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Posted: 09/15/2008 - It's the worst performance since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005.
Posted: 09/15/2008 - Oil prices have dropped to a seven-month low, now below $100 a barrel.
Posted: 09/15/2008 - New York's governor says he will allow American International Group Inc. to use 20 billion dollars in subsidiary company assets to provide the cash needed for the troubled insurer to stay in business.
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Posted: 09/08/2008 - Senior oil officials from Iran and Libya say there is too much crude on global oil markets, reflecting on the slide in crude prices seen since mid-July.
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CANFIELD — Canfield police responded to a 911 call just after 7 a.m. today, finding Stacey L. Sutera, a 40-year-old science teacher, shot to death in the parking lot of Carriage Hill apartment complex off Fairground Boulevard.
Sutera was a Mahoning County Career and Technical Center science teacher. Her cause of death remained pending, the Mahoning County Coroner's office said.
Police Chief Chuck Colucci said authorities believe she was getting into her vehicle when she was shot multiple times. It's possible she tried to drive away and was shot again.
A police alert was issued to be on the lookout for Robert McLaughlin, described as ex-military and armed and dangerous. He would face an aggravated murder charge, Colucci said.
Colucci said police are working on arrest warrants and will have more information later today.
A male neighbor said, "This morning I thought they were picking up the garbage, then I heard 'pop pop pop' — probably five or six gunshots."
A 13-year-old girl said she was in her bedroom getting ready for school when she heard about six gunshots. She looked out the window but didn't see anything.
"I heard a crash-type noise and ran downstairs," she said.
Another neighbor said she looked out the window and saw a man standing by the victim's car, then saw him walking away. She then lost sight of him.
McLaughlin, was sentenced Nov. 29 to five years' probation, including 500 hours of community service and fined $2,500.
Judge Maureen A. Sweeney of Mahoning County Common Pleas Court also ordered McLaughlin to take anger-management classes and have no contact with the victim after he pleaded guilty to three counts of pandering obscenity and three counts of possessing criminal tools.
Police said McLaughlin had been harassing the victim since March 2010 by sending emails threatening to reveal personal information about her.
McLaughlin was also sentenced to six months in Mahoning County jail after pleading guilty in December 2010 in Mahoning County Area Court in Canfield to related misdemeanor charges of stalking and telephone harassment.
A police report said detectives found photos of the victim, pornographic material, stacks of papers listing names and addresses of Ohio and Pennsylvania schools, as well as various businesses, computer equipment; and business cards with the victim's ex-boyfriend's name on them.
In addition to the emails, letters containing a website with fabricated sexual information about the victim and business cards stating the victim would perform specific sexual acts were mailed to business owners, school administrators, and teachers throughout Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties and parts of Pennsylvania, the report said.
Roan Craig, superintendent of Mahoning County Career and Technical Center where Sutera was in her second year as a science teacher, described the mood at the school Wednesday as somber. Grief counselors were on hand and would remain at the school for as long as needed she said.
Sutera was well-liked by students and respected by staff, she said.
"She was a good person and we loved her," Craig said.
Before being hired at MCCTC, Sutera worked just more than a year as a chemistry and physics teacher at Columbiana High School.
"We were sad to see her leave," said Don Mook, superintendent of Columbiana Exempted Village Schools. "When she had the opportunity to go to the career center I know that's something she wanted to do. She felt a call to go in that direction, but we were sad to see her go."
Seriously Valley Voice??? This lady was being stalked for a long time. Get your facts straight you idiot. What community doesn't have druggies? Go get a life.
Shame on you Valley Voice. This poor woman.
she was my science teacher. shell be missed
This is the previous indecent to shed more light.
Your comment is almost as idiotic as valleyvoice's.
This judge has a dangerous record when it comes to sentencing criminals. Wake up people and make sure she is not re-elected and allowed to continue in this way. This poor lady should never have died this way!
All of you who bash crime in Youngstown saying it's a slum and whatnot should be ashamed of yourself! Just because it happened in Canfield doesn't mean it's any better or worse. The latter part of my comment was to see if you naysayers would come out and attack me in droves which you did. Crime is crime is crime! Our ENTIRE area needs to be cleaned up of these animals, not just Youngstown.
