Lisle Officials Dancing Away Thousands of Your Tax Dollars

30% of children in Lisle Schools are at Poverty Rate and this is what Lisle Officials do...



While our property tax bills are soaring and serious and important issues go unaddressed (including: alarming increasing poverty rates in our Lisle schools, crippling pension crises at local and state levels, aging Lisle population, decreasing retail tax revenue in Lisle, people moving out of Lisle, and an absence of any plan to mitigate the single worse infrastructure problem in Lisle - i.e.  flooding) our local officials from the Village of Lisle, the Lisle Park District, the Lisle Library and the Lisle-Woodridge Fire District prioritized the spending of $3,140.00 of our tax money for $80 tickets for themselves and their chosen guests to forget all their troubles and "have fun with friends and dance the night away" at the "Luau in Lisle" dinner dance. 

* It should be noted that several local elected/appointed officials attended this event but not all of them used taxpayer money - some purchased their own tickets. 

"Luau in Lisle" 

An illegal tax-payer funded "fun" night out on the town.  Alcohol included (open bar). 
No government business conducted. No public purpose. 
No authority to use public funds for this purpose. $80/person. 

                               Lisle Mayor Broda (left) and guest at 'Luau in Lisle' (facebook)

The Lisle Chamber of Commerce hosted a "Dancing with the Chamber Stars" luau-themed dinner dance at the Hilton Naperville-Lisle on February 7, 2014, 6 pm - 11 pm.

Lisle Chamber Board President Kitty Murphy (who also happens to be an appointed Lisle official on the Lisle Planning & Zoning Commission) described the event: 

 "This event is a first-class exciting evening with hundreds of people and alot of laughs!" 

                                         Lisle Planning & Zoning Commissioner and Chamber Board 
                                          President Kitty Murphy (left) at 'Luau in Lisle' (facebook)

Tom Althoff, Lisle Chamber CEO (who also happens to be a recently-appointed Lisle Woodridge Fire District Trustee) described the event: 

"This annual event features amateur dancers paired with professional instructors who prepare for this exciting event. It includes a silent auction to benefit the Chamber along with a gourmet dinner and beverages and entertainment. It is truly a highlight of the year."

                                          Lisle-Woodridge Fire District Trustee and Chamber CEO 
                                                  Tom Althoff at 'Luau in Lisle' (facebook)

The event was advertised in the January 2014 edition of the tax-payer funded "Neighbors of Lisle" publication:

"The highlight of the winter season will be the annual Lisle Chamber Dinner Dance featuring amateur dancers with professional instructors...This very popular program will have a luau theme this year and will include appetizers and open bar, dancers, dinner with wine service, silent auction and raffles, and some great music from our very popular D.J."

                                        "Neighbors of Lisle" publisher, former Chamber Board 
                             President, & Village of Lisle vendor Paula Gleason (center) at "Luau in Lisle"


Summary of Tax-Payer Funded Expenditures for "Luau in Lisle" 

  $    500.00 Sponsorship - Village of Lisle
  $  1,280.00 Tickets - Village of Lisle 
  $  1,200.00 Tickets - Lisle Park District 
  $     80.00 Tickets - Lisle Library District 
  $     80.00 Tickets - Lisle-Woodridge Fire District

  $  3,140.00 TOTAL 



Village of Lisle Expenditures


The Village of Lisle paid $500 for a "sponsorship." The Village obtained 2 "free" tickets with the event sponsorship which documents state were used by Mayor Broda and his wife. The Village purchased an additional 16 tickets at $80/each. The Village stated that no goods or services were provided to the taxpayers for this expenditure of funds. The Village FOIA Officer Kristine Curran also stated in an email that the Village had no records that contained the public purpose of the expenditure of these funds, no records that contained any public business conducted at this event paid for with public funds, and no records that contained the statutory authority for the Village to expend public funds for this event. Total expenditure $1,780.00

Taxpayers purchased tickets for the following people:

• Mayor Joe Broda & guest
• Clerk Tim Seeden & guest
• Trustee Mark Boyle & guest
• Trustee Brad Hettich & guest
• Trustee Bob Mandel & guest
• Trustee Tony Carballo & guest
• Village employee, Manager Jerry Sprecher & guest
• Village employee, Police Chief Dave Anderson guest
• Village employee, Admin. Services Director Eric Ertmoed & guest

                           Village Clerk Tim Seeden (right) and guest at the "Luau in Lisle" (facebook)

                                Village Trustee Brad Hettich (left) and guest at "Luau in Lisle" (facebook)


Lisle Park District Expenditures

The Lisle Park District purchased 15 tickets at $80/each. The Park District expenditure for this event was disguised in the monthly board voucher logs as an expenditure of $1,200 for "public relations." Park District Director and FOIA Officer, Dan Garvy initially stated that the public purpose of the expenditure of funds was for "professional conferences, seminars" but quickly back-peddled to a purpose of an "outing" when pressed for copies of the seminar/conference materials. The Park District also had no records that contained the public business conducted, had no record of the goods and services provided to the taxpayers for this expenditure of public funds for and "outing". The Park District did not provide any records that contained the statutory authority for the District to expend public funds for this event. 
Total expenditure $1,200.00

Taxpayers purchased tickets for the following people:

• Commissioner Don Cook & guest
• Commissioner Margaret Hough & guest
• Commissioner Neil Buchelt & guest
• Commissioner David Richter & guest
• Commissioner Kari Altpeter
• Park District Director Dan Garvy & guest
• Park District employee Lisa Leone & Park District vendor Roger Leone
• Park District employee Mike Toohey & guest

                           Lisle Park District Commissioner Neil Buchelt (right) at 'Luau in Lisle.' (facebook)

                           Lisle Park District Commissioner Margaret Hough (right) at 'Luau in Lisle.' (facebook)


Lisle Library Expenditures

The Lisle Library District purchased 1 tickets at $80/each which was purchased for Library Trustee and Board President Richard Flint. The Library Director, Shannon Halikias was only government official to accept $149.00 of gifts  - a "free" ticket (value $80.00) to the event plus a "free" hotel room for the night (value $69.00). The Library also had no records that contained the public business conducted, had no record of the goods and services provided to the taxpayers for this expenditure of the public funds. The Library did not provide any records that contained the statutory authority for the Library to expend public funds for this event.  Total expenditure $80.00

                          Lisle Library Director Shannon Halikias (right) at 'Luau in Lisle.' (facebook)


Lisle Woodridge Fire District Expenditures

The Lisle-Woodridge Fire District purchased 1 tickets at $80/each which was purchased for Chief Thomas Freeman who has announced that he will be retiring this year. The LWFD also had no records that contained the public business conducted, had no record of the goods and services provided to the taxpayers for this expenditure of the public funds. The LWFD did not provide any records that contained the statutory authority for the District to expend public funds for this event. Total Expenditure $80.00


*Records were provided to Lisle Watchdog by the Lisle Citizens Research Group.

• Lisle Park District Documents 
• Village of Lisle Documents
• Lisle Library Documents 
• Lisle-Woodridge Fire District Documents

The Flood Lawsuit: Class Action Against the Village of Lisle

One day shy of the one year anniversary of the April 18, 2013 flood, Farmer's Insurance filed a "class action" lawsuit against the Village of Lisle, DuPage County and nearly every other municipality in the County.

Lisle Watchdog has obtained an official copy of the entire 60-page complaint. Click HERE.


Counts Against Village of Lisle

1. Breach of 745 ILCS 3-102(a) because the Village of Lisle breached its duty to the Plaintiff to safely maintain and operate its stormwater sewer(s) and/or sanitary sewer(s) proximately causing sewer water invasions into it's Plaintiff's properties which directly and immediately resulted in property damage to its Plaintiff subclass on the Occurrence Date.

2. Breach of 745 ILCS 2-103(a) because the Village of Lisle breached its duty to its Plaintiffs to remedy sewer defects which created unreasonable safe conditions hazardous to its Plaintiffs, proximately causing sewer water invasions into its Plaintiff's properties which directly and immediately resulted in property damage to its Plaintiffs subclass on the Occurrence Date.

