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Led by junior Corey Mock, seven University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestlers medaled Saturday at the Navy Classic.
Mock finished first at 165 pounds with a 3-2 victory over Navy's Peyton Walsh and extended his Mocs record to 10-0.
"Corey wrestled great. He knows his wrestling, never loses his cool," UTC coach Heath Eslinger said.
The transfer from North Carolina was UTC's lone finalist.
Wisconsin, which beat the Mocs on opening day in Chattanooga, won the 13-team tournament with three champions among 10 medalists. The Badgers had 164 points. Navy was second with 106.5, followed by Princeton (101.5), Kent State (95.5) and UTC (93).
The Mocs' Alex Hudson might have placed third at 157 pounds but tweaked an elbow, and coaches made the decision to default the match, leaving the senior with a fourth-place finish.
Levi Clemons (174), John Lampe (184) and Kevin Malone (285) also place fourth while Mike Pongracz (133) was fifth and Barrett Walthall (174) finished sixth.
A true freshman from Christian Brothers in Memphis, Walthall lost his first match but then reeled off four straight losers-bracket victories to get into the medals.
"It was a good day. A tournament can be so much of an emotional roller coaster, but we came out of it pretty healthy and we got in a lot of good wrestling," Eslinger said.
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I've been relaxing in the Village for most of the day. Not sleeping, just chilling out. I didn't want to sit on a bus, just wanted to get some things done – send postcards, get a haircut (nice little head massage) and just enjoy not having to think much about rugby.
I've kept an eye on other sports while we've been here, though. I've always been into watching sportspeople and it's amazing to see what they do at close quarters. In a place like this you can see how other people live and breathe it before and after competition It's very different from the world of rugby.
My favourites to follow growing up were Liverpool, pretty dominant in their day, sensational to watch, and some of the athletes, the Linford Christies, Colin Jacksons. In the tennis world I still think Roger Federer's one of the most exceptional sportsmen around and he's been in a class of his own for years. He's so relaxed about it. I'd love to meet him, have a chat and see how he operates.
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May 10, 1963 found a 21-year-old Bob Dylan's name buried on the posters for a weekend folk festival at Waltham, MA's Brandeis University. Folks like Pete Seeger, Jean Ritchie, and Jean Redpath were the headliners – the Dylan kid was one of the second-tier acts, with a chance to play two short solo sets.
At that point, Dylan's debut album had been out a little over a year and hadn't done a whole lot commercially. His sophomore effort – The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan – was still a couple of weeks away from being released when Dylan took the stage with his guitar, harmonicas, and neck rack. He didn't have a name or a reputation to coast on – he was just another folk singer trying to make it. Dylan had to stand flat-footed and either win or lose the crowd on the merits of his performances that night.
In a move that would horrify most PR people nowadays, the songs Dylan doled out during his two sets had nothing to do with the album that was in the stores. Nor did he play many of the potential "hits" on the record about to be released. Anthems-to-be such as "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall", "Don't Think Twice", or "Blowin' In The Wind" were held back in favor of a mix of humor-laced talking blues and some mood-driven pieces. ("Masters of War" is the only song on this recording that would remain a staple in the Dylan catalog in the decades to come.) You could say that young Bob Dylan was about as commercially driven then as he is now … maybe even less so. The songs he played at Brandeis were songs he wanted to play; wanted to lay on the audience – not songs that would help promote his records.
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In Concert – Brandeis University 1963 includes seven songs taken from the evening's two sets. We join the album-opening "Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance" already in progress as it lopes and chugs along; "Talkin' Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre Blues" closes things down with a blast of the young Bob's dry wit, clever social commentary, dead-on timing and delivery. By the time he gets to the end of his tale of an innocent outing that went badly awry, the crowd is eating up every word; listening for the next one-liner tossed off between verses and roaring with laughter. In short, Dylan had them – they were totally his by the time he left the stage.
The hardest-hitting song of the evening's performances was "Ballad of Hollis Brown", documenting the despair and eventual mental breakdown of an impoverished South Dakota farmer. The guitar work is simple; the delivery is ominous and direct. Dylan's lyrics make their case … and in the end, there seems to be no other way out than to reach for the shotgun:
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There's seven people dead on a South Dakota farm,
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33 years later, Wilco would chronicle a character's gradual mental breakdown in "Misunderstood", letting the tension build throughout the song as waves of chaotic sound are used to good effect. In this performance of "Hollis Brown" Dylan accomplishes the same with nothing but the starkness of his voice and guitar.
