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I posted HERE previously a post concerning what West Melbourne, FL has done to our home. They have added a sewer lift station directly in the street sidewalk area of my home – see large photos before and after on the West Melbourne, FL Photo page on this blog – tab is at top of the page. Consider the land was plotted for a subdivision in 1960 but the very first house was not built until 1976 in this neighborhood. Obviously they never took into account since then how to redesign a sewer system to service the neighborhood or surrounding areas. I find it shocking the City of West Melbourne, FL is now forcing homeowners to accept the attempts to bubble gum the sytems together in this manner. I say bubble gum because engineers have had to redraw this lift station in front of my house three times because they did not measure anything correctly nor pay attention to houses that exist where they wanted to put the lift station. I am not sure the St Johns Water Management folks have any idea this project has been handled this way but the sewers need to conform to new water service standards. I am also not sure if anyone else ever approved the redesign of the road right of way.
Last night the City of West Melbourne, FL had a city council meeting – regularly scheduled. It seems that last night the "Haven Drive Lift Station Rehabilitation" (doesn't that have a nice ring to it?) was added to the agenda. I found it interesting that this subject was not mentioned to us ahead of time – but no matter – we have found it "interesting" to attend these meetings lately, so we were there. I went with my laptop and proceeded to take notes all evening. I don't think our presence was fully appreciated at that meeting. The Public Works Director went by the job site (in front of our house) yesterday and took a few photographs – they look pretty close to my own although the full angle view was one that most of the city officers were not happy to have on the screen. Several of the council members mentioned they were by the house and were appalled or shocked at the mess and what was done.
The mayor of West Melbourne, FL felt this was not the proper time or forum to discuss the issue. As it was a public forum, when best to discuss it? After all West Melbourne, FL – this is a sunshine state – and the taxpayers, property owners, citizens have a right to know the full steam ahead attitude of its city in spite of the consequences to anyone.
The implicatons continue to be that West Melbourne, Fl is trying to please me and that they have compromised with us. We interrupted that train of thought more than once – I emphasized that the engineer and the building inspector on both redesigns realized that the project could not fit within a twenty foot wide easement that is actually only 18 foot wide. See why that is below.
They could not remove the underground cement box (inside that orange fencing) of the manhole cover housing the force main until ready to switch into the new force main. That limited their room pushing everything closer to the houses. That meant compromising the foundations by having to place wet well points to draw off the water -the holes to place all of the tanks go over 15 foot deep – almost 20 at places.
The two houses are only 18 foot apart due to a building error because the City of West Melbourne, Fl allowed the neighbor's house thirty years ago to be built into the easement. Take a look at the photos I've added today. It is pretty obvious this hole and equipment would not fit in an 18 foot wide area without completely crashing the house foundation! They had no way to do anything but move it from that easement.
They did what they did because they could and they expect me to accept it. Was it "right"? You be the judge – what would you like to have out your front windows? Do you feel the actions of the City of West Melbourne, FL are how you want your city to treat you? Because a city has the right to do something, should they? Was it right to crush one family emotionally and financially because it saved the City of West Melbourne, FL time and money? Remember they feel they are not obligated to do anything to correct this with us financially – we are expected to accept — move along folks, nothing else to see here – we did it because we can! Thanks West Melbourne, FL. That's a city that has the best interests of its citizens, its taxpayers at heart!
UPDATED JULY 21st, 2009 —
Incredible as it may seem, NO ONE has done any work on this project yet! Nothing has changed since my last photographs (although I do have plenty more dated ones to prove that) and our lovely eco-friendly(?) orange plastic fence still complements the lare hole and mud in our front yard. The promised landscaping has never been done. The road remains unpaved and still barricaded. We still drag our garbage cans down the street and walk to the corner for our mail every day – nice when it rains! I am not convinced that this isn't a 'get even' compaign at this point. But that is fine – I have contacted a couple of TV stations locally and sent photos to them so we will see who is afraid of the local government or not.
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The theme for this month's Write-Away Contest is "learning" so my list today is about things I'd still like to learn before life's done with me.
1. To speak French. I took French in high school and on into college. I got through French Lit and read all the requisite Gide, Camus, Ionesco and Baudelaire they threw at me but I was a genius at dissolving into the background so that the professor never called on me to answer a question. I listened, understood what he was saying but never felt comfortable saying anything myself and therefore coasted through with easy A's and absolutely no conversational ability. Yes, those were six well-spent years. It's not as if anyone will ever rush up and say, "Michelle, oh thank goodness you're here, I have some paragraphs from L'Etranger that need to be translated, stat!" No, I've pretty much lost all usefulness but maybe, just maybe before I die I will get to spend some time in someplace wonderful learning to speak French properly. Well, someplace not Haiti. I'd rather it not be Haiti.
2. Horseback riding. When I learn to ride a horse I want to get decked out in the full English riding suit. Head to toe, with the black helmet, the funny pants that I can't pronounce and a beautiful Arabian horse. Why Arabian? I was a big fan of The Black Stallion when I was a kid and I like the way their tails fly upwards when they run. Then when I ride I will speak with a British accent and use perfect grammar before going inside for my afternoon tea.
