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On Eve of Alibaba's I.P.O., Senator Urges S.E.C. to Look at Risks in Some Chinese Offerings
Senator Bob Casey urged the S.E.C. to make sure companies set up like Alibaba are making proper disclosures and complying with securities regulations.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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Security of Sites Storing Small Radioactive Material Is Found to Be Lacking
A report by the Government Accountability Office said that some "radiological sources" were secured by nothing more than an ordinary padlock.
June 12, 2014, Thursday
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Victims of Misclassification
Misclassifying workers as independent contractors harms the employees and costs billions in lost tax revenue.
December 16, 2013, Monday
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Casey Announces Support for Same-Sex Marriage
Senator Bob Casey, a Pennsylvania Democrat known for his relative conservatism on social issues, added his name to a growing list.
April 1, 2013, Monday
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In Shift, Lobbyists Look for Bipartisan Support to Repeal a Tax
In Washington, lobbyists who had long backed Republicans are also focusing on Democrats to build coalitions against a medical device tax.
March 20, 2013, Wednesday
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Gas Pipeline Draws Last-Minute Protests
Environmental foes urge the Delaware River Basin Commission to block construction of a natural gas pipeline, saying it would involve removing trees and degrading wetlands,.
February 15, 2013, Friday
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New Polls Show Ohio and Florida Senators Maintaining Lead Over Challengers
In the battle for control of the United States Senate, the Democratic Party has little room for error and is particularly intent on protecting senators who are standing for re-election in presidential battleground states.
September 26, 2012, Wednesday
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Obama Stays Ahead in Pennsylvania Poll
The latest Quinnipiac University survey shows President Obama with a 6-point lead over Mitt Romney.
June 12, 2012, Tuesday
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Reasons To Leave the Country: I.R.S. May Look Hard at Expats
The Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, portrayed as the loyal friend who was taken advantage of by Mark Zuckerberg in the movie ''The Social Network,'' is being cast as something of a villain on Capitol Hill. As Facebook goes public, handing...
May 18, 2012, Friday
Democratic Senators' Proposal Targets Facebook Co-Founder
As Facebook goes public, handing Eduardo Saverin a windfall, two Democratic senators unveil legislation to unleash the Internal Revenue Service on him, wherever he may live.
May 17, 2012, Thursday
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Our April Chapter Meeting is Monday, April 7th, 6:30pm at the Auburn Sportsman's Club. The club is located at 50 Elm Street, Auburn, MA 01501.
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CMTU Chapter members and friends, Spring is right around the corner! Dust off those fly rods, break out the hiking boots, and get the canoe/kayak ready! We've got a great Spring planned for CMTU with more restoration work on the Wekepeke brook, our second annual banquet, fun fishing trips, and more... [ READ MORE... ]
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We've had a very good relationship with the Audubon and are very thankful for the use of the Broad Meadow Brook Facility. But, good things come to and end when a better opportunity presents itself. I am very excited to announce that the CMTU meetings will be held at the Auburn Sportsman's Club... [ READ MORE... ]
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Dear CMTU Chapter members and friends, We hope you had a nice Thanksgiving and wish you well through the rest of the Holiday Season. Our next chapter meeting is Thursday, Dec 12th at 7pm at the Broad Meadow Brook Mass Audubon Center in Worcester. We will be joined by Peter Coffin from the... [ READ MORE... ]
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Central Massachusetts Trout Unlimited Chapter #148 (CMTU) proposes to undertake the Wekepeke Brook Reconnect Project, which will remove fish passage barriers and reconnect the upper portion of the brook. Wekepeke Brook is a recognized Coldwater Fishery Resource and tributary to the Nashua River.... [ READ MORE... ]
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West Allis church gets OK to take over old credit union building
The way is clear for Cornerstone Christian Life Tabernacle to settle in its own home in West Allis.
The West Allis Common Council on Tuesday approved a special-use permit the church needed to renovate and move into a former credit union building at 5433 W. Burnham St.
Currently, the congregation of about 45 rents space at Grace Chapel at 81st Street and Lapham Avenue in West Allis, where it has held worship services for about eight years.
The congregation plans to extensively renovate the Burnham Street building, with the inside completely redesigned and the exterior freshened up.
Suburban Selfies is back! Win a $200 dinner!
Our popular Suburban Selfies contest is back for the 2014 holiday season, and it's bigger and better than ever. We've expanded the contest to cover both the My Community Now coverage area (Milwaukee suburbs) and Lake Country Now coverage area.
