text: 836 FXUS63 KDVN 230800 AFDDVN Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Quad Cities IA IL 300 AM CDT Sat Sep 23 2017 .SYNOPSIS... Issued at 300 AM CDT Sat Sep 23 2017 Nearly stationary frontal boundary extended from northern/western MN to near Sioux Falls to Denver. Thunderstorms were occurring near and west of this boundary. Ahead of the front, another night of unseasonably warm temperatures with 2 am readings in the 70s. The exception was the Twin Cities where they were remarkably still in the lower 80s! Dewpoints were in the mid to upper 60s. Elsewhere behind the strong frontal boundary temperatures were in the chilly 30s and 40s across the northern Rockies and into the western Dakotas. && .SHORT TERM...(Today and Tonight) ISSUED AT 300 AM CDT Sat Sep 23 2017 Forecast focus on record highs today. Today: Another sunny and hot day is in store as the high pressure surface and aloft remains locked in place. Record highs are in jeopardy (or at least close to records) at many locations. I will forecast highs in the lower 90s and with dewpoints in the mid to upper 60s, this will push heat index values into the mid 90s. 850 mb temperatures will be in the 18-19c range which should support these hot readings. Once again this will be sorta close to a heat advisory (which is typically 100-105) but will let the day shift evaluate the situation. At least a special weather statement may be needed. Nonetheless, precautions should be taken if spending time outdoors. Tonight: Clear skies expected with lows dipping into the mid to upper 60s, along with a light southeast wind. .LONG TERM...(Sunday through Friday) ISSUED AT 300 AM CDT Sat Sep 23 2017 Summer warmth will continue through Monday, and to a certain degree Tuesday, before a cold front sweeps through with a return to more normal temperatures in the mid 60s to lower 70s for the rest of the week. Sunday and Monday will be a continuation of mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, with south to southeast winds. Both days are expected to see upper 80s highs, as deep mixing is paired with slightly cooler mid level temperatures aloft. This deep mix should allow dewpoints to drop a few degrees during the afternoon hours both days, and should keep heat index readings only a degree or two higher than the ambient temperature. Thunderstorms will fire each day through Tuesday well to the west along the stalled front, just like what is occurring right now in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Models have varied greatly on how much activity will move east, and given the high amplitude flow, I really don`t see why it would progress east quickly, if at all until Tuesday. However, it is close enough that some decaying activity will possibly make it into the area Monday afternoon and night. Rains will be most possible west, while the east half should remain dry. The pop blend has slights east of the Mississippi, and that seems fairly generous. In the end, I hope that we can sharpen that gradient and go dry east until the front passes by Tuesday afternoon. By Wednesday, all guidance points to post frontal breezy dry conditions, and very pleasant temperatures. The dry and cool air will be in place through Friday, with a small chance for instability driven showers near our northern counties towards Thursday and Friday afternoons. && .AVIATION...(For the 06Z TAFS through 06Z Saturday Night) ISSUED AT 1145 PM CDT Fri Sep 22 2017 VFR conditions with winds under 10kts will prevail through the forecast period. && .CLIMATE... ISSUED AT 300 AM CDT Sat Sep 23 2017 Record Highs for September 23... Moline.........91 in 2007 Cedar Rapids...90 in 1930 Dubuque........91 in 1891 Burlington.....93 in 2007 Record Highs for September 24... Moline.........91 in 2007 Cedar Rapids...92 in 1984 Dubuque........90 in 1935 Burlington.....91 in 2007 && .DVN WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... IA...NONE. IL...NONE. MO...NONE. && $$ SYNOPSIS...Haase SHORT TERM...Haase LONG TERM...Ervin AVIATION...Wolf CLIMATE...Haase


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2007 Denver MarathonOfficial Chip Time: 3:32:55
Conditions were wet, cold and rainy...which beats hot and miserable like the week before for the Chicago Marathon..
I never get a good night of sleep before races, but Saturday night before the marathon, I slept like a log...dead to the world. The whole family woke up around 4am and it was raining, and cold outside. The previous night I had decided to run in my Practical Coaching uniform, but that morning I changed my mind. Actually, I wore the uniform, but I also wore a Patagonia base layer long sleeve top, arm warmers, gloves, warm hat and tights.
