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HUFFPOST HILL - OCTOBER 1ST, 2010
With Rahm Emanuel's departure for Chicago, local economists gauged just how much the depletion of Washington's swear jars will affect the local economy. Elsewhere in non-Rahm news, Sharron Angle is VERY worried about Sharia law tearing apart the fabric of American society, Charlie Crist is insulting Marco Rubio's honor by comparing him to Charlie Crist and Jeremy the Intern is going where even Brian Ross fears to tread. This is HUFFPOST HILL for Friday, October 1st, 2010:
RAHM GETS THE @#%@#$ OUT, ROUSE CALMLY STEPS IN - Much
to the chagrin of progressives, a gust of blue Emperor-Palpatine-being-thrown-down-the-Death-Star-elevator-shaft wind did not spew forth from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue this morning. At an East Room presser, President Obama addressed reporters and acknowledged that his chief of staff would be departing to enter the Chicago mayoral campaign. During his remarks, Emanuel, who tends to avoid tears as they short-circuit his death ray targeting system, choked up when mentioning his grandfather's immigration to the U.S. and his mother's civil rights activism.
HuffPost Hill's Take: This display of emotion just might give Emanuel the edge ... in New Hampshire.
Rahm On Obama: "I want to thank you for being the toughest leader any country could ask for in the toughest times any president has ever faced." Indeed, Lincoln never had to deal with Fox News and FDR didn't have HuffPost carping at him for selling out. So, sure, toughest times ever.
WHAT ROUSE WILL DO DIFFERENTLY - "[T]he biggest change may not be Rouse's calmer demeanor. It may be his focus on how the West Wing runs: Already, Rouse is conducting an organizational review to figure out what structural changes are needed at the White House as Obama shifts into a new phase of governing. Over the next two years - having achieved 70 percent of his campaign promises, as Obama likes to say - the administration will move into a less 'legislatively intense' period that will require a different setup, which Rouse is examining, administration officials said. The restructuring will take into account senior advisers who may want to leave (such as National Security Adviser Jim Jones) or head to Chicago to run the 2012 reelection campaign (such as senior adviser David Axelrod or deputy chief of staff Jim Messina). And it will take stock of 2012 more broadly, considering whether former campaign manager David Plouffe will go into the White House (as expected) and recognizing that the moment the midterm elections end on Nov. 2, the presidential campaign will be underway." WaPo: http://wapo.st/bwpTTX
And, yes, Austan Goolsbee sent Rahm a dead fish: "At the 8:30 staff meeting in the Roosevelt Room this morning, departing chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was given a gift by Council of Economic Advisers chair Austan Goolsbee: a dead Asian carp. This was an allusion to the Emanuel legend of his sending a dead fish to a pollster for whom he didn't care, replicating the scene from The Godfather when the Corleones were alerted of Luca Brasi's death with a dead fish wrapped in Brasi's bullet-proof vest." ABC News: http://bit.ly/bfcq3c
The petit-bourgeois adventurists at the Progressive Change Campaign Committee are glad to see Rahm go and are looking forward to battling him in the Chicago mayoral race. "Rahm's resignation from the White House is a great moment for all Americans who voted for change in 2008. It's a golden opportunity for President Obama to change the attitude at the White House from one of pre-emptively caving to one of truly fighting -- finally making good on his promise to "call out" those like Joe Lieberman who stand against change. Now, we have Rahm Emanuel right where we want him -- on the ballot, where he can be thoroughly rejected by voters," said PCCC cofounder Adam Green in a statement. http://bit.ly/5G9IA2
Bank of America joined JP Morgan in suspending foreclosures. Watch this one. It could be huge. http://bit.ly/cInNyd
SHARRON ANGLE: SHARIA LAW 'TAKING HOLD' OF AMERICAN CITIES - The Nevada Senate candidate, clearly locked in a kind of "tortoise and the hair" crazy race with Christine O'Donnell, continued her slow but steady march of insanity this week. Asked at a campaign rally about Muslims and Sharia law allegedly encroaching on American life, Angle responded, "We're talking about a militant terrorist situation, which I believe isn't a widespread thing, but it is enough that we need to address, and we have been addressing it," Angle said. She continued: "Dearborn, Michigan, and Frankford, Texas are on American soil, and under Constitutional law. Not Sharia law. And I don't know how that happened in the United States. It seems to me there is something fundamentally wrong with allowing a foreign system of law to even take hold in any municipality or government situation in our United States." Just remember, Muslim = foreign. Got it. Mesquite Local News: http://bit.ly/9EUNpz
DAILY DELANEY DOWNER - From Arthur Delaney: "California's Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board has delayed the rollout of its Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan for the uninsurable: 'The expected start of coverage for PCIP has been delayed a week. The state of California anticipates that PCIP coverage will begin by October 7, 2010, assuming all final arrangements are concluded. The program will inform subscribers of their actual beginning dates of coverage when calling to inform them of program eligibility.' This thing was required by the health care reform law to be up and running back in June. No wonder the Obama administration and congressional Democrats have been silent about it after they kept telling us it would be one of the greatest 'early deliverables' of health care reform." http://www.mrmib.ca.gov/
TODAY'S FORECAST: CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF AWKWARD - CHAMBER BOOTS JEREMY THE INTERN HuffPost intern Jeremy Binckes got a flaming journalistic baptism this afternoon after strolling to the Chamber of Commerce tasked with quizzing its chief Tom Donohue about the million dollars stuffed in his back pocket by Fox News, as scooped by the pesky Ben Smith. The problem for JB: It was a press conference dedicated to the Chamber's announcement of a joint project with the Department of Labor to help find jobs for vets returning from combat. JB was the first to ask a question and Donohue wasn't looking to get into it, offering to talk to JB later. JB, though, met JP, a meeting of Js that was long overdue. JP suggested JB split. "Can I get some water?" JB asked, spying the high-class spread against the wall. No, JB could not have water. JB says he was escorted out by "some bald guy."
Tom Donohue may not wanna comment to JB, but Chris Van Hollen is happy to tee off to Sam Stein: "This is yet another example of large, corporate special interests secretly spending millions to buy our elections - only this time they got caught. Under the DISCLOSE Act, the Chamber and other groups would have been able to spend and say whatever they want - they would just have to be transparent and inform voters who was funding their ads. The Chamber would have had to disclose News Corp's donation, as well as countless other contributions. If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. Instead, Washington Republicans worked side by side with powerful special interests to defeat the DISCLOSE Act and ensure that shadowy front groups like 60 Plus and Americans for Job Security are free to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to scare and mislead Americans."
CHAMBER DOES GOOD - What's the angle, here, Chamber? We're stumped. The Chamber of Commerce and the Department of Labor announced a joint effort on Friday to assist members of the military transitioning to the civilian workforce, a difficult adjustment made harder by the sagging economy. One in five young veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars - many of whom served in both - are unemployed. The Chamber will partner with the Department of Labor to help returning servicemembers find work. The private sector better start pulling its weight: According to DoL data, nearly 1 in 3 vets with a service-connected disability worked in the public sector; 1 in 5 is employed by the federal government. http://bit.ly/c0c87Z
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EVAN BAYH MAKES DOWN PAYMENT ON GOVERNOR'S MANSION - Evan Byah, who is spending his waning days in the Senate complaining about it while dabbling in legislative obstruction, has sent political forecasters into a tizzy by donating 500k to the Indiana Democratic Party. This is on top of a $1 million donation he made back in March. Bayh's contributions, combined with his $11 million warchest, may well be an attempt to liquor up local officials in an attempt to engender support for a gubernatorial bid. http://bit.ly/dfQTJ0
Earlier this year Michele Bachmann introduced a bill that would forbid the U.S. from adopting a foreign currency. She better hope that kicks in because the $3.4 million she's raked in this quarter would be worthless in Euros. "According to the campaign, the 6th District Congresswoman more than doubled her second quarter fundraising figure of $1.7 million...That means Bachmann raised at least $3.4 million in the third quarter. 'It's going to be higher than that,' spokesman Sergio Gor said. That would put her total around $8 million for this election so far (and likely higher). To put that in perspective, the number exceeds, by more than $1 million, the amount Gov. Tim Pawlenty and DFL challenger Mike Hatch spent on the 2006 governor's race combined." Pioneer Press: http://bit.ly/aRmE9r
