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Connie FrigoAffiliation:
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Artist's Biography
Now in her third year of teaching at the University of Georgia, Connie Frigo has worn many hats as an accomplished performer, professor, columnist, grant writer and founder/artistic director of numerous festivals. Highlights of Frigo's career include six years with the premiere U.S. Navy Band, Washington, D.C., a position she won at 21, as a junior in college, which made her the youngest member of the band for three years; seven years as the baritone saxophonist with the New Century Saxophone Quartet, where she became the first and only woman to join them in their 25-year history; and faculty positions at the Universities of Tennessee and Maryland before accepting a position at the University of Georgia in 2011.
Frigo is a Fulbright Scholar to the Netherlands, where she became the first American to study full-time with Dutch virtuoso Arno Bornkamp, and has since pioneered significant connections between Dutch and American musicians and composers. Most notably, her association with Dutch composer JacobTV remains synonymous with his popularity and success throughout the U.S.
As a saxophone professor for the past eight years, Frigo's students have won numerous concerto, young artist and chamber music competitions at regional and national levels. While at the University of Tennessee, she founded and chaired the faculty chamber music series and was voted "2008-2009 Distinguished Teacher of the Year" by the student body. At UGA, she is working with the Torrance Center for Creativity to measure the impact creativity and self-efficacy can have on the learning of classical music. She thrives on interdisciplinary work that breaks down the barriers between different habits of thought.
Frigo has commissioned and premiered many solo and chamber works by leading American composers such as Bang on a Can composer David Lang, Ben Johnston, John Fitz Rogers, and Dutch composer JacobTV. She's known for organizing full-scale events that bring together composers, performers, students and new music. As a grant writer and fund raiser, she has secured over $75,000 from foundations and individuals for community residency and commissioning projects.
During her tenure as Coordinator of Competitions for the North American Saxophone Alliance, the young artist and quartet competitions grew to record numbers and have become the largest saxophone competitions in the U.S. She has been appointed the Program Chair for the 2014 North American Saxophone Alliance national conference, hosted by the University of Illinois.
Frigo's latest venture is the launching of the ROC Ensemble, a 9-piece band with saxophones, trombone, tuba, piano and drums. The group's unique instrumentation is a reflection of her desire to work with some of her favorite musicians to see what's possible when they get in the same room. They write their own arrangements that so far include music by Radiohead, Snow Patrol, Leonard Cohen, Daft Punk, Mumford and Sons and Simon and Garfunkel.
Frigo is a Rico artist and has recorded on Basta Records and Alanna Records. She is the first to record the band arrangement of JacobTV's Tallahatchie concerto. She is the author of the "Entrepreneurship 101" column in the Saxophone Journal magazine. In 2011, she launched the Road of Creativity consulting business dedicated to teaching creativity to businesses and musicians. Her degrees are from Ithaca College (BM), the University of Illinois (MM), the Conservatorium van Amsterdam (performance diploma), and the University of South Carolina (DMA). Her principal teachers are Steven Mauk, Debra Richtmeyer, Arno Bornkamp, Clifford Leaman.


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|A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about a sample I was working on that would allow one to apply a layer of governance to their WebSphere CloudBurst patterns. Earlier this morning, I posted the sample to the WebSphere CloudBurst Samples Gallery under the 'Sample CLI Scripts for WebSphere CloudBurst' section. The name of the new sample is 'Check WebSphere CloudBurst patterns', and you can download it here.
|As hinted in my earlier post, the new sample is a simple way to check your patterns against assertions you supply in a properties file. It allows you to check that patterns contain the correct parts and scripts, and it allows you to verify that they were built from valid images. The assertion format is pretty basic, but it should be flexible enough to allow you to check patterns against a wide array of requirements. The sample archive includes a readme file that explains exactly how to use the script, and it contains a sample assertions file to give you an idea of the input syntax.
|I hope this helps to address some of the requirements of many WebSphere CloudBurst users that told me they were in need of a way to apply governance to their patterns. If you have any questions about the sample, please let me know. Alternatively, if you have another idea or a problem you would like to see addressed by a sample in our gallery, please let me know.
|-- Dustin Amrhein
A view from the clouds: Cloud computing for developers
Update to the WebSphere CloudBurst Samples Gallery
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Pattern governance with the CLI
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Managing software licenses in the cloud
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Junk and Treasure
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If you work in a development shop similar to mine, you and many of your coworkers have more than one workstation under your desk.We use those extra machines for a variety of reasons but by and large they they tend to serve most often as foot warmers. That is not to say that they are unnecessary but rather they simply aren't used most of the time. If you try to eliminate one, you will surely need it within the next week but if your manager asks if it is really necessary you would be hard pressed to pinpoint precisely when the last time it was used for something really important. To developers, these extra machines are potential sandboxes for isolated experiments or testing scenarios. For managers, they are relatively unused capital investments that require inventory control and have depreciating value.
If you are a network administrator there are certainly computers in your inventory that are older and lack the capacity to be counted on for everyday use. They sit in a corner or in a blade rack and are probably idle or even powered off. These assets take up physical space and contribute very little to your data center. However, they have little sale value but may represent a significant investment. Or maybe you just can't part
with them for sentimental reasons.
Whatever the reasons for having computing resources lying around that are seldom used, here is an idea: Virtualization. With virtualized images you can use those machines for whatever purposes are required and for as long as they are required without having to spend hours loading them with a compliant OS image, installing software and configuring them for use. Virtual image libraries could hold preinstalled systems for almost any need. It could be for anything:
When the need for the machine is passed, it can be un-deployed and returned to the pool. This could significantly increase the available computing power of an entire development business. The ability to turn any machine into a needed and useful system on demand is real agile computing and gives a whole new dimension to governance.
--- Scott Quint
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Interop Conference
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Dustin and i manned the IBM booth at InterOp in Las Vegas last week. The conference was very different from the industry conferences I remember, but then again I haven't been to one in a long time. I don't recall seeing boxing matches, light shows or bikini models but I think they are a welcome addition.
Ostensibly this conference was focused on cloud computing and was even called the "Cloud Summit". However, in the vendor area, there were few real cloud computing specific peds. Most of the vendor displays were about hardware, system monitoring and security.
