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Avengers: Infinity War has too many Avengers. Just admit it
Commentary: There are over 20 heroes on the film's poster. And that's not even all of them!
Daniel Van Boom
April 19, 2018 5:00 a.m. PT
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Daniel Van Boom is an award-winning Senior Writer based in Sydney, Australia. Daniel Van Boom covers cryptocurrency, NFTs, culture and global issues. When not writing, Daniel Van Boom practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, reads as much as he can, and speaks about himself in the third person.
I remember the first time Thanos was introduced to us. It was in a short that aired after the credits for 2012's Avengers.
I didn't know who he was, but the gasps from the audience said everything: guys, it is so on.
Now, six years and many teasers later, it actually is on. Thanos is the star bad dude in Avengers: Infinity War, which will hit theaters worldwide April 27. It looks to be the most epic, and successful, installment yet in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
Oh, how things can change in six years. In that time, the MCU has expanded exponentially. Which makes the third Avengers movie intimidating.
To pump myself up for Infinity War, I watched the Thanos teasers that have been shown post-credits since The Avengers. I was reminded in one that Nebula, also known as Thanos' adopted daughter, also known as "the blue chick from Guardians of the Galaxy," was a villain in the first Guardians movie. This was jarring. Infinity War may as well be called "every hero ever vs. Thanos." And she's in it, so I just lumped her in with the good guys.
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A quick Wikipedia search for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 explains that Nebula was also a villain in that movie, but eventually reconciles with her sister, Gamora (also known as "the green chick"), and I guess that makes her a full-fledged hero. But I'm still not completely sure. It was a confusing time.
This is an enduring problem with MCU films for me, especially as they increasingly become ensemble deals. Every time a new one comes out, there are always whispers from the cinema audience (and myself). "Who is that again? Where is she from? Didn't he die?"
Back in my day, the Avengers were comprised of Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor and Captain "Not a Real Hero" America. (Black Widow and Hawkeye were technically Avengers too, but they didn't have their own feature films so they only half counted.)
Not anymore. Look at this. Who are all these people?
OK, I'm kidding. I know who all these people are: Eyepatch Thor. Captain "Trying to make up for my lack of superpowers with a beard" America. Blonde Black Widow. The Guardians of the Galaxy Gang. Black Panther & Co. Don Cheadle. And so on.
Don't let the cynicism confuse you, I am very excited. I would pay $20 just to watch two hours of Teen Groot. Every time I see one of the hundreds of Infinity War posters plastered around Sydney I think, "man I can't wait to see that."
But walking to work this week, I saw a billboard with all of the film's characters sprawled across it. I was overcome with a sense of dread. It was like high school all over again.
"I haven't studied hard enough for this."
To get the most out of Infinity War, the culmination of 10 years and billions of dollars in Marvel films, it would be best to be up-to-date with all 23 characters on the poster. This seems like an unfair ask.
I've seen every film in the MCU, but with the exception of a few, I've only seen them once, usually upon release. That means I've spent around 36 hours of my life watching Marvel films. That's more time than I spent studying for any high school or college exam, and yet I feel less prepared than ever.
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Back in yonder year, when a new Lord of the Rings film would be released, my family and I would watch the preceding film(s) the night before to catch up on the the Fellowship. But Infinity War is the 19th movie in the MCU! Ain't nobody got time for that. Not even Stan Lee got time for that.
I've purposefully avoided using the word "complicated" here. The MCU isn't confusing or convoluted, there's just a lot of it. The baseline of knowledge is also low. No movie is ruined by your not having memorised each character's history, family tree and dietary requirements. After all, charming superhero takes on new threat in a spectacular showdown is a formula that these days only DC seems capable of wrecking.
I'm not saying the films should be dumbed down for amnesiacs like me. Just that less can be more, and that Marvel's expanded universe would almost certainly be better off with a little contraction.
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I saw the first Guardians of the Galaxy three times, and also liked the second one, but I was still hazy on Nebula's character arc. These are the types of details that get lost in the shuffle over the course of a decade and 19 films. I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who have every character profile memorised, but I'm also sure there are more people out there who don't.
The first Avengers felt special because it was four heroes (plus two half-Avengers) forming a supergroup. It ended with the first appearance of a new supervillain in Thanos. Six years later, The Avengers are still a supergroup, but the individual parts feel less significant.
On the plus side, now that I've done my research for this column I won't have to wonder too much about Nebula's motivations when she pops onscreen in Infinity War.
Only 12 hundred more superheroes to catch up on before the big day.
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With new skin products introduced daily, the differences among the products can be hard to understand. View the listing below to learn more about the ingredients in your favorite skin products, as well as those that aren't familiar to you. Always check with your dermatologist before starting a new skincare regimen.
Over-the-counter skin care products containing alpha-hydroxy acids have become increasingly popular over the last five years. Creams and lotions with alpha-hydroxy acids may help with fine lines, irregular pigmentation and age spots, and may help decrease enlarged pores. Side effects of alpha-hydroxy acids include mild irritation and sun sensitivity.
Salicylic acid exfoliates skin and can improve the texture and color of the skin. It penetrates oil-laden hair follicle openings and, as a result, also helps with acne. Studies have shown that salicylic acid is less irritating than skin care products containing alpha-hydroxy acids, while providing similar improvement in skin texture and color.
Skin care products containing hydroquinone are popularly referred to as bleaching creams or lightening agents. These skin care products are used to lighten hyperpigmentation, such as age spots and dark spots related to pregnancy or hormone therapy.
Kojic acid is a more recent remedy for the treatment of pigment problems and age spots. Discovered in 1989, kojic acid has a similar effect as hydroquinone. Kojic acid is derived from a fungus, and studies have shown that it is effective as a lightening agent, inhibiting production of melanin.
This is a derivative of vitamin A, and you will see that a lot of skin care products contain retinol. Retinol's stronger counterpart is tretinoin, which is the active ingredient in Retin-A and Renova. If your skin is too sensitive to use Retin-A, retinol is an excellent alternative. Retinol is proven to improve mottled pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, skin texture, skin tone and color and your skin's hydration levels.
This is the only form of vitamin C that you should look for in your skin care products. Vitamin C is the only antioxidant that is proven to stimulate the synthesis of collagen as well, which is essential since your body's natural collagen production decreases as you age.
Skin care products containing this substance are often used in conjunction with vitamin C products to assist in effective penetration. Hyaluronic acid is often touted for its ability to "reverse" or stop aging. This is because the substance occurs naturally (and quite abundantly) in humans and animals, and is found in young skin, other tissues and joint fluid. Skin care products with hyaluronic acid are most frequently used to treat wrinkled skin.
Copper peptide is often referred to as the most effective skin regeneration product, even though it's only been on the market since 1997. Studies have shown that copper peptide promotes collagen and elastin production, and also acts as an antioxidant. Clinical studies have found that copper peptides also remove damaged collagen and elastin from the skin and scar tissue.
Alpha-lipoic acid is a newer, ultra-potent antioxidant that fights future skin damage and helps repair past damage. It is soluble in water and oil. Due to this quality, it is believed that alpha-lipoic acid can provide the greatest protection against damaging free radicals when compared with other antioxidants. Alpha-lipoic acid diminishes fine lines, gives skin a healthy glow and boosts levels of other antioxidants, such as vitamin C.
DMAE is the reason fish is referred to as brain food. It is present in anchovies, salmon and sardines, boosting the production of acetylcholine, which is important for proper mental functions. DMAE in skin care products shows remarkable effects when applied topically to skin, resulting in the reduction of fine lines and wrinkles.