RICK PERRY IS A GREAT MAILMAN, VOTE FOR HIM - In a new campaign spot, the Texas governor references an incident in which he greeted President Obama on the tarmac at Austin's airport by handing the president a letter that purportedly details how to deal with illegal immigration. "Securing our borders is Washington's responsibility, but it's Texas's problem. I recently confronted Barack Obama with detailed steps to reduce drug cartel violence along the border," Perry voiceovers as b-roll of him doing his Marlboro Man-in-dad-jeans thing is flashed on the screen. The video of Perry offering the letter to the president is cut short, however, because Obama never actually it from Perry. Sad trombone. http://wapo.st/coiwwc
Charlie Crist basically called Maro Rubio Charlie Crist today."And I think that it's important in this race, unless you want to have a radical right U.S. Senator, a decision has to be made pretty fast, in the next 32 days," Crist told the Palm Beach Post this morning. "What's the reasonable alternative, and can it be victorious? I'm that person. I'm number two in every poll I've seen....And God bless the congressman [Kendrick Meek], he's a fine person, a good guy, I like him. But I don't want to have Marco Rubio as my United States Senator." Crist later called Rubio "a Jeb Bush guy." When Crist was reminded of the time he referred to himself a "Jeb Bush Republican," he replied: "Yeah, well, that's changed...I think Jeb and I both agree on that. I'm not even a Republican." Palm Beach Post: http://bit.ly/9Afmcl
CARL PALADINO: I NEVER ACCUSED ANDREW CUOMO OF HAVING AN AFFAIR - In an interview with the Buffalo News, the New York Republican gubernatorial candidate attempted to clear up a number of his inflamatory statenets :"Paladino, speaking from his Buffalo office, said he has been subjected to so many questions about his personal life that he recently questioned whether the media, in fairness, is also posing personal questions to Cuomo....However, Paladino said, he wasn't accusing Cuomo of having an extramarital affair. 'I'm sick and tired of people asking me about if I've had affairs," Paladino said. 'I was talking to [a reporter with Politico.com] and said Why don't you ask Andrew Cuomo if he has had extramarital affairs. It's not that I was accusing him.' In addition, Paladino misspoke Wednesday night when telling a New York Post reporter that he would provide proof of a Cuomo affair 'at the appropriate time,' Paladino campaign manager Michael Caputo said today. Paladino misunderstood the question he was being asked by New York Post reporter Fred U. Dicker, and the context of the question, Caputo said." http://bit.ly/9oSTLZ
That Politico reporter, Maggie Haberman, disagrees with that assessment. She provides the following Paladino quote from her interview with the candidate: "When he was married or asked him why his wife left him or threw him out of the house? Has anybody every done that? What are they doing intruding on my life?" http://politi.co/9tAm3T
CARL PALADINO: NO WAIT, I KIND OF DID. AND HERE'S PROOF, SORT OF - TPM: "[O]n Megyn Kelly's Fox News show today, Paladino again suggested that he's got proof: 'We will at the appropriate time say whatever we have in our box. At the appropriate time.'... Paladino again implied that he has evidence of a Cuomo affair, saying his campaign will release it 'at the appropriate time.' Kelly asked: 'So you're not backing off that allegation?' 'What I believe and what is factual out there, we will at the appropriate time put out, yes,' Paladino replied. Kelly also asked him about the incident with Dicker, and Paladino defended his actions, saying that he believes the Post is responsible for sending photographers after his daughter. 'The children are open game? Is that what we've evolved to?' he asked.
'I'm not intimidatable, Megyn. That's just me. I don't back off. This man attacked me,' Paladino said." http://bit.ly/don4AB
Here are a couple of animated bears reenacting Paladino's confrontation with that New York Post reporter http://bit.ly/afl32b
Third-party candidate for Massachusetts governor Tim Cahill has been abandoned by his own running mate. Paul Loscocco gave up his bid today and endorsed Republican nominee Charlie Baker, telling supporters, "It is clear to me that Charlie Baker and Richard Tisei have the best chance of defeating Governor Deval Patrick, I cannot and will not let my ego get in the way of doing what is right for Massachusetts." NECN: http://bit.ly/aJBKCr
THAT'S ALL SHE BLUSTERED FOR RICK SANCHEZ - Rick Sanchez is in a spot of trouble today for calling Jon Stewart a "bigot" and more or less declaring that Jews control the media and are a spoiled, aloof people -- insensitive to the challenges facing minorities. Appearing on Pete Dominick's radio show (Dominick is a former Daily Show writer), Sanchez railed against "elite, Northeast establishment liberals" who "deep down, when they look at a guy like me, they see a guy automatically who belongs in the second tier, and not the top tier." Bringing up Stewart, who has poked fun at Sanchez on a pretty regular basis, the CNN host quipped "I think to some extent Jon Stewart and [Stephen] Colbert are the same way. I think Jon Stewart's a bigot." He continued: "I think he looks at the world through, his mom, who was a school teacher, and his dad, who was a physicist or something like that. Great, I'm so happy that he grew up in a suburban middle class New Jersey home with everything you could ever imagine." The real kicker, however, was when Sanchez expounded on whether Jews are an oppressed minority: "I'm telling you that everybody who runs CNN is a lot like Stewart, and a lot of people who run all the other networks are a lot like Stewart, and to imply that somehow they -- the people in this country who are Jewish -- are an oppressed minority? Yeah." http://huff.to/b5VN4u
Now that's grassroots: American Independent: "After getting her hair cut at True Salon in the New Bohemia neighborhood, Kay Hale of Ely saw something a bit unusual taped to the outside of the business's front door: A photo copy of a birth certificate supposedly from Kenya, and supposedly announcing the birth of President Barack Obama....The Cedar Rapids Police Department was contacted by The Iowa Independent about the fliers in an attempt to determine if placing unsolicited material on a business storefront violates the law, but a response was provided prior to publishing. Local business owners indicated that they are often asked by individuals and groups to place materials in their storefronts but, to their knowledge, this was the first time anyone had ever placed something without being given prior permission. 'I just think it is wrong," said Hale, a Democrat. 'This so-called birth certificate isn't real, and someone just wants to keep these stupid rumors going.'" http://ainn.ly/czquOj
JEREMY THE INTERN'S WEATHER REPORT - Tonight: The wind will remain, and it will be cold, but at least there's no rain. Tomorrow: Brisk, with less wind. It's going to be a great day. Sunday: Things will get chillier, but it will be paired with clear skies. There's a small chance of rain in the afternoon/evening. Thanks, JB!
- Watches....MADE OF WOOD. http://bit.ly/cSdOvg
- Someone took the time to animate an Amazon.com user review of "The Secret." http://bit.ly/aTzNzJ
- STUPID TROLLS: Citizenship gold star for the St. Petersburg Times. http://bit.ly/brSZjZ
- Squirrel versus Slink...IT'S ONNNNN http://bit.ly/9NsHGv
- Move aside, mouse baked into a loaf of bread. A can of trail mix contained a deep-fried gecko. Goes well with the cashews. http://bit.ly/9R4BJy
- 10 totally sweet horned dinosaurs. Rock on. http://bit.ly/cIqu8G
-"The teenager who defecated in a man's car - mistakenly thinking it was his girlfriend's - has been convicted and sentenced to probation." http://bit.ly/aAd2AG
- What a campaign video for the mayor of Sim City would look like. http://bit.ly/cadD5p
- A Venn diagram that falls into the "is zero a number?" debate. http://bit.ly/dAW3rJ
- A positive LGBTQ message so sweet you'll probably have to stick an Accu Check Comfort in your finger to make sure your glucose levels aren't out of whack. http://bit.ly/aa9o8h
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@pourmecoffee: Rick Sanchez not on Rick's List today. Also, definitely off Schindler's List.
@ddayen: Who wouldn't love to see Rahm Emanuel on the Rick Sanchez show today?
@DanFosterNRO: And it seems to me, Rahm lived his life like a candle in the wind.
@StephenAtHome: Home is where the heart is. Specifically, beneath the floorboards in my bedroom. Why won't it stop beating?!?!
@mager Groupon will sponsor your child's education if you make a baby on their new dating site http://grouspawn.com. Not kidding.
Face the Nation: Bill Richardson, Ed Rendell, Bernie Sanders.
This Week: Reza Aslan, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Gary Bauer, Brad Garrett, Ossama Bahloul, Anjem Choudary.
Fox News Sunday: Rand Paul, Jack Conway.
