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The President Health Proposal: Taxing Investment Income
Posted By Kathryn Nix On February 25, 2010 @ 5:00 pm In Obamacare | Comments Disabled
In preparation for today's bipartisan Health Care Summit [2], President Obama released his own version of health care reform earlier this week. The President's proposal includes several high-ticket provisions for expanding coverage. Since he has promised time and again not to raise taxes on the middle-class in order to pay for health care reform, the President's bill imposes a Medicare tax on the investment income of high-individuals to off-set some of the cost of expanding Medicaid and financing other provisions of his health agenda.
But, as Heritage analysts Karen Campbell and Guinevere Nell explain in a recent paper [3], these new taxes would have widespread adverse effects for all Americans, not just the wealthy that they target. This is partially due to the very nature of a tax:
The Cadillac health insurance plan tax is intended to reduce the usage of high-cost insurance plans. Similarly, the President's proposal's tax on tanning beds discourages their use; the same is the case with cigarette taxes. In several instances, taxes are imposed as punitive measures. So why on earth would the President impose a tax that would discourage investment, delaying recovery from the current economic downturn?
Moreover, Campbell and Nell lay out several ways in which this tax would hit average American households hard. First, the tax would reduce overall household wealth of American families by $274 billion per year. "The value of the investment portfolios of many households–not just the high-income households that directly pay the tax–are reduced by the tax on investment income." [3]
Second, reducing investment would decrease capital in the U.S. economy, which would reduce potential for economical growth. This affects not only the rate of job creation and wage increase: it would have a dramatic effect on the ability of the federal government to borrow money. According to Campbell and Nell [3], "A lower U.S. economic potential also harms the ability of the government to borrow, because investors lend to the U.S. based on the expected potential of the U.S. economy. Thus a lower potential economy puts upward pressure on government interest rates in order to attract financing for the nation's deficit." Raising government interest rates will add further to the financial burden on taxpayers.
President Obama's health care proposal would expand health coverage—but is the detriment to the U.S. economy and the burden on the taxpayer worth the cost?
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I am a second generation Mexican-American woman who comes from a working-class background. I grew up in a single-parent household with my three older brothers, in Pontiac, MI. As a teenager I was an average student and I worked in a pizza joint to help my mother pay bills. My only hope to fund a college education was to join the military. So, at 17, I signed up for the Army National Guard. For eight months during high school I served in the Guard. However, I soon realized that being in the army was not the life for me.
After graduation I moved to Grand Rapids, MI where I attended Kendall College of Art and Design. Much to my dismay, the experience of living as a starving artist left much to be desired. After a year hiatus from higher education, a dear friend convinced me to return to school in order to find my place in the world. With her encouragement, I enrolled in Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC).
It was at GRCC that I found my passion. I remember it struck me as I was learning water tables in my physical geography class, that everything suddenly made sense- the world, interconnectedness, everything. During my years at GRCC, I learned so much about the world. I traveled and I experienced more of life than I could have imagined. I explored Mayan ruins, interviewed indigenous women in Chiapas, and presented conference papers in different parts of the U.S. At the time, I thought my life would be great if I could become a travel writer, or maybe if I taught courses in a community college. My mentor then told me about graduate studies, something I had never heard of- I recall saying, "What's graduate school?" and once it was explained to me, "Wait, you can get paid to go to school and do research?!"
So, with the support of my mentor, I applied to four-year colleges with the intention of one day going to graduate school. I managed to get a scholarship to attend Aquinas College (AQ) for two years. While at AQ I continued to work fulltime as a waitress and somehow was still able to put money aside to continue traveling. I visited the ruins of Angkor Wat, hiked to the summit of Balinese temples in Indonesia, enjoyed hours of conversation and tea with a Tea Master in Singapore, and also returned to Mexico to spend my days with a toreador in Chiapas and to talk bugs with a man who weaves organic wool rugs in Oaxaca. The graduate school application process was brutal and while it seemed like a longshot that I would be accepted to a program, I figured that I could continue to live my life enlightened by geography.
