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Royal Mail calls for tougher law on dangerous dogs
7:00am Friday 23rd November 2012 in Bradford By Rhys Thomas, T&A Reporter
Royal Mail bosses have called for tougher legal sanctions against owners of dangerous dogs that attack postmen and women.
Figures show that 19 postal workers across the Bradford postcode area were attacked by pets between April 2011 and April 2012.
Nationally, in the same period, more than 3,000 postmen and women were savaged by dogs.
An inquiry commissioned by Royal Mail Group chairman Donald Brydon looked into dog attacks and concluded that tougher legal sanctions were needed.
Now, Royal Mail will take a more robust approach to suspending deliveries to addresses where dog attacks take place and will pursue legal action against owners of dangerous dogs.
Mr Brydon said: "Dog attacks cause injuries and terrible trauma to our staff. Nobody should have to endure this and our staff are at an increased risk of such attacks simply because of the job they do.
"We welcome the findings in Sir Gordon Langley's independent report, especially his call for an urgent reform of the laws in England and Wales. We have also taken on board his comments that Royal Mail should take a more robust approach with customers whose dogs attack postmen and women. We will adjust our policies immediately."
Sir Gordon said: "It is a matter of real concern to learn of the extent and frequency of attacks on postal workers and to find that for a considerable time there has been almost general agreement not only on the inadequacies of the present law in England and Wales, but also on the nature of the reforms required to address it."
The inquiry recommended that the law target owners rather than dogs. It highlighted that the legal sanctions available when dogs attack people on private property are largely limited to action against the dog, including issue of a control order or a destruction order. Tougher measures are available against owners whose dogs attack in public places.
The report calls on Parliament to repeal current legislation and provide a new statute which enables criminal sanctions to be taken against owners of dogs which attack people, wherever it takes place. It also calls for compulsory microchipping of dogs.
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7:56am Fri 23 Nov 12
Walruss says...
I found that standing my ground and then dropping the heavy postbag on its head worked a treat on many occasions. Growling back, worked as well to a point.
One of the most terrifying moments was when 20 geese came round the corner of the house! I think they were concerned about forthcoming Xmas.
8:10am Fri 23 Nov 12
Blotto says...
So you've been properly "Goosed" then?
8:56am Fri 23 Nov 12
RollandSmoke says...
9:19am Fri 23 Nov 12
webess says...
Can't see why anyone feels the need to keep a dog, let alone a savage dog at home.
10:15am Fri 23 Nov 12
Joedavid says...
10:17am Fri 23 Nov 12
dawnfrombradford says...
10:27am Fri 23 Nov 12
Albion. says...
webess wrote:Fully agree!
It's not just postmen who're getting attacked by dogs. Meter readers, paper delivers, phone engineers etc are all subject to dog attacks.
Can't see why anyone feels the need to keep a dog, let alone a savage dog at home.
The law actually needs changing so that prosecutions and penalties are the same, whether the dog attacks on private property or public, at the moment the two are different.
Meanwhile, I think the Royal Mail should not only refuse to deliver to any address where a dog has attacked or behaved aggressively, and send all the mail back to the sender, explaining that they are unable to deliver to that address.
11:10am Fri 23 Nov 12
Outraged English Subject says...
webess wrote:Totally agree, and rollandsmoke suggestion that "they should be required to collect their mail from the sorting office." Should, prompt the owners into action.
It's not just postmen who're getting attacked by dogs. Meter readers, paper delivers, phone engineers etc are all subject to dog attacks.
Can't see why anyone feels the need to keep a dog, let alone a savage dog at home.
1:36pm Fri 23 Nov 12
The Hoffster says...
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5:29pm Fri 23 Nov 12
cheeky1 says...
5:26am Sat 24 Nov 12
thelastmanstanding says...
I once did a stint as a postie for the christmas rush 2010.
After dog attack number 2 (neither of them stuck their teeth in me properly, they just grabbed hold of my trouserleg), i started taking packets of dog chews with me and bribing the dogs with half a chew and then stroking them before entering the garden. Lighten it's mood a little bit.
When I started using that method I never got attacked again.
Oh, and don't put your fingers in the letterbox as that's just plaqying with fire
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So I've had hard time getting some actual advice from my teachers and have nobody else on my design team(I'm flying solo) for guidance. All we really do in school is copy simple shapes/drawings with a set of instructions to guide us. We don't have a CMM here either so I've been measuring things with a set of digital calipers and some oddball methods I've devised from my woodworking tools(framing square, bevel gauge,etc.).
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I just feel like my browser tree is cluttered and my file size could be smaller if I did extrudes instead of sweeps and vice versa. Don't be afraid to be tough on me. I won't cry lol.
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Good job.
I suspect that you do not really need the workpoints.
Thanks. I was kinda testing something out with the work points after watching some videos on using point clouds. I originally would just use my original profile sketch to project and continually share the sketch but wasn't sure if that was too sloppy. I'm trying to be more analytical about my methods so my models don't crash if I need to alter dimensions down the line.