State of the Union: John Cornyn, Robert Menendez, Donna Brazile, Ed Gillespie.
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm: The National Portrait Gallery hosts Portraits After 5 featuring music, food, drink and special exhibitions [National Portrait Gallery, 801 F Street Northwest].
5:00 pm - 11:30 pm: If you find yourself in the Observatory area, head over to the grand opening of District 2 Bar & Grille [Disrict 2 Bar & Grille, 3238 Wisconsin Avenue NW].
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm: Wonderland Ballroom hosts NSFWonderland, its first ever comedy happy hour [Wonderland Ballroom, 1101 Kenyon St NW].
5:00 pm: America's friendliest band, They Might Be Giants, give a free performance at the Kennedy Center's Millenium Stage. The concert commemorates the relaunch of the Kennedy Center's arts education website [Kennedy Center Millennium Stage, 2700 F Street].
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm: "ArtSmash, an Art-filled Evening to Benefit Children" features food, drink and a variety of performances. Tickets are $50 and proceeds benefit the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop's efforts at promoting the arts and education [Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, 545 7th Street SE].
9:00 pm: Kingsley Flood performs at the Velvet Lounge. They were recently featured on NPR and, more importantly, there will be cupcakes at the show [Velvet Lounge, 915 U Street NW].
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Complete Streets Pontiac (Adopted 01-04-2017)
A Plan for People who Walk, Bike and Drive
A successful and sustainable transportation system places people first and incorporates four key elements: Supporting Policies, the Built Environment, Promotional Efforts and Evaluation Methods. Policies set the stage for a change in the built environment. Promotional efforts are necessary to realize the potential of improvements. Evaluation is key to determine if resources were well spent and are achieving the desired result.
This plan outlines the key recommendations for each of the four categories mentioned . It is by no means an exhaustive list; there are many best practices that have not been included. The focus of this plan is on achievable priority objectives that may be accomplished over the next five to ten years that address the key issues and opportunities identified through public engagement. Once these objectives have been accomplished, it is recommended that the City revisit the physical improvements, the policies, promotional efforts and evaluation tools it uses, as new best practices are being developed constantly.
Summary of Public Input
The project began with a Steering Committee Kickoff Meeting on November 11, 2015 that included a walking and bicycling tour of the City.
Over the next few month, nine Public Input Meetings were held throughout the City of Pontiac to collect input from residents. The first round of meetings introduced the project to the public and input was collected on what would make it easier to walk and bike in the City of Pontiac. Based on the input from the first round, a preliminary plan was created and then presented during the second round of meetings for additional input.
Throughout both rounds of input, online maps were provided to collect input from participants who were unable to attend any of the meetings.
KEY ISSUES IDENTIFIED
At the start of the project, ten public meetings were held with representatives of the general population. These were typically standing meetings that the project was invited to be a part of rather than special meetings that targeted people who were interested in pedestrian and bicycle issues. At all of the meetings, the project was well received and the people in attendance were supportive of efforts being made to improve the conditions for walking and bicycling in the community. The following summarizes the key issues that were discussed at those meetings.
Sidewalk gaps and poor sidewalk pavement condition
Snow and ice on sidewalks
Physical barriers – busy roads without crosswalks, railroads and river
Clinton River Trail surface condition
Threatening stray dogs
Overgrown vegetation
Lack of functioning street lights
Unsafe road crossings
No bike facilities on busy roads
Motorists blocking crosswalks, speeding, not yielding to pedestrians
People walking in the road
Faded pavement markings
Signal timings not set for pedestrians
Roads in bad condition for everyone
KEY OPPORTUNITIES IDENTIFIED
Beyond identifying issues at the public meetings, the meeting attendees also offered a number of ideas on how best to address the issues that were being discussed. Some of the opportunities were specific such as "I would like to see bike lanes on _____ Street." These comments were noted and in many cases already identified as opportunities, and if not the preliminary Multi-Modal Network Map was adjusted. In addition to the in-person meetings, input was also gathered online via interactive crowdsourcing maps where specific opportunities were identified. The following summarize the key opportunities that were raised through public meetings.
Engage the Community
Connect with and work with local businesses
Tie senior housing into the network as many of them do not have access to cars
Work with congregations on programing
Develop Programs
Set up walking groups through workplaces and places of worship
Provide bicycle education for children through school and places of worship
Establish safe routes to school programs with an initial focus on crossing guards
Have the Sheriff's Office put more focus on enforcing the speed limits on the busy streets
Safety and education outreach to motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists
Build on Existing Resources
Create routes and interpretive systems that pay homage to the city's history
Place walking trails in the parks and connect them to citywide walking and bicycling routes
Complete the Clinton River Trail
One reoccurring theme was that the people of Pontiac were tired of their town being a drive through city. There was a sense that the needs of the residents were secondary to those of the people who only drive through Pontiac to get from one place to another. The City's transportation corridors were often seen as more of a barrier to transportation than a means of transportation. Residents do not see the transportation network as theirs, but rather something that is imposed on them.
The overarching theme of the opportunities was that just about any improvements to pedestrian and bicycle conditions would be welcome. People commented positively on the new bike parking and fix-it stations being added around the City. People also noted how they were impressed with many of the new bicycle facilities being added in Detroit and how Ferndale has gone through a rapid transformation over the past few years with many improvements to pedestrian and bicycle facilities.
While there was great support for the ideas presented at the meetings, one constant in the discussions was the issue on how the proposed improvements were going to be paid for and just as important, how were they going to be maintained? Given the City's recent financial challenges, there was a desire to set realistic expectations.
The recommendations for the physical improvements as well as the policies, programs and evaluation approaches reflect this reality. Yes, more can be done, but the focus is on how to leverage limited resources and utilize community partnerships, to yield the most positive change for the least amount of money.
Cost of Doing Nothing
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIETAL IMPACT OF CRASHES IN PONTIAC
From 2004 to 2014, automobiles struck 306 pedestrians and 183 bicycles in the City of Pontiac. That works out to be over 3 crashes each month. Additionally, pedestrian and bicycle fatal crashes made up 36% of all crashes for that time period; over twice the state average. Each crash results in a tremendous physical and emotional toll on the person hit and their families. There is also an emotional toll on the drivers of vehicles that hit the pedestrians and bicyclists.
Beyond the emotional and physical costs of each crash there is an economic cost. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA) makes estimates of the average economical and societal costs of fatal and nonfatal injuries. The NHTSA considers the calculable costs of crashes are wage and productivity losses, medical expenses, administrative expenses, vehicle damage and employer's uninsured costs. When doing a cost benefit analysis for a transportation project, one must look beyond those costs and take into account a measure of the value of lost quality of life. The NHTSA uses figures based on empirical studies to determine the more inclusive average comprehensive cost. Using NHSTA's average costs figures from 2010, the comprehensive cost of those 489 pedestrian and bicycle crashes over that 11 year period is over 272 million dollars. This works out to be 24.75 million dollars a year or $4,575 per resident each year. Click here for more details.
Set Policies
Plan Downloads
PDF Version of Plan
Complete Street Pontiac Plan
The Economic and Societal Impacts of Crashes in Pontiac
Recommendations PDF
PDF Map
Phase 1: Near Term Improvements Map
Order of Magnitude Cost Estimate for Phase 1
Funding Strategies for Phase 1
Appendix Items
5/31/16 PowerPoint Presentation

