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River Hills residents shocked by $11,000 assessment for new sewer pump lift station
Twenty River Hills homeowners are faced with a $11,404 special assessment for a new sewer pump lift station serving the Greenbrook Manor subdivision.
River Hills residents shocked by $11,000 assessment for new sewer pump lift station Twenty River Hills homeowners are faced with a $11,404 special assessment for a new sewer pump lift station serving the Greenbrook Manor subdivision. Check out this story on jsonline.com: https://www.jsonline.com/story/communities/northshore/news/river-hills/2018/10/19/river-hills-residents-fight-11-k-assessment-sewer-pump-lift-station/1681499002/
Jeff Rumage, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 4:45 p.m. CT Oct. 19, 2018
The village of River Hills plans to replace this sewer pump lift station for $228,080. Each of the 20 homes served by the lift station will be billed $11,404 to pay for its replacement.(Photo: Jeff Rumage/Now News Group)Buy Photo
RIVER HILLS - Twenty homeowners may have been shocked when they received letters in the mail informing them they would each be billed $11,404 for a new sewer pump lift station serving their subdivision.
The lift station is in the middle of the Greenbrook Manor subdivision, which is just north of Brown Deer Road, at the corner of Manor Lane and Lodgewood Court.
The property was once home to the U.S. Army's Nike missile site. The U.S. Army closed the missile station in 1971. Two years later, River Hills purchased the 40-acre property from the federal government for $59,000, according to the book, "River Hills: As it is and as it once was."
To provide sewer service to the future Greenbrook Manor subdivision, the village board decided in 1980 to assess the owners of the 30 lots for the installation of the sanitary sewer system and lift station, which cost $125,239.
The village was assessed $80,256 for the 19 lots it owned. The YMCA was assessed $25,344 for its six lots. Nicholas Ehr was assessed $15,785 for his four lots. Ignatius Glorioso was assessed $3,854 for his single lot.
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The lift station is necessary to transport sewage uphill to the public sewer line on Manor Lane. Because the lift station needs replacement after nearly 40 years of operation, the village has borrowed $228,080 to replace it.
The replacement cost includes $183,000 for the lift station, $81,000 for engineering fees and $4,000 for village attorney fees.
Splitting that bill among the 20 homes, the village's special assessment would require each resident to pay $11,404. For residents who pay on a 10-year payment plan with a 6-percent interest rate, the total payment amounts to $15,167.
Residents were shocked to receive that assessment in the mail.
Lodgewood Court resident Jane Schmerling said she was not informed of any pending special assessment when she purchased the lot from the village in 1988.
"I was totally taken aback," she said.
Lodgewood Court resident Rosalie Gellman also thought the proposed assessment was unfair.
"The village took the Nike station, put in whatever sewage (system) they thought was appropriate, and they sold the lots to us," she said. "I think it was reasonable for us to assume that the sewage (system) was part of what the village provides, and that we pay our share, the same as everybody pays their share."
The village has legal authority under state statues to impose special assessments for improvements that benefit specific properties. The village maintains the residents should be assessed for the lift tower, because it serves only 20 residents.
Trustee Willard Walker said he sympathizes with the affected residents, but said it would not be fair to other taxpayers in the village to pay for the lift station.
"Which is more fair," he asked. "To assess the people whose property benefits from it? Or make people pay for it when they derive no benefit?"
Several homeowners felt the village board would be moving too fast in approving the special assessment so soon after hearing comments from the public. In a 4-2 vote, the village board agreed to postpone its decision until the next meeting on Nov. 14.
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Mwadi Mabika, née le  à Kinshasa, en République démocratique du Congo, est une ancienne joueuse congolaise de basket-ball. Elle évoluait au poste d'arrière.

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  Championne d'Afrique 1994
  Médaille d'argent aux Jeux africains de 2003

Distinctions personnelles
 MVP du  Championnat d'Afrique féminin de basket-ball 1994
 Sélection WNBA pour de la rencontre The Game at Radio City en 2004
 Meilleur cinq de la WNBA (2002)

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Joueuse congolaise (RDC) de basket-ball
Naissance en juillet 1976
Naissance à Kinshasa
Joueuse des Sparks de Los Angeles
Joueuse des Comets de Houston
Joueuse de basket-ball aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1996

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Pressure mounts on top members of Bulgaria's judiciary to step down
Written by The Sofia Globe staff on December 11, 2014 in Bulgaria - Comments Off on Pressure mounts on top members of Bulgaria's judiciary to step down
Twenty-five judges added their voices on December 11 to the demand issued by 15 judges a day before for the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) to dismiss the leadership of Sofia City Court – while the same day in Parliament, a governing coalition partner called for all-party support for a demand for the SJC itself to resign.
