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From Fedora Project Wiki
- 1 Denis Arnaud
- 1.1 Contact
- 1.2 Activities within Fedora
- 1.3 A few quick links on Fedora packages (to ease my maintenance tasks)
- 1.4 Material for Reviews
- 1.4.1 Tracking of Package Requests
- 1.4.2 Documentation
- 188.8.131.52 Packaging
- 22.214.171.124 Hacking on Fedora/RedHat/CentOS
- 184.108.40.206 Virtualisation / Cloud Computing
- 1.4.3 Tools
- 1.5 Brainstorming Section about Packaging
- 1.6 References on Status of Packages
- 1.7 Obligatory Einstein quote
Denis Arnaud
I first installed RedHat (version 5, in 1998) with Oracle 8, when that latter was delivered on Linux for the first time... on a small Pentium-based computer with 600MB of disk and 64MB of RAM, hence proving to my hierarchy that Linux was ready for professional use. I started to be involved in the Fedora building process by translating documents and package descriptions, and have become a packager in 2009.
- Location: Grasse, France (Paris Time, CET UTC+1 / CEST UTC+2)
- Email: mailto:email@example.com
- GPG key: Denis Arnaud (Fedora Packager)
- Fedora Account: denisarnaud
- Fedora VOIP: Extension #5105604 / SIP Address: sip:firstname.lastname@example.com
- Fedora People Page: http://denisarnaud.fedorapeople.org
- GitHub: denisarnaud
- SourceForge: denis_arnaud
- Ohloh: denis_arnaud
- StackOverflow: denis-arnaud
- Geonames: denis.arnaud
- Twitter: denis_arnaud
- Skype: denis.arnaud100
- Google Talk: denis.arnaud
- Yahoo! Messaging: denis_arnaud
- AIM: darnaud100
- Blog: http://fossdev.blogspot.com
Activities within Fedora
- Boost 1.50 Feature for Fedora 18 (to be completed at the latest in September 2012)
- Boost 1.48 Feature for Fedora 17 (to be completed at the latest in February 2012)
- Boost 1.47 Feature for Fedora 16 (completed in September 2011)
- Boost 1.46 Feature for Fedora 15 (completed in early 2011)
- Boost 1.44 Feature for Fedora 14 (completed mid 2010)
- Boost 1.41 Feature for Fedora 13 (completed in early 2010)
- Boost-1.41 for EPEL 4/5 Review Request (completed mid 2011)
- Bringing and maintaining a few packages to Fedora:
- My own open source software:
- OpenTREP, OpenTravelData and OpenGeo++
- Airline Travel Market simulation components: RMOL (PkgApp / PkgDB / SF), Standard Airline IT C++ Library (PkgApp / PkgDB / SF).
- Extra CPPUnit and CruiseControl Tools
- Some others which have made their way into Fedora (e.g., WSDLPull, SOCI, R-msm, R-RM2)
- Some others not yet in Fedora (e.g., BLCR, Eucalyptus, Slurm)
- My own open source software:
- Translations (into French).
A few quick links on Fedora packages (to ease my maintenance tasks)
- First of all:
- A link to the wonderful Fedora Community platform (not enough advertised!)
- A link to another wonderfull Fedora application for search and information about packages (same comment as above)
- Full list of packages waiting for a reviewer here.
- List of my packages available in Fedora.
- List of my packages that have passed review, are under review or await review.
- List of (open or closed) reviews for my packages.
- Reviews I have done: see full list or just packages under review or packages that have passed review.
Material for Reviews
Tracking of Package Requests
- New Review Requests, waiting for review (Cached for faster access)
- Review requests needing a sponsor
- Packages Currently Under Review (Cached for faster access)
- Packages Reviewed but not Closed
- General Cache for the Package Review Status
Specific guidelines
- RPM macros
- CMake
- Python
- MinGW / MinGW future
- Scriplets/Snippets
- Naming
- Patch upstream status
- Licensing
Package testing
Package updating
- Package Review Guidelines
- Package Review Process
- Package SCM/Git Request
- Package Review SIG
- Tom "Spot" Callaway's Review Cheat Sheet
- Koji how-to
- Bodhi-client how-to
- Fedora Easy Karma (f-e-k)
- Fedora-Review tool
- Create a new rel-eng ticket
- mockchain use cases and examples (April 2012)
Package information pages (and database)
Hacking on Fedora/RedHat/CentOS
- Out 0f office notification
- All the SIGs (Special Interest Groups)
Virtualisation / Cloud Computing
Cloud SIG
Cloud solutions submitted to Fedora
- Marketing material
- Fedora 17 feature: XAPI / Xen tool stack
- Fedora 16 feature: Aeolus
- Eucalyptus (AWS-compatible IaaS)
- Fedora 17 feature: Open vSwitch
- OpenStack
- OpenStack in Fedora
- OpenStack status reports
- Getting started with OpenStack on Fedora 17 / Getting started with OpenStack Nova / Getting started with OpenStack on EPEL
- devstack
- Installing and running OpenStack Horizon Dashboard
- Fedora 18 feature: OpenStack Folsom (next stable release)
- OpenShift Origin
- Fedora 18 feature: OpenShift Origin (OpenShift on top of OpenStack)
- [2012-03-08] OpenStack Test Day
- oVirt packaging
- Fedora 17 feature: OpenNebula
- CloudStack
- Fedora 15 feature: BoxGrinder
- CloudFS / Fedora 16 feature: HekaFS
- Fedora 16 feature: Sheepdog
- Cloud images (mainly for Amazon EC2)
Amazon (EC2)
- (third party) Review helper tool
- Fedora active user Python script (see also the corresponding Git repository)
- Get the tree of dependencies of any given package:
repoquery --requires --recursive --output=ascii-tree pkgname
Brainstorming Section about Packaging
Using Git Work-flow for Packaging
- Building Debian packages with a Git workflow using "git-buildpackage":
- Keeping patches as commits on a "patch-queue" branch:
- Another tool for managing Debian packages with Git, "git-dpm":
- Recent discussions on Git packaging workflows in Debian:
- TopGit, a patch-queue manager:
- Recent discussions in Fedora about that subject:
- Proposal to add version control key within the specification file


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Sponsored by Tennis (men)
The Luther men's tennis team closed out a busy weekend with a match-up against Kalamazoo College in Kalamazoo, Michigan on Sunday, March 3. This time the Norse took an early lead in doubles, but the Hornets rallied back and picked up a narrow 5-4 victory.
After Kalamazoo closed out an (8-5) win from Robert Hudson and Max Manley over Luther's Sean Brown and Samuel Cychosz at No. 3 doubles, the Norse responded with an (8-3) victory by Nick Mozena and James Ayer over Alan Faber and David DeSimone at No. 2 to knot the score at 1-1. Ramesh Karki and Quinn Foley were in another tight battle at No. 1, finally earning a service break in the last game to pick up a (9-7) win over Peter Rothstein and Steve Hanselman, giving the Norse a slim 2-1 edge heading into the singles matches.
With just four courts, the top four singles matches headed out to play with each team winning a pair of first sets. Matt Bellio dropped his opening set to Mike Korn at No. 3 by a 6-2 count, while Ayer rallied back from a double break, 5-2 hole to force a tie-breaker against DeSimone, eventually losing 7-6 (6). Karki was a 6-4 winner against Rothstein while Mozena won 6-3 over Hanselman in the opening sets. He would go on to win the match (6-3, 7-5) to make it a 3-1 lead for Luther. After failing to hold his serve at 5-4 in the second set, Mozena broke right back and then held in the final game for the win. Ayer was unable to sustain his momentum in the second set, losing (7-6 (6), 6-2) to DeSimone. Korn then knotted the match at 3-3 by outlasting Bellio (6-2, 6-4) at No. 3.
