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Next time you go partying, you may want to think before you drink. That advice from Morgan County Sheriff Greg Bartlett.
"All you got to do is prove they are intoxicated. Most of the time it's obvious if they are passed out in a vehicle," said Bartlett.
Some drunk drivers crawl behind the wheel, taking their chances on the highway. The one's caught driving under the influence are given a breath test, then handcuffed and taken to jail. But did you know you don't have to be driving drunk to get a DUI?
"It's not for them to decide if they are too drunk to drive. It's for us to decide," said Bartlett.
Here's how the state's DUI law works. You are out drinking. You decide to leave the bar and get into your car. Even if your car is parked and the keys are in your pocket, an officer can charge you with DUI. The same is true sitting in your own driveway.
"What if they woke up at 2 a.m. and decided to look around. They didn't see anybody and decided to drive then they still may be under the influence and still hurt somebody," Bartlett explains.
Forcing drivers like Shelia Acklin to worry everytime she goes somewhere.
"If it was not enforced there would be many lives taken from innocent people,' says Acklin.
While not everyone agrees with the state's law, Bartlett says its better to be safe than sorry.
"We know they can start driving at anytime. You can't sit there and watch them. It gives the officer a chance to get them off the road."
DUI is a misdemeanor offense. The punishment is a fine and loss of driver's license. The fourth offense is a felony, which includes jail time.
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So, supposedly, Chelsea Handler and 50 Cent aren't dating. Our beloved Chelz has gone out of her way to tell us this, on repeat. But then over the weekend, she apparently brought Fiddy to one of her good friend's birthday parties. And introducing a cute guy to your friends is, well, fairly couple-y behavior. If she really wants these rumors to go away, she should just keep her distance from 50 Cent. At least in public. [People]
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Posted by David as Globe, Gordon Edes, Jackie MacMullan, Peter May, Rob Bradford, Shots
• A minor development in the Gordon Edes-to-Yahoo! Sports soap opera: Edes filed his appeal last Friday and is expecting the New York Times Company's ERISA Management Committee to hear the appeal in the coming days. That committee was scheduled to meet this week, but as of Thursday night, the Edes appeal had not been heard.
An ERISA specialist and attorney at The McCormack Firm, LLC, Stephen D. Rosenberg, helped educate us on what the process would probably be like for Edes or any potential, fellow appealers.
"Generally, in any ERISA governed employee benefit plan. . . there is a right of appeal granted to an employee if the initial decision is unfavorable to him or her," wrote Rosenberg (a prolific blogger, it should be noted and appreciated) in an email. "The appeal is to an internal entity charged under the ERISA plan with making final decisions over requests for the benefits in question, which in this instance is participation in the buy out. The ERISA Management Committee is presumably the entity named in the governing plan documents as having the authority to hear and decide appeals, and issue final determinations.
"From there, an employee, if still unhappy with the outcome, could normally seek review in federal court."
Rosenberg then addressed what the appeal would likely be judged upon by the committee:
"Generally, the entire issue should be decided solely on the exact written terms of the buy out/retirement plan, and whether the particular individual employee qualifies for the buy out under those terms," Rosenberg said. "The plan itself should lay out in writing exactly when a person qualifies, and thus also when they do not. The Management Committee to which the appeal is presented is charged with deciding whether those terms are satisfied with regard to that particular employee, and thus he or she is entitled to the buy out, or are not satisfied.
"The possible reasons for denying the buyout will vary, and simply depends on what was built into the plan as the framework governing who is and who is not eligible."
. . . Shots is now being told that of the 26 buyout applications submitted from the editorial side, just three people were denied – Edes and two business writers. It is not known whether either of the other two will appeal, but it is reasonably safe to assume that new WBUR FM hire, Sacha "Pulitzer" Pfeiffer was one of the rejected.
All this comes in the week where the Times executed layoffs and Globe bigwig, Alfred Larkin announces his retirement. One Globie, who was under the assumption Larkin took part in the the buyout, suggested that the whole acceptance/denial line process was arbitrary at best and suggested that all three who were denied are long-tenured employees with a decade-plus of service to the company.
Aside from the ill-will the Edes incident is probably fostering on both sides, the process is also delaying the Edes jump to Yahoo! Sports. At this rate, Edes will be lucky to be in the Big Y!'s uniform by the All-Star break. Each of the other "finalists," we're told, were ready to jump ship post-haste.
• My next blog, in my next life, will be called, as Michelle Tafoya uttered from the lips of Danny Ferry on Thursday night, "A Moment of Vertigo." My life has been a series of those moments.
• Peter May appears to have hung on for a bit longer than the Atlanta series, but an email to his Globe account late this week went un-returned, which may indicate buy-out taker May's days are done.
Jackie MacMullan is long gone and talk of a pending (and prosperous) book deal has already passed through the Shots lint trap. We're told it involves Larry Bird and Magic Johnson and we're told Bird insisted on having Jackie Mack.
. . . The sad thing is that if you strictly read the Globe's printed and web pages, you would probably think a black hole on Morrissey Boulevard sucked the suddenly gone writers and editors into oblivion. There hasn't been – to our knowledge or through our searches – an explanation of who was leaving, when, why and maybe even a short goodbye from Joe Sullivan or the writers/editors themselves.
Here's what you do, Sully: Instead of another metsa-mets Stan Grossfeld Sunday snoozer picture, you use that half page for 300-word goodbyes from the Laymances and the Fratuses, not to mention the Mays and JMacks. Anything that feels the least bit open and transparent about the transformation that the Globe brand is undergoing. Anything at all that lets us know that you still appreciate our 50 cents a day or our patronage at your website. . . An editor's note? A blog entry? Anything, really.
Just some level of transparency and informing your customers of what amounts to MAJOR changes.
• Bowling on CBS this weekend. Oh my.
• At last check the Bloggerific Blogford, Rob Bradford, was running second in Amazon's 'Baseball' category to the runner-up in the Biggest Ego in the Biz contest (to unparalleled Mike Lupica).
We have faith that Red Sox Nation can remedy that situation and send that Feinfellow free-falling down the chart.
• The commenting took away from it, but this was a fairly important and worthwhile post at The Big Lead on Thursday.
