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The attacks occurred Wednesday at Iwicki's home near Walworth.
Media reports identify the fatal victim as Daxton Borchardt. His father has been venting on Facebook, saying pit bulls should be bred out of existence because, "They are naturally wired to bite down on flesh and not let go."
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The woman at the center of the Upper Cumberland Development District scandal now wants more of your money.
Wendy Askins resigned last month as she faced an investigation into the mismanagement of agency funds.
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The claim was filed exactly one week after Askins resigned. But, instead of accepting responsibility, she pointed the finger at the people around her.
"This is just a crazy claim," said Ben Cunningham, head of the anti-tax Tennessee Tax Revolt group.
Last month, as Askins made her dramatic appearance before a committee that had been investigating her, it seemed like the end of a chapter.
"I sincerely regret that it has become necessary for me to submit my resignation," she said, reading a prepared letter to committee members.
After 17 years as UCDD's executive director, the controversy over that million-dollar Living the Dream home had Askins about to face a vote over the alleged misappropriation of hundreds of thousands of dollars of agency money.
"I think that was just the inevitable thing that was going to happen anyway whether she made the decision or the board did," Putnam County Executive Kim Blaylock said at the time, agreeing that Askins was "on her way out."
Little did the UCDD board know that, within a week, Askins would turn around and a file a claim for unemployment.
"I mean, to come back to the taxpayers now and expect more money just adds insult to injury," Cunningham said.
At the time, Askins told board members that "I find this resignation necessary because of the firestorm that has been created by Channel 5 news media and a few others."
Now, she has told the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development that "she quit because of situations involving harassment and/or hostility from co-workers, employers or customers."
"You come in and hold her accountable and shine a little sunshine on the situation and she feels like she's being harassed," Cunningham observed. "The only people being harassed here are the taxpayers."
As the agency's lawyer told the full board after Askins resignation, the scandal has now sparked a fullscale state audit, as well as other investigations.
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The US Civil War was about SLAVERY.
It was about commerce. It was about the commerce related to the buying, selling, and trading of black HUMAN BEINGS.
The South was not willing to change their ways and they went to fucking war for it. It does not mean the North was noble, but rather the spread of slavery wasn't doing our country ANY FUCKING GOOD. The South wanted to secede and keep their slavery ways!
If you do not understand that, then I suggest you enroll in some classes, buy some books, watch some documentaries, and talk to some people. Maybe even go on some blogs and websites and read….OR MAYBE you should go back to middle school and read the textbook that your social studies teacher gave you to read, which you were too busy ignoring because you were being a pre-teen lunch table.
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The Arizona Daily Star (http://bit.ly/QF5GwV) says 30-year-old Demarco Alonzo Thomas has been arrested on suspicion of money laundering and racketeering.
According to documents from the Tucson Airport Authority Police Department, Thomas thought it might help smooth things over if he could show cartel members a phony receipt from authorities stating they had seized the money.
Police say Thomas claims he was paid $1,000 for each suitcase full of drug money he flew from North Carolina.
When arrested, police searched Thomas' suitcase and personal property. They found $17,000 in $100 bills in the pockets of packed blue jeans and another $3,000 in his wallet.
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The Cayenne 902 Coupe is not different. As with a lot of their recent works with the Cayenne , Merdad used a comprehensive styling kit with new aerodynamic parts that are complemented by an electronic lowering module and accentuated by a set of 22" alloy wheels that comes in a choice of either black or silver colors. Merdad also took the Cayenne's interior and dressed it up to the nines by adding black leather and red Alcantara with new trims and a sports steering wheel.
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Which member of the Minnesota congressional delegation makes the best hotdish? U.S. Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) is set host his third annual competition find out who is most proficient with cream of mushroom or a shoestring potato.
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Franken first started the competition in 2011 as a way to bring the delegation together, and what better method than a mutual passion for one of Minnesota's long-standing culinary namesakes?
"I'm very excited about hosting another Hotdish Off tomorrow," Sen. Franken said. "I'm looking forward to defending my title as the Minnesota delegation's hotdish champion and spending some quality time with the other members of the Minnesota delegation."
