake fiancee?"
Genres: Drama, Humor, Romance Era: Next Generation Characters: Albus, Ginny, Harry, Hugo, James (II), Lily (II), Rose, Scorpius, Teddy, Victoire Pairings: James/OC, Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione, Rose/Scorpius, OC/OC
Advisory: Contains profanity, Strong violence, Scenes of a sexual nature, Substance abuse, Sensitive topic/issue/theme, Spoilers
Published: 2014.02.27 Latest Chapter: 2016.06.23 Updated: 2016.06.23 Status: WIP (29738 words)
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"I've been chasing him for years, silently through the challenges of Hogwarts - but I've had enough. It's time to change the game."
Sometimes being yourself isn't enough.
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Advisory: Contains profanity, Mild violence, Scenes of a sexual nature, Substance abuse, Sensitive topic/issue/theme
Published: 2012.07.12 Latest Chapter: 2015.12.15 Updated: 2015.12.15 Status: COMPLETED (142550 words)
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This award is the highest honor Sertoma can bestow on a non-Sertoman.
The award honors outstanding volunteer service to the community. Past
winners have included educators, foster parents, volunteer camp
directors, activists...people who make a significant volunteer
contribution to those in need. Adopted in Asheville, NC in 1954, the
first International award was presented in 1955.
Every Sertoma Club may present a Service To Mankind Award. The two
Decatur clubs work together to make a local selection, then create a
written entry to submit to District, Regional and possibly Sertoma
International sends the award winner and a guest to its
International Convention for award presentations, then sends them to
Washington, D.C. for recognition by the U. S. President.
Decatur entrants have won several District and Regional awards, and in
1979 the local winner, Henrietta Armstrong, was also the International
Service To Mankind Award Recipient.
After making the local selection, the Decatur clubs organize a
banquet to honor the award winner in March or April with a handsome
plaque. The two clubs, in addition to presenting the annual Service To
Mankind Award, presents a Sertoma Youth Service Award to one or more
high school students for outstanding volunteer service in the community.
The Decatur Sertoma Club and Decatur Breakfast Sertoma Club are pleased
to present their 2011 Service-To-Mankind Award to Charles Loury of
Decatur, Illinois. As a retired employee of Archer Daniels Midland
(ADM) and a U. S. Army veteran, Charles volunteers in his community, in
several veterans' organizations, and in his church.
He is longtime active member of St. Peter's African Methodist Episcopal
(AME) Church in Decatur.
Charles Loury was born in Chicago, then moved to Evanston, Illinois in
the late 1940s. While visiting an aunt in Decatur in 1952, he noticed
that she could keep a flock of chickens in the backyard and decided
immediately that he wanted to live in Decatur. He then attended
Washington Elementary and Stephen Decatur High School. In 1962 he
married Bernice Terry of Decatur and together they raised two daughters,
Tina Marie Strickland of Chandler, Arizona, and Kimberly Ann Houston of
Elkhart, Indiana. They were blessed with four grandchildren. Bernice
worked fourteen years at Taylor Pharmaceutical, two years at Bachrach's,
and then ten years at Sears.
Charles was drafted into the U. S. Army in 1967 and was
trained at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri before taking Advanced Infantry
Training at Ft. Lee, Virginia. Although this was during the Vietnam
War, he was sent to Germany where he soon asked for a transfer to the
101st Airborne Unit, also called the 'Screaming Eagles.'
Charles made many training jumps. He received an honorable discharge in
1969 with the rank of Specialist-4. He began working at A. E. Staley's
Grain Processing facility in 1971. He later worked as a salesman at
Musicland in Decatur and then worked at Revere Copper in Clinton,
Illinois. In 1974 he was called to work on a swing shift in the oil
refinery at Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), then worked at the elevator
and truck-dump areas of ADM until his retirement in 2004. Since
retiring, besides trying to keep up with his wife's 'honey-do list,'
Charles has been enjoying fishing and hunting as well as visiting family
VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS: When
Charles retired he vowed he would not get involved in any volunteer
work. However, one of his best friends, Rudy Escobar, asked him in a
weak moment to help him take veterans without transportation to the
Danville, Illinois Veteran's Administration (VA) Hospital and Clinic.
