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1) Eagerly supporting/funding study for the commuter train from McMinnville to Portland that did not have any chance of happening.
2) Funding the Newberg-Dundee bypass at a level greater than Newberg and Dundee combined even though there would be a shortfall in funding McMinnville street maintenance.
3) Never in the last three decades taking a stand against the mismanagement of PERS and now wanting money to cover PERS costs.
Really? I guess the question is - how is that any different than what has been happening for the last 30 years?
However, people like to think they can have their cake and eat it too. They like to think if they just root out all of the supposed waste, there will be lots of money left to meet their personal priorities. So we feel compelled to remind them of reality.
Nearly every level of government ( or public-funded entity) will claim slim, but the truth does not coincide with that assessment.
The article states the city has raised fees (or licenses) and cutting staff. So the reality these days is we are already paying more and getting less. Not much more room to wiggle, don't you think?
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INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis couple who rescued an abandoned church for decay has turned it into their home and a community hangout.
The former Olivet Baptist Church appeared doomed until Carrie Bone and Mark Ortwein came along.
The Indianapolis Star reports Carrie is a nurse practitioner and Mark plays bassoon in the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. But in only a few months they turned the old church into their home, complete with a stage where Mark can play music and a basement the size of a gym.
The building they now call Grove Haus has a sprawling living room they hope makes them some extra money. A local swing dance group has already hosted an event there.
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MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - Police in an Atlanta suburb identified the bicyclist who was struck and killed by cars as 49-year-old Danny Nation of Marietta.
Police said an initial investigation showed that Nation tried to cross the northbound lanes of Powder Springs Road and was struck by two cars Monday evening.
Police say the area where Nation was crossing was dark and that he wasn't wearing any protective clothing. They say the bike had a headlight, but no signs of a rear reflector or light.
Authorities say the bicyclist flew over the top of the windshield and then was hit by another passing motorist.
Police say the drivers of both cars stopped, called 911 and tried to give aid to the cyclist, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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The deals are here, and there's little reason to wait until Monday.
In speaking with e-retailers over the last couple of weeks, I've been able to get a sneak peek of the deals and promotions they're planning to offer this coming weekend, the traditional kickoff for holiday gift shopping. E-retailers, by and large, are activating at least some of their Black Friday deals on Thanksgiving Day in an effort to capture sales while most retail stores are closed, and they're also doing it because consumers, dosed with tryptophan from their Thanksgiving turkey, go online in droves starting in the late afternoon on Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving was the second-highest day (Black Friday was first) for retail traffic last year, according to Experian Hitwise, a research firm that monitors web traffic. While many consumers went to the web to check out the deals stores would offer on Friday, they also bought more than $400 million worth of merchandise that day, comScore says.
I was asked during lunch with some girlfriends last weekend about when and where I expected to find the best deals this weekend. I told them that if they were ready with their shopping lists there was no real need to 1) go to stores, or 2) hold off until Cyber Monday, the industry-created moniker for the Monday following Thanksgiving when e-retailers typically offer good deals.
I told them that when you calculate in value of their time, the cost of gas and the sheer stress of crowds and overtired children, shopping online becomes a no-brainer, and the discount spreads I was seeing between Friday and Monday were pretty negligible. For example, apparel retailer Karmaloop.com says it will offer 25% off sitewide and free shipping on all orders more than $60 on Friday; on Monday the percent-off discount increases to 30% and the shipping offer remains the same. Pet product e-retailer Drs. Foster & Smith—a personal favorite of my canine best friend—will run special live video programming on Friday and Monday offering at least 50% off selected products, deals the e-retailer began promoting on site and in social media last week. I also told my friends to think twice before completing a purchase if the e-retailer charges them for standard shipping. In Internet Retailer's canvas of the top 100 online retailers last week, 77% offered some form of free shipping, and I expect to see that percent to creep higher over the weekend.
My own credit card will breathe a sigh of relief this weekend as my shopping list for Friday and Monday is mercifully short. I'll find out what a few family members have on their wish lists over Thanksgiving dinner and get those ordered, and sit back and enjoy the nap caused by my leftover turkey.
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Updated 4:41pm Thursday 14th February 2013 in Chingford By Joe Curtis, Senior reporter
Dozens of people have signed a petition against plans for three-storey homes which neighbours fear will constitute an overdevelopment and invade their privacy.
People living in Armstrong Avenue, Highams Park, are worried that the developments proposed by housing association East Thames will tower over their houses and that their privacy will be invaded by the windows overlooking their homes.
