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Peninsula Point Single Family Home! Front & Back Patio! in Newport Beach
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Enjoy your vacation at this 2 Bedroom + Den Peninsula Point single family home! Located between I and L street, this home is walking distance to the beach and Balboa Pier. This home features a private outdoor front and back patio, cottage furnishings, new bedding, and close to the beach!
The living room has 2 couches, coffee table and a TV. There is a dining room table that seats 4. The kitchen has a dishwasher, built in microwave, stainless steel oven and plenty of cabinet and counter space for storing and preparing food. The front outdoor patio has wicker chairs, and the back patio has a table that seats 4, umbrella and a BBQ, great for cooking for family and friends!
The master bedroom has a king bed and the second bedroom has two full beds. There is a full bathroom between the living room and the kitchen. There is a den that is detached that has a queen bed and a full size sleeper sofa with an adjoining bathroom.
There is a washer and dryer and 1 carport parking spot.
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Living Room: Couch, Coffee Table, TV
Business: Near Grocery Store, Nearby ATM, Nearby FedEx, Nearby Post Office, Restaurants, Shopping, Near Balboa Pier
Entertainment: Cable Television, DVD Player, TV, Free Wi-Fi
Kitchen: Coffee Maker, Cookware, Dishwasher, Microwave, Oven, Refrigerator, Stove, Toaster, Utensils
Outdoor: Beach Walking, Biking, Boogie Boarding, Outdoor Front and Back Patio with BBQ, Rollerblading, Sight-Seeing, Surfing, Swimming
Other: Washer & Dryer, Linens & Towels Included, 1 Carport Parking Spot
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Attractions: Rollerblading, Biking, Surfing, Swimming, Boogie Boarding, Sun Bathing
Nearby Convenience: Shopping, Restaurants, Bike Rental, Move Theatre, Library, Balboa Pier
2 Blocks from the Sand!
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Summer High Season: 6/20 - 8/16
Summer Shoulder Season: 8/16- 9/13
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Frank Vandenbroucke: 1974 - 2009
The Belgian racer Frank Vandenbroucke died yesterday in Senegal at the age of 34. The Mouscron-born rider was considered the great hope of Belgian cycling in the 1990s. Turning professional in 1993, Vandenbroucke won 54 races during his career including Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Paris-Nice and Gent-Wevelgem.
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Simon Mottram
13th October 2009 07:54pm
FVDB may have had questionable relations with doctors and vets, but he was unarguably a style icon. He is the reason many of us wear a cap under our helmets. Respect.
ben houldsworth
13th October 2009 08:48pm
God bless. Truely hope this isn't the 90's coming back to bite those who sought/were encouraged/manipulated to dabble in the dark arts. A little girl's lost her dad, rest in peace brother, hope you find it easier there than you did here
Jon Cannings
14th October 2009 05:55pm
When I heard this sad, sad news from my friend Jens ( http://www.jensvandenbogaerde.be/ ) at 21:44 on Monday night it's something that will stick with me forever, the shock and
VDB was a rider who I looked upto and aspired to be like in more ways than one.
I remember seeing VDB and the way he graced the bike, with seemingly ease. It always brought a wry smile to my wind strewn face.
I have so many fond memories of VDB and his true EURO STYLE, something in my opinion that was started by him. The way he wore a hairnet helmet, the way he looked in Fassa Bortolo kit, I could go on, http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/0fIl3ji7WIgDH/610x.jpg , also note the EURO race cap made into a visor.
I remember watching VDB at a Derny criterium in 2004. Now these races are "arranged", a nice way of putting it. VDB wasn't having that! And decided he wanted to win, instead of the local favourite, Tom Steels. The race went pretty damn fast for a while, oh and it was raining, VDB territory.
The tears I shed on Monday evening along with many others are for VDB and the glorious moments that he gave us along the way. Always in our hearts, and always on the road pushing us to go harder. R.I.P VDB.
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South American Silver Appoints Phillip Brodie-Hall as Chief Operating Officer
16 November 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia-South American Silver Corp. (TSX:SAC, US OTC: SOHAF) is pleased to announce the appointment of Phillip Brodie-Hall as Chief Operating Officer of the company. His principal focus will be to lead the technical teams in advancing the Company's Malku Khota silver-indium-gallium project in Bolivia and Escalones copper-silver-gold project in Chile through the development phases. Mr. Brodie-Hall has been a key member of project development team over the past 2 years on a consulting basis and coordinated the Malku Khota Preliminary Economic Assessment completed earlier in the year. The updated PEA showed robust economics for a bulk-mineable heap leach operation with the potential to be one of the largest new silver, indium and gallium producing mines in development with 13.2 million ounces of silver, 80 tonnes of indium and 15 tonnes of gallium produced annually for the first 5 years of production.
As Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Brodie-Hall will oversee the pre-feasibility level studies currently underway at Malku Khota and the start of engineering studies at Escalones. Mr Brodie-Hall is a professional engineer and manager with over 35 years of experience in engineering, construction and project development in mining and mineral processing. Prior to his new role with South American Silver, he held the position of Vice President, Project Development for PolyMet Mining Corp., overseeing the design and feasibility of their large scale mining asset in Minnesota. Mr. Brodie-Hall also gained extensive experience in the planning, management, engineering and construction of a diverse number of global projects during his 17 years at Bateman Engineering, including as General Manager of the Bateman Group in Australia.
"We are very pleased to have someone with Mr. Brodie-Hall's depth of experience in project development take up the position of Chief Operating Officer, during this period of rapid growth for the company," stated Mr. Greg Johnson, President and CEO of South American Silver Corp. "We welcome Phillip's leadership and vision on a full time basis as he adds to the existing depth in the Company in exploration, metallurgy and operating/process expertise. The building of our highly experienced development teams is key to successfully advancing the Company's two projects and realizing the full potential of these large scale assets. We look forward to reporting on a number of important project development milestones, which we believe will broaden shareholder value in the months ahead."
