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Also in competition is Daniel Day-Lewis film There Will Be Blood. Director Paul Thomas Anderson won the festival's top prize for Magnolia in 2004.
The 58th annual festival will run from 7-17 February 2008.
Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad became notorious in April 2004 after images emerged of US troops abusing prisoners.
The footage included naked prisoners placed in humiliating positions and detainees cowering from aggressive dogs.
Eleven soldiers were later convicted of carrying out the abuses.
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Meanwhile, Blue Velvet star Isabella Rossellini is to unveil a collection of short films about the sex lives of insects.
The 55-year-old actress will premiere Green Porno, a series she directed and co-produced as "quickies" for mobile phones and mobile video players.
Oscar-winner Andrzej Wajda, who received a lifetime achievement award at the 2006 festival, will showcase his latest film, Katyn, in 2008.
The drama examines the massacre of thousands of Polish prisoners of war by the Soviet secret service in 1940. Wajda's father was one of the victims.
The final selection for the competition programme of the festival will be completed by mid-January 2008.
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Haylee Rose Lind was delivered into this world on Thursday, August 23, 2012 at the Fairview Northland Medical Center, Princeton.
Survivors include her parents: Kyle Lind and Angel Siwek of Princeton; grandparents: Tami and Timothy Siwek, Christine and Terry Lind; great-grandparents: Bob and Phyllis Lind, Loran Siwek, Rosemary Siwek, Jack and Betty Foster; aunts and uncles: Anna Siwek, Travis Siwek, Joshua Foster, Allison Lind, Amber Lind, and Jessica Garcia.
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David Cheang
A young man steps in as a guarantor for his family's mounting bank loans, only to lose everything and end up a bankrupt when they cannot pay up. It sounds like the stuff soap operas are made of, but this is what happened to property developer David Cheang in his younger days, after the 1997 Asian financial crisis left his family in debt. "It was dreadful when the doorbell rang. There would be debtors with court orders, summons, power supply officers and HDB officers at the door as we were unable to even pay for the monthly [flat] instalments," he recalls.
Despite those setbacks, Cheang persevered as a property agent, rising through the ranks to be appointed CEO and principal consultant at various firms. Today, he is the director of property development firm DC13 (which he founded in 2013) and carries a Dato' title — conferred to him last year by the Sultan of Palembang, Indonesia. He was discharged from bankruptcy two years ago and is writing a book about his journey. It is slated for a year-end release. He says: "One of the most important lessons I hope to share with everyone is 'don't give up; believe in yourself.'"


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Statement by Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety and Health J. Davitt McAteer
in Observance of Workers Memorial Day
This week miners and mine workers around the nation will observe Workers Memorial Day in the United States. This is a time when all of us will pause to reflect upon the sacrafices made by mine workers who have been seriously injured, permanently disabled, and killed in accidents due to workplace safety and health hazards. We pause to recognize the contribution those workers have made to the increased protections that exist in the mining workplace today.
America's mining industry has made tremendous strides in safety and health that enhance protection of workers from hazards in the mining environment. Gone are the days when hundreds of miners died each year in tragic workplace accidents. Gone are the days when deadly mine explosions were commonplace in mining communities and multiple families were much too frequently left without fathers, husbands, and brothers. Gone are the days when diseases of the lung caused by inhaling the dust of minerals dug from the earth was an accepted consequence of a decent job.
Thanks to those workers who made the ultimate sacrafice, miners who go to work today stand a much better chance of arriving home safely after a day's work than did their predecessors of 25 or 30 years ago. In 1968, 311 coal miners died in mining accidents, including the 78 West Virginia coal miners who died in the Farmington mine explosion that year. In 1972, 234 metal and nonmetal miners were killed in accidents on the job, including the victims of the tragic Sunshine Mine fire in Kellog, Idaho, that took the lives of 91 miners.
By contrast coal mining deaths have fallen to an average of 39 over the last three years, while metal and nonmetal deaths have dropped to an average of 53.
Exposure to respirable dust in coal mines, the cause of black lung disease, has also been reduced over the years and the prevalence of black lung disease among miners has declined by more than two-thirds.
Such improvements would never have been possible without the protection afforded by the Coal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1969, which was later amended to extend the same protection to non-coal miners. This landmark legislation, developed in response to the high number of fatalities occurring in the nation's mines, provided American miners with the most comprehensive and effective workplace protection in our nation's history. The law increased the frequency of federal mine inspections, strengthened federal safety standards, and established new health standards for the first time, providing miners with unprecedented protection from workplace hazards--hazards that claimed the lives of so many in the past.
As we in the mining industry observe Workers Memorial Day, we thoroughly recognize and pay tribute to the men and women who have lost their lives in America's mines and thank their survivors for a healthier and safer mining industry in 1998.


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The election results this week from Washington, Colorado, Massachusetts and Arkansas demonstrate that public opinion about cannabis has moved much faster than the positions of elected officials. That Massachusetts voters would pass a fairly loosely regulated medical marijuana system isn't very surprising. But that voters in Arkansas came within a whisker of passing one shows that it isn't just a hippie-dippie issue anymore. And for Colorado and Washington to take the plunge into full legalization – not just of use or for medical purposes, but full-scale commercial growing and sales – marks an epoch.