I often go back and refine my models from scratch once I understand the geometry (read Steve Wozniak's book).
Your design (not considering design for manufacturability) is better than 99% of the work I see posted here (and assuming it will perform the function for which it was designed). What is this? How will it be manufactured? Material?
It is the upper part of a "crop lifter". They attach to combines and foragers and float along the ground to lift stalk crops that have been blown over in the wind. It will most likely be cast of malleable iron and further machined on surfaces surrounding the holes I need to place yet.
The model is incomplete because the size of it was hitting 2mb. The geometry of the curvature was so difficult to derive until I read a post on here about surface modeling. I may not post often but I'm on here everyday reading of other people problems and solutions for everything lol.
2MB is not particularly large (I have a 40MB file that works fine).
I suspect this file could be made smaller through different techniques, but not much smaller.
You might go into Inventor Tooling (create new Mold.iam file) and treat it as though the material was plastic and examine draft (this can also be done without going into Tooling) - just for experience. Also you can account for shrinkage on cooling.
FEA and/or Dynamic Simulations might be other areas you want to get into with this model.
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Another candidate for this year's Darwin Award.
Interesting the number of business-related crimes that are quickly dealt with because of srveillance cameras. Yet, the City of Palo Alto Police don't seem to be advocating for this sort of equipment in public places, where street crimes sometimes occur.
Wonder why?
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Not to condone a robbery, but I can understand how stressful it must be for someone who is poor to see so much money being made by people who sell junk, or calories to the overweight..
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Huh? So, employee is disgruntled and poor because he's mad at his employer?
This business provided a job for him.
He's a thief! What else is he capable of when options are made available to him?
What do we owe people from lower economic homes? The keys to our homes and businesses?
Unbelievable, only in PA have I seen such comments such as yours. It is called personal responsibility, does he just have to apologize and if you were the owner of this business would you not press charges as he is just a poor?


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"I love the Boston forever. The hockey begin now because the no good raisin balls Gary Bettman and the no good jabroni the Donald Duck or the Donald Fehr whatever you want me to call him make deal. They make me mad because they make the fan lose the respect for the sport. Now the player have to work hard to make the fan happy so they pay the big money to come and see them play the sport. I respect the hockey I love the fan forever. If you don't like the hockey than you deserve to like only the cricket because hockey is real sport like the Wrestling."http://www.daysofyorr.com/2013-articles/january/the-iron-sheik-s-thoughts-on-the-nhl-lockout.html
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It's a gloomy afternoon in Winnipeg. The hilarity of David Krejci getting smoked by a pane of glass has worn off now that he missed practice today (stupid glass bangers). TSN is actually airing the Florida vs. New Jersey series, which may interfere with those who wish to watch the Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia game tonight. The bad news is piling up. With that in mind, check out this sweet picture of former Jets goaltender Tim Cheveldae to get your day back on track! Tip of the cap to reader Nick Hebert for finding this gem. Ed. Note: The Bruins Blog is reporting that Krejci will be ready to play in tomorrow's game. We can resume our laughter.
Zakuani sighting! Source: http://www.soundersfc.com/News/Articles/2012/04-April/Steve-Zakuani.aspx (Thanks Thalas)
I'm sure this is a sign of something portentous.
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The federal government is launching new research into post traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
The U.S. Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs plan to invest $107 million to examine PTSD and brain trauma in U.S. service members and veterans, the departments announced this week.
Operation Iraqi Freedom left Dubuque veteran Steve Klein with PTSD and several physical injuries. He calls the Veterans Freedom Center in Dubuque a saving grace.
"It's a safe place to go," he said at the center. "You know, I don't have to be on my toes the whole time, I can just come down and be me and be around other veterans."
The Veterans Freedom Center is a non-profit community center for vets of all ages. Vietnam War veteran Jim Wagner co-founded the center but said he was in no place to help anybody 10 years ago.
"When I was younger, it was boiling, and then as I got older, it started boiling over and it was coming out," Wagner said, of his intense feelings. "That's when it really got bad and I had to go then."
Wagner went to the VA and got a diagnosis of PTSD. That was 30 years after returning from combat.
"Early on, I thought it was just me," Wagner said. "I thought, 'Oh, I went through Vietnam and I'm having a little trouble adjusting,' you know, depression and all that, but then, as I got older, it kept getting worse and worse."
He describes having had a short fuse and experiencing peaking emotions.
"You're so used to Vietnam, where everything has to be perfect, that it's hard to drop that when you get back here -- that if things are not perfect, you're not going to die," Wagner said.
PTSD doesn't only affect the veteran who has it.
"My wife and kids had to go through that, too," Wagner said. "At the time I went up for treatment, I was so far down that I thought there's not coming back. Felt worthless, couldn't do anything right."
He encourages any vet of any age who may be dealing with PTSD to seek treatment, like Steve Klein did.
"We've had several down here went through PTSD treatment and came back," Wagner said at the center. "And it's quite a difference. They're completely turned around. A little smile on their face instead of a frown all the time."