3. Violation of the Taking Clause of the Illinois Constitution, being Article 1, Section  15, and the Taking Clause of the U.S Constitution, being the Fifth Amendment, because the Village of Lisle misappropriated its Plaintiff's properties for a public use as the Village of Lisle's sewer water detention and/or retention basins without just compensation proximately causing sewer water invasions into its Plaintiff's properties which directly and immediately resulted in property damage to its Plaintiffs subclass on the Occurrence Date.

"Sewer Water Invasion" is defined to mean: Stormwater and/or sanitary sewer water intrusion onto and/or into a Member of the Plaintiff's class home, building, business and/or other real and/or personal property.

                                                    click image to enlarge.


Class Action

Farmer's is seeking "class action" to include the following parties that suffered property and/or other economic loss arising frm a stormwater and/or sanitary sewer water invasion on April 17-19, 2013 as Plaintiffs:

1.  Property Insurance Companies
2.  Insureds of these Property Insurance Companies
3.  Property owners


Key Facts of the Complaint

The complaint alleges that Village of Lisle conducted studies and knew of key dangerous and hazardous defects in the stormwater system and the sanitary sewer system. The complaint further alleges that the Village of Lisle failed to provide safe and adequate mitigation stormwater storage and that the Village failed to provide safe and adequate barriers such as temporary or permanent levees  to protect the Plaintiff's property from damage.


Next Steps

An appearance is scheduled for July 15, 2014, 9:00 am, Room 2016, DuPage Courthouse.


Looking Back

Chicago Tribune July 23, 2013
"Lisle officials said the flooding that occurred in April likely caused their community the greatest dollar amount of damage in the state, considering suburban property values as compared to land in rural areas.

"I can't begin to imagine what you're going through with your house, because certainly the longer you wait, there's potential for additional damage," said Hettich."

Lisle Patch March 2011 
"Young said the levees have not been repaired for many years and the Village Board has been trying to address this. "I am concerned that they haven't been repaired and if they should breech, that would be catostrophic," Young said."

East Branch DuPage River Study July 2012
Existing conditions assessment of the East Branch River Levee and Recommendations for Levee System Design, Levee System Maintenance, and Levve System Operations.

Ten Things Mayor Broda Failed to Tell the People of Lisle  - Part 1 Jan 2014
"The Village has no master plan to fix the river levees and no stormwater management plan to address a 100 yr flood."

Special Flood Meeting July 2013 (starting 1:58:00)
"We know the levees are two feet low in some places..."  - Lisle engineer M. Kalsted

FEMA Issues Notice of New Flood Hazard Maps for Lisle

FEMA has issued notice of new flood maps for the Village of Lisle. 

Update: 4/30/2014 
Link to the April 14, 2014 FEMA Letter of Map Revision sent to Village of Lisle HERE.
 

The 90-day appeal period opens on May 2, 2014 and closes on July 31, 2014.

This notice was published in the classified section of the Daily Herald on April 25, 2014.

Again, we find nothing on the Village of Lisle website, Village of Lisle Facebook page, Village of Lisle twitter site, nor in the Village of Lisle's paid advertising in the for-profit publication called "Neighbors" ... We don't find it anywhere but on the FEMA website and in the classified section of the local newspaper. (How often do you read the classified ads?)

FEMA has issued a LOMR "Letter of Map Revision" to the Village of Lisle.

But, you will NOT find a copy of that LOMR letter here:
(Lisle Watchdog has requested that the Village of Lisle post this info online)
http://www.villageoflisle.org/home/index.asp


Per FEMA,
"Because a LOMR officially revises the effective NFIP map, it is a public record that the community must maintain. Any LOMR should be noted on the community's master flood map and filed by panel number in an accessible location."
http://www.fema.gov/national-flood-insurance-program-2/letter-map-revision



Notice:

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY -
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY

Proposed Flood Hazard Determinations for Village of Lisle, DuPage County, IL & Unincorporated Areas of DuPage County, IL Case No. 13-05-3690P.

The Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) solicits technical information or comments on proposed flood hazard determinations for the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), and where applicable, the Flood Insurance Study (FIS) report for your community.

These flood hazard determinations may include the addition or modification of Base Flood Elevations, base flood depths, Special Flood Hazard Area boundaries or zone designations, or the regulatory floodway.

The FIRM and, if applicable, the FIS report have been revised to reflect these flood hazard determinations through issuance of a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), in accordance with Title 44, Part 65 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

These determinations ARE the basis for the floodplain measures that your community IS REQUIRED TO ADOPT or show evidence of having in effect to qualify or remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program.

For more information on the proposed flood hazard determinations and information on the statutory 90-day period provided for appeals, please visit FEMA's website at www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/fhm/bfe, or call the FEMA Map Information eXchange (FMIX) toll free at 1-877-FEMA MAP (1-877-336-2627). Published in Daily Herald April 25 & May 2, 2014 (4371306) , posted 04/25/2014

DuPage Co. "Draft" Flood Maps Expand Flood Zone in Lisle

DuPage County has released copies of the "draft" flood maps for the East Branch of the DuPage River in the Village of Lisle. Also included is the "draft" flood map area of St. Joseph's Creek.

The "draft" flood maps show more property in the Village of Lisle now falling within the flood area.

Link to the "draft" flood maps obtained from DuPage County Stormwater Dept. HERE.

Link to the current 2008 flood map. HERE.


General scope of "draft" changes noted:

Flood area extends further north on Rt 53. (by Honda of Lisle)
Flood area extends further east to Main Street in downtown Lisle.
Flood area extends further west closer to Schwartz Ave.
Lisle Police Station is an island in the flood area.
More of Community Park ballfields South of Short Street fall in the floodway.
Portions of properties East of Rt 53, South of the tracks and North of Short St., would be in the flood plain.
Flood area extended east on Maple.

Lisle's 2013 Property Tax Rates Increase

The tentative 2013 property tax rates imposed on home owners, businesses and other property owners within the Village of Lisle for municipal, park, fire and library services increased 7.8% leaving Lisle property owners paying significantly higher tax rates for these services than neighboring towns, according to the numbers released by the DuPage County Clerk on March 25, 2014. Lisle Township assessed property values fell approximately 3.75% on average. 

Tax bills will be mailed April 30, 2014.

2013 Lisle Property Tax Rates

  2013       2012      Increase        Taxing Body                
0.5021    0.4682       7.25%         Village of Lisle 
0.4339    0.4035       7.53%         Lisle Library 
0.8540    0.7920       7.83%         Lisle Woodridge Fire Dist.
0.5290    0.4875       8.51%         Lisle Park District           
2.3190   2.1512      7.80%         TOTAL

A Lisle property owner will pay 107% more for these services in property tax than a Naperville property owner on equal-valued property. Last year, a Lisle property owner paid 97% more than a Naperville property owner for municipal, park, library and fire services on equal-valued property. 

2013 Naperville Property Tax Rates

 2013       2012      Increase        Taxing Body                
0.5363    0.5382     -0.35%         City of Naperville (includes fire)
0.2465    0.2374      3.83%         Naperville Library 
0.3358    0.3148      6.67%         Naperville Park District           
1.1186   1.0904     2.59%         TOTAL


A Lisle property owner will pay 70% more for these services in property tax than a Glen Ellyn property owner on equal-valued property.

2013 Glen Ellyn Property Tax Rates

 2013       2012      Increase        Taxing Body                
0.5635    0.5213     8.10%          Village of Glen Ellyn (includes fire)
0.3547    0.3276     8.27%          Glen Ellyn Library 
0.0111    0.0103     7.77%          Glen Ellyn Mosquito District
0.4377    0.4114     6.39%          Glen Ellyn Park District           
1.3670   1.2706     7.59%         TOTAL


LINK: 2013 Tentative Property Tax Rate Report 
Source: DuPage County Clerk

$11,000 Spent on Mayor Broda's Taxpayer Funded Out-of-State Trips

Since 2008, nearly $11,000 in public funds have been expended for Mayor Broda's trips to sunny locations such as Las Vegas, Orlando and Miami for US Conference of Mayors Annual Meetings where he has no voting rights. The Village of Lisle does not have a policy requiring Board approval for out-of-state travel. 

