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Who should pay for sidewalks
Original post made by just wondering, Menlo Park: Downtown, on Feb 17, 2008
The Willows area as I understand it in the past wanted a rural atmosphere and now with increased traffic and many more youngsters walking on their way to school, the need for sidewalks has become a priority.
The same need can be applied along Santa Cruz as well.
I have heard no one say anything about funding for these projects. It surely seems to me that homeowners in these local areas, should be paying at least part of the expense. It is an improvement to their homes and will increase their property values.
If these property owners are going to be assessed say 50 percent of costs, is community support going to disappear?
There is no free lunch here. This should be resolved sooner and not later in this process.
just wondering
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a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Feb 17, 2008 at 7:08 pm
Since many of us have had to pay to maintain and even replace the so-called parking strips (aka "sidewalks")in front of our own houses, it would seem only fair that other property owners with new sidewalks pay a pretty penny when these are installed.
They have escaped payments so far even though others of us have had to pay numerous times for the upkeep of "sidewalks" in front of our homes that others (and their guests and city staff and contractors) use and abuse.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Feb 18, 2008 at 12:23 pm
john boyle's brigade out in full force yet again. parroting his quotes almost word for word.
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Feb 18, 2008 at 3:44 pm
Well if Boyle's position is part of the cost should be born by homeowners, than I must confess it is probably the first opinion of his on which I have ever agreed. Amazing
just wondering
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Feb 19, 2008 at 8:16 am
I am most definitely not part of John Boyle's brigade on any issue, and find it amusing (and sad) that "truth" feels a need to personalize and polarize issues.
To be clear, when a new sidewalk installation involves a lot of other infrastructure improvements, such as moving or undergrounding utility poles and improving storm drains, I think it's also fair that the greater community share in some of the costs.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Feb 19, 2008 at 11:10 am
I would love to see sidewalks along Santa Cruz Ave., at least between downtown and Avy, but even more than that, I'd like to see the city TAKE CARE OF ALL THE FREAKING POTHOLES IN THE STREETS.
It's gotten beyond inconvenient, it's hazardous in a lot of places. Maybe Menlo Park should have a moratorium on taking on new projects until it can keep up with the basics, like maintaining streets.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Feb 19, 2008 at 4:05 pm
lighten up guys. my gosh you all take this stuff so personally.
i believe the city should pay for sidewalks and i can find very little evidence of any other city that makes homeowners pay for sidewalks. what is next, make homeowners pay for stop signs and crosswalks? and sewers and gutters? pray tell what exactly do you think we pay taxes for now? big union contracts and that is it? fix my potholes, fix my sidewalks, keep my roads safe for my kids and stop trying to tell me what my government does or does not do. if there is full approval by a neighborhood and it is deemed unsafe, that is exactly what local government is elected to do...spend our taxes on infrastructure and maintenance.
truth be told, i can think of dozens of other pet projects that breezed right through under boyle's watch...like a huge dumbarton rail study that will cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars for an uncertain rail system. but take a bold stand on sidewalks and get those parents to cough it up. sheesh.
a resident of another community
on Feb 20, 2008 at 1:48 pm
Cities I'm familiar with charge homeowners for part of the cost of installing sidewalks. Sidewalks boost property values; it seems only fair.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Feb 20, 2008 at 2:40 pm
that is shading the fact underlying this debate, diane. we are talking about ranked streets in menlo park selected based on a number of factors including number of cars. this is not one house and one sidewalk or even a few houses. i can see a small gap on a street that does not meet the rankings as being a "upgrade option" that would require homeowner assistance, but that is not what we are talking about here.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Apr 1, 2008 at 9:44 pm
if some of you are wondering why such a wealthy community such as ours
with a very rich tax base does not pay for sidewalks, a clear public benefit, as justifiable as the street adjacent, we all have to look in the mirror and ask ourselves why we voted in the people we voted in. here is a list of recent expenditures
- $15,000 in carbon credits to Pacific Gas and Electric
- $45,000 to pave a walking trail, requested not by
hikers but by staff
- $50,000 for yet another bike tunnel study to add to the one already
on the books
- $millions to top off the pension of the employees, the benefit formula
changed from 2% to 2.7% of per year of service!
How many of you know that while about 12 percent of your RE tax goes to the
city, 16 percent goes to the Fire District? the District just acquired several parcels
of land adjacent to their current HQ at 300 Middlefield and intend to build a new HQ
on the new land. Why spend $$ on public safety when they can feather their nests
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I might not give away the wine though. Maybe that will be Merry Christmas to me.
Aren't they cute? I feel so accomplished!!
I'll probably let it go to my head and not do anything for another 3 weeks.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. - The University of Tennessee baseball team was unable to take advantage of a sterling performance by senior Stephen McCray, falling 1-0 to No. 10 Oregon State Sunday afternoon at Goss Stadium in Corvallis, Ore. The 6-4 right-hander threw seven terrific innings, allowing just one run on three hits with four strikeouts and two walks in the tough-luck loss.
