Among the new Rochester NY restaurants worth checking out are Vietnamese, Mexican, Caribbean, Nepali and pizza places.
When it comes to the most recent batch of food businesses that opened in Rochester, the trend could best be described as diverse and international.
Immigrants to the Rochester area are opening eateries, some of them small and modest. Some serve up fare that provides a taste of home for other immigrants as well as new flavors for adventurous foodies to experience. Others blend traditional fare with elements from Rochester's local cuisine. Still others are focusing on food that's far different from that in their homeland. In any case, Rochester is more delicious as a result.
Nobin and Anisha Chuhan, the 22-year-old married couple that run Royal of India, 300 Park Point Drive in Henrietta, both were born in Nepal. They met in Chicago, where they lived before moving to Rochester to be near family members.
Like most everything in their lives, their restaurant is a family effort. Family members invested in the restaurant. Rhatna Subedi, Nobin's cousin, is the chef, and Bhakta Subedi, his uncle, is a cook.
"My family always experiments with different recipes at home," Nobin Chuhan said. "We think we have something very authentic."
India and Nepal are next door neighbors, and the cuisines of the two countries are similar, Chuhan said. That's why the restaurant represents both, with an emphasis on the Indian fare that is more familiar to Rochesterians.
Two of their best-selling dishes are chicken makhani, boneless chicken breast cloaked in a slightly sweet tomato cream sauce. Another is handmade momos, steamed dumplings that are native to Nepal and other South Asian countries.
The food is scratch made, including a variety of breads baked in a tandoor (clay oven).
A popular offering is the reasonably priced lunch buffets: a weekday lunch buffet is $10.99; a weekend lunch buffet is $11.99; and a dinner buffet, available only on Wednesdays, is $12.99.
It is open from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 5 to 10 p.m. daily.
Lorna Underwood was born in Jamaica. In the early 1970s, at the age of 13, she joined her parents in Rochester.
She comes from a tight-knit family of six siblings, four of whom are in the Rochester area. The extended family gathered for family meals every Sunday, and Underwood honed her culinary skills cooking for them.
Her new restaurant, Caribbean Heritage Restaurant, at 719 S. Plymouth Ave., centers on favorite dishes from those family meals. Some represent what the family ate in Jamaica, while others are based on ingredients and approaches that Underwood came to enjoy in Rochester.
"We thought long and hard about what our menu would look like," she said. "We wanted it to be a little bit different than what we know to be Caribbean."
Some popular dishes, like jerk chicken and braised oxtail, are traditionally Jamaican. Others have been tweaked slightly. Traditional brown stewed chicken and curry chicken, for example, are served with boneless chicken instead of the usual bone-in pieces, to make eating easier. Curry cod, an early menu favorite among customers, is a dish Underwood refined in her home kitchen in Rochester. Vegetables like zucchini and butternut squash, not usually found in Caribbean fare, are offered as side dishes.
She and her husband, Jerome Underwood, who is president and CEO of Action for a Better Community, make healthy eating a priority, and that approach is reflected in the menu. "We're trying to be healthy, live healthy and feed healthy," she said.
Brown rice is available as an alternative to the traditional rice and peas. Olive oil is the fat used for cooking. Vegetables are offered in abundance; there are several vegetarian and vegan options.
The space is homey and inviting, with a bright, cheerful color scheme. One of its cozy rooms is surrounded by sunny windows.
Caribbean Heritage Restaurant is open 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Jagat Gurung, together with family members, was among the more than 100,000 Nepali-speaking Bhutanese who fled Bhutan and wound up in refugee camps in Nepal. After leaving Bhutan in 1992, they spent 18 to 20 years living in a refugee camp in Nepal.
Gurung opened Nepali Kitchen to offer Rochester's Nepali population a taste of home. "This is the real taste of Nepali food," said Birkha Thapa, Gurung's brother in law. He noted that Indians and Americans enjoy the cuisine as well.
Filled dumplings called momos are made by hand. Dhido, the national food of Nepal, is made from the grain millet and water. It is eaten by breaking off small balls of the mixture, dipping it in a liquid and swallowing without chewing.
Other dishes, served from a warming display, include chicken wings (sekuwa), fried boiled eggs and vegetable fritters (pyagi). Sweet ring-shaped doughnuts called sel rati, which are served at weddings and festivals in Nepal, are also offered.
Nabin Nepal, a student at The College at Brockport who was born in Nepal, is a regular.
"I'm just so happy they opened this restaurant here," he said. "It feels like home."
It is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. six days a week. It is closed Tuesdays.
The "Diner" part of its name is in the past; Tony's Diner and Vietnamese Cuisine serves bona fide Vietnamese fare, made from family recipes by natives of Vietnam.
The restaurant at 1011 Culver Road, about three blocks north of East Main Street, opened with the concept of serving American breakfast dishes as well as Vietnamese fare. But customers came only for the Vietnamese food, and owner Anthony Lam took the diner food off the menu.
Lam came to Rochester in 1980 at the age of 19 as a refugee from Vietnam, and worked his way through restaurant kitchens, including spending 12 years at Wegmans.
The culinary force behind the restaurant is Hao Tran, Lam's wife and also a native of Vietnam. Wong Yang, Lam's sister, also works in the kitchen.
Dishes worth trying: six versions of pho (a comforting soup); banh mi (the Vietnamese cousin to the sub); ban xeo (a crispy, savory Vietnamese pancake); and vermicelli noodle bowls, loaded with noodles, veggies and other goodies.
It is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Jose and Radhames "Rod" Veras, the father-and-son owners of the Stingray Sushifusion food truck, opened a brick-and-mortar restaurant Kocina Stingray Sushifusion 2 Go, that expand on the truck's menu.
"The idea is to fuse two beautiful cultures — Japanese and Latin," said Jose Veras, an ebullient retired biology teacher and a native of the Dominican Republic. "We want to showcase a true fusion, not a gimmicky thing."
The restaurant showcases Rod Veras' skills as a sushi chef, including rolls with a Dominican flair. Also on the menu are tostones, a favorite Dominican side dish, which comes with a ball of Spanish rice and spicy ginger garlic mayo dipping sauce.
The new shop offers three variations on its popular "trasher plate," a wildly popular dish on the truck. Loosely inspired by Nick Tahou's Garbage Plate, the original version is based on a bed of sushi rice, piled with a crisp confetti of cucumbers, tomatoes and bell peppers. Next comes bits of chopped-up pieces of beer-battered shrimp, grilled steak and bacon. The final adornments: Squiggles of spicy Sriracha sauce and creamy ginger mayo, along with sprinkles of fried garlic and onion crunches.
At 1921 South Ave., Kocina is near the intersection with East Henrietta Road, next door to Mr. Shoe's Pizza. It is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. It is closed on Monday, Wednesday and Sunday.
The fast casual approach to pizza is catching on in Rochester, with more and more places, including some Wegmans stores, offering an assembly line format that allows customers to choose their own toppings.
Create A Pizza opened at 766 Monroe Ave. in the former home to a Pizza Hut. Customers can choose from seven sauces, seven cheeses, 15 vegetables, eight proteins as well as several finishing touches. The sauces and dough are housemade and the vegetables are cut fresh daily, he said.
The co-owner is Mark Teng, a native of China, who is also a partner in Plum House on Monroe Avenue, Revolution Karaoke in Henrietta and Furoshiki on Park Avenue. Teng prides himself at staying at the forefront of food trends.
A pizza place with a Chinese owner? Why not? There are many restaurants in Rochester (Mexican and Latin come to mind) that have owners of a different heritage.
Next up for Teng: a hand-pulled noodle restaurant on Monroe Avenue.
Create a Pizza is open 11 a.m. to 9 pm. Monday through Thursday; 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday. Parking is adjacent to the building.
On a similar note, the Mexican fare at Burrito Urbano, 673 Glide St., near the intersection with Lyell Avenue., comes to Rochester by way of Puerto Rico, where owner Jorge Velazquez grew up.
His uncle, Jose Padilla, owns six Mexican restaurants on the island, and when he began dealing with serious health issues, he offered the menu and recipes to Velazquez to help him get his start. Velazquez previously spent four years working for Neno's Gourmet Mexican Street Food.
The restaurant prides itself on its large servings, including the giant burrito super supremo, an oversized 24-inch tortilla stuffed with a meat, refried beans, lettuce, tomatoes and refried beans. The chicken, carnitas and veggie versions cost $12.95 and the beef $13.95.
A must-try offering is the homemade horchata, a delicious creamy beverage made from rice milk and cinnamon; the recipe comes from Velazquez's grandmother. Alcohol is not served in order to keep the restaurant family friendly.
Orders may be placed and eaten at a counter, and table service is offered in a small dining room. Delivery is available to the area surrounding the restaurant, as well as to downtown; call (585) 287-6329 for delivery or takeout orders.
Burrito Urbano is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.
Not a restaurant but still worth mentioning, Alla's Bakery is a tiny shop in Spencerport that focuses on sourdough breads made without commercial yeast.
A resident of the Rochester area for 19 years, Alla Fedorishina is originally from Belarus. A petite woman with a hearty laugh, she is the mother of seven children, ages 5 to 24.
She has been working as a cook since the age of 18. Five years ago, she started baking sourdough breads, made with no commercial yeast.
Coming up with a product that was as light and fluffy as she wanted was difficult, but she approached the task with determination. "It took me around a year to get what I want," she said. One of her secrets is that the bread takes 12 to 13 hours to rise, depending on the weather.
She makes the breads, 12 at a time, from durum, spelt, kamut, plain white and rye flours. They are sold in large 2-pound loaves ranging in price from $5 for plain white to $11 for kamut. With a limited capacity, they sell out quickly.
She also sells a small selection of sweet baked goods, including danishes, coffee cakes and cinnamon twists, all made from scratch.
Alla's Bakery is at 5010 West Ridge Road in Spencerport. Know that the shop is very small and parking is limited. It is open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday; and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday.
Esquina Tropical serves Caribbean cuisine at 3641 Dewey Ave. Meals such as roasted pork, baked chicken and beef oxtail stew may be ordered from a steam table. Other items, including fish and snapper, are made to order.
Scarpino's Italian Grill, at 525 Ridge Road in Irondequoit in the former home of Irondequoit Hots, is a fast-casual eatery that serves homemade Italian entrées, soups, panini and more.
Buntsy's Neighborhood Food and Drink is a family friendly establishment that serves casual fare like finger food, chicken wings, salads, sandwiches and burgers. It is at 2235 Empire Blvd. in Webster, across the street from the movie theater.


