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Rights continue to fade awayJuly 05,2014As you all know, we are celebrating the Fourth of July, the anniversary of our Declaration of Independence. Many Americans are out and about, having cookouts, setting off fireworks and enjoying their lives.
But as much as Id like to wave a flag and have a grand ol time. I know that the land of the free has taken many steps in the wrong direction. In 2012 President Barack Obama signed into law the NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act). This act gave the U.S. government the right to indefinitely detain any U.S. citizen without trial, forever.
And even scarier, they dont even need to tell people that you have been taken. This is an egregious violation of our rights. President Obama pledged to shut down Gitmo, to repeal the Patriot Act, to pull us from Iraq. And he has barely achieved one.
And, as you know if you watch the news, troops are being sent back. So wave your flags and set off your fireworks. Your rights continue to slip away.
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November 28, 2014
Montrose County Coroner, Dr. Tom Canfield, tells 11 News he does not suspect foul play in the death of a person at Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Authorities recovered the body from the park Friday morning.
Park officials say they discovered the body around 6:30pm Thursday below the rim of Chasm View.
The victim's name is not being released at this time, but Dr. Canfield says he does have a tentative ID based on details he's received from the ongoing investigation.
Park officials confirmed they found a truck in Chasm View area which belongs to 21-year-old Mark Young Jr. The University of Northern Colorado student was reported missing on Tuesday.
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - A homeowner gets ten buyers over two years, but still wasn't able to save his home from foreclosure.
Lance Dunning didn't want to move from his Cape Coral home but when the market dropped, the realtor lost most of his income. His bank encouraged him to short sale the home.
"So I proceeded to list my house and sold it to a nice couple from Texas; cash for $203,000 back then. And that was two years ago. Well, they ignored that and I have sold the house ten times since then. All legitimate buyers and deals. It's been ignored for two years," Dunning recalls.
Dunning presented every offer to the bank, ten total, but tells WINK that he heard nothing back from Bank of America. Each time he watched the buyer walk away. The most recent cash offer for $200,000 came in January. As Dunning waited to hear back from BOA, the bank foreclosed on the property without ever giving him a response.
"So now the house is foreclosed on. It's been sold back to them for $66,000. My buyer got disgusted and walked away. Now the house is on the market for $199,000," Dunning says.
He also says the whole process doesn't make sense.
"I don't have any answers. I would like-- obviously I can't get anything from this, what's done is done, but I think it should be investigated because something is not right with this procedure. When I can have this place sold for over $200,000 two years ago and continue the process for two years and get ignored and then they can buy it back for $66,000 is not right," Dunning tells us.
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However, if you are trying to short sale your home there's something you should know that no bank will tell you.
If you put down less than 20% on your home you likely have something called mortgage insurance. It's a fee included in your mortgage so the bank can take out an insurance policy. That policy protects the bank against loss if they ever have to foreclose on you. Many times the amount you're insured for on mortgage insurance is greater than the value of a short sale. So the bank makes more money if they make an insurance claim if you foreclose than if you sell the home and walk away.


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The drive toward secularization in American public schools since the 1960s is most unfortunate because without religious understanding, it becomes difficult to comprehend everything from the Reformation and settlement of the New World to the force behind abolitionism and the great social reform movements of the 19th century that shaped our history. It's also wonderfully ironic.
Public education began by the Puritans because they believed knowledge of the world was connected to knowledge of its Creator; that the Bible and other theological writings deemed essential to the individual's salvation could only facilitate that salvation if the individual was literate enough to comprehend Scripture. The philosophy was a continuation of the link between religious institutions and educational institutions that hark back to the Middle Ages with the church creating the universities of Europe that later served as a substrate for the scientific revolution of the 17th and 18th centuries. Indeed, by 1660, there were more than 400 public schools in England and, among their kindred in the Massachusetts and Connecticut colonies, the literacy rate was as high as 85 percent. That's a sobering thought when we pause to consider that in 2011 America's literacy rate is lower than Russia, Western Europe, Japan and Singapore and that, indeed, many counties in the U.S. had a higher literacy rate in 1880.
