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To enhance the environmental and human health performance attributes associated with freestanding furniture and medical furnishings.
Use at least 30% (1 point) or 40% (2 points), by cost, of all freestanding furniture and medical furnishings (e.g., mattresses, foams, panel fabrics, cubicle curtains, window coverings, other textiles) that meet the criteria in one of the following three options.
Include built-in casework and built-in millwork in the base building calculations, even if manufactured off site. The dollar value of any individual product may be included in the total qualifying value if the product meets the criteria.
Option 1. minimal chemical content
All components that constitute at least 5%, by weight, of a furniture or medical furnishing assembly, including textiles, finishes, and dyes, must contain less than 100 parts per million (ppm) of at least four of the five following chemical groups:
- urea formaldehyde;
- heavy metals, including mercury, cadmium, lead, and antimony;
- hexavalent chromium in plated finishes consistent with the European Union Directive on the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances (EU RoHS);
- stain and nonstick treatments derived from perfluorinated compounds (PFCs), including perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA); and
- added antimicrobial treatments.
Option 2. testing and modeling of chemical content
All components of a furniture or medical furnishing assembly, including textiles, finishes, and dyes, must contain less than 100 parts per million (ppm) of at least two of the five chemicals or materials listed in Option 1.
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- Environmental Product Declarations which conform to ISO 14025, 14040, 14044, and EN 15804 or ISO 21930 and have at least a cradle to gate scope.
- Industry-wide (generic) EPD -- Products with third-party certification (Type III), including external verification, in which the manufacturer is explicitly recognized as a participant by the program operator are valued as one half (1/2) of a product for purposes of credit achievement calculation.
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- Wood products. Wood products must be certified by the Forest Stewardship Council or USGBC-approved equivalent.
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374 Jurach Rd: Tipton, Alyce F & Tipton, Jimmy A to Surprenant, Rochelle A, $245,000.
425 Cabin Rd: FHLM to Lemay, Justin J & Lemay, Heather L, $196,275.
79 Midland Dr: Randolph, Paul to Dumond, Bernadette, $179,500.
210 Mcdonald Rd: Kiendzior FT & Kendzior, Richard to A1 Home Buyers, $90,000.
302 Chestnut Hill Rd: Furphy, James A to Hochdorfer, Thomas & Filloramo, Kerry, $70,000.
27 Caverly Mill Rd: US Bank NA to Garvie, Michael J & Garvie, Tracy A, $356,500.
8 Brookstone Dr: J Russo Custom Home Bldrs to Ginand, David W & Piacente, Karen A, $407,500.
18 Ridgewood Rd: Franklin, Jane H & Franklin, Robert H to Lafond, Matthew J & Lafond, Cynthia A, $345,000.
50 S Main St: FHLM to Senay, Robert A, $55,000.
40 Spyglass Cir #40: Sisisky, Alan H to Veroneau, Mark S, $154,000.
21 Chicago Ave: United Cmnty&Fam Svcs Inc to ABH Ent LLC, $125,000.
31 Fleming Ct: USA HUD to Lowney, James & Lowney, Christine, $85,000.
43 Sharon Rd: Arruda, Jon to Garvie, Joseph M, $210,000.
182 Pearl St: Spenlinhauer, Margaret B to Bednarcik, Edward D & Bednarick, Paula J, $1,765,000.
231 High St (Mystic): Shadle, Lisa A to Bancroft, Nanette A & Bancroft, Mark J, $152,500.
284 Pumpkin Hill Rd: Pequot Dev Assoc LLC to Czapla, Michael J & Adams, Kyla S, $370,000.
N/A: Anderson, Lydia M to Kallinen, Evelyn S, $74,500.
