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Union Local explores energy upgrades
MORRISTOWN Schools continue to become more expensive to operate and the Union Local School District realizes to stay competitive with surrounding school districts changes need to be made. Waiting to make an impact could cause the district's finances to go in the negative in the future and Superintendent Kirk Glasgow has no intention of seeing Union Local in that state.
Looking ahead to its future, Glasgow is exploring the options of using an innovative Energy Conservation Program known as House Bill 264 which allows districts the ability to borrow funds without having to pass a ballot issue for the authority to borrow.
"These types of programs are approved through the state of Ohio," Ron Thomas of H.E.A.T. Total Facility Solutions, Inc. said to the crowded audience Thursday at Union Local's administrative office. "The cost of the program would be $93,000 a year, but you would be saving almost $35,000 a year based on the markets current dollar."
Thomas' evaluation of the district's properties showed the need for having a central energy management system and computer to control humidity issues. The current system in place offers limited amounts of information and has some operating issues that need addressed. Other major recommendations included installing occupancy censors for lighting and temperature control as well as replacing windows throughout the campus.
"A lot of it is that technology is changing and it's becoming so much more efficient," Thomas explained as the district will see a quick change from $35 light bulbs to $1.85 bulbs. "Ohio Bill 264 created this because schools don't have the money to fix everything. They have to band aid it and keep fixing things and work with their utilities."
"The cost against savings is a big eye opener," Glasgow admitted. "If we stay how we are doing we will be wallowing around in the same mud with our utility problems."
Union Local's search for upgrading its air quality control comes after learning it had moisture issues this summer forcing the district to bring in multiple professionals to remove mold from the elementary school building.
"We do all the work ourselves making it more cost effective," he shared. "A lot of companies use contractors and you pay layer upon layer to get a project completed."
The energy assessment proposal now waits for board approval so it can be sent to the Ohio Schools Facility Commission for approval.
In other district business, Glasgow explained he believed elementary school students were getting home too late because of the current bus routes. Board Member Ed Stenger said some of the current routes cannot move any quicker because of the large area the district spans.
Glasgow's solution is to begin the school day earlier at the middle school and high school levels to allow drivers an extra 15 minutes to get back to their final route of the day.
"If we would decide to do this next year we would start 15 minutes earlier," he shared changing the current first bell from 7:45 a.m. to 7:30 a.m.
However, Glasgow's solution was met with opposition from President Jennifer Schmitt.
"My concern is studies on high school students show that high school kids are better off starting later in the day," she shared. "Is this going to be a good move for Union Local?"
With a lengthy discussion by board members, Glasgow received district approval to have a few trial runs this upcoming semester by letting middle school and high school out early to see how the drivers responded with the extra 15 minutes.
"Fifteen minutes makes a world of difference in a bus schedule," Glasgow said.
In other business:
- Board Member Allen Mann was appointed to the Ohio School Board Association Legislative Platform Committee.
- Greg Miller was named the head boys and girls track coach for the 2008-2009 season.
- Thursday's meeting was the last time President Jennifer Schmitt would be presiding as president.
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I will be speaking on a panel at the British Library on the subject of Bankers and Bonuses: What has the City ever done for London? as part of the Story of London Festival. The other panelists will include John Micklethwaite (editor-in-chief of the Economist), Luke Johnson (chairman of Risk Capital Partners) and Billy Bragg (musician and political campaigner). Paul Mason, the economics editor of BBC Newsnight, will chair.
The aim of the event is to examine the role of the City of London. Can it make a positive contribution to supporting innovation or should its power be curbed?
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Company's coming. I know that's not news. It's been the subject of this space plenty of times, and will for many more.
The cleaning has been ongoing for weeks already, and now the parts of the house that were cleaned first are, naturally, ready for dusting again.
There's no good reason that I should want windows bright and carpets clean. That is by a husband's reckoning.
"You act like it's a big deal," says the aforementioned husband. "It's only Mary, and she's only your daughter, after all."
Only my Mary? Only my daughter? My daughter for whom I should set an example, like I did when she was about six months old?
We had wanted a son, had names for a boy, and I was disappointed at first that our planned family of five boys had started out with a girl. Still, I could model femininity by making sure my lipstick was unblemished and my heels two inches high like TV mothers pushing a vacuum cleaner.
