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- This study offers a historical review of the monetary policy reform of October 6, 1979, and discusses the influences behind it and its significance. We lay out the record from the start of 1979 through the spring of 1980, relying almost exclusively upon contemporaneous sources, including the recently released transcripts of Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings during 1979. We then present and discuss in detail the reasons for the FOMC's adoption of the reform and the communications challenge presented to the Committee during this period. Further, we examine whether the essential characteristics of the reform were consistent with monetarism, new, neo, or old-fashioned Keynesianism, nominal income targeting, and inflation targeting. The record suggests that the reform was adopted when the FOMC became convinced that its earlier gradualist strategy using finely tuned interest rate moves had proved inadequate for fighting inflation and reversing inflation expectations. The new plan had to break dramatically with established practice, allow for the possibility of substantial increases in short-term interest rates, yet be politically acceptable, and convince financial markets participants that it would be effective. The new operating procedures were also adopted for the pragmatic reason that they would likely succeed. Klassifikation: E52, E58, E61, E65. December 2004.
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- Monetary policy analysts often rely on rules-of-thumb, such as the Taylor rule, to describe historical monetary policy decisions and to compare current policy to historical norms. Analysis along these lines also permits evaluation of episodes where policy may have deviated from a simple rule and examination of the reasons behind such deviations. One interesting question is whether such rules-of-thumb should draw on policymakers "forecasts of key variables such as inflation and unemployment or on observed outcomes. Importantly, deviations of the policy from the prescriptions of a Taylor rule that relies on outcomes may be due to systematic responses to information captured in policymakers" own projections. We investigate this proposition in the context of FOMC policy decisions over the past 20 years using publicly available FOMC projections from the biannual monetary policy reports to the Congress (Humphrey-Hawkins reports). Our results indicate that FOMC decisions can indeed be predominantly explained in terms of the FOMC´s own projections rather than observed outcomes. Thus, a forecast-based rule-of-thumb better characterizes FOMC decision-making. We also confirm that many of the apparent deviations of the federal funds rate from an outcome-based Taylor-style rule may be considered systematic responses to information contained in FOMC projections.


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Theoretically, there is no better real estate for a political candidate than the inside of a polling place, where a candidate's name can be freshly stamped onto voters' minds as they enter the voting booth. Currently, though, only one politician in Ohio gets access to this potential last-minute plug: Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted.
He says recent voter information signs prominently featuring his name are standard issue for secretary of state. But Democrats say he's taking unfair advantage of his position.
There are laws against campaigning in polling places, and bumper stickers, buttons or other campaign swag are frowned upon in our temples of democracy the way movie theaters hate it when you try to sneak in some Twizzlers or a bunch of McChicken sandwiches in your pants. (I tried this once and the theater wasn't too happy. I think you can sneak snacks into the polling places, though.)
So big signs with your name on them are a no-go, unless you're the current secretary of state, charged with overseeing elections. Then you're required to draw up informational posters with instructions on how voters can update their voter registration and make sure they're at the right polling place. These posters can be posted at voting locations. You can also put your name on those things. Real big, if you want to.
Husted definitely wanted to, and did, emblazoning his name and signature on 2-foot by 3-foot posters that his office is now requiring all polling places to post. That has Democrats, including Hamilton County Democratic Chairman Tim Burke, crying foul.
Burke has taken exception to the inclusion of Husted's name "the size of an oversized bumper sticker" on those posters. Burke is also chair of the Hamilton County Board of Elections, and he fired off an email earlier this week to Husted's office demanding clarification about the requirement polling places post the posters. The letter contained some not-so-subtle digs as well.
"I am struggling to understand how it is legitimate or fair to create a situation where you will be the only candidate on the ballot in next month's election to have your name prominently displayed along with the office to which you seek reelection in each polling place," Burke wrote in the message dated Oct. 7.
Burke also questioned the inclusion of a second, 11-by-17-inch poster that likewise prominently features Husted's name. That poster, designed by a 5th grade contest winner, has little factual information about voting, Burke says.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Matt Damschroder replied later that evening, saying the posters are a routine task for the secretary of state's office and that Husted's name and signature are present to assure voters that the poster is official. Damschroder also pointed out that county board of elections members, such as Burke, have their signatures displayed at the bottom of ballots.
Those signatures are small, however, and are unaccompanied by text spelling out the commissioners' names. Perhaps they should work on the size and legibility of their autographs.
Let's not forget the fifth-grade contest winner in all this. Damschroder said polling places aren't required to post that poster.
"We have simply suggested that boards of elections post the winning design to advance the two-fold goal of encouraging participation in the democratic process, generally, and building civic-mindedness among the next generation of voters," he said.
If that kid is following along with what's happening to that poster, she or he is surely getting a lesson about politics as well.
In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here.
The vice presidential debate between Democratic Vice President Joe Biden and Republican U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan took place last night. The general consensus among pundits is the debate was a draw, with perhaps Biden edging out ahead. Regardless of who won, political scientists say debates have little-to-no electoral impact in the long term, especially vice presidential debates.
Mitt Romney made a bit of a flub yesterday. He told The Columbus Dispatch, "We don't have a setting across this country where if you don't have insurance, we just say to you, 'Tough luck, you're going to die when you have your heart attack.'" However, that's not completely accurate. Research shows the uninsured are a lot more likely to die from a heart attack, mostly because they get substantially less preventive health care.
PolitiFact Ohio says Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted is wrong about Issue 2. Specifically, Husted said if a member of the independent commission was bribed, the member could not be kicked out of office. PolitiFact says the claim is false because methods for removing unelected officials from office exist outside of the redistricting amendment. If Issue 2 passed, redistricting would be handled by an independent citizens commission. Currently, elected officials redraw district boundaries, but they often use the process for political advantage. The Republican majority redrew the First Congressional District, which includes Cincinnati, to include Warren County, giving Republicans an advantage by giving them more rural voters that are more likely to vote for them.
But Husted did have some good news yesterday. A federal appeals court judge upheld a decision requiring election officials to count provisional ballots that were brought about due to poll worker mistakes. Husted didn't much care for that part of the ruling. However, the judge also said a legal signature must be required on every provisional ballot, overturning that part of the previous decision. A very small win, but Husted seemed happy in a statement: "I am extremely pleased that the Court of Appeals agreed with me that we must have a valid, legal signature on all provisional ballots."
The mayor and Cincinnati Public Schools announced a new joint effort that won a $40,000 grant yesterday. The effort will go to 50 tutors, who will help 100 students meet the state's new Third Grade Reading Guarantee.
However, a loophole in the Third Grade Reading Guarantee may allow third-graders to skip tests to move onto the fourth grade.