6 Oakridge Dr: Ryan, Thomas D to Camardella, Gian B & Camardella, Kaitlin M, $167,500.
6 Hickory Dr: Kil, Jerry to Fletcher, Rachel & Fletcher, Ralph, $159,900.
9 Lakeside Dr #J: PNC Bank NA to Wadecki, Thomas J & Wadecki, Sharon L, $73,500.
60 Pheasant Run Dr: Figler, Nancy L to Tramantana, Susan & Tramantana, James, $256,000.
116 Lambtown Rd: Evans, Patrick A & Evans, Michael J to Grant, Nicholas, $170,000.
74 Ferry Rd: Bartman Eleanor M Est & Ward, Linda B to Elwell, Lance E & Russell, Sarah F, $225,000.
19 Town St: Lord, Parker H & Lord, Diana R to Mildrum, Louis P & Mildrum, Jacquelyn A, $4,000.
19 Town St: Lord, Parker H & Lord, Diana R to Gigliotti, Adam M & Gigliotti, Bernard A, $2,000.
154 Rogers Lake Trl: Chapman, Robert C & Old Lyme Shopping Ctr Inc to Adams, David, $50,000.
6 Daisy Hill Rd: Ruhs, Craig to Ascare, Alan F & Ascare, Alicia M, $315,000.
280 Gardner Ave #D3: Miller, Sharyn A & HSBC Mtg Svcs Inc to HSBC Mtg Svcs Inc, $1.
118 Gardner Ave: Arnold, Sharon & Hird, Patricia to Cottrell, Tracy L, $215,000.
32 Lodus Ct: Faulk, Reginald S to Likollari, Pellumb & Likollari, Andia, $140,000.
513 Ocean Ave: Hoffman, Brenda J to Aleksandrova, Yuliana, $156,000.
217 Ocean Ave: Burnham, Stowell L to Brown, Lydia F, $140,000.
888 Bank St: Negrelli, Miranda to CDP Props LLC, $13,000.
17 Braemer Pl: Wood, Jennifer M & Bank Of New York Mellon to Bank Of New York Mellon, $1.
128 State St: Bacon Building LLC to Cornish Contracting&RE, $1,400,000.
14 Pleasant St: Hunter, David J & Charter Oak FCU to Charter Oak FCU, $1.
112 Lakeside Dr: Johnson, Charles L to Lesmerises, Peter & Lesmerises, Suzan, $259,000.
234 Mystic Rd: FNMA to Carini, Stephen P & Carini, Larica A, $236,000.
155 Cossaduck Hl: Cooper, Scott T to Williams, Eileen & Hernandez, Jesus, $250,000.
165 Wyassup Rd: Rehnberg-Murray, Stephani to Smith, Ward, $150,000.
404 Cossaduck Hl: Yarish, Seth M & Botelle, Heather L to Schmitt, Charles J & Schmitt, Kimberly, $207,500.
166 Babcock Rd: Lipp, Joseph W & Lipp, Barbara A to Mellow, Michael G, $250,000.
192 Pendleton Hl: Westcott, Jason & HSBC Bank USA NA to HSBC Bank USA NA, $1.
192 Pendleton Hl: HSBC Bank USA NA to Luzzi, Egidio & Cillino, Lauri, $35,000.
13 Fowler Rd: Alper, Francis & Alper, Michael L to Kappes, Robert & Kappes, Katherine, $292,000.
88 Tom Wheeler Rd: Leblanc, Daniel M & Murphy, Judith A to Sekel, Adam R & Sekel, Lauren H, $329,000.
38 Cherry Hill Rd: Daigle Rhoda Jonap Est & Arpin, Toby to Nedrow, Abby K, $160,000.
213 W Town St #A1: CM Reo T to Chen, Yanyun, $71,500.
97 Cliff St: Chan, King O & Retained Realty Inc to Retained Realty Inc, $166,498.
221 Broadway: Ducharme, Brian T & Dehler, Ryan J to Ostrin, Jeffrey R & Ostrin, Victoria L, $250,000.
105 Stonington Rd: Sham, Sanny & Citimortgage Inc to Citimortgage Inc, $1.
9 Fairway Ln: Blumenkopf Todd A Est & Austin, James H to Mather, Karen, $350,000.
453 Shore Rd: Daly, Jennifer A to Lawrie, Jermain J, $282,500.
17 Sandpiper Point Rd: Volland, Robert S & Volland, Patricia J to Volpe, Bruce T & Diamond, Betty, $1,050,000.
79 Rowland Rd: Hinman, Janet G to Westbrook, Nicholas K & Mccanty, Anne, $285,100.
20 Short Hills Rd: Tooker, Howard S to Short Hills Props LLC, $363,750.
117 4 Mile River Rd: Faircloth, Russell to Forostoski, Nicholas W, $182,000.
6 Mansewood Rd: Williams, Beatriz C & Williams, Sydney to Strub, Allison, $362,950.
20 Noyes Rd: Deutche Bank to Budney Hill LLC, $152,000.
22 Noyes Rd: Deutche Bank to Budney Hill LLC, $152,000.
24 Noyes Rd: Deutche Bank to Budney Hill LLC, $152,000.
10 Duck River Ln: Larry Thude&M Wind RET & Wind, Manon to Fales, Robert & Fales, Valerie, $432,500.
5 Ledgewood Dr: Moser, James J to Borland, William & Borland, Sandra, $419,000.
4 Hillside Rd: Littlefield, Janet B to Phaneuf, Brian J & Phaneuf, Lesley W, $168,000.
18 Jericho Dr: Green, Lawrence S to Fiore, Paul C, $264,000.
14 Springfield Rd: Dressler, Daphne C & Dressler, Richard M to Parker, Eric S & Parker, Mary K, $305,000.
63 Breen Ave #63: Calandra, Salvatore F to Calandra, Michael, $165,000.
29 Connecticut Rd: Hancock, Lorraine P & Hancock, Lorraine T to Hancock, Gregory L, $240,000.
N/A: Berry, Loretta M to Olsen, Kathleen B, $220,000.
1 Salem Mnr: Roes, Thomas C & Roes, Marlene to RMD Land Dev LLC, $40,000.
139 Forsyth Rd: Secor, Virginia A to Cuadro, Rosemarie, $29,000.
33 Meadow Ln: Standish, Jeffrey W to Candage, Jason B & Candage, Marguerite B, $285,000.
67 Skyline Dr: Householder, George & Householder, Elizabeth P to Bednarz, Michael S & Bednarz, Crystal M, $263,000.
63 Horse Pond Rd #E: Townsend Territory LLC to Adams Co LLC, $42,500.
65 Horse Pond Rd #G: Church, Deirdre R & One West Bank FSB to One West Bank FSB, $1.
83 Horse Pond Rd #C: BAT Holdings 7 LLC to Kong, Yinjie & Wu, Ronghui, $29,900.
5 Emerald Glen Rd: Stolle, Wayne T & Stolle, Anita M to Pottie, Kenneth E & Matus, Kimberly A, $369,000.
37 Oakridge Rd: Thomas, Bobbie L & Thomas, Bret D to Mercik, Kimberly M & Mercik, Michael, $440,000.
14 Cutter Dr: Coccomo 3 LLC to Hubbard, Christopher P & Hubbard, Kristen M, $310,000.
11 Whitehall Lndg #11: Perri, Christine E to Stark, Barry I & Stark, Linda M, $525,000.
11 Allen St: Sheehan, James P to Doyle, Gleanna B, $50,000.
18 Grandview Park: Pequot Dev Assoc LLC to Hamilton, Lance, $402,000.
7 B Ln: Chiappone, Harry A & Chiappone, Melissa M to Autrey, Jeffrey L & Autrey, Tara M, $330,000.
14 Perkins Farm Rd: Saporito, Guy A & Saporito, Michelle L to Chiappone, Harry & Chiappone, Melissa, $640,162.
198 Shore Rd: Giebelhaus, Allison M to Frenzel, Kim C & Lucey, John B, $495,000.
14 Race Rock Rd: Sauer, Jack R to Ryone, Arthur H, $340,000.
16 2nd Ave: Beckwith, Richard E & Oliver, Judith A to Debboli, Nicolas M, $150,000.