Even I could see how silly it was for me, a dedicated tomboy, to model a girly appearance to a baby. Those heels were kicked back into the closet before I could trip over the sweeper.
I unearthed a memory this evening, a memory hidden in the linen closet upstairs. Stuff gets stuffed into my linen closet when I don't know quite what else to do with it. Heavy blankets, so many sheets that Bed, Bath & Beyond would blush.
At least six weeks ago I bought two sets of sheets for the twin beds in Dave's computer room. So many of his sheets and pillowcases were intractably bloodstained following his surgery for skin cancer that I wanted to put on all new sheets and not worry about grossing out company.
When we got ready to clean up the room for Mary's visit I started looking for the sheets.
Gone. They were simply gone. What's the logical place to put new sheets and pillowcases until you need them? Of course, the linen closet. I kept coming back to it, thinking I had overlooked them the several times we searched for them, and if we pulled a few items out, the new bedding would appear.
Not so. But once we had all that stuff out, it made sense to get rid of whatever we weren't likely to use again, and have a place to put new sheets until they are needed. There was plenty of space available.
Funny how these things go. We have not finished the purge of the linen closet because I let myself get sidetracked by another finding: The embroidered kitchen towels and aprons.
Let me tell you about them.
I was desperate for a Christmas or birthday gifts for Grandma when the girls were small. She didn't like us to "waste" time or money on her when she was in the process of giving her things away. Like most old people, she didn't need anything, and couldn't be persuaded that it was important her grandchildren learn to give gifts.
The girls were roughly 4 to 8 years old, and loved to draw pictures. I was not one for refrigerator art so their better pictures became drawer liners.
At the time I was interested in crewel embroidery and yearned to "do" something in that medium. Why I came up with embroidering kitchen linens, I do not know, but I spread out the girls' stick figure drawings and selected the best to transfer to towels and a couple of gaudy aprons.
Can you still buy kitchen towels by the yard, cut to the desired length, and machine-hem them? I don't recall what my source was, but they're rough and tough, heavier than cotton, and very absorbent.
The figures are like those of any kids, special only to me, but I used a good mix of color and stitches. If there was a color that went "out of the lines," it was embroidered in exactly the same way, so it seems to me to catch the artist's eagerness to create.
An oft retold family outing is the subject of a drawing by Alice, our middle girl, about 6 at the time. We were at the entrance to Okefenokee State Park, walking close to the water, when we stopped to look at an alligator soaking up the sun. Of course the girls had been warned not to get near the 'gators, but Dave was walking on the landscape timbers edging the river.
"I think this alligator is dead," says the father of my children. "He hasn't breathed since we've been watching him." And he edged closer to the head of the beast which certainly looked dead to me too.
He tossed a pinecone or a piece of a palm frond on the 'gator's face – the exact missile is lost in foggy memory now – and in a split second the eyes and jaws opened with a hiss from the belly of the beast. The moment was caught, not on film, but in the mind of a child whose father leaped up and backwards, nearly falling in his haste to get to safety.
To this day, we debate whether the creature could have cleared the timber at water's edge, or was it just for show.
Did I mention the importance of modeling behavior to children?
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MANCHESTER, England (AP) - Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff began his boxing career with a narrow victory over Richard Dawson on Friday night after being knocked down by the American.
Flintoff recovered after being knocked down early in the second round by a left counter punch from Dawson, who was unable to follow up with a sustained assault.
The 34-year-old Flintoff ended his 15-year cricket career in September 2010, having become England captain and a national icon. His heavy frame made him a dominant pace bowler and a powerful shot-maker, but led to several knee injuries.
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Skip to comments.Scientists find missing link between whale and its closest relative, the hippo
Posted on 02/08/2005 3:50:43 AM PST by PatrickHenry
A group of four-footed mammals that flourished worldwide for 40 million years and then died out in the ice ages is the missing link between the whale and its not-so-obvious nearest relative, the hippopotamus.
The conclusion by University of California, Berkeley, post-doctoral fellow Jean-Renaud Boisserie and his French colleagues finally puts to rest the long-standing notion that the hippo is actually related to the pig or to its close relative, the South American peccary. In doing so, the finding reconciles the fossil record with the 20-year-old claim that molecular evidence points to the whale as the closest relative of the hippo.