The momentum had also shifted at No. 1 where Rothstein won a second set tie-breaker over Karki by a 7-3 score, sending that match into a deciding third set. Torstein Jystad started well for the Norse at No. 5, picking up a 6-3 win in the first set, while Quinn Foley fought back from a 5-2 hole before losing 6-4 in his first set at No. 6. Meanwhile, Karki earned an early break to go up 3-0 at No. 1. He had a difficult service game at 3-1, but held and went on to win (6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-3), giving Luther a 4-3 lead. Hudson rallied back with a 6-2 win over Jystad at No. 5 to force a third set while Foley battled Manley into a second set tie-breaker before falling (6-4, 7-6 (5)), tying the match yet again at 4-4. Jystad trailed 4-0 in the third set after some close early games, but broke back to cut the margin to 4-1 and then broke back again to make it 5-2 after his serve had been broken. Jystad finally held his serve to make it a 5-3 score and Hudson got broke for the third straight time to close the gap to 5-4. In a set riddled with service breaks, Hudson outlasted Jystad (3-6, 6-2, 6-4) to clinch the match for the Hornets.
Luther is now 2-5 overall this season. The Norse are back on the courts against St. Olaf on Saturday, March 16 at Rochester Tennis Connection in Rochester, Minn.
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In a surprising twist to their public war of words, Roger Clemens and his former trainer, Brian McNamee, spoke by telephone Friday night, Newsday has learned. It was their first contact since the Mitchell Report was released Dec. 13, and a person close to the situation described the hourlong conversation between the longtime friends as "emotional."Coming on the heels of both men being requested to testify before a congressional committee in 10 days, does this phone call seem odd? The claims of both men are diametrically opposed to one another -- what could they have talked about for an hour?
It is unclear whether Clemens or McNamee initiated the call, and attempts to reach representatives for both of them Saturday night were unsuccessful.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 24th Sep 2012 17:19 UTC
"A leaked document from the CleanIT project shows just how far internal discussions in that initiative have drifted away from its publicly stated aims, as well as the most fundamental legal rules that underpin European democracy and the rule of law. The European Commission-funded CleanIT project claims that it wants to fight terrorism through voluntary self-regulatory measures that defends the rule of law. The initial meetings of the initiative, with their directionless and ill-informed discussions about doing 'something' to solve unidentified online 'terrorist' problems were mainly attended by filtering companies, who saw an interesting business opportunity. Their work has paid off, with numerous proposals for filtering by companies and governments, proposals for liability in case sufficiently intrusive filtering is not used, and calls for increased funding by governments of new filtering technologies." I'll just leave a link here to one of the most popular OSNews articles of all time.
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Joep van Lieshout
Joep Van Lieshout was born in 1963 in Ravenstein, Netherlands. He studied at the Academy of Modern Art, Rotterdam; Ateliers '63 in Haarlem and Villa Arson in Nice. in 1995 he founded AVL (Atelier Van Lieshout) in Rotterdam that works in the field of design, architecture, and contemporary art. AVL got worldwide known for their installations of self-sufficiency-mobile homes. In 2001 AVL founded 'AVL ville', a 'free state' in Rotterdam's port, which offers housing to people who work in the studio. After a year, when they've shown that they're 'serious', they can also build a house according to their own design (materials paid by AVL). They will have to build the structure themselves and don't have to pay rent. The work of atelier Van Lieshout is part of the collection of Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, Centraal Museum, Utrecht Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven Centre of Contemporary Art, Castello di Rivoli, Turin, Fnac, Paris, M.A.C., Marseille, Moma, New York Prada Foundation, Milan, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds.
Job: Artist, Designer
Website: http://www.ateliervanlieshout.com/


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It is common knowledge to some showbiz insiders and followers that Pretty Boy PB had a brief relationship with Pretty Girl PG when he was just an upstart in the industry. It was on the set of PG's soap that also starred PB that their relationship bloomed.
However, both denied having something special other than friendship. But such declarations belied the frequent sightings of them together -- on dinner dates, movies, out-of-town trips and the like. Although brief, their relationship had somehow brought realizations, especially for PB. It was alleged that it was he who decided to call it quits with PG. Why? This the story:
In one of the network events, both PB and PG were being made-up in the same dressing room. As such, there would always be continuous banter and chat to keep themselves awake and energized for their assigned performances. PB and PG's topic at that time was about their respective careers, and their commitment to really succeed and make it big in the industry. It was at this point when PG was overheard telling/ and or advising PB on how to take the shorter route to get there.
PG: If I were you, I will initiate to have a fling with a gay executive so that you will always have good projects and be given special treatment and perks. You know, it's about being smart.
PB was floored, he didn't expect something so vulgar to come from PG . To him, it was so crass knowing that they were in a relationship together. It dawned on him that prolonging his affair with her would be counter-productive. He believed he would not grow with a woman who instead of being beautifully inspired, he would end up badly influenced.
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By Daisy Whitney
So you're thinking about flowers. Or maybe a necklace. Even a day at the spa.
Those are all great ideas for Mother's Day gifts. But maybe this year, it's time for something totally different. More personal.
Like a personal history.
Increasingly, people are choosing to write their lives down, to tell the stories of themselves for loved ones in the form of a personal history. Memoirs and life stories are growing more valued in society. We want to know of a great uncle's escape from Germany during the Second World War or of our mom's efforts to fight for civil rights in the 1960s. At the same time, interest is rising in genealogical research, made possible through the Internet.
Even if her specialty was more simple, like baking a delicious pie or just being a great mom, she's still probably got a story worth telling.
You see, Ilil Arbel believes that everyone has a story.
That's why she's a personal historian, writing a column for the New York Jewish Herald and working with individuals to help them tell their life stories to both pass along to the next generation and to share with family and friends today.
"People sit down and tell me their stories, or they tell about relatives or friends, and then I write it in the column," she says. "If I am lucky, I get also some marvelous old pictures….As for the market for these services, it is really a growing one and there is a strong interest in it," Arbel says.
Here are some other tools that you can use to research mom's ancestry or to begin to compose a personal history for her, someone else or yourself.
Software and Online Tools
Lifescope's Living Time is a software program for recording and charting memorable moments and events of a person's life. " Users create a personalized timeline, complete with journal entries, photographs and small videos. In addition, users can import thousands of world events to help document the personalized memory," says Susan Kohl, spokesperson for the company.
The Internet has made genealogy more than just a popular pastime. The World Wide Web has lived up to its name and truly made it possible for families to connect and for individuals to seek information on their heritage and roots. Myfamily.com, for instance, is a network of online resources that includes tools to learn more about your own roots and to stay in touch with loved ones and to share personal history and family stories online. The sister sites include ancestry.com, genealogy.com, and rootsweb.com.
Software programs like Family Treemaker can do the same with tools to find ancestors, record their findings and create family trees. It's integrated with ancestry.com, a site that counts 750,000 subscribers and 6 billion records and includes: U.S. Federal Census images and indexes from 1790-1930, Social Security Death indexes as well as birth, death and marriage records, and U.S. Immigration Records with five centuries of immigration history for 100 different nationalities
Other software services can help in this quest, such as Passage Express that allows family history buffs to compile their findings into a multimedia presentation to share with family and friends.