4 Maple Ter: Cannon, Jane M to Rue, Constance G, $202,000.
287 Niantic River Rd: USA HUD to Veazie-Williams, Jaime, $67,819.
468 Boston Post Rd: Morgan, Stanley D & Morgan, Ruth O to Camillucci, Dorothy, $243,000.
26 Mary St: Franklin, Richard A to Law, George & Mccormick, Laura, $249,900.
27 Soljer Dr: Weymouth, Carol to Specht, Randall T, $195,000.
14 Tyler Pl: Eccard, Paul B to Eccard, Paul B, $104,600.
53 Trumbull Rd: Hinson, Lawrence R & Hinson, Leonora M to Doran, James R & Doran, Patricia H, $565,000.
18 Laurel Crest Dr: Bartolucci, Linda to Wright, Jonathan & Wright, Laurie, $184,000.
16 Maple Ter: Caldwell, Brent M to Favalora, Mark L & Favalora, Catherine M, $235,000.
49 Old Norwich Rd: Morris, Donald C & Morris, Amy L to Ryan, Patrick K, $175,000.
5 Quinley Way: Glidden, Marguerite to Jones, Elizabeth M & Jones, Jason M, $205,000.
529 Mohegan Avenue Pkwy: Devivo, Thomas E to Devivo, Benjamin T, $205,000.
7 Casean Ct: Sablewood Props LLC to J Russo Custom Homebuildr, $75,000.
13 Casean Ct: LAS LLC to J Russo Custom Homebuildr, $75,000.
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Shouldering a laconic-good-guy, neo- Gary Cooper role, Robbins never quite makes emotional contact with the audience.
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Kudos go to the great Thomas Newman, whose score contributes as much as either lead to what is finally a two-character movie, though one well-performed by all. [23 Sept 1994]
Whitmore's Brooks is a brilliantly-realized character, and the scenes with him attempting to cope with life outside of Shawshank represents one of the film's most moving -- and effective -- sequences.
If the film is perhaps a little slow in its middle passages, maybe that is part of the idea, too, to give us a sense of the leaden passage of time, before the glory of the final redemption.
This is a movie with every facet shining in place, every word charged and resonant. [23 Sept 1994]
See all The Shawshank Redemption reviews at Metacritic.com
Iffy for 16+
Gritty but comforting story of friendship.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that this movie is rated R for a reason: The gritty world of Shawshank Prison is populated with sadistic guards, a corrupt warden, and predatory fellow inmates. Two characters have sex (their clothes are on, and it's not graphic), one loveable character hangs himself, guards shoot an inmate and frame it as an escape attempt, inmates attempt and, we are told, succeed in raping Andy, and guards beat and kill an inmate in the opening scenes. But the film also shows inmates forming a loving community of friendship and support despite oppressive conditions.
Messages: Enduring friendship between a white man and a black man plays a prominent role. Inmates work together, often illegally, to make life more bearable. The warden is corrupt and takes bribes, but it's shown in a negative light.
Violence: Graphic scenes of guards beating (and, in one case, killing) inmates, suicide, murder, inmate brawls, threats of male rape, references to such rape.
Sex: Sex between two people is portrayed obliquely at the beginning of the movie. Lots of cheesecake photos decorate the prison walls.
Language: The big cuss words are used liberally.
Consumerism: Not an issue
Drinking, drugs and smoking: A group of inmates enjoy some beers, shown as an escape from their dreary lives.
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In Switzerland, all stockholding obligations are covered by industry. These reserves are kept in the country and held by the industry.
Companies wishing to import oil into Switzerland must obtain a licence granted by Carbura on behalf of the Federal Office for National Economic Supply. Carbura is a private corporation established in 1932 and operates under statutes approved by the Swiss Federation. The import licence obliges the importer to sign a stockholding contract with the Federal Office for National Economic Supply and to hold an amount of compulsory stocks proportionate to its share of total oil imports.
Ownership of these stocks remains with the importer, but control over their disposal lies with the Swiss authorities. Stockholding contracts are established individually with each importing company and specify not only the quantity and quality of the product, but also the location at which it is held. Typically, the amount of cover is targeted at 4.5 months for gasoline, diesel and heating oils, and three months for jet fuel.
Compulsory stocks in Switzerland consist only of products. They are normally co-mingled with industry operational stocks.
Swiss emergency stocks cannot be stored outside the country. Switzerland does not have any bilateral arrangements with other countries and none of its stocks are held outside federal territory. Switzerland does not permit stock ticket arrangements.
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Spring comes, and we all get lazy! But this is no time to let up on your learning or web design . . . follow along this issue of Web Update :
[*] New Internet Domain Extensions: Don't Get Blinded by the Sunrise or Run Over by the Landrush
[*] Study: Search Campaigns Earn Double Conversion & Revenue Rates When Integrated With Social
[*] WhatsApp by the Numbers: Where It's Popular; Teen Usage Stats
[*] Take these steps toward an effective landing page
[*] Google May Push Sites to Use Encryption
[*] 26 Tips for Overcoming Bloggers Block
[*] The Year of the Social SMB
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Wall Street grapples with the return of inflation
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Senate sets Saturday deadline for Kavanaugh accuser
Gunmen kill 25 in attack on Iran military parade
VERBATIM: Cruz and O'Rourke clash in first debate
China cancels U.S. trade talks: WSJ
Major powers try to keep Iran nuclear deal alive
Survivor pulled from capsized Tanzanian ferry
Russia tried to help Assange escape from Embassy
PayPal cuts off conspiracy website Infowars
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For years, the password was as secure of a means of authentication as we needed. Unless you were in charge of nuclear codes, a basic password of maybe a dozen characters was enough. Problem is, as the power of our computers increased, so did the power of the computers used by the database hackers and code crackers.
