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Fiat 500 1.2 Lounge 3Dr [start Stop] Petrol Hatchback
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- Air Conditioning
- Alloy Wheels
- Bluetooth
- Stop Start
- Low Mileage
- CD Player
|Body Glass
|Electric front windows
|Heat insulated glass
|Heated rear windows with wash wipe
|Blue & Me with USB port
|Driver Aids
|Dualdrive PAS
|Driving Mirrors
|Electric adjustable heated door mirrors
|MP3 compatible radio/single CD player
|Exterior Body Features
|Body colour bumpers
|Chrome door handles
|Interior Features
|Cigar lighter
|Glovebox with lid
|1 passenger grab handle
|Leather steering wheel with audio controls
|Front passenger underseat box
|Height adjustable steering wheel
|Auxilliary 12V power socket
|Chrome pack - 500
|Driver and passenger airbags
|Side airbags
|Drivers knee airbag
|Window airbags
|Tyre pressure monitoring system
|Seatback pockets
|Isofix child seat preparation
|Split folding rear seat with headrests
|Height adjustable drivers seat
|Folding rear seatbacks
|Front headrests
|Remote central locking
|Locking fuel filler cap
|Locking wheel nuts
|Vanity Mirrors
|Passenger sunvisor/illuminated mirror
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Ten Second Review
Whether you go for a top spec version loaded with options or settle for a basic 1.2-litre petrol entry-level model, there are some things about Fiat's 500 citycar that remain the same: it's cute and it's cool. With this in mind, we'd be inclined to save some cash.
At this stage it's safe to label the Fiat 500 a runaway success. Such an outcome was never really in doubt from the moment the covers first fell from its retro bodywork. MINI had shown what was possible with an old classic updated for the modern era and Fiat had both the perfect design and the ideal platform to snare people who go fuzzy with nostalgia at the sight of those rounded lines and circular headlamps. Much of the underpinnings are based on Panda running gear - no bad thing as the Panda is a fun steer. Like the Panda, the 500 uses simple MacPherson strut suspension up front and a basic torsion beam at the back. A few centimetres have been added to the width of the car's track, giving it a foursquare appearance and Fiat claims that body rigidity is around 10 per cent better than the Panda's. Since its launch in 2007, we've seen the option of an open-topped 500C bodystyle, frantic Abarth-branded hot hatch versions, a stop start system to make the continuing four cylinder petrol and diesel variants more frugal, subtle tweaks that have improved the ride and handling and a technically intriguing two cylinder TwinAir petrol model with outstanding headline economy and emissions figures. But there's an appealing back-to-basics charm about the 69 horsepower 1.2-litre entry-level model we're looking at here.
Driving Experience
Sitting at the bottom of the 500 engine line-up, the 1.2-litre unit is nothing to get overly excited about. It's a 1,242cc 8-valve 4-cylinder engine that produces a maximum of 69bhp at 5,500rpm and only 102Nm of torque. At least the 500 hatch and its convertible sibling are both lightweight and used primarily for short journeys in urban areas. This means that the engine isn't asked to work too hard and should be exposed to the open road, where its lack of punch might be more evident, only infrequently. The 0-60mph sprint time is nothing to be ashamed of at 12.9s and is less than half a second down on the range-topping diesel engine. With a top speed of 99mph, occasional motorway jaunts are far from out of the question. A choice of transmissions is available with a five-speed manual gearbox as standard and the option of upgrading to the Dualogic robotised semi-automatic gearbox. As for the rest, well most of the underpinnings are based on the running gear of Fiat's other, more conventional citycar offering, the five-door Panda - which is no bad thing as that car remains a pretty fun steer. The 500 is a bit stiffer though, one reason why early versions of this car had a bit of a choppy ride, an issue since solved by tweaks to the rear axle. You can still throw the thing about on the country lanes, but it now soaks up small urban bumps much better - so everyone's happy. The more feelsome electric power steering set-up is welcome too and as before, there's a 'City' mode option to increase the assistance it gives at parking speeds. Urban-friendly through and through you see.
Design and Build
Fiat's designers took on a big responsibility in seeking to update (and indeed resize) arguably the cutest shape ever to clothe four wheels but the sustained clamour for this Fiat, in both fixed-top and convertible 500C guises, suggests they got it spot on. This remains a head-turner that makes people smile, not least its driver when it's time to park up. At 1.65m wide, 1.49m high and 3.55m long, this Fiat can fit into spaces that even a MINI would have to avoid. If you choose the 500C variant rather than the fixed-top model that I've got here, you get what amounts to a full-length canvas sunroof which electrically retracts into a concertinaed bundle just above the boot. Every 500 model invites a high degree of personalisation via a myriad of colour and trim permutation options but whatever you choose is sure to dovetail deliciously with the very well-judged blend of retro chic and clean contemporary design inside. Delicious details are everywhere, your eyes falling first on the Panda-sourced dashboard with iconic 500 badging that can be specified in the same colour as the body, before taking in touches like the chrome-ringed vents and the circular head restraints. The steering wheel, adjustable for height but not reach, can feel a little large on first acquaintance and there's a lot to take in from the single circular instrument dial in front of you with read-outs for speed, revs and fuel usage running along similar planes. The car's been well screwed together though in its Polish factory and in-cabin stowage is also well up to par for a citycar. You'll find a usefully deep shelf ahead of the passenger, a small pop-out cubby on the driver's side of the centre console and the usual door bins and cupholders. Even the passenger seat cushion tips forward to reveal an oddments compartment. In the back, larger adults will find their heads brushing the roof and making full use of the elbow cut-outs indented into the side panels but most will find the space provided just about sufficient for two people on short to medium journeys. And the boot's bigger than you might expect, its 185-litres just about sufficient for the weekly shop, provided that your brood isn't the size of the von Trapp family. If it is, you might have to leave them at home and fold forward a rear seat that, as you can see, on base models like this one doesn't split-fold to free up 550-litres of space
Market and Model
Expect to pay somewhere in the £10,000 to £14,000 bracket for your Fiat 500, with an £800 premium if you want the Dualogic semi-automatic gearbox. The premium to go from the entry-level 69bhp 1.2-litre petrol power tested here to the TwinAir model is around £1,200 and you'll need to find another £1,300 on top that for the 1.3-litre Multijet diesel. As for Fiat 500 prices in comparison to rivals, well, you might think £10,000-£14,000 quite a lot to pay for a little citycar. In reality though, it's only about £1,000 more, model-for-model, than you'd pay for a less fashion-conscious urban scoot like a Citroen C1, a Peugeot 107, a Toyota Aygo or a Ford Ka. You'll need to find at least £1,000 more on top of Fiat 500 prices to buy a comparable Toyota iQ and at least £2,000 more to buy an equivalent MINI. Whichever 500 model you buy. you should find your Fiat to be reasonably equipped, whether you choose the fixed-top model or the 500C open-roof version. The standard tally on the hardtop hatch doesn't include air conditioning, a split-folding seat or ESP stability control, but all models do get a CD/MP3 stereo, power steering, colour-coded bumpers and electric mirrors. Most laudably, Fiat hasn't skimped on the airbag tally. In a class where rivals routinely force you to pay extra for side or curtain airbags, this car comes with seven airbags even in its cheapest guise. Anti-lock brakes with electronic brakeforce distribution are there to help you avoid the need to use them. Once especially nice option is Fiat's clever Blue&Me infotainment system, which features wheel-mounted and voice-activated control for the stereo, as well as features that can monitor your driving style and suggest improvements for peak efficiency. A Blue&Me Tom Tom touchscreen system integrates navigation and 'phone functions in a neat, removable package.
Cost of Ownership
Predictably, the engines powering the diminutive 500 turn in strong fuel economy and emissions figures. The diesel and TwinAir petrol, in particular, will be a good choice for those looking to keep running costs under control but the 1.2-litre doesn't disgrace itself. The combined cycle economy is 58.9mpg and emissions are measured at 113g/km. Fiat has also taken further steps to boost the car's environmental credentials with its Start&Stop technology and a clever system called eco:Drive. Bundled up with the Blue&Me Bluetooth telephone system on the Lounge models, eco:Drive is a computer that monitors your driving style and offers tips on how you can improve your fuel economy.
Electric front windows, ABS/EBD, Blue & Me with USB port, Dualdrive PAS, External temperature gauge, Electric adjustable heated door mirrors, MP3 compatible radio/single CD player, Body colour bumpers, Cigar lighter...
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Sonny V needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 433 designs submitted by 126 freelance designers.
Dealer Hound
We are a company who's site will allow car dealers to trade new cars back and forth. We've named it dealer hound to imply that the site works like a sniffing dog to go out and find the cars they need. The functionality of the site is simple. Dealers post what they have to trade and other dealers search by car type in order to find what they need.
The design theme is simple and clean. It should be professional. The color is not yet decided. We've played with blue, but are open to any choice that fits the personality of a B2B site.
Our target audience is new car dealers.
Our objective with the logo is to give a simple expression of what we do. I'd be open to a text only logo, but I think a little glyph of a sniffing dog's head would be appropriate. Having said that, I'm open to any of your creative ideas as a professional.
I've attached a mockup that was done of the homepage. It's obviously a copy of linked in which we can't really use. I'm including it in this spec so you get an idea of the mood we'd like to create.
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My car has the one speaker in the rear. I was told this is RPO U 80. Front speaker only in dash. No speakers in kick panels. Which radio would I need? Thanks for any help
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Gift of Mrs. Howell Howard 1977-21
This joyful angel is one of a pair by the German sculptor Martin Zurn (1585/90 – after 1665). For much of his life, he collaborated with his father and his brother Michael on a number of grand sculpted altarpieces. Many were richly painted and gilded, with a profusion of angels tumbling from heaven, ecstatic in revelation of the divine on earth. From the angel's theatrical pose, we may assume it came from such a structure; designed to lead the viewer's eye towards the focal point of either a heavenly being or a tabernacle containing the consecrated Host.


