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I chose the Dayton Loudspeaker 8" Shielded DVC sub (#295- 480) because it met my two criteria perfectly: it would fit in a smallish box and has a very attractive price tag. It also seemed like a good idea because there is an available matching passive radiator (#295-492) at a nice low price. On this project, I used a Dayton Loudspeaker (#300-784) 70 watt plate amp-it has just the right amount of power for this particular driver in this application.
Enclosure Design
After a bit of deliberation, I decided that I would tread in some new territory and try to design a passive radiator system. I've gotten into a habit of building sealed, ported, ported, sealed speakers and just for the thrills, a sealed sub. It's getting old and not much of a challenge. I did some research on the web and figured out in which direction I would venture. The passive radiator idea is basically a ported enclosure, only it trades a column of air (the port) for an equally massive diaphram. Simple enough. But where to start? I did some further research on the web and found a spreadsheet that took simple info about the system and the parameters of the radiator. In a millisecond you have a starting point for determining how much mass to add to the radiators. I also found the equations for figuring out the mass requirements at another website-http://www. diysubwoofers.org/prd/-which confirmed my earlier results. Then came a three hour session with WinISD. If you don't have this program in your arsenal yet, shame on you! Get it and you will never regret it. I plugged and chugged the numbers and did a lot of tweaking to find a response curve I could live with. It's a good thing the sub I had been modeling liked it too, or else there were going to be issues. It has an F3 of around 40 Hz and a F10 around 31 Hz. The rolloff is steep but it all works out well in the end. The amount of added mass turned out to be 46 to 50 grams per radiator. The passives have an M5 threaded hole to adjust mass by way of a bolt, nuts, and washers. Just make sure you add weight in this range. It's the best compromise between system power handling and frequency response I have found so far. Once you are satisfied with the mass tuning, grab a bottle of Loctite and secure the threads. This is a vibration rich environment, and without threadlocker the whole package will eventually come loose and start buzzing like mad. The gross volume I ended up with is .88 cubic feet. By the time you figure in the volume displaced by the active driver and the passive radiators, I estimate the net volume somewhere in the vicinity of .80 cubic feet. Not overly compact, but not huge by any means. I like to have something to prop up my feet under my desk so this might be just the ticket. The 13" cube dimension came as a bit of a surprise when I was figuring out the cut list. I am hoping that if someone replicates this sub they aren't afraid of the number 13. Ah, sounds like I'm onto something here! A person who is afraid of the number 13 is a triskaidekaphobic. A bit of a mouthful so I shortened it to Triska. A name is born!
Enclosure Assembly
Did I say I wanted cheap? Yep! What I didn't mention was I wanted it to be easy, easy, easy to construct. This being a cube box (13" per side finished), it can't get much easier than this. It only took ten minutes to cut the side panels and glue them together. I like to use corner clamps in conjunction with a couple of straps-the corner clamps let me get the tops and bottoms of the joints right where I want them and then I place a strap clamp in the middle. Let this dry for a couple of hours and get ready to cut some holes for the active driver and passive radiators. Oh yeah, the amp too! If you want to get all fancy and do a nice round over on the driver and radiator cut outs, you can do this before you assemble the panels. It really doesn't make too much of a difference on this project as there is enough window space in the baskets for free breathing. The cutouts for the driver and the radiators are all 7-1/8" diameter. Use a jigsaw, a router with a Jasper Circle Jig, or as I use, the Sears Craftsman Circle Cutting Jig for their routers. It works like a charm. Lay the now dry side panel assembly on its side, and measure from the upper left hand corner of the panel that is on top. Your center of the cutout is 5" down and 6-1/2" over from this upper left hand corner. This will position the driver in the center of the cube on a vertical axis and slightly off center on a horizontal axis. Make the same cuts on the two adjacent sides. The side opposite the active driver is where the plate amp will be mounted. When this cutout is done you can attach the top and bottom pieces, and then clamp until the glue sets. I did a 1/2" roundover on the edges of the box. Finish the exterior as you see fit. I like PlastiKote's FleckStone paint as it has some texture to it, and it's quite durable and low maintenance-plus it hides touch-up and small blemishes well. You are now ready to install your components. Be sure to wire up the active driver voice coils in parallel: positive to positive, negative to negative. Set everything in place and make sure you have a good seal with all the components. You are now ready to enjoy The Triska Sub. Once the break-in is finished, you should have a useable extension to 31 Hz.
"The sub behaves very well if it is about a foot and a half from the adjacent walls. This gives the best response and the most bass output, without a lot of blooming. Since it is a very nearfield application in my instance, the bass has tons of slam. I can buzz windows throughout my entire house with this little sub! I have pressed it into HT service as a test and I can say it did a nice job. Just be careful of soundtracks with a lot of infrasonic passages- the bottom end is shored up nicely but won't hande the depth charges in U-571 at high levels. The sub just won't like it. Overall, I'm very happy with the sound and physical appearance of The Triska Sub. It's kind of a shame to stick it under my desk, as good as it looks!
About The Designer
Shawn Adams, better known on the PE Tech Talk board as ShawnA, has been building and modifying speakers for sixteen years. With dozens of projects behind him, and enough parts on hand for several dozen more, he anticipates achieving total domination of the DIY speaker hobby within eighteen months. An experienced graphics designer by day, his motivation for designing and building speakers comes from listening to systems at big-box retailers and leaving with the confidence he can do it better- for less money. His DIY mantra: "Do what you want to do, and make sure you have fun doing it!"
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Dayton SD215-88 8" Shielded DVC Subwoofer
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Pancakes from Scratch4. Birthday Cake Pancakes ~ Start your birthday off right by enjoying these birthday cake pancakes for breakfast. A fun tradition to add to your birthday celebration and if you are having a sleepover, they can even substitute for a traditional cake. Whoe doesnt love eating cake for breakfast! Strawberry Blueberry Lemon Ricotta Pancake Cake ~ This amazing recipe was a mix of two recipes that both looked scrumptious on their own right. They were combined which doubled the flavor factor. The end result was so good it should be criminal. 6. Two Simple Breakfast Pancake Ideas ~ Dont these Puffed Pancakes look simply scrumptious? They are perfect for brunches and weekend breakfasts. And, you more than likely have all of the ingredients in your kitchen to make these. Quinoa Blueberry Pancakes ~ I could eat pancakes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Bit thats a whole lot of carbs. This recipe uses quinoa so it has a healthy dose of protein. And I bet the kids wont even know, especially if you thrown in a handful of blueberries or chocolate chips. If you are making quinoa with dinner, just make a little extra to use for breakfast the next day. 8. Dutch Chocolate Pancake ~ You just might go into a chocolate induced coma with this scrumptious dutch pancake. All of the ingredients are mixed in a blender, transferred to a skillet and baked until puffed. Similar to German pancakes. Red Velvet Pancakes ~ Red velvet cake, red velvet cupcakes, red velvet cake pops, any variation is divine. How about red velvet pancakes?! They're light, fluffy and absolutely delicious! They are also pretty simple to make since they are made from a red velvet cake mix and smothered in cream cheese frosting, of course!