Out of 12 similar regions, Cincinnati ranks No. 10 on 15 indicators including jobs, cost of living and population. Cincinnati did fairly well in terms of just jobs, though; the city was No. 6 in that category. The ranks come from Vision 2015 and Agenda 360.
With the support of Gov. John Kasich, Ohio is trying to do more with university research. The theme of the push is to build stronger links between universities and the private sector to boost stronger, entrepreneurial research.
Josh Mandel, state treasurer and Ohio's Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, is in trouble again for not answering questions. A testy exchange on live radio started when Ron Ponder, the host, asked Mandel about potential cronyism in the treasurer's office, and Mandel replied by implying Ponder is with the Brown campaign. Ponder got so fed up he eventually ended the exchange by saying, "Hang up on this dude, man."
Does eating more chocolate earn a nation more Nobel prizes? Science says no. I say yes.
In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here. More than 1.1 million Ohioans have requested absentee ballots.
Secretary of State Jon Husted appealed an early voting ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court. The ruling by the appeals court said all Ohioans must be allowed to vote on the three days before Election Day. Previously, only military personnel and their families were allowed. The appeals court ruling also passed the final decision on whether voting should be allowed during those three days to the county boards of elections and Husted.
Husted also sent out a directive Thursday telling board of elections employees that they can only notify absentee voters about mistakes on their ballots through first-class mail. Previously, email and phone notifications were allowed.
Rev. Jesse Jackson was in Cincinnati yesterday in part to criticize Husted and other Republicans. Jackson accused Ohio's state government of engaging in voter suppression. The reverend's claims have some merit. In moments of perhaps too much honesty, Republican aides have cited racial politics as a reason for opposing the expansion of in-person early voting. In an email to The Columbus Dispatch published on Aug. 19, Doug Preisse, close adviser to Gov. John Kasich, said, "I guess I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine."
In a new video, Josh Mandel, the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, dodged answering a question about whether he would support the auto bailout for five straight minutes.
More preliminary data for Ohio's schools and school districts will be released next week. The data gives insight into how Ohio's education system is holding up.
The Ohio Board of Education also promised to pursue the state auditor's recommendation of making the student information database in-house, which Auditor Dave Yost says could save $430,000 a year.
"We are holding our own feet to the fire," promised Bob McDonald, CEO of Procter & Gamble, at P&G's annual meeting. The Cincinnati-based company had a rocky year, and the harsh questions at the meeting reflected the troubles. McDonald promises he has a plan for growth.
In response to last week's Taser report, local police departments haven't done much.
President Barack Obama and opponent Mitt Romney were in
Ohio yesterday. Obama drew significant crowds at Ohio State University,
while Romney drew a new chant of "four more weeks." Ohio is considered a must-win for Romney, but Obama is currently up by 0.8 points in the state.
A new report from the left-leaning Urban Institute says Obamacare will lower health care costs for small businesses and have minimal impact on large businesses. But another report says Obamacare will raise costs for mid-size businesses.
A new ad shows that the presidential election has probably jumped the shark:
Today is primary election day in Ohio, but there are no ballot items in Cincinnati. Some Hamilton County precincts outside the city have ballot issues, which are listed here. Polls will be open between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
An amendment snuck into the budget bill approved by the Republican-controlled Ohio House would force universities to decide between providing the proper documentation for voting to out-of-state students or getting extra money from out-of-state tuition rates, prompting concerns from Democrats that Republicans are attempting to limit voting opportunities once again. Republicans spent a bulk of the lead-up to the 2012 election approving measures that limit voting, including a later-repealed set of laws that greatly reduced early voting hours.
About 82 percent of all Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified buildings in Ohio are in Cincinnati, and the reason is likely local tax incentives, which allow Cincinnatians to eliminate property taxes for up to 15 years by retrofitting businesses and homes in an environmentally friendly manner. CityBeat covered Cincinnati's successes in solar energy here and FirstEnergy's campaign to weaken Ohio's energy efficiency standards here.
If legislators fail to take up the Medicaid expansion, the issue could appear on the ballot on November 2014. Supporters of the expansion, including Gov. John Kasich, say the expansion will help insure hundreds of thousands of Ohioans and save the state money in the next decade, but Republican legislators say they're concerned the federal funds backing the expansion will eventually dry up. CityBeat covered the Ohio House budget bill, which effectively rejected the expansion for the time being, here.
The Ohio Department of Transportation says 2,230 bridges in the state need repairs, but there's not enough funding to make it happen.
Ohio banks are warning of possible cyberattacks that could happen today. The Ohio Bankers League and the Ohio Credit Union League said the attacks would impact online services but not the security of customers' bank accounts.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport has the second highest airfares in the nation, according to statistics released by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble was ranked No. 7 in a ranking for top 50 most diverse companies by DiverseInc.
Sometimes human brains make people do bad things, such as enjoying high-calorie foods even when the foods aren't delicious.
The Hamilton County Board of Elections on Monday split along party lines over whether the board should move its offices and early voting from downtown, Cincinnati's urban core, to Mount Airy, where only one bus line runs.
The two Democrats on the board dispute the move. They claim the move would make voting less accessible to voters who rely on public transportation to make it to the ballot box.
Republicans on the board argue the move would make voting more accessible to suburban voters and provide free parking that's scarcely available at the current downtown offices. They call the move "good government" because it would consolidate some county services at Mount Airy, where county officials plan to build a crime lab as long as the Board of Elections moves with the coroner's office and provides the critical mass necessary to financially justify renovations at a former hospital.
Republicans cautioned their proposed motion would keep early voting downtown through the 2016 presidential elections. After that, the board's offices would move, along with early voting.
Ohio's secretary of state — Republican Jon Husted — normally breaks tie votes on county boards of elections. The secretary of state's office claims Husted will remain undecided on the issue until he reviews documents from the Board of Elections explaining both sides of the tie vote. But spokesperson Matt McClellan says Husted would like to see the Board of Elections reach a compromise before he is forced to intervene.
The board's vote followed a contentious back-and-forth between public speakers and board members regarding the looming decision. Most speakers spoke against the move and labeled it "voter suppression." Some dissenters supported the move for its fiscal prudence.
Alex Triantafilou, a Republican on the Board of Elections, accused Democrats of "playing politics" with the move. He claims Democrats just want to keep early voting in a Democratic stronghold like downtown.
Democrats Tim Burke and Caleb Faux countered that, along the same lines, the Mount Airy facility would benefit Republicans by making early voting more accessible to Republican-leaning suburban voters and less accessible to Democrat-leaning urban voters.