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WILMINGTON, Mass. — Here are some quick-hit notes after the Bruins' prospects went through their off-ice testing on the first day of development camp at Ristuccia Arena.
•When I spoke to defenseman Matt Bartkowski in the spring just after his season at Ohio State, he said he was 90 percent committed to staying in school.
Now he's a full-fledged pro attending his first development camp.
"I guess the other 10 percent kicked in," he said after the strenuous physical testing the Bruins put their pups through.
"It just came down to talking to my parents and weighing all the options," he continued. "I can get schooling in the summers and I'll finish my degree. So it's just the right time right place and I decided to sign."
Bartkowski had planned to follow in the footsteps of his father and other family members in the field of engineering. Now he'll probably have to change majors when he resumes taking courses next summer. This summer, he's concentrating on getting ready for his first pro season, which will probably he spent with the Providence (AHL) farm club.
•Bruins '09 first-round pick Jordan Caron suffered a broken collarbone last August at the Canada World Junior team tryout camp. He bounced back to posted 53 points (26 goals) in 43 games for two different teams.
"I had a very strong second half of the season," said Caron. "I had good numbers too. We worked pretty hard with the coaching staff and stuff on my game, and I think I had a very good second half of the season after the World Juniors."
Bruins assistant general manager Don Sweeney said Caron did well to dispel any worries about lingering problems from the injury.
"It was really nice for us to see that. In particular, making the World Junior team and playing in a different role," said Sweeney, referring to the shutdown, match-up mode Caron was in on the WJC club.
•Defenseman Tommy Cross was held out of the running test in order for the club to be extra careful with his knee, which has suffered a couple injuries over the years and limited his participation in past camps.
•Everyone on the roster released last week by the Bruins has shown up for this camp.


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Over the last couple of years, the concept of tracking personal collections – be it books, movies, music, TV shows, venues you visit, recipes, or really anything else – has been more popularized by smartphones, thanks to them letting you carry a digital archive of your prized possessions, search through it quickly when asked about a specific item, and show it to your friends.
One good example of managing collections for movies and TV shows is Trakt, a web service. This already supports a full API allowing several developers to work on apps for our beloved Android phones.


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Assist to design an Arduino Sketch to analyse/graph an analog input. -- 2
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Assist to design an Arduino Sketch for an Arduino Uno with LCD shield to analyse/graph an analog input testing the compression of a rotary engine.(A repeating signal with 3 unique eg 1-2-3, 1-2-3...)
The rotary engine has 3 separate compression chambers (rotor1, rotor2 and rotor3) and need to be identified. (A repeating signal with 3 unique eg 1-2-3, 1-2-3...)
Analog input will be logged at as high a resolution as possible over a 5 seconds time period (possibly to SD card) after which the highest values for the 3 peaks will be mapped from raw analog value to actual sensor values displayed on screen and the peaks per minute calculated.
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My Death Knight has been running around in this set since Cata, and I'm still not tired of it.
I'm not a big fan of dark and hulky transmogs, nor do I like really skimpy outfits. This set is just right for me.
It's based largely on the recolored version of the Battlegear of Might set, which drops in Burning Crusade instances. I've added some nice weapons, and a different chest piece. I haven't seen anyone running around in this, and it gets the occasional "Nice outfit!"-whisper. Top it off with a matching hair color, and you got a lovely playful plate set that still looks like it's armor!
It takes a while to collect all the pieces (especially since some only drop on hc mode), but that just adds to the thrill of the hunt. On the upside, it's a lot cheaper than camping the AH for random drop items.
Again, I didn't include a headpiece, cloak or shirt, but feel free to suggest good matches in the comments for others!
Usable by: all plate users. No class restrictions!
Item Shopping List
Boots: [Bloodsworn Warboots] – drop from heroic Keli'dan the Breaker, The Blood Furnace
Legs: [Bloodlord Legplates] – drop from heroic The Maker, The Blood Furnace
Chest: [Durotan's Battle Harness] – drop from normal Captain Skarloc, Old Hillsbrad Foothills
Shoulders: [Pauldrons of the Crimson Flight] – drop from Aeonus, The Black Morass
Weapon: 2x [Dragonscorn Mace] – quest reward in Twilight Highlands
Belt: [Rubium War-Girdle] – drop from Zereketh the Unbound, The Arcatraz
Wrists: [Bands of Syth] – drop from Darkweaver Syth, Sethekk Halls
Gloves: [Gauntlets of Dissention] – drop from heroic Warp Splinter, The Botanica


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Panthers re-sign DT Edwards
Charlotte, NC – The Carolina Panthers have retained one of the key members of their defensive line, agreeing to terms with tackle Dwan Edwards on an undisclosed contract.
Edwards, who became an unrestricted free agent on Mar. 12, started 14 games for Carolina last season and recorded a career-best six sacks, the third- highest total among interior linemen in 2012. The nine-year veteran added 56 tackles and one forced fumble.
"I'm definitely glad to be coming back to the Panthers and hope to take the next step by getting to the playoffs," Edwards said. "I had my best year last year and I want to build on that and improve on that."
Edwards was picked up by Carolina after being released by Buffalo just prior to the start of the 2012 campaign. He started 13 games for the Bills in 2011 and amassed 52 tackles and 2 1/2 sacks.
Over 97 career games with the Panthers, Bills and Baltimore Ravens, the 31- year-old has totaled 280 tackles, 11 1/2 sacks, two interceptions and seven passes defensed.


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Throughout every ocean on earth, killer whales are the masters of the sea. Like wolves on land, these fearsome predators often hunt in packs, working together to snare their next meal.
You'll journey around the globe to see their extraordinary hunting techniques in action. Plunge beneath the waves to watch the whales round up schools of herring, which they stun with flicks of their powerful tails. Discover the whales ''playing with their food'' by tossing their prey around in a frenzied game that hones their hunting skills. And witness the amazing spectacle of these huge whales hurling themselves onto the beach to snatch their unsuspecting prey. You will gain a new appreciation of these magnificent creatures as you come face-to-face with Killer Whales.