If religious freedom and educational freedom are linked, then that which assails educational freedom is analogous to religious oppression; a human rights issue. Enter Kelly Williams-Bolar, the Ohio woman jailed last year for lying to public school officials in the Copley-Fairlawn School District about her residence. She lived in an inferior school district and falsified records to get her kids into a Copley-Fairlawn school where she believes they will receive a better education in a safer environment. Now I don't approve of falsifying public records. I've personally observed police officers, lawyers, and judges do it with impunity on more than one occasion. But we don't live in the land of Leave It to Beaver. We live with corrupt and dysfunctional bureaucracies and political patronage mills and those who work for a living - as opposed to those who sponge-off those who work for a living - are generally the first to feel the brunt. Kelly Williams-Bolar is a working class mother and that means she must "game the system" to provide for her family much as people in the Soviet Union needed to bribe corrupt officials for the necessities of life. It also means that, via state and federal taxes siphoned from her paycheck, she is subsidizing education in all the school districts in Ohio and beyond - including affluent ones in which she could never hope to live. She's subsidizing her own poverty. Perhaps they owe her a refund.
Instead of treating Williams-Bolar as a criminal, she should receive a Parent of the Year Award. Her kids have something in their lives that's becoming increasingly rare in America: someone who cares about education. Too many public school educators care more about their pensions, paychecks, unions, vacation days and political patronage jobs to concern themselves with the transmission of thousands of years of human knowledge to the next generation. Too many professional educators care more about the classroom's ethnic composition, self-esteem workshops, and pop culture psychobabble than teaching mathematics, science, history and literature. Too many students care more about clothes, shopping, makeovers, sports, pop culture icons, texting, sexting, drinking and smoking dope than increasing their knowledge of the world. Too many parents care more about Facebook, the Superbowl, the latest hand-held gadget and what's on sale at Wal-Mart than their kids ever obtaining marketable skills.
A century from now, when America is no more important on the world scene than the Congo, historians will cite the decline of learning as the principal factor. Perhaps this is why the Williams-Bolar case has inflamed such controversy. She's a reminder of how much America, in its pursuit of narcissistic hedonism, has give up on its children's future.
If the freedom to pursue knowledge via education is akin to the freedom to pursue faith via religion, than the Puritans of the 17th century have contemporary counterparts. The literacy rate in Islamic and Asian countries, for example, has rapidly increased since 1970 as it's declined in America. We've seen a revival of Islamic, Confucian and Hindu scholarship and teachings just as there was a revival of Biblical scholarship and teachings among the Puritans. We're witnessing a rejection of the West's hedonism and materialism that is manifest in a pornographic, consumer-oriented culture obsessed with rock stars and athletes just as the Puritans rejected extravagance and frivolity. This cultural and spiritual awakening and growing literacy in Islamic and Asian nations coincides with that part of the world producing an ever-increasing share of engineers, technicians, surgeons, microbiologists, and medical researchers. If the West is to compete with this and preserve its culture and heritage it will need an intellectual revolution to match the political revolution it needs to rid itself of rule by corrupt and dysfunctional bureaucracies. That intellectual revolution starts with homework and school projects at the dinner table, family outings to museums, and homes festooned with books, scientific specimens, and art works; in homes where Mozart, Shakespeare, Newton, Einstein, Aristotle, Christ and Darwin mean more than Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears. It starts with tiger moms (and dads) standing up to the sauropods, who offer nothing for our children but spiritual and intellectual extinction in a cultural wasteland.
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Alease Davies gave up her home and her car to bury her eldest son.
Still, she was short until a friend handed her a white envelope with the remaining $1,000 she needed.
Davies could not imagine leaving her son in the morgue.
Rashaun Stephany, 22, an aspiring rapper known in his community as Kamakazi Mazi, was shot on June 8, 2012, outside the home his mother rented in the Back of the Yards neighborhood on the South Side. He was on his way to the recording studio to cut a song to show his pride for his little sister who was graduating high school.
Since that tragic night, Davies has spent the last year trying to piece together her shattered life.
She returned to work, but every morning on her way to the bus, she passed the tree where Rashaun was shot. Standing there, she'd imagine how his legs were tangled as he lay in the street moments after bullets struck him down.
Those were Davies' final moments with her before he was taken by ambulance to Stroger Hospital. Paramedics would not let her ride with her dying son.
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Davies just wants to be near her three remaining children and four grandchildren. So she borrows her mother's car or her youngest daughter will drive down to collect her. Life is too short. That has already been proven to her.
Last November, the call no parent should hear came again to Alease: Her youngest son, Lavelle, 20, was shot while walking to the corner store. Thankfully, the shooting was not fatal, but it only added to a mother's fragile state of mind.