A rate sheet helps to calculate the interest rate on a mortgage.
1 How Do I Understand the Mortgage Rate Sheets?
2 Why Are Mortgage Rates Correlated With the Yield on Long-Term Treasury Bonds?
Loan originators are paid a fee by the investor for selling a higher than wholesale interest rate. This fee is in addition to any loan origination points charged on a mortgage. Rates higher than the "par" or wholesale rate pay the originator a fee called yield spread premium, or YSP. Rates lower than par cost the originator money to buy it. Mortgage investors provide mortgage companies rate sheets that detail the rates for that specific day. Rates can and do change on a daily basis--sometimes even more often depending on the financial markets.
Ensure you have the correct rate sheet for the day you locked the interest rate. If the interest rate has not been locked yet, use the most recent rate sheet. Interest rates usually change on a daily basis, but can change more than once a day when the markets are volatile. Usually the Internet site for the lender has the most recent rate sheets available.
Locate the mortgage program required. Since many rate sheets have multiple programs listed over many pages, it pays to double-check that you have the right program. Locate the adjustments required for the loan and make note of any adjustments that are required for your particular situation. Adjustments can be for loan size, credit score, state the property is located in or even the property type.
Determine the "par" rate, or the rate that is closest to not paying any YSP, nor requiring any payment to obtain it. Many times there will not be a true par rate. Investors provide rates in a grid with descending interest rates down the left-hand side and the lock-in period across the top. The lock-in period is usually for 15, 30 or 60 days. Par is most commonly expressed as 0.000 or as 100.000. This is the true wholesale interest rate. Use the chart to find what rate down the left-hand side and what lock-in period across the top come together on the grid with a number closest to 0.000 or 100.000. This is the par, or near-par, rate for this program.
Determine the actual rate requested and the lock-in period. If the number in the grid says "(1.250)" or "101.250," this would indicate that the rate pays the lender 1.25 percent of the loan amount. If the numbers next to the rate state "1.25" without the parenthesis or "98.75," this loan would cost the mortgage company 1.25 percent of the loan amount to buy this rate.
Apply the adjustments to the parenthesized number, not the interest rate. An adjustment of -0.250 because a loan has a high credit score is an addition to the (1.250) or 101.250, making it (1.50) or 101.50 and increasing the amount owed to the mortgage company to 1.5 percent of the loan amount. An adjustment of 0.250 would lower the YSP by .25 to (1.000) or 101.00.
Apply the rate chosen to the loan and disclose it to the applicant. If the applicant wants a lower interest rate loan, re-price the loan using the same formula and adjust the other loan costs accordingly. If the rate requested is not available for that program, use the rate sheet to find a program the rate is available for.
For easy comparisons of multiple investor's rates, create a spreadsheet that includes the lender's adjustments. One lender's base rate may be really good, but when the adjustments are applied it may not look as good.
Always double-check the adjustments and the calculation. Call the mortgage investor's lock desk, or confirm the pricing with a manager before you lock the loan. It's easy to miss an adjustment or use the wrong program.
Rouse, David. "How to Read a Mortgage Rate Sheet." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/read-mortgage-rate-sheet-2139.html. Accessed 19 April 2019.


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Paragon Studios has recently announced that its popular MMORPG will be switching from a subscription based model to a F2P one with the release of City of Heroes Freedom later this year. Players already with a City of Heroes account can choose to retain their subscription, granting them VIP status, which will give them a long list of exclusive perks. F2P players that want additional in-game goodies such as more archetypes, power sets, and costume pieces will have to purchase them on an ad-hoc basis. You can check out exactly what you'll be able to get without paying a dime here.
City of Heroes remains an extremely engaging MMO (the character customization is spectacular) and is still considered to be very accessible to new players. It's great to see one of the more popular names in the genre switching to a F2P model, a pattern that is becoming increasingly accepted by developers. There are a number of MMOs on the market right now that allow players to play for free and purchase additional perks should they feel the need, but if City of Heroes Freedom can duplicate those aspects that made the original so widely praised, it'll undoubtedly be at the top of that F2P MMO list.


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To tree trim or risk downed power lines?
It's a common occurrence. Neighbors squabbling about property lines and aesthetics near their homes, especially when it comes to trimming trees near power lines. The latest disagreement is occurring in Commerce Township, Michigan and is making television news in Metro Detroit.
As to the two Commerce Township neighbors are battling over the potential tree trimming, Paul Francis wants the trees near the residential power lines taken down. But the neighbor, who actually owns the property where the trees are located, isn't having it, according to a recent story on Fox 2 News.
As an electrocution attorney, I read this story as not being so much about the disagreement. Rather, it's about the serious safety issue that arises when trees are too close to power line structures. This issue arises in many of the electrocution wrongful death lawsuits that I've filed, including one that was resolved just two years ago, also in Michigan.
What often happens in these cases is that the weight of the trees or the foliage becomes too much for the power lines, and when there's a storm or heavy winter accumulation, they will likely fall. This poses an immense electrocution hazard to anyone in proximity. People who step in their normally safe backyards never expect to encounter this type of hazard.
This safety issue is always exacerbated when utility companies fail to inspect and maintain their power line structures. This is probably the biggest reason why people are electrocuted. There's a duty on the utility companies to inspect and safely maintain their equipment. Think: 100-year-old wooden poles that are rotting and can easily fall with extra weight and force from inclement weather. Unfortunately, many attorneys who are unfamiliar with electrical injury and death cases fail to recognize and raise these issues. because they don't understand and have experience with the legal duties and responsibilities of utility companies.
Meanwhile, DTE, which is the Detroit-based electrical company responsible for the power line, says they're working on the issue by following their "national standards for utility tree trimming as part of its efforts to ensure safety." Meanwhile, the neighbor protests trimming his trees.
As electrocution lawyers, we've written about these national tree trimming standards, in efforts to educate the public and our readers and also to emphasize the legal duty that utility companies have to safely maintain and reasonably inspect their structures to prevent downed lines when bad storms inevitably occur.
Mr. Francis has good cause to be concerned about live power lines falling in a bad Michigan winter storm.
Are utility companies required to trim trees near power lines?
Yes, absolutely. Utility companies are required by the National Electric Safety Code to trim trees and branches in proximity to power lines and in anticipation of forecasted growth in cycles.
Applicable laws and safety codes require that power companies not only repair the conditions on their power lines that they know to be defective or dangerous, but also that they use reasonable means and inspection schedules to find deficiencies in their systems.
Trimming and removing trees is another way to discover dangerous conditions and deficiencies, as well as to reduce the risk of downed wires caused by contact with tree branches or the branches breaking off during inclement weather like ice and storms.
The good news is that many states are starting to take preventative measures more seriously. For example, I recently wrote about DTE Energy and other utility companies taking a proactive approach to trimming and chopping down trees in an attempt to reduce power outages in Michigan. But this tree cutting also has the benefit of preventing tree limbs from growing too close to electrical lines and causing them to fall. Again, it's these downed wires that cause many electrocution accidents every year in the U.S.
It's important for the public to understand that while the aesthetic or the tree itself may have to suffer in the inspection and maintained process, tree trimming saves human lives that could otherwise be lost in preventable electrocution accidents.
In this case, Mr. Frances's grandchildren are clearly more important than his neighbor's trees.


