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A Melodrama by C.G.Bond
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Doors Open 7PM, The performance starts at 7:30PM
An Amateur production
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There have been at least six versions of the Sweeney Todd story since George Dibdin-Pitt’s original play, which was first performed in 1847 at The Brittania, a London “Bloodbath” (a theatre devoted almost entirely to melodramas). The idea was taken from a “Penny Dreadful” news-sheet story.
In this play CG Bond has remained true to the story but has moved on from the rather one-dimensional, crudely drawn characters found in melodramas. He has given us a real plot and real characters, and an explanation for the change in Sweeney’s character from a badly wronged ordinary man to that of a homicidal maniac!
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Veryan Players are an amateur dramatic group who perform a range of productions ranging from serious to farce. The only thing we don't do is Pantomime, we leave that to our friends at St. Mawes and Tregony. We usually perform three plays a year. We are always looking for new acting members (Particularly 18 to 40) and anyone else who wants to be involved in local theatre.


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The following year, 4 hectares of vines were acquired around the Château de Tourreau (Sarrians) as well as a building which is today the winery. In 1974, the eldest son of the family took over, with his wish to develop the domain and more particularly, the bottle.
He then made several adjustments, enlargement, modernization of the cellar and material investments …
The winery is located in the main farm building, an old silk plantation – a silk worm farm – from the 18th century. Now, the domain extends on the path of the Dentelles de Montmirail “Mons mirabilis” and Mont Ventoux the “Giant of Provence”.
It totals 55 hectares, therefore around 20 hectares in AOP Vacqueyras and 35 hectares in PGI Mediterranean.

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GRIMMER RV, HESSER FH, LANGWORTHY OR. RHYTHMIC VARIATION OF RESPIRATORY EXCURSION WITH BILATERAL INJURY OF CORTICAL EFFERENT FIBERS. Arch NeurPsych. 1939;42(5):862–871. doi:10.1001/archneurpsyc.1939.02270230084006
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On Monday 22 August an MCC side take on a team from the Club Cricket Conference in one of many matches at Lord's with free entry during August.
As England are officially crowned the number one Test team in the world, Lords.org looks back at some of the defining moments of their journey.
Kevin Pietersen rated his unbeaten 202 at Lord's as the toughest innings of his career.
Andrew Strauss has voiced his support for the MCC World Cricket Committee’s (WCC) suggestion that lie detector tests could be used to prevent corruption in cricket.
MCC Head Groundsman, Mick Hunt, says he's expecting the seamers to shine on the pitch he's prepared for the npower Test between England and India.
Lord's will host the West Indies next year after being awarded a Test match by the ECB.
The MCC World Cricket Committee's Steve Waugh undertook a polygraph test as part of their investigations into ways to eradicate corruption in cricket.
Following their eleventh meeting the MCC World Cricket Committee has issued a number of statements on topics ranging from the future of Test cricket, through corruption in the sport, to the Umpire Decision Review System.
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) have announced that Anglo Indian, the real estate development and investment company, has become the first sponsor of the MCC Cricket Academy.
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Recent changes to several local zoning laws, some of which will control where adult businesses may locate, may not have an adverse effect on economic development in the middle towns of Saratoga County.
These changes, currently being made in the middle towns--Ballston, Ballston Spa, Malta and Milton--are part of a master plan that hopefully will address the issue of adult businesses while promoting business growth.
Currently, there is a Middle Towns Economic Development Task Force, which was established to help local municipalities bring jobs to the area. The task force has contracted with the Saratoga Economic Development Corp. (SEDC), the county's economic development agency, for the past three years.
Ballston Spa, Malta and Milton all recently renewed their contracts with SEDC, but the town of Ballston opted to withdraw from the task force. Saratoga County has a grants program for which municipalities can qualify for economic development grants of $5,000.
David Meager, supervisor for the town of Malta, said, "It was determined several years ago that we would be stronger if the four towns joined together as one economic entity, as opposed to going our own way separately.
"We thought this would give us a bigger bang for the buck," he added. "In other words, if we put in $5,000 and the county put in $5,000, that's $10,000 and together we'd have $40,000."
Meager said that another advantage of all four municipalities working together is that each one has its own strength to bring to the table.
"We think the program has been very successful," he said. "All of us can point to different success stories."
Some of those success stories include the expansion of State Farm Insurance Cos. in Malta at its regional headquarters at Northway Exit 12 and the addition of Reservations America in Ballston Spa, which has provided many jobs to the area.
Officials from the other three municipalities did not return phone calls seeking comment.
Now, instead of simply focusing on current development, the middle towns are looking at their master plans to see what they can do to ensure successful future development.
Jack Kelley, senior vice president of the SEDC, said the economic development agency was the impetus that got things going for redoing the master plans for the middle towns.
"A lot of stuff is still under way, so I haven't had a chance to see a lot of what they are proposing," Kelley said. "But I do know that they all appear to be positive and in keeping with a good systematic planning approach to determining what they want for their communities."
The town of Ballston, Kelley said, is working with the Saratoga County Planning Board on some recommendations relating to the creation of some new and expanded locations on Route 50 and to change its zoning ordinance.
Malta has been looking at rezoning state-owned land that currently is owned by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority. Supervisor Meager said that NYSERDA approached the town to sell the land and needed to get moving on having the property rezoned because local zoning laws do not apply to state property.
Kelley said the SEDC has testified before both the Milton and Malta town boards on their master plan programs and he is "very impressed and very encouraged with the balanced approach the local communities are taking toward determining their future destiny.
"They've provided for open space and parks lands and areas for commercial development and are also providing for light industrial use," Kelley added.
The matter of adult entertainment businesses, although part of the local zoning laws, is another issue, and a difficult one for the towns.
"The SEDC is not in the business to promote adult entertainment," Kelley said. "It is something for the local communities to determine, and I think it's timely as they're working on their master plans."
Unfortunately for the local communities, addressing the issue of adult entertainment is not something that can be ignored.
Meager said Malta always has taken the view that adult businesses are not permitted uses in the town. If someone wanted to open such a business, for instance, they would go to the town board for a rezoning or to the zoning board of appeals for a variance.
Recently, he said, the courts have said that approach is not legal, so municipalities such as Malta have had to do two things: commission a study that shows the negative impact of these kinds of businesses to the community, and rezone an area in town where adult entertainment is a permitted use.
Worse yet, Meager said, the courts have said towns have to allocate 2.3 percent of the total acreage of the town for that designated site. And that is where the rezoning comes in. Meager said a lot of communities are making their industrial parks that designated spot and Malta may do the same.
"It is a very unsavory issue--one that has given me many sleepless nights because the prospect of zoning any part of our town for adult entertainment is very upsetting," he said. "We've tried to make our town into an attractive suburban community and we can show through this study that there are negative impacts [attributable] to adult entertainment."
Malta has enacted a six-month moratorium, so if someone went into the town and wanted to open an adult business, he or she couldn't do it. It's questionable what effect this could have on economic development, and Meager said the unfortunate part is it could give companies second thoughts as to whether they would locate their business in that area, an area such as the state-owned site Malta is looking at.
Larry Benton, director of planning for Saratoga County, said it is narrow to focus on and single out the effects of adult entertainment.
"Zoning changes are designed to add flexibility and aid economic development," Benton said. "Adult entertainment is only one reason these towns are looking at rezoning--it's just another portion of your zoning ordinance and it's a small section.
"Personally, I'm not too worried, but I can understand why the towns want to be prepared," he added. "You can control them [adult businesses] but you've got to be real careful because it's a constitutional issue and the courts have laid out guidelines and the towns have to follow those guidelines."
Meager said he knows of only one inquiry into the town of Malta and, hopefully, it wouldn't be a problem. But you never know. "It's a very difficult set of cards we've been dealt," he said. "Hopefully, we can tuck them off into the woods somewhere where they could be off by themselves and hopefully not affect future development."
The SEDC's Kelley said he thinks everything is moving along quite well in the middle towns and the revised master plans will be a positive step for the communities.
"None of these communities have been doing this [working on rezoning] in a vacuum. There have been representatives from neighboring communities that have presented their views, and this is important when you get town boundary lines butting up against each other," Kelley said.
"We have a coordinated regional approach. That is one of the great success stories of the middle towns program--to get the communities to work together in a cooperative manner and bring master plans up-to-date and take another look at zoning ordinances."


