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Posted on November 23, 2004 May 18, 2016 by Staff
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING-DRAFT ONLY
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Michael Echanove called the Council Meeting to order at
ROLL CALL: Council members present were: Norm Schorzman, John Sell, Jeff Snook, Linda Dillard, Dave Willmore, Steve McGehee, and Rick Wekenman. Also present were: Joyce Beeson, Clerk-Treasurer; Byron Hodges, Public Works Superintendent; Randy Zehm, Police Chief; Cheryl Johnson, David E Caudle.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Jeff Snook MOVED to approve the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of November 9, 2004. Rick Wekenman seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously.
PUBLIC HEARING-2005 FINAL BUDGET: Opened 7:00PM The mayor opened the public hearing asking for any public comment. No public comment, Closed 7:02PM .
OPEN FORUM :
Cheryl Johnson ask the council to be proactive on the opening burning issue. She has suffered medically from neighbors burning near her home. She presented the council for review, the City of Pullman's open burning ordinance and quoted from a WAC code that is to be in effect in two years. Council members questioned Cheryl on her situation. The mayor handed the data provided by Cheryl to council and stated that they would address this issue.
PUBLIC WORKS REPORT : Written Report Submitted By Byron Hodges
The city crew has been cleaning storm drains, doing leaf pick up, sweeping curbs and sidewalks.
Marc has finished his fall fertilizing and will mow one more time. A leak was fixed on Wall St and some minor equipment repairs were done. The city is finished with their work on the Public Safety Building.
POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT: Written report submitted by Chief Zehm
Whitman County Humane Society 2004-2005 Animal Contract
The mayor signed the contract and the council asked Chief Zehm how many dogs does he take to the pound.
His answer was 8 in the 2003/2004 contract year.
Scooter ordinance – the work is progressing and the draft ordinance will be turned into the Police, Fire and Safety committee for review.
JOINT BOARD FIRE & EMS UPDATE:
Council Member Wekenman reported that the Public Safety Building (PSB) is coming along well. It is planned that by the middle of December the Electrical and Heating contracts will be completed and then the vehicles can move in. The equipment committee has a line on a Tanker truck in Utah. Two fire department personnel will fly down to check out the truck. Since this vehicle has an automatic transmission and this specification was overlooked in the original specs. Rick is asking the council to amend the former truck specifications. Rick Wekenman MOVED to amend the former tanker truck specifications to include an automatic transmission option. Norm Schorzman seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously. Rick addressed the budget for the PSB; he noted that there is an estimated need for an additional $8,000 to be spent in 2005 to complete the PSB. This $8,000 would be split with Rural. He asked council how the city would handle this additional cost. Council Member Willmore stated his concerns about any cost overruns. Discussion continued. The council agreed to include an additional $4,000 city share in the 2005 budget.
Resolution # 2004-09-Cancel Lost Warrant
The Mayor read this resolution through one time. This is a resolution allowing the clerk to cancel an unexpended Warrant from the payroll clearing fund. Norm Schorzman MOVED to approve this resolution. Dave Willmore seconded the motion and the motion carried unanimously.
Ordinance # 804- Establish new rate for city sewer service
The Mayor read this ordinance through for the first time in its entirety, which would increase the current monthly sewer rate by One Dollar. Treasurer Beeson noted a change in section one. Council Member Willmore commented that raising the rates is not always the answer. The Mayor read the ordinance through for the second time by title and ordinance number. The mayor pointed out that the city has a state of the art sewer plant in place and costs of supporting the entire system are increasing like everything else. Council Member Wekenman MOVED to adopt Ordinance #804, establishing new rate for the city sewer service for 2005. Council Member Snook seconded the motion. Council Member Wekenman asked Joyce where Palouse is compared to other cities for sewer rates. She noted that Palouse is in the low to mid range for rates. The motion carried unanimously.
Code Book Update
Deputy Clerk Pearce provided council members with a quote from Code Publishing, Inc, a company that specializes in codifying codes books. The council asks Pearce questions about the cost involved and she stated that this company is willing to work with our budget and keep costs down. City Attorney, Stephen Bishop spoke the council explaining the past work his office performed for the codifying and his current work state. He is unable to perform this task again and supports the city staff with their choice of code publishing company. Joyce Beeson noted that $5,000 would be needed to reformat our current code book and get all uncodified ordinances in the book. The mayor commented that if we do this project, we do it right. The council recommended that we send our current code and the additions to the Code Publishing for a more accurate price of the work involved.
Ordinance Number 805 – Grave Markers
The Mayor read the ordinance through for the first time in its entirety. Ordinance number 805 would be allowing the installation of grave markers in certain sections of the cemetery which are larger then 3 feet previously allowed, under certain conditions. Byron Hodges commented that he felt this was a reasonable and workable ordinance for the city. This ordinance will allow the addition of military markers to be placed on the existing and future grave sites when conditions allow. Council Member Snook MOVED to adopt ordinance number 805. Council Member Wekenman seconded. Council Member Sell asked about the exact dimensions of the markers. It was indicated that the grave sites are only 4 feet by 11 feet and any additional markers must fit within that space. The motion carried unanimously.
2005 Budget Discussion
The Mayor began by reviewing the budget, special items that were discussed was the purchase of the West Main Street property from the railroad. The mayor proposed that $4500 come from the CDBG fund and the remaining balance from the Building Maintenance Fund. The council approved this action. The issue of the additional funds for the PSB was discussed and it was agreed by council to take the needed $4,000 from the CDBG fund as well. Heritage Park has a remaining balance of $9800 in its fund account. The council discussed the cost of the new code books and it was agreed by council to spend $3500 from the Current Expense Fund. Council Member Schorzman recommended freezing wages at the 2004 salary schedule and also a hiring freeze. Byron Hodges asked if this meant no summer help and Schorzman said yes. The Mayor asked for this discussion to be tabled at this time. Council Member Schorzman continued by recommending the city not transfer any funds from Current Expense to the Police Car Reserve fund. Chief Zehm commented that he will look for grants to fund a new police car. Council Member Willmore MOVED to transfer out of the Police Car Reserve $1000. Council Member Wekenman seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. Council Member Schorzman requested that the transfer out of Current Expense to the Equipment Reserve Fund be reduced by $1000.
2005 Salary Schedule Discussion
