And where are you from mrblue I hide behind a screen name? TELL ME THE NAME OF THE CITY IN MAHONING COUNTY OR TRUMBULL OR COLUMBIANNA FOR ALL THAT MATTER THAT HAS NO DRUG DEALERS NO CRIME NO BURGLARIES.
You are a total and complete MORON incapable of reasonable thinking. I think the reason why Campbell has been singled out a lot over the years is you always have to point the finger at the best to make the worst look better.
Lets not forget it was the YS&T, especially the CAMPBELL WORKS that built your fricken country. You think Boardman and Poland has some Campbell Ohio steel up somewhere, you bet your ass they do.
So because we were prosperous, popular, fun, exciting and vibrant as a community, we attracted the same problems that Vegas, Atlantic City and other great cities attract when the are Making progress. Drug Dealers, Users, prostitutes WHATEVER flock to where the action is.
When the mills closed however much of the good left and most of the bad stayed. WELL PAY ATTENTION CAUSE THE GOOD IS COMING BACK AND THE BAD IS GOING OUT. Its a new year for our city and a lot of new people with new ideas and a solid plan of action intend on putting our little gem of a city back into the gold setting it belongs in.
SIncerely Angered Tim Sokoloff PROUD CITIZEN OF CAMBELL OHIO
FIrst of all this group looks at the appearance of all the places every day WE LIVE HERE.
Secondly we have remodeled and refaced many units that we own on the inside for a total investment of over 21K of our own money we raised.
Next we have the right to apply for grants and funding that is allocated for historical restoration and improvement purposes as well as community improvement purposes.
Lets also keep in mind that the Ohio and the National historical society will make the call in regards to what gets torn down or not, NOT YOU, so I suggest using the terms should be in your verbage not will be as these decisions are not yours to make.
Now lets address building code requirements.
We have two units that have been remodeled, brought up to code and have passed a 2011 inspection, we will have two more completed by spring.
Repairs here are not only feasable, but easy when you have talented, capable individuals on your staff.
Who is the Iron Soup Historical Preservation Company, Show your face at the next Cambpell City Council meeting and find out.
Lastly, have YOU been out to the Campbell Pride Clean Up Day events, Iron Soup Historical has IN FORCE. Do you go to participate in StreetScapes to help plant flowers and beutify DownTown Youngstown, we have.
I would guess that you have not as it is usually those who do the least that run down the folks doing the most.
Our organization has invested over 12 thousand work hours in our community in 2011, What have you or any organization you operate done to help our valley.
You wanna have something to say, sign your name, who you are and what organization you represent don't hide behind a screen name.
Sincerely Tim Sokoloff Iron Soup Historical Preservation Company
Technology improves every day. new things are invented, and new methods are found to do things all the time. It is sad that no one believes anyone in our community is capable of overcoming the obstacles involved in making alternative energy sources viable.
The engineering discussions here are great, but still subject to the limited It can't be done thinking method.
To re-invent the wheel requires a though process that involves multiple disciplines of science and engineering as well as an ability to seriously use all the modern technology at our disposal to improve upon what is to create what will be.
I would really like to just disclose all of the things we are working on but there is this little thing I have about my ideas ending up being someone Else's grant winning college proposal and yes that has already happened to me.
So I guess the negative people are saying that no one here in this valley is smart enough to ever create something new, innovative, or monumental.
I can tell you that one British College student is 50K to the good for one of MY designs, but I guess he was more deserving because he didn't live in the Company Homes, or maybe, just maybe if our community would get behind new ideas, ... instead of coming up with a hundred reasons why we should just not have them .... maybe that 50K would have made it here to our community.
So if you really believe that no one here in this valley can be smart enough to do what has never been done before, keep on making the negative comments, you are not putting down our organization, you are putting down our area as a whole.
Of course it is apparent that some folks have no problem bashing our valley, and it's residents, have at that. We will still keep on trying to change what is into what should be.
As for the company homes, endangered or not as long as there are people here moving this site in a positive direction that bulldozer will never roll. The historical society always favors forward progress over demolition, so as long as we are here, YOU MIGHT AS WELL JOIN US CAUSE YOU SURE AREN'T GOING TO BEAT US.
This light system is a prototype, and it is performing well but is not intended to be permanent in that spot. We are compiling data for a new and improved system that will have enough lights for the whole building all the way around.
We are aware of far better and far less expensive solar panels and have plans to change the ones that are in place now with them and substitute an advanced charge controller that will be able to handle a hundred lights. We will get to those changes in time.
As far as stimulus money, with our without any help we will get the job done. We have been making slow but steady progress for a little over four years and be sure we will be doing some things that will amaze even the skeptics.