How to Make Pancake Mix10. Donut Pancakes with Glaze ~ These donut-looking pancakes had me at sprinkles, but top them with donut glaze and my heart starts to pitter-patter. Your kids will be singing your praises for the rest of the day (if you all survive the sugar coma {wink}.
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Extreme weather hit during the AHL All-Star Classic break, but all Hershey Bears players made it back to participate in Friday's return to practice at Giant Center.
The Bears are scheduled to play the Albany Devils Friday night at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
Bears assistant coach Ryan Mougenel, who runs the morning practice on game days, got the team back into the swing after four days off.
"They need to get up and down," Mougenel said. "Not a lot of thinking, but they need to get up and down and get their legs going again and get thinking a little bit, not too much. This is a team we understand our strengths and weaknesses, and one of those things is simplicity works best for us.
"I was really surprised. I thought we were actually pretty good. Usually it's not the case, and I think every coach will tell you. As a coach, you kind of nitpick a little bit, too. You have the tendency to do that. I thought the guys were right on point."
Though still wearing a non-contact jersey, Stan Galiev (shoulder) participated vigorously in practice. "Hold him out this weekend," Mougenel said, "but I would think next weekend he would be good to go."
Philipp Grubauer was the first goalie off the ice at the end of practice, which is an indication that he is scheduled to start against Albany.
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I love the look of layered paint and Annie Sloan Chalk Paint layering technique is not just beautiful, it is art, I was introduced to Annie Sloan via one of her books that I stocked in my shop in 2008. I loved the look and how wonderful the paint was to distress but when I asked all my local paint suppliers and they had never heard of it.
Then in 2010 I found Miss Mustard Seed's Blog and she was talking about Annie Sloan and Chalk Paint on her blog and I found a way to purchase me some chalk paint.
I looked into becoming a stockist but the timing wasn't right so since then a local stockist popped up and I get what I need locally. I am using more and more Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint [I am a retailer for this great stuff] but there are pieces that I like to paint in chalk paint.
A loved this commode and had visions of keeping it but alas the "Little House Too Much Furniture Syndrome" has shown its ugly head again and I am purging!
I first cleaned the piece really well with tsp and let it dry in the sun. Next a coat of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint -Provence. I took it to two shows just like that but nobody seemed interested although I did keep the piece in the back of the booth because I knew it wasn't finished. I knew I wanted to add old- white for some layering Annie Sloan Chalk Paint but the local store was sold out.
I waited all summer to get the old white and then was able to finish the piece for the September Brimfield Show.Consequently she now resides in someone else's home!
I used to use an electric sander to distress but I now do it all by hand and I like the look much more.
Here is another piece where I used Annie Sloan Chalk paint layering. This piece came to us light blue and we painted it old white and then while distressing discovered a layer of green and a bottom layer of white over golden oak! 5 Layers WOW!
Love the layering and the greatest original hardware ever! We said our goodbyes at Brimfield and this piece now resides at BU in a dorm room!
Painted furniture is here to stay and even though the distressing process has seen a bit of change, the customer comments at my shows this year have shown me it is not going away too soon either!
Most of the projects I have going now are with layering paint both Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Layering and Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint Layering.
I will be going to That DIY Showoff Party this weekend and Furniture Feature Party at Miss Mustard Seed's so stop in over and get your creative juices flowing!


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It seems like all these noobs are trying to run Pwn9 nowadays.
I like change, but I think this is too far.
It seems like all these noobs are trying to run Pwn9 nowadays.
I like change, but I think this is too far.
Yet Another Rage and Flame Server
I think we should keep mods - remember they aren't just used for chat moderation, they help mediate the relationship between the players and the admins. Passing information and news, helping test plugins from a player perspective, giving exper opinions on xraying/cheating through personal experience, etc.
Why would we get rid of the moderator rank...
Well I changed my mind since you brought it up. Having a moderator rank gives players the chance to help out and to be rewarded. Take that away and there's no incentive (for some people) to even try helping out. That, and removing the rank and the chat rules just feels like giving up to me, which could send the server into a death spiral machine.
I think this poll is missing an option: "Keep moderators but relax chat rules"
Oh btw I added that last option - in case anyone was wondering.
Death spiral machine caught my attention the most out of fox's post.
That was why I kept suggesting staff meetings in the first place. Hardly any moderators could make it (it was intended for moderators), and so staff meetings were just for admins from like the 2nd/3rd meeting and on. :(
I don't know. I'm fairly available if anyone wants to chat w/ me about moderating. If the rest of the mods want to set up meetings or anything of that nature, feel free and I'll offer my input. I'll say this though. I'm not gonna organize anything if no one's going to bother showing up.


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Flamenco is hard to dance and fun to watch.
But that simple fact barely hints at the origins of this dance, which will be performed by Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca, an ensemble of guitarists, singers and dancers, on Jan. 30 at the Rose Lehrman Arts Center.
The Center's director, Teri Guerrisi, has seen this ensemble twice. "I was spellbound," she said. "They've been on my radar for years. Soledad Barrio is amazing. I couldn't take my eyes off her. Apart from large companies that wouldn't fit on our stage, this is the top flamenco ensemble in the world."
Flamenco developed from "ancestral cultural repression and racial expulsion," according to the ensemble's website.
That came as news to me. I'd always thought flamenco was a kind of traditional Spanish folk dance. Not according to Martin Santangelo, the artistic director of Noche Flamenca and husband of principal dancer Barrio. I talked to him by phone from Montreal.
Authentic flamenco stems from 14th and 15th century Spain and the dark days of the Inquisition, he said. The Arabs, Jews and gypsies living there during that era were unimaginably persecuted. "The people screamed," he said, and from their screams, a new art form was born.
Far from being Spanish, flamenco was invented by "outsiders" living in Spain. It's rooted in the cultural mix of persecuted minorities.
In authentic flamenco, the mixture of song, guitar and dance results in emotional catharsis for the participants. For audience members though, it's an exciting spectacle of emotion and passion through sound and movement that can be appreciated even beyond its serious intent.
As artistic director, Santangelo's job is to supply the dancers with a musical framework for them to develop into dance, both choreographed and improvisational. He uses traditional flamenco melodies, some going back centuries, and updates the lyrics to reflect modern times.
One song on the program in Harrisburg, for example, stemmed from a poem he found on a United Nations website dedicated to the writing of refugee teenagers. He translated the poem into Spanish and fit the words to an old Flamenco melody. The dancers then used the resultant song as a map for movement, he said.
Danzante Community Arts Center is Harrisburg's own resource for teaching flamenco dancing to children and adults. Duane Shearer is executive director, and he told me how beneficial the classes are for the residents of south Allison Hill, especially the children. Most of them are Latino, and more than half speak Spanish at home.
"Flamenco touches their soul," he said of the center's young students. Many have experienced the sense of not belonging, of rejection, in their own lives. Flamenco class provides "a safe place to be," Shearer said.
There are other tangible benefits, such as routine, repetition and trying one's best to learn difficult steps. These are all lessons that can have a positive influence on the young flamenco students. Many of those students will be attending a free master class HACC is offering the night before the performance.
Guerrisi offers a block of group discount tickets to Danzante whenever a Hispanic or Latino dance ensemble comes to Harrisburg. Shearer said that the students who attended Ballet Hispanico at HACC last year are still talking about it.