Through counseling and medication from the VA and the support of his fellow veterans, Wagner is now helping other vets.
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He calls it his mission to pay it forward.
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Charlie Brimeyer is executive director of the Dubuque County Veterans Affairs Commission. He said any vet who may have PTSD should go to the VA Hospital in Iowa City and get diagnosed.
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Sarah (Sassoon) Guyard-Guillot, an artist in the Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas production of KÀ who died June 29 while performing in the acrobatic spectacle, fell approximately 90 feet and died from multiple blunt force trauma, according to the Nevada Clark County Office of Coroner/Medical Examiner.
Guyard-Guillot, 31, who fell during the final scene in which performers engage in an aerial battle while wearing safety harnesses attached to a cable, was a citizen of France and resident of Las Vegas.
As previously reported, performances of KÀ have been canceled until further notice.
According to a press statement from the Clark County Office of Coroner/Medical Examiner, "The manner of her death was accidental. The Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is continuing the investigation into how this accident occurred. The OSHA investigation could take up to six months to complete."
"I am heartbroken," said Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté in a previous statement. "I wish to extend my sincerest sympathies to the family. We are all completely devastated with this news. Sassoon was an artist with the original cast of KÀ since 2006 and has been an integral part of our Cirque du Soleil tight family. We are reminded, with great humility and respect, how extraordinary our artists are each and every night. Our focus now is to support each other as a family."
A statement on the company's Facebook page reads, "Our thoughts are with her family and the entire Cirque du Soleil family." The company is currently working with the appropriate authorities and is offering full cooperation.
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It has been blown out of proportion by local law enforcement the dangers associated with cannabis use. I feel the tactics used by law enforcement are unethical, and seeing how they use misconceptions, leaves their credibility in question. A sad day for compassion and freedom in Yamhill County.
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3.23/5 rDev -8.2%
way past its prime, as you would reasonably expect any beer under 2% abv to be after a couple of years. I liked the smell okay though, loaded with fresh orange peel and high acid orange juice. the look is a little gross, dull yellow color and really thick for how low alcohol it is, but it contributes a fairly frothy mouthfeel that I think would have been nice had the flavors of the hops and wheat malt no faded so much. I think the world needs more beer like this, flavorful craft selections with negligible alcohol content, its perfect for summer boating and hiking, and I would love to see this fresh in 30 pack cans. it just isn't one to hold on to and like the jester king collaboration, it just didn't stand the test of time. I hope they make this again and I can find it fresh though, the potential for a real nice refresher is definitely there.
08-11-2014 14:25:51 | More by StonedTrippin
2/5 rDev -43.2%
07-05-2014 00:24:34 | More by Raziel313
3.5/5 rDev -0.6%
06-07-2014 09:40:55 | More by Kaizoku
3.63/5 rDev +3.1%
I appreciated the amount of hops put into this beer. It was very bitter, although it did have an IPA aroma. Also, it was very light, definitively a day beer or session beer, but, 1.90 ABV? Really, this is for those who are on a diet, or those kicking the habit. Nice placebo effect though.
Good beer to try, very interesting, but hardly enjoyable. Ferments in bottle, but hardly any.
04-17-2014 23:52:06 | More by JulioH
4.5/5 rDev +27.8%
01-28-2014 18:37:54 | More by biokid23
3/5 rDev -14.8%
10-25-2013 01:31:48 | More by vermilcj
3.5/5 rDev -0.6%
10-13-2013 05:24:19 | More by Rekrule
2.94/5 rDev -16.5%
Pour is orange with light haze and a ridiculous white head, giant and chunky, thought it might be infected at first. Scent reveals light floral and grassy hops, lots of pale malt. Smells like a very old/tame IPA, but not bad considering the ABV.
Taste is mostly pale malts with some bread, wheat and meh-adjunct tastes. Very light herbal and grassy hop presence. Mouthfeel is kinda watery with lowish carbonation.
Well it's a low alcohol beer, and it tastes like one. A decent scent for the style but the rest is probably what you'd expect - quite bland. I do give Mikkeller props for just putting out beers like this though.
09-21-2013 15:58:07 | More by Chico1985
2.96/5 rDev -15.9%
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a standard pint.
A: Hazy, opaque, golden hue. Pours a 3 finger, cascading, frothy, white head. Craters very slowly, and unevenly. Slight spotty lacing.
S: Wheat, tons of lemon citrus, clove, and oregano.
T: Very light on the wheat, construction paper, with a lemon infusion. But not really sweet.
M: Light, shallow, crisp with a steely finish... like chewing on a copper pot. Harsh.
D: The harsh bitterness in the finish, will put the kabosh on a quick finish.
Atmosphere is really strong. Huge head, fair lacing. Nose is wheaty, with plenty of lemon citrus, and some Italian spice. Light, thin, and shallow wheat and paper with a harsh citrus infusion. Overall, this is an average quaff.
