Archive for November 4th, 2006
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The County today mailed me an information card on Proposition #1. It’s nice to know that 3 days before elections that they came to the realization that it just might be good to disseminate some information. The card, itself, has a very brief explanation. There is a web address for a more in depth look at the Proposition.

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Eliot Spitzer’s campaign manager, Ryan Toohey, was arrested for DWI after crashing his Volvo, October 22, on the I-190.
Toohey’s father, Timothy Toohey, was arrested for DWI while on the way to to pick up his son from the State Trooper’s station.
Timothy Toohey, a lawyer active for decades in Niagara County politics, was sentenced in July to a year in federal prison. He pleaded guilty to a felony count of filing a false tax return, admitting to underreporting his income by $1 million.
Toohey is suspended from practicing law because of his tax conviction. He has been allowed to remain free without bail while waiting for a federal prison assignment, court officials said.
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Even good things are subject to the “law of unintended consequences.” The removal of the tolls this past week on the I-190 has led to increased traffic and slowdowns for commuters.
Traffic jams at those sites continue. And although the increased volume has eased, both locations now have so much traffic that they are “near capacity,” said Thruway spokesman Patrick Noonan.
The Thruway Authority is no in the process of evaluating the shifting traffic patterns. I would think that the physical removal of the toll booths, combined with 2 lanes of traffic that doesn’t have to slow down, would alleviate most of the problem.
I’ve been playing around with starting a second blog dedicated solely to digital slr cameras and digital photography. Below is an excerpt from the first post:
About a year and half ago I started exploring the world of digital photography. I started out with a “point & shoot” 3.2 megapixel camera but soon wanted more control and flexibility over my shots. That led me to to investigate the digital slr cameras available.









