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The All-Star Game has come and gone, and labor talks have yet to begin. Why not, and should we be concerned? Via USA Today:
"I'm not prepared to tell you when we'll begin formal negotiations," [Bettman] said. "That's a call that we pretty much left up to the players association. We're ready and we have been ready, but the union has some work to do."
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The biggest worry comes at the foot of Fehr, who presided over the MLB Players Association and that league's 1994 lockout. The NHLPA's rejected of the league's proposed realignment plan seemed like the first salvo in these labor talks, but everything said publicly by the two parties thus far has been rather cordial.
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TVA has completed construction of the 4.75-mile transmission line to supply power to Pennyrile Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation's new substation in the Salem Church community near Oak Grove, Kentucky. The new facilities are expected to go into service in January 2014.
July 2011
TVA has evaluated 12 alternative line segments for improvements that will relieve equipment that is near overload and provided continued reliable power.
Based on public input, TVA has identified a modified version of alternative route segments as the preferred route, as shown on the preferred route map below. The line would begin at alternative tap point #3 on TVA's existing Edgoten-Casky 161-kilovolt tap line. The route follows the existing right of way north for about 1500 feet, then turns west towards Highway 41, mostly following farm and property boundaries until it crosses the railroad. There the route turns south for about 1200 feet and ends at the substation.
The same considerations — environmental, land-use, engineering, and cultural — were used to assess each alternative. The reviews were based on available data, aerial photography, onsite reviews, public comment, and property owners' input.
The preferred route is about 4.75 miles long and is expected to have the least overall impact of the alternatives. In keeping with TVA's environmental stewardship, an appropriate National Environmental Policy Act review will be conducted.
The line would be built on steel poles on a 100-foot right of way.
Eleven property owners (17 property tracts) would be affected.
Construction is scheduled to begin fall of 2013 with the news facilities in service the winter of 2013-14.
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TVA is considering improvements to the transmission system near Oak Grove, Kentucky, located south of Hopkinsville, between Fort Campbell and Pembroke, Kentucky. The improvements will provide continued reliable power to the area.
Pennyrile Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation's demand on the TVA Edgoten Substation is expected to exceed the available capacity of the transformer bank by winter 2014. TVA proposes to serve their new Salem Church Substation from a different source, thereby relieving load on the Edgoten Substation.
TVA held an open house on March 24, 2011 to provide information, answer questions and accept comments about the proposed project.
The proposed project consists of about 4.5 miles of new transmission line to power Pennyrile Rural ECC's proposed Salem Church Substation. TVA would power the substation with a new single-circuit 161-kilovolt transmission line, which would extend from the existing Edgoten-Casky 161-kV line west towards Highway 41 to the new Salem Church Substation, located on Elmo Road near the CSX Railroad.
Several alternative routes from a network of twelve alternative line segments will be presented at the open house. Some of the alternative segments use existing right-of-way.
The transmission line would consist of a single-circuit line and steel structures on a 100-foot right-of-way.
The project is scheduled to be completed winter of 2013-2014.
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TVA's process for siting new transmission projects is designed to allow public input at all stages. TVA is committed to working with area stakeholders to address concerns during the course of the project. Comments received during the comment period will be used in reaching a decision on the proposed action.
TVA held an open house to discuss the proposed transmission line project. The open house was held Thursday, March 24, 2011 at the Pembroke Elementary School gymnasium in Pembroke, Kentucky. A 30-day comment period followed.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Review: The Business of Being Born
The main thesis of the movie (as it was with Ryan's presentation) is that, in the large majority of cases, baby deliveries work best with minimal medical intervention. In unusual, abnormal cases, medical intervention, including C-section surgery, is necessary to protect the life of the mother and baby.
The film goes into this theme in greater depth. I am persuaded that, for normal deliveries, inducement of labor often makes labor worse by interfering with the flow of hormones between the woman's body and the in utero baby. The drugs given to induce labor tend to stress the baby's body, interfere with natural delivery, and make C-section surgery much more likely.
One of the greatest things about the film is simply that it shows several normal deliveries. (I had already watched some water births on YouTube.) Watching these more-natural births was an eye-opener for me. I had always just assumed that delivery is living hell, with the woman laying down on her back, legs in the air, with the doctor peering up her vagina. Well, delivery does hurt, a lot; on that point I remain persuaded. But it need not involve the excruciating pain and screaming we've always seen on television. Instead, the natural births I've seen usually involve a woman squatting or in a tub of water. The head blurts out, then the shoulders with the rest of the body.
Seriously: if you've never witnessed a normal delivery, you owe it to yourself to watch a video of one. See the movie, or watch the YouTube videos I've found.
I was horrified to watch how U.S. medical doctors treated deliveries in the 1920s. Doctors gave women horrifying drugs and strapped women to their beds, sometimes for days. In general this was a period of treating people as though they were machines, rather than viewing technology as a means to meeting human needs. This trend was also evident in the rise of factory education and, to a far uglier extent, the rise of fascism.
While today's medical interventions are more humane, they are largely unnecessary and counterproductive. The movie mentions that U.S. infant and mother mortality rates are high relative to the rest of the industrialized world. While this does not take into account the fact that U.S. doctors try to save more premature babies or the fact that mortality is much higher among narrow segments of the U.S. population, I am persuaded that, in most cases, inducement drugs and C-section surgeries cause more problems than they solve.