The rules are simple:
-Solve the riddles, which allude to landmarks in the suburbs.
-Go to the landmarks and take a selfie with the landmarks in question in the background.
-Submit your selfies via our online contest page.» Read Full Article
Crash closes 2 left lanes of eastbound I-894 at S. 60th St.
A crash has closed the two left lanes of eastbound I-894 at S. 60th St. in Greenfield. The Wisconsin State Patrol is responding. The incident is expected to take two hours to clear.
Westbound I-94 near Miller Park to close for 31 hours beginning Friday night
Westbound lanes of Interstate 94 at the stadium interchange near Miller Park will be closed from 11 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Sunday for a storm sewer installation.
The state Department of Transportation expects backups during the day Saturday on westbound I-94 between the Marquette and stadium interchanges.
The DOT recommends the following detours:
- Miller Park Way to National Avenue to Greenfield Avenue
- US 41 to Bluemound Road to Glenview Avenue to Watertown Plank Road
- I-894 bypass or I-43 to other regional east/west routes
More information the project, and other projects, is available on the DOT website.
Central wrestlers take control of GMC race with 29-27 win over Falls
It pays to have big guys and it pays to have guys who never quit.
The West Allis Central wrestling team had both those things going for it Wednesday night, as it overcame a 24-13 deficit with four matches to go and took a critical 29-27 Greater Metro Conference dual meet win over two-time league champion Menomonee Falls.
"It really pays to never give up and that was important tonight," said Bulldog coach Jon Nelson. "There were so many close matches at the beginning. It was three points here and three points there.
"We were down 24-13, but everybody knows that's just two pins away. We try to teach our big guys not to rely on throws but to take what's in front of them."
With the win, the Bulldogs have now taken care of two major obstacles in their race towards a GMC title. The previous week, they dominated archrival Hale. Meanwhile, Falls fell to 1-1 in league duals.» Read Full Article
Whitnall School Board closer to facilities referendum decision
Greenfield — Facilities projects totaling $26.5 million to $31.6 million and include a new Hales Corners Elementary School plus energy-saving and projects at other schools came closer to a referendum at Monday's Whitnall School Board meeting.
The board directed the administration to get harder cost estimates, individualizing them to each project. That way the board would have the option to hold a separate referendum on each one. The goal is to make a decision about a possible referendum at the next School Board meeting.
The upper spending estimates are deemed to be "worst case scenarios" and administrators predicted the actual costs would be closer to the lower numbers.
The biggest chunk of the proposed facilities spending would be for a new Hales Corners Elementary School. It would cost between $19 million and $21 million, officials said. Because only $4 million separated estimates for a new school and the cost of renovating the existing school, the board unanimously supported a new school.
It could be designed to be more secure than retrofitting the current building, it would have the bigger classrooms necessary for teaching methods used today and education would not be disrupted during construction, School Board members said.» Read Full Article
Blocked sewer leads to sewage spill into Honey Creek
An estimated 431,480 gallons of sewage overflowed Tuesday from a clogged Milwaukee sanitary sewer in the 7700 block of W. Oklahoma Ave. and into Honey Creek, city public works officials said Friday.
After the 12-inch diameter pipe became blocked by tree roots and grease Tuesday morning, sewage backed up into a bypass manhole where it was pumped to a storm sewer, City Engineer Jeff Polenske said in a report to the state Department of Natural Resources. The storm sewer discharges to a ditch that drains to the creek.
The sewer overflowed for six hours and did not end until 1:10 p.m. Tuesday when the clog was removed, according to the report.
The bypass pump operates automatically to prevent backups of sewage into basements of nearby residences and businesses, Polenske said.
A monitor in the bypass manhole was offline for winter maintenance so city sewer workers were not alerted to the overflow until a citizen reported an accumulation of grease and debris in the ditch, the report said. The ditch, northeast of the intersection of S. 77th St. and W. Oklahoma Ave., is in West Allis.» Read Full Article
Greenfield St. Vincent de Paul store opening soon, accepting donations
The new Greenfield St. Vincent de Paul retail store is scheduled to open in January and is now accepting donations.
The store, at 4476 S. 108th St., is in part of the former Walmart building.
Donations are being accepted at the north side drive through donation lane.
