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Greenbank highway work starts
"Work on a section of Highway 525 south of Greenbank is scheduled to get under way this week. The section spans Classic Road and covers about 1 1/2 miles. It's part of an ongoing highway-widening project being done by the Washington Department of Transportation. Land clearing along the sides of the highway has been going on for some time, but Marlin Lenssen, project engineer for the department, said all the tree removal done so far has been performed by property owners and not by DOT. The first actual department work wasn't due to start until this week.There'll be lots of excavation on the west side of the highway and fill on the east side, Lenssen said about the first phase of construction. We'll be moving dirt across the road for quite a while.That means some delays for motorists, but no road closures, said Lenssen.After the dirt gets moved, telephone company workers will have to come in and relocate buried cables before any construction work can be done on the road itself. The department had hoped to get an earlier start on the project this summer but all DOT projects were put on hold for a while after the passage of Initiative 695 in November. The initiative eliminated the motor vehicle excise tax and about $750 million annually from the state budget.Looking at the amount of work that needs to be done, Lenssen said he doubts much actual road work will be completed before fall weather shuts down construction for the year. More likely, crews won't begin removing asphalt and rebuilding the road until next spring or summer.Once construction begins, plans call for the highway to be widened, flattened and repaved. A right turn lane will be added at Classic Road and transit pullouts will be built on either side of the highway just past the intersection with Classic. Lenssen said the 1 1/2-mile project will be done in three sections, with each section being completed before the next one is started. At the end, a final layer of asphalt will be added over the entire length.One more highway section from the end of the current project north to about Resort Road is also due for widening. It will go to bid in October or November of this year, Lenssen said. Work could start on that section next spring.When that section is finished, Highway 525 will have been widened from north of the Greenbank Farm all the way to Freeland. "
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Four apply for vacancy on F.H. Town Council
Four Friday Harbor residents have applied for a vacancy on the Town Council.
Deadline for applications was Friday; the term ends Dec. 31, 2009.
Candidates are Anna Maria de Freitas, Bob Low, Noel Monin and Dan Zaehring.
De Freitas is a cookbook author and co-owner of Harrison House Suites and Tucker House B&B. She is also a member of the board of directors of the San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau.
Low is a former town fire chief. He is county fire marshal and an elected member of the San Juan Hospital District Commission.
Monin is a San Juan Island Fire Department lieutenant. He is one of five full-time employees at the department and is in charge of the maintenance division.
Zaehring is an accountant and, with his wife Andrea, owns Account/Ability Resources, Inc., which works with small-business owners to make their finances function smoothly to serve their goals and objectives, both in business and personally.
The council position was vacated by Kelley Balcomb-Bartok, who resigned effective June 6 to take a communications position at the City of Renton.
Council members are paid $85 per meeting for up to four meetings per month.
The Town Council is a legislative body. Council members adopt resolutions and ordinances, approve changes in zoning, make policy and approve the budget.
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I am curious how temporary guys could stretch so much to lay a tower on its side, perhaps the guy anchors were very far away? The Trucker's Hitch is great advice, I have used this knot to for securing tower or reels of hardline when transporting them home. John KK9A To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: [TowerTalk] Temporary guys From: email@example.com Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2011 14:33:09 EDT List-post: <firstname.lastname@example.com">mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> Howdy, TowerTalkians -- I just read a portion of the ARRL tower book where the author recounts an episode where the temporary rope guys holding the bottom sections of the tower stretched so much that he found himself laying on the ground with the tower laying on top of him. Similarly, W2GD had the same thing happen to him. In neither case was the climber terribly injured but they were lucky to fall onto soft ground. If you're going to do something like this (the use of temporary guys has its applications) and use rope, the best thing to do is to use a 'trucker's hitch' which gives you a 2:1 mechanical advantage and provides much more tension on the rope to minimize any stretch or failure. In the book, the author says he only uses steel temporary guys now - lesson learned. But using a trucker's hitch will make using rope guys viable and safe. Cheers, Steve K7LXC TOWER TECH _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list email@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
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BLUE, Ariz. August 4, 2011 – The community of Blue, Arizona is small, however the community support and neighborly actions are undeniable. With their land burned from the Wallow fire, the community strives to protect their homes and property from flooding, the newest threat to the area. To help reduce flooding and erosion damages, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is providing $185,646 of financial help to Greenlee County through its Emergency Watershed Protection Program (EWP).
