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Kim calls for hearing on how SFPD investigates cyclist fatalities UPDATED
UPDATED In the wake of revelations of shoddy and insensitive police work related to the Aug. 14 death of 24-year-old bicyclist Amelie Le Moullac, who was run over by a commercial truck driver who turned right across her path as she rode in a bike lane on Folsom Street at 6th Street, Sup. Jane Kim today called for a hearing on how the SFPD investigates cyclist fatalities.
The issue has lit up the Bay Guardian website with hundreds of reader comments after we wrote a series of blog posts and our "Anti-cyclist bias must stop" editorial, including our revelation that the SFPD failed to seek surveillance video of the crash even as its Sgt. Richard Ernst showed up at an Aug. 21 memorial to Le Moullac to denigrate cyclists and make unfounded statements about the fatal collision.
Police Chief Greg Suhr later apologized for Ernst's behavior and the flawed investigation and said that surveillance video unearthed by cycling activists led to the conclusion by a police investigation that the driver who killed Le Moullac was at fault, according to Bay City News and SF Appeal, which also reported on Kim's call for a hearing.
As we reported, motorists are rarely cited in collisions with cyclists or pedestrians, even when there's a fatality involved and the motorist didn't have the right-of-way, which appears to the case in Le Moullac's death. The District Attorney's Office, which did not immediately return a call from the Guardian, is considering whether to bring criminal charges in the case.
UPDATE: We just heard from DA's Office spokesperson Stephanie Ong Stillman, who said, "The San Francisco Police Department has delivered a preliminary investigative package and we are in the process of reviewing it to determine what additional investigation is necessary."
UPDATE 9/5 5pm: San Francisco Bicycle Coalition Executive Director Leah Shahum says she welcomes Kim's hearings, which are long overdue. "We're really thankful to Jane for bringing this forward," Shahum told the Guardian, saying she hopes the hearing results in changes to how the SFPD investigates cyclist fatalilties. "We want to make sure there is ongoing accountability."
She also said the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has indicated to SFBC that it is working on near-term and long-term improvements on both Folsom and Howard streets, where cyclists in bike lanes must regularly contend to drivers cutting them off. The city does seem committed to a significant pilot of better bikeways there."
Meanwhile, as the San Francisco Examiner reported today, Le Moullac's family has filed a civil lawsuit against the driver who killed her, Gilberto Oriheaula Alcantar, as well as the company that he was driving for, Daylight Foods Inc., alleging that he was negligent in driving too fast and failing to pulled into the bike lane before making a right turn from Folsom onto 6th Street.
It may yet turn out that the cyclist "ran into" a turning vehicle.
What worries me far more about this case is that we had vigilante investigators from the SFBC selectively screening evidence. They are far more biased than the cops.
activists would not have had to find the video.
Bad cop, no donut.
Bad commenter, no sense
single-issue activist walking the streets looking for a specific kind of evidence.
If this SFBC bozo had found something that proved the cyclist was at fault, would he have given it to the cops? No. He would have buried it.
We cannot have honest decent people tried by narrow-minded amoral activists.
It was a video, you narrow-minded commenter, how exactly were the bicyclists going to manipulate that evidence? And it's not a disputed fact that the truck ran over the cyclist. Honestly, dude, your venom toward cyclists seems to be polluting your critical thinking skills.
trollery. Already has been seen failing the Turing test.
Why do you even bother?
Weren't you the one who started it with your (uncalled-for) insults directed at bike activists?
The behavior of some of the bike lobby have been appalling in the way that they have hijacked this tragedy to achieve political and ideological gain.
It's called stereotyping and what's really appalling is your lack of compassion for the victim in this case.
They seem to think that 1005 of the problems that cyclists have are all to do with other people.
Who started that one? So typical of troll behavior. You come on here insulting people and then get your little feelings hurt when someone dishes it back at you. Then you whine and carry on about insults. Hilarious.
But I always reserve the right to call out lies and liars.
and you should not assume otherwise. But yes, of course SFBC could have doctored the evidence. Maybe there was two tapes and only one showed the driver at fault. Maybe there were photo's that SFBC destroyed. And so on.
The point is that justice is not served by one-sided activists going out and filtering evidence. Would you be happy if the only evidence came from the truck driver, his employer or his union?
This case stinks.
The question is. did Le Moullac see the truck single for right hand turn, did Le Moullac ignore the truck intention to turn right and try to pass the truck even as it was in a turn? Had she snap a hard right, she might be alive today
It was video/photo evidence that kept Chris Buschiere out of jail.
The SFBC has been wholly incompetent at affirmatively representing cyclists' interests, we're getting rolled and the SFBC is trying to be "reasonable and empowering the haters.
Seems to me that there are bike lanes popping up all over the place. If anything, they seem to appear indiscriminately.
Road resources are being taken from private and public vehicles, pedestrians and all other road users, and handed over to a tiny minority of fit, young, healthy, affluent, privileged white cyclists.
Don't get be wrong. I think SFBC are morons. But they appear to be effective morons.