The store needs gently used clothing, furniture, household items and appliances. Donations are either resold at affordable prices or go directly to families in need via a gift certificate program.
West Allis-West Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce fundraiser does OK
Attendance was a bit down at Forks & Corks, the annual fundraiser for the West Allis-West Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce, that had a new venue, a new day of the week and a new time this year, but the event itself was one of the best, said Diane Brandt, chamber executive director.
Normally, attendance at the event where guests sample some of the best of West Allis fare and try many wines and beers, had been 500 to 700 people. That is a bit more than the more than 450 who came to this year's Forks & Corks.
It was moved indoors to the atrium of Summit Place from the outdoor West Allis Farmers Market. It also was held on a Sunday afternoon instead of on a Friday evening.
But the event itself featured more restaurants than ever and even was able to showcase a number of new ones along with perennial favorites, Brandt said. There was musical entertainment, a cozy fire and much more, she said.
Even though the fundraiser didn't raise as much as in the past, the chamber's annual golf outing fundraiser did better than before, so chamber programming and services will be unchanged. There even will be some new initiatives, Brandt said.» Read Full Article
West Allis man sentenced for voting twice in 2012 presidential election
A 34-year-old West Allis man who blamed depression and anxiety for voting twice in the 2012 presidential election was sentenced Wednesday to 90 days in jail as a condition of 18 months probation.
The sentence was less than a prosecutor recommended, but more than the fine recommended by Todd M. Murray's lawyer, who argued that Milwaukee County is harshly out of line with the rest of the state in resolving cases of double voting.
Circuit Judge Joseph Donald said it didn't matter that Murray's extra vote didn't affect any electoral outcomes. It's still a serious offense that affects everyone else who counts on the principle of one person, one vote. A sentence without jail time, Donald said, would depreciate the nature of the crime.
Murray, who reports to jail Jan. 5, will be allowed release privileges for work and therapy.
Murray was on his way home from his engineering job in Waukesha on Nov. 6, 2012, when he stopped in New Berlin, registered and voted. He then cast another ballot at his regular polling place in West Allis. He was charged in June and pleaded guilty Wednesday.» Read Full Article
Proposed Meijer's aesthetics, driveway concern Greenfield commission
Greenfield — More needs to be done to break up the visual impact of the large front wall of the proposed Meijer super store, the Greenfield Plan Commission has told store representatives.
The store, carrying general merchandise and groceries, is proposed for 60th Street and Layton Avenue. The project is the largest private commercial development in the city's history, officials said.
Besides concerns about the front of the building, the commission doubted that the planned driveway to the gas station that is part of the development would actually be allowed. State and county highway officials could well deem it to be too close to the intersection, commissioners said.
The result could be a poor traffic circulation pattern within the Meijer (pronounced like Oscar Mayer) parking lot and an underused gas station, Mayor Michael Neitzke warned last week.
Adjustments will be made before the 7 p.m. Jan. 6 public hearing before the common council. Plans will go back to the Plan Commission on Jan. 13.» Read Full Article
Large car show moving to State Fair Park
A large, national car show is moving to State Fair Park in July and organizers say it will attract 6,000 performance cars and 35,000 people over three days.
The Car Craft Summer Nationals show is scheduled to take place July 17-19 at State Fair Park in West Allis. The show had been held for more than a decade in St. Paul, Minn.
"Showcasing more than 6,000 performance cars and attracting upward of 35,000 enthusiasts from across the country over the course of three days, the Car Craft Summer Nationals is an annual celebration of horsepower, torque, and all things automotive," show organizers said in a statement.
Car Craft is a brand of The Enthusiast Network, which also owns Motor Trend, Automobile and Hot Rod among others. The company has more than 50 publications, 60 websites, 50 events, 1,000 branded products.
State Fair Park offers a larger venue for the event.» Read Full Article
Whitnall survey shows support for new school, other projects
Greenfield — A referendum and possibly a new Hales Corners Elementary School may be in the future of the Whitnall School District, based on survey results made public Monday.
A majority of responding parents and nonparents said they likely would support a referendum to improve security, accessibility and maintenance needs of the school built in 1948. Others who said they would support a referendum slightly favored starting over with a whole new school at $19 million to $21 million over renovating the current building for $15 million to $17 million.
The survey also showed strong support for a referendum to catch up on maintenance and improve energy efficiency at Whitnall High School and at Edgerton Elementary School. That cost was estimated at $2.5 million to $3.5 million.