I do worry that the "all natural" attitude may make those women who do need medical intervention feel somehow inadequate. Generally it is not a mother's fault if something goes wrong in delivery. Yet one of the people interviewed for the film claimed that, because a C-section interrupts the flow of hormones spurring motherly attachment, such births somehow lack love. But especially for humans love is not reducible to hormones, and a woman who gives birth by C-section is just as able to love her baby as is any other parent. The movie explicitly makes room for necessary medical interventions, but I'm not sure it sufficiently emphasized that a troubled delivery manifests no moral failing.
The director of the film, Abby Epstein, got pregnant in the course of making the film. Unfortunately, she had a severe complication in her pregnancy; her body stopped delivering nutrition to her fetus, who redirected nutrition to the brain and away from the rest of the body. Epstein went into delivery several weeks early. Because of the premature delivery (and because the baby was breech), Epstein went with her midwife to the hospital, where she gave birth by C-section. Thankfully, everything turned out fine. However, the incident does reinforce the need to get good prenatal care and to seek medical attention when needed. While deeply unfortunate for Epstein, the silver lining is that the story made for a much more balanced and informative film.
Another thing that struck me about the movie is how much it reinforced my existing political views about modern American medicine and health insurance. One person interviewed for the film claimed that often a C-section surgery is a legal strategy. The idea is that, if a doctor performs a C-section, he or she has made every possible medical intervention, and so cannot be sued. So the problems with American torts certainly show in this area.
I have long argued that third-party insurance payments -- entrenched by decades of federal tax policy and controls -- subvert individual responsibility. One women in the film said, "People in our culture spend more time and effort researching to buy a stereo system, a car, probably a camera, than they do checking out what their choices are for birth." In our third-party system of prepaid health care, most people have no incentive to seek out good value for their health dollars. Moreover, most people get the health care their employer's insurance company tells them to get, rather than the health care that would best serve their needs.
My wife and I, on the other hand, buy low-cost, high-deductible health insurance and pay for routine and expected care through our Health Savings Account. We're going to pay for our delivery by writing a check or running the debit card. We know what care we're getting and how much it costs. It is only if something goes terribly wrong, resulting in higher bills, that our insurance would kick in.
Nothing is more central to the continuance of the human race than the delivery of babies. People should know more about that, and The Business of Being Born provides not only a wealth of information but wisdom on the matter.
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- Craig LatzkeMay 19, 2010 at 6:00 PM
My wife birthed our two kids (now 1 and 3-years old) at home with a direct entry midwife, her assistant, and myself. There is no place like home.ReplyDelete
On the money/insurance topic you bring up: Both times we paid most ourselves, with insurance kicking in and reimbursing me for a portion after our deductible was met (the second time even at in-network rates). Between the two we probably averaged spending what our share would have been with a hospital birth, but saved my insurer lots of money. One thing you certainly won't get at a hospital is knowing the fee up front (save for the very rare instance where transport to hospital is necessary).
On that rare necessity: You wrote, "The movie explicitly makes room for necessary medical interventions, but I'm not sure it sufficiently emphasized that a troubled delivery manifests no moral failing." I don't recall the movie enough to judge the balance you speak of. Even if it is off in the direction you mention it is but a whisper against the deafening shout of the medical establishment and popular culture (which are much farther off, in the other direction).


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5:20pm Saturday 12th May 2012 in News By Adrian Mullen, Arts correspondent
BLACKWELL has opened its elegant doors to another show of artistic importance.
From Rossetti to Voysey: Arts and Crafts Stamped Book Cover Design brings together more than 90 books with case-bound cloth covers by artists and designers, their names reading like a roll-call of the leading artists and designers of the day - Philip Webb, DG Rossetti, William Morris, Charles Ricketts, Walter Crane, Lewis F Day, Selwyn Image, Laurence Housman, James Guthrie, Gleeson White, Robert Anning Bell, Lucy Faulkner.
Published between 1866 and 1911 and issued by commercial publishers the books all come from the collection of Malcolm Haslam, whose co-curator of the exhibition with Kathy Haslam, Blackwell's curator.
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The exhibition - which runs at the Bowness Arts and Crafts house until July 15 - and accompanying catalogue, with an introduction by Charlotte Gere and text by Malcolm, will illuminate relationships between designers, writers and publishers, highlighting and describing the literary and artistic fellowship of a small select group, who grew up around publishers such as FS Ellis, John Lane and George Bell.
Malcolm developed a passion for the Arts and Crafts movement as a student at the Courtauld Institute. He wrote his MA thesis on the artistic theory of A H Mackmurdo and began collecting art pottery. After a year or two teaching art history in Birmingham, he became assistant editor of the part-work 'Discovering Antiques', which launched a career writing books and articles on the decorative arts. Charlotte is an established authority on 19th Century design with many publications to her name.
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"The homeowner had done a very nice job using his own extinguisher to knock it down, and we just finished putting out the fire and checked for extension into the walls," said Endwell Fire Chief Jeff Winchell. "The problem with lightning is that it is just so unpredictable, you never know where it's going to hit or what it's going to damage. So basically you just have to be diligent during a lightning storm, keep an eye on your own home, and call 911 if you have a lightning strike."
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Investigators gathered evidence in the woods behind Danvers High School, where the body of slain math teacher, Colleen Ritzer, was found.
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Ritzer, 24, was "a very, very, respected, loved teacher. ... It's a terrible tragedy for the entire Danvers community," Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett said.
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Philip Chism, 14, was arraigned at Salem District Court, where he was charged in Ritzer's death. Chism was charged as an adult, pled not guilty, and was held without bail.
