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They sound like good kids. Makes a parent cringe to read this.
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Police seek suspects in Virginia Tech students' deaths - Roanoke.com.Police seek suspects in Virginia Tech students' deaths
The bodies of two sophomores with bullet wounds were found in a campground area of the Jefferson National Forest.
By Shawna Morrison
The bodies of two young Virginia Tech students from central Virginia were found Thursday in a remote area of Montgomery County, and authorities are considering their deaths to be a double homicide.
The victims are David Lee Metzler, 19, of Lynchburg and Heidi Lynn Childs, 18, of Forest, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.
In the Virginia Tech student directory, Metzler's major is listed as industrial and systems engineering. Childs is listed as a biochemistry major. Both were sophomores.
Sheriff Tommy Whitt said both victims appeared to have been shot where they had parked in a day-use area of Caldwell Fields. The area is a large group campground in the Jefferson National Forest more than eight miles down Craig Creek Road, where a shooting range and Camp Tuk-A-Way are located, off U.S. 460.
Caldwell Fields is a popular weekend hangout spot for Tech students, authorities said.
"We are going to step up our patrols in that area even though we think it was a random act of brutal violence," Whitt said.
He said investigators, who spent all day Thursday combing the site for evidence, had identified and were trying to locate persons of interest who had been seen in the area. He offered no details.
The bodies were discovered about 8 a.m. by a man walking his dog. Metzler's body was inside a car; Childs' was outside, Whitt said.
He did not say how many times or where on their bodies they appeared to have been shot. No weapons were found, he said.
According to a search warrant affidavit filed Thursday in Montgomery County Circuit Court, deputies were searching the car for "firearms, weapons, shell or bullet casings, fingerprints, DNA and the identification of the people involved." A list of any items seized had not yet been filed with the court.
According to the affidavit, Metzler was found inside a 1992 Toyota registered to him.
Whitt said investigators believe the pair had gone to the day-use area together and were killed between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
"We feel like possibly an intruder came in and subsequently both of the persons are now deceased," he said. He called the killings brutal and ugly.
After the victims' families had been notified and their names released, Tech President Charles Steger sent an e-mail to the university community, including students, faculty and staff.
"Once again," he wrote, "this community is visited by senseless violence and tragedy upon aspiring young minds from our campus."
Many in the Tech community are still reeling from the beheading of a student in a campus cafe in January and the killings of 32 students and faculty on campus on April 16, 2007, by another student.
Steger said Tech extends its deepest sympathies to the families and will assist in any way possible. He said he was not aware of any memorials or a memorial service but would post information approved by the victims' families on Tech's Web site.
Childs was the daughter of a Virginia State Police trooper, according to a statement the agency released from its Richmond headquarters.
"Tonight, the Virginia State Police grieves with Sgt. Donald Childs and his family during this deeply difficult and painful time," Col. Steven Flaherty said in the statement. "I extend my most heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies to his loved ones, along with all members of his state police family."
The Childs family will not be commenting about the deaths, according to the statement.
The family lives on a shaded cul-de-sac in Forest, where people arrived all evening, bringing food and drink.
"If you had to type anything, it would be this: Heidi was a godly young lady who any father would be proud to call his daughter," said the Rev. Kent Gregory, the student ministries pastor at Heritage Baptist Church, where her family attended.
News of the deaths spread quickly through the Craig Creek community and prompted some residents to say they would keep their doors locked.
"Until they find out who did it, it worries me," Angie Sult said.
Teddy Mullins, a law enforcement officer with the U.S. Forest Service, said a permit is required for overnight use of the campground. He said he gets about 60 camping requests per weekend night from students.
Staff writer Rex Bowman contributed to this report
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I'm just one root in a grassroots organization. No one should assume that I speak for the VCDL.
I am neither an attorney-at-law nor I do play one on television or on the internet. No one should assumes my opinion is legal advice.
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They sound like good kids. Makes a parent cringe to read this.
truly horrific,i hope the scum that did this are soon captured.
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SAD. But the say we don't need guns for protection in a national park?!?
The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing..... Albert Einstein
Legally neither one was old enough to CC,I hope they catch the BG,then again who is to say it wasn't a jealous rage from somebody that may have liked the girl
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I have to shake my head at this part too. People are so nieve or increadibly lazy that they don't lock their doors anyway.News of the deaths spread quickly through the Craig Creek community and prompted some residents to say they would keep their doors locked.
"Until they find out who did it, it worries me," Angie Sult said.
"Run for your life from the man who tells you that money is evil. That sentence is the leper's bell of an approaching looter. So long as men live together on earth and need means to deal with one another-their only substitute, if they abandon money, is the muzzle of a gun."
Who is John Galt?
Hey , how are all those gun laws working for ya'?
They're working out just fine for the BG's...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Several years ago a couple of traveling students were on their way to UC Berkley when they stopped on at freeway rest stop a few miles from here. They were robbed and shot execution style with a shotgun. They eventually caught the guys when one was picked up for an unrelated charge. He confessed to the killing, provided he could go free on another charge. Well, that didn't quite work out for him, as they both were found guilty. People parked in cars in remote areas are high-visibility sitting ducks!
Monsters are real and so are ghosts. They live inside of us, and sometimes they win.
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When my daughter bought their house, the seller didn't have a lock (it had never had one) on the kitchen door and couldn't find the keys for the other door locks.
OTOH, I had all my outside doors re-keyed when I bought.
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I am neither an attorney-at-law nor I do play one on television or on the internet. No one should assumes my opinion is legal advice.
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thats why its so important to teach and raise our children with the right mind set.... Educate them young and teach them the way of the world. Its not always pretty, but its reality.
Few clues, many tears in deaths of Virginia Tech students - Roanoke.comStudents' deaths: Neighbors did not hear shots - Roanoke.comFew clues, many tears in deaths of Virginia Tech students
Those who knew Heidi Childs and David Metzler, shot to death in a national forest this week, say they led exemplary lives.
By Rex Bowman | The Roanoke Times
By all accounts, the two Virginia Tech students were great people: He was hardworking and fun-loving. She was bubbly and outgoing. He was a "sweetheart." She was a "shining star." And, as everyone who knew them could see, the two deeply religious, sun-kissed sophomores were in love.
"They were the cream of the crop," sighed the Rev. Gerald Kroll of Heritage Baptist Church in Lynchburg, summing up the short, happy lives of David Metzler and Heidi Childs.