Yvette Sargent, 36, has collected 59 signatures from neighbours also concerned about overdevelopment and parking problems they believe the buildings would cause.
She said: "The number of signatures demonstrates how strongly we feel about this. There's no space left here to build and they're just squeezing it in. We think enough is enough.
"We're worried about what could happen. I have two small children and with our parking issues already I could be forced to park ages away from my house.
"Carrying one child home at a time, past the forest in the dark, leaving the other in the car - I can't do that."
Jay Singh, whose garden backs onto the proposed development site, said people were forced to move their possessions out of Waltham Forest Council-run garages around a year ago, where East Thames hopes to build.
He added: "It's going to cause a dramatic loss of privacy if it gets passed. No-one will enjoy being in their back garden with people staring at them.
"It would be awful being peered at all the time."
However, a spokeswoman for the social housing company insisted there was a "significant need" for more housing in the borough.
She added: "The two homes we are building in Armstrong Avenue will provide high quality, affordable homes for two local families.
"The homes have been designed to blend in with the other homes in the area. They have front and back gardens and are a similar height to other homes in the street. They will be built to high quality standards and have been well designed.
"Through the design we have ensured the privacy of neighbouring residents and the pathway between homes will be gated and secure.
"We will carry out further sunlight tests to ensure neighbouring homes continue to get natural light, but we are confident the homes will enhance the area and provide quality family housing."
The Guardian understands a decision on the application is due next month.
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4:07pm Thu 7 Feb 13
Cornbeefur says...
There are people who would like the same
9:53am Fri 8 Feb 13
LakeBreeze says...
I take issue with this "nimby" insult. Since when did it become a bad thing for people to want to protect and preserve something good? Protect and preserve what makes their own home worth living in and a good place to be?
Since when was that something to insult people for?
Walk in someone else's shoes before you put them down for simply having the right to worry that things are going downhill.
12:05pm Fri 8 Feb 13
Cornbeefur says...
Council Garages are let out on the basis that a car will be parked therein not clutter and junk. It is stipulated in the terms of the let.
Nimby's always bleat the same song 'loss of light, value of their property going down, parking' all of which are not merits for objection.
Nimby's must remember that the situation they were in when they wanted a nest.
5:32pm Fri 8 Feb 13
red37red says...
8:28pm Fri 15 Feb 13
pandoramcv says...
The council need to take these very real issuse on board. Furthermore it's a clear over-development - it feels like the local council is attempting to squeeze houses into every tiny available space. Would you agree with putting houses into every spare space throughout England ? do you just want a concrete world ?
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Goshen Board of Works and Safety members Monday approved a request by Dutchmen Manufacturing that paves the way for a large remodeling and improvement project at the company's existing Caragana Court manufacturing campus.
According to Matt Schuster, manager of site development services with Jones Petrie Rafinski, Dutchmen's proposed improvements include constructing a new industrial facility, stormwater drainage improvements, additional employee parking and demolition of existing obsolete buildings.
Dutchmen manufactures recreational vehicles.
Due to the size of the campus, Schuster said the new proposed building is designed to utilize an existing sewer line within the campus, which is approximately 40 feet from the proposed southeast corner of the new facility. However, based upon the location of the existing off-site utilities, Schuster noted that a public sewer main is not readily available off Eisenhower Drive North to serve the new building.
"On the proposed site, what they're seeking to do is construct to an existing sanitary sewer line," Schuster said. "What they're requesting is the board's permission for approval of the new facility to be considered an accessory structure within the campus to be allowed to connect to the existing sanitary sewer line which is off of Dierdorff Road."
The board approved the request with the condition that the new facility will be required to either obtain a sanitary sewer easement or connect to a public sewer main should the structure ever be parceled off from the rest of the campus and sold to another entity.
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• Awarded the contract for the 2013 Asphalt Paving Project to the lowest bidder, Walsh & Kelly. The contract includes both the base bid of $138,880 and the alternate bid of $47,646 for a total contract cost of $186,526.
• Accepted the resignation of Steve Taft as emergency medical services captain retroactive to July 18. Taft will return to his previously held rank of private first-class.
• Approved a request by Jose and Maria Hernandez, owners of The Hernandez Event Center, 2408 Eisenhower Drive North, Goshen, for additional time to comply with the city requirement for installation of a durable, hard surface on the parking area associated with the event center. With the approved agreement, the owners will be required to pave half of the parking lot by Aug. 1, 2014, and the other half by Aug 1, 2015.