South American Silver Corp. is a growth focused mineral exploration company creating value through the exploration and development of the 100% owned Malku Khota silver-indium-gallium project in Bolivia, one of the world's largest undeveloped silver-indium-gallium deposits, and the large-scale 100%-controlled Escalones copper-silver-gold project in Chile. The Company's approach to business combines the team's track record of discovery and advancement of large projects, key operational and process expertise, and effective community relations to increase shareholder value. Management has extensive experience in the global exploration and mining industry with much of that focused in Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Argentina. The Company's shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "SAC" and on the US OTC market as "SOHAF". Additional information related to South American Silver Corp. is available at www.soamsilver.com and on SEDAR at www.sedar.com


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Getting a grant is historically a very static process. You spend hours writing an application for a project you're working on, and, if you're lucky, you might get a grant several months later. Knight Foundation is turning that process on its head by asking for a different type of applications for media innovation—prototypes.
Are you a Changemaker with an idea to test?
Knight Foundation announced today that it is launching a Prototype Fund to support smaller start-ups in building a prototype or pilot program to test their ideas for news and information projects. The Prototype Fund puts a whole new take on grant giving as something agile and risk-averse. The new fund came out a desire to have a more iterative approach to innovation. "Let's fail quickly and learn! And hopefully fail forward," said Michael Maness, VP of Journalism and Media Innovation at Knight Foundation when he presented the new fund at the Civic Media Conference.
According to Maness, the Knight Foundation is hoping to turn the grant process into a working relationship. "We need to build in testing, scaling, and documentation while the grant is on, instead of giving it and looking for an outcome when it runs out. We want to add more dimensions to the process than just giving funds, like providing marketing and branding support and social media expertise."
Capturing the difference between then and now, Maness said that the Knight Foundation team members internally refer to the Prototype Fund as "The Super Friends Fund." They think of applicants as allies and are happy to be involved in working through some of the start-ups' challenges.
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The new approach was turned into reality when Joi Ito joined the Knight Foundation's Board. "I am bringing the DNA of the Media Lab with me, which is very much about building first and doing demos very quickly in an agile way. That attitude allows discovery and serendipity," explained Ito.
According to Ito, that method allows you to grasp new innovation in a way that traditional launching processes cannot. "If you get too focused, you can't get lucky," he adds. "You're not in discovery mode—you're in answer mode." The Prototype Fund is also a product of its time. "Now you can do more and more for less," says Ito.
"It transplants into two interesting things: 1) Money matters less, and 2) you build things first, then you raise the money. Before, it was the people that had the money who had the power. Now it's the people with the ideas." The new fund represents a fundamental change in the system that supports new ideas—innovation for the process of discovering new innovations.
The new Prototype Fund application is up and in beta: http://knightnews.wufoo.com/forms/z7x3x5/
I recommend checking out the recent Wired interview w/ Joi Ito for a longer account of his philosophy around agility and innovation: http://www.wired.com/business/2012/06/resiliency-risk-and-a-good-compass-how-to-survive-the-coming-chaos/
Thank you for this information. Think if one day all news had links to other opinions or views and we learned instead of just got propagandized or scared to death about crime and what "might" happen.
I love this idea! I hope it spreads! I hate those block grant mandatory meetings, and then fifty pages of silliness, and if you miss "something" it gets rejected, but they don't tell you why, and your project which needs per diem payments for homeless vets for a project you got private investors to build, does not get funded, but a bank with a building full of grant writers gets funded for studio apartments that look like a prison, and say "homeless vets" something or other on the front of the building.
I had a client with an amazing hospital project for Native Americans, but nope, for what is a welfare system, with wasted paperwork, and not helping Natives, another just died of cancer I know is being treated successfully here at City of Hope, the money went to another big grant writing abled, but healthcare not so much "charity".
Thank you for making a change anywhere. One thing that needs to be changed in media is freedom to say anything. I think the Founders of the Constitution never meant for a couple of corporations to own all the media advertising and tell the news what to say, and that is the reality. We all need to be better educated to read anything, to look at the history and look at the piece and then make up our own minds, not just be fed drivel and a lot of gossip.


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Dylan James Fields, 20, no address given, was charged Thursday with seven counts of breaking and entering a motor vehicle, six counts each of larceny and possessing stolen property, three counts of larceny of financial transaction card and one count of conspiracy. Bail was set at $36,000.
Jarvis Da'Quan Taylor, 18, of the 2100 block of Saint Nicholas Drive in Hope Mills, was charged Thursday with larceny from person and possessing stolen property. Bail was set at $10,000.
Juan Leroy Bellis, 30, of the 3300 block of Sweetbriar Loop, was charged Friday with assault and inflicting serious bodily injury. Bail was set at $5,000.
Drevon Troy Britt, 21, of the 5300 block Wrangler Drive, was charged Friday with obtaining property under false pretenses, possession of a counterfeit instrument, and uttering a forged instrument. Bail was $6,000.
Scott Britt, 54, of the 600 block of Knight Bridge Place, was charged Friday with writing a worthless check. Bail was set at $50,000.
Nancy Saylor Downing, 40, of the 3600 block of Concord Court in Hope Mills, was charged Friday with larceny by an employee, uttering a forge instrument and obtaining a prescription drug by fraud. Bail was set at $3,000.
Ian Martin Grant Jr., 31, of the 6300 block of Fanning Circle, was charged Friday with two counts obtaining property under false pretenses. Bail was set at $6,000.
Johnny Otis Gray, 25, of the 300 block of Plum Street, was charged Friday with obtaining property under false pretenses. Bail was set at $2,500.
RAEFORD ROAD: 2400 block, reported at 8:56 a.m. Thursday, golf clubs and golf balls taken.
WOODROW STREET: 200 block, reported at 12:40 a.m. Friday, electronics taken.
