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In the last week bushfires (forest fires for the yanks) have ripped through the state of Victoria in Australia. It's been the worst natural disaster the country has faces in over 100 years and so far has claimed the lives of more than 180 people with many more injured.
The fires have destroyed over a 1,000 homes leaving many homeless or seeking refuge. Many towns have been completely destroyed. The fire has had a devastating impact on the environment with over 1 million animals estimated to be dead and millions of hectares of bush wiped out. While a financial sum can't bring back what has been destroyed the bill for rebuilding is going to run into the billions.
So, if you're in Shanghai and would like to donate (and drink) AustCham Shanghai together with sponsors Just Beer, Kakadu, and Elders are donating all proceeds from beer and raffle ticket sales at Aussie Drinks this Friday to the Australian Red Cross bushfire efforts.
Entry is only 30RMB for non-members and Australian beers will cost between 20-30RMB, and Australian wine between 35-45RMB. With those bargain basement prices for imported drinks I don't think many could afford not to help out.
The raffle will cost only 10RMB with the following prizes up for grabs:
* Voucher for 2000RMB to redeem on a pair of ECCO shoes
* 4 cases of VB home delivered, valued at 1008RMB sponsored by Just Beer
* Dinner for 6 at the Kommune Great "Ozzie BBQ" on Wednesdays, valued at 888RMB
* 400RMB voucher for home delievery plus a bottle of Hugh Hamilton "The Rascal" Shiraz valued at 298 RMB per bottle, Sponsored by Elders.
* Donut King Party voucher valued at 680RMB sponsored by Donut King
* Box of 25 gourmet meat pies valued at 600RMB sponsored by Allied Pickfords
* Travel package for two people to Zhou Zhuang valued at 600RMB sponsored by Sunrise Travel
* 600RMB travel voucher to be redeemed on flights, tours etc. sponsored by Classic Travel
What: AustCham Friday Drinks (Bushfire appeal)
When: Friday 13th February 2009
Where: Kakadu, No. 8 Jianguo Zhong Lu nr Chongqing Lu
Address in Chinese:
建国中路8号卡卡图澳大利亚餐厅, 近重庆南路 (往重庆路开到底在建国路口下车)
For more information visit the Austcham Shanghai Website.


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1. to chat, talk or gossip
2. a conversation or discussion
2. a conversation or discussion
My dad hasn't picked me up from school yet so I'm just sitting here with my friends and having a natter
by DSelby March 05, 2007
Cleveland Steamer Plush
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
To talk loads of rubbish to people. Especially over the internet or on the phone.
"Hey, you want to Natter on the phone tonight?"
"Yeah sure, that'd be good"
"Yeah sure, that'd be good"
by Katy Metcalfe November 22, 2007
A word used to draw attention towards an attractive person. Is often used when an individual who has spotted talent wishes to alert his/her companions.
Usually said with the same intonation as 'banter'.
Antonyms: Anti-natter.
Usually said with the same intonation as 'banter'.
Antonyms: Anti-natter.
by J-Man Jones October 05, 2010
A lady with extreme levels of class, volumtuous breasts, beautiful features up and down, with eyes that draw you in like a penis to a vagina
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The Enchanted Owl, 1960
Kenojuak Ashevak
Canadian (Inuit), 1927 - 2013
stonecut in red, blue, and black on laid paper
Printed by Eegyvudluk Pootoogook
61 x 66.1 cm; image: 37 x 58.5 cm maximum irregular
Purchased 1961
National Gallery of Canada (no. 9577)
© West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative Ltd.
Reproduced on a postage stamp in 1970 to commemorate the centennial of the Northwest Territories, Kenojuak's "The Enchanted Owl" has become an icon of Canadian art. In contrast to the delicate web of forms she created on other occasions, this image shows the artist taking quite a different approach to "pleasing her eye." Here, the focus is given to a single, boldly designed emblematic figure. This strategy is repeated effectively in a number of other prints and their related drawings - see, for example, "The Woman Who Lives in the Sun" 1960, "The Owl" 1969, "Opiilu Timialu" 1979, and "Spirit of the Raven" 1979.
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48.8 x 60.8 cm Whales, Bears, and a Seal
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40 years of Direct Marketing
Lester Wunderman is credited with being the driving force behind direct marketing as it is known today, with his theories an integral part of the product promotion mix for today's pharma direct marketers.
In 1959, he built Wunderman, Ricotta & Kline, which became the world's largest agency specializing in mail-order advertising. Today, the agency, known simply as Wunderman, serves pharma clients Novartis, Bayer, Pfizer and AstraZeneca. Wunderman's RTCRM unit does work for Abbott, Sanofi-Aventis, Berlex and GlaxoSmithKline.
Wunderman's ideas early on helped launch consumer products such as the American Express card, boosted Time Inc.'s magazine division circulation, and helped to make the ZIP code an accepted and widely used part of the postal system.
As if this weren't enough, he is also credited with coining the phrase "direct marketing" and developing its theories.
In a speech he gave in 1967 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Wunderman offered up, for one of the first times ever, a definition for directly marketing to perspective customers.
"I believe the term direct marketing is more appropriate than mail order selling...direct marketing is where the advertising and buying become a single action...We are living in an age of repersonalization and individuation. Direct Marketing sells while the thrust of selling energy is at its greatest force...The ultimate participation in an advertisement is the fact that you can buy from it. There we have another definition of direct marketing. It not only gets the order, but takes it as well. Advertising...must not only sell the consumer on the idea of trying the product, but it must cause him to continue buying it as well. "
Wunderman, now 84, remains active in the world of direct marketing and currently serves as chairman emeritus at his namesake agency.
Early in the computer age
Computers had already become a relevant component of the pharma marketing mix nearly 40 years ago—according to an article in the May 1968 issue of MM&M by Bruce Ross, VP of marketing at Fisher-Stevens, and John White, VP of Donald Fitzsimmons, Inc.
"The computer provides the ability to implement new marketing plans of action," he said. The computer and mail, when properly teamed, can comprise one of the most effective, and rewarding, operations within the pharmaceutical industry."
By 1985, computer technology had become commonplace in both advertising analysis and management of direct mail promotion, MM&M reported in its October 1985 issue.
"In the area of direct mail promotion, computers have had their impact. "
The article charted the progress of new technologies.
In 1982, "many of the electronic media were brand new; some had not even become available as marketing tools," it reported. Video seminars; laser discs; PCs–we were just getting used to the vocabulary. It was as if a good fairy had suddenly presented the industry with a basket of goodies, though some thought of it as more like a Pandora's box."
Recent campaigns focus on education
Launched in late 2005, Levitra's "Men's Facts" was a breakthrough campaign met with success in re-positioning a third-in-market brand. By focusing on the cardiovascular causes of erectile dysfunction (ED), the campaign mobilized men by shifting blame to their condition. The combination of education-based direct response television with a branded conversion campaign drove scale.
Viagra's direct marketing campaign was launched in 1998 and had an extremely empathetic marketing focus that aimed at liberating men from the stigma of ED and enabling them to consider Viagra as a new option. Patient support began with education. The campaign also addressed a key purchase barrier, with its "Value Card" offering a way to get a free Viagra prescription.
The consumer launch of Cymbalta in 2003 is considered by many as a prime example of the use of education-based broadcast TV to prepare the market and drive consumers to learn more about the physical and emotional symptoms of depression.
Zoloft gave patients tools to help them determine whether they were suffering from depression. The "Knowing More" patient support program helped address the issue of feeling better holistically.
Sanofi-Aventis Allegra used an early innovative direct marketing campaign using the
memorable wind surfer. The advertisement carried a toll free number. Aventis developed a loyalty program named "Allerdays."
Voice-response revolutionizes RM
By 1990, automated voice response technology had advanced tremendously.
In July 1990, MM&M wrote about "the decade of relationship marketing" in "Automated Voice Response: Key to Productive Relationship Marketing."