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Murder suspect Philip Chism had been reported missing Tuesday after he didn't return home from school. Chism was found by Topsfield police at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday walking north on the southbound side of Route 1.
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Born in Jasper, Alabama on October 20, 1925, Virgie lived as an adult in Jacksonville, Fla., Birmingham, Ala., and finally Deer Park, Texas. She cared for and helped raise her two grandchildren, and loved them very much. She loved playing bridge with her friends at the Maxwell Center in Deer Park. She was an avid reader and passed that love of reading on to her daughter. She was an excellent seamstress and enjoyed crocheting. She will be missed by many.
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Second-ranked LSU had to play past midnight, but used a three run rally in the 16th inning to outlast Alabama 11-8 in game two of their weekend SEC series.
LSU (36-3, 14-2) broke an 8-8 deadlock when Christian Ibarra drew a two-out walk and scored after a pinch-hit double by Tyler Moore and a wild pitch.
Jacoby Jones followed with an RBI double and Ty Ross capped the rally with another RBI, his fourth of the game.
Ross had given LSU at 7-3 lead with a three run homer earlier in the game, but the Crimson Tide used their own three-run shot by Kenny Roberts with one out in the bottom of the ninth off LSU closer Chris Cotton to erase an 8-5 Tigers lead and force extra innings.
Alex Bregman also hit a three-run homer for LSU, sandwiched by a triple and a double for three hits in the game.
Nate Fury pitched four scoreless innings to stem the Tide through the 14th inning and Kurt McCune worked the final two scoreless frames to pick up the victory.
The sixteen innings ties the LSU record for the longest game in school history, which had been reached twice before. LSU goes for the sweep Sunday afternoon.
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CATEGORIES Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Box Office Predictions, UK Box Office, Cinematical, UK Box OfficeLast week's only new release Angels & Demons took top honors, but without the controversy enjoyed by The Da Vinci Code the numbers weren't nearly as stellar. Star Trek held out well in its second week, making only $3 million less than the number one flick. Here's the top five:
1. Angels & Demons: $46.2 million
2. Star Trek: $43 million
3. X-Men Origins: Wolverine: $14.7 million
4. Ghosts of Girlfriends Past: $6.6 million
5. Obsessed: $4.5 million
Heading into the Memorial Day weekend we've got two comedies and one kick ass looking science fiction actioner.
Terminator: Salvation (Opening on Thursday)
What's It All About: This fourth film in the Terminator series takes place in the year 2018 and John Connor (Christian Bale) is leading the assault against the machines that want to exterminate humanity.
Why It Might Do Well: Bale's presence gives the series a strength it hasn't had since the departure of Linda Hamilton.
Why It Might Not Do Well: It's scoring a very disappointing 32% at Rottentomatoes.com.
Number of Theaters: 3,500
Prediction: $78 million
Night of the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
What's It All About: Ben Stiller returns as the night watchman who keeps running into living museum exhibits. This time he's sneaking into The Smithsonian to rescue two living museum pieces that have been shipped there accidentally.
Why It Might Do Well: The first film made $250 million.
Why It Might Not Do Well: 44% at Rottentomatoes.com doesn't impress.
Number of Theaters: 4,000
Prediction: $60 million
Dance Flick
What's It All About: A streetwise young man and the new girl in town join forces for a dance competition in this parody of dance films.
Why It Might Do Well: The Wayans brothers are continuing the family tradition that began with the Scary Movie franchise. These parody flicks always manage to do a reasonable amount of business.
Why It Might Not Do Well: Like most movies in this genre it looks unbearable. Is it too much to hope that this particular trend is nearing the finish line?
Number of Theaters: 2,300
Prediction: $11 million
Terminator: Salvation is, of course, a hotly anticipated film, but Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian has a 500 theater advantage and is the sequel to a successful film. Here's how I think the top five will play out.
1. Terminator: Salvation
2. Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
3. Star Trek
4. Angels & Demons
5. Dance Flick
I think this is the highest class average we've had in some time with 11 of us pulling in perfect scores. Way to go, box office peeps! Here's how we all did.
1. cough: 16
1. Matt: 16
1. Billy Bob: 16
1. hitesh choudhary: 16
1. Robert O'Dell: 16
1. Ray: 16
1. zimka: 16
1. greatone: 16
1. Greg: 16
2. Mattieu: 13
2. Vera: 13
2. lostinafog: 13
2. Michael: 13
3. Alex Focker: 11
3. English Gavz: 11
3. filmsuki: 11
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The WSU Cougars' first player from the 2012 team came off the board in the Major League Baseball draft today when the Seattle Mariners selected WSU first baseman Taylor Ard -- who led WSU in home...
WSU baseball got a major boost on Monday when only junior pitcher Adam Conley was able to agree to terms on a pro contract, as sluggers Derek Jones and Taylor Ard will now return to school.
Is there hope for recovery in 2012? The answer is yes. (Isn't it always?) We look at who the players are who could step up to get WSU baseball back in the postseason.
It's been assumed that the offense was the source of WSU baseball's underachievement this year. Turns out, that's an incorrect assumption. We show you why.
With half of the MLB First-Year Player Draft now in the books, WSU has already equaled its total of players drafted in 2010 when Derek Jones, Taylor Ard and Matt Argyropoulos joined Adam Conley as...
WSU left hander Adam Conley, who throws in the low- to mid-90s, is likely to hear his name called early in the 2011 MLB Draft next week. We catch up with Jason Churchill of ESPN.com's MLB Draft...
