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The former Winnebago County district attorney once known as "Hollywood Joe" for his love of the media spotlight is building a new career for himself in the consulting business.
Paulus is the co-founder and presenter of Executive Prison Consultants, according to their website.
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It's odorless, tasteless and accumulative, warns San Diego Fire-Rescue Department Capt. Justus Norgord of carbon monoxide.
The Station 33 captain said carbon monoxide detectors are now required in apartment complexes and multi-family housing units.
Previous to Jan. 1, 2013, detectors were only required in single-family homes or any dwelling with an attached garage by the California Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention Act of 2010.
"[Carbon monoxide poisoning] can cause frequent headaches, dizziness, confusion, and fainting," Norgord said.
The fire captain said that CO detectors should be placed on every floor of a house, but they don't need to be mounted high, like a smoke alarm. Batteries should be tested often, he said.
"Test them once a month," Norgord suggested. "Many times we respond to homes because of dead batteries in CO monitors."
CO detectors should be replaced every 5-7 years, according to the captain.
Norgord said if you have all electric appliances and no attached garages, you aren't required to have a CO detector.
"If you have an attached garage or anything that burns fossil fuels, you'll need one," he said.
Here are some more precautions for homeowners and renters to take from the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department:
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Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering is located in Needham, Mass., just 14 miles west of Boston and next to the campus of Babson College. Nearly all students live on campus in either of the two residence halls, which offer housing in traditional doubles or suites. Olin's "Passionate Pursuits" program enables students to pursue their interests with guidance from a faculty sponsor and funding from the college; some examples include scuba certification, Irish dance, and jazz improvisation. There are also a number of student clubs and organizations ranging from an AntiGravity Club to the Olin Dance Project. Central to Olin's community of trust is the Honor Code, which dictates that students must act with honor and integrity.
Olin's academic curriculum is based on the "Olin Triangle," a focus on science and engineering fundamentals, entrepreneurship, and the liberal arts. Students can choose from three majors: electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering, or engineering, which encompasses bioengineering, computing, materials science, and systems. SCOPE (Senior Capstone Program in Engineering) is a required yearlong program during which seniors complete an engineering project sponsored by a reputable engineering or technology client. Olin offers students a wider range of courses in business, natural sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities through its educational partnerships with Babson College, Wellesley College, and Brandeis University.
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Bacteria make their own gangs, clustering quietly in the body until there's a large enough group to begin an attack. This is the next frontier in fighting drug-resistant superbugs.
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Redinbo's team discovered that certain osteoporosis drugs blocked one E. coli germ from spreading antibiotic-resistance genes to another. Interrupting this recruitment of new gangsters confused the drug-resistant bugs enough that they committed suicide, leaving only easy-to-treat germs behind.
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Kristen Stewart Needs Your Vote in MTV Bikini Scene Faceoff
Trust me Kristen Stewart does not need your vote. And MTV your really stretching this and when Kristen is alone with her friends, she most likely disses you MTV for putting her in this type of competition. She is most likely reaching to be an actress along the likes of Reese Rutherspoon
You mean Reese Witherspoon…?
Really Kristen Stewart over Brooklyn Decker??? I don't really know why Kristen is winning, Brooklyn has a way better body that Kristen. Some Twihards just don't know how to be impartial.
I think Kristen looks great. That's what real women look like!
Ummm…Who looks better in their bikini?
Well K's fits better than B's so ill say K, B's looks a litter weird on her, i guess cause its string.
but this is a bad matchup
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Really? a Bikini faceoff? Could we get a bit more degrading? You don't see male stars in Speedo faceoffs now do ya?


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Tuesday 19 June 2012
West Ham United have signed experienced Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen.
The 37-year-old made 371 appearances in the Premier League during 15 seasons with the Trotters.
Jaaskelainen has agreed personal terms with the Hammers on a one-year contract with an option for a second year - and he will move to Upton Park at the expiry of his Bolton deal on June 30th.
The Finnish stopper opted not to stay at Bolton following their relegation at the end of the 2011/12 season.
"It's a great new challenge and I'm really looking forward to it"
- Jussi Jaaskelainen
Jaaskelainen told West Ham's website he was delighted to be joining the Hammers.
"After spending 15 years in Bolton it's a great new challenge and I'm really looking forward to it," he said.
"Everything has happened really quickly. When the opportunity was offered to come to West Ham I didn't think twice and I just told my agent to sort it out as quickly as possible.
"I appreciate Bolton giving me permission to speak to West Ham before my contract was up and for the efforts the chairman made in trying to get me to stay.