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On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 15:48:18 -0400, Spaziano, Jorma
<jspaziano at mileshealthcare dot org> wrote:
> What are the hardware requirements for an IPSEC concentrator?
> Im looking at 2 PII boxes with 256mb of ram with 2 nics.
Depends on the number of potential clients and potential data
throughput required. PII boxes should be able to handle quite a few
sessions and a decent amount of throughput.
This post from Manuel shows some specs on WRAP (233 MHz) and Soekris
4501 (486 133 MHz) and 4801 (233 MHz):
You don't mention what the speed is, but a PII 233 should be in line
with the WRAP and 4801 numbers (probably a bit higher), while a PII
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"Having considered the matter now for a number of weeks, we have decided not to pursue a complaint," a spokesman for the palace told BBC News. "We remain of the opinion that a hotel room is a private space where its occupants would have a reasonable expectation of privacy."
So why did the palace decide to drop its complaint with the Press Complaints Commission?
Since the prince is now "focused entirely on his deployment in Afghanistan," pursuing a complaint relating to his private life "would not be appropriate at this time and would prove to be a distraction," the spokesman said.
Despite dropping the formal complaint, the palace had informed the Press Complaints Commission (PCC), which reportedly received approximately 3,800 complaints since The Sun published the photos.
The palace originally threatened legal action against any newspaper that published the images, arguing they were in breach of the PCC's code of conduct. However, The Sun ended up splashing the two NSFW pictures of Prince Harry naked with an unidentified woman across its front page. The headline read, "Heir it is!"
The Sun defended its use of the photos, which were originally posted on US gossip site TMZ, citing there was "a clear public interest in publishing the Harry pictures, in order for the debate around them to be fully informed."
The paper argued that the prince "compromised his own privacy" by "frolicking in the pool before inviting strangers to his hotel room for a game of strip billiards" in "the party capital of a country with strong freedom-of-speech laws."
In related news, the palace is still facing a battle over the publication of topless photos of Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, published by French celebrity magazine Closer and other tabloids in Ireland, Italy, Denmark and Sweden.


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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 1, No. 119. Thursday, 22 Nov 1990.
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 90 15:20 EST
Subject: Mystery Spinoff
I am surprised that no one has yet mentioned Josephine Tey's *The Daughter
of Time* -- in which a bed-ridden detective determines that Richard III was
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1. Re: IE not reply type 3 NTLM message843810 Jan 26, 2010 6:19 AM (in response to 843810)
I am implementing a SSO using NTLMIs this for fun or a real project?
You may want to consider taking a look at some open source software that implements SSO:
NTLM - http://jcifs.samba.org/src/docs/ntlmhttpauth.html
Kerberos - http://spnego.sourceforge.net
2. Re: IE not reply type 3 NTLM message843810 Jan 26, 2010 12:10 PM (in response to 843810)It is a real proyect
Because of the requeriments I can not use spnego, Jcifs is what I am using. I am using tomcat 5.5, JDK 1.4.2 and IE 6, although I have test with other versions of Tomcat, JDK and IE (and firefox) with the same result.
I have set also the registry keys ntlmminclientsec and ntlmminserversec to several values (10 is the right one I guess) and also lmcompatibilitylevel has been set to 0.
I can see with HTTP packets capture that the type2 message is well formed, and I have try also setting different flags values for this type 2 message.
Thanks in advance.
3. Re: IE not reply type 3 NTLM message843810 Jan 27, 2010 3:55 AM (in response to 843810)Have you thought about installing two versions of Tomcat on your server?
One running JCIFS/JDK6 and the other your code/JDK1.4
By the way, JDK5 reached it's end of service life last year.
Also, it might be cheaper to upgrade the JDK instead of writing your own code SSO code.
Anyway, the idea behind the two versions is so that you can compare
your type2 message with the JCIFS type2 message.
Finally, are you able to share with us what/which feature(s) of JCIFS is lacking or not working for you?
4. Re: IE not reply type 3 NTLM message843810 Jan 27, 2010 2:07 PM (in response to 843810)Hi,
Thanks for your answer. First, I have solved the issue. The problem was in my implementation, I was using JCIFs classes within my own implementation and I changed the way the challenge data was sent in type2 message (I thought it was random data, following http://curl.haxx.se/rfc/ntlm.html specifications and seems I was wrong).
So now JCIFs works fine but the problem now is that JCIFs is only valid for NTLMv1 and it seems that NTLMv2 is going to be needed. If I am not wrong JRE 1.4.2 does not support NTLMv2 cipher and in anycase I have not found anything similar to JCIFs with NTLMv2 support (JESPA is recommended but it is not free and requeries JRE 1.5).
So I guess that the only option is the one you pointed. I already proposed it to the client, the idea is to have a 1.6 VM that will received the SPNEGO ticket received by the web server running under 1.4 (through a web service, socket, ...), perform the validation and send the answer back.
Does anyone have more ideas to implement a SSO with JDK1.4 and not NTLMv1?
Thanks in advance
5. Re: IE not reply type 3 NTLM message843810 Feb 6, 2010 12:47 PM (in response to 843810)I don't undertand why you are dealing with this NTLM/JCIFS/1.4.2 crap. Move to JDK6 and a simple SPNEGO/Kerberos solution is less than 100 lines of code as a tomcat 6 authenticator. I coded myself. Take the aforementioned spnego.sf.net which is great code!