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Mathematical Model on Aging Tattoos
Yesterday, Mathematics Today published a paper discussing a model designed to predict what kind of tattoos stand the test of time. According to the New Scientist, Ian Eames (a researcher at University College London) created the mathematical model "to predict how tattoos should change over long periods--up to 20 years--by modeling the way skin cells shunt the ink particles around." Eames says of his findings:
Broadly speaking, what my paper shows is that the small details in a tattoo are lost first, with thicker lines being less affected. Although finely detailed tattoos might look good when they are first done, they tend to lose their definition after 15 years -- depending on how fine the lines are.I know what you're saying: "Tell me something I don't know, Marisa." But I think it's particularly interesting in light of debates in the industry over whether certain tattoos will hold up. In countless interviews I've done with artists, the issue arises. There's little to no disagreement over the strong outlines & bold color tenets. The question centers around tattoos that don't follow those rules. If there is no line work, will contrast, shading and color saturation, for example, be enough. Many say, hell yeah and just as many whom I've spoken with say hell no. Maybe this model will add something to the debate.
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Clare's having sexy vampire dreams about Declan, and channels them into steamy fan-fiction. She'd never let the fantasies carry over into real life... would she? Is Anya truly over Sav?
Main Plot
Clare is a big fan of a book series called Fortnight, and starts having "sexy vampire dreams" about Declan. She starts to write fanfiction on the series that is based on her feelings for Declan, and posts them anonymously under the name Madame Degrassi. She continues to do this, even when Holly J. stumbles upon her posts (unaware Clare is the one writing them), and shows them to Declan. This almost stops her from writing, but then Declan randomly comments about how great Madame Degrassi's writings are. She steals his jacket but, later on returns it to him and says "she found it back stage". Later In Clare's dream, Declan and Holly J. are fighting and after the fight, he comes up to Clare and says he wants to talk to her, and then kisses her neck. After that she wakes up to find Declan close by her and he asks her if she would like to show him the props she made for the play. and while Declan and Clare are looking at all the props she made for the play he leans down to look at a fake tree, and Clare can't resist her urges anymore and kisses his neck. After maybe less that a half of a second of kissing his neck, she steps back and puts her hand on her mouth in shock at what she just did. Declan says "Did you just kiss my neck?" Clare is silent and then Declan says "God, are you-" and is cut off by Clare saying "Madame Degrassi." Declan is shocked so he says "Um..okay..uhh.." or something along those lines and walks away. Later Holly J. confronts Clare, Clare confesses and continues to say sorry that's she is a "pervert" but Holly J. says it's all a part of puberty, but continues to say that if Clare touches him again, she will destroy her, then Declan walks in and asks if everything is okay, and they both confirm they are.
Sub Plot
The other members of the band are busy with finals, so Sav feels lonely these days. Anya seems as though she is already over Sav, so Sav decides after getting very lonely to finally call Anya. He wants to tell her he wants to talk to her and to confesses he still loves her. However, his happy mood changes when he discovers Anya was faking being over him to lure him back in, so Sav ends it with her. He decides to sign up for a music video contest, but the plan backfires when Studz are too busy with finals and ditch practice. All the parts that he did not end up filming are replaced with his cat. He decides to do more cat videos in the future.
- In this episode, Clare gets physically farther with Wesley than she ever had with her ex-boyfriend K.C. and her last ex-boyfriend Jake Martin. Though now she has gone further with her current boyfriend, Eli Goldsworthy after having sex with him in the Season 12 finale The Time of My Life
- Fortnight is the Degrassi version of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series.
- Clare has two wet dreams of Declan as a vampire biting her neck.
- Clare steals Declan's jacket while she is obsessed with him, but later returns it.
- Sav discovers he has a talent for creating music videos, whether they feature bands or cats.
- This episode marks Wesley Betenkamp's first appearance.
- Sav has Spinner dress as a cop for the music video, while the latter mentions how he always wanted to be a cop. In Lost in Love, Spinner was denied entry into police school.
Regular Cast (Ordered alphabetically)
- Raymond Ablack as Sav Bhandari
- Dalmar Abuzeid as Danny Van Zandt
- Charlotte Arnold as Holly J. Sinclair
- Paula Brancati as Jane Vaughn
- Stefan Brogren as Archie Simpson
- Jahmil French as Dave Turner
- Judy Jiao as Leia Chang
- Jamie Johnston as Peter Stone
- Shane Kippel as Spinner Mason
- Landon Liboiron as Declan Coyne
- Jajube Mandiela as Chantay Black
- Samantha Munro as Anya MacPherson
- Aislinn Paul as Clare Edwards
- AJ Saudin as Connor Delaurier
- Melinda Shankar as Alli Bhandari
- Jessica Tyler as Jenna Middleton
Supporting Cast
- Clare: "Holly J... Please don't kill me."
- Peter: "You're totally stalking your ex."
- Spinner: "I always wanted to be a cop."
- Holly J.: "If you kiss my boyfriend again, I will destroy you. Clear?"
- Sav: "Man, it's not fair. I'm the dumper, not the dumpee. She's all happy tweets and driving school and LARPing, and I'm the one who can't get over it."
Peter: "You're not getting back together with her, not again."
Sav: "And I don't want to. I just don't get why she's happy and I'm not."
- "House Arrest" by Janie and the Studs Feat. Peter Stone
- "200 Late Days A Year" by The Barrymores
- "Tonight" by Zoe Sky Jordan
v - e - d Season Nine Episodes
Just Can't Get Enough • Shoot to Thrill • Close to Me • You Be Illin' • Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' • Beat It (1) • Beat It (2) • Waiting for a Girl Like You • Somebody • Heart Like Mine (1) • Heart Like Mine (2) • Holiday Road • Start Me Up • Why Can't This Be Love (1) • Why Can't This Be Love (2) • Innocent When You Dream • In Your Eyes • Keep On Loving You • Degrassi Takes Manhattan


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[Those curious about the history of the Victorian Web (which began years before the WWW in another hypermedia system) might be interested to learn that this document was one of the very first written specifically for what became this site by someone outside Brown University. (The materials on public health that Professor Wohl also contributed came from his previously published book [GPL].]
fricans and other supposedly inferior groups, such as Irishmen, Indians, Maoris, and women, all displayed, it was held, childlike characteristics. Thus the Saturday Review of 8 September 1866 could refer to the Indian as "childish and impulsive," the term impulsive referring to lack of weighed, considered thought. Similarly, Francis Galton's "Hereditary Talent and Character" in the 1865 Macmillan's Magazine argued that "the Negro has strong impulsive habits, and neither patience, reticence, nor dignity." This prejudice had behind it the scientific theories of arrested development and recapitulation, the second of which held that the children of more advanced peoples recapitulate the adults of more primitive ancestors. If Irish adults, for example, display "child-like" emotions or conduct, then they are clearly closer to primitive early man. (What effect would such theories have upon etiquette and codes of behavior? upon attitudes towards art and literature? dress? sexuality?)
Herbert Spencer similarly argued that "the intellectual traits of the uncivilized . . . are traits recurring in the children of the civilized." This emphasis upon the childlike qualities of supposedly lower races certainly parallels the frequent references one comes across of the immature working classes. Repeatedly one reads that they had no thought for the morrow, that they wallowed in instant gratification, and that they were irresponsible, impulsive, and self-indulgent, spending a week's wages on ribbons or a hat.
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No argument about how Hamhuis and Bieksa played for most of the season. But they were awful (together with Edler and Salo) against LA in the 1st round! A decent article over on CDC from the Edmonton Journal looks at how badly our D played against LA. Looking at the stats for scoring chances, Hamhuis came out at -15; Bieksa was -14 and Edler was - 11. That, together with no scoring, really spelled DOOM for the Canucks' chances!ESQ wrote:I mostly agree with you on Edler - if the PP had been better, he could very well have been a 60-point dman. That being said, I don't agree that he's immovable. He can't move unless its part of a package to upgrade the D though. I would not want to see a top 4 of Hamuis, Bieksa, Ballard and Tanev (I guess?).Orcasfan wrote:I realize that we are all suffering from post-playoff depression still, but to have people seriously suggest that we trade Edler is just mind-boggling! He just turned 26, he scored 49 points...in his "off" year. He plays in all situations; he is a key on the PP, and someone wants him gone. Unbelievable! Yes, he has his deficiencies - who doesn't (even St Weber!). Like most of the team, his play deteriorated in the 2nd half of the season, and culminated in a difficult playoff series. But, in the guy's defense, he played with an assortment of D partners, none of whom really jelled. One problem was that the so-called shut-down pair of Hamhuis and Bieksa was much less effective this year. So, AV was forced to mix and match to try and create a new shut-down pair. Didn't really happen.
Given the prices out there for quality D men, Alex Edler is a bargain. I believe that he will put the last few months behind him and have a real career year next season (his contract year). No way will he get traded!
I think the real challenge for the organization is what to do about Bieksa and Hamhuis as a pair. Will they slip back into their "groove" next year, or not? If not (again), then who becomes the shut-downers?
I don't agree with you on Hamhuis-Bieksa this year. Hamhuis IMO was our #1 dman for the entire year, he had a huge offensive year and was still solid. They were fine until they were split up, which is something I didn't understand.
The Canucks allowed .13 goals/game more this year than last. The bigger difference was the .21 fewer goals for/game. The issue from January on was offense and powerplay, not defense and PK.
That top 4 is just getting punished to death by big and fast forwards. Unfortunately, I can't see how we can land (realistically) a real #1 D who is a physical, take-charge presence. But we definitely need a new guy to on the R side of our 2nd pairing, at least.


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After a few short months of proposing a Sony acquisition of Ericsson's mobile division, the deal has been finalized. The Japanese electronics giant is at the dawning of a new era, and we're already starting to see the fruits of their labor.
New smartphones like the Xperia Ion and Xperia S no longer have the Ericsson branding embedded. Recent unboxing videos show the same pattern for the boxing of new devices, but with some major changes in packaging design. We must say that the new Xperia S box is a bit odd. It's wider and thinner, making it look a bit cheaper. But it's interesting and unique, nonetheless.
We know you guys couldn't care less about the packaging, as it goes to the closet (or the trash can) soon after it's opened. If you want to see how the device performs and looks, the second video should be more to your liking. It displays the device's good looks and translucent buttons bar and Sony's new UI, which seems to be called UXP NXT (also seen in the teaser video).
Major changes seem to include tweaks to the gallery, media player and TimeScape. You may or may not like Sony's UI Overlay, but it's not as bad as others. And after making a few modifications, it has the potential to be much better.
We can see in the unboxing videos that Sony has included Ericsson chargers and cables in the boxes (probably just trying to get rid of them). But this is the beginning of what could be a great improvement for Xperia smartphones.
Either way, the Sony Xperia S is an awesome device. And it looks like it should be coming very soon, as review units are already being delivered. Let's sit tight and wait for more details. In the meantime, make sure to take a look at our hands-on post and video.
Check out the videos and let us know what you think. Do you like this device? Do you see Sony doing a better job in the Android ecosystem now that it's running solo?