Charles agreed and enjoyed the fellowship of this activity so much he
soon became a regular driver for the 175-mile round trip. In 2005 he
became a member of the Macon County Honor Guard that participates in
hundreds of military rites at veterans' funeral ceremonies each year,
many times several in one day. The rites include a 21-gun salute, the
playing of Taps, the proper folding of the American flag, and the
presentation of the flag to the grateful family. Charles is also
Commander of American Legion Post #1972. Its members march in the
Juneteenth parade that commemorates the emancipation of slaves in Texas
on June 19, 1965. They also donate money to support a Boy Scout Troop.
Each year just before Memorial Day, Post #1972 participates in poppy
In 2004 Charles became the president of the Fans Field Neighborhood
Association (FFNA) and Bernice became FFNA treasurer. His 'job'
included presiding over monthly meetings, scheduling and participating
in Adopt-A-Street clean-ups, and operating the FFNA concession stand
during the summer. He and Bernice regularly attend the monthly meetings
of the Coalition Of Neighborhood Organizations (CONO). They have also
attended a Regional Neighborhood Network Conference to learn what other
groups in major cities in four Midwest states do to improve their
neighborhoods. Not surprisingly, he has received three CONO Outstanding
Neighborhood Volunteer Awards.
Charles has long been active in his AME church as a Steward and as a
member of the men's choir. He is a member of the Wildlife Conservation
Federation that teaches young and old proper techniques of fishing,
hunting, trapping, boating and camping. Since 2007 he has been a member
of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at DOVE, Inc. and has
accumulated nearly 2000 hours of community volunteer hours. In August
2010 Charles received the Human Service Agencies Consortium (HSAC)
Community Volunteer Award.
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Sertoma Club of Decatur and the Decatur Breakfast Sertoma Club are proud
to present Miss Sabrina Hartwig with their twelfth annual Sertoma Youth
Service Award. Sabrina is a senior at Sangamon Valley High School where
she is an outstanding scholar, volunteer, musician and athlete. Her
primary volunteer services have been in Sangamon Valley High School in
Niantic, the Niantic Christian Church, and the Niantic United Methodist
Church. Her helpful and pleasant nature makes her highly esteemed by
all her associates.
Sabrina Hartwig was born November 2, 1992 in Springfield, Illinois.
She, her parents, Tom and Janis Hartwig, and a sister, Samantha, a
University of Illinois Junior majoring in Animal Sciences, reside on a
small farm near Niantic, Illinois. Besides farming, Tom works for Bryan
Patton Construction in Mt. Auburn and Jan is an administrative assistant
at Kerber, Eck & Braeckel, LLP, an accounting firm in Springfield. Her
family has always enjoyed having dogs and cats around the farm.
Sabrina has played softball three years and volleyball four years; she
was a member of the varsity teams during her junior and senior years.
She is a four-year member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She
has also played a clarinet in the pep band for four years and is now
first chair. She is currently a member of FFA (Future Farmers of
America). Last fall, her family participated in the German American
Participation Program by hosting a German Exchange student. This coming
June Sabrina plans to go to Germany for three weeks to live with the
family of their exchange student.
Sabrina attended elementary school in Harristown, middle
school in Illiopolis, and high school in Niantic, part of the Sangamon
Valley School District. Her favorite class subject is Biology. She has
been on the high honor roll throughout high school and is vice-president
of the National Honor Society (NHS). This senior year she is a class
co-valedictorian and recently was named an Illinois State Scholar. The
Illiopolis Community Service Club and the
Niantic Civic Club presented her with a Golden Cord Award and a
$100 stipend for her high school high grade point average. She has
achieved those scholastic successes even though working several evenings
each week at a local Dairy Queen. A four-year member of the student
council, she is currently its vice-president. She's been a four-year
member of the color guard when not playing in the band. For three years
she has been a member of the Worldwide Youth in Science and Engineering
team at her school. Following graduation she plans to attend the
University of Illinois in Champaign to begin pre-medicine studies with a
goal of entering dental school after completing her under-graduate work.
When our joint-club committee met with Sabrina and her mother,
Jan, to discuss her volunteer activities, we learned that Jan had been
the driving force to encourage Sabrina to become involved in service
projects. Every month she and members of the NHS have cleaned a short
roadside near her school in Niantic and have also cleaned the football
grounds of debris after each home game; they then recycled the aluminum
cans. This past fall she helped at the Niantic Civic Club's annual
fish-fry fund-raiser and also assisted at the Harristown Elementary
School PTO's carnival.
