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We may associate "vampire culture" with teens who dress up in the finest fishnets that Hot Topic has to offer, but as it turns out, there are real-life vampires out there who don't ascribe to the school-ghoul aesthetic.
In fact, most of these vampires have families and attend church. They only feed on blood to treat medical ailments.
Modern-day vampires don't lure women to their castles to feed on their virgin blood.
Instead, they feed on volunteers. They claim that blood relieves headaches and stomach pains.
Although these donors are sometimes the vampires' "lovers," the blood is always given voluntarily.
The donors and the vampires are tested by physicians to avoid infection.
Too much blood in anyone's system can lead to a surplus of iron, which isn't a good thing.
These people usually only consume blood once every few weeks to avoid that complication.
Some people sport fangs, but many vampires lead very normal lives.
There's no actual proof that blood is relieving their symptoms, but doctors are also having a hard time finding viable alternatives for people who experience that kind of pain. Because of the negative connotations surrounding vampirism, many people hide their symptoms and their feeding habits. That only makes things more difficult to figure out.


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Church of Scientology fraud conviction in France
The Church of Scientology has been convicted of "fraud in an organised gang" by a French court.
"A three-judge panel at the Correctional Court in Paris convicted the church and six of its members of organized fraud, but stopped short of banning the church, as prosecutors had asked.
The court also fined the members as much as 400,000 euros ($595,000) each and sentenced them to as much as two years in prison, though the sentences were suspended." [CNN]
The case focused on the device known as a electropsychometer which Scientologists use to detect whether or not a person has been relieved from spiritual impediment of past experiences (im so saying that next time i need to make a number 2). The plaintiffs argued that, after they were scanned by the device, they were instructed to buy products like vitamins that cost thousands ( wtf kind of vitamins are those i wanna know) and pressured into paying large sums of money.
Eric Roux, Scientologist spokesman, reckons the verdict was a "modern Inquisition" which threatened religious freedom in France.
As if the Frenchies give a sh*t.
What do you think about the whole ordeal hey Tom?
"I love the black man! SHOW! ME! THE! MONEY!"
No man Tom. Keep it together buddy.


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May 21, 2015
GOOD SHEPHERD ASSISTED LIVING CORP., and GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN COMMUNITY CORP., Plaintiffs,v.GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK doing business as Great American Insurance Company, and ERIC HOWELL, Defendants.
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This matter is before the Court on the Plaintiffs' Motion to Remand (filing 18), the United States Magistrate Judge's Findings and Recommendation (filing 26) recommending that the motion be granted, and the defendants' Statement of Objections to Magistrate Judge's Findings and Recommendations (filing 27). The Court will overrule the objection, adopt the findings and recommendation, and grant the motion to remand.
The defendants' objections to the findings and recommendation are fourfold. First, the defendants' complain about the Magistrate Judge's reliance on the complaint's allegation that defendant Howell "was hired by Great American" (filing 1 at 10) to support a finding that Howell was an agent of Great American. The Magistrate Judge stated that "Great American contracted with Howell" and that "Howell was Great American's agent." Filing 26 at 2, 7. According to the defendants, the complaint actually alleges that Great American contracted with Howell's employer, NHI Adjusters, and that as a result there is no contractual relationship between Great American and Howell. Filing 27 at 1-2.
The complaint is actually ambiguous on that point, but it appears clear from the plaintiffs' subsequent filings that they did not intend to allege a contractual relationship between Great American and Howell. See filing 28 at 2. But the defendants do not explain why that fact matters. The defendants seem to have misapprehended the Magistrate Judge's reasoning. The Magistrate Judge did not find that Howell was subject to liability because he was Great American's agent-rather, the Magistrate Judge explained why Howell might be liable to the plaintiffs in tort despite being Great American's agent. See filing 26 at 7-8. Obviously, the suggestion that Howell might not have been an agent of Great American does not undermine that reasoning. (And as explained below, it actually may help the plaintiffs.)
Second, the defendants contend that the Magistrate Judge misapplied caselaw in concluding that Nebraska law might extend to permit liability against Howell. They contend that the cases from other jurisdictions which support finding an insurance adjuster individually liable to the insured do so based upon either a statutory duty or a special relationship between the adjuster and the insured. Filing 27 at 3-5. "[N]o Nebraska court, " they argue, "has ever found a duty based on a special relationship that existed between an insured and a third party adjuster, much less the employee of a third party adjuster, nor has Nebraska enacted a specific statute to establish such a duty." Filing 27 at 3.
But that argument does not demonstrate that Howell was fraudulently joined. As the Magistrate Judge explained, a party has been fraudulently joined only if there is no reasonable basis in fact and law for the claim brought against it. Wivell v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., 773 F.3d 887, 893 (8th Cir. 2014). Joinder may be fraudulent where applicable state precedent precludes the existence of a cause of action against a defendant. Id. But joinder is not fraudulent when a plaintiff might have a colorable claim under state law against a fellow resident. Wilkinson v. Shackelford, 478 F.3d 957, 964 (8th Cir. 2007). In making that prediction, the Court must resolve all facts and ambiguities in the current controlling substantive law in the plaintiffs' favor. Filla v. Norfolk S. Ry. Co., 336 F.3d 806, 811 (8th Cir. 2003). All doubts about federal jurisdiction should be resolved in favor of remand to state court. Block v. Toyota Motor Corp., 665 F.3d 944, 948 (8th Cir. 2011).
The plaintiffs are, by their own admission, pursuing a claim that has not been recognized under Nebraska law. Filing 28 at 4. But Nebraska has not rejected such a claim either. And the Court need not definitively settle the question: the Court finds that there is at least a reasonable basis for finding liability, and when the sufficiency of the plaintiff's allegations against the non-diverse defendant is questionable, the better practice is for the Court not to decide the doubtful question in connection with a motion to remand but simply to remand the case and leave the question for the state courts to decide. Filla, 336 F.3d at 811.