Imagine my surprise when word came that I had been admitted to the master's program at Ohio University! The rest, as they say, is (her)story.
Previous Research
While at Ohio University I focused my research mainly on Gender and Development. During the summer of 2009 I volunteered at the Jubilee House Community - Center for Development of Central America (JHC-CDCA), in Ciudad Sandino, Nicaragua. At that time I conducted participant observations and semi-structured interviews with men and women who participated in the Cooperativa Hilandería Génesis, an organic spinning cooperative that functioned within the JHC-CDCA. My research explored how participating in construction work and in managerial positions in the context of project Génesis has affected perceptions of gender roles and relations in the public and private spheres. Women are not typically given the opportunities to be owners of businesses in Nicaragua, so for the members of project Génesis their status as worker-owners and their participation in building this cooperative from the ground-up has brought recognition of their power in both community and household level arenas. Cooperative members are seeing that they have new capabilities and are able to function in the workplace, completing tasks that are not typically ascribed to women, such as heavy construction labor or business management. Additionally, findings indicated that although the women working for project Génesis were not receiving pay for their labor, some were still able to renegotiate domestic labor with their spouses and family members, based on the hope of one day providing a better life for their family through future participation in the cooperative. However, while these women are able to manage a business and to do construction work it is unlikely that they will be given an opportunity to demonstrate these capabilities outside of the context of project Génesis or their households. Although there is a potential to transgress gender ideologies at the individual level through participation in gender-redistributive projects such as project Génesis, these types of projects do not challenge the social structures that perpetuate hegemonic gender ideologies at a larger scale.
Current Research
For my dissertation research, I will draw from feminist understandings of the global and intimate to reveal how Latino children of undocumented immigrants are impacted by and respond to everyday incarnations of immigration restriction and enforcement in particular spatial contexts.
Through my own experience I have learned the importance of having mentors to support and guide one through life. I would not be working on a PhD at UT-Austin were it not for the many mentors I have collected over the years. I want to play a similar role in the lives of students. I want to see the coming generations excel and succeed in life and will do everything that I can to inspire and teach others.
Staying in Balance
I find that it's incredibly important to maintain a healthy work/life balance. To me, that means staying physically active and remaining connected to my community. Much of my time is spent conditioning and training at the boxing gym (Austin Boxing Babes). I also enjoy cooking with/for friends, running and hiking with my dog, Nando, kayaking, swimming in various bodies of water, and volunteering at the women's shelter.


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Bonnie Raitt is up for Best Americana Album (still trying to wrap my head around that category) for "Slipstream" that had a killer reggae remake of Gerry Raffery's "Right Down The Line" on it.
Paul McCartney continues to put forth very impressive re-issues of his older albums with tons of extra material and notes. This year it was "Ram" which s up for Best Historical Album as "Ram Archive Collection (Deluxe Edition)"
George Harrison's Indian music mentor Ravi Shankar is nominated for Best World Music Album for "The Living Room Sessions" at the 92 years young.
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President Barack Obama on Tuesday revealed his 2015 budget. In it is a proposal to spend $5.23 billion to train 13,000 primary care residents over the next 10 years. Dr. William Curry, associate dean for primary care and rural medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, said Obama's proposal could help with growing primary care shortages, to a point.
Today, human spaceflight has a very different profile. The shuttle program ended in 2011, and the surviving shuttles are in museums. Science is now done aboard the International Space Station, which is partly served by commercial rockets.But the protein crystal experiments go on. "We've learned a lot," Lawrence J. DeLucas of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, one of the scientists involved, said in an interview last week.


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Prior to ETSU: Participated in cross country, track & field, tennis and basketball at Oak Ridge HS... was a four-year letterwinner in track under head coach Allen Etheridge.
