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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Before Asiana Flight 214 crash-landed in San Francisco, the last time the Korean airlines' flight attendants made news it was over an effort by their union earlier this year to get the dress code updated so female attendants could wear trousers.
Now, with half of the 12-person cabin crew having suffered injuries in the accident and the remaining attendants receiving praise for displaying heroism during the emergency evacuation, the focus has shifted from their uniform looks to their heroic actions.
In the July 6 crash three members of the crew were ejected from the plane's sheared off tail section while still strapped in their seats. Those who were able, meanwhile, oversaw the emergency evacuation of nearly 300 passengers -- using knives to slash seatbelts, calling pilots who slung axes to free two colleagues trapped by malfunctioning slides, fighting flames and bringing out frightened children.
"I wasn't really thinking, but my body started carrying out the steps needed for an evacuation," head attendant Lee Yoon-hye, 40, said during a news conference Sunday night before federal safety investigators instructed the airlines not to let the crew discuss the accident. "I was only thinking about rescuing the next passenger."
Such conduct has given a measure of pride to members of a profession who often are recognized only for their appearance and customer service skills.
"In the face of tremendous adversity and obstacles, they did their job and evacuated an entire wide-bodied aircraft in a very short period of time," said Veda Shook, international president of the Association of Flight Attendants and an Alaska Airlines flight attendant.
"It's such a shining reflection, not just of the crew, but of the importance of flight attendants in their roles as first responders," Shook said.
Along with training in first aid and firefighting, flight attendants every year are required to practice the moves needed to get passengers off a plane in 90 seconds or less, Shook said. They go through timed trials, practicing skills that include shouting over pandemonium and engine noise, communicating with people frozen in fear and opening jammed doors and windows, she said. The goal is to make performing these tasks automatic.
"We have the muscle memory," Shook said.
It's a significant departure from the days when flight attendants were always women and known as stewardesses or air hostesses. In that era decades ago, members of the cabin crew weren't expected to play much of a role in emergencies.
Laura Brentlinger, who spent 31 years as a United Airlines flight attendant, recalled having no idea how much danger everyone was in during one of her first emergency landings in 1972. She didn't realize the severity of the situation until it was over and she saw the pilot's face.
"In those days, it was like pat you on the head, just go back and keep the people nice and smile. That's how far we've come, thank the Lord," Brentlinger said. "We were just little Barbie dolls back there."
The role of flight attendants in the U.S. expanded significantly in 1989 after Air Ontario Flight 1363 crashed after taking off in Canada. An investigation revealed that a flight attendant had seen ice on a wing but did not speak up, assuming the pilots knew and would not welcome the information from her.
Since then, FAA rules have required that cabin crew members be incorporated into the communications system known as "crew resource management" that empowers all airline personnel to voice concerns to the cockpit even if it means challenging senior pilots.
The philosophy also authorizes flight attendants to order emergency evacuations. Hearing that the pilots of Asiana Flight 214 told the flight attendants to delay an evacuation for 90 seconds after the crash landing in San Francisco, giving the order only after a flight attendant spotted flames outside, made Brentlinger wonder whether Asiana Airline's attendants have the same authority.
"I'm sure they have a very different hierarchy and can't do anything without the pilot's permission," she said. "There is no doubt in my mind I would have evacuated that aircraft immediately."
Brentlinger said her heart aches when she thinks about what Asiana's flight attendants are going through now and are likely to go through in the months to come.
She was aboard a 747 that lost a cargo door at 22,000 feet, sucking nine passengers to their deaths over the Pacific Ocean in 1989.
After the disaster aboard United Flight 811, Brentlinger said she suffered severe post-traumatic stress disorder and was unable to get back on a plane for more than four years. Handling the emergency itself was "the easiest part of the whole process ... because you train for it and you just do it," she said.


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Henrik Fisker speaking at Economic Club of Chicago luncheon, 2013 Chicago Auto Show
Enlarge PhotoLast week's Chicago Auto Show had relatively few debuts; the Chevrolet Cruze diesel and a redesigned Toyota Tundra pickup truck were the most noteworthy.
But the featured speaker at a luncheon thrown by the Economic Club of Chicago drew a full room: Henrik Fisker, cofounder of struggling startup automaker Fisker Automotive.
Fisker's talk was a fairly standard presentation that could largely have been given two or three years ago, when Fisker was on the verge of delivering its first Karma sedans.