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2012 Season (Senior): Appeared in 14 games...Scored 22 goals, which was second on the team...Assisted on four scores...Scored three free position goals...Picked up 10 ground balls...Won 17 draw controls...Caused five turnovers...Took 63 shots, 47 on goal...Scored multiple goals in seven games...Began the season with two goals, four ground balls, six draw control wins, one caused turnover and five shots against Otterbein University (Mar. 14)..Scored a career-high four goals and caused two turnovers against Fontbonne University (Mar. 25), the program's first victory...Assisted on a pair of goals at Robert Morris University (Apr. 7)...Tallied three goals and picked up three ground balls at Midland University (Apr. 14)...Ended the season with three goals, one assist, two draw control wins, one caused turnover and seven shots against Trine University (Apr. 29) to conclude her career.
High School: Captain of both lacrosse and hockey teams...Won 8 letters between lacrosse and hockey.
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William Ramsay, 78 - February 18, 2009
William "Bill" Ramsay, 78, of Cozad, died Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2009, at the Cozad Community Hospital.
Services were held on Saturday, Feb. 14, at the First United Methodist Church of Cozad with the Rev. Lyle Schoen officiating. Burial took place at the Fairview Cemetery south of Cozad.
Ramsay was born Aug. 21, 1930, at Bloomington to William and Rebecca (Heaton) Ramsay. He graduated from Franklin High School in 1948, and attended the University of Nebraska at Kearney where he majored in both English and History in pursuit of a master's degree in education.
On June 6, 1954, he was united in marriage to Marilyn L. Wrede at Gibbon. The couple resided at Grant where he served as a teacher and coach of several sports, primarily basketball and track.
In 1967, he and his wife moved to Cozad where he taught history and coached at Cozad High School.
As a basketball coach, Ramsay received the 1966 Coach of the Year Award from the Lincoln Journal Star. In 1971, he earned the Coach of the Year Award from the Omaha World-Herald. In 1983, he achieved his 400th win as a basketball coach, and was honored as the 1991-1992 Boys Basketball Coach of the Year by the Nebraska Coaches Association.
He was also honored as the grand marshal of the Cornhusker State Games in 1992 and in 1994 was the recipient of the Mike Heck Memorial Award given by the Nebraska Coaches Association.
?Ramsay was inducted into the High School Sports Hall of Fame in 2001, and in 2004 he was honored by the dedication of "Coach Bill Ramsay Court" at Cozad High School, and was inducted into the National High School Athletic Coaches Hall of Fame in 2007.
?He was a long-time member of the First United Methodist Church of Cozad, Cozad Elks Lodge No. 2250, Cozad Country Club, the Nebraska Coaches Association, Cozad Education Association and the Nebraska Education Association.
Ramsay was preceded in death by: his parents, William and Rebecca; a sister, Jean Sjogren.
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Violent, sloppy Japanese horror remake.
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Parents need to know that this Japanese horror remake features frequent tense scenes and some grisly deaths, with mutilated bodies and screaming victims. The movie's thematic focus on child abuse is vague and incoherent, but it might still provoke questions from attentive younger viewers. Violence includes choking, burning, stabbing, a rod going through a chest, and a girl getting hit by a train. Several girls show cleavage, and there's a very brief shot of a college girl in her bra. Language includes "s--t" and "damn," and there's some drinking and smoking.
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CHICAGO (AP) — The parents of a California woman who was raped and severely injured after Chicago police released her from custody in a troubled neighborhood despite her obvious mental illness said Thursday that a $22.5 million settlement with the city is a "bittersweet victory."
The settlement that will pay for Christina Eilman's extensive ongoing therapy is the largest in a police misconduct case in Chicago history. The City Council also signed off Thursday on a $10.25 million settlement in another police misconduct case in which a man spent 26 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. It was the largest award to come from the investigation into a notorious police unit that framed innocent black men in the 1970s and 1980s.
After the council's action, Christina Eilman's mother and stepfather, Kathleen and Richard Paine, released their first public statement in years about the case. They described how the events that culminated in their daughter falling or being thrown from a 7th-story window had devastated her life.
"No amount of money will bring back the daughter we knew, the lovely young woman who was full of life and accepting of all people," the Paines wrote. "Her life was dramatically changed after she came to Chicago and found herself in the grasp of several insensitive and uncaring police officers and detention aides who humiliated her, directed cruel and insensitive comments toward her, ignored her desperate need for help and placed her in harm's way."
Eilman's federal lawsuit against the city was scheduled to begin next week. Her family initially was seeking $100 million, but agreed to the lower figure during extensive negotiations with the city.
Chicago Alderman Edward Burke says the city could have lost $80 million or more had a jury learned of all that Eilman went through and the nine desperate calls her mother made to police in the 27 hours. She had begged officers not to release her daughter because her daughter was bipolar and having a breakdown, but to no avail.
Jurors might also have heard from Eilman herself. Her attorney, Jeffrey Singer, said Eilman doesn't remember the events leading up to her fall, but she speaks the way one might expect from a "pre-adolescent" and could have testified about her life and dreams.
