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July 21st, 2010
PESD releases Dr. Bart Lucarelli's cutting edge analysis of one of the world's fastest growing and most important coal marketsAnnouncement
In PESD's Working Paper #93 - The History and Future of Indonesia's Coal Industry: Impact of Politics and Regulatory Framework on Industry Structure and Performance, Dr. Lucarelli tells the story of how Indonesia created this world-scale industry over two decades despite challenges created by widespread government corruption, a weak legal system, the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997, and the fall of the Soeharto government in 1998. Read more »
August 11th, 2009
PESD CCS research quoted in The Washington Postin the news: The Washington Post on August 11, 2009
A Washington Post article on 11 August 2009 titled "Coal's Future Wagered on Carbon Capture" by Steven Mufson quoted PESD research on the economics and scale of carbon capture and storage (CCS). The article discusses the need for CCS at scale, and also highlights the technological and cost challenges of CCS. Read more »
February 18th, 2009
David Victor in Newsweek: climate policy leadership should start at homeOp-ed: Newsweek International on February 14, 2009
David Victor pinpoints some of the challenges ahead for the new Obama administration with respect to a coherent, national climate change policy. It will be tough to make Copenhagen successful if the U.S. lacks a national strategy to show off. Victor says that might be a good thing in that it will force the U.S to spend some time crafting real climate change policy leadership. Read more »
February 3rd, 2009
PESD releases new working paper on challenges to deployment of carbon capture and storage technology
PESD researchers Varun Rai, David Victor, and Mark Thurber find that the conventional wisdom used for deployment and diffusion of technologies is not applicable when thinking about deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS).
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September 19th, 2008
PESD affiliates review history and application of standard model for power sector reformin the news: Energy Policy on October 1, 2008
University of Cape Town and PESD affiliates Katharine Nawaal and Anton Eberhard examine how and why the standard model for power sector reform failed to be widely adopted by developing countries. The authors use Tanzania as a case study. They conclude by characterizing the emergence of hybrid power markets.
August 12th, 2008
Victor Pulls Back the Curtain; OPEC is No Wizard of the Oil MarketsOp-ed: Newsweek on August 1, 2008
In a climate of extremely volatile energy prices, OPEC is taking directions from the market, not calling the shots. David Victor's analysis of OPEC's price targets and quotas illuminate the cartel's diminished influence.
January 11th, 2008
Gazprom case study released
Russia's Gazprom is among the largest companies in the world, and by far the world's largest producer of natural gas, with close to a 20% share. Driven by its political masters, it continues to consolidate control over Russia's vast oil and (especially) gas resources, and many Western observers are worried by its international expansion into downstream assets. In a new study of the energy giant, Nadejda Victor details the ways in which Gazprom's actions are distorted by political demands and by the inefficiency of the Russian economy, suggesting that it is headed for a production crisis if business and investment considerations don't start to take a higher priority. Read more »


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Saugerties was named a 10 ten coolest small town in America by Fromers. We have close ties with Tivoli Sailing and arrange lessons, sunset sails, brunch, lunch, dinner sailing excursions and any time sails on the Hudson River. Set sail from the Saugerties marina for a memorable experience. In the heart of the Hudson River Valley and Catskill Mountians, Woodstock and Saugerties, are minutes away. There are free tennis courts in town and lots of swimming options around the area all summer. We have an excellent golf course 5 mins away, go carts, mini golf and batting cages very close. The cottage is located in Saugerties, New York, just 1 hour and 45 mins from New York City and four miles from Exit 20 on the New York State Thruway. The Fawn Road Guest House is ideal for everything the area has to offer. Enjoy the many cultural events, sporting events and the great outdoors. Hudson Valley, Catskill Mountains, lakes, waterfalls, artist community, fine dining, antiquing, skiing, golf and HITS. Just 4 houses from The Villa at Saugerties. 'This is one of the best properties for HITS (HORSES IN THE SUN!)' mentioned by a recent guest.
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FORT BENNING, Ga. (AP) - An Army battalion tasked with training new recruits is being deactivated at Fort Benning.
The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer reports (http://bit.ly/YZLxUJ ) the 3rd Battalion, 47th Infantry Regiment, 192nd Infantry Brigade will retire its unit colors during a ceremony Monday. Three other basic training units at Fort Benning will undergo reorganization in June.
The changes are part of an effort to downsize across the Army now that the war in Iraq has ended and combat operations in Afghanistan are winding down. As a result, Fort Benning officials say they're training fewer recruits - about 96,600 this fiscal year compared to 120,000 in 2010.
The changes will shed jobs for 44 soldiers and 27 civilians. Fort Benning spokesman Gary Jones says no layoffs will be necessary and affected workers will move to other jobs.
