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Xanterra Parks & Resorts has a strong environmental commitment in all aspects of our operations. We believe that increasing the sustainability of natural systems is not only good business, but also the right thing to do. To that end, we have developed a formal environmental policy that is the foundation for our every action
Xanterra's extensive environmental initiatives at Grand Canyon National Park include:
- Retrofit of 14 "dirty" fuel oil boilers with clean-burning propane boilers
- Enhanced green procurement program including 10% post-consumer waste recycled copy paper
- Retrofit of 20 in-park tour buses with new hydrous alcohol injection systems that result in 70% cleaner emissions and 20% better emissions and 20% better fuel efficiency
- Achievement of a 40% diversion and recycling rate
- Changing over 7,000 light bulbs to energy-saving compact fluorescent lamps
- A program where stay over guests must specifically request new sheets and towels—saving water and energy
- ISO 14001 Certification of our Environmental Management System
- Membership in the US Environmental Protection Agency's National Environmental Performance Track
- A quarterly employee award to recognize individual environmental stewardship
Xanterra's company-wide initiatives:
- A policy of purchasing seafood only from sustainable fisheries
- A ban on all polystyrene products
- Extensive use of post-consumer recycled content paper products
- Use of bulk dispensers in food service areas
- Use of environmentally sensitive cleaners in all janitorial areas
- Establishment of employee "green teams" at each location to provide suggestion for property-specific initiatives
- Distribution of a quarterly environmental newsletter
- Development of an environmental mission statement


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Harbingers of the changing season: ripe berries, migrating bluebirds, the arrival of the first ski magazines, and, most emphatically, the coming of the 34th Telluride Film Festival.
This will be our – Ellen's and my – 32nd TFF. We know that the weekend will, like all of its predecessors, result in cinematic sensory overload. We know we will feel as if we have been projected to some extraordinary place beyond the known world. (It is no accident that the hospitality tent down on the river is called Brigadoon.)
We also know that the Labor Day holiday often signals the end of summer in dramatic fashion. Nights will be cool. There will be a few early-turning aspens, maybe a hint of the high tundra's fire orange. In 2004, I remember leaving the Sheridan Opera House after a movie and walking out to butterfly-sized snowflakes falling purposefully through a charcoal sky.
Next morning snowline was only a couple of hundred feet above town. It was so bright you couldn't cross the street without shades on. I saw the raven-haired Chinese actress, Zhang Ziyi (House of Flying Daggers, in which she plays a blind warrior), standing alone in the middle of main street immobilized by the white brilliance.
In the high country last week, Ellen and I got another visceral shot of the season. Our timing was perfect to pick black currants. Some years the bears, or the birds, get them first. Some years the rain and the heat come at the wrong times and there are no berries. Some years we're too early or too late.
This time, in silence and a sprinkling rain, we sat on rotting logs and slowly filled our bags. The smells were of earth and downed spruce, sweet, tangy juice on fingers and lips, plus something ancient and indescribably wild. Every so often I glanced over my shoulder half expecting to see a bear sitting working a patch nearby.
I first experienced this smell and taste combination during the winter of 1973 when Ellen and I had just met. She spooned a dark purple syrup from a mason jar onto her yogurt at lunch in the ski school room at Keystone. She had picked the berries that fall and boiled them down with a little sugar. She let me taste. And, well…ambrosia is a weak word to describe its effect.
We were both ski instructors, she the more experienced and higher up the teaching ladder. I was an apprentice. (One of the reasons I tried ski teaching was this word from the Middle Ages, this lovely concept of mentoring skills that could scarcely be acquired on one's own.) We taught for seven more years, ending in Telluride in the late 1970s.
But the skiing bug never ends. And the publishers of the ski magazines know that the juices are flowing at vicarious flood stage right about now, with the end of the hot weather and the onset of skiing dreams. The first magazines are equipment issues: buy these sleek, peacock-tinted, outrageously expensive toys and you too will ascend with that person in your skiing dreams.
I know the hype, the limited, bro-speak evocations, the physiological hooks by heart – and still I read every issue cover to cover. It is part of the alchemy, the run-up to actually doing it. Like tuning and waxing skis. Like finding yourself slaloming down the empty asphalt on the bike. For me, it's an admission, a harmless, happy admission, that this is why I'm here. Why a lot of us "elective mountaineers," as Lito Tejada-Flores once described us, came here in the first place.
