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Sausalito LibrarySpeaker Series
It's Simply Serendipity: Four Steps to Manifesting a Life of Bliss
Monday, February 24, 2014 - 7:00 pm in the Edgewater Room
New Book Discussion Group for Adults at Sausalito Library
2nd Tuesdays starting March 11th - 7:00pm in the Friends Bookstore
The Sausalito Library is pleased to announce the addition of a new book discussion group for adults, "Contemporary Classics." Facilitated by local author Peg Alford Pursell, the group meets the second Tuesday of each month in the Friends Bookstore (2nd floor of Sausalito City Hall, 420 Litho Street), 7-8:00pm. Our first meeting is on Tuesday, March 11th and the book is "We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves" by Karen Joy Fowler. Please contact the library at 415-289-4121 to register. Participation is free.
The Caledonia Street Festival - SAVE THE DATE: MAY 25, 2014
Remember, this is an event to celebrate the character, history and importance of Caledonia Street as well as our wonderful Sausalito community. Artistic highlights include craft and art booths, live music entertainment and street performers. But right now, we're calling out to interested artists and sponsors. If you want to participate, read on:
Caledonia Street Festival Call to Artists!
If you want to enjoy the Caledonia Street Festival from the inside, apply to be a fine art or craft vendor! Artist Applications for the 2014 Caledonia Street Festival are now being accepted. Download online at www.caledoniastreetfestival.com.
Caledonia Street Festival Call to Sponsors!
If you want to support the Caledonia Street Festival from the inside, apply to be a sponsor of this fantastic community event. Applications for the 2014 Caledonia Street Festival are now being accepted. Download online at www.caledoniastreetfestival.com.
Jazz & Blues Sponsorships are a great opportunity to showcase your business and demonstrate support for the local community. Now that our Jazz & Blues by the Bay concerts have become a legendary local favorite, make sure that you plan ahead and have a chance to be a part of this great legand as a sponsor or with a reserved table. In the next few months, these sponsorships and reservations will become available. REMEMBER - All tables are on a first-come-first-served basis and beginning on their registration open date. No exceptions. Higher level sponsors have priority registration dates.
Open Season for Sponsorships is as follows (doors open at 9:00 am) :
$2000 Platinum Level – January 27
$1000 Gold Level – February 3
$650 Silver Level – February 10
$500 Resident Table – February 24
$600 Non-Resident Table – March 3
Open Season for Sponsorships is as follows (doors open at 9:00 am) :
$2000 Platinum Level – January 27
$1000 Gold Level – February 3
$650 Silver Level – February 10
$500 Resident Table – February 24
$600 Non-Resident Table – March 3
$2000 Platinum Level – January 27
$1000 Gold Level – February 3
$650 Silver Level – February 10
$500 Resident Table – February 24
$600 Non-Resident Table – March 3
For additional information and details on what sponsorship levels entail, please call the Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department at 415-289-4152 or go to our website at www.jazzandbluesbythebay.com
Sausalito Police Recognized by Mothers Against Drunk Drivers
On February 10, 2014, three members of the Sausalito Police Department were recognized by Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) during a ceremony held in Petaluma, California. Sergeant Bill Fraass and Officer Justin Ritz both received awards for their efforts in making our roadways safer by arresting a combined total of 35 suspected DUI drivers in 2013.
Sergeant Stacie Gregory received the MADD Avoid the 13 Special Recognition Award for her six years of outstanding commitment to the Avoid the 13 Campaigns. During the presentation ceremony it was also mentioned that Sergeant Gregory held the distinction of coordinating a 2011 check point that screened the most vehicles in a single Marin County check point.
The Sausalito Police Department is proud of Sergeant Gregory, Sergeant Fraass, and Officer Ritz and their work towards reducing the chances of our residents and visitors becoming involved in an alcohol related collision. Chief Jennifer Tejada and the members of the Sausalito Police Department continue with their commitment to increase driver awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving through community outreach and directed enforcement.
72-hour Parking Regulation
The Sausalito Police Department wishes to remind residents and visitors alike that they cannot park their vehicle(s) in one spot, without moving, for longer than 72 hours. City regulations requiring vehicles to be moved, (SMC 15.08.050) was first enacted in 1959.
Parking Services has received an increase in the number of requests to enforce this regulation in the Resident 'B' parking zone (Bulkley Avenue and its surrounding streets). The complaints center on the fact that some residents in this area may be storing their vehicles on city streets for an extended periods of time and, thus, preventing others from parking.
Parking Services asks motorist to move their vehicles at least one full car length every 72 hours to meet the requirements of this section. Those who drive their vehicles over one-tenth of a mile within the 72 hour period, may return back to the same location. Those motorists failing to move their vehicles within 72 hours are subject to a citation ($283 fine) and/or having their vehicles impounded and towed.
Please note that our Parking Services cannot give residents special considerations related to 72-hour enforcement. As such, our parking staff cannot call or contact residents to let them now their vehicle(s) are in violation before a citation is written. It is ultimately the vehicle's owner to move their vehicle(s) every 72 hours.
Also note that our Parking staff does not patrol every city street for 72-hour violations. However, we do respond to those complaints that we receive, and we respond to many reports of abandoned vehicles on a weekly basis. If you believe that a vehicle has been abandoned in your neighborhood, please call the Police Department at 289-4170 right away.
Age-Friendly Sausalito Corner: This Week's Topic - Subsidized Housing Option
The Housing Authority of the County of Marin WAITLIST IS OPEN!!!!