State Rep. Alicia Reece, a local Democrat who spoke at the meeting, rebuked accusations of partisan politics and reiterated an argument she made to reporters on Thursday.
"The reality is the Board of Elections at its current location has declared both Democrat and Republican winners of elections," Reece previously said. "I think the focus is to just make sure that we have a facility that everyone can have access to, whether you're driving or whether you're on the bus."
Mayor John Cranley, a Democrat, on Thursday offered free space at the Shillito's building in an attempt to keep early voting downtown.
But Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann, a Republican, told CityBeat the offer is not enough to satisfy the county's occupancy needs at Mount Airy, even if the city moves some police services, such as SWAT operations, to the Mount Airy facility to help fill out the 500,000 square foot building.
"Without the Board of Elections coming with the crime lab, that's not enough occupancy," Hartmann said. "There would be some good potential co-location opportunities with the city (at the Mount Airy facility), but not enough to take up 400,000 square feet."
County officials expect the crime lab to take up 100,000 square feet at the Mount Airy facility, and the Board of Elections would occupy another 100,000 square feet. So the county needs to fill 300,000 square feet to fully utilize the Mount Airy facility, even if the Board of Elections moves.
This story was updated with comments from the secretary of state's office.
If you have any questions about Cincinnati, CityBeat's staff will do its very best to answer if you submit them here.
The Ohio Ballot Board certified an amendment that would legalize medical marijuana and industrial hemp in Ohio. Petitioners will now have to gather 385,253 signatures to get the issue on the ballot — most likely this year or 2014. CityBeat previously covered Ohio's medical marijuana movement in greater detail here.
Republican county commissioners are asking the Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana Regional Council of Governments to pull $4 million in streetcar funding, but the city says OKI can't legally do it. Commissioners Greg Hartmann and Chris Monzel, who are also members of the OKI board, made the request in a letter. City spokesperson Meg Olberding says OKI was simply an agency that passed the money along as it worked through the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to OKI to the Southwest Ohio Regional Transportation Authority (SORTA), and the agreement doesn't allow OKI to interfere any further. This morning, the city's Twitter account tweeted, "City has confirmed with Feds that OKI cannot pull streetcar $ bc funds are already obligated to this federal project."
Ohio released its first ever statewide report on voter fraud yesterday, called the "Post-2012 General Election Voter Fraud Report." Secretary of State Jon Husted said the report shows voter fraud exists, but it's "not an epidemic." That coincides with previous findings from researchers: An extensive study of the nation's databases by News21, a Carnegie-Knight journalism initiative, found no evidence of widespread voter fraud.
Ohio Democrats are proposing more accountability rules for JobsOhio, including adherence to public record laws, open meeting laws, state ethics laws for employees and full state audits. JobsOhio is a privatized nonprofit agency established by Gov. John Kasich and Republican legislators to eventually replace the Ohio Department of Development. They claim the privatized nature of the agency allows it to respond to economic problems more quickly, but Democrats say the agency redirects public funds with minimal oversight.
Cincinnati will host a march against genetically modified organisms Saturday as part of the international March Against Monsanto. The movement's organizers are calling on participants that explain the facts of genetically modified organisms, encouraging "no slandering, no opinions or paper — just facts." The protest is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Piatt Park.
A.G. Lafley is reclaiming the top spot at Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble. The company says the change is not part of a deeper issue.
The 35th annual Taste of Cincinnati begins tomorrow.
Win or lose, the University of Cincinnati baseball team has a lot of fun.
An adorable Labrador Retriever puppy had her heart cured after a minimally invasive heart procedure — the first ever in the Tri-State.
Salamanders have some lessons for humans when it comes to regrowing limbs.
Holder revealed the DOJ's intention to join the fight in Ohio over early voting during an interview about terrorism with ABC News in London July 11. That portion of the interview was unaired. Holder's comments were revealed when the DOJ released transcripts to the press this week.
The Ohio suit, originally brought by the Ohio American Civil Liberties Union and other civil rights groups, claims the Republican-led elimination of early voting hours is unconstitutional because it will disproportionately affect minorities.
Ohio's General Assembly, which is controlled by Republicans, passed laws in February eliminating six early voting days and same-day voter registration. Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted subsequently eliminated early voting the last two Sundays before elections and on weekday evenings in the days before elections.
Some of Husted's cuts to early voting the Sunday before elections were undone by a federal district court judge, who ruled that the state must reinstitute early voting in the final three days before an election. Despite that victory, the other cuts have yet to be restored and are the grounds for the ACLU's lawsuit.
In the interview, Holder said voting is "the most basic of our rights" and vowed that he "will use every power that I have, every ability that I have as Attorney General to defend that right to vote."
Holder also said the DOJ will file in another voting rights case over Wisconsin's voter ID law, which has seen a pitched battle in federal courts.
Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald applauded Holder's comments in a news release today.
"I'm pleased that the U.S. Department of Justice will be joining the fight to protect voter rights in Ohio," FitzGerald said in the release. "Under Governor Kasich, access to the polls has significantly decreased for hardworking Ohioans across the state."
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted on Friday ruled that the Hamilton County Board of Elections can move to a former hospital site at Mount Airy after the 2016 election, but whether early voting moves along with the Board of Elections needs to be resolved separately. The decision does little to resolve the dispute between local Democrats and Republicans about which location — downtown or Mount Airy — is better for early voters. Democrats argue downtown, as the central hub of local public transportation, best meets the need of most early voters. Republicans argue the Mount Airy facility is closer to the center of the whole county and provides free parking, which Republicans say should make up for the few bus routes that go to the neighborhood.
Gov. John Kasich on Friday signed two controversial election bills that reduce the time allotted for early voting by one week and restrict counties' ability to send out unsolicited absentee voting applications. The reduction of early voting in particular raised claims of "voter suppression" from Democrats because the bill eliminates the Golden Week in which early voters can register to vote and actually vote on the same day. Republicans say the bills are necessary to establish uniform early voting hours and rules across the state. In general, both sides acknowledge Democrats benefit from more early voting access and Republicans benefit from less early voting access.
Income inequality rose in Ohio between 1979 and 2011, but Ohio fared better than most states, according to an analysis from the Economic Policy Institute and the Economic Analysis and Research Network. Ohio's top 1 percent make roughly 18.1 times the annual income as the bottom 99 percent. In comparison, the average nationwide rate is 24.4 and the rate in the two worst performing states — New York and Connecticut — is 40.
Contrary to faulty reports from Councilman Charlie Winburn and The Cincinnati Enquirer, the city extensively warned residents about its decision to decertify the flood levee around Lunken Airport. In fact, Winburn in 2010 actually voted in favor of an ordinance that supported the decertification. The decision means residents in the area need to purchase flood insurance.
