The foxes are at the henhouse
Posted: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 6:00 am | Updated: 2:34 pm, Tue May 29, 2012.
Posted on May 30, 2012
At the May 23 Morrisville school board meeting action item No. 2 is set to be approved for a $10,000 payment to Vitetta, the architectural firm of record for Morrisville.
Anyone from Bristol Borough recognize this name? Morrisville Matter's campaign literature stressed that they were not in favor of building a new school. So why are they hiring an architect?
I guess it's really just semantics, isn't it?
Apparently if you decide to build several classrooms, a multipurpose room, and an arena for kindergarten art and music, it is not technically considered "a building." A cost of at least $15 million is being discussed to borrow as soon as the Morrisville Matter's school directors have control of their first budget next year in 2012/2013.
I predict construction will begin to expand Grandview Elementary School this summer.
Never mind that student enrollment has declined steadily and that only a fraction of the funds needed to maintain our school district come from any business or industry still solvent in our borough.
Reality is that almost all of the school tax revenue comes from homeowners who already pay the highest school tax rate in Bucks County.
I believe that these board members were elected with a smoke and mirrors campaign using IBEW union members walking door to door on Election Day. The wool has been pulled over your eyes and the foxes are now minding the hen house.
Best of luck to us all when we open our school tax bill the first of July 2013.
Marlys Mihok
Morrisville
50 comments:
wow, do you ever check your facts? do you ever get it right? do you ever do the right thing? Foxy lady needs to do a reality check and go visit the doc, she was looking quite psychotic on last board videos. good luck jane burger if she is what you got working for you, may want to do a reality check yourself cause 2013 is going to be a page turner of a year
Marlys Mihok - WACKO! Loves to hear her own name. She needs to have her meds checked.
Attention SOC people who claim to be reasonable - can you defend this pot stirring pathological liar? We'd love to hear it.
Diversion tactics! Her group has so much to worry about these days, with potential fines and jail time and losing their jobs that they are just lashing out whenever possible.
Who was her ghost writer? What a way to connect nonexistant dots.
Maybe the real issue is that Marlys & her friends ran things so poorly in both the school district and the borough that nobody wants them back again. Not to mention that when all is said and done they may all have even bigger problems and they know it. They have to try to sway the public to pay attention to non-issues in hopes of taking away from all of their sneaky wrong doings.
Mihok is lashing out now because her best buddy Hellmann is in the hot seat at the borough side of things.
But keep on bashing how the union helps the town to all of the blue collar workers who make up the majority of residents in Morrisville, Marlys. It makes you look really smart. FAIL!
If Marlys had actually done something to help the community by attending the annual canal cleanup last April, she could have confronted the IBEW members about this because there were about 40 of them there to help. Something that never happened in Jane Burger's time. Have to bash people who are trying to help a community because they put a light on people like you, Marlys, who do nothing but stop progress and complain.
Oh Marlys - same old song. Sounds like sour grapes to me.
Nice try Mrs. Mihok. Do you believe your own BS?, nobody else does anymore.
On Election Day, IBEW members walked around several Bucks County communities, (not just Morrisville)only as a public service, making sure people remembered to vote.
"Never mind that student enrollment has declined steadily and that only a fraction of the funds needed to maintain our school district come from any business or industry still solvent in our borough"
Wasn't it this year that they needed to add a kindergarten class because of all the enrollment?
Yes. In an evil upside down world, she deserves kudos for packing so many lies into such a short letter.
Q: What's the difference between Mihok and the Hindenburg?
A: One is a flaming gasbag; the other is a dirigible.
Mihok is one of the primary reasons I'm even involved in Morrisville school board "politics". I was never a political person by nature. I voted - that's about it.
I don't want power or control of anything. I have a day job. But when I saw her antics and the antics of some of her friends, it drove me into getting involved, as a counterweight to their pervasive lies, character assassination, and heavy handed scorched earth politics. I believe the Morrisville Matters board members independently came to the conclusions and got involved too.
SOC could have a lot more success if it could control the huge liability it has in Mihok. I'd love to be wrong, but I don't think anyone at SOC has the guts, ability, or inclination to do so.