• Save the date to meet the new UMass head basketball coach: May 21 at Quincy Market.
• To The Shirl and all the girls who get called "Mom" – enjoy your day. To the rest of us, make sure they get to enjoy their day.
David Scott writes from a seaside shanty on the shores of Hull, Mass. and can be reached at shotsATbostonsportsmediaDOTcom.
Scott's first book, with Memphis Coach John Calipari, is scheduled for release in the Fall of 2009.
Reading the Globe sports section and something just didn't look right. Noticed that their Globe ad with their columnists signatures on the baseball, is now missing Jackies signature. Ede's signature is still there, but the ball is rotating away so you can just see it. Guess the original ball would be a collecters edition. How soon will Shank's be the only signature left?
OK. I'm the New York Times, and I've pretty much seen my financial picture crash and burn all around me. Many are pointing to the Boston Globe as a boat-anchor, and a major contributor to those ills. And here comes a little sports dweeb from said Boston Globe–coming to me looking for 'help' and 'assistance' and a 'favorable outcome.' Heck…YOU'RE on the ship that sunk me, Gordon! You think I'm going to HELP you? You may not have been driving the ship, but you were a crew member on it.
Gordon is toast, I do declare.


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New technology in one local jail will soon allow prisoners to see family and friends more often and it will also make the jail safer.
For anyone who has ever seen a prison movie, you can probably picture the visiting booth in your head, but now prison officials at the Cumberland County jail are switching things up and allowing inmates to video conference.
"If an inmate stays in touch with their family they are more likely to be successful when they leave here," warden Robert Balicki said.
Officials say staying in touch is just one of the benefits to the new program.
Prison officials say with fewer visits they will cut down on officer overtime, and most importantly they will have less contraband coming into the prison as visits decline.
Warden Balicki says often times parents don't want their kids to come to the jail because of the atmosphere and that's why this program will be a big help to families near and far.
"I think it will help morale, people who can't visit with people, can't get anyone to come because they don't live around here or the family is afraid to come here."
Just like the visiting stations in the prison now the new video systems will be monitored by prison officials so if there's any lewd or illegal activity the proper officials will be notified.
"People will be banned and they won't be able to use the system if they do things they aren't supposed to," Balicki said.
Family and friends will pay nine dollars for 20 minutes of conferencing time and 85% of that money will go back to the jail.
The system costs about $300,000, but won't cost tax payers a dime. The funds are coming from revenue generated at the prison store.
Prison officials say this program is a win–win for everyone.
"It's a good program that will help people reintegrate into society, keep in touch with their families, give them a better chance of being successful when they leave here and its not gonna cost anything."
Officials say this system should be up and running within the next 6 months.
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Recent crimes and arrests reported elsewhere on the East End:
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• A drunken wrong-way driver rolled his sport utility vehicle onto its roof in the early morning hours on Sunday in Montauk, according to East Hampton Town police.
Detective Lt. Chris Anderson said James A. Vallar, 22, of East Meadow, was arrested on a misdemeanor driving while intoxicated charge after he struck a car on Route 27, between Upland Road and South Delphi Street, at about 5:20 a.m. The driver of a 2002 Volkswagen said a vehicle in front of her on the highway swerved, and she saw Vallar's 1996 Jeep heading toward her in her lane. She said she didn't remember what happened after that, Anderson said.
Vallar and the driver of the Volkswagen were taken to Southampton Hospital. After he was treated, Vallar was released back into his police custody. He reportedly refused to take a breath test.
• A 44-year-old Hampton Bays man was arrested on drug charges on Aug. 6, after police pulled him over for what they said was an illegal U-turn on Montauk Highway, near Windmill Lane, in Amagansett. Stopped in a 1993 Ford, a strong odor of marijuana came from inside the vehicle and he seemed "extremely nervous," police said in a report. During a search, a small bag with a green leafy substance, which later tested positive for marijuana was found under the seat cover of the driver's seat. Under the floor mat of the driver's side floor mat, police said they found a spare fuse container that contained seven pink wax paper bags with a white powdery substance, which later tested positive for heroin. The defendant was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh-degree, a misdemeanor, and unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation. He was released on $750 bail.
• A 22-year-old and a 24-year-old from East Hampton were arrested on cocaine charges in Montauk on Aug. 4, after police were called for a suspicious vehicle. A Nissan Altima had been parked in front of the Born Free Motel for a couple of hours and the people inside were reportedly drinking, police said. When police investigated, they said a smell of marijuana was coming from the car. A search found a blue-tinted clear plastic bag with a white powdery substance coming from the driver's side door. Another bag with similar powder was found in one of the defendant's wallets. Police said one of the men also had white powder around his nose. They were both charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor, and they were released with appearance tickets.
• A 27-year-old Florida man allegedly drove drunk with a child in the car in Montauk this weekend, leading to a felony drunken driving arrest.
According to East Hampton Town police, they saw Patrick J. Dowd cross the double-yellow line twice on Flamingo Avenue, near Falcon Place, on Aug. 10 at about 8:30 p.m. He was stopped on Edgemere Street, and appeared intoxicated. Police said there were two passengers, a woman and her son, though police did not say how old he was. Dowd, who lives in Indiantown, Fla., failed all field sobriety tests. He was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated with a child under Leandra's Law, a felony, and endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor. He was released on $10,000 bail. His vehicle was impounded.
• Matthew P. Kopoulos, 21, of Wainscott, was arrested on a felony DWI charge and resisting arrest, a misdemeanor, after an accident on Miller Lane East on Aug. 7. He told police that he was driving a 2009 Audi north when he swerved to avoid a deer, and hit a parked 1997 Isuzu at about 5:50 a.m. Police said he was intoxicated, and after he performed field sobriety tests he was told to put his hands behind his back. According to a report, he "started walking backwards with his hands clenched and flailing his arms refusing to be handcuffed." He then raised his fists toward the officers, but they were able to to take him into custody. Police found his privilege to operate a motor vehicle was revoked in February 2010 and that he had a prior DWI conviction in November 2010. Kopoulos was released on $5,000 bail.
