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Hamilton County Commissioners are navigating the budget process for next year. No decisions have been made but they're already responding to comments from outgoing Sheriff Simon Leis that they plan to gut his department.
Leis threatens proposed cuts would mean laying off employees and reducing space at the overcrowded county jail.
Commissioner Chris Monzel says public safety is a top priority.
Hamilton County Commissioners are considering a proposal that would cover the projected 2013 deficit in the stadium fund.
Renewal levies for Hamilton County senior services and mental health will stay at their current millage rates for a five-year period, meaning reduced funding for the agencies that rely on them. Commissioners approved both levies today for November's ballot.
Board president Greg Hartmann acknowledged it would be a challenge for levy recipients, but said it was important to hold the line on property taxes when many county homeowners were facing tough economic decisions.
Commissioner Chris Monzel called it the right direction to go:
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At YAY we are operating with three different sizes for download using credits. The reason for not adding additional sizes is that we want to keep it as simple as possible for customers. An interesting fact is that all these sizes are almost equally popular. Of all the credit downloads that has been made from YAY the total count for the different sizes now say:
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Subscription downloads, which all are in medium, account for 17.8 % of all downloads. A priority for us in 2009 is to increase the number of subscriptions. This will also increase sales for photographers, because customers using subscriptions are, of obvious reasons, very loyal to the site they have subscriptions on. YAY also pays the best commission to photographers on subscriptions (€1 per download) in the whole microstock industry. So an increased number of subs will indeed profit all of us.
One idea we have been working on is to scrap the limitations customers have on sizes when download images via subs. Today YAY is limiting the size of sub downloads to medium, which we think is much more fair to the photographers. Other sites, however, do not have this limitation. The feedback we have gotten from some customers, mostly printed magazines and designers, are that they want subscriptions where they can download the file in the original size. We do believe this will increase the number of customers who use subscriptions. What do you think?
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Prague, September 3, 2010 - The first weekend in September is the time for the 28th annual Jawáč, a meeting of the Jawa Club Prague 1961. It is taking place in Jizbice by Čechtice. All fans of fast bikes can look forward to not only beautiful machines and a bike show, but also to good music and traditional Czech beers, including non-alcoholic Birell "for drivers."
Those who don't know where to go during the first weekend of the back to school season can head to Jizbice by Čechtice to another meeting of the Jawa Club Prague 1961, which is sponsored by the non-alcoholic beer, Birell, from the Plzeňský Prazdroj portfolio. "Non-alcoholic Birell is the ideal partner for us, because it is the right drink for drivers and it promotes drivers' responsible approach," said Roman Jakovec, Vice President of the Jawa Club Prague 1961. "This is our tenth annual meeting with Plzeňský Prazdroj at Jawáč and we always look forward to their cooperation and to their beer," added Jakovec. For those, who come as passengers and who will not be driving, in addition to Birell, other beers such as Pilsner lager, Pilsner Urquell, or the highest-selling Czech beer, Gambrinus, will also be on tap.
Non-alcoholic Birell is one of the sponsors of the meeting and it will be available in its most demanded form, on tap. "We are extremely happy that the bikers act responsibly not only towards themselves, but also toward others, who share the road," said Brand Manager Martina Kuncová. "Many of them reach for the non-alcoholic beer at an event like this. Birell is really the right choice for all, who aren't able to savor alcoholic beer, and due to its unique brewing process it retains the slight bitter taste of beer."
This is the 28th annual meeting of the Jawa Club Prague 1961, which will be held in Jizbice by Čechtice, where it's been held 11 times before. Fans can look forward to the biggest bike show in the region; it will include, among other things, the bike school by Mirka Lisý, beautiful rides, and a competition. Known bands such as Visací zámek, Krucipüsk, quartet Vítkovo, Jolly Joker and many more will perform at Jawáč. This event, which welcomes all bike fans, with no preference for a specific brand or for specific power, has always been very popular, and organizers expect it to be a great success this year as well.
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Andrew Sullivan examines the Tea Party in the current context and concludes:
This is a religion – but a particularly modern, extreme and unthinking fundamentalist religion. And such a form of religion is the antithesis of the mainline Protestantism that once dominated the Republican party as well, to a lesser extent, the Democratic party.