"The problem with hippos is, if you look at the general shape of the animal it could be related to horses, as the ancient Greeks thought, or pigs, as modern scientists thought, while molecular phylogeny shows a close relationship with whales," said Boisserie. "But cetaceans whales, porpoises and dolphins don't look anything like hippos. There is a 40-million-year gap between fossils of early cetaceans and early hippos."
In a paper appearing this week in the Online Early Edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Boisserie and colleagues Michel Brunet and Fabrice Lihoreau fill in this gap by proposing that whales and hippos had a common water-loving ancestor 50 to 60 million years ago that evolved and split into two groups: the early cetaceans, which eventually spurned land altogether and became totally aquatic; and a large and diverse group of four-legged beasts called anthracotheres. The pig-like anthracotheres, which blossomed over a 40-million-year period into at least 37 distinct genera on all continents except Oceania and South America, died out less than 2 and a half million years ago, leaving only one descendent: the hippopotamus.
This proposal places whales squarely within the large group of cloven-hoofed mammals (even-toed ungulates) known collectively as the Artiodactyla the group that includes cows, pigs, sheep, antelopes, camels, giraffes and most of the large land animals. Rather than separating whales from the rest of the mammals, the new study supports a 1997 proposal to place the legless whales and dolphins together with the cloven-hoofed mammals in a group named Cetartiodactyla.
"Our study shows that these groups are not as unrelated as thought by morphologists," Boisserie said, referring to scientists who classify organisms based on their physical characteristics or morphology. "Cetaceans are artiodactyls, but very derived artiodactyls."
The origin of hippos has been debated vociferously for nearly 200 years, ever since the animals were rediscovered by pioneering French paleontologist Georges Cuvier and others. Their conclusion that hippos are closely related to pigs and peccaries was based primarily on their interpretation of the ridges on the molars of these species, Boisserie said.
"In this particular case, you can't really rely on the dentition, however," Boisserie said. "Teeth are the best preserved and most numerous fossils, and analysis of teeth is very important in paleontology, but they are subject to lots of environmental processes and can quickly adapt to the outside world. So, most characteristics are not dependable indications of relationships between major groups of mammals. Teeth are not as reliable as people thought."
As scientists found more fossils of early hippos and anthracotheres, a competing hypothesis roiled the waters: that hippos are descendents of the anthracotheres.
All this was thrown into disarray in 1985 when UC Berkeley's Vincent Sarich, a pioneer of the field of molecular evolution and now a professor emeritus of anthropology, analyzed blood proteins and saw a close relationship between hippos and whales. A subsequent analysis of mitochondrial, nuclear and ribosomal DNA only solidified this relationship.
Though most biologists now agree that whales and hippos are first cousins, they continue to clash over how whales and hippos are related, and where they belong within the even-toed ungulates, the artiodactyls. A major roadblock to linking whales with hippos was the lack of any fossils that appeared intermediate between the two. In fact, it was a bit embarrassing for paleontologists because the claimed link between the two would mean that one of the major radiations of mammals the one that led to cetaceans, which represent the most successful re-adaptation to life in water had an origin deeply nested within the artiodactyls, and that morphologists had failed to recognize it.
This new analysis finally brings the fossil evidence into accord with the molecular data, showing that whales and hippos indeed are one another's closest relatives.
"This work provides another important step for the reconciliation between molecular- and morphology-based phylogenies, and indicates new tracks for research on emergence of cetaceans," Boisserie said.
Boisserie became a hippo specialist while digging with Brunet for early human ancestors in the African republic of Chad. Most hominid fossils earlier than about 2 million years ago are found in association with hippo fossils, implying that they lived in the same biotopes and that hippos later became a source of food for our distant ancestors. Hippos first developed in Africa 16 million years ago and exploded in number around 8 million years ago, Boisserie said.
Now a post-doctoral fellow in the Human Evolution Research Center run by integrative biology professor Tim White at UC Berkeley, Boisserie decided to attempt a resolution of the conflict between the molecular data and the fossil record. New whale fossils discovered in Pakistan in 2001, some of which have limb characteristics similar to artiodactyls, drew a more certain link between whales and artiodactyls. Boisserie and his colleagues conducted a phylogenetic analysis of new and previous hippo, whale and anthracothere fossils and were able to argue persuasively that anthracotheres are the missing link between hippos and cetaceans.
While the common ancestor of cetaceans and anthracotheres probably wasn't fully aquatic, it likely lived around water, he said. And while many anthracotheres appear to have been adapted to life in water, all of the youngest fossils of anthracotheres, hippos and cetaceans are aquatic or semi-aquatic.