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Type: Rustic Cabin
The Facility is ADA Compliant
The Trapper's Lodge is a two bedroom cabin capable of accomodating up to six comfortably. Constructed and finished with a trapping theme in mind, this cabin provides air conditioning and heating, dining table and chairs, a freeze proof hydrant just outside with water available year around; two twin over full bunkbeds and a countertop including storage space and a microwave.
Just outside on the shaded patio awaits a large picnic table, a charcoal grill and fire ring; also included are two exterior outlets for cooking or for charging up the boat's batteries!
The Trapper's Lodge rents for just $45.00 per night, plus a $12.00 reservation fee on the first night's rent.
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- All fees are paid in advance; $45/night fee for up to 6 adults plus the $12.00 Non-refundable reservation fee and service charge.
- Cancellations up to 30 days prior to the reservation date are eligible for refund of rental fees, but NOT the $12.00 reservation fee. Cancellations 29 days or less up to 5 days prior to arrival date are eligible for a refund of all but one night's rental and reservation fees. Cancellations less than 4 days in advance or after arrival are not eligible for refund of any fees paid.
- Permittee is responsible for cleanliness, condition or damages to the cabin upon check-out. Damages to the cabin upon checkout will be charged to the credit card or Paypal account used to pay for the rental.
- Cabin will be reserved when renter submits all nights fees and the $12.00 non-refundable reservation fee. Online Reservations are by credit card or Paypal only, and may be made up to 365 days in advance.
Rules andRegulations:
- No smoking allowed inside.
- Pets are not allowed inside the cabins, and must be kept outside on a chain, leash not longer than 10' or kennel.
- DO NOT clean fish or game inside.
- Items not provided: linens, kitchen utensils, dishes, pots, pans, soap, shampoo or towels.
- Cabin permits are valid from the date purchased to noon the following day, check in is at 2:00 p.m. and check out is at noon.
- Only the number of adults stated on the cabin permit will be allowed in the cabin after 11 p.m. All others will be asked to leave.
- Quiet hours are from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
- Other camping units are not allowed in the area surrounding the cabin. Tents for dependent children may be approved upon request.
- Consumption of alcoholic liquor is prohibited. Cereal malt beverages with not more than 3.2% alcohol by weight are allowed, but no kegs.
- Trash must be removed from the cabin and discarded in dumpsters.
- All vehicles must have a vehicle permit and park in the provided parking areas; no vehicles are allowed on the grass.
- Must be 18 years of age to rent any cabin.
- Fires in provided fire rings only.
- No cooking on the porch.
- All State, as well as, Park and Public Lands regulations apply during the use of the cabin.
- Office hours vary throughout the year; it is your responsibility prior to your arrival to make arrangements for the pick up of the key and checkout sheet.
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The Honorable Allan Rutter
The purpose of this letter is to offer the views of the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) on the Federal Railroad Administration's (FRA) Interim Final Rule (67 FR 1903; January 15, 2002) addressing various Railroad Workplace Safety issues, including the use of body belts as a component of personal fall arrest systems.
Since ASSE has long enjoyed a professional relationship with FRA, we will forego an introduction to the Society and simply include a fact sheet with this comment. It is important to note, however, that ASSE is the oldest and largest society of safety professionals in the world, having been founded in 1911 and with a current membership of over 30,000 safety, health and environmental professionals.
Citing ANSI Z359.1 Standard
ASSE's intent with these comments is not to speak for or against the proposal as a whole. Rather, we urge FRA to cite the ANSI Z359.1-1992 (reaffirmed 1999) standard titled Safety Requirements for Personal Fall Arrest Systems Subsystems and Components by reference in the body of the final rule. The standard represents the collective and most current knowledge of those professionals whose expertise is directed to the prevention of falls.
ASSE is the Secretariat of the ANSI Z359.1-1992 (recently reaffirmed in 1999) standard titled Safety Requirements for Personal Fall Arrest Systems Subsystems and Components. This approved American National Standard provides the best available guidance on the overall issue of fall protection. A copy of the standard for review by FRA is enclosed.