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Most people recognize Hayden Panettiere as the indestructible cheerleader on supernatural hit Heroes (2006 to 2010) or as the singing sexpot on her current TV gig, Nashville. But this alumnus of many magazine lists (PEOPLE's Most Beautiful, FHM's Sexiest Women and Forbes' Celebrity Power 100) started working the camera long before she could even lift a pompom or carry a tune. Her mom, a former soap actress, started her in modeling and commercials at 8 months old. She's hawked everything from Playskool toy trains and Hershey's to lice shampoo. She followed in mom's footsteps, appearing on One Life To Live from 1994-1997 and Guiding Light until 2000, while expanding her resume with voice work in A Bug's Life and Dinosaur. As a tween, she became Hollywood's go-to daughter (Remember The Titans, Ally McBeal and Joe Somebody) and completed her freshman year of high school in South Africa, where filmed the zebra-riding family film Racing Stripes. Returning to the U.S., she took on more teen-oriented roles (Ice Princess, Raising Helen), started partying with socialites like Paris Hilton and let her penchant for older men become public. She's been linked to Laguna Beach's Stephen Colletti, fellow hero Milo Ventimiglia, boxer Vladimir Klitschko. The Scream 4 actress broke her senior streak recently by hooking up with wide receiver Scotty McKnight. But don't write her off as a stereotypical starlet. She is so dedicated to saving marine life around the world that she protested dolphin hunts in Japan to the point of that country issuing a warrant for her arrest.
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Questions, Queries and Quandaries at the heart of our family history research. So many avenues are open to us now, beyond the traditional local and family history society magazine pages, with online message boards, social network sites etc.
We can generally find out the "who, where, and when" about our ancestor's lives, but the "why" remains a mystery and we can only hazard a guess as to motives.
Why was 6 year old John Robert Donaldson left behind when his parents moved 350 miles south?
John was born in 1854, the son of Robert Donaldson, a shipwright, and Isabella Walton of South Shields, a town on the north east coast of England, dominated by the sea and maritime activity. An obvious next step in research was to find the family in the 1861 Census, but frustratingly, in the days before online records, this proved impossible to trace. Yet all the indications were that direct Donaldson descendants had remained in South Shields down the generations.
It was only much later the opportunity to do national searches online revealed that by 1861 Robert and Isabella were at Portsea in Portsmouth on the south coast of England. With them were two young sons Thomas, aged 4, born South Shields and one year old Frederick W. (Walton perhaps after Isabella's maiden name?) born at Portsea, indicating a move c.1857-1860. But there was no mention of their eldest son, John who would have been 6 years old.
How had the family travelled 350 miles from South Shields to Portsea, by rail or more likely by sea? Was work the reason, with Robert now employed at Her Majesty's Dockyard as a shipwright? Why was John not with them?
Maria was only 4 years old when her baby sister Martha died, so could hardly have remembered her, but did she, for some reason, adopt her name as her own?
|Maria Danson, nee Rawcliffe (1859-1919)
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Baked Asparagus Dip Recipe
Since I'm from Wisconsin, I thought it was only logical to put together a vegetable and a cheese...two of the things this state produces in abundance. I come from a long line of farm families and love cooking a lot!
- 1 pound diced cooked fresh asparagus, drained
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- 1 cup mayonnaise
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- In a large bowl, combine the asparagus, cheese and mayonnaise. Place in a 2-cup ovenproof bowl. Bake at 375° for 20 minutes or until heated through. Serve warm with bread. Yield: about 2 cups.
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I have used the Parmesan, mayo "with onion" as a baked on toast rounds. I think maybe the onion and some cream cheese "added" as another suggested would make this good.
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STEPHEN 'The Bullet' Bunting's name is now up there with the legends of the sport after winning the BDO World Darts Championship victory in front of a packed Lakeside crowd and massive television audience.
After lifting a trophy etched with names of past winners John Lowe, Eric Bristow, Jocky Wilson, Keith Deller, Phil Taylor and Ray van Barneveld, the 28-year-old adopted St Helener has vowed to return to Frimley Green next year to defend it.
The number one ranked Bunting kept his cool in the sweltering conditions on stage to win Sunday's final for the first time, beating Alan Norris 7-4 in a keenly fought tussle.
The Newtown-based Bunting collected £100,000 in prize money for taking out the top prize in the BDO wing of the darts world. His triumph immediately sparked the annual speculation as to whether he would join the likes of fellow St Heleners Dave Chisnall and Michael Smith in the PDC.
But now despite winning everything the BDO has to offer, Bunting believes he still has goals to achieve there.
He said: "PDC has always interested me but it would be good to see if I can defend my Lakeside title and see if I can get a third Winmau title.
"That would be good, but I would never say never to the PDC but we have not spoken about it.
"You look at the trophy and you see the players that have won it in the past – likes of Taylor, Bristow, Deller and Van Barneveld – there are only two players in the PDC who have won their version of the world championship who have not won this trophy.
"I would go as far as saying this is the biggest trophy in world darts.
"As soon as they gave me the trophy it was the best feeling in the world. That was the seventh time at the Lakeside and it just proves how difficult it is."
Bunting had been highly fancied to win the Lakeside tournament the previous two times but had suffered surprise early exits.
This time around he felt his preparation was spot on, particularly his practice sessions over the festive period that saw The Bullet start the competition firing on all cylinders.
Bunting said: "I had tried to relax as much as I could. I had got my preparation right and it paid off.
"Winning back-to-back masters helped relax me because usually leading up to the first games I am really nervous, but this year it was different.
"My preparation was different because Steve Barrow, who throws at the Sprayhurst and for Lancashire County, practised with me all over Christmas and the New Year. So I was proper prepared and fresh.
"I took each games at a time and obviously that is my darting highlight so far."
Bunting comfortably saw off Jim Widmayer and Dave Prins in the opening rounds, but had to rally from two sets down to win the last five sets of his quarter final against Dutchman Rick Hofstra.
