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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - The Arkansas Supreme Court says the mother of slain Little Rock TV anchor Anne Pressly can proceed in part with a lawsuit against a hospital and three workers who illegally looked at her daughter's medical files.
Justices ruled Thursday that Patricia Cannady can sue St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center for outrageous behavior. But they upheld a lower court's ruling that Pressly's family cannot seek punitive damages for invasion of privacy.
A Pulaski County judge ruled last year that the law doesn't allow privacy claims after the death of the individual affected. Attorneys for the hospital and a doctor argued that rulings and law going back to the 1800s back up the judge's decision to dismiss the case.
Curtis Vance was convicted of capital murder in Pressly's 2008 death.
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Now four years on since it was first announced way back in 2007, Martin Scorsese's appropriately expansive documentary "George Harrison: Living In The Material World" is now ready to be shown to the world, and if this trailer is any indication, it's going to be a must see.
Boasting interviews from friends colleagues and collaborators including Eric Clapton, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, George Martin, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, Tom Petty, Phil Spector, Ringo Starr and Jackie Stewart, the roughly three-and-a-half hour documentary will dig deep into Harrison's life and career from The Beatles through to his years as a solo artist, his work as a film producer, a philanthropist and more. The scope and size is no surprise especially given the similarly detailed treatment Scorsese gave Bob Dylan in "No Direction Home" and certainly, everyone from die-hard Beatles and Harrison fans to the casual observer will be well served by the doc.
"Living In The Material World" will unspool at the New York Festival and hit HBO shortly thereafter in a two-part presentation on October 5th and 6th. Check out the trailer below along with the poster (which will also be the cover the companion book that will be released in conjunction with the documentary). [Yahoo/The Beatles]

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The state is: My wife and I along with 2 other relatives found ourselves executors of a very small estate (less than $3,000). All of the final tax return paperwork was completed by and accountant and all that remains is to divide up the remaining funds among the beneficiaries and send out the cheques.
The disbursements was structured in the will so that 2 individuals would receive $5,000 each, 2 others $1,000 each and another 2, $500 each. Any remaining funds were then to be divided equally between six parties, some of who were included in the specific amounts above and some who were not.
I am presuming that since the estate is less than $13,000 which is the threshold where everyone named would get the share that was named in the will, that we would instead simply pro-rate the proceeds among the those first six beneficiaries. The other six beneficiaries would be left out due to lack of funds.
My question is whether the executors are obliged to send a reconciliation to everyone named in the will even though they would not be receiving any of the proceeds, and secondly how much detail of the financial affairs is it necessary to provide to the beneficiaries when the final cheques are distributed?
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- This is a situation that proves the rule -- no good deed goes unpunished. Tell everyone the story and help avoid problems down the road.#1; Mon, 02 May 2005 23:57:00 GMT
- In regards to the last sentence: "How much detail of the financial affairs is it necessary to provide to the beneficiaries when the final cheques are distributed?"
I am wondering something similar. I am a beneficiary on a will. My stepfather passed away 17 months ago and he left 75% of his estate to his 4 children, and 25% of his estate to his three step children. His oldest son is the executor of the estate.
My two siblings and I just received our portion; the 25% split between the three of us. Attached to the check was a note saying how much each beneficiary received (children $74,513 each and step children $33,117 each. It said that the grand total of estate was $417,486.
For checks and balances purposes and for curiositys sake, I decided to get a copy of the inventory, appraisement and list of claims from the county clerk which is public record. It lists the total property at $676,153. This $258,667 is a considerable difference. I understand that debts and liabilities needed to be paid but I am suspicious of my step brother. Is it legal for me to get an accounting of where the $258,667 went? I am wondering how much my step brother paid himself to be executor. How do I proceed and should I even bother going there? My two siblings and I are in a different state from my step siblings and we arent at all close.#2; Tue, 03 May 2005 12:13:00 GMT
- And in what state is this probate?#3; Tue, 03 May 2005 07:12:00 GMT
- Thanks for the advice. Nothing to hide here, just a desire to reduce the paperwork and try to determine what the legal obligations are by way of furnishing information.#4; Tue, 03 May 2005 06:41:00 GMT


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No stranger to either cloying pseudo-comedy or redoing things already huge in France, Patch Adams and Nutty Professor director Tom Shayac is reportedly coming out of retirement to direct an English-language remake of 2011's The Intouchables.
Shadyac has been out of the Hollywood film scene since directing both Evan Almighty and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry in 2007. That experience somehow left him unfazed and fine with continuing down that path, but that same year, he did end up concussed by what would be a life-changing bicycle accident. The crash left him with months of headaches and light sensitivity, and he gave away most of his money and possessions--a journey that he chronicled in the 2011 documentary I Am. The Weinstein Company's remake would bring him back into the narrative fold, just as it's already brought him back into wanting to have a bunch of money again, as Shadyac's negotiations are reportedly running long due to his wanting the kind of Liar Liar-sized paycheck he was used to.
The French original Intouchables was directed by Olivier Nakache
Éric Toledano, and starred François Cluzet and Omar Sy as, respectively, a quadriplegic and his reluctant new personal assistant. Forced to spend full days together, rich old whitey and servile black guy get completely Driving Miss Daisy'd with mawkish, race-and-class-bridging friendship. The audience smiles sweetly.
Though he's not signed, Colin Firth is reportedly circling the quadriplegic role, but Deadline notes there are still other actors chasing the part. Don't yet rule out Eddie Murphy pushing around... Eddie Murphy???


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Sunday, May 22, 2011
EYE SPY: Maxime Teixeira
So as I was doing my daily scroll through the tennis photo banks today something, or rather someone, caught my ever curious eye. His name is Maxime Teixeira and he's a 21-year old Frenchie who competes primarily on the ATP Challenger Tour and ITF Futures according to his Wiki page; he won his first Challenger title earlier this year. But, today, he won his first round match at Roland Garros taking out compatriot Vincent Millot 2-6, 7-5, 7-6 (4), 4-6, 6-1.
I'm sure the Frenchies are happy to have another one of theirs make it through the opening gate. And besides, the men's draw is a much better place with Max in it. Why you ask? 'Cause he's HAWT. Duh.
Anyway, here's hoping we get him on a local TV/computer screen in the very near future. And the chances are good we will since he takes on either Roger Federer or Feliciano Lopez in the next round. Ah well, enjoy him while he lasts.
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These youngsters walking home from school didn't seem particularly worried about getting wet feet!
The best way to keep your feet dry if you're this young.
Some houses in Appledram Lane North were already four feet under water.
Alternative flood footwear - bare legs dry more quickly than shoes and socks!
The firemen were very cheery and were doing their best to distribute sandbags.
Sorting out the next load of sandbags.
The scene at 4 o'clock this afternoon - water levels are likely to get higher yet....
The main A27 trunk road as you rarely see it. It's likely to be closed for at least another twelve hours as the section west of here is flooded under several feet of water.
wow! impressive!!! it looks like Brittany :))
tomie · 2012-06-11: 13:38
Oh Gracious, here we are praying for Rain. . . .If it were only so easy as to take the extra water there and mail it to here. . . .
karmankwarner · 2012-06-11: 13:45
Impressive series Helen. Here, so certain places are in a worrisome situation.
