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It has been stated by some that SMBs should adopt cloud computing as the next best method to gain the best return on investment. However, is this really the case? Is cloud sufficiently advanced to provide compliance, security, and ROI? Do the SMBs know enough about the Cloud to properly utilize this powerful tool?
With the advent of VMware Go, vCloud Express, and the vCloud API, VMware's marketing message is that all SMBs should use the cloud to either deploy their free hypervisor (VMware Go), or use the Cloud to run their servers (vCloud Express). VMware claimed at VMworld that we are no longer looking for ROI with Virtualization from a pure power and equipment costs, no we are now looking at virtualizing to save funds within the operational space of your company. Where best to do this than for SMBs to instead of owning their own equipment move their servers into the waiting vCloud Express providers such as Savvis, Terremark, Hosting.com, etc.
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Restaurant and bar openings: January 24-30, 2013
Subject, The Old Bowery Station and more open in New York.
Mon Jan 21 2013
Photograph: Jessica Lin
The following venues are expected to open by January 30. Always call ahead, as openings can be delayed.
Antojeria La Popular Mexico City street foods are the muse of this Nolita newcomer. A menu of antojitos (South of the Border snacks) draws on every corner of the country: Mole-roasted beets rep Puebla in the east; jicama "tacos" filled with raw tuna, mango and habanero recall Guerrerense fare from the southwest; and fried crickets on blue-corn tostadas nod to the Oaxaca region down south. Countering a fiery, chili-packed menu, the cooling drinks program offers seasonal sangrias and beer cocktails. 50 Spring St between Lafayette and Mulberry Sts (646-476-3567)
Avlee Get traditional Greek plates—moussaka, spanakopita—at this whitewashed 25-seat restaurant. Owner Andrew Poulus offers a menu of casual Hellenic favorites, including feta salads, gyros, souvlaki and roasted lamb with potatoes. Drinks also pay tribute to the homeland, with a selection of wines, beers, and iced chamomile tea sweetened with honey and pomegranate. 349 Smith St between Carroll and 2nd Sts (718-855-5125)
Bizarre This gothic Bushwick cocktail bar takes its name (and indie spirit) from a onetime beatnik joint, Cafe Bizarre, in Greenwich Village. Victorian lamps and chandeliers lend the room a sepulchral dimness, while projectors screen experimental films on bare brick walls. A row of eight taps—ornamented with a grinning skull—pour brews both German (Köstritzer) and American (Left Hand Milk Stout). Drinkers in search of a stiffer slug can order classic cocktails (like an Old Overholt Rye Manhattan) or original tipples, including the Naked Susie (cognac, dry vermouth, pomegranate juice, chai tea and simple syrup) and the Abominable Snow Man (rum, curaçao, honey, whole egg). Head downstairs to the basement stage to catch burlesque performers, bands and art shows. 12 Jefferson St between Broadway and Bushwick Ave (347-915-2717)
Clark's Standard This spin-off of midtown warhorse P.J. Clarke's serves classic American diner fare. Outfitted with polished concrete floors and white enamel chairs, the restaurant serves five types of burgers with toppings such as green-chili cheese or blue cheese with bacon, while hot dogs come slathered with condiments like harissa hot sauce and apple chutney. Satisfy a sugar craving with a vanilla milk shake or a scoop of ice cream (salted caramel, wild strawberry) served in a vintage Dixie cup. 636 Lexington Ave at 54th St (212-838-6000)
Isle of Skye Scottish Pub Brooklyn whiskey enthusiasts aren't short on options, with joints like Post Office and Char No. 4 pouring slugs of bourbon to the hard-swigging masses. But serious Scotch drinkers now get their own brown-spirits refuge, thanks to this Williamsburg watering hole. Like its Upper East Side sibling, Caledonia, this pub upholds devotion to Scotland's boozy export, with a menu featuring 200 bottles divided into five distilling regions: Highlands, Lowlands, Islay, Islands and Speyside. Take your draft by the stone fireplace—the slate-walled man-cave, featuring a wood-stave ceiling curved to look like a whiskey barrel—was inspired by Scottish castles. Tartan-waving beers—Belhaven, Innis & Gunn and Fraoch—round out the bar program. 488 Driggs Ave between North 9th and 10th Sts (No phone yet)
The Old Bowery Station The long-running pop-up trend shows no signs of abating: Wilson Tang—head of old-school dim sum standout Nom Wah Tea Parlor—collaborates with the team from Openhouse Gallery for a weekend dinner series. Transforming an old subway station entrance, the Gallery crew installed an open kitchen and reclaimed bowling-alley maple in the raw white space. The modus operandi is Thursday–Sunday themed dinners, with a rotating cast of chefs showcasing cuisines running the gamut from Spanish to Chinese. Kicking off the set is "ABODE: home. style. food."—an intimate, ticketholders-only project from Le Bernardin alum Gregg Drusinsky and home cook Sarah Ashley Schiear. Their seven-course New American menu includes house-made buckwheat noodles topped with guanciale, egg and brussels sprouts, and fisherman's stew studded with locally sourced baby cuttlefish, razor clams and blue shrimp in a mussel jus. 168 Bowery at Kenmare St (212-966-2842)
Subject Stealthily opened in November, divey booze den Subject is quietly executing one of New York's most convivial new bar programs, courtesy veteran drinks nerds Matthew Rush (Millesime) and Christopher Harrington (Saxon + Parole). In unassuming digs—red Christmas lights, a wood-trimmed marble bar—the pair is bringing forward-thinking methods to a breezy drinks menu of fresh cocktails, beer-and-shot combos and canned suds. A 1960s Coke machine rigged out with a CO2 carbonator—fizzes up house-made sodas with essential oil flavors, all highlighted in the menu of nine cocktails. Lavender-and hibiscus tonic (along with Brooklyn Gin) gives the classic G&T a feminine update, while orange-cream soda lightens a potent mix of Rittenhouse Rye and green Chartreuse in the Matilda's Big Brother. Laid-back tipplers can get a beer paired with an infused shot, like a Sixpoint Resin Ale served alongside a slug of mint-honey-sweetened whiskey. A selection of eight cans features craft options (Old Chub Scotch ale, 21st Amendment's Back in Black) and lowbrow brews (PBR, Tecate). Soak up the liquor with comfort food plates, such as vegetarian chili with cheddar-cheese corn bread, and pulled pork slow-cooked in root beer and sandwiched in a ciabatta roll. 188 Suffolk St between E Houston and Stanton Sts (646-422-7898)

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Georgia Solar Energy Association: Program at Savannah Solar Summit
Don't Miss Our Exciting Program at the Savannah Solar Summit!
Summit Emcee: Anthony Coker, chairman,
Georgia Solar Energy Association
Wednesday, August 22nd
The Hyatt Regency Savannah
Networking Coffee 8:00 – 8:30 a.m.
The Energy/Water Nexus and the Solar Solution
Moderated by Julie Hairston, communications director, Georgia Solar Energy Association
Panelists to include: Deborah Sheppard, executive director of the Altamaha Riverkeeper and Dave Kyler, executive director of the Center for a Sustainable Coast.
Networking Break 10:00 – 10:30 a.m.
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Keith Freeman, of OneWorld Sustainable to present a case study of a 100 kW solar farm owned by Dr. Ken Morgan, of Thomaston, Georgia. Panelists will discuss different results of this project had other financing options been available to him.
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Tata Steel at the Economic CrossroadsTata Steel in Europe, which is the second largest steel producer in the continent, utters that there is a growing desperate need for a growth strategy in the U.K. so to overcome the problems in the industry. Dr Karl Kohler, chief executive of Tata Steel in Europe, admitted that he had experienced the toughest time in his 30 years and at the same time he called for the UK to remove the obstacles to economic growth.
Rio Tinto to Invest $2 Billion in India Iron Ore ProjectRio Tinto (ASX: RIO) will make the largest investment by an Australian company in India through a $2 billion investment at the Orissa iron ore project in India. The project will supply iron ore to India and overseas with the steel making material.
Brazil's CSN sells to Rio TintoBrazilian steel maker Cia Siderurgica Nacional SA (CSN) has accepted Rio Tinto Ltd's $3.9-billion takeover offer for the Africa-focused coal miner Riversdale Mining Ltd.
Rio Tinto strenghten's hold on RiversdaleAustralia's Rio Tinto Mining Ltd has strengthened its bid obtaining 49.49 percent of all the shares of Riversdale Mining Limited (Riversdale), the company announced late Wednesday.
Rio Tinto's cut-off for Riversdale bid closes late todayAnglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) falls short of 50 percent votes it needs later today in order to acquire Riversdale Mining, a coal producer focus on South Africa.