In what was a season of disappointment for the WSU baseball team, there was one enormous bright spot: Redshirt sophomore first baseman Taylor Ard, who was named to the All-Pac-10 team today.
The WSU baseball team opened the season by winning two of its first three. Today's win was in true Cougar fashion: A come-from-behind job keyed by a seventh-inning homer by Taylor Ard.
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The "Rumble in the Rockies" just got bigger.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) today announced that Travis Browne and Rob Broughton will collide in a heavyweight match up at an upcoming pay-per-view (PPV) event that is scheduled for the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colo., on Sept. 24, 2011.
"Hapa" and "The Bear" have verbally agreed to touch gloves at UFC 135, which features a main event between 205-pound champion Jon Jones and former division kingpin, Quinton Jackson.
Browne will look to build off his sensational "Knockout of the Night" performance against Stefan Struve at UFC 130, while Broughton will be eager to string together back-to-back wins inside the Octagon after his submission win over Vinicius Kappke de Queiroz in his promotional debut at UFC 120.
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Using the same credentials as previously used (before belle) the exchange account refuses to connect.
Keep getting "Invalid Exchange ActiveSync credentials. Check credential settings.
I've tried clearing the security certificates, retyping the password which work fine on all other devices. I tried a different user account that is much shorter in length. Changing port numbers changes the error message so that it says it can't connect. Which leads me to believe that it has to be something to do with the way that the credentials are being passed to the server. I have tried using wifi and 3G. It is an MS exchange 2003 server. I am the administrator of the server/network and there is no ongoing issues with the server.
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Same problem as OP. Fix this soon Nokia or you will lose another customer.
21-02-2012 6:25
Same problem
Sometime only inbox get sync and sometime just nothing
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21-02-2012 19:53
I have the same problem. Exchange used to work perfectly on Anna, and the version before Anna. Now I does synchronise but only my sent mail folder, my deleted items folder, and 'folders' itself.
But I does not show any emails in my inbox, which is ofcourse the most important!
The calender synchronises fine, as does my contacts in outlook...
Any help on this?
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I've updated my N8 to Belle today and now I have lost my exchange emails, I use it to connect to my work emails, I have set everything up as I had previously, but every time I get the message 'Unable to contact server. Check server information in Exchange ActiveSync settings'. I've set the server to match the server information I'm given when I check my account details in my Outlook - is this correct?
Starting to wish I hadn't upgraded now as I was happy with what I had before it all worked perfectly.
If anyone has any advice, it would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
05-03-2012 19:02
Same situation here (on an E7) - honestly this is a deal breaker for me.
FYI, Swype was never installed, so the "solutions" doesn't apply here.
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HI. I finally got mine to work. My company uses Google apps.
password: (enter your password
domain: abc.com
server: m.google.com
I only sync my calendar, to-do, and emails, and it worked. Previously when I checked calendar and contacts, it did not work.
Now I'm using Ovi to sync my contacts.
Hope this helps
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08-03-2012 18:42
Same here, Swype is not installed (and I did a hard reset this morning before updating to belle…). Tried both with 2-step verification (and a specific password) and without, both with and without "google" as domain, nothing works. And before, it worked perfectly well with Anna. Very annoying. I am trying to synchronise only the calendar, and nothing helps. The password prompt continues to pop up.
Hopefully we'll find a solution, best,
09-03-2012 8:44
To make sure it was nothing related to other software, I did an entire reinstall yesterday, including hard reset. Still no luck. Without Swype, without anything, synchronisation with Google Calendar would not work, the password prompt popping up all the time. If someone had a solution, it would be great.
09-03-2012 8:55
Create your own thread.This thread is specifically for N8, with microsoft exchange active sync issues. The solution is for the threads subject specifically.
09-03-2012 9:13
Yes, absolutely, that's why I'm posting here: I have a N8 running on Belle and connecting to Google Calendar via Exchange Activesync. That's why I was posting here, but please tell me if, and why, I really have to open up a new thread.
09-03-2012 9:18
activesync and exchange is a microsoft server based system not a google account.
09-03-2012 9:36
Yes, but Google uses Microsoft's technology to synchronise with mobile devices: http://www.google.com/mobile/sync/
By the way, others seem to have the same or similar issues:
13-04-2012 9:55
I had same issue...but managed to solve by ensuring to add in Domain field in setup NOT domainname.com BUT just domainname
Soleved for me! I hope this helps.
24-05-2012 9:40
I have got the some problem.
Maybe plesse try put email adres like *****@googlemail.com, instead of ****@gmail.com?


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Former White House Chief of Staff John Sununu spoke to the Illinois GOP delegation at Thursday's breakfast for the Republican National Convention.
Former New Hampshire Governor Sununu, a very, very aggressive surrogate and spokesman for the Romney campaign, addressed the delegation just before 9:15 Thursday morning.
He poked some fun at President Obama and threw some insults out at his administration.
Sununu joked for a bit about how Mitt Romney is trying to give a boost to Chicago's real estate market by getting rid of President Obama.
"The folks from Chicago ought to got into the real estate business, because there's a guy with a lot of friends with money who's coming back to look for a house next January," Sununu said. "Imagine satisfying it will be for you folks, waking up on Wednesday after Election Day and hear people say, 'Did you see what happened in Illinois?!'"
While Sununu was spinning those fantasies for Republicans, despite a Crain's Chicago Business' voter opinion survey that showed the president with a 27-point lead currently in Illinois.