"Our study is the most complete to date, including lots of different taxa and a lot of new characteristics," Boisserie said. "Our results are very robust and a good alternative to our findings is still to be formulated."
Brunet is associated with the Laboratoire de Géobiologie, Biochronologie et Paléontologie Humaine at the Université de Poitiers and with the Collège de France in Paris. Lihoreau is a post-doctoral fellow in the Département de Paléontologie of the Université de N'Djaména in Chad.
The work was supported in part by the Mission Paléoanthropologique Franco-Tchadienne, which is co-directed by Brunet and Patrick Vignaud of the Université de Poitiers, and in part by funds to Boisserie from the Fondation Fyssen, the French Ministère des Affaires Etrangères and the National Science Foundation's Revealing Hominid Origins Initiative, which is co-directed by Tim White and Clark Howell of UC Berkeley.
That statement is a crock. And I don't even need to 'splain why.
Read post #61, the first post that I posted on the subject. Notice the words inside the parantheses. (Evolution of immune reactions, et al) This was an example of one of the links. So, I did provide him with an invalid link. Another example of inadequate research on your part.
Be honest. Here is the message which gives you a redirect to the search engine and then to the article. Note that the message indicates it may be the fault on their server.
Follow your own advice and notice the tree. They have a common ancestor near the base of the artiodactyls.
You keep forcing people to decide if you're an idiot or a liar. You can even confuse ME on this, but doing so doesn't help your credibility.
Note that you wouldn't have to do this if all the evidence weren't against what you have decided must be true. If there were a shred of evidence or logic to support you, you could do a much better job of appearing reasonable.
Nikola Tesla invented the AC motor and transformer, 3-phase electricity and the Tesla Coil. Tesla is now credited with inventing modern radio as well; the Supreme Court overturned Marconi's patent in 1943 in favor of Tesla. Ten years after patenting a successful method for producing alternating current, Nikola Tesla claimed the invention of an electrical generator that would not "consume any fuel." This invention has ben lost to the public. "I have harnessed the cosmic rays and caused them to operate a motive device." - Tesla.
Tesla's evidence supported his theory. He actually proved it in experiment. Big money would have none of this crap of 'free energy' for the public. He was ridiculed and shunned and died in misery.
"Aside from the advances that we've made, man is the only creature that has a God conscience or religious nature."
Where is the conscience of creationists when they attack evolution with no facts? Where is their conscience when they offer no science to refute evolution, yet claim their view superior?
Where is the conscience of creationists when they alter scientists quotes?
Where is the conscience of creationists when they preach cultish heresy and conflate the Gospel and Genesis as needed for salvation?
I wouldn't put much stock in the conscience idea if I were you.
Sorry. I missed that since you placed it with "ideas" instead of the proper place with "links". That's whats happens when you throw big BWAAA HAAA HAAA HAAAA! into your post. That is why you probably missed it in your proofreading.
That's okay, I wasn't reeealy sorry.;o)
Probably the same place it is when they alter our posts. Had another creationist excuse bearing false witness because he was a soldier of God.
It gets worse all the time. And to imagine they let these guys own computers ...
"Tesla's evidence supported his theory. He actually proved it in experiment. Big money would have none of this crap of 'free energy' for the public. He was ridiculed and shunned and died in misery."
God will court martial that soldier. ;-)
Tesla lived a life of ease and relative luxury from the proceeds of his various patents. He spent his last years living in a NYC luxury hotel and spending his time going to parties and charity events in that city. He was not shunned nor did he die in misery.
You know, a simple search of Wikipedia would have helped.
That was what houeto meant. The government confiscated his free-energy machine because of Bush's family ties to big oil.
Considering he shuffled off this (Tesla) coil in 1943, the government must've used one of his inventions to divine the future...
To jump you ahead, houeto said science could not explain why the moon did not rotate. He was quickly informed that it did rotate once per revolution and he then said that was statistically improbable .... now he is onto the Tesla free-energy machine that the government or someone would have no part of since we could not allow the public to have free energy.
Who's upset?
Where? I don't see any pictures or drawings where the two branches meet?
Perhaps it's one of the following artiodactyls? Maybe it's the pig? or the Mouse deer?
I assure you, you are wrong. Evolution is a fact.
