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St. Mary's County Commissioner Larry Jarboe (R) made the motion Tuesday to remove a $5.3 million public sewer project out of plans for Charlotte Hall and New Market. The rest of the board agreed.
Charlotte Hall and New Market are designated as growth areas in St. Mary's County's land-use plan. Charlotte Hall, along with Hughesville, is also the area where the College of Southern Maryland hopes to locate a new central campus.
Jarboe's Charlotte Hall Lumber Co., located on industrially zoned property in Charlotte Hall, is one of six entities that in March submitted offers to sell land for that new campus.
The new campus seeks a central sewer system.
There are three private sewer systems in Charlotte Hall — one for the Charlotte Hall Veterans Home, and the other two are owned by developers Ben Burroughs Jr. and F. Elliott "Sonny" Burch Jr.
Jarboe's lumber mill is next door to Burroughs' shopping center property, which is served by Burroughs' private system. Jarboe said he is not part of Burroughs' system. Private systems are supposed to serve only one property owner.
Jarboe said Thursday keeping the public sewer system in for Charlotte Hall could have only helped him rather than hurt him sell his land to CSM. "If we pushed forward" with public sewer, instead of removing it from county plans for fiscal 2015, "it would have been more to my benefit," he said.
The St. Mary's County Public Ethics Ordinance states: "Confidence and trust is eroded when the conduct of the St. Mary's County Government's business is subject to improper influence and even the appearance of improper influence."
"Someone has created a perception," Jarboe said.
"That's [Burroughs'] private system, not ours." Of the two private systems in Charlotte Hall, Jarboe said he has "never negotiated with anyone to connect to any of them."
Developer John Parlett shares a private sewer system with Burch. Parlett's company, Charlotte Hall Commerce Center, is another bidder for the College of Southern Maryland's new campus. By removing the public sewer project for the area, "it limits the balance of the market" to those two private systems, Parlett said.
Removing public sewer from Charlotte Hall shouldn't hurt St. Mary's in the effort to win the new CSM campus because Hughesville has no public sewer system either, Jarboe said.
"I put in a bid based on the fact that it's available," he said of his lumber yard. The property is 18 acres. CSM's request for proposals says it is looking for 20 to 25 acres.
"What a prize that would be to have a fourth college campus in St. Mary's County," Parlett said, joining the Leonardtown campus of CSM, St. Mary's College of Maryland and the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center in California.
The other entities offering property are Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative in Hughesville, The St. Charles Companies in Waldorf, Hughesville Station in Waldorf and Jane G. Henderson of La Plata.
Jarboe and the rest of the St. Mary's County commissioners Tuesday agreed to table the public sewer project for Charlotte Hall until a master plan is developed for the area.
"We want to see a master plan first," said Commissioner Dan Morris (R) on Thursday. "That's a beautiful town center with a good potential for business."
Developers, he said, "they only think of the money and not of the community."
"We've watched Charlotte Hall develop one property at a time with no master plan," Parlett said. "Luckily everyone's doing a pretty good job. But that's by chance, not by design."
Without public sewer, Charlotte Hall won't be able to meet the density required by the Maryland Department of Planning to become a priority funding area, said Phil Shire, director of the St. Mary's County Department of Land Use and Growth Management.
Without that approval, state funding could be withheld to improve roads. "It just kind of unravels," Shire said Wednesday. Already, "traffic is becoming the restrictor" in Charlotte Hall, he said.
"We have an infrastructure problem up there," he said.
"When the state withholds money, that's your money," Morris said. "That doesn't seem to be fair. Annapolis doesn't even understand St. Mary's County."
"I don't know how to reconcile the county's decision [Tuesday] and state mandates," said Jacquelyn Meiser, director of the St. Mary's County Metropolitan Commission, which operates public water and sewer systems.
The state is restricting new development using septic systems, because they add to the nitrogen load into the Chesapeake Bay.
"It was an unexpected turn of events," Meiser said, when the entire board pulled the sewer project out of near-term plans for Charlotte Hall and New Market.
"That's unfortunate and very shortsighted," Parlett said. Charlotte Hall is the "de facto development district" in northern St. Mary's. To remove public sewer in the planning phase "shows a distinct lack of leadership," Parlett said. "If we don't have something in the planning phase, we're never going to get it."
Work on the Charlotte Hall Master Plan can begin whenever work on the Lexington Park Development District plan is completed. Work should reconvene on that in September, Shire said.


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@ Cool and everyone else, keep sending your serials in please.