McCray threw 85 pitches during his time on the mound with 57 going for strikes. At one point in the game he sat down 16 straight OSU hitters. He falls to 1-1 on the season after picking up a win in his 2010 debut against Xavier last weekend. Unfortunately for McCray, Oregon State starter Greg Peavey was equally as impressive, tossing a complete-game shutout with nine strikeouts and just one walk while scattering three hits.
"You don't see many games played that well in February," UT Head Coach Todd Raleigh said. "The defense and pitching for both sides was fantastic. Sometimes early in the year the pitching is a little ahead of the hitting, but I thought our guys battled hard and hit the ball pretty hard. "Oregon State is a great team though and they don't give you anything. You have to earn everything. I thought this was a regional-type atmosphere and a regional-type game in terms of the high-level of play."
The lone tally of the game came in the seventh inning when the Beavers were able to scratch across a run on back-to-back hits by Brandon Hayes and Parker Berberet. With one out in the inning, Hayes punched one the opposite way down the left-field line for a stand-up double. Berberet followed with a single to center that brought Hayes home to score.
The Vols were able to escape further damage, however, as freshman Chris Fritts made a spectacular diving grab near the wall in left. Not only that, but he was able to turn a quick somersault, get back to his feet and get the ball back to Zach Osborne who doubled up the runner at first on the relay throw to end the Beaver threat.
Unfortunately for fans of the Orange and White, Tennessee was unable to get anything going offensively against Peavey over the last two innings and Oregon State walked away with the narrow win.
Back in the leadoff spot after hitting in the three-hole on Saturday, P.J. Polk grounded out to short to start the game, but the Vols quickly put a pair of runners on as a curveball got away from Peavey and hit Zach Osborne in the back and Cody Hawn walked on four pitches. Nothing would come of it though, as Blake Forsythe ripped a one-hopper to short that the Beavers turned into a 6-4-3 double play to end the inning.
McCray struggled with his control a little bit early on and found himself in a bit of a jam, but the 6-4 right-hander was able to work out of it to keep the game scoreless through one. After getting OSU leadoff hitter Michael Miller to chase a high fastball for the first out, McCray walked consecutive batters to put runners on first and second with just one out. With Beaver cleanup hitter Stefen Romero up to bat, a passed ball really made things interesting, allowing both runners to advance 90 feet. McCray continued to battle though and was able to escape unscathed after getting Romero to pop out to third and Hayes to ground out to second.
After the Vols went quietly in the top half of the second, McCray took advantage of a couple of great plays by his defense to throw up a zero of his own on the scoreboard. The first out came on a routine groundout to Matt Duffy at third, but the next two were anything but routine, as Osborne and Duffy both made terrific bare-handed grabs to end the frame. Osborne fielded a slow roller to short after McCray jammed Carter Bell with a cutter and Duffy scooped up a bunt attempt by Tyler Smith.
Both pitchers dispatched their opposing hitters with little problem in the third, but both Hawn and Cody Stubbs put a couple of good swings on Peavey in the fourth. Neither got anything to show for it, however, as they both hit sharp line drives right at Adalberto Santos in center. McCray had little trouble in his half of the stanza, utilizing his cutter to catch all three batters looking at strike three.
With two outs in the fifth, Fritts poked the first pitch he saw down the right-field line and was just able to slide in under the tag at second to pick up his second double in as many days. The Vols could not take advantage though as Peavey got Khayyan Norfork swinging at a high fastball to bring the Beaver offense back up to the plate. It wasn't up there long, however, as McCray continued to roll, retiring the side in order via a pair of groundouts and a pop out to Norfork at second.
Peavey didn't waste any time in his next inning, sending the Vols back to the bench in order. Oregon State finally got to McCray in the bottom half of the stanza though when Santos singled to left to break up McCray's no-hit bid after 5 2/3 innings of hitless work. McCray was unfazed, however, and got Jered Norris to ground out to second to keep the dueling shutout intact, although that wouldn't last much longer either as the Beavers would score the only run of the game in the following frame.
After OSU finally cracked the scoreboard on the RBI single by Berberet, Peavey posted probably his most impressive evening of the night, coming out and going right after the UT hitters. He was able to get Forsythe to strike out swinging on a 1-2 curveball, but Stubbs followed with one of the best UT swings of the game, driving a high drive deep to the warning track in left-center. It would fall harmlessly into Miller's glove, however, and Peavey finished off the inning by getting Duffy to ground out to his counterpart at third.
Sophomore closer Matt Ramsey came on in relief of McCray in the eighth inning and ran into a little trouble as he had trouble hitting his spots. The Knoxville, native, walked the bases loaded around a sac bunt and fly out, to bring Oregon State cleanup hitter Stefen Romero to the plate with two outs and three on. Ramsey made his pitches when they mattered most though, and got Romero to ground out to second to keep the Orange and White hopes alive.