When asked whether he would care to "comment on where new investors might come from," Fisker replied, "Absolutely ... not."
The pause in his response was perfectly timed, even if the answer itself made it clear he would discuss little of substance.
He did, however, take several swipes at Tesla Motors [NSDQ:TSLA] and its battery-electric Model S luxury sport sedan--without ever naming the company--in touting the benefits of his own Karma range-extended electric sedan.
"There is not a lot of demand for pure battery electric cars," he said in describing why his company chose that electric architecture, which he termed a "plug-in hybrid."
"In pure electric vehicles," he continued a few minutes later, "there will be too many models chasing too few buyers"--and he went on to make several references to the undesirability of a "giant battery" that only provides 250 miles of range, "and now you need to charge for a couple of days."
In response to a question about whether Fisker would ever build the Karma with only a gasoline engine--like the Corvette-powered Destino displayed at the Detroit Auto Show--Fisker emphatically said no.
"Our lifestyle brand is all about being environmentally friendly," he said. "Established carmakers are the best at making gasoline-powered cars, and we want to stay in a space where there's less competition."
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Morningside College named one of country's "Great Colleges to Work For"
Morningside College is one of 10 small, four-year colleges in the United States named to the honor roll for The Chronicle of Higher Education's 2009 Great Colleges to Work For program.
In addition to the honor roll, The Chronicle of Higher Education also named Morningside College in 11 of the 26 individual recognition categories for four-year institutions. A total of 150 colleges were named in the second-annual Great Colleges to Work For survey, which recognizes institutions for specific best practices and policies that contribute to creating a rewarding work environment.
The Chronicle of Higher Education's Great Colleges to Work For program is the second-largest workplace-recognition program in the country, after Fortune magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, 247 four- and two-year colleges participated in the 2009 survey process that included a faculty/employee survey and an audit that captured information on various institution demographics, polices, practices and infrastructure.
"It's extremely gratifying to know that feedback The Chronicle of Higher Education collected from our faculty and staff was the primary factor in determining the recognition Morningside received," said Morningside College President John Reynders. "This is the first year Morningside has participated in the Great Colleges to Work For program, and it is an honor for us to be nationally recognized for providing a rewarding work environment."
The Chronicle of Higher Education named 39 colleges to its 2009 Great Colleges to Work For honor roll. The honor roll lists the top 10 colleges in each size category based on the number of times they were recognized in the individual recognition categories. Institutions were classified by size based on undergraduate and graduate enrollment: small (fewer than 3,000 students), medium (3,000 to 9,999 students), and large (more than 10,000 students).
A supplement in the July 10 issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education details results of the 2009 Great Colleges to Work For program and features an article on Morningside College's strategic planning process as an example of success collaborative governance on college campuses.
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If Lovejoy and Eagle's Landing Christian decided to send out thank you notes this week, their upcoming opponents would top the list.
Both teams are able to host quarterfinal round games on Friday because of their opponents.
When Ware County, a No. 2 seed from Region 2-AAAA, defeated Heritage-Conyers last week, it allowed Lovejoy to host its third straight playoff game. Had Heritage won, the two schools would have determined home-field advantage by a coin flip.
Lovejoy is thankful it will not have to make the nearly five-hour trek to Waycross.
ELCA won its coin flip with Seminole County when Seminole's coach, Alan Ingram, went against his "gut feeling" and called heads.
Now, the Indians must load the bus and make a five-hour drive to McDonough.
"I always call tails, but my assistant coaches and everyone else told me to call heads, so that's what I did," Ingram told the Albany Herald.
But this hasn't dampened the spirits of the Seminole County squad, which is making its first-ever appearance in the quarterfinals. The fifth-ranked Indians have won 11 straight games since a season-opening loss.
This will be ELCA's second straight quarterfinal appearance. Like Seminole County, the fourth-ranked Chargers have won 11 straight games.
Last season, the Chargers lost at Clinch County in the quarterfinals.
This will be Lovejoy's first appearance in the quarterfinals after it won its 12th straight game with a victory over Kell last week. Last season, Ware eliminated Region 4-AAAA foe North Clayton in the first round of the playoffs at Southern Crescent Stadium.
Ware County, which is coached by Ed Dudley, is in the quarterfinals for the third time in five seasons. Dudley is the former coach at Cobb County's Walton High.