The Mayor asked for an executive session to discuss the salary topic, he asked City Attorney, Stephen Bishop if this was appropriate. Stephen answered that if the council was to have a discussion about personnel, then yes, an executive session was in order. The Mayor reviewed the proposed 2005 Salary Schedule. The Mayor stated that he supports a raise for all staff members, but recommends that the following employees, Chief Zehm, Deputy Clerk Pearce, Marcia Hershaw and returning life guards receive raises in the 2005 budget. Council Member Schorzman MOVED to adjourn to executive session to discuss personnel issues. Council Member McGehee seconded. The motion carried unanimously and the council adjourned at 8:21PM. Council returned at 9:03PM. The mayor stated that only personnel issues were discussed and no decisions were made. The mayor asked for any further discussion. Council Member Schorzman stated that hard decisions need to be made and the Finance committee recommends a wage and hiring freeze for 2005. The Mayor wishes to have it recorded that he does not support a wage or hiring freeze. Council Member Schorzman MOVED to freeze wages and hiring for the 2005 year. Council Member McGehee seconded. Council Member Dillard requested another Finance committee meeting to discuss this issue. Council Member Dillard MOVED to table the wage and hiring freeze. Council Member Snook seconded this motion. The secondary motion carried unanimously. Treasurer Beeson reminded council that unless the budget is adopted at the next council meeting, December 14th, we would have to schedule another meeting before the end of December.
STREETS & SIDEWALKS: Linda Dillard
No Report
FINANCE, PROPERTY & EQUIPMENT : Norm Schorzman
PARKS, CEMETERY & BUILDINGS : John Sell
PERSONNEL & POOL : Jeff Snook
POLICY & ADMINISTRATION : Steve McGehee
The Mayor turned the open burning issue to the policy committee
WATER & SEWER : David Willmore
POLICE, FIRE & SAFETY : Rick Wekenman
A committee meeting will be needed to review the scooter ordinance.
A. The Mayor turned the open burning issue over to the Policy committee.
The Mayor asked Chief Zehm what the status of the property is that had a complaint about junk against it; he wants to see progress on this issue. Chief Zehm said he would get back to the property owner.
The WACERT list will only have the water reservoir and Fishers Addition sewer extension on the list for 2005. There was not enough time to add the sludge process equipment.
An article was printed in the Boomerang in regards to the Hazard Mitigation Meeting.
The Mayor noted another article in the Boomerang for the North Fork Palouse River Project, of which Don Myott is a member.
There are Thank You notes from the Bicycle Club in Seattle on the city bulletin board for all to read.
Joyce Beeson asked for the following items to be put on the surplus list: Two HP computer, one HP 610 DeskJet Printer, one HP 660 Printer, one Gateway 15" monitor and one Canon BJ printer. The city also has a surplus of concrete blocks leftover from Heritage Park. There was discussion on whether or not the city could use them for a future project. It was suggested that they may be used for possible renovation of the old fire station. These blocks will not be put on the surplus list at this time. Council Member Schorzman MOVED to surplus the computer equipment. Council Member Willmore seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
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When Adhira said 'yes' to Shekhar, it was not the 'happy ending' of their story.
Perhaps, it was just the beginning of what their future had in store.
Totally unknown, unidentified & unpredictable.
They shared a beautiful past. Will their future also hold love for them? Or will the unpleasant surprise shake the foundation of their love?
You joined her journey last time in Adhira… Love; Lost & Found. Now, let's become her strength to witness how her life unfolds.
It was 2:45 PM in a winter day and I had just taken my toddler to bed. I had work to do but I preferred to lie down with Ria so she would sleep fast. She had bathed that day and her hair was a little wet. I wanted to keep her warm so that she wouldn't catch a cough again. While putting her to sleep, the warm comfort of the duvet in the cold afternoon made me want to sleep too. I did not mind taking advantage of that moment, draped the duvet around Ria and me, and comfortably fell asleep within a few minutes.
After a few minutes, an annoying voice started to disturb my sleep. I opened my eyes and looked at the window. I saw nothing. I assumed the pigeons were playing with sticks outside my window and they were making that noise. I pulled the duvet over my face and closed my eyes. Again, I heard noises, and this time they felt like the pitter-patter of raindrops. I concentrated on the noise and thought it must be raining outside.
I was too sleepy and I didn't want to miss my sleep at any cost. I fell asleep again. After 5 mins, a sudden jolt woke me up.
Here come the second last letter & it's word of our A to Z Challenge, 'Y'. Y in my life stands none other than for 'Yoga'.
What is Yoga and how does it help?
"Yoga means union of the individual consciousness or soul with the universal consciousness OR spirit. Though many think of yoga only as a physical exercise where people twist, turn, stretch, and breathe in the most complex ways, these are actually only the most superficial aspects of this profound science of unfolding the infinite potentials of the human mind and soul. The science of Yoga imbibes the complete essence of the way of life." Art of Living has this answer about what Yoga actually is. Perfect, isn't it? 'unfolding the infinite potentials of the human mind and souls'. Correct. Yoga is to find union between mind and body, individual and her God, between our thoughts and the source of our thoughts. But according to me, yoga has many – many more powers hidden deep insight those sacred mantras. Which people chant while meditation. That meditation when performed correctly, take us to another level, where everything we craved for on this planet seemed worthless… (I guess). Because to be really frank, I haven't experienced that power, that divinity, that confident silence till now, and I am far – far away from getting it right now.
Here comes our 23rd letter of the A to Z challenge. 'W' stands for WhatsApp. Yes…Yes, that tiny green coloured messenger icon installed in everyone's phone.
There was a time when we used to send individual messages or make phone calls whenever we have to talk to our near and dear ones. We keep our phone recharged with numerous message packs for hassle-free chatting over phone. Am I Right? Remember those message conversations you used to do with your spouse or your girlfriend/boyfriend or even with your BFFs during those chilly winter nights, hiding beneath your blankets? That era has its own charm. I admit.
Unlike the other letters, today's letter gave me a major headache. 'U' turned out to be an uneasy letter to find a word worth writing for. After lots of google search and asking within my friend-circle, I finally came to the point that, U for me stands for 'Uplift'. Yes. Certain things which uplift my mood.
So, if I stress my brain a little to find those things which uplift my mood instantly, I have to think hard, really, as I am a very moody person. Everything depends on my mood. Sometimes, a small act of kindness can melt my heart whereas a whole big act of charity couldn't. A single rose could melt my anger whereas a whole bouquet couldn't. A most peppy, weird and 'truck-chap' song can uplift me mood whereas a melodious tune couldn't. So, I am like this. My mood variations and swings amaze me too.
Sometimes the sweetest memory becomes the reason for my happiness and sometimes the same is the reason for my resentment. The same person who makes me smile one day, could, another day, be the object of my hatred. The same music which drags me to the dance floor could became the 'noise-pollution' other day.
So, this is me. Up-close and personal. Today fighting within myself and tomorrow fighting for myself. One day the life of the party and on another hiding beneath my shell. Still, music is something which never gave upon me, as it always uplifts my mood. No-matter what situation I am in.
So, this nerd is going to have some mood lifter for herself. See you again with another letter & word. Hope, that one would be much simpler to find!
Today's letter is 'T' and the phrase that came up in my mind is 'Thank You.' An 8 letter phrase which has a solid impact on mankind.
'Thank you' is the easiest way to show gratitude towards the many things God has gifted us. We often pray for the things we want in our lives from God. But always forgot to thank the Almighty for bestowing his care and affection upon us. We often expect a lot from our parents and always want them to understand us without uttering a word, but we always forget to thank them for all the love they gave us. We often take our loved ones and their affection for granted and never thought to reply them. Yes, we do! We do such things and they happen unintentionally. We humans have this disorder in our personality to take our loved ones for granted.