Third, the defendants argue that "contractual privity is necessary to establish a claim of bad faith" under Nebraska law. Filing 27 at 5. But that is simply a recasting of the defendants' previous arguments. Bad faith denial of an insurance claim is, without question, a tort under Nebraska law. LeRette v. Am. Med. Sec., 705 N.W.2d 41, 47-48 (Neb. 2005); Weatherly v. Blue Cross Blue Shield Ins. Co., 513 N.W.2d 347, 353 (Neb. Ct. App. 1994). It is true that liability for the tort of bad faith springs from the breach of the contractual covenant of good faith and fair dealing. LeRette, 705 N.W.2d at 47. If Howell was an employee of Great American, the defendants' arguments might be stronger. See Schwartz v. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co., 174 F.3d 875, 878-79 (7th Cir. 1999). But the defendants are quite clear that in their insistence that Howell, "[a]t no point in time" had "any relationship with Great American, much less one that would warrant him being considered to be an agent of the insurer." Filing 27 at 3.
And the plaintiffs' complaint alleges that Howell was not simply negligent, but deliberately acted to deny the plaintiffs' recovery. Filing 1 at 10. The defendants cite nothing in Nebraska law to preclude a finding that an insurance adjuster may have a duty to an insured that would support tort liability under such circumstances, even if that tort was not labeled "bad faith." As the Magistrate Judge pointed out, in construing a pleading, the Court considers the substance of the factual allegations, not the label a party attaches to a claim. In re Baycol Prods. Litig., 732 F.3d 869, 875 n.4 (8th Cir. 2013). And the plaintiffs, the Court notes, allege that the defendants acted "in concert", filing 1 at 11; if Howell was not an agent of Great American, then the plaintiffs' allegations (if proved) might support a conclusion that the defendants conspired in Great American's commission of the tort of bad faith. Cf. deNourie & Yost Homes, LLC v. Frost, 854 N.W.2d 298, 315-16 (Neb. 2014) (explaining civil conspiracy).
Finally, the defendants complain that the plaintiffs' complaint does not contain the specific allegations they say would be needed to expand Nebraska law to impute a tort duty to Howell. "While Nebraska courts could arguably expand the law outside the need of a contract to establish a duty by a third party adjuster, " the defendants argue, the plaintiffs "ha[ve] not pled any basis for them to do so...." Filing 27 at 7. The Magistrate Judge, they contend, "erroneously chose to speculate about a claim that might exist rather than to apply existing Nebraska law which clearly provides that no claim existed under the allegations of the Complaint." Filing 27 at 6.
But as explained above, the Magistrate Judge correctly applied the standards for determining whether a defendant's joinder was fraudulent. The question is not whether there is a claim under "existing Nebraska law, " but whether there is a reasonable basis for believing that such a claim might be recognized. See Wilkinson, 478 F.3d at 964. And to the extent that the complaint might be insufficient, the issue is not whether the plaintiffs did state a claim, but whether they could: "[t]he relevant inquiry in analyzing fraudulent joinder... focuses only on whether a plaintiff might have a colorable claim under state law against a fellow resident, not on the artfulness of the pleadings." Id. (citations and quotations omitted); see Block, 665 F.3d at 948.
In short, while the established tort of bad faith denial of an insurance claim is grounded in contractual privity, see Schwartz, 174 F.3d at 878-79, that does not preclude at least a colorable claim for tort liability under Nebraska law. The Court will overrule the defendants' objection, adopt the Magistrate Judge's findings and recommendation, and grant the plaintiffs' motion to remand.
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The main building of the U.S. Naval Asylum (Biddle Hall) was designed by William Strickland (1787–1854) in 1826 and completed in 1833. Strickland was one of the first architects of the Greek Revival style in the United States and also a civil engineer. The columns on the asylum's balconies were an innovative use of cast-iron as a building material. The U.S. Navy commissioned the building to house officers and seamen who had been disabled on duty as well as elderly and impoverished naval personnel. This print by John Caspar Wild (circa 1804−46) shows Biddle Hall, to the sides of which in 1844 Strickland added residences for the asylum's governor and the hospital's surgeon. Wild was a Swiss-born artist and lithographer, who arrived in Philadelphia from Paris in 1832. He produced paintings and prints of Philadelphia and other American cities, including Cincinnati, Saint Louis, and Davenport, Iowa. His works are important historical records of these cities before the era of large-scale industrialization and rapid urban growth. This image first appeared in 1838 as Plate 7 in Wild's "Views of Philadelphia," published by the partnership of J.C. Wild & J.B. Chevalier. John T. Bowen, the prominent Philadelphia lithographer and publisher, bought out Wild & Chevalier in 1838, including rights to the views, which he reissued later that year, and again in 1848 with hand coloring.
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In 2014, the Turlock City Council publicly committed to conducting a compensation study for all employees and bargaining groups who wanted to participate. Over two years later, the study is finally ready to be presented to the City Council.
After a nearly 30-year long career with Stanislaus County, three of which in the role of chief executive officer, Stan Risen informed the Board of Supervisors that he plans to retire from his position effective as of August.
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The City's Winter Watering Schedule is still in effect, which limits outdoor watering to only one day per week. City staff regularly patrols all neighborhoods in Turlock to enforce the watering schedule as well as other water wasting violations. Water wasting notices are issued for a number of reasons, such as:
Thanks to the voter approved Measure L - Local Roads First Transportation Funding - Turlock will soon have the funds needed to begin repairing the city's ever-worsening roadways. At the top of the Measure L project list is a complete reconstruction of the oldest part of West Main Street, something that everyone agrees is badly needed for one of Turlock's key thoroughfares. What members of the public have trouble agreeing on is just exactly how Main Street should look when it's done.
Assemblyman Heath Flora, who represents the state's 12th District, announced on Monday that he has been appointed to six different Assembly committees, including an appointment to Vice Chair of the Labor and Employment Committee.
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Renaissance lighting, Christy Rogers
Since we are talking about lighting a lot this week, I looked around for people who used lighting very interestingly. Christy Rogers is a self taught photographer who uses Renaissance light with a single spot light of her subjects underwater i believe while she photographs above the surface. The photos are really abstract and very painterly. They expose the human body in a very beautiful way, and I think each one technically similar has a very difference concept, in which maybe the viewer can conclude themselves.
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So, after Saturday comes Sunday, and on this weekend in question–a weekend packed to the brim with wedding expo goodness–after A Darling Affair comes Lovelocked!