Sullivan describes what the faithful want:
What the understandably beleaguered citizens of this new modern order want is a pristine variety of America that feels like the one they grew up in. They want truths that ring without any timbre of doubt. They want root-and-branch reform – to the days of the American Revolution. And they want all of this as a pre-packaged ideology, preferably aligned with re-written American history, and reiterated as a theater of comfort and nostalgia. They want their presidents white and their budget balanced now.
Rod Dreher writes:
Can the Tea Partiers' beliefs be falsified? I don't think they can be. I mean, is there any evidence that could convince them that the fault here lies with themselves, in the way they conceive politics, and in the way they behaved? It sure doesn't look like it. In that sense, they think of politics as a kind of religion. It's not for nothing that the hardcore House members stood together and sang "Amazing Grace" as the impossibility of their position became ever clearer. They really do bring a religious zealotry to politics.
Ed Kilgore adds:
The actual religious outlook many of them espouse—whether they are conservative fundamentalist Protestants or neo-ultramontane Catholics—has imported secular political perspectives into their faith. They've managed to identify obedience to God with the restoration of pre-mid-twentieth-century culture and economics, and consequently, tend to look at themselves as the contemporary equivalents of the Old Testament prophets calling a wicked society to account before all hell literally breaks loose. So their politics reinforces their religion and vice-versa, and yes, the Republican Party, like the squishy mainline Protestant Churches and lenient do-gooder Catholic priests, are generally within crisis-distance of being viewed as objectively belonging to enemy ranks.


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Having reviewed the thread, baby Jesus is most definitely weeping at this point.
Let every thought you have be harmless but constructive.
About exercising, allegedly it improves the enzyme- and hormonal system to exercise on a very regular basis,which will improve overall health. I exercise hard about 5-10 minutes per day with gymnastics and stone lifting, and is easily able to do things as hand stand push ups and hands only rope climbing with a b.w. of 102 kg. Weigth lifting is probably good, but is is overkill to buy weigths or go to the gym, in my opinion, unless you want to compete strongman. To get results from running and exercising in general, the procedure is so simple : Use a lot of power in heavy movements, and do it often.It's that simple, unless you want to sell exercising as a beauty product. Real strength is something like this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHRwo7j7byk
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Most training theory are thougth for the use of elite atletes, or worse, for aesthetic body builders. Mostly their pitfalls are not necessary to consider for normals.Sure it's good to know something about physiology, but I don't think there is so much sense in being afraid of training with for instance taking a little walk of 100 m every other day with two heavy bags in each hand, or something like that.
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or worse, for aesthetic body builders.
Generally speaking, I've found excercising (running/wieghts), and eating well (fruit, low gi-energy foods, whole grains, etc) does wonders for my mood, energy levels, vitality, motivation. At least 25-30 minutes of running or weights a day and you will be tear-assing around. Treating your body well is better than any drug.
I recently switched from strength training (high weight low reps) to more of a bodybuilding routine (low weight high reps) and it's a nice change of pace.


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23 Aug 10
While long prohibited under UK ABPI regulations, if you've worked in the world of big pharma in the U.S., you'll have seen it all a hundred times. A drugs company sponsors a medical conference, they pay for the meals and flights of the delegates and they hand them all a goodie bag as they leave.
Max Golby
20 Aug 10
The role of a seasoned pharmacist has some obvious kind of benefits attached with it. This basically includes the role that they play and the kind of work carried out by them including learning the trade from a well-known lead pharmacist.
Jane Jones
12 Aug 10
Cancer Research Technology has signed a deal to provide biotech company ValiRx plc with the global rights to develop a promising compound to treat hormone-resistant prostate cancer.
Cancer Research UK
30 Jul 10
We have a fundamental problem with our health service. It's bloated, it's weighed down in bureaucracy and it's terribly inefficient. That's if you believe the diagnosis of our health service by the new Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley.
Max Golby
23 Jul 10
If the nation's recruiters received a pound for every time they'd interviewed a candidate that looked good on paper but disappointed in practice, there'd currently be an awful lot of recruiters in the process of relocating to the Caribbean.