• Raymond A. DeSalvo, 53, of Sag Harbor, was arrested on a drunken driving charge after an accident in East Hampton on July 24 when his car became stuck on a rock, police said this week. DeSalvo was driving a 2001 Cadillac when he tried to make a U-turn and ended up lodging his car on top of the rock in front of One Stop Market on Springs Fireplace Road, near Abraham's Path, at about 3:35 p.m. He was charged with misdemeanor DWI, held overnight, and released on $1,500 bail.
• Sandra C. Pomarico, 48, of Williston Park, was arrested Aug. 4 at 12:45 a.m. and charged with felony DWI. Southampton Village police said they stopped Pomarico for failing to maintain her lane while driving a 2001 BMW westbound on Hill Street. A computer check revealed that she had a prior DWI conviction on July 14, 2006, according to police, which elevated the charge to a felony. She was also cited for refusing a breath test, police said. She was held for morning arraignment at Southampton Village Justice Court.
• A new fence on the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum grounds was spray-painted with vulgar graffiti overnight, museum staffers discovered Wednesday morning.
The stockade fence, which was installed in the spring at the entrance to the museum's new Wikun Village outdoor exhibition, was covered in black, red and silver paint. Symbols, acronyms, a racial slur and obscenities were drawn. Museum employees said the perpetrators broke into the museum's shed and stole the spray paint cans.
New York State Trooper Carver, who refused to give his first name, said Wednesday at the scene that it was unclear whether one or more persons were responsible. Investigators will determine whether the incident will be investigated as a hate crime, because of the nature of the graffiti, Carver said.
By Wednesday afternoon, staff members and volunteers had a power washer, scrub brushes and primer in hand to remove and conceal the spray paint before children and other museum guests had to see the obscene and racial graffiti.
Matauqus Tarrant, the museum's assistant curator and site manager, said they now plan to have a mural painted on the fence where the hateful language was sprayed. "We want to bring this full circle," he said.• A Bridgehampton woman told Southampton Town police Aug. 10 that she dropped off her 11-year-old daughter at home and her daughter saw a man inside the house, who fled when the girl walked in. A laptop, an iPad and a canvas bag were taken from the home, according to the incident report.
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• A white 2012 Mercedes was reported stolen on Oneck Road in Westhampton Beach Aug. 6 at 9:30 a.m. Village police said the car was parked in the driveway when it was stolen sometime on Aug. 5 after 11 p.m. The car was unlocked with the keys inside. The car is one of 12 that have been stolen from East Hampton to West Hampton Dunes this summer.• Gabriel Isaias Rojas, 24, of East Quogue, was arrested Aug. 9 at 2:01 a.m. in Hampton Bays and charged with burglary in the third degree, a felony. Police said the arrest followed an investigation into an Aug. 8 burglary at Cypersitio Cellphone Store at the Hampton Bays Hamlet Green, in which he took several cellphones and other items.
• Two men were arrested in Riverhead Wednesday after police said they were caught firing a shotgun on Suffolk County parkland. Police officers narrowly missed being hit by the bullets, authorities said. According to Riverhead Town police, officers responded to a call Wednesday at 6:09 p.m. of gunshots being fired near Sound Avenue. Upon arrival, police searched the parkland near the place where the shots were reported in attempt to located the alleged gunmen.
During the search, several additional shots were fired "just missing the officers," according to a report, with the bullets whizzing into the park. Further investigation revealed that two men had been firing a shotgun behind a Sound Avenue home, police said.
An Aquebogue man, 22, and a Rocky Point man, 19, were arrested and charged with reckless endangerment in the second degree, a misdemeanor.


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A little more on Third-district Congressman Erik Paulsen's game-playing with his "official constituent communications"…
I spoke with a couple of congressional staffers, all of whom noted that Paulsen had to get this piece past the bipartisan Franking Commission, which has oversight power over exactly this sort of literature. That means he had to get it past at least a couple of Democratic members, and it apparently passed muster for "official" use.
As I noted in the previous post, I don't hold any illusions about whether one party is entirely innocent or guilty here. But I think Paulsen's fine example of political hackery provides us an opportunity to discuss what the Franking Commission should be doing, rather than what it is doing.
Is the Commission's responsibility to arbitrate big concepts like "truth"? No, of course not. But it's not their responsibility to play dumb either. Inside the congressional sausage factory, I'm sure there's a lot of pressure for junior members like Paulsen to fall in line and push the party line with their official communications, or else.
But that doesn't necessarily mean using blatantly partisan techniques to push lies into your constituent's heads. Take First district member Tim Walz as an example. With a recent "official business" letter, his staff made it into an open-ended opportunity for constituents to provide feedback and their thoughts. Many will be useless; others may actually be insightful. Walz's office got a fantastic return on that small investment of time, energy, and taxpayer dollars.
Compare that to the blatant play for golden email addresses by Paulsen, conflated with a talking-points-laden attempt to push polls in his favor. There's a better way to do this thing called "American democracy," and it doesn't really seem like Erik Paulsen or his staff understand that.


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I am going to forgo my usual Finally Friday in light of the terrible earthquake and tsunami, and the massive loss of life in Japan.
Resources on how we can help are still being identified, but the Red Cross does have some information.
There is continuing coverage over at the HuffingtonPost, and some really frightening photos from Talking Points Memo.
I hope you'll keep the people of Japan, and other affected Pacific areas, in your thoughts and prayers.
Update: It was suggested to me that to politicize this disaster is wrong. I agree... to a point. It is a legitimate point to note that Republicans have proposed cutting funding for the very things which monitor things like earthquakes and tsunamis.
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English Language Center's Alex Harris Awarded Visiting Professorship in JapanAlex Harris, a lecturer with Old Dominion's English Language Center (ELC), was selected for a visiting professorship at the International University of Japan in Niigata, where he will teach oral communication skills and academic listening skills in the Summer 2011 Intensive English Program. He will be on the IUJ campus from July 6 to Aug. 23, and return to the ELC for the fall semester. Harris, who holds a bachelor's degree in biology and master's in applied linguistics, both from ODU, joined the ELC in 2005 as an adjunct instructor, following an 11-year stint as a manufacturer's representative. He has taught at the center as a lecturer since 2007. During his junior year at ODU, Harris became a student volunteer at the ELC. In all, he has had a more than 20-year relationship with the ELC and working with international students of English. He has also worked at the university with the offices of International Programs and Intercultural Relations, along with a few others. Harris studied Japanese with Mieko Ishibashi, senior lecturer of foreign languages and literatures, and was one of the founding members of the Nichi-Bei Club (Japan-America Club). "That experience, along with working with international students, gave me the impetus to follow my dream of teaching English in Japan," he said. Harris spent two years in Japan (in the 1990s) as an English conversation teacher with Aeon Corp. After returning to the United States, he completed the master's program at ODU. He said he owes a lot of his success to Janet Bing, professor of English, and the late Charles Ruhl, who also taught English for many years at ODU. "They are the two mentors that taught me the most about the field of English as a second language," he said.