Glad to know that your house isn't too many damages :)
josy63 · 2012-06-11: 13:55
It looks really serious, but I like your cheerful attitude and presentation... praying for that area.
Nellinka · 2012-06-11: 14:25
oH Gosh...I wish it would stop raining if only for a little while, we`ve had quite a lot here too.
va000119 · 2012-06-11: 14:29
Helen, we have rain as well ... but oh dear ... not as bad as with you ... for now ...
Ryana · 2012-06-11: 14:53
Great report!
pandka · 2012-06-11: 15:25
I hope it does not get much worse than this, Helen!
Eiram · 2012-06-11: 15:35
I'll wave a wand to clear this up !!! Too easy, hope your weather improves though.
What a great set of photographs you achieved I'm for no 4's solution.
MoMac · 2012-06-11: 17:01
Love that shot of the fireman carrying the sandbag - just right in every way!
Eileen · 2012-06-11: 18:55
WOW! These are such great shots Helen. It looks like all these people had to be aware that you were photographing them. And that didn't make you feel awkward?? I wish I had it in me to look someone straight in the face and take their photo but instead I try to "sneak." I hope that's the last of your rain for a while but really- AWESOME photos.
liveandletlive · 2012-06-11: 21:05
Wow! Great reportage of a dramatic event! Hope all is well with you and Kevin.
lgnelson · 2012-06-11: 22:32
but,but isn't it summer?
Latecomer · 2012-06-12: 02:20
Gosh, I thought we had it bad yesterday, but you guys had it worse, there were some localised floods in Bedford, but we are safe as our house is on higher ground... thank goodness... It looks like the ladies in No 1 & No 2 had the same wellies...
Annbramwell · 2012-06-12: 04:10
Wow, I thought it was bad here, but we didn't get anything except a few big puddles. Absolutely super photos Helen. The first one reminded me of when I was a school kid on Canvey Island and we had a flood (not the famous one that killed about 50 people, but a smaller one about 20 years later) I remember as a failing miserably to sweep the water away with a broom until it all became too much to try.
Hope you all dry out OK.
Jarvo · 2012-06-12: 06:59
I noticed on Facebook that you were having some rather wet adventures here lately. This does NOT look like fun, but you've done a super job of capturing the "event."
lookagain · 2012-06-12: 10:00
Very nice photo coverage...high water is so destructive..I'm sure the kids welcomed the change and challenge they way they do...We finally go some rain in the form of a thunderstorm..and, I had just given up and watered my roses really well..hope they are not too wet! Have buds again anyway.
NellyBly · 2012-06-12: 17:37
oooh, I hope it won't get this ugly with us...It is raining scince the day before yesterday! But great shots!
snowpie · 2012-06-13: 10:46
Great set! #2=amazing!
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text: So today i finally bought my bike...2005 Ironhorse Warrior Sport. before everyone starts to rip me apart, I figured i couldnt beat it for the price- $250. Its got the rock shox J1 fork (is that the same as a judy?), Tektro disk brakes, alivio shifters...it all seems to be pretty decent stuff. I pick it up tommorrow, im pretty excited.


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We sit about 20-30 yards of bait or best tree available. For bait we use dog food and popcorn and molasass with bear crack on top. Honey donuts bacon grease as many scents as possible every bear likes something different.
Once i get a bait set, I will go in a night or two before hunting and do a "honey burn." Basically exactly what it sounds like. take a pack stove or just start a small fire, a metal can of some sort, and honey. Start burning the honey until it boils and then some. Eventually it will turn blackish and you can burn as long as you would like. It puts out one heck of a potent smell, enough that i walk away while its burning cause it gets me a little tipsy feeling. If your in an area that has good wind circulation, it will be smelled and from what i have seen it usually brings customers.
We sit about 20-30 yards of bait or best tree available. For bait we use dog food and popcorn and molasass with bear crack on top. Honey donuts bacon grease as many scents as possible every bear likes something different.
T43 I see you are in Idaho so YES anything placed to attract a bear is considered bait and would require a bait permit. Even the burn sticks.
I usually sit in a treestand, however last year my wife was 7 mo. preggo so we chose a ground blind so she didn't have to climb. Won't be doing that again. I hated the ground blind experience. I much prefer being in the tree where I can see all around me. I will admit the night it snowed 3" while in the bait I was kinda glad I was in a blind.
Items we have used for bait.
1. Used Restuarant Grease.
2. Doughnuts/Bread.
3. Power Bar Scraps.
4. Power Bar Flavoring Syrup. (for attractant more than bait). Got apple cinnamon flavor for this year.
5. Bear Crack Burns.
6. Honey/Maple Syrup/ Apple Oil (for attractant more than bait)
7. This year got a 55 Gal. drum full of peanut butter.
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You guys have got some good ideas. I'm interested in this bear crack stuff and I might try a honey burn or two now. I've never heard of either one; sure am glad I made this thread! My bait site was really successful last year, but it seemed that they were kind of getting picky or bored. Hence, not showing up as often and definitely not staying as long.
The most important lesson I've learned is, the sweeter the better. I've tried stinky and that was a waste of time. I have been using cob from the Co-op, since it's cheap. It already comes with some molasses pre-mixed in it, but I carry in a couple jugs of slightly watered down syrup to mix in with the cob as I pour it. The cob comes in fifty pound bags and I get a free five gallon bucket of syrup every year from the local honey producer. I'll buy as many bags of cob as needed, but try to ration out the syrup.
A lot of people say to mix it up and use a variety of stuff to keep the bear interested. I definitely agree with that after last year's experiences. Thanks for the great ideas, everybody!
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We will be going on our honeymoon next week to Cancun, and my wife and I will be looking for things to do outside of our resort. We're staying in Playa del Carmen, and have already booked ourselves for a day at Xcarat, and are looking for a few other things to do, and maybe some other helpful pointers making a trip like this.
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if u want a fun night out, definitely go to Coco Bongo- it's a blast. It's a cheesy vegas style show but it's a ton of fun. Theres one in playa and one in downton cancun.
The only thing we do outside of our resort is go to Playa for a day. Otherwise we feel no need to leave the compound. That way our toughest decision is pool or beach? margarita or daiquiri?
We once went to Tulum and saw the Mayan ruins, it was interesting and educational, but ehhhh.
It's your honeymoon. Eat, ****, sleep. Repeat. The honeymoon DOESN'T last. Get some while you can. Don't leave the hotel unless it's on fire.
Be careful, don't lose your head.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Realize im not answering your question but I always tell people the following about Cancun. Ive been numerous times and always stay at the resort 95% of the time.
Coco Bongo is a great place most of the time, the rest of the time its a great place to get mugged. Watch out for the people at the resorts trying to get you to go there, they usually have alternative motives.
Cancun is fun however when you leave the resort make sure you are always prepared for the worse, the police wear masks and carry assualt rifles for a reason (luckily for me seeing truck load after truck load of masked men with M16s drive by was enough for my g/f to want to stay at the resort)
Plan out as much as possible to avoid asking workers at the resort for reccomendations or directions. The same people that are helping you are mugging you later.