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International Medical Corps operates five emergency nutrition programs in northern Kenya, where severe drought and increasing instability from neighboring Somalia have led to serious food shortages. With funding from the U.S. Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, we provide outpatient therapeutic care services for severe acute malnourished children under 5 years of age, as well as supplementary feeding services for moderate acute malnourished children under 5 and pregnant or lactating women. To improve health-seeking behavior and nutrition education among local communities, International Medical Corps utilizes the innovative Mother Care Group model in Samburu, where 1,200 such groups have formed and training is ongoing. The Mother Care Group concept involves training a core group of local mothers in good nutrition practices, then sending them into the broader community to form and lead their own groups. We also provide High Impact Nutrition Interventions in Tana River, Laikipia, Meru North, Samburu, and Isiolo districts with support from UNICEF.
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Film Series: Ava DuVernay's Documentary 13th
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Nebraska Rivers of Cosmic Energy
Danny Liska's intriguing stories from Knox County, Nebraska, include tales of monsters, ghosts, UFOs, Bigfoot, and the "Little People." Liska's Bigfoot Ranch was the setting of a Metaphysical Institute tapping into the "cosmic energy produced there by the confluence of the Missouri and Niobrara rivers and the Bazile, Ponca, and Verdigre creeks." Liska is best known for his early 1960s motorcycle trip from the northern tip of Alaska to the southernmost tip of South America, chronicled in his book, Two Wheels to Adventure.
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Real Name: Alicia Showalter Reynolds
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Location: Baltimore, Maryland
Date: March 2, 1996
Details: On March 2, 1996, Alicia Showalter Reynolds of Baltimore said goodbye to her husband and left to drive more than 150 miles to spend the day with her mother in Charlottesville, Virginia, but she never arrived. Sadie Showalter waited for her daughter for several hours, but eventually left. At around 6pm, fifty miles away, her car was found near Culpepper, Virginia; a napkin was on her windshield indicating that she had car trouble, though an inspection determined nothing was wrong with it. The next day, police set up a road block and talked to witnesses who said they had seen her talking to a man with a blue pickup at the side of the road. Police later found out that at least twenty women came forward claiming that an unidentified man had been honking and yelling at them, saying that there was something wrong with their car. Some of them pulled over, and he took them to a pay phone without incident. Others, however, claimed that when they ignored him he became furious and later drove away. Two weeks before Alicia's disappearance, a woman told police that she was driving home when a man approached her. He claimed that there were problems with her car and offered her a ride, which she accepted. A few minutes later, he began attacking her, but she was able to escape his car, though breaking her ankle in the process. Police believe he was a serial killer perfecting his future attacks on women and was most likely the same man that Alicia encountered. On May 7, two months after she vanished, her body was found in a wooded area fifteen miles southeast of where she had vanished. She had been murdered, possibly on the day she vanished, and police believe her murderer could be repeating this same scenario elsewhere. He has never been identified and the case remains unsolved.
Extra Notes: This case originally ran on the November 15, 1996 episode.
Results: Unsolved. Known serial killer Richard Marc Evonitz is suspected in the murder, but a forensic investigation has yet to be conducted as of August 2016. Evonitz killed himself while being chased by police in 2002.
- Alicia Showalter Reynolds at Unsolved.com
- 2014 Archive on Alicia's Case
- 2016 Article on the Case (The Free Lance-Star)
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As part of its bid to recapture the Congress, the Democratic Party has backed a number of candidates who skew to the right on issues like abortion, gun control and gay rights.
New York Times:
One such candidate, Heath Shuler, was courted by Republicans to run for office in 2001. Mr. Shuler, 34, is a retired National Football League quarterback who is running in the 11th Congressional District in North Carolina. He is an evangelical Christian and holds fast to many conservative social views, like opposition to abortion rights.
"My guess is that if Democrats are in the majority, it's going to be because of these New Democrat, Blue Dog candidates out there winning in these competitive swing districts," Representative Ron Kind of Wisconsin, co-chairman of a caucus of centrist House Democrats, said in an interview.
But if candidates like Mr. Shuler do help the Democrats gain majority control of Congress, it could come at a political price, which may include tensions in the party between its new centrists and its more liberal political base.
While Democratic leaders have gone to great lengths to promote the views of these candidates, some, like Mr. Shuler, have views on issues like gun control and abortion that are far out of step with the prevailing views of the Democrats who control the party. On some issues, they may even be expected to side with Republicans and the Bush White House.


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Absolute fracture-risk prediction by a combination of calcaneal quantitative ultrasound and bone mineral density.