Chris arrived and we were off. The plan was for the boys to ride along the course, cheering for me at intervals of their choosing, and Troy was to pull Annie in the Chariot. Thank goodness the Chariot is water proof b/c it was really raining! We arrived too early as usual, got a great parking spot and waited. I did a light warm up and thought to myself how crazy it was that I was warming up for a 26.2 mile race. After a warm up and some stretching I lined up in the starting area next to the 8 min/mile pace guy. Steve found me and gave me some hot balm for my legs...sooo helpful!
Before I knew it the gun was off. The first 4 miles were through downtown Denver, and were very congested with people starting out too fast. There was a lot of elbowing and jostling around the pace guy so I sped up to about 2 minutes in front of him by mile 2 and then maintained 8 min pace. There were lots of puddles and my feet were already soaked. I saw Steve and Troy and Chris at mile 4.5 and threw my very wet gloves and sunglasses at them. We then headed out to City Park where I knew Michelle and Ron would be if they could brave the cold and rain. I saw them around mile 8 and had a nice little conversation with them as I ran past. I was then off to Clement park where I saw Troy again, and almost missed my friend Gaye who was there with a sign and everything! She thought I missed her, but ooh no, I saw her! After Clement park Steve and Andrea caught up to me on their bikes and Steve gave me some kind words. I was at mile 11 and he told me this was where the race started, and that I looked really strong. I felt strong, and I knew that I had run a patient race up to this point. I was still about 2 minutes in front of 8 min pace guy, and I was holding 8 minute pace really well.
We then went down a slight hill as we headed to Cherry Creek North and the 1/2 marathoners split off. Most all of the people around me were now gone! I didn't really realize that there were that many 1/2 marathon finishers. We had this crazy out and back section in Cherry Creek North that was pretty boring. It was becoming tougher to keep on my 8 minute pace, but I was doing it. Things like elbows and knees were starting to feel creaky due to the cold and rain, and the liquid in the aid stations kept feeling colder. After the out and back section I saw Troy and Chris again, very good cheering on their part, and I was off to Washington Park. This is where things really started to hurt. At about mile 18 I just got sooooo cold. I started to slow after that, and at mile 20 the 8 min pace guy passed me. I was still so cold and the aid station water was so cold that every time I drank it I got the chills. At mile 20.5 I saw Troy and Chris again and I wanted to tell them I was cold, but there were cheering so loud I couldn't get a word in edgewise...I did manage to give them the "Help me" look, but there was nothing they could do. They themselves were freezing at that point.
That's when my thoughts turned to my coach. I kept hoping I would see Steve and Andrea, and at mile 22 my thoughts became reality. Andrea pulled up next to me running. I told her "Annie, I'm just so cold" and I started crying. Being the stellar coach that she is she immediately diagnosed my emotional state, gave me a great pep-talk, all the while handing me hand warmers...the type you use skiing. She did all this running next to me, and in the span of about 2 minutes. By the time she left I was a whole new woman, I was warm and back on pace.
At mile 24 I saw someone that looked familiar go by. I thought it was Amy (see my Rattlesnake Tri Post) and so I picked up the pace (b/c she literally FLEW by me...and nobody really flies at mile 24 of a marathon). I pulled up next to her and looked at her and she said "Oooh my god, your doing this too?" Catching up to her took all I had, so I dropped back from her, and she said "Let's go", and I said "No thanks". I just needed to run my race, and she needed to run hers. But it was a great pick-me-up to see her out there. Before I knew it I was coming through the final stretch and my first Marathon was over.
The minute I stopped I was in pain, and the minute that the official put the medal around my neck I was in tears. Troy and Chris and Steve and Andrea were there and lots of hugs went around. I have never felt so proud of myself, it felt like an amazing accomplishment. I was instantly stiff and could barely walk. Troy and Chris got around the barricades to help me and within 10 minutes my tears of joy morphed into tears of pain. My legs and body just hurt so badly and I was really cold. The changing tent looked miles away but we eventually got there, although Troy and Chris basically carried me. It took me 25 minutes to change my clothes, I could barely move and everything hurt, and didn't really work. I thought Troy was going to have to come in after me! They should totally make "family" changing tents.
