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Type | Public company |
Traded as | NYSE: LYV |
Industry | Entertainment |
Founded | 2010 |
Headquarters | Beverly Hills, California |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people |
Products | Ticketmaster Live Nation Concerts Front Line Management Group Live Nation Network |
Revenue | US$ 5.38 billion (2011) |
Operating income | US$ 18.34 million (2011) |
Net income | US$ -70.40 million (2011) |
Total assets | US$ 5.088 billion (2011) |
Total equity | US$ 1.62 billion (2011) |
Employees | Full-time: 6,600 Part-time: 13,000 |
Website | livenationentertainment.com |
Live Nation Entertainment is an American entertainment company, formed from the merger of Live Nation and Ticketmaster. The leadership consists of John C. Malone, chairman of Liberty Media as chairman and Michael Rapino, (currently chief executive officer of Live Nation) as president and CEO of the company. On January 24, 2011, media executive Barry Diller resigned from the board of directors after a reported internal boardroom struggle.[1]
The proposal has received regulatory approval in Norway and Turkey.[2] The United States Justice Department approved the merger on January 25, 2010 with some conditions to which both parties agreed.[3]
In October 2009, the United Kingdom's Competition Commission provisionally ruled against the merger[4] but on December 22, 2009, the Competition Commission reversed its decision and decided to clear the proposed merger.[2]
Clearance and divestment of assets to merge[edit]
Separate regulatory reviews of the proposal were continuing in the United States and Canada.[2] On January 25, 2010, the United States and Canadian governments cleared the way for Live Nation and TicketMaster to merge.[5] Irving Azoff is chairman and founder of Azoff Music Management Group, Inc. In late 2008, he became chairman and CEO of Ticketmaster Entertainment. He is now Executive Chairman of Live Nation Entertainment
As part of the agreement with Governments to merge, Ticketmaster has to sell its ownership in its self-ticketing company, Paciolan. According to the Associated Press, Live Nation Entertainment will be under a 10-year court order prohibiting it from retaliating against venues that choose to accept competitors' ticket-selling contracts, and it "must allow venues that sign deals elsewhere to take consumer ticketing data with them".[6][7]
Also the new company will have to license a copy of its ticketing software to two companies — Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) and either Comcast Spectacor or another "suitable" company — so that both companies can compete "head-to-head" with Ticketmaster for venues' business. After five years, AEG will have the option of buying the software, replacing it with something else, or partnering with another ticketing company.[8]
Opposition to merger[edit]
A group including members of the United States Congress and business rivals of Ticketmaster and Live Nation had urged the US Department of Justice to stop the merger.[when?] The Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA), whose members include Google, Oracle Corporation, Microsoft, Yahoo, Intuit, and eBay, also opposed the merger.[9][10]
As of December 31, 2012, Live Nation "owned, leased, operated, had booking rights for and/or had an equity interest in":[11]
- PNC Bank Arts Center
- Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
- NYCB Theatre at Westbury
- Paramount Theatre (Long Island) (booking)
- Irving Plaza
- Gramercy Theatre
- Roseland Ballroom
Foxwoods Theatre[12]- Union County Performing Arts Center (booking)
- San Manuel Amphitheater
- Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre (Irvine)
- Gibson Amphitheatre
- Hollywood Palladium
- Wiltern Theatre
- First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
- FirstMerit Bank Pavilion
- Bottom Lounge (booking)
- Susquehanna Bank Center
- Tower Theater
- The TLA
- Festival Pier
- River Stage at Great Plaza
- Boyd Theatre
- Gexa Energy Pavilion
- Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center (booking)
- Palladium Ballroom (booking)
- Shoreline Amphitheatre
- Sleep Train Pavilion
- The Fillmore
- Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium
- Cobb's Comedy Club
- Comcast Center
- Bank of America Pavilion
- Orpheum Theatre
- Paradise Rock Club
- Brighton Music Hall
- Jiffy Lube Live
- Warner Theatre
- The Fillmore Silver Spring
- Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood
- Chastain Park Amphitheatre
- The Tabernacle
- Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion (booking only)
- Bayou Music Center