08-31-2013 20:28:09 | More by bmwats
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3.75/5 rDev +6.5%
08-29-2013 02:14:42 | More by Sludgeman
4.01/5 rDev +13.9%
A: Pours a hazy golden yellow with 2+ fingers of head that retains for a good while. Eventually settles down to a thin cap that leaves some very nice lacing
S: Big notes of fruity esters from the yeast along with a good amount of sweetness and lightly citrus hop character
T: Quite a lot of flavors going on here. Get some fruity esters and a light yeasty spiciness followed by the lightly citrusy hops. A light bitterness is present throughout
M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation
O: Wow. Who would have guessed that this kind of brew (the sub-2% alcohol kind) could have this much flavor packed into it. Nicely aromatic and flavorful. So much so that it has more than some 6%'ers that I've had in the past. A little stiff on the price at $5 for an 11.2 oz. bottle, but definitely worth it to try once and see quite a successful experiment work out as well as this one. Gotta give some props to Mikkeller on this one
08-03-2013 04:05:31 | More by BEERMILER12
3/5 rDev -14.8%
07-08-2013 17:57:21 | More by Tyrus
2.75/5 rDev -21.9%
07-06-2013 21:08:58 | More by tbryan5
3.75/5 rDev +6.5%
06-18-2013 04:43:15 | More by DrunkinYogi
4/5 rDev +13.6%
06-09-2013 22:46:33 | More by zapahoppa
4/5 rDev +13.6%
04-15-2013 01:34:37 | More by spycow
4.5/5 rDev +27.8%
03-03-2013 16:45:37 | More by chippo33
3.75/5 rDev +6.5%
02-16-2013 22:27:07 | More by Mattias
New York
4.75/5 rDev +34.9%
01-24-2013 13:44:43 | More by GrindFatherBob
4.11/5 rDev +16.8%
A - Hazy golden-orange with a finger of frothy slightly off-white head. Fades fairly slowly.
S - Wheat and sweet grainy malts, lemon zest, citrus and grassy hops.
T - Wheat and sweet grainy malts, floral and grassy hops, some bitterness, some lightly tart lemon zest.
M - Medium-minus bodied with moderate carbonation. Smooth with dry and bitter finish.
D - Good body and flavor for such low ABV. Very sessionable.
01-16-2013 03:21:56 | More by ngeunit1
United Kingdom (Wales)
3.25/5 rDev -7.7%
12-29-2012 22:58:49 | More by CwrwAmByth
3.68/5 rDev +4.5%
From notes. Pours a hazy orange with a big foamy white head. Tons of lacing. There are clumps of bubbles sticking all over the glass. It really doesn't smell like much. I was expecting the aroma to be the standout strength of the beer and wouldn't be surprised if it was with a pint poured from a fresh keg. However, from this bottle that has traveled unknown miles, I'm just getting a light citric hoppy flavor. It's nice and a big step up from any other beer that I've had in this style or under 3% abv, much less 2%. The taste is a very refreshing, mildly tart hoppiness on top of pale fresh barley. It sort of tastes like lemon skins mixed into sparkling water. The malt mostly provides body. It's a rather dry beer. Mouthfeel is creamy and full. This is not an easy beer to rate, and it certainly benefits from style comparison. However, that doesn't mean that I don't like the beer. It's quite good, really.
11-21-2012 03:31:45 | More by popery
2.83/5 rDev -19.6%
11.2 fl oz brown glass bottle with standard pressure cap served into a Uinta pilsner glass in me gaff in low altitude Los Feliz, California. Acquired at a nearby beer store for an appalling $5.99. Since Mikkeller is my all-time favourite brewery and I'm on a mission to review every beer Mikkel puts out, I broke down and bought it - even though I hated last year's release. Hopefully this one is better. Reviewed live. 1.9% ABV confirmed. Note that the label reads "Drink'in the Sun 12"; this is definitely a distinct beer from other similarly titled listings on the site. We're not just noting that this is the 2012 release of "drink'in the Sun"; that beer is 2.4% ABV by all accounts.
Imported by the Shelton Bastards. No wonder it's so pricey.
Served straight from the refrigerator. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
The goal of this beer seems pretty clear by the title: this is meant to be a refreshing "American Style Wheat Ale" you could drink on a lazy summer day. I'll factor this in to my review.
Yields a satisfying "ksh" upon opening. No problems with liquid surging out or anything of that nature.
A: Pours entirely head. I'm talking the entire glass. Khaki colour, beautiful thick rolling cream, excellent thickness, and certainly no problem with retention; it'll probably hold for about six minutes. As the head slowly recedes (from the bottom, I mean...), I glimpse the body: it's pale yellow in colour, surprisingly vibrant, and transparent. Translucent as well. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show. Looks pretty good. It's somewhat unique, in any case.
Sm: Crystal malt, wheat, pale malts, minimal floral hops, maybe some lemon zest. An average strength aroma. Pleasant and appealing, but simple.
T: Very full bodied wheat build, but it runs a bit thin in the third act and on the finish. Overly hopped; too much floral character is out of balance with the very limited malt bill. I get a bit of lemon zing on the climax, a nice touch. It's surprisingly subtle for the style (if we're calling it a "low alcohol beer", which seems more an arbitrary characteristic than a style per se) and I wouldn't call it unrefreshing. Certainly no alcohol comes through. And no yeast either. I will say that it's bland and imbalanced.