Cyclists are hated by motorists, pedestrians and the cops. It is more dangerous than ever to bike in San Francisco largely because the cops and motorists hate cyclists. The SFBC has not been able to win the war of perception because of their desire to appear reasonable. Their are successful at winning their policy demands, but they are too narrow focused and invested in their ideology to realize that their policy demands are not making cycling safer.
lobbyists are seeking to profit from tragedy by imposing their own prejudicial agenda on the moderate majority, by sending out their own agents to conjure up "evidence" that of course suits their agenda.
We cannot let these entitled white frat boys and girls hijack the city.
Do your own investigation, hire an investigator, find a sympathetic journalist to do some digging.
You know, do something productive rather than spout the same tired cliched talking points ad nauseum.
Excuse me. I have to go vomit.
investigator to find evidence, sift through it to see which parts of it look my side look favorable, and then present only those parts to the cops?
Luckily for the residents of this city, people like you are given no power, and we can see why.
Luckily for us, you're a blog commenter with no power to enforce your angry will and obvious ignorance upon this city.
I would definitely take into account the fact that this alleged evidence was unearthed by a very partisan uninvited investigator.
You could be a juror, but I highly doubt it.
Nothing like a empty (and speculative) threat by Guest to keep us all in line.
that readers here have no power.
We vote, we sit on juries, we make financial contributions and we influence each other.
an empty (and speculative) threat to keep us all in line.
Not justice, ethics or decency? Just whoever can get the upper hand in a lawsuit by sending out agents, advocates and activists to selectively find "evidence"?
You want to ruin a man's life and career because, for all we know, some dumb cyclist ran right into a turning vehicle?
for Jennifer Fairbach, the pedestrian badly injured by the fire hydrant sent flying in the accident involving an Uber driver? You portrayed her as a gold digging opportunist.
Her story wasn't as poignant as the Nazi's description of the definition of war crimes at the Nuremberg trials undoubtedly.
Why are you here so much? Is this the only website from which you aren't banned?
and then attack my comment encouraging you to make such an investigation.
What kind of deranged, frustrated person are you?
Manslaughter? That's the most serious charge I can think of which would have a reasonable chance of sticking. Still - would anyone really like to see the driver put in prison for this?
...is the lesser charge created specifically for cases like this: negligence by a motorist resulting in a death, but without the intent to kill. Prison may not be appropriate, but neither is doing nothing. The cyclist Chris Bucchere got 1,000 hours of community service and a few years probation for accidentally killing the pedestrian, and all of you cyclist-haters screamed that he got off easy, but I think we'd all be quite content if this motorist got the same sentence. It's really about sending the message that there are consequences to driving deadly weapons in a reckless fashion.
thinking that we would mow down that cyclist except that we might get put in prison? Nobody thinks like that, just like no driver wants to get into any kind of accident. They are just accidents, they happen, and usually the driver feels terrible afterwards especially if someone is injured or dies.
But the baying for this driver's blood as seen in some quarters like SFStreetsBlog is, if anything, worse than the drivers alleged error of judgment.
Justice is not served by having a witchhunt.
hard to support cyclists on anything right now, nor Steven, StreetsBlog and the everyday behavior of cyclists in the city with their blatant disregard for traffic law - something Steven rationalized only a couple of weeks ago.
to kill the bicyclist, and it is shown that they had been exhibiting a pattern of violating traffic law previous to the accident, then it should come down to the wishes of vicitms family in regard to jail time.
6th - it is quite simply not possible as a big rig would flip over on a tight turn at speed.
There is no evidence of any "pattern" of violating traffic rules and anyway, by that standard, every cyclist would be held at fault for every accident.
The victim's family gets some input, and that soemhow got Bucchere off the hook, but they have civil court for compensation, so that should not be an issue ehre unless they want to be seen as vengeful and bitter.
It really depends on the driver's behavior immediately before the accident and the family's wishes will play a part in sentencing or a plea bargain (not in the trial itself). I don't think imprisonment is called for in this case though - I generally believe, except for violent crimes, that prison serves very little purpose other than vengeance.
amelie's death is the SFBC, SFBG, StreetsBlog etc. who seem to be gunning for this driver as if he is a hardened felon rather than just another unfortunate victim of an accident.
I haven't heard any cyclists voice the kind of bloodlust for this driver that cyclist- haters voiced for Bucchere, so that charge is a misleading ruse. But this driver isn't the "victim" of an "accident," he is the perpetrator of an act of criminal negligence that took someone's life. Just as we called for Bucchere to be punished, so too should this driver.
I agree with all of your posts on this thread.
However, maybe we should wait until this driver is actually found guilty of something before sentencing him and/or labelling him "a perpetrator of an act of criminal negligence."
just sayin'...
that the DA can proceed on the basis of some fuzzy video from a block away.
plenty of people baying for the blood of this driver in some revenge-fueled frenzy.
But throwing drivers in prison just because the victim is a cyclist will not make the roads safer for cyclists. You're making the mistake of seeking revenge rather than looking for ways to made this kind of accident less frequent. And better education, training and testing of cyclists might make more difference than exercising a lust for vengeance.