I keep reading articles on the validity of evolution, looking for some conclusive proof that I could understand and would make "solid" sense and I always feel cheated.
This article is again disapointing, full of speculation and (IMHO) tenuous links.
Before I get called an ignorant idiot, let me say Calculus, Fourier Series and Laplace Transfers along with Chemistry and Physics were not considered easy subjects but I understood them. Evolution is very suspicious to me and far from a fact.
Did you ever take a course in evolutionary theory?
Here is a good link to understand that evolution is a fact and the theory of evolution explains that fact:
When you are talking about the theory, it is always being updated based on new data. However, the observed fact of evolution is accepted as far as anything in science is a fact. Science does not deal in "proof". Anyone that asks for proof is not a scientist.
Ichneumon seems to be pretty upset.
Yeah, just because evolution proves there is no God is no reason to be upset. LOL
The Bible doesn't say how old the Earth is. That was a miscalculation by Bishop Ussher.
Gotta love assumptions.
Not really. There is a difference between being fed up and being upset.
If I close my eyes real tight and repeat this 10,000 times, will I believe it (referring of course to evolution as all life coming undirected from a common cell)?
My perception could be wrong but I read post #480 as being upset.
For me, it's three fold.
First, there is the desire by the creationist side to get their religious beliefs taught in public schools. Evolution is science, and deserves to be taught in science class; creationism (of all types) is religion, and should be taught in Sunday School.
Second, I am sick to death of being call evil, immoral, a Satanist, stupid, a Communist, a Nazi, a Leftist, a Democrat, a sex pervert, a papist, or having something against Christianity because I understand that Evolution is a fact.
Finally, I find willful ignorance offensive. I am not saying that people who believe in creationism are all willfully ignorant, I am talking about the subset who, no matter how many times you point out the evidence, insist that there is no evidence. It's friggin' Orwellian. If you choose not to believe in evolution, that's fine. I can respect someone saying, "I value my faith over science" or "I choose to disbelieve the science on religious grounds" or "I am rejecting the evidence because I believe I have a command by God to do so." But don't sit here and blow smoke up everyone's asses by saying that there is no evidence.
How about some facts refuting evolution instead of petulant scoffing?
Shows you how badly I misread the title, I thought this was a Star Jones story. ;-0
From one Philadelphian to another, good job.
No, but if I clap my hands three times you will disappear.
So watch it!
You are a veritable treasure trove of information. Made my thumb hurt, scrolling down. Ping for later reading, with a glass of wine!
Wait till the creationist start calling the "evolutionists" baby-killing Nazis.
Once you bring God into it, anything is possible -- even evolution. I just don't think it's likely much less beyond criticism.
And God made fossils to help us find oil deposits.
No, God didn't design the human eye. It evolved. No Almighty God would have been so stupid as to come up with this design.
Why are you so compelled to be blindly ignorant of the fact of evolution?
Thank you for your reply. It was well said and I appreciate you taking the time to explain it to me. I just find that both sides of the argument have supporters that can be a bit overzealous in their defense of their positions. Whenever I find someone who gets so emotional about an issue, I wonder what exactly their motivation is.
It is also "God created man in His own image and man returns the favor."
When did I ever say I disagreed with evolution?
militant? What have I ever said in this thread to earn the militant status? Just because I'm not falling for the evoultion hoax does not mean I am ignorant. Darwin came up with a theory and the scientific community has spent the last 150 years gleaning information in a bias attempt to support it. Maybe those who fall for hoaxes are merely open-minded and not dupes.
Well if you agree, why are you nitpicking about links?
Anyway, I can't stand people who don't make their position clear and then debate anyway.
But since you seem to be a Navy vet, I forgive you.