Another way families are keeping in touch is through blogs. "Even though they are considered by many to be the province of political pundits and/or bored teenagers, blogs are really just another online tool," says Trudy Schuett, of Yuma, Ariz., who keeps such a blog. "They are easy to use and can be set up and published by anyone who has used word processing software, such as MSWord, and is comfortable using the Internet…A blog of this kind can be very helpful for families separated by geography, and give everyone a chance to participate without needing to be in the same place, at the same time. Family members with stories to contribute may do so, on their schedule."
You can also create an autobiography or write mom's biography with a web tool, such as www.lifebio.com. The site's Founder and President Beth Sanders shared these tips on creating a life history.
Here are some components of a complete life history, she says:
Now you've got the tools and know where to turn. So go forth and tell your life story.
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The Luther College men's tennis team got back on track with a 7-2 win over St. John's University (MN) in Orlando, Fla. A huge win at No. 1 doubles changed the momentum of the match and gave the Norse momentum on the way to the team victory.
Nick Mozena and James Ayer put up the first point of the day with a dominating showing at No. 2 doubles, beating Willie Paul and Zach Shriwise by an (8-1) score. The other two doubles matches went down to the wire with each team winning one to give the Norse a slim 2-1 edge heading into singles. Sean Brown and Samuel Cychosz lost (8-6) to Jack Hansen and Andrew Nagel at No. 3 to even the score at 1-1. Ramesh Karki and Quinn Foley fell behind 7-3 at No. 1 doubles, but mounted a dramatic comeback to force a deciding tie-breaker. Down a match point in the tie-breaker, they responded by winning the final three points of the match to win (9-8 (6)) against Fabricio Moncada and Connor Rust.
Ayer continued his superb play, defeating Hansen (6-3, 6-1) at No. 4 to make it a 3-1 meet in favor of Luther. Straight set wins from Mozena and Matt Bellio clinched the match for the Norse. Mozena held off Joe Laue (6-2, 7-5) at No. 2 while Bellio beat Rust (6-4, 6-4) at No. 3. Foley was also a winner in two sets, edging Paul (6-3, 7-6 (1)) at No. 6. Torstein Jystad was able to pick up the seventh point of the day for Luther by grinding out a (7-6 (2), 4-6, (10-8)) win against Shriwise at No. 5. In a battle of regionally ranked players, Karki's comeback effort came up just short in a (6-1, 6-7 (1), (10-4)) loss to Moncada at No. 1.
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TRAINING: A typical day of training starts with a power workout in the morning, then 1 MMA pass and 1 wrestling, grappling or striking pass.
When and why did you start training for fighting? As a kid, I wrestled a lot in Sweden and Iran and I also became the Swedish champion. After a couple of years in the wrestling mix, I wanted a new challenge and I had some friends fighting in MMA so I said I would give it a try. Two months later I made my pro debut in Finland and I loved it. The crowd went crazy and I enjoyed it so much that I told Manos (my long-time manager) that I wanted a fight immediately again and he booked me shortly after on a show in Sweden when I actually fought for free! This is how everything started and now I am in the UFC and it really is a dream come true. I have been talking about this for a long time and there are only a couple of days left until I make my debut!
What ranks and titles have you held? Swedish freestyle wrestling champion, Swedish Greco-Roman wrestling champion, Superior Challenge title holder, X-Fight FC title holder
Do you have any heroes? God is my hero
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It means the world to me. This is what I have been dreaming for since the first day.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I have a sport teaching degree.
What was your job before you started fighting? Security
Favorite grappling technique: guillotine
Favorite Striking technique: elbows
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1654 … James Hurtley was born in Kirkby Malhamdale, North Yorkshire. He was my 6x great grandfather
1772 … Ann Wigglesworth was born in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. She was the great grandmother of the husband of my 3rd cousin 2x removed
1896 … Alice Maud Hardcastle was born in Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire. She was the sister in law of my 4th cousin 1x removed
2008 … my dad Graham Dawson died in Leeds, West Yorkshire


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"Easy Comfort Food"
Simple, easy, home-style cuisine that you'd find in just about any Mexican home, recreated for the American kitchen. This meal was Pati's favorite "everyday" meal growing up in Mexico, and one she regularly makes for her own family today. She's proud to share the steps so that you can enjoy it, too! Dressed-up Chicken Milanesa; Chayote Squash and Pickled Onion Salad; Chunky Chipotle Mashed Potatoes. D
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Under the State Government's Target One Million policy to get more people fishing more often, Fisheries Victoria have developed a barramundi fishery at Hazelwood Pondage.
Hazelwood Pondage, near Morwell is small man-made water. The Pondage has been stocked with Barramundi and is currently closed to recreational fishing. The Hazelwood barramundi fishery will open on December 9, 2016.
The excitement of catching barramundi in Victoria and their excellent growth rates has created unprecedented demand to fish this water. The Pondage has one boat ramp and limited car parking facilities and is also very popular with other recreational boat users. To manage water user conflict, avoid boat ramp and car parking congestion and ensure an enjoyable fishing experience, boat based fishing participation will be managed through a balloting process. Boat numbers on the Pondage will be capped at 25 per day. There are no plans to limit land based fishing participation.
The ballot will cover single day fishing events during the period 9 December 2016 to 31 March 2017. Boat fishing will not be permitted on days when sailing boat regattas have been scheduled. Available fishing events can be selected at the time of registration.
If you wish to fish in Hazelwood Pondage using a boat (powered or unpowered), you are encouraged to first register to go into the ballot. The ballot will be opened from 30 November 2016 and close on 14 December 2016. Once registered, you will be sent by email a confirmation that you are in the ballot.
Successful and unsuccessful applicants for stage 1 of the ballot (9 - 31 December 2016) will be notified by email on Monday 5th December 2016.
Successful and unsuccessful applicants for stage 2 of the ballot (1 January - 31 March 2017) will be notified by email after Wednesday 14th December 2016.
Successful fishers will be sent a fishing permit with permit conditions.
To register your interest in fishing at Hazelwood Pondage using a boat, please click on the link to select your preferred fishing day or days and complete the registration form.
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"No one should have to purchase a product that they're unable to install because of the DRM. There might be other reasons, like the compatibility isn't correct, or whatever. But people who purchase a game should have just as easy a time as those who pirate the game, otherwise it's a negative incentive to buy a legal copy. And I just can't see why people are using DRM still. If you take something like Sony's DRM, SecuROM -- it's a waste of money," says Paradox CEO Fred Wester. "It will keep you protected for three days, it will create a lot of technical support, and it will not increase sales. And I know this for a fact, because we tried it eight years ago, and it never worked for us. Two major reasons: it costs money and it makes you lose money, and the other is that it's so inconvenient to customers."
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Here we are at the end of 2013 and the time has come for Reverb to wrap up the year with some of our favorite music. To start things off we give you our picks of the best songs of 2013.
Instead of one master list of songs, we decided to give you some variety — we've compiled lists from various Reverb voices who focus on indie-rock, bluegrass, hip-hop, pop music and more. Here you'll see everyone from Miley Cyrus to Disclosure to Arcade Fire, the National, FIDLAR and more.