• Approved a request by The Post to block off access to North Sixth Street from East Lincoln Way to the alley behind The Post from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday for a block party.
• Approved a change order for $2,658 to close out the Blackport Drive Resurfacing project.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Multiple national outlets are beginning to report with unanimity -- Charlie Strong is expected to announce that he will take the head-coaching job at the University of Texas tomorrow, with a news conference scheduled on Monday.CBS Sports, ESPN, The Sporting News and USA Today were among those who cited Texas sources as saying that a deal had been worked out. Officials at the University of Louisville tonight told WDRB that they had not yet received that word from Strong and that they had nothing to announce.U of L athletic director Tom Jurich was working to return from Colorado where he was on vacation. A plane sent to get him was diverted, and his arrival plans back in Louisville were uncertain because of weather conditions.Charlie Strong's concerns with the employment situation at Texas, however, appear to have been smoothed out.Joe Schad of ESPN reported that Clint Hurtt, Strong's recruiting coordinator at Louisville and one-time associate head coach will not be making the move with him to Texas. Hurtt received heavy NCAA sanctions for his role in recruiting violations at the University of Miami and is under a show-cause order that would require any new employer to appear before the NCAA's committee on infractions to justify his hiring.There has been no other clear word on which assistants might follow Strong to Texas, or how many.A source told WDRB that Strong notified Jurich of the Texas offer late Friday, but told Jurich he had made no final decision. He met with his coaching staff this morning and told coaches that he is still undecided. The entire staff was present at this morning's meeting.A source with knowledge of the negotiations told WDRB's Rick Bozich that Strong was truly conflicted as of Saturday morning, and that it wasn't questions over assistant coach Clint Hurtt or money that were causing him any kind of problem."I really don't think he knows," the source said. "He's trying to decide. I think he'll talk to people he trusts, like Lou Holtz."Another source told WDRB's Eric Crawford that Hurtt was a sticking point. Tonight's reporting puts things roughly where they were 24 hours ago, when two Texas sources, Bobby Burton of 24/7Sports and Chip Brown of Orangebloods.com, reported late Friday night that Strong would replace Mack Brown as the UT coach. Pete Thamel of Sports Illustrated reported that Strong was the pick to replace Brown and that he would be paid $25 million over five seasons. Brown was forced out of the position in December after 16 years (and one national title).The Austin American-Statesman reported that Strong had been offered the job, but that no decision had been made. The paper that said Alabama coach Nick Saban and Jimbo Fisher of Florida State were no longer being considered. Art Briles of Baylor and Jim Mora of UCLA were also out of consideration. James Franklin of Vanderbilt appeared to be the back-up choice, if Strong declined the offer.Only five seasons ago, Strong appeared to be a career assistant at Florida, who was turned down for the head coaching jobs at Minnesota and California and could not get an interview at Mississippi State.One source close to Strong and his staff told WDRB's Rick Bozich that among Strong's frustrations at Louisville was a poor crowd at the program's Senior Day game against Memphis, which turned out to be Teddy Bridgewater's final home game as well. The announced attendance of 46,421 was, by most estimates, larger than the actual number, and the source said Strong mentioned that game specifically as a disappointment.Copyright 2014 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
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Annual Scout banquet includes a salute to great minds
Den Leader Erik Reikes, Cub Master Fritz Ortlieb, and Assistant Cub Master Sean Erickson salute the colors.
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"American Inventors" was the theme of Cub Scout Pack 4's annual Blue and Gold Dinner on Feb. 1 at La Jolla Presbyterian Church's Fellowship Hall. About 200 scouts and their families attended. The highlights included the Webelos bridging ceremony where scouts actually crossed a bridge to be welcomed by two different troops — Troop 506 from La Jolla Methodist and Troop 4 at La Jolla Presbyterian Church.
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Fire rips through multiple townhomes in Windcrest neighborhood
Residents believe fire started by neighbor's cigarette
SAN ANTONIO - A fire ripped through several townhomes on the North Side, leaving dozens of residents looking for a new place to sleep Friday night.
The fires began around 10:00 a.m. Friday in the Windcrest neighborhood. According to residents, a woman in one of the townhomes fell asleep after lighting a cigarette.
Residents said the woman's bed caught fire from the cigarette, and flames quickly spread to the adjoining townhomes.
The townhomes were evacuated while crews extinguished the blaze.
Residents said they've lost everything, including new Christmas gifts.
"The fact that we worked so hard to get what we got them for Christmas and then for them to lose everything, we really don't have clothes to put on," said Shawanna Bush, displaced by the fire. "That's kind of devastating."