Dont drink to much off resort, a guy I know who worked down there has told horror stories about Coco Bongo and The area where Hard Rock is.
Last piece of my rant about Cancun is always be w/ a group if off resort, Ive had friends mugged at gun point on the beach. A friend who was there on his honeymoon get pistol whipped and they tried to take his wife by telling them they were the police, and another friend got the shat beat out of him buying some coke. Which brings me to the last point, dont do mexican drugs.
Also, best way to get past the timeshare people at the cancun airport is make up a fake language and then speak to them in it. They dont want to waste their time w/ someone who doesnt speak english.
You might want to do something like XPLOR. That is actually down near Xcaret. It has Zip lines, swimming in a cenote, Floating in an underground cave, etc.
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The Ferry to Cozumel is at Playa del Carmen. Take the Ferry over to Cozumel and rent a jeep or a scooter and go around the island. Or just shop and look around. Nice day trip. Costs about $20 pp RT for the ferry.
Go to Playa and spend some time at the beach bars and do some shopping. Playa Maya on the beach around Calle 8 has great food during the day. Bad Boys on the beach has the Nasty Bastards band playing from 5-9 on Thursdays and Saturdays. Good bar. Calle 4 and Fifth Avenue is a great place called Carboncito's. Great Mexican food. Happy hour 3-6 pm with 25 peso Margaritas and 2X1 Tacos al Pastor. Exploring Fifth Avenue and surrounding area is a day in itself.
I have been to Tulum. Beautiful. But once is enough. Chichen Itza is about a 3 hour drive away. Coba is supposed to be pretty good. But both take all day. And if history and ancient artifacts aren't your thing, I wouldn't recommend it.
Here is a great website with lots of info. Playa del Carmen info
I have been to Playa many times and will be making a couple of trips to Playa this winter. Once in January. Once in February. I do not stay all-inclusive. Beer is cheap. Food is cheap and great. Playa is a great place.
By the way, ignore the talk about Playa not being safe. It is very safe. Just don't be completely stupid. That will get you in trouble anywhere.
Just out of curiousity, what resort are you staying at?
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My wife and I went to Cancun for our honeymoon. We had grand plans of laying on the beach and enjoying ourselves.
She got sick and started throwing up as we left Iowa and didn't stop until we got back (early) three days later.
I wouldn't recommend following our example.
Jesus way 2 give the honeymoon couple a lot to look forward to in Cancun
I'm going to cancun for the first time in January, can't wait. Staying in the Royal in Cancun.
I know the Thread Title says Cancun Vacation, but from Airwalke's post he states he is staying in Playa del Carmen. BIG difference IMO. Airwalke will fly into Cancun Airport but he will be going south to Playa del Carmen, Playa del Carmen is at least 45 minutes away from Cancun. And a taxi ride each way from Playa to Cancun will cost around $45 USD.
One of the reasons I was asking where Airwalke was staying is that even though a resort may say they are in Playa del Carmen, distances are pretty vast. And some are a bit more remote. The lone exceptions of an AI resort in Playa del Carmen would be the Royal Playa del Carmen and the Gran Porto Real. There are also many AI resorts in Playacar, about 5 minutes south of Playa del Carmen which is walkable to Fifth Avenue or about a $7 taxi ride each way.
To get an idea of what I am saying, the distance between Playa and Cancun is roughly similar to the distance between Ames and Des Moines. And there are many resorts in between. The whole Cancun--Tulum Corridor is roughly 100 miles long and dotted with resorts all along the way.
So Airwalke, it might be helpful to post your resort to give you some help.
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I'm going to cancun for the first time in January, can't wait. Staying in the Royal in Cancun.
My daughter and son-in-law stay there at the Royal in Cancun. Very nice. Use the bus system that runs in the Hotel Zone when you go places. It is cheap, safe and fun. A ride costs about 70 cents.
Check with your Concierge when you get to the resort. If the resort is reputable at all they won't be sending their guests off to a destination where they might get mugged. Most resorts have activities or shows in the evenings as well. We stayed at The Excellence Rivera Cancun a couple of years ago and there was something going on every night. No reason to leave the resort at all.
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Check with your Concierge when you get to the resort. If the resort is reputable at all they won't be sending their guests off to a destination where they might get mugged. Most resorts have activities or shows in the evenings as well. We stayed at The Excellence Rivera Cancun a couple of years ago and there was something going on every night. No reason to leave the resort at all.
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FTR, you are probably more likely to get mugged in downtown Des Moines than you are in Playa or even Cancun.
I would highly recommend getting off the resort a couple of times and doing something else. Playa del Carmen and the surrounding area is an amazing place. IMO, it would be a total shame to only see it from the perspective of going from your room to the beach to the restaurant to the bar.
There is little threat of mugging. But use your head. I would not recommend going down to the native district of Cancun Centro late at night and go into an authentic Mexican cantina.
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Job Title: Refugee Youth Program Coodinator Intern
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Location: Tucson, AZ
POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Refugee Youth Program Coordinator Intern reports directly to the Center for Well-Being Program Manager. This position manages a youth program which addresses the after school needs of refugee youth. The Youth Program Coordinator Intern oversees the planning and implementation of the Refugee Youth Program, including consultation with other service providers, development of training curriculum, training and supervision of Refugee Youth Coalition participants, and evaluation of the project. RESPONSIBILITIES:
- In consultation with other service providers and refugee youth in Tucson, develops and implements the Refugee Youth Coalition and the IRC Refugee Youth Program
- Provide ongoing training to Refugee Youth Coalition Leadership and supervises their work
- Network with Tucson Youth Programs, other social service providers, and the refugee community to enhance existing youth programming to benefit refugee youth in Tucson
- Organize and conduct outreach efforts with refugee youth in Tucson
- Coordinate activities with other IRC Tucson departments
- Assure all paper work and reports are completed accurately and in a timely manner
- Communicate and coordinate regularly with the Center for Well-Being Program Manager to ensure that services are being delivered effectively and in a timely manner
- Attend required staff meetings.
- Complete other duties as assigned by the Center for Well-Being Program Manager
- Currently seeking a Master's degree in a youth services related field
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- Experience in program development
- Strong computer, keyboard, email, and general office skills
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- Bilingual is a plus, but not required
- Strong intercultural communication skills; demonstrated ability to work effectively with people from other cultural backgrounds
- Knowledge of the local Tucson area social service network and youth programming.
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- 10 hours a week for a period of 6 months during IRC business hours (M-F, 8:30am to 5pm) and frequent Saturday afternoons for youth meetings
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7:30 PM Start
195 Changebridge Road, Montville
Municipal Building
No New Business to be
Conducted Past l0: 00PM
Mr. Maggio - entrance noted Mr.
Karkowsky - present
Mr. Sandham – entrance noted Ms.
Nielson – entrance noted
Mr. Lipari - present Mr.
Lewis - present
Mr. Hines - present Mr.
Canning - present
Mr. Visco - present Mr.
Speciale (alt#1) - present
Mr. Tobias (alt#2) - present
STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE - stated
Swearing of Professionals
Note: Mr. Sandham entered.
PUBLIC DISCUSSION (none)
The Board generally discussed the issue of residents living
on private roads requesting that the Township take over as private roads due to
the expense of constructing them to Township standards and maintaining
The Board generally discussed the reason for the comparably
high water and sewer hook-up fees due to debt service.