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Salus Haus Blog Salus Media Prize 2017: these are the winners
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Salus Media Prize 2017: these are the winners
On 12th October 2017 the winners of the 8th Salus Media Prize were announced at the official award ceremony in Munich.
Even before the event began the atmosphere was excellent among the 140 invited guests from different journalistic and subject-specific areas. The twelve nominated candidates were very excited, as nobody knew who would be the winner of the evening. The award ceremony was opened by Salus managing director Dr. Florian Block.
This year for the first time German presenter Janine Steeger was the host for the evening. The laudators Mascha Kauka, Dr. Katharina Reuter, Valentin Thurn, Dr. Karl von Koerber and Christoph Hofstetter (managing director der Salus Pharma) gave interesting reports about the winners' journalistic achievements and complimented on their meaningful and well-founded work. They also pointed out how difficult it was to determine a winner among the 70 applications.
Due to the outstanding quality of the contributions the first prize was split. Dr. Tanja Busse from WDR (German broadcasting corporation) with her contribution "Landwirtschaft und ihre Folgen" (Agriculture and its consequences) as well as Dr. Ute Scheub together with Stefan Schwarzer for their book "Die Humusrevolution" (The humus revolution) shared this prize. The prize for young journalists was awarded by Mascha Kauka, former publisher and founder of the foundation AMAZONICA, to the journalists Johannes Gerding and Caspar Schlenk for their series of articles "Bio am Limit" (Bio at the limit). Dr. Katharina Reuter, managing director of UnternehmensGrün e.V., held the laudation for the winners of the special prize Monika Götze and Marcus Franken with their book "Einfach öko" (Simply eco).
Last but not least the managing director of Salus Pharma, Christoph Hofstetter, announced the Otto Greither special prize, awarding it to Bertram Verhaag for his great film "Code of Survival – Die Geschichte vom Ende der Gentechnik" (The story of the end of genetic engineering).
Since 2010 Salus honours critical journalistic reports about the negative consequences of genetic engineering in agriculture or about the chances of ecological agriculture without genetic engineering for environment and humankind.

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Reporting Scotland's 'Bloody' bias by omission to protect Labour and Conservatives and to hopefully splatter the SNP
January 2, 2019 January 2, 2019 johnrobertson834
Last night, Reporting Scotland got the new year off as they no doubt intend to continue, with a fine example of bias by omission, well-crafted to conceal the role of Conservative, Labour and Lab/Lib governments in the awful contaminated blood scandal of the 70s, 80s, 90s and naughties, and, if enough viewers were 'unawoke', to contaminate the SNP with some unattributable blood splatter patterns.
Here's the actual report:
'Scottish ministers were told in 2003 that the UK Health Department was investigating a claim that contaminated blood was being knowingly supplied. Newly released files show that the then Health Minister, Malcom Chisholm, informed the Scottish Executive of the allegation. Thousands of people were given blood products infected with Hepatitis and HIV in the 1970s and 1980s, but the allegation referred to by Mr Chisholm was made after the system was overhauled.
It's an horrific and damning indictment. If only we knew who was responsible. That Chisholm guy seems to have done his bit.
Taking only a minute or two more, here's how, in images and narrative, presenter Graham Stewart might have fulfilled the BBC's obligation to inform:
'Scottish ministers, in the Labour/Liberal coalition Scottish Government, were told in 2003 that the UK Health Department, in the Labour Government of Tony Blair, was investigating a claim that contaminated blood was being knowingly supplied. Newly released files show that the then Scottish Health Minister, Malcom Chisholm (Labour), informed the Scottish Executive, led by Jack MacConnell (Labour), of the allegation. Thousands of people were given blood products infected with Hepatitis and HIV in the 1970s and 1980s, under both Labour and Conservative governments, but the allegation referred to by Mr Chisholm (Labour) was made after the system was overhauled by the ?? government in ??'
Now, I know, I've pushed it a bit there, but the report given by BBC Scotland was completely devoid of any possible links back to the Labour or Conservative administrations which were clearly responsible for all of these shameful events.
Back in the day, I could have sent some eager students out, with the Stewart clip on their tablets, to ask folk which party should be blamed for this. Which party would've got the most ticks?
The BBC Scotland website has plenty space to for the undiluted bloody truth but, despite Reporting Scotland headlining it, had no space for it, preferring 'ScotRail rip-off!' I can't bear to listen to Radio Gaga Morning Scotland. Some plucky reader will tell us.
Some weeks ago, Graham Stewart engaged with me on Twitter, indignantly defending Reporting Scotland. Will he want to try to wash their hands of bloodstains on this one?
'We didn't say the SNP were actually to blame!'
'Prof thinks the viewers are thick!'
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5 thoughts on "Reporting Scotland's 'Bloody' bias by omission to protect Labour and Conservatives and to hopefully splatter the SNP"
Bugger (the Panda) January 2, 2019 / 1:15 pm
Lying by omission is still lying in my book.
William Henderson January 2, 2019 / 1:56 pm
It's what they do!
Nomedia Scotland is now on a war footing and will have to be treated accordingly.
Season of Goodwill – Nah! Idon't think so……
johnrobertson834 January 2, 2019 / 5:19 pm
Aaaaaaa!!!!
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Donald McGregor January 2, 2019 / 11:04 pm
being off topic from the horific blood contamination scandal, but talking of lying by omission- or simply seeking not to tell the 'whole truth' , the bbc are managing to report on the various railcard ways that are now open to folk, without mentioning that in Scotland, no citizen needs a young persons rail card, as the (free) YoungScot card does the job.
All of these omissions are annoyingly easy to dismiss, individually, but collectively they hurt, once the pattern is clear.