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Knights and Warhorses: Military Service and the English Aristocracy under Edward III
A first-rate study of the terms of military service of knights and their mounts... (Horse) inventories recorded the process of horse appraisal whereby a man-at-arms' horse was valued for the purposes of an equine compensation scheme... Ayton uses these appraisals to trace the fortunes and gauge the social status of many horse-owners. HISTORY TODAYA judicious and illuminating survey... deserves a wide readership. ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEWThe mounted, armoured knight is one of the most potent symbols of medieval civilisation; indeed, for much of the middle ages the armoured warhorse was what defined a man as a member of the military class. However, despite the status of the knightly warrior in medieval society, the military service of the later medieval English aristocracy remains an unaccountably neglected subject, and the warhorse itself has never attracted a major study based upon archival sources. This book seeks to open up new fields of research: it focuses on the horse inventories, documents which offer detailed lists of men-at-arms and their appraised warhorses, the valuation of which is a measure of its owner's social and military status. Dr Ayton is primarily concerned with the inventories and related records for Edward III's reign, a period which witnessed significant changes in the organisation of the English fighting machine. The documents produced during this period of `military revolution' cast valuable light on the character and attitudes of the aristocratic military community at a time when its traditional role was in the course of re-evaluation.Dr ANDREW AYTONis senior lecturer in history at the University of Hull
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Children in immigrant families account for nearly one-fourth (24 percent) of all children as of 2010, and the vast majority (88 percent) are U.S. citizens. In fact, children of immigrants account for nearly the entire growth in the U.S. child population between 1990 and 2008.1 This policy brief draws on key indicators from the Foundation for Child Development Child Well-Being Index (CWI), as well as additional data, to highlight both similarities and differences in the circumstances of children in immigrant and native-born families.
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Walmart has a huge amount of power over which products end up on the market. The mega-retailer is now encouraging suppliers to remove eight chemicals from their products. The substances aren't banned, exactly, but suppliers will have to discolose their presence on any products containing them starting in two years. The list consisted of substances which may be harmful to people, to the environment, or to both. [More]
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Youre right , Its not worth speculating about, becasue it's been announced, and its probably happening, and as stockholders we benefit...so...I was sitting around tonight with some folks, and heard a conversation at another table, concerning this Stock. They indicated that BB&T just can't keep going the way it is. Here's a question for ya. Why? I keep hearin this thing about they'll have to sell out, or go MOE. Why? BBT came from a little old bank all the way to what it is today, with only some minor friction. Every other bank that has fallen prey to EITHER of the previous tactics has gotten it's Ball$$ bu$ted with either the sellout or the MOE. So now I wanna pose a question to the peanut gallery concerning the forenmentioned, WHY? Why does BBT either have to sell out or go MOE, why cant they just keep on keepin on like they have? Open for Discussion, Lex out.
IMHO I do not think BB&T will sell or will have to sell out in the near future. The present group of officers have proven they know how to operate BB&T and have succesfully done so through some pretty rocky times over the past few years.Now it will be a new era when John and his gang give it up for the good life of retirement.Keep on keeping on BB&T.RW


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At last week's AppsWorld conference in Amsterdam Oracle chairman Larry Ellison claimed his company's software has never been hacked and blasted Microsoft for the security problems its products have faced recently.
But in a GigaFlash advisory note, analyst Michael Rasmussen shot down the claims, pointing out that since Oracle first announced its "unbreakable" software campaign in September, three major flaws have been uncovered in its products.
He said that hackers took the company's security stance as a challenge. As a result Rasmussen said that in the Oracle Application Server software there was a PL/SQL Apache Module buffer-overflow vulnerability, a PL/SQL Apache Module directory-traversal vulnerability and a path-revealing vulnerability.
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Good morning everyone, beautiful day here again, sunny and getting very warm.
That beef sounds good to me Frank, just as I like it. No Sunday lunch for us today, had a late "fry up" as we are out to afternoon tea for Mums 99th birthday.. Will catch up with you all the week after next as we are going on holiday tomorrow.
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SALEM — Oregon's sunny economic recovery is staring at some dark and stormy clouds.
Slowing growth and ongoing struggles in the stock market — along with a drop in corporate profits — could take a bite from state tax revenues starting in 2017, according to the Oregon's most recent economic forecast.
That hit, worth tens of millions of dollars in best-case scenarios, would land at the same time as Oregon lawmakers grapple with major increases in the state's pension bill and other budget challenges.
State economists have woven concerns into each of the past two state forecasts — but this forecast included some of their starkest warnings yet.
"We really can't avoid the impact that falling corporate profits and the falling stock markets are going to do to our personal and corporate incomes taxes going forward," State Economist Mark McMullen told lawmakers Wednesday during a combined hearing of the House and Senate revenue committees.
McMullen estimated a reduction of at least $30 million to $40 million from past projections of corporate revenues. Beyond stock market chaos, he pointed to stronger dollar and a recent rise in federal interest rates.
Those massing clouds, however, also come with some silver linings.