Total project cost is estimated at $247,528. Seventy-five percent of the financial assistance is provided through EWP, and Greenlee County is providing the remaining 25 percent.. NRCS administers the EWP Program, which responds to emergencies created by natural disasters, such as wildfires and floods. Funding for the program is provided through emergency congressional appropriations.
The potential for severe soil erosion and accelerated water runoff exists after a wildfire due to the lack of plant material to stabilize the soil. NRCS and Apache County funded recovery projects earlier in July in the northern Wallow fire area, providing flood protection to the Alpine, Nutrioso, Eagar, Southfork and Greer areas. Greenlee County is now partnering with NRCS to protect the southern Wallow fire area. The total recovery funds provided by NRCS to Apache County and Greenlee County for the Wallow fire are approximately $587,718.
Greenlee County and NRCS staff assessed properties at risk of erosion and flooding damages. Based on the data gathered, Greenlee County selected eight properties in and around the Blue community to receive immediate protection. The county is responsible for completing installations within ten days of the funding being obligated. There are several treatments that will be used. Some of the most common are earthen and rock dikes, sandbags, concrete barriers, straw bales and channel clearing to assist in flood and erosion control.
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thenewno2, "You Are Here" (Hot Records Ltd.). 3.5 stars.
Keith Urban, "Defying Gravity" (Capitol). 3.5 stars.
Diana Krall, "Quiet Nights" (Verve). 3 stars.
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, "Tell 'Em What Your Name Is!" (Lost Highway). 4 stars.
Radiohead, "OK Computer - Collector's Edition" (Capitol/EMI). 4 stars.
Various Artists, "From the Basement" (Eagle Rock Entertainment - DVD). 3.5 stars.
thenewno2, "You Are Here" (Hot Records Ltd.). 3.5 stars.
For every Jakob Dylan, who carved out a successful career of his own with the Wallflowers, there are others who've struggled in the family business, ranging from Sting's quite talented son Joe Sumner and his band Fiction Plane, to John Lennon's son Julian, who had some big hits at the outset of his career only to fade away into musical obscurity.
Thus far, the most musically successfully son of a Beatle has been Zak Starkey, the drummer son of Ringo Starr, who has been pounding his way to widespread acclaim thanks to his work with acts such as The Who and Oasis.
That may change though with the imperfect but impressive full-length debut by thenewno2, a band piloted by the late George Harrison's son Dhani Harrison and his longtime musical partner Oli Hecks.
The pair have been dabbling in design, music and film work for several years, occasionally letting all those projects converge as they have in some of thenewno2's quite delightful music videos, like the one for the gritty rocker "Choose What You're Watching" that became an Internet fave a couple of years ago.
On "You Are Here," things are generally less blistering, with an emphasis on a blend of electronics and rhythms in the Radiohead mode, some subtle melodies amid splashes of psychedelia and echoes of surf rock.
Harrison's voice is a dead ringer for his dad, but he smartly steers clear of too many easy comparisons by taking the band's sound into some territories that even the most musically adventurous Beatle never ventured.
Things hit an early high with "So Vain," which Harrison says is his favorite song to play. It's easy to see why as it's definitely got a hypnotic air to it, a feel that carries over into the swirling, slide-guitar, subterranean groove of "Another John Doe."
While there's a minimalist vibe to a lot of the album, thenewno2 do rock at times, especially on the kick-out-the-jams "Yomp," and in the witch-referencing, harmony-traced "Shelter."
It's in those moments that the band sounds best. Elsewhere, there are some tracks that hint at a wealth of potential but fail to quite reach that perfect place where the melodies match the atmospheric splendor the band is spinning.
Yet during thenewno2's recent live appearances, the addition of three new permanent bandmates indicated that this is a group which is evolving and has a whole lot of room in which to grow. "You Are Here" is a sophisticated first full album. With the full band expected to be on hand when they record the next time around, there's no telling how far Harrison and his mates might be able to build upon this vision.
Keith Urban, "Defying Gravity" (Capitol). 3.5 stars.