Quantitative ultrasound measurement (QUS) and bone mineral density (BMD) have each been shown to predict fracture risk in women. The present study examined whether a combination of QUS and BMD could improve the predictive accuracy of fracture risk. This is a population-based prospective study which involved 454 women and 445 men aged 62?89 years. Femoral neck BMD (FNBMD) was measured by DXA and calcaneal QUS was measured as broadband ultrasound attenuation (BUA) by a CUBA sonometer. Fragility fracture was ascertained by X-ray reports during the follow-up period, which took place between mid-1989 and 2009. During the follow-up period (median 13 years, range 11?15), 75 men and 154 women sustained a fragility fracture. In women, the model with FNBMD and BUA had a higher AUC compared to that without BUA (0.73 vs. 0.71 for any fracture, 0.81 vs. 0.77 for hip fracture, and 0.72 vs. 0.70 for vertebral fracture). Reclassification analysis yielded a total net reclassification improvement of 7.3%, 11.1%, and 5.2% for any, hip, and vertebral fractures, respectively. For men, the addition of BUA to FNBMD did not improve the predictive power for any, hip, or vertebral fracture. These results suggest that calcaneal QUS is an independent predictor of fracture risk and that a combination of QUS and BMD measurement could improve the predictive accuracy of fracture risk in elderly women.
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The latest addition to the Harmonia's Rings family, the Harmonias Rings Sweater comes in seven sizes, with three sleeve options. Now Harmonia can accompany you through every season!
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Womens XS (S, M, L, 1X, 2X, 3X), to fit approximately
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16 sts and 24 rows = 4" over Ring Pattern, 17 sts and 26 rows = 4" over Stockinette stitch in the round (knitting every round).
US size 8 (5 mm) circular needles, or size to obtain gauge, in 47" and 24" lengths. For sleeves, you will need your choice of double pointeds, 2 circulars or 1 long circular needle.
Stitch markers in 2 colors
US size 13 or 14 (0.6 or 0.75 mm) steel crochet hook
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Anze Kopitar skated for about an hour before his teammates hit the ice for their workout and suffered no setbacks after consecutive days of skating, according to Kings coach Darryl Sutter. Kopitar wore a brace to protect his sprained right knee and performed only light drills.
"There are certain steps or stages," Sutter said in describing Kopitar's rehabilitation and recovery from an injury suffered while he was playing in Sweden during the lockout. "He hasn't done stops and starts and he hasn't had contact. It's one step at a time, one day at a time.
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Jeff Carter moved from the wing to center in Kopitar's absence during the first few days of training camp and skated between wingers Dustin Penner and Justin Williams with Mike Richards skating between wingers Brown and Simon Gagne.


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Upcoming Nevada matches
Oct. 3 vs. #17 Colorado State - (12-0, 3-0 MW) 7 p.m.
Oct. 5 vs. Wyoming - (8-7, 0-3 MW) 2 p.m.
Against this week's opposition -
Series with CSU: The Rams lead the series 3-1. CSU won both matches last year.
Series with Wyoming: The Cowgirls lead 4-0.
Nevada Wolf Pack Volleyball -
Overall Record: 2-12
MW Record: 0-2
Home Record: 1-2
Road Record: 0-5
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MW play continues - Mountain West play continues this week for Nevada as they host Colorado State on Thursday and Wyoming Saturday. The Rams are the only unbeaten team in the conference at 12-0 and in MW play stand at 3-0. They are currently ranked 17th in the lastest AVCA poll.
The Cowgirls are 8-7 on the season and 0-3 in conference play. Wyoming hosts a doubleheader on Tuesday with Colorado and Black Hills State.
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Holt nearing 1,100 assists - Senior setter Dana Holt recorded her 1,000th assist at the Cougar Invitational earlier this season and with 42 the opening weekend of MW play is 48 shy of 1,100 for her career. Holt had 667 assists last season before injury forced her to miss time. She tops the team with 340 assists this season and ranks ninth in the MW averaging 8.29 per set.
Lea`ea and Anxo on the move - Junior middle blocker Tessa Lea'ea and senior outside hitter Grace Anxo are on the move up the Wolf Pack career points list. Lea'ea is eighth with 864.5 points while Anxo ranks ninth with 793.5.
Next on the list for Lea`ea is Michelle More's (2001-02) 1,084.5 points which she totaled in just two seasons. Her current 3.69 points per set is eighth in the conference.
Anxo is looking to pass Erin Garvey's (2008-11) total of 821.5. She is averaging 2.35 points per set this season.
All-tournament honors - Nevada began the season play in four tournaments and three different players were name to all-tournament squads during the stretch. Sophomore middle hitter Sam Willoughby selected to three all-tournament teams; Wolf Pack Invitational, Lone Star Showdown and Cougar Invitational.
Junior middle blocker Tessa Lea'ea earned the honor the first week of the season at the Cal Molten Classic. Sophomore defensive specialist Kara Kasser was named to the Wolf Pack Invitational all-tournament squad.
Blocking machine also ranks in attack percentage - Junior middle blocker Tessa Lea'ea ranks in Nevada's career top 10 in all three blocking categories. Lea'ea's 287 career total blocks ranks seventh in Pack history as does her 239 block assists. Her 48 solo blocks is tied for ninth with Lindsay Baldwin (2007-10).
Last season Lea`ea totaled 141 blocks which tied Karly Sipherd for the third best season in Pack history. Her 116 blocks assists was the fifth best season and 25 solo blocks tied for the ninth best year at Nevada
Currently her 1.26 blocks per set ranks fourth in the Mountain West.
Lea'ea ranks fifth in career attack percentage at .279.
Newcomers taking the court - Six newcomers have taken the court for the Wolf Pack this season and five have made starts. Freshman right side hitter Madison Morell has seen the most action appearing in all14 matches with 12 being starts.
