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Relationship between degree of risk, cost and level of compliance to occupational health and safety regulations in construction
This paper investigates the role of statutory health and safety (H&S) regulations in managing construction project risks. The study examines whether the decision made by contractors to comply with the regulations, the cost of compliance and savings of H&S regulatory requirements is influenced by the degree or level of risk, which the regulations are trying to prevent. The rationale for the examination stems from previous studies which establish that building designers and contractors perceive the cost of complying with regulations as additional burdens, which they have to conform to, and which are in some cases unnecessary, and also the fact that construction related injuries and fatalities are on the increase. Qualitative and quantitative data obtained from a descriptive survey and H&S site audit by the Master Builder Association of the Western Cape (MBAWC) were used as the measurements of risk, level of compliance to regulations, cost of compliance and savings. By correlating the quantitative and qualitative data, there is empirical evidence to support a negative relationship between the degree of risk, level and cost of compliance and cost savings. Based on the study's findings, this paper concludes that the decision made by contractors to comply with H&S regulatory requirements is influenced by the perceived cost saving on account of compliance and that cost savings are influenced by the probability of accident occurrence which is an element of the degree of risk which the regulation is trying to prevent or control.
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Obviously, that's not what we'd expect: The UFC is the world's foremost MMA organization, so you'd think they'd be putting on the best fight cards, and, aside from that, we're conditioned to assume that something we have to pay $50 for is going to be a better product than something we get for free. But is it true in this case? I asked my MMA Twitter followers what they thought, and you can consider what's below sort of a roundtable discussion on the subject.
First, the voices of three good MMA writers, siding with Strikeforce:
savsci: By far...UFC 102-107 have been and/or look pretty weak. SF has Fedor, Shields and Mousasi and trumps any recent UFC lineup.
WatchKalibRun: hard to disagree with that statement.
DanWetzel: Strikeforce card is better than most recent UFC cards. Tough for UFC injuries/illness to 3 champs GSP, Silva, Lesnar
I can't disagree with any of this, and I think Dan Wetzel makes a very good point about the run of bad luck the UFC has had, with champions Georges St. Pierre and Anderson Silva nursing injuries and Brock Lesnar injured. Throw in Rampage Jackson walking away, and the UFC has taken some big hits over the last few months.
But are the Strikeforce fights competitive enough?
MMAConvert: Hard to say, SF has more star power (lack of a better term) up and down the card, but 3 of the fights are fairly one-sided
munche: The CBS card is better than a low level UFC, but the lack of competitive fights dampens the star power aspect.
The odds say three of the four fights on the CBS card are mismatches, with Fedor Emelianenko, Gegard Mousasi and Jake Shields all heavily favored. Of course, they're no bigger favorites than Lyoto Machida was against Shogun Rua.
A lot of fans think Strikeforce needs a deeper roster before its cards can compare with the top UFC cards.
OrangeChuck: I like Strikeforce and the 11/7 main event has great potential/good card but top to bottom of the card, I can't say that.
This is an important point in the UFC's favor: The UFC's roster is deep enough that they can put five fights live on pay-per-view and two fights live on Spike, and the fans at home are still hoping they'll get to watch a couple of the preliminary fights on tape delay. Strikeforce cards aren't that deep: The CBS card has four really good fights, but nothing close to the kind of top-to-bottom talent that the UFC has, when the non-televised undercard is included.
BonelessThurs: It's unfair to compare it to any of those cards, cuz it's their premier card. It's only fair to compare it to UFC 100. That being said, you could argue it's better than those cards, but certainly not as good a card as UFC 100.
The question was whether the CBS show is better than UFCs 102-107. I haven't heard anyone argue that it's a better card than UFC 100.
MMASupremacy: Absolutely agreed. Factor in that Fedor vs Rogers will be free on CBS and the best fighter in the world is on it.
There's just something special about having the heavyweight champion of the world on a fight card, and in MMA, that's not Brock Lesnar. It's Fedor.
DanPirozzi: I kind of agree, although, i don't think UFC 107 isn't getting credit, it's a pretty good card
ksconroy55: DISAGREE! 107 is stacked! UFC 105 has high quality fighters!
I loved the UFC 107 card before this morning's news that Thiago Alves vs. Jon Fitch is off. Now I'd say it's a good pay-per-view card but not a great one. UFC 105 is good by Spike TV standards, but not by pay-per-view standards.
WabKinew: I really doubt it can top the main event of 102. That fight alone made that card a classic
gimpshot: Agreed. The last few UFC PPVs have been a mild letdown.
gx5: It has the big names, but i thought the quality of fights was outstanding at UFC 104.