- The Fillmore Detroit
- Saint Andrew's Hall
- White River Amphitheatre
- Ak-Chin Pavilion
- Comerica Theatre
- Live Nation Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds
- Klipsch Amphitheatre at Bayfront Park
- The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
- Revolution Live (booking only)
Comfort Dental Amphitheatre- Fillmore Auditorium
- Blossom Music Center
- Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica (booking only)
- Sleep Train Amphitheatre (Chula Vista)
- Verizon Wireless Amphitheater (St. Louis)
- The Pageant (50%)
- First Niagara Pavilion
- Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion
- Red Hat Amphitheater (booking only)
- Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre (Charlotte)
- Time Warner Cable Uptown Amphitheater
- The Fillmore Charlotte
- Klipsch Music Center
- Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park (booking only)
- Murat Theatre at Old National Centre
- Sleep Train Amphitheatre (Wheatland)
- SDSU Open Air Theatre (booking only)
- Viejas Arena (booking only)
- The Comcast Theatre
- Rentschler Field (booking only)
- Mohegan Sun Arena (booking only)
- Toyota Presents Oakdale Theatre
- Starlight Theatre (booking only)
- Alpine Valley Music Theatre
- Riverbend Music Center (booking only)
- PNC Pavilion
- Bogart's
- Cruzan Amphitheatre
- Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
- Hersheypark Stadium (booking only)
- Sands Bethlehem Event Center (booking only)
- Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach
- Austin360 Amphitheater
- Isleta Amphitheater
- Sandia Casino Amphitheater (booking only)
- The Louisville Palace
- Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
- Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain
- Saratoga Performing Arts Center
- The Gorge Amphitheatre
- Jamboree in the Hills Festival Site
- Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
- Rogers Arena (booking only)
- Commodore Ballroom
- Leeds Festival Site
Wembley Arena[13]- Olympic Stadium[14]
- O2 Apollo Manchester
- Little John's Farm
- Motorpoint Arena Sheffield
- Southampton Guildhall
- Heineken Music Hall
- Ziggo Dome
- Balado
- Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
- The O2 (Dublin)
- Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
- Torino Palasport Olimpico
- Torino Palavela
- The House of Blues:
- New Orleans
- Las Vegas
- San Diego
- Los Angeles
- Houston
- Dallas
- Cleveland
- Boston
- Orlando
- Anaheim
- Chicago
- Myrtle Beach
- Vancouver
- Punch Line Comedy Club
- Sacramento
- San Francisco
- ^ Peoples, Glenn. "SEC Filing Confirms Date Barry Diller Resigned From Live Nation Board". The Hollywood Reporter.
- ^ a b c "Ticketmaster and Live Nation Welcome Competition Commission Ruling on Merger" (Press release). Ticketmaster Entertainment. December 22, 2009. Retrieved January 26, 2010.
- ^ Chmielewski, Dawn C. and Fritz, Ben and Lewis, Randy (January 26, 2010). "Ticketmaster-Live Nation merger gets Justice Department's approval". The Los Angeles Times. Retrieved January 26, 2010.
- ^ Van Buskirk, Eliot (October 12, 2009). "Live Nation/Ticketmaster Merger Faces Obstacles Here and Abroad". Wired (Condé Nast). Retrieved 2009-10-19.
- ^ "Live Nation and Ticketmaster Entertainment Merger Receives U.S. Department of Justice Clearance" (Press release). Ticketmaster Entertainment. January 25, 2010. Retrieved January 26, 2010.
- ^ Nakashima, Ryan (January 25, 2010). "Live Nation, Ticketmaster merge after approval". Associated Press via The Washington Post. Retrieved January 26, 2010.[dead link]
- ^ "Live Nation and Ticketmaster Entertainment Merger Receives U.S. Department of Justice Clearance" (Press release). Live Nation and Ticketmaster Entertainment via CNN. January 25, 2010. Retrieved January 26, 2010.
- ^ Van Buskirk, Eliot (January 25, 2010). "DOJ Approves Modified Ticketmaster, Live Nation Merger". Wired News (Condé Nast). Retrieved January 26, 2010.
- ^ British Regulator Backs Merger of Ticketmaster and Live Nation
- ^ Branch Jr., Alfred (January 19, 2010). "Ticketmaster / Live Nation merger: 25,000 contact DOJ to oppose the deal". TicketNews. Retrieved January 26, 2010.
- ^ Live Nation Entertainment 2012 Annual Report
- ^ Kennedy, Mark (May 20, 2013). "Lease to Broadway's biggest theater sold". Yahoo! News. The Associated Press. Retrieved May 20, 2013.
- ^ Live Nation ends Wembley Arena venue management contract
- ^ Live Nation to Stage Concerts in London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Stadium
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Jesse A. Myerson described five economic reforms millenials should be fighting for in Rolling Stone.