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When I was looking over the Polk County budget, I was surprised to see that the three elected County Commissioners take a combined $300,000 out of the county budget in pay and benefits. I would like to see that money spent on three more full times deputies, adding another 40 hours of patrol coverage to each week. A person truly wanting to serve their community as an elected official should be willing to do so without compensation. Maybe I'm just uninformed on what actual benefits these three full time, $100,000 a year commissioners are bringing to Polk County.
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Beavers, who denies failing to pay income taxes on campaign funds he used for personal expenses, said he was disappointed by the delay. "I wanted to get this over before Christmas," he said outside court. "I'm going to Gibsons to get me a steak."
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"I will go out and speak to the people in the 2nd District and see if that's something they want," Adam said.
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More Music Review Haiku!
If you missed the first one, too late, as I've copied over the files. These are more recent, anyway. Well, most of them.
Nine Inch Nails, With Teeth
This guy's albums all
Sound exactly the same just
Like Lenny Kravitz.
System of a Down, Mezmerize
This is a real band?
Weezer, Make Believe
"Smart rock" always makes
People who are older than
Twenty roll their eyes.
The Raveonettes, Pretty In Black
Quirky bands aren't
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Denmark-Motown glides.
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Cast of "The Wire" to Headline Obama Fundraiser
In what is no doubt part of a physics experiment being conducted by CERN scientists to determine what happens when the most annoying segments of American society — pro-Obama liberals and diehard fans of The Wire* – combine into one insufferable mass of bourgeois white people, the Obama Victory Fund is holding a fundraiser with the cast of the HBO show on Martha's Vineyard.
Scheduled for August 15, tickets run from $500 to $2,500 a person and won't include seeing the President, who is not scheduled to attend.
Though there's incongruence to an expensive fundraiser being thrown at an exclusive vacation spot being thematically associated with a show set in the bleak urban dystopia of West Baltimore, it's somehow apt.
The Wire explored how large institutions serve themselves at the expense marginalized individuals while devouring the reformers who hope to make marginal changes in the system. That happens to be the story of the Obama administration's first term. The Wire is a searing critique of America's drug war. The Obama administration is a key actor in prolonging America's drug war. A few Wire plot-lines explore the corrupting influence of money and politics… and this is a $500 fundraiser. Aren't these parallels uplifting?
But also, "…is you taking notes on a criminal fucking conspiracy?" Totally, the Obama administration policy on governmental transparency, so maybe the President is taking the lessons of his favorite show to heart.
* I am one of you people, relax.
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* The Washington Monument gets set up with some uppity French building, from The Onion.
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HBO Apologizes for Putting George Bush's Head on a Spike
Yesterday — after news surfaced that Game of Thrones featured a scene in which George W. Bush's head was given a cameo and the right-side of the Internet erupted in collective indignation — HBO officials issued a formal apology, adding that they "were deeply dismayed to see this and find it unacceptable, disrespectful and in very bad taste." So, that should calm everybody down, right?
Haha, no seriously. Such apologies seem pretty unlikely to calm the jangled patriot-nerves of conservatives like Brooklyn GOP chair Craig Eaton, who has never seen the show but also is never ever going to watch the show now. So, take that, HBO…
"I think that it's despicable. As a country, Democrats, Republicans, we have to have respect for the office and the individuals," Mr. Eaton said to the Mail Online. "Once we lose that respect, the United States looks weak."…
"Whether you like him or dislike him, whether you're of the same political persuasion or not, we still have to respect the office of the presidency and all of those who hold that presidency," Mr. Eaton said. He said that even he would never condone President Barack Obama's head being impaled for a television show.
"Americans of all political persuasions should stand up and demand that things like this should not continue," Mr. Eaton said.
Right on! Rally the troops, Craig!
"They should boycott watching this particular show."
Hmmmm… yes, a boycott. That's certainly one way to go about it. But, I don't know… Here's the thing with that. At the end of this last season, we finally got a good look at some White Walkers and they had this entire army of the undead that they were bringing to… Well, that's not important. Let's just suffice to say that right now is not a good time for a Game of Thrones boycott. Maybe after next season.