Ric Telford of IBM gave a keynote address and sspoke of IBM's cloud offerings. After the keynote, there was a flurry of visitors asking about IBM, Cloud Computing and IBM's cloud offerings. Most of the visitors were looking for education and we were happy to have the opportunity to talk about the company and cloud computing from IBM's perspective.
We had the CloudBurst Appliance with us and it drew some interest. The purple case definitely stood out and drew inquiries. Some excitement is being generated but I think now the industry and the market has to catch up to us.
-- Scott Quint
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CloudBurst gets it right
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Cloud Computing is essentially a Systems Management innovation. I understand that, to some, that means simply managing hardware and capacity or computing power. However, it also involves deployment of enterprise level software. While some software is a kind of out-of-the-box asset that can be installed generically as if it were a hard asset, infrastructure software like WebSphere requires considerable skill and knowledge.
Tier1 cloud computing implementations must be able to expand the enterprise into provided capacity quickly and autonomically. If the scale-out requires tremendous effort and specialized skills then the cost savings that cloud offers is severely mitigated.
CloudBurst provides a mechanism to quickly deploy WebSphere environments to private clouds and allows the administrator to simply manage the assets on which WebSphere will run. The expertise of setting up and configuring WebSphere is, in effect, canned. This allows for much more rapid deployments and reduces the need for more expensive admins.
While many companies are still putting forward more technologically sophisticated offerings that still require even more technologically sophisticated staff, WebSphere has produced a product with a value which is more easily realized, understood and which can be seen on the balance sheet.
- Scott Quint
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Cloning, virtualization and Cloud computing
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Can you have cloud computing without virtualization? I don't think so. Some have stated to me that they believe a cloud could b contrived without virtualization but I don't see it. Cloud computing is all about being able to expand or contract an enterprise on demand and as a service. Without deployable virtual images there is no mechanism for doing this efficiently.
I suppose that you could argue that clouds do not necessarily include the OS or the hardware and that you could scale by use of templates and configuration files to clone systems. That is cloning. Cloning, spawning, parallel processing and other mechanisms for creating capacity and processing power dont have the scope that a full cloud implementation has. Cloud computing is an administration paradigm that may share or even employ some or all of these other techniques but can include more.
I guess the biggest thing that sets cloud computing apart from cloining or spawning is that cloud computing is a paradigm for a flexible distributed computing platform. Cloning and spawing are techniques as is Virtualization.Clouds are entire managed infrastructures where virtulized systems are simply tools and cloning is a function of products.
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Cutting through the smoke
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Dustin and I have been seeingweb sites pop up all over the place with the word 'Cloud' in the name.Everything from web based remote PC services to elastic Web Mail.
I remember in 2000when Business to Business Integration (B2Bi) was the big market buzzword. Every company in the industry was claiming to be "The B2Bicompany". B2Bi was and is not an easy task. Everyone uses and storesdata differently; sometimes even within the same company. So whathappened? Most companies could not deliver products that made the jobeasier in a more generic way and it fell to services based companies.The expense soared and the results were generally poor. XML was justgaining prominence and few "B2Bi companies" ever even heard of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange. It was how businesses shared data before the internet became so capable). Thenet result ended up being that to succeed these providers had to scaleback their claims and muddy the definition of B2Bi. Now you hardly everhear it. The need still exists and the market is robust but the buzzword faded from the lexicon.
Cloud Computing is a powerful concept and the term can encompass many different implementations that achieve Dynamic Infrastructure, On Demand Capacity and Virtualized Enterprises. However, tagging glorified remote desktops and pay-for-GB mail boxes as cloud computing will do nothing but obscure the definition, allow charlatans to deliver poor or incomplete solutions and make it more difficult to convey the value of products and services that support true clouds.
Real cloud providers should be diligent in detailing their services and the value they provide. If the smoke is cleared, the view of the clouds will remain breathtaking.
--Scott Quint
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Cloud Strata
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At the core of cloud computing discussions and cloud computing in general is the idea of virtualization. The word 'virtualization' might invoke different things depending on who you talk to but for cloud discussions many people think of virtual images: entire systems being stored even down to the operating systems. The advantages seem evident. Instead of complex deployment models you simply need to take an unused piece of hardware resource and lay in the exact pattern. The assumption is that the hardware is free an compatible but everything else is negotiable. I think, however that there are different levels of assumption within the cloud concept.
Laying in entire systems from the OS up may be way more work than is necessary. The advantage is that there are fewer constraints on what kinds of things you can depoy in your cloud. But one of the big disadvantages are that there are fewer constraints on what kinds of things you can depoy in your cloud. Sometimes, productivity is higher when your developers are given the topology parameters and when he knows what resources are going to be available.
In fact, the concept of cloud seems to infer that there are fewer assumptions needed so you will have maximum versatility. However, flexibility is an antagonist to stability and stability is needed for prodcutivity. In effect, more assumptions necessarily equals faster developement and quicker time to release. So is cloud the antithesis of productivity? No, of course not. The beauty of clouds is that you can have as many assumptions as you want.
A productive cloud model could assume specific hardware, OS and even webservers and macro-topologies. The cloud's resources could simply be avalable platforms that serve as quickly added nodes that can be dynamically provisioned within an appserver deployment.
I think cloud models can be stratfied based on the number of assumptions that are built into it. Level 0 clouds could be where the only assumtion is the that the physical machines will support the virtual images. Level 6 could be that virtual servers and resources can be cloned by template to act as expansion nodes to meet growing demand. Does this cross over into other scaling models? Yes. So what? It doesn't have to be unique in every aspect it merely has to be consistent for effective use.
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Cloud Cells
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When we talk about clouds, we tend to think of the usual enterprise with servers centralized in data centers or in server rooms. At least, I do. But why does
Cloud offers the ability to do more than web commerce. The concept of cloud can have broad implications for all kinds of parallel processing needs. Right now, there are a number of organizations from SETI to large medical research firms that use volunteers on the internet to help compute through massive computational workloads. The ability to do that on a wider scale is limited by the need to deliver more sophisticated or even proprietary software on the member systems.
What if workstations could be conscribed to be part of a cloud? When the workstation owner is not using it, the entire machine could be repurposed for another need. Then during work hours, the owner's image could be restored. Private owners could even lease their processing time and make some extra money or earn credit of some kind.