As I said before, God be with the victim, family and friends. She sounds like a stand up gal who will be missed. I pray they find this evil man soon and rid our community of this waste before he can prey again.
You're right God be with the family. And God please let them find him soon before he hurts someone else in her family. I too just joined this to add my comments as it is a tragic story and I live a long way away from Ohio but am very familiar with what happened to her over the last year or so. He should have been caged up in the beginning for every- thing he did to her. If anyone plans to vote for this judge, please think again. For those of you who are making this out to be an insult from one town to another, please, this is a human life that was lost.
This woman is/was my physics teacher.its crazy thinking that things like this can happen. RIP, you will be missed dearly. and for those of you who think it was drug related, it wasnt. she was the nicest lady ive ever met.
jetercp...you are an idiot!
I am one of Ms. Suteras students. She was a great teacher and one of the nicest people I know. Everyone here at MCCTC is taking her loss very hard. she always talked about her family and how much she loved her students. She will be greatly missed. and to any of who said this was "drug related" you need to get your facts straight. Its hard to believe that just yesterday i was sitting in her class and she was playing with Nerf guns, just last week she did the moon walk across the class room. she was a very fun teacher and did not deserve what happened to her. Shes gone through alot the last few years but she never took it out on any of her students. I will always remember her for her kind heart and her love for teaching. RIP Ms. Sutera
JETERCP your a complete idiot!! I mean seriously. Go back into your hole and rot!
Something tragic happened in Canfield. Time for the haters to hate. Anybody who compares Youngstown to Canfield obviously went to school in Youngstown.
Why would some 64 year old scum from Painesville harass a 40 year old woman from Canfield? Anyone have background information?
You are an idiot! CPD does a good job. However, most policde and law enforcement is reactionary. The judiciary is the failure here. Apparently, anger management courses didn't quite work and he violated his restraining order. Imagine that! The man is a nut job and the best thing that can now happen is that he will blow his brains all over the seat of his truck before he hurts anyone else and spare us the trial and incarceration.
ive seen post after post where walter sobchak is getting into fights with people. maybe he should get off unemployment and actually find a job... just saying...
Really Brown you didn't expect it in the "Good Neighborhoods". Ahh lets see you expected it in the HOOD didn't you? Wellwe have equal opportunity killings. Crazy is crazy wherever you live and it is colorblind.
jetercp, at the risk of beating my head against a wall I will try to explain your stupidity. There is the city of Canfield and the township of Canfield. The City of Canfield has a police department. The township of Canfield does not and therefore is protected by the Mahoning County Sheriff's department. The city police must be doing their job because crime statistics are low and people are moving into, not out of, Canfield. Please crawl back under your rock.
I know everyone isn't necessarily trying to be insensitive, but please try to remember that there are hundreds of her students reading these posts who just found out this morning that she was murdered and are devastated. I would think by seeing a few of them post here it would make people try to hold off on being so argumentative on this blog about things that have no bearing on this case.
My prayers go out to her family, friends and students and faculty at MCCTC
blacksquirrel says it all. As I said this morning, someone just lost their life folks. Let's just say a prayer they catch him soon and that the rest of her family is safe. Her sister is devastated and daughter will never be the same.
jetercp, if you were aware of it then you are truly stupid to make such a comment. I have been to and driven through Canfield many times without being harrassed by the police, but then again I obey the law, maybe you should too.
Breaking News: Crimes, even murder, can happen anytime, anywhere. This talk of Canfield is great and Youngstown is garbage is so totally idiotic, I can't even read these posts anymore. If she lived on the East Side, this would just be normal news because it happens more in that area of town, but just because it's Canfield, you people act so suprised!! Wake up. It's 2012 and Murder and Crime's don't limit themselves to just the bad areas!
Rest in Peace . and be glad you do not have read what some really stupd pople can come with
Judge Sweeney what do YOU think about your role in all this??? You let our community down again. You are a bleeding heart who has no mercy on victims or their rights. We will not elect you again. You are one sorry dame.
This is such a tragedy. My thoughts and prayers go out to Ms. Sutera's family, friends and students. The fact that this man was already arrested and charged with stalking and harassment and was roaming free makes no sense.