Reports from Board Liaisons:
a) Board of Adjustment – Gary
Mr. Lewis reported that the ZBA heard testimony on the
Holiday at Montville
application. He also indicated that the
Master Plan Land Use Element draft will be ready to be presented to the full
board at the next hearing of the Planning Board.
Note: Ms. Nielson entered.
b) Board of Health – Lawrence
Mr. Tobias indicated that the minutes were available for
c) Environmental Commission – Vic Canning (no comment)
d) Water & Sewer – Arthur
Maggio (no comment)
e) Historic Preservation Commission – John
Visco (no comment)
f) DRC – Deb Nielson (no
g) Site Plan/Subdivision Committee – Russ
Lipari Chair, Ladis Karkowsky,
Deborah Nielson, & John Visco
Mr. Lipari mentioned that Wellco Gas is seeking a new
co-tenant. The PB subcommittee requested
that the proposed tenant return to the full board with a site plan. Mr. Lipari indicated that the COAH Housing
subcommittee met to discuss the Fair
Share Housing
Center's challenge to the
Montville Township Fair Share and Housing Plan.
The recommendation from Mr. Burgis was to agree to mediation, but
request a stay until the new rules are adopted in light of the appellate court
j) Economic Development Committee – Tony Speciale (no
k) Open Space Committee – Ladis
Karkowsky, Russ Lipari,
Deb Nielson & Jim Sandham
Mayor Sandham indicated that the Open Space and Recreation
Plan is being update to include a trails plan.
John Visco and Deb Nielson
attended. The plan is being prepared by
the NJ Land Conservancy.
l) Master Plan/COAH 3rd Round – Ladis
Karkowsky, Russ Lipari,
Deborah Nielson, Gary Lewis & John Visco
(alt) (no comment)
m) Cross Acceptance Committee – Ladis Karkowsky, Russ Lipari (no
n) Highlands Legislation Review Committee – Gary Lewis (no
o) Appointment to
Fire Department Districts – Russ Lipari
–Towaco; Tony Speciale for Pine Brook, Art Maggio for Montville (no comment)
PMS/C10-06 Lincoln Park
Savings Bank – 2 John Henry Dr
– B: 137, L: 4 – amended site plan w/variances – approved 8/12/10 – eligible: Karkowsky,
Sandham, Nielson, Lewis, Hines, Canning, Visco, Tobias
Motion made by G. Lewis; Seconded by D. Nielson; Roll call Karkowsky,
Sandham, Nielson, Lewis, Hines, Canning, Visco, Tobias
CORRESPONDENCE (none)
Minutes of September 23, 2010 - eligible: Karkowsky, Sandham, Lewis, Canning, Visco,
Subcommittee Master Plan Minutes of
September 29, 2010 - eligible: Karkowsky,
Nielson, Lipari, Visco, Lewis
Motion made by J. Visco; Seconded by D. Nielson; Roll call unanimous
Anderson & Denzler – Trust for: $138
Omland Engineering – Trust for: $67.50, $438.75, $270, $135,
$202.50, $67.50, $525, $371.25, $67.50
Michael Carroll, Esq – Litigation for: $40, $680, $80, $440,
$40, $80; Trust for: $1,250, $581.25, $33.75, $101.25, $135, $708.75, $33.75,
$135, $67.50, $101.25, $33.75, $33.75
Johnson, Murphy – Trust for: $135
Burgis Assoc – Trust for: $202.50
Motion made by J. Sandham; Seconded by D. Nielson; Roll call
LOI/DEP NOTIFICATIONS (none)
Opened to the public (none)
STEAKHOUSE - 8 & 10 Whitehall Road – B: 96, L: 3 & 4 - Site
Plan/Variances for development of retail/apartments /restaurant site – Carried
w/notice from 6/10/10 – Eligible: Ladis Karkowsky,
Victor Canning, John Visco, Gary Lewis, Art Maggio, Russ
Lipari, Jim Sandham,
Larry Hines, Tony Speciale, Alt,
Larry Tobias, Alt #2: Deb Nielson must certify to 6/10/10 & 9/23/19 meetings ACT
Continuation from September hearing. Present on behalf of the applicant:
Steven Schepis, Esq.; Mark Walker, PE and Anthony Garrett, RA, PP.
Mr. Schepis, Esq. presented engineering witness, Mr. Marc
Walker, sworn.
Exhibit A-8 was presented dated September 21, 2010.
Mr. Walker testified as to the following updates and
revisions since the prior meeting and Omland's memo of October 19, 2010:
Note: Mr. Maggio entered.
The Board and professionals had the following questions:
Mr. Omland asked Mr. Walker to confirm that the site
distance was not designed in accordinance with the ordinance. Mr. Walker acknowledged this was the case.
Mr. Sandham had concerns regarding traffic and asked how the
County will make a determination as to speed limit reduction and
signalization. Mr. Omland agreed to
review the applicant's report to be prepared by Mr. Desh, PE.
Mr. Burgis indicated that there were ten (10) variances
identified, four (4) of which were for signage.
There are also variances for front yard and rear yard setbacks,
impervious coverage, height, which is a "c" bulk variance, parking – amount and
setback. There is also an outstanding
affordable housing obligation that the applicant needs to address.
Mr. Garrett, registered architect and planner, was
sworn. He is employed by the Billows
Group in Ridgefield Park, NJ.
Exhibit A-9 photo array from a few months ago of existing
conditions of site and surroundings.
He gave a brief overview of the project and indicated that
the genesis of the project embraces the intent of the master plan. He envisioned framing the south side of the
"square" and that historic photos show infill growth in the area.
Mr. Garrett gave an overview of the variances and discussed
how the impervious coverage was in excess by approximately 5%. He indicated that this was not the most
intensive use for a sewered site and that the proposed sustainable features of
the proposed design justify the variance since the site will function better in
the post-built condition than the pre-built condition. The project will be USGBC LEED registered.
Mr. Garrett testified that in his opinion shared parking is
justified due to the mixed-use nature of the project and that providing
off-site, on-street parking was a creative solution to address the deficiency
and justify the variance. (58 parking spaces are provided on-site, whereas 95
spaces are required).
Mr. Garrett testified that the granting of the variances
requested were justified under both the c(1) "hardship" and c(2) "better zoning
alternative" criteria of the statute.
The narrowness of the site necessitates yard variances for the
productive use of the property.
Regarding the steep slopes, they are manmade conditions and the overall
site design will improve infiltration.
The proposed pedestrian crossing, handicap spaces, and the safety
handrail on the retaining wall are all benefits that accrue from the granting
of variances.
Exhibit A-10 is a colored rendering of the architectural
Mr. Garrett then addressed signs as necessary for the clear
and safe identification of the site, including the number of signs and the
freestanding sign. The only letter
height variance is for the "S" in Rails.
The height variance is due to the topography of the sloped
site and the need to obscure the mechanical equipment on the roof.
Mr. Lewis had concerns regarding the proliferation of
signage and visibility of signage to those walking under the roof are an ear
the retail stores. The applicant offered
to make the signage double sided and also make sure retail tenants are aware of
the sign ordinance and policy of the town.