The Red Cross said they are providing food and bedding to eight adults and five children displaced by the fire.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
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Using code developed for one application program in another application. Traditionally achieved using program libraries. Object-oriented programming offers reusability of code via its techniques of inheritance and genericity. Class libraries with intelligent browsers and application generators are under development to help in this process. Polymorphic functional languages also support reusability while retaining the benefits of strong typing.
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Reverse Engineering of Content to Find Usability Problems: A Healthcare Case Study
Shadi Ghajar-Khosravi, Flora Wan, Samir Gupta, and Mark Chignell
Journal of Usability Studies, Volume 8, Issue 1, November 2012, pp. 16 - 28
For tools that involve the creation of an artifact or document, reverse engineering potentially provides an interesting alternative to task-based usability testing. In this case study, participants were shown an artifact and asked to recreate it using a software tool. Would the reverse engineering testing method be as successful as traditional task-based methods in uncovering usability problems? Would test participants be comfortable using the method? Participants used both reverse engineering and task-based approaches to usability testing in counterbalanced order. Using an online tool for developing asthma action plans, the reverse engineering method uncovered more usability problems than the traditional task-based usability testing method. The 12 test participants had a positive attitude towards the reverse engineering method although it took them longer to perform their tasks and they faced a greater number of issues. Both the longer task time and the greater number of problems uncovered were likely caused by the greater attention to detail that reverse engineering requires of participants. This case study demonstrates that reverse engineering may be a useful alternative to pre-defining the tasks for the participant when carrying out a usability test.
Tips for Usability Practitioners
Our bottom line message for practitioners based on our experience with the case study is that the reverse-engineering approach is useful if you want to
- Find problems with the formatting/layout aspects of a tool.
- Avoid bias from the language used in task scenarios, for example, if an instruction says to "create a report" and the UI has a Create menu with a Report command.
- Encourage the participants to work more slowly and explore the tool more thoroughly at first.
On the other hand, the reverse-engineering method is not recommended if
- You want participants to use their own data or in other circumstances where participant's motivation (or lack thereof) can have a significant effect.
- The goal/outcome has ambiguity; it's not clear to people when they are done.
- Session time must be kept short. It will take longer for participants to complete tasks with reverse engineering.
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PAULDING — It wasn't the start Van Wert wanted. And it didn't end the way the Cougars wanted either.
The lady Cougars were held scoreless in the opening stanza, missing all eight shots from the field and committing four turnovers in the quarter. Lima Bath, though, struggled as well. Van Wert's defense limited the Wildkittens to 2 of 13 shooting in the period as well to go along with two turnovers.
"Our defensive effort was very good tonight," noted Cougar head coach Lance Moonshower. "I thought we played extremely hard and we did a good job of continuing to battle despite our offensive struggles."
One of two free throws by Lima Bath's Cassie Best made it 9-0 Wildkittens before Van Wert found the scoreboard. A bucket by the Cougars' Clair Butler, off of a Livia Butler assist, broke the scoreless streak with 5:22 left in the period.
Van Wert then controlled the rest of the period. The Cougars added a trey by Erin Morrow before two foul shots each by Morrow and Cheyenne Handy tied the contest at 9-9 with 3:06 remaining in the half.
"We were able to get a bucket there and then it seemed like our confidence level took off," Moonshower continued. "It's a credit to the girls for the way they battled tonight. Last time we played them, we got into a hole and then it took off from there. Tonight, even though we got behind early, the girls kept playing hard and worked themselves back into it."
A free throw by Lima Bath's Taylor Dackin put the Wildkittens on top 10-9 before a trey by Haney put the Cougars on top for the first time at 12-10 with 1:12 left.
For most of the third quarter, the two teams continued to play even. A basket by Alexis Dowdy knotted the game at 20-20 at the 3:04 mark of the period but Lima Bath responded.
Ruhe scored the Wildkittens final seven points of the third quarter as Lima Bath opened a 28-22 advantage entering the final stanza. Outside of a bucket by Emilie
Moonshower, the Cougars turned the ball over on their other three possessions in the final three minutes.
Trailing 30-25 early in the fourth quarter, a pair of free throws each from Morrow and Dowdy trimmed the Cougar deficit to 32-29 at the 5:20 mark.
Van Wert was still within three at 34-31 after a Hannah Hulbert basket with 2:33 remaining but the Cougars struggled from there.
The lady Cougars committed three turnovers and missed two shots on their next five possessions and the Wildkittens took advantage.