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This pen and ink from Assisi Italy is a detailed drawing where I sat for some unknowable, but long, length of time to draw this image. Diane and I had climbed up the streets from the main plaza to the top of the hill where the historic fortified citadel sat. Parts of it had been restored and were a museum, other parts were in ruins. I found a 'comfortable stone' with the best view and settled in to attempt to capture the scene before me. Diane said she'd leave and we'd catch back up with each other at the hotel.
This is the view across parts of the town in the foreground and then another large structure on the next hill and beyond that to other buildings on the receding hills. It was still a morning light, and that Umbrian mistiness we'd noticed before shrouded this view, too. I sat there wondering where and how to begin. Curious if I could even begin to capture what I saw, with my simple four pen sizes. It's drawn in my Canson 5×8 sketchbook.
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they were either all at the cafe having their shots of espresso or home with mom having breakfast… you do some people you think would fit this image… that'll scare away the ones scerred of nakedness…
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wonderful drawing, no people but a stunning view! time of day probably!
time of day and quantity of talent… though I do have some funny people images from that trip… and I'll get around to loading them sometime , so we can laugh together… my favorite activity these days… laughing with others!
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I love the details and the light and shade.
As I was readying this to load I thought of you, Dave. The stones, the view, the history… you do such a great job presenting all of these… AND, I thought, Dave will probably agree with me… I did okay with them in this sketch, too. Thanks…;-)))
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Oh, thank you Catherine… work and beauty yes… but my butt on that stone seat and my cramped legs are probably why I eventually stopped drawing… I save the unnecessary edges to last for this reason… I think… ;-)))
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You know… you've been there and done that… so well, too.
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An amazing drawing James..your attention to detail is stunning..
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The F9F Cougar is the swept wing version of its forerunner, the F9F Panther -- Grumman's first jet fighter plane. As MiG-15s tangled with the slower, less agile Panthers and McDonnell Banshees over Korea, the Navy requested a swept wing F9F design from Grumman. The first Cougars were delivered in November of 1951, a year after the debut of the MiG-15 and never saw combat in Korea. But the Cougar, built as a stop-gap, became a successful design with 1,988 built. The last Cougar, an advanced trainer version, was phased out in 1974.
The Museum's Cougar was built at Grumman's Bethpage, New York factory and delivered to the Navy on January 25, 1955. The plane served with Navy and Marine units in North Carolina, Virginia, and Texas. In 1964, it was loaned to the King County Parks and Recreation Department and put on display at Marymoor Park. The Parks Department transferred the Cougar to The Museum of Flight in 1969. Today, it wears the colors of Navy Fighter Squadron VF-81.
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Population 1,316,470
State nickname The Granite State
Motto "Live Free or Die" (hence the lack of legally-required car insurance)
A bit gusty up here In 1934, New Hampshire's Mt. Washington was home to the fastest wind speed ever recorded. The gust was 231 mph.
The nation's first public library Petersborough has this claim to fame. The first library opened here in 1833.


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If it's in Sequim, Bob "Coop" Cooper has snapped it.
For more than 16 years, he was staff photographer for the Museum and Arts Center, cataloging more than 2,000 images of its collection.
Cooper was the longest active volunteer until retiring from his duties earlier this summer.
"Bob was a MAC icon and performed an immeasurable service to MAC during his time here," said Katherine Vollenweider, MAC executive director.
During his MAC tenure, he started a three-year photography program at Sequim High School and a Sequim Peaks photography program, a mentorship program for seventh- and eighth-graders that lasted for 10 years.
"I taught them how to shoot, process film and make prints," he said.
"I still miss the old black-and-white era."
Capturing the Coop
Cooper, 78, spent 42 years in the military and as a teacher of surgical, forensic and scientific photography.
From 1963-1969, he was a stringer photographer at Ohio State University for Sports Illustrated.
Cooper shot all collegiate sports, including profiles of OSU football coach Woody Hayes, who was known for his anger with players and reporters.