05-16-2012 05:09 PM - last edited on 05-16-2012 11:07 PM by MrMatthew
Hi All
add me to the list
my new ST2000DM001, 9YN164 make clicking/chirp sound when PC is idle.loudness and intervals are diffrent.
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any fix/idea/reason?
Hey guys. I am using QuietHDD to disable APM on my 2 ST3000DM001 drives in a RAID 0 configuration. The chirping happens less often now but occaisionally I hear it. Should diabling APM completely eliminate the chirping? I run W7 x64 sp1.
I am also getting the chirping sound on all 4 of these drives but sounds like I cannot disable APM as I'm running RAID 5 in a NAS.
Drives: 4xST2000DM001
Device: QNAP TS-412 NAS
OS: Embedded Linux
CPU: Marvell 6281 1.2GHz
05-18-2012 06:06 PM - edited 05-18-2012 06:11 PM
Does anyone know how to disable APM (even if only temporarily).
My drive is attached an an external enclosure. It's an external Sans Digital SATA RAID enclosure (but I am not using RAID). The connection to my desktop is via eSATA and I recall there is an eSATA port multiplier, Si3132 I think. I tried using CrystalDiskInfo to disable APM, but the disable button does nothing. I've tried quietHDD and it "seems" to work, don't think there is any sound, but CrystalDiskInfo still shows APM is enabled.
What parameters in the SMART setting should I monitor closely to ensure that the APM is truly disabled? And how do I monitor these parameters?
05-18-2012 06:07 PM - last edited on 05-18-2012 06:18 PM by MrMatthew
And after this fiasco and Seagate reluctance to correct the issue but give lines and lines of BS (Seagate reps and apologists on this board I am looking at you), I will never buy another Seagate drive again. I think I will also write an article to the Consumerist... we need to add pressure on to them.
Seagate is probably doing this intentionally to kill their drives within 2-3 years... notice how the warranty on all HDD dropped to 1 year? This will force consumer to buy HDD to replace the damaged one. [Legal Discussion Removed]
(Seagate reps and apologists on this board I am looking at you),
I'll assume that is directed towards me shall I?
Have you ever considered it's the consumer demand to make things go faster all the time that has led to shorter life HDD's in recent years?
I can assure you it isn't only a Seagate thing, the one thing I've learned over the last few years is that all HDD's are more likely to fail than ones from pre 2007, the worst of the bunch are 2.5 laptop drives which are found in the portable removeable HDD unit's like Freeagent, Passport etc, next up is the Eco Drive's, quite why I have no idea as the fact they are slower should mean a longer life, but it doesn't seem that way,
Next up we have how the drive is used, just look at car's in the street for clues on this one, you can have one guy who has no trouble with his car, but another with the same model is always in the garage with it, normally this comes down to how the driver's ability and care of ownership is, one drives good and another thinks the red line is simply another full gauge, one drives along the road, another can't stop hitting the kerb, it's the same with PC component's, you simply can't odd's for what happens once a product has left the factory,
Anyway all through this and especially at the beginning of the thread I had to ensure all care of ownership issue's got covered before blaming a defective product, it's always been in the back of my mind that there could be an issue within the drive but to find out if it is that you need to do some detective work and hence why I went after the info of who was running what etc,
I've also told user's who were worried to return for refunds if they feel they could be left with a short life drive, some like Ben took up that option but also added once the issue is solved he will be buying one again, because other than this chirp he finds the drive to be everything he was looking for in a drive, I've also been accused of having no life because of the time I spend here trying to help other's, what actually is the truth of the matter is I'm a mature man who has been self employed for over thirty year's now who loves to tinker with gadget's, and as I pick when I work it gives me a bit of time before I go to work and then again when I come home after while winding down before bed, everything I am is of my own building, I never had higher education, nor any apprenticeship, the only thing I had an advantage on was I had a grandfather who built the electrics in the original British one of these in the 1960's
Anyway, there comes a time when you look around and wonder if it's worth bothering anymore, some of the people have been very graceful about this, sitting waiting knowing that someone is working in the background to provide a solution, a few other's have been simply buy a dress on Friday, wear a dress on Saturday and return a dress on Monday about it, so if you no longer see me posting anymore, and if that last post of your's was actually aimed partly at me, know you just potentially reduced the eyes around here a bit more.
hmm seems that this somehow escalate a bit. Well, I think with personal data on a hdd, things get pretty fast personal ehh ;-) But let's not get to excited please.
Same issue here 2 x ST3000DM001, same chirp, running in a QNAP TS-410 in single drive mode for two days and I'm at a load_cycle_count of 2000+. I hope that QNAP finally brings out a new firmware which fixes the issue. At least they were the ones motivating me to buy the drives by "recommending" them in the first place.
