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I've been getting a lot of questions from disabled taxpayers about whether any special tax breaks exist for them in 2009. The answer is yes – and no.
As I stated in a prior post, there was some economic relief for disabled Americans in 2009 in the form of the Economic Recovery Payment (ERP) – but it was not through the IRS. It was in the form of additional checks mailed out by the Social Security Administration, Railroad Retirement Board and the Veterans Administration. If you were eligible for a check, it will not affect your 2009 tax return unless you are also working and claiming the Making Work Pay Credit. You cannot apply for a missed ERP check through the IRS – contact the agency directly.
That said, taxpayers with disabilities may qualify for other tax breaks in 2009; unlike ERP, you can take advantage of these benefits by filing a tax return. They include:
Increased Standard Deduction. If you are totally or partly blind on December 31, 2008, and you do not itemize deductions, you are entitled to a higher standard deduction of an additional $1,100. If you are partly blind, you must get a certified statement from an eye doctor or registered optometrist that you cannot see better than 20/200 in the better eye with glasses or contact lenses or your field of vision is not more than 20 degrees. If your vision will not get better, that statement should be included.
Credit for the Elderly or Disabled. If you are over age 65 or under 65 on permanent and total disability, you may be eligible for an additional credit. You are permanently and totally disabled if you cannot engage in any substantial gainful activity because of your physical or mental condition. A physician must certify that the condition has lasted or can be expected to last continuously for a year or more, or that the condition can be expected to result in death. Income limits apply. To take the credit, you'll need to complete f1040sr.pdfSchedule R (downloads as a pdf). If you want the IRS to figure the credit for you, attach Schedule R and check the appropriate box.
Medical Expenses. If you itemize your deductions, you may be able to deduct medical expenses. The expenses must be at least 7.5% of your AGI in order to qualify – and then you can only deduct expenses over that amount.
Dependent Care Credit. If you pay someone to take care for your dependent or spouse, you may be entitled to claim this credit. There is no applicable age limit if your dependent or spouse is unable to take care of themselves. To figure the credit, complete federal form 2441 (downloads as a pdf).
Taxpayers should also keep in mind that certain disability-related payments such as Veterans Administration disability benefits and Supplemental Security Income are not taxable for federal income tax purposes.
If all of this is a bit overwhelming – or if you think you might qualify for other credits, such as the EITC (earned income tax credit) – there is free help available.Want more taxgirl goodness? Pick your poison: You can receive posts by email, follow me on twitter (@taxgirl) hang out with me on Facebook and check out my YouTube channel.


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The BBC's iPlayer launched one year ago this week, so in celebration the BBC is holding an iPlayer fest this Friday posting hourly features on the Internet Blog with guest comment, interviews - and maybe even some nuts-and-bolts diagrams. (They might save that for later...)
TV viewing has shifted away from the sofa. Photograph: JasonRogers/Flickr/Some rights reserved
Everyone else is invited to chip in by posting pictures to the iPlayer Day Flickr group, Twitter comments tagged #iplayerday will stream live on the blog and Future Media grand supremo Erik Huggers will be on the site at 11am to answer questions. I just know you'll have some - not least when it will be opened to people outside the UK, particularly if they pay their UK TV licence, and whether the BBC will introduce a download rather than streaming version for Macs.
There will be an extensive interview with iPlayer head honcho Anthony Rose in the Guardian Technology section this Thursday. We also interviewed him for the Tech Weekly podcast back in March. Watch this website...


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4 Ways to Identify Symptoms of High Prolactin Levels
Prolactin is a hormone that is primarily involved in milk production and breast development. After you have a baby, your prolactin levels rise and cause your mammary glands to lactate, so you can breastfeed. Hyperprolactinemia is a condition characterized by high prolactin levels not related to pregnancy. If you have high prolactin levels in your body and you are female, your main symptom will probably be related to your menstrual cycle. Most women with hyperprolactinemia have some disruption to their cycles. This may show up as irregular periods, abnormal flow or loss of menstruation altogether (amenorrhea).


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It's crazy. I almost can't believe it exists. Am i dreaming, guys?
Did 100% the game today. I love the humor, and all the cool ways to solve the puzzles. I actually love almost everything about this game. If it wasn't for the occasionally bad framerate, i would consider it flawless.


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Standing on the deck of a battleship memorial as i walk down the to the stern and touching all the pieces of the ship around me I just could not believe. I was on the USS Arizona thee ship of Pearl Harbor. Wonder what the passengers on the ship were thinking and all the memories that must be filled in between each and every part of the ship. It was thee ship of battleships this ship changed the way all were made. I ran my hand down the railing as I seemed to shake to the thought of the memories all this resembled. Then I came across a plaque on a stand and I walked over and seen the names engraved of each and every name that was on the ship and died in that horrible disaster of bombing. I was in misbelief I could not believe all the people all the pain. Just the thought seeing a ship going down in flames was hard enough to think of but actually being on that ship would be a memory that would scorn anyone forever even after death. I could just wonder but no one would ever know what really was on the passengers thoughts that fatal day. All them soliders who put on a uniform and fought for their country. Gave it their all to save us and our freedom. The USS Arizona set an example in history. Just know that ship changed the world of battleships from that day on. Then i came back into my right train of thought. So i continued to walk down the deck and through the rooms to see the artifacts and everything that I could see.
Then I seen a man in uniform from the corner of my eye and it was my fiancee'. I ran into his arms and held him tight. He was a captain of the US 47 Troops. He had been gone for 10 long months and just to see him alive and look into his eyes again just made me the happiest person in the world at that time. We wanted to visit this ship together the memorial ship together when he landed. He surprised me due to I was supposed to pick him up at the fleet base in California. He must of got message I was going to be there. He said, "how are you dear?" and I replied, "wondeful now that your hear" as I looked into his eyes and smiled. He smiled back and gave me a kiss I have been longing for months to just be with him. I pinched myself thinking I was having again one of those crazy dreams but I wasn't this was really happening.
Next thing I remember was the next day when I was in a white dress walking down the isle. Looking around and seeing a bunch of guys in army uniform at our wedding as we said our I do's and were finally married to each other, the love of our life!! We left the chapel as each soldier saluted him with happiness in their eyes. I was just so happy to be with him and he was still alive I was greatful.
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Jennifer Lawrence is the new cover girl for the April 2012 issue of Seventeen.
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Taylor Lautner is the new cover star for the October 2011 issue of Seventeen.
