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A large majority of Americans want Congress to substantially increase the minimum wage as part of an effort to reduce the nation's expanding economic inequality, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.
As a growing share of the country's income flows to the very wealthiest, the poll found that 57 percent of Americans say lawmakers should pursue policies aimed at balancing an economic system they think is out of whack. Nearly two in three say federal policy is tilted toward helping the rich over Americans who are less well-off, according to the survey.
The findings come as President Barack Obama has moved to refocus national attention on the problems of inequality and decreasing social mobility. Earlier this month, he called confronting the twin issues "the defining challenge of our time." He added that "making sure our economy works for every working American" will be a central task of his remaining time in office.
Obama recently came out in favor of rasing the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour — a much larger increase than he had proposed in his State of the Union address in February, when he advocated raising it to $9 an hour.
Increasing the minimum wage, which has stood at $7.25 an hour since 2009, is one of the chief policy tools economists recommend to address inequality. It is also popular among everyday Americans: About two in three say the wage floor should be lifted, and the average wage suggested is $9.41 an hour.
The idea of using public policy to combat inequality is much more popular among Democrats and independents than it is among Republicans. Three in four Democrats and 58 percent of independents say Washington should pursue policies to address inequality, a sentiment that was shared by just two in five Republicans.
A similar divide is evident when it comes to the minimum wage. Eighty-five percent of Democrats support raising the wage, while Republicans are split 50-45 on the issue, the poll found.
Republicans support a lower wage floor than Democrats, when asked separately about their preferred dollar amount. On average, Democrats favor a minimum wage of just over $10, while Republicans want it to be about $8.60 an hour. Independents fall in between, supporting an average minimum wage of about $9.40 an hour. All three groups set their preferred minimum wage higher than the current $7.25, but far below a $15 wage sought by some worker advocates.
Although partisans disagree about what should be done about inequality, economists say the issue has reached dimensions not seen since the years preceding the Great Depression.
Whether calculated by comparing the growth in wages of the highest-income Americans with the lowest, or the proportion of wealth controlled by the richest Americans, or the ratio of wages for production workers to those of chief executives, inequality has grown. Americans have consistently called for government to aim policies at shrinking the gap.
Two years ago, when the Occupy Wall Street movement helped move the issue into the mainstream of political debate, a Post-ABC poll found that more than six in 10 perceived a widening wealth gap and 60 percent wanted Washington to pursue policy to address it, similar to today's 57 percent mark. In the fall of 2012, 52 percent of registered voters shared that sentiment.
Although some policymakers point to minimum-wage increases, more widespread unionization, better education opportunities and bolstering income-support programs such as the Earned Income Tax Credit as possible remedies, enacting those policies has always proved difficult.
"A majority of the public might favor some policies that the minority that has the most influence is less enthusiastic about," said Martin Gilens, a politics professor at Princeton University. "On some policies, there is ambivalence among the public. While there is strong support for opportunity-enhancing policies to reduce inequality, there is less support for directly redistributive policies."
Obama has periodically invoked inequality as a problem and promised to address it. Yet economic inequality has only widened on his watch.
Between 2009 and 2012, the incomes of the top 1 percent of earners grew by more than 31 percent, according to Emmanuel Saez, an economist at the University of California at Berkeley, while the incomes of the bottom 99 percent expanded by just 0.4 percent.
"He's got a Republican House and even members of the Democratic Party who are strongly aligned with business interest, who are at best ambivalent about some of these policies that certainly are not popular among business interests that have to foot the bill," Gilens said. "When you have divided government and multiple veto points, policies that even a majority of people support can be difficult to adopt."