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We were a super, super-last-minute addition to Lovelocked, held this year at Lightspace, but we were so thrilled to be asked to join a table with Beautiful Weddings (the very talented stylist sisters Nicole and Justine) and Marion from Brisbane Market Flowers. Our table was inspired by a mood board provided by Miss Polka Dot herself (from Polka Dot Bride), and called for delicious industrial elements.
Our gorgeous photos are generously supplied by the very talented Nicole from Nicole Barralet Photography
Having worked on an industrial-inspired wedding shoot previously, we knew immediately that we wanted to showcase more of our wooden stationery. We supplied seating chart cards to hang from a rustic mesh frame, table numbers and place cards printed onto our beloved linen textured card stock, and menus printed in white onto our real mahogany timber stock.
The beautiful moss runner, combined with the twinkling tealight candles in rustic votives, was an interesting alternative to a standard fabric runner, and tied into the table's theme perfectly.
For more awesome photos of the day and a summary of the other talented vendors on display, please check out the post on Polka Dot Bride!
Laura xoxo
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Styling by Beautiful Weddings | Flowers by Brisbane Market Flowers | Wooden and card stationery by Cartamodello Papeterie | Photography by Nicole Barralet Photography | Showcased at Lightspace | Thanks to Lovelocked for having us!


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars have activated cornerback Alan Ball from the physically unable to perform list.
Ball returned to practice Monday in a limited role. He missed the first week-plus of training camp with an ankle injury sustained during minicamp in June.
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We are sorry to report that Rev. Clarence Crocker passed away on Friday, May 29, 2015 after long struggle with cancer. The death of Rev. Crocker, at age 90, is a big loss to the Glendale community as well as to his family and friends. He loved Glendale and its people. He was an authority on the history of Glendale. He was responsible for preserving much of that history. He wrote about 250 articles about the place and its people for this website. This is the equivalent of several books. If your family is from Glendale there is a very good chance they will be discussed in one of Clarence's articles. Clarence had a long and interesting life. You can read more about him and access his articles at
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As splashier news commands all the attention, there's an important bill that is moving through Congress. After a hearing on Feb. 15, a class action reform bill passed out of the House Judiciary Committee by a 19-12 vote. Thursday night, March 9, it went to the floor of the full House and passed with a 220-201 vote.
Earlier this year, U.S. Rep. Rob Goodlatte (R-Va.), the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, introduced the Fairness in Class Action Litigation Act, HR985, to "keep baseless class action suits away from innocent parties, while still keeping the doors to justice open for parties with real and legitimate claims."
After the vote, the National Law Journal called it part of the largest tort reform push in more than a decade on Capitol Hill. The reforms have been described as "sweeping" and would rein in aspects of class action efforts in areas of certification, attorney fees and more.
According to the National Law Review, it has found support from defense lawyers and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce who have been vocal about class actions being "rife with abuse."
A number of different affected parties have been adamantly opposed, including the American Bar Association, a group of law firms and legal advocates, civil rights organizations, disability rights organizations, and various legal scholars.
F. Paul Bland, executive director of Public Justice, told reporters on Thursday that "it's pretty clear the bill would wipe away the vast majority of class actions."
This week, the public interest group tweeted that class actions are a crucial tool for protecting people who are cheated, victims of wage theft and more – and if HR 985 becomes law, "these cases will likely be eliminated and countless Americans will be blocked at the courthouse doors."
This bill now goes to the Senate.


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Windham Grows is accepting applications for its second session, which begins in July 2017. Each group is limited to 10 to 12 qualifying businesses. For more information on Windham Grows, or to submit an application, visit www.WindhamGrows.org.
Originally published in The Commons issue #399 (Wednesday, March 15, 2017).
BRATTLEBORO—On Thursday, March 16, at 4 p.m. at the Latchis Theatre, Sen. Bernie Sanders will make an important announcement regarding funding for Strolling of the Heifers' small-business development program, Windham Grows, from the U.S. Economic Development Administration and the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Everyone is welcome to attend this free event — the formal kick-off for the Windham Grows project.
Other speakers will include representatives of the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development, the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets, and the Working Lands Enterprise Board, all of which participated in the total project funding of more than $300,000.
In collaboration with state and regional partners, Windham Grows is a "business hatchery" that aims to build the food and agriculture business sector in Windham County by connecting start-up and "early-stage" businesses with critical services, resources, and financing. The project is free to participants and fully funded by these grants.
Windham Grows was created in response to several of Windham County's economic challenges — including loss of jobs and economic output resulting from the closing of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station and an aging population — as well as to build on the area's existing strengths in the farm and food sectors.
Led by a pair of seasoned entrepreneurs-in-residence, Jim Verzino and Cairn Cross, Windham Grows seeks out and develops great business ideas by providing startups and scale-up stage businesses with a customized package of support services and resources designed to maximize their chances of success.
The kick-off event will include introduction of, and brief presentations by, each of the project's seven current participating businesses — Good Body Products, True North Granola, Whetstone Associates, Tavernier Chocolates, Frabjous Fibers, Sweet Basil Foods, and the Restless Rooster.
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Mock Draft: Who Are the Experts Projecting to the Redskins?February 12, 2013
Mock Draft: Who Are the Experts Projecting to the Redskins?
It is widely agreed upon that the Washington Redskins need to improve their secondary. In order to combat today's pass-happy NFL, the use of lockdown corners and reliable safety play has become increasingly imperative.
Drafting defensive backs early in the draft this April is something that the Redskins organization is used to over the past 10 years—Sean Taylor in 2004, Carlos Rogers in 2005, LaRon Landry in 2007 and Kevin Barnes in 2008.
I can remember the Redskins drafting LaRon Landry out of LSU and salivated at the idea of him and Sean Taylor sharing the defensive backfield together. Of course, Taylor was tragically murdered months later and Landry sulked his way out of Redskins Park.
As bad as the Redskins were at that time, I thought if there was at least one answer as far as personnel was concerned, and it was the safety positions. Obviously, I was wrong.
Sadly, the Redskins have yet to find a valid replacement for the slain Taylor. The front office has explored multiple options via the draft and free agency; however, none of them have panned out.
It appears that the Skins are going to try again this offseason, as a wide selection of defensive backs are going to be available for April's draft.
I've taken a look at three experts and their thoughts on what the Redskins should do with their draft. I'll provide my input as well.