We stayed, in part, because of events like the Telluride Film Festival. This year marks a special passage for the TFF: it will be the first without founders Bill and Stella Pence. We miss them already – Bill's preoccupied Cary Grant to Stella's cool Kate Hepburn. Ellen and Stella were pregnant together in the tiny festival office during the summer of 1979, plotting the visits of Abel Gance and Klaus Kinski. And the bonds, if it's possible, grew deeper from there.
But seasons change. The Pences knew after 33 years they were "toast" (their word). And now, under the direction of Gary Meyer and Julie Huntsinger (Tom Luddy remains from the original troika), the festival moves on. With anticipation, with a heady mix of promise and memory, with the scent perhaps of snow in the air.

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Calipari Says Noel Is "Not A Finished Product"
April 20th, 2012 12:30 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
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Nerlens Noel is being viewed by many as the man who'll step in at Kentucky and pick up right where Anthony Davis left off. They forget, of course, that Billy Donovan called Davis one of the game's "all-time" greats. Those are big shoes to fill… even for Noel.
Commenting on his new signee, John Calipari compared Noel to Davis and another of this previous greats. But he also points out the youngster has some work to do:
"I've been blessed three times in my career to have a player that can change the game without really scoring with Marcus Camby, Anthony Davis and now Nerlens Noel. I will tell you that Nerlens, just like Anthony, is not a finished product. He's got a lot of work to do, and we have a lot of work to do to get him to where I think he's capable of being, but he is a special player who I am ecstatic to have an opportunity to work with."
Wildcat fans would be wise to temper their expectations for Noel. He may be a tremendous player. But guys like Davis don't come along too often.
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All our developments are built to suit the specific needs of the region's natural environment.
Development Update
The development will complement the existing town, respect the World Heritage listing of the Shark Bay region and demonstrate sustainable design features.
The Outline Development Plan for Phase 1 of the estate has been approved by the Shire of Shark Bay and could provide for up to 126 lots covering 16ha of land. The first stage of Phase 1 is now complete and there are over 25 lots currently available for purchase. Future stages will be developed subject to demand.
To provide lifestyle options, a range of lot sizes varying from 590sqm to 869sqm are available. The layout of lots take advantage of the natural geography and are oriented to maximise solar access and capture water and inland views, while ensuring the view from Little Lagoon and the scenic tourist route are protected by natural land features.
Future growth
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To assist in developing a comfortable and sustainable home and protect the appearance and character of Denham, design guidelines apply to all homes in the development.
In order to increase housing stocks within the estate and help grow the community, we require that properties be developed within 36 months of purchase.
As an added incentive, we are offering a $5,000 rebate if the buyer achieves practical completion of the home within 18 months.
Sustainability in Action
To help protect the natural beauty of Denham we have incorporated sustainable design practices to enhance the natural features of the area, while respecting the region's World Heritage Listing.
To promote the use of these initiatives, we are offering a $3,000 rebate on solar hot water systems and rainwater tanks.


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Magnus Racing entered the final race of the 2013 GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series season as the championship leader. Two laps in, TRG's No. 66 Aston Martin had a different opinion.
F1 Preview: Can Vettel Repeat Korean GP Win
Posted by Formula1blog.com at 12:03 pm
The Korean Grand Prix is one of the newest additions on the Formula 1 calendar. Debuting in 2010, there were concerns ahead of the race that the circuit wouldn't be ready. Despite numerous delays for the final track inspection, the circuit was completed, just about, and the inaugural F1 round in Korea took place.
Organizers of the race wanted the Korean Grand Prix to be held at a venue near the capital of Seoul; however they got the complete opposite. 400 miles away sits the Korea International Circuit, a remote location that has hindered attendance figures and proved to be a tricky location to house the thousands involved in the Formula 1 circus.
Jorge Lorenzo Says 'I Pushed To The Limits'
Posted by MotoGP.com at 9:35 am
World Champion Jorge Lorenzo says he 'pushed to the limits' in Sunday's 23 lap Gran Premio Iveco de Aragon race, but it was not enough to prevent another Marc Marquez victory.
Lorenzo made a brilliant start to the race from second on the grid and it looked in the early stages of the race as if he could repeat his Silverstone and Misano victories, as he cranked up the pressure.
Marquez Friendly Fire Raises Honda Tensions
Posted by Colin Young at 5:00 pm
Rookie sensation Marc Marquez took control of the MotoGP world championship with victory in the Aragon Grand Prix but at a high cost to team harmony within the Repsol Honda squad.