This Robert McLaughlin is listed by the Attorney General's sexual predator site as driving a white 2009 Volvo S60, license plate 075XZE. I believe that's a 4-door car, not a station wagon style.
He also has a 2011 Harley, but I doubt he'll be driving that around today.
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I wonder if this suspect will be found alive or if he took the coward's way out, as so many of them do?
Regardless, my prayers go our to this woman's family. You were obviously failed by the court system.
I feel bad for the students and family that are reading most of this crap. God bless the family and the students that are going through the terrible times of losing someone they admired and loved.
Walter_Sobchak does not get into fights with people. They just haven't been converted to my way of thinking yet and merely disagree with me. But, they all want to show Walter some love because I speak to the truth. In fact, if Stan doesn't show up soon, I may have to take his crown as Minister of the Culture.
CPD does an outstanding job for our community. Very high visibility on patrol, quick response times, considerate. I have never been harassed. Then again, I have lived in Canfield for 22 years and don't speed thru the neighborhoods, shoplift, do drugs, beat my wife and kids, etc. But, to try and blame this tragedy on some lack of police work on CPD's part is illogical and idiotic, as others have said. More likely a failure of the judiciary for not locking up a wacko like this guy. But, I'm not going to continue to allow idiots to demean a great community.
kensgirl.... I totally agree. Sweeney, this is got to be something you own now and has your name all over it. Think this over voters long and hard the next time you cast your vote. VOTE NO for Judge Sweeney, that's if she has the nerve to run again. This lunatic should have never been on our the streets or in possession of guns. Anger Management. Why? Because he pled guilty to his charges. How'd that work for you judge! Hmm, guess he's still mad just like the rabid animal he was when you last saw him in your court room. He was aloud just enough time to stalk this poor lady down once again and this time take her very life, for good. Where's this nut cases's probation officer? How come this gun situation was never monitored or discovered? And... if he ever had a CCW, why was it not removed? Now this loon is probably loving every single pathetic minute of press he's getting. Way to go Sweeney. You really did it this time. Step down. Better yet just leave. Grab your stinking pencil cup and go find another job. The citizens of this Valley cannot rely on you anymore.
I second the motion for Walter to pick up the Crown and be the minister for the culture!!!!!
Word on the street, Freeatlast has Stan tied up in his basement and is forcing him to read his memoirs'
I pray for the family of this teacher, my hopes she will be remembered for all the good she has done.
Another failing example of Big Brothers answer, Lock em up - change the money amongst eachother, and pick up all the change in canteen what they say 15 million spent on zoom zooms and wham whams.
Tougher sentences, swift justice, Have a public hanging downtown and sell peanuts and popcorn.
what could this poor victim have done differently to prevent this ? she was never safe. she could have worn kevlar all the time and it would not have mattered. her only option was to strike first. obviously, she's not the kind of person to do that. this is so sad.
I say again and again, evil thy name is Sweeney. I hope this woman's family comes knocking at your door demanding answers. What are you going to tell them - that everyone deserves a 10th chance in case the first nine don't work out? This crime lies in your lap! Way to go Judge!! Thanks for being a friend to the community. Don't even look for reelection toots.
Everyone here is missing the point.... doesn't matter what side of town you live, the system let this poor teacher down. We should be thinking about her family and friends not to mention her students that are going throught he roughest time of their lives. The family dosen't need to here all this bull, they need sympathy at this time. My heart goes out to all that new and loved her. That's what we all should be saying. Grow up people.
What a tragic story, and the blame is definitely on The Hippie Judge Sweeney. We as a public need to demand her resignation, before our wifes, daughters, sons, are murdered by the animals she sets free!
Also I hope Stan didnt fall into the Culture he so readily mocked.
I feel for her studunts. They will remember this for the rest of their lives. I pray they may learn from this horrible situation. There is so much positive and negative that will be taken from this. Hopefully her students can take this sadness and turn it into a positive.
Sweeney you are a poor excuse for a judge! The order of protection, you might as well wipe with that piece of paper! It's only use is for the when the stalker shows up and you kill him you can use it at your jury trial! Sheriffs yeah what's the response time 40 minutes? If you live outside the city of Canfield you better protect yourself. This is all a terrible tragedy! With our courts this poor lady did not stand a chance against this maniac!