Although, jeeze. I'm really kinda dying to find out who Jon Snow's mother is. Oh, and what's going to happen with Dany's dragons. Is she ever coming back to Westeros?
I'll tell you what. I'll boycott the show right after we find out who's going to sit upon the Iron Throne permanently. Is that a good compromise?
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Migrating the Tribe from Ning to BuddyPress has been one heck of a learning process. Ariel mentioned this before, but I cannot stress how much work has happened on the back end of things while we figure out what we're doing.
A big part of this has been learning from our members. We mods and Empire staff are pretty technologically inclined and at least some of us are old enough (and techy enough) to have experienced the early internet. So we remember how things used to be (anyone else remember frames? or building a website straight from code? or the internet before Google and Facebook?). Also, because we all work with websites, we have a particular set of knowledge relating to the webz.
Many of our members, however, are in their early 20s (so sayeth the reader survey!) and while they may use the internet constantly, they take the web for granted and a lot of aspects of the interwebz seem to be misunderstood or just off their radar. This was a surprise to many of us. It's a hard thing to be reminded that your community does not always share your same web contexts or technical savvy, and we found again and again that we had to adjust to compensate.
So here are a list of things that we learned our members do not know:
- There is always a URL and it's worth looking at. A ton of members clearly used the Tribe tab on offbeatbride.com, never noticing that there was a distinct URL. Likewise, for the brief time members had to type in the URL to the new Tribe, there was some frustration that there was no clickable link. It's pretty common to use button and bookmark navigation, but in the case of your favourite websites, it's worth learning the URL if it's short. Rather like knowing phone numbers in case you lose your phone. (You can also get useful info out of URLs!)
- Advanced coding to create websites is not the norm. Not too many people have any idea how complex a thing like a realtime activity stream actually is or how much work goes into adapting a user database. All that advanced coding is super cool but there are limits to how much can be done on smaller websites (and Tribe 2.0 may be up to 2,000+ members but it's a small fish in the big pond of the internet, especially with one paid developer, Ariel, myself, and our team of volunteer mods being the whole team). Those features that seem like the norm on bigger sites may never be possible for us. But that's okay. And we're still going to see what all we CAN do. We have plans. Yes, yes we do!
- New features take time (and a whole lot of work). Features are advertised and they appear seemingly immediately (or they appear without warning) on a lot of big sites. But a lot of hours have gone into developing those features behind the scenes. Our developer is building awesome new features just for us (she even contributed to the BuddyPress core code!) but it takes a lot of work to create the code for those features. Then it has to be tested to ensure it doesn't cause unexpected problems.
- Help pages are worth a look. I think we're all guilty of this once in a while, but there is probably a help page that can answer your question. Start there! The site made it for a reason. Try Google. Experiment. Search. Your answer may already be waiting for you and may not require a personal and individual response.
- Pages and sites do not last forever on the internet (unless someone pays for it). Yes, it seems like Facebook, Google, Youtube and other big names have been around forever, but they haven't. Lots of sites disappear all the time for whatever reason and some of them involve the issue of money. It takes money to run a website and host content. It takes money to pay developers and staff. So if you want your content to exist forever and ever, it's up to you to save it or relocate it. If you aren't the owner of the site, it's doubly important that you keep your own copy if you can't live without it. You never know when that site will no longer exist because someone chose not to pay the bill.
- Not everything on the internet is instant or automated. We're used to quick load speeds, instant messages and automated responses. But that isn't always the case. Actually, it's frequently better when it isn't automated and the development process isn't hidden or instant. But that takes time. Our member approval process is all done with a personal touch so someone has their eyeballs on each and every app that comes in. That's time they're giving out of their lives to check your app, but that is time you will have to wait.
- Spam filters are crafty devils. A lot of email service providers have spam filters that go over email before it even hits an inbox and some of them are pretty picky. We have had no end of members not receive a validation email because it got picked up before their inbox but rarely do the members realize that their email is being filtered before their obvious spam folder. Sure, this is a nice feature, but it can also be a pain. Who knows what email you aren't receiving?
So if you manage a community, you will be reminded eventually that your experience is not the experience of your members. They don't know what you know. Personally, I take it as a chance to share some knowledge, spread a little how-to. And remind myself time and again that it's my job as community manager to figure out what our members need and adapt to them.