The winner of Friday's matchup will take on the Warner Robins/East Paulding winner in the semifinals.
Lovejoy has the top-ranked defense in Class AAAA, allowing an average of 3.8 points per game.
A 39-yard fumble return by linebacker Eugene Fuller with 9:27 remaining gave the Wildcats a 15-10 win over Kell. Lovejoy stopped Kell's final drive with a sack and fumble recovery.
"There was this wise old coach that said defense wins championships," Lovejoy coach Al Hughes said. "God bless our defensive staff. They did a great job, and thank the Lord for our offensive coaches, too. They all did a great job in the win."
ELCA will need a big defensive effort to stop Seminole County, which is led by running back Chris Brown, who scored on runs of 89, 73 and 15 yards and earned his 270 yards on 23 carries.
More like this story
- Lovejoy, ELCA happy to be home for quarterfinals ( November 21, 2011 )
- Lovejoy, ELCA remain ranked ( October 4, 2011 )
- Lovejoy is proving it's playoff worthy ( November 24, 2011 )
- MAHONE: Lovejoy, Stockbridge, ELCA staying alive in postseason ( November 29, 2012 )
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I have rust in my well water. I have experience low to no water pressure. I have had the water pressure tank replaced.I tried to pull the well pump up the well casing thinking I could clean the screen around the well pump of rust corrosion. The well pump is stuck in the casing and will not budge. I have several faucets and 1 toilet that seemed to have clogged valves and won't permit water to flow. Have you got a solution to free the pump? How do you free valves in faucets and toilets once the rust filings have clogged them?
You probably need a Well Man with a Pump Hoist to pull your pump. The screen does not need cleaning on the pump.
Your aerators are probably plugged, not the faucets. Chances are when they cut into the plumbing to install the new tank they loosened a lot of scale that had built up and it is now coming up stream to your faucets.


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Q. Tougher conditions today versus the first three rounds. Was it what you expected from the final round of the U.S. Open?
SUZANN PETTERSEN: I think the conditions today were pretty good. It doesn't get much better. Hardly any wind. The course was really receptive. I don't think it ever got as hard as it was the last time the U.S. Open was here. We just talked about it. I played pretty awful today and just hit my irons pretty bad. If your game is on, you can shoot under par, and that's pretty good in a U.S. Open.
Very disappointing weekend for me, 9‑over par. But hung in there. It's easy to let it totally slip away when it starts slipping gradually, but yeah.
Q. You were one of the only golfers early on in the tournament that was kind of not worrying about the course and all the talk about the course is so hard. You seemed really, really confident. Was it just basically your play over the last two rounds and the course was just the course and you were fine with it the whole way through?
SUZANN PETTERSEN: I still don't think the course is that hard. If you hit good golf shots, it's receptive. The fairways are fairly firm, so distance‑wise it's not that bad. The holes I thought were going to be really long didn't really play long. They played 12 up pretty much every day. Today they played it back. I think I had a 6‑iron or something to the pin. Not really that long. And even 3 turned out being fairly reasonable. The wind was never really that hard into you and at least we had an iron into the green.
So overall I think the course is not that intimidating as a lot of other U.S. Open courses that I've played has been.
Q. What do you take, if anything, out of this week?
SUZANN PETTERSEN: What do I take? It was a good start. Obviously I could have asked for a better two rounds. Yesterday was the toughest day. Yesterday was about survival. Not kind of putting yourself too far out of it. I was a bit too far out of it and made a terrible second shot on 5 today, which kind of killed the momentum of trying to do something special. So wasn't too many birdies today.
Q. What are your plans for the next few weeks, tournaments coming up?
SUZANN PETTERSEN: We have ‑‑ we're all going to Europe in a couple of weeks, so I'm headed back to Norway for a couple of weeks of practice and see some friends and family, and then it's time to work again.
Q. What's the best part about being back in Norway as opposed to being in the States? Is there something that you really miss when you are gone?
SUZANN PETTERSEN: There's certain foods. Summers in Norway are usually pretty good. But I guess it's the mid 70s on a good day. It hasn't really been that close the last month. But it's just nice to get away from the every day life, I would say. Come up against an old environment. See friends and family and just hang out.
Q. What did you think of the area, Kohler, the town, the people, the spectators?
SUZANN PETTERSEN: Well, the hotel was fantastic. Other than that, I was in Sheboygan one time. I thought it was a ghost town, to be honest. There was no one there and you don't see anybody on the street. Pretty dead. A lot of nice people, though. It's been a great reception here at the course. Been a lot of people, a lot of fans, even though it was really hot early on.