Emma Roberts is the fresh new face for the cover of Seventeen's May 2011 issue.
Miranda Cosgrove is the new cover girl for next month's issue of Seventeen.
"Gossip Girl" star Leighton Meester is the lovely cover girl for the February 2011 issue of Seventeen. For the cover, Leighton wore a dress from the Versus Spring 2011 collection.
"The Secret Life of the American Teenager" star Shailene Woodley covers the latest issue of Seventeen.
Lauren Conrad graces the cover of Seventeen's March 2010 issue, which will be available on newsstands on February 9, 2010. In the interview, Lauren talks about "The Hills" and addresses relationship rumors.
Taylor Momsen covers the February 2010 issue of Seventeen. In the interview, the 16 year-old "Gossip Girl" star talks about being taken seriously, her angsty personality, and her view on the tabloids.


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Clinging to Emptinessby Peter J. Leithart
Ruth attaches herself to Naomi when Naomi has nothing. Continue Reading »
Ruth attaches herself to Naomi when Naomi has nothing. Continue Reading »
Why do people remove shoes on holy ground? Continue Reading »
Four women appear in Matthew's genealogy, all of them connected with some scandal - Tamar, who fathered twins by her father-in-law, Judah; Rahab, retired prostitute; Ruth, a forward Moabitess; and Bath-sheba, whom David seized from Uriah. Though unnamed, three of the same women are implied in . . . . Continue Reading »
Naomi aims to provide "rest" for her daughter-in-law Ruth (Ruth 3:1), and the Hebrew word is manoach , built from the root nuach , which is the name of Noah, the one who gives rest to the earth. On a small scale, Boaz proves to be Noah redux, guiding Ruth and Naomi through the flood of . . . . Continue Reading »
When he is first introduced in the narrative of Ruth, Boaz is called a 'ish g ibbor chayil , a "mighty man of strength." "Mighty men" are usually violent warriors - the Nephilim who dominated the earth before the flood (Genesis 6:4), Nimrod (Genesis 10:9), . . . . Continue Reading »
Ruth is the only book of the Tanakh that ends with a genealogy, notes Stephen Dempster ( Dominion and Dynasty: A Biblical Theology of the Hebrew Bible , 193). The "ten-member genealogy powerfully echoes two other ten-member genealogies in the narrative books that had soteriological . . . . Continue Reading »
A thought or two on Ruth arising from student papers. The book begins with "a certain man " (1:1) and introduces a couple of other men (1:2). In a few verses, the men are all dead, and the next time a man appears in the story it is Boaz (2:1). He is identified as a kinsman of Elimelech, . . . . Continue Reading »
Naomi's daughter-in-law, Ruth, is better than seven sons to Naomi (4:15). To underscore this, the book calls Ruth "daughter-in-law" seven times (1:6, 7, 8, 22; 2:20, 22; 4:15). She is the sevenfold daughter, the daughter who brings new life and new creation to Naomi, a new life . . . . Continue Reading »
A couple of reflections on Ruth, after reading some student papers. First, it's fairly common to note the reverse inclusio around the book - Naomi loses sons at the beginning, and gains a son at the end. But in 4:15b, the women of the city claim that Ruth is better to Naomi than seven sons. . . . . Continue Reading »
2 Chronicles 3:1: Solomon began to build the house of Yahweh in Jerusalem on Mount Moriah, where the Lord had appeared to his father David, at the place that David had prepared, on the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite. Naomi gives Ruth specific instructions for her approach to Boaz: . . . . Continue Reading »


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Hello all,I'm a man in my mid-30's. I'm American, of Scotch-Irish descent. I am naturally extremely pale and I have very thick dark hair... everywhere. So I am researching laser hair removal for my ever-increasing back hair. While it's nice to have a sweater in winter, it's simply time for this to go. :)The question however remains - where to stop? I have hair on my back, my bum, my legs... Whenever I have had my back waxed, they always stop at the waist line. It leaves a definite line between smooth back and hairy bum, leaving a bit of the impression of "hair pants" if you catch my meaning :D and it looks rather weird. If I'm going to do this rather expensive procedure, I want to do it right. So ladies… if I'm lasering my back, where should I stop? At the waist? After the bum? Somewhere on the back of the thighs? Is it possible to create a gradation, doing perhaps only half the treatments on my bum, for example? All opinions welcome… and guys who have done this, please chime in too! Thanks!


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The Bill would complement existing Canadian initiatives, both at home and abroad, to put an end to barbaric cultural practices that go against Canadian values because they cause harm to women and girls and prevent their full participation in society. These practices, which include early and forced marriage, "honour"-based violence and female genital mutilation/cutting, have no place in Canada's free and democratic society. Some of Canada's initiatives to end these practices are set out below.
Canada on the international stage
Canada has made ending child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) a foreign policy and development priority and is intensifying programming and advocacy efforts to address CEFM. For example:
- Canada spearheaded the initiative to establish the International Day of the Girl Child, which focused on CEFM in 2012, its first year.
- In October 2013, Canada announced $5 million in new funding to address the causes and consequences of CEFM around the world. These funds were used for programs in Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Ghana, Somalia and Zimbabwe.
- On July 4, 2014, Minister Baird announced that Canada is contributing $20 million over two years to UNICEF toward ending CEFM. The UNICEF project aims to accelerate the movement to end child marriage in Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Yemen and Zambia by supporting efforts in these countries to strengthen programming and political support to end the practice.
- Also in July 2014, Canada committed institutional support to the efforts of the Royal Commonwealth Society to raise awareness in Commonwealth countries about the need to end CEFM.
- Canada has played an important role in bringing world attention and action to this issue of CEFM. For example, for the second year, Canada and Zambia will lead a United General Assembly resolution on CEFM in the Fall of 2014.
- Canada contributes to efforts to combat female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM) by working with UN agencies, and bilaterally with other countries supporting projects to address violence against women and eliminate harmful cultural practices like FGM.
Canada at home
Canada has taken action to protect vulnerable Canadians, particularly women and girls, from early and forced marriage and other harmful or violent cultural practices. For example:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)
- Many CIC-funded organizations provide targeted programming designed for specific groups, including women. Newcomer women may benefit from blended workshops, offering an inclusive and open environment to learn and discuss job search strategies and basic information needed to obtain meaningful employment.
- In addition, special language programs are available for immigrant and refugee women. CIC-funded language classes cover issues such as family violence, spousal abuse, women's rights, legal rights and responsibilities, health care, and include bridging or referral to other available services in the community.