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GROVE STREET: 400 block, reported at 8:25 p.m. Thursday, CD player and GPS taken.
GILLESPIE STREET: Dennis Ray Freeman reported at 3:54 a.m. Thursday that he was robbed at gunpoint of unidentified property while on the 2300 block.
CARTHAGE: Matthew Shawn Cox, 24, of the 400 block of Union Pines Drive, was charged Thursday with five counts each of identity theft and misdemeanor financial card fraud and one count of obtaining property by false pretense. Bail was set at $10,000.
SANFORD: Alfred Joseph Creque, 35, of the 400 block of McIver Street, was charged Thursday with forgery and uttering and obtaining property by false pretense. Bail was set at $10,000.
SANFORD: Brian Lee David, 31, of the 400 block of Carthage Street, was charged Thursday with breaking and entering, larceny and obtaining property by false pretense. Bail was set at $15,000.
SANFORD: Nicholas Gene Haas, 24, of the 1200 block of Bailey Thomas Road, was charged Thursday with obtaining property by false pretense, possession of stolen property and misdemeanor larceny. Bail was set at $7,500.
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Several weeks ago, The World did a story about dance clubs popping-up in Europe for one hour, during lunchtime. (Basically people can swing by an alcohol-free, make-shift dance club at noon. Organizers even provide free lunches!)
While we don't quite have anything like this in Michigan, we do have events where people can enjoy free music and get their dance on—if they want to.
In Ann Arbor there's a free outdoor concert series during the summer, called Sonic Lunch. The indie electronic band Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. (from Detroit) recently played a show to a packed house in Liberty Plaza. Several people danced near the front of the stage, and at least half the crowd raised their hands when the band asked, "How many of you are here on your lunch break?"
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about the whole US resident limitation and got this response:
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Your concern has been a very commonly voiced one throughout the communities thus far. I can say with 100% certainty that you only have to be a US resident to upload content for review into the Rock Band Network. Any artist is able to partake, regardless of where the artist is actually located, as long as they can find someone to help submit it (which is where we come along).
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Project Title: Fatty Acids and Major Cardiovascular Outcomes
Abstract: DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): With advancing age, the incidence and prevalence of congestive heart failure (CHF), atrial fibrillation (AF), and stroke rise dramatically, producing major burdens of morbidity and mortality. Dietary intakes of n-3 fatty acids and trans-fatty acids influence many cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors, including risk factors for CHF, AF, and stroke. However, relations between n-3 and trans-fatty acids and these major CVD endpoints are not well-established. In prior studies, we have demonstrated that reported dietary habits are independently associated with incidence of CVD events in older adults. We have particularly focused on effects of different fish meals and hypothesized that the observed relations with disease risk may be due to n-3 or trans-fatty acids. Estimation of dietary intake of specific fatty acids using diet questionnaires can be challenging. In prior work using case-control designs, we have demonstrated that direct measurement of phospholipid n-3 and trans-fatty acids provides an objective measure of exposure and allows direct investigation of relations between these fatty acids and risk of coronary heart disease. We propose to measure plasma phospholipid fatty acids in stored samples among 4,766 older adults in the Cardiovascular Health Study, a population-based, multicenter cohort study of CVD risk, to investigate prospectively the association between n-3 and trans-fatty acids and incidence of CHF, AF, stroke, and total mortality. Fatty acids will be assessed using plasma stored in 1992, with events prospectively ascertained and adjudicated. For each of these outcomes, we hypothesize that n-3 fatty acids (both seafood and plant-derived) will be associated with lower risk, while trans-fatty acids will be associated with higher risk. As a secondary aim, we will elucidate potential mechanisms for CVD effects by evaluating the relations of these fatty acids with measures of hemodynamics, cardiac structure and function, electrophysiology, insulin sensitivity, inflammation, endothelial function, and obesity. These aims directly address the NIH's goal to investigate the role of nutritional factors for causation or prevention of CHF. The results of this proposed research will be highly relevant to public health, identifying dietary factors which may influence risk of major disease endpoints in older adults, including heart failure, atrial fibrillation, stroke, and death.
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My husband and I got married at eight in the morning. It was winter, freezing, the trees encased in ice and a few lone blackbirds balancing on telephone wires. We were in our early 30s, considered ourselves hip and cynical, the types who decried the institution of marriage even as we sought its status. During our wedding brunch we put out a big suggestion box and asked people to slip us advice on how to avoid divorce; we thought it was a funny, clear-eyed, grounded sort of thing to do, although the suggestions were mostly foolish: Screw the toothpaste cap on tight. After the guests left, the house got quiet. There were flowers everywhere: puckered red roses and fragile ferns. "What can we do that's really romantic?" I asked my newly wed one. Benjamin suggested we take a bath. I didn't want a bath. He suggested a lunch of chilled white wine and salmon. I was sick of salmon.
What can we do that's really romantic? The wedding was over, the silence seemed suffocating, and I felt the familiar disappointment after a longed-for event has come and gone. We were married. Hip, hip, hooray. I decided to take a walk. I went into the center of town, pressed my nose against a bakery window, watched the man with flour on his hands, the dough as soft as skin, pushed and pulled and shaped at last into stars. I milled about in an antique store. At last I came to our town's tattoo parlor. Now I am not a tattoo type person, but for some reason, on that cold silent Sunday, I decided to walk in. "Can I help you?" a woman asked.


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Extended Stay America - Orlando - Southpark - Commodity Circle8687 Commodity Circle, Orlando, FL 32819 (Show map)
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location is wonderfull, price is excellent
The most I like is a kitchen in the room.
The location was perfect! Five minutes to I drive and 5 minutes to Florida mall!! Walmart and strip mall directly across the street!
Very peaceful environment.
the place was fantastic
I liked everything that came with my room and my stay was very relaxing.