Mel Kiper Jr.: Phillip Thomas
The country's most productive safety out of Fresno State has been on the Redskins radar and ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper likes him too (h/t Rich Campbell, The Washington Times).
Selecting a player in the second round is someone who is talented enough to be considered a first-rounder, but is lacking something in his game that's preventing him from being taken higher.
At a mid-major like Fresno State, Thomas didn't get receive the national attention he could have received had he been at a major college football program.
On the other hand, this makes Phillip Thomas a realistic option at the 51st overall pick.
With Brandon Meriweather set to return, that gives Thomas the opportunity to start at free safety.
On the other hand, can a second-round pick immediately step in and start? While they aren't the long-term answers, Reed Doughty or DeJon Gomes can fill in as Thomas continues to acclimate himself with the defense.
Matt Miller: Matt Elam
I really hope Matt Miller is right. Matt Elam is a special player; however, I don't see him slipping to late in the second round.
He's as physical as they come, and he's been coached by Will Muschamp, who also helped LaRon Landry and Earl Thomas become first-rounders.
He's versatile in his skill set, as he can line up against the slot receiver or play center field.
Overall, Elam is a safe pick. He seems best suited as a strong safety, which is where Brandon Meriweather would line up.
Elam might be the best available, but he might not be the best fit for the Redskins defense.
John Keim/Russ Lande: David Amerson
John Keim is the best beat reporter the Redskins have. Not only is he timely in his columns, but he's extremely thorough and has remained helpful throughout my coverage of the Redskins.
He recently interviewed ex-NFL scout Russ Lande and got his take on the Skins' options, one of which is David Amerson.
According to Lande, Amerson is being projected as a safety instead of a cornerback.
Transitioning to a new position in the NFL is a common procedure. You often see defensive ends convert to linebackers or defensive tackles convert to ends, but switching from cornerback to safety is not as common.
Amerson is certainly a big name, he was once highly-touted after his 2011 season in Raleigh, North Carolina, but he slipped in his follow-up season.
The apprehension I have with this selection is that the Redskins absolutely need to hit on this pick. They need a safe and reliable player that can produce sooner than later.
Amerson seems to be a high-risk/high-reward type of prospect, and drafting a potential project like him can substantially hinder the Redskins' plans for the future.
With that being said, Mike Shanahan is also the same guy who selected Maurice Clarett while in Denver and also drafted two quarterbacks with his first three selections last year. Needless to say, stranger things have happened.
Conclusion: Phillip Thomas
If I had to put it in order of the three, I like Kiper's selection of Phillip Thomas, then Matt Miller's selection of Matt Elam followed by David Amerson.
All are sensible selections, but Thomas both feels realistic and a good fit in the defense.
On the other hand, I wouldn't be surprised to see Amerson fall to the third round. If he does, then that could be a steal.


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So here we are into February, the perfect time to assess our progress towards the goals we set at the beginning of the year. If you're like many you may be cringing at the thought because what research tells us is that by the first week of the year 1/4 of us have given up on succeeding with those resolutions and 40% abandon them all-together by the end of the month. Any time we experience failure the associated feelings can be those of defeat, sadness and low self esteem. But hold on! Its' only February! There are several months ahead to work it out! It's important to understand that just because we say we want to change, change won't happen. Changing habits is a work in progress so a "now or never" approach can be counterproductive. Because of this it's also helpful to acknowledge that sometimes "failure" is part of the process. Few things worth changing happen over night. So what can you do to help yourself along the way? Here are some suggestions:
- Get out of your way. That's right. Sometimes we are in the
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The 2011 UN "Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS: Intensifying our Efforts to Eliminate HIV/AIDS" builds on two previous political declarations: the 2001 Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS and the 2006 Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS. The 2011 Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS recognizes the urgent need to achieve the Millenium Development Goals (MDG) targets, particularly MDG 6 aimed at halting and reversing the HIV epidemic by 2015. It includes decisions and targets to be reached by 2015 aimed at; reducing by half the sexual transmission of HIV and HIV infection among people who inject drugs; increasing the number of people on treatment to 15 million; halving tuberculosis-related deaths in people living with HIV; eliminating new HIV infections among children; increasing resources for HIV in low and middle income countries; strengthening integration of HIV with health and development sectors; eliminating stigma and discrimination and travel restrictions; and addressing gender inequalities. This report presents the country's progress towards meeting the ten targets of the Declaration. The report provides a detailed analysis of the country's progress in meeting the 'Ten Targets' of the Political Declaration, with recommendations. The recommendations will guide the country in ensuring that the targets are met. Its development is based on a wide stakeholder consultation involving government, civil society, private sector, multilateral and bilateral partners.
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decided: September 27, 1976.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, APPELLANT,v.RORY MCCAFFERTY, APPELLEE
Appeal from the Order dated August 18, 1975 by Judge Edwin H. Satterthwaite of the Court of Common Pleas, Criminal Division, Bucks County at No. 1680 of 1975. No. 92 October Term, 1976.
Stephen B. Harris, 1st Asst. Dist. Atty., Doylestown, for appellant.
Renninger, Spear & Kupits, Robert J. Kupits, Doylestown, for appellee.
Watkins, President Judge, and Jacobs, Hoffman, Cercone, Price, Van der Voort and Spaeth, JJ. Van der Voort, J., dissents.
Author: Cercone
[ 242 Pa. Super. Page 220]
This case comes to us on an appeal taken by the Commonwealth from an order dismissing with prejudice, pursuant to Pa.R.Crim.P. 1100, the charges against Rory McCafferty.
Rule 1100 provides, in pertinent part, that trial in a court case in which a written complaint is filed against the defendant between June 30, 1973 and July 1, 1974 shall commence no later than 270 days from the date the complaint is filed. Any period of delay resulting from the unavailability of the defendant is excluded. The period is subject to extension upon a showing by the Commonwealth that trial cannot commence within the prescribed time despite due diligence.
The complaint in the instant case, charging appellee with robbery and theft, was filed on August 21, 1973. Shortly thereafter appellee was incarcerated in the Federal Penitentiary at Oxford, Wisconsin. His sentence expires August 16, 1977. In January of 1974 the prosecuting police officer lodged a detainer with the Federal authorities. On November 1, 1974, appellee filed an application for dismissal of the charges with prejudice, the remedy provided by the Rule.