If you'd like to chime in with your own favorites, we'll happily debate our lists with you in the comment section below. Look out for our lists of best concert photos, best artists and more before the year is over.Matt Miller, Reverb managing editor
1. "White Noise," Disclosure
2. "We Can't Stop," Miley Cyrus
3. "I Should Live in Salt," the National
4. "No Waves," FIDLAR
5. "Afterlife," Arcade Fire
6. "Retrograde," James Blake
7. "New Slaves," Kanye West
8. Strawberry Bubblegum," Justin Timberlake
9. "The Mother We Share," CHVRCHES
10. "Hold On We're Going Home," Drake
1. "Hannah Hunt," Vampire Weekend
2. "White Noise," Disclosure feat. AlunaGeorge
3. "It's Never Over (Hey Orpheus)," Arcade Fire
4. "Instant Crush," Daft Punk
5. "Days Are Gone," Haim
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On Tuesday, March 12, Phelps County Commissioners and County Road Superintendent Walter Snelson will take a road trip around the county to look at certain bridges that could possibly be replaced with Bridge Replacement Off-System (BRO) funds.
Late last year, all counties in the state were asked to obligate all of the their BRO funds.
With Phelps County receiving a fiscal year 2013 allocation of $115,819.45, the county's balance totaled $285,854.74 as of Nov. 27, 2012. The county's soft match funds totaled $18,143.38.
A soft match is a credit earned by counties that replaces their deficient bridges with local funding.
This soft match can be used in lieu of the 20 percent local match on bridge projects.
BRO funds are currently appropriated by the state based on deficient bridges in each county and can be used for engineering and construction of eligible bridges.
However, counties are being asked to obligate all of their funds because there is a concern that the federal government will take them away if not used.
Additionally, some versions of a new federal long-term transportation bill do not include BRO funds. Other bills include wording that allows each state to spend the funds any way it wants, meaning the funds may not have to be distributed to counties.
In December, the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) provided the commission with a list of 17 crossings in the county that qualify and that the county can spend their BRO funds on.
At Thursday's commission meeting, the commissioners reviewed the list.
Three of the bridges are inside Rolla and Newburg city limits, so the commissioners agreed not to consider those.
Also because some of the bridges are eligible for full funding to replace them while others are eligible only for partial funding, District One Commissioner Larry Stratman suggested only looking at bridge projects eligible for full funding and bridges with low sufficiency ratings. That leaves the following bridges:
One of the lowest-rated bridges is on County Road 7460 over the Little Piney Creek, known as the Vida Bridge, which has a sufficiency rating of 20.3 percent. Another low-rated bridge is on County Road 5120 over the Little Dry Fork, which has a rating of 28.7 percent.
A bridge on County Road 6410 over Spring Creek has a sufficiency rating of 33.1 percent and a bridge on County Road 1420 over Bowen Creek has a sufficiency rating of 40.1 percent.
Other bridges on the list eligible for full funding to replace them are a crossing on County Road 8410 over Spring Creek (43.7 percent sufficiency rating), a crossing on County Road 1290 over Lanes Fork (47 percent sufficiency rating) and a crossing on County Road 2110 over a branch of Spring Creek (46.7 percent sufficiency rating).
While the Grotto Bridge over the Little Piney Creek on County Road 7530 has the lowest sufficiency rating (18.5 percent) of the 17 bridges on the list, the county vacated that bridge in January.
District Two Commissioner Gary Hicks said traffic counts should be considered, too.
After the commissioners select a bridge, they must then start a programming agreement with MoDOT before or during a solicitation for engineering firms to design the project.
In other business
Also at Thursday's commission meeting, Phelps County Public Administrator Kathy Oliver shared with commissioners a request from the state attorney general's office, asking her office to accept a case and become the guardian of a client, who is originally from St. James. The individual had been housed in Fulton and currently is housed in Farmington.
The case will be assigned to Associate Circuit Judge Ron White, who will make a decision, but Oliver said a letter will be sent to the attorney general's office, declining to accept guardianship of the individual.
Presiding Commissioner Randy Verkamp suggested language that would state that accepting the case would be an "unnecessary burden on the taxpayers" be included in the letter to the attorney general's office.
Oliver noted that she must travel across the state to visit clients assigned to her because the public administrators or judges in those counties will not take on any more cases.
In 2007, Oliver said she was serving 108 clients but currently, she has about 160 clients and of those 160, there are 42 clients who live outside of Phelps County.
The commission received a letter from Ken Salazar, U.S. Secretary of the Interior, regarding the sequestration order issued by President Barack Obama that canceled approximately $85 billion in budgetary resources across the federal government that took effect March 1 and how it will impact payments made in June for the Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) program.
Based on the president's report to Congress, there will be a 5.1 percent reduction in the PILT program reducing 2013 payments to counties by this amount.
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SHIRLEY -- Chief Administrative Officer David Berry has until Friday afternoon to resign before selectmen begin the process of firing him, after the board voted 2-1 Monday to ask him to step down.
The majority on the board -- Selectmen Kendra Dumont and David Swain -- said Berry has not fulfilled the duties of his contract.
Berry, whose contract remains in effect until the end of this calendar year, declined comment Tuesday except to say that although he has made no final decision, he never anticipated he would resign from the position.
"It was definitely a shock to me when it came up," he said. "I think it was a quick thing to do, and I'm not sure if it was really thought through all the way, so I'd like to talk to the board more as a group before I say much more."
He said he was hoping to hold off on making his decision about resigning until after he spoke with selectmen. He said he is close to retirement age and, given the circumstances, he wasn't sure his contract with the town would be extended beyond Dec. 31.
Dumont, who did not vote for Berry when he was brought on board to manage the town, said she does not think he brought to the table what he promised during his interviews.
"When we hired Mr. Berry, we were promised we would cover his salary with the grants he would bring into the town, and he hasn't brought in a single grant to date," she said.
Dumont said that with mounting cuts in state aid, the town needs to get creative with funding mechanisms.
"With the Chapter 90 cuts from the governor, we need to pay the employees who are most productive," she said.
Swain, who made the motion to seek Berry's resignation, said the board has to come up with more than $100,000 to cut from the current operating budget, and can't support paying a salary for someone who is not contributing what he promised to the town.
"I'm not looking to lay off one person who is contributing to the town," he said, adding that he and Dumont "expressed reservations about what he has done and what he is doing now."
"We asked him to do certain things, and he never did," Swain added.
One of those things, Swain said, was to form a grant committee to help find and apply for grants that would be beneficial to the town. The committee has never been formed, and Berry has applied for only one grant in his time in the town, which the town did not receive.
Swain said Berry's position calls for him to run the day-to-day operations of the town, and he has failed to do that.
"He refuses to deal with human-resources issues," Swain said. "He defers them to us, but it's his job to deal with them."
Berry has a just-cause clause in his contract that the town could execute if Berry was not measuring up to his end of the contract.
Swain said that because Berry has not been an effective manager, he believes the selectmen have enough reason to execute the clause and begin the process of letting Berry go.
If that happens, Swain said, a hearing must first be held in which Berry can lay out his case and the reasons he believes he should stay, and selectmen can lay out their own concerns.
It will be up to Berry to decide if he wants the hearing done in closed or open session.
Selectmen are scheduled to meet Monday night and will likely discuss the next course of action.
Selectmen Chairman Andy Deveau, who cast the lone vote against the motion, did not return calls seeking comment Tuesday.
At Monday's meeting, Deveau said the move to oust Berry is a mistake and the town could face litigation. Deveau said he didn't know it was coming.
"I was blindsided," he said.
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It seems everyone is talking about climate change these days — but who can you trust?
Boulder's University Corporation for Atmospheric Research believes it has the answer. More than 160 of them, at this point.
UCAR, which manages the National Center for Atmospheric Research under sponsorship by the National Science Foundation, has launched what is calls ClimateVoices.org, a database of experts from around the country who will be available to speak to groups about one of the hottest topics affecting the planet today.
"What we're trying to do with Climate Voices is to give context-setting presentations about the science when they meet with public groups," said Cindy Schmidt, UCAR adviser for climate outreach.