3. Patience. Yea, yea yea. Patience. Eventually, though not soon enough for me.
4. To control my emotions. I tend to--what's the phrase?--"wear my emotions on my sleeve"? Hard to hide what I'm feeling and though I'm not so concerned about hiding them I would like to learn the discipline to control them. To be less irritated with people, to cut them slack, to be slower to anger, that kind of thing. It would be helpful in my line of work i.e. motherhood. With my luck I'll figure out how to accomplish this just as my kids are leaving home, life is ironic like that.
5. To play the harp. Always wanted to learn this instrument but Mom instead enrolled me in piano lessons (for which I'm eternally grateful, don't get me wrong) but I've always thought the harp to be wonderfully romantic and fun. Because people are always looking for a harpist to accompany them. Yes, there aren't many parts for harps, yes it's hard to pack around in your backpack for band class, yes, it's more expensive than a gold-plated Mercedes but it's still cool, darn it! I bet your fingers get awfully callused though--just guessing.
6. Astronomy. I live in the wrong place for studying astronomy. Too bright in the summer and too cold in the winter which just goes to prove that I'm destined to retire to Maui someday where I can take up astronomy. And blogging, don't forget the blogging. Every time the paper reports an eclipse, a meteor shower, a comet or some other celestial occurrence I'm dying to see it but usually it is hard to see from Anchorage. Something about the skies is exciting and fascinating.
7. How to play pinochle. This has always been a popular game between my parents and my grandparents and they'll play when they get together. I always wanted to play with them when I was a kid but it's a game of partners (convenient, huh?) so they wouldn't let me join. Well somehow along the way my sister and her husband learned how to play but Andrew and I missed out. I still want to learn and I should just pick up a pack of cards at the store and figure it out. But then maybe I should just stick to Scrabble.
8. To like exercise. I figure I'll have to learn to like this if I'm going to live long enough to complete everything on this list. I'm still sore from my Stair Master torture session yesterday. The best thing about exercise (apart from helping to keep you alive longer) is when it ends. Well, that and getting to watch cable while I do it.
9. The difference between "lay" and "lie." I'm pretty good at grammar and can successfully navigate my way through who/whom, I/me, taut/taunt, flout/flaunt, etc. and I rarely dangle any participles or end my sentences with prepositions (as the great Winston Churchill reportedly said, "That is the sort of bloody nonsense up with which I will not put!") But for the life of me I mix up "lay" and "lie" and have little hope of figuring the difference out in the near future. I usually guess so I'm probably getting it wrong.
10. To make sugar balls. I saw these sugar balls made from caramelized sugar months ago and have had them bookmarked, waiting for the moment when I will be brave enough to attempt them. Why? For the same reason mankind has climbed Everest, "because they're there." I don't know that they taste better than your standard piece of chocolate cake but just imagine pulling these out for dessert at a dinner party. You'd be elevated to the status of Cooking God before anyone even took a bite. Someday . . . and then I'll post my own picture.
11. To play Chopin's Polonaise in A flat major. I don't think that there's any chance of this as I haven't taken piano lessons since college and outside of playing for the kids and teaching them how to play my fingers are very rusty and it would take a Rocky Balboa-style burst of training to get me back in shape enough to play anything of Chopin's let alone his finest piece but it was always my favorite piano solo and I dreamed of playing it, or at least getting through it. Here's a video of someone else playing it who knows what they're doing. Hey, you can always dream, right?
12. How to do a load of wash and not loose any socks. Does my machine eat socks as a secondary source of power because I swear I've never done a load of wash in my life that hasn't turned up at least one lonely, unmatched sock. Usually I'll find its mate in the next load but I always have a pile of sad little socks that are without matches. Drives me crazy.
13. Pottery. I took pottery in high school and loved it but it's rather hard to do it without your own kiln and pottery wheel, let alone the space to store them. I suppose I could go to a studio and throw things there and I did take a raku pottery class a few years ago but it's all about time and energy isn't it? Maybe someday I'll get to do it and make things like this:
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And while UVC webcams are well supported, you must be aware of a few issues:
- The linux-uvc driver is V4L2-only. This means applications which support V4L1 only will not work. V4L1 is officially deprecated, and have been removed from the kernel recently, so most drivers have or will switch to V4L2 anyway.
- The 4 Logitech UVC webcams mentioned above compress images in MJPEG for resolutions up to 960x720. This means that applications must be able to decompress MJPEG streams to use the webcam at lower resolutions. Ekiga and motion support MJPEG compression. UVC webcams like the OmniVision OV2640 (built into Dell M1530 and Inspiron laptops) actually *require* MJPEG compression for high resolutions up to 1600x1200, whereas using the standard YUV encoding limits resolution to standard 640x480.
gspca driver
This driver is a major effort to support all sorts of pre UVC webcams.