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Q: Copy content from one yaml/txt file to another I am trying to write a PowerShell script to copy contents from (text1.txt) to another file (text2.txt) and in text2.txt there already are some data present, is there a way to copy the data from text1 to text2 without overwriting the existing data in text2. And maybe have some special characters in text2 like **** COPY DATA HERE **** and copy the data in between.

A: There are many ways to solve this problem. One way is to load both files into variables, then use the String.Replace() Method to replace **** COPY DATA HERE **** from the 2nd file by the content of the 1st file.  Save the variable that contains the merged content to a new file or overwrite the existing file.
In the following code I've opted to create a new file "merged.txt".
# Load file text1.txt into variable $text1
$text1 = Get-Content text1.txt -Raw

# Load file text2.txt into variable $text2
$text2 = Get-Content text2.txt -Raw

# Replace the given text in $text2 by $text1
$text2 = $text2.Replace('**** COPY DATA HERE ****', $text1)

# Save the variable $text2 into file merged.txt
$text2 | Set-Content merged.txt

Example:
Given that "text1.txt" contains:
This is the text
to be copied into the 2nd file.

and "text2.txt" contains:
existing data
**** COPY DATA HERE ****
more existing data

After running the above script, "merged.txt" will be:
existing data
This is the text
to be copied into the 2nd file.
more existing data

Notes:

*

*The Get-Content parameter -Raw is used to load both files as a single, multiline string, so the .Replace() method can work on the whole text. By default Get-Content would split the text into individual lines, so the variables would be arrays of strings. While this can be useful, it is not really necessary in this case, so I disabled this behaviour by passing -Raw.

*While the above script works for simple text files, you also mentioned YAML files. In this case matters are more complicated, because the inserted data has to match the indentation of the insert position. It would be hard to give a correct solution for all possible cases. If you need assistance for YAML files I suggest you provide sample input and expected output.

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Q: Finding library by header file I'd like to compile following simple syslog logging program:
#include <syslog.h>

setlogmask (LOG_UPTO (LOG_NOTICE));

openlog ("exampleprog", LOG_CONS | LOG_PID | LOG_NDELAY, LOG_LOCAL1);

syslog (LOG_NOTICE, "Program started by User %d", getuid ());
syslog (LOG_INFO, "A tree falls in a forest");

closelog ();

I know the location of syslog.h but how can i know the library name & location of syslog to tell the compiler to link to? Is there an universal way to find out the lib with definitions of header file declarations (for e.g. in what lib is the function x definition (body) declared in abc.h)?

A: syslog() is defined in the C library, and your compiler will link against it by default.
On my system, assuming your compiler is gcc, you can see the default compiler parameters invoked using gcc -v file.c -o file.o. Emphasis on the -v switch.
Calling nm on the C library gives:
nm -D /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 | grep syslog
00000000000fffd0 T syslog

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Is there an universal way to find out the lib with definitions of header file declarations (for e.g. in what lib is the function x definition (body) declared in abc.h)?

Unfortunately, no, there isn't.  C doesn't require there to be any connection whatsoever between the name of a library and the name of its associated headers.
The most broadly applicable suggestion I can give you is "consult the documentation for the library", but even that doesn't always work.  Sorry.


Talk about an amazing day! From the day of their engagement session, I knew Lisa and Kris were going to be an awesome couple and we could not wait for their big day to arrive.
Well, It finally came and it was everything we thought it would be! From the handsome group of coast guards that welcomed the stunningly beautiful Lisa into their family, to the amazigly elegant Gershon Fox Ballroom in Hartford. Here is a look into their day!


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La avenida García del Río es una avenida de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, del barrio de Saavedra.

Su nombre, homenajea a Juan García del Río (1794-1856), quien fuera un político y escritor colombiano.

Recorrido
La avenida García del Río nace en la calle Valdenegro y termina en la avenida Cabildo. Tiene como características principales el hecho de contar en 5 manzanas de una parte de su recorrido con un gran espacio verde comprendido por unas plazas ubicadas entre un lado y otra de la calle (entre la numeración par e impar), dicha forma se presenta en la avenida desde la esquina con la Avenida Cabildo hasta la esquina con la calle Pinto.

Arroyo Medrano

Por debajo de parte de la avenida García del Río se encuentra el Arroyo Medrano, un arroyo subterráneo entubado, el cual ha sido desbordado provocando inundaciones en los años 1980 y 1985 la causa de estas inundaciones se debió a sudestadas las cuales provocaron que el agua del arroyo alimentada por fuertes lluvias no pudiese salir al Río de la Plata ocasionando así grandes inundaciones de hasta un metro y medio de agua en la avenida.

Zona Comercial
La avenida García del Río no posee una gran actividad comercial, aunque existen 2 avenidas que la atraviesan en las que el comercio está muy presente: la avenida Crámer y la avenida Cabildo.

Zona Residencial
Existe una ordenanza que considera "zona residencial" a la avenida García del Río, desde su intersección en la calle Moldes hasta la calle Superí, impidiendo dicha ordenanza la construcción de edificios de más de 3 pisos sobre esta zona.

Cabe decir que sobre la Avenida García del Río desde el cruce con la calle Moldes hasta el cruce con la Avenida Cabildo (zona no limitada por la ordenanza) se han venido construyendo numerosos edificios cuyo fin es residencia u oficinas.

Todos estos edificios de muchas pisos han comenzado a ser edificados en los años 2000 y 2001, siendo su auge durante los años 2003 a 2005.

