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The Inner Scoop: A WTOP Traffic Blog
Find out the story behind the back-up on the WTOP Traffic Blog. The WTOP traffic team will have the lastest on road closures, construction projects and other useful information relating to your commute.
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Jackknifed semi causes delays on Inner Loop of Beltway
Posted on: Monday 9/9/2013 10:22am
WASHINGTON - In Prince George's County, a jackknifed semi on the Inner Loop of the Beltway caused delays before Rt. 201/Kenilworth Avenue.
Emergency crews responded to the scene to evaluate a possible fuel spill caused by the crash.
It is not yet clear if the driver of the semi or any other motorists sustained injuries in the crash.
MD - 95 SB to Inner Loop: Delays to Kenilworth Ave: Jackknifed tractor trailer in RIGHT lane #mdtraffic #dctraffic pic.twitter.com/pvvFLNZrYJ— WTOP Traffic (@WTOPtraffic) September 9, 2013
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Weekend Wakeup: Road races, festivals to close roads
Posted on: Saturday 9/7/2013 2:03am
WASHINGTON - Seasonal temperatures and moderate humidity will present ideal conditions for the many races set to take place around the Washington area this weekend.
Driving anywhere near these events, however, could be very challenging. Motorists will encounter numerous road closures related to the Nation's Triathlon, the Parks Half Marathon, the Arlington 9/11 5K and others at various times throughout the weekend.
Beat the Deadline 5K
The Beat the Deadline 5K, benefiting the work of the National Press Club's Journalism Institute, starts at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Portions of Pennsylvania Avenue and Constitution Avenue will be closed roughly between Freedom Plaza and the U.S. Capitol through late morning. Most of the closures should be lifted by 9:30 a.m.
Arlington Police, Fire and Sheriff Memorial 9/11 5K
On Saturday afternoon and evening several streets around the Pentagon and Crystal City will be closed for the 2013 Arlington Police, Fire and Sheriff Memorial 9/11 5K race. Most of the closures are scheduled between 5:45 and 6:30 p.m. but could last longer depending on when the last participants cross the finish line near the DoubleTree Hotel in Crystal City.
Washington Boulevard will be closed from the Memorial Bridge to Interstate 395. Southbound Route 110 will be closed its length from Rosslyn to Crystal City. Portions of Army Navy Drive, South Joyce Street and Columbia Pike will also be closed. The race will also block the I-395 express lanes until at least 8 p.m.
Nation's Triathlon
On Sunday morning, the 8th Annual Events DC Nation's Triathlon to Benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society will bring thousands of athletes into Washington in addition to thousands of spectators. The race course will close numerous routes along the National Mall, Tidal Basin, Potomac Park, Rock Creek Park and even a portion of I-395 in Arlington. Most road closures will be in place by 6 a.m. and will last through the midday hours. Those with travel plans near downtown areas should have a backup plan and an alternate route in mind.
A number of major routes through the District of Columbia will be closed to traffic including Independence Avenue, 14th Street SW, the Potomac Freeway/E Street Expressway, the Whitehurst Freeway, Rock Creek Parkway and Maine Avenue. These closures will be implemented by sunrise and many will be remain in place until 1:00 p.m.
Constitution Avenue is expected to remain open Sunday morning but will likely be very congested. There will be no access to the Potomac Freeway, the E Street Expressway, or Independence Avenue from the inbound Roosevelt Bridge (interstate 66). All inbound traffic from Virginia will be directed onto Constitution Avenue.
The Nation's Tri will block the ramps to lower 14th Street SW and Maine Avenue westbound from I-395 but the freeway itself will be open to traffic.
Parks Half Marathon
Several roads between Rockville and Bethesda will be closed on Sunday morning for the Parks Half Marathon. The north and southbound lanes of Connecticut Avenue will be closed to traffic near the intersection of Jones Bridge Road for this race.
The race starts at the intersection of Stonestreet Avenue and Highland Avenue near the Rockville Metro station and heads south to Veirs Mill Road. Look for police direction on Veirs Mill Road between Rockville and Aspen Hill Road and Randolph Road near Dewey Drive early in the race.