"I was told I made him mad once, but I had no idea why."
To supplement his income, Cooper worked as an infrared photographer on pollution and diseases' impacts on crops.
His work has appeared in Scientific American, more than a handful of books and several scientific journals.
"I've got tons of photographs," Cooper said.
He's spent time this summer cleaning out boxes filled with thousands of photographs, camera equipment and his photography master's degree thesis from Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
"Most of this stuff, I have no idea what I'd use it for now."
Camera victory
During World War II, Cooper worked for Paradise Seed Company selling seeds for victory gardens.
With that money, he bought his first camera, a plastic box camera with five rolls of film.
"I just took photos of whatever, point-and-shoot," he said.
As an Army combat engineer during the Korean War, he took thousands of slides.
"I get kind of tickled when people call themselves a photographer after taking a few point-and-shoot photos with a camera they just got," he said.
"I think of a photographer as someone who paid their dues."
Cooper uses Nikon cameras but says it is preference.
"Some people love Ford and others Chevy. I'm a Nikon man," he said.
Making the transition to digital photography late in his career initially frustrated Cooper.
He said he was dragged "kicking and screaming into the digital age" at the museum.
Scenic shots and landmarks are most popular to photographers in Sequim, but he prefers alleyways.
"You can find the neatest things in them," Cooper said.
"I found a few branches loaded with snails once."
If the action is in a lull, Cooper encourages resizing photographs.
"If you can't make it interesting, then blow it up," he said.
"Sometimes bigger is better."
Keeping your eyes open is another motto he lives by.
"I was told once by a Russian scientist that Americans are always looking up and not down," Cooper said.
"That's one thing I do is look around."
Snapping the future
Cooper fulfilled one of his life goals after moving to Sequim 17 years ago with his wife, Bonnie.
"I always wanted to work for a museum," he said.
But now he wants to spend more time with his wife and take more photos in Western Washington.
He volunteered an average of four days and 12-16 hours a week.
"I've met a lot of wonderful people through it," he said.
"One thing I'll always remember is receiving elk teeth as a thank you for taking photos."
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KDevelop 4
Developer(s) | KDE |
Initial release | December 6, 1999[1] |
Stable release | 4.6.0 (December 9, 2013[±] | )
Preview release | None [±] |
Written in | C, C++ |
Operating system | Unix-like, Windows |
Platform | KDE Platform |
Available in | Multilingual[2] |
Type | Integrated development environment |
License | GNU General Public License |
Website | www.kdevelop.org |
KDevelop is a free software integrated development environment (IDE) for the KDE Platform on Unix-like computer operating systems. KDevelop includes no compiler; instead, it uses an external compiler such as GCC to produce executable code.
The current version, 4.6, was officially released on 9 December 2013. It builds on KDE Platform 4 technology and supports C, C++, PHP, and Python development.
The last stable release of the previous major version, 3.5.5, which is based on K Desktop Environment 3 technology, supports many programming languages such as Ada, Bash, C, C++, Fortran, Java, Pascal, Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby. Released under the GNU General Public License, KDevelop is free software.
KDevelop Meeting | |||
Year | Venue | Date | Notes |
2008[3] | Munich, Germany | 4/12-4/18 | |
2009[4] | Mykolayiv, Ukraine | 4/19-4/26 | |
2010[5] | Berlin, Germany | 2/13-2/21 | co-hosted with Kate and Okteta Meeting |
2012[6] | Vienna, Austria | 23–29th Oct | co-hosted with Kate Meeting |
KDevelop 1.x and 2.x were developed over a period of four years from the initial KDevelop codebase.[7] Bernd Gehrmann started a complete rewrite from scratch and announced KDevelop 3.x on March 30, 2001.[8] Its first release was together with K Desktop Environment 3.2 in February 2004. The development of KDevelop 3.x stopped in 2008.