Sophomore Kinsey Minter and junior Donna Greely have each played in 10 matches. Minter has made two starts and Greely one. Freshman defensive specialists Madison Thorpe and Nicole Burdo have four and three starts respectively. Thorpe has played in eight matches and Burdo six. Freshman middle blocker Kathryn Groenweghe has appeared in five matches.
Nevada seeks to end streaks - Nevada has lost a season-high five matches in a row and 17 consecutive MW matches dating back to last season. The Pack won its first MW match last season defeating San Diego State but lost the next 15 coupled with the two to start this season the streak has reached 17.


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To: Mayor Allen Green
Vice Mayor Mary Martin
Councilman Dennis Kennedy
Councilman Robert Pohlmann
Councilman George Steindoerfer
From: Kenneth W. Parker, City Manager
Subject: Agenda for Regular City Council Meeting of January 15, 2008
Date: January 7, 2008
Item 1 - Pledge of Allegiance
Item 2 - Silent Invocation
Item 3 - Roll Call
Item 4 - Environmental Advisory Board (1 Term to Expire May 7, 2010)
One appointment needs to be made to the Environmental Advisory Board to fill the unexpired term of Pete Atwood. The term will expire on May 7, 2010. Attached is the only application on file, which is from Donnie Compton who has expressed an interest in serving on this Board.
Item 5 - Planning Commission (1 Term to Expire September 1, 2008)
One appointment needs to be made to the Planning Commission to fill the unexpired term of Pete Atwood. The term will expire on September 1, 2008. Attached are applications from Michael Arminio, Michael Burton, and Tim Thompson. All have been contacted and have indicated that they will attend the Council meeting on January 15.
Item 6 - Fire Pension (1 Term to Expire February 15, 2010)
One appointment needs to be made to the Fire Pension Fund Board which must be filled by a public member appointed by the City Council. The term will expire on February 15, 2010. Jim Reardon has expressed an interest in being reappointed and will be in attendance at the Council Meeting on January 15.
Item 7 - Police Pension (1 Term to Expire February 15, 2010)
One appointment needs to be made to the Police Pension Fund which must be filled by a public member appointed by the City Council. The term will expire on February 15, 2010. David Strassel has expressed an interest in being reappointed and will be in attendance at the Council Meeting on January 15.
Item 8 - Report from Kemper Sports Management
At this time, a representative of Kemper Sports will make a report to Council regarding The Golf Club at Cypress Head.
Item 9 - Report regarding Lighting
In November, Chad Fetly appeared before the City Council related to lighting issues in his neighborhood. As you will recall, the neighbor had erected lighting that was shining into windows of the adjacent property. In our research, a number of cities have enacted ordinances that require lighting to be contained. Most of the cities and counties who have enacted these types of requirements have done them under "dark sky" concepts. What this means is the lighting standards do not intrude into the night skies. These ordinances are similar to the lighting ordinances that govern the beach.
With the exception of the lighting standards that apply to the beach area, most cities that have enacted these types of standards are located in the western United States. The lighting standards that have been developed still emphasize safety and keeping people and properties safe without creating intrusion of light into the night sky.
If the City Council decided to regulate lighting in commercial and residential areas, it would be easy in the new subdivisions and commercial areas that have not been approved. It would be much more difficult in those areas where development exists. Additionally, the City would be responsible for modifications of its own streetlights. A program could be developed to make the modifications over time. The same could be put in place for commercial properties. If light standards were to be adopted, I would suggest that it be prospective rather than retroactive. When modifications are proposed, then the lighting standard would change. Currently, we do have the ability to require commercial properties to shield lights that shine into residential areas. Maybe the change, if any, would require to shield light from adjacent properties in the same manner as we treat commercial and residential lights. Again, I would suggest that this be prospective, not retroactive if the City Council decides that this is the direction if desires to go.
This is not a common complaint we receive from residents about light shining into a neighbor's home. However, we occasionally do receive a complaint about intruding light. Code Enforcement does not have a standard to apply related to intrusive light from an adjoining property. Most often when we receive a complaint of this type it is the result of a deeper neighborhood issue.
If you are interested in looking at a variety of ordinances and why cities and counties have enacted light restriction ordinances, I would encourage you to Google dark skies. There are a number of resources listed related to these types of Ordinances.
Does the City Council desire to regulate residential lighting? Previous City Councils have chosen to look at commercial lighting but have not ventured into regulating residential lighting.
Item 10 - Approval to Piggyback State, County, and Sherriff's Department Contracts for Fleet Vehicle Purchases
Staff has reviewed vehicle needs for each department. The Fleet Purchase Summary Sheet attached provides a breakdown of each vehicle requested, those which have been deferred, user department, age of vehicle, and cost to maintain, mileage, and budget information. Staff requests approval to piggyback various contracts, each listed on spreadsheet next to vehicle to be purchased, in order to purchase the vehicles at the lowest cost possible.
Total cost for the fleet vehicles requested will not exceed $258,891.25; FY 2008 budget is $1,157,800, resulting in a surplus budget amount of $898,908.75. Funds are available in the Fleet Finance Account No. 50510005806400. Staff recommends approval to purchase the fleet vehicles as shown on the Fleet Purchase Summary Sheet for a total cost not to exceed $258,891.25.