Once on the Capitol Crescent/Georgetown Branch Trail, runners will head west and cross Connecticut Avenue near Chevy Chase Lake Drive. Connecticut Avenue will be closed in both directions from 8:00 a.m. to 9:37 a.m. in this area. Small warning signs have been posted along Connecticut Avenue for a few weeks but many drivers will still be caught off-guard. Delays are likely between the Beltway and East-West Highway. Drivers are urged to take Georgia Avenue or Wisconsin Avenue to bypass this closure.
Howard County Police Pace 5K Race & 1 Mile Fun Walk & Run
The 2nd Annual Howard County Police Pace 5K Race & 1 Mile Fun Walk & Run, sponsored by the Howard County Police Foundation, will take place Sunday morning at 8:30.
The 5K course includes a portion of Route 108/Clarksville Pike near Centennial Lake, part of which will be blocked for the runners.
Other Events
The 11th Street Local Bridge between the Navy Yard and Historic Anacostia will be closed for a celebration and bridge dedication from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. The event will feature family-friendly activities, music and food. The closure is not expected to have a major impact on traffic because the main spans of the 11th Street Bridge between the Southeast/Southwest Freeway and Interstate 295 will be open.
The Frederick Douglass Bridge swing span is up for its monthly testing this weekend from 4 to 9 a.m. Sunday. The bridge will be closed to traffic between the Suitland Parkway and Nationals Park during this time.
The Pepsi Fan Festival and AT&T Nation's Football Classic will take place at RFK Stadium from late morning through the evening Saturday. Expect heavy traffic on D.C. Route 295/Kenilworth Avenue a times throughout the day.
Sunday is also Adams Morgan Day. Food, families and music will keep 18th Street NW closed all day long between Florida Avenue and Columbia Road. Parking will be limited on the side streets and in the nearby neighborhoods.
Metrorail Delays and Closings
Weekend track work will close a few stations on the Orange and Red lines. Those with travel plans that involve a connection at Washington's Union Station should build extra time into their itinerary as Metro trains will not be running. Free bus service will ferry Metro customers around the work zones but delays of up to an hour are possible.
On the Red Line buses replace trains between Rhode Island Avenue and Judiciary Square. The Union Station and NoMa-Gallaudet stations will be closed. Local and express buses will be available outside the affected stations. Trains are expected to run at normal intervals on the Red Line outside of this work zone.
On the Orange Line buses replace trains between Vienna and Ballston. The Vienna, Dunn Loring, West Falls Church, East Falls Church stations will be closed. Local and express buses will be available outside the affected stations. Trains are expected to run at normal intervals from Ballston to New Carrollton.
There is no scheduled work on the Green and Yellow lines. Customers on the Blue Line who depart Franconia-Springfield will experience some delays.
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Buses replace trains on 2 lines for weekend work
Posted on: Thursday 9/5/2013 7:07am
WASHINGTON (AP) - Free shuttle buses will replace trains on sections of Metro's red and orange lines this weekend.
Metro says that beginning at 10 p.m. Friday and continuing through closing Sunday, buses will replace red line trains between Rhode Island Avenue and Judiciary Square. Metro will operate nonstop buses between the two stations as well as buses that stop at intermediate stations. Metro says travelers taking the express bus should add about 15 minutes of travel time. Local bus riders can expect an additional 10 minutes per stop they are traveling.
On the orange line, free shuttle buses will replace trains between Vienna and Ballston. Four stations will be closed. Metro says travelers using nonstop buses between Vienna and Ballston can expect to add 25 minutes to their travel time.
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After long holiday comes the traffic blues
Posted on: Thursday 9/5/2013 4:49am
WASHINGTON - Like WTOP Traffic has reported, the roads seem even more congested after the long Labor Day weekend.
It's because they're back: Shorter days and longer commutes.
Terrible Tuesday, Wicked Wednesday, Tumultuous Thursday -- no matter how it's sliced, the week after the holiday has a reputation of being unpleasant on the roads. And next week will be even worse.
"It's going to gradually build up, especially with Congress coming back next week," says Jim Battagliese, Director of Traffic for WTOP.
Daily routines also start to change this time of year with BRAK impact, a new school year and vacations coming to a close. And with those changes come shifts in travel patterns -- and increased gridlock.
"The sun angle is getting lower...During morning rush hour it's right in your eyes as you head east, going home [it's] in your eyes as you head west," says Battagliese.
But, hopefully, relief should come by the third week of September. As everyone adjusts to their new schedules, traffic patterns should start to ease.