Davies can't bring herself to discuss the loss of Rashaun with people outside her family and she feels alone.
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Saturday will mark the first anniversary of Rashaun's murder and for the first time since his funeral Davies will return to his grave. She has survived a year of firsts without her oldest son. Her birthday. His birthday. Thanksgiving. Christmas. Mother's Day.
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The multi-award winning The Day a Pig Fell Into the Well and its follow-up The Power of Kangwon Province, have established Hang San-Soo as the reigning Korean poet laureate of the ins, outs and self-deceptions of contemporary relationships, not to mention the tricks and traps of storytelling. This ... Read more
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Dr. Mark Bosco, S.J., Director of the Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage, Loyola University Chicago
History, Context, and Today's Moment
Dr. Michael Murphy, Director of Catholic Studies Program, Loyola University Chicago
The Papacy of Benedict XVI
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This is the first of a series where Kurt is introducing Jason to the world of horror movies.
To be honest, I'm pretty unfamiliar with a lot of horror movies, so I've been doing a ton of research (watching horror classics) to prepare for this arc for a while now, and I've barely scratched the surface of the genre. I've seen a few, of course, but I'd never seen The Fly or The Thing until this past week. (I absolutely loved The Thing. The Fly had some great moments, as well.)
The movies they'll be watching are absolutely not a "Best of" list, since I'm one of the least qualified film buffs for writing one of those — but they will all be movies I (and Kurt) think are at least good — just an introduction to the genre, for both Jason… and kind of myself, too.
This arc won't necessarily all be consecutive, but it will continue into next week. In a roundabout way, this is the culmination of Jason's obsession with How to Train Your Dragon; it's him trying to branch out and try movies he is skeptical of (to say the least), like he was with that Dreamworks cartoon.
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WAL-MART HAS become my store of last resort. Price may be everything to some people. But when you consider how Wal-Mart manages to keep those prices so low, you might think twice about shopping there.
There are three basic viewpoints to consider--that of the company, that of its employees and suppliers, and that of the shoppers.
In the end, the company alone comes out ahead.
The last time I shopped the Wal-Mart Supercenter at Central Park, my jaw dropped when I arrived at the checkout area. Half the registers were closed, and those that were open had lines with as many as 25 customers in them--most with heaping-full carts.
I chose a line and stood there, and stood there. After 20 minutes, with at least another 20 minutes to go, I gave up, took my cart to the greeter, and left empty-handed.
That poor service is basic, in-your-face evidence of the high price people pay for Wal-Mart's low prices. The company knows that nearly all shoppers will wait it out.
Once when I actually did make it to checkout, I asked the clerk why so many registers were closed, and she said the store can't find enough people willing to work there.
Yes, the company does pay a few bucks above minimum wage, on average, but then makes it back by denying decent health care and other benefits to its "associates."
By beating back all moves toward unionization, the company is able to keep its personnel costs at rock bottom. The average wage of $8.25 is $2 less than at the average unionized grocery store.
The company also pays less for the goods it sells. Because of its size and clout, Wal-Mart can force vendors to meet its prices, rather than negotiate with them.
The so-called all-American Wal-Mart turns to the cheap labor of Third World countries to keep prices low. A recent Washington Post article reveals that 80 percent of the 6,000 factories in Wal-Mart's database are in China. The company might try to keep tabs on these foreign sweatshop operations, but the factories still routinely employ underage workers and require 80-hour work weeks, and they might pay less than $100 a month. There is no need to improve conditions when there are millions of surplus Chinese workers available.Made in Myanmar
Wal-Mart factories in Myanmar (Burma), Nicaragua, and the African countries of Lesotho and Malawi also employ workers who work long hours in unsafe conditions and earn less than what would provide a decent standard of living even in those economies.
In this country, federal agents last fall arrested some 300 illegal workers at U.S. Wal-Mart stores, including the one in Culpeper, who were brought in by subcontracted janitorial services.
If Wal-Mart can't keep an eye on its contractors here, how well can it do in China?
The business Web site Hoover's Online reports that Wal-Mart is the world's top retailer with 4,800 stores, three-quarters of them in this country. The company estimates that 93 million Americans shop at its stores. It also happens to be the top retailer in Canada and Mexico.