A pair of Alyssa Manley foul shots along with two Ruhe free throws pushed the Wildkitten advantage to 38-31 lead at the 1:40 mark.
Ruhe hit one of two foul shots to make it 39-31 before one last Van Wert rally.
Dowdy converted a traditional three-point play to get the Cougars within 39-34 before Madison Dackin answered with one of two foul shots for Lima Bath, pushing the lead to 40-34.
Dowdy added two more charity tosses to trim the Cougar deficit to 40-36 with six seconds left to provide the final Van Wert points. Hollar added a free throw with four ticks remaining to close out the scoring.
"I am proud of the girls and their efforts tonight," concluded Moonshower. "We are a young basketball team. We talked to the girls about improving each year and we did that this year."
Morrow paced the lady Cougars with a dozen markers with Dowdy adding nine and Handy chipping in eight. Clair Butler, Emilie Moonshower and Hulbert all chipped in two markers a piece. Livia Butler closed her Cougar career with one point, four rebounds and two assists.
Dowdy grabbed eight boards for Van Wert, which was outrebounded 33-26. The Cougars also had 21 turnovers compared to the Wildkittens 16.
Ruhe paced Lima Bath with 16 points followed by Madison Dackin with eight and Hollar with seven. Ruhe also recorded 13 rebounds for Lima Bath.


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Evansville Police are looking for 38-year-old Reko Deprea Levels.
Levels is accused of severely beating a woman during a domestic dispute early Friday morning. The woman suffered multiple injuries.
Her current condition and location are not available.
Levels is 6ft tall, and 225lbs.
Authorities say Levels is no stranger to law enforcement. According to court documents, Levels has been arrested more than 50 times.
"Mr. Levels is very familiar to local law enforcement, he's been arrested numerous times for some crimes that were smaller like PI to violent crimes which include other domestic violence events, resisting law enforcement, burglary, he's been in jail many times over the years," Sgt. Jason Cullum said.
Levels was arrested after allegedly attacking a man with sword during a home invasion in 2006. He was charged with armed robbery and attempted murder.
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The Great Mouse Detective is one of my all time favorite Disney Movies. I was so thrilled to discover that it was going to be released on blue ray and DVD this month. It was originally released in 1986 and I can vividly remember going to the movie theater to see it. This lesser known disney film has always been special to me. No, it isn't your mainstream Disney Princess flick, but an endearing tale of adventure. These lesser known Disney films have such character. I actually prefer them. This Sherlock Holmes and Watson type movie is sure the thrill and captivate your little ones. The movie is set in 1897 London and follows the plight of little Olivia, a Scottish mouse whose father has been kidnapped by a crippled bat. Olivia enlists the help of Basil of Baker Street and the adventure begins. Through many twists and turns you will be captivated by this tale. My 2 boys absolutely loved this cartoon movie. We all sat down to watch it on a rainy fall afternoon with a big bowl of popcorn. Perfection! This would be a fabulous little gift for Halloween.
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Digital Projection International (DPI) announced a partnership with Silicon Optix to release an external video switcher/image processor for use with all of DPI's precision displays and DP's entire lineup of 1-chip and 3-chip DLP projectors.
The VIP 1000 will be compatible with all existing and previously released DP projectors and provides user-selectable adjustments to improve the quality of any video source.
The VIP 1000 can serve multiple operational functions. As a source switcher, the VIP 1000 can accept a variety of inputs, scale them to a user-selectable native resolution and provide the switched signal as either a DVI or analog feed to the projector. Image adjustments include size, aspect ratio, colorimetry, gamma and geometry. It features advanced noise filtration circuits, specifically tailored to optimize imaging performance of lower quality and analog video sources.
It employs the new Realta HQV image processor from Silicon Optix. The Realta HQV combines the broadcast quality video processing of the Teranex system with the geometric scaling technology from Silicon Optix to create a new display standard known as HQV (Hollywood Quality Video). For HD material, HQV features true 10-bit processing, automatic multi-cadence detection, and four-field per-pixel deinterlacing–the highest quality HD deinterlacing available today. Instead of discarding half the resolution, and just doubling the lines, HQV processes all 2 million+ pixels in both fields of a 1080i signal, preserving all the rich detail in an HD scene. Also, HQV per-pixel, motion adaptive noise reduction cleans the random noise that can plague HD broadcasts.
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The deal between NASCAR and NBC turned out to be yet another stockpile in the arms race between the sports cable networks.