"I would like to thank the fans for all their support over the years and I wish the players and, in particular, Owen Coyle all the best in gaining promotion at the first attempt."
Former Finland international Jaaskelainen joined Bolton in the summer of 1997 and as well as making more than 500 appearances in all competitions for the club, he won 56 caps for his country.


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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian were about to set up a love nest in Beverly Hills but that's been put on hold.
The couple recently purchased a $11 million home complete with a gym, a pool, a movie theater, a basketball court and a full salon but now sources are saying that someone else put in a higher offer and has bought their Bel Air mansion for $12 million.
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Who has the most satisfying customer experience in the UK? That'll be Apple Retail
Leading UK consumer campaigner, Which?, has conducted a survey into customer satisfaction across UK high-street retail stores. While the likes of WHSmith and carrier, EE, scored near the bottom, is there any surprise who topped the table? Apple Retail Stores.
Over 11,000 UK consumers responded to the survey, with Apple coming out on top with an 85% satisfaction score. Apple Retail Stores were praised specifically for their "unique look and feel" and "great customer service."
Apple Retail Stores do stand out among their competitors. The look and feel is indeed unique, but such customer services as EasyPay allowing payment via your iTunes account through your iPhone sets Apple apart from the rest. It's no doubt a great result for Apple, but 11,000 people doesn't come close to the numbers that pass through Apple Retail Stores each and every day.
Personally, I can't recall a visit to an Apple Store that I'd consider unsatisfactory, and though they're often extremely busy, there's never much of a wait to be dealt with by a member of the store team. Not counting the Genius Bar, of course. But how about you, have you ever had a bad experience in an Apple Retail Store?
Source: The Independent
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I had an awful experience buying my iphone 5. Once I got helped it was fine but the 45 minute long wait when I pre-ordered sucked. Especially when I saw product runners just standing around. Eventually someone noticed I was left waiting after I was told it would be a few minutes and apologized profusely. Got my phone and I was happy but the wait did suck.
Also when I was buying an ipad smart case I was kind of treated rudely by an employee, who acted like he was doing me some huge favor by ringing me up when I could have prepaid for it on my iphone. I'm uncomfortable with the concept of paying for it on my phone and just grabbing the item so I'd rather have an employee ring me up.
I think a line with some actual cashiers would be helpful. The stores feel so chaotic every time I walk in. Its hard to tell who has been helped and who needs help still so I'm not really sure where to wait to find an employee if I do have a question.
Hmm... every Apple store I've been into in the UK has been so busy as to make for a pretty unpleasant experience. They're shoulder to shoulder in there, and the staff are, as you would expect, spread pretty thin between so many people.
I think they could improve the stores considerably if they just blocked Facebook on the Macs and iPads there, as that seems to be why at least half of the bodies in there have staggered in. Can they really not be away from Facebook for more than a hour or two? Are they that addicted to seeing pictures of their drunken friends? Sadly, that appears to be the case.
I agree, personally I've always had a great experience in Apple Stores, but I always see teenagers on Facefeck. Until they block it, just keep an eye out for one that doesn't log out of their account, then go to town :-D here's some inspiration: http://imgur.com/gallery/8viP8


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Pella — Chantel Marie Smith, 42, passed away early Wednesday morning, December 26, 2012, at the residence of Brian Stice, 1120 Hazel Street in Pella, Iowa. Chantel, a nursing student at Indian Hills Community College in Ottumwa, Iowa, is survived by her parents, L. Blake and Charlinda Kay Smith, of Yuma, Arizona.
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I bought two days of handmade kits for Christmas gifts. Excited to get started. I really enjoyed this week of Webisodes and think Ann is a natural. You ladies work well together. Noticed her new hairstyle too.
Thank you very much for the great ideas, as I am getting the stencils and sometimes have a hard time to figure out how they go. Please keep up the good work.
What a great way to give a special gift for anyone on your list! Love these webisodes...now if I could only remember all of them!
Keep up the great work!
love your idea's and show when it on in wis. But how about a video on inked ornaments. I would like to give some as gifts this year.
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Thanks Ladies!! I love the webisodes and all the great new ideas!! I also wanted to say I love the little product videos on the site!! Great to see what you are getting before you buy!!
Paulette & Ann - You have made my week by presenting another Week of Webisodes!! I am looking forward to seeing all the great projects - love the papers and embellishments in today's webisode :)
Another week of webisodes! I love that you take such time to put these ideas together. Thank you for the wonderful ideas. I look forward to the week and what you have in store for us.