Right now I am surrounded by several multicore processor based systems. Any one of them could power a web presence for a small business. All of them could power the website for a medium business. If I maintained a small cloud using the computers of my neighbors, I could possibly lease powerful computing cycles to render the next animated movie or to compute fractal geometry calculations for climate models. If I operated between 9PM and 6AM I could deliver more than a day's worth of computing gain. What would that be worth?
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Looks like my parts guy got a hold of it.
someone is selling their 2009 GTI for stupid cheap!
for you forum members I will give you 15,000
OMG someone buy this!!! 8k for a Mk4 R32 (*needs work* whatever that means, either way its a steal!)
This scirocco looks familiar. Anybody recognize it?
OSD #26 - "Because he's thirsty... Dummy."
OSD #26 - "Because he's thirsty... Dummy."
Decent price for that hotness! Hopefully they are in good enough shape.
Wrong area and all, but what you guys think about this:
Still waiting for more info/pics. Hoping for something good.
do it
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Small world.
Went to see it but didn't convinced me. A bit of smoke coming out of around the turbo and overall in bad shape. The owner didn't know much about the car and was selling it because he "never learned to drive stick".
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right down the street from me. wouldnt mind coming to see it
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just opened my new car and driver to page 18; wowzers, she's a beaut. couple of weird flyaway edges, sure, but a real looker. instead of a 300z with 458 italia cues, this one appears to be genesis coupe based with a few brz/fr-s (and viper and aston) influences mached upon it.
[photo credit: Mazda 3s. thanks!]
is this the new mustang? not bad!
car and driver says it will be a 50th birthday present to the day, and calls it Ford's "oldest continuously produced nameplate;" that it "could be the most radical mustang since the first one," and that "its sheetmetal wrapper may concern loyalists."
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Thread: Cool Flacco Story
Cool Flacco Story
Apparently his former High-School Calculus teacher now does sports writing.
OK, where did Flacco fall, said, fearing the worst.
"He was in the highest level," Tanier said. "He was a really smart kid. There were 4 or 5 of his teammates in his class." Also in his class was Flacco's future wife.
Tanier described Flacco as "quiet, dedicated, and very serious." Still, he showed his quarterback qualities in class.
"When we had a group project, he took on the leadership position," Tanier said.Yet Tanier admits he isn't completely objective when it comes to Flacco. He wants his former student to finally reach the Super Bowl.
"I absolutely root for him," Tanier said. "I've never hidden the fact that I'm an Eagles fan. If they're out of it, then I'm a Ravens fan.. This is a kid I used to see fool around with his buddies before class. It's like any teacher. You want your former students to do well.
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Saw this and thought you were stealing my thunder... but here's a different one.
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Love that SI article. I'm looking forward to getting my mag today or tomorrow. That's one to keep.
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I bet Roethlisberger didn't take any calculus in high school.
I wonder how far Flacco could throw a football in high school.
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The "purple uniform" could be a reference to the jersey or the helmet, both of which have purple on them even when the team is in visitor's whites. Or it could be a little poetic license.
Not sure why that was so exciting...Festivus
His definitions and arguments were so clear in his own mind that he was unable to understand how any reasonable person could honestly differ with him.


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I am new to hand guns (Don't own one yet). I am trying to buy a general purpose defense gun. I live near Portland and I am looking for as many places that rent 9mm or .40 SW semi-automatics as I can find. I would like to try lots before buying.
I already know about PSTC, BeaverCreak Armory and A Place to Shoot. Anymore?


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Asia y Pacífico Sur
- INTERPOL Jakarta
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Abril de 1952
Kepolisian Negara Republik Indonesia – The Indonesian National Police (INP) – ranks as a Ministry in itself and answers directly to the President of the Republic of Indonesia.
The INP was restructured in 2000 in an effort to transform it from a military to a civilian force. This has led to improved working practices and cultures, and greater emphasis on the role of community policing in effective crime prevention. Further phases of reform are ongoing until 2025 and will see the INP established as a centre of policing excellence.
The INP is made up of more than 400,000 police officers and civilian employees, deployed to the 32 regional police forces of the 17,000 islands which make up Indonesia. Currently, there are more than 13,000 police women, many in key strategic managerial positions.
The INP regularly participates in United Nations missions abroad, including;
- Formed Police Unit in Sudan;
- United Nations Missions in Sudan;
- African Union/United Nations Hybrid operation in Darfur;
- United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti.
INTERPOL Jakarta
Headed by a Police Inspector General, the INP's Division of International Relations (DIR) comprises more than 120 police officers and civilian employees, including 18 women. The Division is made up of two bureaus:
- INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Indonesia;
- Bureau of International Missions.
Because the DIR has a key role to play not only in assisting the INP to fight international and transnational crime but also in drafting legislation on extradition and mutual legal assistance, it enjoys excellent working relationships with all governmental and law enforcement institutions.
The DIR is located at the INP Headquarters. Its main working priorities include;
- International / transnational crime;
- UN peacekeeping operations;
- Humanitarian missions;
- Capacity building;
Providing protection and legal assistance for Indonesian citizens abroad.
INTERPOL training helps countries tackle illicit online wildlife trade
INTERPOL border operation in Southeast Asia nets internationally wanted suspects
New drug trafficking routes and smuggling methods identified in INTERPOL-led operation
INTERPOL training looks to enhance border security in Southeast Asia
INTERPOL programme to combat financial crimes in forestry sector launched in Indonesia
Securing borders across ASEAN focus of INTERPOL training in Myanmar
Una operación contra el tráfico de especies silvestres se salda con detenciones y decomisos a escala mundial
INTERPOL training in Bali targets trafficking of chemical and explosive materials
Global response to terrorism must evolve with the threat - INTERPOL Chief
INTERPOL lanza una operación contra la venta en línea de medicamentos y productos falsos
Falsified and illicit medicines worth USD 7 million seized across Asia in INTERPOL-led operation
Strengthening border security in ASEAN countries through specialist skills
La Asamblea General de INTERPOL aprueba un plan para el futuro de la Organización
Border security across Southeast Asia focus of new EU-ASEAN programme led by INTERPOL
Transnational fisheries investigations focus of INTERPOL trainings in Southeast Asia
El jefe de INTERPOL ofrece un apoyo permanente a ASEANAPOL contra las amenazas regionales y mundiales a la seguridad
Operation targeting chemical smuggling in Asia nets hijacked ship
Curso de INTERPOL en Indonesia para ayudar a la policía a investigar el tráfico de migrantes
INTERPOL imparte un curso centrado en la protección de los bosques
Los resultados de una operación de INTERPOL en defensa de la fauna y la flora silvestres marcan el Día Mundial del Tigre
INTERPOL dirige en Asia una ofensiva contra los mercados ilegales de especies de fauna y flora silvestres
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INTERPOL encomia el éxito de la operación STORM en el Sureste Asiático, que ha permitido desarticular el tráfico de productos médicos falsos
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This delicious dressing has just the right balance of sweetness and acidity. It clings well to the lettuce, and goat cheese is just the right choice for this refreshing salad.