Sabrina's volunteer efforts at her Niantic Christian Church
have included each year for six years helping fifty hours at summer
Bible School, two years helping several hours when needed with church
landscaping, and two years helping 36 hours buy, sort, and distribute
food items for Niantic's food pantry. For 3 years she enjoyed knitting
scarves to give away at Christmas.
the Niantic United Methodist Church, during the past eleven years she
has been deeply involved with an ever-expanding church project of
providing backpacks containing school start-up supplies to needy
students in the Niantic, Harristown and Illiopolis communities. This
great project that now serves about 150 very appreciative students has
truly touched Sabrina.
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National Heritage is a project
whereby a committee of club members choose from a variety of ways to
create awareness of the privileges of living in America. Our two
Sertoma clubs typically deliver an attractive facsimile of the United States Bill
of rights to every fifth grade student in all Macon county schools.
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Report: End stenography, start digital recording to promote courthouse access and transparency
Remember the Darlie Routier case — the Rowlett woman who's on Texas' death row for the 1996 stabbing death of one of her boys? Remember how the error-riddled trial transcript delayed the appeal process and raised doubts about its integrity?
Then you'll want to read the rest of this blog post.
"Court administrators would have difficulty justifying courts' continued dependence on stenographic reporting if they were to describe the process by which the majority of state trial courts create, produce, and maintain the official record of the hundreds of thousands of court proceedings annually," a national association of court officials concludes.
The Conference of State Court Administrators' report begins with provocative questions. What, it asks, would ordinary people say "if they learned that thousands of staff are assigned to individual courtrooms to make this manual record even though few cases are appealed? How might they react if they learned that the manual recording of those proceedings is made in a media that could be interpreted into written English only by the individual making the record?


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Whatever Virginia Tech is doing to get ready for, and start, games right now isn't working. The Hokies have come out flatter than Maria Sharapova in four of their last six games.
Let's look at some of the First Half holes VT has dug for themselves:
- @ nc state – trailed by as many as 19; down 14 at the half
- uva – trailed by as many as 12; down 1 at the half
- fsu – led by as many as 20; up 18 at the half
- @bc – led by 8 at the half
- duke – trailed by as many as 11; down 4 at the half
- @ga tech – down 16 at the half
While Tech was able to close the gap in all those First Half stinkers, they were only able to actually win one of those game, uva. It is very difficult to overcome a double-digit deficit. The fact the Hokies seem to fall into them so early is disturbing.
Part of the problem seems to be a stagnant offense out of the gate. Players seem tentative, unwilling to take the ball to the hole in the half court set. The Hokies are an athletic team and must slash and go at the hoop. Guys like Delaney and Deron need to penetrate and shoot or pass. Or, Tech needs to feed the ball to Allen. Often times the guards make lazy passes into the post, which was evident against n.c. state and led to turnovers. Also, players don't seem to be moving hard without the ball. The guys are either standing around or not breaking hard off high screens/double screens. Tech doesn't seem to get into the offensive flow until they are down and have to start pressing more (not literally, but mentally). As a result, VT's score goes up and the deficit comes down.
The results have been some pathetic outputs. In the georgia tech, uva, and nc state games, VT had 25 points or less at the half. That's pathetic.
So what to do? Well, if I knew that, I wouldn't be writing this. I'd be coaching. I know in baseball, if a starting pitcher consistently struggles in the first inning, they have him throw extra pitches in the bullpen or simulate an inning there. That way, he almost feels like he's in his second inning of work at the start of the game. Or he's no longer a starter…
Maybe the guys need to leave the floor with about five minutes left before the game and go scrimmage a couple of minutes in the back gym? This could help them get their legs and get into an offensive flow. The risk is tiring the guys out, although Tech does have a bunch of bodies to throw at you off the bench. The other risk is Allen and Delaney would have two fouls before the game started… just kidding.
Whatever the solution, I would love to start watching Hokie games and not be gritting my teeth after 10 minutes.


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College football recruiting has become one of the most covered aspects of the sport. Nowhere is that more true than in the Southeastern Conference.
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"Being charitable is an important part of Jewish identity," Joan Rosenbaum, director of The Jewish Museum, told the magazine. "And Michael has been an extraordinarily generous supporter of the museum since 1988.
Eli and Edythe Broad: The Broads, who have made their biggest splashes of late in education and by practically singlehandedly building the art scene in Los Angeles, seem to get a bad rap in the Jewish world. The foundation gives away from $60 million to $400 million in a year, but only about $1 million goes to overtly Jewish causes. Still, its 990 tax forms show a bevy of four- and five-figure gifts to Jewish causes, including the American Jewish Committee, the American Friends of the Israeli Philharmonic, the Anti-Defamation League and B'nai B'rith.