Mr. Burgis expressed some concerns regarding a proposed
freestanding sign, since the intent of the Towaco Master Plan was to encourage
development close to the street.
Mr. Omland had concerns about maintenance of landscaping,
use of seed versus sod, and placement of benches.
Open to the public (none)
Board discussion of proposed conditions of approval include:
The applicant expressed concern at the total fee required
for the water and sewer hook-up.
Mr. Lipari requested that the professionals were satisfied
with the application. Mr. Burgis
indicated that in his opinion the justification for the variance proofs were
met and Mr. Omland was satisfied with the site plan changes and conditions of
Motion to approve made by R. Lipari; Seconded by G. Lewis;
Roll call Ladis Karkowsky, Victor Canning, John Visco,
Gary Lewis, Art Maggio, Russ Lipari, Jim Sandham,
Larry Hines, Tony Speciale, Alt,
Larry Tobias
Meeting adjourned unanimously in a Motion made by Mr.
Sandham; Seconded by Mr. Visco.
Respectfully submitted,
Meghan Hunscher


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What's In A Song? Stan Howe's 'Yellowstone'
Nearly all of Yellowstone National Park falls within the state boundaries of Wyoming, but that doesn't stop Montanans from claiming the Yellowstone River as their own.
Stan Howe — a native of Helana, Mont. — says he considers Yellowstone to be a "great symbol to a lot of people in Montana."
"In some ways, it's kind of untamable, and I think a lot of people in Montana see themselves that way," Howe says, adding that rural residents "tend to be pretty proud of what they are, where they are, and the Yellowstone's like that."
Howe says the Missouri River, which starts in Montana but then runs through North Dakota and South Dakota, eventually loses its "Montana identity." But the Yellowstone, he says, "starts and ends in Montana, basically... It's kind of our river."
Howe goes on to reflect on childhood memories of the Yellowstone. "When I was 9," he says, "we went to Yellowstone Park. We saw Upper Falls and Lower Falls, just like they were on the walls of the Lake Theater in Baker. And it was the high point of a young life."
The What's in a Song series comes from the Western Folklife Center.
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> On Mar 6, 2:05 pm, DA Morgan <damor..._at_psoug.org> wrote:
>>> Hi, >>> I have a multiple of large .sql scripts that I would like to convert >>> into stored procedures. Is there a clever way or an existing script I >>> can use to find/replace multiple DDL statements in each sql script >>> like: >>> CREATE SEQUENCE BILL_SEQ >>> START WITH 0 >>> INCREMENT BY 1 >>> NOCACHE >>> NOCYCLE >>> / >>> with >>> EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'CREATE SEQUENCE BILL_SEQ '|| >>> ' START WITH 0' >>> ' INCREMENT BY 1 '|| >>> ' NOCACHE '|| >>> ' NOCYCLE'; >>> Thank you very much.
> > > Thanks for your reply, Daniel. > > I have to run the scripts through ODBC so it'll be helpful if I can > get it into the form of a stored procedure.
My point was that building basic schema objects should be done with a script run from the operating system. Doing this in PL/SQL, doing this through ODBC, again I would want to know what business case demands this as it goes against most of what is considered "best practice."
That said the answer to your question is very simply.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE bad_practice IS
sqlstr VARCHAR2(200) := 'CREATE SEQUENCE BILL_SEQ START WITH 0 INCREMENT
execute immediate sqlstr;
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The shifters and cassette need to be replaced on my 2005 Santana Soverign
We want to go ahead and upgrade to a 10 sp setup
At the same time, we want to be able to climb steep >15% grades without hurting too much. Our lowest gear ratio is 0.88 if could get it down to 0.8 that would be great.
Currently we have Ultegra and XTR RD. the cassette us 11-34 and the chain rings 30/42/52
Besides the cassette, chainrings, FDR and shifters what else we should replace.
We welcome any comments or suggestions.
Can someone help us with especific brands and model numbers/sizes to best achieve our objectives?
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The Aurora is a fantastic subject for photos, and this is an exemplary image that really stood out to me. The way you've angled the trees to lead into the light is fantastic, whilst the fact you've also managed to capture the starry sky so wonderfully behind the lights is also amazing.
If I was to be hugely critical, then I'd probably point out that it is a slight shame the curved arc of light is ever so slightly cut off at the top of the image. But that's a really minor and nit-picky observation that is underwhelming in respect of the stunning image you've got here - it stood out to me from a small thumbnail whilst I was busy favouriting another of your images.
Well done!


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Nashville Zoo Outreach Coordinator Robin Mahoney brought new pals to the Lebanon-Wilson Public Library on Tuesday as part of the library's Summer Reading Program.
The crowd was first introduced to Spike, a green Nanday Conure parrot from South America. With a little persuasion – in the form of sunflower seed treats – Mahoney convinced Spike to show kids a few of his tricks. One of these tricks included taking a flight across the library to pick up a dollar bill and bring it back.
Mahoney next brought out Scarlet, a scarlet macaw parrot. She said that there are 16 species of macaw, including the scarlet and the hyacinth, which are known for their bright blue colors.
"They are all very pretty and colorful," she said, before sharing some facts about the 30-year-old bird. "Parrots can live 60 to 80 years and can mimic and imitate the things we say. They may not understand what they are saying, but they can mimic us."
Scarlet got on the microphone and said two words, "hello" and "Scarlet."
Children also met Charlie, a porcupine, and some Madagascar hissing cockroaches.
There is still time to sign up for the Summer Reading Program, just visit the Lebanon-Wilson Public Library or call 444-0632 for more information.
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when I apply pressure on my brake pedal to stop sometimes the pedal is hard to apply and the is hard to stop. Other times there no symptoms..I just replaced my brake hydra booster with a AC Delco reman. I flushed the p.strg fluid out several times, I still have the hard pedal intermittently. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated. please respond to email@example.com thanks in advance to whom ever is reading this tlee13
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So, um, Dad is buying me a new car. After work yesterday we went for a test drive and he placed the order and we should get the new car at the end of the month. So I'm single and technically unemployed but I'm getting a new car so I guess I got that going for me.
In other news, Guy1's mom called Mom yesterday asking who Best Friend was because she saw on Facebook that Best Friend was now married to Best Friend's Boyfriend (I should rename him Best Friend's Husband, aye?) and so he wasn't my boyfriend but Best Friend's? Turns out Guy1 and his mother saw all those photos Best Friend tagged me in, which feature Best Friend's Boyfriend, during our little family trip to Canberra and Melbourne, and because they had no access to Best Friend's Facebook, they jumped to the erroneous conclusion that he was my boyfriend. Ooooookay – so what do you want me to do with that information?


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Yukon Public Schools demands $65K to fulfill massive open records request
YUKON — Attorneys for Yukon Public Schools recently told a local woman she will have to pay $65,000 to fulfill an open records request that would yield more than a quarter million pages of documents.
District Superintendent Bill Denton said the latest request from Debbie Wright, whose daughter once attended Yukon schools, is so big it would take "several months" to complete and would cripple his district.
The April 15 open records request, one of dozens made by Wright in recent months, demands copies of emails between two groups of district employees. Included in that group are Denton and other high-ranking district officials.