Luego de cruzada la calle Pinto, la Avenida García del Río bordea el Parque Saavedra, donde existe una zona muy residencial, donde se encuentra en su mayoría casas o edificios muy bajos bordeando el parque. Dejado el parque la avenida continúa siendo muy residencial hasta su fin en la calle Valdenegro, cerca del Parque Sarmiento.

Medios de transporte que pasan por la avenida

Colectivos
Sobre la avenida circula únicamente una línea de colectivos (ver tabla principal) y algunas las líneas que solo cruzan la avenida sin recorrerla:

Algunas líneas de colectivos que circulan por la avenida:

Ver recuadro principal para más detalles

Enlaces externos
 Datos sobre Juan García del Río

García del Río
Garcia del Rio

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This webpage is an outline summary of selected local improvement district concepts and procedures in Washington State. It focuses primarily on concepts and procedures directly applicable to cities and towns. Most municipal governments (cities, counties, water and sewer districts, ports, fire protection districts, etc.) can use the basic LID processes in Chapters 35.43 RCW through 35.56 RCW (which directly address LIDs in cities). There are differences (some very subtle) in required or allowable processes among the several forms of municipal government. The enabling statutes for each type of government should be carefully reviewed.
For further information, see the page section How to Get More Information or visit the main Local Improvement Districts page.
What is a Local Improvement District?
Local Improvement Districts (LIDs) are a means of assisting benefiting properties in financing needed capital improvements through the formation of special assessment districts.
Special assessment districts permit improvements to be financed and paid for over a period of time through assessments on the benefiting properties.
A variation of the LID is the Utility Local Improvement District (ULID). The difference between ULIDs and LIDs is that utility revenues are pledged to the repayment of the ULID debt, in addition to the assessments on the benefiting properties. State statutes provide that an LID can be converted to a ULID after formation. The reverse is not possible.
Most municipal governments (cities, counties, water and sewer districts, ports, fire protection districts, etc.) can use the basic LID processes in Chapters 35.43 through 35.56 RCW. [Please note that these chapters directly address LIDs in cities.] There are differences (some very subtle) in required or allowable processes among the several forms of municipal government. The enabling statutes for each type of government should be carefully reviewed.
The most important point to realize about LIDs is that the entire LID process is about financing infrastructure improvements, not constructing them.
LID processes lead, ultimately, to the sale of bonds to investors and the retirement of those bonds via annual assessments on the property owners within a district.
And to assess property owners as fairly as possible in relation to special benefits received.
Nowhere in the LID statutes will you find information on technical feasibility, design, cost estimates, construction management expertise and project closeout requirements. Good construction management skills are necessary, just as for any other project not financed by an LID.
Statutes specify that the assessment per parcel must not exceed the special benefit of the improvement to that parcel, which is defined as the difference between the fair market value of the property before and after the local improvement project.
In addition, the assessments must be proportionate to one another.
A corollary to these principles is that property not benefited by the improvements may not be assessed.
No matter what assessment method is used - per parcel, front foot, area, zone termini, traffic volumes, special benefit appraisal, etc., - the courts will be concerned only with these criteria.
Statutes describe one or two specific methods of assessing benefited properties, but also allow the municipality to choose any other method which meets the basic criteria.
It is possible to use several different types of mathematical assessment within one district.
Certified appraiser calculates the value of each parcel with and without the infrastructure improvement project.
The difference between those two values is the special benefit.
The portion of project costs assignable to the LID is then divided by the total of all special benefits.
This ratio is then applied to the special benefit of each parcel to determine the assessment for each parcel.
Even if a LID lends itself very well to a mathematical method of assessment (i.e..., uniform lots, similar zoning) or is not large enough to warrant a full-blown special benefit analysis, it is wise to check a few strategic parcels with a limited appraisal. This will prevent unpleasant surprises at the final assessment roll hearing.
Chapter 84.38 RCW provides for assessments to be deferred indefinitely for qualified senior citizens.
RCW 35.43.250 and RCW 35.54.100 provide for a deferral of up to four years for economically disadvantaged property owners, as defined in the formation ordinance.
In both of these cases, the deferred assessment does not go away, but becomes a lien against the property.
Other options for property owner relief, including model mitigation and single-family development rights purchase agreements may be developed.
Deferrals and other options for relief should be publicized early in the LID process, with a concerted effort made to identify those who may need such relief.
Elected officials also need to know these options so that they can advise citizens who may contact them.
LIDs can be a catalyst for economic growth, allowing private development firms and industries to obtain long-term financing for on-site public infrastructure at relatively lower interest rates.
LIDs, particularly those used to match grants from federal and state agencies, can be used to finance essential city or regional off-site improvements at relatively lower interest rates.
Provision of on and off-site infrastructure improvements through LIDs can play a key role in securing large industrial plant startups or relocations (i.e.: Intel at Dupont).
Off-site infrastructure improvements for private developments of any scale can be accomplished very readily through LIDs.
Developers appreciate the chance to spread their costs out over a longer term at a relatively lower rate of interest.
Developers also appreciate the opportunity to spread off-site improvement costs to adjoining property owners who are similarly benefited.
The flip side of this is that LID projects cost more to administer and require contracts to be designed and awarded by the city, with prevailing wages and other public works contract requirements to be met.
Older plats where the full complement of today's required improvements does not exist.
Sewer and water main extensions for health and sanitation purposes.
LIDs provide a means for whole neighborhoods to improve their quality of life, with long-term financing and relatively lower interest rates.
Cities of Tacoma, Spokane, Everett and other cities allocate funds each year to match LID money for neighborhood projects.
The Petition Method - Which allows property owners to petition to initiate an LID.
City is made aware that a capital improvement project is desired through its capital improvement program, letters, petitions, telephone conversations, public testimony, regulatory requirements, etc.
How Is an LID Formed by the Resolution of Intention Method?
Determine the extent of property owner support through a postcard survey, informal meetings or informal petition.
If sufficient support exists, hold more informal meetings to present the extent of the project, estimated costs, and estimated total assessments.
Identify environmental, technical, political and financial fatal flaws.
Prepare preliminary assessment map and assessment roll.
Prepare a resolution declaring the intention of the legislative body to order the improvement, and setting a date for a formation hearing of the proposed LID.
Publish resolution for two consecutive weeks in the official newspaper, with the first publication at least 15 days prior to the hearing date.
Prepare an ordinance forming the LID for review by the city attorney and bond counsel.
Consider necessity, location, scope, design and cost of improvements.
Consider boundaries of the LID.
City's contribution to the cost of the improvements.
Amount to be assessed compared to total special benefits.
Testimony from affected property owners regarding the preceding items.
Arguments concerning assessments against individual properties, whether as to their validity or amount, can only be raised at the subsequent hearing on the assessment roll.
Within 15 days after the legislative body has adopted the ordinance creating the LID, the LID administrator files with the city treasurer the title of the improvements, the LID number, a copy of the diagram or print showing the boundaries of the district (preliminary assessment roll map), preliminary assessment roll or abstract of same showing thereon the lots, tracts, or parcels of land to be assessed.
The treasurer then immediately posts the preliminary assessment roll on the index of local improvement assessments against the properties affected by the local improvement.
Calculate protest percentage, meaning percentage of assessment represented by those property owners who filed written protests within a 30-day protest period after an LID initiated by the resolution method is created by ordinance.
A 60% protest level divests the municipality of its power to proceed with the LID improvements.
The LID is officially formed after the 30-day protest period if the protest percentage is less than 60% and is politically acceptable.
Subsequently, there is a 30-day appeal period, during which any property owner who has filed a timely written protest before the formation hearing may appeal the formation of an LID to Superior Court. An appeal does not automatically stop the LID process. The issues raised in the appeal should be carefully reviewed with the city attorney and bond counsel, however.
How Is an LID Formed by the Petition Method?
The petition method permits property owners to initiate the formation of an LID. The steps are essentially the same, except that instead of a resolution of intention, a formal petition executed by a majority of the property owners in the proposed assessment district, is submitted to the legislative body.
The legislative body then establishes a date for a public hearing.
Subsequent procedures are the same as for the resolution process.
As an LID financed project tests an agency's public relations skills like no other, a public relations plan for each project is needed.
These plans will be more effective if drafted in relation to overall city public relations policies, including those for media relations, conduct of meetings, parliamentary procedure and customer service.