The gspca framework consists of a core module (gspca_main) and several sub-drivers: gspca_conex, gspca_etoms, gspca_finepix, gspca_m5602, gspca_mars, gspca_mr97310a, gspca_ov519, gspca_ov534, gspca_pac207, gspca_pac7311, gspca_sn9c20x, gspca_sonixb, gspca_sonixj, gspca_spca500, gspca_spca501, gspca_spca505, gspca_spca506, gspca_spca508, gspca_spca561, gspca_stk014, gspca_stv06xx, gspca_sunplus, gspca_t613, gspca_tv8532, gspca_vc032x, gspca_zc3xx.
Development History
Its development originally began as the spca5xx driver; which was reverse engineering efforts to support webcams based upon the Sunplus spca5xx bridge chipset. This original driver used the old V4L 1 API spec. The driver was later expanded to also support other bridge chipsets, and was rebranded as gspca version 1 in mid 2006. [1]. The gspca framework was later reworked to support the V4L2 API, and the resultant version 2 of the driver became integrated into the 2.6.27 kernel. It remains actively developed [2].
For the list of the currently supported webcams, please see gspca.
Other webcam drivers
(alphabetize by driver)
Many of these are out-of-tree kernel drivers.
- cpia -- first generation of STM's Color Processor Interface (ASIC) Cpia
- Included in mainline kernel
- Supports a large number of USB devices by Aiptek, Creative, Digicom, Dynalink, Ezonics, Intel, Microtek, Pace, SuperCam, TCE, Terracom, Trust, Utobia, ZoomCam
- Supports some parallel port devices by Creative, CVideo, CU-SeeMe, Digicom, and ZoomCam
- cpia2 -- second generation of STM's Color Processor Interface (ASIC)
- Included in mainline kernel from 2.6.18
- Supports the QX5 USB microscope, the Swann Versacam MINI webcam, and other devices using the second generation of STM's Color Processor Interface (ASIC)
- em2880
- Supports the Videology 20K14XUSB webcam and cameras using Micron mt9v011 and mt9m001 sensors.
- Included in mainline kernel from 2.6.18 (em28xx)
- et61x251
- Supports Etoms ET61X151 or ET61X251-based USB cameras
- Included in mainline kernel
- icm532
- m560x -- ALi M560(2/3) driver with various sensors attached
- No properly working driver yet
- meye -- the Sony Vaio PictureBook Motion Eye Camera Driver
- Included in 2.4 and 2.6 kernels -- see documentation
- Supports the second version of the MotionEye camera (PCI vendor/device 0x136b/0xff01)
- A driver for the third version is being written, see r-engine below
- nw802
- ov511
- setov511 -- a configuration utility for ov511 based webcams
- pwc -- the new driver
- Available in the latest kernels
- Supports Philips USB webcams
- setpwc -- a configuration utility for PWC based webcams
- PWC wiki
- Discontinued version
- qce-ga/qc-usb
- Kernel module package available in
- Debian stable (qce-source)
- Deban testing and unstable (qc-usb-source, see also git repository)
- Supports Logitech Quickcam Express, LegoCam, Dexxa Webcam, Labtec Webcam (old model), Logitech QuickCam Notebook (some models)
- Kernel module package available in
- quickcam
- r-engine
- Aims to support Sony Vaio Picturebooks (model PCG-C1M* and newer, PCI vendor/device 0x10cf/0x2011)
- r5u870
- Supports webcams of the Ricoh family, fails to control brightness, gamma and contrast
- Maybe to be substituted by r5u87x
- se401
- sqcam
- Supports webcams based on the sq905 chip, such as Volcano DG640E, Nexxtech Micro Digital Camera, Umax (Yamada) Astranugget; may work with Mito DG640E, Mitek CD10, Mitek 30P, GTW Electronics/ ShuoYing, Industrial(ShenZhen)Co.,Ltd SY-2102, Condord Eye-Q Easy / Eye Q Easy Too, Che-ez Snap, Hercules DualPix, Argus DC-1512, DC-1510, Gear to go, Magpix B350, Jenoptik JD 350, Concord Eye-Q Easy, PockCam
- Sonix SN9C10x
- SN9C* open source Microdia drivers under development
- Shall be equivalent to SN9CXXX below
- SN9CXXX (non-open source)
- Driver for SN9C101, SN9C102, SN9C102P, SN9C103, SN9C105, SN9C110, SN9C120, SN9C201, SN9C202
- for example 0c45:624f from Microdia
- spca5xx
- Supports webcams based on Sunplus Sonix Transvision Z-star/Vimicro Conexant Etoms chips
- Supports webcams such as Aiptek Pencam and Digital Dream l'espion
- See the long list of devices
- stk11xx
- Aims to support Syntek DC-1125/1135 cams
- stv680 -- SANE backend
- sty0680
- tv8532
- w9968cf -- included in the kernel
- Supports Winbond W9967CF or W9968CF-based USB cameras
- w9967cf (obsolete)
- zr364xx
- Supports the webcam mode of cameras based on the ZR364xx chips from wendors like Aiptek, Concord, Creative, Genius, Maxell, Fujifilm, Ricoh, Pentacon, Mustek, Konica, Umax etc.