Aequinoctium is a celebration for the turning of the seasons, Autumn Equinox.
In its second year running Aequinoctium boasts a more intimate setting with one musical zone, beautiful scenery and limited tickets.
Dunedin Equinox was founded by Dunedin locals who wanted to see more events in the outdoors.
There is something special about watching the sunrise over treetops, rather than buildings. Something beautiful in spending 24 hours with a collection of like-minded strangers.
Here, at Dunedin Equinox, the crew volunteers their time to recreate some of their fondest memories, and provide a unique atmosphere for all attendees!
Tickets available from the 4th of March.
Due to some unfortunate timing and weather conditions the farmers surrounding Steve's Park will be unable to move their livestock, mainly lambing ewes.
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Aequinoctium is a belated celebration for the turning of the seasons, Autumn Equinox.
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The Master Cleanse, also known as the Master Cleanser or lemonade diet, is a diet program created way back in the 1940's by a health expert named Stanley Borroughs as a way to treat health problems. It is a way to detoxify the body of toxins, impurities and waste materials that have accumulated in the body. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about Master Cleanse.
Why is the Master Cleanse very popular today?
Peter Glickman published a book in 1976 which revived the idea of the Master Cleanse. Since then, its popularity has grown by word of mouth, and later through online testimonials. In the recent years, it has become popular as a way of losing weight quickly. Several celebrities have attested to the effectiveness of the diet including Beyonce Knowles, who have claimed to lose 20 pounds in 10 days. The endorsement of popular celebrities have contributed tremendously to the popularity of the Master Cleanse.
What do you eat when doing a Master Cleanse?
The Master Cleanse is a liquid diet that lasts for 10 days or more (some even report to last as long as 40 days) This means you do not eat any solid food. However, it involves drinking 6 to 12 glasses of a special lemonade concoction. The ingredients of this lemonade include lemon juice, water, grade B maple syrup and a pinch of cayenne pepper. Aside from the lemonade drink, you will take a herbal laxative as well as a salt water drink as part of the regimen. It is suggested that you can go on a Master Cleanse three to up to four times a year.
What results can one expect with the Master Cleanse?
The Master Cleanse is popular today because it is reported by many people to be very effective for weight loss. However, the Master Cleanse is a detoxification diet, which means that it offers the benefits that one gets out of a clean colon. This can include improved energy levels, better mental clarity, restored digestive system, better skin, diminished symptoms, among many others.
Are there safety concerns to watch out for?
Just like any other fasting diets, there are certain side effects one might feel when doing the Master Cleanse. This may include headaches, fatigue, muscle pain, dizziness, irritability, and hunger pangs. However, these side effects do not usually last more than a few days. Drinking plenty of water can also help manage these side effects.
Can anyone do a Master Cleanse?
Any healthy individual can do a master cleanse. It is even recommended for those who suffer from certain conditions, but should be done with medical supervision. It is always best to consult with your diet prior to starting the master cleanse.


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Q I have just gotten a Great Dane puppy, eight weeks old, and the vet said I should feed her food for large-breed puppies because it has less calcium for its calories than food for smaller puppies. I said, "You mean more calcium, right?" because a big dog like a Great Dane needs more calcium to build bigger bones. But the vet insisted that food for large-breed puppies has less calcium. How can that be?
A It might seem counterintuitive, but your dog's veterinarian is right. Large-breed puppies require diets with less calcium per calorie than puppies who will grow to small or medium size. Their bodies can't adapt their bone growth to how much calcium is absorbed from food as well as the bodies of smaller dogs. And if they have too much of that mineral, research has shown, they're more likely to end up with skeletal problems down the line in the form of developmental bone disease. The bones in their bodies could grow too fast, become too thick, or even too thin, and those complications predispose a young dog to conditions like arthritis, hip and elbow dysplasia and other kinds of joint and bone problems down the line.
What constitutes a large-breed puppy? Officially, by pet food regulation standards, one who will grow to at least 70 pounds, but many veterinarians would say greater than 50 pounds. Your Great Dane is definitely in the "large" category either way.
Choosing the first one for your dog (all pet food manufacturers will have to be in compliance with the new labeling rules by next year) means the food will contain about 4.5 grams of calcium per 1,000 calories. The second one could contain food with as much as 6.25 grams of calcium for every 1,000 calories — about a 50 percent difference and enough to cause serious problems in susceptible breeds. Keep in mind that because these new standards are not yet mandatory, not every food you look at will contain the new wording. If the food doesn't, then you should select a product that is specifically labeled "large breed puppy." Your veterinarian can suggest some reputable brands if you need help.
Giant-breed dogs like Great Danes, as opposed to simply large dogs like Labrador retrievers, should be fed puppy food for up to the first 18 months of life, as opposed to the usual 12.


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Q: Why the flat torus cannot be immersed in euclidean plane? I am trying to prove the following claim: The flat $2$-dimensional torus cannot be isometrically immersed into $\mathbb{R}^2$ with the standard metric.
That is, there is no immersion $f:T^2 \rightarrow \mathbb{R}^2 $ which is also an isometry.
Remark: There is no isometric embedding of the flat torus into the Euclidean plane.
Proof:
Any such embedding will be in particular an embedding into $\mathbb{R}^3$. The torus is compact, so its embedded image in $\mathbb{R}^3$ will be also compact, hence will include an elliptic point.
This contradicts the fact that isometric embeddings preserves curvature.