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This hotel is south of downtown Orlando, just a 10-minute drive to Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Orlando. It features an outdoor pool and rooms with a kitchenette. The spacious rooms at Orlando Extended Stay America are furnished with a sitting area and dining table and have cable TV. Each kitchenette includes a stove top, microwave, refrigerator and cookware. Extended Stay America Orlando - John Young Parkway has a gym and laundry facilities on site for guest convenience. Safes and business services are available at the front desk. The Florida Mall, Orange County Convention Center and Orlando International Airport are within a 10-minute drive of this Extended Stay America Orlando hotel. Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum is a 5-minute drive away. Apartments/rooms: 138 Hotel Chain: Extended Stay Hotels. The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 10 at 11:45 PM from the United States.
OutdoorsSun Deck, BBQ Facilities ActivitiesFitness Center InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingFree! Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed). ServicesBaggage Storage, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Laundry, Fax/Photocopying, Vending Machine (Drinks), Vending Machine (Snacks) GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Elevator, Safe, Heating, Air Conditioning Check-inFrom 3:00 PM Check-outUntil 11:00 AM Cancellation/
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Everything was good to excellent
I love the front desk staff..<3
I didnt like the fact we had to change our room twice during our stay,carpet dirty,tub was not clean and someone used the bathroom and didnt wipe.spots were on the pillows this hotel needs an a serious UPDATE.
location is wonderfull, price is excellent
The most I like is a kitchen in the room.
The condition location wasn't good. It is not a good idea to dispose condition opposite a bed. Whole the night cold air flew on me.
The location was perfect! Five minutes to I drive and 5 minutes to Florida mall!! Walmart and strip mall directly across the street!
The beds and the bathroom! Booked a queen room but the bed was a Double! I mention it to front desk and they stated that they classify it as a Queen! I've own many Queen beds and it was not a a queen bed! We stated at Bonnet Creek Resort for 3 days on our vacation and their Queen bed was a real queen bed! My wife and I felt so uncomfortable in the small so called queen bed!
Very peaceful environment.
the place was fantastic
I liked everything that came with my room and my stay was very relaxing.
I'd like it to be a little cleaner, some things need to be updated like carpet and construction was annoying.
staff was nice
roach in the room!
the morning grab and go.
it was all good
Room design
The staff was more than accessible to help with any and all issues or accomidations.
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There was no hotel info guide in the room to tell me important things like hours of breakfast. Walked over at 10am and it was already done =(
The price was right.
The beds need to be replaced, you can hear everything between units.
Location was ok, near SeaWorld, DisneyWorld, near shopping mails. Shopping mal in neaberhood to by food for breakfest etc. nice swimming pool, good appartment, value for your money
no fruit, no fruit at contential breakfast
all we needed was included in the price i.e. wifi,air con.fridge etc.we have had to in past experiences in other hotels pay extra for these on arrival .
possibly because there was not many rooms left we were allocated a disabled room which was not a problem it was located very handy for the pool and exit. however the room had a three quarter bed which was not comfortable fot 2 people. there was a sofa bed which i used but a double bed would have been better.
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The amenities , kitchenette, breakfast coffee each morning etc.
An odor in room and the carpet was dirty.
They gave us a late check out without charge! It was a big room.
Dirty bathrooms, hair in bathtub, smelly room and hallways of third floor
There is a kitchenette, but old appliances
Carpet is real dirty and smells. The dirt is so evident.
In general most everything. Sweet and Very helpful staff. But....
Much better security, there are no security guards that I have seen, or met. It's in a very secluted location off of a very busy high way, and it's easy to miss especially at night. Better lighting on all sides of the property. More handicape parking, there is none in the back, or the sides. They need more handicap access. Rooms,up graded handicape bath rooms for example; sit down benches in the showers this one dose not, do something about the water pouring out of the showers soaking the floor inspite of the curtain being fully closed. For myself, I'd like to see a better selection of T.V. stations, to me they are sparce. More smoker friendly spots and a nice bench to sit on while they're at it.
Cama boa, nova e limpa, toalhas novas, banheiro, cozinha ótima, 25 canais tv a cabo, café da manhã embora pouco diversificado, o local é um pouco distante da international drive mas se tem carro alugado.
A limpeza mesmo sendo de 2 em 2 dias não funciona. Quem fica mais de 8 dias a limpeza é diária.
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MA Secretary of HSS Under Fire for Drug Crises
Massachusetts House Republican leaders are calling on Governor Deval Patrick's health and human services secretary to resign. This follows the evidence tampering scandal at a state crime lab and a meningitis outbreak linked to a state-regulated pharmacy in Framingham.
House Republican leader Brad Jones says Judy Ann Bigby was too slow in responding to the problems at the state drug lab and the compounding pharmacy and she does not have the management skills to deal with the fallout:
On Wednesday, Bigby testified at a legislative oversight hearing about the problems at the state drug lab, which was under the umbrella of her secretariat. Lawmakers pressed her on how the problems could have been allowed to go on for so long. Bigby acknowledged serious lapses that have now led to the release of nearly 200 defendants and has put tens of thousands of criminal cases in jeopardy. But she mostly blamed the mess on a single rogue chemist:
Republicans are expressing frustration over her answers:
"The testimony was uninspiring, lacking, I would say less than forthcoming."
Bigby is defending herself in a written statement, saying that both crises are "tragic and unacceptable, and that people have been held accountable for these lapses." And the administration is taking action to ensure that these events are never allowed to happen again. A spokesperson for the governor says Bigby has the Governor's full support.
Bigby is Patrick's longest serving cabinet member. She has been working closely with HIM on the Massachusetts health care overhaul and its implementation.- one of the Governor's top priorities.