- zc0301 -- included in the kernel
- Supports Z-Start/Vimicro ZC0301-based USB cameras
- zc0302
Also See
External Links
- Video for Linux resources -- has a list of some drivers
- For USB webcams, see also video devices in the USB device overview database
- Logitech QuickCam Team


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By law, until 1898 only the U.S. Post Office could print postcards in the United States. Companies could make things which LOOKED like postcards, but these had to be called "souvenir cards" or "private mailing cards". The first Souvenir cards in the U.S. were made for the Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. We do not, so far, have one of these for sale (we have a facsimile of one). But we can offer you a view of Lake Shore drive in 1913 or the tall brick Union Depot building.
Postcards come to the Book Fair in two ways: someone gives us a collection of them, or someone gives us books in which their ancestors used postcards as bookmarks. The second way often brings more interesting cards. Dyed-in-the-wool collectorsd may prefer blank cards, but I like the ones with messages on them.
For those unfamiliar with the concept, the postcard in its heyday was a text message which cost a penny to send. Most cities had two mail deliveries a day, so you could actually send a postcard in the morning and get a reply in the afternoon. The thoughts expressed are generally as earth-shattering as those on Twitter: "Sorry I missed your party but the pig had the flu" or "Bought a new hat; Lonnie doesn't like it" or "Got off the train in Homewood and thought of you." And you could count on jokers to pick up a postcard of the local prison and write "My room marked with X. Wish you were here."
Postcards, with bookmarks and other ephemera, are among the least expensive items put out for sale at our Collectibles table. Do NOT expect to buy the 1913 Lake Shore Drive card for a quarter.


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Does Utah have a double standard for violent and sexual content?
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Dual-immersion program bring out-of-state educators to Utah
02/22/2013 9:31amA group of Wyoming educators came to Utah Thursday with one mission: find out how a state like Utah teaches language immersion so well to so many students.
Lawmakers approve 80 mph speed on 3 stretches of highway, freeways
02/22/2013 2:46pmDrivers on three more stretches of Utah highway will be able to put the pedal to the metal, at least up to 80 mph, without fear of a speeding ticket.
Man won't get death penalty in rape, killing of 7-year-old girl, DA says
02/22/2013 3:18pmProsecutors have decided not to seek the death penalty against a man accused of kidnapping a 7-year-old girl, raping her and brutally killing her.
Moonshine bust 'not a common thing,' say Sandy police
02/22/2013 4:00pmPolice say they haven't heard of anything like this in Utah since the days of Prohibition.
Snow causes 110 accidents, slide-offs in Salt Lake County
02/22/2013 5:03pmAnother blast of winter made for a crash-filled morning commute Friday.
Columbine survivor writes book to help Conn. shooting victims
02/22/2013 6:30pmEvery time Amber Wright hears about another school shooting her heart breaks. Wright is a survivor of the Columbine High School shooting 14 years ago. She doesn't have advice for those affected by the shooting in Newtown, Conn. She just wants to give them hope.
FBI, Davis County investigating Lt. Gov. Bell
02/22/2013 7:07pmThe FBI and the Davis County Attorney are investigating Lt. Gov. Greg Bell on allegations that, at the request of a personal acquaintance, he ordered an audit of an investigation involving child abuse.
Crews practice emergency drill in preparation for new TRAX line
02/22/2013 7:18pmWith the new opening of the UTA TRAX line, medical teams and law enforcement held emergency response training on Friday to prepare for possible accidents with the increase of traffic in downtown Salt Lake City traffic.
Vernal police looking for suspect in multiple burglaries
02/22/2013 7:20pmPolice have identified a suspect in at least two burglaries, based in part on leads generated by a $10,000 reward offered by the victims.
Saturday storm may drop 2 feet of snow, increase snowpack
02/22/2013 7:24pmThe Friday snowstorm is expected to continue through Saturday morning, and meteorologists think the added snow could beat the record for the number of months Utah has snowpacked ground.
LDS Church announces 58 new missions
02/22/2013 7:31pmThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Friday the creation of 58 new missions, including one in Utah.
Investigators say Ogden officer not legally justified in shooting man
02/22/2013 9:17pmA pair of investigations into a shooting involving a veteran police officer and a man accused of leading authorities on a high-speed chase has determined that the officer's use of deadly force was not legally justified.
Billions of dollars in federal spending cuts could affect homeland security, education
02/22/2013 9:51pmThere are billions of dollars in federal spending cuts set to take effect March 1. If they go through, the cuts could affect Utah in a number of ways.
Salt Lake hunting expo to feature NRA president as speaker
02/22/2013 10:10pmThe Western Hunting Expo is getting ready for one of its biggest weekends ever in downtown Salt Lake, especially with Saturday night's guest speaker: National Rifle Association president Wayne LaPierre.
Helper mayor arrested on suspicion of third DUI
02/22/2013 10:19pmThe Helper City Council has scheduled an emergency meeting for Saturday after the mayor was arrested Friday for investigation of his third DUI.