"She always wanted to be a dancer," said Singer, who said Eilman also talks about other jobs she'll never be able to do, such as being a lawyer or talk show host.
Eilman was a 21-year-old college student when she was arrested at Midway International Airport in May 2006 because she was acting strangely and violently.
Despite doing things like babbling incoherently and smearing menstrual blood on the holding cell walls, and after her parents' frantic calls, Eilman was released to fend for herself in a high-crime area. She ended up in a nearby public housing building, where a man raped her at knifepoint before she fell from a seventh-story window.
Singer said at the time the family filed the lawsuit, she was just coming out of a coma, and was still hooked up to machines to feed her and keep her breathing.
"We thought that her medical expenses could be $1 million a year and her life expectancy was going to be close to 60 years at that time," attorney Jeffrey Singer said.
But Eilman made a substantial recovery to the point where the various expenses to care for her are not expected to be nearly as high, Singer said. He also explained that because a big chunk of the $22.5 million will be invested, the settlement amount could climb to $45 million or more.
Singer said Eilman did receive various kinds of therapies over the years but, because she relied on public assistance for care, her treatments have been limited.
Now, though, "Christina will be able to have the gold standard of therapies that she's not had access to over the past 6 1/2 years," he said. "Now she will be able to go to certain rehabilitation centers that are the kind you would want for your daughter to go to."
Singer said all Eilman's parents wanted was the best care for their daughter "and by prolonging 6 1/2 years (the city) delayed their daughter getting access to the kind of care she really needed and could have really helped her," he said.
Singer also questioned the assertion by the city's top lawyer that "several thousand officers" have received crisis intervention training since Eilman was injured. He said until the department trains all its officers, "There is a good chance there will be another Christina Eilman."
Alton Logan, who will receive $10.25 million settlement, was one victim of the city's notorious police torture scandal involving officers under former Lt. John Burge. While Logan was never tortured as others were to get them to confess to crimes they did not commit, another man was tortured until he provided crucial evidence against Logan.
Logan's eyes welled with tears Tuesday afternoon, after a city council committee approved the money. He said, "nothing, no amount of money will ever make up for the time I lost.... I lost everything."
In settling the cases, the city will pay $15 million of the Eilman settlement with city insurance paying the rest. But the city will have to pay the entire settlement in the Logan case, meaning that the two cases nearly exhaust the entire $27 million set aside for 2013. But the mayor's office explained that, as it has done in the past and as was expected this year, bond funds will be used to cover settlements and that no city services will be affected.


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Its just for those who are annoyed with certain "friends" online that use AIM. Lets say these guys pester you any time you sign online with AIM, with one of those punt/lagger/fader tools such as Methodus or any other crap. You continually block them, but they always have another screen name to annoy you with. What is the next step to take to countermeasure these punks?
Just a forwarning: this is VERY basic, and is usefull to the inexperienced
1) Verbally warn the user to quit it out
2) If the harrassment continue, block them
3) If they STILL manage to harass you, you will need to report them to their Internet Service Provider. How?
4) Direct connect with them to get their IP address. Hence, you both will need AIM. Once you have, open the windows command prompt, and type "netstat -an," without the quotations.
Now, do not get intimidated by the myriads of numbers. Look under "Local Address." Scroll down until you see your IP with a ":4443" attached on the right of it. So, it should look like this(under Local Address): Your.Ip.He.re:4443. Look right on that same row, and you will see the AIMers IP. Jot it down on a piece of paper, and close the prompt.
5) Congrats, now you have their IP!
Hint: If the AIMer (also known as the annoying person you want to report) is to smart to direct connect, do the following:
Download the program called "Attacker" at http://www.webattack.com/get/attacker.shtml
Run it, make sure its listening on port 80, and give a link to the AIMer with YOUR IP. So the crafted link should be "http://your.Ip.Here." When he clicks it, the Attacker program will ring. This is because the link was directed to you, on port 80. Hence, the program discerns it as an "attack." Nevertheless, you should see the Ip of the person.
6) Finally, you have the IP! Now the next step is reporting them. To determine the ISP, you must run a "WhoIS." Click here to do it: http://www.arin.net/tools/whois_help.html
Once you reach the web page, enter the IP of the AIMer and hit enter.
7) The first thing you should see on the results is the ISP, next to "OrgName." For me, for instance, I have a cable connection with AT&T BroadBand. So I see this : "AT&T Broadband West." Ok, we know the persons IP, what next? Well, scroll down until you see an email address, such as firstname.lastname@example.com.
8) By this point, you have an IP of the annoying AIMer, the ISP of him or her, and the e-mail address for the ISP responsible for "abuse" claims filed against that person. The next step?
Compose an e-mail--with an approriate subject such as "Harrassment Problem"---with the AOL screen name of the dude, the IP, the time it occured, and the copied conversation. Make sure the e-mail is proper and not laden with grammatical errors and corrosive language. Send it.
9) Hopefully, the ISP will respond to the matter disciplinarily. If they do, and you had a legit reason for reportin the AIMer, kudos to you. If the matter is not responded to, time to bring out the DoS tools......no j/k
Thanks for reading my tut. (Sorry if this material was irrelevant or inaccurate)


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These pine trees are dedicated to the memory of those pioneer families who chose to make this community their home. They gave of themselves in order to create a wholesome environment in which to raise their families. May we follow in their footsteps."
— Inscription on a stone in front of Pine Grove School.
Schools throughout Hood River County hold "Red Ribbon Week" anti-drug assemblies each fall, but few have the intimacy of Pine Grove Elementary, the county's smallest school.
Last week's Red Ribbon Week assembly matched the spirit of the inscription paying tribute to the community's hardy pioneers.