A comfortable 6-1 semi-final win in the heavyweight Merseyside derby against Robbie 'Kong' Green, watched by 1.8 million viewers, set Bunting up nicely for his first final.
It was nip-and-tuck with missed doubles seeing Bunting spurn chances to go in 4-2 at the break instead of level pegging with the determined Norris.
"I did kick myself at the break at 3-3 but it was one of those things.
"I knew it was going to be weird for both of us with it being our first final, just as I had a strange feeling in the semi final because I had never been that far in this tournament before so you don't really know what to expect.
"You just know you have to play your best darts if you want to win the title. I ended up with a 96.33 average which is not bad.
"I think the fact that had won the Winmau on TV helped me whereas Alan is still looking for his first TV title. He nevertheless put up a big performance."
Not as big a performance as Bunting, though, who rattled in 12 180s on his way to winning the final.
The 28-year-old's victory is the pinnacle of his darts career so far, following up from back-to-back Winmau Masters, which saw him recognised with the Pride of St Helens Sportsperson of the Year in November.
He had special words of praise for those who have supported him, especially fiancée Keila, John and Jacqui at Nevada Darts and Target Darts his supplier.
"My phone has gone absolutely mental since Sunday. I can't keep up with it but it's a great feeling.
"I have done all the titles in the BDO. The new one is coming up the World Dart Trophy at Blackpool – and that is my next one to aim for," he said.
Tributes poured in for the popular arrows ace, among them was one from Karl Holden from A180 Darts where Bunting used to work.
"We were so proud to have him working for us for three-and-a-half years.
"We have got so many great memories, but he is a pro dart player now and he will get better. He has put St Helens on the map in a big way," he said.
Mike Rush, CEO at Saints added his congratulations to the town's latest sporting hero.
"Everyone at Saints would like to congratulate Stephen on his World Championship win. St Helens is a town filled with sporting greats and we have no doubt that Martin Murray will be a World Champion soon too! Stephen's win is great recognition for him and the area," he said.


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Awesome and very different
I can't wait for the record, it's 3 out of 3 songs up to now
very excited for this
liked it
shit's pretty as fuck
might be my favorite out of the pre-release tracks to come from this.
from what i've been told, Green is gonna be largely in the vein of this track. supposedly there's a lot of mellow psych rock on that disc.
This is my favorite of the three so far. Nice instrumentation.
I'm a bit confused because some people say what silent said above, and this Spin article says:
"The two disc, 75-minute album is split into to even halves, the pastoral art-rock of Green and the swamp-blasting metal of Yellow"
I need to check this out I think Digging: Palm Reader - Bad Weather
Digging: Palm Reader - Bad Weather
This is easily better than the other two songs.
yes, it is indeed
Song is good and so is Baroness. Still, I wish they hadn't removed a majority of progressive and technical aspects in their music.
This is gonna leak while I'm on vacation and I'm going to have to go to Walmart and buy a computer.
That was good, gives me way more hope for the new record than the other two songs did.Digging: Mr. Bungle - California
Digging: Mr. Bungle - California
Cool song, very different from their previous work. Digging: Polyptych - Illusorium
Digging: Polyptych - Illusorium
This song is great, hope there is plenty more along these lines!
Was pretty good. Album will be good, duh.Digging: CHVRCHES - The Bones of What You Believe
Digging: CHVRCHES - The Bones of What You Believe
Fucking great. Now I'm even more psyched for this.
I've been liking this more so than past efforts.
haha this truly SUCKS
well this is much better than the last 2 tracks from this album they released.
Really good.Digging: The Tidal Sleep - Vorstellungskraft
Digging: The Tidal Sleep - Vorstellungskraft
Loved it.
seeing these guys live in a week m/
oh man this song is really good.
one of the songs on green is called "board up the house".
is this a cover of the Genghis Tron song? O.o
is this thrice?
Ok, how does this compare to their first 2?Digging: Envy - A Dead Sinking Story
Digging: Envy - A Dead Sinking Story
It's different. Much more melodic, legitimate cleans all the way through.
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So, I'm sitting here in my cozy office, inside my little home, on the edge of a tiny dot on the map called Unionville.
Several months ago I redecorated the office. Well, first I insisted that it no longer be referred to as the den. One does not write a column or sell houses while sitting in the middle of a den. And by redecorating, I mean surrounding myself with things that make me happy. Or objects that reinforce who I am, what I represent, and what I dream of becoming.
Straight ahead are two small posters of Eli Manning on the front of the Daily News holding his Super Bowl MVP trophies. The first one reminds me of that Sunday in 2008 when along with my dad, my wife, and my sons, I watched a most improbable result in a living room barely large enough to seat us all and definitely not big enough for the chaos that followed the final play.
We didn't all watch the second win together. But my sons dragged me along to the victory parade in New York and managed to keep me from getting into any trouble.
To the right is a bookshelf. On the bottom shelf are the coloring supplies and the first stop for my granddaughter when she visits. There are pictures higher up. Most of the family is represented (Note to Self: Get pictures of brother and Dad).
There's a collage of The Boy through the years. Several are from his bratty stage when even I didn't want to coach him. Back then I'd jokingly ask if there were any rules in place stating that a dad had to draft his own child. I remember the year, the coach, and the sport when it all changed for him.
