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The archbishop was reportedly speaking to someone outside the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception after mass Wednesday when a man walked up behind him and attempted to slash his throat with a knife.
The 73-year-old archbishop fell and the attacker fled the scene. Police have arrested the attacker, a 28-year-old resident of Rock Hall, but are not releasing his identity until he is formally charged.
Church officials say the archbishop's life was saved by his clerical collar which he was wearing at the time. "It's a two-layered collar, so the knife cut the first layer and it could not get to the throat because of the second layer," Msgr. Patrick Anthony told Caribbean Net News.
Internal Security Minister Calixte George denounced the attack as reprehensible and abhorrent.
On December 31, 2000 the cathedral was the scene of another brutal attack. Two machete-wielding men stormed the building during mass and doused the worshippers with gasoline before setting them ablaze. Others worshippers were hacked with cutlasses. The attack left two people dead and at least a dozen injured.
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Section 103(b) of the U.S. Senates recently passed Jumpstart Our Business Strength Act (S. 1637, passed May 11, 2004); the "Act" would curtail the employers deduction under Section 162 of the Internal Revenue Code ("IRC") of expenses incurred in providing the use of company aircraft for certain executives, to the extent the expense amount exceeds the amount of income included by the executive upon such use.
On June 17, 2004, the U.S. House of Representative passed the American Jobs Creation Act (H.R. 4520), which is similar to the Act in scope and intent. The House measure did not include a provision similar to Section 103(b) of the Act. The Senate must now act on the House passed bill before a Senate-House conference can convene to reconcile differences between the two bills. If the Senate-House conference agreement includes Act Section 103(b) verbatim, the excess expense would not be deductible through December 31, 2005.
For "covered employees" (discussed below), the effect of Section 103(b) of the Act is to close, in favor of the government, the mismatching of employee income and employer expense deduction which is currently permitted under Sutherland Lumber-Southwest Inc. v. Commissioner (114 T.C. 197 (2000), aff'd 255 F.3d 495 (8th Cir. 2001)). In Sutherland Lumber, the Tax Court ruled that IRC 274(e)(2) allows the employer to deduct the actual cost of providing company aircraft for the personal use of an employee, provided that the employee includes the value thereof in income. Because under Treas. Reg. 1.61-21(g) the employee may use the "SIFL rules" to determine such value, the amount of income included by the employee is normally much less than the employers actual cost, thus producing potentially significant mismatching.
IRC 274(a) disallows as an entertainment expense an employers deduction of the costs of providing company aircraft for an employees personal use. However, IRC 274(e)(2) provides an exception to subsection (a) "to the extent" the expenses are treated by the employee and employer as compensation to the employee. The IRS had argued unsuccessfully in Sutherland Lumber that the phrase "to the extent" in IRC 274(e)(2) calls for a dollar-for-dollar matching of employee income and employer expense.
In holding that IRC 274(e)(2) provides an absolute exception to the applicability of IRC 274(a), and that no implied matching requirement exists, the Tax Court in Sutherland Lumber noted that in the context of various rules providing for the valuation of fringe benefits for imputed income purposes, whether in the context of a general fair rental value rule or a special valuation rule such as the SIFL rules, the valuation rate generally does not bear a correlation to the actual costs incurred by the company providing the fringe benefit, and that in some situations the amount imputed to an employee for a fringe benefit may exceed the cost incurred by the employer.
Section 103(b) of the Act would create subsections (A) and (B) under IRC 274(e)(2), with the former subsection applicable to "covered employee[s] (within the meaning of Section 162(m)(3))" and the latter applicable to "any other employee." For covered employees, the employers deduction would be limited under subsection (A) to "the amount of the expense" included in the employees income.
For other employees, subsection (B) uses the same language currently in Section 274(e)(2), which was held by the Tax Court and the court of appeals in Sutherland Lumber to permit mismatching of the amounts of the employees income and the employers expense deduction. By amending IRC 274(e)(2) in this manner, it is arguable that the Senate implicitly endorses the courts construction in Sutherland Lumber of the current sections phrase "to the extent."