Sweeney you should be ashamed od yourself!
It's normal to point fingers at someone, in this case Judge Sweeney. But the fact of the matter is that she didn't commit this crime.
There are many, many people convicted of stalking, have a sexual criminal record, and generally being a menace - yet don't kill anyone. If you locked them all up, then everyone would be complaining about how their taxes are too high and how the criminals get a "free ride" of food and shelter. You can't have it both ways.
No human being could have known Robert McLaughlin would go this far. Not you, not Judge Sweeney, not the law enforcement agencies, nobody.
Personally, I agree that we WISH he would have been locked up so this poor teacher wasn't basically terrorized for years then murdered. But my wishing doesn't change anything.
My very sincere condolences to the family, students and everyone else who personally knew Stacey.
They just found his body in a cemetary. DwightK was right, "self-inflicted gunshot wound."
The Canfield Police did everything in their power....literally. It was the courts that dropped the ball big time. So sad and so needless.
Also, CC would not have helped, unless she lived as a survivalist, and even then, it's damned near impossible to defend against an ambush attack...I don't care how good you THINK you are.
Prayers for Ms. Sutera's family, friends, and students, and may God rest her soul.
I miss Stan. I had a man crush on him!
"what could this poor victim have done differently to prevent this ? "
-she could have moved.
Sweeney and Gains must go, and the lawyer her represented this animal can join him in hell!
Why does everyone feel this is DRUG related?? One person makes an acquaintance, and it's drug related! I feel the complex is at fault. Mr. Tareshawnty is too cheap to protect his residents. Neighbors have complained to management about weird behavior at her apt., why wasn't this checked out by the complex?? The police can not be everywhere. Carrage Hill should be held resposible for the untimely death of this teacher. She gave warning she was is danger, but management, never followed through.


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The Lord is my Shepard; I shall not want. Hew maketh me lie down in green pastures; he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul; he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his names sake, Psalm 23:1-3. What a powerful Psalm. I encourage you to get your Bible and finish reading it. And, as Christmas approaches we willsee Isaiah 9:6 on many cards, etc. Our Jesus is indeed called Wonderful, Counselor, The Might God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of peace. That tells us there will never be peace on this earth until the Prince of Peace comes to set up his kingdom.
We had a blessed day at church yesterday. We have a lot of people seriously ill who would really appreciate your prayers. Sid and Imogene Priest though their son, Ken, would be able to leave the hospital and spend Thanksgiving with them. However, that was not to be since he developed fever and the doctors were afraid to dismiss him just yet.
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Brandy Wigington, Donna Blythe and Drew Cook furnished special music for the three services last Sunday. Donna Blythe did a wonderful job for the 10:30 service and I know that Brandy and Drew did equally as well at the other two services. Next Sunday, December 2nd, there will not be an 8:30 A.m. service. After the 10:30 A.M. service will be our Holiday Meal.
Tehre will be a wedding shower from 2-4 P.M., Sunday, December 9th, in the Fellowship Hall for Andrew Denton and Jennifer Morris. They are two of our talented young people.
Our Adult Choir will be performing More Than A Manger Sunday, December 9th.
Happy Birthday to Nina McCraw (Hughs Mom) who has a birthday Sunday, December 2nd, and to Roger Reeder whose birthday is Tuesday, December 4th.
Dont forget our Senior Adult Christmas Meeting Thursday, December 6th, at 10:00 A.M. Bring a dish and join us. We are now working on special entertainment so do plan to come and bring a friend. If you have never attended one of our meetings, we invite you to join us.
I noticed lots of Christmas decorations going up over the past weekend. Patsy came home and put up my tree for me. Now I must get busy and decorate it. Until next time may God Bless.
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Judge Mike Rubino self-destructed five seconds after writing this review. And it was his first one, too...
Editor's Note
Our reviews of Mission: Impossible: The First TV Season (published December 13th, 2006), Mission: Impossible '88 Season (published December 8th, 2011), Mission: Impossible '89 Season (published February 28th, 2012), Mission: Impossible: The Sixth TV Season (published May 6th, 2009), and Mission: Impossible: The Third TV Season (published December 5th, 2007) are also available.
The Charge
Expect the impossible!