Mf: Off. Wet throughout, but with alternatingly smoothness and coarseness that lacks motivation. It's also a bit unnatural in its slick quality. I don't care for the mouthfeel at all.
Dr: It's just so pedestrian. If it wasn't so low alcohol, I wouldn't be impressed with its flavour. But even as a surprisingly flavourful low alcohol beer, it isn't an ultimate success: I wouldn't want to drink lots of this for the taste. In that respect, it falls short of its goal. In any case, it's much better than I remember last year's release being. Still, it's quite overpriced. I wouldn't get this again, but if Mikkel brews a 13 next year, I'll be the sucker who buys it. A noble attempt from Mikkeller, and an interesting experiment, but ultimately a failure
11-11-2012 02:32:50 | More by kojevergas
3/5 rDev -14.8%
10-22-2012 22:55:34 | More by MrRockstar
3.73/5 rDev +6%
Wow, 1.9%? The last beer I had that was this low was a cheap, watery NA.
Pours a cloudy amber-gold with a decent head into my glass. For something that's low in alcohol, you wouldn't know it.
Hops and buttery (?) wheat notes greet the nose. Again, unless you've had a lot of NA beers, you would not be able to tell.
Crisp, refreshing and surprisingly full of flavor. The bread hits you hard, which is probably the only "negative" (because really, there aren't many) about this beer.
Lingering butteriness is a bit of a buzzkill. Otherwise, not bad at all.
For a low alcohol beer, I gotta rate this well because if you've had the style, it's mostly sweet, carbonated grain-water and this makes an attempt to rise above.
09-18-2012 23:49:55 | More by Brad007
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Carly Won't Get Votes From HP'ers
Original post made by Paul Losch on Sep 2, 2010
She made a comment that the people she knows and works with at both places will not vote for Carly for US Senator or Meg for Governor. Boiling down a complex discussion to its essence: both were unpleasant to work for. Carly was especially criticized for how she ran HP, less of that with Meg.
All this is purely anecdotal, but many of us have friends and neighbors who work at both places. I hear more of the HP story, and from others around Carly, and she clearly was, to put it mildly, a polarizing figure. For those that heard her "debate" Barbara Boxer (for whom I hold little regard,) it is pretty clear that she has some vulnerabilities on policy questions, and her track record.
Meg was a very effective CEO at EBay and I don't have any close contacts at that company, so the comment by my acquaintance surprised me a bit, but I can see it could be the case. Most people I know around town and elsewhere are very tired of Meg's media overkill. Meg is a former Procter and Gamble brand manager who now is peddling Brand Meg, to excess in the opinion of many I talk with.
I remember in the mid-1970's, a mediocre incumbent Senator, John Tunney, ran for re-election and lost to former SF State U President SI Hayakawa, who was a equally mediocre choice for a US Senate seat.
Between Brown and Boxer, Meg and Carly, the bar once again is set pretty low.
As one very witty friend of mine put it: "I will vote against the evil of two lessers."
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I know a lot of current and former HP people. None of them are voting for Carly. She was an incompetent CEO and she would be an incompetent Senator. The time to fire her is right now!
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I have also heard from neighbors, formerly at HP, who hated Carly. However, they were then, and still are, dead wood (real whiners). Carly was faced with an ingrown company, grown fat and lazy under the paternalistic 'family' of "Dave" and "Bill". When Carly got there it was headed downhill fast.
I don't care for her, personally, because I don't like bitchy women. However, I must say that she turned that company around, with her aquisition of Compaq as well as her willingness to cut the dead wood and sense of entitlement at that company. HP is better off having had her there. Mark Hurd was protected from the dirty work (except his own!), because of Carly, and he was able to focus on strategic mergers and aquisitions.
I will vote for Carly, even though I don't support some of her social issues. California needs a tough broad, and she is one.
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(FOX 11 / CNS) Police today were seeking the public's help in locating a driver who left the scene after hitting and seriously injuring a teenage cyclist in Anaheim.
The accident was reported around 11:45 p.m. Wednesday in the 900 block of Harbor Boulevard south of La Palma Avenue, Officer John Roman told a news photographer at the scene.
The victim, a male of between 16 and 18 years old, suffered a major head injury and was taken to a hospital for treatment, Roman said. Video from the scene showed a bicycle with a bent front tire lying next to a puddle of blood in the street.
Harbor Boulevard was closed in both directions south of La Palma to accommodate the crash investigation, Roman said. Witness Angelina Lucero, who had just finished working a shift at Disney's California Adventure theme park, told the photographer the cyclist was on the street motionless but still breathing when she came upon the crash scene.