And only time will tell if a post-race apology by Marquez to his bruised and battered teammate Dani Pedrosa will be enough to heal a widening rift.
Pedrosa was unforgiving in his assessment that Marquez's aggressive, high-risk late braking style is over the limit.
Rossi Celebrates 146th Premier Class Podium
Posted by MotoGP.com at 2:30 pm
Valentino Rossi was back on the podium for the fifth time in 2013 and the 146th time in his premier class career at the Gran Premio Iveco de Aragon on Sunday.
The nine-time World Champion took advantage of the highside crash of Dani Pedrosa in front of him during the race to slot in behind Marc Marquez and Jorge Lorenzo and was happy to return to the rostrum.


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Loan Amortization
May 12, 2009
My daughter, a freshman in high school, is just completing her first programming class, using Java. Her final assignment was to write a program to print a loan amortization table, given an initial balance, annual interest rate, term in months, and monthly payment.
Your task is to write that program (you are not restricted to Java), then print the amortization table for a three-year car loan of $10,000 at 7% (it's an old textbook). When you are finished, you are welcome to read a suggested solution, or to post your solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
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The barbeque and dance will take place at the Hitchin' Post in Garrison. The dance will have music provided by Lazer Productions and DJ. Service. This years funds will be used for rennovations to build a new handicap accessable addition of 1000 sq. ft. that will be used for a meeeting room, fitness center for the volunteer firefighters, a generator room (for emergency water) and an emergency storm shelter. The cost of the new adddtion is $25,000 and will be split between the Garrison Fire Department, Garrison Fire Protection and the City of Garrison. The low cost of this addition is made possible, without the use of taxpayer money by volunteer help and the support of the community. Admission to the event is by donation. Tickets are available at the door or by calling the Garrison Fire Department at (319) 477-5041. The suggested donation for eaach ticket is $10 each. It will be a fun evening and a great opportunity to support a good cause. Photos are taken by Fire Chief Steve Meyer
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We found 6 additional articles filed under UNSCR. They're listed below, most recent first.
- Let There Be Peace on Earth
12/15/2010 -- Much more work remains to ensure that women have a voice in times of conflict and in implementing UNSCR 1325 worldwide. We must all join the efforts of women throughout the world who are saying, "Let there be peace on earth."
- Citizens of the World Advocate for Women, Peace, and Security at the CCUN
11/01/2010 -- This week, to celebrate ten years since UNSCR 1325's passage, hundreds of global citizens gathered with United Methodist Women at the Church Center for the United Nations (CCUN) to strategize on new and creative ways to hold governments accountable for th...
- Interviews with Women from "Voices from the Frontlines"
10/28/2010 -- United Methodist Women spoke to about what would make implementation of UNSCR 1325 effective and how women of faith can implement peace around the world.
- Women Call for Peace Resolution Implementation
10/28/2010 -- In "Voices from the Frontlines," women from conflict areas around the world shared their experiences on why women need to be involved in decisions that define just and reconciliatory processes on every level.
- Harriett Olson Speaks on Women, Peace and Security
10/26/2010 -- Women's Division head Harriett Olson spoke on the importance of women's involvement in peace and security issues for an event on implementing United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325 on Women, Peace and Security.
- Women as Peacemakers, Women as Decision Makers
10/12/2010 -- From Oct. 18-29, the United Nations and women's and civil society organizations will celebrate 10 years of UNSCR 1325.
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Don't call it a Xoom. For the Motorola's second stab at an Android tablet, the mobile maker is leaning on its vaunted Droid branding by giving us the Droid Xyboard in two sizes, a 10.1-inch Xyboard and a smaller 8.2-inch tablet.
These two tablets are known as the Xoom 2 and Xoom 2 Media Edition in Europe, but it seems Motorola was hesitant in keeping the Xoom name following the original Honeycomb tablet's lukewarm sales reception stateside.
But what's in a name anyway? The team at TabletPCReview rather liked the Xoom, particularly its decent build quality and zippy dual-core-fueled performance. Let's find out if Motorola retained and added to that with the 8.2-inch Droid Xyboard in this full review.
This Xyboard has an 8.2-inch display, and is the only major tablet to hold that distinction. I haven't been shy about my love for the seven- and 8.9-inch tablets as they are much more portable than the sometimes unwieldy 10.1-inch devices, so I'm a fan of this screen size.
