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Condon asks Police Guild for contract changes
Spokane Mayor David Condon is heeding the advice of Spokane City Council members who have pushed him to reopen contract negotiations with the Spokane Police Guild.
The mayor and guild agreed to a tentative four-year labor contract last fall, but that deal was rejected by the City Council in November. It was nearly rejected a second time in December before the council opted to delay a vote until Feb. 3.
City officials confirmed this week that administrators have sent proposed changes to the proposed contract to the mediator working with the city and guild. Condon met in a private session with the City Council on Monday to talk about negotiations with the guild. City spokesman Brian Coddington said he could not provide details on the city's most recent proposal.
Early this year, City Council President Ben Stuckart sent a letter to Condon urging him to reopen negotiations to spare the council from rejecting the deal again.
Use of Force and Snowmageddon: A tale of Spokane's savings account
Snowmageddon 2008 and Spokane's Use of Force Commission don't have much in common.
One was the harshest winter in a generation that paralyzed Spokane, and the other aims to reform the Spokane Police Department.
But both are tied together by one of the city's savings accounts.
Earlier this month, we wrote about Mayor David Condon's 2014 budget proposal, in which he proposed adding 25 new officers to the force by paying off an old street bond with funds primarily from the contigency reserve. At that time, we said the fund was "intended to be saved for emergencies, such as 'Snowmageddon' in 2008, Ice Storm '96 and the eruption of Mount St. Helens."
Which is true. That's the intent of the fund. But at last week's Finance Committee meeting, city Finance Director Gavin Cooley detailed how the fund has been used in the last ten years. Only one of the five times it's been dipped into could be described as an emergency, as most people would define it. (Of course, city leaders could make a case for the other four.)
In 2003, they dipped into the fund for a $1 million withdrawal, which went towards paying for early retirements for some of the city's workers.
In 2008, $500,000 was taken out for the apocalyptic Snowmageddon, which dumped 100 inches of snow on us, snarling traffic, shutting the city down and cursing the lives of every person to lift a snow shovel that dreaded winter.
In 2009, another $400,000 was taken out for more early retirements.
In 2011, the city used $336,000 to purchase JustWare, a fancy new computer program used to integrate our region's criminal justice system.
And earlier this year, $1.112 million of contingency reserve funding was used to implement some recommendations from the Use of Force Commission, which we wrote about today.
So, obviously, the fund isn't used simply to combat the excesses of Mother Nature. She just isn't that punishing in the Inland Northwest. And that's why the city is reviewing how it uses this fund.
But for the time being, the city is using it for one time purposes, which go toward budget reduction, police accountability or snow plows. We can all agree on that last one.
Stuckart 1, Condon 0
It shouldn't be any surprise that Candace Mumm topped all the candidates for Spokane's Northwest City Council seat. Her two main opponents lean Republican and were bound to split the vote.
Topping 50 percent in a four-way race, however, is a win of sorts for her and clearly puts her as the front-runner for November.
On the other hand, Mumm was actively involved in this campaign:
So we assume Mumm knows that she can't take Tuesday's win for granted.
That's because for one, summer turnout is low and few are paying attention. For another, the votes for third-place finisher Curtis Fackler are likely to go to Mumm's November opponent, Mike Cannon. Perhaps most importantly, the race is likely to have an unprecedented amount of attention for a single City Council election, making it hard to know where the race goes from here.
Breaking Ground at Huntington Park
Flanked by earthmovers and pickups, with the Riverfront Park gondolas gliding overhead, Scott Morris talked fondly Tuesday of the year 1889, city parks, Spokane and the company he runs, Avista.
"We, in a sense, grew up together," Morris said to a gathering of about 50 people from the city and Avista. The energy company was founded almost 125 years ago, and Manito and Riverfront parks were created, in part, by cooperation between his company and the city.
And now there's another partnership between the city and energy company, and it will end with more outdoor public space.
As Morris and Spokane Mayor David Condon climbed into two bulldozers and moved some dirt around, a new Huntington Park moved that much closer to realization. The four-acre park runs along the lower Spokane Falls on the south side of the river. Huntington and Riverfront parks will be connected by a plaza running between City Hall and the old Washington Water Power building.
Condon and Stuckart no Simon and Garfunkel
WARNING: This video is painful to watch and hear. Its only saving grace is that this exercise helped raise money for the Second Harvest Food Bank. Let's hope this duo does not reunite. The political pro of Street Music Week remains — sorry, mayor and council president — Mary Verner.
Book 'em Davo
Spokane Mayor David Condon fired the first shots today on the Spokane Police Academy's new rifle range.
The new range, described as a first-class facility, was built primarily with free student labor as part of a carpentry apprenticeship program, the police department said. The police academy serves as a regional training site for more than 40 local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, as well as U.S. military active duty, reservists and ROTC cadets.
Condon, a U.S. Army veteran, was on hand as part of an official dedication ceremony.
Two forms of ID, please
WASHINGTON — A change in Pentagon security procedures almost derailed Spokane's most recent formal pitch for new refueling tankers to land at Fairchild Air Force Base.