Peavey was not going to let those dreams live much longer though, and made quick work of the Vols in the final frame. After getting both Polk and Osborne to ground out to short, Hawn did give the UT faithful one last glimmer of hope with a single through the right side, but Peavey had other ideas and struck Forsythe out looking on a 3-2 inside curveball to finish off the game.
Tennessee will look to get back in the win column this Wednesday when it returns to Knoxville for a 4 p.m. showdown with Eastern Kentucky at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
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With the Tories making their final push to ditch the long-gun registry, one Conservative MP was speedily forced to retract his comparison of Liberal support for the registry to Adolf Hitler's policies.
Larry Miller, MP for Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound, made those remarks in the House of Commons on Tuesday, sparking loud booing and a Twitter explosion of reprimands.
Here is a transcript of Mr. Miller's comments:
"I would like to share with the House a quote from former Liberal justice minister Allan Rock: 'I came to Ottawa last year with a firm belief that the only people in Canada who should have firearms are police officers and the military.' Does that sound familiar? Adolf Hitler, 1939."
And a few minutes later …
"Similar to Mr. Rock's comments, another prominent Liberal at the time, Senator Sharon Carstairs, said the following: 'The registering of hunting rifles is the first step in the social re-engineering of Canadians.' Can hon. members believe that statement, the social re-engineering of Canadians? That is what Adolf Hitler tried to do in the 1930s."
A few hours later, Mr. Miller apologized for making the references to Hitler, calling them "inappropriate," but that didn't placate interim Liberal leader Bob Rae who called it a "ridiculously destructive remark."
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"Spring Break" is a misnomer – it should be called "Spring Blast." Whether you call it Spring Break, March Break or as we say in French, "la semaine de relâche," the weeks ending February and beginning March in Montréal are exploding with entertainment and events tailored to the kids and the kid in you.
It begins with the end of massive winter arts and culture festival MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE (February 19 to March 1), which takes place in the Quartier des Spectacles in downtown Montréal. The festival presents an action-packed program of performing arts, culinary creations and a dynamic range of outdoor activities. The free and family-friendly outdoor site is alive with interactive installations, dining areas, a Ferris wheel, ice slides (one each for adults and the little ones) and, new this year, zip lines that run the length of the festival site.
MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE concludes with the epic Nuit Blanche all-nighter on February 28, which consists of more than 200 (mostly free) activities including live music, film, performance art, interactive installations and visual arts. Nuit Blanche takes over three districts of aboveground Montréal (served by shuttles) as well as underground Montréal. In fact, the city's renowned "Underground City" is the site of perennially popular Art Souterrain, which this year showcases 75 contemporary art projects throughout 13 buildings over 7 km. (And these are quite apart from all the other citywide outdoor winter sports and activities beckoning for your attention.)
If, when you hear the words "Spring Break" you start thinking "Animal House," then we've got just the thing for you. From March 2-6, the Ecomuseum Zoo – the only outdoor zoo on the island of Montreal – is celebrating Spring Break with special activities (and exclusive prizes) for the kids. The Ecomuseum Zoo is unique in that it's home to more than 115 animal species native to Quebec, and all the animals there – bears, otters, wolves, birds of prey, caribou and more – were either injured, orphaned or born in captivity, meaning they can't be released into the wild.
Spring Break, no matter the age, should be freaky and fun. Grévin Montréal, the city's wax museum experience (with emphasis on the experience) excels at both. From February 28 to March 8, kids of all ages are invited to Grévin to accessorize with their favourite stars, carve wax, mingle with mystery characters and win prizes. And frozen in a very different way is Disney on Ice's live presentation of the smash hit animated feature Frozen, which will take over the Bell Centre from March 4-8.
If you've had your fill of Frozen and want to expose your budding film aficionados to some broader movie-making horizons, the 18th Festival International du Film pour Enfants de Montreal (FIFEM) offers parents an opportunity to take their kids around the world. Action, animated and dramatic films (for ages 2-14) from some 25 countries comprise this year's festival, February 28 to March 8. And if it's music more than movies that moves the young ones, Jeunesses Musicales Canada is presenting 75 concerts and music workshops (how to make instruments out of recycled materials, discover your own body percussion, make a soundtrack for your comic strips and more) for young audiences over the winter break. Admission is free for most activities, also February 28 to March 8.
During the break, play is the thing, and perhaps none embrace that notion more than the Montréal joue ("Montréal plays") festival. From February 21 to March 8, Montréal joue will host 16 major, and majorly fun, gaming and gaming-themed events (from board games to video games) around the city. Also, some 200 gaming and creative activities will take place in Montréal's libraries, all of them free. Speaking of the best G-rated "F" words, fantastically fun and free come to mind at the TOHU centre for the circus arts. Located in the Cité des arts du cirque in Montréal's St. Michel district, from March 2-6 TOHU will be juggling an entertaining array of March Break activities including kick sledding, ice-road skating, an indoor adventure course, circus workshops, aerial hoop (lyra) tutorials and more for free, and that ain't no clowning around.