"Relationship marketing is more than just a buzzword of the new decade," author Al Barbiere of the Abcom division of Clark-O'Neill, wrote. A major component of relationship marketing was considered to be Automated Voice Response (AVR).
"The only real limitation to AVR programs is the caller's attention span...AVP doesn't supplant the traditional media, such as journal ads, direct selling, direct mail, samples, radio, TV, or desktop media."
1963: Five-digit ZIP code had now been assigned to every address in the US. By 1967, US Post Office required mailers of 2nd and 3rd class bulk mail to presort by ZIP.
1967: AT&T introduced toll-free 800-numbers, offering a new advertising medium for customers seeking personalized service. Exploded in the 1980s, when centralized databases allowed businesses to have a single nationwide number.
1970s: The birth of Cable TV gave rise to a new medium delivering entertainment and advertising.
1973: The Direct Mail Advertising Association changed its name to Direct Mail/ Marketing Association. It became the Direct Marketing Association in 1983.
1980s: Introduction of automated voice response technology. By 1990 it was being used by pharma marketers to promote directly to doctors and consumers.
1996: The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act established national standards for electronic healthcare transactions, requiring truth and precision in the developing of relationship-marketing efforts. Several state laws and regulations were approved limiting creative components of pharmaceutical direct marketing programs.


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Saint John
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Boasting a significant commercial harbor, Saint John is New Brunswick's largest city—and a place that celebrates its working class roots. Shipping terminals and storage tanks take up part of the skyline, while historic brick warehouses dot the area. Victorian-era homes perch on the city's hillsides, taking advantage of the sweeping view of the Bay of Fundy. Bustling with commerce and community, Saint John is a delightful blend of past and present.
Start a Saint John tour with a walk along the waterfront, on Water Street. The stretch of 19th-century buildings imparts a historic feel to any shopping trip, as gargoyles and sculpted figures watch from on high. At the street's northern end is Market Square, a top Saint John attraction. Once part of the working waterfront area, the square was re-developed in 1983 as a top shopping and dining destination. Stores lean toward clothing and accessories, with gift shops in the mix. Restaurants specialise in seafood, burgers and pub-style dining.
A few blocks east, take in the Saint John City Market, a distinctive year-round farm and seafood market housed in a historic building. Merchants entice shoppers with an array of fresh fish and shellfish, arranged artfully on beds of ice, as sausage makers describe the attributes of the many smoked and cured meats on display. Cheese vendors and bakers show off artisan creations, and local craftspeople come to offer handmade dolls, hand-knit socks and seasonal wreaths. Next to the market, public park King's Square is a lovely spot for ambling or visiting past residents at the nearby Old Burial Ground, which dates back to 1784.
Those who prefer more adrenaline-pumping adventures can sign on for a spin at Reversing Falls Jet Boat Rides, a popular Saint John attraction. The "reversing falls" are caused by the rise and fall of the Bay of Fundy tides, which create a funnel-like wave after a short period of calm. The result for those on the Saint John tour is a huge spray of water and a frantic ride as the tide rushes back in. Visitors on these speedy rides are required to wear raincoats, but they can still expect to get drenched—and have fun.
Just a short drive north is Rockwood Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America, and one of the top sights in Saint John. Abundant with hills and lakes, the park features an extensive trail network as well as several caves that draw amateur spelunkers. Designed by Calvert Vaux, one of the designers of New York City's Central Park, Rockwood also features a golf course and the Cherry Brook Zoo.
With its busy waterfront area and views of the water, Saint John has the feel of a bustling commercial center, an atmosphere it has fostered since its start as a French colony in the 17th century. Whether getting soaked in the reversing falls or selecting a lobster from a City Market fishmonger, travellers will get a sense of Saint John's distinctive community.


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'The Man with the Iron Fists' has been pummeling us with character-based teasers, and today we get two more. One for Russell Crowe's character Jack Knife, and one for David Bautista's character Brass Body. Watching both promos in quick succession will get co-writer/director/star RZA's music stuck in your head.


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We mainly retail under 3 years old and 10,000 miles but there are exceptions and if you are looking for a certain model we may well have it coming in please feel free to contact us.
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Hotel Baker100 W Main St
St Charles, IL, USA
"This was a beautiful place for our ceremony. To this day (one year later) everyone still raves that our ceremony location was one of their favorites. It's on the water and it has a cozy inn type of feeling with elegant rooms and beautiful landscaping in the rose garden. The Rainbow room, where our reception was held was unique and beautiful at the same time. It has a lit up dance floor that can be changed to match your wedding colors which was a key touch for us since we're big into dancing. Overall, we felt our wedding day was perfect and this was the perfect venue for us."
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Follow @BBRENMAR on Twitter and when he hits 4,000 followers, he'll give this out as a free download. Well fancy that, we are almost at 4k twitta pals too. So you're free to follow along with the radness too. New Edition - A Little Bit Of Love (Brenmar Remix) (click for how to DL!) by BRENMAR Continue reading
Posted Dec 12, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Wow... this is so weird and so good. I don't know anything about either of these two artists in the original creators, The Bumblebeez, or the remixer-uppers in Jagwar Ma, but upon the recommendation to listen and perchance play on my radio show (which I did last night), I give this two mega rad and beastly thumbs up. Holy WHAT is this? Betty Jane by The Bumblebeez (Jagwar Ma's Love Me Remix) by Jagwar Ma Continue reading
Posted Dec 9, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Two words... ...into this. Delilah - Love You So (Joe Goddard Remix) by Mixmag Continue reading
Posted Dec 6, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
The 2 Bears' new single Work will be available on iTunes on November 19 with their forthcoming debut full-length, Be Strong, due out on January 30, 2012 via Southern Fried Records. Here's the single. Amazingness personified. Work by The 2 Bears Continue reading
Posted Nov 18, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Here's something just because. Patrice & Friends take Bobby Brown's Two Can Play That Game and house-ify it to the max with some drum and bass thrown in for good measure. Forgive me for really liking this joint, but I've been playing a lot of Mistah Brown in my DJ sets lately and you best believe I can see all yer booties bouncing when the beat drops. Bah boom! mp3: Bobby Brown - Two Can Play That Game (Patrice & Friends Remix) Continue reading
Posted Nov 3, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Are you scared? Be safe and shake 'dem bones all over town tonight! mp3: Zombie Disco Squad - Spooks Continue reading
Posted Oct 31, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
This video is everything right now. Beyonce who? Nomi 4evz. mp3: Jessica 6 (ft Antony) - Prisoner Of Love Continue reading
Posted Oct 26, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
**EXCLUSIVE** Confession: I've always held a burning hatred for bologna and hot dogs; those "never not natural" circular slab of pink icky-ness. Why must I admit such a fact? Well, inspiration from a heavyweight snack that Mason ate whilst on tour recently led them to create a video that coincides with the sounds of Le Big Bob, a tune packed with cholesterol and heart attack-inducing musical obesity. So aside from the pork products peeking up, I fully endorse this yummy clip and cut. Mason's Le Big Bob is out November 14 via Beatport with official fixes coming from Inflagranti, Disco... Continue reading
Posted Oct 3, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
This is tonight. Come. RSVP here. In Cahoots "Within Cocktail Hour" Minimix by Spectacal Continue reading
Posted Sep 29, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Modular's latest in all things house and haute, Beni bursts forth with a sneak peak preview of his debut album, due out October 11 here in the States. Having already heard the tracks It's a Bubble and Someone Just Like You, House of Beni rounds out with 8 more rad records to add to your repertoire. We'd suggest specific ones for you to listen and love up on, but we barely make it past opening cut, Sway (featuring vocals from Nomi Ruiz of Jessica 6), before we're already hitting repeat. Pre-order Beni's House of Beni here. Beni - House of... Continue reading