This isn't about revenge, and I agree with you about the need for education, but this case calls out for educating motorists not just cyclists. I'm glad the police concluded the driver was at fault, which seemed to be the most logical conclusion from the fact that she was in the bike lane with the right-of-way when she got ran over. And part of the education process is punishing drivers who kill cyclists. We cyclists learned a lesson from the Bucchere incident: slow down and be careful when approaching crowded intersections, And you drivers need to learn a lesson from this one: look before turning right across a bike lane because you might hurt someone and be punished for doing so. Unfortunately, too many commenters have used this tragedy to wage an ideological war against cyclists and show appalling insensitivity to the death of the young woman.
because the lane goes from being a solid line in the middle of the block, to a broken line where traffic should (but cannot always) merge in when turning right, and then non-existent at the intersection itself which is where the point of collision was.
Cyclists should not assume that a bike lane extends across a cross street, and the marking indicate fairly clearly that it does not.
Not that that excuses the driver in this case and, if it is true that he could and should have seen the cyclist, then his insurance company will no doubt pay out the claim. But it's also worth noting that trucks have blind spots - experienced cyclists know this and hold back in these situations.
I suspect that with a more alert driver and a more experienced cyclist, this accident would not have happened.
This is in regard to a young person who died. No decent person wouldn't stretch to make such an accusation. Either not self-aware or a psychopath.
I haven't seen the video but from the way the police line has changed, my guess is that the truck approached the intersection at speed and was overtaking the victim and cutting across her in the bike lane as she entered. The driver did not merge into the bike lane before turning.
It was not for Amelie to have "held back"; it wasn't an option that was even offered to her. She was going about her business and got run down when she and the truck arrived at the intersection at the same time. The truck driver should have merged in behind her before turning or he should have been able to cleanly merge in front of her.
I have no problem with big rigs making wide turns, but when the drivers do so they need to drive with the utmost awareness of what is happening alongside their vehicle as they make them. If they don't first merge into the bike lane before starting their turns, such maneuvers are illegal and the drivers need remain viscerally aware that anything bad which happens to anybody is their fault. The truck drivers in such cases need to drive as though they are in a close quarters maneuving next to their boss' car and the boss is looking; they need to drive like a fireman around crash victims... well, scratch that last...
Even if it was 100% his or her fault?
We do not know where the blame lies. All we know is that the cops original finding is under review. We do not know if any charges will result - much less that they will be provable beyond any doubt. And even Steven acknowledges this isn't about punishment but about educating both drivers AND cyclists.
And yes, some cyclists hold back if they think a vehicle MIGHT make a turn, while other proceed as if that isn't possible. Problem.
Moreover, as many have pointed out, a long vehicle has to make wide turns and so cannot move to the right prior to a turn. Doesn't everyone know that? Or can you not drive?
It's the good old boy southern justices lynch mob mentally
although, in practice, while they are mostly white, they are also affluent and educated, and so carry more influence than they should.
Good to see people fighting back though.
Steven -
You're overlooking the major difference between this and the Bucherre case. Bucherre was speeding and had just moments before had run several red lights. Without having seen actual footage of this accident, this sounds more like a tragic accident rather than a criminal act. Not assigning blame one way or another but the bicyclist could have tried to go around the truck on the right side after the truck had signaled. Or the truck could have made a right turn without signaling or seeing the bicyclist. If the truck driver had been speeding or had run red lights, then yes he should be charged accordingly. The only commonalities between this accident and the Bucchere case is that 2 people died and a bicycle was involved in each case.
If you want to make a fair analogy (and not a cycling-biased one) you'd compare the Bucherre case with the idiot teenager who was speeding and killed I think a bicyclist and injured another one. I can't remember which city but I think it was in Walnut Creek or Pleasanton. He was driving an Escalade and was 19. He had a history of speeding and was speeding on the street when he killed the cyclist. That story is a fair comparison to Bucherre. Not this one.
is impossible for a truck to take any kind of 90 degree turn at speed. It would flip over.
In both cases, the victims' right-of-way was violated and they were killed. The bottom line in this latest case is Le Moullac had the right to continue on her path without being cut off, just like any road user. We can second-guess the victims in both cases, saying that perhaps they should have been more aware of their surroundings and yielded their right-of-way, but they each clearly had the right to be where they were before being struck by others who were operating in a negligent fashion.
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Spirit week at Paly this week, it may be egg wars again :(
They have had some on campus food fights from what I have heard but that was chocolate milk (I think).
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I'm sure half the students at our local high schools know who the perps are. Kids, please tell the police or at least the school principal who did it. Parents, get the information from your kids and tell the police. This is a criminal issue. If people treat it like a joke, then it will keep happening, perhaps next time with spray paint instead of eggs.
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Starting and finishing at Newport International Sports Village, the race is in aid of St David's Hospice Care.
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INDIAN SUMMER to Open 2/6 at the Exit Theatre
Indian Summer, the extended run of a new play by SF playwright CharLes Johnson, opens Thursday, February 6 at the Exit Theatre for a four week run.