We have seen where federal agencies, including OSHA, have used the standard as a source document in past regulatory initiatives. FRA rulemaking concerning fall protection would be more complete and better served if coordinated with the existing Z359.1 Standard and other Z359 fall protection projects accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Several of these accredited projects directly impact the issue body belts and the ANSI Z359 standards, including the following:
By including the above standards, the FRA would be following the tenets of the Morella Amendment of the Technology Transfer Act of 1995 (Public Law 104-113) and the February 19, 1998 Office of Management Budget Circular A-119, Federal Participation in the Development and Use of Voluntary Consensus Standards and in Conformity Assessment Activities.
Voluntary Standards Setting Process
The importance of the voluntary standards setting process is well documented and widely accepted. ASSE's enclosed Position Statement The Role of Consensus Standards in Occupational Safety and Health provides an excellent overview of the voluntary standards setting process and, more particularly, the issue of citing by reference voluntary national consensus standards. If such a citation is not appropriate for this Interim Final Rule, we cordially but formally request a written response indicating why such recognition is not justified.
Finally, the Z539 Committee would like to encourage increased participation from government agencies in accordance with Circular Circular A-119. Staff of the Department of Transportation and FRA would provide excellent insight and added expertise to the activities surrounding the Z359 standards. Enclosed also with these comments is a membership application for the Committee. Hopefully, DOT and FRA staff will consider submitting applications for membership.
ASSE is committed to assisting with any initiative that will enhance and improve workplace safety. Thank you for your attention to this matter, and we look forward to working with you in the future.
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GEORGETOWN, Del. - Two Georgetown men have been charged, after they apparently tried to rob a man, at knife point, at a gas station.
Georgetown Police say they were called to the Georgetown Royal Farms around 1:00 PM on Tuesday, in reference to a fight at the gas pumps. Officers met with the victim, who told them that two men had pulled a knife on him, and tried to rob money from him, before they fled from the parking lot. Officers put out a description of the suspects, who were found and arrested behind Fellowship Resources, about a quarter of a mile South of the Royal Farms.
Police say 31-year-old Timothy Kurak and 25-year-old Kenneth Polite, both of Georgetown, were both wearing clothing described by the victim. A knife was also reportedly recovered, close to where Kurak and Polite were found. The suspects were apparently positively identified by the victim, along with witnesses at the scene. Police say there were three small children in the victim's vehicle.
Kurak and Polite were charged with attempted robbery, possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a felony, conspiracy and endangering the welfare of a child. Both are being held at the Sussex Correctional Institute on bond.


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The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting at a church in Holmes County.
MBI officials tell us there was a dispute between members of Asia Baptist Church in Lexington and the church's pastor. We've learned church members voted out the pastor; he didn't agree with their decision.
According to the MBI, a fight broke out between the pastor, his family and church members. Police were called.
After Lexington Police arrived on the scene, shots were fired. The only information MBI officials will confirm about the shooting is a Lexington Police Officer pulled the trigger, and 26-year-old Cedric White died.
We talked with White's mother and father. They witnessed the shooting and share their feelings with News Channel 12 tonight at 10:00.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is currently on the scene of a church shooting in the city of Lexington in Holmes County.
MBI officials tell us around 12:15 Sunday afternoon, a Lexington police officer was involved in a shooting at a church. MBI's crime scene unit and other investigators remain on the scene gathering information.
MBI would not confirm at which church the shooting happened, nor would they confirm the condition of the person who was shot.
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Delta shuns Boeing Dreamliner, buys ordinary Airbus
The airliner, immune to fear of missing out, doesn't have imminent deliveries of either company's conspicuous consumption jets.
By Ted Reed
Call Delta (DAL) the airline industry contrarian on aircraft purchases.
While other carriers line up to buy the newly introduced Boeing (BA) 787 and the not-yet-introduced Airbus A350, Delta just bought 30 Airbus A321s and 10 Airbus A330-300s, reliable but ordinary aircraft, for delivery between 2015 and 2017.