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You wait four years for a Rival Sons album and, just like buses, two come along at once. Lightbringer (Atlantic Records) is the new record from the Californian quartet, following on from companion piece Darkfighter which came out in June this year. With the everpresent Dave Cobb behind the desk, their eighth album is a compact six track offering that mixes their classic, fuzzed up Rock N Roll with atmospheric Folk and acoustic elements to great effect.
Two band names, three studio albums, one EP, a live album, and a change of vocalists. A lot has happened in the last few years for Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons. From beginning life as a side project for the former Motörhead guitarist, performing covers under the somewhat less than attention-grabbing moniker of Phil Campbell’s All Starr Band, the band announced a much-needed name change the following year and the improvement was both noticeable and immediate.
Swedish rockers Electric Boys had a bit of success in the late eighties and early nineties when their boisterous Funk Metal track “All Hips n’ Lips” caught the eye of MTV and their first two albums, Funk O Metal Carpet Ride and Groovus Maximus, caught the eye of the public. Things fizzled out in 1994 but they reunited fifteen years later and have been steadily releasing new material since.
BMG is releasing The Atlantic Years box set that celebrates the first five albums by Ratt. These are the albums that chronicled their meteoric rise to become one of the biggest arena rock bands of the eighties. The five LP set has been remastered and pressed on 180g vinyl. Also included is the ‘Nobody Rides For Free’ single, a replica tour book, bumper sticker, wanted poster, guitar pick, and a replica backstage pass. If you are a fan of the band this is going to be a must.
In addition to the cool new series for Wednesday series on Netflix, based on the character Wednesday Addams from the popular series, films, and cartoons of The Addams Family, there was a cool music surprise. Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters” can be heard, in its cover form by Apocalyptica during episode three of the acclaimed new show. This makes the second Netflix series bolstered by a Metallica this year with Stranger Things featuring “Master of Puppets” earlier this year. Other music on the soundtrack includes Danny Elfman and Chris Baker who did the score, Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, The Cramps, Dua Lipa, Edith Piaf, Beach House, and more! Created by Tim Burton, the series stars Jenna Ortega (Scream 2022, X) in the title role, alongside Catherine Zeta-Jones, Luis Guzman, Gwendoline Christie, Christina Ricci and more — “is a sleuthing, supernaturally infused mystery charting Wednesday Addams’ years as a student at Nevermore Academy.” Continue reading →
The American quartet Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown have a new album Shake The Roots, and it is the first on their own record label Rattle Shake Records. Their first independent album, and their fifth one overall, comes two years after Pressure and was recorded at frontman Tyler Bryant’s home studio in Nashville. It is a refreshing exploration of blues and rootsy rock, with plenty of dirty grooves, classic rock riffs and southern twang.
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The “Natural Born Killers” actor’s father was an actual hit man and much more, reports say
(INTELLIHUB) — To my dismay after posting an article Friday promoting Woody Harrelson as a truther for a recent documentary film he narrated, I have now come to find that his father admitted to being an accomplice in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, which took place in Dallas Texas on Nov. 22, 1963.
Shockingly, Woody Harrelson, the former star of the hit T.V. series “Cheers” and the lead actor in Oliver Stone’s “Natural Born Killers”, found out at a young age that his father was a hit man and may have killed several people.
“Woody only learned of his dad’s notoriety when, at 12 years old, he heard his father’s name mentioned as the suspect in the for-hire assassination of US District Judge John H. Wood Jr. outside of his home in San Antonio, Texas. Harrelson was hired by drug kingpin Jimmy Chagra, who was scheduled to appear in court for drug trafficking before Woods.”, wrote the NY Post in an article titled ‘Woody Harrelson’s father murdered my brother’.
But if that’s not astonishing enough, chew on this–the NY Post also reported in the same article:
“After two years on the lam following the slay, he [Charles Harrelson] was apprehended in Texas, high on cocaine, where he admitted not only to Wood’s murder but bizarrely claimed he was an accomplice in President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.”
Need I say more
 Woody Harrelson’s ‘hit man’ father ‘kidnapped and murdered salesman for $1,500’ in 1968 — DailyMail.co.uk
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- Probabilistic modelling for durability design of reinforced concrete structures Rachel Njeri Muigai (MSc)
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The so-called Medieval Warm Period (MWP), a 400-year span from about 950 to 1220 A.D. when the Vikings colonized Greenland, was relatively balmy by the standards of the past 2,000 years, leading some to argue that the global warming we’re now experiencing isn’t that big a deal. But a new report in the journal Geology argues that the MWP wasn’t all that warm after all — and certainly not as warm as the climate is today.
According to William D’Andrea of Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and his co-authors, summer temperatures in the Svalbard Archipelago, a group of islands in the Arctic Ocean about 400 miles north of Norway, have been between 3.6°F and 4.5°F higher over the past 25 years, on average, than the summers the Vikings enjoyed.
View of the area around Ny-Ålesund, located on Svalbard, an archipelago in the Arctic Ocean north of mainland Europe.
Credit: United Nations Photo/flickr
“As more research has come in over the past decade,” D’Andrea said, “it’s becoming clear that this medieval period was not uniformly warm, and we can see that for sure in this one location.”
The question isn’t just academic. Climate scientists are convinced that rising temperatures during the 20th century, and especially over the past 50 years, are largely due to heat-trapping properties of greenhouse gases generated by the burning of coal, oil and other carbon-based fuels. If they’re going to project how fast and how high temperatures will rise in the future — to know where we’re going — it’s important to know where we’ve been.
What complicates the matter is that global temperatures can also change for purely natural reasons — and if they spiked dramatically during the MWP, it might suggest that nature has a significant role in today’s warming.
“We need to disentangle natural variability from the changes we humans are provoking,” D’Andrea said, and the best way to do that is to look to a time before humans began burning fossil-fuels in earnest.
The problem, of course, is that the Vikings didn’t have thermometers. We know from their records and those of others that the MWP was warm, but not precisely how warm. So like all scientists who want to understand ancient temperatures, D’Andrea and his colleagues relied on proxies — natural processes that change with temperature.
The bow of a Viking ship located in the Viking Ship Museum, Oslo, Norway.
In this case, they looked at lipids, or fat molecules created as a biological by-product by algae in Kongressvatnet, a lake on the island of Spitzbergen. When the lake water is colder, the algae tend to churn out unsaturated fats; when it’s warmer, the fats tend to be saturated. Then, when the algae die, their fat-containing corpses drift to the lake bottom, where they’re buried deeper and deeper each year by new layers of algae and other debris.
D’Andrea and his co-workers extracted about 1,800 years’ worth of layers from the lake bottom, measured the relative amounts of saturated and unsaturated fats in each one, and came up with a detailed temperature profile of the lake water going back 18 centuries (these were summer temperatures only: in winter, the lake is frozen).
In order to keep their lake-bottom “thermometer” honest, the scientists compared the most recent hundred years’ worth of fat levels with records from actual thermometers located on Spitzbergen. “It turns out,” D’Andrea said, “that the lipid levels really do a very accurate job of recording temperature.”
That, D’Andrea said, gave them the confidence that they really could say something meaningful about temperatures back to the Medieval Warm Period and beyond. “We can say that summer temperatures at this location have been warmer in the recent past than they have over the past 1,800 years.”
One possible criticism of the study is that it’s based on just one location. Maybe this lake, or this region, was significantly cooler during the MPW for some reason than the rest of the world. For that reason D’Andrea and his scientific collaborators are doing the same sort of research in other lakes — in Greenland, Alaska, and the Ural Mountains of Russia; and on Ellesmere Island, in the Canadian High Arctic.
Those results haven’t been published yet, but, D’Andrea said, “the more work we do, the more this finding seems to hold up.”
The research is important, not just because it reinforces the conclusion that humans are now putting their own imprint on the climate, but also, D’Andrea said, because it can help scientists predict where the climate is going from here.
“If we can understand how the climate system reacted to natural forces in the past,” he said, “we’ll have a better understanding of how it will respond to the changes we’re imposing on it.”