Public relations plans for an individual project need not be elaborate, but should recognize its unique scope and potential impacts. The plan should be detailed enough to include those steps necessary for notification of property owners, public hearings, review and approval by other city or local agencies as well as the mayor and council..
LID financed projects are unique in that property owners have the power to decide, collectively, whether they will pay assessments for improvements to be built in the project. If they are not convinced that the project is needed and cost effective in the early stages, they may vote against it.
An ideal LID financed project would be one in which specific property owner needs and overall city goals coincide precisely at minimal cost to both, with no adverse environmental impacts.
Ideal projects are rare. More common are projects where compromises are needed and in which a certain degree of disaffection exists or is generated between the city and property owners.
Agency Staff—those who know as much as can be known about what is being done, who understand the process for doing it and who control that process—tend to enter the relationship with the Public with a viewpoint based on fear of delay and change.
The Agency is meeting with the public—people who represent diverse interests, those who don't know what, when, why and who—and the public enters the relationship with staff with a negative attitude and anxiety focused on fear of change.
From opposite perspectives, both enter the relationship with fear of change.
If there is to be genuine cooperation with the public, the agency's attitude has to change from "we're being delayed and can't afford changes" to "our schedule has been established so as to include time to address public concerns; and the concerns of the public are not viewed as changes because substantive decisions have not yet been made."
If there are things about a project that cannot change, explain the reasons fully and with as much documentation as possible. If you are open, honest, believable and develop a track record for reliability, the public will trust you and accept what you can and cannot do.
Educating the public as to the what, how, when, why, etc., of a project is a never-ending challenge, as new people are always entering the process.
In addition, even those who have been previously involved will remember the project as it existed at that slice of time when they were last involved.
It is important, in preparation for any meeting or project discussion, to think about the participants in the meeting and where they are in relation to the current status of the project.
Spend at least a few minutes at the beginning of each meeting making sure that all participants are aware of the current project status and on the same wavelength as nearly as possible.
A Preliminary Design Report and Environmental Impact Statement should be completed prior to LID formation, unless the project is relatively simple and environmentally benign.
Costs estimates and estimates of non-LID funding should be as accurate as possible prior to LID formation also.
Interim financing, in the form of bond anticipation notes (BANs), interfund loans or warrants, as stated in the formation ordinance, must be arranged.
Interim financing costs must not be overlooked when computing estimated project costs.
During construction, informal meetings or mailings to each LID participant at least monthly will keep your public relations star shining bright. Be sure to include financial information, good or bad.
The LID closeout process begins when construction is completed or almost so and total costs can be accurately estimated.
Final costs to be assessed to the properties should be based as nearly as possible on actual costs. Since the costs of closing the LID are included in the final assessment, it is necessary to make some estimates regarding the final financing costs, legal fees and administrative costs.
Grant funds and contributions from the city or other sources must be deducted from the total project costs to arrive at the amount to be assessed to property owners.
It may be possible to reduce financial, legal and administrative costs to individual LIDs by combining several different LIDs into a consolidated bond issue known as a CLID (consolidated local improvement district).
Once the final LID share of costs has been ascertained, this amount is distributed in a manner similar to the calculation of the estimated assessments on the preliminary assessment roll.
If a special benefit analysis method of distributing costs for the final assessment roll is used, this study will need to be completed well ahead of the time to prepare the final rolls since the special benefit analysis can be a lengthy and very detailed process.
The LID administrator should arrange several special meetings for the appraiser to meet with small groups of property owners to explain exactly how the special benefit process works.
These meetings should occur a month or more before the final assessment roll confirmation hearing toallow property owner concerns to be properly addressed.
Unlike the preliminary assessment roll where cities use the county assessor's records, the ownerships for the final assessment roll are determined from the county treasurer's records. In many counties, the assessor and treasurer share a common database, so that the information is identical. It is a good idea to request a letter to that effect from the assessor or treasurer for LID files.
The final assessment roll is filed with the city clerk.
A final assessment roll hearing notice, is to be mailed to property owners whose names appear on the final roll at least 15 days prior to the date set for the assessment roll hearing.
This notice must state that objections must be made in writing and filed with the clerk on or before the hearing date and that the legislative body will consider the objections and correct or revise the roll as needed and vote on an ordinance confirming the roll.
This notice to be published at least once a week for two consecutive weeks in the official newspaper. The last publication must be at least 15 days before the date fixed for the hearing.
The assessment roll confirmation hearing should be recorded by a court reporter or continuous video in addition to a tape recording.
The final assessment roll hearing should be conducted with possible litigation in mind.
In the final assessment roll hearing, the city council acts as a judge, or - more correctly - a board of equalization, to consider evidence presented by both staff and property owner as to the correctness of the assessment for each parcel.
Formal rules of quasi-judicial procedure should be formulated and distributed to the council and LID participants well in advance of the hearings The hearing must be fair, open, impartial and structured.
At the assessment roll confirmation hearing, the LID administrator reports the total final cost, any public participation money paid, or to be paid by the municipality or from grant funds, and that all the proceedings were proper and in conformance with LID statutes, particularly that proper notice has been given.
Testimony protesting the assessment roll should be permitted only if a property owner has filed a written protest prior to the scheduled hearing time.
A property owner's appropriate protest is to question the amount of benefit that the property will receive from the improvement. Such testimony, must be countered by an expert opinion from the city's appraiser substantiating the benefits of the improvement to that property.
The legislative body has authority to revise or amend the final roll as it sees fit. However, if any assessment is raised or if there is a need to include an omitted property not previously on the roll, such property owner(s) are entitled to new notice and a new hearing just as if no hearing on the final roll ever occurred. Those parties originally on the final roll and whose assessments were not raised will have no opportunity to object at a later hearing.
Downward adjustment to any of the property assessments will require additional money from another source to make up for the reduced assessment. The difference could be made up from public funds; or the difference could be made up by re-assessing the remaining property owners in the district which then requires a new hearing and additional interest and notification costs.
The entire legislative body makes the final determination without taking additional testimony. Variations of the confirmation hearing process such as a hearing examiner or legislative committee should only be done with competent legal advice. The assessment roll is approved by the majority of the legislative body (by ordinance) confirming the assessment roll. As with the formation ordinance, the assessment roll ordinance should be prepared or approved by bond counsel.
After the final assessment roll is confirmed by ordinance, the roll is transmitted to the city treasurer forcollection. On the effective date of the confirmation ordinance, a 10-day appeal period begins. During this period, only those parties who have filed timely written objections to the final roll may appeal to superior court.
When the appeal period is over, the treasurer will publish and mail notice that the assessment roll is filed for collection. The notice states that the property owners have an opportunity to pay all or part of their assessments without interest within a 30-day prepay period.
Long-term LID bonds are sold after the prepay period.
An underwriter purchases the bonds from the municipality. In a negotiated sale, the underwriter commonly structures the issue, prepares the official statement, arranges for the closing and delivery of the issue. In a non-negotiated sale, those services are performed by a financial advisor. It is possible for an investment banker to be the underwriter or to be a financial advisor for the municipality, but not both.
This manual is intended to provide an overall perspective of detailed LID and RID procedures, to show the chronological order of responsibilities, to describe routine processes from initiation to the conclusion of financing, to reduce employee training time, and to identify potential problems and issues. This Sixth Edition incorporates legislative changes and case law through September 2009.
The MRSC Library has many ordinances, resolutions, public relations brochures, reports, etc., from several Washington cities covering every phase of the LID process. Please call the Library or any MRSC consultant to see if we have something that can help.
AWC, Washington State Chapter APWA and MRSC have also collaborated in establishing an LID Resource Team. Experts in various aspects of the LID process, including all contributors to the LID Manual, are available for advice and brief consultations to all municipal governments as they work through their LID processes.
Resource team members are available also for workshop presentations, either individually or as a group. Workshops can be tailored for differing lengths of time, level of expertise, focus, and type of participant (staff, elected official, etc.).