I thought UFC 104 was a decent show, UFC 103 was a bit disappointing, and the main event at UFC 102 was one of the best fights of the year. We'll have to wait until after the CBS show before we can say whether the quality of the fights was as good.
tehzio: It's much easier to have deeper cards when you don't put one out every 4 weeks. Also they needed to stack this card for CBS.
mmarocks_pl: It's true, but it is also easier to do one stacked 4-fight card 3 months from your last major show
aredub: I may agree but what will they do after. Putting together one sweet card, they won't have anything left to do after that.
No one is suggesting that Strikeforce is capable of putting on a card that's better than a UFC pay-per-view every month. But to say Strikeforce "won't have anything" after the November 7 show misses the mark. The Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brett Rogers winner against the Fabricio Werdum vs. Antonio Silva winner would be a great fight next year, as would either of those winners against Alistair Overeem.
dustinriddell: I think that the one CBS card is beter than the one UFC card but if Fedor loses or gets injured it's back to the UFC. I wonder if Strikeforce has prepaired themselves beter than eliteXC did with thier biggest star possibly losing.
This is an interesting issue: Do Strikeforce and CBS need Fedor to win? I'm not so sure that they do. I think a Brett Rogers upset would still give them a heavyweight champion they can promote going forward. And it's not like one loss instantly makes Fedor irrelevant. A Rogers upset would be a shock, but it wouldn't do to Strikeforce what Seth Petruzelli beating Kimbo Slice did to EliteXC.
Bauzen: I think bang-for-your-buck, it's Nov. 7th card is a great deal.
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Libasci said, "Like so many, I was shaken by the destruction in New Jersey, New York and on Long Island. Some of the areas affected were places where I grew up and where I served as a priest and bishop, so this disaster is particularly painful for me to witness. The people of New Hampshire are always quick to respond to a need, either here in our state or during times of disasters. I am so grateful to those who have come together to offer what they can to help rebuild. Your generosity and the power of your prayers are added to millions of others around the world and will make a real difference in the lives of those affected by Hurricane Sandy."
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on Jul 3, 2006 at 10:56 pm
Last year there were some controversies over police practices.
I would like to know if the fallout from those controversies are holding the police back - are there policies and/or procedures that create extra red-tape and inefficiency for them? Are they afraid of losing their jobs or being sued for stopping particular people?
I would love to hear the opinion of real rank-and-file officers on this, not the police chief. I've read Chief Johnson's bio and she has a distinguished career. However, I believe that the position of being a police chief is heavily political, so the opinion of an officer on the street might be more insightful.
We need this problem solved now. If we start to earn a reputation for being an unsafe city it could lead to a host of other financial and civic problems!
on Jul 4, 2006 at 8:11 pm
I am also wondering about the lack of success by Palo Alto police in securing neighborhoods from armed robbers and burglars. Is it really that hard or as the above commentator has suggested, are we witnessing the fallout from the court's decision against Palo Alto Police in stopping suspicious people on the street? While I agree the police shouldn't stop anyone purely due to the color of their skin, law officers have a duty to stop someone in a neighborhood like they don't belong in the dead of night, unless of course the budget-poor police department can't afford to send out undercovers, which is really the right way to do this thing. Sending out police cruisers is completely useless. What we need is an undercover operation.
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If Patriots owner Robert Kraft had gotten his way five years ago, his team might be preparing for a playoff game instead of a long offseason right now.
Back in 2003, the Patriots joined the Kansas City Chiefs in sponsoring a proposal to expand the NFL playoffs from six teams per conference to seven. The thinking was that with the league switching from a three-division setup in each conference to a four-division setup (starting with the 2002 season) there were only two wild-card teams instead of the three there had been since 1990.
The proposal would have given only the team with the best record in each conference a first-round bye, but the Chiefs withdrew before it could be voted on because of a lack of support.
"There was not enough sentiment that you were leaving good teams out," said former Houston Texans general manager and current CBS analyst Charley Casserly, who was on the Competition Committee that year. "The thought was you would end up with more mediocrity than quality.
"This year is an exception. We know that."
The plight of this season's Patriots, who became only the second 11-5 team since the advent of the 16-game schedule in 1978 and the first since the six-playoff-berths-per-conference format was enacted in 1990 to miss the postseason, might reignite the debate over playoff expansion and the fairness of the current system.
The case for expansion is bolstered by the fact that the 8-8 San Diego Char gers are in the playoffs as winners of a mediocre AFC West.
According to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello, it is up to the teams to determine the agenda for the Competition Committee, and any club can make a proposal.
The committee reviews proposals and makes recommendations. Proposed rule changes then are placed on the agenda for the NFL's annual meetings, to be voted on by the member clubs.
Atlanta Falcons president Rich McKay, who is co-chairman of the eight-member Competition Committee along with Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher, said via e-mail that he does not envision there being enough momentum to expand the playoffs.
"The expansion of the playoffs to 14 teams has been discussed on numerous occasions by the membership over the past 4 or 5 years," wrote McKay. "At no time has there been any real sentiment to make the change, as membership believes the current system serves us very well.
