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People of KDE: Tink
To start this new year in a joyous mood, I kindly asked Tink to grant the first interview of the year for our popular People behind KDE section, and she graciously accepted. At this time of celebration we would like to thank and pay tribute to those that, with their patience, support and understanding shown toward their dear ones, KDE contributors, make the KDE project an enjoyable activity and even a family :-). And thank you Tink for all the great work. A Happy New Year to you all!
Re: People of KDE: Tink
gag she admires hillary clinton.
By craig at Wed, 2001/01/03 - 6:00am
Ug I know
How can anyone admire that totally fake, selfish, power hungry, habitual liar and opportunist simply because she is both successful and a woman, I will never know.
By Anonymous Coward at Wed, 2001/01/03 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
Don't forget that Hilary is also one of the biggest supporters of censorship. She is also a heavy supporter of our most blatant violation of civil rights and waste of resources: the so-called "war on drugs". Get real, Hilary.
Support the Libertarian party, and help rid our country of this asenine mindset.
By Qwerty at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
I would agree. I am conservative on most issues except the drug war, which for 'lesser' drugs I believe would be better handled through strict regulation. What better way is there to stifle an industry? But I do not agree with some of the more extreme Libertarian positions, so I will stick with the Republicans.
By Anonymous Coward at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
You don't have to "agree" to be "liberal". You can be liberal, conservative, or both at the same time. What matters is that you don't enforce your thinking on anyone else. Censorship, for example, is nothing but enforced thinking. Instead of holding parents responsible for educating their children about pornography or drugs, the Republicans and Democrats want to take control altogether, and make everyone else pay for it. Hey, if Joe Pervert wants to trade child pornography with Bill Dildo, he should have every damn right in the world. You might not like it, but that's the price you pay for freedom. You have to accept the "bad" (what you don't agree with) along with the "good" (what you do agree with).
The Libertarian party is not anti-conservative, but pro-freedom. People are happiest when they are free to live their lives in whatever way they choose. If you didn't know, our very own US constitution is distinctly Libertarian in philosophy.
By Qwerty at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
But who's right is more important.
That is the problem I have with libertarians who say everything should be permissible. example #2: Is my right to keep my TV greater than some petty thiefs right to get my TV?
By Me at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
You are putting words in my mouth. Look at how many different legal concepts are involved with child pornography: Possession, trading or private distribution, public distribution, and of course, creation (i.e. the act of taking the actual photos or videos). To criminalize possession or private distribution is nothing short of asenine, and that's what I was getting at. Joe Pervert hasn't taken any pictures himself. He hasn't even put the on his website. He is guilty of nothing more than having "lower" moral standards than you, or in other words, thinking different. Thus, to make him a criminal is to deprive him of his constitutional right to make his own decisions.
BTW, I won't even comment on the thing about the thief and the TV. Talk about apples and oranges.
By Qwerty at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
You obviously believe all rights are absolute. This is just not practical. Rights are given relative strength, and sometimes lesser rights such as the right to distribute are trumped by the rights of children not to be sexually violated.
It is this moral simplism which turns me off about Libertarianism. I value individual rights enormously, but recognize that taken to an _extreme_ they can be self-defeating.
By Chris Bordeman at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
sometimes lesser rights such as the right to distribute are trumped by the rights of children not to be sexually violated.
You are trying to make a connection between unconnected concepts. Let me explain this a different way. Yes, it's unfortunate that Exhibit A (child porn) was created in the first place. And, it's unfortunate that Exhibit A was distributed such that it fell into the hands of Defendant X. However, Defendant X neither participated in the creation or distribution of Exhibit A. He is guilty of nothing more than possession, or in other words, being a pervert. Does that make him a criminal? In my opinion, absolutely not. If anything, Exhibit A should be destroyed and that's the end of it. To try to "teach Defendant X a lesson" by sending him to jail or fining him is nothing short of asenine, and reeks of the typical conformist attitude that Republicans and Democrats try to force upon us. "Think like us, or suffer the consequences." Frankly, that makes me sick.
Look at the war on drugs. 90% of people that are in jail for drug-related crimes are guilty of possession, and nothing more. Now, just who's paying for all that? It ain't the politicians who created these laws. It's you and me, whether we like it or not.
It is this moral simplism which turns me off about Libertarianism.
Funny, moral simplism is exactly the thing that turns me off about the Republican and Democratic parties. Talk about not thinking out the whole problem before implementing a solution.
I would also like to apoligize to the KDE people for taking up all this space on the news board, and being completely off-topic for this article. What can I say, besides that I am very spirited in my beliefs. As a final note, I am not a creator, distributor, or user of child pornography, and I don't support it in any way. I think it's rather disgusting, untasteful, and unethical, but then again, who am I to make that decision for everybody else?
BTW, KDE 2 rocks on Debian unstable.
By Qwerty at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
But he _did_ participate in the distribution, he recieved the dirty pics! Also, in this case, simply owning and viewing the child porn and viewing it is a violation of the spirit of the law, something Libertarianism seems to think is secondary to a hardline, tunnel-vision-oriented philosophy.
By Chris Bordeman at Sun, 2001/01/07 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
But he did participate in the distribution, he recieved the dirty pics!
Absolutely not. You're stretching the truth to fit your own agenda.
Also, in this case, simply owning and viewing the child porn and viewing it is a violation of the spirit of the law
Violation of the spirit of the law? Whose spirit? Do you really want to live in a state of enforced morality? There's a term for that, and I believe it's called "communism". I can't imagine living in a place where simply viewing a photograph can put you in jail.
Read your history, and learn from the mistakes of others. You cannot enforce morality. And I'm not talking about obvious crimes like murder, rape, or theft. I'm talking about victimless crimes like drug use and possession of child pornography, which, on a more general level, are nothing more than crimes of thinking different.
Let me reiterate. It's very unfortunate that certain people have disgustingly low moral standards. But, that's the price you pay for freedom. You have to accept the fact that some people are different and don't necessarily live their lives by the same moral guidelines as you. Also, you have to realize that this issue, like many others, is not black and white. There is plenty of grey, and you can't just ignore it and hope it goes away. That's not how a government should operate, and it's not how the US was intended to operate.
By Qwerty at Mon, 2001/01/08 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
But _all_ laws are intended to enforce morality, and are derived from the values of the people. Name one that is not.
By Chris Bordeman at Tue, 2001/01/09 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
But _all_ laws are intended to enforce morality, and are derived from the values of the people.
Then please explain why US laws can be purchased like material items.