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DeKalb County police say the suspect in Tuesday's shooting at a DeKalb County elementary school had nearly 500 rounds of ammunition on him when he was apprehended.At a news conference on Wednesday, DeKalb County Police Chief Cedric Alexander said Michael Brandon Hill walked into the Ronald E. McNair Discovery Learning Academy Elementary School armed with an AK-47 and 498 rounds of ammunition. The frightening incident forced the evacuation of the school on Tuesday afternoon. Authorities released a jarring image of the 20-year-old terroristic suspect Wednesday. Wearing a loose-fitting black T-shirt, Hill stood in front of a mirror posing with one hand holding an AK-47 – barrel pointed up -- and another on the cell phone he used to take the pic.
DeKalb County Police Det. Ray Davis, lead detective in the investigation, did not comment on what Hill's motivation might have been for his terroristic actions. He said no other weapons were found on the school grounds.The AK-47, ammunition and bag have been recovered by law enforcement, Alexander said. ATF agents currently have custody of the weapon.Chief Alexander credited the numerous law enforcement agencies that participated in securing McNair Academy, taking Hill into custody and aiding in returning the students to their parents waiting at the Walmart on Gresham Road, just north of I-20.He specifically lauded Antoinette Tuff, the school worker who spoke directly with Hill when he walked armed into the school administration office."She put herself in front of him to separate those children, rest of the faculty, from getting hurt," he said.
Davis confirmed that officers did fire at Hill. The suspect fired his AK-47 in the McNair administration office, police said. Once he stepped outside of the office, officers did fire at him. Hill said, "[He] did fire shots in the direction of officers.""We have to make a reasonable assumption that he was there to do harm to somebody," the chief said.
As police surrounded the school, a surprisingly calm Tuff offered to walk Hill out of the building to surrender. He told him to put down his gun, take the bullets out of pocket and lay on the ground.In the 911 call, Tuff is heard telling Hill, "It's going to be alright sweetie; I just want you to know that I love you though, OK, and I'm proud of you. That's a good thing that you're giving up and don't worry about it, we all go through something in life."When authorities entered the office, Hill was on the ground.Police said Hill not enter any of the classrooms during his time at the school. Police were able to take him into custody without incident.There was some clarification of law enforcement's investigation into a car parked nearby the school. Earlier reports indicated that something may have detonated in the car. A DeKalb official said a K-9 keyed onto some potentially dangerous materials in the car. He said it was soon determined that Hill had no connection to the car and that the items in the car did not pose a threat.Hill is charged with possession of a firearm during a crime, possession of a firearm at a public gathering, false imprisonment, aggravated assault, terroristic threats and acts and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He waived his first DeKalb County court appearance Wednesday.
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This unit has performed admirably in daily use for more than 5 months. There is a minor design flaw in the "locking" mechanism, which causes the unit to become dysfunctional. The locking piece is too soft and does not hold its contact points under prolonged use, causing the basket to come apart. A temporary solution is to install a screw in the bottom of the cap, thereby increasing the contact pressure. The manufacturer needs to change the durometer or use dissimilar materials.
My kids love using this. They cannot eat dairy so they love snow cones. It chops the ice great and we haven't had any problems with it. We've been using it for over a month now.
We have had snow cones every day since it arrived. I have met neighborhood kids I never knew - including their cousins! The machine puts out the "snow" quickly enough so the kids don't have to wait too long. It is also simple enough for them to operate (with supervision of course). They get a kick out of making their own snow cones. Clean up is nothing since you are only dealing with water so drain and go. Walmart carries a couple of the syrups and their is a great recipe online that takes only minutes to make and is a lot less expensive. Definitely recommend. It was a hit with young and old.
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In order to add to the Grand Canyon National Park certain prime portions of the canyon area possessing unique natural, scientific, and scenic values, the Grand Canyon National Park shall comprise, subject to any valid existing rights under the Navajo Boundary Act of 1934, all those lands, waters, and interests therein, constituting approximately one million two hundred thousand acres, located within the boundaries as depicted on the drawing entitled "Boundary Map, Grand Canyon National Park," numbered 113–20, 021 B and dated December 1974, a copy of which shall be on file and available for public inspection in the offices of the National Park Service, Department of the Interior.
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The Secretary of the Interior shall study the lands within the former boundaries of the Grand Canyon National Monument commonly known as the Tuckup Point, Slide Mountain, and Jensen Tank areas to determine whether any portion of these lands might be unsuitable for park purposes and whether in his judgment the public interest might be better served if they were deleted from the Grand Canyon National Park. The Secretary shall report his findings and recommendations to the Congress no later than one year from January 3, 1975.
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We probably don't need to tell you about our admiration for Aubrey Plaza, and we're glad to see the actress rightfully getting her due with the lead role in the upcoming "The Hand Job" featuring a wealth of comedic talent. But another project, also featuring Plaza, will mount first and she's joined once again with some strong players at her side.
Aubrey Plaza, Jake Johnson (the on-the-rise actor who stole scenes in both "Ceremony" and "No Strings Attached") and indie veteran Mark Duplass are set to star in the comedy "Safety Not Guaranteed." The film, written by Derek Connolly, is based on the quirky real-life incident where a man took out a very serious classified ad seeking a companion for time travel, gravely intoning that you must bring your own weapons and warning "safety not guaranteed"; it spawned an Internet meme. The story is centered around Plaza's character and we recently spoke with Jake Johnson, who filled us in a little more on the film.
