April is AUTISM Awareness Month

 An article about alcoholism and autism.

http://www.thefix.com/content/autism-and-alcoholism-are-genetically-linked9060

How to Stand Up a Cuffed Man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=-pEsaLQbCH4

The Route

BOLT -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Walking directions to S Main St, Pittsburgh, PA 15220 (BILLY'S BAR)

	From 708 East Warrington Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA	(JD's HOME)
	1. Head east on E Warrington Ave toward Walter St
			0.2 mi
	2. Turn left onto Arlington Ave
			1.1 mi
	3. Continue onto E Carson St
			1.6 mi
	4. Turn left onto S Main St
			0.4 mi

BOLT ARRIVES AT BILLY'S in a total walking time 1 hour 3 minutes  THEN to get the the ISLAND 1. Head northeast on S Main St toward Sanctus St 0.3 mi 2. Turn right onto W Carson St 1.5 mi 3. Turn left onto Smithfield St Bridge 0.3 mi 4. Continue onto Smithfield St 0.3 mi 5. Turn left onto Fifth Avenue Arrives at ISLAND -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JD and LISA 1. Leave 708 East Warrington Ave 2. Look around Neighborhood until they discover (page 8) that he could be at Billy's Bar. 3. They make their way to the Bar, landing at Grandview for line, "Oh shit the Steeler's Game..." (page 8). 4. They continue west on Grandview, to Greenleaf St, for Lisa's line (page 12) "Back up. Go down Greenleaf St". which leads to a left for Lisa's line "Let's not do this okay? Take this left" (page 13) onto South Main Street, where they arrive at Billy's Bar. 5. They go from Billy's to Advance Auto, on Wharton St, then across 10th Street Bridge for Lisa's Line "We're not going anywhere in this traffic" (page 23). 6. They see Stevie at the intersection of 10th and Liberty (page 44). 7. They then get the call that he may be on Liberty, and make there way to The Island! Whoo-hoo!!

 I may have already done this, but here is a link for LIGHT IT UP BLUE,  April 2.

http://www.lightitupblue.org/Markslist/home.do?utm_source=email&utm_medium=sphereemail&utm_content=rec1&utm_campaign=2012liub&msource=2012liub

JD's job (for instance)

This is an idea of what I see as JD's employment situation:

ASSISANT PROJECT MANAGER

Duties/Responsibilities

·         Assists in scheduling all aspects of engineering, procurement, outside contractors, TSSG and all associated foundations with respective contract groups.

·         Assists in the transition of approved awarded budgets from the estimating group into MAPS format. Maintaining these budgets, securing projected profits withstanding unforeseen justifiable causes to the loss of any profits.

·         Maintains all communication and contract responsibilities with the project Client.

·         Marinating all communication with project team and engineering.

·         Verification of all equipment and project specifications.

·         Assure project site safety guidelines are followed.

·         Ensure site is in compliance with all applicable company policies and guidelines

·         Assure that all appropriate site information is posted and maintained.

Skills/Experience Required

·         Two (2) to five (5) years of previous Construction Project Management experience.

·         Previous coal or material handling experience preferred.

·         Proficient in Microsoft Suites.

Education Requirements

·          Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or a related field; and or sufficient management skills to maintain assistance required for Taggart Projects.

National Salary Data  (I think JD makes about $50 - $55)

National Salary Data (?) $0 $25K $50K $75K Salary $34,297 - $72,111 Bonus $302.70 - $6,996 Profit Sharing $497.32 - $8,243 Total Pay (?) $30,950 - $73,939 Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 18 Mar 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 1,759

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Thank you for all your hard work so far! So much information to be found!
-Andy

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Information on show times and dates, as well as ticket information:

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