Subsidized Housing (30% of your income)
Application Deadline is February 28, 2014
It has been a very long time since the Housing Authority of the County of Marin has accepted applications for the waitlist for Senior/Disabled Public Housing complexes which are located in Novato, Mill Valley and San Rafael. Maximum income for eligibility is $62,200 for one person and $71,050 for two people. The maximum residents pay for their rent is 30% of their income. It could take months to years to move up the list, but if you are NOT on the list, you won't have a chance at all!
DOWNLOAD APPLICATION click here OR PHONE Marin Housing at (415) 491-2525
MORE INFORMATION including a list of Senior/Disabled complexes, can be found at Marin Housing's web site: http://www.marinhousing.org/seniorOrDisabled.htm
ALREADY ON THE LIST FOR MARIN HOUSING? Wonder what is going on? Has your personal situation changed? Update or check your status by phoning (415) 491-2525 or cicking here.
OTHER BELOW MARKET HOUSING OPTIONS that currently have open wait lists are Rotary Housing in Sausalito managed by Paradise Properties (phone 332-7900) and Farley House in Belvedere managed by Ecumenical Association Housing (phone 383-1321).
Have an aging-related informational topic you would like to share or see listed? Write email@example.com
Sausalito Woman's Club 2014 Scholarship Applications Now Available
The Sausalito Woman's Club Scholarship Recognition Fund (SWCSRF) is currently accepting scholarship applications for the 2014-2015 academic year. Completed applications are due by March 14, 2014.
To qualify, applicants must be permanent residents of Sausalito or Marin City (94965 zipcode) and planning to initiate or continue their education in the summer or fall semester, 2014 at an accredited college, graduate school, vocational or art school.
To request an application, you may email firstname.lastname@example.com, mail SWCSRF/Application Committee, P.O. Box 3045, Sausalito, CA 94966 or visit http://sausalitowomansclub.org/scholarship/how-to-apply
Willow Creek Academy Benefit - In Partnership with the Sausalito Historical Society Schools Program
It's four parties in one day - the Saus Eat-Oh-Soiree - March 15 at the IDESST Hall (511 Caledonia Street).
And the four parties are:
1) Children's Ice Cream Social from 1-3 pm (hosted by the Sausalito Historical Society Schools Program and Lappert's Ice Cream - FREE!
2) Cocktails with Gary Danko from 5-6:30 pm (Chef Gary Danko treats us to champagne and nibbles - $250/person)
3) Let's Party! from 6:30-8 (live entertainment, hors d'oeuvres from local restaurants and a no-host bar - $25/person)
4) DJ Dancing & Dessert from 8-10 pm (DJ Sunny Dawn, rotating dessert tables and a no-host bar - $10/person)
For more information, go to www.willowcreekacademy.org/saus-eat-oh-soiree. Tickets: www.biddingforgood.com/wcacademy or at the Willow Creek Academy Office.
from your TREE COMMITTEE:
California has more kinds of native conifers (cone-bearing trees) than any other state!
The pine family is represented in California by pines, firs, spruces, hemlocks, and Douglas firs.
Natives in the cypress family include cypresses, junipers, incense cedars, coast redwoods,
Western red cedars, giant sequoias, and false cypresses.
The Sausalito Municipal Code lists three conifers (Monterey pine, Monterey cypress, and coast redwood) as "undesirable trees." This means that they can be removed from private property, with the owner's permission, without a permit.
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Stacked Knitting Basket Set - Silver Dot
Made by Wolof Weavers of Senegal
$ 98.00
Use these baskets to store clean laundry, balls of yarn, or toys. Hand-woven from cattail stalks and recycled plastic, these baskets will last for years. Each purchase supports the Wolof Weavers of Senegal.
Handwoven Grass & Plastic Knitting Baskets, Fair Trade | Silver DotAsk us a question
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- As with all handmade items, slight variations will occur
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Many of the artisans we work with at The Little Market use weaving techniques to create beautiful handmade baskets and bags. In the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, West Africa, artisans weave beautiful and durable baskets from thick, tough elephant grass. Basket weaving around Bolgatanga in Upper East Region serves as an example of the craft skills of women in the north, and each colorful basket can take up to a week to finish.