"Since our conversion to the 8 divisions of 4 [teams], the Patriots are the first team to have [an] 11-5 record and not qualify for the playoffs. Traditionally, we have not been a league that has reacted quickly to anomalies but, rather, have tried to correct 'trends' that need addressing."
The chief argument against expansion to seven playoff spots per conference is that only the top-seeded team in each conference would get a bye, as opposed to the top two teams. Casserly said many consider that too much of an advantage.
Also standing in the way of a playoff format change is the fear that it would cheapen a division title, which the league puts a great deal of value on.
However, the NFL has altered its playoff format before.
Prior to 1978, there was only one wild-card team per three-division conference, but with the switch from a 14- to a 16-game schedule, the league added another wild card. The two wild-card teams in each conference played each other in the first round, while the three division winners were idle. That's the way it stood until 1990, when a third wild-card team was added in each conference and the two division winners with the best records got byes.
You would think Patriots players bitter about being left out at 11-5 would be in favor of expanding the playoffs, but running back LaMont Jordan put a stiff-arm on the idea.
"There is no need to alter anything," said Jordan. "I think too many times people want to alter something that doesn't really need to be altered for the benefit of other people.
"To me - I'm having trouble choosing my words wisely - the system is already perfect. The only thing you could do is mess it up. By expanding it, I think you're really taking away from the end of the season. The top six teams in each conference get to go, and that's how it should be."
When it was pointed out to Jordan that the top six teams didn't go because the Patriots' 11-5 record and the 9-7 mark of the New York Jets were better than that of the Chargers, Jordan said the Patriots and all the other teams know the simplest way to avoid being left out of the playoffs.
"You know coming in that first and foremost you want to win your division," said Jordan. "I think that's why they have divisions in place. There is no sense in having a division in place if there is an opportunity that you can win your division and [not make the playoffs].
"I think it's fair. The divisional leaders get to go no matter what their record is, and the two wild cards. I think it's perfect. There is no need to alter it in any way. I think if you alter it, it would do more damage than good."
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Jul 6, 2013, 6:13 PM EDT
Andy Murray returns to the scene of his Olympic triumph Sunday, aiming for the biggest prize in tennis. Or is it?
Before facing Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final, Murray recalled his gold-medal sweep of Roger Federer in the Olympic final, also on Centre Court, on Aug. 5. Even a Wimbledon title, which a Brit hasn't accomplished since Fred Perry in 1936, might not trump it.
"Winning Olympic gold, I don't know if I'll ever have the sort of feelings like I had that day," Murray said. "Winning Olympic gold here, a home Olympics, I'll never get the opportunity to do that again.
"It was probably one of the proudest moments of my career. I don't know if I'll ever top that."
If Murray wins Wimbledon, he'll move two steps shy of tennis' Golden Slam — winning all four majors and the Olympics. It's a feat only Andre Agassi and Rafael Nadal have checked off in men's singles. The Bryan brothers have done it in doubles, and, in fact, currently hold all four majors and the Olympic title after their Wimbledon final win Saturday.
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No question, winning his home Olympics was uniquely special, a once in a lifetime achievement. Akin perhaps to climbing K2 or Fuji or Kilimanjaro or McKinley. But for a British tennis player, there is but one Everest. And Andy Murray is at the top tonight, proudly waving the Union Jack. Brilliantly done, Sir Andrew of Dunblane.
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this only works if one of your grandparents was a citizen of Germany at the time that one of your parents was born (and that your parent never renounced or otherwise lost his or her German citizenship and thus was a citizen when you were born).In Austria, where my grandparents were from, I think there's some sort of tweak for people who lost their citizenship for Holocaust-related reasons. My grandfather lost his citizenship when he left Austria in 1939, but he had it retroactively restored for the period before he became an American citizen.
However, if they were in the US, but not citizens then they would likely still have been citizens of whatever country they came from (and thus causing you to potentially be a citizen of said country).I think a lot of countries revoke the citizenship of any minor children in that situation. My dad was, I think, born before his parents became American citizens, but I think he lost his (retroactively restored) Austrian citizenship when they got American citizenship. Otherwise, I guess I'm probably an Austrian citizen without realizing it.
I wonder at how the state department makes its decisions on that front ("intent"), and would welcome anecdotal evidence.I know at least two Americans who've got Irish citizenship without anything dire happening. (Ireland grants citizenship to anyone who has a grandparent who was born on the island of Ireland. That's a big chunk of the American population, it seems.) Actually, I'd be curious to know if anyone knows of an instance of an American having his or her citizenship revoked for getting dual citizenship.


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Tomorrow Google will come out from behind the Firefox browser that it's been pumping money into - and profiting royally from - and take direct aim at Microsoft with a browser of its very own.
The widgetry is called Google Chrome and Google Chrome, like all of Google's non-search widgetry, will be a beta.