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The Funky Doctors
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- Female vocalist option
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The Funky Doctors are quite simply one of the best bands performing around the UK and Europe. Their energy and stage presence is unrivalled in the UK corporate and wedding market, and perform over 100 gigs a year. Over the past 5 years their increase in popularity has meant they are the band of choice when an energetic and spectacular show is required.
The 8 boys in the white braces are often joined by their female vocalist to expand the band's set of classic funky soul tunes list and add some glitz and glamour to the band.
The band have a huge client list from, Bovis Lend Lease, First Capital Bank, Asda, GlaxoSmithKline and many more!
The band has a long standing reputation as one of the premier bands for weddings and corporate events all over the UK and beyond.
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No, my hair hasn't been taking Spanish or Social Studies, but it did get very high marks in Science! The week before last, I travelled to Cincinatti, OH, and got to see all sorts of cool stuff at the P&G Beauty laboratories. One thing they showed us was a scanning electron microscope, which they use to analyse individual strands of hair for damage. Then, with my permission, they snipped off a few of my strands for analysis. It arrived in the mail yesterday. I was not quite as nervous as when my S.A.T. scores arrived, but I actually had a little nervous-excited buzz. Here's what the report said:
• Medium texture (I always thought it was fine!)...diamater: 79.1 microns
• Healthy assessment (!!!!); tightly spaced cuticle
• Styling product visible (ha!)
Here's the photo they enclosed.
The best part: the comments section: "Your natural, wavy hair looks healthy, even up close and personal."
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Mosaic at Mandarin Oriental - Kuala Lumpur
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Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur 50088Neighborhood:
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Mosaic at Mandarin Oriental - Kuala Lumpur
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.mandarinoriental.com/kualalumpur/dining/restaurants
- Phone: 060323808888
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: 6:00am - 10:30am; Lunch: Daily: 12:00pm - 2:30pm; Dinner: Daily: 6:30pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: International
- Executive Chef: Uwe Faust
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Cafe, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, View, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Two separate private rooms both for a maximum of 10 guests.
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Mosaic boasts a wide-ranging menu featuring both Oriental and Western specialties. Watch our chefs prepare them at cooking stations or order at your leisure from our a la carte menu. Elegant Peranakan designs and luxurious furnishings surround diners in local history, culture and sensibility.Continued
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Republicans reduce state budget starting point
Updated On: Jan 11 2013 11:38:12 AM MST
Republican-led legislative budget panels are axing the standard inflationary increases normally used as a starting point for spending bills.
The joint appropriations committees were instead voting Friday to start all agency budgets at 2012 levels. Critics argue the move doesn't ensure there will be enough money to pay for current programs authorized by law.
House Speaker Mark Blasdel of Somers says it will be better for lawmakers to determine how much is needed rather than relying on automatic predictions.
Blasdel says the automatic inflationary adjustments are worth $335 million out of the state's $10 billion-plus, two-year state budget.
The budget committees over the next two months will evaluate new programs proposed by Gov. Steve Bullock, such as a $400-per-homeowner tax rebate and expansion of Medicaid to roughly 80,000 more Montanans.
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This Sunday, 85,000 chilly fans will huddle together in MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., to see the Seattle Seahawks take on the Denver Broncos in the National Football League's Super Bowl. Whether you're in the stands or on your couch at home, if you want to spout off a bit of green building trivia in between touchdown drives or during Bruno Mars' half-time show, Skanska USA, the stadium's builder, wants to help out. Courtesy of the firm, here's a snapshot of the stadium's sustainable elements, plus a few other fun facts:
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Myths vs. Facts about Homelessness in the Spokane Area
The 2011 Point In Time (PIT) count recorded:
- 22, 619 homeless individuals in the state of Washington. Over the course of the year, the total number of homeless persons in the state is estimated to be 40 to 50 thousand or more.
- 1,273 Homeless people within the City of Spokane. Including 274 families, 546 individuals, and six families without adults in the household (2011 Report to the Commerce).
The 2010 census revealed that 65,675 persons are living below the Federal Poverty Line in Spokane County. For a family of four, that means surviving on less than $23,000 annually (Washington Low Income Housing Alliance).
Myth #1: Homeless persons can easily emergency shelter beds.
Fact: House of Charity, Hope House, and St. Margaret's homeless shelters are filled every night, and over 900 people were turned away in 2010 due to capacity issues just at those three shelters (Spokane Regional Governance meeting, December 2011).