Metzler, 19, of Lynchburg and Childs, 18, of Forest were found shot to death Thursday morning in the remote Caldwell Fields area of the Jefferson National Forest in Montgomery County. Metzler was found dead in his 17-year-old Toyota. The body of Childs, his girlfriend of four years, was found outside the car. Montgomery County Sheriff Tommy Whitt said of the crime scene: "It's brutal. It's ugly."
Brutal and ugly. The words are the antithesis of the lives the two teenagers led, according to friends who struggled to come to grips with the reality that two of the sweetest people they ever knew were gone so abruptly.
At Tech on Friday, about 100 people attended an impromptu, student-led memorial service for the two on the Drillfield. The 45-minute gathering included prayers and singing, including the hymn, "It Is Well with My Soul."
Jeff Highfield, director of Campus Crusade for Christ at Tech, which Metzler and Childs joined when they enrolled at the school, said those who knew the couple are heartbroken.
"They were great people, wonderful students, they loved life and had great friendships, and most of all they loved the Lord," Highfield said. "David was just starting to be a Bible study leader for freshmen men to help them transition to campus life. He really had a heart for other guys in that respect."
"Heidi was incredible," said longtime friend Nicole Settje, who set up a prayer group for the families on Facebook. "She had a smile that would brighten a room when she walked in. My first memory of her is, when we attended the Word of Life camp in Florida in the summer when she was in the eighth grade, she brought a baby snake on a charter bus. The snake was on the bus for 16 hours, and when we found out, there was panic on the bus. But she didn't mind, she wanted to protect that baby snake."
Metzler, meanwhile, worked for Settje's father's plumbing company during the summers, Settje said, and Metzler took the good-natured joshing of the older plumbers gracefully. "He had a very fun relationship with everyone. He would work with this bunch of middle-aged plumbers, and one guy named Steve would pick on him, and David would call him Stevie-poo."
When he wasn't spending summers working on pipes, Metzler, along with Childs, worked at Lynchburg's Mountain Frost Creamery, driving the ice cream truck through the hilly neighborhoods.
Sarah Baker, who now lives in Tennessee but was in the youth group with the two at Heritage Baptist Church, said she knew them from their days together in church band -- both Metzler and Childs played guitar -- and both were great to be around.
"She was wonderful, one of those innocent, shining stars that give you hope for the next generation," Baker said. "She was very sparkly. And friendly." If another girl was too shy to get onstage to play, Baker said, Childs would take the stage to offer encouragement. If there were too many guitars for the amp system, Childs would be the one to unplug and let others play.
"And David was very honest and helpful," Baker said. "He was following in his father's footsteps as a man of integrity."
Childs was the daughter of a Virginia State Police trooper. Metzler's father is a doctor. While Childs was home schooled, Metzler attended Brookville High School. Their family lives intersected at worship services at Heritage Baptist, where parishioners have been praying for the families.
"Everybody's pretty emotional right now, because it tears us up," Kroll said. "They were both godly young people."
On Friday night at the church, about 80 friends and family members talked informally about Metzler and Childs in the same room where the two played the guitar and sang many times.
Will Honeycutt, who taught a young adult Bible study class that the two attended this summer, said the whole church community was grieving.
"We are a family, and when one member suffers, we all suffer," he said. "It wasn't only a loss for their parents, it was a loss for all of us."
In an e-mail, Susan and Larry Lewis, who know both families, said "both families, each and every member, are very down to earth, awesome, caring, un-selfish, giving, nice people, and strong Christians."
Kroll said Metzler and Childs both threw themselves into the Disciples in Action program, which involves memorizing Scripture, serving in nursing homes and helping senior citizens in the church.
Barbara Tinsley, who lives across the street from the Metzler family, recalled Metzler as an easygoing fellow who once laid mulch for her. "He was a nice young man from a fine Christian family," she said. "He was always polite and friendly."
Settje said Metzler and Childs were always together, and no one seemed able to imagine them apart. "She was very bubbly, very vivacious and full of life," Settje said. "And he was an all-around nice guy. He was just a sweetheart who loved everyone and would let you know he loved you.
"And we didn't think of them as separate."
Staff writers Sharla Bardin and Jorge Valencia contributed to this story.Neighbors shaken after meadow becomes killing field - Roanoke.comStudents' deaths: Neighbors did not hear shots
By Shawna Morrison
Investigators continued for a second day on Friday to try to find any evidence or bit of information that might lead them to whoever was responsible for the deaths of two young Virginia Tech students.
The bodies of David Lee Metzler, 19, of Lynchburg and Heidi Lynn Childs, 18, of Forest were found by a passer-by about 8 a.m. Thursday in a day-use area in Caldwell Fields, a group campground in the Jefferson National Forest in Montgomery County.
Both appeared to have been shot, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office has said. Their bodies were taken to the medical examiner's office in Roanoke for autopsies, but reports hadn't been completed by Friday afternoon, the sheriff's office said.
Officials have not said how many times or where on their bodies they were shot, or what type of gun may have been used. No one reported hearing gunshots between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, when investigators believe they were killed.
Deputies asked some neighbors near the Craig Creek Road site Friday about an older-model Chevrolet Caprice or Ford Crown Victoria that had recently been seen driving through the area.
Neighbor Jeff Caldwell said he had seen the car go back and forth along the rural road for the past two months or so.
"That is one of many we're trying to make contact with," Lt. Brian Wright with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office said. "We're trying to reach out to folks who may have been in the area."
Wright said investigators were also trying to find anyone who may have had contact with Metzler and Childs.
No suspects or a suspect vehicle have been identified, he said.
"Right now we just don't have anything solid enough to put out there," he said. He urged anyone with any information to call police.
"It's always possible that someone may have seen something that may be helpful even if they don't know it may be helpful," he said. "There's going to be folks working around the clock just trying to follow any leads or anything."
Little new information about the deaths was released Friday, and a list of items seized during a search of Metzler's car had not been filed.
Addison Field, the site of the killings, was cordoned off all day Thursday by investigators. They finally left in the early morning hours on Friday.
By the afternoon, neighbors had tied a bouquet of chrysanthemums and alstroemeria lilies to a post on the short wooden fence at the back of the lot, just a few feet from a pile of shattered vehicle glass and a patch of bloodstained grass.