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Has anyone heard that AL will have his yearly sale in July?
I always like to buy when it is a TS since it is costly.
Running low so i guess i will have to spurge and order sooner..
Does anyone know if he will be on in May or June?
Hoping so i can at least get free ship & maybe flex pay and cheaper price??
Andrew said that he'll be back in mid-July. Colleen mentioned he may be back for a host pick in June. I do think he should try the Cranberry as a TS since it's always extremely popular and it sold out this time.
I too would like to know. Need to plan…hope it's Co Q10 & Tru 10!


CHESHIRE — Over 250 streets will be participating in the 12th annual Lights of Hope event on Saturday.
"It's great, they've been very generous," said Dr. William Petit, a former Cheshire resident and the sole survivor of a 2007 home invasion that left his wife and two children dead.
The Petit Family Foundation is one of the local organizations that Lights of Hope benefits. Proceeds also go to Cheshire Youth and Social Services and the Cheshire Food Pantry.
This will be the first year Petit will not be able to attend the event. He will be out of state but will have his sister Johanna Chapman represent the foundation.
Preparations for the town-wide fundraiser began Friday night with neighborhood captains distributing luminary kits to participants on their streets. This year the luminaries were assembled beforehand.
Jenifer Walsh, a Lights of Hope founder, said in previous years captains had to put them together.
Her daughter Cara has been involved with Lights of Hope since the beginning and was recently awarded a community service scholarship by the Petit Family Foundation.
Petit said the foundation was happy to recognize her commitment to Lights of Hope.
Over $20,000 in scholarships have been awarded by Lights for Hope. Last year, 206 streets participated in Lights of Hope.
The group has donated more than $700,000 since its founding.