BTW Who is "Alan" and how can I send the serials to him? Why should I do that (warranty, statistics??)?
Thanks guys for having your eyes still on the issue and I hope the discussion get's back to normal.
05-19-2012 06:56 AM - edited 05-19-2012 06:58 AM
Alan is basically the lead guy in the forums, he's a good bloke as well so anyone sending to him please be respectful.
Anyway Michael, if you look on the main page where he's posted in the stickies at the top click on his name and then in his profile, over on the top right of the page where it says make friends etc you will see send PM, open that and post away, this is where the serials need to go to for all users, I've had a few sent to me which I've re-directed to Alan direct and thx to those that have sent serials in to us.
Got it! Just found out that Alan is "the admin" darn, sorry mr. admin but I'm just in since a few hours :-) ... but what happens with this serials? is it just for statistics?
thanks cantbecanit for response and cooltempo for helping to solve the issue temporarly and I'm looking forward to QNAP/seagate to somehow work this out. keeping fingers crossed.
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The new camp area near Saskairie was well liked by the riders. The trails were said to be beautiful with wild flowers in bloom. On Saturday the trail followed through the brush and across many washouts, but that didn�t dampen the day.
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Gem Atkinson, Rapha rider and blogger »
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Team Rapha-FOCUS racer Julie Krasniak »
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I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving full of family, good food, and gratefulness. I think that this Thanksgiving was surrounded by a very unique time – with the typhoon in the Philippines and the destruction from the tornadoes right here in central Illinois. Those extremely devastating situations were a blatant reminder of just how much I have to be thankful for while people across the world and also right next door are suffering from such great loss. Sometimes I think it's healthy to step back from our lives and truly reflect on everything we have been blessed with. I am glad that we have a national holiday for that here in the United States, but I wish that it could be more of a lifestyle – spending time each day being thankful for all that we have. Our entire week of Thanksgiving break was very rejuvenating and came at the perfect time. I spent a lot of time lounging around watching movies, reading, cooking, baking, and spending quality time with family. Now it's Monday and we are back at school and are already crazy. We have a week and a half left of classes and then comes finals week. This time leading up to finals is full of last exams, big presentations, group projects, and lots more. Thanksgiving break was definitely what you can call "the calm before the storm." The good news is that there is a light at the end of the tunnel! In just three weeks we will be home for a month of winter break and finished with first semester…and then will come even more lounging around and watching movies and family time. During these next few weeks when I am busy and stressed, I am going to do my best to remember how much I have to be thankful for – especially the opportunity to go to such a wonderful university.
Thanksgiving break is right around the corner, and with it comes relaxation and lots and lots of food. But as soon as we come back from break it will be Finals mania! This is always around the time when I think about the advice my parents gave me before coming to school: that balance is key to a healthy lifestyle. With so many ways to get involved, a rigorous set of coursework, as well as fun social events popping up everyday, it can be very hard to balance it all! It has taken me the last two years to realize how I balance studying, working out, and hanging out with friends.
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If you are a female, we have an exciting event coming up for you! It is the Future Women in Business Fall Conference and it is an event that I have been working on for the entire semester now. I came up with this idea as I thought back to how much I struggled with deciding what major to pursue in college. A lot of people recommended business, but I honestly didn't really know what that entailed. I had this (very far off) perception that business was for outspoken and competitive individuals who sat at a desk all day long working with numbers and spreadsheets. I decided to heed the advice of others and I declared a major in business, not really looking forward to what I was getting myself in to. Now that I am a junior in the College of Business here at U of I, I laugh at my old perception of a career in business. There is such a vast array of things that you can do with a business degree – things that I never thought of. A degree in business can open the doors to so many opportunities and it is not a degree that restricts you to one specific industry. I want current high school girls to realize all of the different things that you can do with a business degree. The Future Women in Business Fall Conference provides a way for female high school students to learn just that. It is perfect for students who are considering a career in business, for people who are exploring what major to pursue, for people who feel lost on what to choose, and even for people who think that they could never see themselves in the business field. The event will consist of a keynote speaker, alumnae presentations on what they are doing with their ILLINOIS business degree, and a panel of current U of I students. The alumnae are from companies such as Google, Motorola Solutions, PwC, Groupon and others. It is an event that I wish I had the opportunity to go to when I was making my college and major decision. You will learn that business is even for someone who is soft-spoken, loves to bake, and wants to have a career that helps others – people like me.
Where: The Illini Center – 200 S. Wacker Dr. in Chicago
Date: Saturday, November 23rd
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Follow this link to register TODAY because space is limited: http://business.illinois.edu/undergrad/admissions/events.aspx.