So things are looking rosy at Wal-Mart corporate headquarters in Bentonville, Ark. The firm had net income of more than $8 billion last year, up more than 20 percent from the year before. It had sales of $245 billion last year, 12 percent more than the year before. But with 1.4 million employees in 2003, it had only 1.2 percent more than the year before.
When you see those vests that ask, "How may I help you?" it should add, "I may be your last chance."
From a strictly business standpoint, the company's record of growth is unmatched. According to the specialized publication Chain Store Age, Wal-Mart plans to spend more than $12 billion on new-store construction in 2004, resulting in some 50 to 55 discount stores and 220 to 230 supercenters across America. About 140 of the new supercenters, which include full grocery stores, will be relocated or expanded units. That was the case with the new one at Central Park that replaced the old one on State Route 3 in Spotsylvania.
There's no denying the success of the Wal-Mart model, and no indication that the company will change what it considers a proven, successful formula. Why should it, when the Walton family is free to amass billions of dollars rather than reinvest it in its own workers or in foreign factories?
But in the long run, will Wal-Mart prove to be an American success story or an American nightmare? Is it really shoppers' Nirvana, or is that simply what Wal-Mart would have us believe?
Wal-Mart has become America's largest toy retailer. As a result, FAO Schwarz has shut down, Zany Brainy has filed for bankruptcy, KB Toys is closing 375 stores (including nine elsewhere in Virginia), and Toys "R" Us is reacting to the pressure by carrying more clothes and fewer toys.Giant impact
A survey on the supercenters' impact on grocery stores suggests that two supermarkets will close every time a supercenter opens. Locally, the impact may be felt as Royal Ahold, the parent company of Giant Food, reorganizes its holdings, cuts jobs, and turns Giant into a leaner, more price-oriented chain. Ahold blames its troubles, in part, on Wal-Mart supercenters.
Drug stores feel the pinch as well when Wal-Mart pharmacies gobble up their business.
Which local stores will close when Wal-Mart opens yet another supercenter next year at Southpoint? Time will tell.
County officials applauded the company's return to Spotsylvania County after closing the Route 3 store in 2002. But will the new tax revenues be offset by the loss of business elsewhere? How about the less-visible costs of emergency-room visits by Wal-Mart employees who can't afford health insurance? How about the unemployment insurance that's paid to those put out of work by Wal-Mart?
Such costs are borne by everyone, including the low-income families who rely on Wal-Mart to stretch their dollars. The company's very existence depends on people failing to realize that, in one way or another, we all end up paying for low, low Wal-Mart prices.
What we get are fewer stores to choose from, higher insurance costs, unemployed neighbors who face the loss of their homes, and a culture that believes there's nothing more important than saving a few cents on toilet paper and light bulbs.
The richest nation in the world, and all we want are low prices and low taxes. When it finally hits home that we have a cheapened quality of life to match, we shouldn't complain.
Certainly Wal-Mart won't complain. It is supplying itself with an ever growing pool of low-income people who think they're doing themselves a favor by shopping there. And if Wal-Mart took away their jobs, they can wait in line all day.
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The one thing on which the entire Genesis debate hinges is whether we acknowledge the role played by hermeneutics.
From 2012: The entire BioLogos community would like to thank Dr. Keathley not only for his work in writing his introductory essay, but for his willingness to organize a small collection of essays by other Southern Baptist scholars describing their concerns about the BioLogos perspective. We welcome this opportunity to clarify our positions and remove stumbling blocks where possible.
Pope Francis is reiterating a basic claim in Catholic Christianity: If one acknowledges that God creates by giving creatures not only their existence but also their natures, one can reconcile an evolutionary worldview with the Christian faith.
While reading about and studying the processes that gave rise to this astonishing world, please don't forget that it is beautiful. It is not merely mechanics, but poetry.
John Calvin really believed that the sun revolved around the earth, but we shouldn't dismiss the rest of his theology because of this error.
The former chair of the Harvard University physics department muses on how faith gives meaning to his scientific work.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Theology needs science, but science needs theology; there can be no two-state solution.
In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
Here are some of the best responses from around the web to David's Barash's controversial editorial about God and Evolution in the New York Times.
If discussions of science and religion sometimes get bogged down in Genesis, perhaps that is because they have not made the preparatory journey through the rich material of the Wisdom books.
"We should be slow to accuse another of discarding the authority of Scripture, and therefore denouncing them, just because they interpret Scripture differently than we do."