After the changing tent I learned that our car battery had died so the boys wanted me to get to a Starbucks and warm up. I was shivering very badly, still very cold even though I was now in dry clothes, and I was getting pretty hypothermic. The Starbucks at 16th street felt a very long ways away but I made it there and they pumped me full of Hot Apple Cider. In the middle of our stay at Starbucks Annie pulled over...and broke...an entire shelf of porcelain Starbucks mugs. That was delightful...I just sat there, could even move to help clean up or anything.
Eventually I warmed up at bit, AAA came and jumped the car and we headed home. I wore my medal all day. I laid on the couch re-hashing the day with Troy and Chris. What a success, but boy was it cold!
My official Chip Time was: 3:32:55 (8:07 pace). This qualifies me for the Boston Marathon. I was the 31st overall woman out of 683 I was the 11th woman in the 25-29 age group, out of 155

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Kreditech (a trading name of Kreditech Holding SSL GmbH) is a German online lender which offers loans to individuals based on their creditworthiness which is analysed using their online data instead of using traditional credit rating information. Founded in 2012 by Sebastian Diemer and Alexander Graubner-Müller, Kreditech is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany; it particularly focuses its efforts on emerging markets.
Kreditech uses a self-learning algorithm which analyses big data. It calculates an individual's credit score in seconds using up to 20,000 data points. Kreditech uses location-based information (GPS), social networking information (likes, friends, locations and posts), hardware data (operating system, browser, etc.), online shopping behaviour and general online behaviour in order to determine a loan applicant's creditworthiness.
Kreditech operates in Poland, Spain, Czech Republic, Russia and Mexico. The company currently employs 300 people, with the headquarters in Hamburg, Germany. Kreditech currently runs its operations via three online lending platforms: Kredito24, Zaimo and Flexinero.
In 2014 Kreditech closed a $40 million Series B round. Värde Partners led the deal together with current shareholder Blumberg Capital. Point Nine Capital and additional shareholders additionally participated in the round. This funding round was the largest ever for a German financial services tech firm, and is one of the largest rounds in Germany in 2014. From 2012 to 2014, Kreditech raised a total of $65 million USD. In January 2015 the company raised a further $200m in credit line from Victory Park Capital. The company will use the newly obtained funds to further develop its existing product portfolio and expand its operations to new markets. In April 2015 Kreditech was included in Forbes Magazine's list "The Next Billion Dollar Startups", effectively being the only German company to make the list. In September 2015, Kreditech raised EUR 82.5m in Series C financing round led by J.C. Flowers & Co.
On January 14, 2015, Kreditech has acquired one hundred percent of Kontomierz.pl Sp. z o. o. (Kontomierz) for a seven digit amount plus Kreditech shares. Kontomierz makes software named Kontomatik to verify client identity (KYC) and gain read-only access to bank accounts. Kreditech stated it will support the expansion of Kontomierz in global markets such as Brazil, Mexico, Russia and Spain.
Kreditech Holding SSL GmbH started in February 2012 as kredito OFS GmbH and launched its first platform kredito.de in March 2012. Kredito.de offered short-term micro loans to customers of up to €400. After launch of the service, Kredito.de was criticised heavily for trying to circumvent German legislation against usury as customers had to pay for a mandatory "credit-worthiness certificate" which cost €49.90, was valid for 30 days and whose cost wasn't reflected by the displayed effective interest rate. By German law an effective interest has to be communicated to a customer, all fees associated with a loan have to be included in the effective interest and the effective interest rate mustn't be substantially above market interest rates. Kredito.de was accused of usury by a spokesperson from the "Hamburger Verbraucherzentrale", a German institute for consumer protection, who called the service "dubious". After a couple of months Kredito.de closed its German platform. The now defunct platform Kredito.de was rebranded and restarted as Kreditech in late 2012. The company no longer offers loans in Germany, and has after eliminated the mandatory purchase of the controversial "credit-worthiness certificates" in all of their markets. While not offering short-term loans in Germany any longer, Kreditech is still criticised for offering short-term loans with effective yearly interest rates of several thousand percent. In Poland, for example, a customer is charged fees equal to an interest rate of 3305% for a 30-day loan with a face value of 502 zloty. In Mexico a customer is charged fees equivalent to an effective interest rate of 6231% for a 7-day loan with a face value of 1000 Mexican Peso.