City Manager's Comments: Recently, Mike Koch and I reviewed the vehicles that would normally be replaced. We examined the condition of the vehicle, its cost of operation, mileage, age, and other factors. Based upon reviewing the criteria and a discussion with the various department heads, we are recommending that vehicles listed be purchased with the remaining ones being deferred. As you will recall, I suggested extending the length of time we held vehicles as part of the budget strategy. This fits into that overall strategy. The money to acquire the vehicles when they need to be replaced will still be there. One of the innovations we established almost 20 years ago was the lease fund concept. When vehicles are acquired, they are leased to the operating departments. A life expectancy is established for each vehicle. The vehicle lease payments are paid over the term of the lease. At the end of the lease period, enough equity has been built up that when it is time to replace the vehicles, the money is there to do so. Also, the proceeds from the vehicle auction are placed in this fund. We have found that over the years, the lease payments, interest earnings, and the auction proceeds generate enough money to acquire the vehicles.
I have instructed Mike to place a premium on more fuel-efficient vehicles when making replacement purchases. Last year, we set goals for fuel reductions. To a large extent, we have achieved the reductions. We are seeing about an 8% to 10% reduction in gasoline usage between 2006 and 2007.
I have asked Warren to look into bio-fuels for our vehicles. Last year, we looked into using bio-fuels. The problem was lack of supply in the state of Florida. However, the City of DeLand has increased its use of bio-fuel for its vehicles.
Item 11 - Modification of Select Engineering-Related Functions to Create an Engineering Services Team
City Charter Article IV. Administrative, Section 4.05 describes the Administrative Code. The Administrative Code, adopted by the City Council, sets forth the department organization including charts showing the chain of command and the allocation of responsibilities and duties for each department. This proposal recommends creation of a cross-functional Engineering Services Team for select engineering functions.
Over the years there have been a number of changes in engineering staff and functional reporting relationships. During late 2007, staff from Community Development, Public Works and Public Utilities met to analyze the existing organizational structure for engineering related responsibilities. The attached report and charts represent staff recommendations for reorganizing select engineering services. Although the primary impact of this effort is to Community Development engineering functions, the multi-departmental coordination will create additional efficiencies and provide a base for future team opportunities. The Team is proposed to be led by Community Development Engineer Mike Hill, P.E. with extensive support from Public Utilities Engineer Fred Griffith, P.E.. The Engineering Services Team is intended to:
§ Improve the quality of construction management including City capital projects.
§ Improve the efficiency of the engineering role in development review.
§ Cross-train for staff depth in key roles.
§ Provide Succession Planning opportunities.
§ Provide mentoring and required supervision for Professional Engineer licensing.
Staff recommends that Council approve the Engineering Services Team structure.
City Manager's Comments: During the budget discussions, I indicated to the City Council that we needed to look into utilization of our engineers to manage projects. I asked Roger Smith, Warren Pike, and Wayne Clark to develop a format that would look at our engineers as a whole rather than as engineers reporting and available to only individual departments. The team has brought forward this organizational alignment that achieves the purpose. The reason that Mike Hill was selected as the Team Leader is because of his extensive experience at FDOT in project management and in heading teams of engineers. Where the engineers are budgeted and the support they provide the Departments will not change. However, the approach will change to become more coordinated and using our engineering staff in a more productive manner.
Item 12 - Monthly Development Activity Report and the Building Activity Report for November and December, 2007
The attached Staff Reports include the Development Activity Report for December, 2007, and the Building Activity Report for November, 2007. These reports provide information on proposed development and projects under construction, commercial code enforcement activity, and monthly building permits and inspection updates. Staff recommends that Council accept the Staff Reports (Monthly Development Activity Report and the Building Activity Report) for November and December, 2007.
Item 13 - Approval to Appoint Frank Sheridan as the Fifth Member of the Fire Pension Board
The Fire Pension Board has elected Frank Sheridan as the fifth member of the Fire Pension Board. The Pension Board is seeking City Council approval of the appointment of Frank Sheridan to the Fire Pension Board for a two-year term, which will expire on December 31, 2008.
Item 14 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2007-32 – Amending Chapter 16, Section 5(b), and Chapter 2, Section 2, of the Land Development Code Relating to Special Setbacks and Requirements for Sunrooms (Tabled 7/17/07) (re-tabled 10/16/07)
The revisions have been made to the ordinance that better defines a sunroom so as to resolve any conflict with the Florida Building Code. The memorandum from Mike Disher provides a good explanation of the definitional changes that have been made to the ordinance. Should you have any questions, please contact either Wayne Clark or Mike Disher.
Item 15 - Citizen Advisory Committee for MPO
A representative of the Citizen Advisory Committee for the MPO will make a report to the Council at this time.
Item 16 - First Reading – Ordinance No. 2007-18 – Approving a Master Development Agreement and Conceptual Development Plan for the Port Orange Nova Road/Madeline Avenue Wal-Mart PC (Continued to Date Certain of January 15, 2008)
Attached is a letter from the Developer's attorney. They are requesting that this item be continued until April 15, 2008.