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It's gonna be rad. To help it be more rad you can kick $$ for CicLAvia events at Kickstarter, where CicLAvia is raising money to make it a badder and radder event than in April.
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Date of News Release: 12/07/2009
(London, Ky.) -- On Sunday, December 06, 2009, at 8:27 PM the Kentucky State Police, Post 11 London, received a report, from KSP Trooper Wendell Higginbotham, of a two vehicle traffic crash on US 27 in Pulaski County 4 miles south of Burnside.
Trooper Higginbotham discovered the crash as he traveled northbound on US 27.
KSP Traffic Crash Reconstructionist Trooper Greg Hill responded to the scene and determined that a 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix, operated by a female juvenile, was northbound on US 27 when, for a unknown reason, it crossed the centerline and struck a 2000 Ford Ranger pickup, operated by Arron Perry, age 20, of Whitley City, head-on.
The juvenile, who was not wearing a seat belt, was pronounced dead at the scene by the Pulaski County Coroner's Office. Her passenger, Steven Slinker, age 30, of Attica, Indiana, as well as the operator of the other vehicle were airlifted to the University of Kentucky Medical Center for treatment of their injuries.
Trooper Hill is continuing the investigation and was assisted, at the scene, by Trooper Tony Dingess, Trooper Shaler Jones, Trooper Wendell Higginbotham, Trooper Tracey Haynes, the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office, the Pulaski County EMS, the Burnside Fire Department, the Pulaski County Rescue Squad, a Pulaski County Constable and the Pulaski County Coroner's Office.


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It's another day and another NHL playoffs game-winning, and series-winning, goal in overtime. After Alexandre Burrows sent the Vancouver Canucks through to the second round with an overtime goal on Tuesday, Nathan Horton did the same for the Boston Bruins on Wednesday. With the score tied at three, Horton rocketed a shot into the upper-right corner of the net, sending the Montreal Canadiens packing in Game 7.↵
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From the Anti-"Mother's Basement" Royals Blog, now less than 24 hours old ~RN http://haplessroyals.blogspot.com/ -------------- But there is a dark side. The side of the internet I want to systematically destroy. The holier than thou, I know everything about baseball, Baseball Prospectus followers (otherwise known as "Mom's Basement"). Now, don't get me wrong, I have nothing against the website. Why is that you ask? Because they fucking charge for it! And I'm not about to pay for some shit that their mindless lemmings will post REPEATEDLY on every blog, forum and whatnot on the internet. You know who you are. The guy that goes into the forum and posts EVERY made up stat known to nerdly mankind. WARP, VORP, WHIP, BABIP, and every other weirdo stat that website has brainwashed into your daily lexicon. I don't even know what half of that shit means. But here's what I do know. YOU, yes YOU, Mom's Basement, are NOT Royals fans. You're not even baseball fans. You're STAT fans. You don't care if Jose Guillen hit 20 hrs and 90 rbis last year, something that no other Royals had done in longer that most people care to admit. All you care about is that his FRUP isn't up to VORP standards. You don't care that Mark Teahen gives more to the community of Kansas City than anyone else not named Frank White. All you care about is that he isn't the moneyball fanboy you all pegged him to be after reading that ridiculous book a few years ago. And so on and so on. My point is, give it up. Stop pushing your stupid fucking opinions on everyone else. Just because you're a moderator or administrator of a fucking Royals website does not mean you're not a scrawny little man in real life. Everyone hates you, both on the interwebs and in real life, although you hardly notice in real life because for that to happen, you know, you'd have to put on some clothes and leave your fucking desk. But make sure you ask Mom for permission to leave the house. She still worries about you even though you're 30 and still living at home. Oops, I'm sorry I forgot, you moved into your own apartment. But, uh, guy, your Mom's basement, even if it has its own entrance is still Mom's house.
Beyond the Box Score presents an upgrade to VORP, improving on a popular Baseball Prospectus stat.
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A strategy map is a report type that you can use to display various performance measures in an organization. The strategy map uses shapes in an Office Visio 2007 diagram to show the relationships between the objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs), and uses color to communicate how each objective or KPI is performing. A strategy map may resemble the following in a PerformancePoint dashboard:
You can use PerformancePoint Dashboard Designer to create a strategy map for a dashboard as part of your performance management methodology.
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Black Bean Broth: Home Remedy for Gout!
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If you suffer from gout, one of the simplest and most effective home remedies you can use is to make a basic black bean broth. Sipping the bean broth regularly can restore needed nutrients and help to limit the build-up of uric acid in the body. That crystallized uric acid is what builds up between the joints and causes your gout pain.
Black bean broth is a traditional Taiwanese home remedy for gout, one that has quickly been taken up throughout the world as people recognize the curative properties of this natural remedy.
The specific kind of black beans does not seem to be critical, as all such dark beans are rich in anthocyanins, phytochemicals that for many people quickly reduce gout pain and inflammation.
Basic Recipe: Add half a pound of dry black beans to two quarts of water and boil for 1-2 hours. Afterwards, drain the liquid into a container and discard the beans. Drink about a cup of broth each day at the outset of a gout attack. Then drink it each day until the pain is gone. Thereafter, at least once a week to prevent gout pain.
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[YEA] I have been suffering from joint and muscle pain since I developed the Shingles last June. Worked with my Chiropractor, with some relief, he also had me taking ACV. Came across the black bean juice last week and thought I'd give it a try, beans were cheap enough. WoW! Do I feel great for the first time in months. I've been drinking it for just 6 days now and I'm hooked. I have severe arthritis in both knees and have a referral to see a specialist. Can't wait to tell him about this.