There's a picture of me and the great sportswriter/broadcaster/author, Dick Schaap arm and arm in Atlanta about ten months before his untimely death. Reading and listening to Schaap and Frank Deford as a kid taught me that there was another layer of sports that existed beyond the obvious display of athleticism.
"My writing improved the more I wrote — and the more I read good writing, from Shakespeare on down."
- Dick Schaap
On the little bureau that I've had since I was a kid is an old Royal typewriter. A Facebook friend gave it to me when she read that I was in search of one. We are on opposite sides of the gun issue and we voted for different men to lead our country. But we are on the same side as far as community service and making our dot on the map a better place for our children.
On top on the typewriter sits Kermit the Frog. And to his right, hanging from the ceiling is a big stuffed Kermit head. Jim Henson created worlds where both children and adults could meet and leave with unforced messages of acceptance, hopes and dreams as well as how to dazzle in a place of imperfect beings.
"Watch out for each other. Love everyone and forgive everyone, including yourself. Forgive your anger. Forgive your guilt. Your shame. Your sadness. Embrace and open up your love, your joy, your truth, and most especially your heart."
- Jim Henson
Behind me are mementos of my time spent with MudHogs Youth Football & Cheerleading: a helmet; photos; framed gifts; and an engraved rock. It is stuff that makes me feel good about how I've spent some of my time as an adult and as a parent.
My favorite Norman Rockwell painting is just over my left shoulder. It's the one with the various faces of an entire planet. And the inscription reads: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Often referred to as The Golden Rule, it's my reminder to always consider an opposing opinion or view. I work on this daily.
There's more inspiration: Dr. Seuss books; a Determination plaque; a Seize the Day bookmark; and The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost — at eye level. Eight speakers, several orphaned at some point, surround my ears with words that penetrate best while surfing on the top of melodic waves.
And finally to my left, a framed black and white photo of Martin Luther King Jr. with the words to his entire I Have a Dream speech. It's more than inspiration; it's the foundation of a struggle that continues today.
"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."
~Martin Luther King, Jr.
I'm just a guy sitting here in my office, surrounded by things that make me feel happy and people who make me feel loved. But I, too, am now more fearful of each interruption of the day's newsfeed. And I now hear sirens that would normally blend in with the thoughts of the moment.
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Stress. Gene. Age. What is it that really causes some people to lose their hair? And can they do anything about it?
America Now co-host Bill Rancic recently got the scoop on the most up-to-date hair loss treatments for the "follically challenged." Dr. Robert Leonard is considered one of America's top authorities on hair restoration, and he put to rest some of the myths, old wives' tales and misinformation about permanent hair loss.
Starting with the first one: Stress. Dr. Leonard says that hair loss is not caused by stress.
"We Americans are so stressed, we'd all be bald if stress causes hair loss," he noted.
What about wearing baseball caps or helmets? Guys who play a lot of sports...does that cause hair to thin or fall out?
Again, Dr. Leonard says that assumption is false.
What about guys who blow-dry their hair too much or put a tons of products in there? Will the heat from that hair dryer cause hair loss?
"No, nothing that one typically does to the hair, whether it's blow-drying to shampooing often, it doesn't cause hair loss," says Dr. Leonard. "That is often a myth that's perpetuated by hair stylists!"
Now here's another one that you may have heard growing up: If you want to see what your hair is going to look like when you're old, look at your mother's father or your mother's brother.
"That's partially correct," Dr. Leonard explains. "Genetics is what causes hair loss. So if you look back at the family tree -- both sides of the family tree -- you can get a good idea of whether or not you'll have hair loss."
But if you do notice your hair thinning, you can recognize and treat it early.
"I had it, so I caught it early. It started happening in my early 30's and I took control, and I think that's the name of the game," adds Bill.
Dr. Leonard agrees: Recognizing hair loss as a problem, seeking medical advise, and beginning treatment is really the way to go.
He says there are four treatments that are scientifically and medically proven to slow down the progression of hair loss and re-grow hair. One is Minoxidil. The other is Finasteride. The third is low-level laser therapy, and finally, hair transplant surgery.
"Those are the only medically, scientifically proven treatments to treat male-pattern hair loss, or female pattern hair loss," says Dr. Leonard.
So the real truth about hair loss is that it's genetic. But you can stop it, slow it down or even reverse it when you know the facts, and go to the right professional.
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In the months after he mutilated the body of a Medford woman whom he denied killing, a Port Jefferson Station man told a Suffolk homicide detective he had been "so upset" about it, the detective testified Friday in State Supreme Court.
"He said he's not eating anymore or going to bars to pick up girls," said Det. Philip Frendo, testifying about his interrogation of Evans Ganthier after arresting him on Feb. 8, 2010. "He said he could just picture someone doing something like this to his sister."
The something Ganthier was referring to was cutting off all the fingertips and toes, both ears, nose, hair and two tattoos from the body of Rebecca Koster, whom he'd met in a bar, Frendo testified. Then Ganthier took the body on the ferry to Connecticut, where he set it on fire.
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But he consistently denied stabbing Koster to death, insisting instead that she tripped over dumbbells in his garage and hit her head, Frendo said.
"He said he and his girlfriend were always tripping on stuff on the floor," Frendo said.
Frendo was testifying at a pretrial hearing to determine whether Ganthier's statements will be admissible at trial. Justice Richard Ambro will rule after the hearing concludes next week.