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An atmosphere of "fear and intimidation," problems with the "bureaucratic nature" of management and a workplace in "crisis."
That's the way employees of the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department last week described the climate in which they work.
But the problems they talked about at public meetings are not new. When Dr. Melinda Rowe became commissioner in November 2003, similar problems existed at the department, and she promised to resolve them. At the time, the Primary Care Center, a medical facility for the poor that operates under the umbrella of the health department, eventually had to stop taking adult patients because a number of doctors had resigned and there was no one to see new patients.
In mid-2004, a consultant's report said the department was in danger of an "implosion" if matters were not resolved, including making the Primary Care Center more independent from the board of health.
When asked how such problems could continue until now, apparently without being addressed satisfactorily, Susan Straub, spokeswoman for Mayor Jim Gray, said, "That's a very good question.
"The issues first came to our attention last week. By Thursday, there was a public meeting called for by the mayor. The mayor is determined to get to the bottom of these issues and is working with the Board of Health to do so."
Management problems are just one challenge facing the health department. On Friday, health officials confirmed that two primary care employees — the chief operating officer and the head of the pharmacy — were reassigned late last year because of an ongoing investigation by the state Board of Pharmacy and the Cabinet for Health and Family Services' Office of Inspector General.
Health officials also are searching to find land on which to build a medical facility in order to keep an $11.7 million federal grant.
But the management issues seem to be a continuing difficulty. A key recommendation of the 2004 consultant's report by David Bolt, then head of the Lewis County Primary Care Center, was that Lexington's Primary Care Center be given more autonomy.
The issue of independence continues to be a source of conflict between the Lexington health department and its care center.
Dr. Rice Leach, who left as executive director of primary care last March, said the inability to achieve that separation was the reason he resigned after 44 years in public service.
Although there were positive changes at primary care during his tenure, he said, the issues of management and governance were too great to overcome.
"Some would say little has changed" in the seven years since the first consultant's report, he said.
Independence key to grants
The ideal arrangement for Lexington would be a relationship that mirrors what is done in Louisville, said Leach. The Family Health Centers of Louisville have a collaborative relationship with the department of health but are not under the direct supervision of the commissioner of health.
Leach said efforts were made to create a separation between primary care and the health department throughout 2006 and 2007. Representatives of the Board of Health and the Primary Care Governing Council met regularly, and field trips were organized to other primary care centers that had achieved independent status.
A draft of a resolution that would have established a more independent relationship was approved, according to the minutes of a board meeting.
But the joint meetings were suspended from 2008 until January 2009, according to Board of Health minutes. The group began meeting regularly again last summer.
Leach said the issue of independence is key because the federal Health Resources Services Administration, which provides the center with $2 million a year and is administering an $11.7 million grant for a new building, has clear expectations that primary care be independent.
Who's in charge?
Rowe, head of the health department, has had problems at other venues. She served as director of the Jefferson County Health Department from 1995 to 2001. Rowe was fired by Rebecca Jackson, then judge-executive, but refused to leave the job.
At issue was an audit critical of the handling of funding to the Healthy Start program and Rowe's refusal to eliminate 20 health department jobs to trim the budget. Rowe eventually went to head a health department in Savannah, Ga.
The questions of just who is in charge and who reports to whom are at the heart of the recent ouster and subsequent reinstatement of William North, the current executive director of the Primary Care Center.
Rowe suspended North, but the board that oversees primary care said that under its bylaws she had no authority to do so.
Rowe has not said when North's suspension started or why he was suspended. She declined to comment Friday.
A series of emergency public meetings followed North's suspension. In those meetings, employees complained about mismanagement and poor working conditions. North was reinstated Thursday and was greeted with a standing ovation by staff members at a meeting that evening.
Since May, the health department has paid a University of Kentucky professor $6,000 a month to work with management to improve the work environment.