A group of city business and political leaders were in Washington, D.C. last week to meet with lawmakers and bureaucratic bigwigs to lobby for several pet projects. Chief among those was ensuring the new KC-46A tanker aircraft, rolling off Boeing production lines in Everett, would wind up in Fairchild's hangars.
But several members of the group, including Mayor David Condon and Greater Spokane Incorporated CEO Rich Hadley, found themselves on the curb looking in when Pentagon security required two forms of identification to enter the building…
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Spokane County loss on land deal finalized
Spokane County's loss of more than $1 million in a land deal with the Spokane International Airport was completed Monday by the Spokane City Council.
In 2008, the county paid $3.2 million for nearly 400 acres between the airport and Fairchild Air Force Base to relocate a rail line that crossed the base and protect the base from encroaching development. County commissioners agreed to sell the land to the airport late last month for $1.75 million.
The Spokane City Council, which along with the Spokane County Commission must approve major airport financial decisions, unanimously approved the deal on Monday. The airport's ownership is shared by the city and county.
Mobley won't lead revamped arts agency
The woman who led the city's arts department for 15 years before it was dismantled last year won't be the permanent leader of the new agency promoting the arts in Spokane.
Karen Mobley said Thursday that she decided to step down as the interim director of the Spokane Arts Fund on March 31. The fund was revamped last year after Mayor David Condon followed through on former Mayor Mary Verner's proposal to remove the arts department from city government.
Until late last year, the Spokane Arts Fund was the small nonprofit arm of the city's Arts Commission. The fund now performs the functions of the city's former department and has a $160,000 budget provided by the city and several agencies and businesses. The fund's headquarters are located within the offices of Visit Spokane, the organization formerly known the Spokane Regional Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
Condon weighs in on Fagan letter
Spokane Mayor David Condon has issued statement criticizing a letter signed by City Councilman Mike Fagan that calls Gov. Jay Inslee "a lying whore."
"Words like this have no place in public discourse," Condon said in a prepared statement released this afternoon by the city. "This language doesn't represent the community we all live in."
When asked about the letter on Thursday, Condon said he wanted to talk to Fagan about it beforre making a comment.
Five Spokane City Council members, Mike Allen, Steve Salvatori, Jon Snyder, Ben Stuckart and Amber Waldref, also have condemned the letter. City Councilwoman Nancy McLaughlin is on vacation and attempts to reach her have been unsuccessful.
Watch the mayor, police chief in TV forum tonight
Mayor David Condon and Spokane Police Chief Frank Straub will take viewer questions tonight in a live program on KSPS, Channel 7.
Talk to City Hall starts at 7 p.m.
I'll join Kristi Gorenson of KXLY on the program. Viewers can email questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. We'll focus on police department policies and other city business.
Flags to half-staff for Connecticut victims
OLYMPIA — As state leaders weigh in with shock, sadness and support for the families of the Connecticut shooting victims, Gov. Chris Gregoire ordered state flags lowered to half-staff through Tuesday.
Gregoire called the shootings in Newtown, Conn., "incomprehensible" adding "all Washingtonians stand with me in expressing our profound sorrow and grief."
Governor-elect Jay Inslee called it "an incredibly dark day for our nation" and a day of mourning. "But in the days to come I will be listening to all in our community with ideas for how we can prevent such violence."
Spokane Mayor David Condon described the community as "heartbroken" but said the city and school district have a commitment to student safety. "The City of Spokane and Spokane Public Schools work closely together in many ways to help ensure that our kids are safe at school and within our community."
Sen. Ed Murray of Seattle, the Senate Democratic leader, called it a "horrendous, senseless shooting" but the kind of violent action that is becoming too frequent. "I believe we are long overdue to have the politically difficult discussion of how we prevent them."
Council adopts Condon's budget in predictable split
Spokane's city government is shedding 92 jobs.
The Spokane City Council on Monday voted 4-3 to freeze the city general fund budget, largely accepting the recommendations of Mayor David Condon.
Condon proposed a $161 million general fund, which pays for police, fire, parks, libraries and other services paid with taxes. The total budget, including utilities like trash and water, will be $615 million.
The mayor's budget eliminates the arts, and weights and measures departments. It will fund the equivalent of 2,033 full time jobs. It removes 19 police officer positions that already were vacant. It shrinks the on-duty firefighting force from 61 to 58 and removes the first-response firefighting capabilities of Fire Station 9 on the South Hill.
The council split was predictable. Republican-leaning council members, Mike Allen, Mike Fagan, Nancy McLaughlin and Steve Salvatori, voted for the budget. Democratic-leaning members Jon Snyder, Ben Stuckart and Amber Waldref opposed it. The same 4-3 split rejected Stuckart's plans to shift money to pay for public safety positions or items that the city's Use of Force Commission is expected to recommend to improve police services. They also reject for the second time in less than a month a 1 percent increase in property taxes.
Condon relents on ombudsman
Spokane's first police ombudsman will keep his job for another year.