Mayor John Cranley and other city officials plan to boost minority- and women-owned business contracts through aspirational inclusion goals set between the city and contractors. Since the city can't force businesses to meet the goals, Cranley acknowledges the city could fail. But contractors who worked on the Horsehoe Casino said a similar policy was effective in boosting minority rates for that project.
Two people died in Walnut Hills today after a stabbing and police-involved shooting, according to Cincinnati Police.
Cincinnati plans to increase efforts to get more solar panels on city rooftops. A more specific announcement should come in the next few weeks. Just a couple weeks ago, the Solar Foundation ranked Ohio No. 8 in the nation for solar jobs.
Ohio gas prices continued rising this week.
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City Council watered down Mayor John Cranley's parking plan to
just two proposals: upgrading parking meters and increased enforcement. Council and public opposition ultimately proved too much for increasing neighborhood rates and expanded evening hours at major hubs. The changes
mean less revenue for the city but reduced parking costs for
residents. Still, with the parking plan changing almost daily, it's
unclear whether the current iteration will be the final proposal that
the Neighborhood Committee and City Council ultimately pass.
Compare: Cranley's original parking plan versus the parking privatization plan.Meanwhile, Xerox, the private operator that took over Cincinnati's parking meters in the parking privatization plan, proposed its own version of a parking plan in which the company manages parking meters while City Council retains control over setting hours, rates and enforcement. Xerox says its plan will generate more revenue. But Cranley rejected Xerox's plan weeks ago.
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Cranley yesterday announced he's partnering with Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley to get a share of $1.3 billion in federal funds that would help attract manufacturing. The two cities will compete as one community for the federal Investing in Manufacturing Communities Partnership. The competition's 12 winners will each receive part of the $1.3 billion pot. Even if Cincinnati and Dayton don't win, Cranley said the competition will at least get them thinking about working together as a community for manufacturing jobs.
The Republican-controlled Ohio legislature yesterday approved controversial election bills that reduce the state's early voting period by one week and restrict counties' abilities to mail out unsolicited absentee ballot applications. Democrats say the measures are meant to suppress voters, but Republicans argue the changes are supposed to set uniform standards across the state. At least one top Ohio Republican previously admitted the measures were supposed to suppress voters, particularly "the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine." Gov. John Kasich is now the only person that stands between the bill becoming law.
The city plans to undertake a pothole-fixing blitz in March.
The Greater Cincinnati Port Authority will begin its 14-neighborhood rehabilitation plan in Evanston, where the agency will target about 100 properties.
With a "virtual online menu" and access to vocational education in the seventh grade, Gov. Kasich says he wants to get Ohio students planning their careers much earlier.
The Ohio House approved a plan that will give schools four more calamity days — more popularly known as "snow days" — for the current school year. The bill now heads to the Ohio Senate and Kasich.
U.S. Sen Sherrod Brown wants to close a loophole in Medicare that costs seniors thousands of dollars in unexpected medical bills.
Quinnipiac University's most recent poll found Ohioans would choose Hillary Clinton over Kasich and other Republicans for president.
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Local early voting could move from downtown to Mount Airy, where only one bus line runs, following a split, party-line vote from the Hamilton County Board of Elections. Democrats oppose the move because they say it will make early voting less accessible to people who rely on public transportation to make it to the ballot box. Republicans support the move as part of a plan to consolidate some county services, particularly a new crime lab, at the Mount Airy facility. With the board split, Secretary of State Jon Husted, a Republican, could step in to break the tie vote.
But Husted's spokesperson said the secretary of state might encourage the Board of Elections to "take another look" at the issue, and Hamilton County Commissioner Chris Monzel says the county will not move the Board of Elections without a majority vote.
Gov. John Kasich called for a one-time increase in the number of school calamity days to cope with the unusually severe winter weather this year. Under state law, schools are normally allowed five calamity days before extra days off start chipping into summer break. The state legislature must approve legislation to enact the temporary increase.
Ohio officials found no substantial evidence that a public defender coached convicted killer Dennis McGuire to fake suffocation during his execution. Eye-witness accounts report McGuire visibly struggled, snorted and groaned as he took 26 minutes to die — the longest execution since Ohio restarted using the death penalty in 1999.
Despite what a local state senator says, there are a lot of differences between Ohio's Clean Energy Law and Stalinism.
Meanwhile, the Ohio Senate continues working on a proposal that would weaken Ohio's renewable energy and efficiency standards. But it's unclear if the new attempt will be any more successful than State Sen. Bill Seitz's failed, years-long crusade against the Clean Energy Law.
Local Democrats endorsed Christie Bryant for an open seat in the Ohio House, even though five interviewed for the position and could run in the Democratic primary. Hamilton County Democratic Party Chairman Tim Burke previously told CityBeat local Democrats endorse prior to a primary in some special situations. In this case, the party wanted to guarantee a black candidate, and Bryant is the most qualified, according to Burke.
A new report found Ohio's prison population ticked down by nearly 2 percent since 2011, but the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) says it is now trending back up. To address the recent rise, ODRC Director Gary Mohr says legislators need to provide more opportunities for community-based drug treatment, mental health care and probation programs to help reduce prison re-entry rates.
More than 112,000 Ohio students dropped out of high schools between 2006 and 2010.
The Greater Cincinnati Port Authority will shape plans this year to remake some of Queensgate and Camp Washington into manufacturing, engineering and laboratory hubs with high-paying jobs.
Hamilton County might sell some of its six downtown buildings.
Former Mayor Mark Mallory took a job with the Pennsylvania-based Chester Group, which provides "energy, water and wastewater solutions to public and industrial clients across the United States and internationally," according to a press release.
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Not at all.
This is the playbook
1. Write a post of FTBlogs about Justin Vacula, and bitch about him in the comments. There are currently 300+ comments, at the time of writing.
2. Don't give him the right to reply.
3. Accuse him of filing a Counter DMCA notice, so that he can get Amy's super secret address.
4. Justin rebuked this, saying it's absurd, and the business address is publicly listed..
5. Vacula did this, deep in a very long thread. He was systematically responding to all the messages about him, correcting misconceptions. (Do you expect someone to just sit there as malicious propaganda or promulgated?)
Amy and her legion of supporters, who are combing the web, stalking his every move manufacture outrage and make out that he is some sort of stalker.
They went on to publicise the URL, which lead DJ Grothe question why on earth she (Amy) was publicising it?
Flood tweets and blogs with innuendo.
Mission accomplished. Critic silenced(?)