It was a tossup as to whether a referendum would pass on $5 million to $7 million in projects involving the Whitnall High School swimming pool, weight room and locker rooms.
The Whitnall School Board will discuss a possible referendum at its Monday, Dec. 15, meeting.» Read Full Article
West Allis takes stronger control of pawn shops
West Allis — In an effort to better control pawn shops, West Allis will impose the kind of stronger control it already employs for taverns.
The common council approved an ordinance requiring pawn shops to set down in writing their hours of operations and other details of their operations and then stick to what they have told the city. If the businesses don't live up to their promises, the city will have leverage to get rid of them, officials said.
The ordinance was passed in response to neighborhood protests involving customers of Pawn America that has been operating at 7530 W. Lincoln Ave. for more than a year and a half.
Neighbors have complained about customers parking them in, cutting through their yards, urinating on their garages, looking into car windows, using bad language, being verbally abusive, hanging around before and after store hours, speeding down the alley lined with the garages of residents and even engaging in suspected drug deals.
Pawn America has made several changes and agreed to do more to eliminate those concerns.» Read Full Article
Greenfield Christmas lights contest in full swing
Residents on the east side of Greenfield should leave their Christmas lights on, as the judges in the annual holiday lights contest will be cruising around until Thursday.
The contest is sponsored by the Greenfield Beautification Committee. Each year, the committee judges half the city. This year, holiday displays east of 76th Street will be in the contest.
Previous winners are not eligible. Awards will be given Saturday, Dec. 13.
Heroin dealer convicted of 2 overdose deaths in 2012
A man police say sold the heroin that killed two people in separate overdoses — one in a Milwaukee college dorm room, one in a West Allis home — was convicted Friday of four felonies connected to the deaths.
Telly Bernardo Johnson, 40, now faces up to 65 years in prison at his sentencing in February.
Johnson, who was living in Milwaukee in 2012, was known to some customers as "Playboy" or "Memphis." He was charged with two counts each of first-degree reckless homicide, and delivery of drugs, in two fatal heroin overdoses in December 2012. A jury found him guilty of all four counts Friday.
Assistant District Attorney Patricia Daugherty, who prosecutes all the so-called Len Bias law cases in Milwaukee County, said she could not recall another in which a dealer was held responsible for two deaths.
"Sort of the sad reality is that any heroin dealer has probably killed someone," Daugherty said, but it's not always possible to trace a fatal overdose of the drug back to its seller.» Read Full Article


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This blog is about my Dad, Keith. It is titled "The Man Who Lived Airplanes." I was going to use "love," but my hubby liked this title.
It is going to be awhile before I get to Keith's service in the military so I thought I might place a few of the photos I found in his possessions on a page. They show him involved with airplanes and the trade of airplane mechanic.
The above photo is his graduation from Army Air Corp training at Chanute Field in Illinois. He is on the left and the 3rd one in.
The photo below is my dad is in the early 1930's. He is either in the National Guard in Spokane or at March Field in California. I can usually tell where the photo is because of the palm trees. Here there are no distinguishing items that I recognize. The fact that he is youthful tells me it is earlier in this military life.
This photo below was taken about 1937-1938?
Keith is the one in the middle with his leg crossed over and his arm resting on the stairs. I wish I knew the other men.
The only way to date these photos, because they didn't have a lot written on them, is because I can tell my dad was younger in some and physically different. I can sometimes tell where the photo was taken because of a recognizable building and comparing it to other photos. He left me over 450 photos.
Keith left me his military file so I have a timeline to compare with the photos. It has been a challenge.
The time frame is the 1930's. He entered the military in the early 1930's and was out of the military by 1941. He spent a good decade in the military and during that time he took classes and studied hard the craft of airplanes.


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Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
The dutch have one word to describe the aussie MHL, this word is ;
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
I don't have to carry my smoke detector on my head every time I walk into the house.
I am not interested in spending enormous amounts of money on "casual fun" paths. You can ride a MTB on the grass with the family at no cost to the tax payer at all, and it won't ruin the grass. A concrete path is needed to withstand heavy traffic - and to ensure good grip for faster bikes I'm not prepared to separate legislative and executive on this issue - it's a variety of things that cause this drama. A path is good, but let's get real - there are some stupid things happening, like the Tway in Sydney only being for buses, despite the fact that bikes can EASILY use the path and get out of the way of a bus. But they double up the concrete... why? The rules are all backwards and the infrastructure is all weird to boot.