Mayor David Condon decided in August not to renew Ombudsman Tim Burns' three-year contract. The move angered some City Council members, who questioned why Condon was willing to let the city go without an ombudsman even as the city works through recent scandals involving police misconduct.
Condon argued that it didn't make sense to rehire Burns for three more years until the city's Use of Force Commission makes its final recommendation about a new oversight model. The city's ombudsman law only allowed for three-year terms.
After outcry from the City Council, however, Condon soon reversed course, offering to let Burns stay until the end of the year, and the council changed the law to allow flexibility in the length of ombudsman's tenure.
On Monday, the City Council approved unanimously a deal between Condon and Burns that allows Burns to continue leading the city's police oversight program until Aug. 2.
Condon approves repeal of West Central alcohol zone
Spokane Mayor David Condon has agreed to dissolve the zone that could have led to restrictions of high-octane beer sales in the West Central Neighborhood.
The Spokane City Council voted 4-3 earlier this month to remove the neighborhood's designation as an Alcohol Impact Area. The close vote meant that Condon had the power to veto the decision.
Condon pays to fly four to Spokane to back Straub
Tired of hearing negative things about the man he selected to be police chief, Mayor David Condon and his top administrator personally paid to fly four Indiana residents to Spokane to vouch for him.
The four, including the former editor of the Indianapolis Star and the leader of the Indianapolis fire union, told the Spokane City Council on Monday night that Condon's pick, Frank Straub, is a hard-working, caring reformer who listens to the community. Straub last month left his job as Indianapolis' public safety director after a controversial two-year tenure.
After the four Hoosiers and 10 others testified, the council appointed Straub as Spokane's new director of law enforcement in a 6-0 vote. (Councilman Steve Salvatori was absent.)
Straub promises innovation for SPD
Spokane Mayor David Condon made it official Wednesday, naming former Indianapolis Public Safety Director Frank Straub as his choice to take over leadership of the city's scandal-scarred police force. The appointment requires City Council confirmation, which could take up to a month to bring to a vote, but a majority already have indicated their support for the pick.
Straub brings an interesting background to Spokane. He's served in a various law enforcement capacities at the federal, state and local levels. His experience includes spearheading corruption investigations as a special agent with the U.S. Justice Department to helping craft strategies for improving community trust in law enforcement while overseeing public safety services in the upscale New York City suburb of White Plains. And while he held a key role in developing anti-terrorism training for the New York Police Department in the months following the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and has led dignitary protection teams for the U.S. foreign service, Straub has never worked as a patrol officer in a local law enforcement agency.
The lack of street cop experience is a common criticism among Straub's detractors, of which he has many. An article on the Indianapolis Star newspaper's online site about Condon's announcement Wednesday quickly filled up with comments from readers happy to see him go.
In case you missed The SR's coverage of Straub's selection, you can find Wednesday's print edition version of the story here.
Council may fight Condon on Burns' dismissal
The Spokane City Council appears ready to challenge Mayor David Condon's decision to release the city's police ombudsman.
Condon has decided not to renew Ombudsman Tim Burns' three-year contract. His last day is Oct. 31, though he'll be using up vacation for the last month.
Council President Ben Stuckart said Friday that he is sponsoring a resolution requesting that Condon keep Burns on as ombudsman at least until a new police oversight system is in place. He hopes to win at least five votes for the proposal so a vote can take place on Monday.
Spokane losing first police ombudsman
Spokane's first police ombudsman will soon be out of a job, and the city may be without a permanent replacement for several months.
Mayor David Condon has decided not to renew Ombudsman Tim Burns' three-year contract that expires Aug. 24, said City Administrator Theresa Sanders. He will keep his job, however, until Oct. 31.
Sanders said Condon was uncomfortable extending Burns' stay for the long term because the position is likely to change. The city's Use of Force Commission is due to release its final recommendations for a reformed police oversight model next month. Condon also has said he will select a new police chief by the end of this month.
Read the rest of SR reporter Jonathan Brunt's article here.
Police chief candidates down to two
Mayor David Condon said Wednesday that he is "very confident" one of two remaining finalists will be the next Spokane police chief, despite a law enforcement panel's recommendation that he restart the search.
Either Daniel Mahoney, the commanding officer of the Ingleside Police Station within the San Francisco Police Department, or Frank Straub, director of public safety in Indianapolis, will be the city's next top cop.
Read the rest of my story here.
July 26: Read a summary of the candidates' interviews last week here.
Mayor plans to take full $169k salary next year
Spokane Mayor David Condon is proposing to eliminate 100 City Hall jobs to avoid raising taxes next year.
But he wants to boost spending in at least one area: his own paycheck.
Condon, who agreed to hold his annual salary to $100,000 in his first year, intends to begin taking the full mayoral salary of about $169,000 beginning in 2013.
City spokeswoman Marlene Feist said Condon was advised by the city's legal staff to take the full amount rather than continue former Mayor Mary Verner's pledge to hold the mayor's annual salary at $100,000, which has created accounting and other problems for the potential problems for the city.