In 2006, the largest Jewish gift was a $100,000 grant to Friends of Israel Arts. The same year, the Broads gave more to the United Way than to the UJA-Federation of New York.
In 2002, the foundation gave away about $2 million of the $360 million it pledged to Jewish causes, but Broad had this to say about his Jewish giving: "If I had only a little to give away, my emphasis would be on Jewish and Israeli causes," he told the L.A. Jewish Journal. "Once you get beyond several hundred thousand dollars, you become a better and more respected citizen if you also give to the Music Center and universities. If I would donate only a million dollars, I would split it between Jewish and general community projects."
Barry Diller and Diane Von Furstenberg: The DDVF foundation does not yet have any 990 forms available, but the foundation's website does list a number of Jewish organizations among its grantees: Temple Sholom in New Milford, Conn., The Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side of New York, American Friends of the College of Judea, the Anti-Defamation League and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Joan and Irwin Jacobs: Qualcomm founder Irwin Jacobs is one of San Diego's most generous men, but aside from propping up the San Diego Symphony with a more than $100 million gift last decade, the Jacobses have decided to give away most of their money through a donor-advised fund at the Jewish Community Foundation of San Diego. Last year, according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy, they gave the fund $24 million.
George Kaiser: The Tulsa billionaire, the son of refugees from Nazi Germany and worth about $9 billion right now, is one of the pillars of the Oklahoma Jewish community along with a name that should be pretty familiar to Fundermentalist readers, Lynn Schusterman. Kaiser, who gives millions to Tulsa causes—about $100 million in 2007—also gives to Jewish causes. Among his 2007 gifts were five-figure amounts to B'nai B'rith, Congregation B'nai Emunah, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the Jewish Federation Foundation, according to his foundation's 990 form for 2008.
Lorry Lokey: Lokey says he wants to die broke or close to it. Among his largest gifts was a $33 million pledge to the American Technion Society. He also has given heavily to the Leo Baeck School in Haifa, one of Israel's two Reform Jewish schools. He also has given to Ben-Gurion University. Lokey told JTA last week in an interview that while he has already pledged away most of his $700 million fortune, he expects to make another few hundred million dollars before he dies, and the next $60 million or so would go to Israeli education.
Bernie and Millie Marcus: Bernie Marcus, the co-founder of Home Depot, spent some $200 million in building the Aquarium in Atlanta, where he is based. The aquarium and Marcus hosted an evening event at the annual conference of the Jewish Funders Network back in 2008, and the Marcus foundation also has a branch dedicated to Jewish giving. The foundation's 990 tax form for 2008 shows only two gifts to Jewish causes—$4 million to the Jewish Federation of Atlanta and $250,000 to the Institute for Jewish and Community Research in San Francisco.
Bernard and Barbro Osher: The Oshers have two foundations, the Bernard Osher Foundation, which gave away more than $100 million to general causes in 2007—many of them $1 million-plus gifts to universities—and the Bernard Osher Jewish Philanthropies Foundation, which is run by the Jewish Federation of San Francisco. The latter gave away $4 million in 2007 to an array of groups ranging from the Jewish Music Festival in San Francisco to the Osher JCC in Marin County. The largest gift that year was a $2 million capital grant paid in shares of Wachovia to Congregation Beth Sholom in San Francisco.
Herb and Marion Sandler: The Sandlers, the philanthropists behind ProPublica, also seem to have gotten a bad rap in the Jewish world—perhaps because some do not appreciate their liberal views on Israel. A look at the 990 tax form shows that their foundation "made grants in support of the charitable, educational, scientific or religious purposes of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, Marin, the Peninsula and Sonoma Counties." The foundation gave away $94.5 million in 2007, with $65,000 going to the New Israel Fund and $1.3 million to the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco.
Jeff Skoll: Those looking for overtly Jewish in the philanthropic portfolio of this Jewish-born Canadian eBay executive are going to be disappointed. There's nothing in the $28 million in giving listed in his 990 tax form that suggests any overtly Jewish giving. But Skoll has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to organizations such as Common Ground that are working toward better understanding and peace in the Middle East.