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Assuming arguendo that appellee could be considered unavailable until the date the detainer was lodged (the record does not show when the prosecuting officer became aware of his whereabouts) and that the detainer was lodged January 31, 1974 (the record only advises us as to the month), 273 days elapsed prior to the filing of the application for dismissal. The Commonwealth never applied for an extension of the time for commencement of trial. Accordingly, the court below granted the application.
The Commonwealth argues strenuously that the defendant should be considered unavailable during the period of his incarceration, and that Rule 1100 is in any event inapplicable to defendants incarcerated in another jurisdiction.
Commonwealth v. Hamilton, 449 Pa. 297, 297 A.2d 127 (1972), disposes of both contentions. With respect to a Commonwealth contention that the delay in that case was necessitated by the unavailability of the defendant, the court said:
"The record is clear that the Commonwealth made no effort to bring appellee to trial for nearly six years after the institution of criminal proceedings, yet no legitimate excuse is offered for his inaction. Commonwealth authorities made no attempt to extradite appellant even though they knew he was incarcerated in South Carolina. Having failed to pursue this procedure, the Commonwealth cannot now offer the fact of ...
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In our imperfection lies the key to humanity. If we have nothing to "make better", will we have any need for our human based emotions and actions? Maybe our greatest communal gift is that unique nature to "mess it up", which facilitates the perfectly human experience of "making it better" .. naturally requiring a big dose of Hope.
How do we measure Hope? We created a calendar for that purpose. Every 365 days we solemnly renew our fervent vows declaring what we trashed in the previous 365 days will be repaired or improved in the next 365 days ... at least we certainly Hope so.
There is nothing like us
We are beautifully unique
We are a creation of mystery
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Enjoy the wonder of it all ... every moment is meant to be mysterious
We are the only beings designed to navigate this complex Code of Life ..
embrace every moment
Turn the page on your calendar and smile. That measurement is unique to us.
Only we can appreciate and enjoy the significance of that simple act.
Live in the Light of hope ... we were specifically designed for it.
I hope you enjoy Great Health, Happiness, & Prosperity
I hope for Peace ... Je espère que pour la paix ...
A world of Love
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Mahalo et Merci for being part of my life in 2014
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Skinks are the most diverse group of lizards with about 1200 species making up the family Scincidae. Skinks look similar to true lizards, but most species have no pronounced neck and relatively small legs. Several genera have no limbs at all, others, have only reduced limbs. The longer the digits, the more arboreal the species.
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Friday, May 28, 2010
William Ris Gallery in Stone Harbor...
The great people @ the William Ris Gallery liked my work so much they have asked me to keep my sculptures and paintings up for a while longer. They even gave me my own corner of the gallery. Stop by if you are in the South Jersey area and check out the offerings they have. What an awesome gallery.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Sir fArt Show May 28th & 29th
Surf Art Show, Memorial Day Weekend, Friday May 28th & Sat May 29th ...
@ the Yoga Studio @ 24 South Washington Ave, Margate, NJ. Show opens @ 5 each day and ends when we decide to close the doors each night. Come by and support local artists and have a great time checking out homegrown talent.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Here's another one of them tharrrr tide clocks for the Old Salt in Ocean City, NJ... The body of the glue-up is Maple & Brazilian Cherry with a t-band of blood wood, pine & purple heart.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
2 of Lances' wall hanging boards...
Here are 2 boards I finished for my friend Lance for wall art. The first is made from brazilian cherry, red oak, purple heart, and yellow heart with blood wood and maple nose and tail blocks. The fin is made from 12 sheets of fiberglass cloth with a mahogany stringer running through it. The second board is made from 1/4 sawn red oak and black walnut w/ mahogany nose and tail blocks. The fin on this one is made from red oak and mahogany.
Enjoy Lance!
Also, check out www.chipmiller.org charity foundation, it's Lances' families orginization dedicated to memory of his dad Chip. You can also follow them on Facebook HERE.
Friday, May 7, 2010
Finally found my camera...
Woo hoo!!!
So here are some tide clocks I've been building...
These will be available @ the Old Salt on the boardwalk @ 13th St in Ocean City, NJ.
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> Out of touch guest tries to look hip and like he knows what he's talking about...Guest wrote: ↑Sun Aug 20, 2017 2:28 pmIt's basically oldschool deathmatch with autism injected
It's nothing like old school TDM, the reason why it's so popular is because it's a relatively novel and new idea (aka it's replacement of the zombie survival games), that's been presented probably in a best package yet. Which isn't saying much - DayZ simply isn't suitable for it, H1Z1 is a joke, and other attempts seemed meh.
I sure would love to heard about some oldschool arena shooter that involved looting, gearing up and one life.
Why in seven hells would you want to play PUBG like a TDM game is beyond me, the gunplay isn't the reason people play it... If you want that, Counter strike has you covered, the autism is just about the same. Or you can try Lawbreakers, if you haven't heard about that.Guest wrote: ↑Sun Aug 20, 2017 2:28 pmInstead of having a small and reasonable map, it's 10 million times bigger.
@VoiceOfReasonPast Et tu? The gearing up and traveling part is why people play it over other games, that's what makes it unique. Before DayZ, I don't remember any other multiplayer shooter really working with inventory and loot being shared among competing players - weapons, sure, but switching weapons isn't anything new.
I don't even own the game, but some of you guys sound like Jimmy Kimmel where he struggled to understand why is streaming so much more popular than his shitty show, but that guy is ancient, of course he wouldn't know, he probably thinks the same thing about smartphones, but wouldn't dare to say it out loud.


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The latest pop up restaurant to open is "The After School Club" open for 11 days over July and August. The entrepreneurs behind the pop-up dining venture are using Clapton's Round Chapel Old School Rooms, turning school dinners into fine dining with a five course menu available at £55 a head.
Pop-up restaurants and shops can turn temporary property into trendy, seasonal hot-spots, without the need to enter expensive into long term leases. Planning permission is also potentially avoided as long as the pop-ups don't last for more than 28 days.