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It’s no secret that the sale of digital music has been steadily declining, in recent years, following the introduction of all-you-can-eat music streaming services, like Spotify, Rdio and Pandora, and Apple’s own curated radio service – iTunes Radio.
In perhaps more evidence of this, Sony – one of the world’s biggest record labels that still sells its artist’s music catalog through the iTunes Music Store, has recently launched a brand new app on Apple’s iTunes App Store aimed at selling this music to an ever-wider audience.
Called “Album Of The Day,” the app will every 24-hours feature a discounted album Sony thinks is worth your attention. What’s interesting about this, separate from the app offering up albums at a discount – is the very fact that the app showcases music in ‘Album’ format, rather than giving the listener options to purchase individual tracks on those featured albums.
“The app does just one thing: it offers a 24-hour discount on a single album from a high-profile artist. To help sell you on each new offer, you can preview some tunes from the album being discounted and read a bit about the artist or band before clicking the “Download on iTunes” button,” Mike Wehner for TUAW reports.
Is Sony trying to make up for declining album sales?
It sure looks like it from here.
Album Of The Day is a FREE download on the App Store.

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Abby and Josh tied the knot last weekend at the “Chapel by the Sea” and beautiful Clearwater Beach Hilton resort. I had the pleasure of meeting this wonderfully sweet couple last year when I photographed their engagement session. Both of them are truly great people and really seemed to make their wedding all about their family and guests. One of my favorite elements had to be the incredible flowers with the fabulous gray and pink color palette – one of my favorite contemporary wedding color combos that I have photographed thus far!! Here is a little peak at how their images are turning out!
…and you know I am a sucker for a good dance party:)
You can see more images from Abby and Josh’s wedding day on my FABULOUS assistant Brie Smeltz’s blog!!


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The Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has issued a warning to businesses and individuals that identity theft and refund fraud schemes are off to a rampant start this filing season.
Employers in particular are a target for scammers disguising themselves as human relations officers in order to steal employee data. When criminals are able to successfully steal an employee’s information, they often file a fraudulent tax return in an attempt to claim and redirect a taxpayer’s refund.
FTB advises human resources officers to be wary of any suspicious W-2 data requests that come from outside of the business. This could be the work of scammers seeking to commit identify theft.
About 100 businesses employing 126,000 individuals were hit by scammers last year. By comparison, about 80 businesses have already been targeted in the first weeks of this tax season. Tax season traditionally runs from January to Tax Day, which falls on April 18 this year.
“Protecting personal information is always important, but fraudsters are even more prevalent during tax season,” said State Controller Betty Yee, chair of FTB. “Our FTB team is working hard to weed out fraudulent returns and ensure tax refunds go to the rightful taxpayers.”
With the help of enhanced fraud detection practices, FTB identified and prevented more than $70 million worth of refund theft during Fiscal Year 2015-2016, up from more than $28 million during Fiscal Year 2014-2015. FTB also works with the IRS Security Summit and Federation of Tax Administrators to help detect and stop identity theft and refund fraud.
FTB urges individual taxpayers to be cautious of the following:
Any phone call or email requesting passwords or information about credit cards and bank accounts. FTB agents never ask for these details.
Threats to contact local police or other law enforcement if a tax debt is not paid.
Demands for payment by third-party or pre-paid debit cards.
Taxpayers are urged to report tax scams and identity theft schemes to FTB as soon as possible either online or by calling FTB at 800-852-5711.
Businesses concerned about their employees’ information should contact FTB at 916-845-7088 and select option 5.