"If everybody behaved like Delta, the boom jetliner market would collapse," said Richard Aboulafia, vice president of consulting firm Teal Group. "Everybody else is in an arms race, and Delta is doing the exact opposite." Delta, it appears, does not suffer from "FOMO," the fear of missing out. Its first 787 is due to arrive in 2020 and it does not have an A350 order.
Aboulafia called Delta "contrarians in the jet business -- possibly genius contrarians," and said "they have turned the accepted logic of the business on its head. While everyone says the key to international passengers is 787s, Delta says 'No -- why not put lie flat seats in old 747s?' Passengers don't care about high tech jets, they care about lying flat. I think these guys are dangerous geniuses."
Avoiding the industry's most fashionable products enables Delta to avoid paying high prices. "You can get incredible deals on current generation jets," Aboulafia said. Analysts say that every single customer gets a discount, and preferred customers at Delta can get 50% discounts. List prices are about $107 million for an A321 and $239 million for an A330-300. Delta also looked at comparable Boeing aircraft, the 737-900 and the 777-300.
Analyst Scott Hamilton of Leeham Co. said Delta "didn't want to be among the leading recipients of new technology," adding, "you can buy a lot of fuel for a cheaper airplane and not take the technology risk just yet." Technologies like the 787 and the engines on it and on the Airbus 321Neo are still proving themselves, he said. "Delta wants to see engines in service for a while before they commit."
United (UAL) has taken a different tact as the only U.S. airline to fly the 787. United has opened a route from Houston to Lagos and plans to open a route from San Francisco to Chengdu (TheStreet), China's fourth largest city, that could not be effectively served with a predecessor aircraft. "I don't know if (United's strategy) is a better strategy -- it's just a different strategy," Hamilton said.
As for American (AAMRQ), it has an everything-under-the sun aircraft order that includes Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 narrowbody jets as well as Boeing 777 and 787 widebody jets. In that case, Hamilton said, the carrier had to act to restock its aging fleet. "The MD80s are so old and the 757s are aging and you needed to replace the former in particular sooner than you could if you waited to get new technology airplane," Hamilton said.
"American has never been shy about buying new technology airplanes, but they were not the first to buy the 787," he said. "They are in a better spot, a few years down the road," when the airplane's initial bugs are likely to be ironed out.
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Hogs have gone wild in the DeKalb County town of Fort Payne. Residents are complaining to City Hall about yards damaged from wild hogs that have been seen in the area, so city officials are trying to do something about it.
The hogs are usually just a nuisance for deer hunters, but they have found their way into the city limits. Public works officials are setting traps in the hopes of getting them, but they breed at such a fast rate that officials are in for a challenge.
One field in the city looks like the site of a mortar assault; the hogs' snouts can be quite destructive in their hunt for food. Residents are reporting similar destruction to their lawns.
City crews have set up about ten traps along areas such as Hixon Road. So far, just over 20 hogs have been captured. While that sounds good, the problem is still quite large, according to Public Works Director Tim Williams.
"We thought we were making a dent in it, but from the looks of the vandalism… we probably haven't put a dent in them yet. They think there's around 300 in the area, so we have still got a ways to go," Williams said.
Meanwhile, the people in charge of trapping the hogs are enjoying the fruits of their labor and brushing up on their culinary skills at the same time. Public Works employees were able to have a filling pre-Thanksgiving lunch with one of the hogs they caught Wednesday.
"We're looking forward to getting some more so we can have more lunches," said Williams.
Officials said they are considering working with conservation officials to see if residents would be allowed to bow-hunt the animals, because it is illegal to fire weapons in the city limits.
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Governor, we had a big night of speeches last night, and you'll be speaking later today. What are you planning to talk about?
Well, we're going to continue the process—all the speakers—of making crystal clear the differences between the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. We're for building the middle class, not taking it apart; we're for building programs that support the building class and allow people who aspire to be in the middle class to move forward. That's the story that we have to tell and it started to come out pretty brilliantly last night.