You put too much trust in government. If you really think that US government is here to protect and serve the people, then why has the national crime rate shot so high since the criminalization of recreational drug use? And why don't they care or even admit it? If the government was doing what it's supposed to be doing, they would re-think this "solution" with an open mind.
What I'm saying is that enforced morality is a trap. A false sense of security. An impossible dream. Wake up and take responsibility for your own actions. The government isn't here to babysit us, or teach us morality, or protect us from ourselves. That's your job, not mine. If you didn't realize, I am the one paying for the government to babysit you, and I don't like it. Because, as a citizen of the US, half of my earnings are stolen each year to support your enforced morality, and that's immoral, in my book.
Conformity is like a black hole, and I think you've already been sucked in. Let the people make their own decisions. After all, isn't Free Will the entire point of the US Constitution?
By Qwerty at Wed, 2001/01/10 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
Then please explain why US laws can be purchased like material items.
Clearly, some laws are 'bought,' but even those enforce a behavior.
What I'm saying is that enforced morality is a trap.
How? Sure, it doesn't always work, but the vast majority of our laws do work quite effectively.
By Chris Bordeman at Wed, 2001/01/10 - 6:00am
Re: Ug I know
This the sort of extreme position I was talking about. This is why I am a conservative Republican, not a Libertarian.
It is 18 in the U.S. ;)
By Anonymous Coward at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Hillary Clinton stands for everything that is wrong in the US (and mankind?). Why did the people of New York elect her as their Senator? Does she represent New York? No.
By secret_agent_man at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
She only ran in New York because it is one of the very few states (only?) liberal enough to ignore her utter lack of sincerity and power-lust. Take comfort in that in 4 years, Bush will have a better grasp of the issues than anyone and lots of experience to boot, reversing the only successful argument against him onto her.
By Anonymous Coward at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Powerful women are a scary thought aren't they? ;-0
By Tink at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
No, powerful women are sexy, it is the divisive, fake, heartless, opportunistic, ultra-selfish, win-at-all-costs get-in-my-way-and-you're-dead types like Hillary Clinton that scare people.
By Chris Bordeman at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
I think it's a shame that all the comments that have come up here have been stupid, or negative. It's time to change that.
Tink: Thanks for the great interviews. They've illustrated very well that people do KDE because they want to, so KDE will go on as long as there are people who want it.
Oh yes, and they've been entertaining, too. :-)
By Neil Stevens at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Yey, so you'll change it by putting an asskissing comment. Thanks for that.
By Me at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Unlike you, both Neil and Tink are doing something to help KDE. Comments like yours make me think we should consider moderating posts.
By Richard Moore at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Thath I would agree on.
By KDE USER at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Sounds good to me... the "Does interoperability (GTK widgets in QT/KDE) help KDE?" thread seemed to develop into a boring flame war with KDE fans and GNOME supporters having a go at each other. Until that thread, this site has been a fairly enjoyable read...
Who cares if Tink admires Hilary Clinton? Ever heard of "freedom of choice" and "freedom of expression"? People are entitled to admire Hilary, just as others are entitled to admire that Libertarian guy and GW Bush. It's about time that right wing Republicans stopped hating the Clintons for winning in '92 and '96; remember, you don't have an absolute right to power! (Thank god).
By zaaz at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Nobody hates them for winning, that is an oversimplification. It is the corruption and scorched-earth methods they use to destroy anyone in their way that sickens us.
By Chris Bordeman at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
And the GOP is entirely innocent of ever having been corrupt, underhand, illegal or whatever, have they? Ever heard of Richard Nixon? He lied like Clinton. And Clinton's "crime" wasn't that important - having an affair with some intern is a matter for him, his family and Monica. Republicans and right-wingers in general seem to take a great interest in a person's private morality, lifestyle choices and so on, when it's really nothing to do with them!
Of course, if the GOP was as marvelous as you seem to be implying they are, then the Democratic presidential candidate wouldn't have lost a state that he should have [and did] win, despite it being run by the brother of the Republican candidate, where the father of the Republican, was himself President eight years earlier and was defeated by the Democrat's running partner of eight and four years earlier, where the result was certified by a Republican Secretary of State (Cruella De Vil), where the Republican-dominated state legislature got involved and started making noises about overriding any decisions of a senior court within that state, and where the entire process was ended by the decision of a Republican-dominated Supreme Court. Corruption? No. Slightly worrying? Yep. I bought Tom Paine's Common Sense and the Rights of Man today; I'm sure that it will apply 100% to the current situation in modern western countries like the US, UK and so on.
By zaaz at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
After promising "the most moral administration in history," the Clintons have destroyed more good people and lowered political standards more than anyone in the history of the presidency. Sure, the Repubs have done many evil things, but that pales in comparison to the scorched-earth tactics the Clintons have used. The Democratic Party has become the party of the status quo, opposing with scare tactics all reform whenever they can, minimizing then taking credit for what they can't, e.g. welfare reform, social security reform, education reform, tort reform, and medicare reform.
By Chris Bordeman at Sun, 2001/01/07 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Scorched earth tactics were used by Hitler, Stalin and Slobodan Milosevic when they embarked on campaigns of ethnic cleansing, holocaust and purges. Are you comparing Bubba and Hilary to them? I suggest you start using a little bit of rationale and perspective.
By jpmfan at Mon, 2001/01/08 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
No, brainiac, 'political' scorched-earch tactics.
By Chris Bordeman at Tue, 2001/01/09 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Granted Tink,
By Me at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Well, do you know who Neil Stevens is?
I must confess I don't, but that means nothing considering my memory :-)
Maybe he has contributed to KDE, and that was what the other person was referring to.
By Roberto Alsina at Thu, 2001/01/04 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
He's the author of Kit, the AIM client in kdenetwork IIRC.
By Richard Moore at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
Do you know who I am?
It's really not that complicated to work out.
By Me at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
I *do* know who you are.
You are someone who chooses to be anonymous.
So, since you are anonymous, for all practical effects and purposes, you are just someone completely unrelated to KDE who passed by the site and started insulting someone who actually does help KDE.
Therefore, I stand by my previous post, and declare whatever Neil Stevens or Tink have to say in a KDE related site more important than anything you might say, unless I am swept off my feet by the sheer brilliance of such a post.
Having my feet still firmly planted on the ground (I am pretty hard to sweep), I consider your original comment useless, rude, obnoxious, insulting and out of place.
Have fun!
By Roberto Alsina at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
Re: I *do* know who you are.
I never claimed my post did help KDE.
It is inert. It is not good for KDE, it is not bad for KDE.
I was commenting that Neil's original kiss ass comment, did not help KDE either.
Yes, it was useless, rude, obnoxious, insulting and out of place.