"I'd say by the third week of September we should have all adjusted to getting back to work and school and you should start to see traffic patterns ease a little bit," says Battagliese.
WTOP's David Dildine contributed to this report.
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Overturned truck causes delays on SB I-95 in Md.
Posted on: Wednesday 9/4/2013 7:38am
WASHINGTON - An accident involving an overturned paving truck caused major delays on southbound Interstate 95 in Maryland Wednesday morning.
The southbound lanes of I-95 past Rt. 32 in Maryland were closed to traffic after a paving truck overturned on an uneven part of the road, causing the driver to be entrapped in the truck.
The lanes close to traffic at about 5:30 a.m. when a helicopter responded to the scene to transport the victim. The closures persisted as emergency crews worked to clear the scene.
All lanes reopened before 7 a.m. -- more than an hour after the original closure. Even after the accident was cleared, delays persisted for drivers on southbound I- 95.
UPDATE MD - 95 SB past Rt 32: Crash on the LEFT shoulder. B/W Parkwy and Rt 29 heavy volume. Rt 1 better :( #mdtraffic #dctraffic— WTOP Traffic (@WTOPtraffic) September 4, 2013
Authorities have not released information about the extent of the driver's injuries.
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Study: Higher toll prices attract drivers to HOT Lanes
Posted on: Tuesday 9/3/2013 4:21am
WASHINGTON - It's the question that drivers on the Virginia side of the Beltway face every day: are the Express Lanes worth it?
A study of similar lanes in Minnesota finds that a higher toll price actually leads to more drivers using the lanes.
"This positive relationship between price and demand is in contrast with the previously held belief that raising the price would discourage demand," the study says.
The researchers say they think drivers may not realize that the prices fluctuate based on how many cars are in the Express Lanes without regard for the congestion in the free, general purpose lanes.
The University of Minnesota study finds that drivers in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area consistently paid between approximately $60-120 per hour of travel time savings, much higher than the average value of time.
High occupancy toll lanes (HOT Lanes) operate on the idea that higher prices will discourage drivers from using the lanes. The idea is that by raising tolls until fewer drivers enter the lanes, the operators can guarantee a speedy commute.
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What's open and closed on Labor Day
Posted on: Monday 9/2/2013 7:00pm
WASHINGTON - To help you plan for your Labor Day, WTOP has a list of what's open and closed in your area Monday, Sept. 2.
- Federal and local government offices
- Schools
- Post offices
- Libraries
Open: According to The Washington Post, most grocery stores and major box stores are open, some with a holiday schedule. Liquor stores in Maryland and Virginia are open Monday. In the District, liquor stores are open based on the owner's discretion.
For a more detailed rundown of what county parks, recreation centers and services are open:
D.C. pools
The D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation says eight pools are open across the city Monday. The pools open in Northwest Washington are the Wilson Aquatic Center, Banneker Pool, East Potomac Pool, Francis Pool and Upshur Pool. In Northeast Washington, the Rosedale Pool is open. And in Southeast Washington the Barry Farm Pool and the Oxon Run Pool are open.
All recreation facilities will open Tuesday at their regularly scheduled times. Almost all outdoor aquatic facilities, children's pools and spray parks will be closed after Labor Day.
Trash and Recycling:
District: No collection Monday, all pick-ups move to the next day throughout the rest of the week. For more information, check the DC Department of Public Works Facebook page.
Maryland: No collection. Trash pick-up moves to the next day in Montgomery and Anne Arundel counties. Collection moves to the next scheduled day in Prince George's County.
Virginia: Normal pickup in Arlington and Fairfax counties. Collection moves to the next day in Arlington, the City of Alexandria and the City of Fairfax.
Traffic and Parking
District: Most parking enforcement in the District is suspended on Monday.
Maryland: Parking meters won't be enforced in Montgomery County and Prince George's County, except for the New Carrollton garage and National Harbor lots.
Meters will be in enforced in Howard County and Annapolis.
In Maryland, the HOV lane restrictions have not been lifted.
Virginia: Most road work is suspended on Labor Day. In Virginia, the HOV lane restrictions are lifted on I-66, I-95 and I-395. Reversible lanes on I-95 and I-395 are northbound through 11 a.m. Tuesday. Find more information on traveling in Virginia here.