Conservatives were generally aghast at the suggestions. Dylan Matthews at Wonkblog wrote a response,
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The Conservative Teen
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Scoops, Swoops, and Perry's "Oops."
Texas Governor and GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry is booked on all the major morning shows tomorrow, and with good reason. After two months of
impolitic stands
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bizarre speeches
that quickly waned his
once-strong odds
of winning the Republican nomination, Perry went into Wednesday's
CNBC debate
sorely needing a win... only to deliver
a tortuous, cringingly forgetful attempt
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"the most devastating moment of any modern primary debate"
in his memory. While Perry's slow-motion flameout has
boosted the fortunes
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a volley of sexual harassment claims
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oddly ineffective
scandal Cain is doing his best to
(somewhat dubiously) disavow
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may reap the benefits
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"Israel is our only hope as the post-American president is aiding and abetting a nuclear Iran. Barack Obama is enabling Iran's Islamic bomb" - Pamela Geller
As the
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unexpected statements
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growing opposition
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Objectivity Killed the News Star
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Advertising in the public interest
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Schaffer Library of Drug Policy
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Froomkin responsed
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fallen colleagues
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on their offices, links to
on the
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al Jazeera's code of ethics
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In 2001 America
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As another round of media yadayada
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It's leaking all over my democracy
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News of Bush's order leaked almost immediately. And speaking of leaks, two U.S. officials are the primary sources of information about
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Big FCC rollback vote this Tuesday.
I know a lot of mefites are passionate about this issue and it looks like Senators Byron Dorgan (D–ND) and Trent Lott (R-MS) are doing something about it.
More info, free faxes, etc at the ACLU.
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"Given the choice, it's better to be viewed as a foot soldier for Bush than a spokeswoman for al-Qaeda."
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Franken O'Reilley
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Antitrust Time?
The Big Ten Media Corporations
Clear Channel Communications
control most of the major media already. This includes print media, film archives, movie and television production, and the largest Internet Service and News Provider. Right now is the argument is to prevent further consolidation. But should it instead be to break up these mega-corporations instead? Should
law cover
as well as
market (
) domination?
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FCC commissioner Michael Copps seeks indecency definition overhaul.
FCC commissioner Michael Copps seeks indecency definition overhaul.
The current definition of indecency to me should be capturing for enforcement purposes some of these programs and it is not. We are only having a paucity of enforcement actions against programming that is
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Bubble Wrap: The Nation vs. The Weekly Standard
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"Back in the '60s, the left was the home of humor, iconoclasm, pleasure. But over the last two decades, the joy has gone out of the left -- it now feels hedged in by shibboleths and defeatism -- while the right has been having a gas, be it Lee Atwater grooving to the blues, Rush Limbaugh chortling about Feminazis or grimly gleeful Ann Coulter serving up bile as if it were chocolate mousse"
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The Washington Post follows an agenda.
The Washington Post follows an agenda.
There truly exists a bias in the press and here's an example. Metatalk had a thread on there being so many NYT links, perhaps this helps explain why. Many many more examples of the Post's biases can be found at SpinSanity and other such sites but this one comes from "next door" in Baltimore.
!Only MetaFilter is trustworthy!
( P.S. Looking for an example of "liberal bias?" This isn't it.)
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On media darlings.
On media darlings.
Do you think this was deliberate or a coincidence? Who do you think are the other darlings of the mainstream media in USA and elsewhere (i.e. if you accept Slate's premise)?
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on Jul 25, 2002 -
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US media cowed by patriotic fever
US media cowed by patriotic fever
claims Dan Rather. As a non-American, I have no idea what news broadcasts have been like in America since September 11th. Is Rather correct?
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on May 17, 2002 -
54 comments
White House media advisor spins the war in London.
White House media advisor spins the war in London.
President Bush has sent "military advisors" to Yemen, Georgia and the Philippines to help with the war on terrorism. Did anyone know he sent his #2 media man,
Tucker Eskew
, to London as a "media advisor" to Tony Blair's #1 media man,
Alastair Campbell
, to help spin the war to the Brits?
Do you think a U.S. administration would ever agree to a foreign government rep "advising" them on how to talk to their citizens? Or do they already?
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on Mar 20, 2002 -
9 comments
Clinton speaks, pundits spin: The Washington Times and the spread of a media myth
Clinton speaks, pundits spin: The Washington Times and the spread of a media myth
Yep, the loony right-wingers obsession with hating all things Clinton continues.