Also, unlike most other tablets, the Xyboard is not a rectangle. Instead it borrows from the Droid RAZR aesthetic with slightly angled edges, which really do nothing for performance or ergonomics, but look cool and distinctive nonetheless.
The 1280 x 800 resolution display dominates the front, with the front-facing 1.3-megapxiel digicam on the right-hand short side. Opposite that, on the left, is a tiny on-board mic pinhole.
The back features an aluminum center with rubberized and rounded edges that combine to give the Honeycomb tablet a durable feel. I knock Samsung for the overly plastic Galaxy Tab build, so I'll praise Motorola for turning to two superior materials, even if they do add marginally to the weight.
Once again, the 5-megapixel rear camera and flash are on the short left side, with a volume rocker and power button just on the top. The buttons are recessed and difficult to press, and they are only buttons on the device. They are especially difficult to identify via touch, and often require the user to flip the device over to see the proper buttons for wake/sleep or controlling the volume. Too often while watching a movie on the Xyboard, I accidentally put the tablet to sleep instead of adjusting the volume as I intended.
The Xyboard is quite thin, but a bit thicker than the Galaxy Tab 8.9. It makes good use of its limited girth by placing two speakers on each sort side, along with a 3.5mm audio jack and infrared (IR) sensor on one side, along with a microUSB input, microHDMI input, and covered SIM card slot on the other. It would have been nice if Motorola also included a microSD card slot, but when many competing devices only offer a proprietary input, I won't complain too loudly.
Screen and Speakers
The Droid Xyboard display packs 184 pixels per inch (ppi) of screen real estate, which is less than some 7-inch models that top 200 ppi owing to their smaller size, but still more than sufficient. The picture quality is right up there with the Galaxy Tabs as some of the best on Android tablets, and it compares favorably against the iPad 2.
The display tends toward the cooler tones and is very bright at max setting. Viewing angles are exceptional, text looks sharp and streaming Netflix is very good. Touch sensitivity is acceptable, though it's jittery while web browsing, particularly with pinch to zoom.
Tablet speakers are universally awful, and the Xyboard sound output is better than most, but that doesn't mean it's all that great. Verizon boasts that the 8.2-inch version has "cinematic surround sound," complete with two relatively large speakers and a digital subwoofer for 2.1 "adaptive virtual surround sound." Motorola also claims the sound shifts depending on how the tablet is held. I'll have to take Motorola's word for it as I couldn't hear any shifting, but that may be the point.
Anyway, while I can safely say the Xyboard is one of the louder tablets at max volume (meaning headphones are not a requirement for Netflix viewing), the sound quality for music is subpar and out of balance, even after messing around with the presets buried in the Settings menu. Dialogue sounds good, but the bass levels are consistently overpowering and the output distorted. Also, the Motorola continues the trend of misplacing the speakers on the sides of the device, when they should be on the front, directing sound at the user.
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Saturday, June 1, 2013
Van Cortlandt Track Club Saturday Morning Group-Run
8:00 a.m.
Location: Van Cortlandt Stadium (in Van Cortlandt Park)
Category: Fitness, Outdoor FitnessFree!
Tour: Wild High Line Tour
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Location: High Line (in The High Line)
Category: Nature, Tours
Bird Walks
8:00 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
Location: Van Cortlandt Nature Center (in Van Cortlandt Park)
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Tours, SeniorsFree!
Art Exhibit: Fish & Crushed Can Story- Mixed Media
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Location: Queens Botanical Garden
Category: Arts & Crafts, Nature, Art
Nature Walk with Author Leslie Day
9:00 a.m.–10:30 p.m.
Location: Margaret Corbin Circle (in Fort Tryon Park)
Category: Education, Nature, ToursFree!
Battle of the Boroughs Tennis Challenge
9:00 a.m.
Location: Prospect Park Tennis Center (in Parade Ground)
Category: Fitness, Games, Outdoor Fitness
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9:00 a.m.
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Shape Up NYC: Couch to 5K
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Parent & Me Yoga
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A new stock has caught Cramer's eye, a stock that on its first day of trade absolutely tanked.
"Ruckus came public not with a bang, but a whimper, back on November 15th," said Cramer. "The stock priced at $15 a share, the high end of the range, but then it dropped like a rock to $12.25 on its first day of trading."
That may not sound appealing to you – but to Cramer is sounds fantastic.