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Featured News - Current News - Archived News - News Categories
by Larry Austin
Veronica Connor Middle School Assistant Principal Eleanor Payne was honored this week by Erie County Legislator Kevin Hardwick for her part in helping save the life of one of her students.
Hardwick presented Payne with a certificate Wednesday acknowledging the actions she took in saving the life of a student who had collapsed in the school hallway on the first day of school Sept. 9.
Hardwick's award called Payne's actions that day an example of "outstanding commitment and dedication."
At the close of the school day Sept. 9, the middle school received an alarm on the computer that indicated 911 was called from a room. On the walkie-talkies, administrators heard that a student was down in a hallway.
When Payne and Principal Jerry Parisi ran to the scene, they found "right by the lockers there was a student who was non-responsive, purple and blue," Payne said.
Parisi said Payne's actions were "phenomenal."
"Thankfully, she jumped right in and took charge of the situation."
"I went right into auto-pilot," Payne said, and her recent training in CPR kicked in. Payne said that off and on over the past 20 years she's been certified in CPR. It was on Aug. 28 Payne went for training because her American Red Cross certification expired on Aug. 31, she said, a coincidence she called "just so surreal."
"We did two chest compressions of 30 each," Payne said. "After the second one, the student came to, the color in her face reappeared, she started to come around."
Payne said being at the right place at the right time, having the staff and the support there to work together in that emergency, were "what really had a positive effect on what it was that we were doing."
"Being an administrator, you have to stay calm," Payne said, adding, "For me, it's the safety and well-being of my students, my staff and my teachers, and that to me is my primary function."
Parisi said he's heard from a number of parents who have said that they feel safer knowing that there are people in the building who can respond the way Payne did.
Payne said she is humbled and honored by the accolades she's received since the incident, and the best reward is "the overwhelming response from parents, staff from across the state," some of whom she's never met, "saying 'This is why we're in education.'"
Payne said the reaction to her actions has been "very positive" from students as well. She said there was an incident where a teacher told a student not to chew on a pen. Payne said, "And the teacher told the student to please stop, 'I don't want you to choke.' And the student responded to her, 'That's OK, we have Mrs. Payne.'


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April 29, 2011
2011 MBA Class Announces Outstanding Teacher Award Recipients
Shaver, Zaheer, Abrams, Madzar, and Caliendo honored.
The Class of 2011 MBAs has selected recipients for its Outstanding Teacher awards. Respectively, the Full-Time, Part-Time, and Executive MBAs recognized faculty who were outstanding facilitators through classroom and individual interactions and who went the extra mile to enhance the learning experience.
|Professor Myles Shaver, the Pond Family Chair in the Teaching and Advancement of Free Enterprise Principles, was selected Outstanding Elective Faculty of the Year and Professor Aks Zaheer, the Curtis L. Carlson Chair in Strategic Management , was chosen Outstanding Core Faculty of the Year in the Full-Time MBA program.
|Senior lecturers Lori Abrams and Svjetlana Madzar were recognized as Outstanding Faculty in the Part-Time MBA program.
|And senior lecturer Charlie Caliendo received the Curtis Cup Award for teaching excellence in the Executive MBA program.


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HONOLULU (AP) - More than a dozen celebrities have submitted testimony supporting legislation in Hawaii that's aimed at stopping paparazzi from taking photos at unwanted times.
The so-called Steven Tyler Act, named after the lead singer of Aerosmith, will be considered in the state Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday.
Stars who submitted written statements include Britney Spears, Avril Lavigne, Neil Diamond, Tommy Lee and the Osborne family.
The bill allows celebrities to collect damages from people who take photos or videos of public figures in an offensive way during their personal or family time.
The stars say the paparazzi have made simple activities like cooking with family and sunbathing elusive luxuries and the bill would give them peace of mind.
The National Press Photographers Association and the Motion Picture Association of America oppose the bill.
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Customer Test Environment Availability
November 8, 2012
The Freddie Mac selling system customer test environment (CTE) is now available to help you prepare for the upcoming Uniform Loan Delivery Dataset (ULDD) requirements for loans with application received dates on or after August 1, 2012, that are delivered on or after November 26, 2012.
The CTE has been updated to include the Securities and Exchange Commission's Rule 15Ga-1 data points, as well as other requirements in the Appendix A Addendum, dated July 20, 2012. We encourage you to take advantage of the CTE to view the selling system purchase edit messages, and ensure that your systems and processes are running smoothly prior to the November 26, 2012, implementation. If you are using a vendor's technology solution to import your data into the selling system, be sure to check our vendor page or contact your vendor directly to ask about the status of their software update.
By using an Application Received Date on or after August 1, 2012, with a settlement date on or after November 26, 2012, you can leverage the CTE for the following:
- Test the following data points:
- The SEC's required data points: Sort ID 641.1 (Full Name) and Sort ID 641.2 (Party Role Type="NotePayTo")
- Sort ID 2 (About Version Identifier)
- View purchase edits that you may receive based upon the November 26, 2012, data requirements, including the SEC data points above and other minor updates communicated in the Appendix A Addendum.
- View and test changes to the Loan Program Identifier (Sort ID 404), which has been updated to enable you to choose up to five different applicable loan program types. Please keep in mind that the loan will be evaluated against, and must meet, all applicable program requirements.
Please note that the CTE is a working environment. Freddie Mac testing is ongoing and we will periodically make updates to the environment as functionality issues are identified and resolved. If you have questions while you are testing in the CTE, please contact 800-FREDDIE and select option 3 for the selling system. CTE support is available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., ET, Monday – Friday.
If you have not already signed up, please visit the Single-Family Business News Subscription Center and subscribe to receive our Freddie Mac Selling System Technology Alert email messages. By subscribing, you will receive operational status messages for the ULDD selling system CTE.
Sell & Deliver
Selling System Changes on November 19, 2012
While the July 20, 2012, Appendix A Addendum requirements will not be effective until November 26, 2012, you will see changes in the selling system screens that reflect the upcoming requirements beginning Monday, November 19, 2012. Entering information in the new data fields is optional until the November 26, 2012 effective date.
Important Reminders - S.A.F.E. Act, Appraiser Identifiers
As a reminder, beginning November 26, 2012, the selling system will enforce loan delivery data requirements, including the Title V/S.A.F.E. Act data and appraiser identifiers. Detailed information on each of these requirements has been provided in past Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller Servicer Guide (Guide) Bulletins.
More Information
For more information, please review the following:
- May 22 Single-Family News Center article
- Guide Bulletin 2009-27
- Guide Bulletin 2010-13
- ULDD Web page
This communication relates to the Uniform Mortgage Data Program, an effort undertaken jointly by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac at the direction of their regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency.


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My SOP for bottles is a rinse, then fill with warm water and add 1/2tsp of Oxyclean Free. Let that soak for at least a few hours, then pour out and tripple rinse. I run my finger inside the lip of the bottle because sometimes the Oxy leaves a residue there. I let them dry, then before I use I squirt Starsan in them and let that drain on the bottle tree.
Stuck out in the Pacific, I doubt PBW is available. Can you get your hands on any oxyclean powder? That would do the trick - use a long soak, even a couple of days to loosen up the organics, then scrub as best you can. Anyone know if a strong baking soda solution would work in a pinch? At least you could probably find that at a local market.
Powdered dishwasher detergent can substitute for PBW in a pinch.
Quote from: hubie on September 25, 2013, 04:45:41 PMPowdered dishwasher detergent can substitute for PBW in a pinch.I use Cascade and have for years. Generic some times, but usually Cascade. Most of the time I mix it with oxyclean, but it works well on it's own.
I soak for up to a few days in ammonia. It's cheap and a great cleaner, though it does smell. There is not much it won't remove.
Quote from: mtnrockhopper on September 25, 2013, 05:28:44 PMI soak for up to a few days in ammonia. It's cheap and a great cleaner, though it does smell. There is not much it won't remove.This was what I did until I got a big tub of PBW. Ammonia is also great for removing labels. I think I used to use 8oz ammonia per 5 gallons water.
Wait, you clean bottles with hops? how's that work


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Joanna & Mike's Perfect Fusion of Glass, Wood, Steel, and Stone
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- What makes your small kitchen so cool:
- 13 years in the making - it's the perfect fusion of glass, wood, steel and stone to create a feeling of contemporary elegance infused with a zen peacefulness. True functional elegance, where beautiful design merges with a down home practical place to chef up great food.
- Describe a challenge you've overcome or a smart resource you've found for your kitchen.:
- We needed a place to organize and store a set of Rosle cooking tools. To do it, we turned the backside of a cabinet door into a hanging rack. It creates a beautiful display and also keeps the tools readily-at-hand for when they are needed.
- What's your favorite meal to cook here?:
- We just hosted our first dinner party after finishing the remodel. We led off with a burrata & stone fruit salad spiked with a homemade key lime vinaigrette and a drizzle of aged balsamic. A main course of slow-cooked tangerine chicken accompanied by Israeli couscous with vine ripened cherry tomato, cucumber and mint. And, of course, plenty of wine!