Baby born addicted to drugs fully recovers thanks to doctors, adoptive family
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UPD respond to man barricaded at Midvale Motel 6
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Newtown shooting-related search warrants reveal Lanza arsenal
After Adam Lanza killed 26 people and then himself at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14, police searched the home he shared with his mother, finding firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a bayonet, knives, a spear and three samurai swords.
Lanza killed his mother first, then took four guns with him to the school, where it took less than five minutes to kill 20 first-graders, six educators, then himself, according to warrants released Thursday by Stephen J. Sedensky III, state's attorney for the Judicial District of Danbury.
The search warrants, dated Dec. 14, 15 and 16, were used to seize evidence from Lanza's house on Yogananda Street in Newtown and from the vehicle he drove to the school.
The guns used in the shooting apparently were purchased by Lanza's mother, Nancy, according to the warrants.
"There is currently no indication that the shooter attempted to purchase the guns and was denied," Sedensky said. "The gun locker at 36 Yogananda St. was open when the police arrived. It was unlocked and there was no indication that it had been broken into."
Lanza killed his mother in her bed with a .22-caliber rifle. Sedensky said there was no evidence of a struggle.
Lanza then drove his mother's car and shot his way inside the school building with a Bushmaster .223-caliber model XM15 rifle with a 30-round capacity magazine. When police recovered the weapon, they found 14 rounds in the magazine and one in the chamber.
Police recovered 154 spent .223 casings from the scene.
Sedensky said Lanza took his own life with a Glock 10 mm handgun. He also carried a loaded 9 mm Sig Sauer P226 handgun.
Police also recovered ammunition from the handguns and three 30-round magazines for the Bushmaster, each fully loaded, as well as six additional 30-round magazines, three empty, others with 10, 11 and 13 rounds, respectively.
Sedensky said that the shootings took place in two classrooms, not three as previously was reported, and that Lanza was not wearing a bulletproof vest, as initially reported. It also was misreported initially that Lanza, who was 20, was a teenager.
When police arrived at the Newtown elementary school, they found an unoccupied 2010 black Honda Civic registered to Nancy Lanza parked in the fire lane in front of the school.
They found a loaded 12-gauge shotgun in the passenger compartment of the car, which they moved to the trunk for safekeeping.
Police found dead children and school personnel in the first two classrooms off the main hallway.
A witness, whose name was redacted, said Adam Lanza rarely left the house and was a "shut-in" and avid gamer who played the game Call of Duty.
The unidentified witness said Lanza had a gun safe with at least four guns. The witness said Sandy Hook Elementary School was Lanza's "life," but the search warrant offers no explanation as to why the school was described that way.
Weapons, ammunition
From the gun safe at the Lanza home, state police seized hundreds of rounds of ammunition for a variety of weapons, including 12-gauge shotgun shells, some "cut open with buckshot," a can full of .22-caliber and .45-caliber shells, shotgun slugs and rifle cartridges.
In the closet, they found 9 mm and 10 mm ammunition rounds, a gun manual, ear plugs and miscellaneous gun parts.
They also found an instruction manual for the Bushmaster XM15 and C15, 20-round magazines, a metal bayonet and a copy of SureFire GunMag magazine.
State police recovered Lanza's National Rifle Association membership certificate and seized various firearms; a variety of knives; a BB gun; a rifle scope; magazines for an AR15; a starter pistol; a 6-foot-10-inch, wooden-handled, two-sided pole with a blade on one side and a spear on the other; and three samurai swords.
Among the electronics seized by state police were a laptop, a hard drive, a computer, video game consoles, cellphones and a fax machine. They found a white plastic bag containing a GPS device, vehicle information and handwritten notes with the addresses of local gun shops.
The information released Thursday does not indicate whether investigators were able to recover any information from the damaged computers.
Also at the home, police seized four boxes. One contained personal writings and memorabilia that belonged to Adam Lanza while another held a military-style uniform that also belonged to him.
Investigators seized documents authored by either Lanza or his mother. They also seized newspaper clippings, personal notes, memoirs, drawings, medical records, bills, notebooks, psychiatric records, school records and invoices.
Police seized a blue folder labeled "Guns," containing receipts, paperwork and other firearms-related paperwork. They took books, some of which pertained to autism and Asperger's syndrome.
Police seized three photographs with images of what appeared to be dead bodies covered with plastic and blood.
They found a check written by Nancy Lanza to her son for the purchase of a C183 firearm.
Police also seized a New York Times article date Feb. 28, 2008, on a school shooting at Northern Illinois University.
Future prosecution
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy had expressed concern about information that had been leaked and had appeared in the news, and state lawmakers had requested a more complete accounting of the case as they address gun control and other issues raised by the shooting.
Sedensky said he could not rule out the possibility that someone could be prosecuted in the future.
"As this criminal investigation is ongoing, active and no definitive conclusions have been reached by myself, the release of any information could potentially jeopardize a future prosecution if evidence were developed to support one," he said. "It is not unusual to develop a viable prosecution late in an investigation when one was not contemplated earlier."
A column published last week in the New York Daily News cited an unnamed police officer who said that Connecticut State Police Col. Daniel Stebbins discussed evidence that Lanza had studied other mass shootings and compiled a spreadsheet of other rampages.