One thing that we have studied throughout the semester is LAN switching, the benefits and also how to implement this technology. Specifically, we learned how to segment a LAN using bridges, routers, and switches. We took this knowledge into consideration while designing our LAN, making careful decisions about where to place our router and switches. We decided against using bridges because…well, they fade to dust compared to switches.
We also took speed into consideration, implementing a design microsegmented by switches, which provide for a full-duplex Ethernet environment, as well as virtually eliminating collisions. With the addition of Fast Ethernet connections to the classrooms, we ensured that no student would ever loose a match of Unreal Tournament 2003 because “Dude, my lag sucks”. Oh yeah, they would also have fast connection to any applications located on the server, which would enabled them to finish homework faster.
By adding 2 Intermediate Distribution Centers, we were able to stay well within all Fast Ethernet guidelines and distance limitations.
Additionally, our knowledge and experience in these four crucial areas increased:
1. Gather Users' Requirements and Expectations - The information should include the organization history and current project, project grounds, operating policies and management procedures, office system and produces, and the viewpoints of the people using the LAN.
2. The second step is to Analyzing the Requirements of the network and the users. You must take steps to ensure that the information requirements of the organization and its workers are met.
3. The third is the Availability and Network traffic, which measures the usefulness of the network. Usefulness can be based on factors like availability, throughput, response time, and access to resources.
4. The final step is to Design the Network Topology. After determining the overall requirements of the network you make an overall view of a LAN Topology that will satisfy the users requirements.
Having compared and contrasted the various routing protocols, we decided to select Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP) as out routing protocol because of its use of multiple metrics for best path selection. IGRP was created by CISCO as a replacement for Routing Information Protocol (RIP). Like RIP, IGRP is a distance-vector interior routing protocol, which calls for a router to send all or a part of their routing table to each of there neighbors in a update. However, unlike RIP, IGRP uses metrics like network delay, bandwidth, reliability, and load in order to make routing decision. Also, the implementation of IGRP requires the designation of an Autonomous System (AS) number. An AS is a collection of networks under common administration, sharing a common routing strategy.
In order to meet the security requirements, we developed three Access Control Lists (ACLs) and placed them on the various interfaces of the school’s router. ACLs provide basic traffic filtering capabilities, like blocking Internet traffic. ACLs are also used to either deny or grant access to a part of a network and can act similar to a firewall. As such, ACLs provide a basic level of security for network access.
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Senator John McCain of Arizona won the most states and appeared poised to win the most delegates on Tuesday with impressive primary victories in the delegate-rich states of California, New York and Illinois. Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, revived his candidacy with victories across the South.
Their victories posed a serious challenge to the candidacy of Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, who vowed to press on with his campaign despite a string of defeats. Mr. Romney won contests in his current and former home states of Massachusetts and Utah, as well as in four other states, but his hopes for a strong showing in the West were dampened by the loss in California.
As voters in 21 states made their choice for the Republican presidential nomination, several of Mr. McCain’s victories came in states that award all their delegates to the statewide winner, including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Missouri and Delaware, allowing him to proclaim himself the favorite.
“Tonight, I think we must get used to the idea that we are the Republican Party front-runner for the nomination of president of the United States,” Mr. McCain said to cheers on Tuesday night in Phoenix, after winning his home state, Arizona. “And I don’t really mind it one bit.”
If Mr. McCain failed to sweep the contests that followed his big win last week in Florida or to knock his rivals out of contention, his victories in the delegate-heavy Northeast and in Missouri and Oklahoma were a sweet reward for his resurgent candidacy. Eight years ago, he had his presidential hopes dashed when he lost a coast-to-coast swath of nominating contests that were held that year in March, and which effectively ended his campaign.
But the night buoyed Mr. Huckabee, who had been all but written off in recent weeks after his cash-starved candidacy struggled in the wake of his surprise victory in the Iowa caucuses. He defied expectations on Tuesday by winning contests in Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Georgia, the biggest Southern state to vote Tuesday.
“You know, over the past few days a lot of people have been trying to say that this is a two-man race,” he told his supporters in a suburb of Little Rock, Ark. “Well, you know what? It is. And we’re in it!”
On the Democratic side, Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama carved up the nation in their party’s nominating contests on Tuesday, leaving the Democratic presidential nomination more elusive than ever.
The huge number of contests the most nominating contests ever held on a single day posed enormous challenges for candidates already drained of money after their hard-fought nominating contests in the early states and with too little time to campaign everywhere. In hindsight, some of their choices appeared unwise: Mr. McCain’s decision to campaign in Massachusetts may have been calculated to try to rattle Mr. Romney, but it kept him away from several close-fought states where more campaigning might have helped him.
Mr. Romney, who also won contests in Colorado, Minnesota, Montana and North Dakota, told his supporters in Boston that the Republican race, which some had predicted could have ended on Tuesday, would continue. “One thing that’s clear is, this campaign’s going on!” he said to cheers.
At midnight, before California or Missouri were called, a delegate analysis by The Associated Press based on incomplete vote totals projected that Mr. McCain had won 269 delegates on Tuesday, Mr. Romney had won 67, Mr. Huckabee had won 85, and Representative Ron Paul of Texas had won 5. Those figures are likely to change as the vote tallies are completed and delegates are awarded under complicated rules that vary from state to state.
That brought Mr. McCain’s estimated delegate count so far to 371, Mr. Romney’s to 160, and Mr. Huckabee’s to 128, according to The A.P.
On a day when the stock market experienced its worst day in nearly a year, about 4 in 10 Republican primary voters cited the economy as the most important issue facing the nation in surveys of voters leaving the polls. That made it the top issue everywhere except for two states along the Mexican border, Arizona and California, where it vied with illegal immigration as most important.
Voters who said they were most concerned about the economy, the Iraq war or terrorism were more likely to favor Mr. McCain, the surveys found. But those who called immigration the most important issue were more likely to favor Mr. Romney, who has assailed Mr. McCain’s support last spring for a failed immigration bill that many Republicans said amounted to amnesty.
The voter surveys showed a stark ideological divide among Republican voters. While Mr. Romney did better among conservatives in almost every state, Mr. McCain did best among moderates. Mr. McCain has campaigned in recent weeks with Republican moderates like Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California and independents like Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, and he has been criticized in recent days by conservative talk radio hosts, like Rush Limbaugh, who have proclaimed him not conservative enough.
Mr. Romney did best among those who said they were looking for a candidate who shared their values, while Mr. McCain did best among voters who said they wanted a candidate who says what he believes.
In Georgia, Tennessee and Missouri, half or more of the Republican primary voters described themselves as evangelical or born-again Christians, and in those states Mr. Huckabee, a former Baptist preacher, got about 4 in 10 of their votes. In a number of states he split conservative and religious voters with Mr. Romney.
In his speech, Mr. McCain saluted Mr. Huckabee and Mr. Romney, but gave particularly warm praise to Mr. Huckabee, whose decision to remain in the race was credited by many analysts with splitting the votes of conservatives and religious voters who might otherwise have supported Mr. Romney.
“Not for the first time, he’s surprised the rest of us and proved again his exceptional skills as a campaigner, and the extraordinary commitment and determination of the people who believe so passionately in him,” Mr. McCain said of Mr. Huckabee.
The voter surveys also showed that Mr. McCain was backed by those who said they were looking for an experienced candidate, and those who want a candidate who can win in November. And voters were more likely to say that Mr. McCain, a former prisoner of war in Vietnam who has made the Iraq war his central issue, was most qualified to be commander in chief.
The exit polls were conducted by Edison/Mitofsky for the National Election Pool of television networks and The A.P.
The primaries drew unusually large turnout in many states. But despite long lines, confusion among poll workers and scattered computer malfunctions, there were no reports of widespread problems as voters showed up in record numbers.
The day of battles between the Romney and McCain campaigns, which do little to conceal their distaste for each other, got off to a bare-knuckled start in West Virginia. At the Republican convention there, Mr. Romney captured the lead on the first ballot but failed to get a majority. He then lost on the second ballot to Mr. Huckabee when the McCain delegates cast their lot with him.
The loss was a setback for Mr. Romney, who had invested time and money in West Virginia, building an organization there, having phone banks make calls, and advertising on the radio and through the mail.
The Romney campaign cried foul: its campaign manager, Beth Myers, blasted Mr. McCain and Mr. Huckabee, saying in a statement that “this is what Senator McCain’s inside Washington ways look like: he cut a back-room deal with the tax-and-spend candidate he thought could best stop Gov. Romney’s campaign of conservative change.”
Asked about the statement in a hangar in San Diego, Mr. McCain smiled wryly. “You know, with all due respect, I know what it’s like to win, and I know what it’s like to lose,” he said. “I obviously prefer winning. But generally speaking, rather than blaming it on someone else, I suggest that he move on.”