[YEA] Black beans works very well for me!!
I had been suffering from heal pains, toe pains for a few years and had seen doctors who prescribed painkillers which provided only temporary relief for the pain. They were telling me I was suffering from "bunion", "bursitis", etc.... I was referred to specialists but my "pains" still persisted. In fact, the pains came on more frequently - perhaps due to my diet. I was desperate!!! Then it dawned on me to find out more about my ailment from the internet.
I am glad I did because I have found something that can hold my "pains" at bay, and it really works like wonders! It is through this Earth Clinic website that I discovered "Black Beans". I started taking black bean broth as described and I was amazed that the pain was gone the next few days. From then onwards I have been taking black bean broth regularly. At the same time I am still enjoying my food - including my favourite food , such as red meat, and many other purine rich food , which I realised were the main causes of my gout problems.
Lately, I did a test on myself to affirm the efficacy of black beans on gout. I did it because beans are known to cause gout, and yet black beans are doing the opposite. As usual, I continued with my regular intake of red meat and other "rich" food, but I stopped taking black bean broth. After a week or so, I began to feel my gout pains coming on - slowly but surely. Finally, I started feeling the pain on one of my toes and it got worse very quickly. The toe then became red and swollen and I had difficulty walking. Immediately, I prepared black bean broth and drank it. The first day after taking the bb broth I could feel that the pain did not get worse. I continued taking the broth the next day - the pain was less and the swelling on my toe was subsiding. On the third day, I could walk normally as the pain was gone.
I am a very happy person now as I can still enjoy my favourite food and not need to worry too much about gout pains anymore. Of course, I must also be mindful of my other aspects of personal health and well-being, so I am making a conscious effort to reduce my intake of "sinful" food and eat in moderation.
[NAY] Hi, Firstly I wanted to express my gratitude for this website, it's fantastic! I just discovered it and am eagerly trying many of the remedies for weight loss and my father's gout. I was excited to read the information about the black bean 'juice' and quickly made a batch for my father as he has been suffering from gout on and off for about 2 months. The day after I made the concoction, he came down with gout. We promptly tried the remedy, infact I had him drink 2 glasses, and unfortunately today it has worsened and swelled up. I feel terrible. Reading about ACV, I will TRY to get him to take some w/ honey - unfortunately I think that his trust in me has probably deteriorated - rightly so I guess. But I'll keep you posted. Also, can you give me any other information as to what foods may cause gout, I've checked so many websites and composed a list for my father - who is avoiding the foods as best as he can, but the gout still comes back on the weekly basis.
Posted by Rhemacs
Atlanta, Ga
12/20/2009Try organic cherry juice or better yet just eat fresh cherries along with celery juice made from a juicer juicer. Both of theses are excellent for goutPosted by Siong (Singapore, Singapore) on 08/14/2007
[YEA] Black bean broth helps speed clearing up pain due to gout.When I was a kid I often heard that black beans cooked with pork bones help strengthen the legs. But fearing that black beans will aggravate gout, I avoided black beans. Dennis's article convinced me to try black bean broth discarding the beans.Now I drink it as coffee or tea and make a black bean drink at night when I want to. The flavor and taste is great. Adjust your preference - 2 handfuls of beans for 1 cup(300ml)Posted by Ben
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
06/28/2012Hi I would like to know about the black beans. Is it black soy bean or just black color beans?Posted by Denis (Luo Dong Township, Taiwan) on 05/29/2007
[YEA] I get really severe gout attacks sometimes, usually in my knees, but at times I can even feel the uric acid crystals forming in my finger joints, wrists or elbows! I know that cherry juice, blueberry juice, pomegranate juice, etc (which all contain anthocyanins) can eliminate uric acid from the blood and is much more effective than colchicine which merely stops the production of more uric acid in the liver. But colchicine is also very damaging to the liver, and liver damage is the origin of gout in the first place in many people (or kidney damage in others). After moving here to Taiwan, the manager of a school I was teaching in informed me about black bean broth. Unlike the various juices mentioned above, black beans are CHEAP and are easy to find in local markets and to keep around the house. A close look at the black bean broth shows that the black color is really a dark red. Yes, black beans contain anthocyanins, that group of pigments which range in color from blue to red to almost black. In an emergency, you throw a cup of black beans in a pot of water and boil it and as soon as the water color turns dark, you can get some broth, cool it and drink it. This remedy takes only a few hours to eliminate the crystals from the joints, but the damage to the joints may take up to two days to heal. It is good to prepare some of this amazing healing remedy and freeze it in case of a sudden gout attack.