The city charter specifies that the mayor should be paid equal to the highest-paid city employee, which currently is Fire Chief Bobby Williams at $169,000. Condon agreed to accept the lower amount for 2012, saying that he would abide by the amount included in the budget that was in place when he took office but he made no promises for the remainder of his four-year term.
Meanwhile, the job cuts are necessary to avoid raising property taxes, he said.
Most of the 100 positions on the chopping block, including 19 in the police department, already are vacant but as many as 35 employees could be looking at layoff notices next year to close an estimated $10 million shortfall. Condon said none of the layoffs would come from the police or firefighting forces.
"This is a flat budget," he said during a noon rollout of the proposed $164.5 million general fund budget, which essentially is the city's discretionary spending plan. Condon expects to unveil a separate capital budget later.
Condon boosts City Hall outreach
Early in his term, Mayor David Condon appeared frustrated with the city's ability to stay in touch with its citizens.
"It should be easier to contact the mayor and to get back to you," Condon said in a televised call-in show with the mayor and City Council President Ben Stuckart that aired live on KSPS in February.
Condon noted that he previously worked on the staff of U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and was used to helping answer and track large volumes of constituent questions and concerns.
This month, Condon is unveiling two new communication strategies already commonly used by other government officials. On Tuesday, Condon and a few other city administrators responded to questions on Facebook during the city's first official Facebook chat. Both events are focused on getting citizen input on the 2013 budget.
"This is another way we can communicate," Condon said, while taking a break from answering questions. "Were doing it during the lunch hour so people if they wanted to can break away from work and see what their city is up to."
Former Spokane mayor offers early praise for Condon
Former Spokane Mayor Sheri Barnard voted for Mary Verner.
But she's impressed with the first several months of Mayor David Condon's administration.
"So far, I think the moves he's made are excellent," Barnard said.
City and county transfer WorkForce Council to Spokane CCS
UPDATED: At 1 p.m., we learned that the city and county don't provide money to the Workforce Development Council. Which means this was a politically necessary system that involved some overview by city and county officials, but without any skin in the game.
City Communications Manager Marlene Feist said: "For the first time, SAWDC did get a County grant this year—an outside agency grant for $20,000.
"The SAWDC funding primarily comes from federal and state grants," Feist noted.
The Spokane Area Workforce Development Council, a joint effort between the City of Spokane and Spokane County, will be relocated as an operation of Community Colleges of Spokane.
The transferl is part of efforts top align workforce services more efficiently and to let Workforce work more closely with the community colleges.
The SAWDC will continue as a nonprofit agency. Its goals are: closing the skills gap, helping workers gain new skills, helping workers and companies improve productivity and reduce poverty in the region.
A press release said the new plan should make it easier for the agency to find money from a more sources and streamline management.
An interlocal agreement between the city and county allowed the SAWDC to operate as a city department for nearly four decades.
The release said: "But as the city and county have looked for ways to improve services for citizens, moving the SAWDC to a non-profit made sense. Workforce development agencies across the state and nation have thrived using a similar approach.
"This change reflects another model of collaboration between the city and county," says Mayor David Condon. "At the city, we are making changes to focus our efforts on what we do best and allow others to operate services that are outside our area of expertise."
Condon terminates another city administrator
Spokane Mayor David Condon on Wednesday fired another high-ranking administrator.
Ellen Hung, the city's treasurer, was given notice today that she has been terminated, said Spokane's Chief Financial Officer Gavin Cooley.
Since taking office, Condon has fired several department leaders including the public works director, building official, general administration director, risk manager and city attorney.
Cooley said the termination was the result of "reorganization" and that Hung had done nothing wrong leading to the firing. He said Hung will assist the city during a transition period, though he has named Accounting Director Pam Dolan as the interim treasurer.
As the treasurer, Hung's main function was overseeing the city's investments and assets. Spokane invests money that it keeps in reserves, an amount that ranges between $300 million and $350 million, Hung said.
Hung, whose last name was Dolan until last year as a result of a divorce, said Wednesday that she was surprised and disappointed by the termination. She started at the city as the assistant retirement director in 2000. She was named the acting treasurer in 2001 and got the job on a permanent basis soon after. Hung and Pam Dolan are not related.
"I've always been told by all the managers and all the council people that I have been a valuable asset to the city, and I've made the city a lot of money," she said.
Former City Council President Joe Shogan, who recently finished two terms as a council member, said he was impressed by Hung's commitment to the city.
"I found her to be very professional, very knowledgeable and very good to work with," Shogan said. "I always thought that she was very astute."
SPD ombudsman dispute going to mayor
A disagreement between the interim Spokane police chief and the police ombudsman about the handling of a recent complaint is getting the mayor's attention.
Ombudsman Tim Burns is asking Mayor David Condon to force the Spokane Police Department to investigate a complaint that arose when officers responded to a report of possible domestic violence at a home in the city.