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- 2 cups spring mix salad greens
- 1/4 cup crumbled goat cheese
- 2 slices red onion, separated into rings
- 4 teaspoons honey
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped shallot
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- In a serving bowl, combine the salad greens, cheese and onion. In a small bowl, whisk the dressing ingredients. Pour over salad; toss to coat. Yield: 2 servings.
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'Stafford played at North Dakota and is expected to be a solid, two-way winger in the American Hockey League. He was pointless in his one NHL preseason game with the Sabres. MacArthur scored 21 goals, 32 assists and 53 points to finish second in team scoring for the Amerks last season.'
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Okay, the ROTJ Fett rifles are moving along, and that means that it's time to start working on the ESB.
This one may actaully be a bit cheaper, since the barrel won't be as long as the ROTJ.(bout 200 less grams of silicone!)
Here's what I'm thinking on this, so by all means, add your two cents!!
-Stock, main body, and scope cast together. I like the thicker scope rings on this alot, and it makes casting the scope on the barrel much simpler.
-Seperate resin OR rubber (LMK what you may want on this one, I can't decide) Molex connectors and V8 parts
-PVC MPP tube. While rubber would be great, any type of chrome paint, from rattle can to Alclad, will look better on plastic than the rubber. If dropped and chipped, PVC can easily be replaced. Lowes carries a great, thin walled PVC that I use on Ghostbuster guns, to simulate the same type of metal tubing, just smaller.
-Adding to the inner supports for a sling?
I'm lookin' for a late July start date (seling wise).
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Mult problems with this type of system
First off and auto security system will have to have a bypass or reprogramming mode for service or if you loose the key you have to throw away the car, if there is a reprogram or bypass mode that more than 1 person knows about it'll be on the internet in short order like the software key code crackers. Walmart is pushing the development of RFID for it's stores so that a customer basket can be scanned in mass rather than one item at a time. They were lucky enough to find out that their development was looking at a problem. There is already a scan and reprogram device (about the size of a small calculator) that can change a $37 ham to a $.98 curtain hook. Imagine the havoc that a person with a grudge against Wally world could inflict by randomly reprogramming the tags in a store they would not even have to buy the item just wait for a completely innocent person to put it in their cart. Good thing everyone loves Wally World. A now defunked Chevy dealer in Memphis had a inside man copy the keys for cars in for service and giving them to his buds with the address so the cars could be easily picked up later. The insurance companies know these devices exist but jerk you around on the claims to try to reduce the payout and then wonder why a jury will award huge damages against them, try to find 12 people that don't think they have been screwed by and insurance company over something. Good Luck!
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|That Honda employee should be fired for giving out anti-theft codes.You have to have the code to start the car with a regular key.
"Pinch My Ride": modern automotive RFID-security fallacies
Wired just ran a good article on RFID keys for cars. While RFID-keyed cars were initially touted as "unstealable", it turns out there are plenty of ways for thieves to steal them, including, in some cases, a secret series of pushes and pulls on the emergency brake that reset the RFID authentication system. Regardless, insurance companies are frequently denying claims.
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225.5. Educational TV and FM stations; defined. (a) For purposes of Section 214 an educational television station is any facility, which does not accept advertising for a consideration and which transmits television programs by wires, lines, radio waves, waveguides, coaxial cable, microwave transmitters or other electronic or mechanical means or any combination thereof, if the corporation, fund or foundation owning such station receives at least twenty-five (25) percent of its operating expenses by means of contributions from the general public or dues from members.
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How do the hoses attach to the gauntlet hose connectors? Are they glued over the dowels or just slipped on over the dowel so they are snug? I am just a little confused.


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The year-long Public Interest Law & Policy Speakers Series brings to Washington University nationally and internationally prominent experts in such areas as civil rights, racial justice, capital punishment, immigration, clinical legal education, government public service, and pro bono private practice. Initiated by the Clinical Education Program in 1998 as part of the 25th anniversary of the program, this popular series is now in its twelfth year. The 2009-10 series features an outstanding line-up of speakers, with a superb mix of clinical law faculty, public interest lawyers, authors, and academics with expertise in public interest law and policy. All talks are held in the Anheuser Busch Hall, Bryan Cave Courtroom (No. 310) with the exception of the March 3 lecture. Each program is free of charge and open to the public. Each talk provides MCLE 1.0. For more information, contact Shelly Ford at 314.935.8598.
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...the only thing i would recommend against in your account is rotating the hive. with a little experience you will see that the bees structure the inside of the hive in part based on the location of the sun. changing this after they have made winter preparations doesn't seem wise to me.
ah have a candy cane instead- 8-) RDY-B
Please take this answer as gospel. Writing on a forum does not convey a person's attitude and intention as speaking does. You must be very careful how your words come across when facial expressions are not present.People like me and Bjorn, who have met and become friends, can joke and cutup with each other. When you don't know the person, the same thing can anger someone quickly.Please read your posts as a stranger would and see how they sound.
No, but some of your replies to ace-bird seem to hint that you may be.Along with a few others.
my question to you is what are you learning? if you expect to be handed knowledge here or by others, it won't happen.