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text: So, after looking at the top 100 guitarists thing at Rolling Stones, I saw the linkie for the top 500 albums and became curious. I'm going through all of these but it's taking quite some time, as I am not just zooming but am honestly interested in reading about each entry and why it might be on the list at all. I've gone through the first 100 (#500 - #401) and will post them...first I want to list the voters on these...quite a few!! http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/500-greatest-albums-of-all-time-20120531 Intro/500 The RS 500 was assembled by the editors of Rolling Stone, based on the results of two extensive polls. In 2003, Rolling Stone asked a panel of 271 artists, producers, industry executives and journalists to pick the greatest albums of all time. In 2009, we asked a similar group of 100 experts to pick the best albums of the 2000s. From those results, Rolling Stone created this new list of the greatest albums of all time. Voters: Bill Adler (Biographer, Run-DMC), Lou Adler (Producer), Vince Aletti (Writer), Art Alexakis (Everclear), Pelle Almqvist (The Hives), Billy Altman (Writer), Jeff Ament (Pearl Jam), Roger Ames (Former chairman and CEO, Warner Music Group), Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day), Nicholaus Arson (The Hives), Dick Asher (Former CEO, Polygram Records), James Austin (Former A&R, Rhino Records), Michael Azerrad (Writer), Irving Azoff (Executive chairman, Live Nation), Martin Bandier (Chairman and CEO, Sony/ATV), Devendra Banhart, Peter Barakan (Radio host), Johnny Barbis (Chairman, Rocket Music), Ken Barnes (Writer), Kevin Barnes (Of Montreal), Frank Barsalona (Former consultant, William Morris Agency), Rostam Batmanglij (Vampire Weekend), David Bauder (Writer), Beck, Jules Belkin (Former president, Belkin Productions),Andy Bell (Erasure), Bill Belmont (Former VP, international operations, Fantasy Records), Bill Bentley (Director, A&R, Vanguard Records), Steve Berkowitz (Senior VP, A&R, Legacy Recordings), James Bernard (Co-founder, The Source and XXL magazines), Cathy Bernardy Jones (Former editor, Goldmine magazine), Guy Berryman (Coldplay), Jim Bessman (Writer), Les Bider (Former chairman and CEO, Warner/Chappell Music), Scott Billington (VP, A&R, Rounder Records), Mark Binelli (Contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Rodney Bingenheimer (Radio personality), David Bither (Senior VP, Nonesuch Records), Hal Blaine (Drummer), Jerry Blavat (Radio and TV personality), Mary J. 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Schmit (Eagles), Fred Schneider (The B-52's), Jordan Schur (President, Suretone Records), Andy Schwartz (Writer), Bud Scoppa (Writer), Gene Sculatti (Writer), John Sebastian (The Lovin' Spoonful), Pete Seeger, Joel Selvin (Music critic, San Francisco Chronicle), Matt Serletic (Producer), Evan Serpick (Former associate editor, Rolling Stone), Paul Shaffer (Musical director,Late Show With David Letterman), Ron Shapiro (Co-founder, Plan A Media), Rob Sheffield (Contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Mike Shinoda (Linkin Park), Tom Silverman (Founder and CEO, Tommy Boy Records), Barbara Skydel (Senior VP, William Morris Agency (1940-2010)), Larry Sloven (Co-owner, executive producer, HighTone Records), Joe Smith (Chairman, Unison Productions), Britney Spears, Scott Spencer (Novelist), Scott Spock (Producer), Freddie Stewart (Sly and the Family Stone), Gary Stewart (Singer-songwriter (1945-2003)), Brian Stoltz (Funky Meters, the Neville Brothers, Bob Dylan), Neil Strauss (Contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Keith Strickland (The B-52's), Patrick Stump (Fall Out Boy), John Sykes (President, Clear Channel Entertainment Enterprises), Jeff Tamarkin (Writer), Corey Taylor (Slipknot), Al Teller (Former head, CBS, Columbia and RCA Records), Bruce Thomas (Elvis Costello and the Attractions), Touré (Contributing editor, Rolling Stone), Allen Toussaint (Producer-songwriter), Roy Trakin (Senior editor, Hits magazine), Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), Lars Ulrich (Metallica), Nick Valensi (The Strokes), Hilton Valentine (The Animals), Andrew VanWyngarden (MGMT), Steven Van Zandt, Tom Vickers (A&R consultant), Butch Vig (Garbage, producer), Phil Walden (Former president, Velocette Records(1940-2006)), Wale (Rapper), Barry Walters (Writer), Bill Ward (Black Sabbath), Gerard Way (My Chemical Romance), Harry Weinger (VP, A&R, Universal Music Enterprises), Eric Weisbard (Writer), Barry Weiss (CEO, Universal Republic, Island Def Jam Records), Hy Weiss (Founder, Old Town Records (1923-2007)), Steve Weitzman (President, SW Productions), Jann S. 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Rapper DMX will reportedly step into the ring with George Zimmerman. Celebrity boxing promoter Damon Feldman tells TMZ.com that the rapper was chosen from a pool of 15,000 applicants who wanted to lace up the boxing gloves against the man who was acquitted of murdering Florida teen Trayvon Martin.
The boxing match will last three rounds, and the details will be announced next Wednesday. DMX previously vowed to break "every rule in boxing" if he got the chance to go toe-to-toe with George Zimmerman.
George Zimmerman was charged with second-degree murder for shooting and killing the 17-year-old Martin in 2012. The trial gained national attention over allegations that Zimmerman had profiled Martin before shooting him. Last July, a jury found Zimmerman not guilt of second-degree murder and manslaughter.
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The Three Faces of Fedora – Prologue
Although the title above takes a page from film history, Joanne Woodward won't be appearing in this blog.
[Okay kids, Joanne Woodward was an actress in the mid-20th Century who was married to Paul Newman, another actor around the same time who retired from acting to race cars and make great salad dressing and cookies. One of her most famous roles was playing the schizophrenic woman in "The Three Faces of Eve," hence the source of the title of this blog series.]
[No, I'm not saying I think Fedora is schizophrenic. I'm just playing off the film title. Sheesh.]
With a few of boxes to spare at the offices of Redwood Digital Research in beautiful downtown Felton, Calif. — no, you can't have them — I thought I'd run a small experiment: Take Fedora 11 and run it on separate machines with three different desktop environments. You know the lineup — GNOME, KDE and Xfce, which comes as a Fedora spin.
Then, of course, write about the results and observations here.
Starting Monday: The Three Faces of Fedora: GNOME on F11. Watch this space.
(Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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Edward Snowden is fast becoming a hot potato nobody wants to handle. Russia does not want him – so he can't leave the legally-grey area of the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport on foot. He could fly away – that is Putin's preferred solution and, indeed, it seems that he now has travel papers, after Ecuador granted him a "safe pass" for temporary travel, according to images of travel documents posted by Spanish language Univision late on Wednesday.
But Snowden's flight path to the apparent safety of possible political asylum in another country, such as Venezuela (which has offered the possibility) or Ecuador (which has said it would consider it), is blocked by a problem. All commercial flights between Moscow and Quito or Caracas touch down in third countries with which the US has extradition agreements. And that includes Cuba. Read more


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TRENTON, NJ -- Boil water orders have been issued for a number of New Jersey municipalities statewide to ensure the public health and safety of State residents, as a result of the effects of Hurricane Irene.
Water companies across the State are reaching out to their customers to advise them of the situation and to detail what steps to take in case of water quality issues. If you are unsure of your water system's situation, check the web site for your specific water company or phone their offices.
State, county and local officials are monitoring water quality carefully. Listen to and follow public announcements that will advise residents if and when water is safe to drink or use.
Municipalities that have instituted boil water orders, so far, include Florham Park, Irvington, Maplewood, Millburn, Short Hills, Springfield, Summit, and West Orange, which are all part of the New Jersey American Water Company's Short Hills system. Boil water orders also are in effect for Hightstown, Rockaway Township, and South Amboy, and more are likely.
Reasons for these boil water orders include disruptions to water supply treatment or delivery due to power outages and flooding caused by the storm. Additionally, damage to roadways throughout may be delaying transportation of supplies that may be needed to sustain operations.
The DEP is urging any New Jersey residents who are unsure of their water supply – from either a municipal water system or personal well -- to either use bottled water or boil your potable water before use.
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Imagine if the University of South Carolina's power was on only a few hours a day and its Internet connection was so unreliable or painfully slow that it took upwards of 20 minutes to send a single email.
While unthinkable and perhaps unacceptable to us at Carolina, those are the challenges that faculty, staff and students face every day at the University of Mkar, a liberal arts college in West Africa's Nigeria. Because connectivity is so poor, the main way faculty and staff communicate is via cell phone text or call.
USC's Duncan Alford, associate dean of the School of Law and director of its law library, experienced Mkar's challenges for himself in May, when he spent nearly three weeks at the university on a Fulbright award to attend a conference on citizenship and work with library staff.
"It was in the high 90s, humid and there was no air conditioning. I have to admit, it was tiring," Alford said. "Not having power at night means you cannot work at night. I'm used to reading at night, and I had planned on using my nights to prep for the conference. Well, there's only so much work you can do by flashlight. Those are their realities."
The conference and his presentation on how the U.S. Constitution evolved accounted for a small portion of his time. The bulk of his Fulbright was spent working with librarians and administrators at the university's general library to develop a plan to manage its holdings, build resources and enhance the required research course that all students take.
Mkar's library, serving a student body of 1,000, is small by our standards in both holdings and space.
It has 10,000 volumes. By contrast, USC's School of Law library has 250,000 print volumes, with 250,000 more in microfiche. Mkar students compete for one of the 90 seats in its 4,000-square-foot library, working more often than not in nature's dim light.
"They have a card catalogue, but it hasn't been updated so they don't have a good control over what they have in their collection," Alford said. "Their budget is tight, and half of their collections are donations."
Alford helped Mkar librarians draft a collection development policy to guide what materials they would and wouldn't buy in the future. He also helped them write a statement they can give to well-meaning donors, usually from Europe or the United States, on materials that would be most useful.
He also added practical assignments to Mkar's 100-level research course to help students identify, understand and use resources, including the library's only electronic resource – eGranary, a digital library that developing countries like Nigeria consider their "Internet in a box."
"Essentially, portions of the Internet have been put on a hard drive so the university can network it," Alford said. "Here in the U.S. we would never do that because our power is always on and our internet access is good. They don't have that. Even when they have power the Internet is too slow."
eGranary includes Wikipedia and major websites such as ones for the World Bank and International Monetary Fund as well as web pages from think tanks and public websites.
"It gives them something and a level of control because their infrastructure is not reliable. This is their work around," he said.
While accessible, Alford said Mkar's edition of eGranary was outdated. It was purchased in 2006 after the university opened and hadn't been updated since. A quick search by Alford revealed Barack Obama to be a U.S. senator from Illinois and there was no record of the global recession, which had yet to happen. Because of the importance of the eGranary as a resource to Mkar, he recommended it be updated every three years.
"They're a capable people; they just don't have the resources," said Alford.
Leapfrogging technology
Titus Nomsure is among the most capable at Mkar. An information technologist, Nomsure accompanied Alford back to South Carolina to see how USC libraries operate. His trip, a first for him outside Africa, was made possible by the School of Law.
"My visit to the University of South Carolina was the most wonderful experience of my life, and I think that experience will last for my entire lifetime, thanks to the untiring efforts of Professor Duncan as we popularly address him at the University of Mkar," Nomsure said.
Nigeria, rich in oil and No. 8 in world population, is Africa's fastest growing economy. The government's economic plan, Vision 2020, calls for the country to be among the 20 largest economies in the world by 2020. A more stable power grid is a priority for meeting that goal.
"They understand that the knowledge economy is coming," Alford said. "Titus and others at Mkar recognize that more and more information is going electronic, and that they will simply never have the space to have a library collection like we do. They are looking at leapfrogging technology. Rather than go through a print era, they want to go straight into an electronic era, but they have the current infrastructure problem."