Danzante can't afford to hire a guitarist for their flamenco classes, so the students dance to recorded music. This will be an opportunity for them to see the interplay between the dancers, singers and guitarists in a live performance.
There's also merit for them to go onto a college campus to attend the event, Shearer said. He wants the students, mostly from single-parent, low-income families, to see college as a viable opportunity in their lives. "We want to surround kids and their parents with positive influences so they can see that what they do connects them with the rest of the world," he said.
This is why Guerrisi is committed to bringing Noche Flamenca and other international dance events to the Rose Lehrman Arts Center. "I want the whole community to feel a deep connection with dance," she said.
As for the students, she believes that what they see performed on the stage of the Rose Lehrman Arts Center remains in their minds as a "residual memory" for the rest of their lives. It is how they get a sense of what possibilities exist for them.
IF YOU GO: Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at Rose Lehrman Arts Center, Harrisburg Area Community College, 1 HACC Drive, Harrisburg. Tickets: $39; $19 for students. Info: 717-231-7673 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Info: liveatroselehrman.org or 717-780-2545.
Ellen Hughes previews the fine arts, classical music and performances in the area. E-mail her at email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @ellenbhughes.


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FAIRFIELD — The man charged with shooting an off-duty Fairfield police officer in January 2010 remains unfit to appear in court and will continue to receive psychiatric treatment, an Essex County assistant prosecutor told a judge Monday in Newark.
A grand jury indicted Preye Roberts, 25, on charges of attempted murder and weapons violations, but prosecutors have been unable to arraign him. Roberts has been in a state psychiatric hospital in Trenton since October 2010.
A doctor who examined him in February advised three to six months before another evaluation and review, Assistant Prosecutor Thomas McTigue said. A followup court date was set for July 9.
Prosecutors allege Roberts followed Geraldo Veneziano on the night of Jan. 30, 2010, then, for unknown reasons, opened fire in a parking lot near township police headquarters.
Veneziano, 29, was shot half-a-dozen times, but has returned to duty.
Related coverage:
• Fairfield police officer injured in shooting sues suspect, gun dealer
• Ballistics match leads to arrest in Fairfield police officer shooting
• Nutley man pleads not guilty to shooting off-duty Fairfield police officer


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Eastern Michigan University did not fire former President John Fallon because he had promised to expose what he said were violations of the Open Meetings Act, the university said today in court filings.
The filings are responses from the university and Board of Regents Chairman Thomas Sidlik to a suit filed last month alleging Fallon's firing violated the Whistleblower Act.
In the response, EMU said the "plaintiff is not entitled to damages based on conjecture and undue speculation."
The lawsuit requests Fallon's reinstatement as president with full benefits, payment of back wages, payment of attorney's and witness fees, and other damages the court deems appropriate.
The suit also names Sidlik for causing emotional distress.
In his response, Sidlik's lawyers call for the immediate dismissal of the case, saying Sidlik is a state official and must be sued in the court of claims, not the Washtenaw County Circuit Court.
Fallon was fired in the wake of two reports that said EMU violated federal crime reporting laws in its handling of information after the on-campus slaying of student Laura Dickinson, of Hastings, last December.


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Spending on private construction, including residential, commercial, manufacturing and religious, dropped 21.9 percent in October, compared with the same month last year.
Spending on public construction, including roads and schools, rose 3.8 percent over the same month last year.


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"I'm simply focused on the things that are in our control," the Pittsburgh Steelers coach said Tuesday.
The weather not being among the items under Tomlin's domain. The massive storm brought record flooding and knocked out power to millions throughout the Northeast on Monday night, though even with the cleanup just getting underway the Steelers anticipate there being no changes to Sunday's scheduled 4:25 p.m. kickoff.
"We're going to proceed with the plans and continue to do so until we hear otherwise," Tomlin said.
Pittsburgh's preparation will not include safety Troy Polamalu, who will miss his third straight game and fifth overall this season due to a strained right calf. Right tackle Marcus Gilbert will also sit out while recovering from a right ankle injury.
The status of safety Ryan Clark and linebacker LaMarr Woodley is a bit more optimistic. Clark left last week's 27-12 win over Washington after sustaining a concussion in the third quarter while Woodley's right hamstring tightened up late in the game.
Tomlin said Clark's status hasn't changed since Sunday but he will be monitored throughout the week before a decision is made. Woodley will be limited early in the week, as will Jonathan Dwyer.
The third-year running back is coming off consecutive 100-yard performances but left the Washington game in the final minutes with a right quad injury. Dwyer will not practice on Wednesday but Tomlin expects Dwyer to participate at some point this week.
Running backs Rashard Mendenhall (Achilles) and Isaac Redman (ankle) have both missed the last two games, though there's a chance each could return in New York. Mendenhall will begin individual workouts on Wednesday while Redman should be in pads.
Though the Steelers (4-3) have won two straight to climb back into the mix in the muddled AFC, Tomlin refuses to get ahead of himself, saying only his club is heading in the right direction.
Pittsburgh certainly looked impressive while stomping the Redskins, hardly resembling the unit that stumbled in early season road losses to Oakland and Tennessee.
"Obviously, we didn't get off to a great start," he said. "The last couple of weeks, we've taken steps to rectify that."
A couple of late defensive stops and Pittsburgh could be 6-1. They're not, and Tomlin is hardly in the mood to think about where the Steelers could be. He'd prefer to focus on where they are.
"We're 4-3," he said. "Not only offensively, but defensively and from the special teams standpoint. I'd like to think that we're a group on the rise and one that's gelling and coming together and solidifying a personality."


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Visiting professorships for senior lawyers
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May 30, 2014
The S.C. Court of Appeals held it is inappropriate for courts to review the decisions of school administrators and school districts regarding how a student's grade point average and class rank should be calculated, except on allegations of corruption, bad faith or a clear abuse of power. Since this case did not present a justiciable controversy, the court reversed the order of the trial court, superseded the trial court's injunction and specifically permitted the school district to immediately recalculate the student's GPA in accordance with its own interpretation of its grading policy as applied to the facts of this case.
Palms v. School District of Greenville, Op. No. 5237 (S.C. Ct. App. filed May 30, 2014) (Shearouse Adv. Sh. No. 22 at 76), is available online.
June 4, 2014
After granting the State's petition for a writ of certiorari, the S.C. Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the Court of Appeals. In doing so, the Court held a videotape from a breath test site that lacks the audio portion of the reading of Miranda rights and the informed consent law does not satisfy the requirements of S.C. Code Ann. Sec. 56-5-2953(A)(2) (2006).
State v. Sawyer, Op. No. 27393 (S.C. Sup. Ct. filed June 4, 2014) (Shearouse Adv. Sh. No. 22 at 24), is available online.
Chief Justice Toal dissented in a separate opinion in which Justice Kittredge concurred.
The Court held the S.C. Competitive Cable Services Act (Act) does create a private cause of action. The Court, however, affirmed the circuit court's denial of Horry Telephone Cooperative's requested relief because the City of Georgetown's denial of Horry Telephone's multiple franchise applications to provide cable television was not a violation of the Act.