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Aerosmith at the TD Garden
Aerosmith at the TD Garden
Aerosmith performed on stage at the TD Garden.
Bassist Tom Hamilton.
Frontman Steven Tyler walked the catwalk.
No matter how battered or broken Aerosmith has appeared to be over the past couple of years, the band soared through the 90-minute homecoming.
During the show, everything balanced out just right.
Whenever Tyler took off for his flights of fancy, it seemed simply that he trusts his bandmates behind him.
Guitarist Joe Perry let loose throughout the night.
Tightly choreographed around visual pizzazz, the band never stifled the raunchy charm of the music
One of Steven Tyler's many animated expressions.
The set list favored the band's more rocking side.
Aerosmith returns to the Garden Thursday for another show.


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The city of Duluth does ordain:
Section 1. That Section 50-35 of the Duluth City Code, 1959, as amended, be amended to read as follows:
Sec. 50-35.Enumerated.
The following are the special uses for which the city council may issue a special permit, as provided in Section 50-32:
(a) Airport, landing field or landing strip for all forms of aircraft, auto race track and drag strip;
(b) Amusement park, but not within 300 feet of any R district;
(c) Beauty salon in an R district, subject to the following restrictions and conditions:
(1) Such use shall be incidental and subordinate to the principal residential use conducted within a dwelling and not in an accessory building;
(2) At least 120 square feet but not more than 1/4 of the floor area of one story of the building shall be devoted solely to such use and to no other use;
(3) Only one person shall work in the beauty salon and such person shall reside on the premises;
(4) There shall be no separate entrance to the beauty salon from the front of the building, and the applicant shall provide evidence of inspection and compliance with all applicable fire and building codes;
(5) No signs or displays advertising the salon shall be permitted on the premises;
(6) At least two off street parking spaces shall be available on the premises for use by patrons of the salon, such parking space requirement to be in addition to the parking space requirements otherwise applicable to the premises;
(7) Applicant shall, prior to issuance of a special use permit pursuant to this Section, provide proof that applicant has all required licenses for operation of a beauty salon;
(8) Notice and publication as required by Section 50-32.2 of this Code shall, in the case of permits under this paragraph, include mailed notice to all property owners and occupants of property within 200 feet of the building;
(9) No permit shall be granted pursuant to this paragraph if a beauty salon already exists within 1,000 feet of the premises;
(d) The city council recognizes that bed and breakfasts are an asset to the community and help the preservation of historic homes and neighborhoods and help the economy of the region as small businesses. Bed and breakfast inns and country inns; in districts where they are permitted as special uses and only as provided herein;
(1) This special use permit shall be granted only to those properties, which meet or exceed the criteria outlined herein. A bed and breakfast inn must be a residential building that has no greater impact on the uses of the public areas or infrastructure or natural resources of the neighborhood than, or be apparent to an observer to be other than, the existing property used as a fully occupied private home with house guests. The principal building must appear outwardly to be a single family dwelling, giving no appearance of a business use other than allowed signs.
No permit shall be considered or issued for a bed and breakfast facility located closer than 450 feet to an existing bed and breakfast facility. This limitation may be waived by the city council for properties which are locally designated heritage preservation landmarks;
(2) An application for this special use permit shall include the following:
(A) A site plan as defined in Section 50-1.60;
(B) A landscape plan as defined in Section 50-1.40;
(C) A set of detailed floor plans indicating the traditional uses of all rooms and the intended uses in the bed and breakfast operation;
(D) Sign drawings showing location, dimensions and detail;
(E) For a waiver of the 450 foot separation, a copy of the resolution designating the properties as a heritage preservation landmark;
(3) Bed and breakfast inns and country inns may be granted special use permits subject to the following standards and conditions:
(A) The property must be comprised of a minimum of 0.6 acre;
(B) The main residential building must contain a minimum of 1,500 square feet of area on the first floor;
(C) For an inn, the proprietor shall be the owner and occupant of the property;
(D) Off street parking for the uses of the property shall be provided on site as required in Section 50-26. Scattered off site parking shall not be allowed;
(E) All parking areas shall be hard-surfaced and visually screened by vegetation and/or fencing (consistent with the architecture of the structure) as required by the city in order to maintain the apparent single family use of the property;
(F) Dining areas shall not exceed three seats per habitable unit in bed and breakfast inns. In bed and breakfast country inns, allowed under this Section, dining areas shall not exceed five seats per habitable unit. In addition to resident guests, only guests of resident guests shall be permitted to dine in bed and breakfast inns, or guests participating in meetings or other private events hosted by the facility when other overnight guests are not present, not to exceed the approved seating capacity of the facility. For profit events on the premises which involve a total number of participants in excess of the approved dining area seating capacity shall be limited to: six days per year and shall be restricted to the period of October 15 through June 15;
(G) Any construction to restore buildings to historic condition, any construction of new buildings and any exterior alterations to the building must be authorized by the city council through this special use permit process;
(H) There shall be a limitation on the number of guest rooms permitted based on the size of the building, building code or fire code;
(I) Total signage on the property shall not exceed 12 square feet in size. Such signage shall complement the architecture of the structure;
(J) Guests' stays shall be limited to 21 consecutive days;
(K) A bed and breakfast establishment must comply with all building and fire code requirements. Inspections shall be conducted before special use permits or licenses are issued;
(L) The owner/operator shall present inspection reports from the city fire marshal and St. Louis County health department to the city clerk prior to the issuance of any licenses;
(M) Such other conditions deemed necessary by the planning commission and/or city council to ensure the use complies with the purpose of this Subsection;
(e) Cemetery, crematorium or mausoleum;
(f) Child care facility. A state licensed residential facility for care and treatment of children located within 100 feet of an existing state licensed residential program that has an administrative organization and structure approved under state law for providing shelter, food, training, treatment and other aspects of care of not more than six children, and is an extension of an existing facility licensed under state law.
Any such facility shall meet all other state licensing requirements for such facilities, be contiguous to or located not more than 100 feet from the existing licensed facility charged with operation of the facility, and must not present any external image other than that of a single family residence;
(g) Circus or carnival grounds, but not within 300 feet of any R district;
(h) Clinic of less than 10,000 square feet in floor area;
(i) Commercial, recreational or amusement development for temporary or seasonal periods;
(j) Commercial rooming house, but only in those districts where permitted as special use;
(k) Commercial services and recreational uses in the IP industrial park district, as further defined in Section 50-123 of this Chapter;
(l) Day care facility, but only in those districts where permitted as a special use;
(m) Elderly congregate housing facility, but only in those districts where permitted as a special use, and subject to the following restrictions and conditions:
(1) In any R-1a, R-1b, R-1c or R-2 district, no elderly congregate housing facility shall be located within 1000 feet on another such facility;
(2) A elderly congregate housing facility lawfully existing on the effective date of this ordinance may continue to be so used even though such use does not conform to the provisions of this Section. If the license for such non-conforming use is revoked or lapses for any period of time, any subsequent licensed use must comply with all provisions of this Chapter;
(n) Marina;
(o) Mini storage facilities; subject to compliance with the following criteria:
(1) Located in a S zone;
(2) On a parcel not less than 7-1/2 acres in size with no less than 500 feet of frontage on a publicly maintained right-of-way;
(3) Development shall not increase the peak stormwater runoff from the site from its existing condition based upon a storm of 100 year frequency and 24 hour duration (5.25 inches of rainfall);
(4) Signage shall be limited to one 40 square foot illuminated pole and 20 square feet of non-illuminated wall signage. Signs shall not be located closer than ten feet to the front property line and no closer than 50 feet to any side property line;
(5) There shall be maintained a minimum of 50 feet of landscaped or naturally vegetated buffer from all property lines;
(6) There shall be a minimum structure setback of 100 feet from any property line;
(7) Storage area unit shall not exceed a 12 foot wall height and a floor area of 300 square feet;
(8) Lighting shall be limited so as not to illuminate beyond property lines;
(p) Office building of a civic, religious or charitable organization, conducting activities primarily by mail and not handling merchandise or rendering services on the premises, but only within the R-4 district;
(q) Petroleum soil treatment;
(1) Petroleum soil treatment in the form of land treatment (soil farming) shall be located in S-suburban zones and shall comply with the following criteria:
(A) That the pollution control agency (PCA) shall have reported to the planning department regarding the individual site and the possibility of any problems relative to issuance of PCA authorization for use of the site;
(B) The natural topography, drainage character, vegetation and use of the site shall not be altered beyond site preparation required for any listed permitted land use within the S-suburban zone. Specifically:
1. No vegetation shall be cut or removed from within state required setbacks except as required for installation of temporary roads;
2. Vegetation removal shall be minimal. Vegetation greater than six inches caliper shall not be removed except as determined necessary to accommodate minimal equipment clearances, and there shall be minimal preparation of the soil on the treatment area. Such preparation shall minimize disturbance of the topsoil and does not preclude the return of the site to listed permitted S-suburban zone land uses;
(C) All treatment areas must be planted to pasture grasses during treatment and replanted to the original vegetation after the treatment process has been completed;