Opening Statement
Good morning, Jim. The DVD set you're looking at is for Mission: Impossible Season Two, a solid release of a classic television show. It ushers in some refinements to the series as well as this man: Peter Graves. You may remember him from the film Airplane!. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to read the rest of this review and forget about those Tom Cruise movies…for good. Good luck, Jim.
Facts of the Case
If you caught the first season of Mission: Impossible you probably have a good idea how the show works. But for the uninitiated, here's the rundown:
Jim Phelps is the leader of the Impossible Missions Force (IMF), and each episode he's given what appears to be an "impossible mission" (I know, you didn't see it coming). From there, he assembles his team of undercover agents, introduces some gadgets, and gets to work accomplishing the mission. The show follows a strict formula almost every episode, and while the setup is always the same, the plots are always impressively unique. Because of this setup, the show is extremely episodic, and plotlines almost never carry over. That means that you don't need to know anything about the show or the previous episodes; just sit down and watch!
Unlike the Cruise movies, the show focuses more on playing mind games with the enemies. The IM Force will go to great lengths to create elaborate traps and fake sets in order to liquify the brains of the bad guys. In this season, the team even fakes a nuclear explosion for a pair of evil-doers hiding out in a bomb shelter. They spare no expense for the mission and, of course, they always succeed.
Mission: Impossible was born out of the Cold War spy craze in the late 1960s, and it was one of the most successful shows of its kind. Season Two brings a lot more polish to the series, and also steps up the complexity of the missions, making Jim and his gang of spies work that much harder.
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The Evidence
The first thing viewers will notice with Mission: Impossible Season Two is the absence of the first season's hero: Dan Briggs (played by Steven Hill). The season's first episode, "The Widow," begins with a broad-shouldered, white-haired Jim Phelps (played by Peter Graves) pressing play on the tape recorder. They make no mention of the switch, and there weren't any storylines that carried over from the previous season. Dan Briggs just disappeared, and I hardly miss him. Gone are Hill's stiff deliveries accompanied by elbows that never left his hips. Graves plays the role of ringleader with more confidence and charm, and is a welcome breath of fresh air to the series.
The rest of the Impossible Missions Force returns this season, and Martin Landau finally becomes a full-time cast member (if only for one season). Each of the characters has his or her own skill to bring to the mission: Rollin Hand (Landau) is a master of masks and magic tricks, Barney Collier (played by Greg Morris) is the mechanical wizard, Willie Armitage (played by Peter Lupus) is the muscle man, and Cinnamon Carter (played by Barbara Bain) is the woman—so she does all the flirting and girly undercover work. While the show sometimes introduces one-shot characters to help out on a specific mission, the crew generally stays the same. The chemistry between all of the characters can really be felt in this second season, and their banter and camaraderie seems more genuine than before.
Mission: Impossible plays by its own rules, which are generally: Tension over action; keep the audience guessing up until the last minute; keep locales generic so as not to outwardly offend; and offer next to no wrap-up.
Unlike the popular films, this show follows a very slow, plodding pace that relies on tension and confusion instead of big set pieces and explosions. Sure you'll find action in every episode, but it's usually confined to one or two scenes. Instead, the show takes the brains over brawn approach, in which the IMF members try to outwit the bad guys so that they implode and destroy themselves. The general "slowness" of the show is a welcome change of pace when compared to some of today's action-dramas, but I know it's not for everyone. Kids raised on high-adrenaline shows like 24 and the Mission: Impossible films will probably find the original series somewhat boring. It's a show that requires today's modern viewer to slow down and really take in this orchestra of espionage. If you can do that, you'll be rewarded with some great entertainment.
Each episode begins with the setup: Jim arrives at some strange location, finds a tape or a record, gets the mission, and watches the recording burst into smoke (which is always accompanied by this weird magical jingle for some reason). Jim then returns to his generic bachelor pad and begins choosing the operatives for the mission. In the second season of the show, this sort of ritual seems rather pointless. Nine times out of 10, Jim is picking the same core group of folks—and really, you can always see it coming: they're the only ones with color photos in the dossier. But the show sticks to its formula, even when it's superfluous. The scene that follows is Jim going over the plan with the team just enough to get the audience interested, while at the same time revealing next to nothing.