There is a potential ambiguity in Section 103(b) of the Act with respect to the definition of "covered employee." Under IRC 162(m)(3), which defines the term for purposes of IRC 162(m)(1), an employee is a "covered employee" if: (A) at the end of the taxable year the employee is the chief executive officer (CEO) in title or substance, or (B) the total compensation of such employee for the tax year is required to be reported to shareholders under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "1934 Act") by reason of such employee being among the four (4) highest paid officers for the tax year. Taken out of the context of IRC 162(m)(1), which deals only with public companies, IRC 162(m)(3)(A) would include CEOs of public and non-public companies alike.
However, it is arguable that the phrase "within the meaning of section 162(m)(3)" [emphasis supplied] in IRC 274(e)(2)(A) calls for a contextual, rather than abstract, reading of IRC 162(m)(3). Moreover, the IRS has interpreted the term "covered employees" to include only those employees who are both employed on the last day of the year and listed on the summary compensation table required under the 1934 Act for the year. Although not crystal clear, it is probable that IRC 274(e)(2)(A) would not apply to CEOs (or any other employees) of non-public companies.
The author is a partner in the Aviation Practice of Galland, Kharasch, Greenberg Fellman & Swirsky, P.C., in Washington, D.C. (www.gkglaw.com). Please forward comments and questions to Mr. Reese at firstname.lastname@example.com; or Tel: +1 202.342.5268; Fax +1 202.342.5219.
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Legendary singer Connie Francis is among the stars hosting the Homeward Bound telethon Sunday.
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LOS ANGELES — Connie Francis, Alan Alda and Joe Mantegna are joining forces to help raise money for veterans suffering the wounds of war.
The trio will host the Homeward Bound telethon to benefit victims of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury. The four-hour event, airing at 6 p.m. Sunday on the Military Channel, is a fundraiser for several charities.A delayed telecast will air from 10:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on WGN-Channel 9.
Other celebrities set to participate include Mark Harmon and other "NCIS" cast members, Kevin Spacey, Jason Bateman, Lou Diamond Phillips, Gloria Loring and James Brolin.
Scheduled performers include the American Military Spouses Choir, Patti Austin, Michael Feinstein, Ben Vereen and Steve Tyrell. Three Chicago acts — Under the Streetlamp, Gentleman's Rule and Charlie Hirsch.
"This is a 45-year-old dream for me," said Francis, who entertained troops during the Vietnam War. A telethon was needed then but the social climate wasn't receptive to aiding veterans, the singer-actress said.
The Homeward Bound telethon came together after she gave a speech two years ago criticizing the lack of help for injured veterans and caught the attention of businessman Leonard Wilf, an owner of the Minnesota Vikings NFL team, Francis said. She and Wilf joined with producer Bruce Charet to establish the Haven From the Storm Foundation for veterans.
Money raised by the telethon will be donated to charities that provide services and support to servicemen and women and their family members coping with war's aftermath, including the American Red Cross, Operation Finally Home, One Mind 4 Research and Wounded Warrior Project, telethon organizers said. Gary Smith, whose credits include the Tony and Emmy Awards ceremonies, is the executive producer.
Francis, who said she endured a dark period in which she required mental health care, is focusing on victims of PTSD and the high rate of military suicides. She said she wants to erase the stigma of mental illness for those who have served as well as civilians. In 2012, the U.S. military suffered the highest number of suicides ever recorded, prompting then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta to declare it an epidemic.
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The state Comptroller says the next round of MTA fare and toll increases might not have to be as severe as the most recent hikes, thanks to an improvement in the transit agency's financial outlook. NY1's Jose Martinez filed the following report.
Bus and subway fares are set to go up again in a year and a half, and again two years after that. Same for the tolls at Metropolitan Transportation Authority bridges and tunnels.
But a new analysis of the agency's budget by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says they don't have to go up as much as in past years because the MTA has cut expenses while taking in substantially more revenue, due to an improving economy.
"There are opportunities to reduce the size of the planned increase. That's something that should be explored," said Deputy State Comptroller Ken Bleiwas. "Funding the capital program and improving services is critically important, but also, holding down the planned fare increase."
"The burden on riders has been increasing and increasing," said Gene Russianoff of Straphangers Campaign. "We feel strongly the comptroller is right."
The MTA said it can't put a figure on the fare and toll hikes just yet.
"Our goal is to keep fare and toll increases in the future to the absolute lowest level possible," said MTA spokesperson Aaron Donovan.