(D) No sites shall be located within wetland, shore land or flood zones as defined by Chapter 51 of the Code;
(E) That the applicant shall maintain the treatment site in strict compliance with all conditions of this permit and associated state or federal permits;
(2) Petroleum soil treatments using biodegradation such as composting or aerobic treatment cells or other technologies as may be developed and approved by the PCA from time to time, shall be only permitted in M-1 and M-2 zones, and shall be subject to the standards (A), (B), (D) and (E) cited above;
(r) Power transmission line, review and approval to be provided for separately in each of two steps:
(1) A general corridor special use permit;
(2) A final design special use permit, under the following conditions and procedures:
(A) Submittal information for general corridor special use permits. In addition to other information required by the special use permit process, the applicant shall provide the following information with applications for general corridors:
1. A statement demonstrating the need for the proposed line;
2. Drawings showing the approximate location of a preferred route (having a width of less than 1,000 feet) and at least one alternative route. Included within each route shall be an intended center line and subject site and adjacent area information, the form of which shall be determined by the planning commission on existing topography, land uses, soils, vegetation, water courses, wetlands, major drainage ways, flood plains, rock outcroppings and scenic views. Drawings shall also indicate proposed general types, heights and ranges of spacing of supporting structures and related equipment such as pumping stations, although the specific type of line shall not be approved until the final design review;
3. A statement identifying potential locations of conflict such as adjacent scenic and residential areas and describing general proposed methods of dealing with such conflicts;
4. A statement addressing each applicable standard of Section 50-35(r)(4) below in regard to the preferred route and alternative routes;
(3) Submittal information for final design special use permits. In addition to information otherwise required by the special use permit process, the applicant shall provide the following for final design special use permits:
(A) Plans and profiles, the form of which shall be determined by the planning commission, showing the exact location of the center line and the exact location and design of supporting structures and related equipment as proposed by the applicant. Alternative potential designs of supporting structures shall also be presented;
(B) A landscaping plan and subject site and adjacent area information on existing topography, land uses, soils, vegetation, water courses, wetlands, major drainage ways, flood plains, rock outcroppings and scenic views in a form which shall be determined by the city planning commission;
(C) A statement addressing each applicable standard of Section 50-35(r)(4) below;
(4) Standards for approval. No special use permit shall be granted unless the following standards and conditions are met in addition to normal requirements of the special use permit process:
(A) For general corridor special use permits:
1. The public need for the route and facility as specifically proposed shall be demonstrated;
2. Where possible, lines shall avoid existing and potential urban density residential neighborhoods;
3. The applicant shall provide an evaluation of the future needs for additional transmission lines in the same general area as the proposed route and the advisability of utilizing structures capable of expansion of transmission capacity through multiple circuiting or design modification;
(B) For final design special use permits:
1. Where it is determined that a proposal would unduly harm adjacent property or property values, it shall be determined that no other feasible alternative to the proposal exists. Such consideration of alternatives shall include the underground placement of the line. Any consideration of feasibility of such underground lines shall include economic, technological or land characteristic factors. Economic considerations alone shall not render underground placement not feasible;
2. All structures shall be located and designed in such a way that they are compatible with surrounding land uses, scenic views and existing transmission structures with regard to height, scale, material, color and design;
3. Lines shall meet or exceed the National Electric Safety Code;
4. Electro-magnetic noise and interference with radio and television reception, as well as audible hum outside the line right-of-way, shall be minimized;
5. The cleared portion of the right-of-way shall be kept to a minimum and where vegetation will be removed, new vegetation consisting of native grasses, shrubs and low growing trees shall be planted and maintained. Vegetative screening shall be utilized to the maximum extent consistent with safety requirements;
(C) For both general corridor and final design special use permits. The following standards shall apply in addition to those required above under general corridor and final design special use permits:
1. When routing transmission lines, the following shall be avoided unless no reasonable alternative exists: slopes of 20 percent grade or greater; intrusions into scenic areas such as streams, open water, valleys, overviews, ridge crests and high points; wetlands; forests, by running along the fringe rather than through the forests, and by utilizing open areas in order to minimize cutting, although leaving a strip at the outside for screening purposes; soils susceptible to erosion which would create sedimentation and pollution problems; areas of unstable soils which would be subject to extensive slippages; areas with high water tables, especially if construction requires excavation; open space recreation areas, including parks, golf courses, etc.; long views of lines parallel to highways and trails; airports; and parkways;
2. Routes shall utilize or parallel existing railroads and highway rights-of-way if possible. If such highway rights-of-way are developed the line and structures shall be sufficiently set back and screened in order to minimize view of the line and structures from the highway;
(5) Alteration of final design special use permit. Once the final design special use permit is issued, the applicant may change the height and location of structures for engineering purposes provided no structure height is increased or decreased by more than 20 percent of its approved height or moved more than 25 feet from its approved location. Should it be necessary to alter the height or location more than the amounts set forth herein, applicant must obtain the approval of the city planning commission after the commission has conducted its normal public hearing and notice procedures. The decision of the planning commission on any alterations shall be final unless appealed to the city council within ten days;
(s) Privately operated community building or recreation field;
(t) Any public or government owned or leased building not permitted in a particular district; provided that such permit shall run for a full period of the lease and that both lease and permit shall run for not less than ten years from date of permit;
(u) Radio or television broadcasting tower or station;
(v) Residential care facility, only in those districts where permitted as a special use and subject to the following restrictions and conditions:
(1) In any R-1-a, R-1-b, R-1-c or R-2 district, no residential care facility shall be located within 1,000 feet on another such facility;
(2) A residential care facility lawfully existing on the effective date of this ordinance may continue to be so used even though such use does not conform to the provisions of this Section. If the license for such nonconforming use is revoked or lapses for any period of time, any subsequent licensed use must comply with all provisions of this Chapter;
(w) Residential rooming house, only in those districts where permitted as a special use;
(x) Riding stable;
(y) Solid waste disposal facility;
(1) Special use permits for solid waste disposal facilities and yard waste compost facilities shall be granted only under certain circumstances and under certain conditions;
(2) An application for this special use permit shall include the following:
(A) A complete legal description of the property and the specific site within the property description;
(B) A site plan as defined in Section 50-1.64;
(C) A landscape plan as defined in Section 50-1.65.7;
(D) A detailed plan schedule for excavation, grading, dumping, filling, covering, landscaping and closure of the facility;
(E) Engineering certification, signed by the project engineer, which must certify (with any exceptions listed) that the design for construction is in accordance with standards as set out in these regulations and state statutes and rules relating to the specific type of requested facility;
(F) Signage plans showing location, dimensions and detail;
(G) Drainage plan that provides for diversion of surface water around and away from the disposal area and does not increase the rate of runoff, from the predevelopment condition, from the site onto adjoining properties;
(H) Ground water monitoring plan as and if required by state statutes or rules;
(I) A detailed dust control plan for the facility and for roadways in and leading to and from the facility;
(3) Standards and conditions. Solid waste disposal facilities and yard waste composting facilities may be granted special use permits in S, M-1 and M-2 zones subject to the following:
(A) Setbacks, in M-2 zones, all aspects of the solid waste disposal operation shall be setback from all property lines a minimum of 150 feet. In S and M-1 zones the setback shall be 300 feet from all properties zoned other than M-2. Such setbacks shall be bermed and/or landscaped so as to be visually screened from adjacent properties and roadways. Natural vegetation shall be retained in such setbacks where practical. All aspects of yard waste composting facilities shall be set back 100 feet from all property lines;
(B) Licensing for all solid waste disposal operations and facilities as well as yard waste composting facilities shall comply with all state and Western Lake Superior Sanitary District requirements in accordance with Minnesota Statutes and agency rules;
(C) Solid waste disposal facilities for industrial waste shall only be allowed in M-2 zones. Such facilities shall be approved in the special use permit only for specified types of industrial waste;
(D) Solid waste disposal facilities for construction debris shall only be allowed in M-2 zones;
(E) Facilities for composting of yard waste shall not accept materials other than yard waste;
(F) No solid waste disposal facilities, except composting facilities, shall be permitted in a designated shoreland or flood plain zone nor in an identified wetland as these are defined in Chapter 51 of this Code;
(G) All filled areas shall be covered and vegetated in accordance with an approved schedule for filling, covering and vegetating. Further, there shall be an approved plan as part of the special use permit for the vegetation and dust control of stockpiled cover material;
(H) There shall be no burning of materials;
(I) Facility locations shall have direct access to an arterial street and shall not access through a neighborhood. Increased traffic generated by the facility shall not have an adverse effect on the neighborhood. All roads leading to and from and within facilities located in S and M-1 zones shall be constructed with an approved, as part of the special use permit, dust free material;