But kissing ass doesn't help much either.
You are putting too much prejudice into this.
What would happen if Tink were to post "Hello, I like hot grits down my pants"? Is that more important, just because Tink posted it? I'd hope not, but that's what you're claiming.
By Me at Sat, 2001/01/06 - 6:00am
Re: I *do* know who you are.
Ok, so you admit you are rude obnoxious and out of place. So, why should anyone care about your posts?
BTW: for some reason, it´s always people hiding like chickens under the blanket of anonimity (say, you) who post stuff about grits and natalie portman. So, I would guess there´s a much higher chance of you doing it than her.
So, don´t believe that waving your own reputation would harm that of others.
By Roberto Alsina at Sun, 2001/01/07 - 6:00am
Re: I *do* know who you are.
Who's reputation was I trying to harm?
And no-one should care about my posts. They were a statement. however you obviously care enough about my posts that 3 days after the first was made, you perpetuate it. Strange that.
By Me at Tue, 2001/01/09 - 6:00am
Re: People of KDE: Tink
I won't repeat what's in the comments that were deleted, but how was it a "good comment" to complain about Hillary Clinton?
Granted, I personally would have voted for Lazio, and I find some of the beliefs Clinton propounds in her writings scary, but all that stuff is irrelevant to KDE, and to my opinion of Tink.
A person is more than just a set of beliefs, you know.
By Neil Stevens at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
I thought this was a KDE site...
Sorry for being boring, but...
Posts about Hilary/Libertarians/etc: about 27 or 28.
Have the people who run this site considered adopting a proper forum like at Anandtech (http://forums.anandtech.com) or Atlas F1 (http://www.atlasf1.com/bb/index.php)? This way, people would have to sign up by leaving their email addresses and threads and people could easily be deleted and controlled. Obviously, if you are all more interested in improving KDE (I would be), then don't bother, but it might be something to bear in mind...
By jpmfan at Fri, 2001/01/05 - 6:00am
Ha Ha Ha
Posts about Hilary/Libertarians/etc: about 27 or 28. Posts about KDE: 1
This way, people would have to sign up by leaving their email addresses and threads and people could easily be deleted and controlled.
How ironic! Nothing like a good dose of republican conformity to solve the problem! Rules and penalties, just like home! Of course, KDE has the right to do whatever they want with their own website, but I just found that sort of amusing.
By Anonymous at Mon, 2001/01/08 - 6:00am
Re: Ha Ha Ha
Actually, I voted for Gore... I guess I was taking a leaf out of Clinton's book, copying the nuts in the GOP.
By jpmfan at Mon, 2001/01/08 - 6:00am
Where is Waldo?
Hmmm... no comment from Waldo :-) Has he read this?
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I grew up playing a card game called Pipe Works where the object of the game was to build a pipe from the spigot to the spout to deliver water. So, when I saw the app, PipeLand, I thought that it might be a similar game that I would enjoy playing. Once I downloaded and started playing the game, I found that it was not very much like what I had expected it to be.
Yes, the object of the game is still to build pipelines to deliver water, but it is much more complex than that simple idea. There are four modes of play. They are Quick, Campaign, Survival, and Custom. I started with Quick because I tend to shy away from games that drag on for a long time. What I found truly was a quick game. You are given a defined area of land within which to work. You must get the water from one spot to another, sometimes even two different places. The pipes that you can use are on the left side of the screen. The tricky part is that you have to use them in the order that they appear from top to bottom. It kinda reminded me of Tetris in that way.
I quickly started building my pipeline. Then, the water came. The game gives you a short head start and then the water starts flowing through the pipes. Before I knew it, water was spilling out of the pipes into the field. Because you have no control over the pieces of pipe offered to you or the water itself, this game is extremely challenging. The saving grace is that you can lay a pipe over one of the existing pipes, destroying the previous pipe. Unfortunately, destroying a pipe will cost you points. I played over and over, failing each time. I couldn't seem to stay ahead of it all.
So, I gave up on Quick mode and moved on to Campaign mode. Boy was I glad I did. I was immediately given I tutorial. The tutorial explained a lot of things and gave me a better handle on the game itself. It explains what you need to do and gives you hints to help you manage the difficult task that I had yet to master. That having been said, there are more complexities to Campaign mode. Some of these extra features can be helpful, though. Now you not only have the pipes on the left side of the screen, but you can buy pipes with the money you earn that can be used at any time. In Campaign mode you still face the challenges of Quick mode, but I found that with some work I could now complete some of the levels.
I didn't spend much time playing Survival mode because I couldn't survive very long. It is much like quick mode, but your work space is larger and the goal is to survive as long as possible. In my case, that's not very long. In Custom mode, you get to choose some of the parameters of your game such as the size of the board and the type of environment in which you are working. I all other ways, it seemed to be like Quick mode.
Overall, I would say that PipeLand has some great features. I would love to see the game move at a slower pace or have the option to play it at easy, medium, and hard levels. I think these changes would open up the game to a much wider audience. As it is, get yourself geared up for a fast-paced puzzle that will leave you hanging out to dry.


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Viva Florida shines a light on Florida's unique and exciting history. New resources are available to introduce aspects of Florida's history to assist students in meeting their academic and interest goals.
Florida History Fair
Sponsored by the Museum of Florida History, the Florida History Fair (FHF) is an annual, statewide activity that enhances the teaching and learning of history at elementary and secondary levels.
Florida's Spanish Colonial History Bibliography
Florida's Spanish colonial heritage began nearly 100 years before Jamestown with Juan Ponce de León's 1513 landing and ended when Florida became a territory of the United States in 1821. This bibliography lists some of the published works held by the State Library regarding the events beginning with Spanish attempts to explore Florida.
Thomas Sidney Jesup Diary
Thomas Sidney Jesup commanded military operations in Florida during the early stages of the Second Seminole War (1835-1842). This diary is his personal account of the conflict from October 1, 1836, to May 30, 1837.


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I've been toying with the idea of whether to put these images up on the blog before they get to the buyers, and my excitement has won over patience! A few weeks ago, I asked some of my very stylish and beautiful friends to shmodel for the Pulchritude Look Book and I think they did a wonderful job, let's hope the buyers agree. If you came to the last Pulchritude sale at the SAFW Pop Up Shop, you will recognise some of these items. I'm sending this look book to buyers from all over the country that I met during SA Fashion Week so that these clothes are not only available from me or the designers, but from more little shops errrrwhere! If you're a shop owner anywhere and would like to get your hands on these babies, I will be more than happy to add you to my buyers list, just leave your deets in the comments section. And if you're just a lover of clothes - it won't be long until you can order these and other styles straight from this site. This is the kind of stuff I sell at the Pulchritude Sales and if you'd like to attend these, also leave your deets in the comments section and I'll add you to my mailing list.