Rio Tinto extends takeover proposal on Riversdale as possible rival emergesGlobal mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd has decided to extend its $3.9 billion takeover bid for Africa-focused collier Riversdale Mining Ltd following the latest move by the target's shareholder of upping its stake on the coal miner.
Riversdale board gives go signal on Rio Tinto's $3 billion takeover bidGlobal mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd gets further push on its aim to corner a sizeable chunk of Africa's coal resources as the resource firm's $3.9 billion takeover proposal won the stamp of approval from Riversdale Mining Ltd's board of directors.
Tata Steel open to work with Rio Tinto or any firm set to acquire RiversdaleIndian firm Tata Steel is ready to work with any firm poised to acquire coal miner Riversdale Mining Ltd, where the giant South Asian steel company holds a 24 percent interest.
Rio Tinto faces spectre of rival bids from Brazil and India for its Riversdale acquisition proposalIndia's burgeoning economy exposed the inability of its local economy to adequately fuel its accelerating expansion and some Indian firms are devising ways to meet the needs of the country's power-hungry industrial activities.
Rio Tinto offers to buy Riversdale for $3.78 billionGlobal mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd formally dangled an acquisition offer to Riversdale Mining Ltd that news reports said could reach a high of $3.78 billion.
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Class 9 Chandigarh student's doodle wins Doodle4Google 2012
The winning Doodle titled 'India - A Prism if Multiplicity' will go live on the Google India homepage on Nov 14.
New Delhi: Google India has announced Arun Kumar Yadav, a class 9 student of Kendriya Vidyalaya from Chandigarh, as the winner of the Doodle4Google 2012 competition. The winning Doodle titled 'India - A Prism if Multiplicity' will go live on the Google (India) homepage on November 14, National Children's Day. The Doodle will also be featured on a special colour pack and drawing book by Classmate. All the finalists will receive a Google Goodie bag and a Samsung tablet.
The theme for this year's competition was 'Unity in Diversity', and with over two lakh entries received, from more than 1000 schools across 60 cities, within one month of the contest announcement.
The company invited all children between the ages of 5 to 16 years to share their creativity by doodling on the Google logo. The participants were grouped into three different categories - Group 1 comprising students from class 1 to 3; Group 2 with students from class 4 to 6; and Group 3 with students from class 7 to 10.
The initial entries, more than two lakh in number, went through a round of preliminary judging by film and theatre actor Boman Irani and political cartoonist Ajit Ninan; as a second step, online public voting was used to choose one winner from each group; and finally, the reputed jury, along with the original Google Doodler Dennis Hwang, selected the final winning doodle from all the finalists.
The Doodle4Google 2012 competition was launched in 2009.
Below is the list of the 13 finalists from across India:
Group 1: class 1 to 3
1. Vidhi Binwal - The Orchid School, Pune
2. Saubhagya Kalia - Sri Aurobindo School of International Education, Chandigarh
3. Vasuevan Deepak - Devigiri C.M.I Public School, Calicut
4. M. Pranshu Tanaya - D.A.V Public School, Balasore
Group 2: class 4 to 6
1. Kajal C.Soni - Queen Mary School, Mumbai
2. Shravya Manjunath, Mitra Academy
3. Aditi Tiwari - Amity International School, Gurgaon
4. Gulafsha Bano - St. Anthony's Day School, Kolkata
Group 3: class 7 to 10
1. Arun Kumar Yadav - Kendriya Vidyalaya, Chandigarh
2. S. Preetham Paul - Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan, Vishakapatnam
3. Md. Aftab Alam - Albany Hall Public School, Kolkata
4. Prasun Jain - Anand Vikas Higer Secondary School, Bhopal
5. Samiksha Goel - Kendriya Vidyalaya No 1 Uppal, Hyderabad
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Konnichiwa from Japan
Been here for almost 3 months and haven't created an intro thread, so I thought it was time. I am an American living in central Japan, and moving back to the states in April. I am looking for a car on return, and it's between an LS1 Camaro, and a bugeye WRX. The WRX has been on my mind since I first heard a Legacy B4 when I was here during college, before the WRX made it to the states. My goal for the car would be 300 ft lbs of torque. Need to spend some more time researching mods, but I know that a water meth kit, and a tactrix cable will be a part of it.
Anyway, just wanted to say hello
meth isnt needed for sure. but welcome to the forum, Arigatou gozaimasu for sharing.
Hello and welcome!
Welcome. You can get >300wtq without meth.
Meth is already bought, so I don't see a reason not to use it. Should help in Texas summer traffic.
PZR, are there any WRX groups or tuners in Central Texas? Tuners especially of the open source type?
If you went the more expensive access Ott route, Cobb is in Plano.
Paul, your turn.
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Cobb tuning claims more than 300 ft lbs with just an ap, tbe, and ots stage 2 map I think. That would be a simple, easy, safe, and reliable route.
Opensource tuners... Hmmm.... Only one that is noteworthy that I can think of is Keith at AWDTuning in Dallas
As far as groups, check on nasioc. Or even look around on here. There is a nice turnout in Austin for Subie meets.
When you talk about WRX's.... You are referring to the USDM 2.5L, right?
Sorry I missed your post PZR, right now the only 2.5 in my range is a few Foresters. I was most referring to the WRX 2.0
So a 02-05 wrx? Or a 2014?
In my price range is the 2002-2005, and a random Forester XT.
Fozzy's look sharp as hell when done up
I started looking into the SF Fozzies after learning that the B4s were twin turbo instead of WRX style single turbo.
I don't like the looks of the 09+
Although the 04-05 have the better block, I like the 06-08 looks.
Go check out [url]http://www.subaruforester.org/[/url]
Good bunch of ppl there.... like here.
I am the opposite, and like the 04-05, but the 06 may grow with some projector headlights. I have been on the Subaru forester forum for 4 years or so, back when I was looking at the SF Foresters here.
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Save Pangolins raises global awareness of pangolins and the people fighting to save them from extinction. We provide coordination between stakeholders and support to range state conservation programs.
What We Do
• Operate SavePangolins.org, the first-ever website about pangolin conservation. It serves as a resource for the general public to learn about pangolins, the threats driving them towards extinction, and the groups and individuals working to conserve them.
• Facilitate coordination and communication among pangolin conservation programs and researchers across the world.
• Respond to reports of pangolins in crisis via social media, and help coordinate rescue and rehabilitation efforts through an international network of stakeholders.
• Notify local wildlife authorities about establishments that are illegally selling pangolins.
• Liaise with the IUCN-SSC Pangolin Specialist Group to shape stakeholder communications, outreach campaigns, policy, research, and conservation.
Who We Are
Save Pangolins is managed by Keri Parker and Paul Thomson, two professional conservation biologists who donate their time. Keri and Paul serve as Vice Chairs on the IUCN-SSC Pangolin Specialist Group.
Save Pangolins was founded in 2007 by members of the Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders program, an international training and mentoring initiative that brings together emerging leaders in the wildlife conservation field for capacity building and intense training in campaign development and leadership skills. Formerly called the Pangolins Conservation Support Initiative (PCSI), the founding Save Pangolins members are:
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• In 2008 Save Pangolins (Pangolin Conservation Support Initiative) partnered with Conservation International (CI) Cambodia and the Cambodian Forestry Administration to hold a stakeholder workshop for pangolin conservation in the Cardamom Mountains Protected Forest in the Koh Kong Province of Southwest Cambodia. The workshop took place from November 4-5, 2008, and engaged a total of 56 representatives from local communities, local government officials, police and rangers from Protected Area projects across the Cardamom Mountains, and staff from international conservation organizations seeking ways to work together to improve pangolin conservation in the region. More than 50 local school children joined in the workshop for the launch of the first outreach campaign to focus solely on Asian pangolin conservation.
• We launched the first-ever website dedicated to pangolins – SavePangolins.org – to increase global awareness of pangolin conservation. The website contains a wealth of information about pangolins, highlights the activities of conservation groups working to conserve these imperiled animals, and directs people to ways they can help contribute to pangolin conservation.
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The Internet Millionaires Academy will be held at the Renaissance Hotel Heathrow, TW6 2AQ between the 21st and 23rd January 2011.
This is a multi speaker event with both British and overseas speakers, some of them are:
- Adeel Chowdry – from serving in McDonalds to producing number one clickbank products and earning a profit of over a million dollars a year
- Saj P – CPA master and producer of several number one clickbank products
- Andrew X – a mystery man who has produced cash flows of over five million dollars in a year
- Adam Ginsberg – made his money selling on ebay and is probably the worlds number one ebay trainer
- Jani G – mastered facebook and then went on to create clickbank products on it and now lives the Internet lifestyle
- Larry Loik – On and offline marketing guru and also heads up a property investors group
- Simon Coulson – After redundancy from BT Simon turned to internet marketing and his businesses now turnover more than 1.5 million pounds a year
- Jimmy Kim and Anik Singal – Jimmy and Anik of Affiliate Classroom / Lurn inc. make over 10 million dollars a year from affiliate marketing.