A: More generally, there is no immersion $f:M^n \rightarrow N^n$, with $M$ compact and $N$ Hausdorff, non-compact and connected, since any immersion is locally an embedding (localize, it follows from the Inverse Function Theorem). With this you can prove that if exists such an immersion, it's an open map. But $f(M)$ is compact in a Hausdorff space, hence closed, and also open since $f$ is an open map, then it must be all $N$. This is absurd.

A: Since there is some ambiguity concerning what are your hypotheses, it is not guaranteed that your proof is exhaustive. It is known that there is a $C^1$-isometric embedding of the flat torus inside $\mathbb{R}^3$ (this is related to Nash embedding theorem). However, for the reason you presented and because of Gauss' theorema egregium, there is no $C^2$-isometric embedding of the flat torus inside $\mathbb{R}^3$.
In fact, there is no immersion $f$ of any closed (i.e compact and without boundary) smooth surface $\Sigma$ into $\mathbb{R}^2$. Indeed, any such immersion would be a fortiori continuous and thus $f(\Sigma)$ would be compact. In particular, there would exist a boundary point $y \in \partial f(\Sigma)$ and for any $x \in f^{-1}(y)$, the differential map $df_{x} : T_x \Sigma \to T_y\mathbb{R}^2$ would not have maximal rank 2 (for otherwise, by the inverse function theorem, $f$ would be a local diffeomorphism between an open neighborhood of $x$ and an open neighborhood of $y$ in the plane, which is clearly not the case). So $df_x$ is not an immersion after all.

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Q: Search between patterns in a file with multiple occurrences I am trying to search between patterns. I know sed will do it if it is a single occurrence.
Here is the file:
Iowa

data1

data2

Montana

junk1

junk2

junk3

Iowa

data3

data4

Arizona

junk5

junk6

I am trying to get the content between Iowa and Montana.
So, I do sed -ne '/Iowa/,/Montana/p $file and see a result like this:
Iowa

data1

data2

Montana

Iowa

data3

data4

Arizona

junk5

junk6

Not sure why it prints Iowa - Arizona and beyond. Is there a way to print the content between Iowa and Montana only?
As a temporary workaround, I am printing all and taking the 1st occurrence.

A: If you were wanting to use perl, this one-liner does the job:
perl -ne 'last if /Montana/; print if $i; $i++ if /Iowa/' $file
output:
data1
data2

A: Try flip flop operator
perl -ne 'next if (1 ../Iowa/); last if(/Montana/); print;' input.txt


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Whitehouse, R.J., Thrash, B.C., Lorenz, G.M., Bateman, N.R., 2019. First Report of Rice Water Weevil, Lissorhoptrus oryzophilus, in Grain Sorghum in the United States. Journal of Agricultural and Urban Entomology 35, 36. doi:10.3954/1523-5475-35.1.36
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Whitlock, H.P., 1915. A Critical Discussion of the Crystal Forms of Calcite. Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 50, 289-352.
Whitney, P.R., Olmsted, J.F., 1995. Wollastonite Deposits of the Northeastern Adirondacks, Field Trip Guidebook. Schenectady, New York.
Whitney, P.R., 1992. Charnockites and Granites of Western Adirondacks, New York, USA; A Differentiated A-type Suite. Precambrian Research 57, 1-2. doi:10.1016/0301-9268(92)90092-3
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Whitney, P.R., McLelland, J.M., Foose, M.P., 1996. Proterozoic Low-Ti Iron-oxide Deposits in New York and New Jersey; Relation to Fe-oxide (Cu-U-Au-rare earth element) Deposits and Tectonic Implications; Discussion and Reply. Geology 24, 382-384.
Whitney, P.R., 2002. Skarns in the Adirondack Highlands, New York: Distribution, geochemistry, origin, and tectonic implications. Northeastern Geology and Environmental Sciences 24, 261-275.
Whitney, E., Jamnback, H., Means, R.G., Roz, A.P., Rayner, G.A., 1969. California Virus in New York state: Isolation and characterization of California encephalitis virus complex from Aedes cinereus. The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 18, 123-131. doi:10.4269/ajtmh.1969.18.123
Whitney, P.R., 1985. Rocks and Problems of the Southeastern Adirondacks, Field Trip Guidebook. New York State Geological Association, 57th annual meeting, Saratoga, New York.
Whitney, P.R., 2002. Geology, geochemistry, and mineralogy of the Iron Mountain skarn, Adirondack Highlands, New York. Northeastern Geology and Environmental Sciences 24, 245-260.
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Whitney, P.R., 1972. Spinel Inclusions in Plagioclase of Metagabbros from the Adirondack Highlands. American Mineralogist 57, 1429-1436.


We start this week almost where we started last week with the AUD back above 0.7400 yet again after experiencing the sharp, yet confined volatility on Friday that we spoke about earlier last week. After testing support at 0.7316, the Australian dollar rallied back through 0.7400 as the greenback fell on US President Trump's threat to impose tariffs on all $500 billion worth of goods from China. Along with his regular complaints about rising interest rates and the strength of the USD, he accused China and the EU of manipulating their currencies.
The Japanese yen also had its best daily performance in last two months, 1.1% up against the USD on Trump's comments. The annual CPI data on Friday saw a 0.8% increase which was due largely to recent gains in oil costs with prices of other goods barely picking up. The data reinforces market expectation that the BOJ will cut its inflation forecasts in its rate review on July 30-31. AUDJPY had little movement over the weekend.
The UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plans were overwhelmingly opposed by the British public and more than a third of voters would support a new right-wing political party committed to quitting the bloc. With a little more than eight months to go, May's government, parliament, the public and the businesses still remain deeply divided over what form Brexit should take. The sterling was up by 1.13% against the USD while AUDGBP was testing the mid 0.5600 level.
Oil was up above $70 per barrel on Friday with lower-than-expected crude exports from Saudi Arabia which offset concerns about Sino-US trade tensions and supply increases.
In the G20 meeting held last Saturday in Buenos Aires, finance leaders from 20 major economies shared their concerns over the escalating global trade friction and called for more talk. U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has sought to use the meeting to woo Europe and Japan with the offer of free-trade deals, trying to gain leverage with allies in its dispute with China.
With less data coming out this week, investors will keep their eyes on the Aussie CPI data on Wednesday 25th July and the EU Rate decision on Thursday 26th July.