Me gustó mucho. La señorita Ann es muy guapa y espero los demás videos que vienen. Me gustó mucho el libro para guardar varios citas edificantes - es un uso que yo haré.
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Greetings from argentina!!1
Love that you gave a kudos to Aleene.
WOW! These are so creative and they appear to be easy to do. I can't wait to start making my holiday gift list. How do I sign up?
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What interesting projects! Especially love the wall hanging! Thanks!
such great ideas. thank you for sharing these. i am so excited for this week.
I really enjoyed the three projects! The collage was explained nicely and it looks easy to make.
nice idea
Love it. So easy and ready to go. Can't wait to see what's next!
What wonderful, easily hand made gifts! I was so inspired and really like the papers, colors and embellishments!
I'm looking forward to seeing these projects.
I get as excited to hear "week of webisodes" as I do "clearance"! I'm so excited!!!!
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Black Culture and History
News about Black Culture and History, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 11, 2014
Federal Bureau of Investigation field office in Jackson, Miss, was opened in 1964 by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover amid emergence of civil rights movement; office, on its 50th anniversary, will be honored with a ceremony addressing how the agency's relationship with both white and black Mississippians has evolved and improved over five decades. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
The Upshot; precinct level returns in Hinds County, Miss, bolster the theory that a surge in black, Democratic turnout allowed incumbent SenThad Cochran to defeat Chris McDaniel, Tea Party-backed candidate, in Republican primary runoff in Mississippi. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Vera Institute of Justice study of 222,542 resolved Manhattan prosecutions finds race was a significant factor in setting bail, negotiating plea deals and sentencing; reports black and Hispanic defendants are more likely to be held in jail before trial and more likely to be offered plea bargains that include prison sentence than whites and Asians charged with same crimes. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Some North Carolina residents say proposal to save money and streamline operations by consolidating five voting precincts into two is really an effort to suppress black voters who generally vote Democrat; uproar is part of broader voting rights battle charged by race and partisan politics that is happening in many Southern communities, where changes to election laws no longer require advance approval from the federal government. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Michael Beschloss History Source column observes that Arthur Ashe used discrimination he endured in his native Richmond, Va, bastion of Confederate sentiments, as motivation in becoming the first and only black tennis player to be men's singles champion at the United States Open, Australian Open and Wimbledon. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
United States magistrate judge in Southern District of New York certifies class-action lawsuit against the Department of Commerce, which alleges that the Census Bureau's use of criminal background checks for part-time workers unlawfully screened out 250,000 African-American applicants. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Sheryll Cashin observes 50th anniversary of Civil Rights Act of 1964, as well multiracial grass-roots movement that gave rise to it; holds that today's progressives must be equally active in creating bipartisan, cross-racial coalitions that can win policy battles; asserts that key is to focus on common challenges for whites and blacks, and not on divisions. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Jarl Mohn, incoming chief executive of NPR, intends to use experience gleaned from public radio in Los Angeles to address organization's failure to reach people of color; NPR has an overwhelmingly white staff and audience, though Southern California Public Radio, where Mohn was chairman, has a strong record of diversity. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Peniel E Joseph recalls 'Freedom Summer' of 1964, high point of interracial democratic activism that also marked fissure in the civil rights movement's tenuous unity that helped spur black political radicalism; holds any attempt to build new interracial coalitions will have to wrestle with this legacy, essence of which is that white and black activists will often see the same situation in profoundly different ways. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
African-American voters played large role in helping incumbent Republican Sen Thad Cochran defeat Tea Party challenger Chris McDaniel in Mississippi primary; it is first time in decades that African-American voters have come out in force for a Republican in the Deep South; now Southern blacks are hoping to flex political muscles long atrophied. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Editorial contends that Republican Senate nominee Thad Cochran, who won nomination in Mississippi after black voters crossed political lines to support him, should return favor by supporting stronger Voting Rights Act and working to reduce extreme antigovernment policies; holds Cochran has work to do if he expects future crossover votes. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Stephen Holen reviews Black Stars of the Great White Way, nostalgic extravaganza celebrating contributions of African-American Men to Broadway, at Carnegie Hall; event was conceived of and hosted by Chapman Roberts. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Library of Congress will unveil video archive called the HistoryMakers, which documents the memories of 2,600 African Americans in more than 35 states, including Maya Angelou, Isaac Hayes and Barack Obama; collection tells small details of everyday life and more profound events that get to the heart of the black experience in America. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Op-Ed article by Richard D Kahlenberg, senior fellow at the Century Foundation, questions fairness of system governing admission to New York City's elite public high schools; notes that only 5 percent of seats were offered to black students and 7 percent to Latinos; disputes policy of basing admissions entirely on results of Specialized High Schools Admissions Test, and calls for broadening of selection criteria, offering system used by Chicago's public schools as model. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Supporters of new National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta hope it will fuel tourism, broaden the city's reputation and host international human rights events; it is latest Southern museum to honor city's rich civil rights history. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Republican Sen Thad Cochran's campaign is taking unlikely step of trying to entice black voters to decide Mississippi primary contest against Tea Party-backed challenger Chris McDaniel; appealing to black voters may be the only path to victory left to Cochran in order to win runoff election. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Five people involved in the severe beating of white Detroit motorist Steve Utash after his truck hit a 10-year-old boy plead guilty to reduced charges, ending case that has raised concerns about racial tension and vigilantism in the bankrupt city. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Detroit teenager Bruce Wimbush pleads guilty in racially charged beating of driver Steve Utash, and agrees to testify against others who took part in the attack; faces up to 10 years in prison for assault. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Minority gun owners, whether black, Latino or Asian, struggle to balance their feelings about the conservatism and unyielding political stances of the National Rifle Association with the reality of a need for self-defense; blacks are less likely than whites to own a gun and even less likely to attend NRA conventions and events; there are signs, however, that gun proponents and the NRA are gaining ground among minority groups. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
The Upshot; photo of Jackie Robinson shaking hands with Richard M Nixon in 1952, whose presidential campaign he endorsed in 1960; Robinson long supported the Republican party, but eventually voted for Pres Lyndon Johnson; Robinson's political journey mirrored the movement of black voters toward the Democratic Party. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Supreme Court agrees to consider challenges from Democratic lawmakers who say Alabama Legislature packed minority voters into a few districts, diluting their voting power; divided three-judge Federal District Court panel in 2013 ruled that the redistricting plan is lawful and does not deny black voters the right to participate in the political process. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Brent Staples Editorial Notebook holds that movies in X-Men franchise offer allegory of 20th-century race hatred that depicts mutants with special powers as despised minority and military industrial complex as principal instrument of persecution; describes scene in film X-Men: Days of Future Past that references segregationist policies carried out in Jim Crow-era United States. MORE
May. 29, 2014
Appraisal by poet Elizabeth Alexander of writer Maya Angelou; asserts Angelou's works rendered not only her own life visible but also offered nothing short of a history of black social movements in the second half of the 20th century and the participation of the women who helped make change happen against a million odds. MORE
May. 27, 2014
Members of the Dark Room Collective, group of black writers founded in Boston in 1988, have become influential voices in American poetry; their work is less about strife or racial identity than it is about imagination taking wing; boom in African-American poetry is arguably as aesthetically significant as work of Beat Generation, New York School and Harlem Renaissance. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Signs of improving economy are gaining steam, but data shows that young women and blacks are among groups benefiting less from rising payrolls, lower unemployment and a buoyed stock market. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Executive board of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People elects Cornell William Brooks, its 18th leader, to head the 105-year-old civil rights organization. MORE
May. 17, 2014
YAMS, collective of artists who made video on race and black identity for 2014 Whitney Biennial, have withdrawn the work to protest Joe Scanlan's project in exhibit that they contend is racially insensitive; Scanlan's work showcases life and art of fictional black female Yale graduate and artist Donelle Woolford. MORE
May. 17, 2014
First Lady Michelle Obama tells 1,200 graduating high school seniors in Topeka, Kan, city that gave rise to landmark Brown v Board of Education case, that Brown's advances are being reversed; says many school districts nationwide have pulled back efforts to integrate, and many communities have become less diverse; also points out schools attended by children of color often lag behind. MORE
May. 17, 2014
The Upshot; 1924 photograph shows New York Yankees legend Babe Ruth knocked unconscious after running into wall during game against the Washington Senators; photo also offers a glimpse of baseball during nation's era of racial segregation. MORE
May. 16, 2014
First Lady Michelle Obama, who will speak in Topeka, Kan, for the 60th anniversary of Brown vs Board of Education ruling on desegregation, had her own life changed when Chicago opened an integrated high school for high achievers as result of case; she is talking in new and more deeply personal ways about race. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Editorial warns administration of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is on track to equal the more than 28,600 low-level marijuana-related arrests of black and Latino young people that were made under Mayor Michael Bloomberg; urges administration to review Police Department policy to make sure arrests are necessary and fairly made; holds racial disparities in arrests highlight need for examination. MORE
May. 12, 2014