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Ooooh wee, I'm thrilled for things! The German gods of all things IDM and electro, Modeselektor, are my esteemed guests on East Village Radio's Belly of the Beast this week. As always, the show is live from 8-10pm ET and it's happening this Thursday, September 22. You can read more here. In "oh hey PS other news...", my buddy Jason reviewed the duo's new disc, Monkeytown, which is Gernot and Sebastian's 3rd LP but the 1st via their own imprint. Pre-order the album here. Dare we say... it's aaaahhhh sooo aaah rad. Excitement below. mp3: Modeselektor - Silikon (Siriusmo Remix) Continue reading
Posted Sep 20, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Been a minute, but yeah, we're back on the Beyonce-fan-train. Current obsession? Countdown, from the singer's recent body of work, 4. It's more specifics that you want? Ok then... the current beastly feast we're indulging in approximately every half hour or so is DJ Nita's mix of the track. Eat and repeat. Eat and repeat. And you do know that when we say "eating" we mean... playing. Repetitiously. mp3: Beyonce - Countdown (DJ Nita Remix) Continue reading
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Current contender for most beastliest rad rad song of the year gets remixed, officially, by four heavyweights making a staunch case for "oh, ok now this is the fix of the past 12 months" notoriety. Buy Joe Goddard's Gabriel EP here now. Joe Goddard - Gabriel EP Remixes by Greco-Roman Continue reading
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Ayo... I live in NYC and suppose I rock the 347 area code with a burning fiery fury. Azealia Banks, however, does it so much radder with her new phone-hype homemade clip for 212, a track we loved up on not too long ago. The rapstress looks so happy in this clip, but don't let it fool you. BAD WORDS in this heater. 212 by Azealia Banks Continue reading
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The Golden Filter team up with Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli for a short film titled S Y N D R O M E S, which tells the story of "a young girl with mysterious talents that finds herself unwillingly entwined in an elite underworld that only the ailing wealthy are ever aware of." Into it. S Y N D R O M E S is out on October 10 via the duo's own label Perfectly Isolated; pre-order it here and then watch the trailer type video clip thing thang below. After that, stream up on the first cut, Mother. Spooky... Continue reading
Posted Sep 12, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
While you're all busy losing yer s**t to U-Tern and Oligee, nay, Oliver's notably rad remix of Sneaky Sound System's Big... ... I'll be sitting in the corner on the other side of the room, loving up on Etienne Ozborne's deep dish fix of the same single. The build up is 2 minutes and 30 seconds long of awesome. Aussies, you may snag the original, here. Muy bien! Big (Etienne Ozborne Remix) by sneakysoundsystem Continue reading
Today in "clips of goofy lyrical dancing whilst in a seafoam green leotard...", Chairlift and Caroline Polachek bring you the visuals to their new audial delight, Amanaemonesia. I hate typing that word, but love listening to the song. Win some, lose some. Buy the single here. mp3: Flosstradamus (ft Caroline Polachek) - Big Bills (Banged Out Blaqstarr Remix) Continue reading
Forgive my admittedly self-inflicted delay on this clip (oooh, she a month old!), but time is time, and with each day that passes, we really genuinely fall in love with Eli Escobar and Nomi Ruiz's Desire a little more. Now, there's a video to boot, and it employs what we think is an AfterEffects "K-Hole Filter", no? Also, hey Prince Terrance. In this video edit of the song, the singing/instrumentation from the 1:01 to 1:15 mark is ah sooo ah gooooood that I could repeat that sequence over and over and yeah, I'm going to. Buy Eli's EP here. Eli... Continue reading
Slayed. That's what we are this morning. There is no other solo artist right now who tickles our waiting fancy more than that of mysterioso Londoner, Tyson. Today, we've got his news single and video, and news of who to expect on the remix tip. Massive radness after the image. After You're Gone sounds eerily similar to most of the singer's small catalogue of cuts, but it's emphatically dramatic on slowed down vocals and tempo alike. HBF likens the sound to Chromeo meeting Seal, but we'll stick with our initial guts and make yet again the case for a Billy-Branigan... Continue reading
Much ado has been made about Marina and the Diamonds' resurgence to the tips of bloggers, well, fingertips. With teaser track / video for Fear and Loathing, she shortly followed up with "comeback" cut Radioactive, a surprising twist in her song repertoire whcih, we won't lie, has been hot on the repeat game over the past week. Now... whoa. Dev Hynes gets his hand in the mix and on the mic. Literally. Earlier today, we over on the EVR.com homepage begain streaming Dev's debut disc under the moniker, Blood Orange. You can listen to some beauteous sounds of his at... Continue reading
Posted Aug 29, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
If you've ever thought to yourself, "Man, what I'd really love to do right now... is the hustle. But I'd appreciate some new radly awesome song to do that very disco dance to", then my dear beasts, boys and girls, you are in luck. Drop Out Orchestra, making 'dem bell bottomed-bootys bounce today! Sydney duo Flight Facilities' brand new single, Foreign Language (ft. Jess), is out now on iTunes through Future Classic. FF's very first solo track, Crave You feat. Giselle took everyone by surprise; 2 Sydney DJ / producers that cut their teeth with cult party remixes, created what... Continue reading
Posted Aug 29, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Them Jeans continue a hot streak with a crazy mess of a mix of Björk's new "jam", Virus, in which they tone down the crazy and turn out a dark and bouncy bootleg fix. Never fear though... the insane hits come swooping back at the 3:05 mark... and overall it's a nice sampling of being clinically nuts and nice at the same time. Free. mp3: Björk - Virus (Them Jeans Remix) Continue reading
Posted Aug 18, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
I generally refrain from personal divulgences, but in receiving a number of inquiries about a significant abscence of beastly radness, I'll simply note that my grandmother (whom we endearingly called, Sweetheart) passed last week, so focuses were justifiably shifted. Patience is appreciated. Also, high fives. Goodnight, Sweetheart. I love you. mp3: The Platters - Goodnight Sweetheart Continue reading
Posted Aug 16, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
UPDATED: stream it below or here or wherever and join me in the below sentiment. ... AND I MELT. Joe Goddard - 'Gabriel' (feat Valentina) by Greco-Roman Continue reading
Posted Jul 29, 2011 at Sheena Beaston
Sometimes, when my brother gets really excited, he expresses that in his tweets and writings, by simply "keysmashing" the letters on his computer or mobile device. Taking cue from him: DHN3O KJ;;cdw23ciDSDa7egbdsdGSDGV, or in human-speak, "Noble beasts, thineself requests your ears to feast upon the self-titled offering from sirs Azari & III, applicably available to stream whenceforth as below." SO RAD. mp3: Monarchy - Maybe I'm Crazy (Azari & III Remix) Continue reading
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Tom Ziegler has set the bar high when it comes to labeling someone a "longtime" employee.
Hotel Congress's Tap Room bartender has been bustling drinks and banter behind the bar for 54 years, which in itself deserves a celebration.
Couple that with the fact that he is turning 80 and you've got yourself a bona fide excuse to party.
And that is what Hotel Congress will do today beginning at 5 p.m. Stop in and say hey to Tiger, as he is known among the Tap Room regulars, and have an 80-cent well drink or $2 Tiger Beer from Singapore. You can also snag of piece of birthday cake, once Tiger has huffed-and-puffed out the 80 candles on top.
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Hello everyone, as you can tell I am new here and even newer at beekeeping. I have been doing a lot of reading and now know enough to be dangerous. I primary goal is to start a hive in my small suburban yard to help my garden, which this year did not germinate well. I really don't need anything big ( I have neighbors close by and don't want to make anyone to mad.) I have always been somewhat interested in this hobby and now have a excuse to get started.
I have been looking for a starter kit and have come up with a few different options but this one seem to be the best. http://www.betterbee.com/products.asp?dept=1621
Your opinions would be greatly appreciated and any other suggestions would also help. I also can't seem to find anywhere to order bees online. If someone has any sites that sell them I would also appreciate that so that I can order them to be here around April. Thanks for all the help and I am sure I will be posting pretty frequently with questions.