Dimebag, LOL there is a statement of intellect if I have ever heard one, sadly the link you posted is to a company that gets it, to bad you don't
If not for folks like me, companies like that are not possible. You look at our little streetlights as a joke, because you do not know what awaits in the workshop.
Hydrogen, Wind, and Geothermal devices are all part of our program, So laugh today over our little street lamps, because we will laugh tomorrow when we fire up the generator that will surely not need fuel.
And yes funding is always necessary and it would be nice to finally have someone just give us some SERIOUS money but no one gives anyone anything in today's world unless you can prove you can produce results.
So a couple street lamps today, and fifteen or twenty more tomorrow ... maybe someone will eventually take notice and help us fund some real environmental technologies..
I can't even respond to carlstaatz, rotary shaft ROTFLOL ... you should put on your big headphones and get back to listening to that LP you have on your turntable. That Quadrophonic probably has an eight track on it too huh.
As far as the Red Zone goes, anything can be done anywhere, if the right people get together to do it. Besides it is much more rewarding doing something, than doing nothing.
Wow, interesting to see the comments good and bad here.
I like REAL facts, figures and information and there are many good and interesting points being made here. I do want to clear a few things up.
The kit we purchased works a lot better than the ones they made six years ago, just like any technology made today as compared to what was being done over half a decade before.
I also modified the internals of the charge controller somewhat and changed a couple components to overcome the Cheap Chinese Crap factor.
The fluorescent lights may have a problem in the winter and we are aware of that. The challenge is to SOLVE those problems. I know that our new lights are based on the same type of fluorescent technologies that are 110V lights are based on which have NO problems in the winter time at all. We are hoping to get the same results out of our new 2011 lights.
It is always easy to say it won't work, it can't work, it didn't work, the challenge lies in saying WE CAN MAKE IT WORK. So be sure, when all is said and done, we will make it work.
Again, it is a start, the panels can support more lights than we have lit so we just have to add them, and YES the power to light them is Free. Just and FYI we are planning to put up motion detection lights that are also solar powered. It is so nice to see however that there are some people who appreciate someone making an attempt at doing something positive. As I said, today it is only two lights, soon it will be 100. Every day is a new day for those who are willing to make it happen.
Hey, its a start, how about that. The system can support more lights and works just fine even after a few dark days. They have been in operation for about two weeks now and I modified the controller to avoid some of the problems that are common to the system. The goal is to put lights all around the block, but you have to start somewhere, As for the windows that have been designed I think some of the folks commenting here should retake engineering 101. Besides, saying it doesn't work, is easy, putting down those who are trying to make it work is even easier yet, but I personally think before you come on here and bash the people in this community who are making ANY effort to do something positive you should announce what YOU are doing to help this community. How many tons of aluminum and metal cans are you recycling. How many yellow bins go out in front of your house every week? What kind of fuel efficient vehicle are you driving? How much grass, and property are you taking care of that you don't own to make your neighborhood look better? Have you been out to volunteer for streetscapes? The city of Campbell Clean Up Day? Are you attending, or at least watching the county commissioners meetings online to keep up with what is going on in the community? Do you vote? When you can come up with some answers to those questions and you are proving that you are part of the solution, not part of the problem, then you should come on here and bash the folks that are trying to do something. There is no such thing as small, dinky, or insignificant when it comes to positive progress in our community. What are two DINKY LITTLE LIGHTS TODAY will be a hundred of them in the future that will enable giant electric sucking street lights to be turned off so that our city can save some money as well. This is a prototype system and of course by far not a perfect solution YET. But its a start. I see more and more the problem with not only our community, but America in general. No matter what is being done, we want to find ten reasons to not do it, to bash it, to shine some negative light on it and to stop any further progress, instead of finding ten ways to promote it, perfect it, and make it a positive thing. What happened to the America that rewarded and stood behind it's innovator's, motivator's shakers, movers and doers? I just can not believe some of the negativity on here. It's all god though because despite what the few think, it seems that the many are all for more experimental systems, prototypes and attempts at making the world a less fossil fuel dependent place, and are thrilled to see some positive things happening in our valley. To the nay sayers, get off your A#$ and show us how it's really done since your so smart. Be the change you want to see in the world instead of blocking the change that needs to be.
Campbell advances plan for clinic to be run by convicted dentist
EXCUSE ME, IT'S CAMPBELL WHAT DO YOU EXPECT.
And where are you from mrblue I hide behind a screen name? TELL ME THE NAME OF THE CITY IN MAHONING COUNTY OR TRUMBULL OR COLUMBIANNA FOR ALL THAT MATTER THAT HAS NO DRUG DEALERS NO CRIME NO BURGLARIES.