Wright said she believes the district is asking her to pay $65,000 "to make me stop doing open records requests." She said the April 15 request is related to a bullying lawsuit she filed against the district in November.
"With the records I've requested from them, I've found things that are very informative to me," Wright said. "That keeps me plugging along. If every time I do one I find stuff that shows the school is doing wrong, it keeps me asking more questions."
Wright and another parent of a Yukon student are suing the school district in Canadian County District Court.
The suit alleges Wright's daughter and another girl, now seniors in high school, were harassed and bullied by fellow students and former vocational agriculture instructors after an investigation into Yukon's FFA program.
The two girls were targeted because Wright, her husband and the other parent discovered a former agriculture instructor was "skimming" on livestock purchases, the suit alleges.
An investigative audit into the district's FFA program uncovered numerous instances of possible misconduct and confirmed that some instructors were charging some parents more than they paid for livestock, a practice known as "skimming."
Wright's daughter has since left Yukon schools and is finishing her senior in another part of the state. The other parent's daughter still is enrolled at the high school.
After filing dozens of open records requests, Wright has spent countless hours doing research and poring over documents. She's also spent a considerable amount of money in the process.
"It's in the thousands ... easy," Wright said. "And I'll pay this one if I have to. By them doing this, it makes it seem as though they have something to hide."
'Abuse the system'
Dawn Danker-Pearce, a spokeswoman for Yukon Public Schools, said in a prepared statement that the district is demanding a $65,000 deposit because it "would need to allocate full-time personnel ... to retrieve the information and full-time administrative and legal staff to review the information for confidential information which must be redacted."
Danker-Pearce said Wright has filed "more than 45 records requests with the school district since late 2011."
The latest one, she said, is "over 25 GB of data and will exceed 250,000 pages, assuming one page per email."
"When the district designates employees for open records' requests, the employees are unable to perform their regularly assigned duties for the district," Danker-Pearce said. "It disrupts the normal flow of support services to our students, teachers, board, parents, staff and community."
In the past, Denton has been critical of Wright's open records request, saying on more than one occasion that Wright is "bullying" the district with numerous information requests.
In her prepared statement, Danker-Pearce echoed the sentiments expressed by Denton in the past. She also noted that Yukon Public Schools has "responded to every single open records request" made by Wright.
"The impact of nearly 50 open records requests from one individual is enormous ... we've worked tremendously hard in recent months to become a more accountable and transparent district," Danker-Pearce said.
"However, it's challenging to perform our daily essential functions when one individual is allowed to abuse the system."
Previous records issues
The Wrights already have won an open records lawsuit against Yukon Public Schools.
In October, a Canadian County district judge ordered the school district to pay $18,203 in attorneys' fees and other costs after the district refused to turn over an investigative report that showed serious problems within Yukon's vocational agricultural program.
Denton said the report was withheld on the advice of the district's legal counsel and expressed relief when the judge ordered the report to be made public. The Wrights had been seeking the report for roughly six months.
"It's a relief, I know, for our board, and myself, to be able to release this," Denton said at the time. "I wish more people could understand why we weren't able to do that and go against the advice of our legal counsel."
When the district designates employees for open records' requests, the employees are unable to perform their regularly assigned duties for the district," Danker-Pearce said. "It disrupts the normal flow of support services to our students, teachers, board, parents, staff and community."
Dawn Danker-Pearce,
Spokeswoman for Yukon Public Schools


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Tom Hiddleston Replaces Michael Fassbender In Jim Jarmusch's Vampire Romance
By Sean O'Connell 2012-01-30 09:43:02 comments
Just when Im ready to wave the white flag on vampire movies, to declare that Fright Night remakes, Twilight sagas and full seasons of True Blood have exhausted my thirst for undead stories, Jim Jarmusch goes ahead and reveals hell be making a vampire film with Tilda Swinton, John Hurt and Mia Wasikowska. Seriously, that thing cant reach theaters soon enough.
Unfortunatelly, Jarmusch wont begin shooting Only Loves Left Alive until later this year, according to a report in The Hollywood Reporter, but that doesnt mean there isnt news aplenty swirling around the centuries-old love story between two vamps. For instance, War Horse star Tom Hiddleston joined the ensemble in a role originally intended for Michael Fassbender. Losing Fassbender hurts virtually any project, but Hiddlestons a sizable talent, and that cast is dreamy, no matter what.
Either way, Jarmuschs esoteric approach to storytelling should juice up a genre that has been played almost every way. Look on Hollywoods horizon and youll see weve resorted to pitting classic historic figures against blood-sucking creatures of the night in order to find fresh ways to explore the vampire mythology. Knowing Jarmusch, hell find more to say about romance and affairs of the heart through Left Alive, and the fact that his protagonists are vamps will be a minor consequence for the real messages he wants to convey.
Swinton, as you probably know, previously worked with Jarmusch on his last two films, Broken Flowers and The Limits of Control. Hurt currently can be seen in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy. Wasikowska reportedly had been offered the lead in Spike Lees Oldboy remake. And Hiddleston has a major role in Joss Whedons summer blockbuster, The Avengers.
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On backdrop of growing tensions in Strait of Hormuz and as naval war games draw to a close, Iran's Navy test 200km-range Qader, Nour missiles. State TV says test a success
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Iran said Monday that is has successfully test-fired long-range missile during the last day of its naval exercise
in the Gulf, the State news agency IRNA reported.
"We have test fired a long-range shore-to-sea missile called Qader (capable), which managed to successfully destroy predetermined targets in the Gulf," deputy Navy Commander Mahmoud Mousavi told the official news agency IRNA.
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Iran earlier said it would test fire two long-range missiles on Monday, Qader and another system called Nour (light), to display its resolve to counter any attack by enemies such as Israel or the United States.
Both missile have a range of 200 kilometers. The test follows various threats made by Tehran to halt oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
has been holding the 10-day naval exercise at a time of increased tension with Western powers over its nuclear program, and Mousavi said on Sunday it had successfully test-fired a medium range surface-to-air missile.
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The Great Garbage Bag Trick
Plastic is a highly non-biodegradable material, which makes it ironic that the very bags we use to dispose of our trash are made out of it. Plastic items have got to be the easiest things to reuse and recycle, since most of these are containers and bags, but plastic ironically is one of the least-recycled consumer products in the US.
In fact, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found that in 2008, only about 6.8 percent of the total amount of plastic generated was actually recycled, which is significantly lower than other materials such as metal, paper, and glass.
Furthermore, plastic bags are so widely used everywhere, everyday, that according to the EPA, around 100 billion to 1 trillion plastic bags are used and disposed of every year. That means we've used almost 3 trillion plastic bags from 2009-2011 alone.
The problem is, since plastic is non-biodegradable, these plastic bags and other plastic products stay in waste areas and landfills for hundreds of years, strongly contributing to the problematic pollution we already have.
This is why we should all start recycling plastic, even in little ingenious ways. Take the trusty black garbage bags we all know and, er, love, for one.
What makes these garbage bags special is that they're made to be so strong and durable to hold trash in, and it's these very same characteristics that make them so useful for a lot of other tasks and things. Garbage bags also make a cheaper alternative for some other everyday items.