Horry Telephone Cooperative, Inc. v. City of Georgetown, Op. No. 27394 (S.C. Sup. Ct. filed June 4, 2014) (Shearouse Adv. Sh. No. 22 at 36), is available online.
After transferring this case pursuant to Rule 204(b), SCACR, the Court determined the circuit court did not err in: finding Holmes' claims were barred by the statute of limitations; directing a verdict in favor of the respondents; denying Holmes' request for a continuance; or in awarding sanctions against Holmes. The Court found Holmes abandoned all other issues on appeal.
Holmes v. Haynsworth, Sinkler & Boyd, Op. No. 27395 (S.C. Sup. Ct. filed June 4, 2014) (Shearouse Adv. Sh. No. 22 at 42), is available online.
Justice Pleicones concurred in a separate opinion in which Justice Beatty concurred.
This direct appeal involved a constitutional challenge to the Town of Hilton Head Island's business license tax ordinance, which requires businesses within the town to pay an annual license fee based upon a business's classification and gross income. In affirming the trial court's finding the ordinance was valid, the Court emphasized the business license fee is an excise tax—not an income or sales tax.
Town of Hilton Head Island v. Kigre, Inc., Op. No. 27396 (S.C. Sup. Ct. filed June 4, 2014) (Shearouse Adv. Sh. No. 22 at 65), is available online.
The S.C. Court of Appeals reversed the family court's award of attorney's fees in favor of the mother because the factors to consider in determining whether to award attorney's fees favored the father.
Brown v. Brown, Op. No. 5236 (S.C. Ct. App. filed June 4, 2014) (Shearouse Adv. Sh. No. 22 at 69), is available online.
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Jacqueline Bond Anthony and Taylor Johnson Moore announce the opening of Anthony & Moore, LLC located at 222 Coleman Blvd., Ste. 121, Mt. Pleasant 29464. (843) 284-9500.
Bostic Law Firm, PA announces that Sean Wilson has joined the firm as an associate located at 834 Wappoo Rd., Charleston 29407. (843) 571-2525.
Corrigan & Chandler, LLC announces that J. Matthew Johnson has joined the firm as an associate located at 16 Charlotte St., Ste. B, Charleston 29403. (843) 577-5410.
Maguire Law Firm announces its relocation to 1600 N. Oak St., Ste. B, Myrtle Beach 29577, (843) 361-7549 and that Adrian Dejeu has joined the firm.
Mary Ann Hall, PC announces that Garrett Brown has joined the firm as an associate located at 1816 Belgrade Ave., Ste. 101, Charleston 29407. (843) 377-1341.
Thomerson Macchiaverna Smith & Freeman, PC announces that Allison Humen has joined the Greenville office as an associate located at 418 River St., 29601. (864) 991-8329.
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Board of Governors Meeting, Conference Call
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Elder Law Committee Meeting, Conference Call
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Family Law Section Council Meeting, Conference Call
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Ethics Advisory Committee Meeting, Bar Building
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Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Section Council Meeting, Conference Call
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S.C. Supreme Court Institute, Columbia
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Project Citizen Training, Bar Building
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With four days and counting, die hard Dallas Cowboys fans are anxiously awaiting what this year's draft strategy will bring. The Cowboys are looking to fix the defensive line, its been said that rebuilding the defensive line would take two years, but for Garrett, its time to make the playoffs or bust. Look for the Cowboys to go heavy on defense in this draft.
I got together with longtime friend and fellow writer, Jesse Haynie from CowboysAddicts.com. We did a Q/A before the NFL Combine and now with all the numbers and pro day visits, we will be looking at six, what if scenarios. I picked Jesse's brain with three scenarios and he shot over three for me to answer.
Here we go:
Jesse: I have to say no. You already have your three-technique DT here in Henry Melton, hopefully. Dallas has too many areas of need to overload at any position and especially if it costs them two draft picks. I have DT ranked third right now behind a pass-rushing DE and safety on my list of position needs. I know counting on Melton is a risk, but I think you need to give it a year before you draft his replacement. He's only 27, after all. If he works out, then you're getting another 3-4 years out of a Pro Bowl talent.
2. CowboysBlog: What if the Cowboys drafted a QB in the 2nd or 3rd round? Do you think that move would be to address the future at QB? What QB would you take in the 2nd or 3rd round?
Jesse: I don't think there's any question that a QB drafted on Friday will be considered the heir apparent to Tony Romo. As for who they could take, the first guy to look at is Teddy Bridgewater. His stock is plummeting right now and there's a real chance he could be there in the middle of the second round. However, I always ask why a guy's red flags that hurt his top tier chances aren't still relevant in later rounds? Those concerns are still there no matter what round you take him in, and I'm not high on Bridgewater at all. I like Tom Savage but I could see his upside going no more than a Matt Schaub-level player, and I don't know if that's worth a second-round pick. I'm of the mind that you wait one more year to draft high, hoping that next year's class has some better talent. If I'm drafting any QB this year, it's Aaron Murray with a 4th-round pick or lower as an experiment.
3.CowboysBlog: What if the Cowboys draft a CB in the first round? Do you think that selection would upset Cowboys Nation, and what do you think it would mean about Morris Claiborne?
Jesse: I think plenty of fans would lash out about the pick given what's already invested in the position. However, I think the only way it happens is if another move comes behind it with Claiborne being traded. The Cowboys can't cut Brandon Carr right now as they gain nothing on the cap and Orlando Scandrick is currently the best corner for Rod Marinelli's scheme. I proposed the idea a month ago that Dallas should call up the Detroit Lions and see if they'd be willing to trade Nick Fairley for Claiborne. They're both young, highly-drafted players who've had rough starts with their respective teams. If Dallas is considering a move like that, I have no problem with taking a corner in the first round. There's a good chance, based on current mocks, that the Best Player Available at #16 just might be a cornerback.
4. Jesse: What if Dallas cannot get a pass-rushing DE with their first-round pick? How will the defense be able to pressure the quarterback next season?
CowboysBlog: Outside of Jadaveon Clowney and Anthony Barr, the top flight pass rushing ends is a weak class, but there will be some guys available in the 2nd-4th rounds that can come in and contribute right away. The Cowboys are going to throw numbers at the pass rush this year, and it also works into what Marinelli wants to do; which is, he wants fresh legs and constant pressure on every down. He should get his wish with this draft class. The Cowboys brought in a lot of play making pass rushers that will be targeted outside the first round. Kareem Martin, Will Clarke, Scott Crichton, Larry Webster are players the Cowboys met with and its very likely one or two of them with don the star. I'd expect the Cowboys to also get after the QB from the middle of the line, from the 3-tech position. Henry Melton replaces Jason Hatcher and will be an upgrade at the spot, but I see the Cowboys adding another 3-tech pass rusher like Will Sutton, Caraun Reid, Ken Bishop or Dominique Easley if you think both he knees will hold up.
5. Jesse: What if Calvin Pryor and Hasean Clinton-Dix are both gone? Is there another safety who you think is worthy of the 1st-round pick?