Customer Data Leak
The company had a leak of applicant data in November 2014 which the Hamburg police are investigating. The information was leaked from within by someone who worked at the company according to the Kreditech spokesperson.


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The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards ceremony was a great night for Black Women representation as the leading ladies of Hidden Figures as well as Viola Davis scored "Actor" statuettes this past Sunday evening!
Hidden Figures was the huge surprise of the night when it took home the top acting prize, winning Outstanding Performance By a Cast in A Theatrical Motion Picture. Taraji P. Henson, Janelle Monáe, and Octavia Spencer graced the stage with their top acting honors. This is major news as the awards season darling, La La Land was not only shut-out of the running for this award, but four of the past six SAG theatrical ensemble winners have gone to win Best Picture at The Academy Awards! Given the odds, it is sure to be an exciting race!
Henson posted her excitement noting, "The deep love I have for these women… words can NOT express!! #SistersForLIFE SO PROUD OF US!!!"
Davis also scored big at the ceremony and made history by winning the award for Outstanding Performance By A Female Actor in a Supporting Role for her portrayal in Fences, making her the first Black Actress to receive 5 SAG Awards. Davis proclaimed in her acceptance awards speech, "We have a story and it deserves to be told."
"What August did so beautifully is he honored the average man, who happened to be a man of color," she said at the podium. "And sometimes we don't have to shake the world and move the world and create anything that is going to be in the history book."
Congrats to these talented and beautiful Black women and here's to many more honors!


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Public Records Act
Index: Administration
Number: 100-05
Effective Date:
1 of 10
Staff Contact:
Jason A. Seth
Approved By:
Denis Law
Public Records Act: The purpose of the Public Records Act is to provide the public with full access to information concerning the conduct of government while being mindful of individuals' rights to privacy and the goal of efficient administration of government. The Public Records Act provides a statutory framework to administer access to public records.
All City of Renton employees, officials, and volunteers, and all City of Renton records, regardless of format.
RCW 40.14 Preservation & Destruction of Public Records
RCW 42.56 Public Records Act
WAC 44-14 Public Records Act – Model Rules
The purpose of establishing the following policy and procedure is to provide a standard by which City staff will review and respond to requests for public records within the guidelines provided by the Public Records Act of Washington State. The information contained in this document is designed to aid both those requesting public records and those responding to the records requests. The policy and procedure should assist in guiding expectations of requestors and providing notice of a mechanism to appeal a records decision if necessary.
The City shall provide for inspection and copying of requested public records as provided in this policy and procedure, unless such records are exempt from disclosure under RCW 42.56 or other law under which disclosure in regulated. City staff shall provide assistance to requestors in obtaining the public records being sought.
5.1 Public Records Officer: The City Clerk, or designee, is the designated Public Records Officer (PRO). In the absence of the City Clerk, a Deputy City Clerk may act in his/her place. The City's PRO will oversee compliance with the Public Records Act and its procedures. The PRO may delegate the responsibilities of processing requests to other staff. Departments may also designate records coordinators within each department to facilitate access to public records within that department, so long as each coordinator is identified to the PRO.
5.2 City Attorney: The City Attorney's Office shall provide legal advice to the PRO or designee on those occasions such advice is sought.
5.3 City Staff: City staff will provide assistance to requestors by ensuring the public records are protected from damage or disorganization to prevent fulfilling public records request from causing excessive interference with the essential functions of the City of Renton. City staff will not directly send responsive records to the requestor. City staff will compile the public records for review by the City Clerk's Office.
5.4 Requestors (General Public): While requestors are not required to specifically name the Public Records Act when making a request, they must give reasonable notice that the request is being made pursuant to the act. Requestors must request identifiable records or classes of records that the City can reasonably locate even though they are not required to specifically state the exact record sought. The City Clerk, or designee, may seek clarification from the requestor in the event the request is unclear.
While City employees are more than welcome to make public records requests, they must do so as a private individual. City time and resources may not be used to initiate the public records request.
5.5 Public Record Defined: As defined in RCW 40.14.100 "…The term "public records" shall include paper, correspondence, completed form, bound record book, photograph, film, sound recording, map drawing, machine-readable material, compact disc meeting current industry ISO specifications, or other document regardless of physical form or characteristics, and including such copies thereof, that have been made or received by any agency of the State of Washington in connection with the transaction of public business…"
RCW 42.56.020 defines a public record as "…any writing containing information relating to the conduct of government or the performance of any governmental or proprietary function prepared, owned, used or retained by any state or local agency regardless of physical form or characteristics…"
If there is a conflict in the two definitions, the City, subject to legal review, will apply the broadest definition.