City Manager's Comments: I have asked that the City's CD staff coordinate a meeting with the City of South Daytona so that issues related to the traffic study can be adequately addressed. Irrigation still is a concern. A meeting is being proposed to examine various options and alternatives, including construction of a pond that could be used for stormwater retention in an area that has inadequate retention. The pond could be used for irrigation purposes. There would be a minimum level of water that must be maintained in the retention pond at all times. We will be discussing with them other issues. I would like to suggest to the City Council that we grant them one more extension in order to allow them an opportunity to propose solutions.
If the project is not ready for Council consideration on April 15, I would recommend that it be referred back to staff and scheduled for consideration at such time as the project is ready for consideration.
Item 17 - Final Site Development Plan – Wal-Mart NE Corner of Madeline Avenue and Nova Road (Continued to Date Certain of January 15, 2008)
Attached is a letter from the Developer's attorney. They are requesting that this item be continued until April 15, 2008.
City Manager's Comments: See comments above.
Item 18 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2007-19 – Rezoning and Approving a Master Development Agreement and Conceptual Development Plan – The Altamira Shopping Village Planned Commercial Development (PCD) (Continued to Date Certain of January 15, 2008)
Attached is a letter from Chris Challis requesting
that this item remain on the table.
Item 19 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2007-63 – Amending Chapter 9, Article II, Sections 15, 16, 19, and 21 of the Land Development Code Relating to Tree Preservation
Staff recommends approval.
Item 20 - Second Reading – Ordinance No. 2007-64 – Approving a Master Development Agreement and Conceptual Development Plan – Oakwater Plaza PCD
Staff recommends approval.
Item 21 - First Reading – Ordinance No. 2008-2 - Comprehensive Plan Amendments - School Concurrency
Included are text amendments to the Future Land Use Element (FLUE), Intergovernmental Coordination Element (ICE), the Capital Improvements Element (CIE), and the creation of the new Public School Facilities Element (PSFE). If approved, the subject amendments will strengthen the link between land use decisions and public school facility planning, as now required of all local governments by the State of Florida. Pursuant to Chapter 163.3177(12)(i), F.S., the subject amendments do not count toward the twice-per-year limitation of adoption of Comprehensive Plan amendments.
The DCA Objections, Recommendations, and Comments Report (ORC) issued to Port Orange identified four objections to the PSFE and three objections to the CIE amendments. No objections were posed to the FLUE or the ICE. The City's formal response to DCA, DCA's ORC report, and a copy of the original staff report (minus exhibits) on the subject amendments are attached for your review. The City has received VGMC certification and is now prepared to adopt the School Concurrency related Comprehensive Plan Amendment Package.
Please note that second reading will be held on January 22, 2008, in order to meet the statutory adoption deadline of February 1, 2008.
Staff recommends that Council amend the City's Comprehensive Plan Update '98 for Case No. 07-20000006 and to authorize staff to transmit the adopted amendments to the Department of Community Affairs for final compliance review.
Planning Commission Recommendation: On July 28, 2007, the Planning Commission recommended approval 7-0 to transmit the School Concurrency Related Comprehensive Plan Amendments to the Florida Department of Community Affairs (DCA) and other review agencies.
Second Reading: January 22, 2008
Item 22 - First Reading – Ordinance No. 2008-3 - Amending Chapters 2 and 4 of the Land Development Code Regarding School Concurrency
Included are text amendments to Chapters 2 and 4 of the Land Development Code to incorporate new definitions, level-of-service standards, facility-specific requirements, and review procedures for school concurrency. If approved, the subject amendments will implement the Comprehensive Plan amendments regarding school concurrency that are scheduled to be adopted concurrent with the subject LDC amendments and the Interlocal Agreement for Public School Facility Planning, in accordance with Florida Statutes.
Please note that second reading will be held on January 22, 2008, in order to meet the adoption deadline of February 1, 2008.
Planning Commission Recommendation: On November 15, 2007, the Planning Commission recommended approval 5-0 (Commissioner Lasky excused; one position vacant) of the proposed amendments to the Land Development Code (LDC) regarding school concurrency.
Second Reading: January 22, 2008
Item 23 - Final Site Development Plan, Fair Share Agreement, and Public Improvement Agreement – Westport Square PCD, Phase II
On December 20, 2007, the Planning Commission recommended approval, 6-0 (one seat vacant), of a request to approve the final site plan for Westport Square, Phase II, located north of Taylor Road, west of Williamson Blvd. and east of the new Summer Trees Rd. extension. If approved, the developer is proposing to construct a 96,000 square foot retail store and a 6,000 square foot retail outparcel building. The Commission's recommendation was contingent on resolution of all outstanding issues prior to City Council review; all have now been resolved. The staff report is attached. The fair share amount for Westport Square, Phase II is $539,291, which will go toward the improvements of the Dunlawton Ave/Clyde Morris intersection, the I-95 interchange area, the Town West/Williamson Blvd. intersection, and the Summer Trees Road extension. The developer will also be working with Volusia County to widen Taylor Road between Williamson Blvd. and Summer Trees Rd.
Planning Commission Recommendation: On December 20, 2007, the Planning Commission recommended approval, 6-0 (one seat vacant).
Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends that Council approve the final site plan for Westport Square, Phase II, as recommended by the Planning Commission, and to approve the Public Improvement Agreement (PIA) and Concurrency / Fair-Share Agreement for this project.