But it's a nice place to kind of get away and collect your thoughts and get some energy, but I don't think you are here to ‑‑ it's not the party town.
Q. Your best day this week was the day you over slept. Are you going to make a habit of that?
SUZANN PETTERSEN: No. But I mean I still had my time. I just had to cut everything short.
It was an overall decent week, very disappointing weekend for me. Game really didn't stick around, as I was hoping it would be. Didn't really putt that well on the weekend either, so that kind of helps you to put a good score together.


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- A person, typically with a degree in library science, who administers or assists in a library.More example sentences
- They also deleted it from the online edition of the journal and asked librarians to physically remove the pages the article was printed on.
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- And there he stayed, comfortably situated, reasonably paid, with an amplitude of time to pursue his literary interests, for the next 29 years, until, in 1904, he was offered, and eagerly seized, the House of Lords librarianship.
- The problem is exacerbated by the various fashions in librarianship - how many libraries now prefer to be called 'resource centres' or other such jargon?
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late 17th century (denoting a scribe or copyist): from Latin librarius 'relating to books', (used as a noun) 'bookseller, scribe', + -an.


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I am an iMac newbie and am getting up and running with the machine. I'm glad I've made the switch from Windows! Anyway, I went for a 3TB SATA drive and was wondering how people partition their drives. I was thinking of having say 500 GB for the system files (what would be the correct size?), and the the rest for personal data. Then, maybe getting a couple of external USB drives with the first being used to back up the system files and the second being used to back up the data - both using Time Machine. Is this feasible and/or sensible? Does the fact that I've already starting using the machine (i.e., I have my music, photos and document on the machine) scupper this plan? Any advice welcome. TIA, Big-G |
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I would forget about Time Machine all together and just use Cabon Copy Cloner instead. I use the free version and it works great, can even create bootable partitions you can boot and restore from etc. I am using an external USB hard drive that I partitioned into 7 partitions to use one partition for all my personal files and the other partitions to use as seperate Cabon Copy Cloner rescue partitions for different dates. |
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I think you will find that most Mac users do not partition the main, internal drive at all. There really isn't much of any reason to do it.
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Thanks. So what is the difference between a complete clone and a Time Machine backup?
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They both make a complete copy of the OS and data, but the clone can be booted to and you can run off of it in an emergency. Time Machine you would need to restore it back to a drive to actually run the system.
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time machine is very good and transparent in operation to the user
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Ok, thanks all.
I think what I'll do is get a couple of external drives then and partition them both as has been described above (I.E., on each drive have one partition for a complete clone and another for a TM backup). I'll get two drives as I'll keep one at my parent's house (as a form of offsite backup) and swap them every month or two. Sorry for all the newbie questions but does Time Machine manage the clone and partitioning on the external drives too, or is something else needed for that? |
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TM will need its disk connected and preferably left connected
you would need carbon copy to do the cloning the free by one is not supported for ML ( free not supported paid supported its your data whats it worth ) CC would be good do the offsite BU routine ( I am the recipient of the SIL business BU drives in our safe off his site to comply with the FSA rotated ever three weeks ) byway these are fully encrypted TM is good to restore the OS just select restore from TM BU and let it rip |
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Where is the hotel located?