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The suburbs don't just spread, they slouch and slump as they drape themselves formlessly over the landscape. Not only are they formless, the suburbs are criticized as too tame, too sterile, too middle-class, too auto-dependent, too uniform, too separatist, too un-ecological, and so on. I don't want to argue that suburbia is good architecture or planning, but I will argue that it shows the birth of a new kind of place with new unities and possibilities that need to be engaged on their own terms.
Many criticisms of sprawl presuppose that real places should be complete, enclosed, self-sufficient and well formed. But there are new kinds of unity in the sprawl, which are not based on local enclosure and centering.
In fact, if a contemporary place is neatly bordered and centered it may well be on its way to becoming a museum, or a theme park.


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Michael Cohen Reportedly Claims Trump Knew In Advance About The Infamous Trump Tower Meeting With A Russian
"There's no way you're going to bring down a president with a proven liar," Rudy Giuliani said in response.
By Chris Geidner
Reporting From
Chris Geidner BuzzFeed News Reporter
Last updated on July 26, 2018, at 11:10 p.m. ET
Posted on July 26, 2018, at 10:48 p.m. ET
Leah Millis / Reuters
Michael Cohen and President Donald Trump
Michael Cohen claims that then-candidate Donald Trump knew about the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting that his son Donald Trump Jr. held with a Russian lawyer, both CNN and NBC reported Thursday night.
Cohen, Trump's longtime personal lawyer, claims he was "present, along with several others, when Trump was informed of the Russians' offer by Trump Jr.," CNN reported. "Trump approved going ahead with the meeting with the Russians, according to sources," the report continued.
Rudy Giuliani appeared on CNN later in the hour the reporting was discussed, disputing the claim and saying he "expected" Cohen to do "something like this."
"The man is a liar, a proven liar. There's no way you're going to bring down a president with a proven liar," he said, adding, "There is no doubt in my mind that he is just not credible."
The reporting comes as Cohen faces an ongoing federal criminal investigation and there have been bigger and bigger signs that the relationship between Trump and Cohen is moving from frayed to destroyed. Recently, Cohen hired Lanny Davis — the lawyer who most famously represented the Clintons — and has taken on a much more adversarial approach to the president.
Neither Cohen nor his lawyers responded to a request for comment on the story.
As shown in emails that Donald Trump Jr. released a year ago, Trump Jr. had received an offer in June 2016 of "official documents and information that would incriminate Hillary" Clinton. The email — from music promoter Rob Goldstone on behalf of the Agalarov family, who worked with Trump to produce the 2013 Miss Universe pageant in Moscow — claimed that the information was "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump."
That led to a meeting at Trump Tower on June 9, 2016, between Trump Jr., Paul Manafort, and Jared Kushner — representing the Trump campaign — and Natalia Veselnitskaya, a Russian lawyer linked to Russian officials; Rinat Akhmetshin, a Russian American widely reported to have ties to Russian intelligence; Goldstone; and others. The general claim from those at the meeting is that it was worthless and that nothing came of it.
Trump has maintained that he had no advance knowledge of the meeting, and the attendees have not disputed that. Goldstone, however, did email Trump's assistant the next day, asking how to deliver a painting — a birthday present for Trump from Aras Agalarov — to Trump Tower.
Giuliani's focus on Cohen's credibility was noted by CNN host Chris Cuomo, who pressed Giuliani on his client's own credibility factor. Trump regularly lies, makes false statements, or provides incomplete information on matters great and small. BuzzFeed News collected 100 such lies and misstatements from Trump's first 100 days in office.
In Giuliani's first week on the job as Trump's lawyer this May, he announced that Trump had repaid Cohen for the $130,000 paid to Stormy Daniels in 2016 in exchange for her not talking about her claims that she had a relationship with Trump a decade earlier. Following that first bombshell interview, Giuliani gave a barrage of sometimes conflicting media interviews that led to a "clarifying" statement days later. He acknowledged in an interview with BuzzFeed News the next week that he was "fudge-y" with some facts in that first week.
NBC confirmed the news that Cohen claims that Trump knew of the Trump Tower meeting in advance shortly after CNN posted its report.
In response to the stories, Donald Trump Jr.'s lawyer, Alan Futerfas, told BuzzFeed News, "Donald Trump Jr. has been professional and responsible throughout the Mueller and congressional investigations. We are very confident of the accuracy and reliability of the information that has been provided by Mr. Trump Jr. and on his behalf."
Giuliani did not respond to a request to discuss the story.
Chris Geidner is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Washington, DC.
Contact Chris Geidner at chris.geidner@buzzfeed.com.