From the setup onward, the show requires your utmost attention. Yes, it moves slowly, but it also packs small meaningful clues along the way. Sometimes, the plan goes bad and things have to be improvised, other times, Barney will plant some sort of gadget early on and it won't make an appearance until the end of the episode. The show does a great job of stringing you along, and making every commercial break a mini-cliffhanger (usually involving a gun).
The direction of the second season's episodes is much cleaner than that of the first. The show is still filmed with a very cinematic eye, but gone are some of the abrupt editing hiccups and jump cuts. Each episode has the production values of a full-length movie, which is one of the reasons the show is still so watchable today. The show bounces back and forth between steady camera shots, usually during the espionage scenes, and shaky hand-held shots for action scenes. The shift between these two camera setups allows even the most mundane action scene to pop with excitement and panic. The show also takes a chance by introducing some very thoughtful framing. The camera will sometimes track low to the ground and wind up behind a tire, shooting through its center. In another scene, the camera might switch to a bird's-eye view, looking directly down at the action as a body is passed between two cars on a busy street. These camera angles elevate the show out of the traditional tel! evision setup while adding to the suspense. Most vital to the tension of the show is the constant use of the zoom. At least half a dozen times an episode, the camera will quickly zoom in to frame a character's eyes or stress the fact that someone is holding a gun. Mission: Impossible uses this technique almost as much as the kung-fu films of the time, lending more credence to the show's cinematic aspirations.
Season Two also features a number of two-part episodes that sport higher production values, exotic locales, and a deeper, more intricate plot. The first two-parter is called "The Slave," which features the crew infiltrating an underground slave-trading ring in a Muslim country. The story featured a grander plan and was generally very rewarding in the end. Later in the season, they did it again with "The Council," which featured the IM Force taking down the mafia. I would venture to say that this second two-parter was one of the best episodes in the season.
I love the fact that CBS and Paramount are releasing old shows like Mission: Impossible, but I just wish more time was being put into the production of the DVDs. The set doesn't have any special features, which is a true shame. This show begs to at least have a making-of documentary, exploring how the episodes were put together. It would also be nice to hear from members of the cast that are still alive, as well as the show's creators. There were a number of spy shows at the time, but this is the only one that survived as long as it did. CBS should be championing that with these DVD releases, using the popularity of the movies to reintroduce a new audience to a fabulous old show.
The video quality of the DVD transfer is a mixed bag. The video doesn't seem to have been remastered or touched up at all, so what you see is essentially what folks saw back in the 1960s. Sometimes the picture quality is rather excellent, filled with vibrant colors and sharp imagery. Other times, however, the picture is overcome with grain—usually during any of the quick zoom shots. This is all clearly from the show's original filming, and isn't any fault of the DVD release, but it would have been nice if CBS would have spent some time cleaning it up.
In the audio department, the show sounds fairly good. One of the most important aspects of this show was its timeless score. From the opening match strike to the ending credits, the show features fantastic spy jazz from Lalo Schifrin. There's nothing more rewarding than having the show's theme kick in the second the mission is completed, and the Dolby Digital transfer on the DVD does a great job with that. Again, the only issues with sound can be traced back to the show's original filming. Occasionally an actor will be muffled for a line or two (this seems to happen a lot to Willie for some reason).
I am continually impressed by the packaging design of CBS television DVDs. They do a great job capturing the look and feel of the series. Season Two comes in a metallic-blue slipcase with four translucent slim-line DVD cases holding seven discs. In an effort to appeal to people familiar with today's Mission: Impossible films, the box features the updated movie logo (you know, the sans-serif italics with the line cutting through it). Each DVD case features an episode list, in order of the original air date, complete with episode descriptions. The cases and discs each feature pictures of the different cast members. Overall it's a great presentation.
Closing Statement
We are told to expect the impossible with this series—and you can surely do just that. The sneaky setups and over-the-top plots the IM Force hatch are never a letdown, providing you've got the patience to pay attention. It's a great show to watch on DVD. I just hope that eventually CBS puts out a season with some special features.
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2016. "Public, Nonprofit, and For-Profit Sector Regulatory Approaches in Third-Party Regulatory Administration." Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory.