Obama is seeing a decline in fundraising dollars everywhere, including Connecticut, where there are some deep blue pockets. Why do you think that is?
I don't think the President was working as hard at fundraising. Remember he didn't go through a primary stage, and if he had, I think he would have raised more money. Just recently the President raised about $1.8 million up in Connecticut, so I think he'll catch up.
What does Obama need to do to excite Connecticut voters?
I think Connecticut voters are pretty excited. Connecticut votes very well in presidential elections, so there's no apathy about Connecticut. We have a senate rate that's going to be very close and down to the wire; but the Democrats are going to win that seat as well.
Click here to hear Gov. Malloy's take on how a Romney-Ryan budget would 'decimate' Connecticut's housing market.
State GOP Chairman Jerry Labriola recently went on the record to say that Connecticut Republicans can be competitive in this year's presidential race. Can they?
No, they can't. Mitt Romney is not going to win Connecticut, because people understand that he's about outsourcing. They understand that he has a program that would decimate the middle class of the country. Effectively to pay for his plan, he'd have to raise taxes on the middle class by $2K per family to pay for a tax cut for the wealthiest Americans averaging $256 thousand dollars. And let me tell you this about Connecticut [residents], they understand the value of Obamacare. People have talked about this in the past in negative plans. Well all of a sudden people realize that if they have a son or daughter who is between the ages of 21 and 26, they're now covered pretty inexpensively on a health care plan, as part of what the President did. Many other things have come about as a result, including (plans) for senior citizens. About 49K of them are no longer losing benefits, because they were considered in the "donut hole." There are a lot of reasons that ensure we'll get this job done.
What can a president do for towns and cities in Connecticut, in terms of supporting their infrastructure projects, and why do you think Obama would be the better choice?
Well, here's a commitment the Obama administration has made to train service. We are seeing hundreds of millions of dollars coming to Connecticut to restore train service, where it once existed on the commuter line, and to modernize Metro North, which is largest train system in the country. He's also committed to a modern highway system. Just this past week, a couple of our smaller airports got grants under a transportation program this President has championed and Mitt Romney has said it needs to be cut out of the budget.
You spend a lot of time meeting with voters across the state. What's the biggest misunderstanding among Connecticut voters about the nominees?
Republicans are spending a lot of time and energy trying to convince people that America is not in a better place today than it was four years ago, but this president has overseen the creation of over 4.5 million jobs, Osama Bin Laden is dead, the Iraq war has ended, and the Afghan war is being drawn down. Manufacturing jobs have grown for two years in a row, the first time since the early '90s that that happened in the United States. This president has a great record to run on, but he's running against people who spent three days in Florida not talking about their platform or budget and trying to pretend that they are somehow Republicans. That wasn't a Republican convention; that was a Tea Party convention where they invited a couple of Republicans. We've got to correct the information that's been put out by Republicans.
What have you enjoyed most this week, and what have been some highlights?
Well, I like to work, and I like to work hard. I've been asked to represent the President at a number of forums. I just completed one with the North Carolina delegation. I certainly enjoy any time I can spend time hearing from people around the country about some of the best ideas. I've had some great conversations with my fellow Democratic governors about how they're moving their states forward and how they're working with our President to do that. It's a great boost. By the way, I think that Michelle Obama's speech last night will go down as one of the great addresses, not just by a First Lady, by any person who is speaking of the President of the United States.


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Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy (Forwards)
Steve Tambellini has effectively trimmed the forwards and is ready for July 1. Ethan Moreau, Patrick O'Sullivan and Robert Nilsson were placed on waivers earlier today, and the team didn't qualify Marc Pouliot and Ryan Potulny on Monday. The depth chart has changed tremendously up front, and looked a little thin on the blue before things got rolling. The goaltending situation is also fluid, with the team trying to figure out how to offload a young G when their veteran is on the docket later in the summer.
The forwards have a nice group of candidates for the top 6 slots, and then a distinct lack of qualified laborers for the bottom 6.
