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"Demographic explanations for the recent rise in Europe's fertility"
John Bongaarts and Tomas Sobotka
Fertility as measured by the period total fertility rate increased in the large majority of European countries over the past decade. The present study first examines two perspectives on the demographic drivers of this largely unexpected trend: (1) the disappearance of period tempo effects that have distorted the total fertility rate downward in the past as the age at childbearing rose , and (2) a cohort driven process of recuperation at older ages of births that were postponed at younger ages. The empirical analysis is based on data from the Human Fertility Database with a focus on patterns and trends in the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Sweden. This assessment concludes that the two perspectives are consistent with one another, but that period changes provide a more parsimonious explanation for recent trends. The paper's second section examines the role of rising tempo distortions as the cause of low fertility in the 1990s and of their disappearance as the cause of the recent upturn. Two variants of the Bongaarts-Feeney method for removing these distortions are presented: (1) the conventional approach based on standard and widely available age-order specific fertility rates of the second order, and (2) an alternative life-table approach which makes tempo adjustments to order specific hazard rates. The latter method is preferred because it adjusts for the parity composition of the female population but its application has been limited in the past due to a lack of data. A substantial part of the recent upturn in fertility is found to be due to the disappearance of tempo distortions. The discussion highlights the analytic difficulties in interpreting quantum and tempo trends and attempts to reconcile differing interpretations of the demographic causes of recent fertility trends.
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By Mr. Brady of Brockton, a petition (subject to Joint Rule 12) of Michael D. Brady and others for legislation to require that assault and battery of a police officer responding to criminal activity to be prosecuted as a felony. The Judiciary.
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Go on Kotaku see this
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Ive been busy today, and tomorrow.
Making that Money money (yeah yeah)
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Pheonix Wright is awesome.
"All right, I've been thinking. When life gives you lemons, don't make lemonade. Make life take the lemons back! Get mad! I don't want your damn lemons, what am I supposed to do with these? Demand to see life's manager! Make life rue the day it thought it could give Cave Johnson lemons! Do you know who I am? I'm the man who's gonna burn your house down! With the lemons! I'm gonna get my engineers to invent a combustible lemon that burns your house down!"-Cave Johnson


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Sorry to burst your bubble, but I am worth MORE!!!!
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I am worth MORE!!!!
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It's all relative. I was comparing the cities themselves but the greater New York area has a popualtion of nearly 19,000,000 as of 2005. While the greater LA area has a population of 12,900,000.
I'd really be interested in seeing a post of yours that isn't calling someone dumb or stupid. Obviously you suffer from a superiority complex.
I'm well aware, actually. My point was that not taking into account the entire area seems a bit misleading. My apologies for the crass nature--I was smashed at 1:30am last night (hence TB's post) and tact wasn't part of the equation.Originally Posted by OrangePuck
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Early next week, the teachers' union and the administrators' union will vote on tentative agreements that could include wage freezes. On March 27, the Board of Education proposed massive cuts that included jobs, some sports teams, and reducing kindergarten to a half day. Since then, the unions have been negotiating vigorously. School Superintendent Bruce Karam says that if the district can meet its APPR requirements - in other words, put a teacher evaluation plan in place - an additional $3.8 million will be awarded to the school system. That, along with wage freezes would give the school district nearly $6 million to play with, Karam said, adding that job restorations will be based on seniority. "We will bring back teachers first - English, Math and Science," Superintendent Karam said. "We will bring back elementary teachers and keep class sizes low for grades one through 12, and one of my big priorities is bringing back full day kindergarten, because it's so important to the developmental process of educating children." The Utica Teacher's Association will vote to ratify the agreement on Monday and The Utica Administrator's Association will vote Tuesday. If a teacher evaluation plan can not be agreed upon, the money goes back to the state. |
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In the new comedy Run, Fat Boy, Run, a down-on-his luck Brit (played by Simon Pegg, who cowrote the script with Michael Ian Black) believes he can win back the woman he wishes he hadn't left at the altar by doing the one thing he believes will truly impress her: running a marathon. The film, which also stars Thandie Newton and Hank Azaria, with a cameo by The Office cocreator Stephen Merchant, is Schwimmer's feature film debut. The Toronto Film Festival described it as a "laugh-out-loud tale about the distances one average Joe will run for love."