We hope to see you there!
Hi Everyone,
Welcome to my first blog. I have never blogged before so this will be a new and interesting experience. Let me tell you a little bit more about me; I am a sophomore in the College of Business pursuing a degree in Supply Chain Management and International Business. I was born in Guatemala City, and Spanish is my native language. When I came to the United States everything was different from what I used to do. One of the biggest challenges I faced was learning English, and I am sure that I will never stop learning it. But that didn't stop me from getting accepted to University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I went to Evanston Township High School where I had very good teachers and people who helped me succeed along the way.
Why did I end up at U of I? I applied to different universities and I got accepted to all of them. What made the difference in my decision was that here at Illinois I found a welcoming place full of good people who are devoted to helping students like me thrive. Another reason for me choosing U of I was that wherever I go there is always someone who shares the same Alma Mater. This builds long friendships and great networking opportunity to better succeed in the real world.
The decision to come to the College of Business at Illinois is one that I will never regret! I look forward to posting more throughout the year and hopefully get to meet you during an admissions event in the future. Go Illini!
When I first started pre-school, I remember playing with blocks and learning the alphabet. In elementary school I learned how to multiply and divide. In middle school I learned how to read chapter books, and in high school I learned about the joys of physics. Thinking back to pre-school I remember going to school was my favorite part of the day. But somewhere along the way, school became more about passing tests and memorizing definitions, and I forgot about how great it was to actually learn and absorb knowledge. That all changed when I came to the University of Illinois. I still remember walking in my first class of freshman year, Philosophy 101, and making some of my first friends in college. That class, along with some of my other business courses has 100% shaped who I am today. Especially now, since I am learning about all the various functions within the business world- it has become crystal clear to me that I have fallen back in love with learning. Going to class is great not only because you are surrounded by your friends, but also because the knowledge you gain the classroom can really be applied out in the real world. Business 101 is a course that every freshman within the College of Business takes. I know, personally, I still think back to group projects in that class where we had to think through situations and use our problem solving skills. I actually have a full day of classes ahead today-and I honestly couldn't be happier to spend my time learning interesting and applicable things!
-Until next time
We've finally crossed into the second half of the semester! That means the first wave of midterm exams are complete – that we may, or may not, be feeling good about. If that last exam crept up on you and you found yourself wishing you could pause time to clock in a few extra hours of studying, don't worry, we've all been there. As a current senior, I've seen my fair share of classroom habits and I'm here to pass on some of my favorites.
If you were to ask me what I wanted to be when I grew up when I was five years old, I would have said a princess. If you were to ask me the same question at age ten, I would have said a teacher. At age fifteen, I would have said a journalist. Entering college, I was asked the same question, and my response was, "I have no clue." At every point in my life I had some sort of idea of what I wanted to do, except for the time when I actually needed to know what I wanted to do. Or so I thought I had to know. I felt so uneasy not having a major set in place. I had so many friends who knew exactly what they were going to study and what kind of career they wanted to pursue. I felt behind and lost. The reality, however, is that it's okay not to know what you want to do. You don't have to know coming into school. By taking different classes and taking advantage of all the resources here for you at the University of Illinois, with time, you will figure out what your passions are and you will gain clarity. So please don't feel stressed or worried that you don't have a set plan. Instead, find freedom in the fact that you can explore many different options and have an incredible about to choose from. View it as an opportunity instead of a hindrance. I'm now a junior and twenty years old. While I have a major set in place and certain ideas of what I want to do, I'm not exactly sure where I'll end up. The future will always be unknown. But that's the fun part.
Nothing makes me happier than to walk outside and breathe the fresh autumnal air on this campus. The colors are changing everywhere, and there is not a prettier sight than the greens changing to oranges and reds. Clubs on campus are getting into the spirit of things: October Lover's Club is kicked into high gear, dorms started decorating for Halloween, and Espresso Royale changed its menu to incorporate apple cider basically into every drink. I think you can tell autumn is my favorite season- but there is something about autumn on this campus specifically. Going to Curtis Apple Orchard a few miles off campus is one of the highlights of the fall season, not just because they have amazing apple donuts and cider, but because I get to spend it with my friends! All of campus is joining in on the fun, and I can't wait to see all the upcoming bonfires, carved pumpkins, and homecoming festivities.