5.6 Email: Electronic mail (email) is an informational transfer system which uses computers for sending and receiving messages. Email messages are public records when they are prepared, owned, used, or retained by the City and relate to the conduct of government or performance of any governmental proprietary function. Public records are public records regardless of where they are stored.
5.7 Writing: RCW 42.56.020 states: "Writing means handwriting, typewriting, printing, photo stating, photographing, and every other means of recording any form of communication or representation including, but not limited to, letters, words, pictures, sounds, or symbols, or combination thereof, and all papers, maps, magnetic or paper tapes, photographic films and prints, motion picture, film and video recordings, magnetic punch cards, discs, drums, diskettes, sound recordings, and other documents including existing data compilations from which information may be obtained or translated."
The City of Renton is a Washington municipal corporation that provides a full range of traditional municipal services to its citizens through various departments. City Hall, the central office, is located at 1055 S. Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057.
6.1 Making a public Records Request:
All public records requestors are encouraged to send requests to the Public Records Officer at the City Clerk's Office.
Request forms are available online at the City Clerk's webpage of the City's website.
The City's most efficient means of intake for public records requests would be through email at email@example.com, The City also receives requests via fax at (425) 430-6516 or mail to be delivered at:
City Clerk
City of Renton
1055 S. Grady Way – 7th Floor
Renton, WA 98057-3232
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding state and federal holidays.
If it is not possible to send the request to the Public Records Officer, any City department may receive the records request.
A requestor is not required to state the purpose of the request. However, in instances where additional information is required by law or in an effort to clarify or prioritize a request and provide responsive records, the public records officer or designee may inquire about the nature or scope of the request.
6.2 Processing Public Records Requests:
The Public Records Officer, or designee, will process requests in the order allowing the most requests to be processed in the most efficient manner.
Within five business days of receipt of the request (day one is the first working day after the request is received), the Public Records Officer, or designee, will acknowledge receipt of the request and do one or more of the following:
a) Make the records available for inspection or copying; or
b) Identify an internet location where the record can be accessed. Requestors who cannot access the internet may be provided hard copies or access to a City computer to inspect the record; or
c) If copies are requested and payment of a deposit for the copies, if any, is made or terms of payment are agreed upon, send the copies to the requestor; or
d) Provide a reasonable estimate of when records will be available; or
e) If the request is unclear or does not sufficiently identify the requested records, request clarification from the requestor. The Public Records Officer, or designee, may revise the estimate of when records will be available, or
f) Deny the request and provide explanation.
6.3 Inspection of Records:
The City of Renton will provide a space for persons to inspect public records in the City Clerk's Office on the 7th floor of Renton City Hall. No member of the public may remove a document from the viewing area or disassemble or alter any document. The requestor shall indicate which documents he or she wishes the City to copy.
Parties wishing to inspect electronic records may be provided copies of the records on a CD or other storage device or directed to an internet address where the records can be accessed, or may receive records by email. If a requestor cannot access records in these ways, the City may provide hard copies, with applicable fees assessed, or allow a requestor to view copies on an agency computer.
Appointments are required to review records compiled in response to a public records request, in order to provide the most efficient use of time and public resources. The requestor must make arrangements to claim or review the assembled records within thirty days of notification that the records are available for inspection or copying.
If the requestor fails to claim or review the records within the thirty-day period or make other arrangements, the City may close the request and re-file the assembled records. In the event the requestor submits a new request for the same or almost identical records, the public records request process will start over.
6.4 Arranging Production of Records:
After inspection is complete, the Public Records Officer, or designee, shall make the requested copies or arrange for copying. The requestor shall pay any applicable deposit prior to copies being made. Full payment for copies must be received prior to delivery of the requested copies.
6.5 Providing Records in Installments:
When the request is for a large number of records or when a portion of the responsive records is more readily available than others, the public records officer or designee may provide access for inspection and copying in installments if he or she reasonably determines that it would be practical to provide the records in that way.