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The settlement will result in reductions of nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, and particulate matter by more than 70,000 tons per year, across three of the utility's coal-fired power plants, located in Kincaid, Ill., State Line, Ind., and Somerset, Mass.
"This settlement limits power plant emissions in northwest Indiana and central Illinois – and requires Dominion to fund environmental mitigation work, including projects that will improve air quality near Chicago rail yards and protect lands around the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore," said Susan Hedman, EPA Region 5 Administrator.
"This settlement will improve air quality in states in the Midwest and Northeast by eliminating tens of thousands of tons of harmful air pollution each year," said Ignacia S. Moreno, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's Environment and Natural Resources Division. "These reductions mark the latest step in our continuing efforts, along with EPA, to protect public health and the environment through rigorous enforcement of the Clean Air Act."
Under the settlement, Dominion must install or upgrade pollution control technology on two plants, and permanently retire the State Line plant in Hammond, which the energy company permanently shut down one year ago. Dominion will be required to continuously operate the new and existing pollution controls, and will be required to comply with stringent emission rates and annual tonnage limitations. The actions taken by Dominion to comply with this settlement will result in annual reductions at the Brayon Point and Kincaid plants of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions by 52,000 tons from 2010 levels. The retirement of the State Line plant will result in an additional reduction of 18,000 tons of SO2 and NOx.
The settlement also requires Dominion to spend $9.75 million on projects that will benefit the environment and human health in communities located near the Dominion facilities. A total of $9 million will be spent on such projects as ; 1) wood stove changeouts, including $2 million for changeouts in southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and eastern Connecticut; 2) switcher locomotive idle reduction for Chicago rail yards, 3) land acquisition and restoration adjacent to, or near, the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, 4) energy efficiency and geothermal/solar projects for local schools and food banks, and 5) clean diesel engine retrofits for municipalities and school districts. Dominion must also pay a total of $750,000 to the United States Forest Service and the National Park Service, to be used on projects to address the damage done from Dominion's alleged excess emissions.
Reducing air pollution from the largest sources of emissions, including coal-fired power plants, is one of EPA's National Enforcement Initiatives for 2011-2013. SO2and NOx, two key pollutants emitted from power plants, have numerous adverse effects on human health and are significant contributors to acid rain, smog, and haze. These pollutants are converted in the air to fine particles of particulate matter that can cause severe respiratory and cardiovascular impacts, and premature death. Reducing these harmful air pollutants will benefit the communities located near Dominion facilities, particularly communities disproportionately impacted by environmental risks and vulnerable populations, including children. Because air pollution from power plants can travel significant distances downwind, this settlement will also reduce air pollution outside the immediate region. The total combined sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides emission reductions secured from all power plant settlements to date will exceed nearly 2 million tons each year once all the required pollution controls have been installed and implemented.
The settlement was lodged today in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of Illinois, and is subject to a 30-day public comment period and final court approval.
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Dorchester District School District 2 officials say an agreement has been made with the bus driver's union and Durham Bus Services.
In a statement released Wednesday afternoon, school officials say Superintendent Joy Pye has been informed that bus drivers ratified a contract with Durham Tuesday night.
"I want to thank employees and our families for all their efforts in creating contingency plans for transporting students to and from school in the event of a bus driver strike," Pye said. "We appreciate the patience, understanding, and support of parents as we all focused on the safety and welfare of our children during a difficult time."
Earlier this afternoon, a spokeswoman for Durham Bus Services said she unofficially heard that bus drivers in DD2 have voted to accept an agreement on contracts.
Durham and the union have been in a dispute over pay and benefits for nearly 8 months.
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Marie Wylie of Kimball died Sunday, Sept. 23, 2012, at Ecumen Emmanuel Nursing Home in Litchfield. She was 87.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Sept. 29, at Lake Union Covenant Church in rural South Haven with Pastor Lloyd Melvie officiating. Interment followed in the Lake Union Cemetery next to the church.
Marie Vonna Wylie was born Oct. 12, 1924, in Harlan, Iowa, to Walton and Mettie (Peterson) McCain. She attended Harlan Grade School in Iowa, and high school in Tower/Soudan, Minn., graduating in 1942. As part of the "Rosie the Riveter" war movement, Marie learned to weld at a technical school in Duluth, and she began working for Honeywell making periscopes that fit tanks and equipment for the war effort. During this time, she made many life-long friends. On April 29, 1950, she was united in marriage to Harold Wylie, and together they made their home in Kingston Township where they began farming.
Marie was a member of Lake Union Covenant Church where she was active in the Ladies' Aide and Bible study groups, and she taught Sunday School for many years. She kept active in the community where she was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the school PTA, and a 4-H leader. She also belonged to the TOPS club in Dassel with many of her friends for more than 30 years. She enjoyed reading, flowers, birds, her pet dogs, being outdoors, and spending time with all of her family and grandchildren, whom she loved very much. Marie loved her Savior Jesus Christ and will be remembered for her cooking abilities and her beautiful smile.
Marie was preceded in death by her parents Walton and Mettie, husband Harold in 2006, grandson Jonathan, and brothers Walton Jr. and Calvin.