For the average human being, getting married is more or less a rite of passage. A wedding signifies that life bond you will share with your spouse. Others might even consider this as the first day of the rest of their lives.
The groom has nothing much to worry about, but the bride, as she will be the center of attention, has everything to worry about. Even if nothing goes as intended, the wedding dress should be an exception. A wedding dress completes the wedding in a fashionable, stylish manner. The bride must take time to look for her wedding weeks or months before the wedding. She must look breathtaking. After all; it is her day.
You should not spend more than you planned for in your budget for your wedding dress. It is no doubt that you must look good, but not at your budget's extreme expense. Just settle with that dress that fits your budget other than having to overdraft your credit and suffer later even after the wedding is over. So make a budget, allocate some money to the wedding dress then follow the budget to the later.
The wedding dress must also be of the right size. The issue behind the size of your gown will require you to put on a few readymade dresses to see which one will fit you best, then you can acquire it. But if it will be designer made, then the only thing you have to worry about is the length and type of design. The design of the dress will go hand in hand with the type of event that you will have whether ultra-formal or formal.
The size of the dress will also be dictated by the nature of your body. You will look good in a dress that brings out those curves and features in your body. The dress should perfectly fit you, and should not be too tight or uncomfortable that you fail to walk or breath well in it.
The color of the gown is not too much of a hustle, but there others who would prefer to forego the traditional white and spice up their wedding with more colors. Any color you decide on, ensure it matches the theme color of your whole wedding perfectly. In addition, the color ought to match your skin tone. In any case, if you feel that you dress is lacking that sparkle and glam, you can add decorations.
The fabric of the dress is another consideration that you must take into account. You can ask your designer to help you choose a good fabric if you are not sure of what to select. Some fabrics can cause an allergic reaction to other people so make sure you are not one of them or your wedding day will turn into an itching spree.