Five months into term, Condon has picked his team
Spokane Mayor David Condon continued his path of big change at City Hall on Friday by announcing several restructuring changes and significant changes in personnel.
Among them, Internal Auditor Rick Romero has been named the city's utilities and public works director. He replaces interim director Gerry Gemmill who was named the local government and labor relations director, a position that did not previously exist.
Condon held a news conference announcing the changes Friday morning. He said he now considers his team in place.
"I would say that In today's world that we need to continue to be flexible," Condon said. "That being said, yes, I need my team together, I've got 36 months left, folks. From today I've got three years to prove to the citizens that I've done what they've wanted me to do."
City union tentatively agrees to contract
Spokane Mayor David Condon has reached his first tentative contract deal with a major city union.
The Spokane Managerial and Professional Association mailed ballots to its 250 members this week on a proposed three-year contract, said Carly Cortright, the association's president.
The union's leadership, which represents mostly salaried city workers, agreed to the deal early this month. Members have until June 9 to drop ballots in the mail. If membership accepts the contract, the Spokane City Council would have the final say.
The union's contract expired last year. The new deal would be retroactive to Jan 1. Negotiations started in September.
Condon backs change to initiative process
Changes to the way citizens can sidestep elected leaders to pass their own laws received the endorsement on Wednesday of Mayor David Condon.
But there will be more steps before the new rules become law if some citizens have their way.
Ian Moody, a marijuana reform advocate and candidate for Congress filed a referendum in hopes of preventing the ordinance, which was approved by City Council on April 30, from becoming law.
Supporters of the referendum will have until June 14 to collect 6,262 signatures of registered voters in the City of Spokane – 10 percent of the number of people who voted in the last city election – to prevent the rules from becoming law on June 15. If enough signatures are verified, the City Council will reconsider the ordinance. If the council upholds its decision, voters would have the final say in November 2013 election – though the City Council could opt to hold the election sooner.
Roskelley edges McKenna among Bloomsday politicians
Among the elected leaders and politicians running for office, it should be no surprise that John Roskelley won the race.
Roskelley, a candidate for Spokane County Commission, had the best Bloomsday time among all elected Spokane and Spokane Valley city leaders; state House and state Senate candidates for districts within Spokane County; Spokane County commissioner candidates; and gubernatorial candidates.
Roskelley is, afterall, a world-renowned mountain climber.
Here is the list of local politicians (plus a governor hopeful) who completed Bloomsday:
- John Roskelley, D, candidate for Spokane County Commission, 0:59:00
- Rob McKenna, R, candidate for governor, 1:00:21
- Amber Waldref, Spokane city councilwoman, 1:07:52
- Marcus Riccelli, D, candidate for state House, 1:08:27
- Steve Salvatori, Spokane city councilman, 1:17:00
- Amy Biviano, D, candidate for state House, 1:17:16
- Dennis Dellwo, D, candidate for state House, 1:20:08
- Tom Towey, Spokane Valley mayor, 1:28:14
- Brenda Grassel, Spokane Valley city councilwoman, 2:13:47
- David Condon, Spokane mayor, 2:41:52
- Michael Baumgartner, R, state Senator and candidate for U.S. Senate, 2:47:31
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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis: New Couple Alert?!?
by Hilton Hater at .They starred together on That 70s Show and now a new report says they've reunited... in bed!
Tragically for men everywhere, Ashton Kutcher appears to have spent the weekend with Mila Kunis, going furniture shopping with the gorgeous actress and then dining with her in Studio City before returning - sigh... - to Ashton's mansion in the Hollywood Hills.
"Ashton was touching Mila's hand and Mila was all dressed up," a witness tells X17. "She looked hot; this was definitely more than a dinner between friends - this was a full-on date!"
If valid, this report would mark Kutcher's second sex romp with a famous beauty. He's also been linked, for one night at least, with Rihanna, leading us to ask a simple question:
Why, sexy ladies? Why?!?!?!
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Why?!?!because he a sexy azz man; you go Ashton, do ur thang. Y'all just mad cuz he had to divorce Demi, somebody wasn't givin him none; so he went to get it elsewhere maybe she couldn't handle him anymore maybe it was her age. Don't get me wrong I adore Demi , but she a grown azz women she knew exactly wut to expect & wut she got into so stop dogging Ashton like he this terrible guy he had no control as to wut his ex wife chose to do to herself durin a party.
itd be really surprising if rihanna didnt have any stds, especially the easily stansmitable kind that you get even with condoms and through kissing. I wonder how dogs like chris brown could ever be clean & now days the stuff spreads so easily, especially warts that never go away but you cant see them.

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— After two students went on a deadly rampage at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., in April 1999, students finished the year at another school. Columbine reopened in time for the following school year after extensive repairs.
''The intent of the school district is to put this back as a high school,'' Jack Swanzy, lead architect on the refurbishing project, said at the time. ''We don't want to make it a shrine to the tragedy.''
School district officials originally considered remodeling and reopening the second-floor library, where most of the students were killed, but parents objected and asked that it be demolished and replaced.