If, within thirty days, the requestor fails to inspect the available installments, the Public Records Officer, or designee, may discontinue his or her search for the remaining records and close the request.
6.6 Completion of Response to Records Request:
When the search for requested records is complete and all requested records are provided or made available for inspection, the Public Records Officer, or designee, will indicate that the City has completed a reasonable search for the requested records and made any located, non-exempt records available for inspection or has sent the records to the requestor.
6.7 Closing Withdrawn or Abandoned Requests:
When the requestor either withdraws the request or fails to fulfill his or her obligation to timely inspect the records or fails to pay the required amount due for requested copies, the Public Records Officer, or designee, will close the request and indicate to the requestor that the City has closed the request.
6.8 Later Discovered Documents:
If, after the City has informed the requestor that it has provided the responsive records, the City becomes aware of additional responsive documents existing at the time of the request, it will promptly inform the requestor of the additional documents and provide them as soon as possible. However, if the public records request has been closed, and the requestor desires additional records created or obtained by the City after the date of the original request, the requestor must submit a new request.
6.9 Completion of Request:
The City's response to a request shall be deemed completed upon the requestor's inspection of the records or upon notification that copies of all of the requested records have been sent electronically or are available for payment and delivery or pick-up, or that no responsive records exist.
6.10 No Duty to Create New Records:
The City is under no obligation to create a new record to satisfy a records request; rather, the City must produce existing records for review and copying. Also, the City is not required to compile information from various records so that information is in a form that is more useful to the requestor. However, the City may, at its discretion, create such new records to fulfill the request where the City deems that method of response more expedient.
6.11 Processing of Public Records Requests – Electronic Records:
The process for requesting electronic records is the same for requesting public records in hard copy.
When a requestor seeks records in an electronic format, the Public Records Officer, or designee, will provide the non-exempt records or portions of such records that are reasonably locatable in an electronic format that is used by the agency and is generally commercially available, or in a format that is reasonably translatable from the format in which the agency keeps the record.
The cost of providing electronic records is addressed in WAC 44-14-07003. It provides in part, "…As with charges for paper copies, "actual cost" is the primary factor in charging for electronic records. In many cases, the "actual cost" of providing an existing copy of the record is de minimis. However, if the agency has a paper only copy of the record and the requestor requests an Adobe Acrobat PDF copy, the agency incurs an actual cost in scanning the record (if the agency has a scanner at its offices.)"
6.12 Exemptions:
The Public Records Act provides that a number of types of documents are exempt from public inspection and copying. In addition, documents are exempt from disclosure if any "other statute" exempts or prohibits disclosure. Requestors should take note that there are many exemptions contained outside of the Public Records Act that may restrict the availability for inspection or release of some documents. Many such exemptions are listed on the City webpage. This list is for informational purposes only and failure to list an exemption shall not affect the efficacy of any exemption.
The Public Records Acts does not authorize the City to disclose lists of individuals for commercial purposes.
6.13 Costs of Providing Copies of Public Records:
There is no fee for inspecting public records, and a requestor may obtain black and white photocopies at the cost published in the current City of Renton Fee Schedule. Actual costs of supplies and services are billable, such as DVD/CD, mailing/packing supplies, online file delivery service, postage, etc.
6.14 Organization of Public Records:
The City finds that maintaining an index as provided in RCW 42.56.070(3) for use by the public would be unduly burdensome and would interfere with agency operations given the high volume, various locations and types of public records received, generated or otherwise acquired by the City.
The City is comprised of numerous departments, their divisions and subdivisions, many if not all of which maintain separate databases and/or systems for the indexing of public records, and because each department, its divisions and subdivisions, maintain records which are diverse and specific to each department, and because various departments within the City have not historically maintained the type of index described in RCW 42.56.070(3), the City finds it would be unduly burdensome, if not physically impossible, to create or maintain either a historical or a current index of all the City's public records existing since date of incorporation, as well as the fact that new records are being created every day.
The City Clerk maintains a limited index consisting of ordinances and resolutions of the City Council, current and historical City Council appointed board and commission rosters, land use applications, and all contracts, franchises, deeds, easements, and leases and similar documents.