CowboysBlog: It'll be interesting to see where these two players land. I've seen mocks where they go mid parts of the 1st round and I've seen a few where one or the other falls out of the 1st round, but let's say both are gone. There are two safeties to keep an eye towards the bottom of the 1st round and they are: Jimmie Ward, Northern Illinois; and, Deone Bucannon, Washington State. Both of these guys are have speed and range, so they could be versatile enough to be a free safety. However, both are more than able to play closer to the box and support in the run defense when needed. For the Cowboys, I would watch out for Ward at the end of the 1st round or in the 2nd round if he lasts that long. He met with the Cowboys, so the interest is definitely there.
6. Jesse: What if Blake Bortles or Johnny Manziel fall in Dallas' range? Is either of them the right guy to make the big move now?
CowboysBlog: This is the first year in which many fans have been open to drafting a QB in the first round and it'll be a crazy scene in every Cowboys fan's living room if the Cowboys draft a QB at #16. From all the QBs coming out this year, I happen to like Bortles and Manziel very much. They both have swagger and killer instinct to go for the win. Bortles was impressive this year and in particular his clutch game play in the Fiesta Bowl against Baylor. If you want to find a Aikman type player, then Bortles would be the pick. And then you have Manziel, another Romo type player. He keeps plays alive and makes the big plays. We've heard that the Jones' are enamored with Manziel, and I think there is truth to the stories. Manziel had a huge bowl game in AT&T Stadium in 2013, in which he destroyed the Sooners and then he followed it up with another solid season. If either of these guys are available come our pick, then the Cowboys will have to consider the pick. Honestly, I think they would go ahead and draft the QB. We can still get to the QB with a variety of defensive picks in the other rounds and that's what is going to make this draft so exciting this year – its deep.
We are days away from every die hard Cowboy fan favorite day – Draft Day. Let's hope the Cowboys make the right moves and get us into the playoffs.
Special Thanks to Jesse Haynie from CowboysAddicits.com for participating in these what if scenarios. You can follow Haynie on Twitter here: @CBA_Haynie
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NEW BRUNSWICK — A day after Police Director Anthony Caputo announced the department was seeking volunteers for a police auxiliary unit, community leader C. Roy Epps said he already had four applicants.
Caputo said today he has been considering re-starting the unit for a few months as another way to reach out to residents.
Caputo said the volunteers, who must attend a 14-week training program, would be used for weather emergencies, traffic details, parades and other events.
"They would be an extension of the police department and serve as additional eyes," the director said. "Hopefully we could use them in the parks in the summer time."
Applicants must be city residents at least 18-years-old with a high school diploma or GED, and a valid New Jersey driver's license. They must pass a criminal background check.
Volunteers also must complete a 14-week course at the Middlesex County Training Center Edison. Classes would begin in March, and be conducted Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-10 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
To maintain certification, the volunteers must serve at least 96 hours annually.
New Brunswick had an auxiliary unit in the 1980s but it was disbanded due to a shortage of volunteers, Caputo said.


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An accident shut down a portion of Interstate 95 near the Baltimore-Howard county line.
Two lanes of northbound I-95, just north of Interstate 895, in Halethorpe were shut down Friday afternoon. Traffic in the area was backed up for a significant amount of time.
SkyTeam 11 Capt. Roy Taylor reported that rubberneckers also caused traffic to snarl along southbound I-95 to the Beltway.
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Gentlemen: Any comments, suggestion or experience would be greatly appreciated. I am having hard time to lower SWR on 40 mtr band on C4-SXL. I have just finished the assembly and found this problem. all ok on 10 - 20 meter band SWR. I used RF choke ( 10 inch dia.) and connected hair-pin coil...SWR shows 10. I removed hair-pin coil....SWR shows 3. I did spreading or pushing the coil, but it didn't change at all. I rechecked LL assembly, but I couldn't find anything . I must have made some thing wrong, but I couldn't figure out. de VE3JOY, Isao Endo
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A wild stretch of less than 40 seconds in the fourth quarter highlighted a 36-13 win for Red Rock Central over Cedar Mountain/Comfrey in a Southern Minnesota Conference game played Saturday in Comfrey.
With his team holding onto a 14-13 lead, Jeff DeCock scored on a 13-yard run with 6 minutes, 40 seconds left in the fourth quarter. Just 10 seconds later, DeCock picked off a pass from the Cougars' quarterback and returned it 42 yards for a touchdown. He ran in the two-point conversion to put RRC up 30-13.
And DeCock still wasn't done. Moments later, he picked off another pass and returned it to the CM/C one-yard line. RRC's Jordan Schroepfer punched it in for the touchdown with 6:15 left in the game.
DeCock had a team-high eight tackles to go with his two interceptions. He also rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries with a touchdown and had a 69-yard punt return for a touchdown in the third quarter.
Mitchell Schroepfer led the Falcons' rushing attack with 10 carries for 125 yards and a touchdown.
The Falcons (2-2 overall) continue conference play Friday with a home game against Sleepy Eye.
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
No scoring
Second Quarter
RRC-Mitchell Schroepfer 2 run (PAT fail), 11:55
CM/C-Brady Kerkhoff 9 run (PAT fail), 4:48
Third Quarter
CM/C-Kerkhoff 77 kickoff return (Sam Pendleton kick good), 11:54
RRC-Jeff DeCock 69 punt return (Jordan Schroepfer run), 3:09
Fourth Quarter
RRC-DeCock 13 run (DeCock run), 6:40
RRC-DeCock 42 yard interception return (DeCock run), 6:30
RRC-J. Schroepfer 1 run (kick fail), 6:15
Rushing: Mitchell Schroepfer 10-125, Jeff DeCock 11-85, Jordan Schroepfer 11-62, Dillion Benson 5-29.
Passing (comp-att-yards-int): Brady Bierl 4-8-33-1.
Receiving: DeCock 1-17, Jesse Rogotzke 1-6, Casey Engen 2-10.
Tackles: DeCock 8, J. Schroepfer 9, Henry Rogotzke 8.
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Have been using HDR-300 types for years - presently using 6. I thought I had seen everything break that could but here is a new one... The upper cast aluminum housing became a hunk of junk! Antenna it was turning is a 3 ele homebrew full sized 40m-- elements start at 3" and boom is 5 inch --- so it was turning a bunch. What happened is the antenna torque was so great that the four bolts holding the rotor to the rotor plate broke from the housing. The upper housing is cast aluminum and the first one I have ever seen broken. Anyone else with this experience? I have had all the normal failures electrical and mechanical but this was a first. Removed and repaired it today.... hope to get it going tomorrow wx permitting. This whole thing was caused by pinning the mast to the mast clamp!!! My opinion is it is better to allow a bit of slippage in high winds than to have something break! Antenna is about 25 ft/sq es weight is abt 400 lbs. Just passing this along to keep anyone from having the same trouble. 73-bud -- FAQ on WWW: http://www.contesting.com/towertalkfaq.html Submissions: email@example.com Administrative requests: email@example.com Problems: email@example.com Sponsored by Akorn Access, Inc & KM9P
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Good to hear from you again. How was Mongolia? Got Emma's postcard from Moscow today :). Looking forward to the piccys, so hope you can find a way to download them soon.
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There was rousing classical music as we got in to China and we got to see them change the train bogeys (wheels) as Chinese tracks are a non standard width. Was most exciting.
The man here has just told me no USB, so no pictures until we figure out a way past that, and there are some awesome pictures to come.