Parking meters won't be enforced in Arlington, Va., on Labor Day.
In Alexandria, parking restrictions are lifted at metered spaces, as well as time restrictions in residential permit parking districts and other areas with signed parking time limits.
Public transportation:
Metrorail will open at 7 a.m. and close at midnight. Trains and buses run on a Sunday schedule and MetroAccess subscription trips are canceled.
Off-peak fares are in place all day.
On the Orange Line, trains will run every 24 minutes. On the Red Line, buses replace the trains between Rhode Island Avenue and Forest Glen stations.
Silver Spring, Takoma and Brookland stations are closed. And Fort Totten is open for Green and Yellow lines only.
ART routes 41 and 51 runs on a Sunday schedule. Other ART routes are not operating.
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Alexandria streets reopen after water main break
Posted on: Monday 9/2/2013 11:24am
WASHINGTON - Some Alexandria, Va., streets have reopened to traffic after a significant water main break caused closures for several hours Monday morning.
The water main break closed South Van Dorn Street just to the north of Eisenhower Avenue until 11:30 a.m. Police were on the scene blocking South Van Dorn Street to just south of Edsall Road.
Also, South Pickett was impassable at the intersection with South Van Dorn Street.
Below is a map of the location of the water main break:
Alexandria officials are advising motorists to avoid the area.
FYI - The intersection of S. Van Dorn & S. Pickett Streets has been closed due to water main break; motorists advised to avoid the area.— AlexandriaVAGov (@AlexandriaVAGov) September 2, 2013
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Weekend Wakeup Labor Day edition
Posted on: Friday 8/30/2013 3:42pm
WASHINGTON - The unofficial end of summer will bring a surge of getaway traffic to Washington area highways this Labor Day weekend as millions of Americans head for vacation destinations up and down the East Coast.
The American Automobile Association expects 34 million people to hit the highways and travel at least 50 miles between Friday and Monday. Summer heat is predicted so make sure your vehicle is up to the task. Check your fluids and tire pressure before venturing out.
Expect major volume delays on through-routes this weekend, especially Interstate 95 in Virginia. The Virginia Department of Transportation will keep the express lanes open all weekend long. Construction activities will be put on hold. The express lanes will operate southbound until midday Saturday and then reverse to aid northbound travelers from Saturday afternoon through Monday.
Delays are also likely to form on I-95 between the Laurel and Columbia exits in Maryland. Delays are possible near the Inner Harbor/Downtown Baltimore exits due to the Grand Prix. Significant travel volume is likely north of Baltimore through Harford and Cecil counties.
Traffic on Interstate 70 east and Interstate -270 south between Hancock and Frederick, Md., will likely slow in stretches beginning late Sunday afternoon as vacationers from mountain areas return home.
The Maryland Transportation Authority expects more than 333,000 vehicles to travel U.S. Route 50/301 at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge this Labor Day weekend. This represents about a 1 percent increase compared with last year's traffic. On Saturday, delays toward the toll plaza should gradually ease by early afternoon. On Monday, westbound traffic will likely be heaviest between Route 404 and Annapolis from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The primary routes won't be the only place where you may encounter congestion. The region's parks will be busy this weekend. Expect long waits on roads such as Georgetown Pike near Great Falls Park and Route 178 in Crownsville for the Maryland Renaissance Festival.
Traffic in the city should remain light after the Friday getaway and throughout most of the weekend. The Nationals take on the New York Mets at Nationals Park Saturday and Sunday evening. Brief delays are possible before first pitch on the Southeast/Southwest Freeway and South Capitol Street.
Weekend Work Zones
Nearly all major roadwork has been suspended throughout the region for the holiday weekend.
The District Department of Transportation announced that all construction crews are to keep non-emergency work off the road and behind barricades until noon on Tuesday, September 3rd.
VDOT is allowing for a few lanes closures on the Dulles Toll Road for Silver Line rail work but will otherwise keep all construction activities out of the travel lanes, including the I-95 Express Lanes Extension Project.
Maryland State Highway Administration says it will suspend non-emergency roadwork until 9 a.m. Tuesday.
Delays on Metrorail
Track work wears on as crews take advantage of the holiday weekend to continue their rebuilding efforts. A portion of the Red Line will be closed between Northeast Washington and Forest Glen. The wait to catch an Orange Line train will be a little longer due to maintenance. This work will take place between 10 p.m. Friday through late Monday.