(J) All vehicles transporting materials to or from the facility shall be covered;
(K) For sites in S and M-1 zones, there shall be no dumping or operations outside of buildings, nor delivery or removal of materials to or from the site occurring between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.;
(L) Except for yard waste composting facilities there shall be no processing (separating or sorting) of materials outside of covered structures;
(M) Noise emanating from a building in which dumping, separating or other processing of material is performed shall not exceed 55db at any property line which abuts property zoned other than M-2;
(N) In S and M-1 zones there shall be no exterior lighting permitted except to provide security for buildings and parking areas. Where such lighting is permitted it shall be directed so no light source is visible from any property line;
(O) Compliance funding: in the absence of other compliance funding required by state permitting agencies, there shall be a bond, letter of credit or other security (including an account to accept deposits of tipping fees) acceptable to the city, prior to the issuance of a permit to ensure compliance with the terms of the permit and to ensure proper closure of the facility. Such bond, letter of credit or other surety shall provide for the amount of the closure costs estimated and certified by the project engineer for each phase of operation and final closure;
(z) Strobe lights, as defined in Section 10-36 of this Code, may be used on radio and television broadcasting towers exceeding 400 feet in height located in that area of the city commonly known as the tower farm within Section 28, Township 50, Range 14, subject to the following restrictions and conditions:
(1) Strobe lights may be used only when the north sky illumination on a vertical surface at the base of the tower is greater than five footcandles. Red obstruction lights must be used at all other times;
(2) Strobe installations shall be shielded so as not to be visible from ground elevation for a radius of two miles from the antenna base;
(3) Strobe installations will be allowed only on towers which are required by federal aviation administration regulations to be painted orange and white;
(aa) Drive-in theater in the S suburban district;
(bb) Tourist or trailer camp; provided, that such tourist or trailer camp shall comply with the applicable provisions of this Code and the laws of the state;
(cc) Essential municipal or public utility use, facility or building, other than a business office or production facility; provided that such use, facility or building shall be located in a S district only if its specific function requires that it be so located in order to serve the immediate neighborhood, as opposed to serving a major portion of the community. Provided, that a substation which serves more than the immediate neighborhood may be granted a special use permit in S districts if such substation is located in such a manner that it is visually screened from adjacent properties and is located on a site of at least five acres;
(dd) Veterinarian or animal hospital; provided, that practice is limited to the treatment of small animals (household pets, i.e. dogs, cats, birds, which are ordinarily permitted in the house and kept for company or pleasure) and that all aspects of the facility are totally contained (including kennel runs and exercise areas) within a sound-proof building with adequate ventilation;
(ee) Wind energy conversion systems. Wind energy conservation systems (WECS) shall be permitted, provided; tower height shall not exceed 200 feet; that existing or future uses permitted within adjacent properties are not adversely effected by noise, electronic signal interference or safety conditions; that satisfactory visual screen buffers be provided at the edges of the property to mitigate aesthetic impacts upon the neighborhood if located within "R" districts; and that WECS be set back from all property lines a distance equal to or greater than the tower height as measured from the base of the tower unless it can be demonstrated that tower failure would not damage adjacent public or private interests;
(ff) Personal wireless communications service towers. These towers shall include all towers and poles over 50 feet high used to provide "personal wireless services" as defined in 47 USCS §332(c)(7)(C)(I), including those commonly known as cellular telephone towers or personal communications services (PCS) towers. The following standards shall apply to the considerations of special use permits for these towers:
(1) No permit decision shall unreasonably discriminate among providers of functionally equivalent services;
(2) No permit decision shall have the effect of prohibiting personal wireless services in an area;
(3) No permit decision shall be based on the environmental effects of radio frequency emissions if the proposed tower complies with all applicable federal communications commission regulations;
(4) Any decision to deny a permit for these towers must be made in writing and supported by substantial evidence contained in a written record;
(5) The construction of new towers shall, where possible, be avoided when there are existing high buildings or other structures in the area that can reasonably be used to house the telecommunications facilities;
(6) Whenever possible, new towers shall be built in zones for manufacturing or commercial uses as opposed to zones for residential uses;
(7) New towers shall, where possible, be constructed to accommodate multiple telecommunications users and thus minimize the proliferation of the towers, if such multiple use capacity can be attained using reasonable height limitations;
(8) New towers shall, where reasonably possible, be designed to blend into the proposed site so as to minimize its visual impact on the surrounding area;
(9) Telecommunications facilities and equipment used in conjunction with the tower shall not create unacceptable noise levels for the surrounding area;
(10) New towers shall comply with all applicable laws, including, but not limited to, the state building code and federal communications and aeronautics statutes, rules and regulations.
Section 2. That Section 50-56 of the Duluth City Code, 1959, as amended, be amended to read as follows:
Sec. 50-56.Permitted uses.
The regulations set forth in this Article or set forth elsewhere in this Chapter, when referred to in this Article, are the regulations in the R-1-a one-family residential district.
A building or premises in the R-1-a one-family residential district shall be used only for the following purposes:
(a) All uses permitted in the S-2 suburban residential district;
(b) Two-family dwelling, provided that such dwelling is designed to protect and reflect the character of one-family residences. To this intent, in addition to those regulations otherwise set forth in this Code, the following requirements shall be observed:
(1) Single front entrance. Access to the second dwelling unit shall be either through a common hallway within one front entrance, or by means of a separate entrance at the side or rear of the building;
(2) Exterior stairways. No exterior stairways with a total vertical rise greater than five feet shall be permitted;
(3) Third floor exits. Any dwelling unit or portion thereof which is located on the third floor shall have two separate means of exit;
(4) Roomers. Any two-family dwelling located in a one-family residential district shall be for the exclusive occupancy by two families and no roomers shall be permitted;
(5) Roof character. Except for buildings in existence on May 11, 1980, and buildings constructed after May 11, 1980, which have been put to a lawful use other than a two-family dwelling for a minimum of five years, roofs shall have a minimum slope of 2-1/2 feet vertical rise to 12 feet of run;
(6) Minimum dwelling size. No two-family dwelling within a structure erected after May 11, 1980, shall contain a total of less than 1,800 square feet of floor area other than garages or utility rooms or basement or attic space not used for living quarters;
(7) Dispersion of dwellings. No two-family dwelling shall be constructed and no single family dwelling shall be converted to a two-family dwelling within a distance of 300 feet from any other two-family dwelling or multiple family dwelling located within the same block; provided, that no more than one two-family dwelling or multiple family dwelling shall be permitted within a block containing an area of 120,000 square feet or less;
(8) Required drawings. In addition to required plot plans, applications for building permits shall be accompanied by a complete set of four building elevations drawn at a scale of not less than 1/8 inch equals one foot, such elevations to indicate the size and location of all windows and doors, and the type of exterior materials;
(9) Limitations on variances. Notwithstanding its power to grant variances as set forth in Section 50-47 of this Code, the board of zoning appeals shall not grant any variance from the requirements for the allowance of two-family dwellings in a one-family residential district except as provided by this Section and only if the findings required by Section 50-47(b) of this Code are made by such board;
(A) Such board may grant a variance reducing by not more than ten percent the minimum dimensional requirements for allowance of a two-family dwelling in a one-family residential district;
(B) Such board may grant a variance from the roof character requirements set forth in clause (5);
(C) Such board may grant a variance from the required front yard setback;
(c) Residential care facility serving six or fewer persons, provided a special use permit is secured according to the procedures set forth in Article IV;
(d) Day care facility serving 12 or fewer persons and a group family day care facility licensed under Minnesota Rules, parts 9502.0315 to 9502.0445, to serve 14 or fewer children;
(e) Residential care facility serving seven or more persons, provided a special use permit is secured according to the procedures set forth in Article IV;
(f) (e) Elderly congregate housing facility containing 12 or fewer habitable units, provided a special use permit is secured according to the procedures set forth in Article IV.
Section 3. That this ordinance shall take effect 30 days after its passage and publication.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: This ordinance alters the manner in which residential care facilities and elderly congregate housing facilities are regulated in R-1-a, R-1-b, R-1-c and R-2 districts. The ordinance will require that all such facilities be authorized by special use permit. In addition, a 1,000 foot separation restriction is imposed.
Section 1 amends Section 50-35(m) providing the standards for a special use permit for elderly congregate housing and Section 50-35(v) providing the standards for a residential care facility.
Section 2 amends Section 50-56(c) and requires all residential care facilities to obtain a special use permit; the present code currently only requires a special use permit for facilities serving more than six residents. Section 50-56(e), which provided the requirement of a special use permit for residential care facilities serving more than six residents, is repealed in its entirety. The requirement of Section 2 of this ordinance requiring that all such facilities obtain a special use permit moots the need for the language.