Rachel L Swarns The Working Life column recalls legacy of Cornelius Washington, who in 1957 was one of the first black firefighters on Staten Island; his brother and two sons helped spearhead campaign against New York City Fire Department that helped to transform hiring practices, making most recent graduating class of recruits the most diverse in New York City history. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Peter Dreier argues that much-heralded housing recovery is bypassing many American cities and towns where millions of mortgage holders remain underwater; analyzes data on 100 cities and other areas with highest proportion of underwater mortgages and notes they are disproportionately black and Latino; holds best solution is for banks to modify such mortgages to their current market value. MORE
May. 3, 2014
New York Times/CBS poll finds wide support for actions taken by the NBA against Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, with 65 percent supporting measures; poll does find deep racial divide among basketball fans, with majority of black fans saying racist beliefs are prevalent among NBA owners, while only 19 percent of white fans agreed. MORE
May. 2, 2014
Analysis; Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, NBA star turned politician, made it clear to NBA commissioner Adam Silver what needed to be done to address racist remarks by Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling. MORE
May. 2, 2014
Editorial criticizes Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino for not abiding by landmark fair-housing court decree to end deeply embedded segregation patterns; contends it is time for local communities and legislators to work to uphold the rule of law, preserve vital government financing and undo the damage done by Astorino's defiance. MORE
May. 2, 2014
Officials from California state conference of NAACP are reviewing why small Los Angeles branch was planning to give lifetime achievement award, one of group's highest honors, to Donald Sterling, Los Angeles Clippers owner who has been accused of racially offensive comments that led NBA to ban him for life from league activity. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers has been a reassuring and resolute voice not only for his players, but also for the city, following tumult over racist comments made by Clippers owner Donald Sterling; Rivers has shared with his team his own experiences with racism, including the 1997 burning of his San Antonio house, and encouraged them to share such personal stories as well. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Op-Ed article by authors Ayana Byrd and Lori L Tharps contends new Army grooming policy unfairly discriminates against African-American servicewomen by limiting or banning traditional black hairstyles; notes rules expose an ignorance of how black hair grows, and that bias is particularly egregious in relation to women who are willing to die for their country. MORE
May. 1, 2014
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column says remarks made by Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, who was handed a lifetime ban for racist remarks he made, offer chance to examine racism in professional sports and beyond; says problem is less about words used in a private conversation and more about institutionalized bigotry expressed in action. MORE
Apr. 30, 2014
Harvey Araton On Pro Basketball column notes that it is up to the NBA's 29 owners to force Donald Sterling to sell the Los Angeles Clippers now that he has received a lifetime ban and $2.5 million fine from NBA Commissioner Adam Silver; hopes that owners can muster will for the three-quarter vote required by the league's Board of Governors to end Sterling's misanthropic ownership of the team. MORE
Apr. 30, 2014
Defense Sec Chuck Hagel orders American military to review its policies concerning hairstyles popular with black women, telling critics of new Army regulations banning large cornrows, twists and dreadlocks that he takes 'very seriously' concerns that military rules on hair have unfairly targeted black women. MORE
Apr. 30, 2014
National Basketball Association hands lifetime ban to longtime Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling; ban, an extraordinary step in professional sports, is intended to rid the league of Sterling after he was recorded making racist comments; Commissioner Adam Silver says NBA will try to force Sterling to sell the team. MORE
Apr. 30, 2014
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver's authority to ban and fine Los Angeles Clippers owner David Sterling is largely unquestioned, but his ability to force sale of team remains murkier; list of causes in league's constitution that would prompt termination of ownership do not specifically include making racist or incendiary remarks. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Juliet Macur Sports of The Times column asserts that it looks as if the NBA and its team owners have finally had enough of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, and the overdue moment for dealing with him is finally here in light of his racist comments. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, who finds himself at center of debate over racist remarks, is part of the old guard of NBA owners, men who bought teams before the league became a global phenomenon; new guard of owners could help determine Sterling's fate as they await findings from investigation into the remarks led by NBA commissioner Adam Silver. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Editorial notes that Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling had a long history of bigotry before he became embroiled in scandal over anti-black statements; criticizes National Basketball Assn for sheltering and tolerating Sterling for so long, and calls on it to make clear that there is no place for owners with racist sentiments. MORE
Apr. 28, 2014
Recording of racist remarks attributed to Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling draws attention to his history of discrimination lawsuits, ugly pay disputes and extramarital affairs. MORE
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A Four-Star Female Admiral Makes History for the Navy
Adm. Michelle J. Howard, the vice chief of naval operations, has become the first female four-star in the 239-year history of the Navy.