We shot this at Main Street Life so I'd like to thank Russell Grant and Shruti Nair (and dear Dave) for hooking this up as well as Lauren Mulligan (for the last minute use of her equipment). Then of course, the beauts in the pics - Nana, Vie, Thithi, Amy , Eve and Mla - I hope you guys like the pics! Oh and Anesu - thanks for your random act of kindness that day!


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Skyship in Orlando to help scientific research
ORLANDO, Fla. – Scientists are calling the Cloud Lab SkyShip 600, which is being housed in Orlando, a breakthrough platform for scientific research.
The president of the Skyship services, Julian Benscher, describes it as the most stable platform in the earth's atmosphere.
The $7 million blimp was built in North Carolina but arrived at its hub, Orlando Executive Airport, last month. Benscher said his airship will allow scientists to map the environment like never before.
"We can do 3-D imaging of all the coastal plain, therefore see the likely impact of adverse weather conditions, which we are experiencing more and more of will have on coastal communities," said Benscher.
With the same 3-D imaging, Benscher said scientists can also see inefficiencies in bridges and power grids, preventing problems before they occur.
"In theory, we will be able to map out the electric grid and save the industry billions of dollars by an effective monitoring from our Skyship," Benscher said
The Skyship can stay up in the air for 12 hours at a time and carry a 1,500 payload. It would use the same amount of gas a Boeing 373 would burn taxing to the runway in a day's time.
"It creates a great working atmosphere for scientists to have sensors on board the ship and map, monitor, and survey whatever it is they need to look at," Benscher said.
The first experiment will be off of the coast of Cape Canaveral for water vapor testing.
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I have two points in 3D space; let's call them $A=(a_x, a_y, a_z)$ and $B=(b_x, b_y, b_z).$
Now, I need to place a third point, let's call it $C=(c_x, c_y, c_z)$, which lies on the line between $A$ and $B$ and is some known distance from $A$.
Is there some easy way I can get the $c_x, c_y, c_z$ coordinates knowing the distance from $C$ to $A$?
I would easily be able to do this in 2D, but I never worked with 3D space and I can't seem to figure it out.


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March 9, 2013
This is very grave news! The system loves to play the hero: "Look I told you it was coming now do what we say." The last time the SPLC said an attack was coming you know what Clinton pulled off. Get ready to get blamed for a new Oklahoma City and for the roll out of another drugged up vet to take the blame.
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The story begins in Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA during the summer of 1965. Fred DeLuca, an ambitious 17-year-old high school graduate, was looking for a way to make enough money to pay for his university tuition. The solution came at a BBQ during a conversation with a family friend, Dr. Peter Buck. Dr. Buck suggested to Fred that he open a submarine sandwich shop - having seen a sandwich shop in his hometown experience huge success.With a $1,000 loan from Dr. Buck, the partnership was formed and Pete's Super Submarines opened in August 1965.
The first year was a challenge and a learning experience for the young entrepreneurs. They opened their second location a year later and quickly realised that marketing and visibility were going to be key factors in the success of the business - the third outlet was in a highly visible location and it's still serving sandwiches today. The name was shortened from Pete's Super Submarines to SUBWAY® and the familiar bright yellow logo was introduced.
The next step was to formulate a business plan that outlined the SUBWAY® chain's goals. In an effort to reach those goals, SUBWAY® outlets began franchising, giving others the opportunity to succeed in their own business venture. The first SUBWAY® franchise opened in Connecticut in 1974.


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Easy Epidemiology for Everyone
Tracy Powell, MPH
ISDH Field Epidemiologist, District 4
The last couple of newsletters described case control and cohort studies. The next step is looking behind the studies at the p-value and confidence interval. This month focuses on the p-value.
You might ask about the p-value when discussing which variables or exposures are significant in a study or outbreak investigation. In public health, the p-value, or probability value, is used to determine if the observed differences between groups (such as ill and not ill) are true differences. Epidemiologists are taught to look at the p-value when evaluating significance and testing hypotheses. Although the significance level is arbitrary, a p-value of less than or equal to 5 percent (0.05) is widely accepted. Smaller or larger percentages may be used if justification, such as previous studies or clinical significance, is warranted. For the purpose of this article, a p-value of ≤0.05 will be considered statistically significant, as most public health professionals use this value as a standard.
The p-value indicates how often you would expect to see the observed outcomes just as a result of chance. P-values less than or equal to 5 percent are considered "statistically significant", which means the result is not likely attributable to chance. Events that have a high probability of occurring (p >0.05) are considered more common and, therefore, not significant. P-values range from 0-1 and are usually expressed as p <0.05.
P-value Example
This example will assist in understanding how to interpret a p-value. The table contains hypothetical data on Disease X rates for 2007 per 100,000 people in Indiana by county. The far right column displays the p-value for the disease rate for each county compared to the disease rate for the state. A p-value of less than 0.05 indicates a statistically significant difference between the annual disease rate for the county compared to the state rate.
As the table shows, four counties have p-values less than 0.05. County 1, County 3, and County 5 have rates that are significantly higher than the state rate. County 4 has a rate that is significantly lower than the state rate. County 2 and County 6 do not have statistically significant p-values, p = 0.28 and p = 0.15 respectively. Therefore, the rates for County 2 and County 6 are not statistically significantly different than the state rate.
The p-value does have limitations. A non-significant p-value does not necessarily mean the outcome is not clinically important. Similarly, there is a possibility that an outcome can be statistically significant and not be practical. The "common sense" component of public health practice is an essential part of decision-making and should not be limited by a p-value. To further explain this limitation, consider two studies. The first study looks at a low-fat diet and breast cancer in women with prior breast cancer. The second study looks at a low-fat diet and breast cancer in women without prior breast cancer. The p-value in the first study was significant (p = 0.03) and the p-value in the second study was not significant (p = 0.07). However, in both studies, the low-fat diet groups developed fewer new breast cancers. Although the second study was not significant, the result of fewer new breast cancers was clinically significant.
Another limitation of the p-value is that the value can be influenced by the number of subjects. If there are too few people in the study groups, the p-value may be unstable. There is no way to distinguish when no difference exists between groups (no significance) and when there are not enough people in the study groups.
The p-value is important but should not be the sole determination of significance. A better assessment would also include appropriate confidence intervals (along with an odds ratio or risk ratio), which will be discussed in the next issue of the Indiana Epidemiology Newsletter.