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2013 "Assessing Rule Compliance and Robustness in Recreational Resource Management." Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning.
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I just want a simple way to get the HTML source read into a string. After looking around for hours I see all these libraries and curl and stuff. All I need is the raw HTML data. I don't even need a definite answer. Just something that will help me refine my search.
Just to be clear I want the raw code in a string I can manipulate, don't need any parsing etc.


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Onda Fuerza EP
- Artists Che Armstrong
- Release Date 2012-07-12
- Labels Axon
- Catalog AXON003
The next release on Axon comes from label manager/AandR, Che Armstrong. Having previously released on labels such as Full Tilt and Neuroscience, his releases have seen the support of DJs including Dubfire, Paul Oakenfold and Chris Lake.
Che has a great sound with techno and tech-house influences, built on a solid progressive house foundation. 'Onda Fuerza' has an almost Pryda-esque sound, and features a tasty bassline, alongside some great tech-influenced percussion. The subtle use of melody also works well, taking the track to the next level.
'Assassin' has a solid kick and big groovin' bass line. Che uses a great pitch-bend effect throughout the track, which adds some great movement and keeps the track interesting. Just watch out for the drop and the horn sound... Watch out for the 'Assassin'.


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Color scheme, font style are OK.
On my IE 6.0.2900.2180 XP SP2 here at work, your Aviation Video sidebar is underneath the content and all out of whack as far as alignment goes.
Other than that, not bad.
I like it. the black background for the L and R columns makes the text in the middle very easy to read as you scroll down. the top header logo is colorful and interesting and you have the ability to make some of those images dynamic or active links.
Pretty nice.
Bloody Hell. The 2 videos in the latest post on front page are amazing! I can't believe you are allowed to stand / drive past there. Great site with great content. Looks good.
Thanks to all. Yes I know about the issue with IE 6.0 and the sidebar but it seems to be limited to just that browser as I haven't been able to duplicate it in any others yet to date.
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An energy company is dusting off an old, unused state law that can force property owners to accept oil and gas drilling under their land, pitting neighbor against neighbor in a Pennsylvania community and raising the possibility that lawmakers will have to take sides.
Houston-based Hilcorp seeks to use a 1961 Pennsylvania law to drill under the property of four holdout landowners in New Bedford, near the Ohio border an hour north of Pittsburgh. The concept, known as "forced pooling," means that people who don't sign leases get bundled in with those who do to make drilling more efficient and compensate all the landowners.
The stakes are high. Property owners can reap royalties totaling hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars from drilling in the Utica Shale formation, which lies below the better-known Marcellus Shale.
Suzanne Matteo, one of the four who has refused to sign a lease, said she is furious that the company may be able to drill under her property without her permission. "It's un-American," she said.
On the other side are many neighbors who have signed leases, such as Bruce Clingan, who owns the roughly 200-acre Tanglewood Golf Course with his wife, Jody. They signed a lease with Hilcorp a few years ago and received a signing bonus of more than $500,000, plus 18 percent royalties on future production.
"I don't understand how people who own 4 acres of ground can hold up such a big thing. I don't agree with that," Clingan said.
Hilcorp said that 99 percent of the property owners in the 3,267-acre tract have signed leases, and that drilling would occur a mile or more under the surface of the holdout's property. Invoking the old law, the company said, would ensure that "all participants, leased or unleased, are compensated for the minerals they own."
With new technology, a well can be drilled down and then turned sideways, and the so-called extensions run for a mile or more away from the drill site. Some of those extensions are what Hilcorp wants to send under Matteo's property, but the company hasn't said where wells would be located.
Matteo said she's resigned to drilling in the area, since her neighbors have signed leases. She's concerned about possible pollution and effects on property values, so she refuses to sign "on principle."
The whole battle also has a political edge, since the state Department of Environmental Protection will make the final ruling on whether to approve the request. The response to Hilcorp's proposal has been so strong that two hearings planned for last week have been postponed until early May.
More than 5,000 new wells have been drilled in Pennsylvania since 2008 using hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. The law does not apply to the Marcellus Shale formation, the source of most of the gas being produced, but does to the Utica Shale, which energy companies see as a new frontier, since it also holds oil.