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The world's leading center for Shakespeare studies Each edition includes: Freshly edited text based on the best early printed version of the play Full explanatory notes conveniently placed on pages facing the text of the play Scene-by-scene plot summaries A key to famous lines and phrases An introduction to reading Shakespeare's language An essay by an outstanding scholar providing a modern perspective on the play Illustrations from the Folger Shakespeare Library's vast holdings of rare books Essay by Coppélia Kahn The Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., is home to the world's largest collection of Shakespeare's printed works, and a magnet for Shakespeare scholars from around the globe. In addition to exhibitions open to the public throughout the year, the Folger offers a full calendar of performances and programs. Synopsis:For seventy-five years, the Folger Shakespeare Library has been the most respected resource for the scholarship and teaching of William Shakespeare. The editions are designed with everyone in mind—from students and teachers to general readers.
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A 74-year-old man driving a 2012 BMW X5 crashed through cable barriers separating two levels of a Loop parking garage Thursday — and his SUV came to a stop atop a 2005 Jaguar and a 2003 Mercedes-Benz parked on the level beneath him, police said.
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One of the Cedaredge downtown business owners interviewed by the Delta County Independent in last week's story about coping with the street project, Patrece Reed, has decided after all to close.
The last day was Saturday, Aug. 17.
The Wagon Wheel Café opened in April. According to Reed and some of her business neighbors on Main Street, the Wagon Wheel had not yet succeeded in establishing the regular clientele a small business depends on.
Reed said that the café was beginning to see a break-even cash flow but lacked sufficient operating reserves when business declined, she said, due to inconvenience of the street project. She didn't blame the street project for the closing but said it caused a drop off in trade. She noted the lack of capital to see business through the downturn it created.
Other businesses downtown have seen business drop off since the project started, the DCI reported last week. In that story Reed said that she would try and scale back her hours of business as an alternative to shuttering the establishment.
Small business needs capital to continue operating during any down business period. The Wagon Wheel was faced with meeting its business capital needs by taking on debt, which in a message to customers Patrece and her husband, Al, explained they were not willing to do.
"It is with deepest regret" that the Reeds have decided to close their restaurant, says a message to customers posted in the front door window.
"We have tried our best to stay in operation through what has been a challenging summer season. But at this time, the only practical action for us to take is to close our doors due to greatly reduced income and mounting debt," the message says. "We apologize that we were forced with having to make this most difficult decision."
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As Married...With Children enters its ninth season, the Bundy family's youngest member, Bud (David Faustino), has gotten a job at the motor vehicle bureau; Bud's older sister, Kelly (Christina Applegate), has become a commercial pitchwoman; father Al (Ed O'Neill) continues striking a blow for male chauvinist pigs worldwide as head of "NO MA'AM"; and mom Peg (Katey Sagal) at last invades the sanctity of Al's favorite hangout, the Nudie Bar. Next door at the D'Arcy home, Jefferson D'Arcy (Ted McGinley) worries that his past life as a spy will catch up with him, while wife Marcy (Amanda Bearse) invites her niece to her home -- and invites trouble when the girl scores with Bud. New to the series' cast is Harold Sylvester as Griff, another salesman at the shoe store where Al works. We also get to see a lot more of Al's buddies and fellow NO MA'AM members Ike (Tom McCleister), Sticky (Pat Millicano), and Bob (E.E. Bell). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Fast Feed Amid Growing Losses, BlackBerry Is Slashing 4,500 Jobs The Canadian smartphone maker warns investors revenue for the second quarter is expected to fall to $1.6 billion. Read More » By Alice Truong
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New trends in cloud security from Dell
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The Ventura Downtown Farmers' Market, located on the corner of Santa Clara & Palm Streets, will host a Blood Drive scheduled for Saturday, December 13 during regular Farmers' Market hours, 8 a.m. to 12 noon.
Conducted by United Blood Services, individuals can look for the United Blood Services van, which will be located on the corner of Palm Street. Those interested in giving blood, must be well and healthy and be able to show identification. Individuals who donate a pint of blood will receive a coupon for a free Marie Calendar's pie and $5 in gift certificates to use towards their purchases at the Farmers' Market. Both walk-ins and appointments will be accepted. To make an appointment, call 805-654-8104 or register on line at www.bloodhero.com. The sponsor code is VCCFM.
According to officials, blood continues to be in demand and individuals are encouraged to donate. Blood is especially needed during the holiday season when shortages tend to be low.
The Ventura County Certified Farmers' Market Association operates four weekly markets with two in Ventura, one in Thousand Oaks and one in Santa Clarita. The Ventura Farmers' Markets in downtown Ventura takes place every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Mr. Chairman, Ranking Member Brownback, and Members of the Subcommittee, I appreciate the opportunity to appear here today to discuss how the Office of Legal Counsel ("OLC") works to balance the values of transparency, accountability, and the confidentiality that are essential to good governance.