- Kuzma, Jan. Basic Statistics for the Health Sciences. 3rd Edition. 1998.
- Prentice RL, Caan B, Chlebowski RT, et al. Low-Fat Dietary Pattern and Risk of Invasive Breast Cancer, JAMA. 2006; 295:626-642.
- Chlebowski RT, Blackburn GL, Thomson CA, et al. Dietary fat reduction and breast cancer outcome: interim efficacy results from the Women's Intervention Nutrition Study (WINS). J Natl Cancer Inst. 2006; Vol. 98, No. 24, pp 1767-1776.


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I recently fell into the book depository bargain bin. They mail free to Australia so I love that I can buy a book and have it delivered to my door for a quarter of the price if I bought it at a bookstore in Australia. Sorry guys, the budget wins that argument hands down. Thanks, +The Book Depository.
So I picked up a few new titles at an average price of between $4 and $5. It costs $2 to reserve a book at my local library and Roberts' new release paperbacks have a RRP of A$29. I am not kidding.
My reading list:
· Captivated by Nora Roberts
· Nightshade by Nora Roberts
· The Best of Me by Nicholas Sparks
· Torn: Book Two in the Trylle Trilogy by Amanda Hocking
· Wake: Book One in the Watersong Series by Amanda Hocking
I have read one Nicholas Sparks book and seen a couple of his movies. I am fascinated as to why he is not categorized as a romance writer. Is it because he routinely kills people? Is it because he is not a slave to the standard HEA ending? Is it because he has a penis? It seems very odd that he has such a stranglehold on the movie tie-in. He must have a brilliant agent. I mean, Safe Haven (his latest movie version) has such a bizarre storyline that some sites have described it as 'batsh*t crazy'. Spoilers in the article, if you haven't seen it and want to.
I proposed a Sparks recipe after reading the Lucky One:
· Make up perfect people,
· Take an odd or quirky reason for the perfect people to meet, (a death, a photo, a bottle, a letter)
· Add kids, dogs and/or dependent parent,
· Add ugly one dimensional ex-partner, usually abusive
· Heat to generate love,
· Add a storm/flood/natural event,
· Kill someone or threaten to do so,
· Stir to mix.
I shall see if 'Best of me' follows the same recipe.
Nora Roberts writes a book every 45 days or some such crazy statistic and is estimated to earn $60m a year from them. She also writes detective stories as JD Robb. She's spent 16 years on the New York Times bestseller list.
I have never read any of her work and I want to scribble on it, so a library book was out of the question. I want to see if she follows a similar recipe to Sparks.
Hocking is the poster girl for self-publishers after signing a book contract for stories she had already sold in the millions as ebooks. I did read the first book in her troll series and was a little disappointed. I want to see how the others are. Wake is about mermaids and sirens; the new vampires, I hear, in YA fiction.
Pity, I like wolves, myself.


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1998 Jeep Wrangler TJ - White Sheep
A TJ Of A Different Color
We have a love-hate relationship with '97-'06 TJ Wranglers. On one hand, we commend Jeep for building such a simple, capable vehicle that responds so well to aftermarket modifications. On the other hand, we get a little tired of seeing every Joe Schmoe with 33-inch-tall tires and six-months of seat time thinking that he is the greatest wheeler to come along since Hazel had a full head of hair. That's why we like Dave Trappett.
Dave has owned his '98 TJ since it was new, but despite years of wheeling experience he is still humble and courteous on the trail. Like most of us, he started out with 31-inch tires, then 32s, then 35s and a Rubicon Express long arm suspension. Dave wheeled his Wrangler all over New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah in this configuration before he took the plunge and decided to modify his Wrangler far beyond the "average" TJ.
Chassis And Driveline
The stock 4.0L engine and TF999 three-speed automatic transmission are still in the same spot as when they left Toledo. However, they have been mated to an Advance Adapters Atlas transfer case with a 4.3 Low-range. When Dave decided to take his Jeep to the next level he started with a pair of Dana 60 axles from a '79 Ford F-350. The front high-pinion Dana 60 was fitted with an ARB Air Locker, 5.38 Yukon gears, Alloy USA 35-spline chromoly inner and outer axles, Longfield 300m U-joints, Warn drive flanges, and the first set of Dedenbear (now Reid Racing) knuckles for a Ford application. The rear axle was similarly decked out with 5.38 Superior gears, an ARB Air Locker, Yukon full-floating 35-spline chromoly axles, and disc brakes using Ruff Stuff Specialties brackets. The ARB air lines and the brake lines are all plumbed with steel braided hose and AN fittings. "Once you know how to make the lines yourself they are very reasonably priced" Trappett commented. The 1-ton axles allow Dave to run 42-inch Super Swamper TSLs on 15x10 TrailReady beadlock wheels without leaving a trail of broken drivetrain parts in his wake.
In order to fit the tires, the front axle was pushed forward 4 inches. This would have created interference between the steering components, but the stock steering box was ditched for a PSC orbital valve and double-ended hydraulic ram that connects to ATOR steering arms. The front suspension cycles through 16-inch-travel 2-inch-diameter remote reservoir Sway-A-Way RaceRunner coilovers fitted with Eibach and Hypercoil springs which are mounted on Blue Torch Fab frame mounts. The coilovers work in conjunction with a three-link suspension with 2-inch solid 7075-T6 aluminum lower links capped with 1.25-inch QA1 rod ends. Trick billet aluminum clamps from KRC hold spare stub shafts where they are easily accessible should they be needed. The upper link is constructed from 1 1/2-inch, 0.375-wall DOM tubing and 1 1/4-inch Evolution Machine rod ends. It connects to a modified Rubicon Express belly pan at the frame end and then to a Blue Torch Fab truss on the middle of the axle.
The rear suspension also uses a three-link design and pushes the rear axle 7 inches back. The rear third of the frame was replaced with Blue Torch Fab frame rails to allow more uptravel with the relocated axle location. The lower links are 35-inches long and constructed of the same material as the front lowers. The upper link connects to a crossmember on the frame and a Blue Torch truss on top of the Dana 60. The rear axle is damped by 14-inch-travel, 2-inch-diameter remote reservoir Sway-A-Way RaceRunner coilovers and Hypercoil 185 lb/in over Eibach 400 lb/in coil springs mounted on custom shock hoops.