Ace bird and i have been bating the ball back and forth for a couple of days he has come to a place of knowledge-and experience- and he will be the better for it and it is my impression he is used to learning the hard way
Yes, I think this is the key point. You have to be out there bothering your bees in order to figure out what the questions are.
Quote The internet is now and anyone can be a publisher.And some of what's out there on the internet is a big load of poey. And 2 different opinions can both be right. But the internet is a great tool for communication.
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And some of what's out there on the internet is a big load of poey.
QuoteAnd some of what's out there on the internet is a big load of poey.I don't want to mention any names, but read through these forums and certain people are saying the exact same thing about books.
he's 12 now and still blows food out his nose, but he hasn't had a sick day since. :-)
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From Valley Forge to the rolling fields of Gettysburg; from Pennsylvania's portion of the Appalachian Trail and the Delaware Water Gap to Pennsylvania's awe-inspiring state parks like Ohiopyle and Ricketts Glen. These are our greatest places—for PA and the nation—and where families hike, camp, fish and teach their kids about our state's history.
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Unfortunately, our state's parks face a barrage of threats from encroaching overdevelopment, ongoing pollution, fracking and Marcellus Shale drilling, and coal mining. These activities would degrade these great places, threaten the wildlife that make the parks their home, and diminish the natural heritage that we'll leave for our children and future generations.
Congress is moving in the wrong direction
To make matters worse, Congress is on the verge of decimating the nation's most successful program that protects our parks and other open spaces from development and drilling—the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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2002 - After leading 23 laps, Tony Kanaan spun on lap 90 after hitting an oil patch following mechanical failures by Bruno Junqueira and Jimmy Vassar, resulting in a 28th place finish. Helio Castroneves went on to win his second straight Indy 500.
2003 - TK started second, but stood no chance against the superior Penske car and set up, as he went on to finish third. Gil de Ferran won the race.
2004 - TK ran up with the leaders all day, leading 28 laps, but finished second following a shortened race by 20 laps due to rain. Buddy Rice won the race.
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2005 - After capturing his first pole and leading 54 laps, TK quickly faded to the middle of the field and finished eighth place. Dan Wheldon won the race.
2006 - Pit strategy played a huge role in the 2006 Indy 500, as Tony Kanaan inherited the lead with 17 laps to go, but he needed a splash of fuel. Coming down the pits, a yellow flag came out, and TK came back out in fourth place. He would eventually finish fifth. Sam Hornish Jr won the race.
2007 - Maybe the most heartbreaking for Kanaan in his career, as after running up front the whole race, rain came, with the red flag being thrown with TK in the lead. Since the race was beyond halfway over, if the track was deemed beyond saving, TK would be declared the winner. But unfortunately for him, the race resumed. He was cycled to the back after he pitted under yellow and many others did not. On the next restart on lap 156, TK avoided a crashed Jacques Lazier, spun the car, kept it off the wall, but blew a tire. He could never recover, as he finished 12th. Dario Franchitti won the race.
2008 - While trying to pass TK, Marco Andretti sent to TK into the marbles, tapping the wall sending him into a spin and getting t-boned for Sarah Fisher, ending both of their races, while Marco went on to finish third. Scott Dixon won the race.
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2009 - Heading down the backstretch in third place, TK suffered a drive shaft failure, causing the car to veer into the wall on the straight, head on its current path, and then smash the wall again, this time in turn three. The impact was recorded at 175 Gs. That's a nasty collision.
2010 - It was rough just getting into the show for TK in 2010, as he crashed on Pole Day. On Bump Day (the following day), TK spun the backup car in a practice session, wrecking the car and compromising his chances to qualify. He did qualify, and started the race from 33rd position. In the race, TK became the second driver ever to start last and lead a lap. The fuel strategy failed, and TK finished 11th. Dario Franchitti won the race.
2011 - After qualifying 22nd, TK was running fourth before having a mishap in the pits, putting him two laps down. He courageously fought his way back to second place, but ended up finishing fourth. Dan Wheldon won the race.
2012 - Making the Fast Nine for the first time, TK started eighth. In one of the best maneuvers in Indy 500 history on lap 186, TK went from fifth to first on the front stretch. He was later passed for the lead, and finished third. Dario Franchitti won the race.
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Stats: Avg Start - 8.6
Avg Finish - 12
Best Start - 1st
Best Finish - 2nd
DNFs - 3
Laps Led - 225
How is the guy not won a 500? It's only fitting that for every 500 until he retires, I will be cheering on TK in the hopes he wins. There is no one more deserving of a win than TK. So join me in cheering on TK at the 2013 Indy 500 and the rest of the season as well!
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Hula on Kauai
Hula is a uniquely Hawaiian dance accompanied by chant or song that preserves and perpetuates the stories, traditions and culture of Hawaii. Kauai legends say hula began on these shores. At the Ka Ulu o Laka heiau (temple) on the Napali Coast, a legendary Hawaiian love story unfolded. It was here that Lohiau, a handsome, mortal Kauai chief, danced before Pele, the volcano goddess, and they both fell passionately in love. Today, hula dancers still come to test their skills at this sacred spot.
You can see Kauai's strong hula traditions at seasonal festivals, events, competitions and live performances at hotels and resorts. A luau is another fun and festive place to watch the hula and learn about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture. Fantastic luau venues can be found throughout Kauai including the Grand Hyatt Kauai Luau at the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa on the South Shore. You'll also find the Smith Family Garden Luau in Kapaa and the Luau Kalamaku in the historic Kilohana Plantation.
Hula is traditionally taught by a kumu hula (hula teacher) in a hula halau (hula school) but visitors can get free lessons at select Kauai shopping villages, hotels and resorts. If you're brave enough, some luau performances even let you take the stage to show off your new hula skills.


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Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
on mine, i use a unique concept---
other wise i has oars or kayak paddles which do n0t propel a formosa 41.....
nor do i worry about returning to the same place, or to a dock, as i go away when i leave....i can vary my next location for the needs of my boat.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
We hip towed our Gemini using a 2.5hp a couple times (had fuel pump issues). It worked in flat water with no wind but didn't do diddly to even hold the bow into the wind during a blow. Gemini's weigh it at 10k pounds or less and have very little wetted surface but lots of windage.
I've got a 5hp outboard for the dinghy - I don't think it would do diddly squat to push my 20k pound Irwin around.