When the speeches and skits were over at the Nov. 5 assembly, parents got into the act, joining an anti-drug song and march around the gymnasium.
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"Drugs get in the way of what you want to do in your life," Jacobe Krizman said, adding, "I'm not very good at this." Several voices cried out, "Yes you are!"
"Drugs should not be in your schedule at any time," was Eric Avila's unusual approach. "Drugs are not cool; they are dumb."
Luz Flores told the kids, "You all have somethng really good ahead of you. Drugs will not let you achieve your goals." Armida Ramirez said, in Spanish and then translating to English, "Drugs are not going to help your problems. They will make it worse."
But the real anti-drug message came from fifth graders, in presenting essays and staging brief skits on staying drug free and avoiding shoplifting and vandalism.
Generally, the youngsters concerned themselves with more practical matters than "staying with your goals," or the running theme of "shoot for the stars, not drugs."
Good principles to expose kids to, but not quite as compelling to a fourth-grader as, "Drugs make you lazy, stupid, and waste a lot of money," as one student said.
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We need this, right?
So yeah, this is a thread to discuss pokemon. Go figure.
We need this, right?
So yeah, this is a thread to discuss pokemon. Go figure.
Oh my god Zero is gonna get SoulSilver and I'm gonna get HeartGold, and then we're like gonna trade and stuff :3
Zero is totally not my imaginary friend
He's real I tell you >:
I'm getting HeartGold, solely because it has Mankey.
Trashed my bro with my Platinum team yesterday. Now I have 2 teams(Named 'em Team Fossile Ice Flower in Pearl and Team Twilight in Plati) that can destroy his team(I named 'em Team Fire & Ice Haters, he dunt like it) in Diamond. All that training finally turned into bragging rights. He says he still has a trick up his sleeve of which I know nuthing about, but somehow I doubt his Drifblim can take down Houndoom and Weavile. I hope he isn't talking about that one.
Anyhow, I'll go for SS, my bro buys HG. In all other fights we had we already knew most of the team of the other, and the levels weren't very balanced. If we both buy and play those games at the same time I can prove him I'll always be better then him.
Oh, and I go for SS 'cuz of Gulpin, Skarmory, Vulpix, Ledyba and Mawile. They're weak and useless, but darn it they're authentic.
... Nah, just kidding, only half of them suck.
I was going to say. Skarmory is amazing, and Ninetales is pretty great too.
I'm going to get HG because I got Gold. That is to say, when I go buy it SS is not cheaper.
I plan on buying a DS just for HG/SS.
I'll probably be getting SS first, but I plan on getting both games because Johto is so awesome
I hope that the legendary beasts will be easier to catch in HG/SS though.
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I'll probably get both games at one point, but SS is definetly first. Oh the memories my Silver version brings, but now it is broken, never to be heard from again. Oh well, SS will be good. Skarmory, Typhlosion, Miltank, and Politoed. Does anyone have a suggestion for a Ground Type?
@PMG: Quagsire, Graveler/Golem, or Nidoking.
I'm getting HG, if only because of Arcanine. I can get more Skarmory in Diamond, and I never liked Ursaring THAT much.
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I can't wait for HG/SS.
Playing HG has gotten a bit bored for me now. Probably because my team is too underleveled for rebattling the Gym Leaders, and I'm too lazy to level them up. In addition, I've had no luck in catching Legends lately. The following are still out there:
- Lugia
- Ho-Oh
- Raikou
- Entei
- Mewtwo
- Moltres
I just can't wait to relive the whole adventure again in English. That way, I can pay attention to the story better, and I won't have any troubles throughout the game.
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I had absolutely no bloody clue what was going on and I never got past the first gym:P
And I'm going for Soul Silver, as the GTS/Wi-Fi trading pretty much makes "Oh noes it doesn't have [insert Pok�mon's name here]!" redundant. I'm gonna trade for a Growlithe, stick it in the daycare, get a baby Growlithe (I like having my OWN Pok�mon:P) and then I'll train it up.
What can I say, I love the little guy.
HeartGold was here, Soul Silver suckssss
but yeah, I'm pretty psyched for this. 2nd gen still is my favorite (not a nostalgiafag go away). I was on serebii.net looking up all the changes and improvements they made. I gotta say, I'm pretty damn impressed
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I've had HeartGold since October 8th last year, and I just recently beat it. I'm still having a lot of fun playing =)
Yes. YES. I am exited for SoulSilver!
I never played the original one, so I'm having high expectations for this one. I'm not into online battles. I'm wondering if things from D/P/Ptt will arrive in it (ex. Poffins, contests, ect.)? Also the fact that you can visit the Kanto Region.
Anyway. Looks like I'll be getting the opposite of whichever version my brother gets. He keeps flip-flopping between the two, so I won't know until we go buy 'em, and anyway I'll probably wind up playing his version as well as mine because he gets bored easily.
Me and my brother have a similar case. We get both versions of a game, he plays one and I play the other, once my bro gets bored with his version, I start a new file and use that to get version exclusives and Pokemon only available through a trade. If/when I get HG and SS, I'm not really sure which one I'm gonna be playing.
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Oh lord. Recently playing through Platinum again in preparation for HG/SS. I traded over a whole bunch of pokemon and planned on using for the run from Diamond.
In retrospect, I probably should have remembered that when you trade pokemon, they instantly become suicidal unless they think you're cool enough. At Eterna right now. Thank god I'll be getting my second badge soon.
I obtained my Shiny Pichu via Wi-Fi. Now to wait for Soul Silver, when I shall obtain my Spiky Eared Pichu, and I'll begin to build up my Pikachu family team.
I'm thinking of also using Diamond to obtain ANOTHER Shiny Pichu, and maybe I'll evolve it into Raichu so it's awesomerer.