She is survived by her children Linda (and Dale) Atkinson of Kingston, Scotty (and Donna) Wylie of Kimball, Joanie (and Steve) Tyvoll of Spring Valley, Wisc., Tom (and Trudy) Wylie of Kingston, and Gale (and Rollie) Heid of Kingston; grandchildren Travis (and Traci) Atkinson, Amanda (and Phil) Netolicky, Rebecca Atkinson, Autumn (and Travis) Haaf, Kari (and Jeremy) Johnston, Joshua (and Jody) Wylie, David (and Katie) Tyvoll, Benjamin (and Kaaren) Tyvoll, Sean (and Ginger) Wylie, Laurestine (and Martin) Engelke, Nicole Weber, Jeremy (and Summer) Heid, and Bradyn Heid; great-grandchildren Caitlyn, Courtney, Trey, Jenna, William, Keller, Payton, Gracee, Tyler, Tanner, Sam, Hannah, Olivia, Ally, Caleb, Nathan, Jordan, Matthew, Phoenix, Kahlon, Devon, Brandon, Lexie and Hunter; brother Daniel of South Haven; and many dear nieces and nephews.
Arrangements were by Johnson-Hagglund Funeral Home in Litchfield.
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The Young Boats GulfShore 20 marks a departure from the style of the Young 20 and the Young 24. On the advice of shallow water anglers and guides, Robb Young and his crew have taken the easily recognized Young 20 hull, lowered the sides, added a unique tunnel, lightened and simplified the entire rig. The GulfShore's built-ins are adequate, yet practical. The sprayed-on gel coat non-skid finish is easy to walk, and to clean. And the back-of-the-boat stand-up console is well planned, allowing lots of room for anglers on the expansive front deck or in the cockpit. The result is a fast, easy-to-pole, easy-to-fish, shallow-running skiff that's soon to become the choice of fishermen wanting to get to those out-of-the-way honey holes without sacrificing comfort, quality, or their life savings.
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The ABA has created a Task Force on Gatekeeper Regulation and the Profession. The Gatekeeper Initiative is an effort by governmental authorities to impose stringent anti-money laundering ("AML") and counter-terrorist financing obligations on "gatekeepers" to the domestic and international monetary systems, such as lawyers, civil law notaries, trust and company service providers, real estate agents, accountants and auditors.
In connection with the Gatekeeper Initiative, the ABA House of Delegates adopted a resolution at the 2010 annual meeting embracing as official ABA policy "voluntary good practices guidance" designed to assist the legal profession in detecting money laundering and terrorist financing activities in the delivery of legal services.
The US Treasury has strongly encouraged the Task Force to continue its educational efforts. Without this information being widely distributed, there is the very real possibility that Congress will enact legislation imposing mandatory AML obligations on the legal profession which may affect confidential attorney-client relationships and other issues. This voluntary effort is designed to ward off that legislation.
Publication of this material here does not constitute the position of or an endorsement by the Alabama State Bar.
The links below provide additional guidance and information about good practices:
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There is no beta for this boulder on this site. The guidebook says there is a 13? to the left of what you are doing. Where did you start and how do you finish pictured line?
I've climbed the line from the far right (if looking at the boulder), traversing in from a sit. I've also climbed it from a sit slightly left of the main line, where you do a small dyno and then climb the main line. It tops out via the main line/seam and then going left (still fairly dirty).
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Well, that took a while; to be approximate, more than two weeks.
It took more than two weeks to resolve a dispute that led to the Baltimore Orioles placing Dontrelle Willis on an unhappy list, and Willis responding by filing a grievance.
See, the Orioles wanted Willis to pitch as a reliever in the minors, and Willis wanted to start. Willis eventually left his minor-league team; whether with permission or not, which depends on who you asked.
Here's Jerry Crasnick (via ESPN.com):
Pitcher Dontrelle Willis has agreed to drop his grievance against the Baltimore Orioles after the team granted his request to pitch as a starter in the minor leagues, his agent told ESPN.com.
Willis, 30, will report to extended spring training in Florida this week and try to build up his innings and work his way to Baltimore, agent Matt Sosnick said. The Orioles signed Willis in late March after he was released by the Philadelphia Phillies late in spring training.
What's a little odd about all this is that Willis probably has a better shot at returning to the majors as a relief pitcher. I'll bet a dollar he figures that out, eventually.


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RITA (AP) — Residents of a former coal camp in Logan County no longer have to worry about being evicted.
The properties' new owner, DB Land LLC, is giving residents of Rita the option to buy their lots. The company acquired the rental properties from Snap Creek Properties.
More than 30 residents had received eviction notices from DB Land in September.
Jim Lewis with DB Land tells The Logan Banner that a company representative will meet with residents Monday evening to give them sizing and pricing for their lots. They will have until the end of January to decide whether they will buy the lots.
Any lots that aren't bought will be offered to others who need home sites.
Information from: The Logan Banner, http://www.loganbanner.com/
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Today. I begin my life again.
I have to start where I am.
I am not in a good place. In fact I am in the darkest place I have ever been in.
I am frightened and disabled and unable in many ways.
I have preferred to sit on a chair most days and think or talk and not move. I am on medications that help me to not swell up and keep my joints moving some. Most of the medication I am on is not working all that well.
I am on a drug called Methotrexate. It makes me very sick and weak and dizzy. It is generally used for people who have cancer and the funny thing about this drug is that it can actually give you cancer. Perfect. I am a woman whose mothers family has all passed away from cancer and whose mother has had breast cancer.
I am also on Prednisone…a small dose but enough to prevent me sleeping and to make me unstable emotionally sometimes.
I am suffering from a deep and debilitating depression and unable to work much.
I can do some work from home. I teach voice. I am a singer. However, sometimes the RA attacks my voice too and my fingers and makes even that work impossible.
I can no longer do my "day job" in hair salons or backstage on Broadway shows or on film sets. I cannot handle 8 or more hours using brushes, make up tools or just plain standing. I cannot get up stairs.