- Scott Rewick – a media buying guru who has spent over USD 100m. Also was a co founder of a couple of major affiliate networks
Click here for more information.
Kelvin Ugbodu presents the Entrepreneur Millionaires Bootcamp at the Park Inn Heathrow, London. This free event will be held between 10th and 12th December 2010 and may well be the last of these type events this year.
The speakers are:
Lee Mcintyre, Adeel Chowdhry, Jani G, Mili Ponce, Nick James, Dr Javaid Kiyani, Sarah Staar, Dwayne Kerr, Riad Hamada, Craig Richards, Graham Holdbrok, Simon Stepsys, Minesh Bhindi and Ashwin Bhindi.
Between them they cover subjects such as video marketing, cashflow generation with stock options, copywriting, internet marketing, business building, affiliate marketing, facebook and other social media.
Click here to register for the Entrepreneur Millionaires Bootcamp.
Steve Foley and eConfex present the Internet Marketers Ball to be held at the Sheraton Heathrow, London, UB7 0HJ between the 26th and the 28th November 2010.
This event is a bit different to the usual internet related seminars. During the day on Saturday and Sunday there will be conference presentations from the speakers and prior to that on Friday there will be conference presentations and workshops. But on Saturday evening Simon Coulson and his band, The Sleeves will be entertaining us after the 'meet the mentors' dinner where you can socialise, network and have fun.
The speakers for the xmas ball are:
- Simon Coulson – internet marketer with over 10 million in sales to date
- Sarah Staar – video production company owner and internet marketer
- Rick McMunn – Simon's number 1 student with over 2 million in sales already
- Craig Richards – internet mentor earning between 20,000 and 30,000 a week
- Kavit Haria – music entrepreneur and membership sites
- Ciaran Doyle – clickbank product creator and paid traffic
- Mark Lyford – entrepreneur and internet marketer
- Janni G – clickbank product creator and social media
- Adeel Chowdhry – clickbank product creator and affiliate marketer
- Tony Sharpe – getting started with membership sites
- Javaid Kiyani – property and internet marketing
- Steve Foley – is the host and is speaking on private label rights
Click here to find out more information on the Internet Marketers Ball.
UPDATE – this event has been postponed
Adeel Chowdhry and BA Wealth present the Internet Millionaires Masterclass 2010 at the Thistle Hotel Marble Arch, London between the 3rd and 5th September 2010.
This is a free event, but requires a small deposit refundable on attendance.
Some of the speakers for this masterclass are:
Saj P – the author of multiple clickbank number one products and world recognised CPA expert, Saj is known for giving away tips from stage
Andrew X – has earned over 5 Million dollars from clickbank
Adeel Chowdhry – successful clickbank product creator
Jani G – a young internet entrepreneur who shot to fame as he topped the leader board in the Google Sniper launch and then went on to create his own product.
Simon Coulson – Simon has generated over 6 million pounds from his internet businesses after being made redundant from BT.
David Cavanagh – Internet coach and mentor from Australia but currently living in Pattaya Beach, Thailand. David was also voted best speaker at World Internet Summit
Andy Harrington – is a leading authority on success psychology. He is an NLP master, inspires people to reach their goals and teaches public speaking.
Anik Singal – Marketing for over 7 years online has made him USD 32 Million
Mark Vurnum – is an ex brit, lead generation expert who currently lives the lifestyle in Cyprus. He has over 6,000 sites bringing him in USD 150,000 a month
Daniel Wagner – Austrian Internet marketer, coach and mentor who is a regular on the London seminar circuit and now also currently lives in Cyprus.
Click here to find out more about the internet millionaires masterclass.
Mark Anastasi presents the Clickbank Millionaire Masterclass between the 24th and 27th June 2010 at a hotel in London.
At Mark's last seminar he noticed that there was another meeting going on outside of the seminar where successful marketers were swapping stories and techniques, so he decided to put on an event about making money with clickbank and set about persuading these marketers to come and share their secrets with the public. Hence the Clickbank Millionaire Masterclass was born.
Some of the speakers at the summit:
Anik Singal – made over $10M from affiliate marketing and product launches
Andrew and Daryl Grant – made over $1m from clickbank
Andrew X – $1m a year from clickbank
Chris Farrell – $1k a day from clickbank
Chris Freville – $250k from clickbank in 7 days
George Brown – $1.5m on clickbank
Jani G – $110k in 6 days from clickbank
Roy Carter – $31k in 15 mins
Saj P – $735k in 4 months
Soren Jordansen & Cindy Battye – $1m a year from clickbank
Thursday, the first day will be for beginners and Mark Anastasi will go over:
- Affiliate Marketing 101
- What really makes money on the internet
- How to get rich in 2010
- 12 rapid product creation strategies
- The shortcut to creating lucrative info products
- How to publish your ebook for maximum profits
- The internet millionaire mindset
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GM looks for early contract talks at Ontario plant
By Susan Taylor
TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian Auto Workers union is recommending workers at a General Motors Co (GM.N: Quote) plant in southern Ontario accept GM's request to start bargaining for a new contract months ahead of the September expiration of the current deal in the hope that doing so will help secure jobs.
A union official said on Monday he believes GM wants the new contract so that it can lock in long-term costs before starting construction of a major addition at its Ingersoll, Ontario, plant.
The automaker has begun site preparation and moved "acres of dirt," said Mike Van Boekel, chairman of the Cami plant unit of Local 88 of the Canadian Auto Workers. Van Boekel believes the addition will house a welding shop, which would be a requirement for production of next-generation vehicles in two years' time.
The Cami plant, which last year produced more than 300,000 of GM's fast-selling Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers, employs about 2,700 hourly workers.
Production runs 24 hours a day, six days a week, with mandatory overtime, Van Boekel said, but still has not kept pace with demand.
There has been media speculation that production could move to Spring Hill, Tennessee, and Ramos Arizpe, Mexico, in 2015, Van Boekel said. GM said it has made no announcements about new products.
"GM has told us in meetings that they do plan on building where they sell, and GM is selling a lot of vehicles in Canada," Van Boekel said.
Workers will vote February 10 on whether to start talks early, and could vote on a new contract on March 24. Continued...


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Animal Control Unit
Animal Control Officer/ Code Enforcement Officer
The City of Hazelwood employs a full-time Animal Control Officer. The officer works various hours throughout the week, including day and afternoon shifts. The Animal Control Officer can be reached by calling 314.513.5062 or for an emergency dial 9-1-1.
The Animal Control duties include:Patrol city wide for stray dogs and cats. Dogs and cats must be confined at all times.
Ensure all domestic pets are properly vaccinated for the rabies virus
Ensure all domestic pets are properly licensed annually with the City of Hazelwood. (City tags are free of charge- must show current proof of rabies inoculation. Tags run from June 1 – May 31)
Nuisance wildlife trapping/removal ONLY if animal has gained access to your home/ garage/ shed, or has burrowed a nest under porches or patios.
Animal bite investigations.
Animal neglect/abuse investigations.
Enforces the City of Hazelwood "dangerous animal ordinance" which includes keeping of "pitbull" type dogs. A special permit is required to keep these animals- no exceptions (ordinance below)
Enforcement of all animal related ordinances.
Enforcing ordinance for grass/weeds violations.
Enforce parking violations- unlicensed/expired license plates.
Assist with traffic control when necessary.
Submit Animal Complaints or Concerns Online!