Ambitious dreams, law breaking, and racial conflict in the deep South of the 1980's when most whites still longed for the old Jim Crow days.
Multi Ethnic Theater presents the show at the Exit Theatre, 156 Eddy Street in San Francisco. Tickets and information at www.wehavemet.org.


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It may be too soon to write brick-and-mortar's obituary, but it's not looking good. There's been a flood of store closings already this year, and more will likely be coming as online retailers like Amazon.com take over the retail market. Here are some of the chains closing locations in 2014:
Coach -- The upscale handbag retailer announced plans Thursday to close 70 stores over the next year amid a bleak outlook for business. That's about one of every eight North American retail locations it operates.
Office Depot -- The office supply retailer announced plans in May to close at least 400 stores in the United States over two years. The closures are part of the company's plan to cut costs and consolidate operations after its acquisition of OfficeMax in November.
Family Dollar -- The dollar store company said in April it will be cutting jobs and closing about 370 underperforming stores as it looks for ways to improve its financial performance. It also plans to cut prices on about 1,000 basic items.
Radio Shack -- Electronics retailer Radio Shack announced plans to close as many as 1,100 stores -- or nearly 20 percent of its locations -- but decided on 200 per year after being unable to reach an agreement with its lenders.
Staples -- The largest U.S. office supply chain is closing as many as 12 percent -- or 225 -- of its stores and cutting $500 million in costs to offset online competition.
Macy's Inc. -- The retail giant is doing relatively well this year, but still announced the closure of five of its stores as part of a cost-cutting effort.
Sears -- Sears Holdings Corp. is closing its flagship Chicago store and is expected to shutter hundreds of other Sears locations.
Kmart -- Sears Holdings is also expected to shutter some Kmart locations soon, too.
J.C. Penney -- The troubled retailer has announced plans to close 33 locations this year.
Men's Wearhouse/Jos. A. Bank -- No announcements yet, but there is a possible tie-up between Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank that will also probably lead to store closings sometime this year.


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KAYSVILLE — A southbound FrontRunner locomotive broke down early Tuesday morning, causing "fairly significant delays for passengers north of Layton," but the commuter train's schedule was back to normal by 8:30 a.m.
The breakdown occurred near Kaysville about 6:30 a.m., said Utah Transit Authority Spokesman Gerry Carpenter. The train was pulled into the Layton station, and passengers from that train waited for another train to continue their journey.
Carpenter said UTA had called for a bus to carry those passengers into Salt Lake, but decided by time a bus could be dispatched, another train would be on its way.
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Kharif foodgrain output may be lower than last year's 130 million tonnes (mt), as scanty rain in the early part of the monsoon hit plantings. Last kharif, the country had harvested 129.94 mt foodgrains, including 91.53 mt of rice.
Poor rain posed a serious challenge in achieving production targets for the current kharif season, said Agriculture Secretary Ashish Bahuguna on Wednesday at a workshop on improvement in agricultural statistics.
For 2012-13, the Government had set a conservative production target of 250 mt, half of which was expected to be met from kharif. Last year, the total foodgrain production, including rabi, stood at 257.44 mt. Rice and wheat production touched a record 104 mt and 93.9 mt, respectively.
Last week, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar had said that foodgrain production was expected to be lower than last year and output of pulses and coarse cereals was also likely to be affected.
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Kharif sowing has almost ended and harvest is set to begin in early October. The Government expects to announce the advance kharif estimates next week.
Though the late revival in monsoon has helped increase acreage of key kharif crops such as rice, it would augur well for rabi plantings of mustard and wheat due to higher moisture levels in soil.
The monsoon deficit, which stood at 29 per cent at the end of June, reduced in August due to widespread rains and currently stands at six per cent.
Poor rain during the key sowing period of June and July affected kharif sowings. Latest data from the Agriculture Ministry estimate the shortfall at 5.4 per cent over last year.


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Canada's military, reeling from reports that about eight of its members have committed suicide in less than three months, is failing its members.
That's what military ombudsman Pierre Daigle told a Senate committee last week.
Mr. Daigle painted a picture of a hypocritical organization that, on one hand, encourages members to seek treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder and mental health problems, then promptly dismisses 90 per cent of personnel sent to support units as unfit for deployment.
Now unemployed, ex-members must convince Veterans Affairs that they do, indeed, suffer from whatever conditions got them kicked out of the military in the first place.
One ex-Forces member said the process was like "being pushed off a cliff," Mr. Daigle told senators.
The pension system compounds the problem. Mentally ill members often won't seek help until after 10 years of service when they can qualify for a pension, putting their health, not to mention that of family and friends, at risk.
The military has known for at least 10 years that it needed to beef up its mental health staff, with extra money in place since the early 2000s.
But DND insiders say bureaucratic turf wars, worsened by the government's 2010 hiring freeze, have led to a slow, cumbersome system that paid lip service to new hires but actually stymied them. By the time top DND bureaucrats agreed to hire a highly qualified health professional — six months or more after he or she had applied — the applicant had taken another job and the process had to begin again.