Max Golby / Mike Wood
22 Jul 10
Back in May, it was announced that new stem cell research would reduce the need for animal testing. Now, we are really beginning to see the benefits of groundbreaking science that is not reliant on out dated methods of testing.
Emma Naylor
20 Jul 10
Skin cancers come in various forms but the type which causes most fear is the malignant melanoma, derived from the pigment-forming cells of the skin or melanocytes.
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19 Jul 10
During a time of major economic downturn, there are few industries that can be said to be truly 'recession proof'. Yet for years now, big pharma has largely been seen as precisely that. After all, no matter dire the markets, and no matter how low consumer confidence plummets, there is always a demand for healthcare.
Max Golby
25 Jun 10
In areas such as competition policy and choice in the NHS, there could be said to be much correlation between the approaches of both governments past and present. Yet in other key areas of policy, there are unquestionably examples of ideological, or at least philosophical, differences in outlook. Or at least in theory.
Max Golby
18 Jun 10
A selective memory is a wonderful thing. That is, if you're a conspiracy theorist or an opportunistic critic of any kind. Yet, for those of us with memories of a more consistent mold, a lot of the current and decidedly harsh criticism directed against the World Health Organization's handling of the just passed H1N1 'Swine Flu' outbreak must be questioned in kind.
Max Golby
17 Jun 10
As the new Conservative-led coalition finally begins to settle down to the task ahead, questions of policy detail are increasingly replacing the brouhaha of election-time buccaneering and healthcare policy and the NHS are no exceptions to the rule – particularly in the case of competition policy.
Max Golby
28 May 10
With every challenge comes a new opportunity. Indeed, if we are to believe the results of a recent international workforce survey by Kelly Services, while the global economic recession has produced troubles a plenty, it has also evoked a new found sense of entrepreneurialism as workers look to adjust to changing employment models and to respond to new challenges in a very human way.
Max Golby
28 May 10
Just five years after its formation through the merger of Fujisawa and Yamanouchi, Astellas has become one of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies in the world. Employing 15,000 people and with annual sales reaching €1,287 million in Europe, Astellas has exceeded all expectations for growth in the past five years and the company's management team has devised a clear vision to ensure that this success continues in the years to come.
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20 May 10
Economic uncertainty has fueled a growing trend toward self-employment and entrepreneurialism with one-in-five respondents worldwide now working outside the traditional employment relationship, and 50 percent saying that they would like to do so, according to the latest survey results from workforce solutions leader Kelly Services®.
13 May 10
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York have demonstrated that a reovirus therapy called REOLYSIN works synergistically with gemcitabine and may be worth further investigation.
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23 Apr 10
The theme for National Stop Snoring Week 2010 is all about our houses. From house dust mites to pet dogs it seems that our houses are minefields when it comes to snoring. Nobody is safe as there are dangers lurking in every room.
Marianne Davey - The British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association (BSSAA)
22 Apr 10
Karolinska Institutet is one of the world´s leading medical universities. Its mission is to contribute to the improvement of human health through research and education. Karolinska Institutet accounts for over 40 per cent of the medical academic research conducted in Sweden and offers the country´s broadest range of education in medicine and health sciences. Since 1901 the Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet selects the Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine.
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14 Apr 10
Parents of babies and young children suffering from conditions such as asthma and eczema will be relieved to know there is a breakthrough product available that can drastically reduce their child's misery and symptoms.
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13 Apr 10
The NGP union, held in the Netherlands last week saw over 50 visionaries gathered for the Supreme Court verdict against Myriad Genetics given on March 29th. They voted against their patent claims and a storm is brewing in the biotech community. The Court ruled that the patents should have never been granted because genes are a law of nature. With the majority of industry outsiders in agreement, how will the pharmaceutical world react?
13 Apr 10
Since the moment of the NHS's very inception in 1948, complementary medicine has formed an accepted and often-used element of the country's national health service. Thousands of Brits swear blind by the efficacy of homeopathic treatments and rates of patient satisfaction are often far higher at the country's homeopathic hospitals than they are on standard NHS wards. Yet while many patients claim a strong appreciation of the benefits of homeopathy, the science tells another story.