One thing I will say, light outboards on dinghies are useless to tow - you need to do a hip tow/push to control it.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
Well it's something to think on Jim. It's a mariner long shaft too. It's heavy but not impossibly so. I, with help, certainly could move the mount lower and beef up the transom on the inside.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
Our little Honda 4s 2hp pushed the boat better than I ever thought it would (A-30). I could make a couple of knots (I dunno, 2-4 maybe?) in a headwind of 15 knots or so (on the Bay, including wakes and chop).
It was more than enough for a backup (of which we had none, other than sails). Some sort of side mounted swing arm set up ala' Yves Gelinas could work? It'd be easy to design for such a light motor. I could design one for you if you were interested.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
I once lashed a Honda 2hp to the swim ladder on a Catalina 270, ladder was held horizontal by lines, at WOT the boat actually got up to 3 kts. EVENTUALLY. It was very slow to start moving, March, middle of the night, pouring rain and I only had to move 1/4 mile. It was dead still and calm with no current, just cascades of rain and dark.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
With your boat, you really don't NEED to steer using the tiller handle. The only thing you'd need is the throttle cable. I wonder if you couldn't make a temporary mount that you could put on the stern pulpit for the controls. As others have said, perhaps a structure (stainless steel?) kind of like a ladder that fits over the gunwals (sp?) at the back with a mount for the outboard. No, I wouldn't want to use it on a regular basis, or in really nasty seas, but for where you sail, something like that might work to get you to the nearest marina.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
The mount is too high for any outboard. and it's not even reinforced inside the transom for it. It does make a good lpg tank mount LOL I've hip towed a boat with my club dinghy and it was slow but did work. The 9.9 I have doesn't even have a tiller handle, guess it could be rigged to run one speed. But lugging that thing is not something I'd want to do. sold my honda 2 hp very short shaft it was though.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
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Do you have a dink with an outboard? If so a 'hip tow' with the dink lashed alongside works.
Even a 2hp egg beater will move a 30 footer along providing there is not much wind.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
Hi Denise, Did the PO have an engine on that mount that worked for propulsion? When you say it's too high, do you mean too high for the 9.9 to fit on it and lower? I'm not sure why you'd need cable controls..wouldn't you just lock it and steer with your ships rudder?
I agree I don't know if I'd lug around the heavy 9.9 ..just in case. But a smaller outboard that could serve a dual purpose of engine back-up and dinghy outboard might be worth considering.
In either case, I'm guessing you're worried about the trans. going in the worst possible place like the C&D canal or some other narrow channel. The transom mount would get you going faster: lower, start and go. Hip towing with a dinghy takes a little time to set up. You might want to think about how to get an anchor out quickly, if you can't sail to safety.
I transit a rock lined inlet and two bridges to get in and out of my marina where there's often swift currents running. Only once in many years did my engine stall in the channel ( before I cleaned the fuel tank). But ever since then I've kept a danforth anchor mounted to my stern rail. I managed to sail back to my slip with the genoa, but it was a rare beam wind and two open bridges that allowed me to do that.
Re: Do you have an outboard for back up propulsion?
Sorry for the confusion.. LOL No I did not mean "do you have power to back up"
I'm just thinking if I had transmission problems (more matter of when, not if) rather then cut a trip short and leave my boat for salv... err repairs
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Sometimes being different is tough. And you know, rounded balls are evil...
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Inspired by "The Ugly Duckling"
Dont worry about the last "duck", he will hit his stride eventually.
6 colors on brown
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This might actually make a good joke shirt if the lone zombie had a picture of some grains instead of a sandwich.
This is amazing, I love Zombies! Plus your work is incredible. This better print!!
So good.
Re: The Bus Stop
I love this version. I think it tells a story much better with the third little piggy already in the bag. Hope it does well in the Derby!
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My daughter loves narwhals - the unicorns of the sea. So you got her vote.
You do not know how badly I want this.
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I guess luck wasn't a lady tonight
Those hungry little shriveled mouths are adorable. Somehow! Sweet idea Mr S.
I have to admit, the nose picking pig is what sells it for me. Also liking the napsack with the thrid, missing pig squirming around inside.
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I love this one.
An unexpected color scheme. Very cool, Walmazan.
Who doesn't love your characters? :^)
Re: A Guide for the Good Guys. Villains are obvious.
Bearded--I mean voted. Monocles are cool and usually get a vote from me.
Re: Feeling Lower than Dirt
Some days you just feel like you're a carrot in a field of berries.
No? Not a good simile?
Now I feel like a potato in a field of tomatoes.
Re: You're not a gummy.
I like it. Simple design, nice work!
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incredibly simplistic view of the annoying caller in the crowd...there is always one.
thanks ahead for voting! (if you actually voted ;)
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Well, I'm not sure I exactly understand what's happening in this picture, but gosh ain't it purty?
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I wish the title could be included in the design.
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He may have all the hip gadgets in the world. But he can't fold a blog into a funky hat,
Spiritgreen wrote:Haha! :D So random, but so good.
Look at those floopy poopies, just rubbing their happiness right in Gary's face.
Great art and a funny joke! You rock, man. +1
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I love Vonnegut so much, but I've never read "Bluebeard." Is it one of his better ones?
Oh yeah, and the design is awesome.
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Oh my god, these are EXTREMELY cute! The expressions/ gestures are PERFECT. I think I would have liked a little more if there wasn't a table, and they were just sitting on the floor, but this is awesome nonetheless! GMV!
WOW! I love your zombies. They're all so cool.
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Ahahah! This one was already amazing, and you made it even better! Love this, Walz!! Also, I don't have a navy shirt yet - I hope this can be my first ;D GMV!
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GMV---the green works well.
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Haha! The big-ass cell phone! +1
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Nice job as always! The distressing on the moon really gives it great texture.
The moon landings weren't faked. They just needed to be re-recorded in a studio, so that the government could hide the fact there are werewolves.
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"Betsy has been acting stranger than usual lately..."
The wolf's expression is perfect. Perfect!
Brainz inn't all dey'z krakd up2bee.
Want so hard.
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Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
Finished this job, I cut new windows with a jig saw ~3 mm's outside of the old windows, taped together as a guide. I then took the template old window with the new plexiglass to my router table, where I got a flush cut with the old window.