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Fairhair Alliance and the ZigBee Alliance Sign Liaison Agreement to Help Create Smarter Commercial Buildings
The Fairhair Alliance and the ZigBee Alliance have signed a liaison agreement to collaborate on driving higher levels of product interoperability and standards unification in smart commercial buildings. The two organizations will explore opportunities to combine their technical specifications and take advantage of the ZigBee Alliance's extensive testing, certification and branding resources and expertise to simplify the development and deployment of lighting and building automation systems based on a common, IP-based network infrastructure.
"The building automation product ecosystem has been fragmented by proprietary, standalone solutions, which the Fairhair Alliance addresses through unification around an IP infrastructure that encompasses major interoperable product ecosystems such as that created by the ZigBee Alliance," said Klaus Waechter, Steering Group member from Siemens, with the Fairhair Alliance. "With this agreement, we deepen our relationship with the ZigBee Alliance by aligning the two organizations' work on a key missing piece of the interoperability puzzle: IPv6-based technologies for building automation and lighting control systems, including middleware solutions for application services such as security, discovery and network management."
"This is an important liaison agreement that reinforces the ZigBee Alliance's commitment to unifying IoT standards so we can simplify development of interoperable products and improve the consumer's
'smart' experience," said Tobin Richardson, ZigBee Alliance President and CEO. "Unifying standards around a common IP stack is a key step in this journey, and doing the same thing at the application layer is equally important. This is a key focus area as we continue to create the world's most complete set of definitions for IoT device interoperability."
For more information please see www.fairhair-alliance.org or www.ZigBee.org.
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I wanted to be a Marine Biologist. I've always loved the water and all it holds.
I'd become debt free, help those closest to me with any financial problems. Charitable donations to organizations and lots of traveling.
I'd like to take Queenie and go to Africa and South Africa. To be able to see Lions, Zebras and such in the wild.
Without a doubt Jesus Christ, I've got lots of questions for him.
I will always be a Washington Redskins fan HTTR: HAIL YES!
I'd be a Fighter Pilot. To be soaring at speeds that break the sound barrier and the adrenaline rush. All about the speed.
What was your very first car that you owned?
Technically my first car was an old Toyota pickup that was a Danny's Glass company truck. I wrecked it the first day! Then got a 85 IRock z, she was bad.
I've caught myself watching Sponge Bob and whatever else is on Nickelodeon even when my Son isn't home.
I've been extremely blessed since I started racing with lots of support from Family,Crew members, Sponsors and friends. This coming season I am thankful to once again be driving for James Long (JL Motorsports) and Randy Sears (Fusion Racing LLC) My Crew for busting their knuckles and giving their all (Phil Goodwin, Mason Dunn, Nate Matter, John McMasters and Craig Brauer) I really couldn't ask for better guys. Charlie High (Charlie High Racing Engines) and Bobby Creech (Creech Motorsports) for bringing "LaFawnduh" to life and keeping her going. 97.3 The Eagle and Danny's Glass for their continued sponsorships. And to Queenie, thanks for being right by my side and all to often letting the "Iron Mistress" come first.