Marlys should shut her trap, she has no skin in the game. She doesn't pay property taxes in this town.
Mihok:
"Reality is that almost all of the school tax revenue comes from homeowners who already pay the highest school tax rate in Bucks County."
Reality:
2011-12 School Tax Rates
Morrisville: 177.3 mills
Bristol Township: 188.31470 mills
Marlys needs to ask the Super. she helped hire what part of his ass the $15 million figure came from. He's the one who said it.
Marlys Mihok is neither Foxy nor a Lady.
Discuss amongst yourselves.
Coffee tawk!
Mihok:
"Never mind that student enrollment has declined steadily and that only a fraction of the funds needed to maintain our school district come from any business or industry still solvent in our borough"
Reality:
Enrollment 11/16/2005
PreK-5 = 400
6-12 = 495
TOTAL = 895
Enrollment 12/12/2007
PreK-5 = 441
6-12 = 476
TOTAL = 917
Enrollment 12/16/2009
PreK-5 = 465
6-12 = 421
TOTAL = 886
Enrollment 12/14/2011
PreK-5 = 510
6-12 = 401
TOTAL = 911
Change 2005-2011
PreK-5 = +110
6-12 = -94
TOTAL = +16
Overall enrollment has been relatively steady, but where the enrollment is has changed. PreK-5 enrollment is up, 6-12 enrollment is down.
Oh, and Mihok lies like a rug.
'I predict construction will begin to expand Grandview Elementary School this summer.'
Marly-poo, if your prediction proves wrong, will you admit you're a pathological liar, or will you just lie about that too, you lying liar?
Minutes of the Board of School Directors
Special Meeting July 15, 2008
Mrs. Heater; Mr. Hellmann; Mr. Farrell; Mrs. Reithmeyer; Mr. Radosti, Mr. Buckman; Mrs. Worob and MRS. MIHOK. Mr. Kemp was not in attendance.
ACTION ITEMS
1. Approval, Engineering Services for New Boilers
1.1. The Board approved a motion to accept and approve VITETTA to provide engineering services for the installation of new boilers in the Middle/High school, new outdoor reset controls and mixing valves for the middle/high school and Grandview elementary school and for the installation of two new burners for the rear burners at Grandview elementary school in accordance with their letter proposal dated July 9, 2008.
MOVED BY HELLMANN, SECONDED BY MR. RADOSTI; PASSED BY A ROLL CALL VOTE OF 7 AYES; 1 NAY. MEMBER VOTING NAY WAS MRS. REITHMEYER.
Minutes of the Board of School Directors
Special Meeting July 15, 2008
1.2. The Board approved a motion to request VITETTA to assess the M. R. Reiter school
building for the boiler/heater system and to get back to the board with their findings.
Moved by Mrs. Worob; seconded by Mr. Buckman; passed by a unanimous roll call vote of
8 ayes.
Minutes of the Board of School Directors August 27, 2008
Mr. William Hellmann, President, called the meeting to order at 7:38 pm with the following members present on roll call:
Mr. Radosti; Mrs. Mihok; Mrs. Reithmeyer; Mr. Kemp; Mr. Hellmann; Mrs. Worob; Mrs. Heater; Mr. Buckman and Mr. Farrell.
To more clearly define item 10.1.a to 10.1.f. the following motion was made.
The Board approved a motion for VITTETTA Engineering Firm to prepare the specs for items in 10.1.a to 10.1.f shown above.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Farrell; passed by a voice vote of 8 ayes; 1 nay. Member voting nay was Mrs. Reithmeyer.
10.2 Approval, Vittetta Engineering Firm Inspection
The Board approved a motion to approve VITTETTA Engineering Firm to conduct an inspection of the HVAC, plumbing, electrical and windows to determine if they should be repaired, replaced or left as is in the M. R. Reiter School building and the Grandview building.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mrs. Worob; passed by a voice vote of 9 ayes.
Minutes of the Board of School Directors
October 22, 2008
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS:
Contracts approved by the Board are available for viewing in the Business Office.
ACTION ITEMS:
5.1.a. Award of Electrical Bid This item was deleted from the agenda.
5.2. Approval, Agreements with Vitetta -- Upgrades at the Middle/Senior High School.
Mr. Hellmann amended this motion as noted.