When you're looking for investment ideas, "Forget stocks that roared on their first day of trading," counseled the Mad Money host. "I've studied these names. Largely these stocks are already discovered. Instead I like to focus on IPOs that went bust, names that lost people money on their first day of trading."
The key here though it's just an awful IPO – explained Cramer – it's to id a stock that traded horribly on day one, but then rallied over the following weeks and months.If you can find that, Cramer says you've probably found something really special.
Guess what? Cramer has found that.
More from Cramer:
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"Ruckus now trades around $21, that's up 45% from where the IPO priced, and up 77.5% from the low where it went out on its first day of trading. The stock is so hot I wish I'd brought it to your attention earlier," said Cramer.
But it's not just the momentum that Cramer likes. The Mad Money host believes the fundamentals support the price action.
"This company has managed to go a long way towards solving one of the biggest and longest standing problems when it comes to providing Wi-Fi access," he said.
That big problem is Wi-Fi's vulnerability to interference.
Because Wi-Fi uses unlicensed parts of the radio frequency spectrum other devices such as cordless phones, microwaves etc. that use those same parts of the spectrum can mess up your connection.
Ruckus, however, has a solution to fix it.
This company has developed Wi-Fi systems that can adapt to the environment in real time in order to avoid interference and get you the strongest, most reliable signal possible.
Confused? Essentially, the company has built a better mousetrap. And it's selling that mousetrap in a sector that's about to explode.
The overall Wi-Fi equipment market is expected to grow from $3.4 billion in 2011 to $8.4 billion in 2016, a 20% compound annual growth rate.
To make the stock that much more attractive, Cramer said Ruckus is winning share aggressively within that market. "I believe they will do much better than the average Wi-Fi player," said Cramer.
If so, it's important to note that Cramer isn't saying load the boat here. Instead Cramer thinks the stock belongs on your radar.
Since the IPO, which was only months ago, the stock has had an enormous run.
"Ruckus is now selling for six times sales and 126 times this year's earnings estimates, which is sky-high even considering the company's 28% long-term growth rate. I think the technology here is incredible, but my view is that you have to wait for a pullback before it's safe to buy the stock," said Cramer
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Thea Solar Garden Spotlight
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The Thea Solar Garden Spotlight will illuminate up to 15 metres and the 8 super bright LEDs make it one of the most powerful solar garden spotlights available. A powerful 1.4W solar panel charges the high capacity batteries during the day without mains power, meaning there are no running costs. When night falls the Solar Garden Spotlight will illuminate automatically until dawn where it will begin to charge again for the upcoming night.
There are various easy to install brackets which allow you to customise the spotlight, including: a wall/fence mounting bracket, stake fitting for the garden and deck mount bracket. Rugged plastic construction ensures it will continue to work even in harsh winter conditions. (Andrew Douse)
- Light unit (batteries included)
- Solar Panel (attached to Light unit)
- Stake fitting
- Wall mounting bracket
- Deck mount bracket
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- 6 x Screws
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- Instructions
- Illuminates up to 15 metres
- 8 x Super bright white LED's
- Various brackets included
- Works on renewable solar energy
- Adjustable solar panel angle
- Rugged plastic construction
- On/Off switch
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How long will it take to arrive?
Please check the stock availability notice on your item when placing your order. This item is: Sold out
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You will receive an email to confirm when your item has been sent.
You can also check the status of your order and individual items by accessing My Account details and following the prompts.
Please allow 10 working days from dispatch of your order before notifying us of any late deliveries.
It may be advisable to check with your neighbours to see if a parcel has been left with them, check any outhouses you might have where it may be left if it cannot fit through your letterbox and contact your local sorting office to see if the item has been returned to the depot as undelivered and awaiting collection.
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solar garden light
This works well when the sun shines, giving a slightly blue rather cold light. However, it is not easy to orient it to both the desired target and the sun, and it remains switched on all night (until the battery runs out) unless you go out and physically switch it off. It also needs several hours of direct sun to recharge.
Having heard good things about this The Solar Garden Spotlight and combined with the great price I took the plunge and bought one. Overall this is a superb solar light which is well designed and very easy to install. It churns out loads of light for a solar light. The LEDs are very bright and easily illuminate to a height of 8". The one and only drawback is that the solar panel itself only tilts forwards and back but should really be on a ball joint therefore allowed total rotation to capture the most light possible. This is a very minor, minor detail, and if you want a very good solar spotlight then this is the one for you. I will be getting more of these.