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One simply description of Sonoma Coast State park might go something like this: a collection of coastal parks spread across a jagged coastline composed of headlands, crags, coves, and sandy beaches. This is true but it also misses so much. For instance it does not mention the rough nature of the Pacific Ocean and the rock formations that protrude from it. It also leave out the humility and wonder you feel as you drive along Highway 1, gazing out across the expansive ocean and seeing it merge with the sky at the horizon. And it leaves out what it is like to experience a day that begins with your sense of space being squashed by an enveloping fog and then having this burn off and give way to a picture perfect summer afternoon. The park is a beautiful place to visit and the experience you can have there will be better than any brief description can convey.
Sonoma Coast State Park is made up of sections that are found along 17 miles of coastline that extends from Vista Point, which is just a few miles north of the town of Jenner, south to Bodega Point. There are over a dozen locations you can stop at as you cruise along Highway 1. You can take a lot in, and have a very easy day of sightseeing, by just driving the coast and visiting some highway pull offs. Almost every parking area provides easy access to views that include parts of the same set of elements: the Pacific Ocean, prominent rocky sea stacks, the shore, crags, and headlands. The variation that each of the elements can display, the way they can be combined in different ways, and even the light at different times of the day gives you a different sense of Sonoma Coast State Park at each stop. There are also some easy to traverse paths and walkways that provide great viewpoints and provide you with an oppotunity to stretch your legs. If you are feeling more adventurous there are hikes that traverse headlands or lead down to secluded beaches and coves.
It can be helpful to make some preliminary decisions about what you want to see and do before you visit Sonoma Coast State Park. Some things to consider in this planning ........It is easy to linger longer than you think you might at any single stop, whether you just want to take in the views or you plan on walking around on the beach. If you are thinking about staying overnight during a summer weekend you will need to have reservations, whether you want to camp in the park or stay at a place outside the park. Also realize that the coast can cold, foggy, and wet even in the middle of the summer. Plan accordingly.
Camping - There are four camping areas in Sonoma Coast State Park. Bodega Dunes Campground is the campground with the most amenities. It has bathrooms and showers. There are no RV hookups but there is a dump station. Wright's Beach Campground is a little less fancy. There are bathrooms but no on-site showers. Willow Creek Campground and Pomo Canyon Campground are what the state of California calls "Environmental Camps." These are primitive camping areas - there are walk in sites with few amenities (picnic table, fire ring, and pit toilets) .
The Beaches - First, if you are not aware (the following is from the Sonoma Coast State Park website): "This coast is not for swimming, and lifeguard service is not provided. Sleeper waves, backwash, sudden drop-offs, rip currents and the cold water, make even surf play or climbing on nearby rock outcroppings dangerous. It is especially important to keep children back from the highest water-line and never turn your back to the ocean. Many rescues are made each year. Also be careful of the bluffs and rocks. The shale formations are unstable and unsafe for climbing, so stay on the trails and heed warning signs."
With those warnings out of the way, there are a number of beaches that you can either walk or drive to. These include (from south to north, see the Sonoma Coast State Park map) South Salmon Beach, North Salmon Beach, Schoolhouse Beach, Portuguese Beach, Duncan's Landing, Shell Beach, Blind Beach, and Goat Rock Beach.
Hiking - There are three areas of the park that offer hiking opportunities. Most of the hikes along the headlands are not that strenous as you are walking across fairly flat ground that is essentially an open prairie.
Bodega Head has a relatively short hiking trail that goes around the headland. This trail has spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, Bodega Harbor, and the town of Bodega Bay. There is another trail that connects with the trail system found in the Bodega Dunes section of the park. Here you can walk along the headlands and on the beach.
Further north in Sonoma Coast State Park are two other trails. The Kortum Trail extends from Blind Beach to Wright's Beach. Access (parking) is midway along the trail at Shell Beach at Wright's Beach. The trail travels along headlands and down to a few beaches. You can also travel inland from Shell Beach by taking the Pomo Canyon Trail. It begins at Route 1, just across the pull-off entrance to Shell Beach and ends at Pomo Canyon Environmental Camp.
The final trail of note is at the northern edge of the park. Vista Point is a short loop trail that goes to - you guessed it! - Vista Point. There is a parking lot and picnic tables at the trailhead.
Picnicking - There are picnic facilities at a number of the pull-off locations: Vista Point, Goat Rock Beach, Wright's Beach, Duncans Landing, Rock Point, South Salmon Creek Beach, and Bodega Head. These are day use areas and are can be used from 8 A.M. to sunset.
Pets - The park is not pet friendly. Many of the beaches provide habitat for endangered species and do not allow dogs. They are also not allowed on any of the trails. In places where dogs are allowed (I guess this leaves the parking lots!) they must be kept on a 6 foot or less leash.
Fishing and Boating - Access to the ocean, Bodega Bay, and the mouths of a few large rivers means there are plenty of opportunities for fishing in Sonoma Coast State Park. Common species of fish that anglers regularly pursue include rockfish, perch, salmon, steelhead and smelt. Red abalone, mussels and cockles are also collected along this section of the coast. A valid California sport fishing license is required and of course you must adhere to the fishing regulations.
There are a few boat ramps in Bodega Bay. Westside Park is adjacent to the Spud Point Marina. You have to pay a $6 parking fee. There is also a boat launch at Doran Park. A $6 parking fee allows you to use the boat ramp.
Wildlife - Bodega head is a great place to see migrating whales. They can be spotted from early December through mid February when they are heading south for calving season and on their northern return trip in March and April. Goat Rock Beach hosts a colony of harbor seals. March through June you can see newborn pups. The seals are fun to watch but do respect the fact they are wild animals. You should keep at least 50 feet away from them.
Accessibility - the state park's website includes a page that details the facilities and amenities that are available.


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La Agrupación Ciudadana Independiente para Aranjuez (ACIPA) es un partido político independiente del municipio de Aranjuez (Comunidad de Madrid, España). Creado en 2003 como una plataforma independiente de vecinos arancetanos para renovar el pueblo, concurriendo en las Elecciones municipales de España de 2003 donde obtuvo un concejal.

Historia
Fundada en 2003 concurrió a las Elecciones municipales de España de 2003 irrumpiendo por primera vez en el consistorio con un concejal gracias a 1.427 votos; en los comicios siguientes, Elecciones municipales de España de 2007, la confluencia volvió a presentarse consiguiendo los mismo votos que en las anteriores y manteniendo así su concejal.
En las Elecciones municipales de España de 2011, el partido consiguió un aumento de sus votos, obteniendo 2.118 votos y aumentando su representación en el consistorio pasando de 1 a 2 concejales, Pilar Quintana y Alejandro San Marcos. A su vez, consiguieron la alcaldía de la entidad local menor Real Cortijo de San Isidro, perteneciente a Aranjuez, a manos de María Antonia de Oro. En las Elecciones municipales de España de 2015 el partido siguió ascendiendo en porcentaje de voto manteniendo sus dos escaños, en las Elecciones municipales de España de 2019 el partido siguió aumentando en porcentaje de vots, mantuvo sus dos concejales, Jesús Mario Blasco Blanco y José María Belmonte Atienza.