Dominique was born and in raised in San Diego, California. She started dancing at the age of 7. Throughout the years she trained in tap, jazz, hip hop and acrobatics. She also cheered on a coed competitive all star team for three years and earned two national titles. Dominique started her professional dance career straight out of high school, commuting back and forth to LA multiple times a week. Her first big job was for Missy Elliot's music video "Lose Control" ft Ciara. Immediately after that she was booked to dance for R&B artist Amerie, to open up for Destinys Child last tour. She went on to be booked in the film "Bring It On All or Nothing" as well as her first national commercial for IHOP. Just as her dance career was taking off, she was selected to become a member of an American pop girl group that would be based in Germany. She moved to Berlin, where she lived for two years singing in the five member girl group, Soccx. They had two top 10 singles, toured all over Germany and released an album in France. After the group dismantled she returned to the states only to find herself selected to be in another girl group BG5, put together by top producers Rock Mafia. They were featured on a couple of episodes of Keeping Up With the Kardashians. They toured the UK as well as the states and their single "Scratch" was on the top 10 Billboard Dance Charts. Her love for music took her on a journey that she never expected, an eight year music career. That journey gave her invaluable experiences and knowledge that she is so grateful for. But she now excited to get back to where she feels most at home, dance. Dominique's love and passion for music and dance has taken her to more places than she could have ever imagined. And she's absolutely determined to see more.