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
But what I heard on Sundays did not seem to fit with what I experienced of the world the rest of the week. Growing up in New Mexico in the cottonwood bosque of the Rio Grande valley provided everything for a kid to become a biologist. I roamed along the river, cooked over cottonwood fires, ate wild asparagus, watched clouds form thunderheads over the distant peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
It is important to know what we should not expect from the Bible. But my fear is that we leave it at that and neglect the role that the Bible plays in the lives of Christians here and now.


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As a rule, Americans eat like pigs -- especially at Thanksgiving. So at the risk of spoiling your appetite, here's an insider's look at what happens when you pack in all that food.
As a rule, Americans eat like pigs -- especially at Thanksgiving. So at the risk of spoiling your appetite, here's an insider's look at what happens when you pack in all that food.
We know, we know -- its' still a little early for Christmas shopping. But here's a sneak peek at what's on our list.
When I was young, my dad and I sampled all the food we could eat when we went "Thanksgiving Hopping."
After Black Friday, don't forget Small Business Saturday, when we can all pitch in to help our community by shopping locally.
OK, maybe it's worth putting off dessert for some Thanksgiving night or Black Friday shopping -- look at some of these deals!
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This Thanksgiving, make sure to be thankful for the fact that you can continue to eat, well after you've unzipped your pants and stretched your waist size to a number that some may confuse with an area code.
We couldn't resist getting our 2014 holiday gift guide started just a little bit early, even though we're firm believers of waiting to celebrate the holidays after Thanksgiving.
This weekend is the busiest shopping weekend of the year. With Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, a lot of money will be flying out of people's wallets. I'm all about shopping locally and keeping money in town to support the local economy
More and more stores are opening their doors to shoppers on Thanksgiving Day, but the day after Thanksgiving – Black Friday – will remain one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Better Business Bureau (BBB) is offering advice for people making plans to capitalize on Black Friday savings offers.
Everyone knows Black Friday is the busiest shopping day of the year. But in recent years, the day after Black Friday has been dubbed "Small Business Saturday" -- a day you're encouraged to go out and shop at locally owned stores, eat at some locally owned establishments and keep the money in our community.
Black Friday has crept into Thanksgiving Day, offering amazing deals at low, low prices. Black Friday shopping is a tradition for many, but will you risk leaving your family on Thanksgiving to save a few bucks? Take the poll and sound off.
Check out how the top retailers are competing for your holiday dollar.
These turkeys turn the Thanksgiving tables.
I grew up in a house that did not observe any holidays. It was forbidden in our church, so that meant no celebrating Christmas, birthdays, Easter or Thanksgiving. Nevertheless, my father saw a way to find a nifty loophole so that he could celebrate Thanksgiving on the down-low! He called it "Thanksgiving Hopping!"
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text: Toro Rosso to announce Key as Ascanelli successor 24 August, 2012 Aug.24 (GMM) Daniel Ricciardo has hinted that Giorgio Ascanelli's successor at Toro Rosso could be announced soon, with the role expected to be filled by the former Sauber man, 40-year-old Briton James Key. We reported last month that technical director Ascanelli was absent and officially on 'holiday' during the recent German and Hungarian grands prix, with Key earmarked to take over the vacated position at the Red Bull owned squad… "(I don't know) Whether it's something that will get resolved over the break," Australian news agency AAP quotes Toro Rosso driver Ricciardo as saying. "Maybe it [Ascanelli's departure] came at a good time and [with] some time off everyone can rethink. Maybe it will be good and, come to Spa, maybe everything will be normal again – or there could be some changes," added Ricciardo. Writing in Germany's Speed Week, Peter Hesseler suggested Key could start his new job at Toro Rosso on 1 September. Auto Motor und Sport suggests that Ascanelli split with Toro Rosso following disagreements about team strategy and the development direction of the car. After ousting its established drivers Sebastien Buemi and Jaime Alguersuari last year, Toro Rosso has scored just 6 points so far in 2012 with newcomers Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne. "Are the drivers too inexperienced, or is the car bad?" wondered AM&S. "The truth is probably somewhere in the middle." Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko, the architect of Toro Rosso's new lineup, seems to have exonerated the drivers. "If it rains, they are quick," said the Austrian. "This shows that they are on it. "The engineers went in the wrong direction with the development of the exhaust," said Marko. Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsToro Rosso only option for Sainz to enter F1 in 2015Sainz: A big blow if I don't get Toro Rosso driveVerstappen on FP1 duty for Toro Rosso in BrazilBrazilian Grand Prix: Toro Rosso preview InterlagosTost wants Vergne not Sainz for Toro Rosso in 2015Verstappen wants Vergne to be Toro Rosso teammateSainz: If Verstappen deserves F1 then I deserve it even moreDTM champion Wittmann awarded Toro Rosso testSainz: I wait for Red Bull to inform me on my futureSainz patient amid Vergne staying at Toro Rosso reports Sohail Khan Toro Rosso have done themselves no harm by signing James Key whose design is the fantastic Sauber C31. Let's hope Toro Rosso starts closing the gap to teams like Williams and Force India whose technical director Andrew Green is nothing more than a donkey.