With blackboard tables, prefect waiters and menus masquerading as homework books, the Art of Dining team have transformed the Round Chapel Old School Rooms in Clapton, East London, into a era-ambiguous dining hall that promises to feel familiar to all. Whether you were at school ten, 30 or even 50 years ago, set designer Alice Hodge believes that you will feel at home both with your surroundings and fellow 'students'. "Nostalgia breaks down barriers", she explains.


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is the name of our book club.
do i always finish the books?
do i always go to book club?
i love my friends.
I so wish I had a book club! Did you like that book by the way? I've heard mixed reviews. PS. Reading the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, if you haven't read it you seriously should.
Also - the marriage book is basically a bunch of things like glued in quotes, talks or wedding dress pictures, or kids name - I want to give it to who I marry! Haha. So dorky but so fun.
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Championship TV Highlights 4th February 2017
We'll be searching around looking for online highlight from the Championship games every weekend. Here's what we have so far from the weekend of 1st October 2016. If your club publishes highlights do please let us know by tweeting us @pieandbov. We won't steal any highlights, these are all coming from YouTube or we'll link across to individual club TV stations if they have them. Some of these will be behind a paywall.
Dumbarton v St.Mirren
Falkirk v Dunfermline
Hibs v Ayr Utd
QoS v Morton
No Highlights Yet
Dundee Utd v Raith Rovers
Full game on iPlayer until 11th Feb 2017. Click here


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How Simply Wild was born…
Chilli! My name is Shaun and my earliest memory of experimenting with this uniquely satisfying, globally appreciated product was at the age of 18.On these pages you will find many bottles of my uniquely flavoured sauces. This burning desire, to bottle my own chilli, has been with me for 26 years. Yes 26 years of sitting on the fence. I finally took a chance, and started bottling my unique sauces.
Why Simply Wild you ask? Simply Wild was a name I vivified a few ago, when I wanted to write a recipe book on wild game meat, whilst working for a private game lodge in the Kruger National Park. The book would have been named Simply Wild Cooking.The book never materialized, however Simply Wild Chillies was born. Over the next few years Simply Wild Chillies would undergo changes to its recipes, packaging and labeling, it would grow from one product into many varieties of bottled chilli sauces, pesto`s, mayo`s and chutney`s. Today, Simply Wild Chillies has expanded and undergone another name change to expand its range, and is known as Simply Wild Sauces. In December 2016 we purchased a food trailer and proudly named it "Meat MyKitchen". The journey so far has been challenging at times but very exciting and rewarding!
Our company is based in Muldersdrift in Gauteng .
Today, I leave you with this thought; more than a ¼ of the world consume chilli every day, and the numbers are ever rising; will you be the next number?
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I was laid off July of this year. Fortunately I have been able to leave early due to staff reduction. The goal is to start my own business and this would give me time to get my act together.
Well if I have not learned anything in the past few weeks I have learned that everything is done in Gods time. I have always been blessed to be available to my family when there is a major crisis. This has given me the ability to go to chemo treatments and sit with family during major surgery. I know this is what I am suppose to be doing because it has all lined up for me to be there for them.
As for my business I have have taken my time thinking about products and when and where I will set up and display for sells. I want people to appreciate the time I put into deciding what I will make down to the pattern and color. I will not work shows where the treat my craft with disrespect. I wont negotiate my prices because I have a lot invested and they are one of a kind and not mass market.
My other focus is to work with the youth to teach them how to create with their hands and be proud of doing something creative.
I am busier now than when I had a 9 to 5.. Hopefully I will share some of my tips for craft fairs with my fellow crafters and discovering and living your dream job for others. I hope you enjoy my blog. I will try to build from weekly to daily on my post !!!
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Startup founder bites San Francisco, San Franciscans bite back – A lesson in social media
It doesn't take much surfing about the Internet to discover that it is populated with people sharing intimate details, political leanings, cat videos, and an occasional article or two.
So when one person publishes a blog about 10 things he or she hates about San Francisco, it is usually nothing of note. One would think. Peter Shih, co-founder of a young payment technology startup Celery probably thought the same thing until yesterday.
Shih shared a vehement distaste for many of the same things locals complain about regularly: the weather, parking, MUNI. But something about Shih's rantings about the Foggy city rubbed many people the wrong way and he learned rather quickly that social media can harm a person's reputation and business even more rapidly than it can catapult it.
The blog, posted on a site called Medium (think of a Tumblr-esque micro-blogging service) was later edited, then removed by Shih to remove some of the harsher criticisms but, because it is the Internet, people still shared screen captures of the original critique.
Without tearing into every thought Shih expressed (though I could and did last night with friends, over drinks), some of the highlights were:
"3. Weather - I hate how the weather here is like a woman who is constantly PMSing. I hate how I can't tell the difference between August and February."
"5. 49ers — No, not the football team, they're great. I'm referring to all the girls who are obviously 4's and behave like they are 9's. Just because San Francisco has the worst Female to Male ratio in the known universe doesn't give you the right to be a bitch all the time."
"7. Crime – The difference between crime in SF versus crime in NYC is that the areas in which it happens are in much closer proximity to where normal citizens frequently travel. Imagine take The Bronx and just having it take a shit in the middle of Manhattan, that's kinda what the Tenderloin is like all the time."
"8. Nightlife (or lack thereof) – Nowadays I don't even want to go out because getting kicked out of a bar/club at 2AM, which usually is the peal of the night, is just depressing. Pair that shit sandwich with public transit being non-existent past midnight and the Transvestite to Taxi ratio being quite literally off the charts – it is impossible to get home safely, especially if you live far from downtown."
Most San Franciscans reading this are probably feeling a lot of things. I know I was nodding my head a lot, reminiscing about hilarious nights and even chuckling a bit. But once that passed I was irritated. And I was not the only one.
Since Shih posted his "10 things," blog Buzzfeed, Uptown Almanac, SFist, bloggers and others have shared a similar distaste for Shih and his comments, so much so that Shih edited his post and added a note at the top: "Disclaimer: This post is an opinion piece by me. It was intended to be humorous satire. Hate all you want, but please stop bringing my company into this."
Sorry Shih, but it doesn't work this way. As much as we would like to believe that we can have a completely independent persona online that is separate from our business one, it just isn't the case, and that goes double for people who found and operate their own company.