5.2.a. The Board approved a motion to approve the October 3, 2008 (revised) proposal from Vitetta pertaining to infrastructure upgrades at the Middle/Senior High School.
Scope A ............................................................... fixed fee of $220,950
Less scope of services #4 if board rejects the bid.
Reimbursable expenses ........................................ cost as outlined in agreement
Additional services............................................... cost as outlined in agreement
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mrs. Mihok; passed by a voice vote of 6 ayes; 1 nay.
Member voting no was Mrs. Reithmeyer.
Mr. Hellmann advised that the $220,950 is for engineering fees. It is not the cost of construction, strictly engineering fees to go out for spec work. Mr. Lastichen advised that this proposal is to replace classroom unit heating ventilators; isolate valves to units; install DDC automatic control system; repair flexible duct connection; investigate and estimate tinted reflecting film for windows.
Based on very preliminary estimate it is anticipated the construction budget for this work will be in the $2.5 million range.
Mr. Hellmann amended this motion as noted.
5.2.b. The Board approved a motion to approve the October 13 2008 Agreement with Vitetta pertaining to HVAC Upgrades at the Middle/Senior High School
Scope B
Piping Replacement ............................................................$54,000
Work Associated with Piping Replacement ........................$54,000
Less scope of services #4 if board rejects the bid.
Reimbursable expenses ........................................ cost as outlined in agreement
Additional services............................................... cost as outlined in agreement
Mrs. Mihok advised that the lines are 50+ years old. Mr. Hellmann advised that the estimated cost for the replacement alone could be $675,000. Mr. Lastichen outlined work covered under this proposal: install expansion tanks for boilers; replace H&V units; replace air handler; replace split system air conditioning units; replace heat pump unit; replace hot water heaters. This proposal is for the specs only.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Radosti; passed by a voice vote of 6 ayes; 1 nay. Member voting nay was Mrs. Reithmeyer. Mrs. Reithmeyer explained that her vote against these motions is because she does not feel it is in the best interest of the taxpayers of this district for this board to move forward without a plan. Additionally, by foregoing feasibility studies our district will not get any money from the state for any of these projects. So while wealthier school districts around us are reaping the benefits of our state tax dollars we are intentionally removing the possibility of any reimbursement by not getting a feasibility study done and
following the plan outlined by the state.
5.3. Approval, Agreement with Vitetta – Grandview and Reiter Elementary Schools
The Board approved a motion to approve the October 13, 2008 (2nd revision) proposal from Vitetta related to Grandview and M.R.Reiter Elementary Schools.
Survey, data entry, report prep and presentation of the findings ........................ $12,400
Reimbursable expenses................... cost as outlined in agreement (estimated at $3,500)
Fees for additional consultants, if needed...............................as outlined in agreement
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Radosti; passed by a voice vote of 6 ayes; 1 nay. Member voting nay was Mrs. Reithmeyer.
Minutes of the Board of School Directors November 19, 2008
In attendance: Mr. Radosti; Mrs. Mihok; Mrs. Reithmeyer; Mr. Kemp; Mr. Hellmann; Mr. Buckman; Mrs. Worob; Mrs. Heater and Mr. Farrell.
4.3. Appointment of Owner’s Representation for Construction Work
The Board PRESENTED a motion to appoint Angelo Rago as owner’s representation for the construction work specified by Vitetta. Compensation will be $110/hour (estimated at $4,800/month).
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Buckman.
After conferring with Mr. DeAngelo and Mr. Lastichen, Dr. Yonson asked the board if we need an owner’s rep because of the size of the project and in an effort to save the district money. Mr. Hellmann would like to have a second set of eyes on the project. He stated that after just looking at the contract Mr. Rago has saved us a potential $60,000.
Mr. Fitzpatrick advised that Mr. Rago would provide construction oversight to ensure that what is in the bid specifications actually ends up in the building.
The Board discussed the inclusion of the electrical work in this proposed contract. It was decided that this motion would be amended to include the electrical work.