KDevelop 4.x has been under development since August 2005. It is a complete rewrite with a better core and a more object-oriented programming model.[9] In May 2010, the final version of KDevelop 4.0.0 was released.[10]
This article is outdated. (May 2011) |
KDevelop uses an embedded text editor component through the KPart framework. The default editor is KDE Advanced Text Editor, which can optionally be replaced with a Qt Designer-based editor. This list focuses on the features of KDevelop itself. For features specific to the editor component, see the article on Kate.
- Source code editor with syntax highlighting and automatic indentation (Kate).
- Project management for different project types, such as Automake, CMake, qmake for Qt based projects and Ant for Java based projects.
- Class browser.
- GUI Designer
- Front-end for the GNU Compiler Collection and GNU Debugger.
- Wizards to generate and update class definitions and application framework.
- Automatic code completion (C/C++).
- Built-in Doxygen support.
- Revision control (also known as SCM) support. Supported systems include CVS, Subversion, Perforce, ClearCase, Git, Mercurial, and Bazaar
KDevelop 4 is a completely plugin-based architecture. When a developer makes a change, they only must compile the plugin. There is a possibility to keep several profiles each of which determines which plugins to be loaded. KDevelop does not come with a text editor, but instead uses a plugin for this purpose as well. KDevelop is programming language independent and build system-independent, supporting KDE, GNOME, and many other technologies such as Qt, GTK+, and wxWidgets.
KDevelop has supported a variety of programming languages, including C, C++, Perl, Python, PHP, Java, Fortran, Ruby, Ada, Pascal, SQL, and Bash scripting. Supported build systems include GNU (automake), cmake, qmake, and make for custom projects (KDevelop does not destroy user Makefiles if they are used) and scripting projects which don't need one.
Code completion is available for C and C++. Symbols are kept in a Berkeley DB file for quick lookups without re-parsing. KDevelop also offers a developer framework which helps to write new parsers for other programming languages.
An integrated debugger allows graphically doing all debugging with breakpoints and backtraces. It even works with dynamically loaded plugins unlike command line GDB.
Quick Open allows quick navigation between files.
Currently, 50 to 100 plugins exist for the IDE. Major ones include persistent project-wide code bookmarks, Code abbreviations which allow expanding text quickly, a Source formatter which reformats code to a style guide before saving, Regular expressions search, and project-wide search/replace which helps in refactoring code.
See also[edit]
- Comparison of integrated development environments
- Qt Creator
- Code::Blocks
- CodeLite
- List of KDE applications
Further reading[edit]
- ^ "KDevelop – News of 1999". KDE. December 6, 1999. Archived from the original on June 7, 2011. Retrieved December 27, 2012.
- ^ "extragear-kdevelop". KDE Localization. Retrieved 2013-09-22.
- ^ harryF (2008-04-10). "KDevelop Team Meeting Agenda". KDE. KDE.NEWS.
- ^ Danny Allen, Artur Souza, Claudia Rauch, Torsten Thelke. KDE e.V. Quarterly Report 2009Q2-2010Q1 (Issue 13) (in English). KDE e.V. p. 2. Retrieved 2011-04-09.
- ^ Dominik Haumann (2010-03-08). "Kate, KDevelop and Okteta Developers Meet in Berlin". KDE. KDE.NEWS.
- ^ Milian Wolff (December 12, 2012). "Kate/KDevelop October Sprint: What's new in KDevelop". KDE. KDE.NEWS.
- ^ "ANNOUNCE: kdevelop-0.1.tar.gz". KDE. 1998-09-22. Retrieved 2013-09-22.
- ^ "A new IDE for a new millennium". KDE. 2001-03-30. Retrieved 2013-09-22.
- ^ "KDevelop4 moved". Retrieved 29 November 2009.
- ^ "Finally KDevelop 4.0 final published" (in English). 1 May 2010. Retrieved 2010-05-01.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins captain was still 'Sid the Kid' then, living with team owner Mario Lemieux and had not yet signed a 12-year $104 million deal.