In a joint press release, NASCAR announced a 10-year media rights deal with the NBC Sports Group. The deal takes over for ESPN and ABC, which had the rights to most of the late-season NASCAR races. NBC also won the rights to the second half of the Nationwide Series season. Turner's TNT package of six summer races, as well as the first half of the Nationwide Series season, is still up for grabs, with Fox reported to be leading bidder.
"NBC is known for being an exceptional partner and delivering outstanding production quality and presentation of live sports, as well as its broad portfolio of broadcast and digital properties so we are thrilled with the commitment they have made to NASCAR and its future," said NASCAR Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Brian France.
"Acquiring the rights and bringing NASCAR back to NBC comes at an important point in time for NBC Sports Network, NBC, and all of our distributors and affiliates," said NBC Sports Group Chairman, Mark Lazarus. "We look forward to working with Brian and his management team, who have brought a renewed focus to NASCAR's intersection of sports and technology." Lazerus formerly ran Turner Sports, where he dealt with NASCAR in their own broadcast deals.
ESPN President John Skipper offered the following statement on the agreement:
"ESPN has enjoyed a long and mutually beneficial relationship with NASCAR. We have tremendous respect for the France family, the drivers and all in the sport and wish them well. We will continue to serve NASCAR fans through SportsCenter and our other news platforms as we continue to enhance our industry-leading collection of quality assets.
"We are looking forward to the start of our Sprint Cup season and will continue with our deep commitment to the highest quality coverage."
NBC will air seven Sprint Cup races per season beginning in 2015, and it has already been hinted that those races will air on football Sundays. They will also air four Nationwide Series races per year. NBC Sports Network will air 13 Sprint Cup races and 15 Nationwide Series races per season, which is a huge game changer for a network that already has the NHL eight months a year, just added the English Premier League, and now has this as an excellent way to bridge between the two, and keep audiences watching the network during the summer.
NBC Sports Network also gains rights to the NASCAR K&N Series, Whelen Modified Tour events, Toyota (Mexico) Series events, NASCAR Hall of Fame induction ceremony, as well as various season-ending banquets. NBC will gain 'TV Everywhere' rights for the NBC Sports Live Extra app. They will also have Spanish-language rights for Telemundo and Mun2.
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ARCOLA, Texas -- One person was killed and two others were injured when shots were fired inside a crowded restaurant in Arcola, police said.
The shooting happened during a fight inside a taqueria on FM 521 at Highway 6 around 10:30 p.m. Sunday, according to the Arcola Police Department.
Police said there were about 30 people inside when two men got into a fight, and one of them pulled a gun. The suspect opened fire, shooting and killing the other man. Police said the suspect then shot the victim's father twice.
One of the bullets ricocheted and hit a woman's foot.
The suspect then fled the scene, police said.
"Nothing like this has happened in the last seven years since I've been here," said Police Chief David Tezeno. "It's the first time we've had an actual shooting like this, in this particular area."
The son, who was 31 years old, was pronounced dead at the scene. His father was sent to the hospital in stable condition. The woman who was shot in the foot was expected to be okay.
Police said they are confident they will be able to track down the suspect and a possible accomplice. They're reviewing witness statements as well as surveillance video from inside the restaurant.
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Original post made on May 23, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, May 23, 2013, 1:02 PM
on May 23, 2013 at 1:24 pm
What was his job at Google?
on May 23, 2013 at 2:23 pm
It seems that the first burglary could've been prevented if Google had required the employee to surrender his badge at the time of termination. If he needed to come back to his work site for anything, it could be done with an escort from security or HR.
Most Silicon Valley companies I'm familiar with do it this way. A lot of resources were spent on a crime that could've been prevented by different personnel practices.
on May 23, 2013 at 2:35 pm
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IOWA CITY, Iowa, - The FGCU men's basketball fell 62-49 to Iowa on Sunday afternoon in the first round of the 2007 South Padre Island Invitational. Adam Liddell (Auburn, Ind.) scored a season-high 15 and pulled down six boards in the game.
The Eagles got on the board first off a fast-break layup by Casey Wohlleb (Boca Raton, Fla.) that followed a Liddell steal. Iowa answered with three from Justin Johnson. Terieke Barrowes (Pompano Beach, Fla.) put the Eagles back up with a layup and Johnson regained the lead for the Hawkeyes with a second three. FGCU followed with a 10-2 run, putting them up 14-8 with 17:03 to play with a three from Delvin Franklin (Houston, Texas). The Hawkeyes answered with a 9-0 run, holding the Eagles scoreless for nearly eight minutes to take a 17-14 lead.