The bike is supposed to be convenient and that means quicker than walking or jogging. I'm not talking about peleton riding (maybe I am? that would be a good way to go to work) but adopting realism into the picture. We aren't all plodding along, I ride to be faster than driving in traffic.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
What rules relating to PSPs are backwards? And why is making it easy to ride fast so important? Where are all the people sitting in their armchairs smoking and eating Bad Food because they'd have to slow for pedestrians? It sounds to me like you don't like laws that inconvenience you. Fair enough, I don't like inconvenient laws either, but inconvenient doesn't mean bad policy.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
.. and bad policy can still cause inconvenience. They are not mutually exclusive.
Whether or not it is inconvenient is not a concern for me. The effects (good/bad) of the MHL and the reasons behind its implementation have been discussed at length in this thread... and for me at least it is clear the MHL is bad policy.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Actually it's pretty easy to argue with that evidence, because it's fairly flimsy.
If you believe everyone who claims "a helmet saved my life" you'd have to accept that helmets are saving thousand of lives every year.
This is quite impossible. Before we had helmet laws (when few wore helmets) we had about 80 fatalities per year, now we have about 40. But traffic fatalities have halved for all forms of transport in this time as well.
Look at somewhere like the Netherlands. It has 160 fatalities per year with probably 10 or 20 times the amount of cycling and virtually no-one wearing helmets.
Helmets are good for preventing some kinds of injuries, especially scalp wounds and abrasions, but this notion that without helmet laws there would be dead bodies piling up everywhere is a complete fiction.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Exactly right. I struggle to see why some people cannot see this.
Imagine for a moment that in every story about a pedestrian being run over and killed by a car, there was a quote like "police believed the walker might have survived had he been wearing a helmet".
Or when someone is shot we say: "well he knew it was rough area, he should have been wearing his kevlar jacket. Everyone knows bulletproof jackets save lives".
It would be absurd and the community would not accept those things as a solution to those problems, yet that is what the cycling community accepts as a solution to our problem.
When we say that these things happen and it's the responsibility of the cyclist to protect themselves from it, it normalises the risk. Some people actually claim that it's normal and inevitable that anyone who rides a bike will eventually get hit by a car. What chance to do we have to improve road conditions with this belief?
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Holy dumbass opinion, batman!
I think we'd all accept that something negative will happen if you ride - but I've never had a tyre go on a car, never had an airbag go off - so to presume that a car will hit you is simply madness. A pox of them who holdeth this daft belief!
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Not that dumb...
You say we all except something negative wil happen, so.. what's more negative then getting hit by a car... ??
Do we really accept this ??
Sadly enough , a lot do !!
That one of the reasons we stil have a MHL.
cause people believe a helmet wil save their live in a collision with a car.
There is nothing wrong with the thinking something can, and to act accordingly is pefectly healty.
However , thinking something wil happens is wrong, and this is the basis of the MHL.
The MHL assumes something wil happen.
We have to stop thinking like this, we have to stop thinking it WIL happens, cause its not garanteed.
And thats also the reason I do not wish to wear a helmet.
I am not wearing one, just in case something can happen.
As to me, that chance is small.
The dutch have one word to describe the aussie MHL, this word is ;
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Well it's gone cold again this week but last week we had a day where it was 31. I'm really looking forward to riding around with my head all sweaty through summer because I have a lump of foam on my head. Certainly isn't encouraging me to ride.
I agree we should improve infrastructure although I often have doubts when I say this because most of the cycling infrastructure we get is at best woeful and at worst downright dangerous. In any case bicycles are road vehicles. But I also think we can only justify more and better infrastructure if we have more people using bikes as a mode of transport and that requires the repeal of MHLs. Imagine all those blue bikes in Melbourne actually being used, that would change the roads overnight.
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Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
While the discussion is veering towards safety issues, I'm intrigued at how little thread time (other than humour) was given to the UK study posted several scores of pages back about the passing distances motorists give for helmet wearers vs non-helmet wearers vs obviously female non-helmet wearers. ( http://www.drianwalker.com/overtaking/o ... obrief.pdf )
This type of research underscores for me my belief about the invalidity of societal laws that seek to place the onus for avoiding situations on the potential victim, rather than on the perpetrator. MHLs and seperated cycling infrastructure are entrenching inferior/superior, wrongful/rightous stereotypical behaviour.