On the Red Line, buses replace trains between Forest Glen and Rhode Island Avenue. Red Line service will not be available at the Silver Spring, Takoma, and Brookland stations. Two types of free bus service will be available. Limited-stop buses will make a single stop at Silver Spring with delays up to 25 minutes possible. Local buses will stop at all closed stations. Before boarding a bus, flag down a WMATA employee and ask which is the best option for you.
Orange Line trains will run every 24 minutes due to maintenance near a few of the stations in Prince Georges County.
Free shuttle buses will replace Green Line trains between Greenbelt and College Park on Saturday and Sunday for track testing.
Blue and Yellow line trains should run on a normal weekend schedule.
Labor Day Traffic/Transit Changes
The District does not require that meter fees be paid on Labor Day. Most parking regulations - including residential parking restrictions - will be suspended until Tuesday, September 3.
The reversible routes, namely Rock Creek Parkway and Canal Road, will operate two-way throughout the day.
HOV restrictions are lifted in Northern Virginia on I-95, I-395, I-66 and the Dulles Toll Road.
There will be no MARC or VRE service.
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More travelers expected to hit the road this Labor Day weekend
Posted on: Wednesday 8/28/2013 4:09am
WASHINGTON - Area roads are likely to be busy over the long Labor Day weekend as local residents head out of town.
AAA Mid-Atlantic predicts 811,500 people in the Washington metro area will travel more than 50 miles over the holiday weekend.
The number of travelers would be a 2.6 percent increase over last Labor Day weekend and the biggest number of Labor Day travelers since the start of the recession four years ago.
For most, this will be a road trip. AAA says nine out of 10 vacationers will travel by car. And they will find that gas prices here and around the nation are lower than this time last year.
Pent up demand could be driving the jump in Labor Day weekend travel. The number of area residents who traveled during the first two major holidays of the summer, Memorial Day and the Fourth of July, actually declined.
But AAA says the anticipated increased in Labor Day travel is more a result of economic factors, and is related to increased consumer spending and the improving housing market.
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50 percent of expats have, or are getting, ID
The December deadline for the national ID card has been scrapped, but the card is becoming essential to everyday life in the Emirate.
September 29, 2010 3:09 by Samuel Potter
In the middle of the month, the National reported that the Emirates Identity Authority (EIDA), which is responsible for the introduction of national ID cards, has backed away from its December 31 deadline for residents to obtain the cards. Instead, EIDA has introduced a three year plan to enroll all expatriates as they renew their visas.
In the meantime, the cards are mandatory for obtaining a driving licence or registering a vehicle. The government's decision to abandon the deadline is surely linked to the terrible uptake of the card so far; the paper says that as many as nine out of 10 expatriates have yet to acquire a card. "Many residents tell horror stories of hours spent trying to download online registration forms and long queues at crowded registration centres," it says.
But a streamlined application is supposed to have tackled these. Kipp decided to ask its readership, many of whom are expatriates, why haven't you got an ID card yet?
The results were more positive than we expected, with 31 percent of respondents proudly announcing that they already had cards, leaving a much lower percentage of people without cards than the National suggests. Mind you, Kipp has to allow for the fact that as mobile professionals with good web access, our readership may not be fully representative of the whole expat population.
That said, 23 percent of respondents said they were just about to get a card – if they go through with it that means more than 50 percent of Kipp respondents will have a card in the coming months, a surprisingly high percentage. Meanwhile almost 10 percent of Kipp readers say they don't know where or how to get the card (9 percent) – maybe if they did they could be added to the haves/almost haves.
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A good and a smart move.
The appointment system (at least in Abu Dhabi) no longer works – you're expected to queue and wait indefinitely. Err no thanks, I have work to do?

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For a limited time only my posting from Thanksgiving 2010 has been re-opened to your viewing -- but not commentary.
Nothing has changed for historical facts never change -- do they?
This is what you get America.
It is what you get when you allow a "President" to issue executive actions that are clearly unlawful -- and yet he is not immediately impeached for doing so.
It is what you get when you allow a "President" to intentionally deceive all of you (who didn't bother paying attention, or were too busy bowing before your baby Jesus) in passing a law that protects a panoply of firms that between them monopolize nearly a fifth of our economy.