Catholic Healthcare is a leading not-for-profit provider of Residential Aged Care, Community services, Retirement Living and Healthcare in NSW and QLD. Catholic Healthcare's Mission is promoting life by providing aged, health and community services, inspired by the Catholic tradition.
Catholic Healthcare has a range of volunteering opportunities, providing social support to clients either in day-care centres or in a residential facility.
Day care centres have structured programs including art, craft, music, and exercises, lunch, morning and afternoon tea for clients. Students would participate in daily activities, and if appropriate may have opportunities to design and provide input to activities such as art or craft.
Aged care facilities also provide similar structured programs for residents run by the Recreation Activity Offices (RAO). Other activities include spending one-on-one time with a resident, playing board games, playing musical instrument (if you have the talent), reading with residents, or taking them for a walk.
The below are the details of the facilities that can support students. Catholic Healthcare have other facilities in the Illawarra region and Wentworth Falls. If you are interested in these areas please indicate this in your email.
A current National Police Check is required before commencing your placement.
Please do not contact Catholic Healthcare directly.
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March 21, 2019—Datasets, integers, input specifications, output specifications. These are some of the terms students participating in a computer programming contest need to be familiar with.
Students from Eastside Secondary School and Prince Edward Collegiate Institute worked through programming challenges in the Boardwide Programming Contest on March 21, 2019. It is the first level of competition organized by the Educational Computing Organization of Ontario (ECOO).
This event challenges and inspires students to take on problems that exceed the expectations of high school Computer Science courses. Unlike traditional academic contests which have students compete individually, this programming competition requires students to work together as part of a team in order solve a series of challenging problems. It means that organization and communication skills, in addition to computer programming skills, can factor into success in the competition.
As for the contest itself, each team of four students has 3 hours in which to attempt to solve a series of four challenging computer programming problems. To make it even more interesting, each team is only permitted a single computer to work on, which means that organization and time management skills will also come into play.
The problems themselves are very much logical in nature and are drawn from a variety of subject areas, including mathematics, physics and cryptography (breaking codes).
Based on the description provided, the teams of students need to write a computer program that can decode messages that have be written using this cypher.
Solutions to the problems are tested using multiple sets of data. Points are earned for correctly solving the problem, and bonus points are earned based on how much time is remaining in the contest, so teams that are able to come up with a solution faster will earn more points.
More information about the contest is at the ECOO website.
The top three finishers will be invited to represent HPEDSB at the Eastern Ontario Regional Programming Contest to be held at Queen's University on April 27, 2019. This regional competition draws in teams from Ottawa, Kingston, Brockville and Cornwall in addition to teams from HPEDSB. The top teams from this regional contest then proceed to a provincial competition held in Toronto in May 2019.