I cannot wash or dress myself most days.
I cannot make coffee.
I cannot type except with determination and much pain.
I have applied for disability but have not received it yet. We are in deep financial fear and my husband has begun to fail under the pressure of being the only money maker here.
I am basically screwed.
On top of that my eating disorder is totally out of control. Binge eating has become a daily thing. I don't sleep. I don't eat well. My mind is dark. My spirit weak and the walls closing in.
I have decided to begin to heal.
To begin today.
I have laid out an eating plan, vitamin plan, exercise plan, medication plan and more more more.
I am here to accomplish it.
So I begin. I am determined now to be in bed before 4 AM and sleeping.
I am determined to eat well and care for myself in a loving and kind way.
I am determined to meet myself here in public daily to discuss it.
It will keep me honest.
Tomorrow's breakfast will be oatmeal and fruit and I will actually put the damn Yoga tapes on.
Tomorrow it begins.
December 1.
Body. Mind. Spirit.
Tomorrow is Body.
Tomorrow is eating and movement.
I hope if anyone reads this they will find it easy to understand, enlightening and fun.
Above all ….fun.
I like to laugh.
I am a Vegetarian, I am a great cook. I love to eat. I love to move. I love to dance. I have RA, I am a woman, I have a grown son, I have cats, I am a Pagan, I love life. I am married and creative and more than a bit wild, liberal and free. I am an artist. A singer, actress, entertainer. I am a writer. I am an explorer of life. I am tattooed. I am in menopause. I love life.
I have been all of these things and these things go with me on this ride.
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A voting rights organization on Wednesday asked Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to protect the rights of the state's voters after his stern warning to potential election observers.
"My message to UN related poll watchers: Don't Mess with Texas Elections!" Abbott tweeted on Tuesday. "I'll bring criminal charges if needed."
Abbott relayed that admonition in a letter to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which was invited by leading U.S. voting rights groups to monitor balloting in Texas and other states.
In a written statement, Project Vote executive director Michael Slater said Texas has a "long history" of voting rights infringements.
"It appears that Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott is ashamed of Texas's voting rights record or he would welcome observers with open arms," Slater said. "Instead, he is threatening them and attacking groups that are working to ensure that every eligible Texan is allowed to vote."
Slater noted that his organization is involved in two legal challenges in Texas voting rights cases.
"Project Vote urges the Texas Attorney General to devote scarce taxpayer resources to protecting voters from the very real threats of voter intimidation and suppression," Slater wrote.


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Burke Griffin has Local 5's Xtra Point Coverage as high school football kicked off Thursday night
Burke Griffin has highlights from 3 season-finale boys basketball games.
Neenah boys bounce back, Coleman girls win in double overtime.
A battle of top-ten ranked wrestling teams fighting for first place in the FRCC, Roncalli boy's basketball looks to stay perfect in the Olympian conference against a tough Valders team. and a good showdown on the girl's side in the Eastern Valley as Xavier hosted Little Chute
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Holding hands during a moment of silence, Valdostans gathered at Fire Station #1 Wednesday morning to honor those who died in the attacks 12 years ago.
Bag pipers played, people prayed, and the community remembered. It was an emotional day for many.
Mayor John Gayle says he remembers like it was yesterday. "I remember it. I was at work drinking a cup of coffee and we had the TV, the news on that morning. And I didn't know what was happening, nobody did. Until somebody came running in and said we've been attacked."
Alfred Goosby attends Valdosta's ceremony every year. His cousin worked in one of the twin towers. It wasn't until a week after the attacks his family learned she was safe. "That was an experience you don't want to go through again. When you know a loved one works there and you don't know if they're safe or not."
And across town kindergartners at Clyattville Elementary who are too young to remember, learned. They learned about the men and women we call heroes. And to honor them they released 100 balloons into the sky.
"Because the children are so small we really don't want to focus so much on the death and the loss, although we do touch on that. But we like to add the component of community heroes," said Principal Debbie Brantley.
And heroes were there. As the entire school looked on, airmen from Moody raised the school's flag, then lowered it to half staff. It's a ceremony Clyattville has done for 12 years, and one that will continue on.
Lowndes County officials also placed a wreath in front of the 9/11 monument at the historic courthouse downtown.
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The best offense continues to have the worst defense, but if teams can't stop the Patriots, as in the 2010 regular season, it won't matter.
New England gave up 504 yards of offense to the Raiders in their 31-19 win. Though most of those yards came on the Raiders' final drive, when Oakland went 99 yards downfield. Bill Belichick will be the first to tell you that the score is the statistic that matters.
Week Five will be a test for the Patriots' offense, as Rex Ryan's Jets had Tom Brady's number in the playoffs last season. That is exactly why the Patriots picked a perfect week to establish an effective running attack and can bring a more balanced offense to the rivalry game if the Jets' secondary takes away the pass.
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The Raiders did rush for 160 yards, but it's the Patriots' rushing display that was noteworthy. It had struggled against the Bills, who had the league's worst run defense last season. The one bright spot against the Bills, rookie Stevan Ridley, broke out against the Raiders.
Ridley impressed in the preseason, but no one expected the LSU alum to make an impact this early in the regular season. He had 10 rushes for 97 yards and a 33-yard touchdown, running through huge holes on the right side, thanks to blocks from fellow rookie ORT Nate Solder, TE Rob Gronkowski and ORG Brian Waters on the second level.