And no strangers to fun themselves, the Pointe-à-Callière Museum of Archaeology and History have made a name making words like "archaeology" and "history" synonymous with good times. Have your doubts? Try this on for size: As part of Pointe-à-Callière's Spring Break activities, February 28 to March 8, children 6-12 can discover their inner swashbuckler with Pirates or Privateers, an immersive exhibition during which kids learn about life at sea and face challenges that include getting their sea legs, raising an anchor, arming a cannon and pretending to attack an enemy ship. Did we mention fun?


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Here is another example of the poorly-researched mix of fact and opinion prevalent in today's reporting.
A recent news article covering a defensive shooting in Florida highlights media bias against Castle Doctrine law: the right of the law-abiding citizen to use appropriate force to repel an attack without first seeking to retreat.
Dan Haggerty of the local NBC affiliate based in Fort Myers, Florida reported that Justin Marcoux (also spelled Macoux and Marcaux in the article) of Lehigh Acres was waiting for a ride to work early one morning when he spotted Victor Howren in the yard, carrying off Marcoux's father's generator. According to the reporter, Howren dropped the generator when he got between two cars on the property and Marcoux thought Howren was grabbing a weapon. That's when Marcoux drew his (licensed) concealed firearm and shot Howren in the arm.1
So far, this article concurs with the press release by the Lee County Sheriff.2 It is in the concluding section where Mr. Haggerty diverges into editorial, promoting the myth that self-defense originated with Florida's Castle Doctrine:
Investigators are now trying to determine if he [the shooter] is protected by the "Stand Your Ground law."
It allows a person to defend themselves if they are in imminent danger.3
The Sheriff's press release does not mention Castle Doctrine and concludes on a more definitive note regarding the investigation:
Felony charges of burglary and grand theft against Howren are pending further investigation. Meanwhile, once the shooting incident case report is completed, it will be forwarded to the State Attorney's Office for review.4
First, Haggerty should have done some background research before reporting his opinions as truth. Florida statutes from 2004 show that before Castle Doctrine a person was allowed to "defend themselves if they are in imminent danger":
776.012 Use of force in defense of person.–A person is justified in the use of force, except deadly force, against another when and to the extent that the person reasonably believes that such conduct is necessary to defend himself or herself or another against such other's imminent use of unlawful force. However, the person is justified in the use of deadly force only if he or she reasonably believes that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or herself or another or to prevent the imminent commission of a forcible felony.5
Second, Haggerty implies that Castle Doctrine somehow complicates law enforcement's investigation by requiring satisfaction of certain criteria imposed upon them by the law.
It seemed a phone call was in order. Based upon a discussion with Sergeant Larry King, Public Information Officer for the Lee County Sheriff's Department, Castle Doctrine updated self-defense law by removing the defender's need to retreat if such option existed. In this aspect, it toughened self-defense law in favor of the defender. As to whether law enforcement pursues and issues a warrant, they perform the normal procedures of taking statements and interviewing witnesses to determine the merits of the case. Generally, in an apparent defensive shooting they let the state decide how to proceed rather than immediately arresting the shooter. In any case, the State Attorney's office retains the ability to file charges against the shooter should probable cause exist.6
In a follow-up email, Sergeant King notes:
The only additional clarification may be to note in this incident there are just two witnesses – the man who shot and the man who was wounded. We may find circumstances to make an immediate arrest in cases where witnesses have consistent statements contradicting that of the shooter. It's safe to say you have to look at these types of shooting incidents on a case-by-case basis.7
In fairness, the NBC article is conditionally true on one point: Castle Doctrine protects the shooter from having to justify not retreating. But this is only true if the shooting itself is ruled justified. From both Sergeant King's comments and the Lee County Sheriff's press release, other than deleting the criteria determining the defender's ability to retreat, Castle Doctrine has no inhibitory affect on the Sheriff's and State Attorney's ability to complete an investigation, determine if the defensive use of deadly force was justified, and press charges against the shooter, if deemed appropriate.
It is one thing if NBC wants to write an editorial against Castle Doctrine and label it as such. It is another when, under the guise of supposedly fact-based news reporting, media instead choose to embark upon social engineering to convince people that Castle Doctrine is bad because anybody who claims self-defense is somehow exempt from thorough examination of their behavior by police and prosecuting attorneys.
[1] Dan Haggerty, Resident shoots robbery suspect in the arm, NBC2, August 8, 2007. http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readarticle.asp?articleid=13940&z=3&p=
2 Burglary Suspect Shot By Victim, Lee County Sheriff's Department, August 8, 2007. http://www.sheriffleefl.org/news/gendetails.aspx?id=4984
3 Ibid.
4 Burglary Suspect Shot By Victim, Lee County Sheriff's Department, August 8, 2007.
5 The 2004 Florida Statutes, Title XLVI, Section 776: Justifiable Use of Force. http://www.flsenate.gov/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=Ch0776/ch0776.htm
6 Phone conversation with Sergeant Larry King, Public Information Officer, Lee County Sheriff's Department, August 9, 2007. http://www.sheriffleefl.org/
7 Email from Sergeant Larry King, Public Information Officer, Lee County Sheriff's Department, August 9, 2007.


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Recap | Boxscore (Gm. 1) | Boxscore (Gm. 2)
DC Softball Splits One-Run Tilts with Comets
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DEFIANCE, Ohio – In a non-conference doubleheader between two evenly matched squads, the Yellow Jacket softball team won game one against the Olivet Comets 6-5, but fell in the second 9-8 in nine innings. The Purple and Gold's record moved to 14-22 on the season, while Olivet now sits at 11-21.