Nomsure was struck by the level of technology and operations of USC's libraries and what leapfrogging technology would mean for Mkar.
"The first impression I had of your libraries is the intensive use of ICT (information and communication technologies) and hi-tech facilities and the level of automation in the libraries," Nomsure said. "Another thing that stood out most was the quality of services being rendered to your library users. Everything was done promptly and according to schedule.
"The availability of constant power supply and the internet connection was super fast, something that is alien in our country Nigeria. You know during Professor Duncan's last visit to the University of Mkar, he spent most of the nights in total darkness, and it took him almost an hour to check just three emails."
While at USC, Nomsure spoke to a legal research class and lectured with Alford on Nigeria's legal system; outlined a plan for Mkar's purchase of Follette Library Manager, a software system that will help automate library operations; and explored ways to connect Mkar's library to the Internet through a separate server.
"I was highly impressed with the cooperation I received from all the staff of the library both at the law school and the Thomas Cooper Library," Nomsure said. "The visit was very beneficial to the University of Mkar and to myself as a person."
Alford and Nomsure continue to stay in close contact.
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And now, the latest update on FoxPAC [1] -- the seemingly endless line of Fox News personalities lining up to raise campaign cash for Republicans.
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The following statement can be attributed to AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson:
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"Following a meeting this week with the President, as well as conversations with Congressional leaders, I am more convinced than ever that a budget deal to avoid the 'fiscal cliff' must and can be found. This will require a compromise involving an increase in both tax rates and revenue in return for real and significant steps to reform entitlements and rein in federal spending. Now is the time for our nation's leaders to put aside partisan or philosophical differences and act for the good of the country as a whole. Failure to address this will result in severe market disruptions, a return to negative economic growth, and businesses pulling in investment. This can and must be avoided. It is no exaggeration to say that the future economic well-being of all Americans is riding on the outcome."


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Part of the charm of the MX-5 has always been its low cost of entry and the 2016 model continues the tradition of attainable fun. With a base price below $25,000, the MX-5 Miata undercuts rivals such as the Scion FR-S and the Subaru BR-Z. The Miata is also one of the least expensive convertibles on the market.
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The Mazda MX-5 gets a ground up redesign for 2016. Now in its fourth generation, the MX-5 Miata has been charming buyers with its no frills approach to fun since the late 1980s. The newest MX-5 keeps with tradition by focusing on agility, lightness and a fun driving experience over all else. The Miata has always been one of the most pure driving experiences available and this newest iteration is no different.
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The all-new 2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata represents a return to its roots. Though completely redesigned and reengineered, this fourth-generation Miata is more like the first-generation 1990 roadster than any of the intervening generations.
The 2016 Miata adheres to the same basic concept as the original: a lightweight, rear-wheel-drive, two-seat roadster. And it follows the same mission as before, that of a classic British sports car.
It's fun to drive, easy to toss around, a delight whether charging up a mountain road or cruising along the ocean. It's simple, straightforward and traditional. You can drop the manually operated top while belted in the driver's seat, even while at parking lot speeds. And if a thunderstorm occurs, you can pull it up and latch it just as easily, without getting out of your seat.
The styling of this all-new MX-5 is more contemporary and a bit more aggressive than the previous generation. It is about the same size as before, slightly shorter in overall length at 154 inches and slightly wider at 68 inches. The wheelbase has been stretched to 91.1 inches.
The 2016 Mazda MX-5 comes in Sport ($24,915), Club ($28,600), and Grand Touring ($30,065) models. A 6-speed manual gearbox is standard, a 6-speed automatic is optional. The Club features a sports suspension with Bilstein shocks and high-performance tires and upgraded cloth upholstery. The Grand Touring upgrades with leather-trimmed upholstery, climate control, navigation, and blind-spot and lane-departure warning systems.
Compared to its predecessor, the new MX-5 has a more curvaceous beltline. The hoodline plunges downward at the front, and a large opening at the front of the car sucks in air like a blue whale inhaling plankton. In many states, a license plate will obscure this opening appearing as a single tooth at the top of the maw.
It is a small, tidy car. After driving it you get out and almost feel like you should be able to slip it into your pocket, like a cellphone, before walking off.
The top is very easy to operate. Dropping the top can be accomplished with one hand even while underway. The same can be said about raising the top. While belted in, the driver can simply reach back, release a latch and pull the top to the top of the windshield. Mazda cleverly engineered some mechanical assistance to the help the driver pull the top up at just that moment where help is needed. Pull it closed. One latch secures it. The whole operation takes less time than it took to read about it.
The Miata cabin is spartan. The look is classic basic roadster. The pedals and the steering wheel are positioned directly in front of the driver, a rarity of seating precision.
A prominent center console separates driver and co-driver. Big analog gauges and a horizontal instrument panel keep the interior from feeling confining. Air vents and climate controls use the classic round look. Mazda's latest infotainment system display is perched above the low-set dash.
By moving the roll center closer to the driver, Mazda made its latest MX-5 the best-driving yet. Transitioning from steady hard cornering in a left turn on a mountain road to steady hard cornering in a right turn in the Club model is seamless; now we're going this way, now we're going that way.