Great light
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Metro police admit the public may not have been told the whole truth about burglaries in the city of Nashville.
For years, the department boasted about how burglaries were on the decline.
But an exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation has discovered that if the intruder didn't get away with anything, police sometimes didn't count it as a serious crime.
Now, they're promising to fix the problem.
Still, our investigation discovered that the victims never knew.
"It's hard because I feel, I feel like I was violated," said one victim, Tiffany Johnson.
Johnson is haunted by the memory. A burglar kicked open the back door to her Antioch home. Outside the bathroom, she heard him rifling through her things.
"I was in the shower, completely vulnerable, and I didn't know what the intention of anybody would have been," Johnson recalled. "I waited in the bathroom for about 15 minutes I think before I got enough courage to open the door and go get my cell phone."
With emotion crackling through her voice, Johnson called 911: "I'm locked in my bathroom 'cause I don't know what to do."
But instead of classifying her terrifying ordeal as a burglary, which would have been counted in the city's crime stats, the police report noted that "nothing has been taken."
So officers classified it as a simple case of vandalism.
"The only reason it wasn't classified as a burglary was because I didn't have something they wanted, which was cash -- it had to have been," Johnson told NewsChannel 5 Investigates.
A man also broke into Deborah Taylor's home in Old Hickory, kicking through the door to the living area. There, the suspect bumped into Taylor's adult son, who had been sleeping inside.
"When the guy ran down the steps, he was running so forcefully he pulled this railing out," Taylor said, showing the railing leading into the basement area.
Police first wrote up the incident as a burglary, but later downgraded it to vandalism.
Taylor cannot understand why.
"Anyone that comes into your home looking for something to take is a burglar," said Taylor.
Then, there was an incident at Jefferson Street Pawn Shop, discovered by employees one morning as they opened up.
"We noticed that the door's chains had been cut," said store owner Clyde Sweet. Surveillance cameras showed one man acting as a lookout. "Another guy walked up with a pair of bolt cutters and tried to cut the locks off the doors."
Yet, instead of attempted burglary, police also wrote up that incident as damage to property -- in other words, vandalism.
"Nobody is just going to come up in the middle of the night and cut your chains off your front door and try to cut your padlock for vandalism," Sweet said. "They are trying to break into your building."
NewsChannel 5 Investigates asked Metro police training Capt. Harmon Hunsicker, "Has the department been correctly classifying burglaries?"
"I believe, for the most part, we have -- yes," Hunsicker said.
But when NewsChannel 5 Investigates analyzed two full years of crime reports for the city of Nashville, we found almost 1,900 burglary calls in 2008 and 2009 that were later classified as vandalism.
While many of those may have indeed been vandalism, in other cases, suspects were later arrested and charged not with vandalism, but with burglary.
"We are looking at a few reports that we believe mistakes were made on, but we do not believe is systemic," Hunsicker said. "We do not believe it is willful. We believe it is mistake. We don't believe it is misconduct."
Yet, in recent emails, East Precinct Commander Bob Nash tells his officers that an internal review of such reports, prompted by NewsChannel 5's questions, revealed a "significant problem" with how burglaries are counted, "indicating a systemic issue."
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Our investigation also discovered other incidents like a shooting at a house in West Nashville where someone fired five to eight shots into the upstairs apartment where a mother and her child were sleeping.
But when police wrote up the report, they classified it as just another case of vandalism.
In that case, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said the crime should have been classified as aggravated assault.
Critics like New York professor John Eterno blame the crime tracking system implemented by former Chief Ronal Serpas, known as Compstat. Precincts compete to see who can do the best job of bringing crime stats down. Burglaries count. Vandalism doesn't.
"The police officers themselves are in control of those statistics," said Dr. John Eterno, a criminal justice professor at Molloy College, a retired NYPD captain and author of a blog titled "Unveiling Compstat." "You are measuring people -- their success or their failure -- on something where they have complete control of the statistics and this is very tempting for people to do."
NewsChannel 5 Investigates asked Hunsicker, "If it's a close call, I could classify this as a burglary or I could classify it as vandalism, isn't there a subtle pressure to say I'll go with the lesser?"
The police training captain denied any such pressure. "I've said over and over that I believe that if we believe it's a burglary then we encourage them to report it as such," said Hunsicker.