Homecoming week kicked off this past Friday October 18th, with the campus wide volunteer initiative called iHelp. Students spend this day volunteering in various parts of campus and in the Champaign- Urbana community. Alumni all across the world can also volunteer in whatever area they live in on this day in respect to the Alma Mater. In addition to that, there are a whole bunch of activities like the 'Illini Block Party' as well as the Homecoming Parade that take place all this week to get students and alumni excited for the upcoming weekend's football game. Best of luck to everyone on upcoming midterms! Go Illini!
It's that time of the year where you look at your schedule and automatically feel stressed! Right now, many students like myself are busy with midterms, case competitions and interviews for internships.
Last week, four of my friends and myself competed in the Boeing Business Case Competition. A Case Competition is where a company presents students with a problem the company is currently dealing with and a team has the opportunity to present their solution to the company.
In the competition, Boeing presented Illinois students with a supply chain problem they are currently dealing with, and it was our task to come up with a solution to their problem and present it to their Supply Chain team. I was proud of our team for placing 2nd out of the ten teams. Even though we did not win the competition, it was still a gratifying experience as we have all received interviews for various positions within Boeing. It's such a rewarding experience to work in a group of dedicated students who all push each other to do their best work. I can say that the group of students I had the opportunity to work with are some of the most talented and driven students I know.
One of the best aspects of my Illinois experience thus far has been the opportunity to collaborate as a group on various projects and cases. The College of Business provides students with many opportunities to work with real companies in real world situations though case competitions and consulting projects. Case competitions build on the skills learned in the classroom while providing real world experience in a practical setting.
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Fri Apr 27, 2012 20:13
Herbert James Hagerman (December 15, 1871 January 28, 1935) was an American attorney, was the 17th Governor of the New Mexico Territory from 1906 to 1907.
Hagerman was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to industrialist J. J. Hagerman. He graduated from Cornell University in 1890. From 1898 to 1901, he was the second secretary at the United States Embassy to Russia. In 1901, Hagerman was presented with the Russian Order of St. Anna by Czar Nicholas II.[1][2] Appointed by Albert Fall, Secretary of the Interior, Hagerman later served as Commissioner to the Navajos, c. 1923.[3]
Hagerman, a member of the Kappa Alpha Society, died in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1935.
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Thanks Martha
Fri Apr 27 17:13
Trying to find out who the warden was that Elzy saved his wife and daughter during the riots. It was either 1907 or 1908 when it happened. The Gov was Otero up to 1906 so was not him who pardoned...
More info on pardons
Sat Apr 28 00:02
Pat, Being in New Mexico I've been thinking about your inquiry and took another quick look. I don't know if you have looked at the New Mexico's State Historian's website, but it has more info on a...
That was interesting, thanks historian59 (nm)
Martha Fanning,
Sat Apr 28 07:12
Here's the warden, Pat, appointed by Curry in 1907
Martha Fanning,
Fri Apr 27 20:32
October 9, 1907: Capt. John W. Green of Gallup has been appointed as warden of the Territorial Penitentiary by Gov. George Curry. Capt. Green served with the Rough Riders and is well known to...
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Martha Fanning,
Fri Apr 27 20:13
George Curry next 1907 to 1909
Martha Fanning,
Fri Apr 27 20:19
Fri Apr 27 21:39
I find it ironic that in the same time period two men with the same names , George Curry, could be so different. One a Governor and the other an outlaw that was murdered. I have not seen anything yet ...
Gov George Curry also was an Outlaw
Sun Apr 29 06:46
Curry was not convicted, but should have been convicted. Ask Pat Garrett; Pat also was trashed by Curry and Roosevelt and other outlaws accused but not convicted .... Only in the old Western movies...
Jerry Lobdill,
Sat Apr 28 07:16
Not the same family, Pat. Curry is not a terribly uncommon name is it?
Sat Apr 28 10:12
Thanks Jerry . I know it's not the same family and I did not mean to imply that it was.
Martha Fanning,
Fri Apr 27 20:21
Another Irony
Fri Apr 27 21:50
Curry who served in the Rough Riders was stalled in Florida the same as Col Jay L Torry who was the protagonist in the hunt for the Wild Bunch including Elzy . Col Torry who had organized Rough...
here's some of george curry's papers
Fri Apr 27 20:27
Wow, interesting.
Martha Fanning,
Fri Apr 27 18:58
There may be some papers in a University in N.M. that have to do with the prison.
Finding aids to papers
Fri Apr 27 20:46
I just would like to suggest, if you don't already know about it, the Rocky Mountain Online Archives which contains a list and finding aids to many archival repositories in the Rocky Mountain zone....
I'd forgotten all about RMOA
Martha Fanning,
Sat Apr 28 07:19
what you posted here, imo, is a piece of gold
You guys are Amazing
Pat ,
Fri Apr 27 21:27
How can I ever thank you. This stuff is incredible and just what I needed.I had recieved some info from one of Elzy Lays descendants that led me to ask about this man who was warden. Maybe I can...