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Obama's Kobayashi Maru with Marijuana...
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Just as I was starting to put all this silly "Nibiru coming to destroy the Earth in 2012" paranoia…
Astronomers have discovered a rogue planet wandering around the solar system some 100 light years away from the Earth.
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And they were worried about a Bacon shortage…
Every tin foil donning asshole with a bone to pick with the Government has at some point or another pointed a shaking finger at you and- with all the passion in his voice that only a charge issued by the Almighty himself could muster- has proclaimed the United States to be a Police State.
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Attempted Bank Robbery
Fillmore Branch of Santa Barbara Bank & Trust.
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At approximately 10:15 am on Saturday, July 12th, 2008 (suspect) Phillip Guevara entered the Fillmore Branch of Santa Barbara Bank & Trust. Guevara approached a teller at the bank and said he wanted a large sum of money, then passed a demand note for a smaller amount a few moments later. Bank employees placed a 911 call and reported a robbery in progress. Sheriff's deputies quickly responded to the scene and apprehended Guevara without a struggle. Guevara did not present a weapon during the robbery attempt.
Investigators from the Sheriff's Department Major Crimes Bureau and the FBI responded to coordinate the investigation. Guevara was later booked at the Ventura County Pre-Trial Detention Facility for robbery and an outstanding, unrelated, felony warrant.
Oseguera sentenced to 13 years in prison
On Monday, July 7, 2008, Nathan Oseguera 27 of Fillmore, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for participating in a gang related home invasion robbery. The crime occurred last year in the city of Fillmore.
On 4-28-2007, Oseguera and several other armed Fillmore gang members went to a residence in the 300 block of Guiberson Road, in the city of Fillmore. The suspects knocked on the front door and forced their way into the home when the resident, Bret Godfrey, opened the door. The suspects tied Mr. Godfrey's hands together with zip ties and took him into a back room of his residence and proceeded to ransack his house.
During the robbery, a friend of Mr. Godfrey's inadvertently drove up to visit him. Oseguera met Mr. Godfrey's friend in the driveway, pointed a gun at him, and forced him into the house. The friend was also tied up and placed in the same room as Mr. Godfrey.
The suspects took numerous items of value including several rifles and shotguns. Before leaving the residence, the suspects told the victims that they would come back and kill them if they reported the robbery to the police.
After a series of gang related shootings in the city of Fillmore, Mr. Godfrey eventually reported the home invasion robbery to Fillmore P.D. officials in July of 2007. The Sheriff's Gang unit took over the investigation and identified several suspects, including Nathan Oseguera. On October 17, 2007, Sheriff's gang investigators located Oseguera at a residence in the city of Santa Maria and took him into custody when he was seen leaving the residence in a truck.
Sheriff's Gang investigators proceeded to serve several search warrants associated with this crime. Evidence from these search warrants revealed the identity of the other gang members involved and also arrested, Edward Alvarado 21, Armando Alvarado 27 Martin Gaspar 18, and a 16 year-old juvenile for participating in the robbery.
During the investigation, Sheriff's Gang Unit members learned some of the weapons might have been sold to Daniel Medrano 30, a known Santa Paula gang member. On 11-21-2007, gang investigators served a search warrant at Medrano's home in the 100 block of Moultrie Place, Santa Paula. Medrano, who had a prior conviction for robbery, was found in possession of a handgun and he was arrested for being a felon in possession of firearm. In February 2008, Medrano was sentenced to 16 months in State Prison.
On 11-16-2007, victim Bret Godfrey unexpectedly passed away in Santa Barbara County. Due to Mr. Godfrey's sudden death, the District Attorney's Office could only file charges against Oseguera due to needing his testimony for the prosecution of the others involved.
The Sheriff's Gang Unit was created in February 2007, with the goal of addressing a rise in gang related crime in Ventura County. The six- person unit investigates violent crimes involving gang members, actively patrols gang areas, and is often called upon to assist in the prosecution of gang members in gang enhancement trials.
Foreclosures Affecting Fillmorians
Home foreclosures have skyrocketed in Fillmore this year, as they have all over the nation.
By Mariandrea Mueller — Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
The housing market has entered a downward spiral. The circumstances are under nation-wide scrutiny, but the consequences are affecting even those who do not own real estate. Fillmorians are no exception.
Trinka Reynolds, Karin Diaz, and Brian Sipes are real estate mortgage professionals who work here in Fillmore under Market Mortgage, a mortgage brokerage. They volunteered some information regarding the current crisis. Reynolds explained that mortgage brokerages have the ability to submit a standard loan application on behalf of their clients (home buyers) to various banks or lenders. The lenders then draw up the loan terms. This shopping process can result in better rates for home buyers. Karin Diaz mentioned that Market Mortgages prides itself on non-predatory tactics and finding appropriate loans for their clients, so that the loans are affordable long term.
According to Reynolds, bad decisions and introductory "teaser" rates were major contributing factors but not the only cause of the problem. In Fillmore, the situation was complicated by property taxes. Reynolds explained that the average property tax in Ventura County is 1.25%, but in two new developments—due to bonds for schools, levies and parks—the property tax is 1.95%. She demonstrated that on a $400,000 house, the typical property tax would be $5000 per year. Property taxes in Bridges and River Oaks would be $7800 per year. This difference of over $200 per month (and in some cases the difference is even greater) can stretch a family budget past the breaking point.
Reynolds explained that when a borrower fails to make a payment, the borrower's credit is affected after 30 days, and continues to worsen with each passing month as more payments are missed,. Reynolds stated that after three missed payments, the bank can send a Notice of Default (NOD). This is the first step towards foreclosure. According to First American Title Company, 39 NODs were filed on housing units in Fillmore between December 1, 2007, and June 30, 2008. When asked if any first time homebuyer loans have gone into default of foreclosure, City Planning Assistant Manuel Minjares responded, "Not that I know of." A report from the California Department of Finance indicates that as of January 1, 2008, Fillmore has approximately 4,400 housing units.
Reynolds, who has been in the real estate loan business since the mid-80s, believes that the current crisis differs significantly from the real estate crash of the late 80s early 90s. This time a majority of the foreclosures are on owner-occupied housing. She says that there is also a greater "saturation level" of foreclosures. These two factors have increased borrowers' ability to arrange for modified notes. A foreclosed house is a non-performing asset. Lenders make money by being paid back. It is usually better for a bank to modify the note rather than foreclose. In Fillmore, Market Mortgage alone is averaging two inquiries per day from borrowers wanting to modify their notes. Reynolds explained that lenders can modify notes by lowering interest rates or allowing a temporary forbearance. A forbearance allows borrowers to skip some payments in case of a financial emergency, such as illness, but usually extends the loan so that the payments are caught up at the end of the loan. Reynolds believes that many people who had been living in the newer tracts and can no longer afford to keep their homes are moving into rentals. She says some are leaving Fillmore due to increased costs of living here.