Tiffany Johnson said she's also bothered that police left out any mention in their report of the burglar having looked through items in her house.
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Now, as a result of questions raised by NewsChannel 5 Investigates about how these burglaries are counted, East Commander Bob Nash wrote, "the word going forward is to call these incidents what they are."
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"I'm very grateful that no one came to hurt me, but in a way they did. That is still a crime against me," she said. "So to downplay it in order to make it less of a crime, it bugs me."
As a result of our questions, Metro police plan to send about 40 officers to a special training session at the TBI in two weeks on how to classify burglaries and all sorts of crime.
Then, those officers will come back and work with officers throughout the department to fix whatever problems they've got with counting crimes correctly.
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For the love of Shutters
22 comments:
- PURA VIDA said...
Tracey the colors are so soft and creamy looking...like icing
- November 19, 2012 at 6:59 PM
- Elma said...
Love all the pictures!!!
- November 19, 2012 at 7:25 PM
- Yvonne @ StoneGable said...
They are stunning! I have a thing for chippy shutters, for sure!
- November 19, 2012 at 8:02 PM
- Heaven's Walk said...
Someday....someday....I will make it to France. It's so romantic and beautiful! Your photos are just amazing!!
Have a blessed Thanksgiving, Tracey!
xoxo laurie
- November 19, 2012 at 8:09 PM
- helen tilston said...
Hello Tracey
I love the images of the shutters.
The Christmas decorations in Europe are different to N. America.
Have a happy Thanksgiving
Helen xx
- November 19, 2012 at 8:16 PM
- Chrissy...The Apothecary Shop said...
Tracey you and I were cut from the same cloth.....I love old shutters and your photos just took my breath away.......soooo beautiful!! Xo
- November 19, 2012 at 8:16 PM
- Peggy said...
I have a quick question concerning the Boeuf Bourguignon.... do you add new potatoes to yours? I noticed in the picture on MSL that there were new potatoes included to the side but no mention was made. A friend of mine always added potatoes to her's but I never could determine if it was "authentic." Thank you!
I just love your photos!! I can hardly wait to go in the spring... we will start in Paris and then made a mad dash through the countryside. :)
- November 19, 2012 at 8:30 PM
- Burlap Luxe said...
Amazing photos Tracey,
Beautiful French Holiday.
Thank you for sharing the Beauty in all those shutters, and the streets of France.
Happy ThanksGiving.
- November 19, 2012 at 9:36 PM
- Tricia said...
It is so beautiful there. Hope you have a good Thanksgiving. xo
- November 19, 2012 at 9:58 PM
- Pam said...
beautiful photos tracey! i can't wait to visit their. i also made boeuf bourguignon this weekend! xo
- November 20, 2012 at 12:13 AM
- Geli said...
Hello Tracey! I love your photos from Nice! It' s my dream such a house with this shutters.... Best wishes and happy thanksgiving with your family! Geli
- November 20, 2012 at 12:24 AM
- Swede Dreams said...
I have a special love for shutters...the more rustic and old the better. These colors are beautiful!
- November 20, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Ivana said...
Oh my goodness, this is such an inspiration galore! I love every single photo, the pastel shades are simply breathtaking! You are such a talented photographer!
xx Ivana
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- November 20, 2012 at 11:59 AM
- Alabaster Rose Lifestyle said...
What a beautiful place Tracey!! I can just imagine how beautiful it is at night with all of the little twinkle lights sparkling between the buildings.
I hope your kids are well soon and
I wish you and your family a very joyous Thanksgiving!!~
- November 21, 2012 at 6:29 PM
- Anne said...
Beautiful photos Tracey! Wishing you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving! What a blessing to have such a beautiful day here too!
- November 22, 2012 at 11:33 AM
- A Gift Wrapped Life said...
Just gorgeous photos with the pastel palette. So enjoying them and would love to see the holiday chandeliers all lit up..........could you go back and take some photos? xx
- November 24, 2012 at 3:22 PM
- Alison @ BaysideVintage said...
Beautiful photos...I can't wait to visit there myself for a shopping trip! I recently found your website and have added you to my Blogroll...lovely blog and your photos are very inspiring!
Best wishes
- November 25, 2012 at 3:34 AM
- Alicia Conway said...
Adore such city landscapes. I'm already full of those urban buildings which, it seems to me, take all the air away and hide the sky from us.
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- November 25, 2012 at 6:30 AM
- All Seasons said...