Presumably that means it's going to be like Google's apps and be interminably in beta since Google's own blog says the timing is, well, "a bit early." (http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/09/fresh-take-on-browser.html)
Anyway, Google says Chrome will initially run only on Windows. The Mac and Linux versions haven't reached beta status yet.
It will be released in 100 countries and Google describes it as "clean and fast." It says "It gets out of your way and gets you where you want to go."
It was only a few days ago that Google - the "do no evil" company - re-upped its financial arrangement with Mozilla, which was scheduled to end this November, and extended it three years until November of 2011.
It's been Google's millions - hundreds of millions by now - that have kept Firefox alive and Google has presumably reaped billions from Firefox' Google defaults in return.
But Google apparently wants to be its own gatekeeper - the browser is the threshold to search, isn't it?
The Wall Street Journal reports that Google is concerned that IE8 could hurt its search business like, say, by preventing it from collecting information relevant to its booming advertising business and offering a more Microsoft-centric search bar.
This way Google gets to scare the bejesus out of Microsoft by revitalizing Netscape's old browser-as-platform threat and keep Firefox around as a fallback position in case Chrome fails, all the while maintaining the good will of the "community."
Firefox, which might have started asking for more money, currently hold ~18% of the market to Microsoft ~75%.
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There was no spot in the Haxtun batting order that allowed the Fleming Wildcats to catch their breath on Thursday.
All nine Bulldogs that started got a least one hit, seven players had multiple his, and every Bulldog scored at least two runs in their 24-2 road rout of non-conference foe Fleming.
"We have spread the offense around our lineup more this year than anytime I can remember in recent history," Haxtun head coach Alan Coffin said. "You look at our books and there are colored-in squares (signifying runs scored) from top to bottom. A lot of teams can get stuck with just a few guys producing what they are doing, and while we do have some standouts, we've been pretty balanced."
Haxtun scored six runs in the first inning, eight in the second, and then posted a 10-run third inning before the Wildcats were able to scratch out a run in the home-half of the inning.
Wyatt Workamn was 2-for-4, a double and home run, with three RBIs for the Bulldogs, while Tyler Horalek added three hits and three RBIs, and Rece Coffin tallied two hits and three RBIs, as well.
On the mound, Bryce Bivens and Workman combined to keep the Fleming bats at bay over five innings.
Bivens worked the first three innings to earn the win and struck out four hitters, while allowing just one unearned run. Workman then added four strike outs in his two innings of work.
"More than anything, it was nice for those two guys to get some work so, if we need them on Saturday (against Merino) in league games, they'll be ready," said Coffin about Bivens and Workman. "They both did a nice job. They put the ball in the strike zone, not walking people, and were forcing batters to put the ball in play."
Haxtun improved to 11-5 overall with the win on Tuesday, while the loss for Fleming, which had won four straight games prior to last Friday, prolonged its current three-game losing streak over the last seven-day span and dropped it to 5-6 overall.
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The Caliche baseball team rebounded from a disappointing 8-5 loss in game one on Thursday to beat Wray 9-0 in game two and earn a split with the Eagles.
In game one, the Buffaloes were limited to just three hits, but still found themselves up 4-2 heading into the bottom of the sixth inning.
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Calche scored three runs in each the third, the fifth, and the sixth innings.
With the splite, Caliche moved to 6-10 overall and 5-9 in the 1A District 4 tournament.
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AbstractThis paper argues that regional public goods in developing countries are under-funded despite their potentially high rates of return compared to traditional country-focused investments. Regional public goods only receive about 2.0-3.5 percent out of total ODA annually according to the definition used in this paper. The rate of return to regional investments is likely to be high, especially in Africa, where investments in regional infrastructure and institutional integration would reduce the high costs imposed by the region's many small economies and many borders. There are several reasons for the under-funding of regional public goods. First, to produce regional infrastructure and manage multi-country institutions requires coordination among two or more developing country governments. The recent donor emphasis on countries' "ownership" of their own priorities is more supportive of national programs. Second, bilateral donors prefer country-based transfers given their potential for providing geo-strategic and political benefits, and the multilateral banks have limited scope for lending for regional programs since their principal instrument is a loan to a single-country government that must guarantee its repayment. Countries could coordinate their borrowing, but that would require reaching agreement on attribution of the associated benefits to allow appropriate allocation of the burden of financing among two or more governments. Combined, these problems of coordination, (lack of) ownership, and attribution make financing of regional programs costlier for donors to arrange, and riskier in terms of their sustainability and benefits. In Africa the under-funding of regional public goods is primarily a political and institutional challenge to be met by the countries in this region. But the donor community ought to consider the opportunity cost – for development progress itself, in Africa and elsewhere – of its relative neglect, and explore changes in the aid architecture that would encourage more attention to regional goods.
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