The Board approved a motion to AMEND this motion so that Mr. Rago has a second set of eyes on the electrical work. Also to appoint Angelo Rago as owner’s representation for the construction work specified by Vitetta. Compensation will be $110/hour (estimated at $4,800/month).
Motion to amend moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Buckman; passed by a voice vote of 7 ayes; 2 nays; Members voting nay were Mr. Kemp and Mrs. Reithmeyer.
Minutes of the Meeting of Board of School Directors January 28, 2009
In attendance: Mrs. Mihok; Mrs. Reithmeyer; Mr. Kemp; Mr. Hellmann; Mr. Buckman (arrived a few minutes late); Mrs. Worob; Mrs. Heater, Mrs. Worob, and Mr. Farrell.
Absent: Mr. Kemp
5.1. Approval, Vitetta Architect to Proceed with Bid Specifications for High School Renovations
The Board approved a motion to approve Vitetta Architect to proceed with the bid specification documents for the renovation to the Morrisville High School. The bid documents include but are not limited to the replacement of the HVAC systems and windows.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann, seconded by Mr. Radosti; passed by a unanimous voice vote of 8 ayes.
Lastichen reported he has not seen this report although it will be on the boilers, ventilators, air handlers and windows.
5.2 Approval, Vitetta Architect to Provide Engineering Services for Renovations to Grandview Elementary School
The Board approved a motion to approve Vitetta Architect to proceed with the engineering services for the renovations to Grandview Elementary School.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann, seconded by Mrs. Mihok; passed by a unanimous voice vote of 8 ayes. This pertains to the work as listed on our website.
Minutes ofthe Meeting of Board of School Directors
February 25, 2009
In attendance: Mrs. Mihok; Mr. Kemp; Mr. Hellmann; Mr. Buckman; Mr. Radosti; Mrs. Heater, Mrs. Worob, and Mr. Farrell.
Absent: Mrs. Reithmeyer
ACTION ITEMS:
5.1. Approval, Proposal from Vitetta Architects for the Infrastructure Upgrades to
Grandview Elementary School
The Board approved a motion to approve the proposal from Vitetta Architects for the
infrastructure upgrades to Grandview Elementary School. The total cost is not to exceed
$165,000.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Buckman; passed by a unanimous voice vote of
8 ayes.
The Board would like to see the boilers at Grandview replaced ASAP. Mr. Kemp is
concerned that this does not solve the population problems at Grandview. Ms. Ruffing explained
several of the space adjustments that have been made at Grandview. Mr. Buckman noted that the
inside of the modulars are very nice. Mrs. Worob stated that the new school would have been
10,000 sq. ft. less than what we have now.
5.2. Approval, Proposal from Vitetta Architects for "Architect of Record"
The Board approved a motion to approve the proposal from Vitetta Architects making them "Architect of Record" for the Morrisville School District. The hourly billing rates are included in their proposal.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mrs. Mihok; passed by a unanimous voice vote of 8 ayes.
Call me crazy, but I'm starting to get the distinct impression that Marlys Mihok actually might have had something to do with hiring Vitetta, including hiring them to be the Morrisville School District's Architect of Record. It also appears she had something to do with hiring Angelo Rago too.
Minutes of the Meeting of Board of School Directors
Special Meeting January 20, 2010
In attendance: Mrs. Mihok; Mrs. Worob; Mrs. Heater; Messrs. Hellmann; Buckman;
DeWilde; and Radosti.
Absent: Mrs. Reithmeyer and Mr. Stout.
VITETTA ARCHITECTURAL FIRM – Mr. Anthony DePaulo representing Vitetta gave a brief overview of the work in progress on the windows at Grandview Elementary and the HVAC work which is also slated for Grandview during the summer.
PUBLIC SESSION
Mr. Jon Perry, Fairview Ave. – Timeline for bids; heating issues at HS.
ACTION ITEM:
1. Approval, Vitetta Architect Bid
The Board approved a motion to approve Vitetta Architect to bid the Grandview
elementary HVAC renovation project.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Buckman; passed by a unanimous voice vote of 7 ayes.
Minutes of the Meeting of Board of School Directors
March 23, 2011 Business Meeting
In attendance: Messrs. Buckman, DeWilde, Hellmann, Radosti, Worob and Stout, and Mrs. Mihok.