The problem of mental illness and addictions, which affect one in five Canadians, will not disappear overnight for soldiers, sailors and air force personnel who have been in combat or on peacekeeping missions. One government study says mental illness among vets can double with the passage of time, years after traumatic events occurred.
And altering the bureaucracy of departments related to the military, with its strict top-down command structure, must surely be a daunting prospect for those trying to implement change. But the government, right now, needs to figure out how to fast-track the hiring of mental health professionals to help Forces members who need it.
And, as Senator Romeo Dallaire has recommended, it must alter the fitness-for-deployment rule to find work in its 68,000-strong continent for at least some of the 1,700 people, or 2.5 per cent of its personnel, who are forced out of the military each year.
Veterans Affairs provides both financial support or counselling and retraining for vets, but the government must ensure that those services are immediately available for members who can no longer serve.
Former chief of defence staff Rick Hillier has called for a public inquiry into how the military deals with mental health problems. In the meantime, our Forces members need help immediately.
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TRAFFIC is slow in Thame after a crash involving three cars on a roundabout in Thame.
An orange Fiat, blue Rover and black BMW were involved in the collision at the junction between the A418 Thame Road, A329 Rycote Lane and Oxford Road, near Lord William's School.
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Mob soldier Anthony Nicodemo, 42, has been officially charged with Murder, Conspiracy, Possession of an Instrument of a Crime and Violation of the Firearms Act by the District Attorney's Office for the death of 50-year-old Gino DiPietro.
Nicodemo was arraigned last night and is being held without bail. His next court date is scheduled for January 2, 2013 in courtroom 306.
Early Thursday night, a high ranking police source told FOX 29 News that ballistics tests on a gun recovered from the SUV of mob soldier Anthony Nicodemo match bullets taken from the body of the murder victim in Wednesday's suspected mob hit.
Sources also tell FOX 29 that investigators have recovered a sweatshirt and a mask believed to be used in Wednesday's shooting.
The victim, Gino Dipietro, was rushed to Hahnemann Hospital where he died from his injuries less than 30 minutes after the shooting.
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TUPPER LAKE — A new, energy-efficient house being built near Fish Creek will be the first of its kind in the nation.
Rich Kraft, a builder from Tupper Lake, has partnered with research engineers and New York State Energy Research and Development Authority in a unique scientific/economic construction experiment, of sorts.
The 1,800-square-foot, three-bedroom finished house will eventually become Kraft's home, situated back from Route 30 in a young forest not far from Upper Saranac Lake.
Standing beside a row of gray-speckled concrete forms made of high-tech Neopor, Kraft described the house, one of four around New York that's part of the NYSERDA-generated High-Performance Residential Challenge.
"I wanted to make it energy efficient, and I also wanted it to last as long as possible," he said.
On two floors, the house will have no stairs, but walkways will connect levels.
The frame will be a lattice of concrete poured into the insulated forms. Stacked outside the work site, they looked like giant, grown-up Legos.
But the lightweight foam on either side of the concrete will form a complete block from the weather and wind outside, which can dip to 30 and 40 below in winter.
Kraft said the insulated "legos," called Logix, will work with any ordinary house design, from timber frame to sheetrock.
"It is not that huge of a difference in construction. In some respects, the building is simpler."
Kraft has worked with similar building materials before.
One of the critical steps is in planning precisely where wiring and water lines for radiant heat or channels for solar-panel shafts will go before pouring concrete.
"A lot more attention is needed in the beginning," he said. "You need to plan around where all the utilities are and how the structure is going together. I've spent a lot of time looking at how the building envelope works with all the mechanical systems in the house."
The roof will be covered with structural insulated panels, while the walls will be built against the Neopor, a gray polystyrene foam flecked with graphite. The mineral is added to reflect heat and reduce the insulation's thermal conductivity.
The width of the wall will make for wide window sills.
Chris Fennell, an engineer with the Institute for Building Technology and Safety in Virginia who is working with Kraft, said the four "laboratory" projects around New York are each very different.
The others are:
An "urban infill" home being built in a vacant lot in Ithaca by the non-profit Neighborhood Housing Services.
A Habitat for Humanity home in Westchester County as a "zero-energy" home that will produce as much power as it requires.
A test home for a planned 41-lot energy-smart housing development in Newburgh.
Kraft's house was planned so engineers can monitor energy use in a cold environment.
The Institute for Building Technology and NYSERDA will monitor heating, cooling and energy costs for one year after each lab house is complete.
Kraft's initial cost estimate suggests it will cost about $200 per year in propane to heat water and run the radiant system in the house. Eventually, he plans to include solar panels on the roof.
Building efficiency into the design is fast becoming a major concern for all new construction projects.
"Progress is in thinking through and doing things in home building because they make sense," Fennell said.
"Improving energy efficiency is an important part of a green and sustainable future. It's kind of like teaching a man to fish. Once we learn to do this the high-performance way, why would you do it any other way?"
Fennell said NYSERDA will host workshops on construction techniques for each of the lab houses.
Kraft said the program is looking to set dates for a culminating training here.