The district eventually agreed and the old library, which sat above the school cafeteria, was removed and the space converted into an atrium.
A memorial to those killed — 12 students and a teacher — opened years later on a hill above the school. The broad oval sunken into the rolling terrain still attracts people.
On Friday, after the Newtown shooting, Amber Essman, 24, made her first visit. She was in grade school at the time of the shooting and had been hesitant to visit before because of the emotions it would bring up.
She wanted to pay belated respects to those killed at Columbine and provide some comfort to their families. ''They need comfort and peace today in addition to the families in Connecticut that have been affected,'' she said.
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Filzmoos is a town within the district of St. Johann im Pongau in the state of Salzburg, Austria. Its main income comes through tourism: Skiing in Winter and Hiking in Summer. It is at approximately 1km above sea level. The Bischofsmütze (Bishop's Mitre) Mountain: Filzmoos resides below the Gosaukamm mountain range and the mountain nearest to it is called the Bischofsmütze. Literally translated it means Bishop's Mitre, it is named this due to the shape of its peak. The Bischofsmütze is a popular mountain for climbing. Another mountain near Filzmoos is the Dachstein. Gallery: Image:FilzmoosChurch.JPG|The Town Church Image:FilzmoosRiver.JPG|The River Hammerbach Image:FilzmoosNP.JPG|Aparthotel Neue Post in Filzmoos http://www.neuepost.com Famous People: Brigitte Totschnig - A former Austrian alpine skier, was born here. External links: * * Read more about Filzmoos on Wikipedia


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Vancouver (I-Newswire) January 8, 2014 - Islas Foods, a brand of Daring Dimension Foods Inc. provides the most delicious, rich and crisp Pili Nuts to several regions of Canada and the US. The nuts this brand offers are made up of natural ingredients and great for snacking. Pili nuts honey flavor come in 60 gram packs and available in Regina, Winnipeg, Victoria, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary and several other locations. These contain 15% iron, 5% of fibre and 12% potassium. People living in America can acquire these nuts on Amazon.com. Residents of Canada can purchase these nuts on Ebay.ca.
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Hackers pay 43 cents per hijacked Mac
Russian cyber crime gangs after Apple's Macs, too, says researcher
Computerworld - A network of Russian malware writers and spammers paid hackers 43 cents for each Mac machine they infected with bogus video software, a sign that Macs have become attack targets, a security researcher said yesterday.
In a presentation Thursday at the Virus Bulletin 2009 security conference in Geneva, Switzerland, Sophos researcher Dmitry Samosseiko discussed his investigation of the Russian "Partnerka," a tangled collection of Web affiliates who rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars from spam and malware, most of the former related to phony drug sites, and much of the latter targeting Windows users with fake security software, or "scareware."
But Samosseiko also said he had uncovered affiliates, which he dubbed "codec-partnerka," that aim for Macs. "Mac users are not immune to the scareware threat," said Samosseiko in the research paper he released at the conference to accompany his presentation. "In fact, there are 'codec-partnerka' dedicated to the sale and promotion of fake Mac software."
One example, which has since gone offline, was Mac-codec.com, said Samosseiko. "Just a few months ago it was offering [43 cents] for each install and offered various promo materials in the form of Mac OS 'video players,'" he said.
Another Sophos researcher argued that Samosseiko's evidence shows Mac users, who often dismiss security as a problem only for people running Microsoft's Windows, are increasingly at risk on the Web.
"The growing evidence of financially-motivated criminals looking at Apple Macs as well as Windows as a market for their activities, is not good news -- especially as so many Mac users currently have no anti-malware protection in place at all," said Graham Cluley, a senior technology consultant at U.K-based Sophos, in a blog entry Thursday.
Mac threats may be rare, but they do pop up from time to time. In June 2008, for example, Mac security vendor Intego warned of an active Trojan horse that exploited a vulnerability in Apple's Mac OS X. Last January, a different Trojan was found piggybacking on pirated copies of Apple's iWork '09 application suite circulating on file-sharing sites.
Mac OS X's security has been roundly criticized by vulnerability researchers, but even the most critical have acknowledged that the Mac's low market share -- it accounted for just 5% of all operating systems running machines that connected to the Internet last month -- is probably enough protection from cyber criminals for the moment.
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Bill Clinton headlines boisterous Boston rally for Lynch
Just two days before his daughter's much-ballyhooed wedding in upstate New York, former president Bill Clinton headlined a fund-raiser and rally for US Representative Stephen F. Lynch today at a South Boston union hall.
Clinton, speaking at the boisterous gathering at the Ironworkers Local 7 union hall in South Boston, touched on unemployment, the rising deficit, and what he said was Republican ineptitude.
"They spend like drunken sailors and borrow money from China," he told the crowd.
He then threw his support behind Lynch, telling supporters to stick with their guy.
"You need people with common sense," Clinton said. "Don't let people vote their anger. We need to get America back in the future business."
Jim Koutrouba, 53, a carpenter with local 33 in Boston, said he came to see Clinton, but above all else, to support Lynch, whom he called "good for the working man."