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09 Apr 10
Until recently, pharmaceutical companies paid little attention to the process of maximising their data through publications. Today, several pharma firm and even consumer companies are beginning to recognise publications planning as an integral part of the marketing matrix. It now forms part of the overall communications strategy, adopted not only to raise awareness of a product and its key messages, but also to provide an evidence base for all other communication activities for the product.
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07 Apr 10
We often use them to make decisions about what products we buy and which we keep buying…except for pharma'. Yet more than that, he makes a coherent and convincing argument for how these kinds of services could ultimately end up benefiting the pharma industry itself. Indeed while information from a single person on the internet might be far too subjective to be of use, the sophistication of the crowd is arguably much greater.
Max Golby
01 Apr 10
With an age of the expiry cliff approaching and a move towards contracted research organizations, is this the end of pharmaceutical companies as we know them? And are job cuts an inevitable reaction to this new business style?
Emma Naylor
30 Mar 10
I am a lapsed pharma marketer and as such I still like to read the industry press. It is striking that almost every article is about how the industry has to change to meet the needs of the NHS, to add value.
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29 Mar 10
Urgent meetings are being held by the financial leaders of American Healthcare companies in the wake of Obama's Healthcare Reform being passed 219 – 212 in the House of Representatives.
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23 Mar 10
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18 Mar 10
Jorge Puente, Regional President of WW Pfizer gives MeetTheBoss.tv an inside look into how Pfizer became global.
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Back in December it was all but a question of time. More or less every pundit was concerned with 'when' and not 'if' and an increasingly divided nation was finally bracing itself for the very real possibility of comprehensive healthcare reform. The debate had been more or less exhausted and the Republican strategy continued along the lines of obstructionism pure and simple.
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An elite gathering of the leading Pharmaceutical Executives will be meeting to discuss how they plan to rebuild consumer trust ahead of the NGP EU summit hosted by GDS International.
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17 Feb 10
Research and development is the bread and butter of healthcare innovation. For decades the world's pharmaceutical companies have treasured and protected this simple maxim, pouring billions of dollars into research and development and creating hundreds of groundbreaking new drugs in the process. Yet since the onset of the global financial crisis in 2007, big pharma has begun to ask some very difficult questions of its research commitments.
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I applied through college or university and the process took 7+ weeks - interviewed at Progressive Business Publications in November 2013.
Interview Details Contacted in late October about coming in for interview. Set up interview for early November. Interview lasted an hour, before being moved to another interview for another hour-long question session. Three individuals I interviewed for were nice, interesting people who worked at Progressive Business Publications to support their real writing passions. Deep looks of longing and heavy sighs complemented my questions of how much they enjoyed their time spent at PBP. Nobody works here for the betterment of the company.
After this initial interview, I spent three weeks working on a 200-word assignment. This was not due to my own editing process, but because of the time PBP spent critiquing the assignment and interviewing candidates. I realize the vetting process must be thorough, but three weeks to critique a 200 word assignment is an unfair and unprofessional way to string along prospective employees. I met the standards PBP required for the assignment and scheduled another interview for a week prior to Thanksgiving.
At this final interview, I was asked why I wanted to work at PBP and why my background in journalism met their standards. I gave the "correct" answers and hate myself for it. I spoke of "great reputations" and "charismatic employees" when, in reality, the past month of waiting and critiquing allowed for extensive Googling and research on PBP.
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Maryland's commercial striped bass fishery will be operating under new management regulations beginning with the 2014 season. Chesapeake Bay commercial striped bass fishermen will be issued a percent based share of the total commercial quota called an Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ). This quota will be assigned as an amount of pounds that can be harvested throughout the year. Fishermen will be able to fish their quota during any legal commercial season using any legal fishing gear that their tidal fish license allows. Fishermen may also transfer their quotas to other fishermen for use on an annual basis.
Changes to the management of the commercial striped bass fishery became necessary due to shifts in gear participation, shortened seasons, declining daily and annual catch limits, and new coast wide limits on commercial tag distribution policies passed by ASMFC. The ITQ system was developed to address the many challenges facing the commercial striped bass fishery. ITQ shares were issued based on gear participation. Participants in the gill net and hook and line gear sectors received a baseline allocation from the even distribution of 25% of the gill net and hook and line quota. The remaining 75% of the quota was issued to gill net and hook and line fishermen based on commercial striped bass harvest activity between January 1st, 2001 and February 29th, 2012. Pound net and haul seine participants were already operating using individual allocations. The process of allocation pound net and haul seine quota was converted from the previous system of distribution to a share based system.