In game one, action was going smooth with three innings of scoreless ball to start. Each team had recorded only one hit and the pitchers were in complete control. However, when the offenses got their second cracks at the plate, they had gained their timing and got the scoring in motion.
Olivet got on the board first in the top of the fourth with three straight two-out singles to go up 1-0. DC would then answer with its first scores of the game in the bottom of the inning. Katie Miller (Archbold, OH / HS) got things going with a leadoff double to center. Kailea Holbrook (Defiance, OH / HS) than notched her first triple of the season to tie the game. Run number two was plated when Makayla McAvoy knocked in pinch runner Katie Haydett (St. Claire Shore, MI / Lakeview) and put the Jackets up 2-1.
With DC up, coach Holava made the strategic decision to bring in Katie Patchin (West Farmington, OH / Bristol Local) from the bullpen and change up what the Comet batters were seeing. Unfortunately, the switch was unsuccessful and Olivet brought in four runs off of the freshman and Rowland was reentered to contain the scoring. The Comets were now back on top 5-2 after five.
The Purple and Gold have faltered in past games after big momentum swings for the opponent. But today's game would play out differently, as the home team never gave up and came back in dramatic fashion to win the game.
Defiance first chipped off one run of the deficit with a Gloria Basinger (Bluffton, OH / HS) RBI single in the bottom of the fifth to make it 5-3. Then DC knotted the tilt at 5-5 in the sixth frame with a few fielding miscues by the Comets.
With all the momentum back in the Yellow Jackets favor, Rowland breezed through the top of the seventh with a 1-2-3 frame. The stage was set for DC to complete the comeback and it did just that with a little small ball. Holbrook worked a leadoff walk and was moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Brittany Shough (DeGraff, OH / Riverside). Following a wild pitch that brought Holbrook one base away from victory, Tori Plummer (Perrysburg, OH / HS) came through in the clutch with a poke through the left side to grab the 6-5 win for the Purple and Gold.
Rowland earned the victory in the tight game to even her record to 7-7 on the 2013 campaign. The freshman came through with 6.2 solid innings, allowing one run with four strikeouts. DC's offense was well balanced in the game, as all but one started recorded hit. Macy Ferrall (St. Marys, OH / Memorial) and Anna Vasquez (West Unity, OH / Hilltop) led the group by each going 2-for-3 with a run scored.
The second contest of the afternoon made for an exciting matchup. Action featured five lead changes and four innings where both squads scored in the same frame. After one run scored by both DC and Olivet in the second and third innings made it an even 2-2, the Yellow Jackets opened up with four runs in the bottom of the third to take their first lead.
After one runs crossed home plate from a Comet error on a suicide squeeze play, Miller swatted a double to the center field wall that plated a pair of runs. Shough then stroked a single to left that scored another for DC to make the lead 6-2 after four.
But just as Defiance had done in the first game, Olivet came right back with a rally of its own. The visitors notched a run in the fifth and four in the top of the sixth to regain the advantage 7-6. The lead didn't last long, as none had all game, and the Purple and Gold squared the contest at 7-7 with another Comet miscue in the field.
Each team then went scoreless in the seventh inning and sent the dramatic game into extras. International rules kicked in and put a runner on second to start both squads' at bats in the eighth. Defiance and Olivet each played small and moved the runner over to third and brought them across the plate in the next at back making it 8-8 after eight.
Unfortunately, the Comets were successful in bringing home the runner on second in the top of the ninth, while the Yellow Jackets stranded the runner on third and fell 9-8 for a tough split in the series.
Lauren Dicke (Lima, OH / Lima Shawnee) started the game and went five innings allowing five runs on seven hits with four punch outs. Rowland came on in relief and kept DC in the game but received the tough-luck loss. She tossed four frames and gave up four runs (two earned) with one strikeout.
Basinger, Shough and Plummer headed the home team with two hits apiece in the contest. Neanen also added three runs scored with Miller contributing in with a pair of runs batted in.
The Defiance College softball team will return to play tomorrow Wednesday, May 1 to take part in its last contests of the season. The Jackets will battle the Heidelberg Student Princes with game one slated to start at 3:30 p.m.