Shelby White: Although we are not sure if White is Jewish, her late husband Leon Levy was, and the foundation of which she is the trustee has given seriously to Jewish causes. Most recently the foundation, which is heavily into archaeology, history and the arts, gave $860,000 to the Center for Jewish History for an archival project. According to its latest 990 form, in 2007 the foundation gave $90,000 to Harvard's Ashkelon archaeological dig, $220,000 to the Center for Jewish History, $1.3 million to the Harvard Semitic Museum and $3.5 million to the Israel Antiquities Authority.
Sanford and Joan Weill: Sanford Weill, the Citibank mogul, is most philanthropically famous for his $250 million gift to the Weill Cornell Medical Center. He was honored with the Center for Jewish History's Emma Lazarus Award during the mid-1990s, which means he likely has given there, but according to a CJH source it has not been for quite some time.
This article was adapted from JTA's philanthropy blog, Fundermentalist.com.
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Embattled owner missing since Aug. 24 fire
A northwest Missouri sheriff says DNA testing will be needed to determine if human remains found in a burned-out opera house are those of the missing owner.
Kenneth Rainwater, 66, has not been seen since fire destroyed the Maitland Opera House in Holt County on Aug. 24. Rainwater lived in the three-story, historic converted tavern.
The St. Joseph News-Press reports that remains found in the ruins were confirmed Friday as human. But Sheriff Scott Wedlock says it could be a month or more before they're identified.
Rainwater was charged in May with possessing child pornography and was released from jail five days before the fire on $50,000 bond. His bail bondsman said he feared Rainwater may have taken his own life.
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Depression is a major side effect that can affect you as a myeloma patient at some point in your course of treatment. Depression in a myeloma patient undergoing treatment can be challenging to diagnose as various side effects such as fatigue, pain, and anemia may appear similar in both conditions. Your healthcare team will need to distinguish the difference between the symptoms associated with your myeloma treatment or clinical symptoms of depression. While feelings of sadness and anxiety are typical with the diagnosis of cancer,
it is imperative to discuss these symptoms with your healthcare team so they can help you appropriately. Signs and symptoms of depression include persistent sadness, anxious mood, sleeping too much, or too little, decreased appetite, weight loss or gain, restlessness, and feelings of despair or denial. Chronic disease such as cancer, medication side effects, gender, family history, situational events, biologic factors, and cognitive changes, such as poor self-esteem and negative thinking patterns, are all risk factors for depression.
Screening for Depression. There are several questionnaires available that your provider may use to assist in screening for depression. Once depression is correctly diagnosed, your clinician may find it necessary to start an antidepressant, or may refer you to a specialist such as a psychiatrist who specializes in oncology patients. It is also important to differentiate between depression and anxiety. If you have an oncology social worker available to you, they can be a valuable resource to assist you with related challenges of financial difficulties, such as insurance and housing issues, as well as social support. Many social workers are licensed counselors and can provide their services for patients and family members through counseling and group support sessions, usually without charge. Many cities also have local chapters with disease specific support groups such as monthly multiple myeloma support group meetings. To find a local support group (or to start one in your area) please all the IMF Hotline at 1-800-452-CURE for assistance (818-487-7455 outside of the US and Canada.) These meetings can be beneficial for both patients and caregivers. The NLB recommends asking the following questions during routine screening at all provider encounters to detect depression or other cognitive changes:
- Over the past two weeks have you felt down, depressed or hopeless?
- Over the past two weeks have you felt little interest or pleasure in doing things?
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OOK, SO MAYBE the Irish Pub doesn't sit exactly on Atlantic City's Boardwalk. But it's just paces away from the Great Wood Way on St. James Place. Besides, it's hard to argue it isn't the coolest place in town.
Dating from the 19th century and owned - lock, stock and treasure trove of antique furnishings - since 1972 by Cathy and Richard Burke, the Irish Pub is a living, breathing (and totally accessible) portal to the Roaring '20s, when no place in America roared louder than Atlantic City.
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The loyal troops were gathered at Valley Forge for a winter encampment.
They were restless, frustrated, angry. Leadership, they felt, had left them out in the cold. Now they were hungry for answers, sick at how their beloved general, the one they all believed could not tell a lie, had been mistreated.
And, maybe most significantly, they were ready for revolution.
Down with the board of trustees! Out with the president! Give me transparency or give me death!
Assembled at the Radisson Hotel Valley Forge Thursday night for a meeting with Rodney Erickson, the new school president, over lingering concerns about the school's child sex-abuse scandal, 600 agitated Penn State alums gave voice instead to the delicate dilemma that confronts the state's largest university:


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Start lifting heavy things and your body will find uses for those calories.