Several deputies patrolled Craig Creek Road, partly to give residents some peace of mind, Wright said. A few residents, scared by the killings, asked deputies to search their homes before they would go inside.
Though investigators wrapped up their on-scene investigation Friday morning, others were still combing the area in the late afternoon.
An inmate work crew from the Montgomery County Jail picked up trash along Craig Creek Road for most of the day, checking for anything of interest. A class of 13 students from the New River Valley Criminal Justice Training Academy performed a grid search of the thick fields of tall mustard weed surrounding the lot.
"Just a fresh-eyes sweep on any evidence that may have been left behind," Sgt. D.R. Link said.
Caldwell Fields, a popular weekend camping site for Tech students, will remain open, an official with the U.S. Forest Service said.
Groups that reserve the two fields used for camping will be notified of the killings, said Cindy Schiffer, a district ranger for the Eastern Divide. It will be up to them whether they want to camp there.
One of the two fields remains reserved for this weekend, she said.
She said there is no apparent reason to believe people using the site would be in any danger.
Columnist Dan Casey contributed to this report.Neighbors shaken after meadow becomes killing field
By Dan Casey
Cathy Taylor and her husband, Steve McMahan, live on Craig Creek Road in northern Montgomery County.
Their place is about 5 miles west of Caldwell Fields camping and recreation area, a broad and wildflower-filled series of meadows wedged between the tall, bumpy ridges of Brush and Sinking Creek mountains in the Jefferson National Forest.
Friday about noon, the somber couple drove out to Caldwell Fields, one of their favorite places, about 15 miles from the Virginia Tech campus.
As rain sprinkled, they tied a small bouquet of flowers to a weathered fence that edges the Addison Caldwell parking area and sat in their car and reflected.
The flowers were a lone memorial to David Lee Metzler and Heidi Lynn Childs, the Virginia Tech sophomores found gruesomely shot to death in a gravel lot Thursday morning.
Both Taylor and McMahan have a hard time reconciling the savagery of those killings with the quiet solitude of the setting.
"It's such a peaceful, serene place," said Taylor, who often runs past the mountain-flanked meadows. "It's almost a spiritual place. I'm very sad."
"It's strange," added McMahan. "They create a place like this that's so serene, and then something like this happens. It's perverse."
Sad and strange were common up and down Craig Creek Road's 20 curvy and rolling miles Friday.
Others were shock, fear, and nagging concerns that larger-town violent crime had finally visited the grassy pastures and thickly forested glades of their rural neighborhood.
"I didn't sleep at all last night," said Myra Webb, who for the past decade has lived with her husband, Steve, in a modest one-story rancher about a mile west of the camping and picnicking area. Theirs is the closest house to Caldwell Fields.
"Of all the times we have watched the news, and there was extreme violence in other neighborhoods, but when it happens in your front yard then you understand why people become nervous and apprehensive," Webb said.
Webb said she and her husband heard nothing suspicious Wednesday night or early Thursday, the time frame in which investigators presume Metzler and Childs were killed in a way the Montgomery County sheriff has labeled "brutal" and "ugly."
But even if she had heard shots, that wouldn't be unusual.
"There's a lot of shooting around, even when there's no hunting season," she said. People frequently come out to the national forest for target practice.
Normally Craig Creek Road is quiet. But on nice weekends when classes are in session at Virginia Tech, it's a conduit for hundreds of students who stream to Caldwell Fields to camp, party or play in nature.
"There are hundreds of them when they come, but they never have been any trouble, except for speeding on the road," Webb said.
Two deputies I found at the crime scene Friday morning said violence was almost unheard of in the area.
"It's typically just drinking violations," said Montgomery Sheriff's Cpl. Jason Milburn. "Drinking in public, that sort of thing."
Jason Hutchinson, 31, has lived with his family for all his life just about 2 miles east of Caldwell Fields, just over the Craig County line.
"I know it's pretty sad," he said of the killings. "It don't make you feel too good when you think about it that close to your front door."
About 3 miles west of the recreation area, Saford and Linda Hughes live in a small cabin on the north side of the road, with a wood stove for heat and an outdoor privy. They've been married for 47 years and reared a son and daughter there.
Saford Hughes, 66, was born and raised along the road.
"We just don't have [violent crime] down here," Linda Hughes said. "It's a good place to live, and raise a family, and learn the values of life."
But Thursday morning's events had clearly unnerved them. Much remains unclear about the killings, including who did them and why.
"Probably not knowing why it was done makes it more scary," Hughes said.
"It just give you a sick feeling in your stomach," added Saford Hughes.
Their thoughts on Friday were with the families of the two slain students.
"Their people have got to be going through an unbelievable time, the parents," Saford Hughes said.
"Ain't nothing we can do to help but feel sorry for the families," Linda Hughes added. "You got to think, 'Oh my, but what they're going through today.' "
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They let inmates look for clues?
Bet that didn't work out too well.
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I also like the idea of the pipe/filter being low, sucking up puddles of water.
I like that picture of the CAI, especially as it is on a turbo car, hence being on the wrong side........
I also like the idea of the pipe/filter being low, sucking up puddles of water.
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You are right though, I'll just have to wait and see how truely low it is
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Question #2: I want to have the floor insulated. The previous job, which needs to be redone, essentially involved fiberglass insulation installed from below, and then thin ply attached under the deck to create kind of a box for a floor with insulation sandwiched in between the plywood and the decking. Is this my best option?
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Mrs. Drusilla Ray, President
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Milbridge, ME 04658
Dear Mrs. Ray
We inspected your seafood processing facility, located at Cherry Point Lane on September 21 to October 17, 2012. We found that you have serious violations of the seafood Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) regulation, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 123, and the Current Good Manufacturing Practice regulation for foods, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 110 (21 CFR 123 & 110). In accordance with 21 CFR 123.6(g), failure of a processor of fish or fishery products to have and implement a HACCP plan that complies with this section or otherwise operate in accordance with the requirements of Part 123, renders the fish or fishery products adulterated within the meaning of Section 402(a)(4) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), 21 U.S.C. § 342(a)(4). Accordingly, your fish and fishery products are adulterated, in that they have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby it may have been rendered injurious to health. You may find the Act, the seafood HACCP regulation and the Fish and Fisheries Products Hazards & Controls Guidance through links in FDA's home page at www.fda.gov.