Those who've seen Keith Urban play live have witnessed one of the most dynamic performers of his era, a country rock kingpin whose ability to turn arenas into intimate gatherings is nearly unparalleled in any genre.
He's also been through a lot off stage in recent years, notably a substance abuse crisis of major proportions. And if there is an underlying theme to this album it probably is gratitude. Still, "Defying Gravity" is a pretty safe set, rarely getting down to raw emotion, while settling instead for a mix of radio-friendly pop and country. That includes a couple of hit singles in the reserved "Kiss a Girl," and the joyous "Sweet Thing."
Those tracks are fine, but Urban is a lot more interesting when he lets some darkness slips into the set, like during the beautiful ballad "'Til Summer Comes Around," the confessional ballad "Thank you," or when he turns in one of the most melodic songs he's ever recorded in the gorgeous "Standing Right in Front of You."
Keith Urban plays the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. with Sugarland on May 7 and 8.
Diana Krall, "Quiet Nights" (Verve). 3 stars.
Most of the material is familiar, with Krall exploring several classics among the 10 tracks, including the tasty "Where or When," a flat-out erotic "The Boy From Ipanema" and a distinctively phrased rendition of the Hal David/Burt Bacharach masterpiece "Walk on By."
Regrettably, she doesn't maintain the inspiration throughout the entire album, and things get a bit blase during the second half, on selections such as "Este Seu Olhar," and the title track "Quiet Nights," two of the three songs here co-written by bossa nova great Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Along with her traditional bandmates of Anthony Wilson (guitar), John Clayton (bass) and Jeff Hamilton (drums), pianist Krall is accompanied on the album by Paulinho Da Costa on percussion.
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, "Tell 'Em What Your Name Is!" (Lost Highway). 4 stars.
The horns are thumpin' like a sweaty roadhouse and the singer's channeling the spirit of Wilson Pickett, Joe Tex and James Brown.
Roll it all on back to the funk and fury of a garage band crashing into an R&B outfit in the mid 1960s, toss in a dose of relentless passion and you start to get a feel for the new pride of Austin, Texas - Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears.
The party starts on the tremendously-tight "Sugarfoot," and Lewis and his bandmates just shine, shine, and shine, whether showing off their keen sense of dynamics on the fiery "I'm Broke," taking the sound straight to Chicago for "Big Booty Woman" or letting the electric piano do the rockin' on the scorcher "Bobby Booshay."
A stunning debut album, start to finish.
Rarities and Reissues
Radiohead, "OK Computer - Collector's Edition" (Capitol/EMI). 4 stars.
Following a series of recent vinyl reissues, Capitol/EMI continues its rollout of the Radiohead catalog with the latest installment led by a three-disc version of 1997's "OK Computer."
The British band's third studio album, "OK Computer" cemented Radiohead's status as a new generation's successors to Pink Floyd, with echoes of everyone from David Bowie and King Crimson to R.E.M. tossed into the mix.
The original release was powered by the raw thumping of the guitar drenched "Electioneering;" the staggered rhythms and guitar layered grooves of "Airbag;" and the long, eerie lead single "Paranoid Android," which led into the delightful tale of interstellar travelers, "Subterranean Homesick Alien."
Disc 2 is filled with material culled from EPs and live recordings like the hypnotic "How I Made My Millions," the guitar bash of "Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)," and alternate takes of "Climbing Up The Walls."
If that's not enough, the third disc is a DVD featuring three promo videos and a 1997 TV performance from England's "Later With Jools Holland."
DVD Spotlight
Various Artists, "From the Basement" (Eagle Rock Entertainment). 3.5 stars.
There's a deliberate clinical feel to this DVD, which features numerous critically beloved artists filmed in a sparse setting, without any screaming throngs cheering them. Most of the acts just plug in, mutter a few words here and there and play their music. For the viewer, it offers the feeling of being a voyeur during a rehearsal.
Culled from the new series on the Independent Film Channel, "From the Basement" has some great moments. Radiohead kick things off with two songs from "In Rainbows," and The White Stripes turn up the heat on "Blue Orchid/Party of Special Things to Do," and "Red Rain."