Howdy All --
Another newbie on the site/forum (an amazing resource, by the way) saying hey.
I've been playing with the primal diet for the last month (having read the very sense-making book) and am on my third day of "total" primal.
Salient details: I'm 40, 6'0", 160. I quit smoking about four months ago and am slowly but surely getting back to living healthy (going primal is just an extension of this).
Part of my health kick is putting on weight (my daily intake goal is a whopping 3000 calories). Sort of working, but getting my ratios right is still a challenge. (Sadly putting on a bit of fat....oops!)
Totally loving all the eggs I get to eat.
Onward ho, eh.
Start lifting heavy things and your body will find uses for those calories.
Welcome in*trepid! Congratulations on going total primal. I found that easier than going 80% primal and more effective too.
Jfreaksho is right. Lifting heavy things is always a good idea as long as you give yourself ample recovery time.
Four months no smoking is a big deal. Way to Go!


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Use Terri's bleach technique to highlight a Christmas stamp on a colored background. This is a great way to create a special homemade Christmas card.
- household bleach
- Paint brush
- Stamps: Candles by Stampotique
- Water
- Twinkling H20's: Fuzzy Peach, Bashful Blue, Key Lime, Egyptian Gold, Cranberry, Icy Iris, and Golden Opal
- Black embossing Powder: Fine black by Stewart Superior
- Embossing Ink: The Embosser by Stewart Superior
- MasquePen
- Embossing Gun (heat Gun)
HINT: Test your black cardstock with the bleach. All cardstock bleach out just a little differently. Some turn a brown color some will bleach out almost white… I like the white look the best for the project.
- Stamp "Candles" using embossing ink and black embossing powder onto Black cardstock and heat emboss.
- If any of your images you want to remain black – add MasquePen to these parts of your image. I masked the dots on one of the candles and the diamond on another. Make sure you allow your MasquePen to dry (it turns clear).
- Using a Paint brush and your bleach – bleach all of image you want to paint in later. Bleach will take a few minute to dry before doing the next step. If cardstock is not bleach out as much as you need try adding a second coat of bleach.
- Now the fun part. Color in your image using Twinkling H20's. To use Twinkling H20's just add water to your brush or paint jar and start color in the lines. The embossing ink help keep your color in the lines.
- After you have colored in your image. Remove MasquePen to revile the black cardstock again. Matt onto Gold cardstock and add to card base. This technique works great on a scrapbook page too.
- If you can find a mini image of the same stamp you used on your card. Stamp smaller image onto your envelop and color with Twinkling H20's to complete your card.
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It completely depends on how much leverage you have. If you perform a service that absolutely, undeniably cannot be replaced by someone else then you have the most leverage possible. I will elaborate on my current situation in that I provide computer services to a company that pays be $12.50 per hour. I can basically do a lot for them in that I can make web servers (Windows, and Linux) as well as graphics design, (x)html coding, the integration of fancy javascripts and a slew of other services; no way in a million years they will find another tech savvy Engineer to work here for this salary. There were two employees previous to me Emil was first, and he wanted 30$ per hour to do a fraction of the work that I am currently doing. I saw a document on the companies computer that detailed what he was going to do for that particular salary; wow. Then came Mike, I've heard that he was not very good and various things; ie. slow ect… I don't know weather he was fired or not, but his salary was definitely comparable to my current salary. Although I doubt that he has a college degree and nearly the functionality that I provide to the company. I am just documenting in my blog how I feel about the services I provide my current employer, considering the salary of receive in return. Its a joke. When I worked as an intern on the Williamsburg Bridge there was a computer tech guy sitting in the office all day long. He did absolutely nothing. He waited for people to have tech problems, which was rare; otherwise he was relaxing all day long. I have no doubt that his salary was relatively tremendous as compared to my current salary. he was probably receiving well over 20$ per hour, and since it was for a Engineering consulting firm he was most definitely receiving health and other benefits. My situation is a joke compared to this, being that I provide services that are on a whole other level. There are people receiving hundred if not thousands of dollars per day for website design, and management; this is what I provide this company. And that's just for design, and management. Graphics design is a whole other level, and they receive thousands for quality time intensive work. What about the catalogs of hundreds of pages that I work on for this company. I finished on catalog that is over 140 pages, and started another that will be more. I am so sick of doing such work for such pay; I do not intend to finish the second catalog.