"But then the very important thing for them to do is to begin conversations with the public about climate science, about climate change, about the possible effects of climate change, what they might be seeing in their own region of the country, and, as citizens, what they might want to do about this in their community."
'Yes, climate change is happening'
Events at the national and even the global level are coming together to supercharge the climate change discussion.
The Working Group III report on the ongoing Fifth Assessment of the International Panel on Climate Change, which will address the mitigation of climate change, is due to be released early Sunday in Berlin.
That comes right on the heels of the Working Group II report of the IPCC, which came late last month and included contributions from several Boulder scientists.
In addition to that, the National Climate Change Assessment, with a focus on climate change in the United States, instead of the global perspective of the IPCC reports, will be coming from the U.S. Global Change Research Program late this month or early in May.
"We know that 2014 is a year of opportunity and progress when it comes to climate change," Kathy Calvin, president and CEO of the U.N. Foundation, said in a news release. "By bringing expert voices to the forefront, Climate Voices will ensure that science is at the heart of the worldwide discussion this year about what can and should be done to confront this issue."
"This shouldn't be a debate about whether climate change is happening," Schmidt said. "We are starting from the scientific results, saying, 'Yes, climate change is happening and human beings have something to do with it.'"
The idea of developing a resource base for people who can help lead community-level discussions came from Tim Wirth, the former U.S. senator from Colorado who sits on the board of the United Nations Foundation, and brought the proposal to UCAR.
'The people who have the facts'
Through both recruiting scientists from all 50 states through the UCAR consortium of more than 100 colleges and universities, and by encouraging those in the scientific community to sign up, a database of more than 160 experts can now be accessed at climatevoices.org.
"Members of the public can go there and contact them and ask them to come to their particular groups," Schmidt said. "We're talking about libraries, chambers of commerce, service organizations, faith-based institutions, all sorts of organizations can reach out and use this resource; even if there is a group of neighbors, they could get together in their living rooms and invite one of the scientists to to come talk them."
All visitors to Climate Voices need to do is go the site, enter a city and state or ZIP code, after which they will be greeted by a list of participating scientists in their area, and a tab offering means by which an invitation to that speaker can be issued.
Schmidt emphasized that although climate change is often a politically charged topic, what UCAR is presenting is not an advocacy program.
"That's why we're asking scientists to do this, because they are the people who have the facts about the climate science, and they can relay those facts to their own neighbors and fellow citizens," Schmidt said.
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#1 Oct 7, 2010
Proposition 19 would change California Law to Legalize Marijuana and Allow It to Be Regulated and Taxed:
- Allows people 21 years old or older to possess, cultivate, or transport marijuana for personal use.
- Permits local governments to regulate and tax commercial production and sale of marijuana to people 21 years old or older.
- Prohibits people from possessing marijuana on school grounds, using it in public, smoking it while minors are present, or providing it to anyone under 21 years old.
- Maintains current prohibitions against driving while impaired.
How will you vote on November 2?
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#4 Oct 7, 2010
I long ago stopped using marijuana, so I am only commenting as a disinterested observer at this point,but there are I think two things worth considering.
1.) Pot's presently against the law, so anyone using it is breaking the law. So if millions of Americans are out breaking that law, might they not be easily led to breaking other laws? I do not favor having such a lax attitude for the law.
Many people think laws are stupid and they break them. Slippery slope.
2.) If we decriminalize marijuana, that might lead to less criminal activity. It might not, but it might.
For twelve years, alcohol was illegal in the United States, and this gave rise to a gangster class we now call The Mafia. It also lead to a more accepting attitude among previously law-abiding citizens toward criminal activities like drug dealing, hiring imigrants without papers, fraudulent lending, tax evasion, the whole enchilada. Many Americans engage in some form of criminal activity, and I am not convinced that changing the rules governing pot will change our attitude at this late date.
Significant opponents of pot law reform include the folks who make beer and liquor.
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#8 Oct 7, 2010
Historically, prohibition against anything has been ineffective.
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#10 Oct 7, 2010
Legalize it, don't criticize it.
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#11 Oct 7, 2010
Yes, let's legalize it. After all, it is no more dangerous than cigarettes and cigars. If you really think that, I challenge you to a trial. I'll get in my car and you in yours, we'll both chain-smoke as we drive the Freeways fom LAX to Fraser Park. See which one makes it??? Har-Har!
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#12 Oct 7, 2010
The problem, if Prop. 19 passes (and I am one of the "YES" votes!), will be that EVERY city and county in the state will have to make a decision as to whether marijuana can be sold or cultivated or possessed, within their local jurisdiction! That means ALL 58 Counties, PLUS ALL 481 incorporated cities in CA, will have to decide if marijuana is "legal" at a SPECIFIC local level. Some cities will still say no to it, for the revenue that citing people for possessing it, or growing it "illegally" will bring.
It will be interesting to see WHERE in CA, marijuana will be "legal" 1 year after Election Day!
#13 Oct 7, 2010
I am voting no. Have just a couple of basic questions? Who will be going to their homes to measure the regulated grow? Department of Agriculture? How are these users really going to keep the weed away from their kids and their friends? What breathalyzer test are we going to use when some one is under the influence and driving?
#14 Oct 7, 2010
Glendora garbage.
#15 Oct 7, 2010
And illegal immigration is also illegal. Where does that get us? We have a HUGE population of illegal aliens, and the feds, whose law prohibits them does nothing to stop them.
#17 Oct 7, 2010
Still more garbage.
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#18 Oct 7, 2010
smoke dope i'll put you in jail.
#19 Oct 7, 2010
Cheech and Chong.
#20 Oct 7, 2010
Sorry Juan. And here I thought you were a Half-wit. My apologies.
#21 Oct 7, 2010
Pot will be legalized because some big industries see the profits that they can make. The alcoholic beverage industry is unhappy and so is the incarceration industry. It is just a question of time and business mergers until enough corporations see themselves in the position to reign in some of the windfall. Latest then pot will be made legal in the nation by federal.
#22 Oct 7, 2010
Oh, My. What a good citizen. George, you might want to stay out of my way. I was given a ticket for going 75 MPH on the freeway just out of Sacto. No telling what a Scofflaw like me might do next.
#23 Oct 7, 2010
Floundering in it's own ink.
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#24 Oct 7, 2010
Not after the people you work for have their say on the ballots. Remember your oath.
#25 Oct 7, 2010
Fewer than half of Americans oppose legalized same-sex marriage, according to a new poll on the issue released Wednesday, with significant shifts in public opinion on the issue just since last yearin 2009.
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Dates: Last weekend of October 2012 (The 27th & 28th)
Accommodations: Jai's house and Keith's House
Jai can have 3-5 people for the weekend.
Keith can have 3 people for the weekend
Jai's house will allow smoking out side of the house
Keiths house is a no smoking location
Hotel: Holiday Inn Concord NH
Airports: you should be flying into Manchester Airport if by air. Jai is about 20 minutes with traffic from here. Those of you that are arriving earlier than 430pm will be given an access code to Jai's house so you can met up and have a place to un-wind.
Matt and Keith are local to Manchester Airport as well.
Saturday (morning-day): Playing at OSG paintball in Barnstead NH (http://www.osgpaintball.com) This is a non-BYOP day. The little kiddies out there running around wiping wont be there. We will have a good day of pumps and relaxing on the field.
Saturday (night): Party at Jai's house in Pembroke NH (318 Pembroke Street) There will be a fire, food, adult beverages, cigars, and general debauchery.