P.S. I never heard of it before living here. I assume that it is due to anthocyanins. (The red color seems to support that idea.) But, boy, it really works. While I am waiting for it to take effect, I just began using 55% DMSO topically to take away the pain, which helps a bit. But, with black bean broth, it really removes the uric acid from the blood in about 2 to 4 hours.Posted by Denis
Luo Dong Township, Taiwan
05/31/2007As an afterthought, the amount of black bean broth I typically consume to cure my gout, is usually made from 2 cups or more of dried black beans. I guess the dosage would depend on how big the person is and how high the uric acid levels are in his body. I weigh about 64 kg (141 lbs.) and this amount is fine for me. With this natural treatment, of course, it is totally safe and drinking a lot will not hurt you. Also, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." I know that high purine foods and alcohol can induce gout, but in my case (I am a vegan and drink only tiny quantities of red wine with meals), the worst precipitating factor in giving me gout is Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils. If I eat a snack, not realizing it has HVO, I will soon get a gout attack. Other things that I have noticed which bring on an attack are mung beans, eating too many mushrooms or eating or drinking a very sugary food. Anthocyanin containing fruit juices will not cure gout if they are also loaded with sugar. By the way, while hydrogenated vegetable oils are a problem, natural saturated fats are not, such as coconut oil or cocoa butter...Posted by Troy
Dewey, AZ
3 PostsI would be interested to know the exact meaurements for the black bean broth. If anyone knows, please contact me.Posted by Zobione
Hualien, Taiwan
02/22/2011Guys beware! The so called "black beans" found in Asia are not the same that you can buy in your grocery store in America. In Asia what is called "black bean" is basically a variety of soybean with a dark skin. The asian "black bean" belongs to the genus glycine, the one commonly found in America belongs to the genus phaseolus. This not the same thing!Posted by Grannypeck
Reno, Nevada
12/02/2011You are so right about black beans! I do a blog about healthy, low cal/carb/fat dieting program I call the Fairy Tale Diet (that is not for sell, just read the blog and learn how it has helped us lose a lot of weight) and today I posted a super simple recipe for Black Bean Brownies. My DH loves their taste even more than regular brownies, even after he found out they were made with black beans! He had a 2 inch wide by 1 inch high gout flair up on his big toe until he started eating these brownies every weekend for a year... Now it's gone. The pain stopped with the first batch. Try them out... I publish 5 free recipes a week and have no products for sale. This recipe is at the bottom of a blog titled: Become a Picky Eater at GrannysGourmetDIY.wordpress.com. I hope you will love them too!Posted by Webfoote2
Salem, Oregon
12/11/2011[YEA] "I heard about the black bean broth and gave it a try. It appears to work for me, but a friend didn't have any positive results. I mix 1/2 lb. Black beans in 2 quarts of water. I add a small amount of ginger (buy it bulk for not much cost) to the help with the taste. I slow boil it for 90 minutes, then I strain the liquid into another container. Throw the beans away, we tried to salvage them, no luck. When the broth cools to room temp. I pour it into a 16 oz glass and drink it. Leave the bottom inch as it is thick. I do this once a week and have had success controlling the gout.Posted by Karen
Springdale, Arkansas
10/23/2012It was 10:30 p.m. when I read your posts about black bean broth for gout. My husband has been suffering (and I DO mean suffering! ) with gout for 11 weeks in his hands, wrists and elbows. He has been a vegetarian for 4 weeks now. He has been on cherry juice, cherry juice concentrate, cherry pills, a liver cleanse, a ginger/turmeric/local honey mixture and alkaline water (9. 5). I ran to the store in my pajamas and grabbed a bag of black beans. I am in the process of cooking them now at 11:30 p. m. Then I read that the black beans in America aren't the same black beans in Taiwan. Does that mean that the black beans I just bought aren't going to work for him. I'm going to make him drink the juice anyway, but will check back for your answer. Thanks!Posted by Wayfinder
Motown, Ca/ Usa
10/24/2012Guaifenisin is an old, old gout remedy. It is the exact chemical composition as the original tree bark extract. It pulls lactic acid out of the cells, to relieve the pain, if it is in fact gout. This worked wonders for me with fibromyalgia as well. As with so many wonderful healing agents, I have heard it is being pulled off the market. Does the job too well! I do not know what tree was originally used, but I'm sure it could be found. --T.Posted by Rsb927
West Virginia
02/06/2014[YEA] "Black Bean broth!
Amazing! Thank you for posting. I have been in misery for months with chronic gout. Bought some beans Monday afternoon, drank some broth and within a couple hours my right leg is feeling real relief!
I never dreamed that relief could come that fast from something so simple. I feel better today than I have in months. Gout and the side effects of the prescription medicine made me feel lousy. I could ever say now that black bean broth is good for depression, LOL.
Again thanks for you folks posting.


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Just wanted to let you know that a platformer game I'm making with a couple of friends has reached a state where I dare to show it to people other than my closest friends :D
So go check it out, there is also a video in case you don't have a handset to run it on.
It Requires MIDP 2.0 and I can only guarantee it working on a Nokia 6630 (and I guess all 3rd edition Series 60 phones),since that's the one I have and test it on. I do appreciate all feedback, positive and constructive negative feedback too :)
The URL is http://hunttis.fsck.fi
Thanks for your time :)


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Chargers hire Bisaccia to coach special teams
The Chargers hired Rich Bisaccia Tuesday to be their new special-teams coach, addressing an area that was a major problem for them this season.
Report: Bucs pick up Morris' option
The St. Petersburg Times reported Saturday that the Bucs had picked up a two-year option on head coach Raheem Morris' contract.
Returning to Bucs not a lock for Ruud
The Buccaneers are not expected to get involved in a bidding war for MLB Barrett Ruud if another team is willing to pay a premium for his services in free agency.
Bucs' playoff hopes alive with 23-13 victory
Josh Freeman passed for two touchdowns and the Buccaneers beat the Saints 23-13 on Sunday to stay alive in the NFC playoff race.
Chiefs continue worst-to-first trend
Since 2002, the NFL has produced at least one team every season that has gone from fourth place one year to first the following year, with Kansas City being the latest example this season.
Bucs not rushing to keep coaching staff together
The potential of a lockout that could linger well into 2011 has led the Buccaneers to put off taking steps to keep their coaching staff and front office intact for next season, we hear.
Bucs' Benn holds big promise for 2011
Tampa Bay rookie WR Arrelious Benn had been narrowing the gap between him and fellow WR Mike Williams before an ACL tear ended his season, we hear in NFC South Whispers.
Colston has procedure on knee
Saints WR Marques Colston had an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee, making him questionable for Sunday's game vs. the Buccaneers.
Bucs place WR Benn on I.R., promote DT Worthington
The Buccaneers have placed rookie WR Arrelious Benn on injured reserve with a torn ACL and promoted rookie DT Doug Worthington to take his spot on the active roster.
Rookie Meter: Patriots, Bucs impacted by rooks
The Patriots have plenty of rookies to thank for their 13-2 record as we rank the teams that have received the biggest impact from their first-year players.
Winning season not enough to satisfy Bucs QB Freeman
The Bucs clinched a winning record Sunday, getting their ninth victory of the season against Seattle, but Josh Freeman wasn't ready to celebrate after the game.
Freeman offers glimpse of what's to come with TD bonanza
It likely didn't benefit many people in the fantasy world, but Sunday's offensive showcase by Josh Freeman could be an indicator of what's on the horizon in 2011.
Graham, Benn injured in Bucs' win
The Buccaneers will be without two offensive players as they fight for a playoff bid next week against the Saints.