Ganthier was so upset that he couldn't enjoy himself with his girlfriend in Atlantic City and told her what he'd done, Frendo said.
"I told him I was surprised he would tell her," Frendo said, adding that Ganthier told him his girlfriend was upset.
"I said that's understandable," Frendo said. "She may feel she's next."
"That's exactly what she said," Ganthier replied, according to Frendo.
Ganthier later asked if he could meet Koster's family to apologize, but Frendo said Det. Susan Nolan suggested he write them a letter instead.
"After she passed away, I should have reacted the right way, but like a self-centered idiot, I panicked," he wrote in the letter, which police retained. "I sorry for all the things to her body."


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Dick Meister: Walter Johnson did what needed to be done
Dick Meister, former labor editor of the SF Chronicle and KQED-TV, has covered labor and politics for more than a half-century, Contact him through his website, www.dickmeister.com, which includes more than 350 of his columns,
Walter Johnson was everything a labor leader should be – a dedicated, unflinching, champion of working people and their unions. But more than that, Walter was also an unyielding advocate of all those inside and outside the labor movement who wanted – and badly needed – a decent living , or who were in any way oppressed.
Johnson, who died in San Francisco of a heart attack on Jan. 12 at age 87, devoted his life to that noble – yes, noble – task as head of the Department Store and Retail Clerks unions in San Francisco. He also later headed the SF Labor Council for nearly 20 years, from 1985 until his retirement in 2004.
Walter was a genuine humanitarian, a kind, thoughtful man who very much liked and sincerely wanted to help people, who freely acknowledged the contributions of others who joined him in his efforts for social, political and economic justice, who seemed always ready and eager to do what needed to be done.
He was a man of great good humor, an outgoing man who seemed to get along with just about everybody, even some of his toughest adversaries. I know, I know. That surely does sound like pure hyperbole. But, believe me, it's not, as many others who knew Walter Johnson could tell you.
Listen to Art Pulaski, who heads the California State AFL-CIO. He declared that Johnson "was a big and fearless advocate for everyone and anyone who was wronged, mistreated, put down, left out, pushed aside or just down on their luck. He was fearless because he always followed his faith, his values and his heart."
Despite the seriousness of his undertakings and his militancy, Johnson was no grim advocate. Whatever the situation, there was always lots of good-natured teasing, and jibes to be traded with friends. And jokes, always jokes – always! Corny, make-you-groan jokes usually, but effective at lessening the tensions that invariably came with the struggles he helped lead.
One look at Johnson's face made clear his Scandinavian background, a mixture of Norwegian and Swedish. But you wouldn't necessarily recognize him as a labor leader. He didn't fit the stereotype. He almost invariably dressed in coat and tie and otherwise looked more like the public image of a business leader, more like management than labor.
Many union leaders spend most of their time in their offices, but Walter was out on the picket lines, or marching or otherwise demonstrating in support of the demands of his union and others, as well as those of other organizations also demanding justice. He was arrested several times for joining in sit-ins and other demonstrations that the authorities wanted to halt. And Johnson kept that up, despite his retirement.
I met Walter thanks to my job as the Chronicle's labor editor. That was in the early 1960s, a few years after he had arrived in San Francisco from his native North Dakota to work as a Sears appliance salesman.
Dave Selvin, the labor historian and former public information officer for the Labor Council, had told me I should be sure to check out "a young guy" who'd just been elected president of the Department Store Employees. Walter Johnson, of course.
Selvin predicted good things for Johnson, and he was right.
Under Johnson's leadership, San Francisco store clerks, department store employees and others won labor contacts at least as rewarding as the contracts as those who held similar jobs elsewhere.
Johnson was a key leader in winning strong, virtually unprecedented support for labor from City Hall and the Board of Supervisors – especially from Mayor Joseph Alioto.
Union representatives were appointed to many city commissions, major job creating construction projects were approved, and Alioto stepped in to mediate settlements of major strikes. Picketing strikers could be pretty certain police wouldn't interfere. New businesses unfriendly to labor found it difficult to get the necessary city permits. Thanks to Johnson and other leaders, labor had gained considerable political clout to go with its considerable economic clout.
Johnson didn't fear clashing with the AFL-CIO and its other affiliated unions as long as he felt he was right. He was one of the few labor leaders to speak out against the Vietnam War, which was wholeheartedly supported by the AFL-CIO's national leadership and most of its affiliates.
Johnson was a leader in the growing global union movement that aims to create a powerful international labor federation that would bring the world's unions close together to deal with "global capitalism" and thus improve the often deplorable conditions of many workers in many countries.
Closer to home, Johnson was one of the first labor leaders to give unconditional support to the LGBT movement. He was an important supporter of proposals to create a gay organization within the labor movement, despite the homophobic nature of most unions at that time. Johnson played a key role in the founding of the LGBT group that became Pride at Work in 2004.
Nancy Wohlforth, the current president of Pride at Work and now an AFL-CIO Executive Council member, had approached Johnson with the idea of such a group in 1979 and was shocked when he readily agreed it was a great idea. Wohlforth was so thankful for his help she dubbed him "an honorary lesbian."
"Walter was thrilled," Wohlforth said.
She later was the new business manager of a San Francisco secretarial union that was on strike against a union group that employed its members. Wohlforth noted that Johnson could very easily have avoided being involved, but "he dove right in."