Food for Party: Jai will be collecting money for the choices of grub. Basic foods can be dogs and burgers. There is a butcher shop down the street which has an amazing selection of cuts. There turkey and steak tips are the best around.
We also have access to an out door cooker for lobsters, steamers, and corn on the cob.
This will all be up to you what we all want,.. Jai will get everything together and figure out the totals. We will divide the cost between everyone attending and thats what we all will pay per person.
Having a plate of steak tips, corn on the cob, and/or a fish plate would be a damn nice way to start the evening. Jai would like to keep the menu simple yet tasty, so if everyone wants to have steak and lobster,.. thats pretty simple! We all travel to see each other,... lets have a good meal while doing it.
So food choices are:
Steak Tips (guest decides how many pounds)
Turkey Tips (guest decides how many pounds)
Lobster (guest decides how many pounds)
Steamers (guest decides how many pounds)
Corn on the cob (guest decides how many)
Hot dogs (guest decides how many pounds)
Burgers (guest decides how many pounds)
Cost :Jai will get the food in advance and figure out the totals. You can pay for the meal when you arrive Saturday night.
Sunday (morning): Paintball at BOLP in Lee NH.
This was our satruday event last year. We should have a good time here playing some speed ball and grudge matches. Sterling mentioned 2vs2 or mini tourney games,..... this would be a great way to pit guys against one another and get some nice photos before we all head home.


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Crisco's sons, who work for the company, told Lawson about their dad's death.
It wasn't immediately clear what will happen in the Democratic primary. Fewer than 400 votes separated Crisco and Aiken, who was leading, after the contest last Tuesday. The spokesman and the executive director of the State Board of Elections did not return messages.
The winner will face Republican incumbent Renee Ellmers in November in the GOP-leaning 2nd Congressional District.
Crisco had been North Carolina's top business recruiter for four years under former Gov. Beverly Perdue, who left office in 2013. Crisco was born to a Republican family on a dairy farm and earned an MBA from Harvard University. He spent a year in President Richard Nixon's Commerce Department and had a career in textile manufacturing.
"Keith came from humble beginnings. No matter how high he rose - to Harvard, to the White House and to the Governor's Cabinet - he never forgot where he came from," Aiken said in a statement. "He was a gentleman, a good and honorable man and an extraordinary public servant. I was honored to know him."


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By Phil Lucas
The third annual LTU Broomball Tournament was an inaugural event of sorts. With the arctic temperatures gripping Southfield, the entire two-week tournament was held at the ice rink in front of the Don Ridler Field House. In previous years, matches were played at the Southfield Ice Arena because of unseasonably warm temperatures.
The championship game on Thursday had temperatures hovering at 0°F and wind chills approaching -20°F. Moves Like Jagr (Brandon Churches, Richard Douglas, Tony Fakhouri, Jeremy Nafus, Michael Paciero, Matthew Polhemus) defeated Eberle Hills 90210 (Austin McKain, Andrew Abbott, Jared Patterson, Adam Czerny, Nate Bellinger, Mike Bandkau) by a final score of 4-3.
"It was so cold," explained Jeremy Nafus, captain of Moves Like Jagr. "After broomballs started to shatter, you could tell just how cold it was."
Dedicated fans gathered around space heaters to watch as both teams fought for the coveted E. George Lawrence Cup. The cup has historical significance and is named after LTU's second president who was a strong advocate of student life and athletics. The names of the championship players are inscribed on the cup, in keeping with the Stanley Cup tradition in professional hockey. The cup is on display at the Ridler Field House.
With Eberle Hills 90210 up, 3-2, Nafus scored two goals in the remaining three minutes of the game to give Moves Like Jagr the Cup, while becoming the first two-time winner in Lawrence Cup history. He was named Tournament MVP.
Nate Bellinger, captain of Eberle Hills 90210, was proud of his team and their performance. They dominated for much of the tournament. He believed that the weather actually added to the experience.
"Playing outdoors was awesome," Bellinger explained. "The wind and snow made the game way better."
Bellinger and Nafus were unanimous in their decision for Defensive Specialist of the Tournament.
"Jared Patterson really did an awesome job all season in net for us, "Bellinger explained. "He really gave us a chance in the final." Patterson brought in a career goals against average (GAA) of less than one. He was exceptional in this year's tournament as well. Nafus explained that Patterson was always great at "attacking before the shot."
Overall, Assistant Athletic Director Don Gillette was proud of all the teams, and he looks forward to more broomball in the future.
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It's digital cable channel 199 at 11 pm and 11:30 pm(at least tonight. Monday) where I'm at.
Just now saw this thread.
I just checked.
It's digital cable channel 199 at 11 pm and 11:30 pm(at least tonight. Monday) where I'm at.
awesome. i just got fios today in NY and i have the qubo channel! time to get the DVR ready!
I sadly do not get Qubo (and my Retro TV Network chose not to air the Filmation stuff).
Anyway, Qubo commercial for He-Man:
Just released EPISODE 60 - Ten Year Anniversary of Masters Cast!
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Not sure if this should go here but.....
I was going through this weeks TV line up to make sure I have everything set to record when I saw that Bright House Cable Company has a channel (at least in the tampa, fl area) called 8 Prime that is showing not only He-man but She-ra, Fat Albert, Bravestarr, Ghostbusters, and the Archies Saturday morning from 8-11am. If you get this channel this will be a treat. I have it set to record already. Hopefully this means a serious return to TV for the Original show YEEEAAAHHHH.
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while i was initially excited to learn that this channel was showing he-man, ghostbusters etc, they seem to only show about 10 episodes for each show. the shows have been airing for about 3 weeks now, but the episodes are constant repeats. pretty stupid.
Not sure how late I am on finding this out, but that's because I've been so busy working the past few months to really watch TV. I was up at 2 am with my son this morning and saw a commercial for the original Masters of the Universe, She-Ra and Bravestarr on QUBO. They've got some block they're referring to as Night Owl (I guess like Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, just not vulgar). I thought that was fantastic, even though I own all 3 series on DVD, it's nice to see it back on tv. QUBO is a digital channel that shows children's cartoons 24 hours a day for those that have never heard of it.
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Yep. I discovered Qubo Night Owl last autumn. I started searching online for the original toys (that I never had as a kid) and found the new MOTU Classics line. I quickly found out that it was too late in the year to sign up for a subscription and everything was "sold out". So, I turned to the online auction sites to start my collection and found He-Man.org along the way.
All because of Qubo.
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i emailed QUBO to ask them about he-man, she-ra, bravestarr and ghostbusters and why they kept airing the same episodes over and over. i figured they didn't have access to the complete library for each show. turns out i was right.
"Thank you for reaching out to Qubo Channel and for being a loyal fan of the network. We value your feedback and our Programming Department will keep it in mind as they continue to build a network that everyone can enjoy. We hope that you and your family continue to watch our quality programming line-up and enjoy all of our shows as much as we do. We have access right now to 26 episodes of each of those series and are working hard to keep Qubo Night Owl fun and fresh for our fans."
while it's cool to have these shows on tv again, it's really lame seeing the same episodes over and over. i don't even bother DVR'ing them anymore.
Hi guys and gals! I am new to the boards. Did a search on the boards about this, didn't see it so i thought i would say it anyway. The original He-man, She-ra, Bravestar, and Filmation Ghostbusters airs every night starting at 11pm on my local qubo station! Its 48.2 in my area. They call it qubo night owl! Enjoy!
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I'm sure there's a thread out there somewhere because I've seen it mentioned here before.