July 12, 2014, Saturday
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In Connecticut, Breaking a Barrier Between a Suburb and Public Housing
A tall fence that for decades has physically and symbolically separated Hamden from mostly black, poor New Haven projects is being partly dismantled.
July 12, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Blacks , New Haven (Conn) , Hamden (Conn) , Public and Subsidized Housing , Segregation and Desegregation
F.B.I. Honors Office Opened Amid Struggle for Civil Rights
The 50th anniversary of the Jackson, Miss., field office was recalled with a ceremony addressing how the agency's relationship with both white and black Mississippians had evolved since.
July 11, 2014, Friday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Jackson (Miss) , Blacks , Civil Rights Movement (1954-68) , Johnson, Lyndon Baines , Hoover, J Edgar , Mississippi , Federal Bureau of Investigation , Ku Klux Klan
Voting Totals Reveal Crucial Boost From Blacks in Thad Cochran's Victory
The precinct level returns in Hinds County bolster the theory that a surge in black, Democratic turnout was decisive in a Mississippi Senate runoff.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Primaries and Caucuses , McDaniel, Chris (1972- ) , Cochran, Thad , Blacks , Elections, Senate , Mississippi , Midterm Elections (2014) , Voting and Voters
Study Finds Racial Disparity in Criminal Prosecutions
A study that examined 222,542 cases in Manhattan found that race was a significant factor in setting bail, negotiating plea deals and sentencing.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Andiloro, Nancy R , Vera Institute of Justice , Race and Ethnicity , Justice Department , Asian-Americans , Vance, Cyrus R Jr , Manhattan (NYC) , Blacks , Sentences (Criminal) , Kutateladze, Besiki Luka , Hispanic-Americans
Mistrust in North Carolina Over Plan to Reduce Precincts
A plan to save money and streamline operations has been seen as racially motivated by some in the community.
July 8, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Blacks , State Legislatures , Elections , Southern States (US) , Civil Rights and Liberties , National Assn for the Advancement of Colored People , Voter Registration and Requirements , Supreme Court (US) , North Carolina , Polls and Public Opinion , Redistricting and Reapportionment , Race and Ethnicity , Voting and Voters , Voting Rights Act (1965) , Law and Legislation , American Civil Liberties Union
Arthur Ashe, Pathbreaker: From Richmond to Wimbledon, and Back
Young Arthur Ashe thought white officials in his hometown tried to "kill" his tennis career.
July 5, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Race and Ethnicity , Discrimination , Tennis , Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome , Ashe, Arthur , Blacks , Richmond (Va)
New Brooklyn Theater Casts Audience in Crucial Role
A civic-minded theater company in Brooklyn is performing readings of four obscure plays about slavery and racism, and will let audiences help decide which gets a full staging.
July 5, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Grimke, Angelina Weld (1880-1958) , The Escape, or a Leap for Freedom (Play) , Bedford-Stuyvesant (Brooklyn, NY) , Cold Keener: a Revue (Play) , Blacks , Slavery , New Brooklyn Theater , Easton, William Edgar , Hurston, Zora Neale , Brown, William Wells (1814-84) , Dessalines (Play) , Theater , Rachel (Play) , Writing and Writers
Freedom Summer: Looking Beyond Racial Lines
Marshall Ganz and Julian Bond disagree with an Op-Ed's writer's analysis of a landmark civil rights effort 50 years ago.
July 4, 2014, Friday
MORE ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY AND: Bond, Julian , Race and Ethnicity , Mississippi , Blacks , Civil Rights Movement (1954-68) , Civil Rights and Liberties , Ganz, Marshall
Class-Action Suit Can Proceed Against Census
A magistrate judge on Tuesday certified the suit, which alleges that the Census Bureau's use of criminal background checks for part-time workers unlawfully screened out 250,000 African-Americans.
July 3, 2014, Thursday
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Michael Phelps won't try to replicate his glittering eight-gold haul of 2008 at the London Olympics, coach Bob Bowman said Monday.
"No one should be expected to do that twice, once was more than enough," Bowman said of the US superstar's punishing programme in Beijing, where he eclipsed Mark Spitz's record of seven golds at one Games.
Bowman announced on Twitter that Phelps wouldn't swim the 200m freestyle in London, although he won it over rival Ryan Lochte at the US Olympic swimming trials.
"Michael Phelps will be removing the individual 200 freestyle from his Olympic program," Bowman tweeted. "This will give him a full slate of 7 events.
"His change will allow him to focus more energy on relays for Team USA."