Because banks are foreclosing on many properties, and sometimes losing money in the process, many banks are failing. Bank deposits are only insured by the FDIC for up to $100,000. If an account holder has more than $100,000 in any one bank, then any money beyond that amount may be forfeited if the bank goes under. To avoid losing money, account owners should either divide their money among multiple banks or set up multiple ownerships such as trusts so that no one owner is associated with more than $100,000 in deposits.
When asked whether vacancies due to foreclosures were increasing crime in Fillmore, Detective Macias of the Ventura County Sheriff's Department replied that the department does not track that information. According to Macias, there has been only one recent incident involving a house in the process of foreclosure. The house was vandalized, but search warrants were issued and arrests were made. Macias mentioned that because the foreclosure had not been completed, the home owners in this case were responsible for repairing the damage and were as much victims as the community.
Foundations for the swimming pool complex were poured this week. The pool and tennis courts are expected to be open for business around the end of the year.
Motorcyclist dies in solo crash
A Fillmore resident was killed Tuesday afternoon on Grimes Canyon Road, between Moorpark and Fillmore, near Egg City. Robert Retzinger, 47, died in a solo motorcycle accident while driving northbound on Highway 23 at 3:50 p.m. Retzinger was transported to Los Robles Hospital and Medical Center in Thousand Oaks where he was pronounced dead at 4:53 p.m. The crash is under investigation by the California Highway Patrol.
Workshop addresses storm drains, water softeners and flood zones
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By Mariandrea Mueller — Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
Fillmore Director of Public Works, Bert Rapp, shows a map of the city's 11 storm drains, which flow into the Santa Clara River. A workshop on the new storm water permit and water softener prohibition was held Monday, July 7. Several hundred residents attended.
A City Workshop was held at the Memorial Building on Monday, June 7, 2008 to discuss three major issues facing Fillmore residents. Approximately 300 citizens and City Council members were in attendance to watch the presentations by Public Works Director, Bert Rapp.
The first presentation was on the EPA's National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit. The new permit will require, among other things, retrofitting 22 miles of public streets with bio-retention areas and that each existing home and business install onsite storm water treatment. Bio-retention areas are grounds that have been landscaped with plants that can absorb pollutants and naturally convert them into non-hazardous materials. The city installations and maintenance would cost residents $900 per year or $75 per month in addition to their cost to install and maintain their own onsite storm water treatment devices. Existing City storm drains must have treatment installed within two years. Automatic mandatory minimum penalties for violations would be $3,000 per offense. This could escalate into $231,000 per day in fines for the city.
The second presentation was on the chloride levels in city water. The city is exceeding the current 100 milligrams per liter of chloride limit by approximately 37 milligrams per liter. The primary cause of this overage is the approximately 450 Fillmore residents who use Brine Discharging Water Softeners. If all in-home Brine Discharging Water Softeners were eliminated, the city would be in compliance and could avoid charging all residents an estimated $35 dollars per month fee.
The third presentation was on the FEMA Flood Insurance Survey. FEMA is in the process of revising the Fillmore Flood Insurance Rate Map. The preliminary map would require any resident with a federally insured home loan to purchase flood insurance as well as restrict the city's ability to issue building permits for room additions, new homes, and business buildings. Rapp noted there were several errors in the report and he believes once these errors are corrected, these new requirements will be lifted.
Many public comments were heard by Rapp, city council members, and fellow citizens. One resident, referencing the spirit of the founding fathers of this country, stated, "The presentation, as good as it is, and as accurate as it is, seems to be geared toward: this is what we have to do, we're asking you, 'how are we going to do it?' But I take the attitude is, we're having to deal with an agency that's out of control; totally out of control, made up of avid environmentalists. Rather than think, 'how are we to do it?' I'd rather have the council and the citizens' figure out how do we not have to do it." The sentiment received much applause.
Please find below all three power point presentations that were presented at the meeting.
I am proud of my little town
CPL Jesus T. Lomeli, United States Army
By Jesus T. Lomeli — Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
Here's a scoop from a life long Fillmore citizen who is currently deployed to Iraq with the US Army. My name is CPL Jesus T. Lomeli, son of Jesus and Elisa Lomeli, and older brother of former Miss Fillmore Yeseni Lomeli. I also have three other sisters, Susie, Briana and Deanna Lomeli, who are currently attending school in Fillmore and actively involved in the community.
I was born at Santa Paula Memorial Hospital and attended San Cayetano and Sespe Elementary schools. I attended Fillmore Middle School during the building process and graduated from Fillmore High School, Class of 2002. I then attended Oxnard College full time and worked at the local Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep dealership in Fillmore. The financial burden of attending school was creating a problem and the first solution I came across was a GI Bill offered by the Army to pay for my schooling.
I enlisted in the Army in October 2003 and attended Basic Training in March 2004 at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina. Once I completed Basic Training, I attended Advanced Individual training as an Automated Logistical Specialist in Ft Lee, Virginia which I graduated at the top of my class being recognized as the Distinguished Honor Graduate. I was then stationed in Baumholder, Germany and have lived in Europe since. I deployed for the first time in 2005 in support of OIF III in the volatile Anbar Province on a Marine Base called Al Taqqadum. I returned the end of 2006 and was awarded an Army Commendation Medal, Combat Action Badge, Iraqi Campaign Medal and the Global War on Terrorism Medal.
I then spent another year in Germany on track to separate from the Army in March 2008 and return to California and finish my schooling. I was involuntarily extended by the infamous stop-loss and am currently deployed in support of OIF V at Forward Operating Base Hammer in Eastern Baghdad. I am currently assigned to the Convoy Security Platoon and provide security in Combat Logistics Patrols through downtown Baghdad. I am on my second tour in Iraq assigned to the 47th Forward Support Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division.
I am currently taking on-line college courses, working on completing my BA. Once I am done with this tour I am separating from the Army and pursuing a career in the medical field. I have every intention of returning to Fillmore once I am ready to start a family.
I have seen a lot of the continental states, many European countries and parts of Southwest Asia, and nothing compares to the weather, scenery, and community that Fillmore has to offer. I am proud of my little town and can't wait for this tour to end so I can once again become a permanent resident of Southern California.
CPL Jesus T. Lomeli, 1AD 2BCT 47TH FSB, US Army. P.S.: If any community members would like to contribute any care packages, as hygiene and other items become hard to come by they can mail them to: Convoy Security Platoon, B CO 47TH FSB, 1AD 2BCT, APO, AE 09308.