Anyway, regarding the vintage Filmation cartoon, MOTU airs at 11 P.M. - 12 A.M. central here in my area on channel 68-2, 7 days a week. It's nice to a degree though, and by that I mean they repeatedly only show the first 20 episodes constantly. I sent them a message before regarding this, wondering why they show the same 20 episodes when there's 130 unique episodes.
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Here in NC, qubo airs He-Man from 12:00 am- 1:00, She-Ra from 1:00 - 2:00, and Bravestarr from 2:00 to 3:00. I haven't been watching it enough to notice which episodes they show, but I did read somewhere that they only licensed 25 episodes from each series. Don't know how accurate that is though.
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Yes I emailed Qubo quite a while back regarding them showing the same episodes over and over and they said they only got 25 episodes each. Kinda lame...
That really sucks! I wonder if they started accepting more advertising, they'd be able to afford to license the other episodes? The only non-qubo commercial I've ever seen them run is for a sleep magic bed or something.
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Just flipping channels looking for some background noise while reading. and my surprise, here is He-Man.... Channel 491 on FIOS... Qubo's Night owl network, whatever that is. just fyi
Yeah, every Friday/Saturday they have Qubo Night Owl and they show He-Man, She-Ra and Bravestarr. Not bad late night watching while having a late night taco or two. I always find it funny that all of the commericals on Qubo are for shows on Qubo. The occasional Gerber Grow Up Plan commercial is the only like mainstream one.
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I've been watching on there for a while now in queens NYC. My son always looks on channel 19 for Heman but I dvr them since Heman and Shera come on at mindnite. But it's a flimation dream. So glad there are back on the air.
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The comedian, whose popular "Seinfeld" show ended in 1998 after a groundbreaking nine-year run, gave away some details about the project Thursday while appearing on a sports radio talk show, according to CBS New York.
Seinfeld, 59, was talking football on WFAN's Boomer and Carton show, when the hosts asked about the photo that recently hit the Internet of Seinfeld and former co-star Jason Alexander walking into Tom's Diner on Manhattan's Upper West Side (just as they had done so many times on the show).
Seinfeld said they weren't filming a commercial or an episode of Seinfeld's web series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee." Instead, he referred to it as a "secret project."
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OK, that may not be a general rule but it seems to apply to mine! I had my first appointment with the 'rhuemy nurse' today – a.k.a. Rheumatology Nurse Practitioner – a very nice lady who kindly sorted out my next consultant's appointment (he'd forgotten), gave me a letter for my GP asking them to continue prescribing the drug I'm on (hyrdroxychloroquine) because he'd forgotten, and gave me the hospital's own rheumatology support line number because … he'd forgotten.
Well, I suppose the important thing is that he's good at knowing whether people have rheumatoid arthritis or not, and what to do about it – admin is for us lesser mortals.
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South Jeffco's two hookah bars would be effectively shut down under a stringent smoking ban proposed last week by Jefferson County Public Health.
Following results of a survey in which more than 80 percent of unincorporated Jeffco respondents reportedly said they favored tighter smoking restrictions in public places, the health department brought the proposal — which has not been drafted as an ordinance — before the county commissioners.
"Lots of people have moved to Colorado to get clean air," said health department director Dr. Mark Johnson. "And then to be exposed to air that is carcinogenic, we feel is a bit ironic. … This (proposed ban) benefits everybody in the county — at least people who breathe air," he added wryly.
The commissioners did not weigh in significantly on a tighter ban, which would prohibit smoking in workplaces and public parks and would extend the acceptable distance for smoking in front of a building entrance from 15 feet to 25 feet. However, Commissioner Faye Griffin said she generally supported a ban, and Commissioner Don Rosier wanted to know how a ban would be enforced in public spaces.
The health department is targeting hookah bars particularly for their appeal to young people, especially those old enough to smoke but too young to legally drink.
In support of the proposed ban, several Columbine High School students offered testimony. Other students regularly patronize hookah bars, they said. And many teens walk through the south end of Clement Park every morning, where students go to smoke off school grounds.
"Those have become really popular and have become a hangout spot for high school students," said Columbine student Lauren Bezznat. "A lot of them went to the hookah bars, but then they started getting ID'd. … It's just that easy to get around the rules."
The smoking at Clement Park causes concern for some students, who say they inhale secondhand smoke when walking to class. Others say the frequent smokers might inadvertently create a perception that cigarettes are fashionable.
"Student smokers conglomerate, causing all students who walk by to be exposed," said student Tanner Hudson, who recently crated a photo project capturing the preponderance of discarded cigarette butts near the border of Clement Park. "It normalizes the vision and appearance of smoking, which promotes smoking to additional students."
The Sheriff's Office would be responsible for enforcement, but deputies' actively policing park space for infractions would appear unlikely. Though park rangers could uphold the ordinance on Open Space land, Foothills Park & Recreation employees could enforce the ban only by contacting the Sheriff's Office, county officials said.
The ban would also affect home-based businesses that have employees or bring customers into their buildings. However, certain home-based businesses not having customers or additional employees physically on the premises would likely be exempted. A smoking ban already applies to home-based day-care centers.
"We would include home-based businesses … if it's open to the public," said John Coles, chairman of Healthier Unincorporated Jefferson County. Coles noted that results of the recent survey are reflective of a more health-conscious society.
The survey included about 1,000 replies from South Jeffco residents.
"We were pleasantly surprised it was that high. It reflects a change in values of the people in the county … and healthy outdoor living," Coles said of the National Research Center survey. "People are just saying it's not enjoyable, and it's threatening to their health and well-being if they're in an outside seating area."
Phone messages seeking comment from the 40 Thieves Hookah Lounge in South Jeffco were not returned.
"(Hookah lounges) were basically were nonexistent until the state law went into effect," public health employee Donna Viverette said. "They tend to be attractive to young adults and youth. … Just 15 minutes of smoking tobacco in a hookah pipe is about the same as chain-smoking five cigarettes."
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SCRANTON (AP) — A police chief charged with having a three-year sexual relationship with a teenage girl faced his accuser Monday for the first time in court.
The accuser, now 23, testified at length about sexual encounters she said she had with 48-year-old Larry Semenza, who is suspended from his job as chief of the Old Forge police department in northeastern Pennsylvania. Semenza was arrested last May, shortly after the accuser came forward, on charges that include aggravated indecent assault and unlawful contact with a minor.
An arrest affidavit says that Semenza, then a police sergeant and fire captain, met the teen when she became a junior firefighter. Semenza trained her and became a mentor and soon was taking her out for coffee and buying her expensive fire equipment, including a helmet that cost hundreds of dollars, court documents say.
"We were always together, like as if we were dating," the woman testified at a pre-trial hearing Monday. "I didn't feel that I needed to tell anybody. I didn't feel it was wrong."
The relationship eventually turned sexual, she said.
The woman avoided eye contact with Semenza and showed little emotion as she testified. Semenza did not take the stand.
Lackawanna County Judge Vito P. Geroulo refused a defense bid to dismiss all charges, Scranton's The Times-Tribune reported (http://bit.ly/VrTbYa). No trial date has been set.
Also facing charges in the case are police Capt. Jamie Krenitsky and former volunteer firefighter Walt Chiavacci.
Both police officers deny the accusations, contending the accuser is motivated by money. The accuser has filed a federal lawsuit against Semenza, Krenitsky, Chiavacci, the borough and the police and fire departments.
Court documents reveal a transcript of a phone conversation between Krenitsky and Semenza, recorded by investigators after the accuser came forward, in which the chief denied a sexual relationship.
"What relationship?" the chief asked, according to the transcript. "I didn't do a ... thing with her, nothing. Never! Never laid a hand on her."