Motorists are being exonerated from their bad behaviour towards cyclists even before they have enacted any bad behaviour.
Motorists have a totally different reaction and respect towards pedestrians in Australia; not because they themselves regularly have a pedestrian exeperience, but because societal attitudes ensure that a pedestrian is respected. (Try crossing a road in South Africa at a pedestrian crossing or on the pedestrian green light signal where pedestrians are not respected, and you will understand the difference in attitude. The crossing and lights may as well not be there, as one runs the risk of being agressively harrased by motorists on legally crossing.)
There are times when the law has to wield a big stick to ensure the safety of its citizens, but in a liberal democratic society, each citizen should primarily be responsible for their own safety. And parents should be teaching their kids how to be good citizens. Depending on circumstances, I modify my behaviour depending on perceived risk.
- I am guilty of wearing a sun-hat rather than my bike helmet on occasion on low-risk routes as I consider sun damage worse than my likelyhood of coming a cropper.
- I don't wear a seatbelt in the 4WD on my friend's private property. Flattish terrain, low speeds.
- An EPIRB saved my life in mid-Atlantic in the 1980s, but I wouldn't take one for a paddle around a local dam.
- Likewise, I take a directional safety beacon when I go 4WDing in the outback, but not when using hardtop roads.
- I don't swim on unpatrolled beaches
- I wash my hands or use alcohol rub after sneezing in a medical or aged-care facility
As a society we do not need our proverbial hands held by law through every decision/activity we take in life.
In the same way society was persuaded that drink-driving and smoking are no longer acceptable, societal attitudes need to be shifted towards affording cyclists the respect they deserve as legitimate road-users.
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Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Having once tested a helmet to destruction while out mountainbiking and survived, I can say that my helmet MAY have saved MY life, but I can't say it probably saved my life because I cannot recreate that particular incident without the helmet to prove a point.
Thinking about it, maybe the helmet was the cause of my crash as shortly before I lost my grip on my handlebars hitting a rock I'd taken that same hand off to wipe the sweat out of my eyes. Maybe if I hadn't been wearing the helmet I wouldn't have crashed...
It's not evidence, it's just an anecdote.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
You must not be a real human talking person, dam, because something negative will happen if you ride long enough. Flat tyre, near miss with a ped, attention from a dog, sunburnt legs... that doesn't mean you should expect to be hit by a car... maturity shows that life has ups and downs, and nothing is exempt from that. I was literally an inch from rear ending a Rodeo this morning, haven't ever felt my bike go sideways Mr Squiggle style until today. These things happen.
If I honestly thought a car hit was inevitable, I don't think I would ride. It hurts.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
This is an excellent video. What's more, I reckon it would save far more lives than MHL could ever hope to. There are nearly 300 drownings in Australia each year.
Can someone explain why this law should not be enacted?
Once you can climb hills on a bike it's all downhill.
Hopefully I'll know what that's like..... one day.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
I've used this argument before but apparently its not practical. I agree its not practical, but that is the point helmets aren't always practical either.
Furthermore if we are SERIOUS about every life matters then life jackets at the beach and swimming pools would certainly save far more lives. Sure beaches and swimming pools wont be as much fun, but its only recreation. On the other hand riding often has far more practical uses IF we let it flourish.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
It does make for an interesting thought. I didn't realise that water was that dangerous I would have thought that some further action would have been taken, since people need to commute a LOT more than swim - this seems like a major policy confusion...
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Define 'something' ...
To many variables...
let's say 'something' is a crash...
Just because you ride, it doesn't mean you crash...
Its not a garantee, it's a possibility.
No one is immune to it, but no one is destined either...
There are plenty of people that ride, and not crash.
But the mhl makes us think this possibility is a garantee....
Lets face it, we are not forced to wear a helmet because something can happen.
We are foced to wear it cause something wil happen (that the logic of this law... )
The dutch have one word to describe the aussie MHL, this word is ;
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
I'll let you find a dictionary for a common interpretation of the term "something"
You chose a crash, you've chosen to restrict my comment to an unlikely event that is not inevitable. Might even be a strawman in the corn field...
I agree with your final paragraph in full; there is additional psychology at play (and this is why I am antiMHL, because the law does more than put a helmet on a law abiding rider).