We just had mega peking duck and pancakes, it was indeed a banquet. and so so cheap!
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PHILADELPHIA – With rain becoming heavier and a foreboding forecast at Citizens Bank Park with the score tied at 1 Saturday night, it seemed like the contest would be decided like a game of musical chairs.
Whoever happened to be winning when the rain forced the game to be delayed – and likely ended – would be declared the winner.
The New York Mets broke through with four runs off Tyler Cloyd in the top of the sixth inning and a three-run rally in the bottom of the sixth left the Phillies a run short as the Mets won a rain-shortened game, 5-4.
The tarps came on the field as Mets third baseman David Wright drew a walk in the top of the seventh. The drenched third baseman jogged to first as the Phillies were running off the field, touched the bag then re-treated to the dugout. The game never resumed.
"It's a tough way to take a loss," said Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg. "There was talk about it being light rain throughout and getting nine innings in. That was the mindset."
Cloyd is 0-6 with a 6.86 ERA in eight career games at Citizens Bank Park and 4-2, 3.83 ERA on the road where his final start of the season will come. The right-hander – who doesn't figure to factor in the Phillies' major-league plans next season – is 2-6 with a 5.40 ERA this season.
"Every spring training I have to prove myself being the type of pitcher I am," said Cloyd. "We'll go home after the season is over and work on consistency, staying down in the zone especially with my off-speed pitches and hopefully come back better."
David Murphy homered, Juan Lagares knocked in two runs with a triple and former Phillies prospect Travis D'Arnaud doubled off reliever Ethan Martin to make it a 5-1 game in the sixth.
"The third time through the lineup he seems to struggle," said Sandberg. "I still think he has to be pin-point with his command, and really, really be on the corners with his cut fastball and four-seam fastball. He's had chances to pitch."
The Phillies came back against Mets starter Dillon Gee in the bottom of the frame. Jimmy Rollins knocked in a run with a double, Carlos Ruiz plated another with a groundout and Chase Utley scored on a wild pitch to make it a one-run game before Gee escaped further damage.
Domonic Brown scored the Phillies' first run in the second inning on a sacrifice fly off a short fly by Cody Asche. The outfielder, coming off a sore Achilles, made a deft slide to the inside of the plate to avoid the tag.
"I feel pretty good, I've been telling you guys if I think I'm able to go I'm going to give it everything I got and not worry about getting hurt or anything else," said Brown.
Wright homered for the second straight night in the fourth to tie the game.
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JACKSON, Mississippi -- The president of the Mississippi State Medical Association said Thursday that teaching children about exercise and proper nutrition could be a long-term way to help reverse some of the state's terrible health trends.
Dr. James A. Rish of Tupelo was at the Capitol to release the state's sixth annual public health report card, which shows Mississippi ranks worst in the nation for heart disease and for low-birth-weight babies. The state also has the second-highest rates of diabetes, obesity, cancer deaths and teen births.
Mississippi is one of the poorest states in the nation, and it has long had some of the worst health problems.
"Many Mississippians fail to engage in the lifestyle choices needed to maintain good health," Rish said.
He said he'd like to see more Mississippians covered by health insurance, but the Mississippi State Medical Association is not taking a position on whether lawmakers should expand Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the needy.
"That's a political decision," Rish said.
Under the health overhaul that President Barack Obama signed into law in 2010, states have the option to expand Medicaid coverage to people earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level, or about $26,950 for a family of three.
In Mississippi now, a family of three can earn no more than about $5,600 and qualify for Medicaid. Many low-income childless adults don't qualify at all.
The 2010 law says the federal government would pay 100 percent of medical expenses for newly qualified Medicaid enrollees from 2014 to 2017. The federal share would be reduced to 90 percent by 2020, with each state paying the balance.
Gov. Phil Bryant and fellow Republicans who lead the state House and Senate oppose expansion, saying they don't want to increase dependence on government programs and they don't trust promises of federal funding. Many Democrats support expansion, saying it would support health care jobs and help people who have low-wage jobs that don't provide private health insurance.
About 644,000 of the Mississippi's nearly 3 million residents are already enrolled in Medicaid.


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Mary was born in Seattle in 1941, later moving to Portland where she resided most of her life. She attended Riverdale Grade School and graduated from Catlin Gabel School in 1959. Mary enrolled at the Pennsylvania College for Women, and graduated with a degree in English literature and philosophy from Portland State University in 1966.
Thereafter she dedicated herself to extensive work with volunteer organizations, including Planned Parenthood and the Junior League. She married longtime Portland resident John Sabin in 1967, and devoted herself to rearing their two children.
Mary was an avid traveler, a crossword puzzle enthusiast and a gourmet cook who treated her loved ones to countless festive gatherings. She cultivated a prominent and spectacular rhododendron and azalea garden that was renowned and admired in her West Portland neighborhood. She will be most remembered for her animated sense of humor, genuine good nature, vibrant energy and extraordinary generosity.
Mary was preceded in death by her brother; two sisters; and her husband of 22 years. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth Sabin Rouffy and Stephen Rouffy of Portland; son, Robert Sabin of New York; granddaughters, Libby and Cordelia Rouffy; sister-in-law, Katie Sabin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Concealed Firearms Permits-Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the qualifications for obtaining a concealed firearm permit?
Any Wyoming resident who has satisfied the requirements of W.S. § 6-8-104 (b) (c) and (g), may obtain a permit.
2. How do I apply for a permit?
Application forms can be obtained at any Wyoming sheriff's office and they are also available online (Main CFP webpage). Upon completion, the application MUST be submitted to the sheriff's office in your Wyoming county of residence.
3. How much does a permit cost?
Wyoming Statute § 6-8-104(e) in pertinent part provides that a nonrefundable permit fee of $50.00 if not previously issued (new) or a nonrefundable permit fee of $50.00 for renewal of a permit. A new permit application must also include $24 for fingerprint processing fees charged by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. NO CASH AND NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Please check with your local sheriff's office for the total amount as they may also charge a fee for fingerprinting the applicant ranging from $5.00 to $15.00.
4. How long is the permit valid?
Five (5) years from the date of issue.
5. Where is my permit not valid for purposes of carrying a concealed firearm?
No permit issued pursuant to Wyoming law or any permit issued from any other state shall authorize any person to carry a concealed firearm into:
o Any facility used primarily for law enforcement operations or administration without the written consent of the chief administrator;
o Any detention facility, prison or jail;
o Any courtroom, except that nothing in this section shall preclude a judge from carrying a concealed weapon or determining who will carry a concealed weapon in the courtroom;
o Any meeting of a governmental entity;
o Any meeting of the legislature or a committee thereof;
o Any school, college or professional athletic event not related to firearms;
o Any portion of an establishment licensed to dispense alcoholic liquor and malt beverages for consumption on the premises, which portion of the establishment is primarily devoted to that purpose;
o Any place where persons are assembled for public worship, without the written consent of the chief administrator of that place;
o Any elementary or secondary school facility;
o Any college or university facility without the written consent of the security service of the college or university; or
o Any place where the carrying of firearms is prohibited by federal law or regulation or state law.
6. How long does it take to obtain a permit?
Approximately 90 days.