Let me say at the outset that the Department of Justice appreciates, and shares, this Subcommittee's interest in ensuring that our Government operates in as transparent and accountable a fashion as possible. Indeed, our Office frequently publishes opinions that address issues of interest to the Executive Branch, to Congress, and to the public, and our approach to publication is consistent with the approach of prior Administrations. At the same time, as Administrations of both parties have recognized, it cannot be denied that policy makers within the Executive Branch, like any other decision maker, sometimes have the need to consult with attorneys within the confidential bounds of the attorney-client relationship. Although there are times where the national interest requires that OLC advice remain confidential, at least for a time, I hope to dispel the notion that such legal advice constitutes in any sense "secret law" governing the lives of Americans.
The Office of Legal Counsel assists the Attorney General in his role as legal adviser to the President and to executive departments and agencies. Under our constitutional system, the Executive Branch must be able to come to a unified interpretation of the law in order to carry out the President's constitutional duty to execute the law faithfully, and doing so necessarily requires the ability to seek and obtain confidential, authoritative legal advice within the Executive Branch. That essential function has been recognized since the Judiciary Act of 1789, which provides that the President and the heads of the executive departments may request the opinion of the Attorney General on any question of law. For 54 years, the Attorney General's traditional function of providing legal opinions for the internal use of the Executive Branch has been assigned to OLC.
In connection with this function, OLC provides advice and prepares documents addressing a wide range of legal questions involving Executive Branch operations. Agencies ask OLC for advice and analysis on difficult and unsettled legal issues, often in connection with complex and sensitive operations that implicate national security interests. Our advice reflects the attorney-client relationship that exists between OLC and other executive offices, and, as in other attorney-client relationships, our advice is confidential. Protecting the confidentiality of OLC opinions helps ensure that decisionmakers will be willing to seek legal advice before they act. Indeed, without confidentiality, officials may be reluctant to seek our advice at precisely those critical times when it is most needed. Confidentiality also helps to ensure that the legal advice that policymakers receive will be completely candid.
I would like to address directly the concern that, by issuing confidential legal advice, OLC makes "secret law." It is true that, subject to the President's authority under the Constitution, OLC opinions are controlling within the Executive Branch on questions of law. However, OLC does not "make law" in the same sense that Congress or the courts do. While OLC's legal advice and analysis may inform the decisionmaking of its clients, the legal advice rarely, if ever, compels the adoption of any particular policy; rather, it remains up to policymakers to decide whether and how to act. OLC thus lacks the ability to affect private parties directly, and its legal views are not binding on the Legislative Branch, the courts, or members of the general public. If the Executive Branch adopts a policy that OLC has declared legally permissible, the policy will be public unless it is classified, and appropriate officials may be called upon to explain the policy, including its basis in law. (Classified activities are, of course, subject to review by the intelligence committees.) But effective policymaking is not possible if officials are inhibited by concerns that the advice they receive or their other internal, pre-decisional deliberations will be made public.
At the same time, OLC recognizes that many of its opinions address issues of interest to the government or to the public. It is our policy to publish such opinions whenever doing so is consistent with the legitimate confidentiality interests of the President and the Executive Branch, and this publication policy is sensitive to Congress's interests in understanding the legal reasoning relied upon by executive agencies. There has historically been a time lag between when an opinion is signed and when it is considered for publication, which reflects the need for confidentiality in the course of ongoing decisionmaking. Moreover, before publishing an opinion, OLC seeks approval from the office that requested it and generally solicits the views of other agencies and entities within the Executive Branch whose work may be affected by the opinion, a process that sometimes takes several months. There has been fundamental continuity from one Administration to the next in the criteria and procedures that OLC employs to make publication decisions. The Office's current approach to publication is consistent with historical practice. The publication review process has largely been completed for opinions signed in the years 1993-2000 but is ongoing for opinions signed since 2001. As a result, fewer of these more recently signed opinions have been published at this time. But during my tenure at OLC, the rate of publication has increased, and the period of time between opinion signature and opinion publication has decreased.
Since the beginning of 2005, OLC has published 81 of its opinions on its Web site. See http://www.usdoj.gov/olc/whatsnew.htm. Three more opinions were released in response to requests under the Freedom of Information Act, one was released in redacted form, and one was declassified and publicly released in response to a congressional inquiry. In all, 86 opinions have been made public since the beginning of 2005, more than 90 percent of which were signed during this Administration. The number of opinions made public since the beginning of 2005 thus exceeds the 71 unclassified opinions that the Office has signed during that time.