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OAH officials had polled its members and three-quarters said they did not want to cross the picket line at the hotel. They decided to move the meeting and are working with the Hilton to reduce or eliminate some $390,000 in cancellation fees. San Jose offered deep discounts and the meeting will cost only an additional $60,000. OAH officials say it was cheaper to move the meeting than hold it and face attrition penalties or cancel it and lose about $700,000 in revenues and penalties.
Hotel labor and management at 14 San Francisco hotels have been at odds for more than six months following a worker strike and subsequent lockout. Employees went back to work in November when the two sides agreed to a 60-day cooling period, which ended in January. Employees are still back at work, but the picketing continues.
The union, which represents hotel and restaurant employees, is calling planners who have booked meetings at any of the 14 hotels and informing them of the labor strife and the possibility of picketing, and urging them to relocate their events. Among the hotels in the labor dispute are the Hilton San Francisco, Four Seasons, Fairmont, Sheraton Palace, Omni Hotel, Grand Hyatt Union Square, and Westin St. Francis.
In March, Meeting Professionals International, the American Society of Association Executives, and the Professional Convention Management Association issued a joint statement speaking out against the San Francisco branch of the UNITE HERE union. "We condemn any effort to cause disruption of the meetings business, which may cause great injury to the economic stability of the targeted cities as well as the economic livelihood of the hotel employees," the statement said.
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This testimony discusses our recent report on the Department of Energy's (DOE) decision to restructure the FutureGen program. The original FutureGen plant was to capture and store underground about 90 percent of its CO2 emissions. DOE's cost share was to be 74 percent, and industry partners agreed to fund the rest. Concerned about escalating costs, DOE announced in January 2008 that it had decided to restructure FutureGen. In October 2008, DOE received a small number of applications for the restructured FutureGen; however, some of these applications were for proposals outside the restructured FutureGen's scope. As we reported, DOE is currently assessing proposals received and stated it expected to announce a selection of projects by December 2008; however, as of the beginning of March 2009, it had made no decision. DOE requested supplemental information from restructured FutureGen applicants, which will be reviewed before any selection decision. As Congress may know, the recently enacted American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, known as the stimulus law, provides DOE an additional $3.4 billion for "Fossil Energy Research and Development." Such a substantial amount of funding could significantly impact DOE's decisions about how to move forward with programs such as FutureGen.
The overall goals of the original and restructured FutureGen programs are largely similar in that both programs seek to produce electricity from coal with near-zero emissions by using CCS, and to make that process economically viable for the electric power industry. However, the programs have different approaches for achieving their goals, which could have different impacts on the commercial advancement of CCS and, therefore, result in two largely distinct programs. First, the original program focused on researching and developing the integration of IGCC and CCS at a new, commercial-scale, coal-fired power plant, while the restructured FutureGen aims at demonstrating the use of CCS technology at one or more new or existing commercial coal-fired power plants. As a result, the restructured program could provide opportunities to learn about CCS at different plants, including those that use IGCC and conventional ones that use pulverized coal generating technology. However, under the restructured program, learning about the integration of IGCC and CCS would be possible only if DOE received applications proposing IGCC and selected one for funding. Second, it is unclear which of the two programs would advance the broader roll out of CCS across industry more quickly. The original FutureGen would have served as an operating laboratory host facility for (1) emerging technologies aimed at the goal of near-zero emissions (such as hydrogen fuel cells and advanced gasification) and (2) gaining broad industry acceptance for these technologies. In contrast, the restructured FutureGen would not include a facility for testing these technologies, and its ability to advance them would, therefore, be limited. DOE manages a portfolio of clean coal programs that research and develop CCS technology or demonstrate its application. The restructured FutureGen differs in important ways from most of DOE's other CCS programs, with the exception of one program--Round III of the Clean Coal Power Initiative (CCPI). Both the restructured FutureGen and CCPI (1) fund the commercial demonstration of CCS at new or existing coal-fired power plants and (2) require industry participants to bear at least 50 percent of costs. We reported that the restructured FutureGen targets a higher amount of CO2 to be captured and stored (at least 1 million metric tons stored annually, per plant) than CCPI does (300,000 metric tons of CO2 stored or put to use annually, such as to enhance oil recovery, per plant). However, CCPI's goals may be more achievable for industry partners than those of the restructured FutureGen and, therefore, lead to more industry participation. Contrary to best practices, DOE did not base its decision to restructure FutureGen on a comprehensive analysis of factors such as the associated costs, benefits, and risks. DOE based its decision largely on its conclusion that costs for the original FutureGen had doubled and would escalate substantially. However, this conclusion was problematic because it was derived from a comparison of two cost estimates for the original FutureGen that were not comparable; DOE's $950 million estimate was in constant 2004 dollars, while the $1.8 billion estimate of DOE's industry partners was inflated through 2017. As a result, DOE has no assurance that the restructured FutureGen is the best option to advance CCS. In contrast, DOE's Office of Fossil Energy had identified and analyzed 13 other options for incremental, cost-saving changes to the original program, such as reducing the CO2 capture requirement.