6.15 Review of Denials of Public Records Requests:
Any person who objects to the initial denial or partial denial of a records request may petition in writing to the Administrative Services Administrator for a review of the decision. The petition must include a copy of or shall reasonably identify the written statement by the Public Records Officer, or designee, denying the request.
The Administrative Services Administrator, or designee, will immediately consider the petition and either affirm or reverse the denial within two business days following receipt of the petition, or within such a time as the City and the requestor mutually agree.
6.16 Departmental Procedures for Handling Public Records Requests (Internal):
If a public records request is received by a department other than the City Clerk's Office, that department's records coordinator must immediately date stamp the request the day it was received and forward it to the City Clerk's Office.
There will also be instances when the City Clerk's Office may ask for a department's assistance in locating or compiling records to fulfill a public records request. When this occurs, the records coordinator must keep the following in mind:
a) All records covered by the public records request must be retained, including any records that may be scheduled for destruction. City staff may not destroy or otherwise delete covered records until the request is fulfilled.
b) Any record prepared, owned, used or retained by the City of Renton, and that concerns City business, is considered a public record and must be provided to the City Clerk's Office.
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tunnel visioned guitarist
The guitarists is amazingly good. But as much as I'd like to praise his guitar skills, criticism is worth more than praise. Unfortunately as with most musicians that focus and excel in one instrument, they have this problem where they get tunnel vision, and when they compose and produce a song the only thing they hear or work with is their favored instrument.
What we have here is a classic case of that. I mean the guitar part can carry this song, but it would be greatly improved if there had been more thought put into the other instruments there. Maybe a bit more syncopation.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Excellent guitar, but...
I agree that the drum kit needs to be louder. It gets losts midway through, and while
the guitar is the focus, the drums are just as important for the listener. 8 stars!
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Good Attempt
The Classical alike writing is a nice Idea and you're with no doubt a skillfull guitarplayer.
Sadly, you got a pretty small drumset there, which doesn't fit the "greatness" of the arrangement at all. Also the background stuff (choir, bells ect.) could be worked out more to keep the listener occupied.
Last but not least, you should get the rythm-guitar straight, sometimes is just not in time.
I hope you understand this as constructive criticism. Keep working on it :)
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
that was a sweet song! luvin the geetar solo!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
You just mite be one of my favorite song makers!


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Year Founded: 2008
Last Updated 2017-02-18
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Our organization's primary activity is equine rescue, adoption & retirement.
Our organization is directly responsible for the care of horses to provide its services.
100% of our total programs and services are horse-related.
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Thoroughbred Placement Resources, Inc. exists to improve the lives of Thoroughbred racehorses by finding the best homes possible for them upon retirement from racing. We successfully transition and retrain racehorses for other disciplines and use these techniques and philosophies to help others learn these skills. We strive to improve the reputation of the Thoroughbred by providing the correct information about this wonderful breed of horse.
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Today, with a heightened awareness by racetracks and the advent of the Thoroughbreds for All movement, moving horses off of the track quickly has become less of a crisis. One of the consequences of moving so many horses off the track and into the hands of the public is that more than a few horses have ended up with people who are not qualified to handle and retrain a horse directly off the track.

In Dr. Andrew Mcleans book, The Truth About Horses researchers Odberg and Bouisseau found in a study conducted in 1999 that of 3,000 non-racing horses sent to the slaughterhouse in France between the ages of two and seven years, 66.4% were condemned for inappropriate behavior. The fact that these statistics come from countries with well-established equestrian traditions gives no grounds for believing that the figures would be much different elsewhere.

In addition to horses with training issues, many horses with soundness problems are difficult to place due not only to the cost of rehabilitation, but also the lack of skills needed to correctly rest and rehabilitate a horse. In most cases, proper rest and rehab results in an excellent prognosis and a sound horse ready for a qualified adoption.

TPR has the specialized skills to address these two high-risk categories of horses. Leighton Farm, the home base of TPR was designed for active racehorses to rest and rehabilitate. In addition, Kimberly Godwin Clark, principal equestrian at Leighton Farm is a professional exercise rider, owner and trainer with over 25 years experience. In her 25 years working at the track as a rider, trainer and racehorse owner, Godwin Clark took many horses to the farm for rest and rehabilitation giving her a quarter century of experience in properly handling horses. She now works with some of the top show trainers in the United States in order to develop their skills to produce correctly retrained and rideable retired racehorses.

