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Golden Valley Electric Association members are elected by district to serve on GVEA's board of directors. GVEA's service area is divided into seven geographical districts. Directors are elected for three-year terms, with no more than three directors elected in any one year. For more information about director elections, visit the GVEA election page.
Aren Gunderson, Director for District 1
Phone: (907) 388-1454
Aren Gunderson was elected to the board in June 2011 and currently serves as Treasurer. Aren came to Fairbanks from Minnesota in 2004 to pursue a graduate degree in wildlife biology at UAF. Since completion of his Master's degree in 2007, Aren has worked at the University of Alaska Museum of the North. He's currently the Mammal Collection Manager. Aren and his wife, Jen, have a young daughter and son. They recently built a home in the Goldstream Valley, where they enjoy mushing and skijoring with their five dogs. Aren also enjoys hunting, cross country skiing, hiking, ultimate Frisbee and playing banjo.
District 1 seat will be up for election in 2017.
Tom DeLong, Director for District 2
Phone: (907) 479-5045
Tom DeLong currently serves as the Vice Chairman of the board and was first elected in 2005. He and his wife, Ann, have two grown daughters. He has worked at ABR, Inc. Environmental Research & Services as the Office/Contracts Manager for the last 21 years. Tom has also owned and operated Tolovana Hot Springs, a remote natural hot springs since 1987. Tom is very interested in the study of utility rates, conservation, energy efficiency and renewable energy. Hobbies include skiing, table tennis, fishing, hunting and flying.
District 2 seat will be up for election in 2017.
Rick Schikora, Director for District 3
Phone: (907) 488-1724
Rick Schikora is once again serving as Chairman of the Board. He is a certified public accountant and partner at the accounting firm of Warwick and Schikora, CPAs. Rick has lived in Alaska all his life and with his wife, Cheryl, has raised two daughters. He is a former board member of the Alaska Outdoor Council and a past chair for the Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, where he remains active on the Natural Resources Committee. Rick joined the Denali State Bank board of directors in January 2010. Rick promotes hunting, fishing and outdoor activities and is a private pilot with more than 5,800 hours. Rick was appointed to the Board in 1986 to fill a vacancy. Prior to 2016, he served thirteen years as Chairman of the Board and ten years as Treasurer.
District 3 seat will be up for election in 2017.
Gary Newman, Director for District 4
Phone: (907) 488-2001
Gary Newman was elected in June 2015 and has lived in Fairbanks since 1972. He and his wife, a life-long Alaskan, have two grown sons. Gary has had several professions: telecommunications and PBX systems installer; energy auditor; and weatherization, housing and facilities manager for Tanana Chiefs Conference; and computer and network systems administrator at UAF. He has been an active member of GVEA for decades. Gary previously served on the Fairbanks North Star Borough Platting Board and Planning Commission and currently serves on a number of local non-profit boards. Playing Celtic-style music is a hobby of Gary's. He also assists his wife with the development of Koponen Homestead, a residential and recreational community on Chena Ridge. Gary hopes his efforts on the GVEA board will encourage more member-owner engagement.
District 4 seat will be up for election in 2018.
Chris Bunch, Director for District 5
Phone: (907) 488-5557
Chris Bunch was elected to the board in July 2013. He has lived in Alaska for 25 years and is a pipefitter foreman for TCI Construction, Inc. Chris is a member and executive board member for the Local Union 375 Plumbers and Pipefitters. He and his wife, Megan, have two young sons. Chris is involved in youth hockey and enjoys hunting and snow machining.
District 5 seat will be up for election in 2019.
John Sloan, Director for District 6
Phone: (907) 322-4391
John Sloan was elected in June 2007 and is the board Secretary. He retired from the Delta/Greely School District in 2002 after teaching for 21 years. John owns and operates the Buffalo Center Drive-In in Delta Junction. John has been active in the Delta community since 1981, when he and wife Linda arrived. They raised four children in Delta, which offered the opportunity to be involved in various youth and community activities. John has served on the Delta Greely Hockey Assoc. board of directors, coached hockey, little league and girls' softball. He has also been a member of the Delta Junction City Council, LEPC, Delta Lion's Club and Delta Chamber of Commerce. In 2005, John traveled to Sri Lanka with a small group from Fairbanks to aid in the Tsunami Relief effort and has since returned two more times. John enjoys reading, kayaking, biking and snowboarding.
District 6 seat will be up for election in 2019.
Bill Nordmark, Director for District 7
Phone: (907) 683-2411
Bill Nordmark was appointed to the Board in 1995 to fill a vacancy. Bill lives in Healy and owned and operated Motel Nord Haven for many years. He represents Golden Valley's members who reside along the Parks Highway from MP 330 near Skinny's Halfway Inn to MP 210 at Cantwell. As a 16-year old looking for a job, Bill came to the Denali Park area. After serving his country in the US Air Force and attending college, he returned to Healy in 1966 with his wife, Patsy, to raise their three daughters. Bill was one of the original founders of the Tri-Valley Volunteer Fire Department, where he served as chief and an EMT for 19 years. Bill served as Chairman of the Board for ten years.
District 7 seat will be up for election in 2018.


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I installed a library via apt but it added no .pc file to the pkg-config dir. When I built another manually it got added. Is there a convention for libs automatically creating a .pc file and if so when and how is it done?
Like .so symlinks and .h header files, the .pc files are not be shipped in libXXX debian packages, but in the accompanying libXXX-dev packages as they are only useful when developing against that library.