Is the whole Shiny Pichu move set any good? I believe it has Endeavor and Volt Tackle, which seem interesting.
Volt tackle's good if you can handle recoil; it's pretty much Double-Edge with electric typing and a chance to paralyze.
Lol and don't you mean PIKACHU COLORED PICHU? :P
I just got the Jirachi from the event at Gamestop on Platinum. It's already on Lv. 53.
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Rob Reiner, 67, looks back on his long career and kicks the tires on his new movie, a grown-up romantic comedy starring Michael Douglas and Diane Keaton. It opens Friday.
BOSTON - An autograph-seeking fan holding a "Wolf of Wall Street" poster approached actor-director Rob Reiner outside the Four Seasons Hotel in Boston.
"Sure, I'll sign it," Reiner graciously said, engaging in small talk before he was whisked away in a black SUV to do a radio interview. Later, he'll throw out the first pitch at Fenway Park.
A half-hour earlier, upstairs in a meeting room where Reiner met with reporters to promote his new film, "And So It Goes," the portly director indulged on half a cookie from the sweets spread. Never breaking from his aw-shucks demeanor, accessorized with a Bronx accent, Reiner, 67, looks back on his long career that started at the Priscilla Beach Theater in Plymouth and kicks the tires on his new movie, a grown-up romantic comedy starring Michael Douglas and Diane Keaton. It opens Friday.
Reiner worked with Douglas 18 years ago on "The American President," where Douglas shared delightful chemistry with Annette Bening. In "And So It Goes," Reiner aims to recreate that dynamic with Douglas and Keaton. Douglas plays Oren, an irascible cad with a hidden heart of gold who's given one last shot at love. The idea for the movie, Reiner said, was born during the press junket for 2007's "The Bucket List," the Morgan Freeman-Jack Nicholson starrer that he directed.
REINER: Journalists would ask everybody what was on their bucket list and Jack Nicholson said, "One more great romance." So that became what this movie was about, but then Jack quit acting, so Michael, to me, was the greatest choice we could have. I mean we have the two perfect people for this movie. They're not only great actors, Academy Award winners, iconic and all that, they're both still vibrant, and they got all this great sexuality to them. So it's all about finding love at that stage of your life. I read somewhere that Diane Keaton has a bucket list of people she wants to kiss and I think he was one of them.
Reiner first gained fame in the 1970s on the sitcom "All in the Family" as Archie Bunker's (Carroll O'Connor) radically liberal son-in-law, Mike, aka Meathead. After that series ended, Reiner focused on directing, helming classics such as "When Harry Met Sally," "Stand By Me," "This Is Spinal Tap," "A Few Good Men," and "Princess Bride." But of late, he's been back in front of the camera, playing the fathers of Leonardo DiCaprio in "The Wolf of Wall Street" and Zooey Deschanel on the sitcom "New Girl." He also has a small part vying for Keaton's affection in "And So It Goes."
REINER: If something comes along that I think I can do and they want me to do it, yeah, I love acting. I don't love acting so much in the movies I direct because it's a split focus and it's kind of confusing. But in this one, it was hard to turn down the part because anytime you get to wear a completely undetectable hairpiece you have to jump at the chance ... When Martin Scorsese calls you do whatever he says. The only thing I regret is there were not enough nude women in any of the scenes. And hardly any F-words. I felt very privileged to be able to say the F-word in a Martin Scorsese movie because then you know you've arrived.
Reiner has directed three actors (Kathy Bates, James Woods, Jack Nicholson) to Oscar nominations, and has three movies in the American Film Institute's list of Top 100 love stories. While filming those movies, Reiner said he had no idea they'd have staying power.
REINER: You're just making the movie, and you're trying to create scenes that serve the story and serve the characters. You never know what's going to stand out. The audience tells you that later. I knew the orgasm scene [from "When Harry Met Sally"] would be funny. I had no idea that the line that my mother said – "I'll have what she's having" – was going to be what it was. I thought it would just get a laugh.
In "And So It Goes," Reiner returns to the same themes – that man-woman dynamic, the awkward-flirting – that he's tackled to varying degrees of success.
REINER: If you look at all the movies I've made about men and women, boys and girls, you know, whatever age, it's essentially the same movie, and essentially the same characters. And the only thing I know is who I am and how I perceive women.
So I look at women as definitely more evolved, they're definitely more mature. They're more in touch with their feelings and they know more of what they want. And guys, like idiots, run around not knowing what they're doing until they realize that what they want is right there in front of them. And it takes a woman to get a man to see that. So, whether it's two young kids in "Flipped" or "The Sure Thing" or "When Harry Met Sally," now (middle) age, it's essentially the same. And there's always that awkward dance that men and women do when they're trying to get together. I just try to look at it from a different age range.
In 1987 Reiner founded his own production company, Castle Rock, and went on to make a parade of commercial crowd pleasers.
REINER: I think people are always interested in men and women and what they do with each other and how they dance around with each other. Studios don't make those pictures that much anymore. They are making three types of movies: Superhero tentpole type of things, animated, and raunchy R-rated comedies. That's it. That's all they're making. If I look at all the pictures I've made over the years, not one of them would get made at the studio. I don't make those kind of movies. Things that interest me are human beings and how they interact with each other. Whether it's told in the thriller genre or a romantic comedy or a courtroom drama, it's all about the people. Studios are not interested in adult-themed anything. ... I have more things in development now than I ever had before. I just try to find something where I can feel connected somehow to the material and the characters so I know how to tell the story through them.
Reiner and his Emmy-winning father, Carl Reiner ("The Dick Van Dyke Show"), have stars resting side by side on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but when he was growing up, Reiner said he felt a lot of pressure to live up to his dad's success.