Body And Interior
Drastic body modifications were necessary in order to accommodate the 105-inch wheelbase and 42-inch tires. The stock front fenders and hood were replaced with a Campbell Enterprises fiberglass hood with integrated fenders. Ditching the stock fenders required new turn signals, so amber Peterson LED marker lights were added to the grille. In front of the grille a Hanson Enterprise front bumper is topped with Warn SDB-160 dual-beam spot and driving lights and a trusty Warn 8274 winch wrapped in 125 feet of 3/8-inch Master-Pull Superline XD synthetic cable. Moving back, the rockers are protected by Durango 4x4 rocker guards and the rear "comp cut" corners from Blue Torch Fab allow the rear tires to be pushed all the way to the back of the Wrangler.
Moving the rear axle required the fuel tank to be relocated, so the stock tank was tossed in favor of a 15-gallon aluminum fuel cell from RCI that sits between the rear fenders. The cell feeds a Carter high-volume electric fuel pump that sits on the framerail at the rear of the Jeep which in turn feeds a Ford E-2000 pump that pushes pressurized fuel up to the 4.0L fuel rail. A full cage made by Dave protects the fuel cell, as well as the occupants. Mastercraft Rubicon seats and five point harnesses keep the people in the Jeep.
Good, Bad, And What's It For
Dave lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, smack dab between Las Cruces and Farmington, with Moab only a few extra hours away. Mud and rust aren't a concern for this Wrangler, but undercut rock ledges and huge dry waterfalls are encountered on the trails almost as often as other TJs. The extra wheelbase and width add stability to make the big climbs, but the ride height could be several inches lower and still accommodate the 42-inch Swampers. Also, even though the factory engine and tranny only have 50,000 miles on them, they have been hard miles. Turning 42s takes it toll, so Dave's next scheduled modification is to swap in a Gen III Chevy V-8 engine and matching transmission in front of the current Advance Adapters Atlas II transfer case.
Hard Facts
Vehicle: '98 Jeep Wrangler
Engine: 4.0L
Transmission: TF999
Transfer Case: Advance Adapters Atlas II
Suspension: Custom three link with coilovers (front and rear)
Axles: '79 Ford F350 Dana 60 (front and rear)
Wheels: 15x10 steel TrailReady beadlocks
Tires: 15/42-15 Super Swamper TSL
Built For: Big Rocks
Estimated Cost: $35,000
Why I Featured It
Normally I like sleepers that have trick running gear but require you to take a second look to notice it. With 42s and full-width axles that is definitely not the case with Dave's Wrangler, but it is so big-overbuilt that it is hard to resist. While coilovers and Dana 60s on a Wrangler aren't necessarily unique, they aren't commonplace either. Add a guy who throws out the parts catalog to build his own parts and you have a wolf instead of a sheep driving just another TJ.-Harry Wagner


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Hi, I have noticed when typing my TS is producing some random key strokes.
I have noticed the cable is starting to fray and I am wondering if that is the connection.
The whole hand rest gesture seems to reset it temporarily but the problem usually returns.
I cleaned the keyboard which helped temporarily but then it returned again.
Any suggestions? Do I need to open the device, reset the device etc_?
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|The Tabor girls - Christmas 1974
I actually have the stocking I used when I was a little girl. My mom made it out of felt. Each one of us had our names on ours and a little toy pinned to the top. Mine was a Santa head. You would pull the cord at the bottom and Santa's eyes would open and the toy/pin would light up. It's still attached to my stocking and the eyes still open, but not without difficulty.
When our oldest was born my husband and I went to K-Mart and looked at stockings. I had little time (and skills) at the time to make stockings for everyone so we found pre-made stockings that we liked. We bought four since we knew we'd have at least one more kiddo at some point. I got felt at the craft store and cut out letters to glue our names on our stockings. It wasn't quite like mom's, but the intent is there.
We didn't hang our stocking by the fireplace. We just laid them on the tile by our lovely fake fireplace. I'm sure my parents were most likely concerned that having the stockings hung would just be temptation for us to pull at them and pull something down on our heads!
We open our stockings first thing in the morning...before presents. It gives parents time to enjoy that first crucial cup of coffee while somewhat appeasing the kids' desire to get into some goodies. I can appreciate that more as an adult.
Where do you put your stockings and when do you "open" them? Is it a new tradition or is it what you used to do as a kid?


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I am always amazed how many broken stones you see in some of the cemeteries you visit. We are spoiled in
I look at these broken stones and wonder how did they break? Can they be fixed? How?
I have been told that if the stones have some structural integrity they usually can be put back together. But warning it is not as easy as it sounds. The first thing you need to do is figure out what kind of stone it is made of. Putting metal bolts, drilling etc. is no longer advised. Duct tape will fix anything but not advised for grave stone repairs.
Many of the new epoxies work great some can be repaired with mortars to join broken fragments but this method often makes the stone look sloppy and unattractive since the mortar is usually thick and mats.
My husband's family bought an old train depot several years ago and found an old broken tombstone underneath it. My Mother in Law has spent many years researching the woman it was for and her children. She has always wanted to repair it and set it on her grave site. The story of the broken tombstone has been told at Cemetery Walks and different events in


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Although Apple chief Tim Cook and Samsung's co-chief JK Shin met last week to hammer out a settlement to a patent infringement legal battle, the negotiations now seem to be dead, according to reports
Citing Korean new agencies, The Verge states that the meeting was a bust and neither side seemed to be negotiating in good faith. The two tech companies were ordered to come to an "amicable agreement" before continuing their legal fight, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
A third trial between the two companies is scheduled for March, where a court will decide if Samsung's latest smartphones and tablets copied Apple's technology.
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Samsung has faced two court decisions that have resulted in costly damages. Samsung is appealing the rulings.
Shin was supposed to be in the United States next week, presumably before the Feb.19 deadline for negotiations, but now has no plans to go. Reports are taking this to mean that Shin has already been to meet with Apple, and without a settlement, this likely means the talks have been unsuccessful.


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Scott Prozeller (right) scored his first goal of the season on the penalty kick in overtime (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard co-captain Scott Prozeller tallied the game-winning goal in overtime on a penalty kick, helping the Crimson men's soccer team earn a 1-0 victory against Massachusetts Friday evening at the Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium.
Austin Harms made two saves to earn the shutout, the 18th clean sheet of his career, putting him within one shutout of the Harvard all-time record, held by Ryan Johnson '06.
Harms made a save off a header by UMass's Andrew Henshaw in overtime at 91:59, allowing Harvard to clear. Ben Tsuda followed with a shot on net for the Crimson, before the Minutemen were called for a foul in the box, setting up a penalty kick chance for Harvard. Prozeller stepped up and booted the ball into the top left portion of the net, giving Harvard a sudden victory. With the win, Harvard improved to 2-2 overall, while UMass falls to 1-5.