The calls came amid growing controversy over the system for distributing among judges cases of significant public interest, with allegations of manipulation of the system.
Last week, French ambassador Xavier Lapeyre de Cabanes, in a television interview, cast doubt on the workings of the system, highlighting the handling of a case involving bankruptcy proceedings against Bulgarian subsidiaries of a French company. The ambassador spoke of "rotten apples" in the judicial system in Bulgaria.
On December 10, in a letter to the SJC, 15 Sofia City Court judges asked the council to dismiss court president Vladimira Yaneva and Bogdana Zhelyavska and Petya Kruncheva, saying that they had no confidence in the court's leadership and that the court's reputation was at risk of irreparable harm.
Judge Roumyana Chenalova, who presided in the case of the subsidiaries of the French company, is under investigation by the ethics committee of the SJC. Chenalova denies wrongdoing.
On December 6, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov and Justice Minister Hristo Ivanov made a public appeal to the SJC to take urgent and transparent action to dispel all about the reliability of the system for distributing cases to judges.
In a joint statement, Borissov and Ivanov said, "the executive authority is obliged to take a political decision whether to propose amendments to the acting legislation, in order for real independence of the judicial power to be assured, along with fair justice.
"At the same time the legislative authority has to judge its responsibility for the actual state of the management of the judicial authority, because it selects half of the members of the Supreme Judicial Council and can hold them responsible.
"The case shows a long-year refusal of all authorities to solve urgent issues with the systems of justice and has a serious impact on the country's investment climate, on our relations with major international partners and also – on public expectations and the reaction of strong civic discontent and mistrust towards the judiciary. It all reflects on our dialogue with the EC and the EU member-states within the monitoring mechanism in the area of justice and home affairs," Borissov and Ivanov said.
On December 11, the call from the Sofia City Court judges was joined by 25 Sofia District Court judges, who – in a letter made available to the media – said that the authority of ordinary magistrates could be protected only through efficient control and immediate action against excesses and neglect of problems that had arisen in the running of the judicial system.
Making direct reference to the most recent case of alleged shortcomings in the running of the case distribution system, the letter said that the reaction of various institutions had shown that "we are facing not an isolated event but a systemic problem".
The judges said that the problem was a consequence of the inaction of the SJC. They demanded a thorough review of the management of the Sofia City Court.
The SJC said on December 11 that it had started an investigation into the Sofia City Court management and had called court president Yaneva to a hearing on December 17.
In the National Assembly on December 11, Radan Kanev, co-leader of the parliamentary group of the Reformist Bloc, minority partner in the centre-right coalition cabinet, called on all other parties in Parliament to support a call for the resignation of the entire SJC.
Kanev called especially for the resignation of the members of the SJC appointed from the quota allocated to Parliament.
Should be appeal not be heeded, "we should take the necessary actions with the consequent legal consequences," Kanev said.
A Reformist Bloc statement read out by Kanev noted the demand a day earlier by the judges at the Sofia City Court, which the statement described as the largest court in Bulgaria with the largest workload and the most responsibilities.
The statement noted that the call had been for the dismissal of judges whose names were most frequently mentioned in public in connection with the problem of distribution of cases to judges.
In the letter, the judges had directly alleged "the presence of vicious practices and processes, which have become a byword for the judicial system," the Reformist Bloc declaration in Parliament said.
On December 10, US charge d'affaires in Sofia Bruce Berton told an International Anti-Corruption Day event that "Unfortunately in Bulgaria I fear it (corruption) has reached a crisis level that affects each and every one of us in some way. What is needed next is the political will, not to mention professional capacity, to make these initiatives and reforms happen."
A corruption evaluation report by the Centre for the Study of Democracy, released on December 11, said that in 2014, corruption deals had reached a 15-year high.
Most businesses did not trust public institutions and did not believe that they would receive fair treatment in court, and instead relied on corruption to solve problems.
Increasing administrative and political corruption in 2014 took place against the background of an ongoing inability by the Supreme Judicial Council to face to the challenge to ensure that the prosecution authorities and the courts will tackle successfully corruption and state capture.
The structure of the judicial system still does not ensure a fast, fair and transparent enforcement of laws, according to the report's findings, as quoted by BTA.
Bulgaria, along with Romania, has been subject to a Co-operation and Verification Mechanism since joining the European Union in 2007, a mechanism intended to bring the two countries up to the bloc's standards in law enforcement and the judiciary.