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1996 Subaru Legacy Wagon LSi 4dr Wagon AWD
Purchased 2.5L Legacy Outback 10/09 - 156k - w/o inspection. W/in a week $1400 transfer case repair...had no AWD.Wonderful AWD now, BUT has cost $4500 past 2 yrs incl transfer case, timing belt, radiator + bi-mo. repairs.A/C has never worked. Ck eng light on constantly altho turns off by itself several days later. Recently a long-standing misfire issue became full blown problem. Car barely started making noises like a starter problem, shook horribly, probably only running on 1 cylinder.Today, it does start, runs somewhat smoothly, engine sounds odd.Blown engine?Will miss my beloved Outback. R.I.P.Now allocating my Suby repair budget to buy new car.
Such a champ in bad weather! Extremely dependable til recently.
Lived in Colorado mntns. Used studded snows.
Job required driving on treacherous, icy mountain back roads.
Sure footed car never failed me. Co-workers driving 4WD pickups did not fare so well.
Several slipped off the road...although they were very experienced 4WD folks.
I like how the car is solid and suspension isn't "mushy".
Yet the ride is good.
Comfortable car and seats. Interior in perfect cond, no rips, tears.
Dark green paint still glossy.
For a 4 cyl, zippy on major mountain highways, even passing.
Very dependable car til the misfire issue went downhill into a probable blown engine.
Since this was the first year for the Outback, it has many mechanical issues with the 2.5L engine.
My car has had just about all of them, although didn't need to replace head gasket.
It may have already been done since purchased at 156K.
Too bad first year models always seem to be a guinea pig and aren't such reliable cars.
The only improvement I'd suggest is that the mechanical issues be resolved.
I believe Subaru has proven they have with subsequent years.
I have been very satisfied with the performance of this car, even with all the problems it's had in past 2 years.
I have owned this car for only 5 months and it has been a horrible experience. Its check engine light keeps coming on. I changed master air flow, a wire, the differential, and the main computer. The car is still stalling in traffic and other most inopportune places. I bought this car for my daughter's 21 birthday and she has only driven it maybe two weeks out of owning the car. What else could it be!!!!
Love the way it handles when it works and great in the snow. Very comfortable and lots of room.
Whatever is making this car stall needs fixing. Cup holder in bad spot.
This is hands down one of the best cars on the road. I purchased one of these after I spent thousands on repairing the constant flaws of my explorer and Jimmy. I could not be happier with this car. I was so please with it that I bought another 96 LSi. My only warning is to make sure you watch your oil! My outback uses a little on freeway trips but the LSi uses it quite a bit. Also, do not be upset if you have to replace head gaskets. The Lsi had them done and the outback has been lucky so far with almost 200,000 miles (knock on wood). The AWD is great and fuel economy is pretty decent. These cars will last over 300,000 miles. Timing belts made need to be done as well. Still a great car!
AWD, handling on curves, rugged outback exterior, seat warmers!
better lighting on dashboard climate controls.
I could not be more satisfied with acar. I bought it used with 76k miles on it, and 4 years later I have 149k and going strong. Routine maintenance issues, a gasket here and there, and an alternator, and it is still going strong! No tranny issues. Just a great car!
Look, style, reliability, comfort,
Cup holder design, leg room in front passenger seat
We purchased this car new, and have
always maintained it at the dealer.
Over the years, we have not only had
too many unexpected repairs (antenna,
alternator, compressor, engine seals,
engine seals, engine seals), but we
repeatedly get it fixed only to have
to return the next day for "final
fixes". Compared to our 95 Honda
Accord, this was so much less reliable
we will not consider another Subaru.
All wheel drive has always been good
in our snowy state (NY)
Reliability, cup-holder design, fuel
gauge always reads low.
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Besides the theme of harmony itself, another theme of Manilow and Sussman's show is regret: both living with it, and living so as not having to regret.
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A historical drama of saving 1,000 years of our cultural heritage. in the knowledge that if Hitler went down, he would take with him to the grave the treasure house of Western Civilization just out of spite. Maybe most was rescued, though a great deal also was lost.
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DALHART - Carrie Larsen, 89, died Monday, Dec. 11, 2000.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Lakeview United Methodist Church with Pat Phelps of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Hass Funeral Home.
Mrs. Larsen was born in Lovell, Wyo. She was raised in Independence, Mo. and graduated from high school in Raytown, Mo. She moved to Texas in 1934 and to Dalhart in 1940.
She worked at the 200 Laundry, North Ward School lunchroom, Ben Franklin's Dime Store and Jim Bob Booths Insurance Co. She was a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and attended Lakeview United Methodist Church.
She married Arthur W. Larsen in 1934. He preceded her in death.
Survivors include two daughters, Belva Griego of Dalhart and Louise Light of Amarillo; two sons, Orville Larsen of Plano and Arthur Larsen Jr. of Amarillo; a brother Noel Edson of Greenville, Mo.; nine grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren and 17 great-great-grandchildren.
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.byline except the date. Is it possible to do this via CSS w/o modifying the markup? Is there a CSS selector that allows you to target the inner text that's not in tags?

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This does not work b/c it hides the
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.byline :not(time) { display:none }
This does not work b/c it hides everything:
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This works but is not ideal b/c then you have to deal with hiding the space too:
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There is a bug/error that I found with the plugin however, with WordPress Multisite. The plugin works with the main domain that MUltisite is installed on, but when activated it makes all of the other subdomains and external domain categories disappear. You're not able to view and create new categories on the children domains.
Specifically when Admin Sort is checked, no posts display in the front end in the child themes The parent theme's categories still show however.
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