Apr 14, 2014
Petroleum Refining:Industry's Outlook Depends on Market Changes and Key Environmental RegulationsGAO-14-249: Published: Mar 14, 2014. Publicly Released: Apr 14, 2014.
Dec 17, 2013
Oil And Gas Resources:Actions Needed for Interior to Better Ensure a Fair ReturnGAO-14-50: Published: Dec 6, 2013. Publicly Released: Dec 17, 2013.
Nov 25, 2013
National Laboratories:DOE Needs to Improve Oversight of Work Performed for Non-DOE EntitiesGAO-14-78: Published: Oct 25, 2013. Publicly Released: Nov 25, 2013.
Oct 17, 2013
Nuclear Power:Analysis of Regional Differences and Improved Access to Information Could Strengthen NRC OversightGAO-13-743: Published: Sep 27, 2013. Publicly Released: Oct 17, 2013.
Managing Critical Isotopes:Stewardship of Lithium-7 Is Needed to Ensure a Stable SupplyGAO-13-716: Published: Sep 19, 2013. Publicly Released: Oct 17, 2013.
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Oil and Gas Development:BLM Needs Better Data to Track Permit Processing Times and Prioritize InspectionsGAO-13-572: Published: Aug 23, 2013. Publicly Released: Sep 23, 2013.
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Modernizing the Nuclear Security Enterprise:Observations on NNSA's Options for Meeting Its Plutonium Research NeedsGAO-13-533: Published: Sep 11, 2013. Publicly Released: Sep 11, 2013.
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Department of Energy:Observations on DOE's Management Challenges and Steps Taken to Address ThemGAO-13-767T: Published: Jul 24, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 24, 2013.
Jul 10, 2013
Nuclear Reactor License Renewal:NRC Generally Follows Documented Procedures, but Its Revisions to Environmental Review Guidance Have Not Been TimelyGAO-13-493: Published: May 30, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 10, 2013.
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National Nuclear Security Administration:Laboratories' Indirect Cost Management Has Improved, but Additional Opportunities ExistGAO-13-534: Published: Jun 28, 2013. Publicly Released: Jun 28, 2013.
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Long Road Ahead for Devils Lake Basin, Despite New OutletThe Lake Region got the good news that a new outlet on the east end of Devils Lake could be functioning by June 2012. But representatives from District 15 say the Devils Lake Basin still has a long road ahead.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities at this hotel consist of banquet facilities and a meeting/conference room. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and a meeting/conference room.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. This business-friendly hotel also offers a health club, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite an intensifying pace, little progress is being reported in talks on averting automatic spending cuts and tax increases that economists fear could send the U.S. economy off a "fiscal cliff."
House Speaker John Boehner and President Barack Obama spoke on the phone Tuesday, a day after the president offered to reduce his initial demand for $1.6 trillion in higher tax revenue over a decade to $1.4 trillion. But Obama continued to insist that much of the revenue come from raising top tax rates on the wealthy.