Center: Sam Gagner should be able to continue his progression toward the #1 job, and one hopes Renney "saw him good" on the powerplay and when he played with Dustin Penner. Shawn Horcoff may or may not be on the top line, but if healthy (and even if he isn't) #10 will be facing the tough minutes this fall. Colin Fraser offers the team a wider range of skills than was available here last season and could be a key component for faceoffs and penalty-kill. Andrew Cogliano has survived the first purge, but I suspect the club may be shopping him for a right-handed, physical center who can play against tougher opposition and come out even or better. Ryan O'Marra was qualified and he brings that physical element that is this year's main ingredient; don't be surprised if he breaks camp with the big club. Chris Vande Velde is a new pro, but there's all kinds of opportunity here and if he comes to camp and plays a physical style (watch Slap Shot kid!) there's an outside chance of making this team (as listed here).
- Needs at C: Gagner to improve, and Cogliano's light to go on.
Left Wing: Dustin Penner was the team MVP last season and at this point should be considered a central part of the future. Taylor Hall is the new Hockey Jesus in our town, and aside from looking like Chipper Jones (circa 1993) he looks destined for a similar rookie season. Ryan Jones is an all-out hustle player-type with 95 games of NHL experience; he can play either wing and if the team doesn't acquire a veteran for the Fraser line he'll be the one. Magnus Pääjärvi-Svensson will get a long look and could make the big club (possibly on a Kid Line with Andrew Cogliano and Jordan Eberle–thanks to Dean Belanger for the suggestion at lunch today). Linus Omark caught a huge break today with Nilsson and O'Sullivan hitting the bricks, but will still need to outplay someone to make the big club. He has terrific skills and NHLE's suggest he's about Robert Nilsson as an offensive player. Jean-Francois Jacques could play with the big club this season as a 13-14F, but he'll probably head down to Okla City for some conditioning every few weeks. Liam Reddox is a similar player to Jones, so has to be considered a solid option for callup in case of injury/ineffectiveness. Teemu Hartikainen is extremely likely to start in the minors, but a strong training camp may mean he gets called up before some 1st rounders during the season.
- Help at LW: They could use a more experienced, qualified and physical Ryan Jones for the 3line.
Right Wing: Ales Hemsky is an outstanding offensive player, pure reaction and ad-lib. The club would do well to marry him to Horcoff once again, and have the duo attack the tougher opponents throughout the season. This will leave the soft parade to the kids. Gilbert Brule had an impressive scoring season and the club needs him to improve and to sign him to a value contract. It'll be a huge part of Steve Tambellini's summer. Zack Stortini remains an effective depth winger, although he may be promoted onto the 3line on nights when Renney wants to run the kids (instead of the thugs) on the 4line. Jordan Eberle might get a look at center (Hall, too) but is more likely to get his first major league at-bats on a protected kid line. Colin McDonald has not been signed, but I'll list him here because he has some of the same skills Pisani brought to the big leagues and the team can still sign him. Ryan Stone is also a free agent to be, but the Oilers still have a couple of days to sign him so I'll include him on our depth chart.
- Help at RW: The club needs a replacement for Pisani on the 3line.
So, what the team needs (in a nutshell) is a replacement for the 2006 Raffi Torres (or just Raffi Torres) at left wing; and a replacement for the 2006 Fernando Pisani on right wing. And if they acquired Derek Boogaard that would be fine by me. They could also use a more effective 3line C (pushing Fraser to the 4line).
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Department of Education hires experts to produce and maintain public domain textbooks - potentially saving billions in education per year
The textbook industry is a $30 billion a year industry.
If the department of education simply hired subject matter experts, over the course of a year, their combined efforts should easily be able to produce quality textbooks. They could also act as managing editors and receive contributions from educators all around the world as a means of updating and improving content quality.
The books would be free to use, download, copy, print, or even edit and modify as each state and school district sees fit. As just one idea of how it could work, They could use low cost tablets that are loaned to students. Another way might be to have the Dept of Education print them up and distribute them at cost to the schools. The possibilities are endless.