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on Nov 20, 2001 -
20 comments
Special editions
Special editions
Poynter.org has begun posting pdfs of newspaper front pages from around the country. Oddly, the San Fran Examiner's special edition front isn't up. Does anyone else have a link to it? How has your local paper handled it?
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on Sep 12, 2001 -
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CNN & FOX: Birds of a feather?
CNN & FOX: Birds of a feather?
In an effort to improve his network's image with conservative leaders, new CNN chief Walter Isaacson huddled with House and Senate GOP leaders last week to seek advice on how to attract more right-leaning viewers to the sagging network.
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on Aug 5, 2001 -
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Dan Rather vs. The World
Dan Rather vs. The World
(NY Times link) -- While the
conspiracy theorists
and much of the mainstream media were jumping down Gary Condit's throat, Rather and company held firm and kept the "news" off the Evening News. Despite airing a few reports, they intend to keep a comparatively low level of coverage in the future. Is this how we'd like to see the media behave, or is this just a more notable example of The Media's Liberal Bias™ showing through?
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on Jul 23, 2001 -
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Americans less supportive of 1st amendment.
Americans less supportive of 1st amendment.
Roughly four in 10 people (41%) said the media have too much freedom. Four in 10 respondents (39%) believed the First Amendment goes too far in guaranteeing rights. 71% said it was "very" or "somewhat" important for the government to hold the media in check.
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on Jul 8, 2001 -
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Bush receives more newspaper endorsements.
Bush receives more newspaper endorsements.
Also, editors are
a Bush win. While I wince and grimace at the thought of that man in office, I also think the editors are deluded in thinking they have much influence over their readers' voting habits.
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"It's not that the medium of the modern political campaign–television advertising–failed to do justice to men of substance, but that men of substance failed to adapt to television advertising..."
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for the thirtieth of October. The article is really about some crazy stuff going on in Britain, but it's a good read.
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A Rochester man accused of setting his home on fire last week appeared in City Court on second degree arson charges. Jerome Tavolino, 37, pleaded not guilty to starting the Kilmar Street fire. Two children were home alone when the fire broke out and had to escape through a second story window.
The fire was reported around 8:30 a.m. Friday. Two children, ages 11 and three, were home alone waiting for their mother to return so they could move out.
Tavolino is the owner of the home he shared with his live-in girlfriend, Tamar Hough, and her two children. The three-year-old is Tavolino's daughter.
Tavolino's family says he was drunk that morning and accidently started the fire, unaware the children were upstairs.
"He did not know, and the point of the story is I'm a mother. If I go home and I see my boyfriend is over drunk, either I'm going to stay there with my kids or I'm going to take them with me. It's not fair that he's getting all the blame," said Gaetana Tavolino, Jerome's mother.
Tamar Hough agrees that Tavolino was drunk, but says he knew the kids were in the home.
"He went upstairs and asked my son, Kimar Anderson, 'is your mom here?' Kimar said no. He walked downstair and light the fire then he walked out walked out drunk and closed the door. Kimar said 'where you going Jerome?" He just closed the door."
Tamar said the fire prevented her children from escaping down the stairs and Kimar acted quickly in getting himself and his sister out of the house.
"My son pulled my two kids through the window and jumped on down. He came like an hour after and said 'Tamar, what's going on? You okay?' I said 'I'm fine, you tried to kill my kids.' He tried to blame it on me that I burned the house down with my kids in there."
Tamar and Tavolino co-own a car dealership on Lake Avenue. Tamar says Tavolino damaged the business when she informed him that she was breaking off their relationship.
Hough also accuses Tavolino of ransacking a restaurant she used to own after she tried to leave him a couple of years ago. Tamar says the fire is the latest episode in what she calls a six-year abusive relationship.
"For the past six years, I've been trying to leave this man. I tried to sign some assets over to him so I can move on with my life. He wouldn't take anything. He told me he was going to kill me. He has a shotgun."
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Vincent Council scored seven of his 12 points in the closing 5:21, including a key 3-point play off his only basket of the game, to lift Providence to a 77-68 win over Robert Morris in the second round of the NIT on Monday night.
LaDontae Henton led the Friars (19-14) with 21 points and Bryce Cotton had 20. Council added 10 assists and was 10 of 13 from the free-throw line despite shooting 1 of 9 from the floor.