The tires lose grip gradually when cornering at high loads and the chassis is evenly balanced, so handling is predictable. It's enjoyable, entertaining, satisfying to hurl this car into corners on deserted back roads. Yet it rides nicely and does not beat you up when puttering around in the neighborhood at 25 mph. Even the sport-tuned Club model rides smoothly enough to use as a daily driver.
The Miata does what is expected and never surprises its driver, so car and driver become one. Braking and turning at the same time tends to result in mild oversteer. Even braking through a transient maneuver is easy to control, a benefit of its near-perfect balance.
Power is not excessive. There is no surge of force at high rpm. Torque is lacking. The engine is rated at 155 horsepower and 146 pound-feet of torque. With a curb weight of just 2,300 pounds, however, the Miata can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in about 6 seconds, a quick performance indeed. More important than those numbers is the joy you get from using this engine. The engine revs freely and smoothly. Blipping the throttle with the side of the foot while braking is wonderfully easy and enjoyable.
We strongly recommend choosing the manual gearbox for this car. It is required equipment for that blipping and downshifting thing we just mentioned. The clutch pedal is light and friendly and the 6-speed manual snicks into gears neatly and easily. Also available is the 6-speed automatic transmission with Sport mode and, though it is not our preference, we found on several test drives that it performs its duties exceedingly well.
Choosing among the three models comes down to what the driver wants from the car. The Club offers the sportiest handling and is the choice of the serious enthusiast, though the ride quality of the Club is not harsh and should be fine for everyday driving. The Grand Touring model is the best choice for cruising along the ocean or enjoying top-down motoring, yet its handling will still satisfy the driver who enjoys spirited motoring. The base MX-5 Sport model has the same suspension as the GT and comes with a cloth top, so the Sport offers the best value for someone who simply wants the joy of a classic sports car.
The new Miata offers top-down motoring and a rewarding, classic driving experience. We think it's the most fun you can have in a sports car in its price range.
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ATLANTA -- New from Innovolt is the H1000 power protection appliance, designed to guard equipment from variations in electrical power. The latest implementation of Innovolt's Remote Optimization Control technology, the H1000 is designed for installations with equipment hardwired rather than plugged into the power supply.
The new appliance joins Innovolt's Power Protector and Power Manager systems, several of which were shown at this year's National Automatic Merchandising Association OneShow (see VT, June). The company sees vending and automated teller machines as equipment types for which power conditioning and monitoring is especially beneficial.
Innovolt reports that one of the most common issues impairing equipment reliability is power variation. Unpredictable fluctuation in supply -- excess power in the form of surges and spikes, and insufficient power during sags and brownouts -- are major contributors to equipment failure and consequent costly downtime.
The new Innovolt H1000 guards machines from the damaging effects of voltage fluctuations. It serves as an EMI/RFI filter for power lines, and is fitted with dry relay contacts that sense the presence or loss of AC output. The appliance also offers diagnostic capabilities including real-time-clock-based time stamping and neutral-to-ground voltage sensing.
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Roseville Fire Department
401 Oak Street
Roseville, CA 95678
Office (916) 774-5802
Cell (916) 580-8602
Fax (916) 774-5810
Subject :
Two Structure Fires Keep Crews Busy
Contact :
Rob Baquera, Fire Communications Officer, Fire 916-792-4393
Roseville, CA-Monday,October 7. Two structure fires kept firefighters busy.
At 10:31 a.m. the Roseville Fire Department responded to a report of an apartment building fire in the 1400 block of Kingswood Drive at the Autumn Oaks Apartment complex. Fire crews arrived to find smoke showing from a multi-family apartment building with all of the occupants safely outside. The apartment had working smoke detectors that alerted the occupants of the fire. The first crew on-scene was able to bring the fire under control keeping the flames from spreading throughout the residence and into other units of the apartment building.
Multiple crews reported to the scene. A total of ten fire units with twenty-eight personnel responded. Assistance was also provided by American Medical Response. The fire was extinguished quickly and isolated to the unit or origin. The habitability of the apartment unit is unknown.
At 2:34 p.m. Roseville Fire responded to another structure fire in the 700 block of Atlantic Street at the Roseville Meat Company. Fire crews arrived to find smoke showing from the rear of the building with employees attempting to extinguish the fire. The business was evacuated and crews quickly went to work putting out the fire. The fire was extinguished quickly but smoke was still coming from the roof of the business so crews had to dismantle parts of the structure to ensure the fire was completely out.
Multiple crews reported to the scene. A total of seven fire units with eighteen personnel responded. Assistance was also provided by American Medical Response. The fire was extinguished quickly and isolated to the rear of the business. It's unknown when the business will reopen.
In both cases, there were no civilian or firefighter injuries. The causes of the fires are under investigation. These unfortunate incidents should act as a reminder to everyone to have properly working smoke detectors. Smoke detectors are the best warning system that can alert your business or family to dangerous smoke and fire.


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B.S. Family Life Education-Child Development
The Child Development program provides students with a strong foundation on the growth and development of young children and the importance of parent education, play, and assessment when working with families. Curricula will prepare students for career opportunities by building competencies to work with children and their families. View a list of scholarships for this department.
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Did you know that you can download free eBooks and audiobooks from the library? You can drop by the library any Wednesday from 2-8pm to learn more about this great service. It's eReader Wednesday!
Plus, every eReader Wednesday, we'll have lots of devices such as Kindles, iPads and tablets on display for you to try out. Come see how an iPad compares to the Galaxy tablet. How does the Kindle Fire compare with the original Kindles? What could be more fun!