Forced-pooling laws exist in some form in about 40 states and are usually used with little dispute, said Jacqueline Weaver, an expert on oil and gas law at the University of Houston. The idea was once contentious, Weaver said, but courts have previously settled the question of whether it is unconstitutional.
She noted that such laws were designed to reduce the number of unsightly drilling rigs on the surface, and to find a way to fairly compensate small landowners who lived on the edge of a "pool" of oil or gas. It's possible, for example, for drilling to pull oil or gas from under adjacent properties.
Weaver is puzzled as to why Hilcorp doesn't drill around Matteo and other landowners, since modern drilling rigs can twist and turn the well bore to follow deposits of shale gas.
The Hilcorp case highlights the political sensitivity behind forced pooling, even in a state where Gov. Tom Corbett, a Republican, and most lawmakers favor the industry.
Cheer up Susan. Good chance the drilling company has already drilled under your property and are just legalizing what they've done to make it appear justified. You can't fight these oil companies they're greed and money for fighting know no boundaries. You should have signed the paper, at least you would have gotten something other than an ulcer.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
I admire Ms. Matteo for standing up against evil and for what she believes is right and just.
I have no respect for the spineless position expressed by the first commenter above.
Imagine in this economy having to force people to make money. Some strange people in this country!


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I doubt it. VibrantMedia is an ad-banner company not a search engine. It delivers content-targetted ads like Google Adwords but only advertises on sites that:
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I have this in my hosts file (W2K):
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SFUSD welcomes three new board members this month: Darcy Shiber-Knowles, Lisa Joy and Stephanie Parker. Our full roster for 2016 is listed below. We've reorganized the board, collapsing and expanding some positions. We look forward to working towards a Good, Clean & Fair San Diego food system and sharing with our San Diego community this coming year! Stay tuned for upcoming celebrations and efforts.
Rachel Helmer – Chair
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Dana Palermo – Secretary
Darcy Shiber-Knowles – Treasurer
Kathryn Rogers – Food Justice Chair & Outreach Coordinator
Tania Alatorre – Good Food Community Fair & Volunteer Coordinator
Stephanie Parker – Farm Liaison & Ark of Taste Chair
Lisa Joy – Education Chair
Learn more about them here.
We also extend our warmth and gratitude to the board members who recently stepped down: Jennifer Leong, Chelsea Coleman, Owen Salerno, Lydia Wisz, Aundrea Dominguez, Jessica Barlow, Christina Nelson and Adina Batnitzky. We so appreciate your contributions and leadership over the past several years and know that our future accomplishments will rest on the shoulders of your efforts.
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I'd like to visit this village one day. Ciao!
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Hallstatt is really a very lovely place! Looking forward to visiting austria next year :)
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Great Page Valerie. We liked hallstatt so much last year on our Europe trip that we are going back for a whole week this Sept.
Thank you for dropping by, Valerie. I love the info and the pic's on your Hallstatt Page. Especially the lake and.....freezing in summer?:~)) 'enjoy today.
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From the Washington Post (via Alex Koppelman [1]):
For all the hope and excitement Obama's candidacy is generating, some of his field workers, phone-bank volunteers and campaign surrogates are encountering a raw racism and hostility that have gone largely unnoticed -- and unreported -- this election season. Doors have been slammed in their faces. They've been called racially derogatory names (including the white volunteers). And they've endured malicious rants and ugly stereotyping from people who can't fathom that the senator from Illinois could become the first African American president.
Merida writes about several incidents, like one in Kokomo, Ind., where on primary day, "a group of black high school students were holding up Obama signs along U.S. 31, a major thoroughfare. As drivers cruised by, a number of them rolled down their windows and yelled out a common racial slur for African Americans." He also mentions voters who've said they wouldn't vote for Obama because of his race, and an incident in Vincennes, Ind., in which an Obama campaign office was vandalized: "A large plate-glass window was smashed, an American flag stolen. Other windows were spray-painted with references to Obama's controversial former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, and other political messages: 'Hamas votes BHO' and 'We don't cling to guns or religion. Goddamn Wright.'"
Links[1] http://www.salon.com/politics/war_room/2008/05/13/racism/index.html?source=rss&aim=/politics/war_room
[2] https://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php?v=300