- Both Canada's citizenship study guide "Discover Canada" and the "Welcome to Canada" orientation guide were recently updated to reflect the fact that Canada's openness and generosity do not extend to harmful cultural practices such as forced marriage or other forms of gender-based family violence.
- CIC also disseminates the brochure "Information for Sponsored Spouses or Partners" to sponsored spouses and partners who are subject to the conditional permanent residence measure. The brochure provides information for those who are subject to the condition and who are victims of abuse or neglect, advising them that they do not have to remain in an abusive situation and informing them how to contact CIC as well as others and where they can find help.
Department of Justice Canada
- Justice Canada and Status of Women Canada co-chair an interdepartmental working group on early and forced marriage, "honour"-based violence and female genital mutilation/cutting. The working group has participation from 13 federal departments as well as agencies and acts as a focal point for collaborative actions.
- Since 2009, Justice Canada has held six sector-specific workshops on forced marriage and honour-based violence with police, Crown prosecutors, victim services, child protection officials and shelter workers, to assist in front-line capacity-building.
- Justice Canada also funded research papers on forced marriage and "honour" killings, included specific information on these forms of family violence in two public legal education pamphlets (one of which – Abuse is Wrong in Any Language – is available in 12 languages) and funded a variety of projects to prevent and respond to forced marriage and "honour"-based violence.
- Justice Canada operates an emergency fund for Canadians who are victimized abroad either through homicide, sexual assault, aggravated assault or assault with serious personal violence, including against a child.
Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD)
- Consular Services are available 24 hours a day to Canadian victims of forced marriage abroad. DFATD provides information about consular assistance available to travellers at risk of forced marriage on its travel.gc.ca website.
- Increased awareness building and concrete programming efforts to combat CEFM from a human rights and international development perspective will also support its reduction domestically.
Status of Women Canada (SWC)
- Status of Women Canada launched a call for proposals in 2012, which focused on preventing and eliminating violence against women and girls, including the specific area of violence committed in the name of "honour." It has also provided funding to NGOs to carry out projects addressing forced marriage. Since 2007, a total of over $2.8 million has been approved through SWC for community-based projects that address harmful cultural practices such as "honour"-based violence and forced marriage.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
- The RCMP has developed online training on forced marriage and "honour"-based violence for RCMP officers and plans to make it available to municipal police and other agencies through the Canadian Police Knowledge Network in 2014.
Health Canada/Public Health Agency of Canada
- The Public Health Agency of Canada has funded and facilitated the development of Family Centred-Maternity and Newborn Care: National Guidelines for health professionals, policy makers, program planners and families. The guidelines address Female Genital Mutilation and stress the need for culturally safe and sensitive care.
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Loeb Smith
Cayman Islands International Corporate, Investment Funds and Finance Transactions Law Firm+1 (345) 749-7591
Loeb Smith is a Cayman Islands law firm specializing in corporate and business matters with a wealth of experience of advising on the Cayman law aspects of international corporate, investment, and finance transactions. Our attorneys provide expert advice and guidance on Cayman Islands law relating to...
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Stuarts Walker Hersant Humphries
Corporate & Commercial, Litigation & Insolvency, Trusts & Property Law Firm in Cayman Islands+1 (345) 949-3344
Stuarts Walker Hersant Humphries, Attorneys-at-Law, is an internationally focused law firm based in the Cayman Islands. We offer our clients a full range of corporate and commercial counsel, from general management services to real estate and investment guidance to immigration-related issues. Our firm...
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Conyers Dill & Pearman
International Law Firm Advising on Bermuda, BVI, Cayman Islands and Mauritius Laws+1 345 945 3901
Founded in 1928, Conyers Dill & Pearman is an international law firm with a broad client base including FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 companies, international finance houses and asset managers. The Firm advises on Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands and Mauritius laws, from offices in those jurisdictions...
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Mourant Ozannes
Legal Advice on Cayman, Guernsey and Jersey Law+1 345 9494123
Mourant Ozannes is the pre-eminent legal practice in the Channel Islands with unrivaled strength-in-depth and industry knowledge in Jersey and Guernsey.
We are a leading legal practice in the Cayman Islands and have received a number of industry awards.
Mourant Ozannes is one of the worlds largest...
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Corporate and International Finance Law Firm+1 345 9490100
Walkers based in the Cayman Islands with offices in the British Virgin Islands, Dubai, Hong Kong, Jersey and London, offers high-level skills across the legal spectrum. The firm was named 2006 "Offshore Law firm of the Year" by The Lawyer, who credited Walkers with "'the strategic reshaping of the offshore...
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AALPS AttorneysGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Corporate, Commercial Immigration & Licensing, Trusts/Wills, Contracts1 345 640 4600
AALPS (Cayman Islands), hereinafter simply "AALPS", is a full service corporate/commercial law firm specializing in local and international/offshore legal services with recognized expertise in a number of niche areas, including investment funds, captive insurance, capital markets and corporate...
Broadhurst DacostaGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Lawyer in George Town40 Linwood Street
P.O. Box 2503 GT +1 345 9497237
Brooks & BrooksGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Full-Service Legal Firm in George Town, Grand Cayman+1 345 9499377
Small professional firm of attorneys offering personalized service, with a large domestic client base specializing in areas such as civil litigation, immigration, real estate, matrimonial/ family law, custody, debt collection, probate, conveyancing, traffic offenses and employment.
Bruce Campbell & Co.George Town, Cayman Islands
General Practice Law Firm in Cayman IslandsBank of Nova Scotia Building
P.O. Box 884, Grand Cayman +1 345 9492648
C. S. Gill & CO.George Town, Cayman Islands
General Practice Law FirmGenesis Building
P.O. Box 945 GT, Grand Cayman +1 345 9498599
Calder & CompanyGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Lawyer in Grand CaymanBuckingham House
P.O. Box 1778GT, Grand Cayman +1 345 9450916
Cayman LawGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
International Full-Service Law Firm in George Town, Cayman Islands1-345-949-8572
Cayman Law represents businesses and individuals in Cayman from all around the globe. We provide commercial advice as well having a strong dispute resolution focus. Our team has worked in several major jurisdictions in the onshore and offshore world including the UK, US, Ireland and Saudi Arabia....
Cayman Law AssociatesGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Real Estate, Property, Real Estate Finance, Leasing Attorneys+1 345 9462424
Cayman Law Associates is a specialist Cayman Islands based law firm advising in real estate, property law, strata titles, real estate finance, commercial and residential leasing, raw land, developments and landlord and tenant law.