I think historian59 is amazing &
Martha Fanning,
Sat Apr 28 06:55
knows what he or she is doing. I just like to dig for stuff. no expert. & Mr. BOB CASH is the man who sent me on my way to digging years ago, when he encouraged me re the Streeter papers! For which I ...
You all are so great!
Sat Apr 28 10:18
I guess this is the "go to" place for anything one needs in the southwest. Historian 59 has posted some great info on other forums too. And thanks Martha for your input . I am a happy camper .
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Pat and Martha, I'm blushing from the kind words you both have written. I'm glad I was able to help. My knowledge is quite limited on resources and information on lots of topics, but I've been...
Oh my gosh, historian59!
Martha Fanning,
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Thanks for your kind words, Pat
Martha Fanning,
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Believe it or not, Ophelie and I uploaded our very first episode of the Double O Podcast on April 3rd, 2011, which means that we have been in the business of podcasting for a full year!
While we may not always record as often as we would like to, we are proud to say that we truly enjoy doing what we do and that we stand behind every show that we put out there. It has been a wild ride and we are just getting started.
With that said – we need some help planning our next episode, which is going to be a very special one year anniversary show. Ophelie and I decided that we would leave it up to our listeners or our readers to decide who gets to break bread with us on the next show. You may choose any of our previous guests that we have had on the Double O Podcast before, and assuming that they agree to come back and that we can line up our schedules we will make it happen.
The top 4 people who receive your votes will be asked to join us on our anniversary show, where we will catch up with them and see what they have been up to since we last spoke with them, and we might even give them a chance to turn the tables on us and tell us what they think we should talk about on the show.
Without further ado, here is the list of previous guests, in order of appearance:
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- Codi ("Getting Down To Business.")
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- Vosskah ("O Chat With A Side of V," and "Tank N' Spank.")
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- Christine ("Parental Guidance Strongly Suggested.")
- Ceraphus ("Parental Guidance Strongly Suggested.")
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- Lodur ("Blinded by the Lightwell.")
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I have been creating mobile art since mid 2010 and have traveled extensively and networked with artists and developers around the globe. This group is intended to bring people together who are either interested in either learning about or sharing creative techniques, using an array of painting and drawing apps on the iPad (or iPhone), most of which are available for less than $5. The group will meet either monthly or semi-monthly. For more info, check out my website ipadjunkieart.com
This is a group for anyone interested in capturing the beauty of Michigan with digital or film cameras. Michigan is blessed with astonishing natural beauty and ample urban settings all of which make for tremendous photo-making opportunities. We will emphasize "making" photographs and art rather than "taking" snapshots. All skills levels are welcome. DSLR, point-and-shoot or even camera phones are welcome. Looking forward to meeting you and exploring the photogenic beauty of all Michigan has to o …
I am starting this group because I want to connect with like minded women that want to meet for walks, biking, dining out, in home events, travel, performing arts, and more... we decide tgether. Simply put, we meet to find new friends to nurture and enhance our lives, share experiences and engage in fun activities together. That's it!
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Join us in bringing together people who love Detroit and want to spend more time enjoying the city while meeting some amazing new friends! This group is aimed at people in their twenties (18-30 ish) and will host events mainly in Detroit, but also sometimes in the greater metro Detroit area (Ferndale, Royal Oak, and maybe Grosse Pointe) depending on interest. We hope to host a wide range of events from bar nights and dinners, to art events and live music, and even outdoor activities like biking …
WELCOME and thank you for checking out the Mix & Myngle Meetup group. The group is aimed towards progressive, creative, technology inclined singles seeking to socialize through a wide variety of fun, conducive and enriching activities and events. The goal of this group is to promote people-to-people connections through a blend of the virtual and real world channels of social networking (click on the link: Inspiration, for the story behind the founding of this group. To accomplish the group's sta …
This group is for Korean expatriates, Korean Americans & Canadians, & non-ethnic Koreans (i.e. open to all races & ethnicities) who are interested in Korean-English language exchange as well as Korean food, Korean dramas/movies, Korean animation, K-pop, Korean sports & martial arts, Korean history, & other aspects of Korean culture. Go Korea! Dae Han Min Kuk! Like us on Facebook!