Walter Nyamukondiwa — Farmers will soon pay between $1 and $3 per hectare in rent annually as Government steps up efforts to raise money to expedite the processing of 99-year-leases and promote productivity on the farms, the permanent secretary in the Ministry of Lands and Resettlement, Mrs Sophia Tsvakwi, has said. This comes amid reports that the financially hamstrung ministry had managed to process only 10, 99-year-leases for the past six months out of 140 leases targeted for this year.
"Consultations with relevant stakeholders have begun. We are looking at farmers paying rentals. We have not settled on a figure, but will be between $1 and $3 over a year per hectare.
"There have been concerns over the slow pace of processing 99-year leases but it all boils down to the unavailability of resources to carry out surveys and on-site inspections which will ensure that we do not create boundary disputes that will later haunt our farmers," said Mrs Tsvakwi.
She said this at the weekend while addressing the ministries' retreat that was held in Kariba.
Mrs Tsvakwi said the rentals would promote productivity on farms as farmers would work hard to raise the required amounts while those with large swathes of land that they were holding onto for speculative purposes would give them up to remain with what they could afford to use and to pay for.
With some farmers having up to 2 000 ha of land, it would roughly translate to them paying about $6 000 to Government every year using the higher scale. The indications are that this would force multiple farm owners to surrender some of the farms for redistribution to people on the waiting list.
However, some insiders say at this rate, it would mean the ministry would process only 20 leases by the end of the year while it would take about 75 years to clear the 1 500 documents for farmers whose land has been successfully approve.
There are more than 20 000 A2 farmers across the country while about 1 500 of them have so far been approved to get the 99-year-leases which farmers can leverage to access loans from banks to finance their operations.
The Ministry of Lands and Resettlement has blamed the slow processing of 99-year-leases to unavailability of resources to carry out surveys and on-site inspections before the letters are drafted.
The ministry is outsourcing surveyors to survey the farms.
Consultations on the modalities of implementing the system are already underway.
She said most of the farmers who have been approved to get the leases are not forthcoming as they are reluctant to meet some of the costs involved.
The development comes at a time the ministry has finalised A1 permits, which are due for launch soon and will see A1 farmers paying a flat fee of $10 as rentals to Government every year over and above all other obligations to rural district councils.
The rentals will not affect farmers in conservancies.
Deputy Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Ray Ndhlukula, said more needed to be done to expedite the process.
"We need to find ways of ensuring that the process moves faster because at this rate you (Ministry of Lands) are going to take 30 years to give out the 99-year-leases to farmers who need them to access loans from banks," he said.
Finance and Economic Development permanent secretary, Mr Willard Manungo, said the rentals were long overdue saying A2 farmers unable to raise the amount over a period of a year are not being productive on the farm.
"Why should taxpayers finance your own empowerment as farmers?
"You have been given the land for free and you need to be able to ensure that you contribute towards the process of getting the 99-year-leases," he said.


There are many activities one can do with firearms, from hunting to long distance target shooting. One of the least amusing but essential things one must do with every firearm is to ensure it is properly cleaned after a day at the range and the upkeep and maintenance throughout the year. This will keep the firearm in pristine firing shape. There are some simple steps which can be taken to make cleaning the firearm a little easier.
The first step is to learn how to field strip the firearm down to its base components in order to clean the firearm most effectively. This is easily done by looking at the owner’s manual. The manual will have simple instructions on how to not only disassemble the firearm but how to reassemble the firearm without damaging any of the components. Once the firearm is disassembled the next step is the messiest.
After the disassembly of the firearm, the owner must proceed to oil and lubricate the necessary parts. This is a step that must be taken for both cleaning and regular maintenance of the firearm. The first thing after disassembly is to clean each individual part. Often times old oil and grease residue with be on the firearm mixed with the powder that didn’t burn during the firing of the weapon. This layer of grime needs to be completely removed before anything else can take place. If the components are not properly cleaned or lubricated, the firearm can grind smaller pieces and be rendered inoperable after a time. Finding the right oil and firearm lubricant is often times a pain. One company that is regularly used because of its great track record of quality products and proven performance is the Hoppe’s. The Hoppe’s Elite Dual Pack Firearm Cleaning Products is a great package to get when looking for both gun oil and lubricant in a single package. By taking a clean cloth and adding a few drops of oil to the cloth you can oil the component parts quickly and easily. Simply run the cloth over the parts until you can see and feel a nice film of oil on the pieces. This will ensure that the pieces do not corrode or get exposed to the elements. The next step is one of the most important.
Now that the components of your firearm are all clean it is necessary to look at the barrel and start to clean it. The first thing any person cleaning a barrel needs to do is run a cloth with a drop or two of bore solvent. This solvent helps remove much of the copper, lead, plastic and powder deposits on the barrel. A great solvent is the Hoppe’s Bench Rest-9 Copper Solvent. After using the solvent running a wire brush through the barrel one to two times will help break the deposits off the walls of the barrel. As soon as the wire brush has been run through the best thing to do is run a bore snake through the barrel in order to force the last bits of the deposits out of the barrel leaving it clean enough for accurate shots.
The cleaning and maintenance of firearms is the most important and important activity associated with firearms. Knowing how to properly clean a firearm could save money with the maintenance or replacement costs in the future. While at the same time a well cleaned rifle, pistol or even black powder rifle will shoot more accurately making the experience far more enjoyable. Follow the link to see wat Bass Pro Shops offers to keep your firearm clean and well maintaind! http://www.basspro.com/Gun-Cleaning-%26-Refinishing/_/S-12400004002 As always have fun and happy hunting!