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Kohler K-15071-P-G Brushed Chrome Single Handle Kitchen Faucet from the Coralais Series
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ADA | Yes |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Eco Friendly | No |
Escutcheon Included | Yes |
Faucet Centers | 8 |
Faucet Holes | 3 |
Faucet Type | Kitchen Faucet |
Filtering | No |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.2 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Height | 9 |
Installation Available | Yes |
Installation Type | Deck Mounted |
Low Lead Compliant | Yes |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Metal |
Max Deck Thickness | 1.38 |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Overall Height | 9 |
Overall Width | 10 |
Pre Rinse | No |
Pullout Spray | No |
Sidespray | No |
Soap Dispenser Included | No |
Spout Height | 6 |
Spout Reach | 9.25 |
Spout Swivel | 360 |
Spout Type | Swivel |
Theme | Traditional |
Valve Type | Ceramic Disc |
Width | 10 |
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Coralais(R) Decorator kitchen sink faucet with escutcheon and lever handle
- One-piece ceramic valve resists debris and hard water buildup
- High-temperature limit stop allows you to preset a comfortable maximum temperature to eliminate scalding
- Temperature memory enables water to be turned on/off at any temperature setting
- All-metal construction ensures durability and longer life
- Low-flow aerator option available (please see latest price book)
Offering convenience, quality and style at a competitive price, this Coralais decorator kitchen sink faucet brings sleek design continuity to the kitchen. A single-lever handle completes the look, and the contemporary or transitional style complements a variety of decors.
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Our SKU: K-15071-P
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
Almond - K-15071-P-96
Biscuit - K-15071-P-7
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Brushed Chrome - K-15071-P-BN
Brushed Nickel - K-15071-P-PB*
Polished Brass - K-15071-P-CP*
Polished Chrome - K-15071-P-0
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Question, the supply lines coming from the fixture, are they just the normal, providing a male connection? k-15071-p also, what's the default for the supposed temperature setting. Should say, does it need to be set? thank you for your time in responsing.
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Single Handle Kitchen Faucet from the Coralais Series
solid faucet
I needed a replacement in white.. not the color of the decade anymore so not that many options... First I bought a name brand faucet at HD with a spray head that was very heavy so I figured it would like be a quality product... the spray head was plastic and I broke it the first day. After returning the other faucet I searched for one without a sprayer. The K-15071 is very solid. Should last 20 years minimum. After searching the internet, this site sold it delivered for less than Amazon even with free Prime shipping. Quick delivery. Tracking isn't a strong suit here. Got it in a few days, tracking stated a few weeks.
April 19, 2011
Excellent quality product
After extensive online research, I selected Kohler for quality, durability, warranty, affordability and style. A surprising number of faucet manufacturers now make faucets of plastic, not metal! - fortunately, Kohler is not among them. Faucet feels sturdy, solid, and durable; has a sleek, attractive design; and handle operates very smoothly and easily -- without dripping (a complaint seen in online reviews of faucets by other manufacturers); and has an excellent warranty. The faucet neck is a bit stiff to move from side to side when newly installed, but my plumber assured me that this is typical and resolves with use. (I replaced a nearly 30 year old faucet -- which understandably had been more 'broken in'!)
I am very pleased with the quality, warranty, appearance, and price of this Kohler product. Customer service was also wonderful, helping me select the correct faucet size (since the faucet I replaced had actually been too short for the drain location), and later troubleshooting what turned out to be installer error (resolved quickly and easily the next morning by a different plumber).
November 16, 2010
great faucet
I love that I could find a replacement faucet that looked very similar like the one I had before and that it came in the color biscuit. It works perfectly and was easy to install.
February 8, 2010
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The Bold Look of Kohler is more than a slogan, it is a testament to the sight and focus of the Kohler company since the late 1800's. Kohler designs its plumbing fixtures and accessories for longevity and with a focus on pleasing your senses. Kohler's attributes make its plumbing and accessories a clear choice of quality for generations to come.
Kohler Coralais Collection
Offering convenience, quality and style at a competitive price, The Kohler Coralais collection brings sleek design continuity to the bath or kitchen. Lever or sculptured acrylic handles complete the look. Kohler Coralais single-control, two-handle and Decorator faucets include models with integral pull-out sprays, remote valves and swing spouts. Solid-color faucets, an array of handle selections and handle inserts extend your design options.
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Coralais Double Handle Laundry Faucet with Threaded Spout
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Kohler K-15072-P
Single Handle Kitchen Faucet with Side Spray from the Coralais Series
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Kohler Lifetime Limited Warranty
Kohler Co. warrants its faucets to be leak and drip free during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her home.* If the faucet should leak or drip during normal use, Kohler will, free of charge, mail to the purchaser the cartridge necessary to put the faucet in good working condition.
Kohler also warrants all other aspects of the faucet, except gold finish, to be free of defects in material and workmanship during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her own home. If a defect is found in normal residential use, Kohler Co. will (at its election) repair, provide a replacement part or product, or make appropriate adjustment. Damage to a product caused by accident, misuse, or abuse is not covered by this warranty.
Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) must be provided to Kohler with all warranty claims. Kohler Co. is not responsible for labor charges, installation, or other consequential costs.
In no event shall the responsibility of Kohler exceed the purchase price of the faucet.
To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or by calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing:
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48 anglers & 373 releases in 3 days
The 12th Annual International Guatemala Club Nautico Tournament was held last week in Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala
Costa Rica, 7releases
A fin ity, 6 releases
Guatemala Ligth tackle, 4 releases
179 sailfish were released in the second day and a blue marlin release from the only woman fishing this tournament Sherry Jumonville
153 sailfish were released this day and 2 blue marlin for a total of 373 billfish released in the 3 days of the tournament
The winner was Davis clapp from the USA team A FIN ITY with 15 releases,
The surprise was the rookie Rene Suares from the LA RANA ( the frog ) team from Guatemala who only like to fish for marlin with lures and this is his second participation in a circle hook and bait tournament and who get the second place for time becouse Davis Clapp caught his last fish before Rene Suares and one Albino Sailfish.