text: "I started cooking when I was a kid because I was the youngest of five in a big family," recalls Ryan Hardy, executive chef of Charlie Bird. "We were like slave labor, and cooking would teach us discipline and keep us busy on hot summer days. I hated it at the time, but the life lessons sunk in."


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Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler.Photo by Andy Johns /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Average duration of state unemployment benefits:
• Georgia: 13.4 weeks
• Tennessee: 15.4 weeks
• Alabama: 15 weeks
• National average: 17.6 weeks
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Though Georgia's unemployment rate ranks ninth-worst in the nation at 9.7 percent, the state Department of Labor says that the recently unemployed are getting back to work more quickly than ever.
Mark Butler, Georgia's labor commissioner, said that Georgians use less of their state unemployment benefit than almost any other state, stopping benefits after an average of just 13.4 weeks.
Butler credited Georgia's practice of tying benefits to job training re-employment services with shorter duration of state payouts.
"When people think of a labor department, traditionally they think of the unemployment office," Butler said. "In Georgia, we are trying to stop that. This is an employment office."
Georgia was bested only by sparsely populated North Dakota, which boasts the nation's lowest jobless rate at 3.3 percent and had the shortest average state unemployment of just 12.5 weeks.
The state also handily beat the national average by a month and bested Tennessee, which pays state unemployment benefits for an average of 15.4 weeks.
Despite the decline in benefit duration, Georgia still ranks among the hardest-hit by joblessness, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The state jobless rate of 9.7 percent is a full point greater than that of Tennessee, and is even higher than that of Alabama, which has an unemployment rate of 8.1 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
John Garrett, UC Foundation professor of economics at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, chalked up the seemingly contradictory statistics to increased "churn" in Georgia's labor market.
"There's nothing wrong with churn because we can pick and choose jobs; it means that people can find a better job or something that pays them more," Garrett said.
However, when a high rate of job turnover is combined with a high unemployment rate, it paints the picture of a revolving door, he said.
Economist Roger Tutterow, Atlanta-based professor at Mercer University, said Georgia's hangover from the residential real estate crash is the primary reason for lingering high unemployment, especially in callings such as construction and real estate.
"We have more rotation in the jobs where individuals are entering and exiting unemployment, so though the duration of employment is shorter, still you have people exiting," he said.
Georgia's nearly decade-old Georgia Works program was among the first in the country to tie benefits to job training, and the new statistics are an indication the program may have achieved some degree of success, he added.
"The design of that program was to shorten the period that people are unemployed, so there may be policy positions that could account for the lower duration in unemployment," Tutterow said.
Whether the glass is half empty or half full, there's light at the end of the tunnel for Georgia's workers, said Tom Krause, press secretary for Butler.
The state's December unemployment rate fell from the previous two months in 2011 and dropped significantly since December 2010, Krause said.
"The average duration on unemployment statistic helps us see why: Our labor market is strengthening," he said.
Krause said many of the jobless making up Georgia's 9.7 percent unemployment rate have been out of work for a long time and have moved onto the federal jobless list. But the recently unemployed are seeing a more active labor market.
The state's rapid response teams take skilled workers and plug them into corresponding jobs, but many workers may have skills that no longer are in demand. That's where state training programs kick in, he said.
"Unfortunately, we still have a problem with job loss and long-term unemployment," he wrote in an e-mail. "Our average duration on unemployment, however, shows that we are moving in the right direction."
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Police have arrested two Louisiana men and booked them with the theft of multiple weapons from a D'Iberville gun shop.