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Altice Europe reports EBITDA growth in 2Q20
Netherlands-based multinational telecoms group Altice Europe has reported consolidated revenues of EUR3.540 billion (USD4.1 billion) for the three months ended 30 June 2020, down 1.2% year-on-year from EUR3.583 billion in 2Q19. The company's main operation in France accounted for the bulk of it, reporting revenues of EUR2.595 billion (up 0.2% y-o-y) in 2Q20, while Portugal and the Dominican Republic saw annual revenue decreases of 4.2% (to EUR5499.5 million) and 16.1% (EUR117.9 million) respectively in the period under review; Altice also reported significant revenue decline at its Teads (24.3%) unit. Adjusted EBITDA, meanwhile, grew from EUR1.436 billion to EUR1.439 billion in the period under review, representing a 0.2% annual improvement. Accrued CAPEX decreased to EUR662.9 million in 2Q20 (EUR755.7 million in the year-ago period).
In operational terms, Altice Europe ended June with a total of 25.897 million mobile B2C subscribers across France (including the French Overseas Territories [FOT]), Portugal, Israel and the Dominican Republic, alongside 9.378 million unique fixed line B2C customers. France remains Altice's leading market in terms of subscribers, with 15.877 million mobile B2C users and 6.401 million fixed B2C accounts. In Portugal, the company had 5.978 million mobile B2C and 1.606 million fixed B2C subscribers, while the Israel unit ended the quarter with 1.346 million (mobile B2C) and 1.036 million (fixed B2C) subscribers. The Dominican Republic, meanwhile, had 2.697 million mobile B2C subscriptions on its books and 335,000 fixed B2C customers at the end of June 2020.
Patrick Drahi, founder of Altice Europe, commented: 'In France, we have maintained growth in our core telecom business in the second quarter year over year, including residential service revenue growth once again. We ended the second quarter with a strong performance and improved trajectory, despite COVID-19 related impacts on areas such as roaming revenue, low margin equipment sales and a significant slowdown in the wider media business. In the second quarter of 2020, we closed the transformational Fastfiber partnership in Portugal and extended the Altice Corporate Finance facility, meaning that almost EUR500 million of the EUR700 million targeted interest savings programme have been realised … Overall, we have achieved a strong performance in the second quarter, especially given the wider circumstances. We reiterate our FY2020 guidance and continue to focus on deleveraging through growing revenue, EBITDA and cash flow.'
Dominican Republic, France, Israel, Netherlands, Portugal, Altice Dominicana (formerly Orange), Altice Europe (formerly Altice Group), Altice France (SFR), HOT Telecommunication Systems, PT Portugal (MEO), Corporate/Financial