I then rerouted it with a 45 degree angle, after reading that Sika 295 UV (one of maybe 2 caulks rated for plexiglass) wanted a large bead (I think it was 3/8") to account for expansion and contraction. I figured that the 45 degree angle would buy me a larger bead, as the old gasket was <1/8" think, while maintaining the size and most of the strength. The sika 295 requires a primer, which I applied in two coats, because even after sanding it was tricky to get it to bind much to the plexiglass.
You can see the 45 degree and the thin primer running over the edge onto the paper still protecting the body of the plexiglass.
After that I used a massive amount of 295, wiping up the excess. It took me too long to realize I should have had the frames taped to protect them from the primer and caulk, so my first one was a lot uglier. Lastly, I used 1/8" butyl tape between the frames and the body, secured with same back side of the frame as is originally present.
If I was to do it again, I'd strongly consider cutting slightly bigger windows and doing a flush on body type design thats more popular these days. I say that because these frames still look ugly and have some corrosion on the aluminum since they are approaching 50 years old. Either way, my boat is much much more dry since I did it.
I'll try to find more photos, I know I took them, hopefully they are on my work computer.
Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
I hate to admit it but I sailed all last year with painters tape over the port side port light holes. While the view isn't great, I thought that it was funny that the painters tape actually did a much better job of keeping the water out than the port lights did.
I'd better get back to that project.
Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
Good luck. The PO on my boat had replaced the clear plastic with tinted safety glass. It's bedded with a marine clear silicone. Its about the only place on the boat i would allow silicone to be used - glass.
Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
Got the frame apart, and finished cleaning out the old caulk. I see that inside the frame its an old gasket. I think I'm going to replace that with caulk, not butyl tape, because this frame doesn't really have anything holding pressure between the frame and the plexiglass. A small riveted side panel isn't enough pressure. So I'm going to use an acrylic/polycarbonate compatible sealant, like Sika 295 for the frame to the window, and then use the butyl tape between the frame and the gelcoat/boat.
I'm a little worried that the frame might not pull itself as tight as necessary with the limited number of threads and age of the window, but hopefully I'm wrong. I can always use a larger diameter tap/screw set if it doesn't pull tight enough.
I'll try to post pictures as I finish.
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How did the repair go? I have some butyl tape, and one window removed. I'm trying to determine if I need to remove the window from the frame. Did you end up keeping the original frame or going with something new? I'm going to try to remove the plexiglass from the frame and clean it up tomorrow. The prvious owner just put clear caulk on it from time to time, which looks bad an d only slowed the leak. It looks like the frame is two half frames riveted together, which should be fairly easy to drill out.
Mine were leaking pretty badly, there seemed to not even be silicone in one area of the window, so I'm looking forward to getting it done right.
Any advice? Did you remove the plexiglass from the frame or just the frame from the window.
Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
She looks in great shape. Just needs TLC. Get some bottom paint on her.
When you pull her out (assume on slings), look up inside the centerboard trunk with the centerboard down. There is a guide roller up inside the trunk sort of inline with the winch that keeps the pendent going vertical up to the winch as the keel swings. Sometimes they stop rolling and cut a groove in the roller. its made out of metal. Also look for signs the pendent making a grove in the trunk fiberglass as it comes down from the winch. You need to look up into the trunk with a flashlight to see it. Also you can take some flash pictures so you can study what is up there.
keep the pictures coming.
Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
Early photos of said Helms 25 can be found here. I'll add more photos as I start digging into more projects. So far it has been about cleaning the desk.
Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
Welst, the boat has a Greek name written in Greek characters that I don't know how to pronounce. My friend tells me it means hiding or saving as in saving money but it depends on the context. I'm thinking that it means hiding money in a hole in the water.
It is and has been on private dock on a creek off the Magothy River in Severna Park, MD and will be moving to a nearby marina next week. There is no trailer with it.
The deck and topsides seem to be structurally in good shape. I don't see any soft spots on the deck. It has some small fractures in the gelcoat in some high stress areas like around the winches, but otherwise seems solid.
All of the teak is cracking and needs treatment or replacing.
The Windows leak like a screen and need to be replaced, ergo this thread :-)
I haven't seen the bottom yet. I understand that it got a shorthaul last year and that the bottom looked good. I understand that the keel looked pretty good to less corrosion around the hole where the cable goes through. I am hoping to have it pulled this Fall/Winter and paint and inspect it.
It has a Mercury 8 HP motor (1978?) that it is working but needs some TLC. It misses occasionally and stalls sometimes when put in neutral.
It's mainsail was completely beat and I bought a used Macgregor 26 sail that seems to fit it nicely. It has a 110% jenny that seems to be in good shape.
The electrical system needs attention. I was surprised and please to see that the masthead light works when I hooked it up to a battery directly at the bottom of the mast. No love anywhere when I hook the patter to the panel and try any of the systems. I haven't had a chance to look at that yet.
Below deck needs attention but it seems mostly aesthetic. The table is dead. The fiberboard had been soaked and is falling apart, probably from the window leakage. The sink and icebox are DISgusting. I've been reading about what others have done with the icebox and am contemplating some serious rebuild of that area.
The cushions need to be put out of their misery. :-)
The rigging is in good shape.
The thing that I think will be one of the manually hardest to deal with is that a previous owner decided to use tar to try to waterproof around the hatches and popup. It all needs to be cleaned up.
I'm working getting photos onto Picasa and I'll post out to the group when they are up.
In the mean time I really am grateful for the opportunity to learn from the group's collective experience.
Helms25 Window Gaskets
What was the boat named? I have some limited
info of a few Helms.
What condition are the sails in? Did it have a trailer? Spill the goods. Motor?
Post a photo soon. I'm watching Debby and headed to coast in the AM but my boat is in the backyard. It been two years since she's been wet, jut busy sailing other people's boats
Re: Helms25 Window Gaskets
Thanks David, That is a coincidence! I'll take a look at the article.
I'll update here when I have some progress to report and let you all know what I did and how it went.
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Some Utah House members are cooling to an investigation of Attorney General John Swallow after the Justice Department declined to prosecute him even as Swallow's top deputies express concerns about the burden the budding probe may impose on his staff.