There are dozens of ways to use, reuse, and recycle this household item, and here are some of them:
- Covers for basically anything. The great thing about garbage bags is how resistant they are. These plastic bags work well as covering — you can cover pretty much anything with them, and the garbage bag keeps the covered item clean and dry. You can keep your barbecue grill under there until after the next cookout, or pull a garbage bag over a synthetic Christmas tree you have so it'll look nice and dust-free by the next Yuletide season. You can also use these garbage bags as dropcloths for when you're painting and renovating around the house, keeping the furniture, floors and other surfaces free from paint and debris.
- Windshield protectors for snowy days. Keep your car's windshield from frosting over by spreading a garbage bag over it, tucking the bag's edges between the car doors and the wipers. This saves you a lot of time from defrosting and minimizes ice and water damage to your car, too!
- Sheets in case of roadside car repair emergencies. So you end up pulling over the side of the road due to car trouble, and you need to take a peek under the vehicle. You can pull out a garbage bag out of the trunk, spread it out on the road, and you can shimmy under the car without having to worry about getting your clothes wet or dirty, or both.
- Lining for luggage. We normally use garbage bags to line our wastebaskets and bins, so why can't we do the same for our luggage? Going on camping and hiking trips exposes us and our things to the elements, so we need to make sure our bags can withstand practically anything. Keep your clothes and other knick-knacks dry and grime-free by lining your backpacks and other traveling bags with this handy plastic material.
- Storage. You can store pretty much anything in garbage bags, too. If you're moving on short notice and you run out of boxes, you can use garbage bags instead. Just throw in all your stuff in there (but make sure to keep away any sharp object that could tear or puncture the bags) and you're good to go. You can also keep seasonal clothes in good condition by storing them in these makeshift garment bags. Just make sure to keep the air out of the bag and maybe throw in a couple of moth balls in there before securing the end of the bag with a twist tie or string.
- Emergency rain or winter gear. This trick is commonly used by outdoor enthusiasts, and they've found that garbage bags make good rain coats, ponchos, and you can even improvise a winter coat of sorts from it by adding the garbage bag to your existing layer of clothes as a moisture barrier, and stuffing the bag with dry material like leaves and lichens for insulation.
- Repurposed 'new' things. You can use garbage bags in an assortment of craft projects and other items. Strips of the garbage bags can be coiled, knitted, pleated, or even stitched into baskets, rugs, and mats. You can even fashion a small bit of knitted plastic into a durable and effective scouring pad for cleaning around the house.
- Temporary patches. You can patch up your tent or any other similar camping gear with a piece of plastic cut out of the garbage bag. Just secure the plastic with some strong duct tape and you're set. You can also use the garbage bag for covering up broken windows or any other openings during a storm to keep the wind and the water out of the house.
- Medical emergency items. You would need proper first aid training for this, of course, but clean garbage bags can actually save someone's life! You can cut out a part of the plastic to secure wounds and keep them dry, maybe even hold vital body parts in place or even help deal with a collapsed lung.
These are only some of the things you can do with plastic garbage bags, so maybe you can choose to explore your options the next time you're thinking of simply throwing them out with the trash. Who knows, you might even come up with other uses to fit your household needs. You'll not only help lessen the massive amount of plastic pollution, but you'll also have inexpensive yet effective alternatives for other everyday items.
May Flores is a freelance writer who occasionally does work for PlasticPlace.com, a wholesaler of trash bags, can liners and contractor bags. In her spare time, she also likes to create handmade items from recycled material.
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Is it too soon to act? No, it's too late.
At least for all of the victims who have been injured or killed by gun violence in the absence of adequate, enforceable gun laws. The Bulletin editorial titled, "Don't jump to conclusions or legislation," suggests we resist the "impulse to rush into action in the wake of a tragedy like the one in Newtown, Conn." Specifically, the editorial states we wait "until authorities and the public have a much more clear understanding of what actually occurred during Friday's tragedy." However, this misses the point. Any legislation introduced now should not be tailored in response to this singular event, but in response to the thousands of victims of gun violence throughout the United States each year, including other mass killings. Having said that, we already know enough about the Newtown tragedy to make some conclusions. The visceral response to this tragedy should be embraced, as it may be a catalyst for overdue change. Voice your opinions and call for action now. Please don't wait until it's too late again.
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Introducing Den, a Massive New Workspace, Bar, and Restaurant Hybrid Coming Soon to Williamsburg
Stumptown coffee, smoothies, and "gourmet dorm food" all under one massive roof.
Brice Jones, Brad Gallagher, and Juan Carlos Vasquez believe in the overlap between work and downtime. Den, their immense new project at South 3rd Street and Kent Avenue, directly opposite the former Domino Sugar factory lot, is designed to demonstrate that concept. "It's really about the work during the day, and then play at night," says Jones. "It's that transition."
The concept takes particular inspiration from hybrid venues like the Ace Hotel lobby. "We're a hotel lobby without the hotel rooms," Jones explains. The massive, multipurpose space — formerly a plumbing warehouse — will serve as a communal workspace and coffee shop by day (laptops welcome!) and a lounge-bar by night, with full restaurant service throughout. With its skylights and wall-to-wall windows, the three partners, who are Soho House alums, envision a perpetually comfy and inviting space. Inside, the design steers away from the typical postindustrial Brooklyn aesthetic in favor of a more "70s modern" look.
The menu will be Americana-influenced, what Gallagher dubs "gourmet dorm food," and drinks will consist, for the most part, of domestic beers and American-distilled spirits. In addition to the main space, there is a large outdoor patio, a separate 2,000-square-foot event space that can be partitioned off from the main room, as well as a coffee shop serving Stumptown coffee, cold brew on tap, baked goods, and Liquiteria smoothies.
The team is aiming for an April opening, but plan to have the coffee-shop component of the space open before year's end.
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Although we are always looking into the future to trace any new challenge which we are prepared to accept, we'll never forget the history of the Pentosin company, which makes us feel happy and proud. Our innovation is based on our vast experience and our constant consideration of future technological requirements. The technical development is driven by one of our main principles: "Start developing today in order to match tomorrow's requirements!" Our broad range of products is also subject to permanent change. We only know one direction: moving on!
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The Bachelor's Andy Baldwin: Philanthropist
September 27, 2008 11:00 AM by Paulene Hinds
Dr. Andy Baldwin became famous on The Bachelor and is using that as a podium for community service and athletics. "[Philanthropy] is what I'm all about," the U.S. Naval Officer, triathlete and physician, 31, tells PEOPLE. "I don't have that much money to begin with, but to use the fame to give back, and promote things that you're passionate about, that's the way I'm living my life right now."
He spends much of his time mentoring medical students, giving motivational speeches or fighting for pancreatic cancer awareness.
This doesn't leave him much time to date, but he says that he's looking for a girl who gives back – and isn't afraid to get a little sweaty."I think it's sexy to be with somebody after you worked out."
Ideally, he says, he seeks someone who is "very giving and [into] helping others."
Baldwin likes to work up a sweat himselfand On Sept. 14, he came in first in his division – bettering Matthew McConaughey! – in the Nautica Malibu Triathlon.