Except Justin Vacula, he deserves all the harrasment in the world. In addition, he should be silenced
This is the perfect response that the FTBullies and Skepchicks have been craving
No, he is an brave hero, the only person who has the gall to speak out against a vicious campaign
Yes, everyone needs to rush and give her more money
Why yes, Justin. You should shut up and stop criticizing our dear friend, Amy Roth. HOW DARE YOU?
Oh dear, some people still see through all this BS:
Quick – LYNCH HIM!
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Ever since I first began photography with a DSLR the possibility of having a problem with the weight of the camera existed for me. Why, you might ask? Because my hands (and the rest of my body from the chest down) are paralyzed. I have plenty of arm strength, but my dexterity with somewhat stiff, lifeless, fingers leaves something to be desired. I won't go into details about the cause of my paralysis, but you can read about it here if you are interested.


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ST. JAMES CITY, Fla.- A man has been arrested after holding another man at gunpoint at a home on York Rd. this morning.
The Lee County Sheriff's Office has identified the suspect as 51-year-old Duane Matthew Wyatt.
Deputies said they were first called to the scene around 1:15 a.m. regarding a disturbance. They met with a 50-year-old male victim of an aggravated assault and false imprisonment. An attempt was made to have Wyatt step outside to discuss the matter, but he refused, closed and locked his door.
A detective interviewed the victim who described the events of the night. He said that he met with Wyatt at Froggy's Bar and had a few drinks. Wyatt invited the man back to his residence to smoke marijuana. The subject drove Wyatt to his home on York Road. As time passed, Wyatt made an unwanted advance on the victim who attempted to leave right away, however, Wyatt had taken his keys and refused to give them back. He said that Wyatt then pointed a handgun in the face of the victim and insisted he stay and "party." Eventually, Wyatt placed the gun on a counter and the man was able to grab it and flee the home as Wyatt threatened to kill him.
Members of the Sheriff's Office Special Operations Squad and Hostage Negotiation Team responded in efforts to bring about a safe resolution. Wyatt was known to have other weapons inside his home. He walked out of his residence and surrendered to deputies at 9:19 a.m., without further incident.
Wyatt is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and battery. He has been transported to the Lee County Jail.


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AUSTIN (June 30, 2013)—State Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Fort Worth, who gained national attention for her filibuster last week against a measure imposing new abortion restrictions, has received encouragement from fellow Democrats to seek higher office and perhaps even to run for governor.
But she says her focus now is on the second special session, which begins Monday as Republicans try again to push the abortion measure through.
The Harvard Law School graduate told The Associated Press she has been fielding congratulatory phone calls from around the world since the marathon filibuster that helped run out the clock on the special session and kill the abortion bill.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry promises the law will pass this time and that Texas will remain a Republican stronghold.
The battle over the measure means the Texas Capitol will again be the center of an ideological battle when lawmakers return to work at 10 a.m. Monday.
Perry is urging urged lawmakers to work faster this time.
He wants abortion bills approved long before the deadline so a last-minute filibuster won't work.
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With nearly 40 million car recalls so far this year, car manufacturers have already recalled more vehicles in 2014 than any other year in history.
According to the National Highway Safety Administration, General Motors made up about two-thirds of the recalls, having 2.6 million just in March due to faulty ignition switches that led to 13 deaths.
Many of the recalls, however, are not necessarily the car companies' fault. For example, BMW, Ford, Chrysler, Honda, Mazda, Nissan and Toyota recalled roughly 1.1 million vehicles due to faulty air bags, which were all made by a Japanese supplier: Takata Corporation.
Tracy New, an instructor at Universal Technical Institute, and a former dealership technician, said she believes that the recent recalls over the past months are not such a bad thing.
"I think we get wrapped up in the term recall as negative. It's not negative, it's a positive thing," New said. "It means that the manufacturer is helping you out; they're taking care of you and helping out for your safety and security and the reliability of your product. It's really a good thing."
As he teaches future technicians, he urges car owners to go to the dealership when their cars are recalled because they know what to fix and exactly how it needs to be fixed.
But Joshua Donlan, a Toyota Prius and Camry owner, said he thinks the recalls are due to the increase in technology that car companies are trying to put in new vehicles.
"The more technologically advanced it is and the more bells and whistles, the more likely things will go wrong somewhere along the way," said Donlan.
Between both of his Toyota cars, he has received 10 recall notices -- eight for the Prius and two for the Camry.
"When I get a recall it says 'Hey, we want to go check this out.' Clearly I'm going to pay attention to that," he said.
Kevin Blakewell, with the American Automobile Association, had something to say to car owners who are getting recall notices.
"Don't try to read it and analyze and say, 'That doesn't sound like that big of a problem,' or 'Oh, I won't worry about it.' Take it into the dealership and have it taken care of. It doesn't cost you anything," Blakewell said.
Donlan, who has taken both cars in for the recalls, said it was an easy fix and worth it in the long run.
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It's been said that artistic regionalism is the revolt of geography against history. What then is the particular ersatz regionalism of Blue Velvetand Peggy Sue, the Coen Brothers, Susan Seidelman, and David Byrne? Many of these filmmakers, and much of their audience, grew up in suburbia. AmeriKitsch, perhaps much of postmodernism itself, is the culture of suburban baby-boomers. Neither as cozy as smalltown America, nor as heterogeneous as the city, the suburbs (like television) are nowhere in particular and everywhere at once. Could the region AmeriKitsch evokes be less a place than a time?
Attempts to revive the Summer of Love notwithstanding, the '50s remain our favorite theme park. The consensus is that the Eisenhower era was the last age of consensus. (Whether this is true or not hardly matters. As American Graffitimakes explicit, the '58-'62 period is fetishized because it was the last thing glimpsed before the escalating traumas of the '60s.) It's been years since the futuristic utopianism of the '60s was superseded by nostalgia. Just as Populuxemight have served as the recipe for Making Mr. Right,so Jarmusch recreates The Americansas a nostalgic pastorale. Indeed, nothing is more characteristic of Americanarama than the superimposition of the '50s over the '80s. The decade blur is explicit in Peggy Sue,blatant in Blue Velvet,implicit in Something Wild(as well as in the British Absolute Beginners), and latent in True Storiesnot to mention the major theme of Ronald Reagan's presidency, The Cosby Show,and the programming philosophy of Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcast Network.
Nostalgia for the '50s is also present in the work of Steven Spielberg. But Spielberg differs from the practitioners of Americanarama in that his films (up until The Color Purple)followed the Godardian paradigm of movie quotation and genre appropriation; and more to the point, his suburbia is as apocalyptic as the Revelations of Saint John. A photo-realist appreciation for the nuances of tract-house life barely conceals the hysteria that underlies Close Encountersand E.T.(let alone Poltergeist, Gremlins,or Back to the Future).Lynch, Byrne, Seidelman, et al. try to construct families; for Spielberg the Father's wish to flee the home is as absolute as Huck Finn's desire to light out for the territoriesand a good deal more drastically regressive. Spielberg's is a desperate quest for rebirth.