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The Topeka RoadRunners scored two goals in the third period for a come-from-behind 4-3 victory over the Springfield Junior Blues in a North American Hockey League game Friday night at the Nelson Center.
The Junior Blues, who trailed 2-0 late in the first period, finally took the lead, 3-2, when Alex Baskakov scored on assists from Max Kalter and Jack Sloan at 4 minutes 34 seconds into the third period.
But Topeka�s Michal Uhrik tied it at the 13-minute mark. The RoadRunners� James Ring followed with a power-play goal for the 4-3 lead at 15:48.
The RoadRunners were 3-for-6 on the power play, while Springfield was 0-for-4.
Cameron Brown, assisted by Logan Wendling and Trevor Stone, scored for Springfield late in the first period. The Junior Blues� Davis DeKorte, assisted by Joshua Lammon and Mike Severson, tied it 2-2 with a minute left in the second period.
Springfield outshot Topeka 35-26, including 11-4 in the second period. Junior Blues goalie Stefanos Lekkas took the loss.
The Junior Blues host Topeka again at 7:05 tonight at the Nelson Center.


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Coyotes continue playoff chase against Flames
The Phoenix Coyotes will aim to boost their playoff chances with a fifth win in six games when they visit the lowly Calgary Flames for Friday's clash at the Saddledome.
Phoenix has qualified for the postseason in each of the past three years, but enters Friday two points behind Detroit for the eighth and final playoff spot in the West with eight games remaining for both teams. The Red Wings recorded a shootout loss against San Jose last night and also play Friday evening in Nashville.
Although the Coyotes seriously damaged their playoff odds with an 0-5-2 stretch from March 14-27, the club has since compiled a 5-1-1 mark to get the postseason push back on track.
The lone regulation loss of Phoenix's current hot streak came in Monday's road 2-0 setback against Vancouver, but Dave Tippett's team rebounded two nights later with a 3-1 decision at Edmonton.
David Moss and Boyd Gordon both had one goal and one assist to lead the Coyotes to Wednesday's victory over the Oilers. Antoine Vermette also scored and Mike Smith stopped 29 shots for the Coyotes.
"This was a do-or-die game for either team," said Tippett. "We got the points and we're still in the race."
Friday's tilt is the final stop on a three-game road trip for the Coyotes, who are just 5-9-5 as the guest this season. Phoenix's next tilt is Monday's home contest against San Jose, but the club will then head back out on another three-game swing.
Calgary, meanwhile, will take on the role of spoiler when it hosts the Coyotes on Friday. The Flames are in 14th place in the West and 12 points out of a playoff spot, meaning the club is all but certain to spend a fourth straight spring without a postseason.
However, the Flames have won three of the last four meetings against Phoenix and the Coyotes have lost two straight in Calgary.
The Flames lost for the sixth time in seven games on Wednesday, dropping a 4-1 home decision to the Vancouver Canucks. Maxim Lapierre potted the game-winner as part of a three-goal third period that lifted the Canucks to a win at the Saddledome.
Curtis Glencross scored the lone Calgary goal, while Miikka Kiprusoff allowed all four goals on 29 shots for the Flames.
"We generated lots of great chances," Calgary coach Bob Hartley said. "It's unfortunate, tough break with around seven minutes to go. That's the kind of team they have, they capitalize on it."
It marked the third straight regulation loss on home ice for the Flames, who are 10-8-2 as the host this season compared to a dreadful 4-13-2 mark on the road.


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The family Dasypodidae, the armadillos, is the only extant family in the Order Cingulata. The Dasypodidae includes 21 species placed in 8 genera, all found only in the New World (the 21st armadillo species to be recognized, Dasypus yepesi, was described only in 1995 from the Gran Chaco of Paraguay and northern Argentina). Armadillos occur from the southern United States to the Straits of Magellan. Only the Nine-banded Armadillo (D. novemcinctus) reaches as far north as the United States.
The dorsal surface of an armadillo's body is covered with bony plates that protect the head, back, and sides and sometimes the legs and tail. Around the center of the body this armor is arranged into bands of plates separated by soft skin, allowing the animal to bend its body (the number of bands is often a useful character in distinguishing armadillo species). The back is smoothly rounded and the legs are short and powerful, with strong claws on the toes. There are three to five toes on the forefeet and five on the hindfeet. The belly is soft and naked. Most species have little or no hair, but one montane species has dense hair covering the armor.
Armadillos are generally termite and ant specialists (although other animal and even plant food is consumed as well). All species apparently sleep and raise their young in burrows they dig themselves, each species building a burrow with a characteristic size and shape. An armadillo burrow can be recognized by its smooth dome-shaped roof. The litter size is 1 to 12 young.
Head and body length among armadillo species ranges from around 125 to 1000 mm and tail length from 25 to 500 mm. The Giant Armadillo (Priodontes maximus) may weigh as much as 60 kg, whereas the little known Pink Fairy Armadillo (Chlamyphorus truncatus) and Chacoan fairy armadillo (Calyptophractus retusus), which are both thoroughly adapted to a subterranean lifestyle, weigh only around 100 g (Delsuc et al. 2012 and references therein). Armadillos have small ears. The snout, which encloses a long protrusible tongue, varies considerably in length and all species have very reduced peglike dentition, with no incisors or canines.
Armadillos generally inhabit open areas such as savannahs and pampas, but they also occur in forests (four genera and eight species are found in lowland rainforest). They travel singly, in pairs, or occasionally in small groups and may be diurnal or nocturnal. Armadillos can run surprisingly rapidly. Armadillos in a few species may roll themselves into a ball when threatened.
(Emmons 1990; Nowak 1991)
The Nine-banded Armadillo has been the focus of much research on polyembryony. Polyembryony, the production of two or more embryos from a single zygote (fertilized egg), occurs sporadically in diverse animal taxa (including humans). Among the vertebrates, only armadillos of the genus Dasypus are known to utilize polyembrony as their standard reproductive mode. Each litter is typically a set of four identical quadruplets derived from a single fertilized egg. (Prodohl et al. 1996; Loughry 1998)
In the 1970s it was discovered that Nine-banded Armadillos could contract leprosy and since then armadillos have been the primary animal model in leprosy research. Genetic and other studies have revealed that, although leprosy was absent from the New World prior to European colonization, leprosy now occurs naturally in New World armadillo populations (with a prevalence exceeding 20% in some populations). Infected armadillos have been reported in Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Mexico. Although the United States sees only around 150 new cases of human leprosy each year, and two thirds of these are in people who have traveled to regions with endemic leprosy, around 50 cases a year appear to have been contracted within the U.S., often in Texas or Louisiana. Truman et al. (2011) found that a high percentage of unrelated leprosy cases in the southern United States involve infection with the same unique strain of the responsible bacterium, Mycobacterium leprae, that occurs naturally among wild armadillos in the region. These armadillos thus appear to represent a large natural reservoir for M. leprae. However, high prevalence rates among armadillos have been observed in only parts of the southern United States, mainly in the western Gulf Coast states. (Truman et al. 2011 and references therein)
Nine-banded Armadillos apparently crossed the Rio Grande into southeastern Texas some time in the 1820s. In contrast, the eastern population apparently originated from a separate introduction of armadillos into south-central Florida in the 1920s, which subsequently expanded and has only relatively recently merged with the main U.S. population. The extent to which leprosy will become established in eastern armadillo populations remains to be seen. In humans, susceptibility to leprosy appears to depend on multiple genes and the majority of people appear to be naturally immune to M. leprae infection, somewhat moderating the risk to the general human population, although extensive contact with or consumption of armadillos is not recommended. (Loughry et al. 2009 and references therein; Truman et al. 2011 and references therein)