7. Can my permit be revoked?
Yes. A permit shall be revoked if the permittee becomes ineligible to be issued a permit under W.S. § 6-8-104, or for any conviction of any offense involving a controlled substance, alcohol abuse while carrying a concealed weapon or any crime of violence or a plea of no contest to any of these crimes.
8. What states recognize Wyoming concealed firearms permits?
State firearms laws and agreements are subject to frequent change and court interpretations. Persons should always verify their permit status before traveling to another state. Most of these states have web pages dedicated to this subject.
Wyoming has reciprocity with the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
When traveling to a state on this list, you will need to check that state's website for any special provisions to the reciprocity agreement.
9. If I am from out of state, is my concealed firearms permit recognized in Wyoming?
The Wyoming concealed firearm permit statute provides that Wyoming will honor permits from other states, and issue Wyoming permits to holders of permits from other states, if:
1. the other state recognizes Wyoming permits; and
2. the permit from the other state is valid statewide.
Under current law if you are a permit holder from another state, if your permit is valid statewide, and your state recognizes (or honors) Wyoming permits, you can carry a concealed firearm in Wyoming. The current statute has resulted in a formal confirmation process with other states. Once the Division confirms which other states' permit Wyoming honors or has reciprocity, those states are listed for convenience only. However, this listing has no legal effect. States recognized:
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
If your State is not presently listed, you may also check with your own state's regulatory agency.
10. Can a non-resident obtain a concealed firearm permit in Wyoming?
11. If I move to another state is my Wyoming permit still valid in Wyoming?
Yes, so long as the division has received written notification of your address change within 30 days of your move.
Once your permit expires it will not be renewed since a permit can only be issued to a Wyoming resident.
12. Is my permit valid in national parks in Wyoming?
Federal rule changes give gun owners permission to carry concealed firearms in national parks, as long as their concealed firearms permit is recognized by the state in which the park is located. Issues pertaining to firearms on federal property, particularly in federal buildings or facilities, are subject to federal law and regulations. A person should always contact the appropriate federal authority when his travel plans involve federal properties.
13. Does my permit allow me to carry any concealed weapon other than a firearm?
No. The permit only encompasses the carrying of a concealed handgun.
14. Does my Wyoming permit allow me to purchase a firearm from a federal firearms licensee, without having to obtain a federal background check?
Yes. The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms has determined that Wyoming permits satisfy the requirements of federal law, in lieu of the purchaser having to undergo the instant check process for a firearms purchase.
15. What if my permit is lost or destroyed?
Pursuant to W.S. § 6-8-104 (p), the permit shall be automatically invalid, and the person to whom the same was issued may pay a $5 fee, for a duplicate, upon furnishing a notarized statement to the division that the permit has been lost or destroyed. You may click here to obtain a Duplicate Permit Application. As a central "hub" for each of Wyoming's 23 counties, the county Sheriff's Departments per policy maintain all required forms and collect all funds for Concealed Firearm Permits. The administrative staffs at the Sheriff's departments may also have Notary Public's so they can complete all forms, make copies for their records and send the fees and completed forms to the Division.
16. If I change my address, will I be issued a new permit?
17. If you are active duty military from the state of Wyoming, and are currently stationed out of state, can you apply for a Wyoming CFP?
Yes, by clicking here.


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Public Service Enterprise Group, the parent company of the state's largest utility, said today Hurricane Sandy caused profits to drop $140 million for the fourth quarter of 2012. Net income for the year also was down 15 percent, to $1.275 billion.
Losses were particularly felt in its Public Service Electric & Gas unit, which reported a nearly 25 percent drop in earnings for the fourth quarter of 2012 compared to the same period a year earlier, hit hard by Hurricane Sandy, which knocked out power to 2.1 million electric customers at its peak.
PSE&G said today operating income for the last three months of the year was $75 million, a significant drop from 2011 results, when it reported operating income of $99 million for the fourth quarter. Earnings per share were down 4 cents over the same period a year earlier.
For the year, PSE&G reported operating income of $528 million, up from $521 million in 2011, it said.
Looking ahead, the company predicted earnings for 2013 at $580 million to $635 million, influenced in part by an increase in transmission revenues and capital investment.
Ralph Izzo, chairman and CEO of Public Service Enterprise Group, said the October hurricane "challenged us more than any other natural disaster in PSEG's 109-year history," taking crews two weeks to restore electricity to affected customers.
About 48,000 trees had to be removed or trimmed, Izzo said, and 2,400 utility poles were repaired or replaced. The utility spent about $295 million in storm-related damage repair, officials said.
The cost of the damage was more than the amount spent for Tropical Storm Irene in 2011, and reduced PSE&G's earnings quarter-over-quarter by about 4 cents a share.
The company's earnings announcement comes a day after filing a massive $3.9 billion, 10-year infrastructure plan to protect against future natural disasters.
Izzo said in a statement today that "our proposed investments are designed to protect our system, enhance our efforts in communicating with our customers and enable us to continue to deliver the reliable service expected by our customers."
The cost of the infrastructure plan, which the company calls "Energy Strong," will be passed on to PSE&G's 2.2 million electric customers. Opponents, including the New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel and AARP say it will inevitably lead to rate increases, though PSE&G projects little if any increase.


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I find 1 1/4 -1 1/2 steel angle iron works fine. I carry 6-8 of them in ny truck. I use a 2' u-bolt and saddle, like those that come with KLM and FORCE 12 antennas. I welded the saddle on the outside of the angle, then drill the holes foe the u-bolt. THat makes one less piece to drop while putting them on. I also drill about a 3/4'" hole on the top in the center, so I can hang the hook from the pully on the step. I't saves me from always haveing to climb to the top of the mast to hook the pully if I'm only working near the bottom of the mast. 73's and Good DX Skip, KJ6Y http://members.aol.com/kj6y/skip.html -- FAQ on WWW: http://www.contesting.com/towertalkfaq.html Submissions: email@example.com Administrative requests: email@example.com Problems: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Fort Wayne, Indiana (Indiana's NewsCenter) – A news conference is set for 11:00am Monday, August 29, 2011 to announce the second wrongful death suit to be filed in the Indiana State Fair stage collapse. This suit is on behalf of the Estate of Alina BigJohny, of Fort Wayne, and her parents, Robert and Polly BigJohny.
The lawsuit alleges gross negligence and recklessness by the promoters and producers of the event, according to attorneys for the family.
The 23-year-old Alina BigJohny was crushed to death in the stage collapse just before the Sugarland concert on August 13th.
BigJohny is one of seven people killed in the collapse. Dozens of other people were injured.
The first wrongful death suit was filed on behalf of 42-year-old Tammy VanDam, of Wanatah. She is survived by her 17-year-old daughter, Courtney, and her life partner, Beth Urschel.
The law firm of Kenneth J. Allen & Associates won a temporary restraining order last week on behalf of the victims from LaPorte Circuit Court that orders the State of Indiana to preserve and protect all evidence of the collapse until engineering experts retained by the firm are able to conduct scientific inspection and testing.
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Almost every "expert" and sports media personality is picking against the Mavericks right now. This should come as no surprise to anyone.