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Perhaps the cleanest room I have ever seen in any hotel. The friendly owners are constantly maintaining and improving. Lots of nice touches, like many outlets, dropdown ironing board, refrigerator and microwave. Wendy's, Huddle House and convenience stores on other side of I-24 exit, and the town of Eddyville just a mile the other direction with supermarket, McDonalds, Subway, Hardees, Pizza Hut, and Willow Pond (great fish place) among others. Big parking area for boaters-though not many while I was there. And what a surprise to have free wireless internet in the room! Great place to stay!!
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Category archives for Environmental Health
Food & Water Watch released “Factory Farm Nation,” a report this week on the dominance of industrial beef, pork, chicken, dairy, and egg production in the US. Besides overuse of antibiotics, foodborne disease, water and air pollution, and loss of local independent farms, the mountains of manure are monstrous and largely unregulated.
Public health researchers, agency officials and scholars describe the Toxic Substances Control Act as a defective, outdated law. They often use EPA’s failed effort to ban asbestos as a poster child for the broken law. A TSCA “reform” bill currently has traction in the Senate, but it’s left behind the poster child.
Today, Maine’s legislature held a hearing on the Toxic Chemicals in the Workplace Act, a proposal to require employers to identify harmful chemicals in the workplace and replace them with safer alternatives. It’s the perfect example of state action on behalf of worker safety and exactly the kind of measure that might no longer be possible under two congressional proposals aimed at overhauling the federal Toxic Substances Control Act.
Oregon mill workers describe a workplace rife with dangerous hazards; thousands of fast food and low-wage workers take to the streets for higher wages; labor advocates file worker retaliation complaint against Walmart; and new media workers start to organize.
The AFL-CIO joins a growing list of organizations which have raised serious concerns—or outright oppose—the Vitter/Udall bill to amend the Toxic Substances Control Act.
Advocates work to expand consumer concern from humanely treated food to humanely treated workers; workers with children face struggles in Silicon Valley; Texas lawmakers introduce bill aimed at fertilizer plants; Microsoft to require paid leave policies at its suppliers; and the McDonald’s wage hike is too small for too few.
For years, advocates have been calling on policymakers to reform the nation’s outdated chemical safety laws. Today, two such bills stand before Congress — one that advocates say better protects the public’s health and another that advocates warn is a dangerous step backward.
For all you city-dwellers out there, next time you walk by a vacant lot that’s been refurbished with green gardens and budding trees, take note of your heart rate. You might find the pleasantly green view caused a welcome moment of relaxation and lowered stress.
In the first study of its kind, researchers have found that improved air quality in southern California had a direct effect on children’s respiratory health. The findings point to the effectiveness of smart public health policy — in other words, even as southern California experienced increases in traffic and commerce, aggressive air pollution policies resulted in cleaner air and healthier kids.


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Louise Brooks was 78 years old at the time of her death. All together, her life ran over the course of 28,758 days. She accomplished a great deal in her lifetime, appearing in 24 films, writing a book, appearing on radio, and performing hundreds of times on stage as a dancer. She also taught dancing, and worked as a professional ballroom dancer. However, relatively speaking, little is known about what Brooks was doing on any given day.
From the mass of material I have gathered, Brooks' activities can be traced to approximately a thousand days throughout her lifetime. Best documented is the 18 year period – running from 1922 through 1940, a period of 6939 days – when Brooks worked as a dancer and actress and many of her activities were a matter of public record.
Louise Brooks: Day by Day 1906-1985 attempts a day-by-day account of Brooks' life. It contains entries both significant and mundane, and is based on multiple sources including, first and foremost, dates and events found in the Barry Paris biography. I also contains entries recorded by Brooks in her notebooks (which she kept from the mid-1950s through her death); other dates were gathered from various magazines and newspapers (especially those published where Brooks was resident), along with other disparate sources, such as census records and passenger manifests.
I encourage anyone interested to check out what I have so far accomplished at Louise Brooks: Day by Day 1906-1985. There is more to come. If you can suggest documented specific dates related to Louise Brooks, please contact the LBS. In the meantime, here are a few highlights for the years prior to Brooks becoming a film star.
Nov. 14, 1906
Born Mary Louise Brooks in the town of Cherryvale, Kansas to Leonard and Myra Brooks. A small article announcing the birth appears on the front page of the local newspapers, the Cherryvale Republican and Cherryvale Daily News.
Performs in "Tom Thumb Wedding" at the Cherryvale Christian church. Admission is 15 and 25 cents. The following day, a newspaper article states there was "good attendance," and that the "program pleased the audience, and netted the sum of $300 for the church."
Aug. 6, 1915
As one of Bertha Nusbaum's piano students, performs "Little Fairy Waltz Op. 105, No. 1" by Ludovic Streabbog at the home of a neighbor.
Jan. 18, 1918
Brooks, who is called "Mistress Mary, Quite Contrary" in the local newspaper, leads a "Dance of the Flowers" with 12 other Flower Maidens in the Mother Goose Pageant at the local High School, a benefit for the Red Cross fund.
Feb. 12, 1918
Joins the newly formed G. K. Club (Girls Knitting Club), composed of other local youngsters, who enjoy games, music, treats, and other other activities and meet at the home of a neighbor.
May 2, 1919
Dances "The Gloating Dance of Destruction" (as arranged by Mrs. Milburn Hobson) at "The Progress of Peace" pageant at the Beldorf theater in Independence. The event is advertised, and mention is made in the ad of Brooks performance. A "large audience" turns out. The event, under the auspices of the local Y.M.C.A., is a benefit to further the sale of Liberty bonds. (Vivian Jones, the future Vivian Vance, also takes part.)
Nov. 15, 1919
Hosts an outing for friends, who take in the Dorothy Gish comedy I'll Get Him Yet at the Best Theatre, followed by lunch at the Sunflower Pharmacy.
May 20, 1921
Brooks plays Catherine Rogers in a two-act play, Mr. Bob, staged in the auditorium of the Horace Mann intermediate school in Wichita. Some 600 students attend the event.
Oct. 5, 1921
Elected to the sophomore class student council.
May 18, 1922
Performs an "Egyptian Dance" at the Arcadia Theater at a convention event sponsored by the Kansas Bankers Association.
Oct. 3, 1922
Referenced in a front page review in the Lewistown Sentinel. Later in the day, appears with Denishawn at the Strand Theatre in Shamokin, Pennsylvania.
Oct. 11, 1922
Receives her first mention in the New York Times in a review of the Denishawn engagement at Selwyn Theatre. Later in the day, appears with Denishawn at the Opera House in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
Nov. 7, 1922
First mention in a Canadian publication: Brooks is referenced in a review in the London Free Press.
Nov. 18, 1922
Appears with Denishawn at the Crawford Theatre in Wichita, Kansas. Brooks is presented with "many flower tributes." Following the performance, Brooks' parents host a dinner party at their home, with Ruth St. Denis, Ted Shawn, Martha Graham, Charles Wiedeman, Pear Wheeler and other members of the Denishawn Company.
Jan. 15, 1923
Appears with Denishawn at Bardavon in Poughkeepsie, New York. (Unknown to Brooks, future surrealist photographer Lee Miller is in the audience.)
December 29, 1923
Appears with Denishawn in matinee and evening performances at the Pabst Theatre in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
March 3, 1924
Appears with Denishawn at the High School Auditorium in Hibbing, Minnesota. (Is that Bob Dylan's High School?)
April 18, 1924
Denishawn Dance Company starts a two day run of matinee and evening performances at the Grand Opera House in London, Ontario, Canada.
July 8, 1924
New York Telegram and Evening Mail raves about Brooks, which states she is the "fairest youngster that has dawned on Broadway in a long time. This is her first show, and word came from Atlantic City that she was a revelation of superlatively lovely girlhood...."
Oct. 20, 1924
Begins dance engagement at the Cafe de Paris in London. She is "cordially received" on her first night. The popular act, Layton & Johnstone, are also on the bill.
April 21, 1925
Brooks meets African-American actor Paul Robeson at a party at the apartment of writer / photographer Carl Van Vechten. Robeson thought her "very conceited and impossible."
May 16, 1925
Attends the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Kentucky with director Herbert Brenon.