"It's the story of my character who is a writer for a magazine in Seattle that decides to go....and get an interview with this guy and make fun of him a little bit. And I bring one of my interns, who's Aubrey, and it's kind of her story, meeting this guy and this guy's effect on us and it turns into its own little world," Johnson explained. "And Mark plays the guy from the classified ad."
As we reported yesterday, Jeff Garlin, Kristen Bell and Mary Lynn Rajskub are all among the cast, along with "Humpday" director Lynn Shelton, Jenica Bergere and Karan Soni; not a bad cast, all in all.
Production is set to begin next month with hot screenwriter Colin Trevorrow (whose sci-fi spec script "World War X" was snatched up by Warner Bros. last summer) making his featuring debut on the indie movie and the Duplass brothers behind him producing the picture. It's some pretty great casting all around, and features a really inspired concept, so we're eager to see how it all comes together.
Suzanne | October 8, 2011 4:52 AM
That bitch Aubrey Plaza suddendly appears everywhere. She's an ugly no talented person. Boring sarcasm we have seen and been there. She won't last long, at least until she notices how dull and empty she is. People who like her really don't know that she's simply another illuminati puppet. All no talented, under-loved celebreties are. She has no personality and she is shown as the new "funny" comedian that is the opposite of pop stars like britney spears, so people will think she is better then britney cause she is not the typical all sexy person. But that's what the illuminati want you all to think. She sold her soul to the devil to have "sudden" fame! Cause if that didn't happen then all the nobodies, non-talented people like she is would also become a "star"! She is simply a big parasite and the illuminati want to promote more people like her, because they simply don't have better use in this world then to be manipulated and used.
Liana | May 13, 2011 10:50 AM
Ugh, Aubrey Plaza and her annoying monotone voice and bored look all the time.
Dr. Shocka's Wonder Juice | May 13, 2011 3:37 AM
Good cast, but the reporting of this story seems a little backwards.
Frodo 69 | March 12, 2011 5:05 AM
Jake is the best!!!
ASFan | March 12, 2011 2:07 AM
Yea, I didn't think Hand Job was supposed to go into production soon, since Samberg is set to do I Hate You, Dad.
mikeinla | March 12, 2011 1:00 AM
That guy was awful in No Strings Attached.
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Council did a preliminary vote on Wednesday to give City Manager Milton Dohoney a raise and bonus. On Thursday, they did an official vote.
The six council members who voted for the raise say Milton Dohoney hasn't had a raise in five years, but the numbers suggest otherwise. Dohoney was hired in 2006 at $205,000 a year. In 2007, he got a nine percent increase, two percent was labeled a 'Cost of Living Allowance' and the other seven percent was called a 'Merit Bonus'. That raise made his salary almost $224,000.
In 2008, he didn't get a raise and neither did city employees. But in 2009 and 2010 he got two more 'Cost of Living Allowance' increases that were two percent, which put his salary at the current rate of almost $233,000.
Dohoney is credited with being the driving force for major projects like The Banks and the multi-million dollar developments in Over-The-Rhine.
"He's the one that really goes out and puts together the deals that gets the developments done that are making the progress that we see in the city of Cincinnati," says Mark Mallory, the Mayor of Cincinnati. "All the great things that are going on, he's worth even more than we are paying him. So, I have no issues with the raise that we are giving him."
Dohoney was up for a raise in 2008 and 2010 but Mallory says he opted not to take it because of the poor economy. "There were years when the rest of the staff got a merit increase or a cost of living increase he did not include those things for himself when he did the budget," added Mallory. "We didn't realize that he wasn't doing that, or at least I didn't realize he wasn't doing that. When I realized that, I realized that we had to catch him up, we had to bring him up to the level that he should be getting paid. That's the fair thing to do."
In FOX19's commitment to Balanced News, some say since the city is in debt by $48 million, and no one should get raises.
"The city manager is a good man, he is a hard worker, but to me this just feels out of touch with the economic reality that we are in right now," said P.G. Sittenfeld, a councilman. "You don't give the highest paid employee in the city a raise, a significant raise, when you're facing a potentially huge budget deficit. Plus, you know, there's a very real possibility of layoffs."
Councilman Chris Seelbach doesn't support the pay increase either.
"At this point in our budget, I do not support a bonus or any increase in pay for the City Manager. I am more concerned with preventing layoffs and, if possible, increasing the pay of all City employees, rather than just one, especially given that the one currently makes well over $200,000," said Seelbach.
The vote by council Thursday will put Dohoney's salary at $255,000 next year and with the $35,000 bonus, he will make $290,000. The raise and bonus add up to an overall increase from his starting salary of about six percent a year. Also, the $35,000 bonus voted on today is 15 percent of his salary.