Paradise, in Spielberg, is returning to the Mother Ship to be reunited with the radioactive embryos; paradise, in Byrne, is now. Still, something haunts True Storieset al., and Spielberg's paradoxical, inept attempt to portray absolute Otherness may furnish a clue to what it is. Gone is the ethnic chic of the '60s and '70s. The films I've been discussing are far whiter than the average television commercialand the whites are strictly unhyphenated American. The burden of Otherness is shouldered by blacks, and it's illuminating to ponder their role. Whether cast as Blue Velvet'sblind seer or True Stories'svoodoo priest, disguised as Jarmusch's noveau White Negro or scattered over the landscape in Something Wild,this Other remains reproachful, unassimilated, establishing the margins of representation.
To me, what this suggests is the uneasy awareness that our suburban consensus is nothing but an idea. After all, Reaganism is a reaction against the '60s, but only in part. Much of what happened during that decade can be summed up in two phrases, which became common currency 20 years ago and have remained so ever since: the Media and the Third World. Not only did new actors tread upon the stage of history, but the nature of the stage was redefined. Americanarama, like Reaganism, embraces one and represses the othersetting the American subject in a media-amplified hall of mirrors. At best, the crypto Third World that populates Something Wildor Down By Lawis a fugitive yearning for some other utopiainterracial, cross-cultural, class-effacing. The apparent impossibility of fully imagining this alternative is what accounts for the uncanny hermeticism, if not solipsism, of these filmsand all Americanarama. True Storiesidealizes the shopping malls in which it will presumably be shown.
We've come full circle: True Storiesis as blandly positivist in its platitudes as Nashvillewas glibly negative. Here, the good life appears preserved, as it were, under glasslike one of the miniaturized, climate-controlled cities that Superman's nemesis Brainiac used to collect. Like our Great Communicator, the most pernicious Americanaramic films play let's pretend. They deny even the desperate denial that is the subject of Gates of Heavenor Melvin and Howard.Where America was the New Eden or the Golden Land, Americanarama is the game preserve of American hegemony, an island in a Third World sea-one nation, anesthetized, sealed in plastic, self-absorbed.


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Although the theme of AirVenture 2010 was "Salute to Veterans," the future of air travel was also brought to the fore – and that means electric airplanes. The focus on e-aviation culminated in the World Symposium of Electric Aircraft last Friday and among the many interesting designs discussed was Boeing's Subsonic Ultra Green Aircraft Research (SUGAR) Volt concept. Borne out of the same NASA research program that gave birth to MIT's D "double bubble" concept, the SUGAR Volt is a twin-engine aircraft design notable for its trussed, elongated wings and electric battery gas turbine hybrid propulsion system – a system designed to reduce fuel burn by more than 70 percent and total energy use by 55 percent. Could this be the future shape of commercial air transportation? Read More
Oshkosh: images of EAA AirVenture 2010
What began in Milwaukee in 1953 as a get-together for aircraft enthusiasts has grown into the most well known event on the aviation calendar. EAA AirVenture – also known as Oshkosh after the town where it now takes place – rightly deserves the title of the world's greatest aviation celebration. Everyone around the globe with an interest in flying wants to be here and each year around 10,000 aircraft and half a million visitors make the pilgrimage. The 2010 event wrapped up today, so after a week of enjoying all the neck-straining action and cutting edge aviation technology on show, it's time to take a look back at EAA AirVenture 2010 in pictures. Read More
Solar powered plane flies through the night
A plane powered entirely by the sun that flies at night. It sounds improbable, but Solar Impulse has just proven that it can be done. Following on from its maiden flight in April, the solar plane flew through the night in the skies above Switzerland this week, passing another important milestone on a journey that has already lasted seven years and is set to culminate in an attempt to fly around the world non-stop in 2012. Read More
The Green Cri aerobatic electric airplane
If stardom is measured by camera time and the number of drooling onlookers, then the Green Cri was undoubtedly the star of the recent Paris Green Air Show. The experimental aerobatic electric aircraft hasn't yet spent any time in the air, but that didn't seem to matter. Its four engines, gorgeous smooth lines and intriguing bubble pilot enclosure ensured that it remained constantly within the camera frames of visitors and journalists alike. Read More
Flight of the electric Demoichelle
Despite the 10-15 knot winds cutting across the airfield at Le Bourget in Paris for the Green Air Show, visitors were treated to the wonderful sight of the electric Demoichelle in the air. The treasured creation of the Association for Promotion of Flying Ladders (APEV) the electric monoplane looks as though it was designed by the ghost of Alberto Santos-Dumont himself. Read More
NASA Puffin personal electric aircraft concept
Be honest. Who hasn't dreamed about flying in their own personal aircraft? NASA aerospace engineer Mark Moore moved his dreams one step closer to reality by devising this concept – the Puffin personal air vehicle. It's a vertical take-off and landing tail-sitter that has generated quite a lot of interest from those inside and outside of NASA. It's definitely a weird-looking craft, with a tail that splits into four "legs" that serve as landing gear. It lifts off like a helicopter, hovers, and then leans forward to fly horizontally with the pilot lying down like in a hang-glider. Read More
Solar Impulse completes successful maiden flight
Following a series of runway tests late last year the Solar Impulse HB-SIA has taken to the air for the first time in the skies over Payerne, Switzerland. Piloted by Markus Scherdel, the completely solar powered craft reached an altitude of 1,200 meters and executed various maneuvers designed to test control systems and verify behavior against flight simulator calculations. The aircraft was in the air for 87-minutes before landing safely to the cheers of the Solar Impulse team. Read More
Solar Impulse takes to the runway
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Doctor Who Series 7 Part 1 Weeping Angels Limited Edition
This item is available to order from BBC Shops.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory are back for the first five blockbuster episodes of series seven. The trio encounter the Daleks, Weeping Angels and even Dinosaurs on a Spaceship as the series builds to the departure of The Ponds in one of the most heartbreaking episodes in the history of Doctor Who.
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• Doctor Who at Comic Con
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Filed under: Box Sets, DVD, New Series dvd's
Posted by: pug dalekJuly 22nd, 2013 - 12:32pm
got it
Posted by: LachlanJanuary 27th, 2013 - 3:20am
Will the Complete Series 7 Boxset include by any chance the Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe?