Indeed, a lot has happened in the hockey life of number 87 since Jan. 9, 2010, the last time an Air Canada Centre audience had a chance to bask in Crosby's brilliance.
For one, 'Sid the Kid' is now 'Sid the Man', a little older but a lot wiser having dealt with career-threatening head trauma that has limited him to 47 games over the last 26 months and a bitter lockout that very nearly robbed him of another season of an extraordinary career.
While Crosby's appearance in Toronto - as it is in every NHL city - is always a special occasion for the fans it is also a date circled on players' calendars, particularly if it falls on Saturday in Toronto.
Growing up in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Hockey Night in Canada was a tradition in the Crosby household just as it remains today for millions of hockey-obsessed families across the country.
Like the National Football League's Monday Night Football, Hockey Night in Canada, a Canadian institution celebrating its 60th season, is the stage on which all players want to perform.
"I don't know how long it's been but it's been awhile," said Crosby following Saturday's game day practise when asked if he could remember his last visit to Toronto. "It's always fun, Hockey Night in Canada growing up it's something you always dreamed of doing.
"It never gets old.
"I always get excited to play here. We always seem to have a quick pace, it's not one the goalies usually enjoy."
Certainly Crosby and company made it a tough night for James Reimer as Pittsburgh outshot Toronto 41-26 pumping four goals past the Toronto netminder before clinching a 5-4 victory in an overtime shootout.
Crosby, the National Hockey League's scoring leader, slammed home a goal in the opening period to give him 40 points on the season then added the shootout winner snapping a pinpoint wrist shot by Reimer to cap a successful return to Toronto and run the surging Penguins winning streak to four games.
"I feel good, I feel comfortable the timing is there, it took a little while to get that but I'm just happy to be playing a lot of games," said Crosby, after extending his point streak to a season high seven games. "I feel like every night that I can adjust hopefully find ways to create some offense.
"Some nights are tougher than others but obviously the way our team is playing right now it makes it easier for everyone individually when we're all going."
With Crosby leading the NHL's top ranked attack, the Penguins have solidified their position at the top of the Atlantic division and are locked in battle with the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens for first in the Eastern Conference.
While the spotlight has been focused on Pittsburgh's powerhouse attack that includes Evgeni Malkin, the league's reigning most valuable player and James Neal, who is closing in on the goal scoring lead after potting his 16th of the season, coach Dan Byslma insisted there is much more to his team than flashy offense.
"There's focus on who gets the goals and there always will be when you have guys like Crosby and Malkin," said Bylsma. "You see those highlights every night and I'm not sure that is a good depiction of where our team is at or how we're playing."


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MOTORISTS are bracing themselves for weeks of lengthy delays when a busy main route into the city closes for major sewer works next month.
Ombersley Road will be shut to traffic coming into Worcester between Checketts Lane and its junction with Barbourne Road for five weeks from February 17.
The closure is to allow Severn Trent Water to carry out a £300,000 project to fit new pipework and install a small pumping station that will help protect residents on Barbourne Road and Sunnyside Road from sewer flooding.
A public meeting was held on Wednesday where businesses and residents were given the chance to learn more about the project and share their views.
But one Barbourne resident who contacted the Standard and asked not to be named said the closure would cause major disruption.
"Anyone who lives in this area knows how busy the road is at the best of times so to close it in one direction for five weeks will be disastrous - I cannot understand why it has to take so long," he added.
City councillor Jabba Riaz (Cons/Cathedral) does not represent the ward but said he had been contacted by a number of residents who had serious concerns.
He has now called for the public to have more say in the decision-making process over major roadworks.
"People know the work has to be done but they are just questioning whether it needs to be closed for this long," he said.
"A lot of the time there is a genuine perception that roadworks could be completed a lot quicker."
The project will run from February 10 until mid-April and will include the closure of Sunnyside Road with temporary traffic lights operating on Barbourne Road while work is carried out there.