And now, between the two, you have a "President" who has and will destroy literal millions of blue-collar jobs because he has provided a $3,000 a year incentive to businesses to legally hire 5 million illegal invaders instead of citizens!
President Obama's temporary amnesty, which lasts three years, declares up to 5 million illegal immigrants to be lawfully in the country and eligible for work permits, but it still deems them ineligible for public benefits such as buying insurance on Obamacare's health exchanges.
Under the Affordable Care Act, that means businesses who hire them won't have to pay a penalty for not providing them health coverage — making them $3,000 more attractive than a similar native-born worker, whom the business by law would have to cover.
Got it yet America?
You not only are being forced to tolerate these illegal invaders, those who wish to immigrate here legally are not only being ignored while these lawless invaders roam our land, your jobs are now going to go to them as they are $3,000 a year cheaper to employ than you because they're exempt from Obamacare's requirements while you are not.
This is not an accident. This outcome is is exactly what you get when you allow The Rule of Law to become a dead letter, you sit and watch Dancing With The Stars instead of rising in outrage and you refuse to demand that Congress impeach the Constitution-hating, America-destroying jackass infesting the White House.
This man has taken action after action that empower banks to steal your homes, further empower medical monopolists to steal everything you have, intentionally provided guns to Mexican drug gangs used to murder more than 300 people (in Mexico) and at least one border agent, and empower illegal invading hoards to steal your jobs by subsidizing their employment to the tune of $3,000 over you as a citizen. And he's not alone -- his predecessors did many of the exact same things, irrespective of their political party!
Stop whining America because it is a fact that for nearly all of you -- with the exception of the banksters and medical monopolists -- you are being flat-out bled dry because each and every day you wake up and through your action and inaction consent to all of the above and more.
You have the authority, States.
You have it because McCarran-Ferguson not only exempts insurance businesses from federal regulation it also exempts them from federal antitrust law, and in addition reserves that regulatory authority to the States.
It was not modified by Obamacare!
That is, the authority it grants still exists and this means that state Racketeering statutes, along with anti-trust statutes, absolutely apply should the States want them to.
Either the States do this or they are going to go bankrupt -- including Illinois!
Belz concluded that a 1970 constitutional provision barring cuts to public employee retirement benefits trumps the state's claim that it has the power to trim future cost-of-living adjustments and delay retirement eligibility for some workers.
"The court finds there is no police power or reserved sovereign power to diminish pension benefits," he said, voiding the legislation in its entirety and permanently barring the state from enforcing any part of it.
Stupidity has consequences. In this case the stupidity dates to 1970.
However, there remains one way out: Start prosecuting the insurance and medical industry for violating anti-trust law.
If you need to change laws to enable that prosecution first, then do so. That the States can absolutely do.
Then start locking people up -- and collapse the cost of medical care by 80-90%.
Problem solved.
The courts are foreclosing the other option -- interdicting the problem for public unions but still screwing the non-union public. This leaves only one path: Fix it for everyone.
All it takes is one state that does so and it will gain huge competitive advantage. People will flock there -- and away from the states that refuse to follow suit.
You're out of time Illinois, and so are other states.
Either act, or not. Your choice.
But you can't force people to remain in a ****hole of your design and construction, intended to and acting to bankrupt everyone in it.
Time's up.
The decision was "no bill" which isn't all that surprising -- but I maintain that this case had to go to a petit jury and be heard in public -- not in the "privacy" of a Grand Jury room. The reason is this:
Wilson then fired another round of shots as Brown approached Wilson as if he was going to tackle the officer.
"Just coming straight at me like he was going to run right through me," Wilson said. "And when he gets about … 8 to 10 feet away … all I see is his head and that's what I shot."
I cannot square that with the forensics -- specifically, if Brown was coming straight at Wilson at a full charge, and he was shot in the process of that charge, being killed instantly as we know occurred from the forensics where is the damage to his knees, legs, arms and/or other body parts from falling forward onto pavement while at said full charge?
This is the problem that I cannot resolve between the testimony and the physical evidence and it deserves to be heard in public and resolved.
I believed and still do believe that only an indictment would lead to the exposition and determination of these facts, and thus whether Brown was lawfully stopped in the middle of his assault or was killed in an act of manslaughter or worse.