"Explain to me how you have council members who have repeatedly stated that in bad economic times he didn't get anything. So, we're rewarding him now a $35,000 bonus because during bad economic times we didn't give him anything. Well, I'm sorry but in 2007 he was making $205,000. In 2012 he's making $232,000 so you explain to me how he didn't get a raise or a bonus or a cost of living like every other city employee but all of a sudden he's at $232,000," said President of the Union for the Cincinnati Police Kathy Harrell.
"We've got city employee after city employee which has agreed to take no wage increase whatsoever but we are rewarding our City Manager," said Harrell. "Well, I'm sorry but he's not the only one who's making this city a great city. All city employees are. But we agreed not to take raises to help the city out. It's like a slap in the face."
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ALBANY, Ga. -- Albany police responded to at least 31 incidents Monday into the early hours of Tuesday, according to available police reports. Police responded to incidents including:
-- Public indecency, saggy pants on the 500 block of South Jefferson Street;
-- Robbery by force on the 600 block of Pine Avenue;
-- Littering on the 300 block of South Cleveland Street;
-- Theft by taking on the 1200 block of Cromartie Beach Drive;
-- Misuse of 911 on the 1600 block of Pineview Avenue;
-- Entering auto on the 2000 block of West Broad Avenue, the 1900 block of Harding Court, the 2000 block of North Harding Street and the 200 block of Glade Lane;
-- Burglary on the 1300 block of Avalon Avenue and the 300 block of South Slappey Boulevard;
-- Motor vehicle theft on the 500 block of Don Cutler Sr. Drive;
-- Rape on the 200 block of Thornton Drive;
-- Disorderly conduct on the 1200 block of Avalon Avenue;
-- Aggravated assault on the 700 block of West Whitney Avenue;
-- Assault (domestic) on the 100 block of Marie Road;
-- Domestic (unfounded) on the 600 block of South Jackson Street, the 1400 block of West Whitney Avenue, the 2000 block of Broad Avenue and the 900 block of Willow Oak Drive.
Dougherty County police responded to at least 22 calls, according to police reports.
Police responded to incidents including:
-- Burglary and theft of lawnmowers, tires, rims, a pressure washer, trailers and miscellaneous tools valued at $4,400 on the 4000 block of Fleming Road;
-- Domestic (verbal) on the 500 block of Pine Bluff Road;
-- Criminal trespass on the 400 block of South Westover Boulevard;
-- Vehicle crash on the 1800 block of Liberty Expressway and Georgia Highway 133 at Spring Flats Road;
-- Forgery on the 4800 block of Hidden Valley Lane;
-- Assault on the 600 block of Holly Drive;
-- Criminal damage on the 3300 block of Sylvester Road.
The Dougherty County Emergency Medical Service responded to 56 calls on Monday.
There were 43 medical calls, 12 trauma calls and one assist Albany Fire Department. Medical Calls and trauma calls included but were not limited to:
-- Six respiratory calls, three chest pains, three seizures, 26 various medical calls, eight falls and four vehicle crash victims.
ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT: The Albany Fire Department responded to 12 incidents.
-- Vehicle crash, fire in backyard, trash fire, activated alarm, portable fire extinguisher training, two assist EMS, tree limbs on two transformers and on power lines, false alarm and assist emergency entrance set up at restaurant.
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Chironomids, or midge flies, begin their lives as larvae in lake sediment. As they grow, they shed their skin four times, then pupate.
When they emerge as a swarm of adults, they mate, lay eggs and die. The extent of their adult lives occurs within a few days, but the lessons they can teach us about climate change endure, according to University of Maine researcher Ann Dieffenbacher-Krall.
Dieffenbacher-Krall has spent the last several years extracting and classifying chironomid head capsules – the only part of the insect that preserves – from cores of lake sediment in New Zealand.
"We're using them as a thermometer, basically," Dieffenbacher-Krall says, to help determine what was going on in the Southern Hemisphere at the end of the last ice age.
Different types of chironomids exist in different ecological conditions, but the dominant variable is a lake's mean summer temperature.
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Refried Beans and Rice Recipe
My children and grandchildren ask for this casserole all the time. I invented the recipe out of necessity one day using just what I had on hand.Wanda Jacobs, Willard, Missouri
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1 envelope taco seasoning
- 3/4 cup water
- 1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) stewed tomatoes
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 1 cup uncooked Minute® White Rice
- 1 can (16 ounces) refried beans
- Shredded cheddar cheese and chopped green onions, optional
- In a large skillet, cook the beef, onion and green pepper over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add taco seasoning and water. Simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes. Add the kidney beans, tomatoes and tomato sauce.
- Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; add rice. Cover and let stand for 5 minutes or until rice is tender. Drop rounded spoonfuls of refried beans over rice; heat through. Sprinkle with cheese and onions if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
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Reviewed Apr. 24, 2013
this is a very simple yet tasty quick meal to make. I changed a few things, instead of stewed tomatoes I used diced tomatoes with lime juice and cilantro and instead of regular tomato sauce, I used Rotel brand tomato sauce for a little more spice. I would make this again. I also changed the ground beef to ground turkey.
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