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Testimony before joint hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Introduction: FairVote's testimony today will focus primarily on why a constitutional amendment, as opposed to state-by-state reforms, is so important to achieve the goal of the legislation before you: a U.S. Senate composed of Senators elected by the people whom they represent. As the Senators and Members are aware, the issue of Senate vacancy appointments has recently risen to the fore of public consciousness, following several controversial such appointments, especially the high-profile appointment to fill the Illinois seat vacated by now-President Barack Obama. While the issue has achieved new prominence of late, the appointment of senators has been a regularity, even after the ratification of the 17th Amendment. For any of a number of reasons - appointments to cabinet posts, runs for other offices, scandal, poor health, or death - the U.S. Senate yields a regular rhythm of vacancies; in fact, nearly one-quarter of all U.S. Senators who have first taken office after the ratification of the 17th Amendment (182/788) have achieved office via gubernatorial appointment. Three states - Massachusetts, Oregon, and Wisconsin - today do not allow for gubernatorial appointments of Senators. Oklahoma only allows appointment of a Senator who has won a regularly scheduled election that takes place after a vacancy was created close to the end of a Senator's term. In Alaska, voters approved a referendum prohibiting gubernatorial appointments, but the measure's legality is untested. Eight additional states call for relatively quick special elections, but allow for temporary gubernatorial appointments, until the resolution of said elections. The remaining states allow governors to make appointments, though sometimes with restrictions such as requiring that the appointee be of the same party as the Senator who held the seat that became vacant. Such appointments are frequently characterized by back-room wheeling and dealing, influenced by any of a variety of motives: consolidation of a power base, political favors, horse-trading, kinship - blood or otherwise, and, as evinced by the Illinois debacle, a desire for personal enrichment. Even when not explicitly corrupt or otherwise nefariously motivated, the selection of Senators by governors is necessarily problematic: The appointment of our nation's most powerful legislators is anathema to the democratic values that are held in common by most Americans, that underpin our government, and that imbue it with its very legitimacy. Quite simply, representative democracy is founded on voters electing their representatives. Constitutional Amendment Necessary: It has been suggested that passage of S.J. Res. 7 and H.J. Res. 21 would be an affront to pluralism or federalism. FairVote contends that it is not pluralism or federalism as such that would make it difficult for states to reform Senate vacancy laws: Rather, the major obstacle is the natural tendency of powerful, self-interested actors to strive to maintain their authority. We believe that the proposal before your committee respects federalism, insofar as it provides states with wide latitude in determining how best to implement vacancy elections. We also note that states, per those mechanisms set forth by our nation's founders, will play a critical role in the ratification of any constitutional amendment relative to this matter. Amendment of the Constitution is not an affront to federalism - it is an exercise therein. FairVote has identified nine states in which legislation requiring U.S. Senate vacancies be filled by special election has been introduced this year; we believe this to be an exhaustive, or nearly-exhaustive, account of such states at this time, though additional legislation may be introduced in coming weeks and months. (Note: Not all such state legislation precisely captures the intent of the resolutions before the Subcommittees. For instance, some bills would allow for very brief temporary appointments, until the special election is held.) It is worth noting our surprise at the relative lack of formal consideration of this issue by state legislatures, despite the prominence in the national discourse of Senate vacancies, and what appears to be broad popular support, editorial support from prominent newspapers like the Washington Post and New York Times and support by many government reform groups like FairVote and state branches of Common Cause. Even at this relatively early moment in most legislative sessions, it is evident that few of the aforementioned bills stand a chance of passage this year. We attribute this state of affairs largely to the awkward, frequently tense, intra- and inter-party political dynamics endemic to most state governments. The predicament in Illinois is the most loaded, and remains fluid and unpredictable, but let us consider the various other scenarios. First, states in which the legislature is dominated by the same party as the governor - especially those with political dynamics that are relatively stable - are unlikely to perceive an urgency to act on the Senate vacancy issue without all states moving in concert. The party that rules the legislature is hesitant to strip authority from a Governor of the same party; individual members might fear being ostracized or other retribution for participating in such efforts. Consider: ?In Colorado, where Democrats control the legislature and the governor's seat, special election legislation was introduced by Republican State Senator Michael Kopp; the legislation died in committee on a 3-2 party-line vote. Democrats openly acknowledged that passage of the legislation was politically unpalatable because it would appear to be a demonstration of disapproval of Governor Bill Ritter's recent appointment of Senator Michael Bennet to fill the vacancy created Ken Salazar's appointment as Secretary of the interior. ?In New York, Republicans have lined up behind legislation to require special elections. Democrats control both houses of the Assembly, and passage of the legislation would no doubt be seen as a referendum on