However, like it or not you have to respect the process. If it's broken (and I believe it is in circumstances such as this) we need to change that rather than looting and burning the town.
Oh gee, look what we have here;
However even when participants were eating high fat dies which comprised 84g of fat per day, the fat levels in the blood did not rise. Cholesterol levels also did not change. In contrast when they moved towards guideline levels of saturated fat, and increased carbohydrate intake, the levels of Palmitoleic acid, a fatty acid, in the bloodstream rose.
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28th July 2014
Russia: Pride rally held in St Petersburg Sunday without violence 3
12:20 PM — Russian news sources report that a peaceful Gay pride parade took place in St Petersburg on Sunday, despite organisers being told to hold the event on a landfill site.
7th July 2014
Documentary about gay athletes secretly filmed at Sochi Olympics 8
5:25 PM — A documentary about the lives of gay athletes was secretly filmed at the Sochi Winter Olympics in Russia, it has been revealed.
30th June 2014
Elton John to return to Russia and plans to meet up with Putin 23
4:46 PM — Sir Elton John has said he intends to travel to Russia this November to perform, and will also try to meet up with President Vladimir Putin.
25th June 2014
Putin: It is a fictional idea that Russia is anti-gay – we don't execute gays 14
4:39 PM — Russian President Vladimir Putin has addressed international controversy surrounding his country's recently introduced anti-gay law, to say that because the country does not execute gay people, it is "fictional" that gay people are oppressed.
Kyrgyzstan Parliamentary Committee passes bill to ban LGBT 'propaganda' 1
3:51 PM — The Parliament of Kyrgyzstan's Human Rights Committee has approved a bill banning LGBT "propaganda", and a full parliamentary vote may take place this week.
Activists to host International Day of Action against 'stone-the-gays' Sultan 4
1:54 PM — Activists in 13 cities worldwide are to hold an International Day of Action on Friday, in a continuation of the protest against anti-gay and anti-women laws in Brunei, as part of the #StopTheSultan campaign.
24th June 2014
Kim Kardashian changes mind on 'stone the gays' hotel boycott 30
4:44 PM — Kim Kardashian has spoken against the continuing celebrity boycott of hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei, which was initiated after the introduction to Brunei of a law prescribing death-by-stoning as a punishment for same-sex activity.
10th June 2014
Sledge-hammer wielding moped riders rob Dorchester Hotel in London 8
3:09 PM — A London hotel currently the subject of a boycott because it of its Brunei owner, has been targeted by a smash-and-grab gang of moped riders.
30th May 2014
Kyrgyzstan urged by human rights groups to scrap anti-gay bills 2
12:05 PM — The parliament in Kyrgyzstan is being urged to reject legislation which would ban "foreign agents" and "homosexual propaganda".
Lord Browne: New Russian law is about 'political posturing, not disgust for gay people' 9
11:43 AM — Former BP boss Lord Browne, who recently suggested the oil giant could send gay staff to countries like Russia, has now said he doesn't think Vladimir Putin is anti-gay, but just a "pragmatist".
29th May 2014
Canadian teenage Olympic luger comes out as gay 18
2:50 PM — On his 18th birthday, Canadian Olympian John Fennell has publicly come out as gay.
28th May 2014
Failed MEP candidate: 'All hate crime victims like Matthew Shepard are frauds' 104
1:10 PM — A failed MEP candidate with the English Democrats who recently said Daniel Radcliffe leads a "queer mafia", has taken to her blog to claim that "hate crimes are frauds".


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Dr. Shankar P. Das has been practicing medicine for 21 years. Dr. Das graduated from the Eastern Virginia Medical School Medical College in 1993. He practices medicine in Albany, NY and 2 other locations and specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. Dr. Das is affiliated with St Peters Hospital, Albany Medical Center and Albany Memorial Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 21 Years
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For the first time since the recession started, the college enrollment rate among young people has slipped, possibly signaling slower growth in student debt amid soaring delinquency rates and poor employment prospects.
In October 2012, 32.7% of people 16 to 24 years old were enrolled in college, the Labor Department said Wednesday in its annual reading. That's down from 33.4% a year earlier. The last time there was a decline was in 2006.
The total number enrolled also dropped to 12.7 million from 12.8 million, despite a slight uptick in the number of fresh high school graduates entering college.