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My Kids Give Me a Headache () is a 2012 South Korean television series, starring Lee Soon-jae, Kim Hae-sook, Yoo Dong-geun and Uhm Ji-won. It is about three generations of the Ahn family who are all living in one house in the suburbs of Seoul, and how they deal with the societal discrimination that their smart and highly educated, eldest granddaughter faces when she becomes a single mother. It aired on cable channel jTBC from October 27, 2012 to March 17, 2013 on Saturdays and Sundays at 20:50 (KST) time slot for 40 episodes.

The series received consistently solid ratings, and its January 26, 2013 episode reached 7.955%, breaking the previous record of Reply 1997 to become the highest viewership ratings that a drama has received on Korean cable. It went on to break its own record for the February 24 episode, with another cable drama all-time rating high of 10.715%.

Cast

Ahn family
Patriarch and Matriarch
 Lee Soon-jae as Ahn Ho-shik
 Seo Woo-rim as Choi Geum-shil

First son's family
 Yoo Dong-geun as Ahn Hee-jae
 Kim Hae-sook as Lee Ji-ae
 Uhm Ji-won as Ahn So-young
 Ha Seok-jin as Ahn Sung-ki
 Lee Do-yeong as Ahn Joon-ki

Second son's family
 Song Seung-hwan as Ahn Hee-myung
 Im Ye-jin as Ji Yoo-jung
 Jung Joon as Ahn Dae-ki
 Kim Min-kyung as Kang Hyo-joo

Third son's family
 Yoon Da-hoon as Ahn Hee-gyu
 Kyeon Mi-ri as Shin Sae-rom
 Jeon Yang-ja as Shin Young-ja

Supporting
 Oh Yoon-ah as Lee Young-hyun
 Yoo Se-hyung as Min-gyu
 Son Na-eun as Oh Soo-mi
 Kim Young-jae as Kim Chang-ho

Special appearances
 Lee Sang-woo as Ha In-chul
 Kim Ji-sook as In-chul's mother
 Park Hyun-sook as In-chul's sister
 Kim Ha-kyun as barista teacher
 Joo Da-young as single mother
 Kim Kwang-kyu as gas station customer
 Kim In-kwon as Joo Jae-won (the man who went on a blind date with So-young)
 Jung Suk-young as guard
 Hwang In-young as cafe customer
 Im Hyung-joon as clothing store customer
 Lee Seon-jin as clothing store customer
 Bang Eun-hee as divorce suit client
 Jung Dong-hwan as In-chul's father in-law
 Kim Bo-yeon as Young-hyun's mother
 Han Jin-hee as Young-hyun's father
 Hong Yeo-jin as Young-hyun's aunt
 Yang Hee-kyung as Young-hyun's aunt
 Ahn Hae-sook as Young-hyun's aunt
 Cho Yeon-woo as Oh Hyun-soo, Young-hyun's friend
 Kim Ji-young as So-young's friend
 Ha Jae-sook as Sun-hwa

International broadcast
 It aired in Vietnam on VTV3 from April 8, 2014 under the title Cuộc sống không con cái.