The Office of Legal Counsel remains committed to sharing our work product with the public, consistent with the need to protect policy makers' ability to obtain confidential legal advice. We are also committed to working with Congress, when it expresses interest in the work of the office. From time to time, Congress requests access to opinions that cannot be disclosed because they constitute confidential legal advice. Some other OLC opinions have been classified for reasons of national security, typically because they incorporate classified information provided by another agency or office. OLC acknowledges the importance of congressional oversight, however, and we remain committed to working with Congress to find appropriate ways to keep Congress well informed about the basis in law for Executive Branch policies, while at the same time respecting the attorney-client confidentiality and national security sensitivity of our work. For instance, the Department may provide a congressional committee with a statement of its position on a legal issue of interest to the Committee, while preserving the confidentiality of legal advice on that issue from OLC to an Executive Branch client. To take one concrete example, in response to congressional and public interest in the surveillance activities of the National Security Agency described by the President in December 2005, the Department of Justice prepared a 42-page white paper providing our views concerning the legal authorities supporting that program. In addition, during my tenure at OLC, representatives of the Office have appeared before numerous Committees to publicly discuss our legal views, and we have had many more private conversations with Members and staff on topics of mutual interest.
In sum, OLC recognizes the value of openness in government, which promotes public confidence that the government is making its decisions through a process of careful and thoughtful reasoning. By publishing OLC opinions when appropriate, we ensure that Executive Branch views are part of the public conversation on topics for which the Executive possesses relevant expertise. As we work to balance the values of transparency, accountability, and the confidentiality essential to good governance, our publication decisions will continue to reflect our commitment to a basic policy of openness, as well as to the important constitutional function of congressional oversight.


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Johnson County Says Farewell to Longtime SupervisorBy Gregg Hennigan, Reporter
IOWA CITY, Iowa – The Johnson County Board of Supervisors had what was perhaps its biggest crowd of the year at its meeting Thursday, but the people weren't there for any particular issue.
Instead, they were recognizing Sally Stutsman, who was elected to the Iowa House this fall and was attending her last meeting after 18 years as a county supervisor. About 50 people, mostly county employees and fellow elected officials, made up the standing-room only crowd in what was a surprise send-off for Stutsman. "I didn't expect this at all, but thank you for coming in," she said. "I'm just really so pleased. I mean, jeepers." Stutsman was first elected to the five-member Board of Supervisors, which is the county's legislative body, in 1994. She will start her term in the Legislature next month. She plans to formally resign from the Board of Supervisors Jan. 2. That will put in motion a state law that requires a committee of the county auditor, recorder and treasurer to appoint someone to the final two years of Stutsman's term or call a special election. A petition from the public could force an election. Like all of Johnson County's elected officials, Stutsman is a Democrat. But she's more conservative than most and comes from a farming family in the rural southern part of the county. A theme that emerged from the several speakers Thursday was Stutsman's interest in matters that affect people, particularly the disabled, those with mental health issues and civil rights. She received a certificate of recognition from the county's Targeted Case Management Advisory Board, which she sits on and which serves Medicaid recipients with mental or developmental disabilities. Supervisor Janelle Rettig said she was particularly proud of Stutsman's action on two issues before Rettig was on the board. One was passage of a human rights ordinance in 2007, the first county in Iowa with such a law. It banned discrimination based on sexual orientation, a protection not offered by state law at the time. Rettig also said Stutsman was supportive of an event in which people in same-sex relationships, like Rettig, applied for marriage licenses from the county before gay couples could legally wed in Iowa. "Sally got civil rights before it was cool," Rettig said. Stutsman replied, "You talk about those things and I sit here and think, 'Yeah, but it was the right thing to do.'" Stutsman cited flood recovery and the creation of a land-use plan and departments for human resources and information technology as highlights in her 18 years. Board Chairman Rod Sullivan, who organized Thursday's surprise, has said Stutsman helped reform a county government that was full of "cronyism, sexism, secrecy" before she was elected. Something Stutsman would rather forget? "Don't anybody mention Newport Road," she said to laughs. That was a reference to a bitterly divisive road plan proposed several years ago that Stutsman supported but ultimately was defeated in the face of strong opposition from residents of the area north of Iowa City. Jo Hogarty has been the supervisors' secretary for 25 years and described Stutsman as a mother figure for 18 of those. "I've gone through many supervisors, and you're one of the great ones," she said. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. |
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Bob Hope Lampoons Show Business | 1989 1988 - 1989 | Actor | n/a | 19897 |
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