Trillion-Dollar Problem
The decline comes as student debt closes in on the $1 trillion mark and threatens to hobble borrowers as well as the economy for years to come.
A recent New York Federal Reserve study found younger holders of student debt have slashed the amounts of credit card, auto and mortgage debt compared to 2005, weighing on consumption.
Smaller loads of other types of credit haven't necessarily made servicing student debt any easier. For example, much of the decline in non-student debt has come from mortgages, but people without mortgage debt must still pay rent.
And because many Americans remain unwilling or unable to buy homes, demand for apartments is up and rents are surging.
Not surprisingly, delinquency rates on student loans are rising. The share of borrowers younger than 30 years old who are in repayment and more than 90 days delinquent was 34.9% in 2012 vs. 26.1% in 2008 and 21.2% in 2004.
Young people's employment prospects are grim too, and those with jobs often take less pay to work in fields that don't require college degrees.
While more were employed in October compared to a year earlier and fewer were in college, the labor participation rate among those aged 16-24 fell to 55.3% from 55.9%.
But the mountain of student debt still looks to grow at a worrisome pace. Last fall's 32.7% enrollment rate remains above the rate seen before the recession, when it was below 30%.
It still pays to go to college. Young people with bachelor's degrees or higher still enjoy the highest employment rates.
And despite recent payroll gains in lower-skilled industries, the job picture for young people who dropped out of high school actually got worse last year.
The share of male dropouts with jobs sank to 52.1% from 59.3%, and their participation in the labor force also slipped. Employment among female dropouts fell to 35.6% from 39.3%.
Rumblings about monetary easing from China and Europe are expected to have, at best, a modest economic impact both there and in the U.S., which has been strengthening while other top economies are weakening. In a surprise move, China's central bank cut lending rates Friday for the first time in two ...
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Greater Media Announces Detroit Sales Management Promotions
November 18, 2014
- Patti Taylor Promoted to GSM of WCSX-FM and WRIF-FM
- Jonathan Ghazal Named Sales Manager of Detroit Sports 105.1
Greater Media announces Patti Taylor has been promoted to the position of General Sales Manager of WCSX-FM and WRIF-FM in the Motor City. In addition, Jonathan Ghazal will take the lead as Sales Manager for Detroit Sports 105.1.
Taylor has been serving as General Sales Manager at WCSX-FM since February of 2013. Ghazal joined Greater Media Detroit as an Account Executive in October of 2012.
"Patti and her team have done an exemplary job with WCSX-FM's sales performance in 2014," said Mike Juliano, Director of Sales at Greater Media Detroit. "Patty possesses a passion and drive that is truly unique. We look forward to her continuing to take us to the next level with both stations."
Juliano added, "Since the official launch of the station in August of 2013, Jonathan has excelled with his idea-based sales approach when it came to Detroit Sports. In his new role, he will be responsible for building our sales team and implementing the station's strategic plan for growing revenue in this highly competitive space."
Cindy Senkbeil, who joined WMGC-FM/Detroit Sports 105.1 as Sales Manager in November of 2013 will continue to play a significant role on the WCSX sales team.
Chessare Promoted to Detroit VP/Market Manager
November 13, 2014
Steve Chessare has been promoted to the position of Vice President/Market Manager of Greater Media's Detroit-based radio cluster,
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"It is a privilege to be able to give Steve his VP stripes at Greater Media," said Greater Media Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Peter Smyth. "He has done an outstanding job over the past two years providing leadership and sharing his experience with our team in Detroit. We are fortunate to have him in our organization."
An accomplished veteran, Chessare previously served as the senior vice president of sales for Westwood One Companies. Prior to that, he was the General Sales Manager of Clear Channel's WLTW-FM in New York City and also held various positions within the CBS Radio organization that culminated in the role of Vice President/General Manager of CBS Radio Sales, the national sales division of the company's radio division.
Chessare is a graduate of Fairfield University in Fairfield, Connecticut with a B.S. in Business Management.


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The latest traffic circle in La Crosse isn't meant just as a way to slow traffic. It's also meant as a so-called 'rain circle.' A way to soak up some rain water at 20th and Farnam on the southside to prevent flooding at the intersection. Public works director Dale Hexom has never been certain that it will work as advertised. And still isn't certain it will do much to alleviate flooding that occurs with heavy rainfall. Besides that traffic circle, another one may go in just a few blocks away.
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