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128k on the motor (not currently being driven, just bought a '14 limited) Adult owned and operated / 2nd owner. Clean carfax. All maintenance records available.Upgrades include the following: Indivia q300 exhaust GFB TMS BOV Exedy OEM Clutch Replacement Kit Shoptech Slotted Rotors & Performance pads on all wheels New tires less than 5k miles on them. All weather mats Short Shift KitCar is is mechanically sound. Has some cosmetic dents and dings expected for a car nearly 10 years old. Curb rash on the rims as well. Still lien on the bar through the bank so title will ship directly to you from them. Any questions let me know. On May-11-17 at 05:13:51 PDT, seller added the following information: Had the mileage listed incorrectly. It's just under 127k.Also, no warranties on the car, sold as is. On May-24-17 at 11:28:52 PDT, seller added the following information: GFB TMS will not come with the car, stock BOV is back on and new OEM air filter has been installed as well. 5/23/17. Car runs and ...
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Selling my very clean 2015 STI Launch Edition. Each of these limited edition vehicles were spec'd with the same options, including the blue color, interior and gold rims. If you are not familiar with this edition, the info is easy to find online. This vehicle runs perfectly and has never had a single issue. It has an upgraded Invidia High Performance Exhaust and tinted windows. Everything under the hood is stock. It comes with a great set of black winter rims and snow tires as seen in the photos and WeatherTech floor mats. The original protective covering is still on portions of the flooring. With these snow tires, this is the best car I have ever driven in the snow. I have only used premium fuel and had regular oil changes with full synthetic. This car has not been driven hard. I let the kids talk me into getting it and I have really enjoyed it for a couple years. If you happen to have a 2014 or newer BMW 328d Wagon to trade let me know! I am not in a rush to sell. $29,000 is a fair price ...
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This is a production year 1986 Subaru Brat GL. It was manufactured Nov/1985. It has Hi and Lo range 4WD, T-tops, cold a/c, and sliding rear windows. This is a pretty nice and clean vehicle for 31 and a 1/2 years old. The paint has a little patina especially on the hood, but pretty solid and runs great! The bed is almost like new. Ultimately the buyer would be responsible for pickup, but I would consider meeting part way if it's not too far away...
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2003 All-wheel drive Subaru Legacy Outback wagon, 5 speed manual, 163,000 miles. Current inspection Serviced locally, all recent service records. Will need:- new front brake pads/rotors- windshield repaired/replaced. 2 cracks on right- left rear tire replacedEventually:- oil pan seal- 1 or both struts- 1 or both ball joints. - alignment- a/c rechargedClutch and transmission seem fine. The CD player does not workNo apparent major body work or evidence of collisions, but there are a few dents and scrapes as well as paint chipsSome surface rust. Not original ownerUnknown history prior to 130,000 milesPlease see the photos and request additional photos of anything you're interested in. I may not have covered everything. Please feel free to ask questions about any possible concerns. Vehicle is for sale locally, and I reserve the right to end the auction early if no longer available.Message me if you're interested in discussing buying outright.
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This 2008 Subaru Impreza WRX delivers style and power in a single package! A turbocharger further enhances performance, while also preserving fuel economy. All of the following features are included: air conditioning, cruise control, and remote keyless entry. It features a 5 speed standard transmission, all-wheel drive, and a 2.5 liter turbocharged 4 cylinder engine. Never wrecked. Living in the Rocky Mountains on a dirt road, it is hard to keep clean for pictures. I bought this car used in 2008 with less than 20,000 miles on it and have enjoyed driving it since them. It's a sweet little car and the reason I am selling it is because I bought a new Subaru and don't have room another car. No reserve and will consider OBO's before there is a bid on it.
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You are bidding on an 2007 STI that has been cared for and professionally maintained. All work has been performed by IAG in Baltimore, MD. I will list what the car has and what has been done. I also have all of the receipts for the work along with the dyno results. Body is in good shape for its age with some minor scratches.Motor rebuilt (less than 10K miles on rebuild) Dyno at 425hpLarger turboexternal wastegatelarger injectorsfront mount intercoolernew performance clutchVarrstoen wheels with new tires ( also comes with original wheels and winter tires)Kenwood DDX9990 with Nav and back up cameraNew brakescoilover shocks front and backCobb V2 accessportCobb downpipe and exhaust Thank you for looking and good luck
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Beautiful 2009 Subaru WRX Hatchback. ONLY 47,600 miles, ORIGINAL ADULT OWNER. CLEAN CARFAX., Non Smoker, Very well maintained. Car has never been raced or abused. Car was stock until January 2017 and the following mods were added: - Invidia Divorced Waste Gate Downpipe - Fast Motorsports Catback Exhaust - NGK Iridium "One Step Colder" Spark Plugs - Cobb Accessport V3. 08-12 WRX(MT) / 08-12 STI - K&N High Flow Air Filter. *I also have all the original stock components in very good condition* Oil changed regularly with 5-30 Synthetic since 15,000 miles. 6 -Disc CD/MP3 Player with Upgraded Pioneer Speakers. Clean throughout, looks and drives like NEW. MUST SEE! CLEAN title in hand with both keys, owners manual, etc. You are welcome to see it or to get it check anytime. Car is in perfect mechanical condition. Two small dings, no major scratches. Looks great overall. Located in Fort Myers FL 33908. VIN: JF1GH76699G813682 Please don't waste my time with low ball offers, I know what the car is ...
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Hate to sell this car but I need the money to help pay for college. Bought only a few months ago and have not modded anything on the vehicle. As far as I know, the vehicle is completely stock (minus aftermarket exhaust) and mechanically sturdy. I have a catless downpipe that I will give with the vehicle as well. I have recently changed the power steering pump and wheel studs. Few chips on the vehicle and signs of ware due to aging but nothing serious. Tires and brakes are in good shape. Clean title
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All Wheel Drive, Keyless Entry, and Tire Pressure Monitors, Popular color combo Save money at the pump knowing this Impreza Sedan gets 27.0 MPG! Variable intermittent windshield wipers w/washers;Body color foldable pwr mirrors; Pwr door locks;Cruise control;Remote keyless entry;Rear window defroster;Tilt steering column;Security system;Air conditioning w/air filtration system;Carpeted floor mats;Engine immobilizer;Front passenger seatback pocket;Ambient temp gauge;Dome light w/off-delay feature;Pwr windows w/driver-side auto-down feature;Illuminated ignition switch ring;Dual mode digital trip odometer; Hella horns; Average fuel consumption indicator; Bottle holder in front/rear door storage pocket; MP3/WMA capability; bluetooth radio; 60/40 split fold-down rear seatback w/headrests for all seating positions; All-wheel drive;4-wheel disc brakes slotted and holes to disapate break heat; Pwr rack-and-pinion steering; Incline start assist; Brake assist;4-wheel anti-lock braking system (ABS);Rear ...
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This is an original and rare 1st generation "bugeye" headlight WRX, built bulletproof, inspired by rally cars. Engine/drivetrain/exhaust are totally stock, and it drives and handles like a sports car when you want it to. It also has very civilized road manners, and I've mostly used it as a commuter car, but it has also been great in the mountains and snow. I ran full Carfax on the vehicle, and can gladly email it to you. It has been serviced regularly at Mountain Tech Subaru Specialists in Oregon City for years, and the shop owner tells me that this engine will normally run for 300k miles. Currently has 183,800mi on it.It now has the ride height of a modern Subaru Crosstrek. I added a 3" lift to the suspension 3 years ago to give it better off-road clearance for camping and skiing trips, installed at Primitive Enterprises in Tigard, OR, by renowned pro Subaru rally driver Paul Eklund. (Springs/shocks/spacers - See documentation in photos) This modification has been incredible, and there ...