Beck, Jarvis Cocker, Damien Rice and Sonic Youth are among the others seen here. And though there are some strained offerings, like PJ Harvey's "The Devil," there are also several performances worth savoring, such as the stark beauty of two Eels' tracks and The Shins' fluid pop titles "Turn On Me," and "Phantom Limb."
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Former CNC Programmer/Mfg. Engineer who worked 32 years in many aspects of the manufacturing industry. I have manufactured products for most industries with the exception of avionics and new car manufacture. An unusual interest in the post WW-II manufacturing revolution turned into an invaluable tool when resource planning software was introduced in the late 80's. Working much like a corporate anthropologist I spent most of the nineties integrating manual systems into an automated environment.
BME Technologies was created in 1999 as an umbrella company to develop and research a number of my varied interests. We have been developing business models on the road to four subsidiary project companies which brought about research toward 15 possible patents.
BlanckwellsTM is a manufacturing business model relating to products used in the chemical industry. By manufacturing a tried and true product line to 80% completion allows customers to apply lean manufacturing techniques. Manufacturing process includes a number of patentable pieces of equipment designed in house. Many of the manufactured items are also protected by trademark.
God Sent Biofuels and Energy is a model built upon recycling damaged trees and other wood products left by hurricanes/tornados into firewood and wood pellets for consumer use along with supplying biomass and fuel for the cogeneration of electricity and cellulosic ethanol. Beyond the fundamental products; opportunities exists to develop a number of new products, processes and technologies.
Drool Rides incorporates my love for cars and auto racing to develop aftermarket products for the automotive industry. Most of which are also trademarked. This serves also as an early proving ground for the Rapid Flex project.
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I have many friends who are Democrats and have no idea that the Democratic Party they and their mothers and fathers believed in is no longer the party of Woodrow Wilson and John F. Kennedy.
The party has been successfully taken over by the Democratic Socialists of America. From this point on let me refer to them as Democoms.
I know the local head of the Old Democrat Party would not condone what is happening to the unions in this country, which were taken over in 1995 by John Sweeney, a devout Communist (You can call him a Socialist if you wish.)
Why would America's unions want illegal immigration reform?
Well, 14 million illegal immigrants must find a job at any cost to qualify for citizenship. Illegal immigration amnesty isn't good for unions, but it is good for the movement.
Why would unions promote Obamacare?
Obamacare will destroy union health care plans, the primary reasons most individuals join a union.
Why are churches not standing up to our loss of religious freedom?
During the first revolution, ministers with a long gun in one hand and a Bible in the other stood for religious freedom and morality in their communities. The Democoms have successfully used the 501(c) tax exemption status to silence the churches, and put money before God.
Why would any gun owner be a Democom?
The Second Amendment is not to protect your hunting rights; it is to protect us from the government. If you don't think it can happen, think again. What happened in Turkey in 1911, Soviet Union in 1922, Germany in 1938, China in 1957, Uganda in 1970 and Cambodia in 1975 when more than 2.3 million were killed by the government that told villagers they no longer needed weapons, they were there to protect them. How many times have you said in the last few years, "I didn't think it would happen in our America"
Why would any minority American be a Democom?
During the second revolution (the Civil War) true Americans fought for the freedom for all of Americans. Now, the Democoms in both parties have taken a strong, family and faith-oriented group and are doing their best to destroy them.
Why would any parent be a Democom?
The Democoms with the help of the federal Department of Education, or should we say the department of propaganda, have successfully removed the history of a great country, patriotism, morality and common sense and are replacing those with Common Core, to complete the socialist agenda.
Why would any veteran be a Democom?
The Democoms in both parties are weakening our military with their liberal agendas, replacing strong generals with weaker, more liberal generals. Why are they destroying our nuclear arsenal as the Shanghai Alliance grows, with six member states including China and Russia and five observer states including Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan? And, last but not least, they are removing God, and those of us who have been there know how important God was.
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The staff is available to answer questions and offer advice as you begin thinking about your spring planting. As it starts to get warmer, it's also a good time to assess and care for winter-damaged shrubs.
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Continuing our look at NBA free agency and the Trail Blazers, we turn today to former Blazers big man and unrestricted free agent Channing Frye.