   

Coming up soon - the 2014 US Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting in Dallas Texas.  Will Lisle Mayor Joe Broda be attending? Will Lisle taxpayers be stuck footing the $3000 bill?  Click Here for a link to the agenda. 

Other than star-studded evening entertainment, there isn't much for a non-member mayor to do at this 4-day event in Dallas. Well, there's breakfast and lunch.. But most, if not all, of the scheduled meetings are official task force meetings and standing committee meetings and meetings where members vote; Broda is not member of the US Mayors Conference and is not on any standing committees or task forces. Broda has no voting rights at the US Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting.  

Until recently, there has been no disclosure or public discussion of Broda's annual taxpayer-funded junkets. 

Lisle taxpayers picked up the tab for Broda's 7-day trip to Orlando, Florida in 2012 and his 6-day trip to Miami, Florida in 2008. Taxpayers also picked up trips to Las Vegas, Nevada in 2013 and Providence, Rhode Island in 2009. All were trips to allegedly attend the US Conference of Mayors Annual Meetings.

Village of Lisle is not, and has never been, a member of the US Conference of Mayors.

Village of Lisle has not applied for, nor received, any grant funds from the US Conference of Mayors in the past 5 years according to records provided by the Village of Lisle. 



                                            
Las Vegas 2013

In 2013, just 2 months after the worst flood in the history of the Village, Mayor Broda spent $3,140 in public funds for a trip to Las Vegas for the 2013 US Conference of Mayors annual meeting. Mayor Broda had no voting rights at the meeting. There are no records of the Mayor's report to the Board or to the public for this conference. There is no record of Broda's attendance at meeting workshops, standing committee meetings, task force meetings or work sessions. 

Only 5 non-member municipalities in the entire United States chose to send their mayor to the USCM annual meeting in 2013 - Lisle was one of those five. 

10 mayors of 1300 in the entire state of Illinois registered to attend the 2013 USCM annual meeting in Las Vegas. (53% less than 2008) 

Click HERE for more info on Broda's Vegas trip.

Orlando, Florida 2012

$3, 057 in public funds were expended for Mayor Broda's trip to Orlando for the US Conference of Mayors annual meeting. Mayor Broda had no voting rights at the meeting. There are no public records of the Mayor's report to the Board for this annual meeting. There is no record of Broda's attendance at meeting workshops, standing committee meetings, task force meetings or work sessions. 

17 mayors of 1300 in the entire state of Illinois registered to attend the 2012 USCM annual meeting in Orlando. 

• $ 1,400 Annual Meeting Registration Fee
• $ 1,298 Hotel
• $    359 Airfare

Baltimore, Maryland 2011

Broda did not attend the 2011 US Conference of Mayors annual meeting in Baltimore. 

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 2010

Broda did not attend the 2010 US Conference of Mayors annual meeting in Oklahoma City.

           

Providence, Rhode Island 2009 

$1,400 in public funds were expended for Mayor Broda's registration fee to attend the 2009 USCM annual meeting in Providence, RI. No records were provided by the Village that indicate who paid for the hotel and airfare for this trip. In 2009, the Village Board cut all out-of-state travel expenditures.

** Update - Records from the Illinois State Board of Elections show the following expenditures from "Citizens to Elect Joe Broda":

  $249.20 United Air Lines Travel Air Fare USCM
    $22.00 United Air Lines Baggage Charge USCM
$1067.85 Westin Travel Lodging USCM

					Was this a "political" trip or was it "official" business for the Village of Lisle??

14 mayors of 1300 in the entire state of Illinois registered to attend the 2009 USCM annual meeting in Providence, including Lisle Mayor Broda.
 

Miami, Florida 2008

$2,970 in public funds were expended for Mayor Broda's trip to Miami for the US Conference of Mayors annual meeting. Mayor Broda had no voting rights at the meeting. There are no public records of the Mayor's report to the Board for this annual meeting. There is no record of Broda's attendance at meeting workshops, standing committee meetings, task force meetings or work sessions.  