Posted by: dr who 1999December 3rd, 2012 - 7:54pm
copy 1329, quite an early copy considering i ordered it of amazon
Posted by: Harold SaxonNovember 22nd, 2012 - 9:54pm
I am fascinated by the idea of that poster,how does that work? I might get that edition,good extras.
Posted by: dr who 1999November 22nd, 2012 - 10:13pm
you have to download an app (its on the back of the poster, cant remember what its called) and when you point your camera at it, it kind of comes to life/plays a video. its hard to explain but its awesome!
Posted by: dr who 1999November 14th, 2012 - 11:06am
ordering this off of amazon today, decided to get this raver then the normal or bbc shop exclusive because this version has dr who at comic con an the science of dr who
Posted by: dr who 1999November 14th, 2012 - 11:07am
i mean "and the science of dr who"
Posted by: The Doctor ForeverNovember 4th, 2012 - 2:45pm
Can Anyone Help Me With This Little Problem I've Got
I Got The Limited Edition Series 7 Part 1 Boxset And I Came With Leaflet For The UltraViolet Digital Copy Of The Episodes But The Website It Tells You To Go To (BBCUltraViolet.com) Doesn't Work And I Really Want To Get My Digital Copy Of The Episode
Posted by: John SwinhoeNovember 12th, 2012 - 2:00pm
THIS WILL TAKE YOU THROUGH TO THE fLIXSTER SITE WERE YOU CAN REDEEM THE COPY
Posted by: KrotonNovember 3rd, 2012 - 3:50pm
Just arrived, it's amazing, the poster is arguments reality and it moves and the daleks speak, great! Booboo did you get this one?
Posted by: ParadigmDalek1325November 3rd, 2012 - 4:41pm
I can't work mine, how do you do it?
Posted by: ParadigmDalek1325November 3rd, 2012 - 5:02pm
Ignore the question, I've sorted it, the feature is brilliant!
Posted by: ParadigmDalek1325October 27th, 2012 - 6:09pm
Bought this today from the Doctor Who stand at the London Comic Con, number 3300 and it is good!
Posted by: ParadigmDalek1325October 27th, 2012 - 8:15pm
I'm struggling to use the poster AR thing, can anyone help?
Posted by: ParadigmDalek1325October 28th, 2012 - 5:48pm
Watching Asylum and I find that when the Daleks ask "Doctor Who," No Dalek says exterminate. Is this with anyone else?
Posted by: Lewis WhiteOctober 20th, 2012 - 11:34am
Hi are they going to release a complete series 7 because what they are doing i mean series 7 pt1 limeted edition it just seems they might not please tell me!
Posted by: boobooOctober 20th, 2012 - 11:35am
we dont know
Posted by: 12th doctorOctober 10th, 2012 - 7:52pm
Doctor who series 7 asylim of the daleks and the angels take manhattan is the best episodes ever!
Posted by: toby aOctober 19th, 2012 - 9:54pm
I think its good to 12th doctor.
Posted by: michaelOctober 8th, 2012 - 9:44pm
how come they decided not to include the xmas episode the doctor the widow and the wardrobe on it
Posted by: That Cherub over thereOctober 8th, 2012 - 9:47pm
This is not a "complete" release. This is a vanilla release. You can already get the vanilla release of TDTWATW now!
Posted by: The TARDISOctober 8th, 2012 - 9:56pm
Why do people call them "Vanilla" releases? I do to – but where does the term come from?
Posted by: Dalek Prime MinisterOctober 20th, 2012 - 11:55am
i think its as its the standard release, like plain with no additions and vanilla is sort of a basic flavour (but the best!)
Posted by: michaelOctober 8th, 2012 - 9:32pm
i'm not sure if i will get it cause what if they do part 1 and part 2 as a complete boxset and they put a few more bits in, not just the ones they put in the 2 box sets seperatly
Posted by: toby aOctober 8th, 2012 - 7:21pm
I am will get this dvd when it comes out!
Posted by: xylok emperorOctober 4th, 2012 - 10:26pm
I want to get this to celebrate the ponds
Posted by: The Cyber SquirrelOctober 1st, 2012 - 7:45am
Think I will just get the normal one
Posted by: michaelOctober 8th, 2012 - 9:30pm
whats the point getting the normal one when u get the poster with this one and its also the cover o the normal boxset
Posted by: AnonymousOctober 8th, 2012 - 9:32pm
Some people won't want to pay more for just the poster.
Posted by: Weeping LibertySeptember 30th, 2012 - 12:49pm
Posted by: DavidHSeptember 30th, 2012 - 5:41pm
It isn't
Posted by: TheIrishGallifreyanSeptember 30th, 2012 - 11:43am
Can't wait for this to come!
Posted by: SAMDAVERNSeptember 29th, 2012 - 9:08pm
just pre-ordered this
Posted by: That Cherub over thereSeptember 29th, 2012 - 6:52pm
Not sure about this. I usually get the boxsets, but, knowing the S7 boxset would take a while to be released, I did buy the vanilla release of TDTWATW – depsite the fact I dislike that story. A lot!
Posted by: whofan4everSeptember 29th, 2012 - 9:16pm
this is probably a face-palm moment but what is TDTWATW?
Posted by: boobooSeptember 29th, 2012 - 9:17pm
The Doctor The Widow and The Wardrobe
Posted by: whofan4everSeptember 29th, 2012 - 9:18pm
oh, thanks booboo. I was trying to work that out for 10 minutes and i just gave up and asked
Posted by: JustininfernoSeptember 30th, 2012 - 4:04pm
The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe is not on this release. The complete series 7 boxset wont appear until 2013, probably late Summer.
Posted by: jamieSeptember 29th, 2012 - 5:33pm
i'm going to buy it
Posted by: toby aSeptember 29th, 2012 - 12:24pm
The 29october is the day when my brither day finsh
Posted by: @SirRoundSoundSeptember 29th, 2012 - 11:47am
Just pre-ordered this! Used my 10% off voucher that BBC sent me too, so got it for a good price Can't wait for it to come
Posted by: PondsRIPSeptember 30th, 2012 - 10:24am
I will be buying this!!
Posted by: doctor who 19September 30th, 2012 - 8:54pm
how much?
Posted by: Mr Evil FezOctober 1st, 2012 - 7:13am
On the BBC shop website, £20.99
Posted by: Dalek Prime MinisterSeptember 29th, 2012 - 11:20am
Booboo, do you think they may not do a whole series seven, as they are sort of different series? And is there going to be a part 1 non-special edition one?
As I may buy this on the BBC shop, it has £10 off and I got a 10% off voucher with my Rory figure from them! So it will be £18, so it's not bad!