City Animal Related Ordinances
DANGEROUS ANIMALS—GENERALLY Classification. The Director of Public Works or his designated representative shall classify any animal with the following characteristics as a "dangerous animal" for purposes of this Section and Section 210.140 of this Code: Any animal which has inflicted a severe or fatal injury on a human on public or private property. "Severe injury" means any physical injury resulting directly from an animal's bite, which results in broken bones or lacerations requiring stitches, or hospitalization. The victim receiving severe injuries as defined above, must provide the Police Chief with a signed physician's statement documenting the injury and the treatment qualifying such as a severe injury, or sign an authorization for the release of such statement. Any animal which has attacked or bitten a human being or domestic animal, without provocation, on public or private property other than the property of the owner. 3. Any animal which, while on the owner's property, has attached or bitten, without provocation, a human being other than the owner or a member of the owner's family who normally resides at the place where the animal is kept, or domestic animal. 4. Any animal which, while off the owner's property, has killed a domestic animal, livestock, or poultry without provocation. Any animal owned or harbored primarily or in part for the purpose of fighting or any animal trained for fighting 6. Any animal which, when unprovoked, chases or approaches a person upon the streets, sidewalks, or any public grounds, or private property other than that property of the owner, in a menacing fashion or apparent attitude of attack, regardless of whether or not a person is injured by said animal. Any animal with a known propensity, tendency or disposition to attack unprovoked, to cause injury, or to otherwise threaten the safety of human beings or domestic animals. 8. In addition, in any administrative or judicial proceeding relating to the provisions of this Section, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that any of the following are dangerous animals and may only be owned or maintained within the City in strict compliance with all provisions of this Section: Any "bull terrier" breed of dog, which shall be defined as any Staffordshire bull terrier breed of dog, and/or, any American pit bull terrier breed of dog, and/or any American Staffordshire terrier breed of a dog, and/or, any mixed breed of dog which contains, as an element of its breeding, genetic components of the aforementioned bull terrier breed of dog, and/or, any dog which has the appearance and characteristics and is known by the owner to be predominantly of the breeds of the bull terriers, Staffordshire bull terrier, American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier; and/or any other breed commonly known as pit bulls, pit bull dogs or pit bull terriers, or a combination of any of these breeds. Notice. Within five (5) working days after classifying an animal as a "dangerous animal", the Director of Public Works or his designated representative shall notify the animal's owner of such classification, in writing. The notice shall identify the requirements and conditions for maintaining a dangerous animal as set forth in this Section and Section 210.140. If the owner cannot be located, the animal may be immediately impounded and notice shall be posted at the owner's last known address. C. Appeal And Hearing. If the circumstances surrounding the classification as a dangerous animal under any of the definitions listed in Subsection (A) of this Section are in dispute or if the animal owner contests the classification, then the owner has the option of submitting, within five (5) working days of Notice of said classification, a written request to the Director of Public Works for a hearing to contest the "dangerous animal" classification. The City Manager shall, within ten (10) working days after receipt of a bona fide written request, designate a Hearing Officer to conduct the hearing and render a decision. Pending the outcome of such a hearing, the animal must be confined in such a manner so as not to be a threat to any person. The confinement may be on the owner's premises or with a licensed veterinarian. The Hearing Officer shall determine whether to declare the animal to be a "dangerous animal" based upon evidence and testimony presented at the time of the hearing, in addition to witnesses, animal control personnel, Police or any other person possessing information pertinent to such determination. The hearing shall be informal and strict rules of evidence shall not apply. The owner may be represented by counsel, present oral and written evidence, and cross examine witnesses. The Hearing Officer shall issue a decision after the close of the hearing and notify the owner in writing of the decision. The owner or possessor of the animal found to be a "dangerous animal" shall be required to maintain the animal as herein provided in this Code. Any person aggrieved by the determination of the Hearing Officer may appeal the decision to the Circuit Court of St. Louis County pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 536, RSMo.; provided however, that any appeal must be filed with the Circuit Court within five (5) days of the date of the Hearing Officer's decision. Exemptions To Dangerous Animal Classification. No animal may be declared a "dangerous animal" if the threat, injury or damage was sustained by a person who, at the time, was committing a willful trespass or other tort upon the premises occupied by the owner or keeper of the animal, or was teasing, tormenting, abusing, or assaulting the animal, or has, in the past, been observed or reported to have teased, tormented, abused or assaulted the animal or was committing or attempting to commit a crime. The Director of Public Works may, because of extenuating circumstances, determine from the investigation of an incident, that an animal is not dangerous. However, the owner, being responsible for said animal, shall be warned of the animal's tendencies and shall take appropriate action to prevent subsequent incidences. This, however, does not exempt the owner from being cited for other animal control ordinance violations. Animals owned by governmental or law enforcement agencies when being used in the services of those agencies are exempt. 4. Actions to be taken for dangerous animals causing severe or fatal injuries. An animal responsible for an unprovoked severe or fatal attack shall be humanely destroyed. b. An animal responsible for a provoked severe or fatal attack should be maintained as a dangerous animal pursuant to Section 210.140 of this Code. (CC 1997 §6.13; Ord. No. 2129- 89, 1-4-89; Ord. No. 3031-99 §1, 1-20-99)SECTION 210.140: DANGEROUS ANIMALS--OWNERS' RESPONSIBILITIES From and after June 1, 1999, owners or keepers of an animal that has been declared a "dangerous animal" may maintain the dangerous animal only subject to the following limitations, requirements and conditions: Registration. Within ten (10) days of June 1, 1999, or the acquisition of a dangerous animal, every owner or keeper of a dangerous animal in the City shall register said animal with the Director of Public Works of the City on the "dangerous animal" registry. Failure to so register shall constitute a violation of this Section. Notice of this requirement shall be given by posting a copy of this Section in City Hall. Rabies quarantine impoundment. Any dangerous animal which bites or scratches a human, or any animal which is determined to be dangerous because of such biting or scratching of a human, shall be impounded for a ten (10) day rabies quarantine in accordance with the provisions of Section 210.050 of this Code. Collar. Any dangerous animal shall wear at all times, a bright orange collar with a large brightly colored metal tag attached to the collar so the animal can readily be identified as a dangerous animal. Loose, unconfined or missing dangerous animal. The owner or keeper shall notify the Police Department immediately if a dangerous animal is loose, unconfined or missing, has attacked another animal or has attacked a human being. Reporting requirements. The owner or keeper shall notify the Public Works Department within twenty-four (24) hours: Death or transfer of ownership. If a dangerous animal has died or has been sold or given away, or otherwise transferred in ownership or possession. If the animal has been sold, given away, or otherwise transferred in ownership or possession, the owner or keeper shall provide the Public Works Department with the name, address and telephone number of the new owner or keeper, and, if the dog is kept within the City limits of Hazelwood, the new owner or keeper must comply with the requirements of this Chapter. Birth. All offspring born of dangerous animals within the City must be removed from the City within two (2) months of their birth. New address. Of the new address of a dangerous animal owner or keeper should the owner or keeper move from one address within the corporate City limits to another address within the corporate City limits. Confinement. All dangerous animals MUST be securely confined indoors or in a securely enclosed and locked pen, kennel or other structure, except when leashed and muzzled as provided herein. The pen, kennel or other structure must be suitable to prevent the entry of young children and designed to prevent the animal from escaping. Such pen, kennel or other structure must have minimum dimensions of five (5) feet by ten (10) feet and must have secure sides and secure top attached to all sides. The pen, kennel, or other structure must be locked with a key or combination lock when dangerous animals are confined within. The pen, kennel, or other structure must have a secured bottom or floor attached to all sides; however, if it has no bottom secured to the sides, the sides must be embedded in the ground no less than twelve (12) inches. The enclosure must also provide protection from the elements for the animal. The enclosure, when occupied by a dangerous animal, shall not be occupied by any other animal. If the dangerous animal is a female with offspring under three (3) months of age, the offspring may occupy the same enclosure as the mother. All structures erected to house dangerous animals MUST comply with all zoning and building regulations of the City. All such structures must be adequately lifted and ventilated and kept in a clean and sanitary condition. No dangerous animal may be kept on a porch, patio, or in any part of a house or structure that would allow the animal to exit such building on its own volition. In addition, no such animal may be kept in a house or structure when the windows are open or when screen windows or screen doors are the only obstacle preventing the animal from exiting the structure. Signs. The owner or keeper shall display a sign on his premises that there is a dangerous animal on the property and which bears a symbol warning children of the presence of a dangerous animal. This sign shall be visible and capable of being read from the public highway or thoroughfare from which the property is entered. In addition, a similar sign is required to be posted on the kennel or pen or fenced yard of such animal. Leash and muzzle. A dangerous animal may be off the owner's premises if it is muzzled and restrained by a substantial chain or leash not exceeding six (6) feet in length and under the control of a responsible person. The muzzle must not cause injury to the animal or interfere with its vision or respiration but must prevent it from biting any person or animal. 9. Insurance. The owner or keeper of a dangerous animal shall present to the Public Works Department proof that the owner or keeper has procured liability insurance in a single incident amount of at least one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00), for bodily injury to or death of any person or persons or for damage to property owned by any persons which may result from the ownership, keeping or maintenance of such animal covering the twelve (12) month period during which licensing is sought. An effective insurance policy with the coverage and in the amounts specified herein must be maintained by the owner or keeper at all times. This policy shall contain a provision requiring the City of Hazelwood receive ten (10) days' written notice by the insurance company prior to any cancellation, termination, or expiration of the policy. Photographs. All owners or keepers of dangerous animals, must, within ten (10) days of such classification, provide the Public Works Department with two (2) color photographs (one (1) showing the left profile and the other showing the right profile) of the animal, clearly showing the color, distinguishing markings, and approximate size of the animal. Compliance, violations and penalties. It shall be unlawful for the owner or keeper of a dangerous animal within the City of Hazelwood to fail to comply with requirements and conditions set forth in this Section. Any animal found to be in violation of this Section may be, in addition to other penalties provided by the Municipal Code, subject to immediate seizure and impoundment for a minimum of ten (10) days or the time necessary for the owner or keeper to show compliance with this Section, whichever is shorter. b. Any person found guilty of violation any provision of this Section shall be punished as provided in Section 100.130 of this Code. In addition to any penalty as provided above, the Court shall order the registration of the subject dangerous animal revoked and the animal revoked from the City. Should the defendant refuse to remove the animal from the City, the Municipal Court Judge may find the defendant owner in contempt and order the immediate confiscation and impoundment of the animal. Each day that a violation of this Section continues shall be deemed a separate offense. In addition to the foregoing penalties, any person who violates this Section shall pay all expenses, including shelter, food, handling, veterinary care and testimony necessitated by the enforcement of this Section. (CC 1997 §6.14; Ord. No. 2129-89, 1-4-89; Ord. No. 3031-99 §2, 1-20-99)
A. A person is guilty of animal neglect when he has custody or ownership or both of an animal and fails to provide adequate care or adequate control, including, but not limited to, knowingly abandoning an animal in any place without making provisions for its adequate care which results in substantial harm to the animal. B. All fines and penalties for a first (1st) conviction of animal neglect may be waived by the court provided that the person found guilty of animal neglect shows that adequate, permanent remedies for the neglect have been made. Reasonable costs incurred for the care and maintenance of neglected animals may not be waived.