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A new and simple risk score may aid physicians in gauging the likelihood that a common drug will cause a hemorrhagic stroke or other major bleeding in patients with atrial fibrillation, potentially allowing wider but safer use of the effective drug.
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Seeking to improve care for people with brain tumors, neuro-oncologists at UCSF Medical Center are beginning to look beyond the patient to engage a patient's family, friends and other caregivers.
July 20, 2011
Two-thirds of people with severe and otherwise untreatable epilepsy were completely cured of their frequent seizures after undergoing neurosurgery at the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center, according to a new study that examined 143 of these patients two years after their operations.
July 19, 2011
Patients diagnosed with traumatic brain injury (TBI) had over twice the risk of developing dementia within seven years after diagnosis compared to those without TBI, in a study of more than 280,000 older veterans conducted by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center and UCSF.
July 18, 2011
UCSF cognitive neuroscientist Adam Gazzaley has used functional brain imaging and EEG studies to discover that older adults fare worse than younger adults at remembering following distractions. He hopes to improve their performance with cognitive training, using a newly developed video game.
July 07, 2011
An analysis of heart disease and stroke statistics collected in 192 countries by the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that the relative burden of the two diseases varies widely from country to country and is closely linked to national income, according to researchers at UCSF.
July 07, 2011
Of all the various types of doctors who see patients admitted to hospital wards or emergency departments, neurologists are among those who admit the largest number of patients with the widest variety of conditions, spurring the growth of a new medical speciality known as "neurohospitalists" – neurologists who focus on treating patients exclusively in the hospital.
April 27, 2011
Richard K. Olney, MD, the founding director of the ALS Treatment and Research Center at UCSF and a pioneer in ALS clinical research, pushes to complete a clinical research paper, even as he nears the end of his own struggle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
April 26, 2011
Scientists are making great strides in figuring out how the human brain develops, which are leading to novel ideas about the causes of a range of brain disorders, and are raising hopes for the regeneration of tissue that is lost in diseases such as Alzheimer's.
April 15, 2011
Recording people belting out an old Motown tune and then asking them to listen to their own singing without the accompanying music seems like an unusually cruel form of punishment. But for a team of scientists at the University of California, San Francisco and University of California, Berkeley, this exact Karaoke experiment has revealed what part of the brain is essential for embarrassment.


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Described by the NY Times as an "oceanic bass" Tom McNichols continues to garner praise for work ranging from internationally acclaimed premiers to standard concert repertoire. In the last six years, his voice has been heard on five continents in live performance, live and recorded radio broadcasts and eight studio recordings in work ranging from the narration of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" with the Boston Pops to world premieres of new operatic work. Following the premier of Death and the Powers at Opera Monte Carlo in September of 2010 in which Musical America praised him for a "powerful sonorous bass." Tom covered the role of Bustamente in La Navarraise with the Opera Orchestra of NY at Carnegie Hall. 2011 begins with a revival of Death and the Powers by Tod Machover with The American Repertoire Theater and The Chicago Opera Theater and a recording of the opera for a 2012 release. Additionally, 2012 saw him as Sarastro in Die Zauberfloete with Opera Grand Rapids and with Trenton's Boheme Opera. He begins his 2012-13 season singing the role of God in the world première of Matthew Harris' The Mark of Cain with Chelsea Opera, followed by his Opera Omaha debut in 2013 as Sarastro. Future engagements include reprises of Death and the Powers at the Dallas Opera and in Rio de Janeiro. 2013 will see the release of The Bohemians movie: a modern adaptation of the timeless opera, La Bohème by Giacomo Puccini, for the big screen in present day Williamsburg, Brooklyn in which he performs the role Colline. The 2010 season included the premier of the role of "Inquisitor Felletti" in Francisco Calluffo's Il Caso Mortara followed by "Bonze" in Madame Butterfly and the bass soloist in Donizetti's Requiem, all with The Di Capo Opera. Tom is most at home with the Basso Profundo and Basso Cantante repertoire including Sarastro in Die Zauberflöte, Seneca in L'incoronazione di Poppea, Osmin in Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail and Sparafucile in Rigoletto. An appearance as a grand semi-finalist in the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions in 2008 led Tom to resign his tenure with CANTUS, a position he held for four seasons. Among other engagements, those years included full time touring, live and studio recordings, live broadcasts via NPR, APM and the EBU and performances in all the nation's coveted concert halls including Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, Spivey Hall and the Library of Congress. Tom holds a MM from The Peabody Institute and currently studies with Michael Paul in NYC.


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Illinois Politicians are back from the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
U.S. Representative Bobby Schilling made an appearance in Canton Friday back from the Republican convention.
Schilling says that he is a big Paul Ryan supporter and the convention was a good way for the United States to find leaders to lead our country out of debt.
The main focus for Representative Schilling, is to find and eliminate problems in the country.
"We've got to stop being democrats and republicans and become Americans. We gotta fix the problems that are out there. We gotta stop spending the money we don't have. And I think what we've seen here in the last few years is kind of going in the wrong direction," said U.S. Representative Bobby Schilling.
U.S. Democratic Senator, Dick Durbin was also at the Republican convention.