Diamond Law AttorneysGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Corporate and Commercial Law Firm in the Cayman Islands+1 (345) 746 3529
Diamond Law Attorneys (DLA) is a boutique law firm providing quality legal and professional services to a diverse client base including companies, institutions, families and individuals. We are instructed in a broad range of matters including Commercial, Corporate, and Family related issues...
EmburysGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Cayman Islands Corporate/Commercial, Finance, Mutual Funds, Wills/Estates Law Firm+1 345 7694501
Emburys Attorneys-at-Law is a Cayman Islands law firm specializing in Cayman Islands law, including specifically corporate/commercial, mutual funds, limited partnerships, exempted limited partnerships, SPCS (segregated portfolio companies), finance, lending, real estate, property law, Special...
FrancisGreyGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Corporate & Commercial Boutique Firm - Cayman+1 (345) 815 2800
FrancisGrey is a Cayman Islands corporate and commercial Law firm. The firm's core practice focuses on investment funds, corporate, trusts and private client, regulation and compliance, banking and finance law.
Our attorneys have expert knowledge and extensive experience in Cayman Islands Law...
Giglioli & CompanyGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Lawyer in Grand CaymanKirk House
P.O. Box 2505G, Grand Cayman +1 345 9490999
HSM IP LtdGrand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Intellectual Property1 (345) 949-4766
HSM IP Ltd. provides worldwide intellectual property services, specialising in the Caribbean.
Based in the Cayman Islands our experienced team of attorneys and paralegals deliver first class service to a broad client base which includes major Fortune Global 500 brand owners, international law...
John Meghoo, Attorney-at-LawGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Cayman Islands Corporate Lawyers+1 345 9466537
John Meghoo was admitted to the Cayman Islands Bar in 1999, having been admitted to the London Bar (overseas practitioner) that same year. He has practiced in many areas, including litigation, corporate, investment funds, probate, wills and other areas.
John prides himself in being very...
Krysten Lumsden, Attorney at LawWest Bay, Cayman Islands
Liquidations, Patents and Trade Marks, Migrations, Mergers, Business Law practice in Cayman Islands(345) 939 2004
A boutique law practice in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands specializing in and focusing on areas including: Winding up/Dissolutions, Voluntary Liquidations, Strike-offs, De-registration of regulated entities; Patents and Trade Marks; Corporate De-registrations, Continuations, Migrations; Mergers;...
Legal Chambers Cayman Ltd.George Town, Cayman Islands
Broad Range of Legal Services to the Local and International Markets345 936 5222
Legal Chambers Cayman Ltd. Attorneys-at-Law provides legal advice in all areas of corporate law, trademark and patents registration, aircraft & vessel registration, real estate, Wills & Probate and voluntary liquidations.
Maples and CalderGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
International Business Law Firm(345) 949-8066
Maples and Calder, formed in the Cayman Islands almost 50 years ago, has grown to become a market leading international law firm advising on the laws of the Cayman Islands, Ireland and the British Virgin Islands. Our reputation for delivering legal advice of the highest quality is unsurpassed....
Myers & AlbergaGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Full Legal and Company Management Services Provider+1 345 9490699
The firm offers a full range of legal services. There are two partners and three other lawyers (four of whom are Notaries Public), and other personnel and office administrators. We give advice and write documents in plain language.
We oversee a large licensed Company Management Company,...
Nelson & CompanyGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Cayman Islands General Practice Law FirmWest Wind Building, Grand Cayman
P.O. Box 2075 +1 345 9499710
Orren Merren and CompanyGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
General Practice Lawyers3rd Floor, Kirk House P.O. Box 481 G
Albert Panton Street, Grand Cayman +1 345 9497299
Paget-BrownGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
General Practice LawyersWest Wind Building, Third Floor, Harbour Drive
Grand Cayman +1 345 9497256
Ritch & Conolly, Attorneys at LawGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Full Service Law Firm in the Cayman Islands+1 (345) 949-7366
Ritch & Conolly is a boutique, full-service law firm in the Cayman Islands. Established in 1983, the firm has developed a solid reputation for providing comprehensive advice on a broad range of legal disciplines delivered in a timely and effective manner.
Over the years, the firm has developed...
Samson & McGrathGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Full-Service Offshore Law Firm in the Cayman Islands+1 (345) 623-2740
Leading full service offshore law firm based in the Cayman Islands. We specialize in corporate law, offshore funds, litigation and dispute resolution, administrative law, matrimonial law, ancillary relief and child custody matters, immigration, real estate, white collar crime and insolvency. Our...
Solomon HarrisGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
Grand Cayman LawyersBarclays House P.O. Box 1990
Grand Cayman +1 345 9490488
Sonia Bush & AssociatesArticlesGeorge Town, Cayman Islands
The Real Estate Specialists+1 345 7695000
Sonia Bush & Associates is a law firm located in the Cayman Islands. The firm has extensive experience in all aspects of real estate law.
We represent and provide ongoing advice to owners of commercial and residential real estate, real estate operating companies, developers, bankers and...
Waterford Mandeville & Co LegalGrand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Tax Efficiency & Planning, Offshore Companies Incorporation & Legal Assistance(888) 311-7641
Waterford Mandeville & Co. is a leading legal and financial corporation headquartered between Cayman Islands, Panama and Belgium, delivering advice and strategic guidance spanning the full legal spectrum for corporate, private and institutional clients, providing offshore banking services and tax...


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Species techniques:
The beauty about fishing from a pier is knowing that you are able to catch a variety of species from any. Not just that but each pier generally fishes better for one particular species that another.
Gummy sharks:
When chasing Gummies from a pier a basic running sinker rig setup is required. Gummies feed along the sea floor sniffing out potential meals; if your offerings are on the bottom then you're in with a good chance. The basic requirements for making a running sinker rig is using 80 pound trace line and either one 6/0 circle hook or two 6/0 suicide hooks for a two hook rig. Finding a pier where you're likely going to hook a gummy shark can be easy by roughly knowing the depths at the end of your chosen location. Cowes, Corinella, Stony Point and Flinders are all good locations to begin. All are deep having access into the channels with mud banks nearby. 12ft surf rods are recommended to cast baits out into the deeper water. Mainlines should be 20 or 30lb, braided line is preferred. Try whole fresh calamari, cured eel fillets, fresh salmon fillets, and even the humble pilchard to entice one of these toothless sharks to your bait.