No team has received as much unbridled adoration from ESPN and the rest of the media as the Miami Heat over the last month.
No team has been doubted and discredited as much as the Dallas Mavericks.
They all picked against Dallas in the first round against Portland. Dallas won that series 4-2.
They picked against them in the second round against the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers. That series was a convincing sweep.
Even after steamrolling Kobe and the Lakers, the anti-Mavericks didn't get any more quiet. The younger and more athletic Oklahoma City Thunder were supposed to have little trouble with the decrepit Mavs.
Now, everyone's picking against them again. But I'm going to give you 10 reasons the Mavericks are the better team in this series...
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ok, so last weekend it snowed, and this weekend it was in the 80's. yeah. mmhm.
anyway, it made for a great weekend to paint and clean and leave the windows open (!!!), so that's what I did. I painted a lot of my furniture, and rearranged some stuff to make it springier. I took the rug out of the family room, and put it in the dining room (side note: my dining room drives me crazy, I am ready to turn it into something else) to lighten things up a bit. I figure our toes don't need to be as warm in summer, and the cat is always flipping the rug upside down.
Here is the re-do. It's not that different (Jordan can't handle furniture rearrangement. He can only handle small changes, and even those are hard...hahaha), but enough different for me to feel comfortable in there. There is a lot of space that isn't captured in the photo. Anyway, I got some new, brighter pillows for the sofa (this sofa is a lot slumpier and lumpier than I would like. Oh well), painted the coffee table (more on that later. I love parentheses), and pulled my craft-room bookshelf into the family room.
Lots of white, since I really wish I were painting the walls white. Books are in color of the rainbow order. Yep. Soon I plan to get some baskets to hold DVD's.
last but not least, AWESOME owl embroidered pillow from thrift store. $1.99!!


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Green With Envy?
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You look stunning!ReplyDelete
Gracey, your hair is fabulous. I love it pulled to the side like that. And what a great idea with the dress. I hope you had a good time.ReplyDelete
So cute! What a creative idea!ReplyDelete
I'm going to one tonight and don't know what to wear! Worst!
Wow, glitzy and glamorous and gorgeous Gracey! You look a little too good for a bowling alley, I hope you were appreciated! Love the leopard shoes and the gold clutch.ReplyDelete
No parties planned but a cabaret evening is coming up next weekend, which I think will require a ridiculous outfit. I am sure I'll think of something! xxx
Beautiful Outfit! You look amazing!ReplyDelete
follow new ,mind follow back?
kisses :)
That is really very pretty.ReplyDelete
Gracey, you always look so put together! I love wearing shorter dresses as tunics, and you did this one brilliantly! I hope you had fun bowling! I know what you mean about photography skills too! I feel very green myself!ReplyDelete
Brilliant! And perfect crops.ReplyDelete
The answer to the title is actually "yes"....I'm green with envy over how gorgeous you look! ;)ReplyDelete
You'll always be our favorite jolly green giant, Gracey. So purdy! I don't think I have any dresses right now that I can do that to, but I'm going to keep the en-tunicking idea in my little brainpan for future reference...ReplyDelete
Great way of using your dress as a tunic for a night out! Sounds like you had fun. I don't usually go to any official parties, but I'm sure to do some meet-up with whichever friends are back in town this year.ReplyDelete
Fab.U.Lous. Great holiday look, esp with the festive clutch. And yes I am green with (friendly) envy : >ReplyDelete
Cute outfit indeed. So clever to belt and lift it up. You created the perfect length.ReplyDelete
Ooh, I love that dress and it looks great as a tunic! And you totally don't look green, but I can't really see past all the sparkles :)ReplyDelete
What a cute outfit, Gracey. It looks wonderful for the holiday! Your hair looks really cute too!ReplyDelete
this is just adorableReplyDelete
great idea to belt the dress, i might have to steal that one
You look stunning in this style...so beautifully tall and wonderfully stylishly glam. dawn suitcase vignettes xoReplyDelete
Oh my, what a great idea! That tunic shape is really beautiful on you and I would have never guessed it was a dress. What a fun outfit for a party!ReplyDelete
I love how you styled it and those shoes top it off!ReplyDelete
How beautiful! Cinching the dress makes a lovely silhouette, perfectly glamourous and bowling-excellent. I haven't decided any holiday-wear yet - just a couple of events, but I think I can guarantee myself being the most-overdressed, lol.ReplyDelete
Green Gracie you are gorgeous! Love the outfit ... love that you used the dress as a tunic. Hope the event was wonderful and that you go tons of compliments because you look stunning.ReplyDelete
OOOO--you may look a tad green but it's cuz you are MONEY in this outfit!! love it--you were probably the glitziest gal at the bowling alley!ReplyDelete
My holiday outfit involved a santa apron and an elf hat with attached pointed ears.
You look so sweet - love your outfit!ReplyDelete
Very cool idea for a very cool dress. You look smashingly lovely, if a tad green. That green hue happens to me sometimes, too, even outdoors. Must google, "Why am I green in pics?" :PReplyDelete
that is such an awesome holiday dress! better learn those white balance settings ;)ReplyDelete
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Photo tip- go to picmonkey.com and you can edit your pics. All is needed is to warm the temperature- slide over to the pink and downgrade the green and you'd look healthy as ever.ReplyDelete
The outfit is great- I hope you do a photoshoot retake!
Love this outfit, so gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Great job! I wouldn't want to wear a dress to bowling either :) Very festive for a holiday party but demure for the occasionReplyDelete
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TRENTON – A city man who slammed the door of his home in a gunman's face was shot in the hand Monday night, police said.
The 28-year-old was home on the 600 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard around 10:15 p.m. when he answered a knock on his door. On his doorstep he allegedly found a man who pointed a gun and demanded all the money in his pockets.
"The victim slammed the door," Lt. Mark Kieffer said. "At the same time, the suspect fired one shot."
The bullet went through the door and through the palm of the victim's left hand, Kieffer said. The round also grazed the victim on the right side of his chest. No other shots were fired.
Police said the suspect fled, and an ambulance took the victim to Capital Health Regional Medical Center for treatment.
No arrests have been made in the case, and motive remained unclear. Police described the suspect as a black male, early 20s, 5 foot 8, medium build, wearing a black sweatshirt and armed with a silver revolver.
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heavy coated metal bird cage measures 17"deep x 22" wide x 31"tall
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It was always about the music. At the risk of sounding just a tad too militant, saGuijo's prime objective is to provide a proper venue for the music lover. In the spirit of the late, great Club Dredd, we aim to work as a location where unsigned bands and independent groups alike can perform alongside more established acts. Rather than being an out-and-out performance space where musicians are required to cover the latest Top 40 hits, saGuijo is a bastion for individual creativity. We like to think of our artists as true talents and live performances as a healthy alternative to the spirit-crushing programming that television bombards us with on a daily basis. Although firmly rooted in the traditions of a rock club, we encourage experimentation with the entire musical spectrum…be it in pop or folk, jazz or rap, funk, electronica and even soulful ballads...
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SaGuijo: Year 11 - The Bonus Round
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Local musicians play live sets from Tuesday to Saturday.
The Theo Gallery located on the second floor houses pieces by local visual artists.
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The bar also serves a wide variety of food.
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