Wilmington, NC – GE Hitachi recently donated $30,000 to help students in CFCC's Nuclear Technology program achieve their educational goals. GE plans to contribute $30,000 per semester to the scholarship fund, which will support up to 20 scholarships each semester. Scholarships of up to $3,000 per student per year are available to qualified applicants who are enrolled as full-time students in the Nuclear Technology program and complete the required prerequisites. The first two scholarship recipients were identified during the fall semester of 2015.
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Home Non-Wing Sprint Racing USAC Sprints Race Into Selinsgrove Thursday
USAC Sprints Race Into Selinsgrove Thursday
Bill Holland Classic - USAC Silver Crown Champ Car Series - Selinsgrove Speedway - 9 Kevin Thomas Jr.
SELINSGROVE, PA – No track has ever had to wait a half-century between holding its first and second USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship events, but the 50-year hiatus for Pennsylvania's Selinsgrove Speedway is over this Thursday night, June 17, when the series returns for its first visit to the half-mile since 1971.
The event will serve as round three of the 14th edition of the Eastern Storm series, which consists of five USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car events during a span of six nights in Pennsylvania and New Jersey June 15-20.
Mitch Smith pulled the upset against the USAC regulars during the 1971 Selinsgrove race, winning that night's feature event 50 summers ago, and holds the long-standing one-lap track record of 23.420 seconds for USAC that will, more than likely, be erased on Thursday night.
For the high majority of Thursday's field of entries, most of their Selinsgrove experiences have occurred within the last calendar year.
The debut USAC Silver Crown National Championship race took place at Selinsgrove in August of 2020 and was won in miraculous fashion by Shane Cottle (Kansas, Ill.) who charged from the 23rd starting position to the victory, making the winning pass only two laps from the end after earlier suffering engine trouble and was involved in a mid-race accident. Cottle, a 2013 Eastern Storm feature winner, will drive for car owner Tim Hogue in Thursday's USAC National Sprint Car event.
The man Cottle passed at the end was C.J. Leary (Greenfield, Ind.) who established the USAC Silver Crown track record at Selinsgrove with a lap 21.676 seconds. Leary started from the pole, led the first 72 circuits of the 74-lap race and finished 2nd.
Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, Okla.) can also count himself as a winner at Selinsgrove, capturing the 2020 USAC East Sprint Car feature after leading the final seven laps of the 20-lap affair. The three-time USAC National Sprint Car champion also earned a 7th place result in the Silver Crown nightcap later in the evening.
Likewise for Alex Bright (Collegeville, Pa.), the USAC East Coast Sprint Car point leader, who won with the series at Selinsgrove on May 22 of this year, making a pass for the victory with just four laps remaining. Bright also led the first two laps with USAC EC at Selinsgrove in 2020 before finishing 5th.
Bright is one of several east coasters with USAC experience at Selinsgrove, and who will be competing this Thursday night with the USAC National Sprint Cars, including Carmen Perigo (Stoystown, Pa.), Steven Drevicki (Reading, Pa.), Briggs Danner (Allentown, Pa.), Mark Smith (Sunbury, Pa.), Nash Ely (Sinking Spring, Pa.) and Chris Allen Jr. (Monroe, N.J.). Timmy Buckwalter (Douglassville, Pa.) has yet to compete with USAC at Selinsgrove.
Perigo finished 5th in his USAC Silver Crown run at Selinsgrove in 2020. His two USAC East Coast Sprint Car appearances there have resulted in an 8th in 2020 and a 3rd in 2021 where he also won his heat race.
Three-time USAC East Coast Sprint Car champion Drevicki took the runner-up spot with the series in 2020 behind Bacon, and also won his heat race in 2021. Danner, likewise, was 2nd in 2021 after leading the first 21 laps with the USAC EC series. Smith was 3rd with USAC EC in 2020 and 4th in 2021. Ely's Selinsgrove debut took him to a 6th with USAC EC back in May of this year while Allen finished 7th in both of his USAC EC starts in 2020 and 2021.
Kevin Thomas Jr. (Cullman, Ala.) finished 4th with USAC EC at Selinsgrove in 2020 and was running 5th in the Silver Crown portion when he was involved in an incident that knocked out his front end with just a little more than 20 laps remaining.
Chris Windom (Canton, Ill.) also occupied a spot inside the top-five in the 2020 Silver Crown race when his right rear tire went flat with just a few laps remaining. Justin Grant (Ione, Calif.) was running 2nd when trouble befell him in the event and the same for Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.), a top-five occupant in the final laps before dropping back at the finish.
Jake Swanson (Anaheim, Calif.) and Matt Westfall (Pleasant Hill, Ohio) also had top-notch qualifying runs during their Silver Crown trip to Selinsgrove. Swanson qualified 4th and Westfall 7th before both experienced hardship in the feature event.
Robert Ballou (Rocklin, Calif.), the 2015 Eastern Storm champion, was leading the 2020 USAC East Coast Sprint Car feature with seven laps remaining when he flipped.
Several talented individuals will make their Selinsgrove USAC debuts on Thursday night. Among them are 14-time USAC National Sprint Car feature winner Chase Stockon plus two-time Pennsylvania USAC National Sprint Car winner in 2021, Tanner Thorson (Minden, Nev.). Thorson, the 2016 USAC National Midget champion, is currently the leading candidate for Rookie of the Year with the USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Cars in 2021.
Fellow Rookie and a top-ten resident in the current standings, Paul Nienhiser (Chapin, Ill.), will make his first trip to Selinsgrove on Thursday as will 2016 USAC National Sprint Car Rookie of the Year, Isaac Chapple; 2020 USAC National Most Improved Driver Brandon Mattox (Terre Haute, Ind.), 2018 USAC Southwest Sprint Car champion Charles Davis Jr. (Buckeye, Ariz.), first-time Eastern Storm competitor Alex Banales (Lafayette, Ind.) and more.
Eastern Storm round number three at Selinsgrove will feature both the 410 c.i. USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship and the 360 c.i. USAC Rapid Tire East Coast Sprint Cars.
Pits open at 4:30pm EDT with grandstands opening at 5:30pm, the drivers meeting at 6pm and hot laps at 6:30pm.
Adult admission tickets are $25, students age 12 to 17 are $15 and children 11 and under will be admitted free. Add $2 for grandstand reserved seats. Pit passes are $40.
All Eastern Storm events will be streamed live on FloRacing at https://bit.ly/3dgONXz.
TRACK RECORDS FOR USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CARS AT SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY:
1 Lap – 7/17/1971 – Mitch Smith – 23.420 – 76.857 mph
10 Laps – 7/17/1971 – Mitch Smith – 4:01.560 – 74.516 mph
USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR WINNERS AT SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY:
1971: Mitch Smith (7/17)
USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR WINS AT SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY:
1-Mitch Smith
PAST USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR RACE RESULTS AT SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY
1971 FEATURE: (40 laps) 1. Mitch Smith (#11 Wasson), 2. Lee Osborne (#7 Meskowski), 3. Bobby Adamson Sr. (#42 Ziegler), 4. Dick Tobias (#17 Ruppert), 5. Lee Kunzman (#4 Amerling), 6. Joe Saldana (#21 Morse), 7. Bruce Walkup (#29 Seymour), 8. Tom Bigelow (#25 Smith), 9. Pancho Carter (#18 Forberg), 10. Larry Cannon (#71 Hoffman), 11. Greg Weld (#6 Leffler), 12. Darl Harrison (#45 Maloy), 13. Rollie Beale (#3 Kilman), 14. Bill Koepfer (#36 Stahl), 15. Leigh Earnshaw Jr. (#82 Earnshaw), 16. Larry Dickson (#1 Leyba), 17. Gary Bettenhausen (#2 Davis), 18. Jimmy Kirk (#53 Smith), 19. Jimmy Sheaffer (#50 Hank), 20. Lennie Waldo (#10 Wacholz). NT
2021 USAC EASTERN STORM SCHEDULE:
June 15: Grandview Speedway – Bechtelsville, PA (USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Cars)
June 16: Bridgeport Speedway – Swedesboro, NJ (USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Cars)
June 17: Selinsgrove Speedway – Selinsgrove, PA (USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Cars)
June 18: Williams Grove Speedway – Mechanicsburg, PA (USAC Silver Crown)
June 19: Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA (USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Cars)
June 20: Bloomsburg Fair Raceway – Bloomsburg, PA (USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Cars)
USAC National Sprints
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The Chatham-Kent Police Service responded to 146 calls for service in the last 24 hours. Four people were arrested.
Shoplifting leads to Charges CK19062563
Last night, police responded to a shoplifting complaint at Walmart in Chatham.
The man fled the store in a vehicle without paying for several items, including electronics.
Officers located the vehicle on St. Clair Street and initiated a traffic stop.
The 28-year-old man was arrested and charged with theft under $5000 and being in possession of property obtained by a crime under $5000. He was released pending a future court date.
The stolen items, valued at over $600 were recovered and returned to the store.
Teen Charged with Assault CK19062590
Early this morning, police responded to a disturbance at a residence in Chatham.