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Content is King – Website Design Novelty
Even if your website is going to exist in an already occupied market, you should attempt to make it as unique and novel as possible. You should your vision of the project, and every attempt should be made to customize, and tailor the designs and content, to establish originality. Google and all search engines are designed to scour for originality and present it to the surfing public for analysis and then inclusion in search results. SEO is important to consider in addition to content; for Google to properly crawl your content your page should be free of errors according to, at minimum, W3C analysis. Originality begins with your personality, and the best way to create original content is to surf the net. As you come across things of interest ideas may emerge in your mind. These ideas are the roots of a successful blog. Post your ideas, and consider them documentation. A blog is a way of storing the many ideas of your mind that are typically lost to the depths of your imagination.
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It's from not sprinting enough.
Hey guys, new to the primal way of life. I am a college student that thought he was in good shape but haha clearly not that great! I try and live a mostly primal lifestyle...I do have the occassional dessert at the dining hall, but I limit myself a lot.
Anyhow, my real question is I just did my first sprint session today, I did a 10-20m jog before I went all out in all of my sprints, but on my fourth sprint I got this pain in the back of my left knee. Is this from not stretching or warming up enough? I finished that sprint and tried to do a 5th but I couldn't. When I tested it out jogging after, it didn't hurt, just when I went all out on the sprints. Help appreciated =)
It's from not sprinting enough.
You lousy kids! Get off my savannah!
so should I just push through it next time? Or just do as many sprints as I can until either it starts hurting again or i get 6-8?
Definitely do not push through it. If you feel pain (injury type pain, not just the "burn" from exercising) cease the exercise and switch to something else for the remainder of the workout, or just cut it short. Sprinting on a regular basis will help to stop this pain but always make sure you have a dynamic warm up to get your CNS system online. Static stretching before sprinting is not good and will only lead to injury, do more dynamic movements like skips, high knees, etc, to make your your body is prepped for the all-out work. This warm up should be roughly 10 minutes in length.
I try to always jog or bike to where I'm going to sprint to get warmed up. And then from there, I'll run the sprint at about 50 - 60% of my real pace a couple of times. Seems to do the trick.
I grok, therefore I am.
My advice is to sprint on softer surfaces to prevent injuries. Grass, sand, rubberized track, all good. Concrete and asphalt will lead to muscle pulls and strains. Justin's dynamic warm up is the way to go.
I had the same in the beginning, but it got better over time 9actually i had sharp pains in my shins)... like everything, you have to get used to sprinting first, get good form at it etc... so ease into it, the first couple of times don't go overboard, start easy, and you'll get there!
You might want to read up on good sprinting technique too (or look on youtube, many good videos there), good form is very important for preventing injuries!
I sometimes do a light job for a bit then stop and stretch before I start sprinting. The knee pain could be a lot of things... even a tight calf muscle.
sounds like a tendon coming down from your hamstring. you could try a progressive sprint or bounding before you go into the all out sprint. def listen to your body & pain responses. you don't want to injure yourself in the long term.


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I used to frequent wrestlingdaily.net but two things have happened. They've changed their site to be more general sports orientated. The change, included a site software change which also blew away my cookies. So attempt to recover my old account there have proved fruitless. Email attempts to Scott results in the same.
24wrestling isn't a bad site, and it does updates many, many times per day with recent wrestling news.
It was time for a new site anyways.
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i've been going to 24 wrestling for the past few months, and i have also found it to be a great site as HSD said. lots of updates over the course of the day (although it does seem to have a bit of duplicity in the headlines, but thats going to happen on any site pretty much)
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Rihanna and Drake were seen partying at Cirque le Soir nightclub in London on Monday (March 10). Click here to see photos of RiRi arriving and leaving the club and here to see a picture from inside with the rapper.
Speaking of Drake, he covered Rihanna's "Stay" in Belgium. Watch here.


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Due to the new EU VAT rules on digital download starting from 1st January 2015 and total mess about this issue I'm forced to stop selling here after a very nice experience. Only free patterns will be active. I'm very sorry and hope I'll find a way to come back soon
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My name is Sabrina, I am from Italy and I live in a beautiful city called Trieste.
Cinciut is the name of gremlin, nightmare or nightly incubus and it is used in triestino dialect. "Te ga el cinciut?" means "Are you in a bad mood?"
I choose this name for my shop because I like the sound of the word and because it is closely related to my origins.