Still, others could not get over the 42d president's presence.
"It was so exciting to see him, an honor really," said Christine Joyce, 45, of Mansfield. "It's a bit overwhelming."
Crowds of supporters gathered inside the hall, which was decorated with signs and banners for Lynch. One banner outside the hall read: "President Clinton, thank you and welcome to the 9th congressional!"
Earlier, as Lynch introduced Clinton, the congressman's wife and two daughters behind him, he praised the former president for leaving the people with "a nation that was building things."
"Is this still Clinton country?" Lynch yelled to the crowd, who responded with resounding hoots and hollers. Clinton nodded his head and mouthed the word, "Yup." One man in the back yelled: "I love you, Bill!"
Standing in front of yellow police tape outside the hall as she tried to catch a glimpse of Clinton's motorcade pass by, Mary Gregorio, 70, of South Boston, said she had never seen the president in person before.
"He looks wonderful," she said. "I guess he has to look good for the wedding."
Lynch, a four-term South Boston Democrat, faces a challenge in the Democratic primary on Sept. 14 from Mac D'Alessandro of Milton, on leave from his job as regional political director of the Service Employees International Union, the Globe reported Tuesday.
Two Republicans and an independent are also vying in the Ninth Congressional District race.
Lynch, a former state legislator and past president of Ironworkers Local 7, won the seat in a 2001 special election to succeed the late J. Joseph Moakley.
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Definition of skyflower in English:
Syllabification: sky·flow·erPronunciation: /ˈskīˌflou(-ə)r
- A shrub of the verbena family, with clusters of lilac flowers and yellow berries, native to Central and South America.
- Duranta erecta, family Verbenaceae
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Second Amendment Activists Planning Toy Gun March in Washington DC
Second Amendment supporters are going to take to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to march for their rights armed — with toy water pistols.
In response to an armed (with real weapons) march that had been planned for Independence Day, a separate group of libertarian activists are inviting supporters and their families to take on the National Mall with toy water guns on July 3. The actual July 4th armed march has been cancelled but organizers will still be hosting the "Toy Gun March," the day before which will begin at 9 a.m. at the Arlington Memorial Bridge and end at the National Mall, according to a press release.
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Harris Teeter Q1 Sales UpRuddick Corp. reported that consolidated sales for the first quarter of fiscal 2011 ended Jan. 2, increased 6.2 percent to $1.11 billion from $1.04 billion in the year-ago period, which the Charlotte, N.C.-based company partly attributed to a 6.2 percent sales increase at its Harris Teeter supermarket subsidiary. Harris Teeter first-quarter sales were $1.03 billion, up from $972.3 million last year. Ruddick attributed the increase to incremental new-store sales, comparable-store sales growth of 2.21 percent and the shifting of the New Year's holiday because of the 53-week year in fiscal 2010. During the first quarter of fiscal 2011, Harris Teeter opened two new stores. Since the end of the first quarter of fiscal 2010, the chain has opened nine new stores (one of them a replacement location) and closed two stores, for a net addition of seven stores. Harris Teeter operated 201 stores as of the end of the first quarter of fiscal 2011. Operating profit at the chain in the quarter rose 6.2 percent to $44.9 million (4.35 percent of sales), vs. $42.3 million (4.35 percent of sales) in year-ago period. According to Ruddick, operating profit was affected by new store pre-opening costs in the first quarter of fiscal 2011 and fiscal 2010. The increase in Harris Teeter's operating profit for the first quarter of fiscal 2011 over last year year resulted mainly from the chain's higher sales and an ongoing emphasis on operational efficiencies and cost controls, Ruddick said, adding that savings achieved through these efforts have gone to fund more promotional activity to provide extra value to customers and offset higher occupancy costs, pension expense and increased debit and credit card fees. Thomas W. Dickson, Ruddick's chairman, president and CEO, said that Harris Teeter's higher comps in the quarter were "accomplished by driving customer shopping visits and loyalty through our investments in our lower everyday prices, coupled with weekly promotional activity. During the first quarter of fiscal 2011, we realized increased customer visits and an increase in the number of items sold. In addition, our customer loyalty data indicates that the number of active households increased by 2.22 percent per comparable store. We were encouraged by the indication of a more positive change in our customers' purchasing habits. During the quarter, we realized higher growth in sales of items such as organic milk, premium beef, imported cheese and bakery products. We also continue to benefit from operational efficiencies and cost saving initiatives across all areas of the business." Harris Teeter's total capital expenditures for the quarter were $31.9 million. The grocer plans to open six more new stores and complete extensive remodeling on seven additional locations during the remainder of fiscal 2011. The new-store development program for fiscal 2011 is expected to consist of a total of eight new stores and result in a 4.1 percent increase in retail square footage, vs. a 6.4 percent increase in fiscal 2010. The drop in planned new-store openings from fiscal 2010 to fiscal 2011 reflects Ruddick's decision to delay new-store openings during a still-sluggish economy. Harris Teeter's cap ex plans are to keep expanding within its existing markets, including the Washington, D.C. metro area. Additionally, during the first quarter of fiscal 2011, the chain acquired another 350,000 square feet of distribution capacity adjacent to its existing DC in Greensboro, N.C., representing a square footage increase of about 22 percent in Harris Teeter's existing distribution facilities. Consolidated cap ex for Harris Teeter during fiscal 2011 is budgeted at about $165 million, Ruddick said, while warning that it would remain cautious in its expectations for the rest of the fiscal year in light of the economy. "Harris Teeter will continue to refine its merchandising strategies to respond to the changing shopping demands and to maintain or increase its customer base," the company noted. "The retail grocery market remains intensely competitive."