Posted by: boobooSeptember 29th, 2012 - 11:22am
i think there will be but its a long way a way so i would get this now with your voucher proabaly
Posted by: Dalek Prime MinisterSeptember 29th, 2012 - 11:25am
I really like the angel cover, simple and effective!
Posted by: Dalek Prime MinisterSeptember 29th, 2012 - 4:42pm
do you know what the science of dr who is booboo?
Posted by: Dalek Prime MinisterSeptember 29th, 2012 - 4:46pm
and do you now if the bbc shop has the normal red rory online?
Posted by: Dalek Prime MinisterSeptember 29th, 2012 - 6:12pm
I can't find the normal Rory on the BBC shop and I was going to use my voucher to get it, so if you could tell me if it is I would appreciate it!
And is the science of dr who like the confidential, hope it is!
Posted by: boobooSeptember 29th, 2012 - 6:13pm
they dont have it
Posted by: That Cherub over thereSeptember 29th, 2012 - 6:17pm
Science of Doctor Who was a BBC America special.
Posted by: Dalek Prime MinisterSeptember 29th, 2012 - 6:35pm
What is it of though?
Posted by: That Cherub over thereSeptember 29th, 2012 - 6:51pm
I don't know really. I haven't seen it, but I'm sure it'll be like the BBCA special from TDTWATW DVD. You'll have to ask an American.
Posted by: SchmooSeptember 29th, 2012 - 8:53am
I might get it depends, Asylum of the Daleks was rubbish so, then again i can't be bothered 2 wait 4 the whole season! Wat should i do?
Posted by: Angels Of DeathSeptember 29th, 2012 - 8:39am
want this
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An imperfect man fights for survival during an uncertain time in America. Inspired by true events, Ron Woodroof's story of strength is told in Dallas Buyers Club, directed by Jean-Marc Vallée from an original screenplay by Craig Borten & Melisa Wallack. Spirit Award winner Matthew McConaughey portrays the real-life character, whose self-interest is galvanized into something much more.
A son of Texas, Ron Woodroof is an electrician and rodeo cowboy. In 1985, he is well into an unexamined existence with a devil-may-care lifestyle. Suddenly, Ron is blindsided by being diagnosed as H.I.V.-positive and given 30 days to live. Yet he will not, and does not, accept a death sentence.
His crash course of research reveals a lack of approved treatments and medications in the U.S., so Ron crosses the border into Mexico. There, he learns about alternative treatments and begins smuggling them into the U.S., challenging the medical and scientific community including his concerned physician, Dr. Eve Saks (Jennifer Garner). An outsider to the gay community, Ron finds an unlikely ally in fellow AIDS patient Rayon (Jared Leto), a transsexual who shares Ron's lust for life. Rayon also shares Ron's entrepreneurial spirit: seeking to avoid government sanctions against selling non-approved medicines and supplements, they establish a "buyers club," where H.I.V.-positive people pay monthly dues for access to the newly acquired supplies.
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Sri Lanka, 10 Jun 2002 -- Rome – Rich nations are using the World Trade Organization (WTO) to promote a one-way global agricultural trade that is keeping developing nation farm produce out of their markets, the President of Sri Lanka Chandrika Kumaratunga told world leaders today who are meeting here to reaffirm a five-year-old pledge to fight hunger. Speaking on the opening day of the 10 to 13 June World Food Summit: five years later (WFS: fyl) convened by the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), she backed the call of FAO chief Jacques Diouf in his statement earlier that part of the "billions of dollars" used to subsidise farmers in the developed world be "diverted to assist food production and income generation in poor countries"."They (developed countries) also practise various systems of protection which block markets in developed countries for produce from poor countries, while keeping all markets open in the opposite direction through the mechanisms of the World Trade Organization and others," the Sri Lankan president said."One wonders whether the free market is supposed to work only one way. This concern is further strengthened by the knowledge that Structural Adjustment Policies proposed by international financial institutions gave little importance to food security," she added.Countries from the Asia-Pacific region are among the 180 nations attending the 10 to 13 June 2002 summit. Heads of State and Government from 15 Asia-Pacific countries are present.With two-thirds of the about 780 million hungry people in developing nations, the region has a crucial role in ensuring the success of the WFS goal of reducing global hunger levels by half by the year 2015. The delegations from the region arrived in Rome barely a month after a ministerial meeting in Kathmandu, Nepal where Asia-Pacific countries endorsed the WFS: fyl goal of reaffirming political commitment to reduce hunger in the region.The 13 to 17 May 2002 Kathmandu meeting of Asia-Pacific agriculture ministers agreed on the need for "more effective policies and strategies, and increased dedication in implementing programmes to accelerate the progress of agricultural development and ensuring food security for all".[…] According to FAO's most recent food insecurity estimates, while Asia and the Pacific has moved faster in tackling hunger than other parts of the developing world, it is still far short of the rate needed to achieve the WFS target, particularly in South Asia. […] Agriculture development strategies should also pay special attention to the needs of rural women who make up more than 40 percent of the agriculture labour force in the region. Developing countries in Asia and the Pacific need assistance to prepare for world trade liberalization. The Fourth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO) held in Doha, Qatar in 2001 has raised hopes of a fair deal for developing countries in the emerging global agricultural trade regime. A serious threat to regional food security arises from the multitude of recurring natural disasters. Persisting civil strife in some parts of the region also took their toll on food security with large chunks of agricultural land uncultivated due to the presence of land mines. Non-governmental and civil society organizations (NGOs/CSOs) have an increasingly important role in moblizing community action and advocacy for agricultural and rural development, sustainable resource use and empowerment of disadvantaged social groups. FAO encourages the forging of closer community-government partnership in pursuit of food security.RAP 02/22More information at:http://www.fao.org/worldfoodsummit/top/detail.asp?event_id=12679
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Sylvia Dees Jackson, a resident of Kentwood, she died at 2:55 p.m. on Sunday, February 16, 2014 at North Oaks Medical Center in Hammond. She was born January 30, 1941 and was 73 years of age.
She is survived by her son, Dennis Jackson, Sr. and his wife, Tiffany, Springfield; 2 grandchildren, Jessica Jackson and James Henry Jackson; great-grandson, Cass Bruce Anthony; two sisters, Gayle Owens and Susie St. Alexandre, both of Mount Nebo community.
Preceded in death by her parents, Perry and Lena Mae Lawrence Dees; and 2 brothers, John Perry Dees, Jr. and George L. "Brother" Dees; grandson, D. J. Jackson.
Visitation at McKneely Funeral Home, Amite, from 11 a.m. until religious services at 2 p.m. on Saturday, February 22, 2014. Services conducted by Rev. Byron Humphrey. Interment Dees Cemetery, Mt. Nebo Community.
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