One of the most common species caught at any of Western Port Piers is the humble flathead. For some, these are the tastiest fish in the sea but lack that adrenalin pumping fight when hooked. Anglers using either a paternoster or running sinker rig are more likely to hook a few flatties. Blue bait, squid, white bait and cut pilchards are their favourite foods. Flathead are a bottom feeder so any bait placed on the bottom is sure to snap them up. You don't need to go to extremes with your tackle but leader should be around 20lb in case you hook into something a little more exciting.
Catching snapper from a pier is quite a challenge. The best run is between October and December when they enter the Bays to spawn. Most anglers usually only manage one or two at the most but with the correct baits and rigs more fish can be taken. Either a paternoster or running sinker rig is the best setup on a 10 kilo outfit. Hook size is best kept around a 4/0 to 6/0 size hook with whole baits fitted. Pilchards, fresh calamari, garfish and even fresh fish fillets work very well. Baits should be cast out into the channels or near reefs where snapper will frequent.
If you're keen on hooking into a red then during a westerly wind try your luck at Mornington Pier along the rock wall. This is best fished with a running sinker rig and whole fresh calamari, silver whiting or garfish. The high tide on sun up is most productive as fish will often feed close in the shallows. Your cast needs to be about 70 yards as this is the edge of the reef system.
Both Cowes and Stony Point piers in Western Port are equally as good. Though at Stony Point you'll need to cast to the left about 50 metres to get your bait near the reef system that holds fish. Cowes is mostly mud and the fish are often passersby, fresh baits are the key on running sinker rigs.
Salmon and trevally:
Every pier in western port as good populations of Salmon and Trevally beneath them. They can be caught during any time of the day but a high tide is preferable. If the tide is running you will need to pick which side of the pier to fish. If you fish the end of the pier you may want to use a berley mixture and place a berley pot just below the water's surface, this will attract the salmon and trevally to your area. Small long shank hooks in size ten or eight will suffice tied onto a paternoster rig. Anglers using bass yabbies have the best success but pipi and pilchard fillets will also work if cast into the berley trail. 2-4 kilo outfits provide anglers with excellent sports fishing opportunities.
A 12lb leader is recommended because these species are often under the pier and when hooked attempt to dart under the safety of the pylons. You will have to cast your baits as close to the pylons as possible if you want to catch them.
From February until the beginning of May, elephant fish are a popular catch for land based anglers. They are quite large averaging five kilos in weight and provide great angling opportunities for pier based anglers. Corinella, Grantville, Rhyll, Cowes and Stony Point piers all provide access to catching these easy to catch fish. Running sinkers with a 3/0 circle hook is ideal so the elephants don't swallow the hook. They respond well to berley with pilchard fillets, small squid strips and pipis being the tastiest baits.
Although the odd whiting might swallow presented bait from time to time, it is a nice bag of fish you should be after not just the odd one or two. Locations like Corinella pier, Stony Point pier and the Warneet Jetty all have the potential for anglers to catch numbers of whiting. A small berley pot of mashed pilchards and pellets placed on the sea floor will aid in attracting whiting to your area. Just remember, pilchard fillets, pipi, mussel, squid strips and live bass yabbies are all worthy baits. Size ten to one long shank hooks or KL 1/0 circle hooks enable the fish to hook themselves, for the Land-Based angler this will avoid losing any fish during the fight. Whiting are quite a finicky fish so use light tackle where possible. Once you land a fish, keep casting into the same area. Whiting are a schooling fish so when you hook one there are usually quite a number around.
Each and every pier has a specific way and time that it fishes best. Finding out all the answers to Land Based fishing requires time and effort, it is now up to you to hit the piers and try your luck. If you're new to land based angling, don't be afraid to ask questions, it is the locals with all the knowledge and the one question that you ask could give you some of the answers on how to become more successful.


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Flat start dooms Sun Devils in loss to Ducks: By the Numbers
Home must be where the heart is, because the Arizona State Sun Devils continue to look lifeless away from Wells Fargo Arena.
ASU didn't score until the 14:44 mark of the first half, and by the time Jermaine Marshall's jumper fell through the net, the Sun Devils were staring up at a 15-2 deficit.
Although they cut Oregon's advantage to just three in the second half, the Sun Devils never led, falling on the road by a final of 85-78.
Here's a look back at the seven-point loss by the numbers:
Matthew Knight Arena has not been kind to Herb Sendek and Co. Since its opening in 2012, the Sun Devils are 0-2 in games played in Eugene.
Reigning Pac-12 Player of the Week Mike Moser recorded a season-high third consecutive double-double. The senior forward finished with 22 points and 17 rebounds.
With Tuesday's loss, Arizona State has dropped four in a row away from Tempe dating back to Feb. 1. In those four defeats, the Sun Devils have lost by an average margin of 11.25 points.
After enduring a woeful slump — losing eight out of 10 — Oregon has now reeled off a six-game win streak. With Tuesday's eight-point triumph, the Ducks are still in contention to finish in the top 4 of the Pac-12 standings along with ASU, California, Colorado and Stanford.
Jordan Bachynski recorded his 12th double-double of the season after failing to do so in each of the previous six games. The ASU senior center had 13 points and 11 rebounds to go along with five blocks.
Jahii Carson showed off from long range in Tuesday's loss. The sophomore guard had a team-high 28 points on 4-of-5 from three-point range. The performance marked the first time in 2013-14 he had hit more than three shots from downtown in a single game.
In its last two road deficits, Arizona State has been outscored by Oregon and Utah by a combined margin of 29-6 in the first five minutes. In that 10-minute span, the Sun Devils have made just three baskets.
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A smart revolution quietly occurred this year—one that's dramatically changing the security industry.
As of February, a Nielsen report showed, about half of all Americans with mobile phones—49.7 percent—now own smartphones. And the number of smartphone owners is rapidly growing.
Erica Wood, co-owner and chief security officer of Dayton, Ohio-based American Fire & Security, said she kept getting turned down by a business newspaper in her community when she tried to get it to publish news about her company.
It wasn't until she met with the publication's editor that she found out the paper only wanted stories focused on business growth. Now Wood knows how to tailor press releases about her company to win the interest of that publication.
Talking to editors and reporters to find out what kinds of information they're looking for was one of the tips offered during a panel discussion I moderated today at the ESX show in Nashville, titled "Maximize Your Media Relations ROI." The focus was on how to get favorable publicity to help market your company.