About two years ago I discovered the art of Amigurumi and I felt in love with it.
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Wallace Merritt, 88, a native of Tangipahoa Parish, long time resident of Baton Rouge and current resident of Kentwood, Wallace Merritt passed away on Monday, December 29, 2008. Retired from the United States Air Force, Wallace was a veteran of World War II and double recipient of the Purple Heart.
Visitation and religious services were held at McKneely Funeral Home in Kentwood. Services were conducted by Rev. Danny Smith of Spring Creek Baptist Church. Interment was in the Mt. Hermon Cemetery.
He is survived by one son, Donald McMillan of Kentwood; four grandsons, Dalton McMillan of Kentwood, Mehmet McMillan of San Francisco, California, Orhan McMillan of Baton Rouge and Dale McMillan of Galvez; two great grandsons, Joshua and Jeremy McMillan; one great granddaughter, Madeline McMillan; one great-great grandson, Brayden McMillan; one sister, Geraldine Sanders of Kentwood and sister-in-law, Nell McLin of Baton Rouge.
He is preceded in death by his wife, Zelma McMillan Merritt, parents Obediah and Jessie Grace Merritt, and sister, Maxine Simmons.
The family wishes to acknowledge the many devoted health care professionals who cared for him since his stroke in June, with a special thank you to Tracy Bergeron.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Joseph Hospice, 19405 Helenberg Rd., Suite 206, Covington, LA 70443 or Spring Creek Baptist Church Building Fund, 72937 Hwy. 1061, Kentwood, LA 70444.


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You get a parking ticket and pay it a little late, so the fine goes up $33. That happens. You send off a money order and assume that must be the end of the transaction. Isn't it? Not for one man whose ordeal with a parking ticket in San Jose, California began in December 2006 and didn't end until this week. [More]
How A $36 Parking Ticket Cost A Driver More Than $800
Team Of 'Robin Hoods' Feeds Parking Meters, Gets Sued
The city of Keene, New Hampshire claims that the problem isn't the "Robin Hood" brigade of people who feed parking meters in the city in order to save drivers from tickets. No, they can fill meters with coins all day long and the city government claims that it won't mind. The problem, claims the city, is that the merry band of meter-feeders are harassing and stressing out all three parking enforcement officers and being nuisances while they save residents from tickets. So the city has sued them. [More]
Car Receives $44,500 Ticket For 1,800 Years Of Illegal Parking
Accurate data entry is important. Need proof? Just ask the woman in Italy who was taken to the hospital for a dizzy spell after receiving a €32,000 ($44,500) parking ticket. How long does a car have to be parked to receive that kind of fine? About 1,800 years. Wait, what?
Parking Ticket Gets Paid, 35 Years Late
If you found a 35-year-old unpaid parking ticket pressed in a book that you bought in a garage sale, what would you do? An 89-year-old Michigan man who found such a ticket decided that it was his civic duty to mail the $1 ticket back with payment to Orlando, Florida, where it was issued in November of 1975.


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Hiking & Trekking map of East Carpathians : Sydovets, Chornohora, Rakhiv'ski Mountains Romania & UkrainaScale: 1: 50 000
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Size: 11.5 x 22
Legend: English, German, Romanian, Ukrainian.
All letterings are in Latin and Cyrillic letters.
Map contains:
1. Trekking / Hiking map of East Carpathians Mountains.
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Home » New Orleans Police Department » Press Releases » 2014 » 20140427 Motorcyclist Killed in Marigny Traffic Accident
(April 27, 2014) New Orleans Police Fatality Section is investigating a fatality that left a 45-year-old male motorcyclist dead. The accident occurred just after 1am at the intersection of Saint Claude and Franklin Avenue.
The cyclist was travelling east on Saint Claude Ave, when for reasons unknown he ran the traffic light and collided with a black Acura who was travelling westbound on Franklin Ave. The cyclist was pronounced dead on the scene. The driver of the Acura was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
No charges have been filed.
Fatality Investigator Richard Blackman is in charge of the investigation.
The New Orleans Police Department, under the leadership of Superintendent Ronal W. Serpas, is engaged in a complete transformation in its approach to ensuring that New Orleans is a safer place to live, work and visit. To learn more about the NOPD and our services, visit http://www.nola.gov/GOVERNMENT/NOPD and visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/New-Orleans-LA/New-Orleans-Police-Department-Official/133853236665761.
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