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Culturing microbes on nutrient plate and testing for different kind of microbes on specific environment areas. This inoculated nutrient plate that was left for a period of 14 days showed the present of a few different kind of fungus species. It's common to think that the human palm contains more microbes than any other environments due to the susceptible tangibility of human hands to everything. However, this plate with sample from toilet seat showed the contradiction between human palm and the toilet seat contamination. Based on our result, the nutrient plate with a human palm sample showed no fungus presented at all compared to toilet seat nutrient plate with five different kinds of fungus. Observation: whole-colony appearance – circular, irregular, filamentous, and rhizoid; Margin – entire, filamentous, and undulate; Elevation – flat, raised, and umbonate; Diameter: 6.00cm – 1.00cm with height between 1.00cm – 0.05cm.
What are the identified fungi? Were any of these fungal species identified?
Nope, we did not identify them. We were only identifying the morphology of them and the number of the different kinds.
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Se spune că atunci când un bătrân moare, e ca şi când o bibliotecă ar arde. Antropologul Elizabeth Lindsay, colaborator al National Geographic, adună cunoştinţe culturale profunde, transmise prin poveşti şi învăţături.
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Bread. July 2006
Flags and monuments
Singapore's National Day, August 9th, is coming around again. So are the
flag-naggers. Organised by quasi-governmental bodies such as Residents'
Committees – of course the government denies responsibility – they go
door to door "reminding" residents to hang a national flag from
apartment windows through July and August. To say that you do not have a
national flag won't let you off the hook. The naggers also sell them. So
not only do you find yourself having to fend off an unwelcome reminder to
do your "patriotic" duty, you need to parry an ardent sales
pitch too.
"It's impossible to see hanging out a flag as an act of patriotism," a friend of mine remarked recently. With all the badgering by these nosey strangers going around like petty commissars, to hang one out becomes an act endorsing the ruling party's capture of the state.
"It feels more like a demonstration of support for the PAP than for the country," she said, referring to the People's Action Party.
"So of course, I refuse to do it."
Yawning Bread understands the feeling totally. I have never hung out a flag either, even though no one has come to my door all these years, mostly because, I suppose, I'm rarely at home.
But it is enough that the National Day celebrations (and the parades) have for so long been commandeered to tell the PAP version of the "national story": a city-state born of adversity, pulling ourselves up by our bootstraps through industrialisation, education and (now) scientific research, and while preserving our CMIO [1] ethnic traditions in racial and religious harmony, we strive for a better future!
The event is always so scripted, telling such a linear and narrowly-based story, and couched in skin-crawly ideological rhetoric, that it cannot but be seen as an annual paean to the glorious reign of the PAP. Long may the party rule!
Moreover, the newspapers and broadcasting stations inevitably devote a suffocating amount of page space and airtime to the parade and celebrations, presumably as part of their constructive "nation-building" role.
It's time somebody tells them that their efforts set back nation-building rather than foster it. The over-identification of Singapore with the PAP leaves a hollow where the nation should be. Few know how to demonstrate affection to Singapore -- few even know how to feel affection for Singapore -- when the only kind of (pseudo-)affective demonstration there is is so pro-government.
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Indeed, Singapore has quite a few monuments in our city commemorating individuals such as Lim Bo Seng, who organized resistance against the Japanese occupiers during World War II, as well as groups, such as the Cenotaph and the Chopsticks [2].
The speakers' responses went along the lines of "Why must we do anything about them?", which at first didn't quite hit home. Then a woman from the audience stood up and gave her reply to the first question.
I don't recall her exact words, but they were something like this: The gentlemen at the back who asked the question does not need to worry. I can assure him that in the Education service, we have to take our schoolchildren to see these monuments and teach them about our history. The monuments won't be forgotten. It's a compulsory part of the school program.
Well, well, well, then we most certainly have reason to worry. "Compulsory part of the school program?" I shook my head.
Another member of the audience then rose and spoke my fears. "That is precisely the problem," he said. What is the story being told about these points in our history? The program is part of "National Education" he explained, but there are widespread misgivings about the linear, uni-dimensional nation-building story that is the backbone of National Education.
The monuments are the hooks on which to hang various parts of the story. Some, such as the various war memorials, are directly related to the narrative, while others, such as temples, mosques and churches, are useful for reinforcing the 'orthodox' view of Singapore society, always seen through the filter of race. "Living harmoniously together", remember? "Asian Values" anyone?
How are our monuments selected? And who determines what meaning is to be ascribed to each of them?
Why aren't the detention barracks of the Internal Security Department marked as monuments? Don't they represent a page in our history, reminding us of men and women of conscience?
Why are there no monuments to the newspapers shut down and editors sacked?
Chua Beng Huat's response to the original question, "What plans do we have for them?" was "Why?"
Why must people visit monuments? Why can't we have monuments that nobody visits, except the occasional fellow who sees meaning in them?
He's right, of course. Why do we have to script their meaning, troop our schoolchildren there and instruct them on the catechism? The danger from pressing our monuments into service to aid the "national story" that the PAP wants told will be that they become identified not with the nation, but with an alienating, partisan ideology. Just like flying the Singapore flag. And another set of symbols that should anchor our sense of place and history is corrupted and lost. Another hollow where pride should be.