The session included lively discussion from audience members such as Wood, who shared their experiences and posed questions to the panel of public relations experts: Joseph Mitton, marketing coordinator, Select Security; Beth Welch, public relations manager, Honeywell Fire Systems; and Jay Stuck, chief marketing officer and VP, residential sales, Securewatch24.
Panel members offered a number of tips. Welch urged use of social media sites like Facebook and Linked In to get information out about company news and also make connections. And she said to make sure that media outlets correct any mistakes they make in writing about your company online, because those kinds of stories "last forever."
Welch said that sometimes sending a compelling photo along with a press release can help catch a publication's interest.
When it comes to deciding what's newsworthy enough about a company to put in a press release, Stuck suggested to the audience that they ask themselves, "So what?" If they can't answer that question, he said, it's probably not news.
Among tips from Mitton, a former television journalist, was to work to establish friendly relationships with reporters and editors, making it easier to pitch them story ideas.
ESX recorded the session—something it's doing for all the seminars offered here—so it will be available online. I hope you'll find what we had to say rewarding for your company!
"Forward thinking." That the term that Hank Groff, national director of Pittsburgh-based Guardian Protection, used today when I asked him about his impression of the second day of the ESX show, being held here in Nashville.
Groff told me that's a theme he's noticing at the show, and said it dovetails nicely with Guardian's approach to the latest technology.
"We're really driving our dealers to sell everything cellular and mobile app technology," he said.
He also said a Texas dealer is the first among Guardian's dealers to go completely paperless. Every one of the dealer's approximately 40-50 sales reps has an iPad, which they use to do everything from the presentation in the home to the contract, he said.
His comments got me thinking about other aspects of the show that also were about the industry adapting to the future.
Take this morning, for example. I attended the ESA Eye Opener Breakfast, which honored a group of Security Systems News' 20 under 40 Class of 2012 professionals.
A panel discussion—led by SSN editor Martha Entwistle and featuring class member Laurie Jackson, VP gaming sales, North American Video; Mike Jagger, CEO and founder of Provident Security and an alumnus of the SSN 20 under 40 Class of 2008; and also Mel Mahler, CEO of ADS Security and a mentor for the class of 2012—talked about such topics as what companies can do to encourage their employees to become future leaders of the industry. You can't get much more forward-looking than that.
Afterwards, I chatted with Scott Harkins, president of Honeywell Security Products, who attended the breakfast and said he found the panel discussion enlightening.
Harkins said Honeywell was not introducing any new products at this show. Of course, the company just announced earlier this month the release of some very forward-looking technology: the LYNX Touch 5100, the latest version of the company's popular self-contained wireless touch-screen security system; and the Wi-Fi version of Tuxedo Touch, a touchscreen security and automation controller with Z-Wave functionality.
Among other activities on Tuesday, I also attended a seminar titled "Achieving RMR from Home & Building Automation," which focused on how market leaders are creating new RMR models around home automation. The panelists were Patrick Egan, president and founder of the Pennsylvania-based super-regional Select Security, and Greg McLochlin, head of the Honeywell Security Dealer Development Group.
During the discussion, McLochlin expressed a forward-thinking idea about the entrance of telecoms and cablecos into the security market.
"Are they a threat to RMR or an opportunity for RMR?" he asked. "Are they turning over rocks we never thought about turning over anymore?"
He suggested the latter. "They have a different view of the market," McLochlin said. "They see it as a lifestyle sale as opposed to a life safety sale. We as independent dealers can learn from them."
Want a tip? One of you best ways to market your company may just well be contacting me.
No, I don't have an inflated ego. What I'm talking about is good old-fashioned publicity about your company that I and other members of the media can provide—it's still one of the best content market strategies there is. And you can learn about how to get the most out of media relations by attending a seminar I'm moderating this week at the ESX show in Nashville.
The seminar is called "Maximize Your Media Relations ROI," and will take place Wed., June 27, from 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. in room 208. You'll get lots of tips from our panel of public relations experts: Joseph Mitton, marketing coordinator, Select Security; Beth Welch, public relations manager, Honeywell Fire Systems; and Jay Stuck, chief marketing officer and VP, residential sales, Securewatch24.
We'll answer such questions as "How do I figure out what is newsworthy about my company?" and "How do I build a media contact list?" Also, you'll learn the difference between working with broadcast, print and online media.
I hope you'll attend this session and let us share with you the best ways to publicize your company's information and expertise. See you in Nashville!
This Thursday, on Thanksgiving Day, Tad Agoglia, founder of First Response Team of America—a nonprofit that uses specialized equipment to do rescue and recovery work around the nation for victims of such disasters as the deadly tornado that hit Joplin, Mo. in May—will be honored in a special television program called CNN Heroes. Agoglia's organization also was the winner of a Special Community Service Award at the Honeywell First Alert Professional 2011 Convention, held earlier this month in Scottsdale.
But Agoglia credits Patrick Egan, founder and president of Lancaster, Pa.-based Select Security, with helping to make the work he does possible.
That's because when Agoglia relocated his organization to Lancaster about 15 months ago—attracted by the hiring opportunities in the agricultural community of a workforce skilled in operating heavy machinery—Egan stepped up and volunteered to provide First Response with 10,000 square feet of warehouse space, for free.
The clean, heated, well-lighted space now provides a home for the tractor trailers and other heavy equipment that First Response, which Agoglia said is supported by companies such as Caterpillar Inc. and Peterbilt Motors Co., needs to mobilize at a moment's notice to race to the next disaster anywhere nationwide.
Agoglia said others in the Lancaster community responded to an ad he placed seeking donated space as a home for First Response with offers of rental opportunities. But Egan understood the organization needed a donation, Agoglia said.
"The donation came with no strings attached," Agoglia told me. He said that's actually a rare occurrence in charity work.
He said Egan told him he was donating use of the space—for which Egan could have gotten $10,000 a month in rent—because he felt that as a security provider, Select Security shared similar "core values" with First Response of helping people.
When I asked Egan about the donation, he brushed aside any praise. "It's worth it," he said.
LANCASTER, Pa.—Select Security—a super-regional that made news by branching out into door knocking in Pennsylvania and now California and Utah—recently acquired a security company in Medina, Ohio, with more than 3,000 accounts.
LANCASTER, Pa.—Select Security--a super-regional based here that has spent the past two summers trying to beat the big summer-model companies at their own game by running its own door-knocking program--is upping the ante.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.—State Systems, a provider of life safety and security systems based here, has joined a small but growing trend in the industry: the addition of fire sprinkler division.