Specific violations observed during the inspection include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. You must conduct or have conducted for you a hazard analysis for each kind of fish and fishery product that you produce to determine whether there are food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur and you must have and implement a written HACCP plan to control any food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur, to comply with 21 CFR 123.6(a) and (b). However, your firm does not have a HACCP plan for each fish or fishery product with identified hazards including, but not limited to:
Cooked whole whelk and cooked whelk meat to control the food safety hazards including the process-related hazards of pathogenic survival and growth due to time/temperature abuse.
2. You must conduct a hazard analysis to determine whether there are food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur and have a HACCP plan that, at a minimum, lists the critical control points, to comply with 21 CFR 123.6 (a) and (c) (2). A critical control point is defined in 21 CFR 123.3(b) as a "point, step, or procedure in a food process at which control can be applied and a food safety hazard can as a result be prevented, eliminated, or reduced to acceptable levels." However, your firm's HACCP plan for frozen raw vacuum packaged sea cucumber meat does not list the critical control point(s) of finished product labeling for controlling the food safety hazard(s) of C. botulinum toxin formation.
3. You must have a HACCP plan that at a minimum, lists the critical limits that must be met, to comply with 21 CFR 123.6 (c)(3). A critical limit is defined in 21 CFR 123.3(c) as "the maximum or minimum value to which a physical, biological, or chemical parameter must be controlled at a critical control point to prevent, eliminate, or reduce to an acceptable level the occurrence of the identified food safety hazard." Specifically,
a. Your firm's HACCP plan for shelf stable dried sea cucumber skins lists a cooking critical limit of "(b)(4)°F" at the (b)(4) critical control point, which is not adequate to control pathogenic bacterial survival. Your critical limit lacks an established time for the temperature that has been evaluated and is supported by a scientific study.
b. Your firm's HACCP plan for shelf stable dried sea cucumber skins does not list a critical limit (s) at the (b)(4) critical control point to control pathogenic bacteria survival through cooking. A critical limit which has been evaluated and supported by a scientific study must be established and implemented.
4. Because you chose to include a corrective action plan in your HACCP plan, your described corrective actions must be appropriate, to comply with 21 CFR 123.7(b). However, your corrective action plans for shelf stable dried sea cucumber skins and for frozen raw vacuum packaged sea cucumber meat at all the listed critical control points to control hazards including pathogenic bacteria growth and pathogenic bacteria survival through cooking are not appropriate since your corrective actions do not include the corrective action to be taken with the products.
5. You must monitor sanitation conditions and practices during processing with sufficient frequency to ensure compliance with current good manufacturing practice requirements in 21 CFR Part 110, to comply with 21 CFR 123.11(b). However, your firm does not monitor the safety of water; conditions and cleanliness of food contact surfaces; prevention of cross contamination; maintenance of hand-washing, hand-sanitizing and toilet facilities; protection from adulterants; and exclusion of pests as evidenced by;
a) Hoses used for rinsing cooked whelk meat have no backflow prevention.
b) Hoses used for cleaning tables, walls, & floors have no backflow prevention.
c) Hoses supplying water for your main processing area have no effective backflow prevention.
d) Your well along Wyman Road, which supplies water to your facility, had no cover over the well head, leaving the well open.
e) The picking table in the middle of your picking room contains rusted bolt heads & the outer coating has deteriorated in places, leaving the inner fiberglass exposed. This equipment cannot be adequately cleaned or sanitized.
f) The inside of your cooking and cooling tanks have rough welds and the inside of your aluminum picking tables have rough welds. This equipment cannot be adequately cleaned or sanitized.
g) Employees observed in the picking room during the processing of cooked whelk were found to be handling cooked whelk without gloves and with exposed rings.
h) Your black plastic totes used to hold in-process cooked whelk & whelk meat were only being rinsed with water and this is being done on the floor. No washing and sanitizing is being done.
i) In the cooking room, an employee was observed to level off cooked whelk that was being shoveled into black plastic totes with his bare hands. The employee was previously observed touching areas of totes that had been in contact with the floor and had not washed or sanitized.
j) The soap dispensers above the hand washing sinks in your main processing area do not contain soap.
k) Cleanup procedures, including using water with a spray nozzle to clean floors, were occurring in the meat room while cooked whelk was still in uncovered bins prior to being packaged.
l) The arms of the forklift used to lift baskets to the cooker, cooler, and draining screen sat directly on the wet floor when not in use. When the baskets are being lifted into the cooker, cooling bath, and then dumped onto the screen, the arms of the forklift are directly over cooked and uncooked whelk.
m) We observed flaking paint on pipes above and directly behind the uncovered whelk cooking & cooling tanks.
n) We observed numerous flies inside the main processing room.
o) There were visible gaps in the wall of the main processing area where a hose & large pipe exit the building. These gaps were large enough to allow pests to enter the processing facility.
p) We observed pallets, tubs/totes, wood, and other debris stored up against the sides and back walls of the processing facility. These areas can act as harborage areas for rodents and other pests.
q) The bay door leading to the main processing area was observed to be open throughout processing, leaving strip curtains to act as a barrier to pests entering the building. There were large visible gaps between the strips.
We may take further action if you do not promptly correct these violations. For instance, we may take further action to seize your product(s) and/or enjoin your firm from operating.
You should respond in writing within fifteen (15) working days from your receipt of this letter. Your response should outline the specific things you are doing to correct these violations. You should include in your response documentation such as HACCP and verification records, or other useful information that would assist us in evaluating your corrections. If you cannot complete all corrections before you respond, you should explain the reason for your delay and state when you will correct any remaining violations.
This letter may not list all the violations at your facility. You are responsible for ensuring that your processing plant operates in compliance with the Act, the seafood HACCP regulation (21 CFR Part 123) and the Current Good Manufacturing Practice regulation (21 CFR Part 110). You also have a responsibility to use procedures to prevent further violations of the Act and all applicable regulations.
Section 743 of the Act (21 U.S.C. 379j-31) authorizes FDA to assess and collect fees to cover FDA's costs for certain activities, including re-inspection-related costs. A re-inspection is one or more inspections conducted subsequent to an inspection that identified noncompliance materially related to a food safety requirement of the Act, specifically to determine whether compliance has been achieved. Re-inspection-related costs means all expenses, including administrative expenses, incurred in connection with FDA's arranging, conducting, and evaluating the results of the re-inspection and assessing and collecting the re-inspection fees (21 U.S.C. 379j-31(a)(2)(B)). For a domestic facility, FDA will assess and collect fees for re-inspection-related costs from the responsible party for the domestic facility. The inspection noted in this letter identified noncompliance materially related to a food safety requirement of the Act. Accordingly, FDA may assess fees to cover any re-inspection-related costs.