In a scoreless first half, Harvard outshot UMass, 6-0, including 3-0 on target, as Ben Tsuda, Brian Rogers and Zack Wolfenzon mustered shots chances on net. The Crimson also earned all three corner kicks of the frame. At 22:36, Harvard had a chance to score on a penalty kick, but Rogers's shot went wide to the right of the goal.
The Crimson outshot the Minutemen, 7-4 in the second half and had three of the four corner kicks in the frame. Jamie Rees and Rogers managed shots on target, but goalkeeper Shan Curran-Hays, who made six saves on the night, blocked both attempts.
Harvard owned a 15-5 edge in shots for the contest and led in corner kicks, 6-2.
The Crimson visits Vermont Sunday, Sept. 18 for a 1 p.m. non-conference matchup.


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Holiday Arrangements For Children when parents cant agree
Are you trying to arrange a holiday with your children and having issues with your ex partner?
You cant talk to reach a resolution?
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During a divorce, it is likely that the last thing the couple or the children themselves are thinking about the holiday arrangements. Then down the line, when everything else has been arranged, it can be frustrating and awkward to try and make a booking that all parties are happy with. As well as this, there are legislation's in the UK which has been specifically designed to ensure everyone is kept safe and happy.
There are a few mediation methods and laws that can help you if you are having trouble in your area, but there a few main questions you may have regarding this.
If I do not have consent from the other parent, am I still able to take the kids on holiday?
The answer to this question depends on whether you have a CAO, or a Child Arrangement Order. If you have one, then you are able to take the child on holiday for up to one month. If you do not have one of these, then all of the parents will need to consent to the child going on holiday.
Would I be able to take my child away for the entire six weeks holiday?
Even if you do have a CAO in place, unless you have consent from all of the parents you cannot take the child away for the entire six weeks holiday or any length of time that is over one month. With a Child Arrangement Order, the maximum amount of time you can take a child away for is one month. See our FAQs
What do I need to do if my child is nearly 18?
If your child is 16 or 17, you still need to have a CAO to take them on holiday without the other parent's consent. The legal age for an adult in the UK is 18, so all laws to do with child custody take this into account.
If the other parent refuses to consent, where does this leave me?
It can feel like there is not a lot of choice for you if the other parent completely refuses to consent to the holiday. You do have some options available to you though. The first option is naturally to try and come to an agreement. The best way to do this is to find out why the other parent has such objection to the holiday. See our fees for mediation.
From there, you can maybe try and figure out a solution. If it is just because of the missed contact time, maybe you can work out an arrangement to make this up when you get back?


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iOS 4 Unified Inbox and Threaded Email – Nice! [iOS 4 Tour Pt. 4]
by Rob on
June 21, 2010
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If you're like me and use your iDevice all day for many tasks like email, then you're probably sick and tired of traversing up and down the email tree. Under any previous iOS version (iPhone OS 3.1.3, for example) if you were reading an email and wanted to read email from another account it was: tap to inbox, tap to account, tap to all accounts, then tap again on account, tap again to inbox and tap again to the email. That's a lot of tapping, or at least it was.
In iOS 4 we now have two ease-of-use enhancements to the email app, and they are welcome enhancements indeed! The first of these is the unified inbox. Simply put, this inbox is all of your inboxes in one, regardless of how many accounts you have (and I have several). Emails are ordered by their timestamp of when they were received so seeing all of your email at once is what this is all about. Need to read/reply on a different account? no problem as it's just at most two taps away. The only downside here is that I wish they were somehow labeled as to which account they belong to in the unified view. Right now, you get the standard from, subject line and a few words from the body. If you know your people that email you then this probably isn't a problem for you, however if you receive a lot of email then this may be an issue (albeit minor).
The only downside that I see with the new email app on the iPhone is that they have moved folder access (trash, spam, tags, folders, etc) to a new section for which you do need to traverse to. On the main email accounts list you would scroll to the bottom of that page to get the "accounts" section. Traversing these trees works similarly to how email used to work and is the only way to get to other email folders that you may have setup.
Lastly (for email), we have threaded email conversations in the mail app (a la gmail). This new view into your email significantly enhances your ability to keep track of email conversations and to review your email history on a particular subject. Again, not earth shattering but a nice added feature nonetheless.


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All the relevant info is right here at CNet. And the site that their friends put up, Jamesandkati.com, still has a paypal donation button up, and I'm sure that money sent here will find its way to them, too.
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Okay, this is how it all started...
Vanna, at delusions of grandeur, told me I needed to visit her friend Kim on her blog, which is called Moonlight Dreams. Well I did and Oh My GOODNESS! I made a wonderful discovery by checking out her blog! I have this metal cherub with butterfly wings figure that I really like, but I never knew what it was! I knew there was more to it once upon a time because of the broken piece at the end of her arms. So let me show you the before photo of this little gal!
Don't you love the detail on the base?
And below is Kim's collection at ... http://dreamgoddess-intothetwilight.blogspot.com/
It can be found on her Fri. March 2 blog, A Tale of Antique Love. Aren't they glorious?!!! I'm almost embarrassed to show you mine now.Mine are no where as grand as her beautiful pieces, but hey I try! :-)
(Kim, I hope it is okay that I show your photo on my posting. If it is not, just let me know and I will remove it. Thanks.)
So this is what I came up with. Very inexpensively too! Yay! Here is how it happened. On St. Pat's weekend a local antique mall was having their anniversary sale so when you went in they told you of the games they had going on for this anniversary event. They had hidden shiny green coins and a little pot of gold in the mall so if you found a coin you got $5 and if you found the pot of gold you got $10 off of any purchase. WELL...between my mom and I we found 2 coins and the pot of gold!! I was so excited! And I can be a cheapo, so I was trying not to spend much over the $15 that I had won. (you could only use one coin with the pot of gold on one purchase which came up to $15) Well, low and behold, I saw this cute little cranberry piece and thought that it might work on my cherub. AND it was $15! Perfect! Oh, I forgot to mention that I only paid $7 for the cherub to start out with.
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PATTERSON, N.Y.—New fire sprinkler legislation signed into law this summer in New York state will not only protect the public but could lead to increased business and perhaps state licensing for sprinkler contractors, according to a National Fire Sprinkler Association spokesman.
HOLYOKE, Mass.—A fatal rooming house fire 30 years ago on July 4 led the Massachusetts Legislature to quickly pass legislation allowing local communities in the Commonwealth to require sprinklers in boarding houses. But today's lawmakers recently killed a similar bill that would have let communities require sprinklers in new homes.