Through investigation, police learned that the female teen assaulted her ex-boyfriend and damaged his phone while in possession of a hammer.
The 15-year-old Chatham teen was arrested and has been charged with mischief under $5000, assault and assault with a weapon. She has been held in custody pending a bail hearing.
The ex-boyfriend was treated at the scene by EMS.
Executed Warrants
CK19062464 – Yesterday morning, a man wanted for mischief and failing to attend court was arrested by Essex OPP. The 27-year-old Tecumseh man transported to the Courthouse in Chatham pending a bail hearing.
CK19062561 – Last night, officers located a man who was wanted for failing to attend court and for his fingerprints. The 33-year-old Chatham man has been held in custody pending a bail hearing.
Man Charged with Stunt Driving CK19062548
Last night, an officer on general patrol observed a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed on Wheatley Road.
The 21-year-old Wheatley man was stopped and charged with stunt driving. His license was seized and suspended for 7 days. His vehicle was also towed from the scene and impounded for 7 days as per the Vehicle Impoundment Program.
Theft of Tools CK19062462
Sometime late Monday night or early Tuesday morning, unknown suspect(s) entered a shop on Glenwood Line and stole various items, including a carburetor, welder and plasma cutter. Total value of the theft has been estimated at $4500.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Constable Scott Nevills at scottn@chatham-kent.ca or 519-436-6600 extension #87326. Anonymous callers may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) and may be eligible for a cash reward.
Last night, police responded to two collisions involving deer on Talbot Trail and Middle Line.
Luckily no one was physically injured, however in each collision, the vehicle sustained significant damage.
We would like to remind motorists that October to January is the peak time for collisions with deer, especially during dusk and dawn hours. If you're travelling during these hours, please watch your speed, stay alert, use your high beams when possible and scan both sides of the road ahead for shining eyes.
For more information on how to reduce your chances of hitting an animal, please see
http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/handbook//section2.10.7.shtml
Const. Renee Cowell
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I decided that I really hated how it looked, and yes I know "It's not for me, so does it really matter how I think it looks?" YES, yes it does! We all have an inner perfectionist no? That little voice in our heads that says it's not good enough.
Anyhow, here would normally be the part were I would link to the site where I found the original pattern but the link no longer works. (sad face) So instead I am going to link to a similar pattern that I found here.
Of course I ended up doing something different but hey, that's just how I roll. So here is my Doctor Who inspired scarf. I like it, it's cute. (mostly I like that it is done and I can do other stuff) More importantly the person I made it for likes it and that's really what matters.
Wow, that's brilliant. I've been a little bit tempted to try knitting a Doctor Who scarf, but I'm not sure I've got the patience for such a huge scarf. It looks great though, well worth the effort.
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Discussion in 'Deck Help and Strategy' started by The Knee, Jul 10, 2008.
Thanks to Madhatter's list for reminding me that Ariados even existed.
[P] Gyro Swap: Place a number of damage counters on the Defending Pokemon equal to the Defending Pokemon's retreat cost.
[C][C] Confusion: 20 damage. Flip a coin, if heads the Defending Pokemon is now Paralyzed.
You can use this Power once during your turn. Choose 1 card from your hand and return it to your deck. Then, search your deck for up to 2 Basic Energy cards, show them to your opponent, and put them in your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward. This Power can't be used if this Pokemon is affected by a Special Condition.
[P][C] Strange Revolution: 20 damage. If you and your opponent have the same number of cards in your hands, this attack does an additional 40 damage and the Defending Pokemon is now Confused.
[P][C][C] Heavy Potential: Place a number of damage counters on each of your opponent's Pokemon equal to the Pokemon's retreat cost.
You can use this Power once during your turn, when you play this card from your hand to Evolve a Pokemon. Choose any number of your Grass-type Pokemon in play. Search your deck for an Evolution card that Evolves from each of the chosen Pokemon, and Evolve them. Shuffle your deck afterward.
[C][C] Crash Impact: 60 damage. Torterra does 20 damage to itself. Switch the Defending Pokemon with one of your opponent's Benched Pokemon. Your opponent chooses the Benched Pokemon to switch.
[G][G][C][C] Ground Shaker: 80 damage. During your opponent's next turn, whenever your opponent plays a Basic Pokemon card from his or her hand onto the Bench, place 2 damage counters on that Pokemon.
At First glance it isn't anything special. It seems like it would take a long time to set up, and your opponent gets a huge lead. Both of these points, while are true, are minimalized by Just how much spread damage you are doing. If you have 3 Ariados out, then you are automatically doing 30 to everything. Bench management is huge in this deck. You always want a Bronzong and a backup attacker ready to go. This doesn't mean Ariados can't attack, it just means you have better things to attack with in most cases. Due to Bronzong's pokepower, you have a continuous source of energies. This allows you to do whatever you want with them. The Bebe's searches and Oak's visit are pretty much free. This also ensures you don't have a basic clogged hand with no energies.
The torterra is tech, but even though it's ground, all of the energies it needs to attack are in the deck. Both of its attacks are usable, so don't hesitate to do so.
The engine, which consists of A lot of search, has been working pretty well so far. The deck thins extremely fast.
Usually this deck is up and running by turn four. If i have torterra out by then then the game should be won. Doing AT LEAST 30 to everything is great. And against empoleon and Other decks with retreat heavy pogeys, it's even better.
I would post match-ups, but currently, i have no idea how the new format will end up.
Rate/fix, both greatly appreciated. Thank you.
maybe, instead of Pachirisu, you could use call energy. Besides, are there any cessation crystals that you're afraid of? sure you get three benched pokemon, but call nergy is way better. =) nice torterra idea. I kinda like this deck.
The idea itself is pretty decent and clever. It will give Magnezone nightmares, but could also have trouble against Garchomp, Infernape, and other low retreat decks. Good luck with it though.
Question: What's the ruling with Moonlight stadium and Magnezone's Magnetize vs. Ariados? Does 0 retreat cost mean 0 no matter what?
I need to know this before I can make proper fixes...thanks.
Yes, it gives 0 retreat, period. It's not subtracting from their retreat, it, in essence, is just multiplying it by 0.
Magnezone gives the active pokemon free retreat if it has any :metal: energy attached, so it could only affect the active pokemon. All benched pokemon can be hit by Bronzong.
Then he needs counter stadiums. Two, at least, to play on his turn so get rid of this effect. My suggestion would be Lake Boundary. If you are playing against a deck that runs Moonlight Stadium, it's most likely psychic and will be hurt bad by the weakness.
Aight. Thank you all for the support. I will make the following fixes.
The reasoning behind Speed over Lake boundry is simple. I don't care about their weakness, while mine is a very serious problem. This bronzong should normally survive 2 attacks. However, with lake boundry, i will be lucky to survive one. If i was running TGW and a claydol line, i might consider it for bronzong's first attack (120 and confuse is really painful) but i don't feel like restructuring the deck at the moment.
Proxied this with the fixes. It runs well against everything except Garchomp. Any ideas for garchomp tech? Some sort of tecchable normal or something?
I Playtested With A List Similar to this But Instead of Running Torterra i ran tnagrowths instead.
I think you should add at least one more trainer ever heard of he castaway card ( search your deck for a supportor , poke tool , and a stadium i think or it might be a energy but 99% sure its stadium.
Castaway searches for Supporter, Tool, and Basic Energy, and this is for DP-on.
The only problem I see is how do you continually attack with Bronzong? It takes 3 energy for the attack and with only 90 HP it's not hard to OHKO.
I really haven't had the problem yet. I'm getting out my setup by turn 4, and i have my first bronzong set up while working on my second. I guess i just haven't played any really fast decks yet.


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Referencias
 Línea F - Gobierno de la Ciudad
 Ley 670, que dispone la creación de las líneas F, G e I.

Véase también
 Subte de Buenos Aires
 Lista de estaciones de subte
 Subterráneos de Buenos Aires S.E.
 Metrovías
 Transporte en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Enlaces externos
 Metrovías S.A.
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Estaciones de la futura línea F del subte de Buenos Aires
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