The owner or custodian of any dog or cat found or kept within the City shall be required to have such animal inoculated against rabies. (CC 1997 §6.3; Ord. No. 286, 6-11-58; Ord. No. 800, 7-15-70) SECTION 210.040: LICENSE The owner or custodian of any dog or cat within the City shall secure an annual license for such dog or cat from the City, on or before June first (1st) of each year. No fee shall be charged for such license. The City shall register all dogs and cats so licensed and issue to the owner or custodian of each dog and cat a numbered metal tag to be kept attached to such animal at all times. Before any license is issued pursuant to this Section, the owner or custodian shall show satisfactory evidence of compliance with Section 210.030. (CC 1997 §6.4; Ord. No. 1693-83, 12-21-83)
A. A person is guilty of animal neglect when he has custody or ownership or both of an animal and fails to provide adequate care or adequate control, including, but not limited to, knowingly abandoning an animal in any place without making provisions for its adequate care which results in substantial harm to the animal. B. All fines and penalties for a first (1st) conviction of animal neglect may be waived by the court provided that the person found guilty of animal neglect shows that adequate, permanent remedies for the neglect have been made. Reasonable costs incurred for the care and maintenance of neglected animals may not be waived.
The owner or custodian of any dog or cat found or kept within the City shall be required to have such animal inoculated against rabies. (CC 1997 §6.3; Ord. No. 286, 6-11-58; Ord. No. 800, 7-15-70)
The owner or custodian of any dog or cat within the City shall secure an annual license for such dog or cat from the City, on or before June first (1st) of each year. No fee shall be charged for such license. The City shall register all dogs and cats so licensed and issue to the owner or custodian of each dog and cat a numbered metal tag to be kept attached to such animal at all times. Before any license is issued pursuant to this Section, the owner or custodian shall show satisfactory evidence of compliance with Section 210.030. (CC 1997 §6.4; Ord. No. 1693-83, 12-21-83)
A. All dogs and cats within the City shall be confined in an enclosure on the property of the owner or custodian. However, they may be permitted out of such enclosure when on a leash and in the charge of some responsible person. All dogs and cats found contrary to the provisions of this Section shall be taken up and impounded
A. Every person responsible for any animal shall keep it from creating a nuisance. B. An animal creates a nuisance if it: 1. Soils, defiles, or defecates on urban property other than the property of a person responsible for the animal, or common elements of a condominium, unless such waste is immediately removed by a person responsible for the animal and deposited in a waste container or buried on ground where the person responsible for the animal has permission or the right to bury it. 2. Damages public property or property belonging to a person other than a person responsible for the animal, or common elements of a condominium. 3. Causes unsanitary, or dangerous conditions. 4. Causes a disturbance by excessive barking, howling, meowing, or other noise making. 5. Chases vehicles, including bicycles. 6. Molests, attacks, bites, or interferes with persons or other animals on public property, property not belonging to a person responsible for the animal, or common elements of a condominium. 7. Impedes refuse collection, mail delivery, or meter reading or other public service activities by annoying persons responsible for such activities. 8. Tips, rummages through, or damages a refuse container. 9. Contributes to rodent or insect problems. (CC 1997 §6.11; Ord. No. 1822-85, 7-17-85)
A. For the purpose of this Code, the term non-domestic animal includes all felines (other than the domestic house cat), non-human primates, bears, wolves, coyotes, foxes, venomous and constricting reptiles, and any crossbreed of such animals which have similar characteristics to the animals specified herein. B. It shall be unlawful for any person to bring into, send into, receive into, buy, sell, or possess, in the City, a non-domestic animal as defined herein, without first applying for and obtaining a permit from the City Manager. No permit shall be granted without documentation that the keeping of said animal would be in full compliance with the provisions of the Animal Control Code of St. Louis County and the Wildlife Code of Missouri. C. Exemptions. The provisions of this Section shall not apply to the keeping of non-domestic animals in the following cases: 1. The uninterrupted transportation of non-domestic animals through Hazelwood, Missouri. 2. The keeping of such animals in zoos, bona fide educational or medical institutions, museums, or any other place where they are kept as live specimens for public view, or for the purpose of instruction or study. 3. The keeping of such animals for exhibition to the public by a circus, carnival, or other exhibit or show. 4. The keeping and offering for sale of such animals by a bona fide commercial pet shop establishment. (CC 1997 §6.12; Ord. No. 1822-85, 7-17-85)


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Weekend events in and around Willits
June 13-14
*Country Summer, Northern California's biggest country music festival, features 10 nationally recognized entertainers over two epic days, including Darius Rucker w/ Eli Young Band and Dustin Lynch. Food/beverage concessions and Western-themed activities for fans of all ages. Information/tickets: www.CountrySummer.com or call 800-514-3849. Sonoma County Fairgrounds, 1350 Bennett Rd, Santa Rosa
June 13-15
*Redwood?Run: 9 a.m. Friday until 12:30 a.m. Sunday morning in Piercy. Hosted by the Kiwanis as the original last of the old-school biker parties. Music, contests and more. Information: www.kiwanisrwr.com. Entertainment includes Sebastian Bach, The Marshall Tucker Band and much more!
*23rd Annual Father's Day Dinner and Tasting Weekend at?A Taste of Redwood Valley: 7051 N. State St, Redwood Valley. Two Day Tasting, June 14 & 15, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., $30 online, $35 at the door. Winemaker Dinner, June 15, 6 p.m. $60 per person or $85 per person if purchasing winemaker dinner and two-day tasting tickets. For more information visit www.atasteofredwoodvalley.com or call (707) 485-0322
June 13
*ClownSnotBombs Circus with The Real Sarahs: Little Lake Grange, 291 School St., 7-9 p.m. A non-profit community circus troupe that believes joy and laughter are a fundamental human right, their mission is to provide quality affordable entertainment and learning opportunities for everyone. $10 adults, $5 kids.
*454 will be revin' things up at Shanachie Pub with some rock to knock your socks off! The band features Adam Manus formerly of Dumbstruck Genius front and center. 9 p.m. No cover.
June 14
* The Gypsy Thorns at Shanachie Pub: This duo, and sometimes trio, is currently recording and will soon be releasing their CD. With a full night of music in store, come on out for a taste of what's in store from this talented group! 8 p.m. No cover.
*Water and Drought Workshop at Mendocino College: 9 a.m.-noon in the Mendocino College Little Theater. The MCRCD (Mendocino County Resource Conservation District) and Mendocino College host a free workshop with local contractor Anna Birkas on the logistics and legalities of installing a greywater system in your home.?For more information, call Joe Scriven of the MCRCD at 462-3664 ext. 104 or visit the Mendocino County Resource Conservation District website at www.mcrcd.org/drought-water-conservation-resources.
*Community yard sale/ fundraiser for AAUW's Tech Trek, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. St. Francis Episcopal Church Parking Lot, Commercial and Main St. Corner. Buffalo Burgers Barbeque, baked goods, drinks, raffle and more! Table space for rent for $25, call 459-9909 to reserve.