Council votes to put north Fillmore initiative on Nov. ballot
The new 2008 Ventura County Fair poster was presented to Mayor Steve Conaway during Tuesday's regular City Council meeting.
Fillmore City Council held its regular monthly meeting July 8, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Councilmember Laurie Hernandez was welcomed back. The City of Fillmore Redevelopment Agency also met during the Council meeting.
The North Fillmore Area General Plan Amendment Initiative was thoroughly discussed. City Attorney Ted Schneider explained that because the initiative has received verified voters' signatures for over ten percent of the City's voters, the Council must either adopt the initiative or place it on a regular election ballot. The initiative must be placed on the ballot at least 88 days before the election. The Council also had the option of ordering an impact report. The Council ordered an impact report, including an analysis of the initiative's impact on affordable housing, circulation, and its potential economic impact on jobs. The report will be ready by August 7th, and is estimated to cost less than $20,000. The Council voted to put the initiative itself on the November 4, 2008 ballot.
The Council approved the "Fillmore Realities" position paper in response to the FEMA flood map problem and its impact on the proposed annexation of certain areas to the City. The Council adopted the June 27th Addendum to Initial Study and Negative Declaration Fillmore Business Park Master Plan Final Environmental Impact Report. The Addendum and position paper will be conveyed to the Local Agency Formation Commission of Ventura County (LAFCO). The Council approved sending the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem to Washington D.C. to lobby against the FEMA flood map. The Council approved a Memo of Understanding with Ventura County Watershed Protection District for preparing a response to FEMA flood map revisions.
Marcus Hernandez alleged that a volunteer firefighter has been carrying a taser and harassing and intimidating people in Fillmore. Hernandez pointed out that there were no city guidelines regarding the use of tasers by city employees, and asked the council to look into whether the use of tasers was appropriate and authorized in this case. Mayor Steve Conaway stated that this was a personnel matter, but added, "City policies stipulate that harassment is not tolerated." The council respectfully considered Hernandez's comments, requested that any victims come forward to provide the council with more information in writing or in person, and assured the public that complaints like those are confidential. This matter was placed on the agenda for the next Council meeting.
The Council adopted resolutions regarding a change in the Traffic Level of Service for the intersection of Highway 126 and A Street. The standard was lowered from D to E. This accurately reflects the number of lanes and turn lanes there. The City's General Plan was amended accordingly. No physical development is involved. The change was reflected in the Fillmore Business Park Master Plan Final Environmental Impact Report.
The Council approved a response to the Ventura County Grand Jury report titled "Fillmore-Piru Memorial District Reorganization." The Grand Jury's report called for the special district responsible for operating and maintaining the Memorial Building to be dissolved. The Council is urging the LAFCO board not to dissolve the District because it provides and maintains an essential service to the community.
The Council approved a letter from Mayor Steve Conaway to the Ventura County Board of Supervisors regarding the truck traffic going through Ojai from the Ozena Valley Ranch Gravel Mine. The strongly-worded letter effectively argues that the trucks should not be re-routed through Fillmore.
There was discussion about which position the Council should take on Proposition 7. According to a representative from Southern California Edison, the proposition would "mandate utilities by the year 2025 have 50% of the energy that we procure on behalf of all of our customers be renewable." He argued that the proposition does not take into account the costs to do so, is poorly written, and does not provide enough time. Brian Sipes made a public comment that the proposition is 42 pages long, and should be thoroughly considered before the Council determines its position. The matter will be discussed further at the next City Council meeting.
A representative from the Ventura County Fair presented this year's Fair poster. The Ventura County Fair will be from July 30th to August 10th. The entertainment schedule has been determined, and the Beach Boys will be performing.
Upon the recommendation of Public Works Director Bert Rapp, the Council approved the contract plans and specifications for the construction of the Santa Clara River Permeable Weirs. The Council also authorized advertising for bids on the project.
A loan agreement was made between the Council and the Fillmore Redevelopment Agency. The City is providing a short-term loan of $142,500 for the Central City Project Area Fund.
The Council designated Mayor Steve Conaway as the voting delegate to the League of California Cities Annual Conference in Long Beach in late September. Mayor Pro Tem Cecilia Cuevas and Patti Walker are alternates.
The contract for Fire Department and Public Works Yard Improvements is going back out for bids because the generator was not included in the original advertisement.
Construction on River Park is proceeding. The contract was awarded to PIMA Corporation. If the contract's contingency money is not spent, then the City will add tennis courts, more bathrooms, and/or basketball courts to the contract later. The skate park will be finished in December.
The Council approved a change order enlarging the drainage pipes for the Fillmore Recycling Plant. The cost increase will be paid for by the two developers involved. The exact amount of the cost increase is not yet determined.
The Council discussed the deplorable state of the Shiells Park restrooms and is considering remedies.
At the August 26th City Council meeting, the policy of publicizing city employee salaries will be discussed. Jamey Brooks had commented earlier that he did not believe city salaries should be secret.
Fatal Traffic Collision on Highway 126
By Gazette Staff Writer — Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
Fillmore Patrol Deputies were dispatched to an injury collision in front of 1157 Ventura Street. The occupants were trapped in their 1987 Mazda pick-up truck that had collided with the rear end of a parked semi-truck trailer. The trailer was parked off the highway on the south side of the roadway. Initial investigation by Deputies and Fillmore Fire Department EMS determined the two occupants were severely injured.
Fire personnel took nearly an hour to extricate the occupants from the heavily damaged vehicle. Both occupants Candalario DelGado-Sanchez (approximately 20), and Rene Ayala (approximately 24) both from Oxnard, were transported to Ventura County Medical Center by AMR ambulance.
The passenger succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased at the hospital at 0627 hours. The driver sustained multiple injures and was admitted in the hospital Intensive Care Unit.
Due to the lack of witnesses, there were no immediate indications why the driver drifted off the roadway.
Investigation is continuing as to the cause of the collision and possible criminal charges filed against the driver.
Fatal Plane Crash in Piru
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Russell Watts, 55, of Pacoima was killed in a small plane crash at approximately 1:30pm on Wednesday July 2nd near 2200 Guiberson Road in Piru.
By Gazette Staff Writer — Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
Early reports indicate the plane was traveling westbound and crashed near the top of a 100 foot embankment.
Fire crews remained on scene to extinguish several small brush fires ignited by the wreckage.


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