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'"My friends and family don't treat me any different," he said. "I still have to do the dishes and mow the lawn and all that kind of fun stuff. Maybe some other people might [act differently] but I know who my true friends are and they treat me just like anyone else would."'
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and chisora has been detained by Munich police at the airport.
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I think Hayes a dick...
and chisora has been detained by Munich police at the airport.
Well done
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chisora startad the ruck pal an haye aint scared to bang noone luckey i werent there coz heads wuld have hit the deck
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Johny-Boy/215858055149963?ref=ts wbc world champ 19-0
That's so gay. Boxing is rubbish
I'm no gynecologist but I know a cunt when I see one.
If they fight Haye is going to Box him up something rotten.
Haye was there to promote a fight with vlad, Dereck was the one who started the shit really.
what a fucking disgrace they should be ashamed of themselves, nice way to promote British Boxing on the world stage, idiots.
heavyweight boxing is finished, has been for years
If you need a friend, get a dog !
call me cynical or what, but it wouldn't surprise me to find that Warren had organised a confrontation to hype up a domestic clash and then it got out of hand, making the possible clash even more marketable.


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the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics
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Committee of "Quantitative Assessment of Research" that will
investigate various aspects of the quantitative assessment of
research in mathematics. The Committee will, in particular, look
into impact factors and similar ways to measure research output.
The Committee consists of:
The Committee is expected to create a summary of its findings to
be endorsed by the Executive Committees of ICIAM, IMS, and IMU
and to be published afterwards.
ICIAM, IMS, and IMU have formulated an aspirational
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of the committee's work.
Many mathematical societies around the world offer
information about new mathematical developments, current events and activities.
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Waitlist tips
If all the seats in a course are full during registration you can add yourself to a waitlist for the course. You must meet all course prerequisites to add yourself to a waitlist. Waitlisted classes do not count toward your total credit load. You can register for an alternate section of the same course or register for a course at the same time as your waitlisted course without affecting your chances of being offered a seat in the waitlisted course.
Waitlist positions
To check your waitlist position, go to SUOnline and choose the 'Manage My Waitlist' from the student menu. If you are on a waitlist the status will show as 'Pending". You don't need to contact us regarding your pending status; we will contact you if a seat becomes available in the course.
How students are moved from waitlists
If a seat becomes available in the course we will email you. You must reply to the deadline stated in the email to get a seat in the course. You must drop any alternate sections of the same course and any conflicting courses before you will be registered for the waitlisted course. If you fail to reply you will be dropped from the waitlist and the seat will be offered to the next student on the list.
Waitlist sign in
During the first week of classes students must sign into the waitlists every day. You may sign in by phoning the Office of the Registrar at 206-398-4150, emailing at firstname.lastname@example.com or by stopping by the Registrar's front desk.
Class attendance for students on a waitlist
If you would like to attend the first class session of a course for which you are waitlisted you may do so, at the professor's discretion, if there are seats available in the classroom. You are not required to attend and attendance gives you no advantage in moving off the waitlist.*
*A few of our clinics and simulation classes are an exception to this rule. For these courses waitlisted students must attend the first class to be eligible to enroll. If this is the case for one of your waitlisted courses you will receive an email from the professor or the Office of the Registrar at least one week before classes begin.
First day class attendance for students registered in a waitlisted class
Because we need an accurate headcount of students attending waitlisted courses all registered students are expected to attend the first class session of a waitlisted course. You must have the professor's permission if you need to miss the class. If you do not attend and your absence is unexcused you will be dropped from the course and your seat will be given to a waitlisted student.
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Contact: Teresa Ruano, 415-865-7447
Dec 12, 2011
Judicial Council Approves Cost Reductions in Facilities Program
SAN FRANCISCO—The Judicial Council today endorsed several cost-cutting measures for court construction while affirming its commitment to much-needed improvements in the judicial branch's statewide infrastructure. The council approved recommendations from the Court Facilities Working Group to cancel two construction projects in small counties and to seek cost-savings on others. The 25-member working group was appointed by the Chief Justice in July 2011 to oversee the judicial branch program and is headed up by Administrative Presiding Justice Brad R. Hill of the Court of Appeal, Fifth Appellate District.
"I'm pleased with the Judicial Council's endorsement of our recommendations," said Justice Hill. "In light of the state's fiscal crisis and the importance of our infrastructure needs, our working group had to put in a lot of work in a short period of time. Our work will be ongoing, but what the Council did today and what we've accomplished so far demonstrates the importance not only of judicial oversight but of having a statewide approach to these issues. Our working group represents different areas of the state, as well as a cross section of expertise."
Court construction actions
The Council:
During the presentation to the council, Justice Hill also announced formation of a courthouse cost reduction subcommittee, to be chaired by Justice Jeffrey Johnson, Associate Justice of the Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, in Los Angeles. The subcommittee will review all new courthouse projects for ways to further reduce costs without compromising safety or security. "We have already begun hearing suggestions from courts slated to get new courthouses on how to reduce the planned size of the buildings or other economies, given the current fiscal climate," Justice Johnson said. "We look forward to working creatively with the courts and the AOC to take a fresh look at these projects for further savings."
Courthouse maintenance actions
The council heard a presentation on the dire state of funding for courthouse repairs and maintenance by Judge David Edwin Power, chair of the Trial Court Facility Modification Working Group, and Judge William F. Highberger, a member of that working group, which oversees repair funding decisions. Repair funding was cut 40 percent this fiscal year, to $30 million, to cover repair needs in more than 500 buildings, with millions of square feet of court facilities statewide. Many buildings suffer from significant deferred maintenance—a legacy of neglect reaching back years before they were transferred to the state.