References

External links
 Childless Comfort official jTBC website

2012 South Korean television series debuts
2013 South Korean television series endings
JTBC television dramas
Korean-language television shows
Television shows written by Kim Soo-hyun (writer)
Television series by Samhwa Networks

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Rev. Michał Janocha is an art historian and Catholic priest born in 1959 in Warsaw. He studied art history at the Academy of Catholic Theology (1978–1982) and took a philosophical and theological course at the Metropolitan Higher Seminary of St. John the Baptist in Warsaw (1982–1987). Obtained a Ph.D. in 1993 ("Missa in arte polona. Ikonografia mszy świętej w średniowiecznej i nowożytnej sztuce polskiej", under the supervision of Janusz St. Pasierb); and habilitation in 2002 ("Ukraińskie i białoruskie ikony świąteczne w dawnej Rzeczypospolitej. Problem kanonu"). In 2002 became a professor at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, History of Art Institute.
In 2005 was appointed Head of the History of Culture of the Christian East department. Since 2004, lectures theology and Byzantine history of art at the Christian East Study Centre in Warsaw. In 2010 became a University of Warsaw professor at the Artes Liberales Interdisciplinary Research Institute. Is a spiritual guide at the Metropolitan Higher Seminary of St. John the Baptist in Warsaw since 2009. Author of 6 books and more than 100 scientific articles and reviews from the field of Byzantine-Russian iconography, medieval and modern iconography, comparative iconology, as well as philosophy and theology of art.


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The Ice Box Arts And Music Centre
About The Ice Box Arts And Music Centre
The Ice Box Arts And Music Centre St Lukes Business Estate, Glasgow South Side G5 0TS
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Glasgow's newest music and arts centre will is now open for bookings and events! Not only that, but you gotta come through the music shop to access the event space, so more promo and sales for all the local and independent bands, musicians and artists we support!
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Aaron Rodgers Doesn't Like How the 49ers Treated Alex Smith
Alex Groberman
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers knows a thing or two about being mistreated by NFL teams and fans.
In 2005, the year he entered the draft, Rodgers was forced to sit through 23 other names being called before the Green Bay Packers finally selected him. Upon being taken in the first round, he was relegated to the bench behind Brett Favre – a guy who wasn't particularly enthralled with the idea of mentoring his replacement.
The year after Favre departed, Rodgers' critics pointed to the fact that he underachieved with a team that his predecessor had been more successful with. Then, when Rogers ultimately won a Super Bowl, folks tried to discredit the feat by suggesting that his team was stacked.
Rodgers has a very big chip on his shoulder (for obvious reasons), and he understandably has a soft spot in his heart for quarterbacks who he feels have been mistreated. One quarterback who falls into that category according to him: Alex Smith.
While most are now praising Jim Harbaugh's decision to replace Smith with Colin Kaepernick, Rodgers thinks the situation wasn't handled the way it should have been.
"Alex and I are buddies, we both got drafted in 2005 NFL Draft, and he's been through a lot," Rodgers told NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano (via Larry Brown Sports). "I can't imagine to have to go through that many offensive coordinators and the turnover in coaches has been tough for him.
"He comes in, he's 70 percent completion, he's 100-plus quarterback rating last year, he's like barely over one percent interception percentage," Rodgers went on. "He's a great quarterback, he just needs to go somewhere he gets appreciated for the skills he has and hopefully he gets a chance next year."
It's probably safe to say that everyone appreciates Rodgers' loyalty – but he doesn't really have a point. Yes, the manner in which Smith lost his job was moderately shady, but the only reason he still had his job in the first place is because Harbaugh saved his career. Prior to that, he was the bust of all busts. If Smith goes elsewhere at any point in the foreseeable future, it will be strictly the result of Harbaugh performing mouth to mouth to his career.
(Kudos Larry Brown Sports)
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Q: Tagged Pdf value from Adobe's document properties using iTextSharp In Adobe when we press ctrl+d it shows properties of the pdf. From that Document properties how to get taggedpdf value using iTextSharp?

A: The StructTreeRoot is a mandatory element for a Tagged PDF:
PdfDictionary root = reader.Catalog;
PdfObject structTreeRoot = root.Get(PdfName.STRUCTTREEROOT);

If structTreeRoot equals null, then your PDF isn't tagged.
Additionally, you need to check for the MarkInfo property.
PdfDictionary markInfo = root.GetAsDict(PdfName.MARKINFO);

This markInfo dictionary may not be null, it needs a Marked entry. The value of this entry needs to be a Boolean and it needs to be true.
In answer to your comment falsely claiming that some of the PDFs you tested are valid Tagged PDF, see the following screenshots:

To the left, you can see the internal object tree of the documents you shared. As you can see, the documents have a StructTreeRoot, but the value of MarkInfo is false.
To the right, you can see the documents opened in Adobe Reader. In all three cases, the Document Properties has an entry that says: Tagged PDF: No.
Beats me why you'd claim otherwise.

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