The report also warns that it could be tough for the MTA to get $26 billion in state and especially federal subsidies for its next capital plan, which could affect prospects for the next phase of the Second Avenue Subway.
"Aid from the federal government is likely to be less in the future than it has been in recent years, so funding that program's going to be a difficult challenge," Bleiwas said.
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DALLAS, August 8, 2013 ―The Perseid Meteor Shower, a favorite of amateur astronomers, peaks on August 12th and 13th this year. The best viewing time for North America will be the pre-dawn hours of August 12th, when the Constellation Perseus is high in the sky.
The peak of the summer meteor shower season, the Perseid shower produce the most meteors of the year. Perseids are named because they seem to appear from the Perseus Constellation. The meteors are actually debris from the Swift-Tuttle Comet. It appears annually from about mid July to late August.
The popular opinion that the Perseids are also the most spectacular meteor shower has been confirmed by NASA.
According to Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteroid Environment Office, the Perseid meteor shower "produces more fireballs than any other." Fireballs are meteors that are brighter than the planet Venus.
The best way to see the meteor shower is to get away from city lights and find a dark, unobstructed view. Although the shower gets it's name from the Perseus Constellation, they will appear in all areas of the sky. The waxing crescent moon sets early and won't hinder the season's biggest show.
Scott Kardel, Managing Director of The International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) notes that presence of numerous fireballs is good news for meteor watchers, but "light pollution from urban lights will certainly diminish the amount of meteors seen."
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Light pollution is "any adverse effect of artificial light, including sky glow, glare, light trespass, light clutter, decreased visibility at night, and energy waste," according to the IDA. In addition to reducing the night sky visibility for both professional and amateur astronomers, this excessive light can harm wildlife and interfere with circadian rhythms—the natural body clock.
Because of the growth of cities and the increased lights from urban centers, the Milky Way along with other astronomical sights are disappearing from our night sky. Astronomers and other star gazers have made a push in recent years to reduce light pollution.
The IDA offers practical suggestions to improve the quality of the night sky. One of the focuses of dark sky advocates is to educate people about using only the light that's necessary for the task. Kardel said, "Not just for meteor showers but for all nights be sure to turn off lights when they are not needed; make sure that lights are pointed downward and not into the sky."
Their efforts have gained ground in the past few years. In addition to communities passing ordinances to help control the problem of light pollution, manufactures and retailers are offering more dark-sky friendly fixtures. "This allows people to replace bad light fixtures with ones that will have less negative impact on the night sky," Kardel said.
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While light pollution is an obstacle, there are options for would-be urban sky watchers. Kardel advises, "Check to see if any local astronomy clubs are holding star parties or if they suggest good local observing areas. Otherwise, seek out any parks or open spaces away from lights that also allow you to be there late in the night. Avoid any direct lights that might shine in your eyes. In all cases, no matter where you observe give your eyes time to adjust to the night - you'll see more stars and meteors after they have done so."
Other regularly occurring meteor showers include the Quadrantids at the beginning of the year, the Lyrids in April, the Orionids in October, the Leonids in November, and the Geminids and Ursids in December.
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AJ Kohn @ajkohnOkay, so this feels a bit like link bait but I completely disagree. A really smart search marketer understands and can implement both. Don't get me on about how many times I've had to suggest negative keywords to a client who has a PPC agency, or ask why their PPC agency hasn't implemented remarketing yet. Mind you, I started out in PPC so perhaps I have a stronger bias. But I digress, because it really comes down to those who put in the work and understand how to get results. Those people excel in SEO and PPC. It's about expertise and effort, not about the channel you apply it to.
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Dear Mr. Bruno:
This is in answer to your request for an opinion on the following question:
"Pursuant to RCW 28.41.130, may the Superintendent of Public Instruction provide minimum state funding (currently $371 per enrolled student) for attendance support of pupils in grades 10, 11 and 12 when the State Board of Education has denied approval status to the high school program in which the students are currently enrolled?"
Our answer to this question is that the Superintendent of Public Instruction may not provide state funds under RCW 28.41.130 to a school district for the operation of a program which has not been approved by the State Board of Education.
We believe such an answer is clearly indicated by a reading of RCW 28.41.130 which limits the distribution of state funds only for those programs within a school district which have been approved by the State Board of Education.