He was in attendance to comment on any statements made about President Obama.
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"I think now of course we will hear the other side of the story. In North Carolina, in Charlotte, the democrats will have a chance to say what they have to say. But it goes beyond the halls in Charlotte and Tampa. The Real audience is the undecided voters out there. They may be a small group but they'll decide this election," said U.S. Democratic Senator Dick Durbin.
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Compensation for right-of-way that would allow a shorter drive between Interstate 65 and the main north-south road in Whitestown is being offered some property owners.
Representatives of two property owners asked for a total of $7,100 in additional compensation for land at CR 400 S and CR 500 E.
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An elderly driver was killed early Saturday morning after running through a stop sign, according to authorities.
Ohio State Highway Patrolmen say the crash happened around 7:20 a.m. Saturday.
Judith Hansen, 69, of Clyde, was heading west on County Road 181 in Green Creek Township.
Troopers say she failed to yield the right of way at the intersection of State Route 19, driving her Ford Focus into the path of a Dodge Caravan.
The driver of the van, 25-year-old Alyson Johnson, of Fremont, struck Hansen's vehicle before her van overturned.
Hansen was transported by Life Flight to the University of Toledo Medical College where she later died.
Johnson and a passenger were both taken to a local hospital with serious injuries. An update on their condition has not yet been released.
Troopers say alcohol was not a factor in the crash. An investigation is underway.
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Bishop Lamont plugs his myspace page and makes it official. DR. DRE'S "DETOX" Coming in September announcement & Bishop's "The Reformation" Coming Summer 2007 also look out for "N****r Noize" The Mixtape Hosted by DJ Skee & "The Pope Mobile" Mixtape COMING SOON 2007
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It's the motherfuckin D-O-double-G (SNOOP DOGG!)
You know I'm mobbin with the D.R.E.
You know who's back up in this MOTHERFUCKER!)
What what what what?
(So blaze the weed up then!)
Blaze it up, blaze it up!
(Just blaze that shit up nigga, yeah, 'sup Snoop??)
Top Dogg, bite me all, nigga burn the shit up
D-P-G-C my nigga turn that shit up
C-P-T, L-B-C, yeah we hookin back up
And when they bang this in the club baby you got to get up
Thug niggaz drug dealers yeah they givin it up
Lowlife, yo' life, boy we livin it up
Takin chances while we dancin in the party fo' sho'
Slip my hoe a forty-fo' and she got in the back do'
Bitches lookin at me strange but you know I don't care
Step up in this motherfucker just a-swangin my hair
Bitch quit talkin, quick walk if you down with the set
Take a bullet with some dick and take this dope from this jet
Out of town, put it down for the Father of Rap
And if yo' ass get cracked, bitch shut yo' trap
Come back, get back, that's the part of success
If you believe in the X you'll be relievin your stress
[Snoop] La-da-da-da-dahh
[Dre] It's the motherfuckin D.R.E. (Dr. Dre MOTHERFUCKER!)
[Snoop] La-da-da-da-dahhh
[Dre] You know I'm mobbin with the D-O-double-G
[Dr. Dre]
Straight off the fuckin streets of C-P-T
King of the beats you ride to em in your Fleet (Fleetwood)
or Coupe DeVille rollin on dubs
How you feelin whoopty=whoop nigga whut?
Dre and Snoop chronic'ed out in the 'llac
with Doc in the back, sippin on 'gnac (yeah)
Clip in the strap, dippin through hoods (what hoods?)
Compton, Long Beach, Inglewood!
South Central out to the Westside (wessyde)
It's California Love, this California bud got a nigga gang of pub
I'm on one, I might bail up in the Century Club
with my jeans on, and my team strong
Get my drink on, and my smoke on
Then go home with, somethin to poke on (whassup bitch?)
Loc it's on for the two-triple-oh
Comin real, it's the next episode…
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Hold up, heyyyyyyyy
for my niggaz who be thinkin we soft
We don't, playyyyyyy
We gon' rock it til the wheels fall off
Hold up, heyyyyyyyy
for my niggaz who be actin too bold
Take a, seeaaaaaat
Hope you ready for the next episode
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detox beats?
i didn't make that video, some dude upload that few weeks or months ago earlier and it got deleted so i upload it again..
I made this video like over a year ago with some of my beats, didn't know that someone else had posted it.
The reason I made the video was because of the last beat that sounds a bit to much like dre, I couldn't use it for anything big. So I put a bunch of my beats together and made some of them "Dre'ish" and posted them on youtube as a Detox hoax.
My myspace page is quite poor but you can check it out at.
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Would Appreciate if you could write this in the info about the Detox Hoax!
P.S Where did you find the video? Youtube banned my video over a year ago.
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The Carolina Panthers just announced that center Ryan Kalil has been placed on injured reserve, ending his 2012 season. He played last week's game against the Seattle Seahawks on the injury.
Kalil will undergo Lisfranc surgery, an operation on the mid-foot that happens as a result of broken bones, or ligaments where the metatarsal bones (toes) meet the Lisfranc joint complex (foot). Screws or plates are used to support the area.