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Taylor County fell 80-62 in an add-on game on Friday night at 25-2 Hopkinsville as coach Richard Gatewood's squad prepped for Wednesday's 20th District Tournament first-round game vs. Campbellsville at Marion County. The host Tigers broke away from a 7-7 tie to lead by eight at the intermission (39-31) and increased their advantage to 20 (63-43) at the third-quarter stop. The Cardinals (23-6) did use a 15-5 fourth-period spurt to creep within 10 (70-60) before Hoptown tallied 10 of the game's final 12 points.
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Taylor County Middle School competed in the regional governor's cup competition on Feb. 1 in Somerset.
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EDMONTON, ALBERTA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/16/13 -- Members of the Peace Country Rural Electrification Association (REA) have voted 78 per cent in favour of selling their electric distribution system to ATCO Electric. The sale vote is the result of an ATCO Electric purchase proposal requested by the Peace Country REA Board of Directors and membership.
The Peace Country REA is an amalgamation of 10 REAs in northwest Alberta, making it the third largest REA in the province. Members of the Peace Country REA will receive $20,742 for each electric site they own.
"ATCO Electric appreciates the confidence shown by the Peace Country REA membership by entrusting us with their system, which we have had the privilege of operating for the past 60 years," said Bobbi Lambright, President, ATCO Electric Operations Division. "All ATCO Electric customers will benefit from having a single company own, operate and maintain the electric distribution system in this large area of Alberta."
ATCO Electric has a long history of working with the REA's Board of Directors to build, operate and maintain the REA's electric distribution system. The membership's decision to sell the system to ATCO Electric means that the company will continue to deliver these services to the membership.
"We will immediately begin working on obtaining all the necessary approvals," said Ron Kiers, Manager, Northwest Region, ATCO Electric. "The first step is to meet with the Peace Country REA Board of Directors to finalize the sale agreement and to discuss the details of the transfer."
The sale requires the approval of the Rural Utilities Division and the Alberta Utilities Commission. Once approved, members will receive their share of ATCO Electric's purchase price and begin paying the ATCO Electric farm rate. The change will mean that 90 per cent of the Peace Country REA membership will pay lower monthly wires charges. All members will also pay lower up-front costs for the construction of new farm services.
A rural electrification association is a not-for-profit cooperative that owns an electrical distribution system and supplies electric energy to members in a rural region of Alberta.
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In the early 1980s, volatile organic compounds (VOC) were discovered in some of the water systems serving housing areas on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Exposure to certain VOCs may cause adverse health effects, including cancer. Since 1991, the Department of Health and Human Services' Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) has been examining whether individuals who were exposed to the contaminated drinking water are likely to have adverse health effects. ATSDR's current study is examining whether individuals who were exposed in utero are more likely to have developed certain childhood cancers or birth defects. GAO was asked to testify on its May 11, 2007 report: Defense Health Care: Activities Related to Past Drinking Water Contamination at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune (GAO-07-276). This testimony summarizes findings from the report about (1) efforts to identify and address the past drinking water contamination, (2) the provision of funding and information from the Department of Defense (DOD) to ATSDR, and (3) an assessment of the design of the current ATSDR study. GAO reviewed documents, interviewed officials and former residents, and contracted with the National Academy of Sciences to convene an expert panel to assess the current ATSDR study.
Efforts to identify and address the past drinking water contamination at Camp Lejeune began in the 1980s, when Navy water testing at Camp Lejeune detected VOCs in some base water systems. In 1982 and 1983, continued testing identified two VOCs--trichloroethylene (TCE), a metal degreaser, and tetrachloroethylene (PCE), a dry cleaning solvent--in two water systems that served base housing areas, Hadnot Point and Tarawa Terrace. In 1984 and 1985 a Navy environmental program identified VOCs, such as TCE and PCE, in some of the individual wells serving the Hadnot Point and Tarawa Terrace water systems. Ten wells were subsequently removed from service. DOD and North Carolina officials concluded that on- and off-base sources were likely to have caused the contamination. It has not been determined when contamination at Hadnot Point began. ATSDR has estimated that well contamination at Tarawa Terrace from an off-base dry cleaner began as early as 1957. Since ATSDR began its Camp Lejeune-related work in 1991, the agency has not always received requested funding and has experienced delays in receiving information from DOD. However, ATSDR officials said that while funding and access to records were probably slowed down and made more expensive by DOD officials' actions, their actions did not significantly impede ATSDR's Camp Lejeune-related health study efforts. The ATSDR officials also stated that while issues such as limitations in access to DOD data had to be addressed, such situations are normal during the course of a study. Members of the expert panel that the National Academy of Sciences convened for GAO generally agreed that many parameters of ATSDR's current study are appropriate, including the study population, the exposure time frame, and the selected health effects. Regarding the study's proposed completion date of December 2007, the panel experts had mixed opinions: three of the five panel experts who commented said that the projected date appeared reasonable, while two said that the date might be optimistic. DOD, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Department of Health and Human Services provided technical comments on a draft of the May 11, 2007 report, which GAO incorporated where appropriate. Three members of an ATSDR community assistance panel for Camp Lejeune provided oral comments on issues such as other VOCs that have been detected at Camp Lejeune, and compensation, health benefits, and additional notification for former residents. GAO focused its review on TCE and PCE because they were identified by ATSDR as the chemicals of primary concern. GAO's report notes that other VOCs were detected. GAO incorporated the panel members' comments where appropriate, but some issues were beyond the scope of the report.