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http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/wo ... public_rss
NZ coroner calls again for skiing helmets
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
...AND DID NOT CALL FOR IT TO BE MANDATORY. You sure you don't work for a newspaper? That's an incredible misreporting of the situation you've done
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
I didn't misreport anything. I just cut and pasted a link and the corresponding headline as I thought it was relevant as the topic was about helmets, though it was obviously about skiing not cycling.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Misreporting is simple - representing another person's views incorrectly to support an agenda. You've supported helmet laws, and the coroner said that helmets would be a good idea for people in high risk skiing situations. Well DUH. If you are at a high risk of getting your head hit and causing damage that will be hard to treat quickly and properly, then maybe some OHS would be good. A road is a dramatically different situation to a remote alpine area.
If you were doing downhill MTB riding in a similar situation to a remote skiier/snowboarder, I'm sure that most people would agree with the idea of having a helmet on... but riding along a road isn't a low traction, low control situation like a rough downhill track.
I suggest that cycling isn't the hobby for you (and commuting on the road either) if you are so frightened of other road users... because hospital visits and broken bones are just as painful without hitting your head, and I'm not prepared to break bones just trying to ride to work.
It's disingenuous to imply that an article like that has any relevence to the MHL discussion when it has nothing to do with bikes, or how a helmet law would have changed things.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
You are putting words in my mouth and thoughts in my head, Xplora. As part of the "discussion" about MHL I simply posted what I thought was a relevant link. Yes I believe in MHL but, unlike you (and others in this thread) I am not trying to convert people to my way of thinking and asserting that my views are right and anybody that opposes it must be wrong. I am simply adding links to relevant news articles as additional info/opinion for forum members to discuss.
You most probably are more likely to have a crash on a MTB while riding down some rough DH single track than riding a road bike on a road (I don't ride a MTB so can't really give any personal comparisons) but there are still a number of factors on the road that can cause/contribute to crashes. Some of these are debris on the road (sticks, rocks, stuff fallen off vehicles etc), potholes and of course contact with motor vehicles. You don't have to be going at high speed for any of these factors to cause/contribute to a crash.
I had a very low speed crash (walking pace) on my road bike a couple of months ago where I went flying over the handlebars and head first onto the road. The helmet I was wearing probably didn't save my life but (IMO) it sure helped me avoid serious injury. Another time I misjudged the height of a tree branch and headbutted it as I tried to duck under. Again, I probably wouldn't of been killed but (IMO) the helmet saved me from more serious injury. I haven't had any crashes involving motor vehicles (actually did have one about 30 years ago (pre-MHL!), pretty minor, a car failed to give way as I recall), I am more concerned about the lack of skills and bad cycling behaviour of commuter cyclists. So much that I will find another route to commute so as to avoid these riders.
If you don't want to wear a helmet ,well that's your decision, you and your family are the ones that will have to live with the consequences if things go wrong.
I liken MHL to insurance. Probably (hopefully) never going to need it but it's there if something bad happens.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Here's another link for you
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/pro ... ws/2962554
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
Actually you probably got the height right and ducked under perfectly. That body image stuff is hard wired into people and nearly everyone is really good at it. But you instinctively did not allow for the height of the helmet. Its very likely you had that accident BECAUSE you were wearing a helmet. I biff my helmet getting into the car all the time and never hit my head otherwise. (Grabbing stuff at track)
Whats psychologically interesting is that that did not occur to you as a cause. Because helmets are all positive I guess.
Re: Mandatory Helmet Laws & stuff (Was One & ONLY Helmet Thr
If you do not want words and thoughts put forward for you, then do more than hyperlink with a very loaded comment. Yes, I'm allowed to see it for what it is, and you did nothing to imply that I was wrong - you commented badly, I caught you out. There is always more than just a sentence... there is depth to your thinking that you can't hide. Your comment proved it. It wasn't a relevent link. Start posting about how people did not hit their head doing things, and then I'll believe you aren't "just posting a link"
Your comment about insurance is hilarious - you realise that insurance is NEVER compulsory? OHS "insurance" and CTP "insurance" are not insurances, they are privately administered injury compensation funds. You can choose to self insure anything else, except these things. You are legally obliged to cover yourself for these areas. So calling it insurance is a bit funny
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A late-night fire continues to burn on Binghamton's east side. Reports of a structure fire on Montgomery Street came in around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. Our Brad Vivacqua has more from Binghamton.