REINER: It was very tough. I was able to chart my own course, eventually, but it took a while. I got to say, one of the things that I love about Michael [Douglas] is we can share those things and what it was like [to grow up in the shadow of a famous parent]. There are not many – you can count on one hand – whose parents have achieved a very, very high level of success and whose children also wound up doing OK. It is a rough road, but I wouldn't do it any other way. It took me until "Stand By Me" to feel like I was my own person, and I was already in my 30s at that point. I'd been successful as an actor and done a couple of movies, "Spinal Tap" and "Sure Thing," but it wasn't until "Stand By Me" that I started saying this is who I am, this really reflects who I am. It had a kind of melancholy dramatic element that was funny, too. This movie has that, too.
"Stand By Me" was Reiner's third feature and earned him his first Golden Globe nomination for best director in 1987. He didn't win the trophy, but that film is his most special.
REINER: It did mark the beginning of me coming into my own as a creative person. It was the first time that I did something that really reflected my sensibility.
It's been more than 40 years since that iconic TV show that put him on the map ended, but Reiner still can't shake the nickname.
REINER: I get it every day. At some point somebody will say something. I've made the joke for years that no matter what I do in my life, I could win the Nobel Prize and the headline would say: "Meathead wins Nobel."
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PITTSBURG — In the northernmost reaches of New Hampshire's Coos County, the moose population appears to be somewhat less affected by the parasites that have decimated the moose population elsewhere in the Granite State.
But as the October moose hunt approaches once again, the arguments against the annual event are growing louder in some parts of the North Country.
Pittsburg Selectman Steve Ellis, for example, wants the hunt suspended, if not eliminated. He said Friday the local economy depends on tourism. When visitors travel through on family trips and bus tours, moose are among the attractions they most want to see.
"We need the moose population," said Ellis, noting that the state's Fish and Game Department acknowledges the herd has dropped from about 7,500 just five years ago to the present estimated count of 4,500. That's believed to be the lowest number in the 25-year history of the hunt.
Hunters are chosen by lottery, and the number of permits to be awarded is determined every two years based, in part, on the health of the herd. There were 275 permits issued for this year's Oct. 19-27 hunt, the same number as last year. Five years ago, the number was 675.
"Mother Nature has stepped in already; we don't need the moose hunt to reduce the population further. We can stop the hunt right now," said Ellis, whose father, Dr. William A. Ellis, was a New Hampshire Fish and Game commissioner in the 1940s.
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The State Board of Education honored Cristine Cairoli, a senior at Lindenwold High School in Camden County, as its June Student of the Month.
Cristine, who is ranked first academically in her senior class at Lindenwold High School, is a member of the National Honor Society and is an Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholar.
"Cristines academic achievements alone are worthy of recognition," said State Board President Arnold G. Hyndman. "But her leadership responsibilities in both school and community service merit accolades as well. We are pleased to acknowledge her personal success and for demonstrating success in leading others." Cristine is her schools cheerleading squads captain, a volunteer with the Red Cross, and a co-founder of a literacy mentoring program.
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"Nature is almost everywhere," wrote environmental journalist Emma Marris in her buzz-generating 2011 book Rambunctious Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-Wild World. " But wherever it is, there is one thing that nature is not: pristine."
Humanity's imprint is unavoidable, even deep in the backcountry. Smog frequently blankets Sequoia National Park, yellowing the needles of ponderosa and Jeffrey pines, and slowing their growth. Nitrogen pumped into the atmosphere by power plants, farms and cars has changed the chemistry of lakes in Rocky Mountain National Park. There are few places on Earth where the buzz of planes and cars isn't, at times, audible. Almost every Western river of any magnitude has been dammed. And then, of course, there's climate change.
Welcome to the Anthropocene, the "age of man." More than a decade ago, atmospheric chemist Paul Crutzen popularized the term, arguing that this new epoch dawned as early as the late 18th century. "A long-held religious and philosophical idea -- humans as the masters of planet Earth -- has turned into a stark reality," he wrote recently on Yale Environment 360.
But though "pristine" wilderness may have vanished long ago, nature persists. It's all around us, in city parks, in national parks, on our farms and in our gardens. And we can care for it without leaving it alone. As Marris wrote in an online New York Times debate last year: "We have a choice. We can write the whole planet off as irrecoverably ruined, or we can redefine 'good' and 'bad.' And this is where it gets tricky. What 'good' replaces pristineness? Biodiversity? Ecosystem services that benefit humans? Beauty?"
These aren't just lofty questions for ivory-tower thinkers. As Nick Neely reports in this issue's cover story, scientists and land managers are grappling with them in concrete ways as they undertake the most ambitious wetland restoration project on the West Coast.
San Francisco's South Bay is one of the most invaded aquatic ecosystems in the world. Industrial salt ponds have all but replaced wetlands. Yet wildlife -- both native and non-native -- has survived and even thrived in this altered landscape in surprising ways. Threatened snowy plovers, displaced from other coastal habitat by human activity, have taken refuge there. So have California gulls. (Their arrival, as you'll see, has its downsides.) The endangered California clapper rail, meanwhile, has hung on thanks partly to invasive grass that has squeezed out native flora.
Now, thousands of acres of salt ponds are being reopened to the tides. It's a messy, uncertain process, rife with tough choices. The Bay will eventually become a new version of its old self. It won't be pristine, but it will still be wild and unpredictable. And in the process, it may be redeemed, as a fundamental natural process -- the rise and fall of the tides -- is finally allowed to exercise its influence again, alongside our own.


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We are now operating a FREE boot exchange (no blades please). Bring your old boots down to the pavillion and exchange them for a bigger pair.
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