Governor David Patterson's appointment of Kirsten Gillibrand to fill the seat that had been held by Hillary Clinton. Second, in the remaining states in which power is shared by Democrats and Republicans, the parties typically have competing interests that tend to complicate the case for holding vacancy elections, hurting chances of passage. Legislative chambers might be controlled by different parties, or a single party might control both chambers, but not have enough votes to override a likely gubernatorial veto. ?In Vermont, Democratic State Representative Jason Lorber has proposed legislation that would require special elections whenever a Senate vacancy occurs, replacing Vermont's so-called "hybrid" system, which requires a special election within three months (unless the vacancy occurs within six months of a general election) but allows for interim appointments by the Governor. The Vermont House and Senate are firmly controlled by Democrats, but Republican Governor Jim Douglas has said that he thinks the status quo "is a pretty good system" and sees no reason to change it. It is unclear whether Republicans in the legislature will support Rep. Lorber's proposal. ?Connecticut Democrats, who handily control both legislative chambers, have proposed to strip Republican Governor Jodi Rell of the ability to appoint senators. Such legislation has been filed for four consecutive years. Rell's office has called the move a "political maneuver" and a "political ploy, and the Connecticut Republican Party has called it "nothing more than a power grab by Democrats." Likelihood of passage remains unclear at this stage in the session. ?In Mississippi, Democrats control the House and the Senate by a narrow margin, while Republican Haley Barbour is Governor. Special elections legislation there, as introduced by a Democratic senator, has already died in committee - this despite controversies over vacancy elections in the state in 2007-2008, after Trent Lott resigned his U.S. Senate seat. ?Minnesota is another state in which consideration of Senate elections and vacancies is especially contentious. Democrats control the legislature, but not by a veto-proof margin. Independent Dean Barkley was appointed by then-Governor Jesse Ventura to fill the final few months of Paul Wellstone's term upon Wellstone's death in 2002. Norm Coleman won election to the seat that November and last year ran for re-election against Barkley and Democrat Al Franken. The state remains embroiled in a contentious recount, with questions having been raised about Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty's possible authority to appoint a temporary senator, to serve until the 2008 election is resolved. (The current consensus is that he does not have such authority.) Legislation has been introduced to require special elections to fill future vacancies, but in the midst of a contentious multi-party scrum and expensive recount, it appears that this legislation will not advance. Such dynamics at the state level appear to confirm the hypothesis that a constitutional amendment is more likely to achieve widespread adoption of this reform than would individualized, state-by-state bills. One state serves as the proverbial "exception that proves the rule." For reasons that are intuitive, it appears that the greatest likelihood of passage is in a state with an unusual political dynamic: a legislature controlled by a super-majority of one political party, but a governor of the opposite political affiliation. My state of Rhode Island is the most extremely imbalanced state in this regard. Approximately 90% of seats in the General Assembly are held by Democrats, and the Governor is a relatively unpopular second-term Republican. It should be unsurprising that Rhode Island has acted on the Senate vacancies issue more swiftly than has any other state. A measure to require special elections has passed the House Judiciary Committee, and vote by the full House is scheduled for Tuesday, March 10 - just after our testimony was due to be submitted to the Subcommittees. Should the measure pass, a likely gubernatorial veto would stand a reasonable chance of being overridden. Congress's formal proposal to the states of the constitutional amendment under consideration today would surely catalyze a national effort to achieve its ratification and serve to depoliticize the state-by-state dynamics. As governors have no role in the ratification of constitutional amendments, the threat of vetoes would be removed. A national movement, and national branding of the push as a "good government" effort, would lessen the appearance (or reality) that action or inaction by a given legislature would serve as a referendum on any particular governor, or on any particular appointee to the Senate. Passage by only 38 states would, once and for all, put an end to this vestige of the oligarchical politics of a century-gone-by. Addressing Likely Counter-Arguments: 1) Argument: "Elections will require that seats be left vacant for an unduly long period of time" Response: b.Special elections have governed U.S. House vacancies since the establishment of Congress. A handful of states have made regular use of special elections for U.S. Senate vacancies, yielding no major problems of which we are aware - and the burden of proof should be placed on those who make the extraordinary assertion that Americans should not elect our leaders, rather than on those who assert that we should. c.Our society has regularly accepted senators' missing large periods of time when ill. d.As practiced in some state legislative vacancy elections, states could explore allowing a Senator to announce his or her resignation prospectively, and hold special elections prior to the effective date of said resignation. While this obviously would not be feasible in case of death, it would, for instance, have allowed Vice President Jose Biden to announce his resignation ahead of time - effective on a given date in January - and to start the process of electing their replacements during the interim. Certainly will are all familiar with a "lame duck" Senator or House Member not running for re-election, but continuing to serve in