The Eagles regained their composure and knotted the score at 22 all with 5:06 to play as Liddell sunk a pair of free-throws. Trey's from Wohlleb and Rob Quaintance (Glendale, Az.) gave FGCU a 28-24 lead with just over three minutes to play. Iowa outscored FGCU 10-4 over the last three minutes to take a narrow 32-30 lead into the break.
Iowa opened up a 45-36 lead with 11:38 to play after consecutive jumpers from Johnson. Landon Adler (Decatur, Ind.) went on a personal 5-0 run with a dunk and a three to cut the lead to 45-41 with 8:33 to play. Iowa then held FGCU scoreless for over three minutes to regain a nine point cushion with 6:57 to play. FGCU was able to pull within 50-45 with 5:27 after Quaintance sunk another three, but the Hawkeyes held the Eagles to a pair of lay-ups over the final 5:27 to pull away 62-49.
Justin Johnson was the lone Hawkeye in double figures with a game-high 19 points. Jeff Peterson added nine points while Kurt Looby and Dan Bohall added eight apiece.
Adam Liddell's season-high 15 led the Eagles and Casey Wohlleb scored 13 for FGCU. Rob Quaintance and Landon Adler each scored six for the Eagles. Quaintance dished out five assists and Adler pulled down six boards.
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Mississippi Representative Steve Holland of Lee County has introduced legislation to rename the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America for all official purposes in the state of Mississippi.
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Here is a small list of mine that need renaming; We drive on the parkway and park in the driveway. So this is easy. Let's start calling the driveway the parkway, and start calling the parkway the driveway.
In baseball they have the foul pole, when a ball hits the foul pole, it is a fair ball. The foul pole should be called the fair pole.
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Expect results when you witness for Christ. But remember, however God chooses to use your faithfulness in witnessing, your responsibility is to present Christ. It is His responsibility to draw people to Himself. As I have said earlier, success in witnessing is simply taking the initiative to share Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit and leaving the results to God.
In these pages I have presented a biblical plan that will enable you to be successful in reaching others for Christ. First, you must begin by preparing yourself:
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This from the man who follows Arsene "I didn't see it" Wenger's team of cheats
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Educating pedestrians on the dangers of road traffic
Original post made by Walker on Jul 5, 2008
It seems that the average pedestrian feels that they can step out into traffic because they have the right of way without looking and without any responsibility. As a young child I was taught that all traffic is dangerous and I should always give way to it because it was bigger than me and took longer to stop than me. This idea seems to be irrelevant around here.
When I cross the street anywhere, I use my eyes and ears before I step into the street. I wait for cars to stop before I put a foot into the road and if a car is there, I wait until I know the driver has given me attention. If a car is waiting I will most likely walk behind the car unless there is a stop sign or light. If a car is reversing out of a driveway, I will stop and let him go unless he has made it clear that I can go.
Likewise, when I see bicycles, I treat them as vehicles, expecting them to stop and obey traffic signs, but still realise that their riders may not see me and so I am careful of them.
What I do tends to make me feel safe. I was taught this behaviour as a child living in the suburbs with busy roads nearby. I have taught my kids to do this from an early age, always holding their hands when we cross together and getting them to tell me when it is safe for us to cross so I know that they are learning the lessons.
Unfortunately, most pedestrians I see walk around with their heads in the clouds, expecting all traffic to see them, stop for them, and if they don't and they get hit, their self righteous assumption that they were in the right even if they stepped from dark shadows and should have been seen, is more important than the couple of seconds it would have taken to let the car go by and then step out safely is more correct.
I would like to see more pedestrian safety taught and awareness discussed. After all, it is better to wait and be safe than in the right and dead.
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on Jul 5, 2008 at 9:34 pm
One of the big deterrents to walking in Palo Alto is all the overgrown landscaping that grows over the sidewalk and the tree branches that hang down and hit your face.
Residents are supposed to cut back all bushes, trees, and ground cover that sprawls over the sidewalk. And, all overhanging branches should be cut so they are 8 feet off the ground.
There is not a sidewalk in Palo Alto where two people can walk side by side without overgrowing vegetation pushing one of them out onto the street.
on Jul 5, 2008 at 9:50 pm
Unfortunately too many will not think Walker's comments apply to them. Good luck to those heedless people who, like children, think they are invincible.
on Jul 6, 2008 at 12:20 am
If Palo Alto pedestrians could learn the skills shown here, they would be safe.