Hi!!! My name is Nicole and I decided to start a group in Ann Arbor that would create and join events that support a creative, fun, and uplifting lifestyle rooted in community! There will be events and activities involving yoga, art, writing, wine, fun food making, dancing (salsa, swing, and more!), costume/themed parties, charity events/fundraisers, natural health education, karaoke nights, seasonal events (like ice skating, boating, sporting events), book groups, knitting and crochet, travel, …
This is a group for anyone interested in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The "gentle art" is used to get in shape, for self defense, for competition, stress release, or just for fun!
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This group was started to bring together like minded people seeking both a practical means to reduce stress and also gain a true sense of contentment. This group meets at various free seminars, 4 day workshops, and weekly follow up sessions. The primary technique taught on the 4 day workshops is Sudarshan Kriya, a powerful breathing technique that incorporates specific natural rhythms of breath releasing stress, detoxifying the body, and taking oneself to the door of meditation. Our mission is t …
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The purpose of Speaking of Design is to hold educational events for the professional design community in and around Ann Arbor. Each Speaking of Design event features an exceptional local or regional design professional who will discuss topics of interest and inspiration to Art Directors, Graphic Designers and Web Designers.
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'Anchient Arts group a place where we seek answers, serve others and celebrate with gratitude and love. The fun events shared here represent a group of curious fun loving humanitarian types who enjoy adventuring into ancient proven methods of regeneration as well as braking barriers as sensuous explorers and preservationists. Love and gratitude. Debra
Not just for Forty-somethings! We are a group of friendly people looking to expand our experience and friendship base. Not just for singles! Couples and "solos" (coupled people who participate by themselves) are welcome. Some activities might include kids and /or dogs, but primarily, we're looking for fun things to do in and around Genesee County. Currently considering a name change as we welcome all ages, from anywhere in Mid Michigan. Our meetups have been from Holly to Caseville, and many pla …
Meet other locals to discuss your spiritual path. Share your most profound and transformational personal experiences and talk about ways to incorporate spirituality into your life. Open to people of all faiths and cultures! Our new FMC Church logo! The triskele or triple spiral or Spiral of Life, is a symbol composed of three interlocked spirals. The three spirals are interconnected with no open ends thus creating one continuous line. Each spiral turns in the same direction. The spirals repres …
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Flint STEAMworks is a nascent maker group that is working towards establishing a creativity and innovation hub in downtown Flint, Michigan. We are early in the formative process, so we are looking first to build a connected community that can help provide guidance as to what maker fare (ha!) to focus on.
The Michigan Latino Professionals Meetup is a medium for Latina/Latino Professionals to expand their network while having fun and helping the community. Michigan Latino Professionals is a diverse mix of white-collar Latina/Latino professionals: from doctors, lawyers, and finance professionals to IT specialists, business owners and teachers. Almost all of our members have at least an Associates Degree, a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. Many of our members have, or are pursuing, ad …
Calling all creatives (in any form) who want to network, build their business, learn, collaborate and have a good time with like minded people. We meet the first Thursday of every month at the Grandriver Marketplace, downtown Jackson, MI. It can lonely creating your craft in the studio or home so come and get the support and friendship you need to stay encouraged and build an income building business. Guest speakers, information and more.
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Welcome to Crafty People! We are mostly a scrapbooking/papercrafting/cardmaking based group however we do welcome all crafters including altered arts, beaders, knitters, rubberstampers.... whatever your creative outlet may be! We are a group of people who enjoy making new friendships and inspiring each other. All are welcome - beginners and the highly skilled alike! Everyone is capable of fresh, new ideas where we can encourage and teach each other. I encourage RSVP's! Since this is a site I …
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You can perform magic and be involved in Mid Coast Hospital's mission to provide modern, compassionate, value-driven healthcare for the Mid Coast community. Your time truly makes a vast difference to our patients and staff. When you give of yourself, you give the nicest kind of giving.
Personal Volunteer Benefits: As a volunteer you will develop and learn new skills and interests, make new friends, serve your community, and live a longer, happier life, taking pleasure in the knowledge that you are helping others.
Mid Coast Hospital Volunteer Benefits: Mid Coast Hospital Volunteers receive free flu shots, semi-annual newsletters, discounts on over the counter drugs and movie tickets, use of the health sciences library, and admittance to the annual recognition event.
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More 'Angels' in actress Roma Downey's future
Downey, a Catholic, has created a DVD animated series called "Little Angels." The premise is that twin siblings are visited by eight child-size angels who are ordinarily stuck on the walls of their bedroom but who come to life after the twins' mother tucks the kids in for the night. The angels take the children on life-lesson-learning adventures. Downey provides the voice of the children's mother.
"Having played an angel so long on 'Touched by an Angel,' I shouldn't be surprised" about being involved in a new angel-themed project, Downey said in a telephone interview with Catholic News Service from her home in Southern California. "It's always been about God's love. It beats at the center of my own heart."