In being over-anxious about instilling a sense of nationhood, in being so controlling about narrating the PAP's central role in the Singapore story, we gut the sense of nationhood. Somewhere, one day, there should be a monument to such folly.
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EastEnders and Krays star Martin Kemp wants your money. So does Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox, and Reservoir Dogs "Mr Blonde" Michael Madsen. All three of them are this week backing the biggest attempt yet to raise cash from the public for a British film investment scheme.
They will appear in Red Light Runners, a heist movie to be shot in London and Los Angeles, but only if small investors stump up the money, by investing from £2,000 each. The target is £8m, beating the previous record for a film-based Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) by a wide margin.
As world stock markets go from bad to worse the film's producer, Clark Westerman, believes investors will flock in. "We are all looking for that great investment. Films can be high risk but with markets dropping by 100 or 200 points a day, people are looking at alternatives. The EIS is a win-win situation with tax breaks even if the film doesn't do well. We are the poster child for the EIS."
Martin Kemp will play lead, Sara Cox a cameo role. "I'm doing it because I'm a massive fan of Michael Madsen," she said at the launch, though she later admitted she hadn't actually read the script. That's what agents are for.
The launch took place at Bafta in London, the academy behind the British movie "Oscars" and the cheerleader for British films. But this investment scheme is playing to dreadful reviews, panned by critics who advise small investors to steer clear.
Tim Adler, editor of the highly-respected journal Screen Finance, says: "Hardly any films that have raised money through EIS plans have ever been released through the cinema. Normally they have been turned down by production companies elsewhere, and are forced to raise money through unwieldy tax-based schemes instead.
"The fact that Michael Madsen is going through a small, British-based film scheme shows how quickly careers can die in Hollywood. Putting it politely, I'd say there is a lot of risk factors with this scheme."
Martin Churchill, who publishes the Tax Efficient Review of film schemes, is scarcely kinder. "EISs are extremely risky. The costs are usually very high and you are unable to spread your risk across a number of films. The market is not very receptive to them and they will be going some to reach £8m."
Yet huge amounts of cash have poured into British film through tax-based schemes. Investors are spurning EISs in favour of near zero-risk schemes called "Film Partnerships". These offer tax advantages for the wealthy that are unmatched anywhere else - indeed so good that the Chancellor, Gordon Brown, used this year's Budget to clamp down on schemes based around low-risk television productions.
Last year £1.6bn went into Film Partnerships, through "sale and leaseback" deals which allow the rich to shelter unlimited amounts of income and capital gains from tax over a 15-year period. One major firm of accountants, which preferred not to be named, said: "There's no such thing as a British film industry. What it is, though, is a huge tax avoidance industry."
Say an investment banker earns a £1m bonus. Normally he would have to pay £400,000 in tax, but through a Film Partnership the individual will instead receive a cheque from the Inland Revenue for £220,000 and defer paying tax for years to come. The individual doesn't even have to put up much cash, as most of the investment is made from loans.
The risk is close to zero because Film Partnerships use complex financial engineering to ensure investors are repaid via the lease, guaranteed by a bank, usually ABN Amro or Abbey National.
It doesn't matter one jot if the film ever makes a penny. "The investors don't give a damn. They don't care if it goes straight to video or stays in the can," says one expert on the partnerships, perhaps explaining why despite the huge tax breaks given to film so few successes have emerged.
Film producers like the schemes - there were 900 films certified as "British" for tax purposes last year - be cause the sale and leaseback provides them with about 10% of their budget.
The only drawback is if the Inland Revenue fails to approve the scheme. To date, two partnerships, Voyager and Evolution, have aroused Revenue concerns, and in Voyager's case investors have been left in limbo for two years while an investigation proceeds.
Another type of partnership scheme, which provides seedcorn capital rather than just tail-end financing, has been pioneered by banks such as Close Brothers but these are regarded as higher risk by the tax avoidance industry.
The good news for film producers is that the banning of television-based schemes has left investors chasing much less available "product" than last year. "There is probably going to be £600m of film supply and almost the same investor demand [£1.5bn] as last year. Producers who have films available by April 5 are in clover, says Mr Churchill.
"They know they have the product and without their product there's no partnership schemes. Some investors, unless they act now, will find it's too late to invest."
Tax Efficient Review has published a guide to film partnerships. Call 020 8458 9003 or visit www.taxefficientreview.com.


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She was born June 12, 1941, to James McConnell Sr. and Fannie Shoots The Door in Frazer. She attended Frazer Schools and graduated in 1959. She attended Northern Montana College in Havre.
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She was preceded in death by her sisters, Myrtice Redstone, Lena Wright and Rosella Murdock; brothers, James McConnell Jr., baby Curtis McConnell and baby Russell McConnell; granddaughters, Angie Redstone, Tracy Redstone and Sondra Wright, baby girl Buck; and longtime companion Laird "Skinny Pete" Isaac.
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Yeah, look where standing by quietly and playing by the rules got them. Unloaded OC may be better than nothing, but not by much. My guess is they are pushing the issue hard now and waiting on some of the 2A incorporation lawsuits like McDonald v Chicago.