Fact: Many family shelters have waiting lists of 3 months or longer.
Fact: The Salvation Army is full every night.
Fact: SNAP's family shelter is continually full to capacity and regularly has more than 20 applicants any time there is an opening.
Myth #2: People are homeless by choice
Fact: Untreated and under-treated mental illness is the single largest factor driving individuals into poverty. Of the 70,000 people served each year by Catholic Charities, at least 70% identify a mental health issue as a reason they sought help. So far this year Spokane Mental Health has seen a 20% increase in the number of assessments for involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. (Spokane Regional Governance meeting, December 2011).
Fact: According to the 2009 Annual Update for Spokane's Ten-Year Plan to End Homelessness, the top five most commonly reported causes of homelessness were lost job, family break-up, eviction due to non-paid rent, domestic violence, and mental illness.
Myth #3: There are enough housing resources available for everyone who is seeking housing
Fact: Spokane Housing Authority received 3,900 applications for the 2011 Section 8 Lottery for only 2,500 spots.
Fact: The Housing Authority is just finished serving the last 170 applicants from the 2008 Section 8 Lottery, and started on the 2011 Lottery in April 2012. It can take up to 3 years from the time a client fills out an application to the time they get housed.
Myth #4: Kids don't experience homelessness
Fact: Spokane School District reported 987 homeless youth in the 2011-2012 school year representing a 64% increase in active students served at this same time last year. (Spokane School District McKinney-Vento Liaison).
Fact: Central Valley School District reported 408 homeless youth already in the 2011-2012 school year, which is 24 more students than the entire 2010-2011 school year. (Central Valley McKinney-Vento Homeless Liaison).
Fact: Spokane Valley has had a 297.2% increase in homeless youth over the last 10 years. (The Current, February 2012)
Fact: One third of the homeless in Spokane are children and the number of homeless families with children has increased 38% in the past five years (Spokane Regional Governance meeting, December 2011).
Myth #5: It is too expensive to end homelessness; the poor will always be with us.
Fact: People experiencing homelessness are more likely to access the most costly health care services. According to a report in the New England Journal of Medicine, homeless people spent an average of four days longer per hospital visit than comparable non-homeless people. The extra cost, approximately $2,414 per hospitalization, is attributable to homelessness (National Alliance to End Homelessness).
Fact: Homeless persons spend more time in jail or prison often as a result of laws specifically targeting the homeless population (i.e. regulations against loitering, sleeping in cars, pan handling etc.). According to a University of Texas two-year survey of homeless individuals, each person cost the taxpayers $14,480 per year, primarily for overnight jail (National Alliance to End Homelessness).
Fact: A recent evaluation of Seattle's Downtown Emergency Service Center (a Housing First residence) serving clients with severe alcohol problems and mental and medical conditions, revealed that, with all costs considered, the participants in the program cost $2,449 LESS per person per month than those in conventional city shelters.
- Khadduri, J., Leopold, J., Sokol, B., Spellman, B., Abt Associates. (2010). Costs associated with first time homelessness. (US Department of Housing and Urban Development) Retrieved from: http://www.huduser.org/portal/publications/povsoc/cost_homelessness.html.
- Larimer, M. E., Malone, D. K., Garner, M. D., Atkins, D. C., Burlingham, B., Lonczak, H. S., Tanzer, K., …Marlatt, G. A. (2009). Health Care and public service use and costs before and after provision of housing for chronically homeless persons with severe alcohol problems. The journal of the American Medical Association, 301,13. Retrieved from: http://jama.ama-assn.org/content/301/13/1349.full.pdf+html.
- National Low Income Housing Coalition. (2012). Hours at minimum wage needed to afford rent [Data file]. Retrieved from: http://nlihc.org/sites/default/files/oor/2012-OOR-Min-Wage-Map_0.pdf.
- National Low Income Housing Coalition. (2012). States ranked by two-bedroom housing wage [Data file]. Retrieved from: http://nlihc.org/sites/default/files/oor/2012-OOR-Ranks-Table_0.pdf.
- Salit S.A., Kuhn E.M., Hartz A.J., Vu J.M., Mosso A.L. (1998). Hospitalization costs associated with homelessness in New York City. New England Journal of Medicine,338, 1734-1740.