The Blazers, who have the midlevel (as much as $5.3 million for up to four years) and biannual ($2.1 million for up to two years) exceptions, will look to fill two available roster spots as general manager Neil Olshey takes an aggressive and opportunistic approach into continuing to bolster Portland's roster.
With the departure of reserve guards Mo Williams (player option) and Earl Watson, the Blazers are in dire need of a backup to starting point guard Damian Lillard, as well as a shooting big man. With that, we'll take a look at some of the available free agents on Portland's radar.
Frye, who played in Portland from 2007-2009, told The Oregonian's Joe Freeman he would be open to a return to Rip City.
"Of course coming back would be an option," Frye told Freeman. "I love the city, the fans, and the players they have are top notch."
The 31-year-old has averaged 11.4 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists, while shooting 38.9 percent from three-point range during four seasons with the Phoenix Suns. He missed the entire 2012-13 season due to an enlarged heart. He started all 82 games last season, averaging 11.1 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.
Frye opted out of the final year of his contract worth $6.8 million with the Suns, who are pushing to re-sign the Arizona native. He is also drawing interest from the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers, according to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.
The first day free agents can sign with a team is Thursday, July 10, but verbal agreements can be reached before then.
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– ESPN.com's Kevin Pelton (Insider) ranks Frye 30th among free agents, based on player performance: No big man available in free agency shoots better from deep than Frye, who made 160 3-pointers at a 37 percent clip while returning from a heart infection that sidelined him all of 2012-13. That shooting ability gives Frye strong defensive gravity -- he draws defenders, opening things up for his teammates, which is why RPM rated him behind only Nowitzki among the best offensive big men. At the midlevel, Frye would be a bargain addition for a contender.
– SI.com's Rob Mahoney ranks Frye No. 7 among available big men: Frye's value isn't just in his three-point range but also in his ability to launch quickly and without hesitation, before defenses can rotate to him. He's a great pick-and-pop player for just that reason. Playing out of that sequence with guards Goran Dragic and Eric Bledsoe last season, Frye sank 46.1 percent of his three-point pops, according to Synergy Sports. Provided that a team has the playmakers to set up Frye and the rebounding and collective defense to account for his weaknesses in those areas, his shooting alone makes him worth the investment.
– Tom Ziller of SBNation.com ranks Frye 22nd: If he is on the market, Frye is a classic stretch-four with a history of making his team better. More than half of his shots last season were threes, and for his career he hits them at a 38-percent rate. He's not a prolific scorer (under 15 points per 36 minutes traditionally) and he's an atrocious rebounder. But Phoenix's overall numbers are much better when he's on the floor. He'll be popular among teams looking for shooting.
– Matt Moore of CBSSports.com ranks Frye 13th among available bigs, slotting him under the heading "depth charges": Fry is 31 years old, but he's also a deadly shooter. As far as stretch fours go, they don't get much more pure than Fry who shot in the 90th percentile in the pick and pop last season, nailing 46 percent of all no-dribble jumpers off the pick according to synergy. He can hit from all over the floor, has a few post moves, and is a willing, if limited defender. Terrific value for a contender who could likely have him for the Mid-Level or less.
You decide: Would you welcome back the 31-year-old Frye? How would he fit with the Blazers' current roster and in Stotts' system? Cast your vote.
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In honor of Earth Day, Westfield Mayor Skibitsky, the Town Council and the Green Team have teamed up to plan for the third annual "Westfield Earth Day" clean-up event at select locations around town on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to noon, with a rain date of Sunday, April 27.
Volunteers who are willing to give a little time to celebrate Earth Day in this way are asked to bring a pair of gloves (and a rake, if possible) to one of the following locations where a member of the Town Council or Green Team will coordinate clean-up activities: Brightwood Park; Gumbert Park (next to the basketball courts along North Avenue); Grove Street at Grandview Avenue; Memorial Park; Tamaques Park (in the picnic area) and Mindowaskin Park (in partnership with the Friends of Mindowaskin Park)
Boy and Girl Scout troops in need of fulfilling community service requirements are welcome. (Keep in mind that all minors do need to be supervised by a parent or adult guardian.)
Register by sending name and location of area planning to clean, via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com so the number of volunteers anticipated can be determined. Drop-ins are welcome.


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