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Josh Daugherty tossed a three-hitter and completely shut down previously unbeaten S.W. Jack to lead Kovacik Insurance to a 4-0 victory in an Indiana County Youth Legion baseball game Thursday at Charlie Hogan Field.
Daugherty, who struck out two and walked two, gave up only two singles.
Joseph Faulk collected both of S. W. Jack's hits, going 2-for-2 with a double. Cole Shaffer struck out five in four innings of relief and took the loss for the Drillers.
Both teams play Saturday. S.W. Jack (5-1) plays host to Clymer Legion, and Kovacik Insurance travels to Walbeck Insurance.
YOUNG TOWNSHIP 3, CLYMER LEGION 0: Tanner Yard fired a two-hitter, and Young Township blanked host Clymer Legion in a clash of two of the top teams in the league.
Doug Shaffer and Devin Fairman each cracked RBI singles in the top of the third inning to give Young Township a 3-0 lead.
Yard struck out six and walked one in seven innings.
Brad Remaley recorded both of Clymer Legion's hits, going 2-for-3 with a triple. Mike Hilldebrand struck out five and walked two in four innings and took the loss.
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Wauwatosa has been hit hard this summer with carjackings, car break-ins and robberies, many of which are being linked to similar incidents happening in Milwaukee, West Allis, Greenfield and other suburbs, according to a spokesperson for the Wauwatosa Police Department.
Wauwatosa police have made a number of arrests related to these crimes, but six individuals — a mix of adults and juveniles — have been arrested previously in nearby jurisdictions, and are suspected for overlapping offenses, said Lt. Chris Fox of Wauwatosa police.
Here are two police reports related to such incidents:
· On Thursday, June 26, police recovered a 2011 Honda Pilot that was stolen from a man who was held up by an unidentified male with a semi-automatic rifle on West North Avenue and North 80th Street. The suspect had fled in the vehicle and was involved in a high-speed chase with police before stopping and attempting to flee on foot. He and some passengers were detained.
· On Tuesday, July 8, at 2:21 a.m., a stolen 1993 white Honda Accord was used to smash into the front entrance of Walgreens, 2656 Wauwatosa Ave., where seven males proceeded to steal $1,797 worth of cigarettes and candy. Two other vehicles were also involved in the burglary, which authorities affirmed was almost identical to another "smash and grab" break in at a Walgreens on North 90th Street and West Good Hope Road on June 30. Additionally, one of the three vehicles involved in the Wauwatosa burglary was used later that night in "smash and grab" incident at Gold Star, 6530 N. 76th St., Milwaukee.
"We believe that there is a definite link between some of the people doing it here in Wauwatosa and those in Milwaukee," said Fox, who spoke on behalf of the Detective's Bureau officers assigned to these cases. "It is something we are continuing to work on. The problem has not been alleviated yet. But we are working alongside (other agencies) to nail as many people as we can get."
The Milwaukee Police Department suspects some of these crimes are the work of teenagers. A 17-year-old was charged with attempted robbery in early July and a 15-year-old, who was involved with two incidents, was shot by a woman he was trying to carjack, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported July 12.
Fox could not definitively say when Wauwatosa police began investigating the ring of car thefts. "It is hard to peg when it all began. It's not until you start to see a pattern of them that you start to look back," he added.
The police have been working closely with other agencies to exchange information.
"It has happened once or twice to everyone and anyone around right now; that's why it's gotten the attention of all these different agencies to work together to bring an end to it or make it really, really uncomfortable for (the suspects)," said Fox.
In the same vein, Wauwatosa police have been directing their night staff to areas that have been prone to car break-ins. The number of thefts from cars is not any more frequent than it normally is, said Fox, but "when you get someone who is working a spot, they tend to do several in the same area."
Car break-in thieves seek out unlocked cars that have visible valuable items inside. But such incidents "are seldom, in my experience, related to stealing the car," said Fox.
Fox added that keeping valuables out of sight, and using motion lights or parking in well-lit areas, helps deter such thieves. Even with frequent patrolling, police lean on the community for help in detecting suspicious activity.
"The people who live on the street are the people who are most used to what is normal on their street," said Fox. "If they keep their eyes and ears open and something doesn't seem right, give us a call."
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I'd say that if the mag well is broached and the buffer tube is ready to go, leave he rest to the builder, and keep the cost low. But what do I know.
Big question is: will the magwell be cut? Seems that the ATF was bitching about pin holes and even magwells. Trigger group wells are out of the question.
I'd most likely get a couple if the magwells are cut. Heck, even 0% forgings are backordered now so I'd most likely get a couple if they aren't!!!
Thank you Mr. Obama!
Bill from Spartanburg
Be like an old dog!!!! If you can't eat it or screw it, just piss on it and walk away!!!!
I'd say that if the mag well is broached and the buffer tube is ready to go, leave he rest to the builder, and keep the cost low. But what do I know.
Turn out a quality product, charge what it is worth. Persons with common sense will recognize it for what it is and your sales will expand.
We need a member to produce some quality AK 80%, bends and rails, ready to go. They will sell.
i might be interested. then i might just buy some 0% lowers for the fun of it all.
Most of the time 80% AK means an AK flat, which you fold with a jig. Don't think I've ever heard of an Aluminum milled/forged receiver for an AK; you'd have to do considerable testing with it to make sure it wouldn't get all f*ed up; it'd be cool to see an integrated mag-well or something like that. If you can do steel ones, there is a market for them, check the AK-build section someone is selling them there.
I would agree with prior statement on developing your product. Get pictures of it out and ask for feedback once it gets into builders hands. As long as it is reliable at a reasonable price, you should be able to sell them. We built a lot of race car parts that way. Our idea, our design, our CNC and put them on a car at the track and see how it worked. People see it, like the way it works and price is right...we had another part in our line.
I'd also recommend submitting a "sample" to the ATF for written approval asking something like, "Would this be considered an 80% receiver." Hearing stories about several places stopping production of 80% receivers due to ATF interference made me think of this.
$150 is not bad if it's comparable in quality to "Kevin's" at CNC. I would definitely buy if you could do that!
I would like to do a build myself.....i will be hiding and watching with my fingers crossed


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Joining the Rotary Performance Pavilion and playground in Hart Park, a new pavilion will provide some picnic tables and shade in the area between 68th and 70th streets.
The Common Council approved an $817,000 contract for constructing the pavilion at its meeting July 1. The cost exceeds the $750,000 the city had budgeted for the project in its capital improvement plan.
In order to come up with more money, Public Works Director Bill Porter recommended pulling some funds from plans for bike paths in the park. He said those plans needed "some rethinking," specifically on how they would cross the river. Because there hasn't been any design work on the paths yet, he said they could happen in later years with different funds.
"Where the greatest need is, was sort of the issue," Parks and Forestry Superintendent Ken Walbrant said. "The bike path isn't connecting us to anything else now. Right now the bike path has sort of an undetermined goal, and there is not a lot of public pressure to extend that at this time. It is part of the park design, so at some point it will be dealt with."
Walbrant said the pavilion would be an important enhancement to the park, especially for Tosa Tonight shows.
"By design, the parents can sit in the shelter area and watch the show at the performance stage and also see their kids on the playground," Walbrant said.
Walbrant said the pavilion would include bathrooms and about six shaded picnic tables. He said construction, by Ray Stadler Construction Co. of Wauwatosa, likely will be completed next year.
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To: Mayor Allen Green
Vice Mayor Mary S. Martin
Councilman Dennis Kennedy
Councilman Robert Pohlmann
Councilman George Steindoerfer
From: Kenneth W. Parker, City Manager
Subject: Agenda Commentary for Regular City Council Meeting of
December 12, 2006
Date: December 4, 2006
This is the last scheduled meeting of the year. 2006 has been a tremendous year for the City of Port Orange. As we come to the close of 2006, we are already looking forward to the New Year. From what we know now, 2007 will be an active year.
B. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION (Non-Agenda)
The Town Center CRA will meet on Tuesday evening. We have the opportunity to accept the assignment of a contract for the acquisition of the Bryant-Singletary property. The acquisition price is within the limitations established by the City of Port Orange. This property is located on Halifax Drive. The purchase price is $1.1 million. The second action that I need the CRA to take is to approve a promissory note to the City of Port Orange for $1.150 million. The additional funds are for closing costs, survey, title searches, etc. The City's internal loan will provide the bridge loan for the property acquisition. This would be a bridge loan. I anticipate presenting to the CRA in January the necessary documents to issue TIF Bonds for the Town Center CRA. We would repay all our internal loans from the proceeds as well as purchase this property. There are other property options that have presented themselves to the CRA that we are exploring. I would encourage you to speak with Donna about the options we are exploring.
Item 4 - Monthly Development Activity Report and the Building Activity Report for October and November, 2006
The attached Staff Reports include the Development Activity Report for November, 2006, and the Building Activity Report for October, 2006. These reports provide information on proposed development and projects under construction, commercial code enforcement activity, and monthly building permits and inspection updates. Staff recommends that Council accept the Staff Reports (Monthly Development Activity Report and the Building Activity Report) for October and November, 2006.
Attached is the City Attorney's Report. If you have questions, please contact Margaret Roberts.
Item 6 - Bid Award – Emulsion Polymer for Use at the Reclaimed Water Plant
Bids were solicited for the purchase of emulsion polymer as used in the treatment process at the reclaimed water plant. Sealed bids were opened on October 19, 2006 with five (5) bidders responding. The low bid was submitted by the NALCO Company at $.953 per pound. The term of the contract will be two (2) years.
At the direction of Council, additional tests were run on all of the products submitted in this bid request to determine the lowest annual cost. Within the bid specs was a minimum requirement of 15% solids in the processed sludge. All polymers were tested at the same feed and flow rates to determine performance. Only two of the provided products met the 15% solids minimum requirement, NALCO and Atlantic Coast. NALCO was the lowest bid unit price of all the submitted products, and met the minimum % solids requirement. Therefore, staff recommends award to NALCO for supply of emulsion polymer to the reclaimed water plant. Funds are available in the operating budget, account #40104005355219.
Staff recommends that Council award bid #B 06-21 for the purchase of emulsion polymer to the NALCO Company and authorize the Mayor and City Manager to execute documents on behalf of the City.
City Manager's Comments: This item was on the City Council Agenda a few weeks ago. A question was raised about the concentration and whether the other product was really the lowest responsible bid. I requested the City staff to review the products from that point of view. The Public Utilities staff recommends that the bid submitted by NALCO be accepted.
The proposed equipment will replace our current, aging, single CPU, AS/400 with a new mid-range computer. The current AS/400 was purchased in November 2002 and runs virtually all of the Cities' main database applications. Our current unit is at 85% capacity and will not support critical future upgrades which are due in early 2007. The original system has gone through some minor software upgrades in the past six years, and the hardware has been stretched to its limit by the size of the database and the number of users. We recommend replacing with a new IBM model i520 to be purchased from Clover Systems for $99,954.00. This price includes IBM 3 year hardware and software maintenance plus installation. This replacement is also called for in the 2004 -2009 Technology Improvement Plan. The recommended system will be purchased under a State of Florida contract already approved by Council. This purchase is subject to Council approval of the IT carry forward request of 12/05/06.
Staff recommends that Council approve the purchase of a new IBM AS400 database server under state authorized contract for the amount of $100,000.00 pursuant to the adopted City technology plan.
Currently, the City has a continuing contract with Quentin L. Hampton Associates for inspection fees. That contract allows for an increase based upon the CPI index for the Southeastern Region. The CPI used in 2005 was 192.5; and in August, 2006, the index was 197.1. This comes out to a 2.4% increase, which, based upon the $45.02 rate, equals an increase of $1.08 per hour. This would bring Quentin Hampton's hourly rate to $46.10 per hour, exclusive of mileage. The IRS has also increased the mileage rate effective January 1, 2007. Accordingly, Quentin Hampton's will also be increasing their mileage rate to $0.48 per mile. Staff recommends that Council approve the annual increase to Quentin L. Hampton Associates, Inc., of $1.08 per hour, bringing the total hourly rate to $46.10 per hour plus mileage.
Item 9 - Bid Award – Boardwalk, Two Footbridges, and a Floating Dock for Gamble Place
The City Staff issued a bid for the construction of a boardwalk, two (2) footbridges, and a floating dock at Gamble Place. Ten bids were received. The lowest responsive bid was received from Envirocare Inc., a local Port Orange firm, in the amount of $156,047. References checked out fine; therefore, staff recommends that the City Council approve and award the contract for a boardwalk, two footbridges, and a floating dock for Gamble Place to Envirocare for their bid as submitted in the amount of $156,047.
Item 10 - Approve Contract with CT Hsu and Associates for Architectural and Construction Administrative Services for Public Safety Facilities
This contract is for architectural and construction administrative services for design and construction of the public safety buildings. Please see Exhibit A of the contract for detail on the scope of work. Staff recommends that Council approve the contract between the City and C. T. Hsu and Associates and that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to execute the contract as provided.
Item 11 - Annual Renewal of Property Management Agreement – All Florida Realty Services, Inc.
In April, 2002, the City entered into a Property Management Agreement with All Florida Realty Services, Inc., of Holly Hill. Since that time, All Florida Realty has provided property management services to the City for the Halifax Trailer Park and several other City-acquired properties in the Riverwalk area. The original agreement was for a two (2) year period with annual one-year renewals upon approval of the Council and written notification to All Florida. No changes or amendments to the Agreement are proposed. Staff is very satisfied with the performance of All Florida Realty Services under this contract and, therefore, recommends the renewal of the subject contract for another one (1) year period.
Council approved the acceptance of grants from the U.S. Department of Justice, and Florida Inland Navigation District. Also the City has been notified by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection that a $2 million grant for the Cambridge drainage retrofit project is forthcoming. In addition the City has received revenue for various recreation programs. Also, there are funds included in the Resolution to provide the bridge financing for the property acquisitions from the FEMA Repetitive Flood Program grant. The amount the City will potentially receive is $1.7 million to acquire the 7 homes that have experienced repetitive flood losses in the Cambridge area. Also, there is a bridge loan of $1.150 million to acquire property in the Riverwalk area.
The attached resolution changes the budget appropriations to fund the grant projects and the various recreation programs. Also this resolution provides for a temporary loan to the Drainage fund to facilitate property acquisitions. This loan will be repaid by grant proceeds. Staff recommends approval.
The City of Port Orange has received requests for funding from several non-profit agencies for the new fiscal year. Staff recommends funding $40,000 of those requests, which was the amount that was set aside in the budget.
05/06 06/07 Staff
Funding Request Rec.
Act Corporation -0- $28,776 $ 8,500
*Alzheimer's Association $1,000 $ 1,500 $ 1,000
*Child Care Resource Network $4,000 $ 5,000 $ 4,000
*Children's Advocacy Center $3,000 $ 5,000 $ 3,000
*Children's Home Society $ 500 $ 2,500 $ 500
Coalition for the Homeless $1,000 $ 2,500 $ 1,000
*Council on Aging $3,500 $ 5,000 $ 3,500
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services $1,500 $ 1,500 $ 1,500
*First Call for Help – United Way $3,000 $ 3,000 $ 3,000
*Halifax Urban Ministries (Program
Oversees several subsidiaries,
Including Travelers Aid) $1,000 $ 2,000 $ 1,000
Hospice of Volusia/Flagler $4,000 $ 5,000 $ 4,000
*Stewart Marchman Center $1,500 $ 2,000 $ 2,000
*Travelers Aid (Subsidiary of
Halifax Urban Ministries) $1,000 $ 2,000 $ 1,000
Seventh Circuit City Mediation SV $1,000 $ 1,000 $ 1,000
Total $30,000 $80,276 $40,000
Staff recommends funding these requests in the total amount of $40,000.