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Two Ramona medical pot shops can proceed
The County of San Diego has determined that two medical marijuana dispensaries have the vested right to open in Ramona despite a moratorium, and has issued a 30-day public review of draft amendments to its ordinance addressing such facilities.
Comments must be received by 4 p.m. Sept. 9.
On May 16 the county Board of Supervisors adopted a 45-day moratorium on medical marijuana collectives, and on April 27 extended that moratorium up to 10 months and 15 days; however, some applicants said they had a vested right to continue and open once they received an operating certificate. Those applicants said they followed the county’s ordinance on medical marijuana collectives, had building permits, and had invested a lot of money.
After a review by county counsel, “vested rights were determined to be achieved for projects that had an approved building permit and made a substantial expenditure in reliance on that building permit,” said Alex Bell, group communications officer for the county’s Land Use and Environment Group.
Vested rights have been determined to be achieved for four locations:
▪ 1210 Olive St., Ramona
▪ 618 Pine St., Ramona
▪ 8530 Nelson Way, Escondido
▪ 8157 Wing Ave., El Cajon
The project scope for the building permits for the two Ramona locations and the Escondido address is for a dispensary and not cultivation, said the county. For the El Cajon site, where a dispensary is operating, the applicants were deemed to have a vested right for permitted cultivation, Bell said.
Ramona currently has one dispensary — ShowGrow at 736 Montecito Way, which had its operating certificate before the moratorium.
Once a project has completed the building improvements and received final occupancy for the permit, the owners can work with the sheriff’s department to obtain an operating certificate.
During the moratorium county staff was directed to draft revisions to the ordinance. Those were released Friday, Aug. 5, and provide seven options:
1. Require a 1,000 foot separation buffer from residential use rather than residential zone.
2. Increase sensitive land use (school, playground, park, church, recreation or youth center) buffer from 1,000 feet to 1/4 mile.
3. Increase sensitive land use buffer from 1,000 feet to 1/2 mile.
4. Increase sensitive land use buffer from 1,000 feet to 1 mile.
5. Require a 1,000-foot separation buffer from incorporated cities.
6. Requirement for a major use permit to be obtained prior to siting medical marijuana collective facility.
7. Limit the number of collective facilities to four per supervisorial district.
Each option addresses amortization for a collective that was lawfully established before the new ordinance takes effect. Such collectives must cease operations no later than five years from the date the new ordinance became effective, but could be considered for a six-month extension if financial hardship is determined, the options state.
Bell said the draft changes are expected to go before the supervisors this fall.
The moratorium will end once the board approves a revised ordinance that goes into effect, he said.
To view the draft amendments to the Medical Marijuana Collective Facility Ordinance, visit www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/pds/Public_Review_Non-CEQA.html. Copies are also available at the County of San Diego Department of Planning & Development Services, 5510 Overland Ave., San Diego.
For more information about the draft amendments, contact Joseph Farace at 858-694-3690 or email@example.com.


Honda said that it was recalling about 165,000 vehicles from the 2005-06 model years to check for potential engine problems.
Honda said the recall affected 2005 models of the , TL and TSX sedans, 2005 Honda Accord coupes, sedans and hybrids, 2005 Odyssey minivans and 2006 Ridgeline trucks.
A Honda spokesman said the automaker discovered that sealer material leaked onto a coil wire inside the fuel pump relay on some of the vehicles. The wire can become brittle and snap, causing the engine to stall or fail to start.
Although has received "multiple complaints" of vehicles stalling or failing to start, the spokesman said that there have been no injuries or crashes linked to the defect.
Dealers will inspect and replace the fuel pump relay free of charge. The recall is expected to begin in early April.
Owners can contact Honda at (800) 999-1009.


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