There was no reference, however, to a spreadsheet in any of the search warrants.
Stebbins was speaking at a law enforcement seminar and discussed tactical techniques used by first responders to the school.
"To prevent such disclosure in the future, I have instructed that any and all such presentations involving evidence in the criminal investigation be ceased while the investigation is pending and my report is still outstanding," Sedensky said.
He said the final report on the school shooting is estimated for completion sometime this summer.
A Danbury Superior Court judge on Wednesday granted a request by Sedensky to withhold some details. Sedensky asked to redact the name of a witness, saying the person's safety might be jeopardized if the name were disclosed. He also asked that the release not include other information such as telephone numbers, serial numbers on items found and a few paragraphs of one affidavit.
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Alabama -9 vs. Notre Dame
You have an entire month to bet up the Alabama line before I slam the Notre Dame ML.
Come on folks you can do it.
I agree and I'm with you on this!!!
As much as you might not want to hear it Notre Dame is playing for the National Championship this year.
Destiny is calling this team as this Pitt game was their mulligan and found a way to survive.
Bama vs. Notre Dame - sorry folks but mark my words
did the Giants look like they could beat NE 5 years ago?
did the Giants look like they could be GB a year ago?
did the Cards look like they could beat the Phils a year ago?
this Ala team is not last year's...they are very beatable and ND does not Saban's feed on...ND is a very live team here...see their Okla game for references...
Originally Posted by jimmydafreak: Notre Dame will shock the world in the same way LSU shocked the world this past January.
That wasn't a shock Bama blew the game against LSU the first time around.


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Irvin S. Naylor's Ebanour, impressive winner of a race at a prime Maryland timber meet, will be the horse to beat in the $20,000 Winterthur Bowl, the featured race of the 35th annual Winterthur Point-to-Point near Wilmington on Sunday.
Irvin S. Naylor's Ebanour, impressive winner of a race at a prime Maryland timber meet, will be the horse to beat in the $20,000 Winterthur Bowl, the featured race of the 35th annual Winterthur Point-to-Point near Wilmington on Sunday.
First post time for the four-race program on the grounds of the Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library is 2 p.m.
Irish-bred Ebanour drew away to a 6 1/2-length victory in the second division of the John Rush Streett Memorial maiden timber race at My Lady's Manor in Monkton, Md., on April 13.
The 6-year-old gelding is trained by Brianne Slater, who has risen to second place in the National Steeplechase Association rankings on the strength of a six-victory splurge that began with Ebanour's win. Her husband, James Slater, rode Ebanour in the Streett and will be in the saddle for the Winterthur feature.
The winner of the Streett's first division, Kinross Farm's Old Timer, also will face the starter for the 3 1/4-mile Winterthur Bowl open timber allowance. Jacob Roberts will ride the 7-year-old Orientate gelding for trainer Neil Morris.
Trainer Alicia Murphy named Mark Beecher to ride Ivy Hill Stable's On the Corner, fourth to Old Timer in the Streett division. Beecher, a rangy Irish-born jockey, is coming off a victory in the Maryland Hunt Cup aboard Professor Maxwell on April 27.
Three-time champion jockey Paddy Young was named to ride Daybreak Stables' Triple Dip, who will be looking to improve on a seventh-place finish in the $20,000 Middleburg Hunt Cup on April 20. Trained by Jimmy Day, Triple Dip finished third in the 2012 National Sporting Museum Chronicle Cup at the Virginia Fall Races before taking fourth money in the New Jersey Hunt Cup.
Trainer Kathy Neilson entered Armata Stables' Embarrassed, who fell when impeded in the Benjamin H. Murray Memorial allowance timber race at the Grand National meet. Willie McCarthy will ride.
Reigning champion trainer Jack Fisher will saddle his Peace Fire, who will looking to make a transition to timber race after a long break from the race course. He most recently was placed third in a Saratoga Race Course optional allowance hurdle in August 2011. Sean Flanagan has the mount.
Also making a comeback from a long break is Merriefield Farm's Imperial Way, who finished third in the Grover Vandevender maiden timber race for trainer Tom Voss at the Foxfield Spring Races on April 27. Paddy Young has a double call.
Who do you like in the Winterthur Bowl?
Ebanour (Ire). 2007 ch. g., Indian Ridge (Ire)—Ebadiyla, by Sadler's Wells. Owner: Irvin S. Naylor. Trainer: Brianne Slater. Jockey: James Slater. 2013 record: 1-1-0-0, $6,000. 2012 NSA record: 4-0-1-0, $4,200. 3-1 odds. Opened 2013 with 6 1/2-length victory in second division of John Rush Streett amateur maiden race at My Lady's Manor on April 13. Made successful transition to timber late in 2012 season and finished second in a Callaway maiden race.