Addition to this evening’s agenda – Vitetta
Mr. Damon Miller asked for an explanation on this issue. Mr. Hellmann advised that based on past services rendered the Board has decided to pay Vitetta based on the contingency that the District is given an estimate on finishing the job.
Vitetta
The Board approved a motion to approve payment to Vitetta Engineering firm in an
amount not to exceed $80,000 for past services rendered provided that the District receives an appropriate release, what additional services need to be rendered, and a satisfactory estimate of what any additional services will cost.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Worob; passed by a unanimous voice vote of 7 ayes.
Minutes of the Meeting of Board of School Directors
May 25, 2011 Business Meeting
In attendance: Messrs. Buckman, DeWilde, Hellmann, Radosti, Worob and Stout, and Mrs. Ruthrauff, Mrs. Mihok and Mrs. Heater.
Absent: All Members present
6.4. Approval, Closing M.R. Reiter and Maintaining Current Grade Configuration
The Board approved a motion to approve the permanent closing of M.R. Reiter
Elementary School and maintaining the current grade configurations in the District.
Moved by Mr. Hellmann; seconded by Mr. Worob; passed by a voice vote of 8 ayes; 1 nay (Mrs. Heater).
Mr. Ferrara advised that this motion is presented because enrollment has declined and the District has been able to offer the same efficiency of education in the modular classrooms.
Mr. DeAngelo stated that even though the building has been cleaned, he does not feel comfortable putting our students back in the building.
ADDITIONALLY, MRS. MIHOK REMINDED THAT VITETTA HAD DONE A SURVEY OF THE BUILDING AND RECOMMENDED A $4,000,000 EXPENSE FOR THE BUILDING, EXCLUDING THE HVAC SYSTEM.
Mrs. Heater disagreed with these statements.
Mr. Hellmann solicited suggestions from the community on what to do with the property.
http://www.mv.org/board_education.cfm?subpage=1434508
Dear Board,
A bunch of the links here to 2011-12 meeting mins. don't work. Examples:
7/20/11 bus. mtg.
8/24/11 bus. mtg.
9/28/11 bus. mtg.
Also, several of the mins. don’t have the portion with the enrollment figues. Examples:
3/28/12 bus. mtg.
4/25/12 bus. mtg.
5/23/12 bus. mtg.
Please address this - it may become important in the future to, say, document when someone is lying their buttocks off about architects, enrollment, and other topics.
Michael G Fitzpatrick
United States House of Representatives (Congress)
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PAT WANDLING, Speak Your Piece
The rabid foaming foxes have been in the henhouse the whole time. They ate the hens and all the eggs, and they're trying to blame it on people who have the temerity to oppose them and defeat them at the ballot box.
After reading all of great info provided above, I found that I had to read what Mihok wrote.....again. So much of it annoys me for so many reasons it is hard to pick just one thing.
Maybe she thought this looked good on paper but really? Is this all she has?
"Morrisville Matter's campaign literature stressed that they were not in favor of building a new school. So why are they hiring an architect? I guess it's really just semantics, isn't it?
Apparently if you decide to build several classrooms, a multipurpose room, and an arena for kindergarten art and music, it is not technically considered "a building."
Anyone ever put an addition on their house? There is a big difference between building an addition and building a house. I'm sure her buddies Stoudt & Worob know this.
I learned long ago not to try to make sense of what this woman and her friends spew out.
Not to put too fine a point on Mihok’s tangled web of lies, but nobody "decided" to do or build anything at Grandview. I was at the same meeting Mihok attended, which she mined for the raw materials to fabricate her line of “thought”. It didn’t go down that way. If they have enough integrity, even her staunch and/or loose political allies will admit it.
The ultimate irony is that VITETTA, the company Mihok repeatedly voted to hire, as I posted above, made the drawing of the Grandview addition she refers to. Vitetta made the drawing in November 2009, when Mihok was on the board. So, actually she and her SOC cohorts authorized Vitetta to draw up plans for an addition to Grandview.
If you take Mihok’s word for anything, you’re being bamboozled.
The best defense is a good offense.
But what if your offense sucks?