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Iredell County Business Owner Guilty of State Tax Charges
Date: 10/5/2005
An Iredell County business owner pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges filed by the North Carolina Department of Revenue.
Mohammad Reza Mehrzadeh pleaded guilty on Oct. 4, 2005 to one count of failure to pay the state sales and use tax. Mehrzadeh was president of The MO of Statesville, Inc.
Judge Theodore S. Royster, Jr. issued Mehrzadeh 45-day sentence. The sentence was suspended and Mehrzadeh was placed on supervised probation for five years. He must pay $12,962.82 in restitution.
The charges against Mehrzadeh are the result of efforts by the Department's Hickory Collections Office.
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On August 21st, the D.C. Circuit decided EME Homer City Generation v. EPA, a case examining the "good neighbor" portion of the CAA regs. The rule in question, known as the Transport Rule, regulates emissions in upwind states that contribute to air quality problems in downwind states. These rules have been the subject of litigation in the past, see e.g. Michigan v. EPA, 213 F.3d 663 (D.C. Cir. 2000); North Carolina v. EPA, 531 F.3d 896 (D.C. Cir. 2008).
The question in this case is essentially whether the EPA went beyond their statutory authority in drafting these regs. The court finds two problems with these regulations.
- "the statutory text grants EPA authority to require upwind States to reduce only their own significant contributions to a downwind State's nonattainment. But under the Transport Rule, upwind States may be required to reduce emissions by more than their own significant contributions to a downwind State's nonattainment."
- "the Clean Air Act affords States the initial opportunity to implement reductions required by EPA under the good neighbor provision. But here, when EPA quantified States' good neighbor obligations, it did not allow the States the initial opportunity to implement the required reductions with respect to sources within their borders. Instead, EPA quantified States' good neighbor obligations and simultaneously set forth EPA-designed Federal Implementation Plans, or FIPs, to implement those obligations at the State level."
In regards to problem 1, the court has in the past allowed some flexibility in determining these state plans. But in this opinion they are making it clear that they will not allow the EPA to increase state burdens because of cost concerns or other efficient methods. The court believes that Congress was clear in their statute that no State can be required to reduce emissions by more than "their own significant contributions."
As for point 2, the EPA plan did in fact allow states to submit modifications to the FIPs, but the court did not find that to be sufficient.
The majority sends the EPA back to the drawing board and keeps CAIR in place until the EPA comes up with new regs that hopefully will fit the statutory framework laid out by Congress.
Justice Rogers appears to be a little upset in her dissent, describing the opinion as "an unsettling of the consistent precedent of this court strictly enforcing jurisdictional limits, a redesign of Congress's vision of cooperative federalism between the States and the federal government in implementing the CAA based on the court's own notions of absurdity and logic that are unsupported by a factual record, and a trampling on this court's precedent on which the Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") was entitled to rely in developing the Transport Rule rather than be blindsided by arguments raised for the first time in this court."
Justice Rogers writes that the petitioners in this case were essentially barred from challenging the regs at this point on procedural grounds, a point that the majority sort of glosses over. Justice Rogers appears to believe (quite possibly with good reason) that the majority is simply forcing the EPA to run in circles by continuously asking them to revise their regulations without giving any real guidance.
Perhaps the most important part of this decision is the court's emphasis on federalism. The majority does not take kindly to the EPA seemingly forcing states to follow their plans when Congress clearly designed the CAA with a more cooperative approach in mind.
My feeling is that both the majority and dissent make some very good points, and perhaps the correct answer to this problem is somewhere in between the two. We may well see the Supreme Court take a look at this issue if the EPA chooses to appeal.
Whether or not you agree with this opinion, it is well worth reading as a model of excellent opinion writing. Despite the confusing subject matter, Justice Kavanaugh is able to write a very easy to understand opinion, and he even includes a useful example on p.26.
D.C. Circuit Vacates Cross-State Rule, Orders EPA to Keep Bush-Era Rule in Place (Bloomberg)
EME Homer City v. EPA Affirms Role of Federalism in Environmental Regulation (Washington Legal Foundation)
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Part of the success of the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce is that they are appreciative of the work of their volunteers. They thanked all those who helped them over the year as they held their Installation Dinner on Thursday, Feb. 27 at The Italian American Club. The Coach Grill & Tavern catered the dinner and served hot hors d'oeuvres.