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Nurse Anesthetists Billed for Few Chronic Pain Procedures; Implementation of CMS Payment Policy InconsistentGAO-14-153: Published: Feb 7, 2014. Publicly Released: Mar 10, 2014.
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Critics of Rockefeller Drug Laws Want Legislature to Repeal Harshest Aspects This Year
May 10, 2002 — The Rockefeller Drug Laws are now entering their 30th year. Critics stepped up their demands that the harshest aspects of the sentencing laws be repealed. They are urging Governor Pataki and the legislature to act this session. Karen Dewitt reports. Go to full article
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State Budget Deal Reached
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"Declare your interest!" they shout in the House of Commons when an MP who owns a chain of hock shops omits to say so when orating hotly in favor of a bill to lower the tax on hock shops. So, book reviewers who also write books ought to declare their interest when reviewing books with resemblances to ones which they have written themselves. Particularly if they are going to voice a dislike of the book under review, they should feel obliged to warn the reader that their deep sense of duty may be only a mask for a most malicious prejudice.
So, having just written a novel of which one-third consists of question-and-answer interrogation of a prisoner, I must declare an indignant interest in Robert Pinget's The Inquisitory, a novel which consists entirely of just such an interrogation. I begin, naturally enough, with the strong prejudice that my own one-third way is a good thing and that M. Pinget's three-third's way is too much of a good thing. M. Pinget also brings out all my insular prejudice against Continentals who have never heard of common sense and, on taking up a theory or chasing a technique, ride the damned thing so hard that it has dropped dead before it is halfway round the course.
THE INTERROGATION GAME was not invented by me or M. Pinget. Too much indulgence in it (it has been suggested) by Socrates was the real reason why the Athenians decided to shut him up with hemlock. On the more vulgar level of life, we all know that there's nothing to beat interrogation in a play or a movie. Devote your last act or reel to an adulteress in a dock with a paid monster of the judiciary barking filthy questions at her, and you can put your feet up for life.
But can anyone imagine a whole movie so composed? Or a whole novel such as M. Pinget's? Three hundred and ninety-nine pages long at that (what failure of stamina obliged a halt short of 400?). Think of the technical problem involved—the endless rigging of both the questions and the answers, the long struggle to give an appearance of naturalness to what can only seem to be artificial! The photograph of M. Pinget on the back of his book shows a head of immense firmness with powerful eyes staring obliguely at the world, and one is bound to feel that he needed every atom of this striking equipment to push through his remorseless project. It is made the more remorseless by the fact that M. Pinget uses no inverted commas, no question marks, no punctuation at all except the comma. God knows why he clung to this.
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I have been following a few photographers who travel a lot. This is not to say that they are travel photographers, but more photographers who travel. It's not their profession. From the outside, it appears glamorous – you get to see all sorts of cool destinations that people only dream of. From the inside, according to their blogs, it's a bit different. It's somewhat of a lonely life as they can rarely find someone who can/wants to go with them. There are few people who have the time or resources to do such a thing and, probably more importantly, have the desire or ability to spend so much time alone.
When there is no place you've decided to call your own, no matter where you go, you are always heading home. ~ Muso Soseki
My own experience with Australia was that, although it was exciting, it was a bit lonely. Perhaps, being inexperienced, I ended up in the wrong place, downtown Sydney, where everyone kept to themselves, save for one gentleman that I met on my last full day there. The people in the businesses were friendly enough, in a polite business sort of way. I said at that time that it reminded me of Manhattan – full of hustle, bustle, head-down hurriedness. I'm sure that I would have had a completely different experience had either of two things happened:
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2. I had met him in his home town of Brisbane.