*Operation Tango Mike will partner with the Sons of Italy for the Pasta Feast.?
$15. 2817 East Highway 20 in Nice. Doors will open at?5 p.m.?for a no host social hour, with dinner being served from?6 to 8 p.m.?Dinner will include pasta with a choice of authentic meat sauce or pesto, salad, garlic bread and dessert.?Music by the Southern Comfort Band,?6- 9 p.m. Ample seating indoors and outdoors. Care package items welcomed and appreciated. For more information call 357-4488 or 987-4695
June 15
*A Cure Will Be Music to Our Hearts: A fundraiser brunch at Loose Caboose Caf?. All proceeds go to ACS Relay for Life "City Girls" Team. Music by Julia Hardy. Pre-sale tickets only ? limited seating. Call 459-7910 to purchase tickets. Be sure to purchase before June 9. $20 per person.
*Blood Drive at the Little Lake Firehouse, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Walk-ins welcome. Reservations can be made at www.bloodheroes.com; click on Donate Blood and enter WillitsFire in the sponsor code. The Blood Centers of the Pacific will bring their Mobile Donor Coach and SF Giants tee shirts for all donors.
*Dr. Jeffrey Hergenrather, President of the Society of Cannabis Clinicians, will be the featured speaker on the medical uses of cannabis at the Long Valley Garden Club's Cannabis Renaissance Series from 4-6 p.m. 375 Harwood Road, Laytonville. Free admission, bring your questions. Call 984-6587 for info.
*Sundays in the Park concert series kicks things off with is the award winning New Orleans R&B brass band, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band. Todd Grove Park in Ukiah.
6 p.m. Free.
*Skunk Train Father's Day Barbecue: Celebrate Fathers Day aboard the Skunk Train! Spend time with Dad and Grandpa along this Historic route amongst the towering redwoods with a stop at Northspur to enjoy a Sunday brunch! Willits to Northspur at 9:45 a.m./Fort Bragg to Northspur at 10 a.m. For tickets call 964-6371 or visit www.skunktrain.com
June 16
*Willits Dances of Universal Peace at The Muse: 30 E San Francisco Ave. 7-9 p.m. A joyful celebration of the One, Mother-Father, Creator of All. Drawing on cross cultural wisdom traditions. For more info call 459-9085?
June 17
*Home Run Derby at Coyote Valley Casino, 4-9 p.m. Play for your chance to hit it out of the park and take home a share of over $21,000 in free play! More info: CoyoteValleyCasino.com or call 707-485-0700
June 18
*Stamp Club meeting at the Willits Library from 5-6 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Free stamps for collectors; be sure to bring collections for show.
*Long Valley Dance presents Dance! Happy! Annual Dance Showcase and Fundraiser at Willits High School. 7-9 p.m. $8 in advance, $10 at the door, age 10 and under are free. Come support our beautiful dancing kids and enjoy performances in acrobatic yoga, hip hop, ballet, jazz, tap, belly dance and more with a raffle at intermission. Information: firstname.lastname@example.com
July 18 -20
*Northern Nights 2014: Cook's Valley Campground off Hwy 101 in Piercy. A 3-day celebration of music, art, food, and culture. Tickets/other info: northernnights.org
June 19
*Foster parent orientation with Tapestry Family Services: 290 E. Gobbi Street, Ukiah, 5:30-6:30 p.m. This is an overview of what it takes to be a successful foster parent in Ukiah, Willits, Redwood or Potter Valley.
*Hemp Festival and double feature movie night at the Little Lake Grange: Hemp Fest begins at 6 p.m. with first film beginning at 7 p.m. Films being shown are Hemp and the Rule of Law and Emperor of Hemp. Celebrate Hemp History month at the Grange. Hemp dealers, foods and artists are welcome to display and sell.?Suggested donation of $5-10 helps the Now and Then Film Series project to continue buying licenses of first run documentaries of import. Call 459-6362 for more info.
*"Pizza in the Garden" at Barra of Mendocino, 7051 N. State St., Redwood Valley. 5-8 p.m. every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month this summer. Take a break from the cooking and play bocce ball in the garden. Call 485-0322 for more details.
*Job Fair at Mendocino College for ages 16-24., Hensley Creek Rd, Ukiah. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Hensley Creek Rd, Ukiah. For more information call Stacey at 707-467-5919.
*Home Run Derby at Coyote Valley Casino, 4-9 p.m. Play for your chance to hit it out of the park and take home a share of over $21,000 in free play! More info: CoyoteValleyCasino.com or call 707-485-0700


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The All Blacks Sevens will leave their master coach Gordon Tietjens behind when they fly out to Hong Kong for the next round of the IRB World Series beginning on March 22.
Tietjens is suffering from an ear infection and is not likely to be cleared to fly until next Thursday.
Skills coach and former Bay of Plenty player Damian Karauna will take over a team missing key players Toby Arnold, Kurt Baker, Tomasi Cama, Scott Curry, Mark Jackman and David Raikuna through injury.
Otago's Matt Faddes and Trinity Spooner-Neera from Hawke's Bay will make their international debuts.
Tietjens says he has faith in the players he named after final training yesterday on the field named in his honour at Blake Park, Mount Maunganui.
"This year we have been challenged in a big way because I think we had 10 new players at the first tournament and even at the last tournament, the guys were beating themselves up a bit when we lost the final to South Africa.
"But we had eight new players. You look at the team and think we are not going that bad.
"The consistency has been there to be in four out of the five finals this year, and to win in South Africa."
The All Blacks Sevens go into round six of the nine round World Series on 96 points, ahead of South Africa (73), Samoa (71), Fiji (66) and France (59).
Tietjens is impressed with the standard of young talent coming through the New Zealand system.
"We are a breeding ground for some up and coming youngsters and it is finding the ones who are prepared to do the hard yards.
"We had some young guys training with us from the Condor Sevens and they are unbelievable at such a young age, and so mentally tough.
"Perhaps we are blessed to have the players in New Zealand with all the talent, who are still prepared to put in the hard yards, to be the best rugby players they can be. Most of my trainings are going to be harder than any game they will ever play probably so if you get through the trainings the games are meant to be easy - except for the big games of course, where you need all your energy."
New Zealand team: Sam Dickson, Matt Faddes*, DJ Forbes (Capt), Gillies Kaka, Rocky Khan, Ben Lam, Luke Masirewa, Tim Mikkelson, Lote Raikabula, Trinity Spooner-Neera*, Sherwin Stowers, Belgium Tuatagaloa.
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Consultant Michele Ohmes answers your Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) questions.
Q: Is the 2% maximum slope for parking spaces and access aisles only for the cross slope or for all directions?
A: Boy, have you hit on a pet peeve of mine!
The law's original language, as well as the 1994 and 2010 updates, clearly states the slope is not to exceed 2% -1:50 - in all directions. (There's only one exception: Slopes no steeper than 1:48 shall be permitted.)
Yet I can't tell you how much steep slopes affect my ability to enter my vehicle. In bad weather I've slipped off my ramp or lift; I have no idea how a manual chair user is able to overcome some of the slopes we're forced to use at "accessible" locations.
As for access aisles, the 2010 standards' Advisory 502.4 Floor or Ground Surfaces stipulates they're to be level with the parking spaces they serve. No exception.
While we're on the subject of parking, let's look at changes brought on by the 2010 standards.
The new van-to-regular-space ratio is 1:6 instead of 1:8.
One in every six accessible spaces must be served by an aisle at least 96 inches wide.
Everything else is the same: Van-accessible spaces must be designated as such and can be grouped together, such as on a single level in a garage or single aisle in a lot.
The difference between car and van spaces used to be width of the access aisle, with the Universal Design approach of the 60-inch-wide access aisle and a 132-inch-wide parking space accepted as an exception. Now the Universal Design approach is the first choice for a van space.
According to the updated standards, car parking spaces must be at least 96 inches wide and van parking spaces at least 132 inches wide (see top image). Spaces must be marked to define widths and have an adjacent access aisle. (Exception: Van spaces can be 96 inches wide when the access aisle is also 96 inches wide.)
Another issue that's usually ignored is the overall accessibility of the route from parking space to building entrance.
All too often design teams try to place accessible parking at one side of the facility with a curb ramp at the end of a walk. This requires the wheelchair user to travel a longer distance and navigate sidewalk protrusions such as sale items, newsstands, poles, etc. (The worst offenders are convenient/gas stores and strip malls.) A wheelchair user can't just step off onto the parking lot and back up onto the walk to pass an obstruction. We have to wait for assistance, which often doesn't come.
Mark crossings to enhance pedestrian safety and, when possible, construct accessible routes to pass in front of parked vehicles (see bottom image).