21 mayors of 1300 in the entire state of Illinois registered to attend the 2008 USCM annual meeting in Miami.

• $1,350  Annual Meeting Registration Fee 
• $1,351  Hotel
• $   269  Airfare 

About U. S. Conference of Mayors

The U.S. Conference of Mayors is the official non-partisan organization of cities with populations of 30,000 or more. Mayors contribute to the development of national policy by serving on one or more of the conference’s standing committees which recommend policy positions every year at the Annual Meeting they believe should be adopted by the organization. The policy positions that are adopted are then distributed to the President and Congress.


Questions:

1. What is public purpose and public benefit for expenditure of nearly $11,000 in public funds for Mayor Broda's out-of-state trips? 
2. Why is there no policy, discussion and transparency regarding the use of public funds for out-of-state meetings where the Village has no business to conduct?
3. Is this a good use of pubic funds? It is fiscally responsible to spend taxpayer funds on these trips?
4. Why are there no records of Mayor Broda's attendance and participation at USCM annual meetings? There is not one single memo, email, or record summarizing the sessions, workshops and committee meetings he attended? 
5. Why are there no reports - written or oral - presented by Mayor Broda to citizens, trustees and staff regarding the US Conference of Mayors annual meeting? 
6. Why isn't all this information readily available on the Village website? Why do citizens need to FOIA to obtain records of how public funds are spent?
7. Should the Village of Lisle have a policy requiring Board pre-approval for all in-state and out-of-state travel (See DuPage Co Travel Policy)?
8. Can Lisle improve transparency and accountability to its citizens and taxpayers? 

Sources: 

Click HERE for copy of records regarding costs for Mayor Broda's trips to US Conference of Mayors annual meetings. Records provided by the Village of Lisle under FOIA. 

Library's Future Direction - Survey or Sham? Take a Look.

If Second City were to do a comedy sketch on libraries or surveys, they would need to look no further than the Lisle Library's recent survey for inspiration. 

From the initial crafting of the loaded survey questions, to the results announced before conducting the survey, to the covert collection of IP addresses, to the limited and controlled sample size, and finally, to the outright refusal to release un-redacted copies of the survey responses. 

But before the survey, came the set-up.





Here's how the comedy sketch starts:

Opening scene Mayberry Library. Library staff sitting around a conference table munching on snacks paid for by the taxpayers. Employees chatting about the budget cuts and layoffs at the neighboring Mount Pilot Library. People are reading e-books and over 80% of the people in town now own their own computer. We need to think of something, anything, to keep our jobs. The library weeded out a huge portion of the print collection and the place looks empty. All this extra space. What to do? We already tried new furniture and redecorating and we still can't get enough people in here to make sure we keep our jobs.

One young librarian speaks up. Hey, how about we say that we want to convert all the space where we used have print books into FREE meeting space for the taxpayers? 

A senior staffer noted that since people can download their own books, movies and music by themselves from home, we need to find some gimmicks, give-aways and promotional events to drum up some fake demand. 

That's it... we will turn the library into taxpayer subsidized meeting space, maybe add a cafe, run some free park district-type programs/classes and use taxpayer money to publish some propaganda that will convince the town residents that this change is good for them. We will even make it seem like it is their idea! Awesome! Then we will tell them that we need a tax increase and more property to expand and grow into a big community meeting space. 

But how do we make the taxpayers think its their idea? We need a plan.

What if we publish a few press releases about how libraries need to change and grow. If we say if often enough it will become the truth. Let's get some press about how libraries are not obsolete quiet places where people used to borrow print books and seek a quiet place to research and do homework or access the internet, but libraries are now really vibrant places where people meet and talk. Forget about meeting friends for coffee at Starbucks or getting together with your friends and their kids at the playground or a baseball game... The library is the place you wanna be. Don't forget everyone: "vibrant, vital, revitalize, connecting, evolving and big meeting space" now replaces "quiet, peaceful and books." Just string those words together into random sentences. Everyone will just read it and believe its true. Ready, set, go! 