If they produced 100 of the most common textbooks used, with 3 subject matter experts per book each earning $100K a year, the cost to produce and maintain up to date, free text books would be only $30 million a year. If we include a pool of graphic artists, photographers, writers, editors and management, we are looking at maybe $40 million per year. Almost 1000 times less than buying commercially produced textbooks..
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Jan 15 2013: Interesting debate. The transition from standard/expensive paper texts is already underway and a not-so-quick search of the USDOE site (as well as the 50 State DoE sites) will yield much in the way of the conversation: how to save money, how to ensure updated content, how to provide more engaging lessons, how to reach/teach 21st century students, etc. Textbook publishers will learn to adapt to the newer technology environment or they will go out of business (think about how many Blockbuster Video Stores are still in your neighborhoods). MIT has content online for free. AcademicEarth has free content. iTunesUniversity has content. Using a tablet students can access hundreds of periodicals and newspapers for free. SAT and ACT test prep is available as a free app. State-run and privately run virtual classes and virtual schools exist offering all subjects/grade level with access to onjline books. The list is endless. It is not the same as 20 or even 10 yrs ago. And in 10 yrs it will be exponentially more of a change.
I do believe that the USDOE has issued various publications about identifying and incorporating high quality technology tools and virtual content, several States have followed suit, but I would stop short of suggesting that the USDOE create and distribute the primary resources to the local school districts
Jan 16 2013: Transitioning away from paper publications and moving towards e-publications is not what is being discussed here, although, that is one, very good way to implement it.
Please re-read the original ted-conversation description. This is about producing and maintaining textbooks for the public domain such that local school districts (and anybody, for that matter) can use them, free of charge. The textbook industry can choke on it's past price gouging and dirty practices for all I care, all the while fading into the abyss.
Jan 17 2013: I read your main points as reducing (eliminating?) the cost of purchasing texts from private publishers; providing a distribution method for texts that can be edited/updated locally; and use of tablets for students.
Reducing cost is admirable and right now a necessity for schools and school districts. All I was saying - leaping forward a bit - was that much of what you suggest is already happening. Material is available to download, edit, etc. Some of this is coming from traditional companies, some from new companies, and some from schools/districts/State DOEs. Students do have increasing access to laptops and tablets, and the result will be a less burdensome drain on finances.
Jan 19 2013: There are open textbook projects, but they lack continuous funding and standards to ever be used in earnest. Funding and standards is what I propose. The Dept. of Education is the logical place for this to happen. They have the most to gain from the savings, and as such have the most incentive to do the project right.
Private industry typically has a profit motive, even when they release 'free' materials. There is nothing wrong with private industry, but that doesn't mean we must buy their products.
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My last couple of trips to the big city have netted a few revelations. One being quite obvious that, it must be true, small communities are suffering financial woes just by the presence of the police cars along the side of the highway delivering speeding and other tickets of motor vehicle operational violations.
The second is that $3 a gallon fuel has slowed the highway traveling pace by about ten miles per hour. I had noticed on earlier trips during the holidays that I was passing several more cars than usual on the two lane. Soon after, I filled my fuel tank and was face to face with the reality of the price increase since my last fill-up. My lead-foot has become light as a feather and I'm no longer spending my travel time to the big city in the show-off lane.
At 60 MPH very few vehicles are zipping down the road much faster. I was thinking about making a sign to hang in the window of my van for those who are still flying low down the highway: "YOU'RE ONE OF THE REASONS GAS COSTS $3 A GALLON!" Maybe it's just me, getting old and slow. NOT! I'm like you, where will it all end and is there anything I can do to better the situation. I do know if I don't
accelerate hard and slow down, my $3 a gallon gas goes much farther.
A man was speeding down the highway, feeling secure traveling in a gaggle of
cars all traveling at the same speed. However, as they passed a speed trap,
he got nailed with an infrared speed detector and was pulled over by the
highway patrol. The officer obtained the man's license, registration and
proof of insurance then returned to his patrol car. A few minutes later the
officer returned the man's documents, handed the him a citation for
speeding, received his signature and was about to walk away when the man
asked, "Officer, I know I was speeding, but I don't think it's fair. There
were plenty of other cars around me going just as fast, so why did I get the
The officer asked, "Ever go fishing?" Startled, the man stammered,
"Well, yeah..." The officer interrupted and added, "Did you ever catch all
the fish?"