Please send your reply to the Food and Drug Administration, Attention: Scott M. Loughan, Compliance Officer, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, One Montvale Ave., Stoneham, MA 02180. If you have questions regarding any issues in this letter, please contact Mr. Loughan at 802-868-4725 x 109.
Mutahar S. Shamsi
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- Defo do the great wall tour at Mutianyu section its amazing and wasn't too touristy
- Cost of street food meals would be around �1-�2 for a stir fry or rice dish each & in restaurants you could get a meal and a beer for around �3-4 each depending on what you ordered
- Large bottles of local beer were �1 and a packet of 20 cigs of the local brand ranged from 19p in some areas to 50p
And finally one other thing I have battled with ... You hate everything you bring with you on a RTW trip. No matter how useful it is, it�s heavy !!!!! I spend half my time trying to look for things to offload - we have 50L packs and they are more than enough to carry when full !
I hijacked this idea from another blog - thought it might be worth a wee laugh - here is our awards for China !
Best Hostel: Monkey Jane's, Yangshou cause it was party central with good staff
Worst Hostel: Leo Hostel Beijing the service, damp rooms & mice sucked
Worst toilet: :
Marc: Zhangjiajie bus station - mouldy shit up walls, flies, no lights, no door handle and it stunk
Amanda: Definately the trough type no door sqats at bus stations
Closest Near-Death Experience:
Marc: Falling off his bike on the city walls in Xi'an
Amanda: My old flip flops were death traps around water (Marc promptly bought me a new pair)
Worst Sickness:
Amanda: Diarrhea in Yangshou (only squats available which I had so far avoided for this)
Marc: Throwing up noodles whilst steaming drunk at Monkey Janes
Most Hilarious Fashion On Locals: The slogan T-shirts they wore with bad translations
Most Hilarious Fashion on Travellers: A chinese tourist with a mexican hat in Tiannamen Square ??
Drunkest Moment:
Marc: Yangshou - drinking games and falling over !!
Amanda: CC Club in Chengdu I was reeking after all that whisky
Earliest Wakeup: 6am for the Great wall tour
Worst Bus/train journey:
Marc: A "Hard seat" overnight train journey from Lizou to Zhangjiajie due to fully booked trains
Amanda: Close call with the hard seat but the sleeper with the spoilt annoying kid came close
Most �Interesting� Journey:
Marc: First sleenper bus from Shenzhen to Yanghsou - no english except the songs they were playing that were filthy rude old english party tunes ..my neck, my back, lick my ?? then my ?? so funny they were trying to sing along.
Amanda: The high speed train from Shanghai to Beijing just for the geek factor !
Biggest Regret:
Marc: Not staying for longer
Amanda: Mine is the same we loved it there be great to spend longer
Most Amazing Sight:
Marc: Great Wall
Amanda: Li River in Yanghshou came a close second
Best Experience:
Marc: DJ'ing in Hong Kong and Chengdu
Amanda: Great wall & Zhangjiajie National Park was great
Favourite Animal Seen:
Marc: the Pandas
Amanda: Pandas defo
Biggest WTF Am I Doing Here Moment:
Marc: Sitting in Liuzhou train station no ticket and no english...Lost in Transit entry
Amanda: Definately the same the place wasnt even in Lonely Planet
Biggest Idiot:
Marc: Receptionist at Leo Hostel - she was terrbile
Amanda: The spoilt kid on the train kicking my bunk and keeping us awake (maybe thats more the parents fault)
Worst Scam Fallen For: Buying Terracotta Warrier souvenir statues for �5 when they were only �1 nearer the gate haha
First thing we did in China: get a beer while waiting on the bus at Shenzhen
Funniest Translation: "Manual Dumplings" sign on a cafe - think it was meant to say Home made Dumplings
Favourite Place:.
Marc: Shanghai, great food & skyline was amazing
Amanda: Yangshou as it was small enough to walk round and the scenery was stunning
Worst Food:
Marc: None he loved it all - typical lol
Amanda: Finding a cow eyelid with hair on in my noodles at some train station !!
Best New Food:
Marc: NOODLES IN YANGSHOU for 30p soo tasty
Amanda: Defo the noodles but the dumpling were tasty too
Worst Sleep:
Marc: Hard Seat overnight train - sleep was not possible !
Amanda: Defo the same
Best Sleep:
Marc: Zhangjiajie the hostel & bed sheets were great
Amanda: Defo same
Most Useless Item Brought with us:
Marc: Cannot think of nothing !
Amanda: My hoody !! Its only been on twice
Most Useful Item Brought:
Marc: Swiss Army knife :-)
Amanda: My geek shoes they are just sooo comfy we have done soo much walking about !
Most Missed Item:
Marc: Macbook Pro laptop
Amanda: Strongbow!!
Biggest Achievement:
Marc: Getting a DJ gig in every country so far - Goa, Hong Kong & Chengdu
Amanda: Getting the train tickets booked for every destination in China haha - Language barrier!
Things we will miss the most:
- Without a double the street food mainly the noodles
- Just not knowing what the next place would be like everywhere was so different
- Hotpots in Chengdu
- The scenery in so many places was amazing
- The inquisitive nature of the people we met that did speak some English - they were fascinated by us it was so nice to talk with them and see how happy they were just to speak to us
- Having boiling water on tap on trains and in hostels for our instant noodles, tea n coffee
Things we will not miss at all:
- The language barrier & booking train tickets
- The sheer rudeness of people as a whole they just barge by you, step on you, don't queue for anything but individually they were all really nice and polite.
- Squat toilets without doors
- The spoiled noisy hyperactive kids
- Having to haggle for absolutely everything
- Slow internet connections that mean you cant skype properly
- Most of all the huge Chinese tour groups and their leaders microphones in your ears
Some tips and costs for other travellers!
- Train tickets go on sale 10 days before your departure date so book asap
- Make sure your taxi always uses the meter
- Get a International Youth Hostel card it saves a fair bit on rooms
- Eat the street food its amazing
- Learn the basic phrases for food and things e.g beef noodles not only are you guaranteed to be able to eat when no english menu but they love it when you try to speak chinese it will cause instant giggling from the staff which is hilarious caue
Great post! My husband and I are thinking of going to China but are afraid of the language thing too. What app or book did you use? How did you book train tickets, in person or online?