"He walked the picket line on rainy days and led a toy drive for the strikers during the Christmas holiday. He was, as always, so concerned that workers would know that they were supported at that difficult time.
"Working people's struggles were always on his mind. I'm sure he dreamed of them every night – and he constantly was coming up with ways to make people's lives better. He truly was my hero and he will be missed so much by all who were fortunate enough to know him."
Amen to that.
Dick Meister, former labor editor of the SF Chronicle and KQED-TV, has covered labor and politics for more than a half-century, Contact him through his website, www.dickmeister.com, which includes more than 350 of his columns,
I'm not surprised Dick Meister captures the "essential Walter Johnson" in his article as they knew each other well. Walt admired his writing for decades; if you were to look in the glove compartment of his old Buick (yep, he was still driving) right now, you'd find worn copies of Meister labor chronicles.
As I read the recollections of Walt's many contributions, it hit me as it had not before: the man who like Tom Joad declared, "I'll be ever'where, wherever you look ..." will *not* be here ... Walter's legacy lives, but he's gone. I will miss him very much.
In recent years, Walter Johnson had not slowed down so much as he'd pared down. He kept a more human-like weekly schedule of 3-4 meetings, a couple of labor actions, fundraisers, various Lutheran gatherings, United Way, Labor Archives, composed a half-dozen letters to the editor (and too many limericks) and watched all the televised Giants, Warriors, and 49ers games. He still made and received at least thirty telephone calls every day. And he probably drank that many cups of coffee. Walt was passionate about the development of a City College campus in Chinatown. He attended every organizing meeting, sat through hearings, eloquently testified, twisted arms, and learned at least three words in Chinese - which he said sounded like Norwegian.
Thanks Dick Meister and SFBG for this fine remembrance. Like Walter would have done, I'll make ten copies and mail away two, lose three, give away four and save the others to re-read and cherish in years to come.
if the original walter johnson was nicknamed "big train", our walter should have been nicknamed "big heart"... he was the kind of guy who belieed that everyone's voice was equal - which is rare among ANYONE in a leadership role (who often believe that it is THEIR voice which should predominate)... because of that, walter's "meetings" were often anarchical, in the sense that everyone was advancing their position at once, to where walter often had to shout, "can i get a little respect here?" just to quell the many voices for a short moment and give him a chance to get a word in edgewise...
but his desire to hear everyone's position and see things from their perspective served him well... the guy was universally loved... and that is not something you can say very often about someone in a leadership position, where "stepping on toes" is part of the job description...
this closes a chapter in san francisco labor history and it is worth noting that walter had a great support staff who assisted him until the end, and the fact that he live to an age of 87 is a testament to those who loved an supported this grand old man of labor...
Long live the Doubleday strike! Walter and Local 1100 supported us through months on the picket line in the San Francisco rain as we fought the corporate tyrant. Walter was a good friend and a great man. I feel privileged to have worked with him.
I only got the Honor of working with Walter because of the UFCW Strike in
October 2003 thur March 3, 2004. I am from Southern California and work
in the Los Angeles area. Walter Johnson could see into your soul and see all that is good. He pulls you in and offers you anything you could need, even his car. He connects you to the right people in the right places, at the right time. He mentors you without your knowledge. I have never met such a
humble and compassionate Leader. I love San Francisco because of
Walter Johnson and all of his devoted staff at the San Francisco Labor Council. San Francisco has lost a termendous leader. Do they even make
men like Walter anymore. I am grateful for the opportunity of working with
Walter and his staff for those few months. I will miss Walter, his jokes, and his smile.
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For the very first time that we are aware of, the High Line was featured in a New York Times Editorial. In it, America's paper of record challenges the City and Tishman Speyer to seize the opportunity provided by the development rights to the West Side Rail Yards and to do the right thing and "preserve all of the High Line, the 1.5-mile stretch of elevated railway that is being transformed into a green jewel of public space."
There was considerable pride and a few tears as we read this unprecedented shout-out by the Times.Read the editorial on the Times site, or after the jump.
The handsomest factories and warehouses around the High Line got a kiss from the city on March 18, when the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) calendered a proposal for a new industrial historic district in West Chelsea. When the LPC calendars a proposal, it has a high chance of being approved. The hearing is scheduled for May 13. Read the LPC's statement about the district after the jump.
There are many people and groups who've helped make this happen, most notably New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who provided crucial leadership on this initiative, as she has done on so many other important projects in our neighborhood (including the High Line!). State Senator Tom Duane also championed the effort, as did the Society of the Architecture of the City. That said, the historic district was originally the brainchild of a longtime Chelsea resident and Community Board 4 member, Ed Kirkland. Ed has been pushing for this historic district for years -- it's one of many ways this dedicated preservationist and tireless community activist has worked to ensure that the most valuable historic resources of our community are maintained.
We're excited about this district, because it joins the High Line's preservation in demonstrating the importance of preserving industrial architecture and infrastructure. Some of the buildings in the district are among our favorites in the High Line neighborhood, including the Starrett-Lehigh Building, the New York Terminal Warehouse Company's Central Stores, and many others.
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The MTA announced today that it has selected Tishman Speyer as the developer for the West Side Rail Yards. This announcement ends a 6-month bidding process, which originally involved 5 competing developers. Tishman Speyer outbid the only other remaining contender-- a joint venture between the Durst Organization and Vornado Realty Trust-- by $112 million, offering to pay $1.004 billion for the rights to develop the 26-acre site.