Time for "Press Release #1" Let's go with something touchy-feelly... starting with getting rid of the "quiet" and start pushing the concept of a community center. Oooh... I got it. Let's say the library connects people in the community. We need to convince those taxpayers that we are way more important than schools and churches for people to connect and meet with their neighbors. And don't forget to mention how "wonderful" the employees are so we can get a raise. 

How about something vague and warm and fuzzy like this: 
  
"One of the most important aspects of great public library service is creating opportunities to connect our community to not only our collections but to digital content, to the wonderful professionals that provide a road map for how to use it all and to each other. 










Electronic Surveys

Survey #	Date	Time Started	Time Finished
1	27-Aug-13	3:09pm	3:12pm
2	27-Aug-13	3:16pm	3:18pm
3	27-Aug-13	3:18pm	3:19pm
4	27-Aug-13	3:32pm	3:37pm
5	27-Aug-13	3:27pm	3:51pm
6	27-Aug-13	3:42pm	4:50pm
7	27-Aug-13	5:38pm	5:41pm
8	27-Aug-13	6:42pm	6:48pm
9	27-Aug-13	8:06pm	8:13pm
10	27-Aug-13	8:27pm	8:30pm
11	27-Aug-13	8:53pm	8:57pm
12	27-Aug-13	9:20pm	9:26pm
13	28-Aug-13	4:44am	4:54am
14	28-Aug-13	5:01am	5:04am
15	28-Aug-13	5:14am	5:20am
16	28-Aug-13	5:23am	5:27am
17	28-Aug-13	6:11am	6:15am
18	28-Aug-13	6:17am	6:20am
19	28-Aug-13	6:34am	6:36am
20	28-Aug-13	6:42am	6:45am
21	28-Aug-13	7:26am	7:33am
22	28-Aug-13	7:26am	7:57am
23	28-Aug-13	8:12am	8:17am
24	28-Aug-13	8:02am	8:26am
25	28-Aug-13	8:25am	8:33am
26	28-Aug-13	9:38am	9:42am
27	28-Aug-13	10:11am	10:15am
28	28-Aug-13	10:45am	10:49am
29	28-Aug-13	11:27am	11:32am
30	28-Aug-13	11:34am	11:34am
31	28-Aug-13	12:19pm	12:28pm
32	28-Aug-13	12:53pm	1:04pm
33	28-Aug-13	2:01pm	2:05pm
34	28-Aug-13	2:09pm	2:29pm
35	28-Aug-13	2:36pm	2:40pm
36	28-Aug-13	2:51pm	3:01pm
37	28-Aug-13	3:51pm	3:59pm
38	28-Aug-13	4:01pm	4:11pm
39	28-Aug-13	4:07pm	4:22pm
40	28-Aug-13	5:43pm	5:49pm
41	28-Aug-13	5:49pm	5:54pm
42	28-Aug-13	5:47pm	5:54pm
43	28-Aug-13	6:05pm	6:11pm
44	28-Aug-13	6:35pm	6:47pm
45	28-Aug-13	6:47pm	6:50pm
46	28-Aug-13	7:01pm	7:04pm
47	28-Aug-13	7:34pm	7:45pm
48	29-Aug-13	6:42am	6:45am
49	29-Aug-13	8:39am	8:43am
50	29-Aug-13	8:40am	8:54am
51	29-Aug-13	9:16am	9:20am
52	29-Aug-13	9:17am	9:30am
53	29-Aug-13	9:44am	10:04am
54	29-Aug-13	11:05am	11:09am
55	29-Aug-13	12:23pm	12:32pm