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Boehner countered later Tuesday with another offer that aides to the Ohio Republican said stuck close to a document delivered to the White House a week ago. A top White House aide, Rob Nabors, came to the Capitol to respond.
Leading lawmakers expressed pessimism that a deal was close, despite increasing angst about a Dec. 31 deadline to stop the expiration of Bush-era tax cuts and separate across-the-board spending cuts that are the result of Washington's failure to complete a deficit-reduction deal last year.
"I think it's getting worse, not better," House GOP Whip Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., said.
The Boehner camp again said it's up to the White House to proffer additional spending cuts to programs like Medicare. The White House countered that Republicans still need to cave on raising tax rates for the rich.
"Where are the president's spending cuts?" Boehner said on the House floor. "The longer the White House slow-walks this process, the closer our economy gets to the fiscal cliff."
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In rebuttal, the White House swiftly detailed numerous proposals Obama has made to cut spending, including recommendations to cull $340 billion from Medicare over a decade and an additional $250 billion from other government benefit programs.
Obama remains determined that tax rates rise on family income exceeding $250,000, a move Republicans say would strike many small businesses that are engines of new jobs and file as individuals when paying their taxes.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday that a bipartisan deal to avert a "fiscal cliff" is more likely if Democrats and Republicans don't try to over-reach on spending cuts.
The California Democrat, appearing on "CBS This Morning," said Congress and the White House need to agree on a provisional plan for taxes and spending. "Let's do something now," she said.
Pelosi says Democrats want to ensure that senior citizens aren't harmed, and she called Boehner a "well-intentioned" person. But she also said the GOP was pushing too hard on a Medicare overhaul, asking, "Is it just a trophy that the Republicans want to take home?"
"Get it done," she said, "and make corrections and expansions on it next year."
Two weeks before the year-end holidays, time to find agreement was short, but not prohibitively so.
"I think it's going to be extremely difficult to get it done before Christmas, but it could be done," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said.
Boehner's office took the step — unusual in secretive talks — of announcing that Republicans "sent the White House a counteroffer that would achieve tax and entitlement reform to solve our looming debt crisis and create more American jobs."
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Democrats have watched with satisfaction in recent days as Republicans struggle with Obama's demands to raise taxes, but Reid privately has told his rank and file they could soon be feeling the same distress if discussions grow serious on cuts to benefit programs.
In an ABC interview, Obama did not reject a Republican call to raise the age of Medicare eligibility from 65 to 67, a proposal many Democrats strongly oppose.
The proposal is "something that's been floated," Obama said, not mentioning that he had tacitly agreed to it in deficit-reduction talks with Boehner more than a year ago that ended in failure.


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I originally wrote about Starting Over in the context of creating a new rooftop garden this past spring in Tel Aviv. At that time, I had a few containers, views of others rooftops, some pretty hefty rain storms, and a desire to design a private haven.
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Now I understand why most folks with terraces in Israel have a limited amount of containers; and practically all have irrigation systems. When I mentioned my watering dilemma, Pam of Digging, who is a seasoned Texas gardener (and magnificent photographer and landscape designer), suggested that I use succulents and a drip irrigation system. Well, no one has ever said that common sense is one of my strongest character traits. I watered those frigging containers every morning before the sun was in 'full shine"over my rooftop for most of the day. Pam, you were 100% correct. Never again will I hand water! Drip irrigation is next on my list of things to do.


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BOGOTÁ, Colombia – This April, Colombia's Mennonite churches are once again calling on congregations in Canada and the United States to join together in a unified cry for justice, peace and healing in the war-torn South American country.
Thousands of people are dying and millions are left homeless as government forces, paramilitary groups and guerrillas vie for power and territory in Colombia. According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Human Affairs, Colombia faces the largest humanitarian catastrophe in the hemisphere.
Colombian Mennonite churches ask churches in Canada and the United States to come together on April 19 and join them in worship, reflection and prayer for victims, perpetrators and peacemakers.
Churches are called to make a public witness on April 20 by sharing stories, speaking with government officials, holding public vigils and doing other advocacy activities.
Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) is providing an online packet of worship resources and advocacy material – including prayers, a bulletin insert and a sample letter to lawmakers – at mcc.org/us/washington/days. Additional articles and material about Colombia can be found at mcc.org/colombia.