Bucs keep playoff hopes alive with win over Seahawks
Josh Freeman threw for 237 yards and a career-best five touchdowns Sunday to help the Buccaneers keep their playoff hopes alive with a 38-15 rout of the struggling Seahawks.
Bucs would welcome Barber back in 2011
Buccaneers CB Ronde Barber hasn't said whether he will continue playing after this season, but we hear the Bucs will welcome him back in 2011 if he decides to put off retirement.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have agreed to terms on a contract with former Atlanta punter Michael Koenen. Tampa Bay coach Raheem Morris confirmed the deal after the Bucs' first training camp workout Friday, a 90-minute walkthrough session.||||||| Morris said Koenen certainly changes field position with his kicks and that "now he's with the good guys."
Koenen was 4-for-4 on field goal attempts, including a 40-yarder as time ran out to help the Atlanta Falcons beat the New England Patriots 26-23 in a preseason game on Friday.||||||| Koenen handled the punting and kickoff duties last season, but his play on Friday makes him a strong candidate for the starting kicker position.


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Teachers and principals implicated in the school district's cheating scandal have the option of retiring, district officials said Monday.
"Today through Wednesday, they have an opportunity to come to our facility between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to separate from the district. They can either retire or resign," said Stephen Alford, the school district's communications director.
Several of the 178 educators named in a state investigative report had already resigned or retired before the report was made public earlier this month.
The remainder of the implicated teachers and principals began receiving letters on Friday from Interim Superintendent Erroll Davis informing them of their options.
Several of the implicated teachers have already hired attorneys and are planning to fight to keep their jobs. They will likely go before the Georgia Professional Standards Commission, which will determine whether they can keep their teaching certificates.
Prosecutors are also deciding whether to criminally charge any of the educators.
As of 5 p.m. Monday, only one teacher had resigned in person, and one teacher retired online.
The district is now making automated calls to remind the 176 remaining teachers that they can resign or retire online.
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The flu season is coming.
So, in an effort, to help residents avoid the sick days, the Millburn and Livingston Health Departments are offering flu vaccinations for residents over 18-years-old, today from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Bauer Community Center in Taylor Park .
The Center for Disease Contol and Prevention's website suggests the following should get vaccinated this year:
- People who are at high risk of developing serious complications like pneumonia if they get sick with the flu. This includes:
- People who have certain medical conditions including asthma, diabetes, and chronic lung disease.
- Pregnant women.
- People 65 years and older
- People who live with or care for others who are high risk of developing serious complications. This includes:
- household contacts and caregivers of people with certain medical conditions including asthma, diabetes, and chronic lung disease.
The website also states people who should not get vaccinated:
- People who have a severe allergy to chicken eggs.
- People who have had a severe reaction to an influenza vaccination.
- Children younger than 6 months of age (influenza vaccine is not approved for this age group), and
- People who have a moderate-to-severe illness with a fever (they should wait until they recover to get vaccinated.)
- People with a history of Guillain–Barré Syndrome (a severe paralytic illness, also called GBS) that occurred after receiving influenza vaccine and who are not at risk for severe illness from influenza should generally not receive vaccine.


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Apparently Parenteau leads the team in assists
When did this happen? I know they go back and review the goals after games and update stats but how did I miss this? Bailey lost an assist somewhere and now Bailey, Comeau, and PA frickin Parenteau are tied for the team lead in points. I know they've played on the same line a lot but really? I checked to see if ESPN was mixed up and NHL.com has the same stats.


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Release of 'Let's Play with DingDong', an App That Generates Real Percussion Sounds
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, February 07, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- L'idee is a company that has specialized in post-production sound quality. They are releasing their musical education application called 'Let's play with DingDong-i', which is designed for children, on February 15th. L'idee was responsible for all the sound work done in many famous mass-media releases, including the animation The Taoist Mutul as well as the movies The Jackal is Coming, Blind, and Hello School Girl. L'idee is no working with anything related to sound. In this their new release of 'Let's play with DingDong', the user of the app plays percussion instruments with the cute desert fox character of DingDong and learns about music.
In 'Let's play with DingDong', the user encounters six percussion instruments which are the triangle, tambourine, castanets, symbols, a snare drum, and a large drum. Children using the app will not only learn how to play each instrument and produce their sounds, but will actually perform real songs following guidelines furnished by the app.
True to its being a company specializing in sound, they have produced the actual real sounds of the instruments by recording them rather than using midi files. The strongest point about the application 'Let's play with DingDong' is that you can experience the real sound produced by the instrument without actually having to have it.
L'idee selected 6 percussion instruments from those listed in the elementary school's happy lifestyle textbooks for the lower grades. The mentor character of DingDong plays the children's songs from out of the textbook along with the user, helping the user to understand the instrument and get used to its rhythm. 'Let's play with DingDong' is only the first project (covering percussion instruments) and a musical instrument series has been planned. L'idee plans to subsequently release apps for stringed instruments and winged instruments in succession and to also feature duets and ensembles. The app can be downloaded from either Apple's App Store or Google Play.
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Latest offering form Madego, hope you enjoy. Thank you for dropping by to listen. D & D
Back Home to you (Evans /Ashton)
I know this terrain
I don't need to find my way again
Cuz this landscape is written on my soul
I used to feel so lost
And I'd always count the cost
Of stumbling to try to find some goal
All that I can say
I've finally found my way
All that I can do
Is find my way back home to you
Dark clouds may rise
But they come as no surprise
Cuz my heart lies forever in your hands
With every track I take
Leads me closer to those arms that wait
All that I can say
I've finally found my way
All that I can do
Is find my way back home to you
When the light falls
And darkness surrounds me
that's when your sweet song calls me back home
All that I can say
I finally found my way back home
All that I can say
I've finally found my way
All that I can do
Is find my way back home to you
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MADEGO at 1.37 on June 01, 2012 19:00
@Brett R Hobbs: Thanks for listening to a fewTracks Brett, much appreciated.
- Brett R Hobbs
Brett R Hobbs at 1.37 on May 26, 2012 19:09
Another sweet melody!
MADEGO at 3.13 on May 05, 2012 17:16
@Cathie Fredrickson: you are a glutton for punishement, but very glad you stuck around!