56	29-Aug-13	12:27pm	1:30pm
57	29-Aug-13	4:18pm	4:24pm
58	30-Aug-13	7:02am	7:10am
59	30-Aug-13	1:00pm	1:12pm
60	30-Aug-13	2:27pm	2:31pm
61	30-Aug-13	2:27pm	2:31pm
62	30-Aug-13	4:43pm	4:48pm
63	30-Aug-13	8:45pm	9:00pm
64	31-Aug-13	8:24am	8:41am
65	31-Aug-13	8:36am	8:42am
66	31-Aug-13	8:53am	8:56am
67	31-Aug-13	10:59am	11:19am
68	31-Aug-13	11:43am	11:45am
69	31-Aug-13	11:46am	11:49am
70	31-Aug-13	7:20am	1:29pm
71	1-Sep-13	6:49am	6:52am
72	1-Sep-13	7:26am	7:31am
73	2-Sep-13	9:37am	9:39am
74	2-Sep-13	2:47pm	2:50pm
75	2-Sep-13	6:45pm	7:02pm
76	2-Sep-13	9:50pm	10:03pm
77	2-Sep-13	9:46pm	10:03pm
78	3-Sep-13	5:51am	6:16am
79	3-Sep-13	7:42am	8:00am
80	3-Sep-13	10:13am	10:35am
81	3-Sep-13	11:00am	11:02am
82	3-Sep-13	1:08pm	1:13pm
83	3-Sep-13	5:58pm	6:04pm
84	3-Sep-13	6:02pm	6:04pm
85	4-Sep-13	10:18am	10:21am
86	4-Sep-13	10:18am	10:24am
87	4-Sep-13	6:15pm	6:30pm
88	4-Sep-13	9:17pm	9:21pm
89	5-Sep-13	7:18am	7:26am
90	5-Sep-13	7:25am	7:32am
91	6-Sep-13	11:54am	11:59am
92	6-Sep-13	8:13pm	8:34pm
93	7-Sep-13	9:09am	9:11am
94	8-Sep-13	7:17am	7:24am
95	8-Sep-13	11:16am	11:20am
96	8-Sep-13	6:09pm	6:16pm
97	9-Sep-13	8:46am	8:48am
98	9-Sep-13	10:16am	10:18am
99	9-Sep-13	1:56pm	1:59pm
100	10-Sep-13	7:28pm	7:32pm
101	11-Sep-13	7:43am	7:48am
102	11-Sep-13	8:10am	8:14am
103	13-Sep-13	7:51am	9:19am
104	13-Sep-13	2:17pm	2:19pm
105	15-Sep-13	9:17am	9:21am
106	15-Sep-13	7:47pm	8:45pm
107	15-Sep-13	10:28pm	10:36pm
108	17-Sep-13	11:22am	11:30am
109	17-Sep-13	11:58am	12:02pm
110	17-Sep-13	3:46pm	3:50pm
111	18-Sep-13	4:01pm	4:03pm
112	18-Sep-13	4:11pm	4:24pm
113	19-Sep-13	2:20pm	2:29pm
114	21-Sep-13	11:12am	11:18am
115	22-Sep-13	7:23am	7:29am
116	22-Sep-13	7:00pm	7:05pm
117	23-Sep-13	4:35pm	4:39pm
118	23-Sep-13	5:42pm	5:46pm
119	24-Sep-13	4:51pm	5:02pm
120	24-Sep-13	5:24pm	5:27pm
121	26-Sep-13	8:25am	8:30am
122	30-Sep-13	4:58pm	5:18pm
123	1-Oct-13	6:29am	7:07am
124	1-Oct-13	10:55am	10:59am
125	2-Oct-13	5:49am	5:53am
126	2-Oct-13	8:10am	8:16am
127	2-Oct-13	11:17am	11:49am
128	2-Oct-13	2:05pm	2:08pm
129	2-Oct-13	2:49pm	3:00pm
130	3-Oct-13	10:38am	10:45am
131	5-Oct-13	6:08pm	6:14pm
132	6-Oct-13	2:33am	2:41am
133	6-Oct-13	12:35pm	12:37pm
134	6-Oct-13	2:16pm	2:19pm
135	8-Oct-13	3:01pm	7:22pm
136	9-Oct-13	6:58am	7:02am
137	9-Oct-13	2:33pm	2:42pm
138	9-Oct-13	7:41pm	7:50pm
139	10-Oct-13	12:58pm	12:58pm
140	11-Oct-13	11:32am	11:33am