The adventures the Little Angels take twins Alex and Zoe on link the problems that wee ones encounter with Bible stories. Downey said one such story involves a boy frustrated at not being able to tie his shoes, but the angels take him back to the time of Noah to learn a lesson in how to persevere.
When she was a working mother, Downey said, "I was able to sit them (the children) down in front of a DVD because I had to deal with a plumber or a gardener or something. Wouldn't you rather they were sitting down in front of something that feeds not only their mind but their heart, and for a loving God?"
Currently, there are two DVDs and two companion CDs available on the Little Angels website, www.littleangels.com. Downey said she expects to expand those offerings in 2012.
"Little Angels" is just the first offering of Downey's own production company, Light Works. The next effort is decidedly more ambitious: a 10-hour miniseries on the Bible.
"We have only 10 hours. I wish we had ten hundred hours," Downey told CNS, noting that the miniseries will cover from "Genesis through Revelation." Although she is still looking at scripts, she said plans call for the miniseries' debut on Easter in 2013 on the History cable channel, with future episodes on successive Sundays. "It's a herculean task, which is thrilling --- thrilling and terrifying and humbling, so keep us in your prayers," she said.
Downey has a brother, John, who is a priest in her native Northern Ireland. "We call him Father Brother," she said, adding that her 15-year-old daughter, Riley, is preparing for her confirmation in 2012. The teen's godfather, Downey said, is another priest, Father Paddy Kane, who also hails from Northern Ireland, and who recently paid a visit to Downey and her family.
Downey said her first name is a combination of "Rose" and "Mary," the names of her grandmothers. She said her parents wanted to have her baptized as Roma, but the priest would not permit it since there was no saint named Roma. "I'll christen her Rose Mary and you can call her whatever you like," the priest said. "And they did," she added.
When Downey decided to become an American citizen, she took advantage of a line on one of the forms she had to fill out that allowed her to legally change her first name.
A man working at "the government building in Los Angeles" summoned her to his desk after he reviewed the form, she recalled.
"He looks at my form. 'It looks like you're going to change your name, is that right?' 'Yes.' 'Isn't there an actress by the same name.' 'Yes, there is.' 'What are you, a big fan of hers?' 'Well, actually, I am her.'
"He just about fell off his chair."
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Posted: Feb 14, 2013 10:47 AM by Jamie Leary
Updated: Feb 14, 2013 10:52 AM
BELGRADE - If you think the upgrades to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport are a welcome improvement, officials may not be done yet.
Airport officials are looking into a possible $8 million to $10 million addition to parking at the airport. The idea includes a three-level covered structure with approximately 450 parking spaces. In addition, a bridge would connect the parking spaces to the terminal.
Officials will discuss this during Thursday's airport board meeting. These are only preliminary talks about the garage. Airport Director Brian Sprenger says the additional parking could provide cars shelter from the elements and create a shorter walk to the terminal.
Also on Thursday's agenda is an update to the I-90 interchange project. The airport has invested $3 million on this $37 million project. Sprenger says that the project is moving along.
'If all goes well and everything is complete from land acquisitions to utility relocations, we hope to see it bid out early this summer and construction start late summer early this fall," Sprenger said.
The meeting will take place Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Bridger Room at the airport.


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An armed forces source quoted by the state-run Petra news agency said Jordanian armed forces made "an appropriate response" to the sources of the shelling but didn't describe the action. "We will not hesitate in the future to take all suitable measures to defend our border and property," the source said.
Outside the Damascus area, at least 37 others were killed across Syria on Friday, according to the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria. Activists also found a mass grave in Deir Ezzor, in the country's east, that included the bodies of 50 people kidnapped two months ago, the group said.
The world weighs diplomacy, military options
As diplomats continue to seek a more peaceful resolution, international powers are weighing their military options.
The U.S. military continues to revise its plans for a potential strike against Syria over chemical weapons. And NATO has approved deploying Patriot missiles for Turkey, which wants to defend itself from attacks along its border.
All these moves inside and outside Syria haven't slowed the crisis' human toll: more than 40,000 killed, half a million seeking refuge in other countries and nearly 3 million internally displaced.
"I am shocked and saddened and even angry," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Friday after visiting a Jordanian refugee camp.
It's only getting worse, he said, relating witnesses' claim that the number of refugees has tripled in recent days.
"Let us not forget where this started: The legitimate request of people for greater freedom and human dignity," Ban said. "The response of the government has been brutal and disproportionate.
"The country has been brought to ruin."


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