The app that we used was called Lingopal & the other one was ktdict-c-e - they were just free apps but they were useful for finding the loo and using one words lol
Always remember to lift a business card of your hotel so you can show the taxi drivers to get back


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1. It's a mkIII not a mkIV
2. Her name is Valerie. Don't call her Val, it offends her if she doesn't know you.
3. She has a bf.
4. If you see her in Austin, don't you think you should ask in the Austin GTG thread?
lol...I meant mkIII.


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The Wave is collecting vignettes by people who were affected by the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center last week. If you were at Ground Zero, if you had to walk out of Manhattan to get back to Rockaway, if you want to talk about somebody who did not make it out, please send a short account to us at firstname.lastname@example.com or by snail mail to 88-08 Rockaway Beach Boulevard. We plan to publish as many of these as we can over the next few weeks.
Memorials to the victims trapped in the World Trade Center and their families continue to spring up all over the peninsula. By all accounts, approximately 75 Rockaway residents are missing and presumed dead on the terrorist attack.
One of the firefighters who was at Ground Zero when the second tower came down told us that the force of the tower hitting the ground was so great that it picked up a piece of fire apparatus weighing at least two tons and moved it thirty feet.
The Rockaway Music and Arts Council will hold its annual Fall Festival this year, but much of the festival will be dedicated to those who lost their lives and their families. In addition, there will be a candlelight memorial ceremony on Sunday evening, after the festival officially ends.
Four members of the Broad Channel Volunteer Fire Department, all of whom were trapped in the collapse of the second tower, will be the guests of Jenny Jones on her show that was taped last Thursday. As soon as we get an airdate for the program, we will publish the date and time. The four men had parked their ambulance on Liberty and Rector Streets, under the overpass that we see so often on television these days. They were scheduled to be the next into the building when it collapsed, crushing their ambulance and sending them to New Jersey for treatment.
The meeting that was scheduled for the Beach Club on Monday, September 24 at 7:30 p.m. to address the work on the old LILCO site should know that the meeting has been cancelled due to last week's tragedy. Work on the site has been halted for two weeks pending this meeting and the community's input into the project. According to a spokesperson for the Long Island power Authority (LIPA), the meeting was cancelled to give residents a chance to mourn and regroup. It will be rescheduled at a later date.
The primary election that began on September 11 will finally end on September 25. The election has been rescheduled to that date. Those who voted prior to the suspension of the election will have to vote again. You'll remember that the election was suspended in late morning due to the attack on the World Trade Center. Should a runoff be necessary for any of the citywide races, it will be held on October 11. The Wave urges everybody to get out and vote. Despite the fact that the election seems to be of secondary importance now, the attack made it clear that leadership is important in this city.
While The Wave would like to memorialize the Rockaway residents who were lost or who remain unaccounted for in the rubble of the World Trade Center, it is our decision that we will not print any names until the family or a public authority verifies the facts. We do this to protect the living as well as the memory of those who died. We have found that it is much too soon for loved ones and for local volunteer groups to speak about this with the press, and we respect that right.
We were on Long Island last weekend, shopping in Garden City, when the local volunteer fire department's alarms blared the fact that there was a small fire in the community. At the same time a commercial jetliner passed over. Many people in a store's parking lot heard the siren, saw the plane, and ran for the cover of the nearby store. We guess that it will take some time before people do not associate an airliner with death and destruction rather than with a nice vacation in a warm clime.
There has been such an outpouring of national patriotism throughout the country that many have been moved to tears. Unfortunately, there are those who have no sympathy for the plights of others and commit despicable acts. After hanging "Old Glory" along the bayside of 116 Street, someone stole it shortly after. If anyone has any information regarding this incident, please contact local law enforcement.


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Michigan Coach Tommy Amaker
On the strength of Michigan's defense ... "Well, that's been our identity. We've been very pleased in that every game we've come with great effort and intensity on the defensive end. Our kids have really bought into pressuring and making things really difficult for our opponents. Really what we tried to emphasize is not to let them run what they've been practicing. So as far as coming down to one-on-one drives, are we going to be good enough and tough enough to be able to defend the ball without fouling. And I thought we set the tone with that very early."
On the performance of Courtney Sims ... "I am really pleased with Courtney because one of the things that we've been working on with him is being more consistent. He's been able to string games together. I was disappointed that he had a few offensive fouls. He's been aggressive, and we've been on him about being more aggressive, and when he is aggressive, he's getting offensive fouls. We'll work with him on that as well. But he had six turnovers; we're not happy with that. But I am happy about him getting his 1,000th point. That's a milestone and something he very much deserved."
On the high number of field goals off assists ... "It is nice when we can have balance. We were very unselfish tonight as evident by 24 assists. I think they may be a season high, in terms of assist total, for our team. That is an incredible stat. Now, it doesn't look well when you look at the line right next to assists on the stat sheet, which is 20 turnovers. When you have five guys in double figures, you can probably bet that the players are being very unselfish and looking for the open man."
On the tough effort from Ekpe Udoh ... "He is long and is a player that we expect those kinds of efforts from -- maybe not getting the 10 or 11 points, but certainly being active and athletic around the rim. And he was all that this evening. So we were happy that he was keeping balls alive, tipping them in. Now, we have to get him to make some free throws. If he can do a better job there, then I could really praise him."
U-M Senior Wing Lester Abram
On having five double-digit scorers tonight ... "I just think that everybody has been playing a team game. Nobody has really been focusing on getting their shot off or anything like that."
On Michigan's strong defensive performance ... "I thought our guys did a good job -- Dion (Harris) and Jerret (Smith) -- pressuring the ball at first. That makes our jobs a lot easier on the back line to deny passes. I also thought we got the ball out quick and got some easy buckets on the transition."
U-M Junior Wing Ron Coleman
On the reason for team's strong offensive performance tonight ... "We didn't want to fall in the love with shooting the three-pointer. We could still get the ball inside and score in the paint -- not only dishing in the post, but on drives as well."
On what he attributes his strong play to tonight ... "I was just being aggressive. I thought on Wednesday I wasn't being as aggressive I knew I could be. And all my teammates -- Dion (Harris) and Lester (Abram) -- were getting me the ball at the right times. I was also using the dribble, getting to the rim and scoring that way too."