City Manager's Comments: For the City Council's information, a number of the agencies that are appearing before the City Council are members of United Way. I received a request that I designate those agencies requesting funding from the City of Port Orange who receive funding from United Way. I have placed an * beside those agencies.
Item 14 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2006-19 – Annexation – The Linen Group (Bella Oaks)
We recommend approval.
Item 15 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2006-20 – Rezoning – From Volusia County A-2 and MH-3 (Rural Agriculture and Rural Mobile Home) to R-3L (Low Density Multi-Family Residential) – The Linen Group (Bella Oaks)
We recommend approval.
Item 16 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2006-46 – Ordinance Approving an Amendment to the Master Development Agreement- Scott CNB PCD 7th Amendment
We recommend approval.
Item 17 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2006-47 – Annexation – Williams
We recommend approval.
Item 18 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2006-49 – Annexation – Executive Homes by JDB Construction
We recommend approval.
Item 19 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2006-50 – Rezoning and Approving the Master Development Agreement Conceptual Development Plan – Nova Depot PCD
We recommend approval.
We recommend approval.
This is a request to approve the Final Site Plan for the Port Orange Tower.
Planning Commission Recommendation: The Planning Commission recommends approval, 6-0 (Commissioner Barker excused) of the Final Site Plan for Port Orange Tower with the following being conditions of the Development Order and addressed on the "approved for construction" plans: indicate the proposed location of the generator pads within the tower compound, substitute the proposed white strobe light (as requested by the Spruce Creek Fly-In Airport Manager) with a red light to reduce visual glare; and to indicate that a back-up strobe light will be installed. The Planning Commission's recommendation for approval is subject to the conditions outlined in attached revised staff report, dated November 17, 2006.
Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval.
Item 22 - Modification of Council Motion – Final Plat and Plans, Subdivision Improvement Agreement, and Concurrency and Fair Share Agreement – Port Orange Plantation, Phase III
The Community Development Department has received a request from the developer, D.R. Horton, to begin construction of Phase III. This will require modification of the previous adopted motion, which required "clear right to build the bypass drainage system prior to the plans being stamped approved for construction". This identical motion was passed for Port Orange Plantation Phases III, IV & V and although Phases IV & V require the bypass drainage system be in place to construct, Phase III does not. D.R. Horton intends to make the required Concurrency and Fair Share payment for Phases III-V in December.
Staff recommends the motion be amended to delete Phase III from the bypass drainage system requirement.
Staff recommends that Council withdraw the condition for construction of the bypass drainage system prior to the plans being stamped approved for construction.
City Manager's Comments: Our staff has reviewed the request. We need to separate Phase 3 from Phases 4 and 5. Phase 3 does not require the bypass drainage system. We are recommending that the motion previously passed by the City Council approving the three additional phases be modified so that Phase 3 can be constructed.
Item 23 - Repetitive Flood Claim (RFC) Grant from FEMA and the Florida Division of Emergency Management for the Purchase of Homes in the Cambridge Basin Area
In 2004, the City of Port Orange was struck by 3 hurricanes in a 6-week period. As a result of those storms, several homes in the Cambridge Basin were damaged by floodwaters. Since that time, the City has been seeking ways to eliminate or reduce future flood damage in the entire Cambridge Basin area. The purchase of damaged homes is but one phase of a much larger goal. The City applied for a Repetitive Flood Claim grant with the sole purpose of obtaining funds to purchase previously flooded homes and demolish them to prevent future flooding in the homes. The purchase of these homes is strictly on a voluntary basis by the homeowner and no eminent domain will be used. FEMA has appropriated the stated funds to Florida who, in turn, has agreed to a contract with Port Orange to purchase previously damaged homes in this area. This grant is a 100% match by FEMA and FDEM with no match requirement on the City's part.
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The City has tentatively identified 7 homes and the owners have been offered the fund amount set by FEMA. If any of these homeowners decide not to sell their homes, the grant allows us to apply the money to other homes in the area with whom an agreement can be reached. A copy of the State contract that includes the initial homes identified for purchase is the supporting documentation.
Staff recommends that the City Council accept the RFC grant awarded by the Florida DEM in the amount of $1,743,034 for the purpose of purchasing homes damaged by flooding as a result of the hurricanes in 2004. The homes will be demolished and the land will be restricted in perpetuity to open space uses as outlined in the grant.
City Manager's Comments: Both John Carleton and I have told each of the property owners that we have contacted about acquisition that the City will not pay more than the funds we have available in this grant. If the City goes beyond the amount that has been allocated for each unit, then it must be out of our own resources. The administrative fee is available to remove the unit, restore the lot, and to pay for audit and other items required by the grant. The City could choose to pay out of its resources the demolition, restoration of the lot, and the audit expenses out of its own resources and give the administrative fee to the property owner. It is my recommendation that that option not be exercised.
As I understand the program, we cannot move money from one property to another. The amount available to acquire each property has been identified and can only be spent on that property. Should any of these homes refuse to sell, the City will request a modification to the grant and make additional offers to properties in the Cambridge area. The decision to sell is totally and completely up to the property owners. This program operates slightly different from the other programs in that no appraisals are required. The way the City determined the value of each home was to review the property appraisals records, look at the sales in the area, and look at the cost benefit ratio that is required in this program. Values sometimes had to be adjusted to make the cost benefit ratios work on individual properties. In no case were the property values less than the property appraiser's values on the property or sales history. We were aware of some appraisals on properties within the area, too. Those were taken into consideration when applying for the grant. We understand that some property owners want additional monies for their properties. What I have indicated to them is if the City has money available from the administrative fee, then we would include those dollars in the grant. I do not expect the City to have additional monies in the administrative fees after we pay the required cost of demolition and restoration. We would have to know those figures for each property. Therefore, we would be given the authority to utilize all of the dollars in this program to acquire, demolish, restore, survey, title search, and pay those necessary administrative expenses required for the City to take possession of the properties.
Item 24 - Resolution No. 06-110 – Expressing an Intent to Use the Uniform Method for Collecting Non-Ad Valorem Special Assessment for Capital Improvements in the Transportation Concurrency Exception Area
The City is preserving its right to use the non-ad valorem assessment collection method for the Transportation Exception Area. In our approved Comprehensive Plan Amendment, the City agreed to established this District to pay for transportation related improvements associated with the redevelopment of the Town Center area. By December 31, the City must notify the Property Appraisers Office our intent to create the District and that the City Council has preserved the right to collect any assessments on the property tax bill should they be levied. There is a lot of work that remains to be done before the City Council can take final action. There are several notifications that will have to be mailed and hearing dates in June/July and again in September that will be required should the City Council decide to create the District and collect the assessment.
Item 25 - Resolution No. 06-111 – Expressing an Intent to Use the Uniform Method for Collecting Non-Ad Valorem Charges for Solid Waste, Recycling, and Yard Waste Collection and Disposal
Attached is a resolution authorizing the intent to use the uniform method for collecting non-ad valorem charges for solid waste, recycling, and yard waste collection and disposal. Staff recommends approval.
City Manager's Comments: In our survey last year, property owners indicated a willingness to examine an annual collection of the solid waste fees on the tax bills if it meant a reduction in solid waste fees and rates. This preserves the right to use that method but does not commit the City to use the method. We continue to have discussions with our hauler about the savings that could be achieved through the use of this method. There are several steps that must be taken before the City Council needs to make a final decision on whether to use this method. That decision does not have to be made until June.