Finals results:
Davis Clapp 15 releases
Rene Suares 15 releases
Jim Turner 14 releases
A FIN ITY 35 releases
LA RANA 35 releaes
CLUB NAUTICO 33 releases
A FIN ITY 37 releaeses
BUDDY BOY 33 releases
CANASO 30 releases
Al "Legend" Schaefer
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Congratulations to all participants,
Hi Al; I am envious of the albino sailfish. Pity there is no way to target those. For comparative purposes, for those who are seeking billfish, Guatemala is the premier fishery for Pacific Sails. The number of other species caught is a strong indicator of the prevalence (or lack of) of marlin in the region. It roughly appears that 100 sails are caught per each blue marlin. Again, congratulations to all and especially for the release of that ever, ever so rare albino billfish. For Pacific Sails this is the place to go (tournament or no tournament) with the record in a day being by Capt. Hamlin at around 124 +/- (subject to confirmation/it might be considerably higher). Such a nice way to spend November.
THANKS to copy and paste part of my fishing report,
Last edited by Pez Vela; 11-16-08 at 12:30 AM.
And, here's the rest of the report:
5-6 & 8 Nov: The Casa Vieja Fleet started off the new season fishing the Club Náutico International Light Tackle Tournament.
Capt. Chris Sheeder aboard the "Buddy Boy" Finished the tournament in second place releasing 31 sails in the three day tournament and a blue marlin, not a bad finish taking into consideration that Chris went looking for the mother load the first day and did not release a fish on day one. Congrats to Chris and the crew for a job well done!
Capt. Chico Alvarenga aboard the "Cañaso" had a very nice showing during the tournament releasing 27 sails and a blue marlin of about 300# on 20#. The Cañaso and crew finished the tournament in third place, and was in the bite all three days.
Capt. Nico Melendrez aboard the "Release" also had a very good tournament and was the boat that found the bite that was fished during the tournament. Nico and his crew finished in a not so distant fourth place releasing 27 sails. Lady luck was not to be seen on day three of the tournament aboard the "Release" but the opportunity in bites was ever present for the anglers.
Capt. Erik aboard the "Finest Kind" released 14 sails and a blue marlin during the three day tournament and finished in a very distant 10th place. They will be looking to redeem themselves during the upcoming Presidential Challenge of Central America tournament taking place 20 thru 23 Nov.
Al "Legend" Schaefer
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Al "Legend" Schaefer
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I got it off Sancocho
Al "Legend" Schaefer
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Mitakuye Oyasin!
I am Pez Vela here in this forum and i am Sancocho in anothers sites but i did not post on In The Bite so far, so i am not stealing to anybody, i like to share information about fishing and i like to share the fishing report from my country,
And i started to post fishing report from Guatemala in another sites becouse i get tired to see fishing reports from Iztapa Guatemala with only thousands and thousands of letters and hundres of billfish releases but with out a single photo, if you see most reports from Guatemala or another good spot from who copy and paste my report from another site ( steal ) always are the same just letters and no photos and nobody re post to his fishing reports becouse that, why his captians or mates dont have the time to take some photos during the fishing time ?
I get my Guatemala and Venezuelan reports directly from the horses-mouth, not from Liz or anyone else. So far as I know, there's no copyright on forum postings. Anyone can borrow from anyone else. My reports are often translated into German, Norwegian, Swedish, French and Chec for those websites that don't have English forums and I have no problem with that.
During tournaments the photos are copyrighted, so you need to be careful about posting them without giving proper credit.
Al "Legend" Schaefer
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Sweat Lodge Deaths & Self-Help Gurus: A Question of Accountability
October 26, 2009 by The Dove · Leave a Comment
By Jonathan Ellerby, PhD
The recent and tragic events that involved three deaths and more than 19 injured and emotionally traumatized at a James Ray "Spiritual Warrior Retreat" deserves to be treated with some gentleness for this is more than a news item, but a horrific experience of loss and suffering that is impacting far more people than only those who were there. It is also a criminal investigation and a mans career under scrutiny. This "event" brings up some critical issues in our society, and this is one of those important times where we can either learn something that will serve everyone, or fall into the kind of blame and stereotyping that helps no one.


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Days after having been brutally beaten up by the Chávez regime agents, student leader Lorent Saleh explained why Venezuelan youths have no other option but to take to the streets to demand the restoration of the Constitution, even when they are knowingly risking their lives.
"We've had 14 years of the same and every time our future gets more blurry. We cannot allow them to continue to make fun of us," said Saleh in an interview via Skype, during which he showed great difficulty speaking.
His face looked deformed, his lips swollen. The blows to his face had weakened his upper gum so much that he felt pain with every word.
Even so, Saleh said that he and his comrades are ready to continue to protest the installation of an "illegitimate" regime in Venezuela.
"We're getting ready to strengthen the protests even more. We're getting ready to go national. The government knows this, which is why it is acting the way it is," he said.
There are hundreds of youths like Saleh who have initiated journeys of protests to express their discontent over the installation of a Chávez government not headed by President Hugo Chávez, which is seen by the opposition as an aberration of the country's laws orchestrated from Havana.
The almost-daily demonstrations by students of some of the main schools in the country seek to alert the international community of the illegitimacy of the government presided by Vice President Nicolás Maduro on behalf of Chávez, whose real medical condition is unknown to Venezuelans.
Representatives of the University of Carabobo expressed their solidarity Wednesday with the hunger strike initiated by two young students before the building that houses the Organization of American States demanding the appointment of an independent medical board to travel to Cuba and evaluate the health conditions of the president.
That demonstration was going on while another group of students of the Central University of Venezuela gathered before the Supreme Court to protest the court's blessing of the regime headed by Maduro.
"That ruling is nothing more than legitimizing a de facto government," said the student Francisco Matheus. "Not having a president to take his oath, we find ourselves with a de facto government that today is already naming officials."
Chávez, who suffers from an aggressive cancer, traveled to Havana on Dec. 9 to have new surgery and he has not been seen in public since then.