- Cathie Fredrickson
Cathie Fredrickson at 3.13 on May 05, 2012 01:26
You songs remind me of some of the great pop/rock songs that came out in the 60' that I loved, I think it is the harmonies and the catchy lyrics and the instrumentation, all of which are excellent!!
MADEGO at 0.27 on May 04, 2012 20:02
@Lazy jane: We can onlt take this as high praise indeed coming from someone with such pedigree.
- Lazy jane
Lazy jane at 0.27 on May 04, 2012 19:45
Another great song guys. Please don't stop now, keep them coming.
MADEGO at 1.24 on May 03, 2012 14:54
@Jon Griffin: thats Jon
- Jon Griffin
Jon Griffin at 1.24 on April 24, 2012 19:44
That's a sweet chorus
MADEGO at 1.12 on April 17, 2012 07:03
@Glen Grey Reynolds: Thankyou for the listen ..really pumped you could get here. Cheers!
- Glen Grey Reynolds
Glen Grey Reynolds at 1.12 on April 16, 2012 23:29
Like it, man! Vox kinda remind me of the Super Furries! Love that band!


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Federal Compensation Programs:
Perspectives on Four Programs for Individuals Injured by Exposure to Harmful Substances
GAO-08-628T: Published: Apr 1, 2008. Publicly Released: Apr 1, 2008.
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The U.S. federal government has played an ever-increasing role in providing benefits to individuals injured as a result of exposure to harmful substances. Over the years, it has established several key compensation programs, including the Black Lung Program, the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP), the Radiation Exposure Compensation Program (RECP), and the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program (EEOICP), which GAO has reviewed in prior work. Most recently, the Congress introduced legislation to expand the benefits provided by the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund of 2001. As these changes are considered, observations about other federal compensation programs may be useful. In that context, GAO's testimony today will focus on four federal compensation programs, including (1) the structure of the programs; (2) the cost of the programs through fiscal year 2004, including initial cost estimates and the actual costs of benefits paid, and administrative costs; and (3) the number of claims filed and factors that affect the length of time it takes to finalize claims and compensate eligible claimants. To address these issues, GAO relied on its 2005 report on four federal compensation programs. As part of that work, GAO did not review the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund of 2001.
The four federal compensation programs GAO reviewed in 2005 were designed to compensate individuals injured by exposure to harmful substances. However, the structure of these programs differs significantly in key areas such as the agencies that administer them, their funding, benefits paid, and eligibility. For example, although initially funded through annual appropriations, the Black Lung Program is now funded by a trust fund established in 1978 financed by an excise tax on coal and supplemented with additional funds. In contrast, EEOICP and RECP are completely federally funded. Since the inception of the programs, the federal government's role has increased and all four programs have been expanded to provide eligibility to additional categories of claimants, cover more medical conditions, or provide additional benefits. As the federal role for these four programs has grown and eligibility has expanded, so have the costs. Total benefits paid through fiscal year 2004 for two of the programs--the Black Lung Program and RECP--significantly exceeded their initial estimates for various reasons. The initial estimate of benefits for the Black Lung Program developed in 1969 was about $3 billion. Actual benefits paid through 1976--the date when the program was initially to have ended--totaled over $4.5 billion and, benefits paid through fiscal year 2004 totaled over $41 billion. Actual costs for the Black Lung Program significantly exceeded the initial estimate for several reasons, including (1) the program was initially set up to end in 1976 when state workers' compensation programs were to have provided these benefits to coal miners and their dependents, and (2) the program has been expanded several times to increase benefits and add categories of claimants. For RECP, the costs of benefits paid through fiscal year 2004 exceeded the initial estimate by about $247 million, in part because the original program was expanded to include additional categories of claimants. In addition, the annual administrative costs for the programs varied, from approximately $3.0 million for RECP to about $89.5 million for EEOICP for fiscal year 2004. Finally, the number of claims filed for three of the programs significantly exceeded the initial estimates, and the structure of the programs affected the length of time it took to finalize claims and compensate eligible claimants. For the three programs for which initial estimates were available, the number of claims filed significantly exceeded the initial estimates. In addition, the way the programs were structured, including the approval process and the extent to which the programs allow claimants and payers to appeal claims decisions in the courts, affected how long it took to finalize the claims. Some of the claims have taken years to finalize. For example, it can take years to approve some EEOICP claims because of the lengthy process required for one of the agencies involved in the approval process to determine the levels of radiation to which claimants were exposed. In addition, claims for benefits provided by programs in which the claims can be appealed can take a long time to finalize.
Aug 25, 2014
Federal Real Property:GSA Should Better Target Its Use of Swap-Construct ExchangesGAO-14-586: Published: Jul 24, 2014. Publicly Released: Aug 25, 2014.
Regulatory Impact Analysis:Development of Social Cost of Carbon EstimatesGAO-14-663: Published: Jul 24, 2014. Publicly Released: Aug 25, 2014.
Aug 7, 2014
Contractor Performance:Actions Taken to Improve Reporting of Past Performance InformationGAO-14-707: Published: Aug 7, 2014. Publicly Released: Aug 7, 2014.
Jul 30, 2014
Federal Grants:Agencies Performed Internal Control Assessments Consistent with Guidance and Are Addressing Internal Control DeficienciesGAO-14-539: Published: Jul 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
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Federal Real Property:Better Guidance and More Reliable Data Needed to Improve ManagementGAO-14-757T: Published: Jul 29, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 29, 2014.
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Managing for Results:Enhanced Goal Leader Accountability and Collaboration Could Further Improve Agency PerformanceGAO-14-639: Published: Jul 22, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 22, 2014.
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Recovery Act:USDA Should Include Broadband Program's Impact in Annual Performance ReportsGAO-14-511: Published: Jun 17, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 17, 2014.
Jun 11, 2014
U.S. Currency:Actions Needed to Improve Coin Inventory ManagementGAO-14-601T: Published: Jun 11, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 11, 2014.
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Managing for Results:OMB Should Strengthen Reviews of Cross-Agency GoalsGAO-14-526: Published: Jun 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 10, 2014.
May 28, 2014
2013 Lobbying Disclosure:Observations on Lobbyists' Compliance with Disclosure RequirementsGAO-14-485: Published: May 28, 2014. Publicly Released: May 28, 2014.
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