"It was a fun time – I defended my title!" he says, adding that his heavy work schedule makes training difficult.
He enjoyed meeting the other celebrity competitors and told People magazine that it was nice to meet Matthew McConaughey. At the end of the race Matthew even commented, "Man! You didn't tell me you were that fast! You gotta give me some tips."
He had this to say about J.Lo"She was sweet, I was giving her some pointers on [swimming] and helping her relax."
Andy Baldwin, who is also a certified minister,will marry DeAnna Pappas and Jesse Csincsak on May 9th next year as he has been asked to officiate their wedding.
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Jill Sobule
Jill Sobule, John Doe, Sara Watkins, Stuart Johnson, Don Was, Dave Way, Krish Sharma and the amazing team on the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus came together to write, perform and produce an original song - with drawings from TEDActive, attendees.
If you look around for background information on Jill Sobule, you'll find her singing to Al Gore on TED, blogging at the Wall Street Journal as wells as the Huffinton Post; you'll find she's played Joe's Pub and Carnegie Hall. You'll read (on Huffington) that "Jill Sobule belongs to a rare breed of artists. Her work is at once... seriously funny and derisively tragic....[tackling] such topics as the death penalty, anorexia, shoplifting, reproduction, the French resistance...."You might expect something dense and heavy, but only if you've never heard this disarming artist sing and play. Her voice smiles. She engages contradictory parts of us that need to be engaged at the same time. We profiled Jill Sobule a couple of years ago. It's time to catch up with this sharp, seductive performer.
So, what's up, Jill?What causes are close to your heart these days?
Well, I am an activist for sure. I am currently on the Music for Occupy record. I have been active in Jail Guitar Doors, and FAMM.
What is your favorite word?
Did you have to sacrifice anything in particular to pursue your musical career?
Well, since I have no other marketable skills, I'm not sure there was much to sacrifice.
What are you most proud of musically?
I guess the fact that I am still trying to diversify and get better. I just bought an upright bass. I am going to take lessons. What's the deal with no frets or dots?
What attracted you to Luna Guitars?
Well, they are great guitars and...underdogs.
If you weren't a performer, what other career would you choose?
I am a sports fan. If I had another job, I would be the short female sportscaster after the game that has to stand on a box and raise her mike high to interview the power forward.
What profession other than your own would you like to attempt?
Like I said before, sportscaster or international spy.
If you could play with any player alive or dead, who would it be and why?
I think it would have to be with any of the Beatles, dead or alive. You can't get away from your childhood heroes. Maybe Bowie?
What does authenticity mean to you and how do you practice it in your work?
Authenticity is accepting and coming out proudly with your foibles and deficits. They, as well as your talents, will make you a unique and interesting artist.
Your six-word memoir:
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May 26, 2016
Lorenzo Pointer, 24, of Quitman, died in the one-vehicle accident at 7:30 p.m. Sunday on Interstate 59 north between the Enterprise exits.
Investigators say Pointer lost control of his vehicle and hit a concrete bridge pillar. They say he was not wearing a seat belt.
In all, eight people were killed in Mississippi and at least 11 in Alabama in roadway accidents over the holiday period.
In a crash Tuesday morning, Connie Shaffer, 47, of Philadelphia died in a two vehicle wreck on Highway 486 in Neshoba County.
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Valiant effort to persuade the young invicibles…you need health insurance
August 14, 2013 in Health Insurance
This guy is definitely going do some damage to his back – hard to say how much and where. The MRI alone could cost more the penalty he'd pay next year for not having insurance. But will the young invicibles sign up? It's going to be tough sell.


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Burn ban enacted for Gillespie County
By Lisa Treiber-Walter —
Although some ranchers asked them not to, Gillespie County Commissioners have enacted a "burn ban" to protect against the "bigger picture" of wildfire danger.
"This is probably more proactive than we've been in the past, but things are drying out quickly," county fire marshal Steve Olfers said Monday to commissioners as he made the recommendation on behalf of himself and what he said was a majority of the chiefs from the county's rural fire departments.
Commissioners opted to agree with the recommendation, voting unanimously (5-0) to put the 90-day, automatic countywide law into place.
That decision, however, knowingly goes against the wishes of several agricultural producers who Commissioners Calvin Ransleben and Donnie Schuch said had phoned them this past week to express their objections to a ban.
Reportedly, those ranchers are in the middle of burning coastal fields at this point in the season and such a ban on outdoor burning would do much to impede their operations.
"But, there's always a bigger picture to look at," Olfers reminded commissioners.
When asked about the fire departments' call volume requiring firefighters to respond to grass or brush fires, Olfers said it has not been high, to date.
Still, he contends there is plenty of "fuel" in certain parts of the county to create a wildfire hazard.
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That's right - you're not going to see any different information (the sum of all boxes == the stats from your box)
Bug 5509, for those keeping score at home.
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That's right - you're not going to see any different information (the sum of all boxes == the stats from your box)
Bug 5509, for those keeping score at home.
FYI - Clean install of Fedora Core 4 and Zimbra M3 with update. The ONLY statistics that show up are under "Server Statistics", Anti-Spam/Anti-Virus Activity. There is nothing under the Message Count or Message Volume. Also, as mentioned in other posts the individual server has absolutely no statistics under any category.
- Rob
You *do* see the roll-up totals right? And assuming this is a single node install that will give you what you need. We are looking at why we don't get stats for each server.Quote:
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What are roll-up totals?Quote:
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This is a single server install with 3 domains.
The only System Wide tab showing graphs is the Virus/Spam one. Message Volume and Message Count have "Data not available" in all positions.
- Rob
On our server here I get system level graphs for everything. Seems this is what user Zap is seeing too. Did you try any of the SQL commands above to see how your host name is stored?
Well, that is interesting. When I do the SQL commands, I get:Quote:
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Empty set (0.00 sec)
- Rob
I would like to get the staistics going. Is there an easy way to fix the problems mentioned above or should I wait for the next beta?
- Rob
Well not sure an upgrade will fix your problem. Seems the logger DB is not even setup on your system. Are you sure all the tables in the logger are empty?
This is a clean install of Fedora Core 4 with a clean install of M3 updated with update1 and update2. Not sure why the tables would be empty. Here is what I see:
[zimbra@mail01 ~]$ logmysql
Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g.
Your MySQL connection id is 3318 to server version: 4.1.10a-standard-log
Type 'help;' or '\h' for help. Type '\c' to clear the buffer.
mysql> use zimbra_logger;
Reading table information for completion of table and column names
You can turn off this feature to get a quicker startup with -A
Database changed
mysql> show tables;
| Tables_in_zimbra_logger |
| amavis |
| amavis_aggregate |
| config |
| disk_aggregate |
| disk_status |
| mta |
| mta_aggregate |
| processing_history |
| raw_logs |
| service_status |
10 rows in set (0.00 sec)
mysql> select * from mta_aggregate
-> ;
Empty set (0.00 sec)
mysql> select * from disk_status;
Empty set (0.00 sec)
mysql> select * from disk_aggregate;
Empty set (0.00 sec)
- Rob
I entered a bug: http://bugzilla.zimbra.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5824 - maybe it is related.
After restarting zimbra, zmlogger is running, but at night it stops.