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Into the Labyrinth is a cantata for tenor and chamber orchestra, with words from 'The Well' by George Mackay Brown, and the centre-piece of a chamber orchestra trilogy (the other works being Sinfonia Concertante and Sinfonietta Accademica). This Unicorn reissue is the only recording currently available. The symphonic song-cycle in five continuous movements ponders the influence of modern times on ancient ways of life.


The Ninth Circuit acknowledged that five other circuits (the Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth, and Eleventh) had held that § 14(e) requires that plaintiffs plead scienter, but was "persuaded that the rationale underpinning those decisions" should not actually apply to the first clause of §14(e). According to the Ninth Circuit, those other circuits ignored or misread Supreme Court precedent in relying on the "similarities between Rule 10b-5 and § 14(e)" to import Rule 10b-5's scienter requirement to § 14(e) claims.
That is because the Supreme Court in Ernst & Ernst v. Hochfelder, 425 U.S. 185, 193 (1976), made clear that adding "scienter [a]s an element of Rule 10b-5(b) had nothing to do with the text of Rule 10b-5." To the contrary, the Court in Hochfelder "acknowledged that the wording of Rule 10b-5(b) could reasonably be read as imposing a scienter or a negligence standard." Id. (emphasis in original).
The memo points out that the circuit split created by the decision increases the likelihood that the Supreme Court will take up the issue of whether scienter is required under Section 14(e). Meanwhile, the decision is likely to provide incentives for plaintiffs in nationwide class actions to file their cases in the 9th Circuit.


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Q: How to prevent user from entering special characters in text box when length is 0? I have the following code which prevents user from entering space when the length is 0. Now, how can I prevent user from entering all special characters(anything other than a-z A-Z 0-9) when the length is 0?
$('#DivisionName').bind('keypress', function(e) {
    if($('#DivisionName').val().length == 0){
        if (e.which == 32){//space bar
            e.preventDefault();
        }
    }
});

This is my text box.
<input type="text" id="DivisionName" />

A: This is what you are looking for:
$('#DivisionName').bind('keypress', function(e) {

    if($('#DivisionName').val().length == 0){
        var k = e.which;
        var ok = k >= 65 && k <= 90 || // A-Z
            k >= 97 && k <= 122 || // a-z
            k >= 48 && k <= 57; // 0-9

        if (!ok){
            e.preventDefault();
        }
    }
});

or see here: http://jsfiddle.net/D4dcg/

A: The letter and digit ranges are (inclusive):

*

*97 - 122 (a-z)

*65 - 90 (A-Z)

*48 - 57 (0-9)

This is what you compare e.which against.
if (e.which < 48 ||
    (e.which > 57 && e.which < 65) ||
    (e.which > 90 && e.which < 97) ||
    e.which > 122) {
    e.preventDefault();
}

Or, using inverse logic:
var valid = (e.which >= 48 && e.which <= 57) || (e.which >= 65 && e.which <= 90) || (e.which >= 97 && e.which <= 122);
if (!valid) {
    e.preventDefault();
}

Update
Even so, you may still wish to validate the field contents as a whole using a regular expression:
if (/^[A-Z0-9]+$/i.test(value)) {
    // it looks okay now
}

Or fix the field by replacing the bad stuff:
var stripped = value.replace(/[^A-Z0-9]+/i, '');

A: You can use a regex to validate the string.
Something like ^[a-zA-z0-9].*
Here is an article about testing a regex in javascript
 : http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_regexp_test.asp
And you can even bind a change event and not a keypress.

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