The new Post-ABC poll was conducted Dec. 12-15 among a random national sample of 1,005 adults, including interviews on land lines and with cellphone-only respondents. The overall margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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What's up guys? This is Antoine Goodwin with cnet.com on the floor at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. And we're taking a look at the car that I wanna drive the most today. It's the Toyota i-Road Concept. Now this little electric vehicle is about the size of your average motorcycle. There's actually a space in this vehicle for two despite of being so narrow and that's because you use a tandem seating style. The driver sits up front and one passenger can fit behind him sort of like you would on a motorcycle. Now each of those front wheels is powered by 2 kilowatt electric motor that gives its energy from a lithium-ion battery pack inside the body of the vehicle. The interesting thing about this is that unlike most vehicles that you drive on the road today and most motorcycles it actually does steering with the rear wheel. So when you turn the yoke that's in the front of the driver seat. The rear wheel kinda counter steer that kinda scoot your body around. Now on a normal vehicle that this narrow that could be a little scary and you could find yourself flipping over. But the i-Road actually have a system called active camber and that uses little motors that are in the front suspension to sort of tilt the vehicle into the turn like you would on a motorcycle when you see race drivers sort of drop their knee that gives you that extra grip in the turn when you're cornering really hard. Now you've been watching the demonstrators here just kinda whipping around in like very, very tight circles that sort of rear wheel steering plus active camber gives this car in extremely small turning radius that's great for in the city when you need to do things like squeeze in a tiny parking spots and flip quick U-turns. Now the Toyota i-Road Concept is just a concept. There are no actual plans to build this vehicle and sell it just yet. But I tell you what, it is by fit the vehicle that I wanna drive the most on the floor at Geneva Motor Show today. I am Antoine Goodwin with cnet.com and we've been taking a look at the Toyota i-Road Concept.
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The right says that the media is unfairly portraying the president in an overly positive light
The presidential campaign is entering its final stretch, with the first debate between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney to take place this Wednesday. The race has been neck-to-neck, but recent accusations from the right say the media are providing the president with an unfair advantage in the form of undeserved positive coverage.
The media in the United States have long been subject to criticisms of liberal bias and accusations that they are unfairly critical of Republican candidates. Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan said on Fox News on Sunday that "there's definitely a media bias."
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Coverage of that comment itself—Politico's headline read "Paul Ryan breaks 'no whining rule;'" New York Times wrote that Ryan was "complaining" about media bias; and CNN.com said Ryan "accused the media of having a liberal disposition"—has been criticized of bias. None of those outlets mentioned that Ryan was speaking in response to a question from Chris Wallace: "Do you think the mainstream media is carrying water for Barack Obama?"
Most recently, conservatives have decried the media for failing to hammer Obama on the diplomatic murders in Libya. They say the media aren't paying any attention to the fact that the Obama administration knew the assault on the U.S. consulate was a preplanned terrorist attack that was played off as a protest that escalated to violence.
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There are a lot of questions still unasked, let alone unanswered about what happened on Sept. 11, 2012 and what has happened in the days since. The Obama administration can't seem to keep its stories straight but anyone who ought to be asking questions isn't—which goes for Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill as well as the media.
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ST. LOUIS — To earn a week off, the San Francisco 49ers' defense had to step up.
The 49ers wrapped up the No. 2 playoff seed in the NFC and a first-round bye with a closer than expected 34-27 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday. The Rams, offensively challenged all season, made it interesting with 17 points in the fourth quarter with two touchdowns in a span of 13 seconds.
"I think we kind of got a little relaxed and didn't play the type of defense we're supposed to play, and that's what happened," 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis said. "Anytime you don't play the way you're supposed to play it can turn on you in a matter of seconds."
The Rams (2-14) gained 311 yards behind third-string quarterback Kellen Clemens, a huge improvement from five weeks earlier when they were held to 157 yards in the 49ers' 26-0 victory to clinch the NFC West. They have the second pick of the draft, their fourth top-two pick in five seasons.
Tarell Brown had a pair of interceptions that led to touchdowns, but had a late interference call in the end zone to set up a 1-yard run by Cadillac Williams that cut the deficit to seven.
"Give credit where it's due, they made plays when they needed them," Willis said. "We had enough good plays to win and that's all that matters."
Now they get a shot at getting healthy. Wide receivers Ted Ginn Jr. (ankle) and Kyle Williams (concussion) were inactive and running back Frank Gore sat out the second half Sunday, although he insisted he was fine.
"We needed it, we needed it really bad, we needed it very bad," coach Jim Harbaugh said. "You plug in whatever you want, OK?"
Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo fell to 10-38 over three seasons and may have coached his last game, but appeared optimistic. Owner Stan Kroenke did not attend the finale of a season that was a total bust, accelerated by injuries in the second half, after the franchise made a six-win improvement last season.
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PITTSBURGH -- Clint Hurdle isn't much for milestones. Still, the veteran manager knows there's something significant about being 10 games over .500 in July, and his Pittsburgh Pirates are there after a 2-0 win over Houston on Thursday night.
"It means we're not going to sneak up on anybody anymore," he said.Given the way his streaking club is playing at the moment, it might not matter.Jeff Karstens (2-2) scattered four hits over eight innings and the Pirates completed their first four-game home sweep of the Astros since 1979. The right-hander, making his third start since spending two months on the disabled list with shoulder inflammation and a hip flexor, struck out a season-high eight while walking just one."He was getting strike one, and with the arsenal he has he can take it a lot of places from there," Hurdle said.Garrett Jones and Casey McGehee each drove in a run for Pittsburgh, which has won eight of nine to vault into first in the NL Central. Joel Hanrahan pitched the ninth for his 22nd save.At 46-36, the Pirates have their best record through 82 games since 1992."We're confident, not cocky," Hurdle said. "We've worked hard to get to this spot. We're making our way."And the Astros are making their way home after a miserable 0-7 road trip. Houston has dropped eight straight overall and looked punchless a day after trading slugger Carlos Lee to the Miami Marlins.Houston managed four singles and didn't get a runner to third base until the ninth."It's a tough road trip for us," said Bud Norris, who dropped his fifth consecutive decision. "We're excited to go home. We've got three games before the (All-Star) break. It's a tough little stretch here but we've got to keep playing hard, keep battling and see what we can do."While the Astros are struggling, the Pirates are rolling behind an offense that has been among the hottest in the National League over the last six weeks.There were no such fireworks on Thursday, and Karstens didn't need them.Deftly mixing his fastball with a curveball that followed orders, Karstens kept the Astros off balance all night. The right-hander threw 62 of his 89 pitches for strikes and looked an awful lot like the pitcher who spent the first half of the 2011 season among the NL leaders in ERA.He tailed off as he piled up the innings last summer and his problematic shoulder raised eyebrows this year. He got knocked around by Philadelphia in his return from the DL on June 17 but followed that up with seven efficient innings in 99-degree heat against St. Louis last Saturday.It was more of the same against the Astros. Hard-hit balls were scarce as Houston was shut out for the eighth time this season."It's just one of those things where you try to bear down and make pitch after pitch," Karstens said. "We were able to throw strikes when we had to."The Pirates needed Karstens to be sharp after squandering a couple of opportunities to break the game open against Norris (5-6).Jones and McGehee led off the second with back-to-back doubles to get the Pirates on the board but McGehee was stranded at third. Karstens started the third with his first hit of the season and the Pirates loaded the bases an inning later but could only muster Jones' sacrifice fly.Another rally in the fifth was stopped short when Drew Sutton was picked off second, the kind of baserunning miscue that's been rare lately for baseball's biggest surprise."There are two kinds of people in this world, those who are humble and those who are about to be," Hurdle said. "We've still got work to do."So do the Astros. Chris Johnson got the start at first in place of Lee and went 0 for 4. Third baseman Matt Dominguez, one of two players the Astros acquired for Lee, went hitless in two at-bats but was clean in the field."There's no doubt we want to reverse what's going on," manager Brad Mills said.Game notes
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Game Time | 2:22 |
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People who regularly eat organic food are wanted for an RMIT University study into the health effects of an organic diet.
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The Organic Health and Wellness Survey aims to identify whether people who eat organic food feel healthier as a result.
PhD researcher Liza Oates, from RMIT's School of Health Sciences (Wellness Group), said information from the online survey would be crucial to ensuring that future research was relevant to Australian organic consumers.
"Much of the current research on organic food focuses on differences in specific nutrients but it's difficult to confirm whether these differences are big enough to have a positive effect on human health overall," Ms Oates said.