There have been several public indications, including from Bulgaria's deputy prime minister in charge of European affairs Meglena Kouneva, that the next scheduled CVM report on Bulgaria should be expected to be extremely critical.
(Photo: Jason Morrison/sxc.hu)
Head of Bulgaria's anti-corruption body submits resignation – reports
Bulgaria's SJC elects Galina Zaharova to head high court
Bulgarian President Radev appoints Stoilov to Constitutional Court, names new Justice Minister
MEPs: 'Too much impunity for corruption' in Bulgaria

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We went to the park to try out kite #4, but we didn't get any pictures of it before the batteries in the camera died. We did get some good pictures of Sean though.
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We've been trying to keep this quiet, but somebody leaked the photos from Sean's drunk-tricycling arrest back in June. Oh, the shame!
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This image was taken by the Mars robotic rover Opportunity. It was taken two miles south of Endurance Crater, at a site named Rub al Khali. This image is actually nearly 100 individual images stiched together to create a 360 panorama. The coolest part about this image is that you can see the rover's tracks receding off into the distance in the center of the frame.
In other Mars news, I may get the opportunity to do some work on an instrument that will be on an upcoming Mars rover. How cool is that?! I'll keep you posted.
I just finished making these building blocks. They are made from Northeastern Hard Maple, and are colored with water-based dyes, and finished with a water-based finish - so they are totally kid-safe. I made matching sets for Sean and Ryan. I hope they like them!
Here's my third attempt at building a kite stable enough to loft a camera rig. I think this one is a winner. It practically leapt out of my hand when I launched it, and it rose quickly and smoothly. This one seems really stable. I'll have to start building my camera rig soon. I've also got plans to build a few more kites - they are turning out to be really fun to build! Once again, Sean was a little cutie. Look at him sitting up! He's growing up so quick!
We took these photos today, during our normal dinner-time routine. Sean is working on feeding himself by grabbing food between his thumb and index finger - this is called a 'pincer grasp'. He's just starting to do it, but he sucessfully fed himself a few pieces of puffed rice. Gotta start somewhere! He's also doing really well getting up to his hands and knees on his own. He can't exactly go anywhere yet, but it's oh-so-cute!
Enjoy the second installment of "Scenes from Space"!
This image was taken by Hubble in June of this year, when Mars was ~43 million miles from Earth — the closest it's been since 1988. Speaking of Mars being close to the Earth - there is a rumor going around about Mars. There has been an email circulating that on August 27th, 2005, Mars will be so close to the Earth that it will be as big in the sky as the full moon. This is just ridiculous! While Mars will be closer than it has been in a LONG time, The actual difference distance is only about 1%. So Mars will look about 1% bigger in the sky than on a normal approach. If Mars were to actually be close enough to look as big as the full moon, its gravity would throw earth out of its normal orbit and raise huge, terrible tides. So be sure to check out Mars this fall, but don't buy into this hoax!
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Deep Impact – My Brush with Fame!
Hopefully, everyone has heard of Deep Impact - the NASA spacecraft that crashed (intentionally) into comet Tempel 1 on July 4, 2005. If not, here's a link to the Deep Impact Mission home page. The idea was to smash a spacecraft into a comet, and have another spacecraft watch this up close and see what happens. Conceivably, This would tell us a lot about what comets are made of. If they are pretty solid, the impacting spacecraft should make a pretty small, unexciting crater. If comets are loose aggregations of dust and ice, the impactor might plunge straight into the comet's nucleus without a trace. But if comets are something in between - as most scientists suspect - we should get a pretty exciting explosion, and a nice-sized crater.
What you probably didn't know about Deep Impact is that I did a little work on that project. In fact, I had somewhere on the order of a dozen lines of code on both the impactor and the fly-by portion of the mission. While my involvement was pretty minor, I'm still really proud to have been a part of the Deep Impact team, and this is the first time in my professional life that I can tell just about anybody what I do for work, and they have heard of the project. Awesome!
Below are a couple of pictures of the certificate of appreciation I received for participating in the mission. Way cool!
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The chuck and clamping head is designed to permit the barstock, that will become the barrel of a gun, to be fed through the center.
The new workholding equipment includes gripping, extracting and clamping. The collet provides sufficient rigidity to eliminate chatter. The collet chuck and clamping head met the precision standard, even on the older lathe.