Remember that for every action there is a reaction. Every time a poorly thought-out layout is designed, those of us with disabilities - especially wheelchair users - are put in jeopardy and at times can't even use the facility. Think twice and seek assistance for the real users.
- Michele S. Ohmes (email@example.com Public Works Association's Web site. Author's note: Michele & Associates does not render legal advice and has no enforcement authority regarding the ADA or other federal disability-rights legislation.


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Player with Instant 69 Goal Record:
Go to create a player and enter Shawn Bates as a name. Enter the remaining stats
as desired. Place him on a team and score a goal. You will see that he now has
70 goals.
Easy Goal:
Go to the side of your opponent's goal and pass it to the Center, who should
be in front of the net. While the puck is being passed, press Square to do a
one timer. If you do it fast enough, you should score.
Pull other Team's Goalie:
Pause game play and select "Control Setup". Switch to the other team, then select
"Team Settings", then "Goalie Control", then "Pulled". Select "OK". Resume game
play as the other team for approximately five seconds. Pause game play and switch
back to your original team. When the game is resumed, the other team's goalie
should be pulled.
Third Jerseys:
Select the team that you wish to play at the "Controller Selection" screen.
When you pick your team, press Down two or three times. The bottom of the screen
will display which jersey the team will be wearing (home, away, or third). The
following teams have a third jersey: Anaheim, Boston, Calgary, Chicago, Florida,
New York Rangers, Philadelphia, Toronto, and Washington.
Create an All-Star Team:
Go to "Transactions", then select "Release player". Go to all of the players
you want and release them. Then, go to your team and release just enough people
so that you can place the good players on your team.
Create an Overall 99 Player:
Select "Create Player" and enter a name, height, weight, etc. For attributes,
set everything to 99 except for Endurance, Aggression, Checking, and Fighting.
You should have 37 points remaining. Set Aggression, Endurance, Checking, and
Fighting to 49. You should have 1 point remaining -- do not use it. Go to "Sign
Free Agent", and your created player will be an overall 99.
Create an Overall 99 Goalie:
Select "Create Player" and enter a name, height, weight, etc. Set the remaining
attributes as follows:
Dexterity: 41
Reflexes: 98
Aggression: 41
Puck Control: 98
Size: 98
Angles: 98
Recover: 98
Rebounds: 98
Then, go to "Sign Player" and your created player (goalie) will be an overall 99.
Hint: Team ratings:
North American All-Stars: 99
Canada: 97
Colorado Avalanche: 97
Sweden: 96
Detroit Red Wings: 95
Dallas Stars: 94
Philadelphia Flyers: 94
World All-Stars: 94
St. Louis Blues: 93
Czech Republic: 92
New Jersey Devils: 91
Russia: 88
Toronto Maple Leafs: 88
Los Angeles Kings: 87
Phoenix Coyotes : 87
Pittsburgh Penguins: 87
Buffalo Sabres: 86
New York Rangers: 86
Ottawa Senators: 86
Washington Capitals: 86
Finland: 85
Florida Panthers: 85
San Jose Sharks: 85
Anaheim Mighty Ducks: 84
Edmonton Oilers: 84
Boston Bruins: 83
Carolina Hurricanes: 83
Chicago Blackhawks: 83
Germany: 82
Vancouver Canucks: 81
Calgary Flames: 79
Montreal Canadians: 79
New York Islanders: 79
Slovakia: 78
Columbus Blue Jackets: 74
Tampa Bay Lightning: 74
Nashville Predators: 71
Minnesota Wild: 70
Atlanta Thrashers: 69
Hint: Key players:
P. Kariya: 96
T. Selanne: 95
D. Audette: 80
J. Allison: 87
B. Dafoe: 86
D. Hasek: 95
M. Satan: 89
D. Gilmour: 86
V. Bure: 90
P. Housley: 85
S. Ozolinsh: 92
R. Francis: 87
A. Irbe: 87
T. Amonte: 95
B. Mironov: 86
S. Thibault: 84
J. Sakic: 98
P. Roy: 96
P. Forsberg: 95
R. Bourque: 93
R. Tugnutt: 83
E. Belfour: 97
M. Modano: 95
D. Hatcher: 90
S. Zubov: 89
J. Nieuwendyk: 87
S. Yzerman: 95
B. Shanahan: 91
C. Osgood: 90
C. Chelios: 89
D. Weight: 90
B. Guerin: 87
T. Salo: 87
P. Bure: 98
R. Whitney: 88
R. Svehla: 87
Los Angeles
R. Blake: 96
Z. Palffy: 92
L. Robitaille: 90
L. Stumpel: 87
J. McLennan: 78
J. Hackett: 87
S. Koivu: 86
C. Ronning: 81
M. Dunham: 81
New Jersey
M. Brodeur: 99
P. Elias: 89
S. Niedermayer: 89
S. Stevens: 88
P. Sykora: 87
New York Islanders
P. Hamrlik: 86
M. Czerkowski: 85
New York Rangers
M. Richter: 89
B. Leetch: 88
T. Fleury: 86
P. Nedved: 86
D. Alfredsson: 90
R. Bonk: 84
T. Barrasso: 83
J. Leclair: 96
E. Lindros: 93
M. Recchi: 92
E. Desjardins: 91
K. Primeau: 88
J. Roenick: 92
K. Trachuk: 90
T. Numminen: 87
J. Jagr: 99
A. Kovalev: 87
M. Straka: 87
St. Louis
C. Pronger: 99
P. Demitra:94
A. MacInnis: 93
P. Tourgeon: 92
R. Turek: 92
San Jose
O. Nolan: 92
V. Damphousse: 86
J. Friesen: 86
Tampa Bay
V. Lecavalier: 86
P. Svoboda: 77
C. Joseph: 96
M. Sundin: 95
S. Thomas: 85
M. Naslund: 86
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F. Potvin: 84
G. Kolzig: 92
S. Gonchar: 86
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One of Western Australia's biggest companies,
The revelation comes as state-owned electricity generator Verve Energy tries to renegotiate the favourable long-term gas contracts that it has with the state's dominant producers under the North-West Shelf venture.
It is understood Wesfarmers paid close to $7.80 a gigajoule on the massive 60-petajoule, five-year-plus contract it signed with
By comparison, companies in Melbourne can lock in three-year-plus contracts at about $3.50 a gigajoule.
Santos controls about 15 per cent of WA's gas production and is in a particularly powerful position as it has the majority of developed, uncommitted gas supplies in the state.
Wesfarmers declined to comment.
Santos said it was committed to supplying the WA market but would not comment on the deal.
Oil and gas analyst Di Brockman from CLSA said that until new gas fields such as Reindeer, Macedon and Gorgon were brought on stream from late next year, prices would stay high in WA.
"Price pressures will remain because developed, uncontracted gas volumes are fairly limited ahead of the introduction of new fields," she said.
Some industry sources said it was wrong to compare WA with the eastern states, arguing that the nature of the western market was lumpy, project driven and still marked by only five major buyers compared with at least 70 on the east coast and multiple supply pipelines.
"We have to be comparing apples with apples, not apples with fruitcakes," the source said. The gas projects in WA are also located in remote areas, adding to the costs business and consumers ultimately pay.
WA businesses coming off contracts are now routinely paying between $8 and $9 a gigajoule, although some are understood to be paying double-digit prices.
With a 70 per cent hold on the market, the Woodside Energy-led North-West Shelf partners are among those producers accused of having found more attractive marketplaces offshore, leaving local buyers distressed.
The competition regulator this month issued a draft ruling allowing the monopolistic pricing power of the partners to continue.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Graeme Samuel was not "satisfied that the WA market was sufficiently mature or liquid to make separate marketing commercially viable for the North-West Shelf partners".
An industry source said that a focus solely on gas prices by local gas users and their impact on business was "mischievous".
"Recent price rises are market reflective and price is just one business input and just one of a number of terms and conditions that makes up a gas contract," the source said.
Verve, which supplies about two-thirds of the state's electricity from coal and gas plants, is understood to have bid to replace almost half its gas needs with fuel from the giant Gorgon project from 2015.
The negotiations could have a crucial bearing on WA's electricity prices, which have risen sharply over the past two years as decades-old subsidies have been phased out.
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text: How many times has this versatile material come in handy for you? To many to count most likely, so let's hear about the time when it really saved your hide, or just came in really handy. I was working overseas awhile back and my team was in an operations room with alot going on. Somebody tripped on a phone line and it broke where it had been pinched by a computer desk. The only tool I had on hand was my SAK and three or so feet of duct tape is keep in my wallet wrapped around an old ID card. So I proceeded to splice the phone cord back together and used the duct tape as an insulator. We returned later to repair it properly. But it worked well enough temporarily for everyone to keep working. It may not be my wildest fix or use for it but it was probably the most important.