PATTERSON, N.Y.—A new Pennsylvania law requiring automatic fire sprinkler systems in all new one- and two-family homes as of Jan. 1 was battling for survival this week in the General Assembly.
LANCASTER, Pa.—Select Security on March 3 announced the hiring of Jonathan Dale as a high-volume Residential Program area sales manager for the Lancaster region.
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"Then," said Mr. Twist, "if this is all you're going to see of New York, this one evening,
let us go and look at it."
He beckoned to the waiter who came up with the bill. Anna-Rose pulled out her purse.
Mr. Twist put up his hand with severe determination.
"You're my guest," he said, "as long as I am with you. Useless to protest, young lady.
You'll not get me to belie my American manhood. I only listened with half an ear to all
the things you both said in the taxi, because I hadn't recovered from the surprise of
finding myself still with you instead of on the train for Clark, and because you both of
you do say so very many things. But understand once and for all that in this country
everything female has to be paid for by some man. I'm that man till I've left you on the
Sack doorstep, and then it'll be Sack—confound him," finished Mr. Twist suddenly.
And he silenced Anna-Rose's protests, which persisted and were indignant, by turning
on her with, an irascibility she hadn't yet seen in him, and inquiring of her whether then
she really wished to put him to public shame? "You wouldn't wish to go against an
established custom, surely," he said more gently.
So the twins gave themselves up for that one evening to what Anna-Felicitas called
government by wealth, otherwise plutocracy, while reserving complete freedom of
action in regard to Mr. Sack, who was, in their ignorance of his circumstances, an
unknown quantity. They might be going to be mothers' helps in the Sack ménage for all
they knew,—they might, they said, be going to be anything, from honoured guests to
"Can you type?" asked Mr. Twist.
"No," said the twins.
He took them in a taxi to Riverside Drive, and then they walked down to the charming
footpath that runs along by the Hudson for three enchanting miles. The sun had set
some time before they got there, and had left a clear pale yellow sky, and a wonderful
light on the river. Lamps were being lit, and hung like silver globes in the thin air. Steep
grass slopes, and groups of big trees a little deeper yellow than the sky, hid that there
were houses and a street above them on their right. Up and down the river steamers
passed, pierced with light, their delicate smoke hanging in the air long after they had
gone their way. It was so great a joy to walk in all this after ten days shut up on the St.
Luke and to see such blessed things as grass and leaves again, that the twins felt
suddenly extraordinarily brisked up and cheerful. It was impossible not to be cheerful,
translated from the St. Luke into such a place, trotting along in the peculiar dry air that
made one all tingly.


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Auckland Council's top building official says wide-scale demolition of rotting townhouse units might be the best solution - but many properties can be fixed.
Building policy manager Bob DeLeur said the wrecking ball was needed sometimes, but was not always the answer.
"Many [properties] are being remediated at substantially less cost than it would cost to demolish and rebuild these complexes," he said.
"In some instances, demolition may be the best option but property owners should seek good advice before deciding on that route."
The building industry had changed substantially since the rotting homes problem was discovered more than 10 years ago, but solutions took time.
He backed Hunn Report co-author David Kernohan, who said that after 10 years, little had changed.
Home Owners and Buyers' Association chief executive Roger Levie, working with owners of hundreds of rotten units, is planning demolition and rebuilding on the valuable sites.
Mr DeLeur said the building industry had come a long way and the introduction of new standards, treated timber and new compliance documents had changed how buildings and cladding systems were constructed.
"Comments that buildings constructed today still leak are misleading in the sense that historically buildings have always leaked," he said, answering Mr Levie's claim that a third of the 15,000 new houses built annually needed repairs.
"It is how those leaks are managed that is the mitigating factor - changes have occurred in the design of our building systems, the introduction of treated timber."
Last year's introduction of the Licensed Building Practitioner scheme and further changes would bring a progressive transformation.
But he took issue with Mr Levie's saying the council was not doing enough to encourage people to act before the 10-year limitation period.
Mr DeLeur said there had been widespread publicity about leaky houses through the media and the introduction of the Weathertight Homes Resolution Service Act and the Weathertight Homes Tribunal.
Councillor Cameron Brewer wondered if the council had done enough to help victims of the $22 billion scandal.
"The council has allocated $487 million of borrowed money towards paying out leaky home owners over the next 10 years.
"I would hate to think it is making good ratepayers unnecessarily sweat if they've already jumped over all the hurdles and gone through all the many necessary hoops to secure Government and council support."


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DESERT HOT SPRINGS, Calif. - UPDATE: Linda Murillo called with an update... She said because of our story, she received an incredible response and someone actually made an anonymous donation to Wiefel's Palm Springs Mortuary paying for the entire cost of Mercier's cremation.
Murillo would like to personally thank the community for their support today. She plans to use the money she's already raised and what will come in from next Saturday's remembrance benefit at Escapade to start a fallen veteran fund for local families in need.
Our original story follows:
Linda Murillo was an in-home caregiver for Ronald Mercier, of Desert Hot Springs, for the past six years. The Vietnam war veteran lost his battle to cancer and diabetes on Oct. 4.
"He was a lover, a firefighter and did his time in the service," said Murillo. "When Ron was alive he had told me faithfully, 'Contact the vets. Everything will be taken care of,'" she said.
A viewer called us about how Murillo made a sign and stood carrying it in front of a Desert Hot Springs Stater Brother's, calling on the community for help.
Turns out, Mercier wasn't insured through the Veterans Health Administration like they thought. Murillo said his dream of being cremated and laid to rest at Newport Beach are now put on hold, while she, his caregiver, scrambles to come up with $2,000 to make it happen.
"I'm going to see what I could do, see if it will make a difference," said Murillo.
Murillo also reached out to the Escapade Cocktail Lounge in Desert Hot Springs, a place where Mercier was known and loved.
"This is something that's really touched all of us. I've known him close to 10 years. He was nice and always helped with anything you needed," said Billie Rushfeldt, an employee at Escapade.
With a donation box set up, Escapade manager Fiona Cairns said the business is standing by Murillo's side to help. Cairns plans to host a remembrance benefit including a potluck and raffle starting at 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, at Escapade Cocktail Lounge (located at 12347 Palm Dr.).
"She could've just walked away when he passed away last week, but she didn't. She's out there trying to do something about it," said Cairns.