Keeping up with the latest and best processes is important for any shop, even one that produces a product that has been manufactured since the Industrial Revolution. CMMG (Fayette, Missouri), a faith-based manufacturer of AR-15 rifles, 22LR AR-15 conversion kits, and accessories, recently implemented a new high precision workholding system to stay on top of part quality and improve production capability.
CMMG's line handles nine different calibers of ammunition in multiple barrel variations from 4.5 to 24 inches in length, using 416 stainless and 4140 stainless chrome moly.
Originally based on the M16 military rifle, the AR-15 that CMMG manufactures has morphed into multiple configurations and is popular among hunters, marksmen and law enforcement, and is used in defense applications around the globe. In the 12 years since it was founded, CMMG has expanded its product lines, from the Mk47 K, 7.62 × 39-mm SBN pistol to the Mk4 V2, 5.56-mm rifle. It has also added to its full line of parts and ancillary equipment such as magazines, stock kits, muzzle devices and upper and lower receiver parts. To attest its reputation, the company recently received the NRA Golden Bullseye Award, when its Mk47 Mutant was recognized as the Tactical Gun of the Year.
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THE Jan Ekta Jan Adhikar Andolan, a national platform of mass, class and social organisations, movements and progressive individuals, organised marches across the country on October 30 to defend the democratic fabric of the country and for the rights of the people.
The nationwide protest, 'Jan Ekta Mashaal' (Torchlight of People's Unity), was in support of the growing struggles of different sections of the people against the neo-liberal imperialist economic policies of globalisation, liberalisation and privatisation and the communal, divisive politics of hate and violence.
THE All India Kisan Sabha, in a statement issued on October 25, has expressed shock at the incident of a family of four immolating themselves outside the Tirunelveli Collectorate in Tamil Nadu due to the harassment of loan sharks and total insensitivity of the authorities to their request for redressal of the problem. Isakimuthu, a daily wage labourer along with his wife and two kids immolated themselves on October 23, 2017. AIKS demands strong deterrent action against the moneylenders and the erring authorities.
THE 34th all India conference of All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) was held at Hisar, Haryana from October 3-6, 2017. Hisar was earlier host to the 27th all India conference in 1992, only a year after the Congress government led by PV Narasimha Rao started implementing the policies of liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation. That conference had made a correct evaluation of these policies and pointed out that they would be detrimental to interests of the peasantry when many were claiming they would be beneficial to the peasantry.
THE 34th Conference of the All India Kisan Sabha began in Hisar with a massive Kisan-Mazdoor (peasant-worker) rally. Thousands of farmers and workers from all over the state gathered at the Old Government College Grounds in Hisar, where the public meeting was held.
THE All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) is gearing up for its 34th Conference, after a long, eventful four years of struggle and advances. It will be held in Hisar, Haryana, from October 3-6. A public meeting on the first day at Old College Ground will be addressed by Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar. A total of 758 delegates from 25 states will attend the conference. Two delegates from UIS, the international farmers' organisation, will also be present.
SERIOUS flood situation has disrupted life in many states in northern and eastern India especially Bihar, West Bengal, Assam, and eastern Uttar Pradesh. The north eastern states like Tripura, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh also are affected and deaths and loss of crops reported.
THOUSANDS of peasants and farmers across the country holding the red flags of AIKS protested in over 150 districts at the call of the Bhoomi Adhikar Andolan to hold rallies/sit-in/jail bharo on August 9, on the seven main demands of farmers. Hundreds of peasants were detained in few places. In Rajasthan, this protest was held in 15 districts. In Haryana, there was protest at Rohtak commissioner's office. In Himachal Pradesh, there was a central protest in Shimla in which thousands of peasants participated.
THE All India Kisan Sabha held its kisan council meeting in Thiruvananthapuram on Aug 1-2. It has called upon the peasantry to be prepared for countrywide united struggle to achieve its two main demands of remunerative prices at 50 per cent above the cost of production for all crops with procurement centres and comprehensive loan waiver including private credit, to stop mounting peasant suicides.
THE peasantry in Rajasthan faces very difficult conditions not only due to the climate which swings from -3 degree centigrade to +50 degree centigrade but also because two thirds of the state is not irrigated. On top of this, the policies of the centre and the state have made the condition of the peasantry much worse. The government is not buying crops at the minimum support price.
THE All India Kisan Sabha activists holding red flags, along with farmers from across the country, participated in the Kisan Mukti Sansad at Jantar-Mantar in New Delhi on July 18. The Kisan Mukti Sansad was the culmination of the first phase of the Kisan Mukti Yatra which began on July 6 from Mandsaur in Madhya Pradesh where six farmers were killed in police firing onJune 6, 2017.


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