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Wrestle Jump
By Otto-Ville Ojala
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Hilarious and easy to learn two player game on a single screen!
Five star reviews:
"By far the best iOS one screen multiplayer I've played."
"Haven't had this fun two-player action since Joust in the arcades."
"My wife and I wrestle jump all over the place."
"Holy cow we had a blast playing this on our iPad!"
The rules of the game are simple: to score, smash your opponent's head to the ground! You control your wrestler by pushing just one button!
Wrestle Jump features:
• TWO PLAYERS on a single device
• Easy to learn ONE BUTTON CONTROLS
• Super fun PARTY GAME for all ages
• Simple but ADDICTIVE gameplay
• Lots of CRAZY LEVELS including slippery ice levels
• ENDLESS MODE for those who just can't get enough
• WIND feature for more variety
• Record, watch and share REPLAYS
• LOW GRAVITY for the astronaut trainees
• Challenging SINGLE PLAYER MODE
• No In-App Purchases
What's New in Version 2.1
Ready for iOS 9!
New features replace some old ones.
Three new levels, an improved wrestling move name generator and a low gravity mode has been added.
Customer Reviews
Updated review. It's been 10 days since the lousy update and the reduction of Wrestle Jump from a 4+ star app to barely a 2 start app, and the developer has shown no sign of returning the app to its good version. I'm done waiting. Deleted from my iPhone. Here is my original review. Still relevant. Please please please undo what the update did. I always played on fast mode because the physics were more realistic. The new low gravity takes the slow physics of non-fast mode and slows it down even more. Why oh why would you do that? And I only played 10,000 point games. Now both are gone?!?! Did you ever actually play the game? Please return the 2 best things about the game. Now I'm gonna play Soccer Physics to see how you made that game lame too.
I've been playing this for over a year
I saw Markiplier play this so I downloaded and it's probably the best app I've ever downloaded. I've played countless times against my friends in school. I've also played solo countless times. You can a quick game, a long game, with or without ice levels, with or without wind, and I'm gonna stop this review because I can't wait to try this new update.
tl; dr: sincerely the best app I've ever downloaded. Thank you otto ojala
Update: bring back hp :( that was the best part. I like everything else though, but taking away hp lowered this rating down to 3 stars until (if) it comes back.
Good App
I love this app, and I play it all the time, especially when I have no wifi. But I got this new update, noticed there was low gravity, wind, and ice and was super excited to try all that with my favorite mode... HP MODE! But to my surprise, after searching for a bit, I realized that it was gone. I love this app and all, but my friends and I loved HP mode. Bring it back
Update: had it at 2 stars before, now I am putting it to 1 star. I used to play this game all the time. Literally every day. I just realized, after 3 weeks, that I haven't played this game ONCE. Please get rid of the crappy new update. Look at your ratings, PLEASE. EVERYONE WANTS HP BACK
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- Category: Games
- Updated: Sep 26, 2015
- Version: 2.1
- Size: 70.0 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Otto-Ville Ojala
- © 2012 Otto-Ville Ojala
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Sessions Hotel announces plans
BRISTOL, VA - The plan for the Sessions Hotel in downtown Bristol is full speed ahead.
Hotel representatives spoke this morning at the noon Rotary Club of Bristol. The company revealed some design changes and showed pictures of other properties they developed and revitalized from around the country.
Kimberly Christner, works for Creative Boutique Hotels. She says the company has acquired all of the land necessary to develop the hotel property.
The 20-million dollar project will have 70 rooms and is expected to open before Christmas of 2015.
The group plans to begin demolition in late September. "The old warehouse building and the garage on Goode Street." said Christner. "We will be demolishing those old buildings, leveling out that ground to make way for parking for the hotel and then will be moving forward to the KSS building and demolishing that."
Christner says the group hopes to hire 75 employees and expects most to be local.


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That's all i get whenever i try to log in... i didn't try to hack or anything... so thet leaves me with one question.... What the ****!? >
DUDE i got the same thing so i created a new 1 I wondered what i did to get it blocked sine i didnt do anything bad maybe since i played Flyff it got me blocked
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Your account isn't blocked. It is a bug. When it happens to me I go back to the server list and log back in right away and I get into the game. Sometimes when you get DC you will be still logged in and you have to wait a couple minutes to get in. So your characters and everything are still there.
It says that if you put in an incorrect user name or password. Just make sure you type it in right. That's all I had to do.
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Your Life And Privacy
A girl's 1946 diary telling of a Catskills summer and a first kiss. Handwritten PS 114 report cards. A moldy sepia wedding portrait of a Depressionera couple wearing rented finery and million-dollar smiles. Not to mention the more mundane, like passbooks, credit card, and bank statements.
Lifetimes still line the curbsides of Rockaway residents shoveling out waterlogged and sand-filled homes. Millions of memories lie in the shortterm dump that is the parking lot at Riis Park, but identities and financial privacy do not need to be among them.
When a disaster strikes, first on victims' minds is their wellbeing; non-victims are concerned with how to help. The last thing we think about is protecting our financial privacy and our identities. Regardless of whether you are a storm victim or a generous soul looking to help out, take steps that will help prevent identity theft and keep your finances intact:
1. If you are a flood victim cleaning up, be aware of what you are bringing to the curb and potentially exposing to identity thieves. Make sure to dispose securely of water-logged items (paper or digital media, like flash drives or laptops) containing sensitive personal information, like bank and credit card statements, birth and death certificates, Social Security cards and passports.
2. If you did not suffer storm damage directly but want to help victims by donating to aid groups, make sure you are giving to reputable, established organizations. If you want to give online, go directly to the organization's site by typing its address into your browser. (Don't click on links in emails, as these could be fraudulent.) Type carefully in order to avoid falling victim to typosquatting, a scam where criminals take advantage of donors' bad typing by setting up fraudulent, misspelled websites (like www.sandy releif.com). Any personal and financial information transmitted through these sites goes directly to the scammers.
3. Be on the lookout for impostors: identity thieves posing as relief workers or fraudulent contractors. These individuals are only in business to get your financial information, like your bank account and credit card numbers, in order to steal your money. Make sure contractors are reputable by asking for licenses and references, and check disaster workers' identification credentials. Don't hand over your personal information to anybody who asks.
4. If you are a flood victim and think you may have insecurely disposed of personal information, or if you think you may have provided your financial information to scammers, be vigilant of identity theft:
Close affected password-protected and financial accounts (bank, credit, and debit cards), including those you're not sure have been affected, and set up new ones. If you get an email from any source requesting additional informa- tion about a compromised account or card, do not reply.
Check your credit card, bank, monthly bills or financial statements regularly for transactions you did not make. If you see signs of fraud, report this immediately to the affected organization.
By law, you are entitled to a free annual credit report from each of the Big Three credit reporting agencies (Experian, Equifax, TransUnion; go to www.annualcreditreport.com).
If you space this over a year, that's one free report every four months. Check your reports carefully and follow up on errors or inconsistencies.
Consider placing a Fraud Alert or Security Freeze on your credit report through the Big Three credit reporting agencies (visit their websites to find out how to do this). These can make it more difficult or impossible for a criminal to open a credit card or other account or obtain a loan in your name using stolen information.
Your car may be a wreck, your home destroyed, but do what you can to avoid further victimization through identity theft.


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Stocks reversed higher at the closing bell Monday, ending a four-session skid despite another rout in China's stock market and a further drop in oil prices.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.3% and the S&P 500 edged up 0.1%, while the Nasdaq dipped 0.1%. Volume in the stock market today rose 10% on the Nasdaq and 6% on the NYSE compared with Friday, according to preliminary data.
Energy, mining and biotech stocks lagged, while department store, hospital and tobacco stocks led the upside.
Aluminum producer Alcoa (AA) rose after hours following its Q4 earnings report. The stock ended the regular session down nearly 1%, declining for the eighth straight session.
Macy's (M) led the S&P 500, rising 8% in strong volume after investment advisory firm Starboard Value reportedly said Monday it supports the department store's recent joint ventures for its mall-based and real estate properties. Other department store stocks also rallied, with Kohl's (KSS) rising 5% and Dillard's (DDS) 2%.
On a sour note, IBD 50 stock Celgene (CELG) dropped nearly 6% to its lowest level in over four months. The biotech offered 2016 guidance and named COO Mark Alles as its new CEO starting March 1. Current chief Bob Hugin will become executive chairman.
Companies due to report quarterly results Tuesday include CSX (CSX) and IHS (IHS).
The Labor Department is due to release its closely watched job openings and labor turnover survey (JOLTS) on Tuesday.


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