Also, if I had had someone with me. The big difference is that I would have known someone who could have showed me around, given me a bit of local flavor, or since I was in Australia, "flavour"! It really was my first solo trip and what a big one that was to try to chew on.
This, of course, is a personality thing. I handle aloneness well, but sometimes I like to have someone to share the journey. I guess that it depends on what is the mission. If it is photography, probably not a problem. If it is a mixture of vacationing and photography, that's different. I no problem when I was in California for a week by myself. In fact, I really enjoyed. It started of with meeting Anita, from there it was photography in the mornings and evenings, all alone in the Mojave Desert, yet not far away from civilization, quite enjoyable.
As I look to my final adventure this year, The Grand Canyon, Tucson, AZ, Nogales, Sonora – Mexico, all with Deb, all in about 6 days, I'm excited. I get the best of both worlds, photography and 'vacationing'. Next year looks to be a busy travel year, too. I plan to head north, hitting Webster, NY (Where life is worth living) for Ken and Paul, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, just to see Niagara Falls again, swinging over towards Detroit, MI to meet Mark, then back down through Akron, OH and Columbus, OH for a visit. A round trip of nearly 2,000 miles. I plan to make this a two week journey. This will be more towards the summer, long after the snow has cleared, as I plan to be driving!
Also on the schedule is a trip down into San Miguel de Allende, Mexico to visit with Niels Henriksen, who has generously offered to show me around the town. He visits here from time to time and makes the occasional post. I also follow him on Facebook.This will probably be more on the order of a long weekend, Wednesday to Sunday. I'll have to complete this before March, though, as he plans to make his route back towards his home in Canada at the end of March.
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Secret Agents were Penguins employed by the Penguin Secret Agency (PSA) who, at first, worked to make Club Penguin Island a safer place- afterwards, many Penguins wanted to become Agents for the fun of solving missions. To become an Agent, penguins had to be at least 30 days old. most likely to gain experience. If they used a Code from a DS game then they automatically became a PSA and an EPF agent. Later in 2009, newly joint secret agents in the PSA were sent a postcard, welcoming them as secret agents, which made many older agents angry as they did not get a postcard. Salaries of 250 Coins were also given out.
It had been said in the F.I.S.H. that if you get banned, you will lose your agent status. This is not true, as your penguin can still keep agent status. So, it really just served to deter agents not to get banned and to be law-abiding, as they do uphold and enforce it.
When the PSA Headquarters had been put out of commission in the Popcorn Explosion, the term "secret agent" refers to a penguin in the EPF. It is rare to see agents in PSA uniform. Agents are commonly seen in EPF uniform. Some agents are also considered to be "undercover", and therefore they do not wear uniform, they are incognito.
Secret Agents' Duty
Taken word for word from the F.I.S.H.:
- Report any players that are using bad language, being mean, Cheating, or breaking any of the other rules (ever, you could still report players anyway).
- Keep your identity and the identity of the other Secret Agent penguins a secret.
- Visit the HQ to watch for Secret Missions.
- Help other penguins so they can have the best experience possible.
- Keep Club Penguin safe.
- In artwork, Secret Agents are seen wearing either the Black Tie or the Bowtie.
- Secret Agents look similar to Jet Pack Guy in the artwork, except without the Jet Pack.
- If you have Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force: Herbert's Revenge, you can transfer the unlockable version of the PSA Uniform (unlockable version also for Non-members) to the Online Game to wear it, plus making your penguin look rare since the Uniform is not available since the Popcorn Explosion from 2010 but it is very uncommon to see Non-members wearing it because the original version was for members only.


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Weedline said...
Meh. If one of these rednecks with an AR15 starts running around killing kids I have no problem calling in an air strike. Lets be honest, a ton of Americans deserve to be shot with an air strike.
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kitemac said...
What if someone else was in there that we didn't know about? Or what if the bomb missed by a few hundred yards and took out something else. Or what if he dipped out as the law enforcement backed off and took cover and we just wasted a quarter of a million dollar missile. I understand that he was going to fight to the death but what if he decided to throw his gun out the window and surrender just before a missile was dropped. Every American has a right to a trial.
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