Embarrassed. 2005 b. g., Flatter—Stormy Blast, by Kayrawan. Owner: Armata Stables. Trainer: Kathy Neilson. Jockey: Willie McCarthy. 2013 record: 1-0-0-0, $0. 2012 record: 7-1-0-2, $10,700. 2011 record: 10-1-1-2, $10,850. 6-1 odds. Fell when impeded in the Benjamin H. Murray Memorial at the Grand National in Butler, Md., on April 20. Finished fourth in the Genesee Valley Hunt Cup in October 2012. Finished third in the 2012 Isabella duPont Sharp Memorial maiden timber race at Winterthur and then won the Marshall W. Jenney maiden timber race a week later at Willowdale Steeplechase.
Imperial Way. 2005 ch. g., Point Given—Lasha, by Rahy. Owner: Merriefield Farm. Trainer: Tom Voss. Jockey: Paddy Young. 2013 record: 1-0-0-1, $500. 2012 record: No starts. 10-1 odds. In first race since 2011, finished third in Grover Vandevender maiden timber race at Foxfield Spring Races in Charlottesville, Va., on April 27.
Old Timer. 2006 b. g., Orientate—Chatham Hall, by Green Dancer. Owner: Kinross Farm. Trainer: Neil Morris. Jockey: Jacob Roberts. 2013 record: 1-1-0-0, $6,000. 2012 record: 4-1-0-1, $13,060. 4-1 odds. Won the first division of the John Rush Streett maiden timber race at My Lady's Manor by 1 1/4 lengths on April 13. Won maiden hurdle race at 2012 Stoneybrook Steeplechase.
On the Corner. 2006 b. G., Smart Strike—Miss Otis, by One for All. Owner: Ivy Hill Stable. Trainer: Alicia Murphy. Jockey: Mark Beecher. 2013 record: 1-0-0-0, $500. 2012 record: 2012 record: 6-0-1-2, $5,500. 8-1 odds. Fourth to Old Timer in first John Rush Streett division. Best 2012 performance was second to Lake Placid in a Virginia Gold Cup starter allowance hurdle.
Peace Fire. 2007 b. g., Peace Rules—Miss Evans, by Nijinsky II. Owner: Kingfisher Farm. Trainer: Jack Fisher. Jockey: Sean Flanagan. 2013: No starts. 2012 record: No starts. 15-1 odds. Would be making first start since being placed third in a Saratoga Race Course optional allowance in August 2011.
Triple Dip. 2003 b. g., Storm Broker--Triple Wrapped (Ire), by Be My Native. Owner: Daybreak Stables. Trainer: Jimmy Day. Jockey: Paddy Young. 5-1 odds. 2013 record: 1-0-0-0, $0. 2012 record: 4-0-0-1, $17,500. 2011 record: 2-1-0-0, $30,000. Started 2013 with a seventh-place finish in the Middleburg Hunt Cup on April 20. Finished third in 2012 National Sporting Museum Chronicle Cup before fourth in New Jersey Hunt Cup. Pulled major surprise by winning 2011 Mason Houghland in his first start over timber fences.


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Idoit40fans wrote:Tico Rick wrote:skullman80 wrote:Tico Rick wrote:Idoit40fans wrote:Does the changing of the pope actually affect any normal person?
Do you mean materially or spiritually?
Either I guess.
I'm not Catholic, nor overly religious in any way, but like Idoit I just don't see how this would affect any normal person on their day to day lives.
I'm not sure if by "normal" you mean non-religious (which I think, globally speaking, is not accurate), but I think if you were to ask Lech Walesa or any leaders of the Solidarity movement in Poland what effect the election of Pope John Paul had on their country, they would have a lot to say on the matter.
By normal, I mean an every day person not acting as a member of the clergy. Any catholic that either does or does not attend mass every Sunday.
I'd say sure, my mother-in-law didn't like the last german pope (shifty eyes). She's in a much better spirits now.


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And then there were two. LIU Brooklyn is making a return trip to the Northeast Conference Men's Basketball Tournament championship game, and Mount St. Mary's hopes to get in the way of the Blackbirds' second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament by finishing off an improbable run at a conference title.
And then there were two.
LIU Brooklyn is making a return trip to the Northeast Conference Men's Basketball Tournament championship game, and Mount St. Mary's hopes to get in the way of the Blackbirds' second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament by finishing off an improbable run at a conference title.
The two teams square off for the third time this season at Wellness Center in Brooklyn tonight at 7. The winner earns an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
Mount St. Mary's (18-13) returns to the finals for the first time since 2010 when the Mountaineers lost to Robert Morris, 48-46.
In their most recent meeting, the Mount's Rashad Whack — the team's leading scorer with 14 points a game — scored 26 points in an 83-71 win at Knott Arena in Emmitsburg, Md. on Feb. 21.
LIU Brooklyn (19-13) beat Mount St. Mary's, 86-72 on Jan. 12 at Barclays Center, home of the NBA's Brooklyn Nets.
Mount St. Mary's head coach said the journey to the NEC championship game actually began with a one-on-one, heart-to-heart talk with senior Raven Barber.
"He's the guy who started it all when he came to my office and said, 'Coach, what can I do to help us in the NEC Tournament," Christian said. "Raven Barber is going to really play well."
Indeed, Barber was key in the win on Feb. 21 against the Blackbirds, scoring all eight points and grabbing all six of his rebounds in the second half in a come-from-behind victory.