office e.Those who are concerned that states not be left without effective representation in the Senate need only observe the current dynamic - relative to Illinois in particular - to recognize that quick appointments are no assurance of due representation. Even under circumstances less severe than those now facing the people of Illinois, there is reason to believe that appointed Senators typically serve with less clout than do their elected colleagues. Their constituents haven't gotten to know them as they would through an election and they don't take office with any particular mandate from the voters. These facts help explain the relatively poor record of appointed Senators running for re-election. f.Innovative voting methods, such as instant runoff voting (IRV), could be employed to address this concern. As actively backed by both Sen. John McCain and then Illinois state senator Barack Obama in 2002 advocacy efforts, IRV allows for primary and general elections (or for general and runoff elections) to be compressed into a single act of voting, by letting voters rank their choices in order of preference and using said rankings to simulate successive rounds of runoffs. IRV is used by countless civics organizations, by several governmental jurisdictions abroad and by overseas voters during state runoff elections in Arkansas, Louisiana and South Carolina. It has been adopted by many municipalities across the United States, most recently by 71% of voters in Memphis, Tennessee, and has been incorporated into special elections legislation pending before the Vermont Legislature. 2) Argument: "Special elections can be costly" Response: a.Democracy does indeed cost money: There is always a trade-off between efficiency - of time and money - and democratic governance. The abstract costs to our democracy of allowing for unaccountable governance - and the potential real-world costs of governance run amok - are far greater than the few dollars-per-voter that it would cost to run a special election. b.There is a qualitative cost - in terms of increased cynicism and decreased likelihood of future participation in democracy - to allowing for appointed, unaccountable governance. It would be speculative, but not unreasonable, to contend that such decreased faith in the legitimacy of government has other, more quantifiable, ramifications - such as decreased propensities to pay taxes, obey laws and volunteer for military service. c.Voting methods such as instant runoff voting would allow states to reduce the cost of running special elections - for instance, by doing away with the need for lopsided general elections, as likely in the current campaign to fill the Illinois District-5 U.S. House seat left vacant by Rahm Emanuel's resignation. 3) Argument: "Quick special elections will mean candidates with better name recognition and money will have an advantage" Response: b.The election of a candidate with such advantages is preferable to a choice made out of political expedience, with little or no public input. 4) Argument: "A special elections requirement would make presidents less likely to appoint senators to cabinet posts" Response: a.Perhaps this is true under certain circumstances, but there are more than three hundred million people in the United States, and the notion that those who have served in the U.S. Senate are so disproportionately qualified for cabinet posts is untrue, elitist, and oligarchical. b.The reverse might in fact be the case, as U.S. Senators whose governors are of another party are probably unduly discouraged from leaving the Senate to serve in appointed posts. 5) Argument: "Crowded fields can yield vote-splitting and plurality winners, as was the case in last week's Illinois District-5 election primaries" b.While vote-splitting is a concern, a plurality victor is still preferable to a Senator chosen largely for political expedience, via back-room dealing, with little or no popular support. c.The ratification of the constitutional amendment in question would allow states that are particularly concerned about vote-splitting to implement runoffs or instant runoff voting. 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My next project is installing a chain link fence which I don't have any experience with.
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Be aware that regular chain link fencing turns into a dull finish in about 3 years or so. Some order vinyl covered fencing which takes care of that problem. But the ordinary poles, clamps and hardware will start to show rust in about 3 or more years and then it will look lousey.
However, if you go to a dealer who specializes in chain link fencing (not the big box stores) then ask about the special coating that is placed on the poles to ward off rust. Ask if the clamps and hardware are coated also. This special coating is plated on, I believe. As an alternative to chain link, take a look at the poly-vinyl fencing materials. This Spring, I am taking down my chain link and replacing it with vinyl. So I'll be looking for installation tips also. The websites of the manufacturers of fencing may have some installation tips. |
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Currently looking for a toilet to replace an old, problematic, inefficient Eljer in a very small area.
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In 1959, Northrop toured NATO and SEATO countries in Europe and Asia to determine their future aircraft needs. Their findings formed the basis for the N-156F -- a simple, economical, versatile, and easy to maintain light fighter. In 1962, the aircraft was selected for use with the Mutual Assistance Pact (MAP) countries and designated the F-5A. The F-5 has been sold or produced in over 30 allied countries and also found favor in the U.S. Air Force and Navy.
The Museum's plane is Northrop's prototype "Freedom Fighter." It was unveiled on May 30, 1959 in front of visitors from 40 foreign countries. Two months later, test pilot Lew Nelson flew the prototype, powered by two General Electric J85-5 turbojet engines, supersonic during its first flight at Edwards Air Force Base.
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