At the very least, representatives who backed the investigation now want to see it wrapped up quickly, and one lawmaker, who voted against the probe, said it should immediately be put on hold.
"A lot of time, a lot of energy and a lot of expertise went into the Department of Justice decision not to carry forward with it, and for us to duplicate that now … is not prudent," said Rep. Eric Hutchings, R-Kearns. "I don't believe we're going to get any better results than they already did, at least on those topics."
Hutchings said he believes many of his House colleagues have soured on the investigation, as have his constituents, who told him at a recent town hall meeting they wanted the investigation stopped.
"One [comment] was that $3 million seems like an awfully expensive witch hunt," Hutchings said. That sentiment marked an about-face from his meeting with constituents two months ago, when there was overwhelming support for the inquiry
Hutchings said if there are specific issues the Justice Department didn't examine, the bipartisan House panel could investigate those and then end although he acknowledges it's unclear what federal investigators did or did not find out. But right now, with an appeal to the public to bring forward tips or information about potential misconduct, Hutchings said the probe appears to be a fishing expedition.
"If we want to turn this into a purely political process and we want to air someone's dirty laundry," he said, "then we could go into every scrap and put it all out there."
Last week, the Justice Department's Public Integrity Section notified Swallow and his predecessor, Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, that it would not file charges. Two county attorneys are continuing to investigate with assistance from the FBI.
Rep. Ken Ivory, R-West Jordan, has said he would like the probe put on hold while legislators get a legal opinion on the House's authority to conduct the investigation and the body better defines the scope of the inquiry.
On Thursday, FBI Special Agent Todd Palmer confirmed the FBI was still assisting with the county attorneys' probe involvement that Swallow's attorney, Rod Snow, had said he would find unusual because the FBI isn't typically "farmed out."
House Speaker Becky Lockhart, R-Provo, has said she expects the House investigation to continue.
"It's interesting information," she said of the DOJ decision. "It doesn't change the fact the House committee was set up to find facts, so we'll continue to do that."
Senate President Wayne Niederhauser, R-Sandy, said the public needs to have answers, and the Justice Department's action doesn't provide them.
"We need to have some clarity, so I support the House moving forward, because the DOJ didn't leave us any transparency," Niederhauser said. "We've been kind of left in the lurch, and the House needs to move forward until there's been clarity and has done their duty to their public. . We owe it to the public. That's our responsibility."
One of those lukewarm to the investigation from the outset is Rep. Dana Layton, R-Orem, who said she still wishes lawmakers had taken more time and not rushed into the inquiry.
"The way I read the Constitution of Utah," she said, "unless something qualifies as a high crime or misdemeanor or malfeasance in office, I'm not sure all this talk of the public trust plays into it legally."
For now, lawmakers are committed to an investigation that is expected to cost as much as $3 million, with an uncertain outcome.
"There are so many needs the state has," Layton said. "I'd rather see it go into education or when you think how much $3 million could do in health and human services or any number of good causes, it's hard to think it's worth it."
If there were a way to do it, Layton said she'd like to see the probe brought to a quick end.
Rep. Dixon Pitcher, R-Ogden, said that the DOJ's decision doesn't mean there was no wrongdoing by the Republican attorney general, so it makes sense to proceed, adding that it should be done quickly.
"Nobody wants a long-term thing," he said. "Go to the places that need to be investigated, talk to them and find out right from the outset through testimony if there are things that are substantive and, if they aren't, then fold this thing up and let's move on."
Rep. Joel Briscoe, D-Salt Lake City, said enough uncertainty remains to justify the House investigation.
"The Salt Lake and Davis county attorneys' investigation is continuing. My understanding is the FBI is continuing to investigate. Just because a federal prosecutor elects not to prosecute doesn't mean a person isn't guilty," Briscoe said. "It doesn't shut all the doors for me."
Rep. Derek Brown, R-Cottonwood Heights, said the responsibilities of the committee with its five Republicans and four Democrats are different than those of the federal prosecutors.
"We only know that the federal authorities don't have enough information to indict, but what they are looking at differs qualitatively from the committee investigation," Brown said. "So, at this point, I don't believe for that reason that the committee needs to shut its doors."
Rep. Jake Anderegg, R-Lehi, said that in the conversations he's had with House colleagues, those who "were against it before are emboldened. Those who were for it before are, 'Well, are we wasting taxpayer money?' "
"If we get six months, 12 months down the road and spend $2 to $3 million and say, 'Yeah, he was stupid, but we're not going to impeach him,' then that's going to be a black eye," Anderegg said. "I would be in favor of it continuing, but I'm also very cognizant of the fact we're spending real money on something that may not even be there."
Legislators aren't the only ones questioning the House probe.
In a pair of meetings one Friday with Senate staff and another Monday with House staff and legislative general counsel John Fellows Brian Tarbet, general counsel to the attorney general, and one of Swallow's top deputies, Wade Faraway, voiced their concerns about the scope of the House probe and the disruption it may cause.
"There's a lot of people on that [investigative] team so the question is: 'Why do you need that many people? What's going to be the scope of the investigation? Are we to expect 500 subpoenas?' " Chief Deputy Attorney General Kirk Torgensen said of the meeting. "So a lot of this is just: How is the attorney general's office going to respond appropriately to whatever is coming our way."
Joe Pyrah, chief deputy of the House, said the meeting wasn't a challenge to the committee's authority, but a discussion of how the investigators planned to interact with the office.
"We just assured them that the committee is limited in scope by the resolution. They're limited in scope to issues related to Attorney General Swallow, and we're not investigating the attorney general's office," Pyrah said. "I think there's a better understanding and I think the conversation about scope was healthy for them and it was healthy for us."
Torgensen said there were no firm answers to what the attorney general's office should brace for, but he anticipates future discussions.
"A lot of that takes a lot of time. So are we all of a sudden going to swamp 30 people in the attorney general's office responding to this?" Torgensen said. "I think there's a fair point that the state's business needs to get done."
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The next shipment is on its way, so we will have your Calvin Klein back in stock very soon. We hope the unbelievably low price will be a consolation for the short wait. If you buy at Edel-Optics you get the best price, because "in the sale" is our standard.
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