During the Ombersley Road closure traffic will be diverted along Checketts Lane and onto the A38 Droitwich Road.
Frank Thompson, area manager at Severn Trent Water, said they would do their best to minimise disruption having worked closely with Worcestershire County Council's Highways team.
Jon Fraser, the council's Highways Manager said: "The first part of the work is scheduled during the school half term when roads are generally quieter and the section of Ombersley Road will only be closed one way, meaning that vehicles heading out of the city will be unaffected. Traffic heading into the city will only face a short diversion and traffic signals at the Tollhouse lights will also be switched off so vehicles will be able to flow freely to further help minimise disruption."
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33 U.S. Code § 3303 - Inventory and inspection of levees
Levee database
In general
Not later than one year after November 8, 2007, the Secretary shall establish and maintain a database with an inventory of the Nation's levees.
The database shall include—
Inventory and inspection of levees
Federal levees
The Secretary, at Federal expense, shall establish an inventory and conduct an inspection of all federally owned and operated levees.
Federally constructed, nonfederally operated and maintained levees
The Secretary shall establish an inventory and conduct an inspection of all federally constructed, non-federally operated and maintained levees, at the original cost share for the project.
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For non-Federal levees the owners of which are participating in the emergency response to natural disasters program established under section
701n of this title, the Secretary shall establish an inventory and conduct an inspection of each such levee if the owner of the levee requests such inspection. The Federal share of the cost of an inspection under this paragraph shall be 65 percent.
(Pub. L. 110–114, title IX, § 9004,Nov. 8, 2007, 121 Stat. 1290.)
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The annual meeting of Louisiana Housing Association, Inc., was held on Wednesday, Jan. 15 at 10 a.m. at the manager's office on Tella Jane Lane.
The association is a locally owned and operated 5013 corporation, and is in the business of providing 68 apartments at an affordable rate for senior citizens, handicapped disables and for families with no more than four individuals, the rent is based on income.
Some rental assistance is available from USDA Rural Development and from HUD Section 8 administered by the NECAC agency based in Bowling Green. The association operates at three locations: Field Village at 1000 North Carolina Street, Swisher Village in the 200 block of North Seventh and North Eight streets, and Waltman Village in the 500 block of Tella Jane Lane.
Three two-bedroom apartments are available, all of these at Swisher Village. All other units are one bed-room apartments. The association was formally organized the 1976 and built Field Village that year. Swisher was built in 1980 and Waltman in 1986.
The annual meeting was called to elect three board members for three-year terms. Those elected by the membership are Donald Bronson, James Flaherty, and Robert H. Ince. Bronson and Flaherty were re-elected and Ince now joins the board as a new member replacing Joyce Bell, who chose not to be a candidate at this time.
Mrs. Bell was first elected to the board in January 1993, and she has served faithfully for these many years. Mr. Bronson was first elected to the board in 1976 and served until 1981, and came on the board again in April 2012 replacing Mary Haddock, who had passed away. Mr. Flaherty became a member of the board in January 2001.
Other business of the annual meeting conducted was to elect officers. Those chosen were the Rev. D. Randall Cone, president James Flaherty, vice-president serving in that position since 2002; Grace Jane Catlett, secretary/treasurer serving since January 2006 in that position; and Mary Littrell, assistant secretary/treasurer serving in that position since January 2003.
Cone was first elected to the board in January 1987 and served until 1993, and then was re-elected to the board in 1996 and has served president since January 1998. Catlett came on the board in January 2005. Mary Littrell has been a member since January 2001.
Other members of the board are Mary Ellen Griffith who became a board member in May 2005 and Robert Kilby who has served on the board since January 2001, and Delores Poor who became a board member in January 2006.
Mrs. Ronnie (Brenda) Hurd became the site manager and bookkeeper for the association in January 2009 and keeps regular hours at the housing office at 522 Tella Jane Lane.
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