In the meantime, Wiefel's Palm Springs Mortuary said it's holding Mercier as a courtesy while his loved ones search for the money.
Mercier's daughter said she's seeking help from public assistance to qualify for the Riverside County Indigent Burial and Cremation Program, designed to help families that are currently unable to pay for a funeral.
"I just want to hit the goal just enough to get him cremated and maybe take him to Newport one day," said Murillo.
To contact Murillo, call 760-992-4277.
She said donations toward Mercier's services can also be given to the Wiefel's Mortuary in Palm Springs (located at 690 Vella Rd.).
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There's nothing 'fowl' about the American Legion's 'Turkey Shoot'
The American Legion Post 47 of Waynesville hosts a Turkey Shoot each Saturday morning, in spite of the elements.
No, they aren't shooting live turkeys; the "Turkey Shoot" got its name because winners were awarded a frozen turkey in the past.
"But it got too expensive," said Phil Leopard.
Instead, the Legionnaires shoot buckshot into a series of paper targets mounted on posts in the baseball lot behind the American Legion building. It requires a permit from the city, which they have, though it has not deterred some people from complaining.
"Sometimes we'll get runners up on the hill who don't know [about the shoot]," said Mike Megrath, laughing. "And we'll get the cops coming up here to investigate."
"But there's no need to warn those people," Megrath said, referring to the graveyard on the hill behind the baseball lot. "They're already dead."
It costs $2 per round to participate. The winner is the person who manages to hit closest to the bull's-eye and is awarded half the pot. The other half goes to the American Legion for supplies and to various charities.
"We started doing this, what, 15, 16 years ago," said Leopard, looking at his brother, Mark, for confirmation.
"Half the money goes to any benefits, children's Christmas … anything that needs to be taken care of," said Mark Leopard. "Anything that comes up. This is the American Legion's only fundraiser."
The shoots take place at 9 a.m. every Saturday from October to April. When asked why the shoots weren't year-round, Rick Strubeck responded with a wink, "To give the turkeys a break."
"Yeah, these turkeys," someone said, to raucous laughter, referring to the members of Post 47.


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OHHHHH, I hope I didn't hurt anyones fragile feelings, again. That wasn't my intention. all I know is what I see and what I know. We're (the Disc golfers of the world) not going to make everyone happy with what we try to do, even though everyone I know that is busting their respective tails are trying they're hardest to do whats best in what they feel they're doing to promote DISC GOLF.
Maybe I'm blind or something, but I can't recall the last time I saw a disc golfer at any disc golf course drinking beer and then throwing their empties on the ground. I've seen a few disc golfers throw a cigarette butt on the ground, but i've always asked that person to please pick up their butt, but I've never seen a drinker display this kind of action.
While unearthing this Disc Golf course at Portage Lakes we've discovered a slew of previous people whom have been liter bugs, but the group of volenteers that I've been working with have been picking up the empties that others have choose to discard in the wrong manner rather than what "someone, might have saw or wants to portray".
The volenteers that I've been blessed to be working with have done nothing but to define the fairways and get this DGC into the ground for everyone (It's cool to see non disc golfers using the new "fairways" to walk their dogs or just take a nice relaxed gentle stroll through the park) to enjoy. It's taken way to long, but what do you want when we haven't used much machinery and have only a few dedicated volenteers. Bill and Steve said everything is fine. I believe them moreso than someone that I don't recognize from their respective "nickname from this site", sorry. but thats the way I see it and if I can't even take a looksie to what erock216 was saying it's just heresay. But then again, I don't look for trouble. I just find it and react. If that bothers some people, so be it. I can live with it.
missed you at Wooster saturday, It's always nice to shoot a round or two with you and would of loved to have you witness my "HOT" rounds I shot saturday.
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Hot water topic at Bend council debate
All but one candidate speaks to Bend Rotary
BEND, Ore. - As Bend City Council candidates stumped for votes Wednesday, a federal judge in Eugene heard arguments for and against the city's controversial surface water project.
There wasn't a ruling Wednesday, with a decision expected in coming days. But as you would expect, city council candidates did bring up the controversy numerous times at a Rotary Club of Bend meeting Wednesday.
"It's clear to me that the surface water project is an outrageous amount of your money going in pursuit of a couple of red herrings," said council candidate Barb Campbell.
"In 2006 the EPA wrote a report called the "National Primary Drinking Water Regulation' -- we have to adhere to that, and part of that is putting the pipe in the ground," said Ed McCoy, another council candidate.
Campbell and McCoy were just among the 11 (of 12 total) Bend City Council who introduced themselves at the gathering, one of many such appearances in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 6 vote count. The only candidate absent was Jim Clinton's challenger, Mike Roberts.
Clinton has been the lone city councilor to oppose the project, and on Wednesday, continued to stand by his position.
"I have been consistently the only councilor to vote against the project as it evolved in that form and in what form it should take," said Clinton. "So the votes have been 6-to-1, 6-to-1 continuously."
Clinton said he thinks the city should go for a less expensive project.
"I think current events show that it would have been wise to follow my advice," Clinton said.
Critics have raised environmental impacts, as well as the project's high costs to ratepayers and their belief the city would fare better by solely on ground water wells.
"I think we've learned clear and loudly that the city of Bend ratepayers are not willing to absorb the cost of this project," said candidate Doug Knightl. "That's why it has been necessary to have this stay of execution" -- the temporary restraining order and injunction sought in court by Central Oregon LandWatch.
Knight, who hopes to replace outgoing Mayor Jeff Eager, is also against the project.
"I feel like the project unfortunately has been built on the backs of the ratepayers, and also dependent upon on uncertain SDC (developer fee) funds," Knight said.
One of his three challengers, Ed Barbeau, feels differently.
'I actually wish that we would have 1,000 people at city council paying attention to this. Because it's made city council, the current one, sit up and take notice," Barbeau said.
Barbeau said he isn't against the whole water project. He just wants to limit its size and scope and get more support from the federal government.
"The city of Portland did that very effectively," Barbeau said. "That would have saved us another few million dollars, and I think that would have been the way to go with this."
A federal judge heard arguments Wednesday from critics who want a full hearing on the issue. The city stands by its decision to move forward but has agreed to hold off on Wednesday's originally scheduled project start until the judge rules on the opponents' request for an injunction..
While infrastructure has become a big issue, with a potentially even costlier sewer project on the way, Knight said economic development and jobs are more important.
He says the city spends more on animal control then it does on business recruitment -- something he says is a travesty.