If you don't do something what is the use having the right to?
If you do it, and the legislator try to take the right they show the public who they really are and what they stand for. Have you lost anything as opposed to being too scared to exercise it in the first place?
Personally, I think they are positioning themselves for a legal battle. Calguns seems to be pretty well connected. Several of the gun lawsuits that have recently come about in CA seem to have been taken on pro bono through Calguns and others. Best of luck to them.


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Lookie what followed me home.
Mossberg 500 12ga. Out the door... $120.
Came set up for turkey, replaced choke with a improved cyl choke, all is well now.
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Lookie what followed me home.
Mossberg 500 12ga. Out the door... $120.
Came set up for turkey, replaced choke with a improved cyl choke, all is well now.
Sweet Deal
Not bad at all. Unfortunately the pawn shop nearest me is run by a guy who really knows his guns...and what they are worth. Hard to find such a good deal there. It's a good place to ask questions, though.
Pawn shops are great sources for great deals, you never know what you may find. Fantastic buy, not only do you have a good home defense weapon but also a means to put Thanksiving dinner on the table.
Pawn shops-----hidden treasures every now and then. Gotta be in the right place at the right time! I like the deal you got--wish I could come across it tomorrow! I've had my fair share of good deals through the pawn shop. Only one concerning guns, and many concerning electronics or tools. I'd never cross them off the shopping list. Congrats on your special purchase!
Ty, I was actually heading in there on a tip from a buddy, they HAD a 10/22 carbine with scope and harris bi-pod for $130, It was sold about a week ago, lucky for me, this shotgun came in yesterday, and left with me. :D
I just see a picture of a chair. Where is the gun? Oh wait there it is, carefully blending in. :rofl:
Good find and a good deal.
Got one just like it that has nailed a few Turkey in its day (the only thing I hunt anymore). Nice, simple.....will last forever. It's killed countless more clays though..............
Great deal....
That is a great deal. Did it come DuraCoated or does Mossberg sell them in that style of camo??...
Are nearest pawn shop is filled with "newbies" that pretend to be "Warriors" when ever you browse their gun selection.
You know the types. They hate 9mm lugers because some cop told them that he shot a perp five times with it and he didn't go down. Never mind the cop hit every place but a vital organ or the central nervous system.
All they carry is Glock, and of course all these kids know for a fact that they are carried by Delta Force, SEAL Team Six, and CIA operatives........(insert idiot emoticon)
They can't deal in guns in Michigan by State Law.
Good find, I love Mossy's 500's
The pawn shops in my area suck. They over price things and don't want to trade unless they rape ya in the deal. Never hardly ever find anything worth dealing on there. One of them does have pretty decent new gun prices from time to time though. But rarely a deal on anything they already raped someone else for. Just cannot seem to find one of those "real" pawn shops anymore.
I am in Rochester NY and I don't even think I have ever seen a pawn shop. If there is one then its not in a neighborhood I belong in. I will be moving to Florida in May though, and I see them on every corner.
Anyone know of any good ones in Tampa with good gun deals?


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Cosmetics giant L'Oréal has been ordered to stop using pictures of movie star Julia Roberts and model Christy Turlington after an advertising watchdog upheld a British MP's complaint they were overly airbrushed.
Liberal Democrat MP Jo Swinson has run a long campaign against unrealistic images of women in advertising.
Her recent complaints to the British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) alleged magazine spreads for L'Oréal-owned brands Lancôme and Maybelline featuring Roberts and Turlington were misleading and fake, the Guardian reported.
She complained that images of both celebrities had been digitally manipulated and were "not representative of the results the product could achieve", it reported.
The ASA backed her allegations - ruling both ads breached advertising standards and banning them from future publication in recently released decisions.
It agreed with Swinson's allegation a two-page magazine ad for featuring Roberts for the Lancome "Teint Miracle" foundation was digitally manipulated.
The decision showed Lancome had argued the star had naturally flawless skin and provided pictures of her on the red carpet to support its claim.
Though the ASA agreed Roberts was "well known for her beauty", it found the image was produced with the assistance of post production techniques and those served to misrepresent the product's effects.
"On the basis of the evidence we had received we could not conclude that the ad image accurately illustrated what effect the product could achieve, and that the image had not been exaggerated by digital post production techniques."
A second decision found a magazine ad for "The Eraser" foundation by Maybelline featuring Turlington had also been "re-touched" digitally.
The ad showed parts of Turlington's face covered by the foundation while other areas were left uncovered to show the effects of the product.
Again the company argued the image was consistent with perception of the model as a beautiful woman with a naturally good complexion and provided photographs of her at public events to demonstrate its claim.
But the ASA said the area around the model's left eye had been digitally re-touched and considered the text had drawn particular attention to the product's effect in that area.
"The information Maybelline provided regarding the digital re-touching of the image was insufficient to establish whether the difference between the "blocks" was an accurate representation of the results the product could achieve. We therefore concluded that the ad was likely to mislead."
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