A minister was stopped by a law enforcement officer, who pulled him over for
speeding. As the officer was writing the ticket the minister said to him,
"Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy." The officer handed
the minister the citation and said, "Go in peace my friend and speed no
[Matthew 7: 13-14] The doctor says, "Slow down!" We speed up. The doctor
warns that worry and stress is bad for the heart, but we just have to keep
up with the Jones'. The doctor begs us to lose weight and eat better, but
who has the time? It's such a shame to watch people go through life as if
it's a race of fame and fortune. Oh, I know the Bible calls life a race, but
learn the truth! Life is an endurance race. How many times will it take,
seeing others getting caught for speeding and ticketed with heart-attacks,
high blood-pressure, stroke, high cholesterol, diabetes, reparatory and
numerous other physical problems, simply because they don't heed the
warnings, before we wake up? Walking the narrow path is good for the
physical health of everyone and is essential for everyone's spiritual health
and the spiritual life to come, "...for broad is the road that leads to
Are you prepared to suffer the devastation of a debilitating physical meltdown? Are you ready to spend forever in the clutches of eternal death? You think it's time for a physical and spiritual make-over?
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Have you deserted Jesus?
(April 23, 2014)
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(April 2, 2014)
March 2014
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(March 19, 2014)
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(February 26, 2014)
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(February 19, 2014)
Love like God
(February 12, 2014)
The old order will be gone
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January 2014
There�s no reason to worry
(January 29, 2014)
The 23rd channel
(January 22, 2014)
His love endures forever
(January 15, 2014)
Happy New Year!
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God, Dog, Cat, and me
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December 2013
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(December 18, 2013)
Just at the right time
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November 2013
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September 2013
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August 2013
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It�s that time
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Alien trash
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July 2013
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(July 31, 2013)
Invading forces of destruction
(July 24, 2013)
God is not techno
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Saved and forgiven
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I declare
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June 2013
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The Lord has instructed fathers
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World preoccupation
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Kilroy was here
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May 2013
Drop everything
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Learning curve
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April 2013
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Revealing priorities
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Reaping what we have sown
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What will you do with Jesus?
(April 3, 2013)
March 2013
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(March 27, 2013)
Get on the ball
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Piecework and peace work
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Getting back home
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Jordan Aaberg had career highs of 15 points and 11 rebounds off the bench and North Dakota State beat South Dakota 82-59 in Summit League men's basketball Saturday, Jan. 14, before a season-high crowd of 4,070 at the Bison Sports Arena.
Taylor Braun had a game-high 16 points for North Dakota State, which improved to 13-4 overall and 6-2 in the league with its ninth straight home win. Marshall Bjorklund had 12 points and TrayVonn Wright added 10 points and eight rebounds.
NDSU led 32-27 at halftime and started the second half on a 20-3 run capped by an Aaberg layup that made it 52-30 with 14 minutes left in the game. Aaberg had 13 of his 15 points in the second half. It was his first career double-double.
Trevor Gruis had 15 points, Jordan Boots scored 13 points and Ricardo Andreotti grabbed a career-high 18 rebounds for the Coyotes, who dropped to 6-11 overall and 1-7 in the league.
North Dakota State is scheduled to play North Dakota at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks. UND is 7-9 after a 69-46 win over Valley City State on Thursday.
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DULUTH, MN (KDAL) - On Saturday, February 16th, police were called to the 1600 block of East 5th Street regarding a burglary. The caller said the suspect had entered his house with a flashlight while he was in bed and stole a snowboard and some electronic equipment. An investigation showed the suspect was living with a relative a few houses away from the victim. On Tuesday, police arrested the suspect, identified as 21 year old Cody Walker-Nelson, and charged him with 1st degree burglary.
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