After this presentation, the council directed the AOC to seek additional funding through the Legislature for courthouse operations and maintenance and to pursue legislative measures that would give the judicial branch greater flexibility in allocating funds among various facility needs. "We need to keep in mind that 90 percent of court operations statewide occur in existing buildings that are not slated for replacement or major renovation," Judge Highberger said. "As it stands today, even as we identify cost reductions in courthouse construction, we have no ability to reallocate those dollars to urgently needed repair projects."
In a related action, the council also directed the AOC to revise its prioritization methodology and reporting process for planned facility modifications to better reflect the extremely limited funding available for repairs. "This is a small but important step in being more transparent," Justice Hill said. "The maintenance list, as created, has led to numerous misinterpretations about what we spend maintenance money on and why. We hope this will help make the process more understandable."
Budget background drives cost reduction efforts.
The fiscal year 2011–2012 Budget Act redirected $310 million in judicial branch funds set aside by SB 1407 for courthouse construction to the General Fund. All told, more than $500 million in SB 1407 funding was swept to the General Fund, borrowed, or redirected to court operations this fiscal year. Since 2009, more than $1.1 billion in funding originally designated for courthouse construction has been borrowed, swept to the General Fund, or redirected to court operations.
The judicial branch facilities program is responsible for providing local communities in California with safe, secure, accessible courthouses. The infrastructure projects are funded by court users statewide, generate jobs, and contribute to local economies and state tax revenues.


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City of GlendoraHome Menu
Street Sweeping
The Streets Division of the Public Works Dept oversees the sweeping of City streets (both residential and commercial) which is performed on a weekly basis by Athens Disposal. Street Sweeping is typically performed on the day after your trash pick-up day.(if trash pick up is on Monday, we sweep on Tuesday, etc).
Glendora is one of the select few cities in the local area that performs weekly sweeping services (the majority of adjacent cities sweep once every two weeks).
For both reasons of safety as well as efficiency, street sweeping takes place in the early morning. The sweeping crew commences sweeping activity at approximately 2 a.m. (just prior to the beginning time window of restricted parking in the City of Glendora) and usually completes their respective route by 9 - 10 a.m. The routing is set up to complete the dense areas of traffic prior to 7 a.m. (i.e. schools, major arterials, median islands).
Sweeping of the City's 9 miles of alley takes place once a month. This occurs on the first weekend of each month. Due to the narrow width, lack of curb face, and tight turning radius in the alleys, we hire a contractor a specialized machine for this purpose.
The only days we do not sweep are National Holidays and days of rain. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about our street sweeping program please feel free to contact us:
Cesar Ortiz, Operations Supervisor- Athens Disposal 626-934-4696
Tim Orban, Street Supervisor, 626-852-4817
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Im free to fight mate
Im free to fight mate
Pro 2-0,Semi-Pro 3-1,Am 6-1-1 Height 5ft 10 Weight 70kg
Jess Liaudin vs Ali now that would be a fight worth seeing
How come the show is on a sunday night as apposed to a friday which its normally on?
Leon del gaudio vs leigh cohoon would be a good scrap
Update... If any one is interested in filling the gaps then call 07852921251
UCC Ultimate cage championships.
im sure redfearn and cahoon are matched together,it should be decent. but im not too sure if its still happeninhg because he is on bamma now
I'm always surprised that Ali struggles to get matched, with a record of 16 wins and just 2 losses, you'd think that a ranked fighter just below him or someone looking to make that leap after putting together a nice run would want to fight him. Notice is always given on the UCC shows so there is time for a full camp.
Updated fightcard any one interested in filling the voids then pls call 07852921251... Email- email@example.com
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For my last birthday I received a Blu-ray player and the box said that the player would work with streaming videos from online video streaming services such as Netflix and VUDU.
Time to do some investigating…
I quickly found that if you connect the player to the Internet then you can subscribe to one of the services that the player supports and stream content from their site at any time you choose.
It turns out that a player can be connected to the Internet either by a cable or Wi-Fi through a wireless router.
To use a cable you'll need to have not only the cable itself, but also an Internet access point nearby. (I would have had to run a cable across the living room, so I'm thankful that I had a wireless router already in the house ready to go.)
If you've got a player that has built-in Wi-Fi and you have a wireless router in the house, then you're in a great position to get online, sign up for a service and get things started.
However, if your player isn't Wi-Fi ready then you'll probably have to purchase an adapter to make that connection.
I bought an adapter for my player, and I do have a word to the wise – be sure to get the correct adapter. When I looked the information up in the owner's manual it was very, very clear that there was only one adapter that would work with my system.
After purchasing the correct adapter all I had to do was to plug it into the USB port in the back of my player and connect the player to the router just like I did with my laptop and iPod. The player detected the Wi-Fi and asked for the password. It was that easy.
Once it was connected I signed up for Netflix and followed the simple directions that both Netflix and my owner's manual provided. Basically you have to use a code provided by your player with Netflix to establish the account.
My player is now connected, I have my subscription to Netflix and I there's more content to pick from then I would have ever imagined.
If you've got a Blu-ray player that has this feature, then I highly recommend that you check it out! You could find some great entertainment (not to mention savings over rental or cable costs) through a piece of equipment that's already sitting in your house.
~ April
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