You are a total and complete MORON incapable of reasonable thinking. I think the reason why Campbell has been singled out a lot over the years is you always have to point the finger at the best to make the worst look better.
Lets not forget it was the YS&T, especially the CAMPBELL WORKS that built your fricken country. You think Boardman and Poland has some Campbell Ohio steel up somewhere, you bet your ass they do.
So because we were prosperous, popular, fun, exciting and vibrant as a community, we attracted the same problems that Vegas, Atlantic City and other great cities attract when the are Making progress. Drug Dealers, Users, prostitutes WHATEVER flock to where the action is.
When the mills closed however much of the good left and most of the bad stayed. WELL PAY ATTENTION CAUSE THE GOOD IS COMING BACK AND THE BAD IS GOING OUT. Its a new year for our city and a lot of new people with new ideas and a solid plan of action intend on putting our little gem of a city back into the gold setting it belongs in.
SIncerely Angered
Tim Sokoloff
PROUD CITIZEN OF CAMBELL OHIO
February 3, 2012 at 12:40 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Group restoring old Sheet & Tube company homes asks for help
FIrst of all this group looks at the appearance of all the places every day WE LIVE HERE.
Secondly we have remodeled and refaced many units that we own on the inside for a total investment of over 21K of our own money we raised.
Next we have the right to apply for grants and funding that is allocated for historical restoration and improvement purposes as well as community improvement purposes.
Lets also keep in mind that the Ohio and the National historical society will make the call in regards to what gets torn down or not, NOT YOU, so I suggest using the terms should be in your verbage not will be as these decisions are not yours to make.
Now lets address building code requirements.
We have two units that have been remodeled, brought up to code and have passed a 2011 inspection, we will have two more completed by spring.
Repairs here are not only feasable, but easy when you have talented, capable individuals on your staff.
Who is the Iron Soup Historical Preservation Company, Show your face at the next Cambpell City Council meeting and find out.
Lastly, have YOU been out to the Campbell Pride Clean Up Day events, Iron Soup Historical has IN FORCE. Do you go to participate in StreetScapes to help plant flowers and beutify DownTown Youngstown, we have.
I would guess that you have not as it is usually those who do the least that run down the folks doing the most.
Our organization has invested over 12 thousand work hours in our community in 2011, What have you or any organization you operate done to help our valley.
You wanna have something to say, sign your name, who you are and what organization you represent don't hide behind a screen name.
Sincerely
Tim Sokoloff
Iron Soup Historical Preservation Company
February 2, 2012 at 10:13 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Green vision focuses on Sheet & Tube company homes
Technology improves every day. new things are invented, and new methods are found to do things all the time. It is sad that no one believes anyone in our community is capable of overcoming the obstacles involved in making alternative energy sources viable.
The engineering discussions here are great, but still subject to the limited It can't be done thinking method.
To re-invent the wheel requires a though process that involves multiple disciplines of science and engineering as well as an ability to seriously use all the modern technology at our disposal to improve upon what is to create what will be.
I would really like to just disclose all of the things we are working on but there is this little thing I have about my ideas ending up being someone Else's grant winning college proposal and yes that has already happened to me.
So I guess the negative people are saying that no one here in this valley is smart enough to ever create something new, innovative, or monumental.
I can tell you that one British College student is 50K to the good for one of MY designs, but I guess he was more deserving because he didn't live in the Company Homes, or maybe, just maybe if our community would get behind new ideas, ... instead of coming up with a hundred reasons why we should just not have them .... maybe that 50K would have made it here to our community.
So if you really believe that no one here in this valley can be smart enough to do what has never been done before, keep on making the negative comments, you are not putting down our organization, you are putting down our area as a whole.
Of course it is apparent that some folks have no problem bashing our valley, and it's residents, have at that. We will still keep on trying to change what is into what should be.
As for the company homes, endangered or not as long as there are people here moving this site in a positive direction that bulldozer will never roll. The historical society always favors forward progress over demolition, so as long as we are here, YOU MIGHT AS WELL JOIN US CAUSE YOU SURE AREN'T GOING TO BEAT US.
October 12, 2011 at 9:18 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Green vision focuses on Sheet & Tube company homes
©Envirominiums, ...remember that term, it will set the standard for environmental homes if we can keep the ball rolling.
This light system is a prototype, and it is performing well but is not intended to be permanent in that spot. We are compiling data for a new and improved system that will have enough lights for the whole building all the way around.
We are aware of far better and far less expensive solar panels and have plans to change the ones that are in place now with them and substitute an advanced charge controller that will be able to handle a hundred lights. We will get to those changes in time.