The Venezuelan government insists that the president is in a full process of recovery, though a series of media versions say that Chávez faces a very delicate medical situation and that his cancer is in terminal stage.
The beginning of a new Chávez term, inaugurated last Thursday in a strange ceremony in which Maduro took the oath of hundreds of Chávez followers, is questioned by some of the main leaders of the opposition who reject the Supreme Court's ruling ratifying the measure.
The ruling of the court — which is considered by the opposition as an appendix of the Chávez regime — is one of the central issues of the students' protests during the last two days.
Yet the demonstrations are being brutally repressed by law-enforcement agents.
About 11 students who took part in a protest at the University of the Andes (ULA) at the end of last week were wounded after National Guard agents shot them with pellets.


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This Highlander waterproof picnic rug comes in blue and features the Team GB Lion head logo emblazoned on the front. You can unroll this rug and do anything from relaxing in the sun, to enjoying a picnic. The Team GB Large Lion picnic rug is made from polyester, and features an outer waterproof fleece for comfort and protection on damp, uneven ground. The rug rolls up into a compact size and includes a carry handle.
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easyFairs FOOD-to-GO Silesia 2012 (Śląsk in Polish). Dedicated to small gastronomies, ice cream parlours, pizzerias, fast food restaurants and catering businesses.
With this show, we are responding to the strong interest expressed by Silesian visitors at FOOD-to-GO Krakow, which took place in May 2011. Restauranteurs and owners of gastronomy points from Chorzów, Katowice, Zabrze or Jaworzno made up a very large part of our visitors! That's why in 2012 we'll locate this important event in Silesia.
Chorzów is the city associated with entertainment and exciting leisure opportunities, which makes it the perfect place for such an event. Apart from its rich tradition, Chorzów is located right in the heart of the Silesian agglomeration and partakes in its regional diversity -- including the wonderful cuisine. We are sure that FOOD-to-GO Silesia 2012 will be a real treat and a professional attraction for people in the gastronomy trades.
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Belarus not yet confirmed for 2013 after surprising 2-1 loss
HELSINKI Johann Auvitu's goal with 1:17 remaining broke a 1-1 tie and gave France a crucial 2-1 win over Belarus.
The result has implications for three teams. The win gives France a chance to qualify for the quarter-finals if they beat Slovakia in regulation time tomorrow. Belarus has not yet qualified for the top level of the 2013 either, although chances are pretty good it will be there.
Click here for a video with post-game comments.
"We wanted to give ourselves a chance for tomorrow's game," said goalie Cristobal Huet, who stopped 21 of 22 shots. "It's not going to be easy, but we wanted to give ourselves a shot at it and that's where we are now."
A win by Kazakhstan tonight over the host Finns would move the Kazakhs into seventh spot and force Belarus to get at least one point from its game against Canada tomorrow to avoid demotion.
"One goal is not enough," said Vladimir Denisov. We lost against France last year, too, and we spoke with the guys yesterday that we have to win. Maybe everybody understood that. Everybody has to push himself."
Auvitu's goal came off a turnover by Belarus in the France end resulting in a three-on-two break. The French played the situation perfectly and Auvitu, the trailer, took a pass in the slot and drilled a great shot over the glove of Dmitri Milchakov.
"We don't play beautiful hockey but it works for a couple of nights," said Auvitu. "Slovakia is an even stronger team, so we have to play even more defensively."
France had the better of the play in the first period and benefitted from the only three power-play opportunities, but it was Belarus that skated off after 20 minutes with the 1-0 lead. That goal came on a nice three-way passing play at 8:15.
Defenceman Dmitri Korobov fed a pass from the point to Alexei Ugarov, charging towards the goal, and Ugarov made a great pass across to the back side of the play where Alexei Kalyuzhny one-timed the puck into the empty side. Huet had no chance on the shot.
The second period proved to be the mirror opposite of the first. This time it was Belarus that got the only three power plays and failed to score, but the only goal of the period came from France on a one-timer.
In this instance, Vincent Bachet passed the puck over to Kévin Hecquefeuille whose quick blast from long range went through a maze of players and over the shoulder of Vitali Koval to make it a 1-1 game with just 2:03 left in the period.
Koval pulled a groin on the play and was forced to leave. It appeared as though he started to move one way, and then reversed his course, doing the splits in awkward fashion in the process. He left the ice slowly and third goalie Dmitri Milchakov came on in relief.
The third period was played cautiously and tentatively by both teams, and as the clock wound down it became clear the next goal would almost certainly be the game winner. It was, and France lives to play another day.


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The Toy Story Rex Dinosaur is approximately 18.25 long, and is highly detailed, looks just like in the movie with poseable arms, legs and neck. Makes the perfect companion to Karate Action Buzz Lightyear, Sheriff Woody and Hamm Piggy Bank (Each sold separately).
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Product Weight:1.7 pounds
Product Dimensions (in inches):12.0 x 10.2 x 8.3
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If you're standing between this Rex, and the Toy Story Collection Rex, pick this one.Not only is he about 20 bucks cheaper, he is fully AWESOME! First of all, to ...Read complete review
If you're standing between this Rex, and the Toy Story Collection Rex, pick this one.Not only is he about 20 bucks cheaper, he is fully AWESOME! First of all, to make note of a complaint, his tail is easy to put on and take off. Seriously, as long as he has lots of TLC and no visits to Sunnyside Daycare's Caterpillar Room, he should last a long long time. He may not be able to talk or move, but that's the kind of toy I like best! A toy that does absolutely nothing but spark imagination! And he's incredibly detailed, I mean, frankly, his paint color looked a lot darker in the movies, but his paint color is the same as the Toy Story Collection one. But whatever, this guy is amazing! He's the first addition to my Toy Story collection and is a constant loyal companion since I recieved him on my Birthday. In my opinion, this is THE Rex to get!