"About 25 per cent of people who took part in our Australian survey last year said that health-related issues – including allergic conditions, fatigue and concerns about general health and cancer prevention – influenced their decision to consume organic foods.
"And recent studies in the Netherlands showed 75 per cent of organic consumers reported health benefits after moving to an organic diet, including improvements in energy, psychological wellbeing, resistance to and recovery from illness, and gastrointestinal complaints.
"We want to know whether Australians who go organic have similar experiences."
Ms Oates, who coordinates the Food as Medicine course in RMIT's Master of Wellness program, said many of the health effects reported by organic consumers were likely to be explained by what was not found in organic food.
"The absence of chemicals like pesticides and additives may be just as important as any additional nutrients," she said.
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Our WPUNJ wireless network consists of 652 Cisco Aironet 3500 access points strategically located across the campus controlled by a redundant Cisco Wireless Control Systems and a Wireless Line Controllers backend. Because of the robust wireless architecture, all residence halls have complete wireless coverage down to each individual room. In addition, all classrooms and faculty/staff offices have full wireless coverage.
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All nine campus dormitories (Century, Hillside , Towers, Heritage, Pioneer, White, Matelson Hall, High Mountain East and West) are joined to the University network backbone bringing the potential number of resident student nodes at the University to over 2000.
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The testing of a fire alarm system, or any emergency system, is an important function to perform at the end of an installation. Testing helps ensure the fire alarm/emergency systems and all the fire safety functions, including interfaced systems, will operate as specified and as required by the code. This is so important that NFPA 72®, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code®, devotes an entire chapter to the requirements and expected performance of an installed fire alarm system.
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Unfortunately, many contractors and authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs) do not seem to have a clear understanding of the intent and extent of testing, as required by Chapter 14 of the code. The chapter states that these requirements apply to both new and existing systems, but in this column, I'll focus on new systems. The code begins with the mandate that "all new systems shall be inspected and tested in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 14" and that "the authority having jurisdiction shall be notified before the initial acceptance test. Before testing of the system can begin, however, the contractor must comply with the documentation requirements of the code, which includes "the record of completion and any information required by Section 10.18 regarding the system and system alterations, including specifications, wiring diagrams, and floor plans." This documentation must also include "the current revisions of all fire alarm software and the revisions of software of any systems with which the fire alarm software interfaces."
Because the fire alarm and emergency system may interface with a suppression system, the code requires that the suppression systems "be secured from inadvertent actuation, including disconnection of releasing solenoids or electric actuators, closing of valves, other actions, or combinations thereof, for the specific system, for the duration of the fire alarm system testing." The tests must also verify that "the releasing circuits and components energized or actuated by the fire alarm system are electrically monitored for integrity and operate as intended on alarm."
Sadly, contractors and AHJs often miss a key requirement: for both acceptance testing and ongoing testing and maintenance, all interfaced systems and safety functions are required to be tested as part of the fire alarm tests. What seems to happen with most new installations is that no single entity takes responsibility for a complete test as required by the code. For example, the contractor who installs the fire alarm will test all fire alarm devices and appliances he has installed. But that same contractor may fail to ensure the proper operation of processes interfaced with, or operated by, the fire alarm system, such as elevator recall, sprinkler/special hazard suppression systems, or HVAC control. The fire alarm contractor will argue that he or she did not install these other systems and did not include the cost in his contract of coordinating the other trades to ensure the fire alarm system interfaces correctly.
In response to these kinds of issues, NFPA has taken two steps to improve the complete testing or commissioning of fire alarm systems. The NFPA 72 Technical Correlating Committee initiated a "Test & Inspection Summit" to address the needs of improving Chapter 14. In addition, a new Recommended Practice entitled "Commissioning and Integrated Testing of Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems" is being developed to address the fact that all interfaced systems that are designed as a group to provide fire safety must be commissioned as "one" system.
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The Montana Attorney Generals Office filed the charge, along with a misdemeanor assault count accusing Priest of attacking his wifes boyfriend, the Billings Gazette reported.
Priest, 45, previously pleaded not guilty to charges of partner or family assault and resisting arrest. Carbon County prosecutors then turned the case over to the attorney general, saying they know Priest and wanted to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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