Earlier this year, Shih and the other co-founders of Airbrite (and the company's first product Celery) graduated from the elite Y Combinator tech incubator and received seed funding from Y Combinator as well as SV Angel. The company competes in a similar space as PayPal, Google, Ribbon and Chirpify and is still in beta. (You haven't even fully released your product, and you have time to blog?)
While Shih had a lot to say about San Francisco, I have four lessons I want to share with him and anyone else who thinks his blog was a great thing to share publicly:
1. Humor or 'satire' don't always come across in print. Your humor was lost on many because it came with all vinegar and no sugar.
2. Don't crap where you eat. You live and work in San Francisco. You get your venture funding from people who love this city and sing its praises. People are entitled to their opinions, but don't think that just because it was a personal blog that people won't connect you and your views to you and your business. You ARE your business, especially at the beginning when you haven't paid your dues.
3. It may seem like a boys club, but women are in the tech industry too. That 49er comment may be clever but it was also super misogynistic. I don't know if you have women working at your startup, but if you ever want to court a rock star engineer who happens to be a woman, she will Google the founders and she will read everything. And good luck explaining this to VCs with females on the team. I'm sure many will find you extremely hilarious — and not worth the time, or the risk you pose to their reputation.
4. San Francisco is beautiful. If you step away from your coding long enough to look, you would see that the sultry fog, wayward souls, drug addicts, queers, bikers, artists, engineers and women who care more about their careers than conforming to your standard of beauty are the ones that make San Francisco unlike any place in the world. They give this city a luster unlike anywhere else. Maybe that just isn't for you. And that's fine, just know that the rest of us won't let you knock her. She's our lady.
Check out what comments those on Twitter have about Shih's comments.


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Remember the fundamentals
While animating your scene refer to the 12 Fundamentals of Animation I mentioned in the introduction. Using exaggeration, and squash and stretch, in your poses will enhance the feeling of emotion. Likewise, incorporating anticipation and overlapping action into your drawings will give your scene a sense of life. Using these in combination will give your scene a sense that it's grounded in reality.
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Animating dialogue
When animating a dialogue scene, don't overdo it. Creating a mouth shape for every syllable is a common mistake that makes animation feel unnatural. Focus on the key sounds, major vowels and hard consonants. And create mouth poses a few frames before the sound. If you study speech in slow motion you'll see our mouth starts forming shapes of words before we hear them.


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Release Notes: Autotools (automake and autoconf) support has been added. This version is again usable for further development.
Release Notes: This release fixes some bugs in 0.9.1. It is supposed to be used for end-users and not for further development until the next release. Only sources are provided.
Release Notes: The code has been adapted to the recently-released libPunts 3.0. The build system and installers have been improved and are now more similar to the Linux standard "make" style.
Release Notes: A GUI for editing GRV universe files and launching the gravity engine has been added. There only are Linux binaries of the GUI. It requires wxWidgets 2.6.0 to compile.
Release Notes: Many imprecisions produced by the collision engine have been fixed. Kinetic energy and momentum are both conserved now. A new GRV format and initial velocities are also available.
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Release Notes: Graphics have been improved due to changes on libPunts. Some command line options have been added to allow more flexibility. No newer Mac OS X version yet.
Release Notes: SVGZ export capability has been added. There is a new, decent command line parser.
Release Notes: The collision engine has been improved. The binary version is now in an RPM package. The Mac OS X version really works now, and adds the changes from 0.3.1, which was never compiled for the Macintosh platform.
Release Notes: An ugly bug related with random universes has been fixed.


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#22- Form a McBusted tribute band in a hotel room
The London Euston
Premier Inn
is the coolest place on earth; they put up with us forming our own
tribute band for approximately half an hour before an important looking young man in a purple suit told us to politely stop singing. When me and Sophie first entered the amazing hotel room, we were a little overwhelmed by the groovy little kettle and the hair dryer. Whilst we contemplated getting an early night, forming a tribute band seemed like a much better idea. Well, at the time time it did- in the morning we were more than a little tired. Although there are 6 members of McBusted and only 3 of us, I think we made up for it by being as loud as 2 people. With the outstanding popularity of the super group
,we decided we would show our appreciation by casually proclaiming our love for them at the very TOP of our voices. Sadly, we didn't attract as many supporters or fans (and I bet half of the hotel hated us) but it was sooo worth it.
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R5), and here, concealing his disgrace by a fictitious story, he also obtained bread from the consecrated table and the sword of Goliath (chap. xxi.
From snout to vent, long regarded as the giant of the genus, has been surpassed by the discovery of Rana guppyi (82 in.) in the Solomon Islands, and of Rana goliath (10 in.) in South Cameroon.
Elhanan of Bethlehem slew the giant Goliath of Gath, and David's own brother Shimei (or Shammah) overthrew a monster who could boast of twenty-four fingers and toes.
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It need hardly be said that the height and might of Goliath must be regarded in the same way as Num.
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East Hampton Town Board Carole Brennan
159 Pantigo Road Telephone:
East Hampton, NY 11937
Town Board Meeting of February 7, 2017East Hampton, New York
10:00 AM Meeting called to order on February 7, 2017 at Town Hall Meeting Room, 159 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, NY.
Attendee Name
Councilwoman Kathee Burke-Gonzalez
Councilman Peter Van Scoyoc
Councilwoman Sylvia Overby
Councilman Fred Overton
Supervisor Larry Cantwell
CATEGORY: Bids to Notice
SPONSORED BY: Councilwoman Kathee Burke-Gonzalez
DEPARTMENT: Purchasing
Notice to Bidders - EH17-004 - Miscellaneous Food Items for Human Services February 2017 Bid Available 2/09/17 - Bid Due 2/22/17
WHEREAS, the Town of East Hampton wishes to purchase equipment and/or supplies in excess of $20,000.00; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to GML 103 all purchases of similar equipment and supplies that will exceed $20,000.00 shall be formally bid, now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, as per the request of the User Departments, that the Purchasing Department be and hereby is authorized to advertise for public bid as per the following:
TAKE NOTICE, that sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Agent, Purchasing Department, Town Hall East Hampton, on February 22, 2017 at 3:00 p.m., prevailing time, when they will be publicly opened and read aloud for:
Miscellaneous Food Items for Human Services February 2017
Specifications are available at the Purchasing Department Office and may be picked up between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, (except Holidays) beginning on February 09, 2017. These specifications have met with the approval of the Purchasing Department.