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My son loves his Rex, but the dang tail falls off EVERY time he plays with it. It's really annoying.
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Doesn't do much but stand on its own.
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By grand mother
from chicago il
found out that only the tail move's and come's off it would have been nice if move parts move
By Dad the spoiler
from Ft Walton beach Florida
About Me First Time Parent
Good toy, the only downside is that it doesn't say anything it would be so much better if Rex talked!
Awesome addition to the collection!
By mperez5044
from chicago, IL
About Me Parent of Two or More Children, Working Parent
I purchased this as a birthday present for my son and he absolutely loved it. I like that it seems to be pretty durable and won't break easily and all of its parts are posable. I think it would've been nice if it spoke like most of the other Toy Story characters do but by no means is it a negative for me. It's a great toy that will last!
my grandson was very happy
By garner
from ashland il
Very durable product seems to be able to stand up to a three year old
Nice Rex great for the rest of set
By Happy grand kid
from Muskegon , mi
Vary nice Rex's to add to the set looks to hold up to grand kid playing with it .
A Real Toy!
By My Kid's Dad
from Boise, Idaho
This is a well made, honest to goodness actual toy that my son loves! One of the nicest features is that it doesn't require batteries. He gets to use his imagination when he is playing with Rex and his other Toy Story friends.
Great For A Toddler
By Mami Mia
from Denham Sprngs, La.
About Me Education Oriented, First Time Parent, Working Parent
My 2 year old son loves Toy Story and Dinosaurs.This Rex is durable, no batteries needed and easy to clean.
By Klink
from McKinney, Tx
About Me Working Parent
My son loves this toy. It doesn't do much, but is a nice addition to his collection. It's his only Toy Story toy that he can take in the bath with him.
I would buy the product again
By Jess
from Houston, TX
About Me Parent of Two or More Children, Stay at Home Parent
It was a gift for my son, he loved it and has dropped it a couple of times but no damage has happened. I really like the material i think it would of been way much better if it would of talked like Woody, Jessie and Buz.
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But despite three more caps he hasn't featured for Wales since that year. Now 21, Prydie is determined to make the most of his chance in the Far East having enjoyed a fine season for the struggling Dragons in the PRO12 after moving from Ospreys.
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Prydie made 26 appearances for the Dragons, scoring six tries and accumulating 230 points to finish second behind Leinster's Ian Madigan in the PRO12 points charts.
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After protecting our nation, the Army has no greater mission than to care for our wounded, ill and injured soldiers and their families. Since 1775, Army Medicine has stood shoulder to shoulder with our fighting forces on the battlefield and their families at home. No other service can make that claim.
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Here we go... My first log... so go easy!
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Everything should be here in the next week or so.... (I have everything but my PES stuff 9/12)
To give a little background, Im 25, 5'8' 150lbs right now. My goal is get back to 160lbs defined. ( I was at this 2 years ago..ATV Accident and kids changed all that) I was at the gym 6 days a week, 2-3 hours a day. I lived for it.. My girls came around and of course, priorities change.
My routine and diet changed greatly, as I am now I am at the gym about an hour and 30 minutes - 3 days a week. I will be moving to 4 days a week since my schedule at work and family "time" will finally allow it.
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Creatine Nitrate - 4 caps before workout - 3 caps after workout
Erase- 1 cap, 2 times a day (630am/before workout)
Anabeta- 1 cap, 4 times a day (630am/930am/Noon/before workout)
Myofusion Protein - 3 times a day (this will vary daily)
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The City of Philadelphia has announced the Department of Licenses and Inspections (L&I) mobile app, a new civic engagement tool that is part of the existing Philly311 app. Now residents can both report issues and access L&I property records such as permits, licenses, violations, and appeals on their smartphones. The City is also releasing the app's underlying source code as part of an open source project in order to encourage others to build on it. The new app is the latest way L&I is striving to be a more transparent, accountable, and customer friendly agency.
"We at L&I know that by partnering with community members in identifying and solving neighborhood problems, we can all make Philadelphia an even better place to live and work. We're excited to leverage Philly311's popular mobile app to offer users on the go the ability to access information about what L&I is doing in their neighborhood." said L&I Commissioner Carlton Williams.
To use the L&I app, download the Philly311 Mobile App in the iPhone, Android, or BlackBerry app store. For the first time, the source code for the app is being released as an open source project on the popular software repository GitHub (https://github.com/cityofphiladelphia/li). Philadelphia-area developers are encouraged to "fork" the source code for their own use or to suggest improvements that can then be incorporated back into the L&I app. In August, L&I became the first Department to provide its extensive collection of data in a way that can be easily searched, mapped, and analyzed by any user with internet access.
Said Philly311 Contact Center Director Rosetta Lue, "This is a great example of how the Philly311 app provides a civic engagement platform. Rather than building a separate application, we're adding new functionality to an existing tool we've already paid for and 10,000 residents already have."
City representatives will also be on hand at this weekend's "Random Hacks of Kindness" civic software programming event, co-organized by local technology news site TechnicallyPhilly.com and Drexel University. They will talk with participants about the open source project and encourage their support in helping to enhance it. To find out more about the Hacks of Kindness event visit TechnicallyPhilly.com.
"This effort by L&I underscores not only the City's commitment to providing more open access to important data, but also our desire to use open data as a catalyst for further innovation with our partners in the technology and entrepreneurial communities," said Chief Innovation Officer Adel Ebeid. "We are at the beginning of the process, and we plan on doing much more to collaborate with our partners in the Philadelphia technology community."
The Philly311 app has proven to be very popular with more than 10,000 Philadelphians having downloaded it in the last two months. The app not only allows residents to report issues to the City via their smartphone, it is also an important way to find out time sensitive information like their polling location or the City's response to Hurricane Sandy.
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The work of local artist Doug York will be featured at the Laurel County Public Library during this week-long exhibit.
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Since starting in 1994, Doug has completed 21 individual works of art in this genre.
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