On the play of the defense tonight ... "I think we kind of stunned them a little bit with our pressure, with being in the passing lanes and doubling on ball screens. I think our guys were really aggressive tonight and that got us a lot of balls."
Harvard Coach Frank Sullivan
On the effectiveness of Michigan's defense ... "I just said to our team that I felt that Michigan played on another level than what we've observed on tape. They did an excellent job overplaying the perimeter. They did an excellent job pressuring the dribblers. They did an excellent job of taking our two key guys -- Jim Goffredo and Brian Cusworth -- not necessarily out of the game, but making them work a lot harder than they've had to work in some time. I give a lot of credit to Michigan for cranking up the defense tonight."
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On Earth Day, April 22, 2010, the Professional Landcare Network (PLANET) conducted its Second Annual PLANET Day of Service. The event is a grassroots effort that encourages individual members, supplier members, and state associations to create volunteer lawn care and landscape projects in their own communities.
More than 3,000 volunteers participated in more than 200 projects from a total of 38 states and Canada. Those projects included landscaping elementary schools, city parks, court houses, libraries, baseball fields, playgrounds, and senior citizen homes and creating vegetable gardens.
Patients at local hospitals were also beneficiaries of the PLANET Day of Service. The BC Landscape & Nursery Association (BCLNA), one of the state association partners for Day of Service, organized a project with local Canadian landscaping companies, including Beneath Your Feet Landscaping, to renovate the grounds of the Ridge Meadows Hospice Society's Bailey House and McKinney Creek residences in Maple Ridge, Canada.
"Like most nonprofit organizations, the BC Landscape & Nursery Association has grown and thrived through the good deeds and camaraderie of our members. So, when the folks at Beneath Your Feet Landscaping decided to round up colleagues in their town to take part in PLANET Day of Service, we were thrilled, but not exactly surprised. It's amazing to have BCLNA members, who do so much for their industry, extend their volunteerism to the community during the busiest time of the year. I think it speaks to the sort of people this industry attracts, people who care deeply about their natural and social environments. We're grateful to PLANET for initiating a movement that underscores what the green industry is all about." said Renata Triveri, interim managing director of BCLNA.
PLANET Day of Service sponsors played a big role in supporting and participating in Day of Service. There were a total of five lead sponsors and 23 supporting sponsors. Matt Moskowitz of American Profit Recovery, a lead sponsor, said, "Once again, I am amazed and proud to be part of such a great event. American Profit Recovery continues to look for ways to give back, and the PLANET Day of Service is one phenomenal event that we take pride in sponsoring. A great event for a great industry!"
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'This sounds more Albany than ever'
On WOR this morning, Governor David Paterson said Carl Paladino's run-in with the media yesterday speaks to the fact that he is unfit for office.
"It sounds to me as if he's having trouble coping with the pressure that it takes to be a governor or to run for governor," Paterson said.
Yesterday's outburst came, Paladino claims, in response to a photographer trying to sneak a shot of the candidate's 10-year-old daughter, which he acknowledged fathering out of wedlock earlier this year. Paladino said he was being treated unfairly since reporters weren't looking into his Democratic rival, Andrew Cuomo's personal life, which Paladino said contains an extra-marital affair. He provided no evidence for the accusation.
Paterson - who's had his own problems coping with the pressures of high office - said "this conversation has just deteriorated into gossip which is exactly the opposite of what Mr. Paladino said he wants to get rid of. This sounds more Albany than ever."
That last line could be particularly devastating, since Paladino is running as an outsider looking to change Albany. Cuomo allies have worked hard to discredit Paladino's outsider status, noting he got more than a million-dollar tax break and is a real estate developer from whom the state leases a lot of property.


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Here is my new creation, a 807 push-pull amp, supposed to give 60W in AB2.
I added different plate to plate feedback resistors and measured the output of a 10kHz square wave, using a real speaker as the load of the amp.
I used a real speaker so I could demonstrate the effect of the dampening factor
Measurements could be repeated when I find the resistors to make a dummy load. (so i can calculate the real numbers..)
Another thing to consider is that when I use smaller feedback resistors, the voltage on the input pentodes rises. Perhaps i should have increased the current in this stage to get the same voltages on every measurement.
Here you will see the output of the 10k square, with no plate to plate feedback.
Clearly, the amp doesnt have a good dampening factor. (altough I find it sounds rather nice already)
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Now, with plate to plate feedback.
From left to right: 56k, 82k, 150k
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180k, 200k, 220k
Can someone explain to me what happens when I use a too small feedback resistor?
What's happening is as the voltage drop across the resistors becomes less and less (as you decrease the resistance) there is very little remaning available driver headroom (voltage and current) to swing positive. Remember that the 807 plate voltage is decreasing as the driver voltage is increasing. It's running out of drive current.
Try coupling your feedback with capacitors to block the DC current from the 807 plate. If that doesn't do it you may need more than 5-7 mA idle current in the driver instead.
Or maybe the performance is great with the larger Rfb and you're golden!
With a small feedback resistor you are simply putting a square wave through a limited bandwidth, so it gets rounded off. This is what you should see at 10kHz. With a higher resistor you are seeing OPT ringing at its HF resonance, as the anode impedance is too high to damp the resonance. This looks superficially better, but is actually less accurate.
I've tried this method on many power amps without real benefit. From a distortion view, each and everycase using good quality o/p transformers it made the 10 kHz sine distortion slightly worse, although it cleaned up the square wave ringing with the effect of reducing the already placed UL snubber values. In such cases, the application of global nfb (20dB) has such profound effects on the whole performance of the amplifiers that I dispensed with the configuration. I can only assume that the technique works best with lower quality output transformers, but one will find by altering the quiescent output stage current at 10kHz working this also has a profound effect on THD. i.e ye higher the quiescent current, the better looking squarewave and lower sine THD. Goes hand in hand. By tackling the 1st stage Zobel and the global feedback step response in a proper way I found I gives optimum results..........i.e nom 20dB circuit global nfb, the amplifier if designed properly should cope with another 15dB on top without any signs of oscillation or instability....into a resistive dummy load. It can be a tough test if the layout is poor. Alot of output stages, in my view run too light at higher audio frequencies which has a big effect on sound quality definition.
I have experimented with anode/anode fb many times, but no matter the improvements in measured performance, the amps always sound "thin".