Each proposal must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked:
Miscellaneous Food Items for Human Services February 2017 EH17-004
The Town Board of the Town of East Hampton reserves the right to waive any informalities in bids received, and/or reject any or all bids.
and, be it further
RESOLVED, that the following bid shall be received by the Purchasing Agent by 3:00 p.m. on the date noted, at which time they will be opened and publicly read aloud:
Bid # Name Opening Date
EH17-004 Miscellaneous Food Items for
Human Services February 2017 February 22, 2017
RESOLVED, that the Town reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
CATEGORY: Bids Accepted
Accept Bid #EH17-002 - Annual Contract for the Supply & Delivery of Frozen Food Plus Miscellaneous Items for Human Services February 2017 - Mivila Foods of NY, Inc.
WHEREAS, the Town Board solicited bids for the Annual Contract for the Supply & Delivery of Frozen Food Plus Miscellaneous Items for Human Services February 2017, Bid No. EH17-002; and
WHEREAS, the bid of Mivila Foods of NY, Inc., was the lowest bid received meeting the bid specifications and being in proper form; and
WHEREAS, the bid submitted has been reviewed by the Human Services Department and Jeanne Carroza, CPPB the Town's Purchasing Agent; and she has recommended the award of the bid to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, the bid of Mivila Foods of NY, Inc. is hereby accepted for Items 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9, 11,12,13,14,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,27,28,29,30,32,33,34,35,36,37,42,45,46,47,
95,96,98,99,100,101 and the Purchasing Agent is hereby authorized to issue purchase orders in accordance with the Town's bid specifications and the bid submission of the contractor.
CATEGORY: Approvals
SPONSORED BY: Councilman Peter Van Scoyoc
DEPARTMENT: Town Board
Emergency Road Repairs - Gladstone Place Near Gravesend Avenue in Montauk
WHEREAS, the Town has been informed that emergency road repairs are necessary on Gladstone Place near Gravesend Avenue in Montauk in order to assure continued safety and accessibility by emergency vehicles; now therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that Highway Superintendent Stephen Lynch is requested to make the necessary emergency repairs; and, be it further
RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk is hereby requested to forward a copy of this resolution to the appropriate individuals.
CATEGORY: Budget
SPONSORED BY: Supervisor Larry Cantwell
DEPARTMENT: Bookkeeping
Amend Budget for 2016 Notice of Claim Salm-Hoogstraete
Whereas, Resolution 2016-1013 authorized the payment for the settlement of Notice of Claim # TEHAM-2016-010 Date of Loss 5/4/16 for the NYMIR Deducible in the amount of $11,482.49 ; And
Whereas, sufficient funds are not available in the 2016 Budget line for A 1910 54150 to pay this claim, Therefore be it,
Resolved, The Budget Officer is hereby directed to amend the 2016 budget as follows:
Budget Line: A 1990 54980 Contingency in the amount of $ 11,000.00
Budget Line: A1910 .54150 Insurance in the amount of $ 11,000.00
CATEGORY: Agreements, Contracts
DEPARTMENT: Town Attorney
Authorize Inspection of Port Security Vessel for Marine Patrol
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution #2017-178, the Town Board approved funds in an amount not to exceed $5,000.00, to be expended for the inspection, by a representative of the Townl, of the Enforcement, Search & Rescue, Port Security Vessel being constructed for the Marine Patrol by Silver Ships, Inc.; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that such authorization is hereby amended to include direct payment and/or reimbursement to Silver Ships, Inc., for any and all travel and lodging costs incurred by Silver Ships expended for the transportation, lodging and other travel expenses for the Town Representative for purposes of inspecting the construction of the Enforcement, Search & Rescue, and Port Security Vessel, such costs not to exceed the sums authorized by Resolution 2017-178; and be it further
RESOLVED, that such costs, in compliance with Resolution 2017-178, shall not exceed the sum of $5,000.00 and shall be paid from Budget Account HA3125.52500.16006 upon voucher and any and all applicable paperwork, properly submitted.
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CATEGORY: Acquisitions
Resolution Authorizing Supervisor to Sign Agreement with the Peconic Land Trust to Allow for Town's Land Acquisition Manager to Participate in Auction for a Parcel of Real Property on Their Behalf
WHEREAS, the Town and the Peconic Land Trust are desirous of acquiring a certain parcel of property, commonly known as 395 Pantigo Road, East Hampton and more particularly described as SCTM#300-189-1-4 (hereinafter, "the Property"); and,
WHEREAS, the Property is scheduled for sale via auction on February 7, 2017 and the Town cannot acquire title within the time frame called for in the terms of sale and foreclosure judgment, but the Peconic Land Trust can; and,
WHEREAS, the Town and the Peconic Land Trust are willing to work together to acquire the parcel of property, including participation at the auction, with the Town eventually becoming fee title owner of the same; now, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Supervisor is hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agreement, in a form to be approved by the Town Attorney's Office, with the Peconic Land Trust to jointly participate in the auction to acquire the property; and, be it further
RESOLVED, the Town's Land Acquisition Manager is authorized and directed to attend, participate and bid to acquire the Property at the auction on behalf of the Peconic Land Trust and in accordance with the agreement authorized herein; and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Town's portion of funds to provide at the auction shall not exceed $200,000.
Amend 2017 Budget to Appropriate Surplus for Land Acquisition and Authorize Special Warrant for the Auction Deposit
Whereas, The Town Board authorized the Land Acquisition Manager to participate in an auction for per Town Board Resolution 2017-238; and now be it
Resolved, that the Town Board directs the Budget Office to make the following budget modification:
Budget Line: A0 41775 Appropriated Unreserved Surplus in the amount of $ 200,000.00
Budget Line: A 1940 52702 Land Acquisition in the amount of $ 200,000.00
And Be it Further Resolved, the Town Board authorizes a warrant to issue the bid deposit check up to $200,000 payable to Andrea DeNicola, Esq. as Referee


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Osh, Kyrgyzstan
A Uzbek youth goes through the wreckage of his burned home. Deadly gun battles raged in the Kyrgyzstan city of Osh, where bodies littered the streets as ethnic violence escalated and Uzbekistan raced to cope with a massive influx of refugees.
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