Since taking his career tally of Olympic golds to 14 in Beijing, Phelps had insisted he wouldn't swim eight events at his last Olympics in London.
But at the trials, which conclude on Monday night, he qualified in exactly the same eight events: the 100m and 200m butterfly, 200m freestyle and 200m and 400m individual medleys. He's expected to swim three relays.
Phelps, whose 16 Olympic medals include two bronze won in Athens, will still be able to surpass Russian gymnast Larisa Latynina for the most Olympic medals won in a career -- 18 -- but he would only be able to match her total of 14 individual Olympic medals.
He will also have a chance to claim a third straight Olympic title in four events -- the 100m and 200m butterfly and the 200m and 400m individual medley.
No male swimmer has ever won the same Olympic event at three straight Games, although two women swimmers have accomplished the feat.
With Phelps's withdrawal, Ricky Berens gains the second spot on the US team in the 200m free after finishing third at trials behind Phelps and Lochte.
US men's head coach Gregg Troy said no one on the coaching staff would second-guess Phelps's decision.
"I don't think there's many people that want to challenge the programme that Michael swims," Troy said.
The men's 4x100m freestyle relay has been a big topic of conversation at the US trials. On paper, the Americans are underdogs against an Australian team expected to feature the season's dominant sprinters of James Magnussen and James Roberts, while France and Russia have plenty of sprinting talent as well.
Troy said he didn't think Phelps's withdrawal from the 200m free signalled a special emphasis on the 4x100m freestyle relay.
"It's more relative to it being a tough programme Michael swims," Troy said. "He's a lot older and those older guys don't recover as quickly."
Bowman, however, hinted that Phelps was keen do all he could to knock back the mighty Australians.
"We respect the challenge we're up against," Bowman said. "And perhaps we'll be more ready than people think."
Phelps had also insisted after Beijing he wouldn't swim the 400m medley again in major competition, but his times this year have persuaded him otherwise. Bowman said that event, on the opening day of swimming competition, is a good way to launch the meet.
"We like to get going," Bowman said. "No matter how it goes, we want to be in the mix. We don't want to wait until the second day."
Bowman added that Phelps would benefit more in the long run from thinning out his schedule in the middle of the Games.
The heats and semi-finals of the 200m free fall on the same day as the 4x100m free final.
On the next day, the 200m free final would have added to his burden on the day he launched his 200m butterfly treble bid.
"We felt comfortable with what he swam here, but when you start adding relays in something's got to give," Bowman said.
"He and I had discussed it early in the week," Bowman said. "Last night I think he was more perturbed that I made him sit down with his management team and go over it. He sat down and said "OK, we're scratching the 200 free.'
"He was fine with it."
Michael Phelps swims to a first place finish in the men's 100m butterfly final on day seven of the 2012 US Olympic Team Trials in Omaha, Nebraska. Phelps won't try to replicate his glittering eight-gold haul of 2008 at the London Olympics, coach Bob Bowman said Monday.


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January 31, 2014
Kansas' Lawrence Transit can now send a text message to find out when their bus will arrive.
All city and university buses have recently been equipped with GPS tracking units, which transmit the location of all vehicles at any point in time. With this technology in place, passengers now have the ability to know when their bus is coming.
"This new feature will make it more convenient for people to use the bus," said Robert Nugent, city transit administrator. "It allows you to personalize your travel by using your own mobile phone to receive the next bus arrival times."
Each bus stop in Lawrence is assigned a bus stop number. When a text message with the bus stop number is sent, the system then predicts when it will arrive at the selected stop.
Bus riders should still get to the bus stop a few minutes early since many factors can affect the arrival time.
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Mason Girdley had a massive offensive day, going 4-for-4 from the plate with three triples and seven runs batted in as the Ada Cougars swept a home baseball doubleheader from Atoka, 16-5 and 8-0, Monday.
Girdley went 1-for-1 with a triple, four RBIs and two runs scored in the first game and was 3-for-3 with a pair of triples, three RBIs and two more scored runs in the nightcap.
Each game lasted just five innings due to the run rule.
ADA 8, ATOKA 0 (Game 2)
Dalton Wolf worked all five innings in firing the one-hit shutout, as he allowed just two walks and struck out nine.
Girdley's 3-for-3 effort sparked the eight-hit attack for the Cougars. Teammate Micah Simmer went 2-for-2 and drove in a run, and Reid Kinder was 1-for-3 and knocked in a run.
Easton Pingleton also had a triple and scored a run for Ada. Walker Whitworth also had a 1-for-3 effort and scored once.