Recovery times greatly vary, but in all cases an initial period of 6-8 weeks of non-weight bearing movement on the foot are required. Standard recovery times normally range from 3-to-5 months, although for an NFL player this can be a very different story.
Want the bright side? Kalil should be able to return in 2013 without issue.
Want the not-so-bright side? Of all the players the Carolina Panthers couldn't afford to lose this season, Kalil is at the top.
The team have not announced who will start in his absence, but even money should be on current RG Geoff Hangartner to fill the role. As a stop-gap solution he's fine, but the prospect of another 11 weeks with Garry Williams at right guard isn't so great.


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Elizabeth Keller, 101, a life resident of Covington, Ind., died at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2013, at Williamsport Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
She was born Jan. 20, 1912, near Covington to Clyde Newton and Rose C. (Knowles) Price.
She graduated from Covington High School in 1930 and was employed at General Electric in Danville for 21 years before retiring on Aug. 1, 1968. She was a member of Mount Carmel Baptist Church.
Elizabeth married Cyril Homer Keller on Oct. 19, 1963, at Covington Baptist Church. He died March 11, 1980. Surviving is a son, Robert (Charlene) Carey of Cayuga, Ind.; a daughter, Janet Sloan of Covington; a step-son, Montie (Betty) Keller of Covington; and seven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.
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THE TRUST which was in the running to take over services at the Alexandra Hospital is set to help implement proposals for its future.
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust - which runs the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in the second city - is expected to be invited to help develop how the recommendations for the Alex would work in reality, as part of the next stage of the reconfiguration of Worcestershire's hospitals.
It was revealed in January last year UHB was interested in providing services from the Woodrow Drive site, partly as an alternative to the option put forward at the time by Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust which would have resulted in the Alex being severely downgraded and partly because of concerns about the pressure on the QE.
Since the start of the hospitals review two years ago UHB has seen a surge in patients from the Redditch and Bromsgrove area because of uncertainty surrounding the Alex.
An extra 1,800 patients a year from the two areas have been seen in the emergency department at the QE along with a 14 per cent increase in patients being treated for day case, elective and emergency procedures.
Bosses say the rise is partly why in the last three months an extra 170 beds have been opened in the old QE hospital to deal with demand.
An independent clinical panel last week ruled out allowing UHB, or any other provider, to take over the Alex because it would destabilise services for the rest of Worcestershire. But it is still hoped UHB will be involved in the ongoing process to ensure the changes do not impact on the wider health system in the region and discussions are continuing about their involvement.
A spokeswoman for UHB said: "A safe, comprehensive and sustainable health service in Worcestershire is essential not only for the people of Redditch and Bromsgrove, but for the rest of the south Birmingham healthcare economy. If not delivered, the impact on surrounding hospitals will be significant, with the number of patients seeking care away from their local hospital continuing to increase.
"To date UHB has not been actively involved in either the Joint Services or Clinical Independent Review. However it looks forward to being part of the next phase of the programme where it hopes to better understand the deliverability and affordability of the plan and how it will impact on the services it delivers to its patients as a result of the clinical changes."
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In their quest to be the best, Avera Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton earned yet another Top Performing Hospitals Award in the National QUEST Collaborative. Nancy Naeve Brown explains why being a QUEST member is important and why they made the list as tops in the nation for the 3rd year in a row.
Avera Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton is once again among the Top Performing Hospitals in the Premier Healthcare Alliance's National QUEST Collaborative. QUEST stands for Quality, Efficiency, Safety and Transparency. President and CEO Pam Rezac says being a part of QUEST helps her staff perform high quality health care.
"We volunteer to participate because we would like to compare our data and learn about best practices and compare with others in improving our performance." Avera Sacred Heart President and CEO Pam Rezac said.
Avera Sacred Heart was among 278 hospitals nationwide to participate in the QUEST initiative and of those, Yankton ranked in the top 10%. The areas they focused on were heart attack, congestive heart failure, pneumonia and joint replacement.
"We are a top performing hospital for evidence based care. What that means is we provide the correct care for the correct patient every time. So if you come in to our hospital with pneumonia we'll insure you have blood cultures drawn, antibiotics in a short period of time so that we start treating pneumonia right way," Theresa Guenther, Director of Quality Improvement at Avera Sacred Heart said.
"The patient should be able to feel confident that when they come to Avera Sacred Heart we are providing care that is best practices, evidence based and they should feel real comfortable that there are not variations in the care they receive, that it's consistent with the highest quality in the nation," Rezac said.
Patients who ended up in one of the hospital beds at Avera Sacred Heart also said they were happy.
"We got a HealthGrade award for patient satisfaction," Rezac said.
"Patients that took the HealthGrades survey said we are one of the top performing hospitals in the nation for their perception of care. How we care for them, not clinically, but through their eyes. It came back they were very satisfied. "Guenther said.
They also got an A+ rating from employees on their satisfaction.
"We are doing the right thing, "Rezac said.
If you need to go to the hospital and you live in the Yankton area, data shows the right thing for your health and well-being would be to go to this hospital; Avera Sacred Heart.
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