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It happens to me and my staff all the time when we're providing care for our clients' feline friends. If you have cats, no matter how much they love and adore you, you probably have experienced it yourself: The dreaded "Love-bite."
Since many of our kitty-cat clients want more than just a spotlessly clean litter box, their cat-grass watered and their breakfast or dinner delivered on time (and kitty says not a minute late, mind you) we always incorporate "socialization" into our pet care. We go the extra mile to scratch, pet, brush or play with our cat clients when their pet-parents can't be with them (if they aren't hiding out under the bed). Sometimes that mile is a painful journey.
Here's why:
We sit in the "favorite" chair. Kitty stares imploringly at us at our feet and meows as if to say, "Hey, you have a job to do." We invite her up into our laps and commence to gently stroking, petting or doing whatever else her pet-parent has told us that Kitty enjoys. Enter the jet-engine purr.
And then…
The purr stops abruptly and the next second we're left yowling in pain and staring with confusion at puncture holes in our hands, arms or both as Kitty launches herself off our laps and stares at us from across the room with what can only be described as disdain. The indignant tail-flick quickly follows.
Yep. Kitty goes from friendly to feral in a nanosecond.
It turns out that there is actually a scientific term for this conundrum – Petting-induced aggression – and after trying to research why we receive those puncture wounds, it turns out that this is not a very well-understood behavior at all.
Experts don't exactly agree on the reasons why some cats enjoy being petted, but end up biting. They do all agree that when kitty bites at you, it's a sure sign that she has decided she's had enough stroking.
Really? Thank you, scientific cat-behavior trailblazer, for the deep insight.
A couple of possibilities have been proposed to explain why cats might react violently when they appear to be perfectly content.
- It may be a manifestation of so-called status-induced aggression, in which cats seek to control a situation. Why can't they just jump down? It would be too predictable, like dog behavior.
- There may be some neurologically significant negative stimulus associated with being petted at length that affects cats in particular.
- Cats may be especially subtle at letting humans know when they're unhappy, so that their change in attitude appears more sudden than it truly is. Basically, Kitty thinks we should be able to read her mind and stop before we can actually tell she doesn't want to be petted anymore.
The good news is that there may be warning signs that your cat is getting ready to bite you:
If Kitty's tail begins to twitch in a rolling little flick, watch out! You're about to be chomped.
If Kitty's ears start turning towards the back of her head, or flatten against her head, puncture wounds are in your very near future.
If Kitty suddenly becomes restless, or stiffens and stares at your hand, take heed. Don't. Move. A. Muscle.
My scientific analogy of this behavioral pattern – and all cat behaviors – is that cats act this way "because they can." After all, they're cats, and most cats think, or rather know, that they rule the world.
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My favorite line of the article: Really? Thank you, scientific cat-behavior trailblazer, for the deep insight.
I laughed pretty hard at that one
I never knew cats could be so vicious until recently. I think I would rather be bit by a dog than a cat any day. They can be crazy little critters.
Great article!
Every bit of this article was written from experience! LOL….I don't have cats at home, but we work with them constantly. I have one fur-client that follows me around the entire house the whole time I'm there and just hisses and growls at me. I have another where I do overnights and they have a dog and a cat. The dog sleeps with me, and every morning I wake up to the cat sitting on my chest or head and staring at me with huge-blue Himalayan eyes…and a huge fluffy Himalayan face inches from mine. Kinda like a mountain lion. Just staring.
Good times!
I am also a pet sitter Beth and have had cats come to me when their owners have said you will never see them as they don't like strangers which is wonderful! I have had the same experience as you with the cat that growls and pounces at me every chance it gets. Have also been bitten quite badly when a cat had had enough petting and I took my eyes off her and missed the signals! Never again will I miss the signal!
Cats do rule that is for sure!
My boyfriend keeps asking me if we can get a cat…and I am without a doubt NOT a cat person. Why? Because you just described me to a T…especially when I become restless
Meghan, I just read the article and inserted "Meghan" everywhere there was a "Kitty" or "Cats" and was left laughing my tail off. Pun intended.


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Fan Memories Desktop Coin Frame
The Fan Memories Desktop Coin Frame is a great way to share your favorite New England Patriots memory. The open spot is design to display your 5"x7" photo alongside Gillette Stadium Patriots game day imagery and a team logo coin. Frame measures approximately 12" wide x 10" high. By The Highland Mint.
$49.95 Only 1 left in stock - order soon.