The state's economy is still expected to grow, albeit slowly — though economists are increasingly looking for signs of a pending recession. Wages have been rising as the labor market builds from the last recession.
And revenues for the state's operating budget, which runs through June 2017, are still holding steady at $18 billion — down just 0.1 percent, or $23 million, from what was forecast in December.
Though corporate profits have taken a dip, the state is still forecasting a $34 million kicker tax if current projections hold. That kicker money — revenues that exceed projections — would head to the state's K-12 education fund.
Bloomberg News on Tuesday hailed Oregon's economy as one of the nation's healthiest in 2015. But that review considered only the first nine months of the year.
"Many are wondering if the next recession is just around the corner," the forecast by the Office of Economic Analysis said in its summary. "The answer is a strong 'probably not,' even as the prospect cannot be ruled out completely."
Political leaders, in statements following the forecast's release, nodded to that short-term stability even as they acknowledged the increasing chances of calamity.
Gov. Kate Brown said she would work with lawmakers on growing the state's budget reserves, currently at $800 million, which McMullen said wasn't "enough to weather a recession by any means" but was also "as big as our reserves have ever been."
"Although state revenues are on track to fulfill important commitments in education and other critical services," Brown said in a statement, "my optimism is tempered by longer-term dynamics in the forecast that call for caution."
Those concerns come as lawmakers debate increasing the state's minimum wage over the next several years and as Oregonians weigh a proposed ballot measure this fall that would raise $2.5 billion a year by taxing large, out-of-state corporations on their gross receipts.
Supporters of the tax, which is pitched by a progressive coalition led by labor unions, see the revenue as a game-changer in funding education and social services programs without increasing Oregonians' income taxes.
Opponents among the business lobby and Republican Party, however, have called it a de facto sales tax and warn that it may raise costs for low-income Oregonians.
Sen. Brian Boquist, R-Dallas, asked McMullen how that tax, in light of concerns over profits, would change the state's revenue projections. McMullen said he wasn't certain, because the state's current corporate tax is based on profits, not gross sales.
"That's still the great unknown," McMullen said.
Republicans such as House Minority Leader Mike McLane of Powell Butte used the forecast to repeat their calls to Brown and legislative Democrats to slow down or shelve a 2016 agenda that includes the minimum wage but also proposals that would reshape land use and environmental regulations in Oregon.
"For the moment, the sun is still shining in Oregon," he said in a statement. :"Now it's up to the Democrats in the Legislature to decide if they are going to put our long-term economic health at risk."
It's not clear that Republicans' calls for change, which began before this month's 35-day session, will find receptive ears within leadership. Barring any emergencies, work on the budget for 2017-19 seems poised to wait until next year.
"Our economic numbers are strong," Senate President Peter Courtney, D-Salem, said in a statement,. "The forecast has given us a few extra pennies for this biennium. We're OK for now. We need to keep working. We can address our budget priorities and finish the session on time."
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Homeless forced to vacate woods
Twenty to 25 homeless people living in the woods south of the Roseballen housing development were forcibly removed over the past few weeks after King County officials received an anonymous complaint about the growing encampment.
The last couple to leave the woods, a man and woman who had made their home in their inoperable Dodge camper for two years, were forced out on Thursday as part of the far-reaching effort.
Roberta Montana, a Seattle resident who owns the parcel, said she had no choice but to evict the squatters. Because of the complaint, Montana faced a county code violation — the accumulation of junk and debris and a campground on land not zoned for such use, according to Mary Impson, a code enforcement officer with the county's Department of Development and Environmental Services (DDES). The violation was lifted Monday, after Impson visited the parcel last week and saw that the junked cars and camps had been removed.
The removal comes at the same time that the county is in negotiations with Montana to purchase her 40-acre parcel, a swath of forest and wetlands adjacent to the popular Island Center Forest and two blocks west of the Vashon post office.
While the code violation is separate from the county's two-year effort to buy the parcel, county officials cannot complete the transaction until the violation has been lifted, said David Kimmett, a natural lands program manager for the county's Department of Natural Resources and Parks.
The purchase, which could close by the end of this month, represents an auspicious development for
the county and those who enjoy Island Center Forest, a county-owned, 360-acre site that boasts a warren of trails popular among equestrians, hikers and cyclists.
"It would be a remarkable addition to Island Center Forest," Kimmett said.