But Deputy District Attorney Jennifer McCambridge said Monday the accuser "has been consistent and credible from day one."
In other testimony Monday, state police Cpl. Benjamin Clark said Chiavacci admitted to investigators he told Semenza he had a sexual encounter with the accuser. Police say Chiavacci, who has pleaded not guilty, is cooperating with them.
The Associated Press typically doesn't identify people who say they are the victims of sexual assault.
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I think she is also lonely, and once I catch her she will sit with me and let me love on her, purring away. I'm going to adopt her out in the next few weeks hopefully. She needs a peaceful home where she can get more attention.
I have to keep her in a room so Spunky won't harass her. He's just playing, but he doesn't want to understand that not everyone plays like he does.
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Gooey Chocolate-Caramel Fantasy [6]
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Ozark Blackberry Cobbler (next slide)
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Black Walnut-Crusted Catfish With Maple Butter Sauce [11]
Three-Rice Pilaf [12]
Ozark Blackberry Cobbler [15]
Ozark cooks fill this cobbler with any kind of fruit they have on hand. This version sandwiches juicy berries between the streusel top and pastry.
Menu #3: Prime rib dinner [19]
The dry rib rub is a family recipe from Linda Fridley, who uses the rub to season meats served at the South Dakota governor's residence. Beef rib roast makes an elegant option, but the spice rub complements pork or chicken, too. Triple Lemon Pie gives your menu a punch of fresh citrus flavor.
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Easy Roasted Red Potatoes
Triple Lemon Pie (next slide)
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Oven-Roasted Prime Rib with Dry Rib Rub [20]
Triple Lemon Pie [24]
Ankeny, Iowa, cooking instructor Deb Cazavilan suggests letting pie ingredients warm to room temperature (about 20 minutes) for better mixing. She also says to use pure vanilla in this recipe--it's worth it. Grate unpeeled lemon lightly, avoiding the bitter white membrane.
Triple Lemon Pie [25]
Menu #4: Salad pizza meal [28]
Start with an unusual salad pizza, and add a traditional shortcake for dessert. For the main dish, we used purchased puff pastry to form a crust that's finished with meat, veggies, cheese and sorrel greens or spinach. Throw it all in the oven just long enough to melt the cheese and wilt the greens.
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Singular Strawberry Shortcakes (next slide)
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Singular Strawberry Shortcakes [32]
This Midwest Living® Test Kitchen recipe for individual-size shortcakes provides a perfect showcase for spring or summer fruit.
Menu #5: Tastes of Traverse meal [36]
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Your menu:
Morel Mushroom Cream Sauce with Pasta
Purchased bread
Mixed greens with Cherry Vinaigrette (next slide)
Chocolate Dried-Cherry Cheesecake (slide 11)
Tip: You can use either dried or fresh morel mushrooms in the pasta recipe. To clean fresh morels, place mushrooms in a pan or bowl. Cover with water; add a dash of salt. Soak for 10 to 15 minutes. Drain, rinse and repeat two more times.
Cherry Vinaigrette [40]
Chefs at North Peak Brewing Company in Traverse City, Michigan, make this tangy, thick, cherry-color dressing for tossed salads. We like it over fresh fruit, too.
Cherry Vinaigrette [41]
Chocolate Dried-Cherry Cheesecake [44]
Chocolate-Dried Cherry Cheesecake--thick, rich, with a touch of coffee and speckled with dried cherries--comes from the dessert menu at The Cove restaurant in Leland, Michigan.
Menu #6: Beef stir-fry meal [48]
Tangy balsamic vinegar, sweet honey and the bite of red pepper flakes season this beef stir-fry. Serve the meal-in-a-bowl with a make-ahead dessert such as Carrot-Zucchini Bars.
Your menu:
Noodles with Honey-Balsamic Beef
Carrot-Zucchini Bars (next slide)
Tip: Jazz up your noodle dishes with some different pasta options, including egg noodle nests, rice sticks and curly noodles. Click on "9 Unusual Noodles" below for more information.
Noodles with Honey-Balsamic Beef [49]
9 Unusual Noodles [50]
Carrot-Zucchini Bars [53]
Carrot-Zucchini Bars taste like a moist cake but come in snack-bar size. The vegetables add color and texture, and cranberries give the recipe a tangy edge. You can substitute raisins for the cranberries if you prefer.
Carrot-Zucchini Bars [54]
Menu #7: Light spring supper [57]
You'll find hints of spring throughout this menu -- veggies, fresh herbs and berries. If you enjoy making yeast breads, try adding a different herb to each rope of Herbed Country Twist Bread. Rosemary Biscuits, flavored with herbs and whole wheat flour, offer a faster alternative to accompany soup or salad.
Your menu:
Lemon-on-Lemon Carrot Soup
Herbed Country Twist Bread or Rosemary Biscuits
Blueberry Cream Tarts (next slide)
Sparkling water with strawberry slices
Tip: If you enjoy growing your own herbs, freeze your herb bounty in ice cubes and drop them into soups and stews all year long.
Lemon-on-Lemon Carrot Soup [58]
Herbed Country Twist Bread [59]
Rosemary Biscuits [60]
Blueberry Cream Treats [63]
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Another year of being 10's of millions under the salary cap. Bargan basement coaches, and past Chief stars on other teams because you didn't want to pay them. Are you happy with this team's performance? Are you enjoying your family vacations with all the money you saved? Do you expect your fan base to just keep shelling out the cash to support this team when you yourself don't seem to care about it? It's becoming embarassing to even tell people who my team is. Thank God I live in a state that has the Cleveland Browns in it, at least they set the bar so low that I sometimes go unnoticed. thanks for another year of zero hope for success. Hope you're proud of yourself!
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Eugene Horton died April 3, 2013
Eugene P. Horton, 91, passed away Wednesday, April 3rd, 2013 at Pleasant View Care Center in Whiting, Iowa. He was born January 16, 1922 on a farm in Adair County, Iowa, the son of William and Nellie Horton and resided in Whiting at Pleasant View.
Gene married Kathryn Johnson in 1945 in Correctionville, Iowa. During his career in the United States Marine Corps, Gene & Kathryn lived in numerous places during his tours of duty and later retirement. Favorites were Swansboro, NC; Rochelle, IL; Heber Springs, AR and Sloan, IA.
Gene was a graduate of Plato High School in IL; and held positions with Toastmaster, Elgin Watch Company and as Assistant Manager for Woolworth's Department Store before enlisting in the USMC in 1942. He served 20 years in the Marines, seeing action and serving in New Caledonia, Baniks, the Russell Islands, Guadalcanal, Hawaii, Japan & Okinawa.
He held numerous positions during his military career including Inspector/Instructor Staff in Philadelphia, PA; Danville, IL and Memphis, TN.
Always an avid outdoorsman, after retirement he managed Lindsey's Trout Dock at Rainbow Resort on the Little Red River near Heber Springs; wrote the Outdoor Column for the Ogle County Life Newspaper in Rochelle, IL; fished; gardened and enjoyed life.
Surviving are sons Walter G. Horton (and wife Veronica) of Sloan, IA, and William G. Horton of Boxford, MA; and one brother, Melvin Horton; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Kathryn; his Daughter, Cynthia Stawick; Grandson Michael Horton; four brothers & four sisters.
Memorial services will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, May 4, 2013 at Pleasant View Care Center in Whiting for both Eugene and his wife, Kathryn who passed away on March 11, 2013.
Root Funeral Home, www.rootfuneralhomes.com, in Onawa is in charge of arrangements.