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When I started to make this graphic I began by putting "42″ up on a blank canvas, and I stared at it for about 10 minutes.
I can't help it. It's the most important number in baseball history, and it transcends the sport itself. What Jackie Robinson did cannot be overstated. What he endured cannot and should not be ignored. What Jackie Robinson means cannot and should not be forgotten.
It's black history month, it's a good opportunity to learn about the African American players who endured, persevered, and became legends in various ways.
I'll be looking at various African American players over the next few weeks, some MLBers, some NLBers, some with Chicago ties, some without.
It's important to remember them, and similarly it's important to remember why Ernie Banks, Billy Williams and Fergie Jenkins (to name a few) were possible.
BTW, there is a Jackie Robinson movie coming out, I can't wait for it.
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I saw this article http://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/ste...181558610.html today. I thought it made for interesting reading.
I saw this article http://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/ste...181558610.html today. I thought it made for interesting reading.
"Always take the high road! That way, nothing will hit you when the brown, gooey stuff hits the fan."
Setup some common software: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/fballem
This mess could have something to do with it..
- Poor/ugly UI design doesnt pull in new users..
- Lack of proper multitasking environment, makes it hard for companies to use it for work..
- Lack of useful apps, turns off would be users when they cant use normal stuff like Facebook...
- Mostly to drastic of UI change that it alienated many loyal users..
MS did it to their self..
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is that the new gnome...
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limit of complete degeneracy,
Pretty interesting read. Seems kinda scary that Microsoft may actually be losing in some departments, but it's not quite nightmare territory yet; they're just not doing very well with their attempts at copying the success of Apple's iPad and iPhone, from what I can see.
This is why I don't like the Metro UI, too kiddish for me. XD
The ,hmmm *cough* journalist used the Mayan calendar as the source
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CHAPTER 3 - Chicken anatomy and physiology
Aside from the obvious role of structural support, the skeletal system (see Figure 3.10 below) has two additional functions: respiration and calcium transport.
The skeletal system of the bird is compact and lightweight, yet strong. The tail and neck vertebrae are movable, but the body vertebrae are fused together to give the body sufficient strength to support the wings. There are two special types of bones which make up the bird's skeletal system: the pneumatic and medullary bones.
The pneumatic bones are important to the chicken for respiration. They are hollow bones which are connected to the chicken's respiratory system and are important for the chicken to breathe. Examples of pneumatic bones are the skull, humerus, clavicle, keel (sternum), pelvic girdle, and the lumbar and sacral vertebrae.
The medullary bones are an important source of calcium for the laying hen. Calcium is the primary component of egg shell and a hen mobilizes 47% of her body calcium to make the egg shell. Examples of medullary bones are the tibia, femur, pubic bones, ribs, ulna, toes, and scapula.


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Sometimes getting there is half the fun. That's certainly the case with the Cache Valley's performance venues, which are as much of an attraction as the action on the stages.
The vibrant black churches of the Cache Valley open their doors and hearts to newcomers and locals alike.
A group that started meeting the day after the 9/11 attacks continues to gather monthly.
This road puts the "scene" in scenic.
Logan is located in Cache Valley, between the Wellsville Mountains and the Bear River Mountain Range. Connected to Bear Lake by the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway, the region is perfect out door activity. Logan's public schools are consistently ranked among the best in the state, and Utah State University is a major player in the region.


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I dont have the facts and having read over most of them is seem like; Wow I am surprised, OMG, I wonder..., how dare the engines do this, good find, how is google gonna top it, new name for the new merger, whos next to get bought out, whats msn gonna do, short two or three word posts, and some other not very useful posts. Of course this does get the lurkers from the back corner out and posting, but its too much, for lack of a better word, junk. The posts that show links to related articals, those are the useful ones for those of us who are used to seeing the search engines, directories, company change like the shifting shadow. I do see what you are saying, but I get tired of reading a thread thats 150 long and only getting 20 or so good posts. Those good posts are what are helpful moreso than the ones that are at best questionable. It would be nice to see some of the posts that are short and have already stated the obvious several times whittled down to a few. Thats it.
Rumbas you know if I had the facts I would post them and if i didnt its for one of two reasons. One I work for said company, which is not the case.
Two I do not have the facts so I dont have the information. Just a side note if I dont know I dont post it.


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