It wasn't just Ridley, as "The Law Firm" came to life, as well. BenJarvus Green-Ellis had 75 yards rushing on 16 carries and a touchdown. As a team, the Patriots rushed for 183 yards on 30 carries (6.1 yards per carry).
With Gronkowski, who is a very good run blocker, needed in the receiving game due to Aaron Hernandez's injury, the Patriots got creative with OT Thomas Welch, using him as an extra blocker on run plays. On short-yardage plays, LB Dane Fletcher has been the lead blocker, as the team doesn't have a fullback or H-back.
The one mystery is Danny Woodhead, who had just two carries on Sunday and no targets as a receiver. Ridley may take some touches away from Woodhead as he continues to be effective, but Belichick has no problem using an array of backs. If Woodhead has the hot hand, he will get the ball, as Ridley did on Sunday.
Wes Welker had another big game, and Brady had no trouble finding him, but the reigning MVP didn't have to do too much, thanks to his backs churning out yards and using the clock. Brady needs as many weapons and outlets as possible when facing the Jets' defense. Even though the Gang Green has struggled early on, it always brings its best against New England, and Rex will have his players ready. It will be key for Brady to feel comfortable feeding the rock to Green-Ellis, Ridley and Woodhead to keep the Jets off-balance, and the win over the Raiders gave the ground game the confidence it needed.
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CATEGORIES Action, Classics, Romance, Casting, DIY/Filmmaking, Newsstand, Remakes and Sequels, Movies, CinematicalThe race to see who can make a better, sexier, and more swashbuckling adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic tale of French chivalry just got a little more interesting. Paul W.S. Anderson has landed one heck of a cast for his 3D modernized-but-not-really version of The Three Musketeers.
According to THR's Heat Vision, Anderson has recruited a very swashbuckling and handsome set to wear the blue and silver. Logan Lerman will play D'Artagnan, the young man who leaves home to join France's elite fighting force, and gets hooked up with the three titular musketeers. Porthos, Athos, and Aramis will be played by Ray Stevenson (one of my very favorites, and the perfect Porthos), Matthew MacFadyen, and Luke Evans, respectively.
It's the villains who will have film geeks really lining up, though. Everyone's favorite Nazi, Christoph Waltz, will be playing the dastardly Cardinal Richelieu, and Mads Mikkelsen will be playing Rochefort. Orlando Bloom has been offered the part of the Duke of Buckingham, but has not yet accepted. Of course, since this is an Anderson movie, Milla Jovovich has nabbed a part. She'll be playing Milady de Winter, whom Anderson describes as "a 17th century Bond girl." Er, I guess. Seductive and willful, certainly, but then I don't know my Bond girls that well.
Shooting is set to begin in September with a script by Andrew Davies, and the film aims to hit theaters in 2011. The ingredients for a great Musketeer film are here, but will Anderson be able to put them together into something a step above Resident Evil?
And what will Doug Liman do with his version to top this cast? It's his move now. The battle for the best "re-imagining" is still on.


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Read what Filene and WOCCU's Global Women's Leadership Network discovered when they studied women and leadership in credit unions.
Gary Perez is upbeat about the future of private student loans.
Despite an industry facing trends to the contrary, Gary Perez is upbeat about the future of student loans at his credit union.
Sponsoring local football teams is a long-standing annual tradition for many credit unions. Here's a look at a diverse group of seven.
The membership of CURoots Cooperative has approved the transfer of the CUSO's ownership to the California League Services Corp.
In a move to avoid duplication of services and to establish a more equitable pricing structure, the California Credit Union League and CURoots Cooperative said they are in discussions to transfer the CUSO's ownership to the California League Services Corp.
All current compliance and audit services and contracts to continue uninterrupted.
CURoots offers shared compliance, internal audit and health benefits services.
Saddled with pressures to reduce operating expenses, California and Nevada credit unions had been seeking an outlet to help minimize costs through a collaborative network.
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[Cross-posted from my original post at True Digital Communications' More to Come blog.]
What happens when you have an idea that you know could be successful, but you just don't have the cash for paid advertising?
Go viral.
Of course, that's much easier said than done. The equation to what exactly makes online content viral has been under debate since the phenomenon began, with Gawker, TechCrunch, Social Media Today, Forbes, Mashable, Spin Sucks and countless others chiming in. With so many different analyses, how do we know what's correct? Is there a correct answer? Let's take a look at a specific brand example.
Dollar Shave Club, a new startup with few resources available to it, created a cheap viral video with almost five million views at this writing. It suddenly received thousands of orders, plus positive reviews and analyses like this. This article even claims the video and Dollar Shave Club are part of a new capitalism where startups can move forward with the help of social media.
Of course, Dollar Shave Club has other positive attributes as well. Its website is user-friendly, the product and how the service works are well-explained, it keeps an active social media presence, and it possesses a tagline that is easy to remember: "Shave Money. Shave Time."
Does this mean a company can simply make a video and expect success from that? Of course not. Dollar Shave Club is lucky that its video was one of the relative few to go viral. Nothing is ever viral until it suddenly goes viral. No one in public relations or marketing can control whether a video goes viral or not, even though plenty of people would probably like to!
The uncertain nature of going viral constitutes a risk. What if your brand spends a lot of money to create a professional video in the hopes it will go viral and it falls flat? What if your brand quickly slaps together a video and it suddenly gets viewed by millions within a few hours?
Of course, the Dollar Shave Club video is a case study to be celebrated. One video helped a company become an overnight success. That's the power of social media and corporate social video, especially if your brand is lucky enough to go viral.


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