Colombia is home to 4 million internally displaced persons, the highest number in the western hemisphere. The highest rate of displacement since 1985 occurred in the last four months of 2008, despite negotiations between the government and the paramilitary groups. More than 270,000 people were forced from their homes because of the violence, meaning an average of 1,500 people fled daily.
The country has a high number of killings – some 2,500 to 3,000 a year; four decades of armed conflict; and grave violations of humanitarian law. Approximately 97 percent of the crimes go unpunished. There is an inequitable distribution of wealth with two-thirds of the population living in poverty, while a small portion has an exorbitant amount of wealth. These economic injustices exacerbate the conflict.
Human rights workers are concerned that as paramilitary groups demobilize, they are forming other armed groups. Peace and justice workers, including Mennonites, are asking for a well-monitored process of reconciliation.
The latest human rights report, "A Prophetic Call," compiled by MCC partner organizations Justapaz and the Commission for Restoration, Life and Peace, has just been released. It is on the web at justapaz.org/spip.php?article111. It documents more than 300 violations against church leaders in 2007. Church members are also among the 4 million people who have been forced to flee. Churches urge a collective call for a just peace and an end to violence and inequity.
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A new federal law extends several USCIS Immigration Programs, including the E-Verify worker eligibility program and special visa programs, through September 30, 2015.
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- E-Verify: More than 402,000 employers in 1.2 million worksites are currently using the Internet-based system to verify employment eligibility nationwide. While the E-Verify (and its self-check process) does not require notarization, some businesses have employed Notaries to serve as third party E-Verify agents to help review and submit proper identification data for applicants.
- EB-5: With more than more than 70 regional centers now operating nationwide, the USCIS will continue to receive, process and adjudicate proposals for its Immigrant Investor Pilot Program. A list of necessary forms can be found on the USCIS website. Though most forms do not require notarization, some support documents, including employment affidavits, may require a Notary.
- Religious Worker Visa: This special immigrant visa category is reserved for non-minister special immigrant religious workers working for a religiously-affiliated non-profit organization within the United States.
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This was a pleasant surprise. For a textbook on a subject in which I have little to no interest, this was shockingly readable. I had no problem reading it cover-to-cover, which is likely a credit to ... Read full review
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Facebook may be one of the most hated short-term investments on Wall Street.
Even the bullish analysts describe Facebook as a "tomorrow stock," an investment that might pay off in the long term but isn't for someone looking for a short term pop. In two weeks, a couple of hundred million shares come off lockup—which many expect will trigger a big sell-off.
Which is exactly why some contrarians on Wall Street are considering taking a long position on the social network. (Ken Sena, analyst for Evercore Partners, offered a surprising price target for FB shares.)
My favorite contrarian investor, Matt Gohd at Revere Securities, thinks that it's time to give Facebook a shot.
"The assumption that just because you can sell, you will sell is likely flawed and there could be a dramatic rally, as people start to remember the reasons Facebook had willing buyers in the first place: 950 million users, a company very early on its monetizations strategies, and some very smart people who have turned social networking into marketing strategy," Gohd says.
What's more, he thinks that most of those still owning the stock are likely to be true believers.
Gohd thinks the stock could go a little lower when the lockups expire, but he is advising clients to set up a strategy using options that would allow them to capture gains from a 30 percent move higher.
"This still isn't a stock for the faint of heart," he warns.
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The International Association of Assembly Managers is forming a Safety and Security Task Force, IAAM president Lionel Dubay announced October 12. The task force will review the current crisis management methods used by the industry and work to develop "best practices" recommendaations for convention and conference centers, stadiums, arenas, and other public assembly facilities.
"We are in a new era with new challenges relative to safety, security, terrorism and crisis management," said Dubay, who manages the Stephen C. O'Connell Center at the University of Florida. "It is essential that we take action and demonstrate to our members and industry partners that we are here and committed to serve them."
The task force will focus on guest, tenant, and physical asset safety and security in light of the risk of terrorist attacks against these types of facilities. In addition to issues related to terrorist-type attacks, it also will look at general safety, security, health, and crisis management practices.
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