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on Jul 6, 2008 at 7:20 am
Walker forgets that pedestrians have the right of way in California, even crossing the street mid block. It is up to the driver to be watching out for pedestrians.
on Jul 6, 2008 at 2:06 pm
Your attitude is exactly what my summing up meant. Too many people put the responsibility on the drivers and no responsibility on the drivers. Of course pedestrians have right of way (whethere that is right or wrong could be debated) but as a driver I know how difficult it can be on these bright days when there are dark shadows into the roads and I am wearing sunglasses, and pedestrians just walk in the shadows into the street. Or in the dark when they are dressed in dark clothing and step out into the street. Or with children and they teach them not to bother looking before they step out into the street.
Yes, having the right of way is the law. But common sense means that you still look before stepping into the street. After all, it is better to be cautious and alive than in the right and dead.
on Jul 6, 2008 at 2:08 pm
Resident Sorry, I have rewritten my first sentence to make sense.
Your attitude is exactly what my summing up meant. Too many people put the responsibility on the drivers and no responsibility on the pedestrians. Of course pedestrians have right of way (whethere that is right or wrong could be debated) but as a driver I know how difficult it can be on these bright days when there are dark shadows into the roads and I am wearing sunglasses, and pedestrians just walk in the shadows into the street. Or in the dark when they are dressed in dark clothing and step out into the street. Or with children and they teach them not to bother looking before they step out into the street.
Yes, having the right of way is the law. But common sense means that you still look before stepping into the street. After all, it is better to be cautious and alive than in the right and dead.
on Jul 7, 2008 at 10:06 pm
He was right, dead right, as he walked along,
But now he's just as dead as if he'd been wrong.
on Feb 4, 2010 at 9:38 am
thanks for writing this - I am from NYC where the underlying ethic is to keep the flow going. There are laws and then there is common sense. I've picked up there is a real animosity between pedestrians and drivers so those who step off may have an agenda. Stepping into the road to send a message creates bad karma (I'll use your terminology) and it sent my hot coffee all over the carpet - nice work people - you got your right of way - I am now prepared to keep my eyes on people on the sidewalk who may decide to cross at any moment. Nice.
on Feb 4, 2010 at 9:48 am
Pedestrians have to realize that a large percentage of California drivers do not stop at stop signs or even red lights. This is especially true at right turns. Remember that a car running a red light to make a right turn is often going to come up from behind the pedestrian in a crosswalk, so you have to make an extra effort to see it. "I had the right of way" is a terrible epitaph.
I have seen some pedestrians carrying rocks or bricks in the crosswalks; I assume to give a "love tap" to cars that come to close. I wonder if that is effective?
on Feb 4, 2010 at 9:50 am
And parents need to teach their kids that a green walk signal does not mean "go". It means you need to watch carefully for cars that are running red lights.
on Feb 4, 2010 at 10:48 am
I just spoke to the traffic police they referred me to the following.
Steve, I believe the issue regarding folks that do not stop at red lights and the pedestrians carrying rocks for love taps is an independent(but important) idea. I am talking about the pedestrian who suddenly leaves the curb because they have this "right of way" mind set(seems like they do have some responsibility based on the traffic code below) - the one that caused the coffee all over the car. The rocks and the love taps thing is more cultural knowhow - thanks. Nice. It's so ungreen and anti environmental to make cars stop and start unnecessarily - imagine all the fuel that is wasted. I drive a hybrid so it's all good, but I view folks that cause these unnecessary stops to be anti-environment - makes me want to carry a rock. nice.
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21950. (a) The driver of a vehicle shall yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within any marked crosswalk or within any unmarked crosswalk at an intersection, except as otherwise provided in this chapter.
(b) This section does not relieve a pedestrian from the duty of using due care for his or her safety. No pedestrian may suddenly leave a curb or other place of safety and walk or run into the path of a vehicle that is so close as to constitute an immediate hazard. No pedestrian may unnecessarily stop or delay traffic while in a marked or unmarked crosswalk.
(c) The driver of a vehicle approaching a pedestrian within any marked or unmarked crosswalk shall exercise all due care and shall reduce the speed of the vehicle or take any other action relating to the operation of the vehicle as necessary to safeguard the safety of the pedestrian.
(d) Subdivision (b) does not relieve a driver of a vehicle from the duty of exercising due care for the safety of any pedestrian within any marked crosswalk or within any unmarked crosswalk at an intersection.
Amended Sec. 8, Ch. 833, Stats. 2000. Effective January 1, 2001.
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