No measurable bass roll off, but sound thin.
Anyone else experienced this?
Regards, Allen
Change in damping factor affecting bass resonance?
This can be seen as rounded edges of the square wave.
I would suggest you to experiment with some amount of global feedback (...10 dB) from the secondary of the output transformer AND also this shunt feedback, but only a little (3dB...). You could find a great combination.
By the way: You can get up to 70 W from an AB1-class PP-pair of 807.
Makes the whole construction much easier...
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Justin Upton launched a two-run homer and drove in three runs as the Arizona Diamondbacks shut down the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-0 Saturday night at Chase Field.
Arizona won the game as -140 favorites, while the team's played UNDER the posted over/under (9).
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I also have Window 7 and an HP Pavillion
Do a search on computer where it says search all programs and files for Calc.exe
What pi formula are you using? I have used the 12 number calculator and for the 692 I get 2176.9628 using both the 3.14 and 3.1459. Where is the 2173 coming from?
When you go to the calculator, click view and change it to scientific. The phi symbol is the TT symbol on the far left column. 692*TT = 2173. xxxxxxxxx
From my computer 2173.9821162841369210161492212294
Its not the phi symbol its pi=(3.141592654).
That is what I clicked in order to get the correct answer. 3.1415926535897932384626433832795
Oh I see what I wrote. I wrote the phi symbol. I meant pi.
Although this gives me another idea to use phi and pi in this program. I'll do some backtesting in NM and other states.
Wheeler, I just tried it with calculator thats in computer accessories and I get the 2173when ,ultiplying 692 * PI
Carly and Bennie I was usin3.1459. I was leaving out the second 1 in the 3.14159. I recalculated the 692 and I also came up with the 2173.98028. Now I have to backtest the right way. I like this system coz it's easy and I like pencil/paper systems. This is good system Bennie Keep up the good work. You too CarliG
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what symbol is PHI on the calculator?
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For Chelsea Clinton, a Jewish Fiancé
Today we learned that Chelsea Clinton, seen at right, will be the latest celebrity to walk down the aisle with a Jewish partner — her longtime boyfriend Marc Mezvinsky. And thus, the most powerful liberal political dynasty in the country has firmly allied itself with the Chosen People.
It's unclear whether, like Ivanka Trump did earlier this year, the Methodist-raised Clinton will convert before tying the knot — and perhaps signing a ketubah. Chances are she won't convert, but we do know that she was reportedly spotted with Mezvinsky attending Yom Kippur services at Manhattan's Jewish Theological Seminary.
Like sex symbol Jon Hamm's devotion to his Jewish partner Jennifer Westfeldt did, a non-Jewish celebrity choosing a Jewish partner causes flutterings of pride in some, and anxiety about intermarriage among others. But in this case, it's also symbol to many of how far we've come. As Sylvia Barack Fishman wrote when discussing, on the pages of the Forward, Ivanka Trump's marriage to real estate scion Jared Kushner:
Marrying a Jew — even becoming a Jew, as Ivanka has done — no longer means removing oneself from high society. On the contrary, becoming a Jew may mean joining one of contemporary American society's most enticing cultural streams.
It's true. Jewish political figures like Rahm Emanuel and David Axelrod surround President Obama — and even the Roosevelts have a Jewish great grandson, a rabbi no less. So the idea of a Clinton marrying into a Jewish family doesn't seem so far-fetched. After all, her father raised himself up out of poverty to climb political ranks, but could never quite shake his image as an interloper — a slick, ambitious Southerner who didn't fit in with the Capitol's elite.
In that particular aspect, and the vitriolic savageness with which they have been attacked (although they are often their own worst enemies) the Clintons have a distinct familiarity to them — even, I daresay, a hint of Jewishness, given their insider-outsider status. And Mezvinsky's parents, both former politicians who have seen their share of scandal, appear to have plenty in common with their future machatunim.
In other words, it looks like a good match. So let nine months of speculation over chupah selection, glass-breaking and officiants commence. And to Chelsea Clinton, mazel tov!
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Steamboat Springs Two Steamboat Springs City Council members have confirmed they will seek re-election in November, and another two said they likely wouldn't.
Scott Myller and Bart Kounovsky said Wednesday that they would run, Meg Bentley said she would not, and Jon Quinn said he was "strongly leaning toward not running again."
"But I'm not quite ready to write that in stone yet," said Quinn, who represents District 3, which includes southern Steamboat. "I'm 90 percent sure that it's time to hang up my hat for a while and just be Jon."
He has until Aug. 2, when City Council candidates can start circulating petitions, to decide.
Myller, who represents District 1, which includes western Steamboat and Old Town, said he would seek a second term. And Kounovsky, appointed in September to the at-large seat vacated by Jim Engelken, said he would seek election but hadn't determined whether to run for the two-year at-large or four-year District 2 seat, which also is up for election.
Council member Bentley represents District 2, the area between downtown and the mountain, and said Wednesday that she does not plan to run for re-election. She said she always planned to serve one term.
"At this time, I am throwing my support behind Bart. I think he will do a fantastic job," she said.
Kounovsky, CEO of Colorado Group Realty, said he would like to continue working on Steamboat's economic development efforts, while assisting the city as it addresses budget constraints.
"I think with my financial background, I do bring a skill set that can help the city in these difficult financial times," he said.
Myller, an architect, said he's proud of the way the current City Council has weathered the economic recession. If re-elected, he's also looking forward to continuing work on initiatives such as Bike Town USA.
"I got into government not to protect or preserve some historical idea of perfection," he said. "Rather, I ran as a moderate to see our community grow and change in positive ways."
Quinn, a self-described "political geek," said serving on the City Council has been a fantastic way to give back to the community. But the co-owner of Northwest Data Services and father of 5- and 3-year-old daughters said leaning toward not seeking re-election would be the right thing to do for now.
"It's a difficult decision for me because it's a role I enjoy, but I'm feeling the tug of some other obligation," Quinn said. "My most important role right now is that of a dad. Honestly, it's a decision my wife and I have been weighing together, and I think that it's important for me to let it go for a while."
Terms expire in 2013 for City Council President Cari Hermacinski and council members Kenny Reisman and Walter Magill.
City Clerk Julie Franklin said petition circulation for the council begins Aug. 2. She said potential candidates would have until Aug. 22 to get signatures of 25 registered voters in their district or all of Steamboat for the at-large seat.
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