Item 26 - Resolution No. 06-112 – Expressing an Intent to Use the Uniform Method for Collection Non-Ad Valorem Special Assessment for Capital Improvements in the Riverwalk Project
To ensure adequate revenues to cover the higher maintenance costs in the Riverwalk area, the Memorandum of Understanding with McGurn & LaCour identified the use of a Special Assessment District specifically for maintenance and repairs in the Riverwalk Project Area. This special assessment is limited to no greater than 0.025 percent of the property value, as assessed by the Volusia County Property Appraiser, for the first ten (10) years after the issuance of the first Certificate of Occupancy. The subject resolution places the Volusia County Property Appraiser on notice and preserves the City's right to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special assessment revenues in 2007 and thereafter for maintenance and repairs in the Riverwalk Project Area.
Staff recommends that Council approve the attached resolution expressing the City's intent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special assessment for maintenance and repairs in the Riverwalk Project Area.
City Manager's Comments: This was included in the City's MOU for the Riverwalk Project.
Item 27 - Resolution No. 06-113 – Expressing Intent to Use the Uniform Method for Collecting Non-Ad Valorem Special Assessment for Capital Improvements in the Williamson Boulevard Industrial Park Development
A Special Assessment for capital improvements in the Williamson Business Park Project Area may be necessary as a secondary pledge to Tax Increment Financing (TIF) revenues. The subject resolution places the Volusia County Property Appraiser on notice and preserves the City's right to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special assessment revenues in 2007 and thereafter for capital improvements in the Williamson Business Park Project Area (see attached map).
Staff recommends that Council approve the attached resolution expressing the City's intent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem special assessment for capital improvements in the Williamson Business Park Project Area.
Item 28 - Resolution No. 06-114 – Expressing an Intent to Use the Uniform Method for Capital Improvements for Yorktowne Boulevard Extension Lying East of Dunlawton Avenue
Staff recommends that Council approve the attached resolution expressing the City's intent to use the uniform method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessment for Capital Improvements for Yorktowne Boulevard Extension lying east of Dunlawton Avenue.
Item 29 - Resolution No. 06-115 – Expressing an Intent to Use the Uniform Method for Collecting Non-Ad Valorem Special Assessment for Capital Improvements in the B-23 Canal Lying East of Ridgewood Avenue
Staff recommends that Council adopt the attached resolution expressing an intent to use the uniform method for collection non-ad valorem special assessment for capital improvements in the B-23 canal lying east of Ridgewood Avenue.
Item 30 - Resolution No. 06-116 – Expressing an Intent to Use the Uniform Method for Collecting Non-Ad Valorem Special Assessment for Capital Improvements to the Canals Lying in Halifax Shores Replat Per Map Book 23 at Page 218 of the Public Records of Volusia County, Florida
Attached is a resolution expressing an intent to use the uniform method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessment for capital improvements to the canals lying in the Halifax Shores Replat. Staff recommends approval.
Item 31 - Resolution No. 06-132 - Acceptance of Property Donation from Lighthouse Landings, Inc. – Glades Court
We are recommending the acceptance of the property on Glades Court. The City would provide a letter to the property owner related to the value of the donation. The City would pay $3,000 in taxes due for the property. This is property located in the Eastport area. It provides one of the final parcels of land that is needed for the sidewalk along Spruce Creek Road.
The SHIP Board has held two meetings during the month of November. From those meetings, recommendations have been developed on how to implement the City's SHIP program. For the purpose of this discussion, attached are the materials for review.
Attached is a memorandum outlining the proposed procedure for establishing a Manatee Protection Trust Fund. Staff recommends approval.
Attached is the 2007 Legislative Program.
At this time, Council Members may discuss various matters of concern.


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For the last couple of weeks, I've been writing about many of the aspects and levels of resilience addressed by eco-thrifty design thinking.
One of those articles focused on the peace of mind provided by a low-energy and low-resource home, and the other talked about the growing global movement towards resilience to storms: literally in terms of damaging storm surges such as Hurricane Sandy, in New York, and figuratively such as the damage caused by the global financial crisis.
While examples of resilience can be gleaned from around the globe and connections can be made to our local context in Wanganui, I do not mean to overshadow another important component of eco-thrifty design thinking.
There is no reason things cannot be made as beautiful as they are resilient.
This also gives me the opportunity to thank Terry Lobb for her kind words three weeks ago when we swapped columns. Terry wrote about the aesthetics of our $2500 eco-thrifty kitchen by focusing on a number of key elements including the cabinets of our hob with their leadlight doors that reminded her of fantails.
I love fantails, I love those leadlight doors, and I love where we got them: Hayward's Auctions. We paid a fair price for the leadlights - about $50 for the pair - but ended up with a design element in our kitchen that punches above its weight. In other words, the value we receive from these beautiful doors far outweighs the price we paid for them.
This is not to ignore, however, the fact that we had to sand back the wooden frames and then carefully apply two coats of primer and two coats of paint. The other thing I had to do was build cabinets to suit them. It took me nine months from purchasing the doors to realise the cabinets had been here all along.
During the process of turning the old kitchen into the new bathroom, we had to take down the old 1950's cabinets. We removed the unit and put it in a back room. And there it sat until one day I had a vision. The vision was that by cutting away at the cabinet and reshuffling some of the bits, this old rimu unit could see new life in a new kitchen in the same old home. The process was almost like pruning a tree.
First, I removed the Kiwi-mint-green doors. I carefully measured and marked where I wanted to remove parts of the old cabinet that was too big for our new kitchen.
Next, I pruned away some off the length, then some off the height. Then I had to reshuffle some of the bits so that the new, smaller doors would be centred on the pruned (smaller) version of the cabinet. Like any form of renovation, the work may proceed slower than building something new because we are forced to work around pre-existing elements. However, when care and time are taken, the results can be worth the effort.
Nelson Lebo is co-founder of the ECO School with his wife, Dani. firstname.lastname@example.com - 022 635 0868 - 06 344 5013. They have extensively renovated an old villa at Castlecliff with green principles and sustainability in mind.
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In the first game of the season, timely hitting, consistent pitching, and a rally in the third inning allowed the OV Lady Timberwolves to get an opening win against the Central A&M Raiders.
After two weeks of preparation for the game, OV coach Dave Benning said he expected to see moments where his team would struggle defensively as well as solid hitting. Both of his predictions came true.
During the bumpy first inning, the T-Wolves allowed the Raiders to score when their leadoff hitter stole home base after getting on base due to an error. OV came back at the plate with a double from Amanda McClain and a single from Addessa Kesterson, after which Paige Harlin had an RBI to score McClain to tie the ballgame.
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I recently adquired a 40PFL7606D/77. It was working very good, well a little slow maybe to change channels and to load applications, but it's my first led TV so I guessed that it was normal..
Last friday I turn it on and 10 seconds later it reboted itself over and over.. always waiting 10 seconds on and then resetting again. I managed to put the option of "factory reset" fast enought and now it start in the config screen, first it ask for the language then for the cable connection etc. But before that I can finish the config the TV reboot itself, so the problem continues.
I found a thread in the archives of this forum that said something like my problem, but this occur to this person because he did a firmware downgrade. I didn't do anything with the firm before, not even updated it. So I don't know why it happened.
Well, so reading at this forum I found the way to update the firmware: continously pressing the OK button and then resetting the tv with the main switch. When I iniciate the TV in this mode it doesn't reset itself. So I'm guessing that it's probably a firmware problem and not a power source or whatever.
I downloaded the last version from the web.
But when it's finishing the upgrade a sing pops saying that the upgrade was not sussesfull.
This is what appears (sorry the TV is in spanish, I'm from Argentina):
Well, I can't enter in the Home tab to do the system update.. So, I was thinking maybe if I get a firmware version older than the last one? mine is this one: Q5552_0.14.93.0
Could you provide me with this one? Q5552_0.14.96.0 ?
Or do you have another way to fix it?
Thank you kindly!