Item 24 - Resolution No. 08-3 - FDOT Highway Maintenance Agreement
The maintenance agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is due to expire on March 31, 2008, and the FDOT has submitted a renewal contract for approval. Under this agreement, the FDOT agrees to compensate the City of Port Orange in exchange for maintenance of State rights of way located within City limits. The areas and maintenance to be performed are shown on the attached and total annual compensation from the State will be $45,000 (paid quarterly to the City). This agreement will be effective April 1, 2008, and can be renewed up to three years provided both parties are in agreement.
Staff recommends approval of the attached resolution adopting the Highway Maintenance Agreement, No. AP006, with the Florida Department of Transportation.
Item 25 - Comments/Concerns from Council Members
At this time, Council Members may discuss various matters of concern.


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Myron Williams is led away from court in handcuffs. Williams faces circuit court arraignment on murder and robbery charges.
photo by Kathy Ryan
October 17, 2013
Grosse Pointe Park — Myron Williams will stand trial for the May murder of Grosse Pointe Park resident Sabrina Gianino.
Judge Carl Jarboe ruled Thursday, Oct. 10, there was enough evidence to charge Williams with first degree murder, felony murder and unarmed robbery, and scheduled an arraignment on the charges in Wayne County Circuit Court at 9 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 17. Williams is being held without bond in the Wayne County jail. If convicted, he faces life in prison without parole.
In binding Williams, 42, over for trial, Jarboe said while there was no direct evidence linking him to the murder, there was strong circumstantial evidence, including Williams having in his possession items allegedly taken from the victim's home.
At the time of the murder, Williams, his wife and four children lived in the attic in a house next door to Gianino.
Gianino, 35, was found dead by her boyfriend shortly after midnight May 16 in a flat they shared on Wayburn. According to testimony from Assistant Wayne County Medical Examiner Francesco Diaz, Gianino was strangled with a ligature "consistent with an extension cord" and suffered blunt force trauma to the head.
Ten witnesses took the stand during the preliminary examination in front of Jarboe, ranging from a loss prevention manager from Abercrombie & Fitch to a crack dealer who sold $20 in rock cocaine to Williams in exchange for a laptop computer belonging to Gianino's boyfriend.
The crack dealer, Antonio Mitchell, testified that "sometime between 10 p.m. and midnight," the night of May 15, Williams came to his house on Alter and gave him a laptop computer, later identified as one belonging to Gianino's boyfriend, in exchange for cocaine. Mitchell also testified Williams left an iPhone and an iPod on a table, but there was no discussion between the two of them about the items.
Under questioning by Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor Molly Kettler, Mitchell said around 3 a.m. he noticed the phone had been ringing steadily, so he decided to answer it. The caller, a Grosse Pointe Park detective, told him the phone was part of a very serious police investigation and he agreed to meet with police, but later changed his mind.
"I decided not to go because I didn't want to get involved," he told Kettler.
He then testified he gave the phone to a friend, telling him to "throw it in the trash." Later that day the friend told him the phone belonged to a dead person, and Mitchell, along with the friend, "encountered police and stopped and talked to them." Mitchell told police who had left the phone at his house, and was taken into custody. He also said Williams was a steady customer who purchased crack from him "about every other day." He didn't know his name or where he lived, saying he only knew him by the name, "TD," or "Truck Driver." Williams had worked as a truck driver, but was unemployed at the time of the murder.
Williams wife, Quashaunda Williams, 36, testified her husband had used crack cocaine in the past, and she could tell when he was using by his behavior.
"He would become paranoid and sweaty," she told Kettler, "and he would accuse me of having other men in the house."
She said the night of the murder she had gone to bed early, but heard her husband come in around 9:30 p.m., and he appeared "sober."
She then testified she heard her husband come in a second time and saw him sitting on the bed, and when she asked where he had been, he told her he had used the bathroom.
"But I had heard the front door open, and I knew the bathroom was not outside," she said. "He didn't leave the attic at night to use the bathroom. At night he would pee in a jar in the attic."
She said she was awakened shortly after that by the sound of sirens outside the house, and it was then she noticed her husband "looked like he had been smoking crack. He was sweating and in a daze."
She then identified several letters to and from her husband while he was in jail.
It was the contents of the letters that would link a key piece of evidence in the murder to Williams.
It was brought out in court that Williams had asked his wife and at least one other person to retrieve his wallet, which was being held in the property room at the Wayne County jail. Based on that information, Grosse Pointe Park police obtained a search warrant and retrieved Williams' wallet. In the wallet they found a gift card from clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch. Gianino's mother allowed police to look through her daughter's clothing, where they found a shirt from Abercrombie & Fitch. It was later determined the shirt had been bought using the gift card Williams had in his possession.
Williams' attorney, Ray Paige, told Jarboe the prosecutor had failed to provide enough evidence to charge his client with murder.
"Even if we were to admit he had possession of these items, the question is when did he come in possession of them," Paige told the court. "We don't know if they were stolen before May 15 and even if he did steal them, it doesn't equate to murder. The evidence presented is woefully inadequate."
Jarboe ruled otherwise.
Gianino's mother was in the courtroom, but declined to comment.
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Barre Opera House
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The Friends of Music at Guilford present their 39th annual Community Messiah Sing
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St. James Episcopal Church presents its 7th annual Community-Wide Messiah Sing-along.
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