The county hopes to work with the Vashon-Maury Island Land Trust to put a trailhead at the site, linking it to the nine miles of trails that already wend through the forested landscape. Once purchased, the new parcel, said Tom Dean, director of the land trust, would become "the gateway to Island Center Forest."
"Island Center Forest is kind of becoming our Central Park," Dean said. "This (purchase) would really bring the park right into town. … There's something special here about making it so accessible."
The county has an agreement in principle with Montana, as well as $750,000 set aside by the county council and earmarked for the ambitious acquisition. "It took us two rounds of application to put the money together," Dean said.
But the end to the encampment has also put the spotlight on Vashon's homeless population, a small group of people with few options, those who lived in the woods said. Greg Garcia, 48, who has lived in a tent on Montana's property for six years, said he's not sure where he's going to go. He was booted out two weeks ago, the day before Thanksgiving.
According to Sgt. John Hall with the King County Sheriff's Office, all of the homeless people living on the site learned in October that they'd have to leave after a deputy sheriff walked through the woods and visited every campsite. Garcia, however, said he'd only heard rumors about his impending eviction, and it wasn't until someone shook on his tent two weeks ago that he realized he had to leave.
"I really don't know what I'm going to do," he said last week. "I'm more on the streets now," he added. "I just sit around town and listen to people's problems."
Homeless people have lived in the woods behind what is now Roseballen for several years, but the size of the camp grew significantly this summer, when several people addicted to methamphetamine began to hole up there, according to both Garcia and Dave, the man who lived in his Dodge camper. Both men said the situation grew increasingly worse over the last couple of months. One man was dealing heroin, Garcia said.
"Before the meth heads arrived, it was quiet, out of the way," said Dave. "One person moved in who was on drugs, and we got overrun with drug activity."
It's not clear where the men and women will go now that they've been evicted. One of them, a disabled veteran who had lived on Montana's property for years, landed an apartment at Eernisse, Vashon HouseHold's subsidized apartment complex, according to Emma Amiad, a volunteer with the Interfaith Council to Prevent Homelessness.
Others will try to find another spot in the woods, some said. Dave, the last to leave when his camper got hauled out last week, expressed dismay over his future. "I'm a little upset," he said. Asked where he'll go, he said, "Down the road, I guess."
Montana, a musician who plays flute with the Seattle Festival Orchestra, said she feels bad that so many people are down on their luck and have no place to live. At the same time, she said, they've made a mess of her property and cost her thousands of dollars in cleanup expenses.
All told, eight or nine junked vehicles were removed and 20 to 25 camps — some of them quite established — were bulldozed, according to Jake Johnson, a heavy-equipment operator hired by Montana to clean up the site. The area was quite foul, he added. Debris, human waste, food remains and drug paraphernalia were scattered throughout the heavily wooded site.
"I was shocked to see the garbage, the rack and ruin," Montana said. "It's sad for anyone to be homeless. … But I feel they've really, really hurt the land. … They trashed it. They never cleaned up after themselves. And I'm having to pay thousands to clean it up."
Amiad, whose organization gave some of those who lived at the site propane heaters last winter to make sure they didn't freeze, called this group a hard one to serve, in part because they've chosen to live off the grid and in the woods.
"There's just a hard core group who wants to be separated from society," she said.
Vashon has no shelters for homeless people, while those in Seattle are considered dangerous places that Vashon's homeless would likely rather avoid, Amiad said.
"They don't want to go there," she said. "They'd rather sleep in the cold in a tent than be in a shelter where they fear they'll be harmed."
She said she suspects "they'll shuffle around until they find someplace else. It's a small population."
Meanwhile, Montana said she's pleased that her property will likely soon become part of Island Center Forest, saying she sees the county's acquisition as a way to "honor that land."
"I think that preserving it as parkland and open space is the most honorable thing to do," she said.
Dean, with the land trust, said the parcel is ecologically significant. The property needs a lot of restoration work, not only because of the homeless encampment but because parts of it have been taken over by invasive plants such as Scotch broom.
At the same time, he said, the property boasts native forests, wetlands and the headwaters to Judd Creek, Vashon's largest watershed. Its adjacency to Island Center Forest gives it additional significance.
"In our work, size matters," he said. "And when we have a big area like Island Center Forest that we can make that much bigger, it's additive; it's worth more than the sum of its parts."
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