As far as stimulus money, with our without any help we will get the job done. We have been making slow but steady progress for a little over four years and be sure we will be doing some things that will amaze even the skeptics.
Dimebag, LOL there is a statement of intellect if I have ever heard one, sadly the link you posted is to a company that gets it, to bad you don't
If not for folks like me, companies like that are not possible. You look at our little streetlights as a joke, because you do not know what awaits in the workshop.
Hydrogen, Wind, and Geothermal devices are all part of our program, So laugh today over our little street lamps, because we will laugh tomorrow when we fire up the generator that will surely not need fuel.
And yes funding is always necessary and it would be nice to finally have someone just give us some SERIOUS money but no one gives anyone anything in today's world unless you can prove you can produce results.
So a couple street lamps today, and fifteen or twenty more tomorrow ... maybe someone will eventually take notice and help us fund some real environmental technologies..
I can't even respond to carlstaatz, rotary shaft ROTFLOL ... you should put on your big headphones and get back to listening to that LP you have on your turntable. That Quadrophonic probably has an eight track on it too huh.
As far as the Red Zone goes, anything can be done anywhere, if the right people get together to do it. Besides it is much more rewarding doing something, than doing nothing.
October 10, 2011 at 10:44 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Green vision focuses on Sheet & Tube company homes
Wow, interesting to see the comments good and bad here.
I like REAL facts, figures and information and there are many good and interesting points being made here. I do want to clear a few things up.
The kit we purchased works a lot better than the ones they made six years ago, just like any technology made today as compared to what was being done over half a decade before.
I also modified the internals of the charge controller somewhat and changed a couple components to overcome the Cheap Chinese Crap factor.
The fluorescent lights may have a problem in the winter and we are aware of that. The challenge is to SOLVE those problems. I know that our new lights are based on the same type of fluorescent technologies that are 110V lights are based on which have NO problems in the winter time at all. We are hoping to get the same results out of our new 2011 lights.
It is always easy to say it won't work, it can't work, it didn't work, the challenge lies in saying WE CAN MAKE IT WORK. So be sure, when all is said and done, we will make it work.
October 10, 2011 at 3:22 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Green vision focuses on Sheet & Tube company homes
Again, it is a start, the panels can support more lights than we have lit so we just have to add them, and YES the power to light them is Free. Just and FYI we are planning to put up motion detection lights that are also solar powered. It is so nice to see however that there are some people who appreciate someone making an attempt at doing something positive. As I said, today it is only two lights, soon it will be 100. Every day is a new day for those who are willing to make it happen.
October 10, 2011 at 12:26 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Green vision focuses on Sheet & Tube company homes
Hey, its a start, how about that. The system can support more lights and works just fine even after a few dark days. They have been in operation for about two weeks now and I modified the controller to avoid some of the problems that are common to the system. The goal is to put lights all around the block, but you have to start somewhere, As for the windows that have been designed I think some of the folks commenting here should retake engineering 101. Besides, saying it doesn't work, is easy, putting down those who are trying to make it work is even easier yet, but I personally think before you come on here and bash the people in this community who are making ANY effort to do something positive you should announce what YOU are doing to help this community. How many tons of aluminum and metal cans are you recycling. How many yellow bins go out in front of your house every week? What kind of fuel efficient vehicle are you driving? How much grass, and property are you taking care of that you don't own to make your neighborhood look better? Have you been out to volunteer for streetscapes? The city of Campbell Clean Up Day? Are you attending, or at least watching the county commissioners meetings online to keep up with what is going on in the community? Do you vote? When you can come up with some answers to those questions and you are proving that you are part of the solution, not part of the problem, then you should come on here and bash the folks that are trying to do something. There is no such thing as small, dinky, or insignificant when it comes to positive progress in our community. What are two DINKY LITTLE LIGHTS TODAY will be a hundred of them in the future that will enable giant electric sucking street lights to be turned off so that our city can save some money as well. This is a prototype system and of course by far not a perfect solution YET. But its a start. I see more and more the problem with not only our community, but America in general. No matter what is being done, we want to find ten reasons to not do it, to bash it, to shine some negative light on it and to stop any further progress, instead of finding ten ways to promote it, perfect it, and make it a positive thing. What happened to the America that rewarded and stood behind it's innovator's, motivator's shakers, movers and doers? I just can not believe some of the negativity on here. It's all god though because despite what the few think, it seems that the many are all for more experimental systems, prototypes and attempts at making the world a less fossil fuel dependent place, and are thrilled to see some positive things happening in our valley. To the nay sayers, get off your A#$ and show us how it's really done since your so smart. Be the change you want to see in the world instead of blocking the change that needs to be.
October 10, 2011 at 9:52 a.m. permalink suggest removal