The Mountaineers, which have been regulars in the NEC Tournament since making the move to NCAA Division I in 1988-89, finished the regular season on a seven-game win streak. They extended the string to nine with wins against Bryant and top-seed Robert Morris in the NEC Tournament. The Mount is now 5-6 all-time in NEC semifinal games.
"It's an incredible group," Christian said of his team. "We don't have any all-league players. We're just doing it together as a group, trusting one another. It's incredible what a team can do when no one cares who gets the credit. We're trying to find a way to help our team win."
Mount St. Mary's has thrived on its four-guard lineup with Shivaughn Wiggins, Julian Norfleet, Sam Prescott and Whack. Forward Raven Barber has been a staple on the boards and will once again be counted on against a very physical LIU team.
"We're going to have to get back in transition and run a good offense," Christian said. "They can score so well. If you take bad shots and turn the ball over, it's virtually two points for them. We have to be disciplined, rebound the ball well and finish."
Whack also led the Mount with 26 points against Robert Morris on Saturday afternoon. The Mountaineers shot 44.7 perent i the game and was 8 of 17 from three-point range.
Mount St. Mary's scored its lowest point total since Feb. 6 (a 74-65 loss at Wagner). The Mount also gave up its lowest point total since a 68-58 win at Saint Francis (Pa.) on Feb. 9.
The Mountaineers are 8-11 away from home this year but have won their last five road games, including four in a row.
The Blackbirds were knocked out of first place in the conference after losing to the Mount and then lost to Wagner before winning their final two regular season games to sew up the third seed in the tournament.
LIU Brooklyn eliminated No. 2 Wagner on Saturday, 94-82.
The Mount climbed from eighth to fifth in the conference over the final two weeks of the season. The team's win over Bryant served as a springboard, followed by a pivotal victory over the Blackbirds the next week.
"I knew somewhere at some point our team would be believing in one another," Christian said. "I really trust our guys. So many can shoot from the outside and they share the ball with other guys. We have four or five different guys who can score."


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Originally Posted by NevadaGamer: its a waste of money. The point of gambling is to win and also to actually have a CHANCE OF WINNING. You are just throwing money away. Why not actually play a parlay where you have a CHANCE to win. All you are doing is playing a parlay that you will throw away after 3 games and if you win 8 out 10 you will gripe about how you lost those 2. If you are going to play parlays then play a 4 teamer. People get so caught up on trying to hit those huge plays instead of looking at gambling at what it is and that is year long game. Money management is almost half of what you need to be successful. I have seen a lot of people that can pick games but lose money because they suck at money management. The problem is most gamblers are not good at managing money. They play 10-20 games in college football. Its retarded. I play 3 to maybe 5 games. Why sit there and nickel and dime your way instead of just focusing on getting 3- 5 plays on a college football weekend. MLB, College bball and NBA are completely different beasts. NFL is just a waste of money unless you take dogs every single week especially playing ML dogs in the NFL same in MLB and college Bball.
Jesus. Give it a rest. Of course theres a chance you can hit a 10 teamer, people do it everyday.


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This is # 8 Liberty Street in the old quarter of Zaragoza , Spain – yarnbombed on Thursday Sept 13 by 100 woman .
3 great Things About This
1 . This yarnbombing was one of 10 interventions done all over Zaragoza through " The Assault Festival of Street Art " . This was done with the cooperation of the city of Zaragoza who contributed 45,000 euros .
Funding ! Cooperation ! Recognition of yarnbombing as legitimate street art ! All very new and exciting.
2 . This is a huge yarnbombing . There are more than a thousand 20 x 20 squares. The wall of knitting and crocheting is 50 square meters. 1oo woman knit for almost 6 months to make this .
It was made only by woman .
There a re a number of " Urban Knitting " guerrilla yarnbombing groups in Spain in the cities of Zaragoza , Bilboa , Castellar and others and they often collaborate as they did for this yarnbombing .
3 . The ministry of culture for Zaragoza described the intention of this yarnbombing was to build a more positive city through spontaneous art and color .
What does this mean that larger and larger groups of mostly woman are covering buses , entire buildings , entire towns with knitting and crocheting ? That this is being welcomed into the tough mostly male world of street art ? Welcomed by huge art festivals ?
Joy , passion , freedom and ambition are thrilling through these woman artists and they are making a world .
Montse Palacian said that the colors of this knitted installation had a particular meaning –
the light rich colors are to express joy and
the dark heavy colors are to express the fears and frustrations we all have .
I am very happy to hear yarnbombers start to talk about the power of their work and it's meaning . Yarnbombing is fun but it's not trivial .
This part of the city Zaragoza must be so intensely energized by all this knitting , time , effort , feeling and color. It's a new kind of house – the beautifully dressed up house . Like making clothes for dolls , robes for statues of saints , ritual clothes for festivals . This is the power and protection that is put into a handmade object through a lot of time , concentration and devotion.
The textile becomes a spirit object.
Very ,very interesting .
more about this here
all photos by Urban Knitting Zaragoza .


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