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The "Your Turn" mail box is full again this week with letters about the upcoming Memphis City Schools charter surrender election. Many of the comments were sparked by the Action News 5 debate Wednesday night between surrender proponent, Tomeka Hart, and the opposition leader, David Pickler. We chose a letter this week from Becky Banks, who agrees with Pickler.
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I am a retired teacher from Memphis City Schools. Thank you for airing the debate this evening. I thought what Mr. Pickler said at the end was wonderful. He sounds like he genuinely cares about the children of both districts. This shouldn't be about politics and power games. His quote from Martin Luther King was right on target. May God help us all.
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Pineville, La - The Louisiana College baseball team and their Community Outreach Program was in Alexandria on Wednesday December 5th to celebrate the team's 3rdannual "Life Day" activities.
Mike Byrnes' club, who has already donated well over 100 hours of community service during the fall semester, met at the Life Share Blood Center in Alexandria and combined to donate over 40 pints of blood in one afternoon.
"The Community Outreach Program has given us an opportunity to give back to this area," said junior pitcher Madison Lachney, "we're always extremely proud to be in a position to help this community out, especially during the holidays."
It was the second time in the past eight days that the entire team has been involved with a Community Outreach Program project, as they took on the duty of Salvation Army Bell Ringers on Tuesday November 27th at various locations in the Alexandria area.
"This program that our coaching staff, along with (Director of Baseball Operations) Billy Pilgrim, has set up is a perfect way for us to only help out in the Pineville/Alexandria area," said junior infielder Daniel Bonadona, "but also a chance for us to show everyone what the true definition of a student-athlete is: Academics, Athletics, and Community Service all rolled into one."
Wednesday's "Life Day" blood drive was the final project that the Community Outreach Program will take part in before the school breaks for the semester.
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Two months ago, we published a column by Dan Morain of the Sacramento Bee highlighting the trials of a Glenn County newspaper publisher and editor who was battling for the survival of his paper. In a dispute with a local school district, a judge inexplicably found that a California Public Records Act lawsuit by Tim Crews, publisher of the Sacramento Valley Mirror, was frivolous and he ordered him to pay $56,595 in attorneys' fees and costs.
The judgment would not only have put Crews, who makes roughly $20,000 a year, out of business, but also would have set a dangerous precedent. Allowing public agency to threaten requesters with liability for attorneys' fees would have had a chilling effect on the public's right to access government information under the Public Records Act.
Fortunately, that threat was put to rest on Wednesday by state appellate court which struck down the lower court order, noting that Crews' petition for school records — emails in this case — "was not utterly devoid of merit or taken for an improper motive. Consequently, his action was not frivolous, and he should not have been ordered to pay attorney fees and costs." Another important win for openness.
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One of the primary arguments made by the Drakes Bay Oyster Co. in its battle to stay open in a section of the Point Reyes National Seashore that has been designated as a federal wilderness is that an oyster farm is an environmentally friendly business.
So wouldn't it make sense to scrupulously follow state environmental laws while the battle over the oyster farm's permit plays out in Congress and the federal courts?
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Along with Swansea City, Norwich were one of the surprise packages of last year's Premier League, comfortably avoiding relegation by 11 points and finishing in 12th. All of this was done on a fairly small budget and a squad that hadn't made major additions from the team that won promotion from League One to the Championship, and then the Championship to the Premier League in successive seasons. In fact, Norwich's two biggest signings last summer, Anthony Pilkington and Steve Morison, were plucked from League One and the Championship respectively, as Norwich avoided the usual promoted team signings of overrated, mediocre players formerly of bigger clubs (we'll call this the QPR method).
Norwich have done similarly this summer, with three out of their four signings coming from lower levels of football. Robert Snodgrass, Leeds United's excellent winger, has come in, Steven Whittaker has come on a free to replace Kyle Naughton at right back and the excellent two-footed midfielder Jacob Butterfield signed from Barnsley, also on a free. Furthermore, top scorer Grant Holt signed a new contract, despite issuing a transfer request at the beginning of the summer. The big loss for Norwich, though, was their manager, Paul Lambert, who went to Aston Villa.
Lambert masterminded Norwich's promotions and survival by making his team very adaptable to various situations; they played three at the back and wingbacks last year, a diamond 4-4-2, a variation of 4-5-1 and a straightforward 4-4-2. Not only could they change their formation, but they could also change their style of play; they could either go long, using both Grant Holt and Steve Morison as battering rams, or they could play the ball more on the ground in a counter-attacking style using the pace of Simeon Jackson and the craft of Wes Hoolahan (who I'm contractually obliged to refer to as the 'Irish Messi').
Lambert has been replaced by Chris Hughton, who oversaw Newcastle's return to the Premier League, and started the rebuilding process that Alan Pardew has continued. Last season, Hughton managed Birmingham City, and qualified for the promotion playoffs. Although his teams weren't as flexible, they still had flexibility in style, something that should continue at Norwich. Hughton's concern, though, will be focused on Norwich's defence. Norwich conceded 66 goals last season, good for joint 4th worst in the league, with only QPR and the relegated trio of Blackburn, Bolton and Wolves conceding more. They stayed up on the basis of scoring 52 goals, 7th best in the league, but if they want to progress, they'll have to concede less goals.