What a great, great shutters, Tracey. I love them all!
Hugs from Holland
- November 26, 2012 at 7:45 AM
- Vintage Finds said...
They are just so pretty ... and your photos are just great. I love details on buildings, and what seems same and ordinary turns out to be so different and individual!
- November 28, 2012 at 12:17 AM
- Clouie said...
They look so fantastic!!!! Its old look adds beauty to the building itself.. and it looks so secure!!!
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- November 30, 2012 at 7:22 AM
- ShabbyTräume said...
I just found your Blog. I love shutters and these beautiful colours. wonderful pictures
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Patient and public involvement programme
From the 1 January 2013, NICE's Patient and Public Involvement Programme (PPIP) will be changing its name to the Public Involvement Programme.
The Patient and Public Involvement Programme (PPIP) is a team at NICE that develops and supports patient, carer and public involvement. The PPIP:
- develops, implements and reviews methodologies to identify opportunities for lay involvement in NICE's work
- provides guidance and support on approaches to lay involvement for NICE's Board, its internal teams, and the external groups NICE commissions to develop its guidance
- works with organisations that represent lay people's interests to support their involvement in developing and implementing specific guidance or quality standard topics
- provides information, training and support to individual lay people who are interested in or contribute directly to NICE's work
- contributes to the development of the lay versions of NICE guidance
- offers advice to guidance developers on patient and public issues relevant to the scoping and development of NICE guidance
- evaluates patient, carer and public involvement in NICE activities.
1. Why are we changing our name?
From April 2013, as part of the Health and Social Care Act 2012, NICE will broaden its scope to include social care with the development of social care guidance and quality standards. We want to ensure that the work of the PPIP is relevant to social care service users, and to other service user groups who may not feel that the term 'patient' is relevant to them. It has always been our aim to involve the people most relevant to a particular topic we are looking into, whether they be patients, carers, service users, advocates, members of particular communities, parents or guardians, or other audiences. By changing our name to the Public Involvement Programme we hope to show that our activities are inclusive and encompass all users of health and social care services, and demonstrate that our scope reaches beyond clinical and health related audiences.
2. What will this change mean for patients and patient organisations?
We will continue to work with, and build relationships with, patients and patient organisations as we have always done. Although we are changing our name, we will not be reducing the work we do with patients but enhancing and expanding the programme to include our new audiences. Patients and patient organisations will continue to be a major part of our work.
3. What happens next?
We will formally change the name of our team from Patient and Public Involvement Programme (PPIP) to Public Involvement Programme (PIP) from 1 January 2013. This means we will change all references on the NICE website, and use Public Involvement Programme in all our future written work and when we talk about our work at internal and external meetings. The individual email addresses and contacts you may already have with the team will remain the same, but, if you would like to contact the Public Involvement Programme, there is a team email address: email@example.com.
Involving patients and the public
The PIP has produced a leaflet summarising how it involves patients, service users, carers and the public in NICE's work.
Hard copies of this leaflet can also be ordered by contacting email@example.com.
The PIP evaluates what works well, for NICE, its Collaborating Centres, and for the lay people involved in its work programmes.
Clinical guidelines
The PIP's first project to evaluate the experiences of patient and carer members involved in Guideline Development Groups was completed in 2004. Read the evaluation report.
The evaluation project was repeated during 2008. Please see the summary of this update.
Public Health
In 2009 we evaluated the experience of community members involved in public health Programme Development Groups. Read the 2010 evaluation report.
Technology Appraisals
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Now the women's golfer with the best stroke average in the entire Mid-American Conference (75.88 strokes per round), Angela had a great weekend for the Ohio Women's Golf Program, tying for 15th place in the field of 103 golfers at the 2012 Nittany Lion Invitational. The freshman carded scores of 73-75-75 to end the tournament with a final tally of 223, a mere seven strokes over par. Codian continues to play beyond her years, leading the Bobcats for the third straight week, this time shooting the best score on her team by 16 strokes. Throughout the entire tournament, Codian had seven birdies and 36 pars.
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Alyssa Kwon, Eastern Michigan
Junior, Richmond Hills, Ontario (Richmond Hills)
Kwon again led the way for the Green and White at the Sixth Annual Johnie Imes Invitational, Oct. 1-2, firing rounds of 73, 74 and 77 to finish with an eight-over par 224 and put herself in a tie for 20th place in the individual standings.


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