In addition, our Hero Horses Program was formally launched on April 26, 2015, and has continued to grow and expand with increased participation from America's Heroes. You can find out more about it by visiting the goodhorse.org website.
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Chris Stuckmann and his wife Sam filmed inside one of the last remaining Blockbuster Video's in the U.S.! This video also discusses rental chains of old, and some that are still around!
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I like to go to the Blockbuster in Mexico. Has a lot of legit copies for cheap that they usually sell for $20-40 here in the USA.
Oh! I would walk a thousand miles… just to see a Blockbuster. Thanks for posting this today! ^.^ Now I only rent through On Demand. I have no streaming account whatsoever. I thought that all the Blockbusters were gone. Although, I did see a movie rental store in Seattle last summer. I was so shocked! O.O I remember when I was a kid and I would constantly go to Blockbuster to rent the Bratz Rock Angelz video game. I did this until I was able to save up my allowance for months to finally own the game. Aw, good times.
Oh God, the memories!
I used to work for Blockbuster in high school and I actually did enjoy it since I got to watch free movies all day and take home video games.
Damn you Netlfix! *watches Daredevil*
Man, the memories! Thank you for this!
And my biggest memory of Blockbuster?
In college, on weekends, going out to the Blockbuster with friends, renting a bunch of movies, and spending the entire weekend watching movies. That's how I discovered Hitchcock movies. That's how I discovered my passion for old movies. I didn't grow up watching too many movies, although I loved movies so much. But, college, definitely. So cheap, so easy, and it was so much fun!
These still exist!?
@5:33 Diversification, it's why Barnes and Noble has a Starbucks in every store and sells more than books.
I used to work at a Blockbuster. The store I worked at is now a furniture store and another Blockbuster where I live is now a liquor store. It's a shame that video stores are pretty much gone.
Land Before Time. oh man, I loved those. so much nostalgia. I was obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid, thought I'd be a paleontologist in kindergarten. There were these Land Before Time hand puppets you could get at the time, from some food place or other, and I was trying to collect them… man, little kid memories….
pizza hut, yeah, that was it.
I hear you and feel what you feel brother.
Yes I remember Holllywood Video on Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City all too well like about six or seven years ago.
I don't even use Netflix.
I really liked the selection at Hollywood Video.
My favorite memory was of the Hollywood video in Fremont Ca. It had this picture at the back of a huge Tyrannosaurus walking along side the Hollywood sign. Both blockbuster and hollywood video hold a lot of memories for me. From 1st-5th grade fridays would always be blockbuster and pizza night. Currently where I live both hollywood and blockbuster have closed down but a smaller place called all the best video stayed open until this year, now it to has gone the way of blockbuster and hollywood video.
Cool video! I loved going to video stores as a kid, but this is my favorite story. I lived in Redondo Beach CA at the same time Quentin Tarantino worked at a video store in the area, and my mom and I had a membership at that store. A few years later when he got famous I remembered going there, but not if we'd ever met him. So we might have had a brush with greatness, but I'll never know. 🙂


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I have been doing Henry's Halloween photos for 3 years now, and every year I enjoy it more and more. He is such a fun, happy, and determined little guy. He just wants to check everything out. He is so curious about everything that is going on around him, especially the weird guy with the massive camera pointed at him. He is especially curious about my camera and loves looking at himself on the little LCD on the back. His mom Abby is such a great person, and watching them together is very touching. This was my first year meeting Grandpa Gil, and all I can say is that he seems like such a kind, generous, and loving grandpa.
Henry was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy this year which from my understanding affects his motor skills. So he knows what he wants to do but his body has a difficult time doing it. It definitely does not stop him from trying though. I would be shooting him from across the room and before I knew it he would roll over and be right in front of my camera. I think no matter what happens with his disability Henry will not be at a loss for having loving people around him. Henry has a strong will, that is obvious to me and he will drive himself to succeed in whatever he decides to do. My hope is that in my photography I can show the strength and love of this family, and that I will still be taking their pictures when Henry needs his Senior portraits done. I will put a link below to the UCP of San Diego, so that you can take a look at the website, donate, and educate yourself on this disability. UCP of San Diego County
Thank you so much to Abby, Henry, and Gil. I hope you enjoy the photos.


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