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In midfield, Norwich should be as strong as they were last year. Snodgrass and Pilkington join Andrew Surman and Eliot Bennett as offering good options out wide, and the aforementioned Butterfieled will compliment the playmaking ability of Hoolahan when he recovers from injury. Jonny Howson, the former Leeds captain, can also provide chances for the front players, Holt, Morison and Jackson, while Bradley Johnson and David Fox will provide the cover for Norwich's defence.
Norwich are a fairly well-rounded team, and should comfortably avoid relegation again. They can be a threat on set pieces, on the counter attack or when building play, and they can be a nuisance to the top teams, and hold their own against midtable sides. They've also shown themselves to be adept off the pitch, resolving the Grant Holt situation and quickly replacing Paul Lambert.
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Key players: Grant Holt and Michael Turner. Both will have to play well to ensure Norwich don't concede too many and score enough; if Holt doesn't play well, Steve Morison and Simeon Jackson aren't good enough finishers to constantly provide enough goals to cover Norwich's somewhat leaky defence; if Turner gets injured or plays very poorly, Norwich could find themselves closer to the relegation zone if they don't improve their goals conceded number.


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Through Governor Walker's Entitlement Reform Plan, all Wisconsinites
will have access to affordable health care by ensuring that people in
poverty have coverage through Medicaid while connecting individuals and
families above the poverty level to private coverage through the federal
health insurance exchange, called the Marketplace. Approved as part of
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uninsured in our state by 224,580, or roughly half, while strengthening
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The Wisconsin Medicaid programs, including BadgerCare Plus, were
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The Governor's reforms balance the need to maintain a strong and
sustainable health care safety net with ensuring the greatest number of
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Governor Walker's Entitlement Reform Plan was approved and signed
into law on June 30, 2013 as part of 2013-2015 biennial budget.
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On November 14, 2014, Governor Walker called for a special session of
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currently enrolled in BadgerCare Plus more time to enroll in a health
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result, the health care changes that were slated to be implemented on
January 1, 2014 are not scheduled to take effect until April 1, 2014.
The health care changes that were included in the budget have been
delayed, including changes to BadgerCare Plus eligibility and BadgerCare
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March 31, 2014 and BadgerCare Plus will continue operating the way it is
today through March 31, 2014.
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Governor Walker's press release announcing the three month delay
The Department of Health Services is working closely with the Centers
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I'm still a RoR newbie, but it seems something suitable might be possible http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pa...nfigureLogging
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Since Rails 2.0, something similar is done in "Rails::Initializer#initializelogger":http://github.com/github/rails/tree/c8da518bbfedc2a06b1d96912ddae00e57f21748/railties/lib/initializer.rb#L238-266 and initialize_framework_logging instead of in environment.rb as stated below._
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Garrett if it's really like 100k hits I guess you could think about page caching so your webserver is the only thing that worries about most of the hits which makes your applications log file shorter
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DEAR EDITOR, Our "Emperor" Obama was caught on tape whispering to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, "This is my last election. After my election, I have more flexibility." Flexibility to do what? Obviously something we Americans won't like or he would tell us now. We're being lied to. He's hiding something serious. Is he selling Americans out in the arms race? Is it gun control? He's already declared war on the First Amendment and Catholics. If you're not Catholic, he'll be after your religion soon to pay for his "Obamacare," which over 60 percent of Americans detest. Under Obamacare, we senior citizens are to get "pre-death counseling" rather than treatment.If you're a hunter or know someone who hunts, or whose livelihood is dependant on any business related to hunting, you or they will be out of luck if he's re-elected. A lot of people think he's only opposed to "assault rifles" or "Saturday night specials." He wants to ban all guns, even home defense guns. The FBI has said many times that violent crime goes way down when people have home defense guns.Here's Obama's record of his attack on the Second Amendment:- Obama appointed two anti-Second Amendment Supreme Court Justices, one of whom lied to get appointed (Sonia Sotomayor). If he gets one more, the Second Amendment is effectively repealed.- He voted to ban millions of common rifles, pistols and shotguns.- He voted to ban almost all rifle ammunition used for hunting.- He voted to uphold criminal prosecution of people who used firearms in self defense, even in their own homes.- He voted to ban all handguns, even those used for self-defense in your own home.- He opposed all Right-to-Carry laws. - He voted to raise taxes on hunting ammo by 500 percent. - He and his U.S. Attorney General, Eric Holder, shipped U.S. guns to Mexican drug cartels in an attempt to blame U.S. guns for gun violence. It failed and U.S. border agent Brian Terry was killed because of it. Holder is being prosecuted by Congress and Obama's hiding behind "executive privilege" for his part.The U.S. Military got Osama Bin Laden. Obama just happened to be president when they did.Obama thinks the government's job is to take money from somebody and give it to somebody else. At best, he is a Marxist. He may even be a Communist. He must be defeated. Please go to the polls and vote for freedom. Vote for Mitt Romney. Also, our Senator, Sherrod Brown, thinks like Obama. Vote for Josh Mandel for Senator, he respects our Christian values, like Mitt Romney. Folks, the Democrats of today are not the Democrats of old. Once upon a time, the Democratic Party protected workers' rights. Not anymore. What the Democrats want today is absolute power over all of us.James D. PohlmanSpencerville
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