I suppose she really expected the trailers to be permanent? I mean, they really look fabulous and all, but was that part of the 6-point the plan?
The 6-point plan that didn't exist?
If a 6-point plan that doesn't exist ...
... doesn't exist in the woods ...
... will Marlys lie about that too?
But seriously folks, correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that the rationale for removing the trailers this year is primarily:
1. They're NOT a long-term solution;
2. Insurance will pay - this year only - for about $65k of the $85k contractual removal cost;
3. Continued rental costs $76k per year.
We (collectively, the community, the School Board, etc.) can debate the wisdom of that. We also have to find something like 6-8 classrooms to make up for the loss of the trailers. That's why various options are being discussed, in public, such as moving 3rd grade into the High School building, or re-opening the Manor Park School.
We (again, the collective we) can’t just look at the short-term; we also have to look at long-term solutions. Other options need to be developed and considered. One of these options might even be, God forbid, adding onto Grandview. Hell, even the Uber-Majority SOC Board looked into it - in November 2009, they had the architect they hired, Vitetta, do a drawing of an additon onto Grandview.
I implore more people with normal brains and good ideas to get involved. Otherwise, people like Marlys Mihok concoct delusional tales and get their non-fact checked letters published in the paper, while various SOC School Board members appease, condone, support, or remain silent in the face of her destructive behaviors, with very few people looking over their shoulders.
Peter,
Thanks for stopping by! How are you? We need your calm wisdom in the face of ... well, I'd be lying if I didn't say lying.
"Hell, even the Uber-Majority SOC Board looked into it - in November 2009, they had the architect they hired, Vitetta, do a drawing of an additon onto Grandview."
True, but this was smoke and mirrors, in my opinion. I don't think they ever seriously considered it but rather, they did it to make it *appear* as though they were considering every option. They weren't.
But, as Dennis Miller used to say, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong.
(Thanks Jon. I've been out here lurking but couldn't let this one pass. It's deja vu all over again.)
I can't understand why they let him go...
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"Apparently if you decide to build several classrooms, a multipurpose room, and an arena for kindergarten art and music, it is not technically considered "a building."
An arena for kindergarten art and music? That's a pretty detailed fantasy/lie Mihok's got going on there.
Providing too much detail indicates that the person is trying to “SELL THE LIE”, so that others will accept it as the truth.
Not to pile on the thorough and justified discrediting of Mar-less, but Morrisville Matters is 4 out of the 9 board members.
That's 44%, not a majority. They're not sheep, and they don't all vote the same way. Shocking isn't it?
Morrisville Matters can't 'decide' or do anything on their own. Even fake things that Mar-less makes up.
MV Watcher posted at 9:31 am on Sat, Jun 2, 2012.
Posts: 26
Mrs. Mihok has been a sad part of Morrisville politics for thirty years. The condition of the boro today is a monument to how she and her friends have stifled a vibrant community. She has been ranting about so many hidden conspiracies and imaginary boogeymen that you imagine her hiding on the grassy knoll as JFK drives by.
The empty M.R. Reiter Elementary school exists because she voted to not do the repairs and maintenance that were needed. When the heater exploded, the whole building was contaminated. The high school now starts at grade four. She campaigned against a new K-12 building yet seems determined to shoehorn all the Morrisville students into a 60 year old K-12 building.
Won't HS start at 3rd grade next year? And possibly way lower! With an increase in enrollment district wide, why have/are so many teaching positions being eliminated? Aides let go? Custodians too? Yet Administration costs go up?
In an e-mail written to the rest of the board fewer than 24 hours after the boiler blew, board President Bill Hellmann indicated a shuttered M.R. Reiter is just what he’d hoped for. The emphasis is all his.
“If we close both elementary schools and put everybody in the high school, we will save a FORTUNE in operating costs. EVERY YEAR. The pro new-schoolers wanted a K-12 school. Well here it is.
I would call her a horses ass but i don't want to insult horses
I don't want to insult asses either.
Bill Farrell's son clocks in 1 week later, buying the lies hook, lie, and stinker.
pajmf1 posted at 8:43 am on Thu, Jun 7, 2012.
Posts: 91 Like the old saying goes, "Be careful what you wish for..."
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