The Cougars picked up their first run in the second and added two more in the third before scoring five times in the bottom of the fifth to end it.
ADA 16, ATOKA 5 (Game 1)
Kinder, Whitworth and Tim Simpson fueled the Cougar offense in the opener as Ada compiled nine hits.
Kinder went 2-for-2, drove in three runs and scored twice, and Whitworth was also 2-for-2 and crossed the plate three times. Simpson went 2-for-3 with a double, knocked in two runs and scored twice.
Besides Girdley's triple, Kane Moore went 1-for-1 with a double and knocked in two runs, and Scott Johnson was 1-for-2 and scored a pair of runs.
Johnson got the pitching win while surviving seven walks. He struck out three and surrendered just five hits.
The Cougars were helped by four Atoka errors.
Ada is scheduled to play next on Saturday at Harrah, beginning at 2 p.m.


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Journal Sentinel outdoors editor Paul A. Smith offers news, notes and perspective on the great outdoors.
DNR reports 69 wolves killed through Saturday
Sixty-nine wolves have been killed in just less than four weeks of the Wisconsin wolf hunting and trapping season, according to a report issued Sunday by the Department of Natural Resources.
The kill total represents 69% of the wolf harvest quota for non-tribal hunters and trappers.
The season opened Oct. 15 and is scheduled to run through Feb. 28 or until harvest quotas are met.
At the rate wolf kills are being recorded, the season will likely end by late November. Additional hunting effort is expected as hunters holding wolf tags venture into the woods and fields Nov. 17 to 25 during the Wisconsin nine-day gun deer season.
Two-thirds of the wolves have been taken by trappers using foot-hold traps; the others were killed by hunters using firearms. Forty-one of the animals killed to date were male.
The wolves were harvested in 22 counties, including seven in Price and six each in Bayfield, Douglas and Jackson.
The agency also reported 833 wolf hunting and trapping licenses had been sold as of Friday, including six to nonresidents. The state authorized the sale of 1,160 licenses.
The DNR set the statewide wolf harvest quota at 201 wolves, 85 of which are reserved for members of Ojibwe tribes. Tribal leaders have voiced strong opposition to the state's wolf hunting and trapping season; tribal members aren't expected to kill any wolves.
Wisconsin had a population of 815 to 880 wolves at the end of last winter, according to the DNR. Wolf populations typically double after pups are born each year, then decline to an annual low in late winter due to various sources of mortality.
The wolf was removed from protections of the Endangered Species Act and returned to state management in January.
The season is the first regulated public wolf harvest in state history. The DNR's goal is to reduce the wolf population to a "more biologically and socially acceptable level."
Hunters and trappers are required to report taking a wolf within 24 hours of the kill. Each of the six wolf management zones has a harvest quota and would be closed when the number of registered wolves approaches the quota.
All zones were listed as open by the DNR on Sunday. But four of the wolf management zones have filled at least 70% of their non-tribal harvest quota. Here's a list of the zones, the wolf non-tribal harvest quota and number of wolves registered as of Saturday:
Zone 1, 32 harvest quota, 23 wolves registered
Zone 2, 20, 16
Zone 3, 18, 5
Zone 4, 5, 4
Zone 5, 23,17
Zone 6, 18, 4
A map of the zone can be found below. You can find more information on the zones on the DNR's wolf hunting and trapping page.
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Great work by the Trappers and Hunters...keep it up people and hit that quota!
"Wolf populations typically double after pups are born each year,
then decline to an annual low in late winter due to..............
...various sources of mortality."
Some of those 'sources' no animal on this planet should have to endure.
Only man spends time, money, effort, and related to bring an animal out of extinction only then to set traps to kill it. I mean. You simply cannot write this stuff any better.
I've said before, having visited this site only once when the Trapping Season began and I lost my ignorance on this topic, and thus my innocence, did I realize that in
2012 traps to 'snag their feet' are still being used. That, and the rationalizations as to why man finds himself performing such acts is heard...why, I'm just exhausted.
One sense's the nature of this column is not centered around my premise in thinking.
I get it.
It is your world, and occasionally, though never voluntarily,
I happen to 'wander in'...
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Theres a reason our ancestors eliminated these beasts. I don't go into the woods or anywhere for that matter without packing.And the DNR is lying through there teeth with these numbers just like theres no mountain lions.
kstein13 Since the return of the wolf to Wisconsin over 1400 DOMESTIC animals have been CONFIRMED killed by YOUR wolves. If you truly cared about animals & animal cruelty the consequences of having these vermin around would also figure into your "thinking"!