D'Iberville Police Capt. Clay Jones tells The Sun Herald that 27-year-old Kevin Parfait and 30-year-old John Ross Harold, both of Houma, defeated an alarm system at Cook's Gun Shop early Thursday and stole 24 handguns and a rifle.
A D'Iberville officer saw a suspicious vehicle in the area of Wieck Road and Popp's Ferry Road at about 1:40 a.m.
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Instant Crowd Pleaser: Magna-Tiles
There are toys, foods, songs, etc that bring smiles all around. Magna-Tiles delight kids and parents alike. It's perfect for the 3-to-7 year old crowd. Actually, make that the 3-to-107 year old set.
Pirate Week: Accessories & Decor
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If you're feeling charitable, you might describe Ricky Bobby Sports Saloon and Restaurant, with its checkered flags and black-and-yellow stock car out front, as a loving, if unauthorized, homage to the 2006 Will Farrell/John C. Reilly film Talladega Nights. The breastaurant's parent company, strip c ... More >>
Why are Mastodon writing music for the new Monsters Inc. prequel, Monsters University? As this blog's self-appointed Mastodon Correspondent (the position pays as well as you'd imagine), I have been ordered to conduct an immediate investigation into this somewhat unexpected turn of events, lest we al ... More >>
Animated franchise stalls out.
Dallas likes to save rubber bands. That's according to those who responded to the America's Least Wasteful Cities survey, anyway.Some news and notes on this thank-God-it's-Friday:I've been told that everyone loves lists. So, then, with that in mind: Mazel tov, Dallas! Last year, we came in at No. ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Friday, May 15, 2009... Martin Scorsesse is set to direct a feature film biopic of a music legend: Frank Sinatra, baby. Kajagoogoo are reuniting for the first time in 25 years. Something tells me it's not to promote a greatest hit collection. Wanna taste ... More >>
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In more than three decades as an animator, Henry Selick has lived not only at the edge of the film industry, but as a stop-motion animator, even the fringes of animation world. From The Nightmare Before Christmas to Coraline, though, audiences have gladly followed him out to the edge.Tuesday night, ... More >>
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John Travolta was supposed to be in town September 9 to speak at the Brinker International Forum, which'll take place at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. But he can't make it, says a media release that just went out -- "due to unforeseen professional obligations," by which I assume they mean ... More >>
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A scene from John Carstarphen's Panic Time, which debuts tonight for free at the Inwood Theater Old Friend of Unfair Park John Carstarphen, whose 1995 debut Stealin' Home was a fave of former DO'er Matt Zoller Seitz's way back when ("a funky, frenetic, upbeat piece of African-Americana!"), debuts hi ... More >>
George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh will no longer produce as Section Eight. But Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban will still work with both filmmakers at their respective production companies. Yesterday came word that George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh have decided to shutter their production company, ... More >>
The screen lights up with Women In Film
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Whether you agree with it or not, Tuesday the U.S. Senate said yes to a $838 billion economic stimulus bill.
One Colorado Springs expert says it's hard to tell what the bill would mean for Americans in the long run.
Just a few more hurdles to go and President Barack Obama's multi-billion-dollar stimulus plan could become a reality.
"I think he's going to do what he says he's going to do and I think we as a nation need to feel comfortable with that," said Pamela Jenkins who lives in Colorado Springs.
Ken Rogers, a Financial Advisor for nearly half-a-century says our current economic state has him stumped. "You don't know and nobody knows the answers to it right now," said Rogers.
Rogers says he is sure of one thing. "We've got to get it right this time," said Rogers.
Rogers is among those who believe the stimulus money would be better spent in other ways such as putting more of it into our pockets.
President Obama said he has to do what he has to do. "This notion that I just came in here and decided to spend $800 billion, that isn't how I envisioned my presidency beginning," said President Barack Obama.
Even if a version does pass, Rogers believes it will take years for us to actually see the effects. "It's going to take time to get to the bottom of it," said Rogers.
"This is the worst I've ever seen it, so whatever the president is willing to try, I'm willing to support," said Eva Johnson of Colorado Springs.
Some of that stimulus money is slated to go toward helping homeowners avoid foreclosure, toward doubling production of alternative energy and helping to create 4-million new jobs.
Before the bill can land on President Obama's desk the house and the senate need to come to an agreement between their 2 versions. President Obama is hoping to sign the bill by President's Day.
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