ORLAND PARK, Ill.—Parents of college students should be able to rest easier as the result of a new law requiring fire sprinklers in on-campus dormitories at public and private colleges and universities in Illinois by September 2014, according to the Northern Illinois Fire Sprinkler Advisory Board.
PATTERSON, N.Y.—The National Fire Sprinkler Association, the Canadian Automatic Sprinkler Association and the new Mexican Fire Sprinkler Association plan to make history next year by partnering to host what is being billed as "the first-ever North American Fire Sprinkler Expo."
ORLAND PARK, Ill.—Whether it's through a town-by-town adoption of new residential fire sprinkler requirements or via a new effort to require sprinklers in homes statewide, Illinois is making progress toward mandating the life safety devices in more and more homes, according to Tom Lia, executive director of the Northern Illinois Fire Sprinkler Advisory Board (NIFSAB).
PATTERSON, N.Y.—New homes built in Maryland will be required to have fire sprinklers beginning this fall, the result of new legislation signed into law by that state's governor May 2.
PATTERSON, N.Y.—Russ Fleming is the new president of the National Fire Sprinkler Association. The NFSA board of directors voted March 2 to select Fleming, formerly NFSA executive VP and a 37-year veteran of the organization, for the post.
Russ Fleming is the new president of the National Fire Sprinkler Association, following a vote by the organization's board. Fleming replaces John Viniello, who retired effective the first of this month after 28 years on the job.
The board voted March 2 to select Fleming, the organization's former executive VP, for the president's post. A special NFSA committee met Jan. 25 to nominate him, Fleming told me at that time.
I'm trying to reach Fleming to learn more about his goals for the NFSA. I'd also like to learn more about who's going to be the next executive VP.
Viniello announced Jan. 19 that he planned to retire. "I will turn 70 years of age at the end of February and it's time to step down. It's been a great run," he said in a statement on the NFSA's website.
Viniello told me he and Fleming had worked together for 25 years and "in my estimation, he's the top engineer in the sprinkler industry." Fleming sits on a number of National Fire Protection Association committees, Viniello said.
When asked what his own greatest accomplishment has been on the job, Viniello answered: "Oh, that's easy. My staff."
He said that when he became president in 1984, "the association was in dire financial trouble. People were being laid off and I was determined to look at the staff and assess who could get it done and who couldn't."
He said the association now has a "terrific" staff of more than 40 people. He said NFSA staff members are the "who's who in the sprinkler industry. … I'm most proud of the staff that I've been able to assemble."
Viniello said his previous careers included being a school guidance councilor and dean of admissions at Fordham University Lincoln Center Campus in New York City before becoming a regional manager for the NFSA in 1973. "I didn't know a sprinkler from a water faucet when I first started. I had to learn, and I had a lot of good teachers," he said.
In 1981, he left NFSA to work for Grinnell Fire Protection as head of their residential fire sprinkler division. "That was before fire sprinklers were really known for protecting homes and I guess I was considered one of the pioneers in that whole technology," he said. He returned to NFSA to take the job as president.
Here's more from the NFSA's website on other votes by the board on March 2:
At its meeting in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Friday, March 2, 2012, the NFSA Board of Directors elected the following members to two-year terms as officers, beginning immediately: Chairman, Dennis Coleman, Engineered Fire Protection, St. Louis; Treasurer, James Boulanger, Patriot Fire Protection, Seattle.In addition, the following staff members were elected to officer positions: Russell P. Fleming, President; David J. Vandeyar, Secretary; Fred Barall, Senior Vice President of Industrial Relations; Kenneth E. Isman, P.E., Vice President of Engineering; Buddy Dewar, Vice President of Regional Operations; James F. Lynch, Vice President of Industrial Relations; James D. Lake, Vice President of Training & Education.Two new members were also welcomed to the Board of Directors. Bruce LaRue of Potter Electric was elected as the new Chair of the Supplier and Manufacturers (SAM) Council, a position that carries a seat on the Board. In addition, Buck Buchannan was designated by Globe Fire Sprinkler as their new representative on the Sprinkler Manufacturers Council, and he was among the sprinkler manufacturers elected to a new two-year term on the Board of Directors. Congratulations to all the new officers and Board members!
John Viniello, president of the National Fire Sprinkler Association, is stepping down after 28 years on the job.
In announcement on the Patterson, N.Y.-based organization's website today, Viniello writes that he'll retire as of March 1. "I will turn 70 years of age at the end of February and it's time step down. It's been a great run."
He said that Russ Fleming, NFSA's executive vice president will handle day-to-day association matters until a new president is elected. "I will work with him to insure a smooth transition of responsibilities," Viniello pledged.
I haven't met Viniello personally but have interviewed him over the phone on a number of stories. I've been impressed with the way he always returns my calls so promptly. I think that's because he's so passionate about the need for fire sprinklers that he never wants to miss an opportunity to get publicity for the cause.
A recent letter that he posted on the site is a good example of his passionate feelings about fire sprinklers. It's an open letter to Chicago media outlets regarding a tragic fire in a high-rise apartment complex in that city last week.
A 32-year-old woman who lived at the Lake Shore Drive building died when she arrived on the 12th floor by elevator after a fire had begun in an apartment belonging to other tenants, the Associated Press reported. The elevator door opened onto an inferno and Shantel McCoy died of carbon monoxide intoxication and inhalation of smoke and soot, the AP said.
McCoy's mother has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the companies that manage the building, the AP said. It said the Chicago Sun-Times reported that JoAnn McCoy claims her daughter still would be alive if a sprinkler system had "been in place to put out the Jan. 9 fire."
Such a tragedy could happen again, Viniello warns in his strongly-worded letter to the editor. Here's what he wrote:
Elevators stopping at the fire floor…no fire sprinklers installed. Sounds more like the script from the film "The Towering Inferno". Yet, sadly it happened once again in the City of Chicago. It becomes painfully evident that hundreds of thousands of residents living in high-rise buildings throughout Chicago are at risk of dying in a fire. These "ovens in the sky" will continue to kill or injure Chicagoans, including firefighters, because of a failed administration, including the former and current Mayors and Board of Alderman. They all lack the political will to enact legislation that requires retrofitting these unsafe building with life saving fire sprinkler systems. It is not a question of if it will happen again. It's a question of when. How high does the "body count" have to get before the city administration becomes proactive rather than reactive? Sadly, those "who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
CAPE CORAL, Fla.—A proposed ordinance in this city would give homebuilders a break on city impact fees if they install fire sprinklers in new homes, saving lives and also saving money for taxpayers in the long run, according to the city councilor behind the proposal and the National Fire Sprinkler Association (NFSA).
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