Nassau County Legislator Donald MacKenzie gave the oath of office to the chamber members. He also "pinned" new board member Colleen McKean. She is a marketing professor at Stony Brook University and is a member of the Oyster Bay High School PTSA, and is one of the organizers of their fundraiser the Taste of the Town. This year it will be held on May 15.
Sally Robilotto was honored for her service to the chamber and given a gift and a bouquet of flowers. Walter Imperatore said, "Sally has retired from the board. She was our secretary and was always there for Cruise Night as well."
It was a great time to hear all about what's going on in town. That includes the Hand-Stitched Hamlet community art project which, under the leadership of Patricia McSkane, is going along "sewingly." If you would like to become involved in a Crochet Boot Camp please call 516-558-7800 to sign up for the next event.
The chamber calendar of events includes: Cruise Nights under the chairmanship of Austin Azzaretto which begins on Tuesday, May 20 and runs from 5:45 to 9 p.m.
The Spring Splendor event takes place on Monday, April 28 at Dodds & Eder Home at 7 p.m. (a ticket price has not been determined as yet), which will fund their Beautification & Seasonal Street Decorations program.
The 11th Annual Health Fair, again chaired by health professional Michele Browner, takes place in May with a date still to be decided upon. This year will be the 9th Annual Brooke Jackman Race for Literacy, which traditionally is held the same day as the Health Fair. The date and times of both will be announced later.
The ArtWalk and Exhibitions program is being chaired by Jim Perna of Long Island Picture Frame & Art Gallery. He is exploring a new approach for the project this year. He has a lot of artists interested in the event based on last year's successful program held on Sundays during the summer.
The Taste of the Town event, a fundraiser for the Oyster Bay High School PTSA, takes place on Thursday, May 15.
The WaterFront Center's annual Bay Day event is scheduled for Sunday, June 1.
A Business Expo is planned for member to receive professional services and for people interested in doing business in Oyster Bay with no date set as yet, said Imperatore.
The Harbor and Beach Cleanup by the Friends of Oyster Bay, Town of Oyster Bay and the North Oyster Bay Baymen Association takes place on April 26. At the same time the chamber is coordinating a hamlet cleanup and planting event with time and details to be announced.
A food drive was another topic the chamber discussed. Last year they collected food donations for Long Island Cares, the Harry Chapin Food Bank, during Cruise Night and plan to do it again. They are looking for more ways to help the community.
The chamber has also begun a group, the Friends of the Hamlet, for people who are interested in working with the cleanup and beautification projects, as well as the Hand-Stitched Hamlet project. "For those who sponsor a tree or pole for the Hand-Stitched Project, they become a member of the chamber group for a year," said Imperatore.
Chamber President Dottie Simons said that they, and heads of other organizations in town, are waiting for a date to be set for a meeting with the Town of Oyster Bay to get an update on what is happening at Firemen's Field. President Simons added, "However, we have heard that a ground breaking is expected within the next month for moving the entrance to the park." The town is planning to change the small walk-in entrance off Maxwell Avenue about 20 feet east, to line up with Audrey Avenue.
The 2014 officers are: Dottie Simons, president; Walter Imperatore, vice president; immediate past president, Michele Browner; Susan Dembo, secretary; and John DeLillo, treasurer. The board directors are: Austin Azzaretto, Robert Brusca, Esq., Bernie DelBello, Catherine Drabin, Tina Mazzarella; John McEvoy; Colleen McKean; Chuck Panetta; Dawn Rilery; Bob Santos; Davis Waldo; and Fran Walker. Shari Cope-Dembowski is the administrative assistant of the chamber. She is in charge of their weekly e-blast that keeps the community informed with what is going on in the community. For more information call the chamber at 516-922-6464.


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The Homicide Squad reports the details of a fatal motor vehicle accident that occurred in East Meadow on Aug. 23 at 4:15 a.m.
According to detectives, Marine Staff Sgt. James Farr, 33 of Garden City, was operating a 2005 BMW westbound on Hempstead Turnpike when he struck East Meadow brothers Thomas Occhiogrosso, 27, and Joseph Occhiogrosso, 28, as they were crossing in the vicinity of Conti Square Boulevard. Thomas was pronounced dead at the scene at 4:36 a.m. Joseph was transported to Nassau University Medical Center where he was pronounced dead at 5:58 a.m.
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