The statute clearly states this requirement in the first paragraph, as follows:
"From those funds made available by the legislature for the current use of the common schools, other than the proceeds of the state property tax, the state superintendent of public instruction shall distribute annually as provided in RCW 28.48.010 to each school district of the state operating a program approved by the state board of education, an amount which, when combined with the following revenues, will constitute an equal guarantee in dollars for each weighted student enrolled, based upon one full school year of one hundred eighty days: . . ."
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EAU CLAIRE — Seven accomplished alumni will return to campus to receive awards from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Alumni Association May 21 at a luncheon and ceremony in conjunction with spring commencement.
Col. Dorothy F. Klasse, Patrick Schillinger and Sona Mehring each will receive the Alumni Distinguished Achievement Award, which recognizes distinguished service to the community, state or nation that brings credit upon the recipient and the university.
|Col. Dorothy F. Klasse
Col. Dorothy F. Klasse, U.S. Army-Retired, has 25 years of engineering and construction management experience as a veteran of the U.S. Army and Corps of Engineers. Her work has supported U.S. military forces in Iraq and Kuwait, hastened the reparation of levees in California and Nevada after flooding, and assisted the recovery following Hurricane Andrew in Florida.
Klasse graduated from UW-Eau Claire in 1974 with bachelor's degrees in biology and geography. She completed Airborne School in Fort Benning, Ga., and received a master's degree in geography from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She graduated from Air Assault School, the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, and the U.S. Army War College.
Klasse was the first woman in the history of the Army to lead a Corps District. She received the Legion of Merit, the Army's highest peacetime award.
"My experience with UW-Eau Claire was synonymous with the Army's motto — 'Be all you can be,'" said Klasse, who resides in Arlington, Va. "UW-Eau Claire gave me the education and tools to be successful and to that end I am most grateful."
|Patrick Schillinger
Patrick Schillinger graduated in 1989 with a degree in political science. He has a juris doctor degree from UW-Madison and graduated from the Institute of Organization Management at the University of Delaware. As a private attorney, he specialized in civil litigation.
Since 2007, Schillinger has been assistant vice president of government relations for Integrys Energy Group, a utility holding company. He manages the company's work with Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota, and its federal relations in Washington, D.C.
Sona Mehring is the founder and CEO of CaringBridge, a nonprofit website that connects families and friends in times of health crises. She graduated from UW-Eau Claire in 1983 with a bachelor's degree in computer science. Mehring worked as a software engineer prior to starting her own technology solution consulting company, Beacon Point Technologies.
|Sona Mehring
With the founding of CaringBridge in 1997, Mehring launched one of the first social networks. More than one billion visits have been made to CaringBridge.org, with daily visitors coming from all 50 states and more than 225 countries. Mehring received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition and was named one of 2011's "Most Influential Women in Technology" by Fast Company and "Leading Woman for Change" by MSN.com. She is a member of Women Business Leaders of the U.S. Health Care Industry Foundation, the National Health Council and the National Health Marketing Leadership Roundtable.
Laureen Seeger and Grace Lau will receive the President's Award, which recognizes outstanding professional and personal achievements and service to UW-Eau Claire.
|Laureen Seeger
Laureen Seeger is executive vice president, general counsel and chief compliance officer for McKesson Corp., a health care information technology company and pharmaceutical distributor. She previously represented technology firms as a trial lawyer and did compliance investigations for Fortune 500 companies while working at private law offices in Atlanta.
Seeger graduated in 1983 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. She earned a juris doctor degree from UW-Madison in 1986, where she was managing editor of the Wisconsin International Law Journal. She has been recognized three times by the San Francisco Business Times as one of the "100 Most Influential Bay Area Women."
Grace Y. Lau is CEO and co-founder of PacWest Financial Management Inc., a registered investment advisory firm in Phoenix.
|Grace Lau
Lau graduated in 1973 with a bachelor's degree in biology, and has a master's of business administration in international business and finance from George Washington University. Lau, a chartered financial analyst and an honor graduate of Pacific Coast Banking School, has worked in business development, asset management, lending and portfolio management for major wealth management firms.
Lau said her financial management abilities can be traced to UW-Eau Claire, where she received a scholarship and her single extravagance was one $5 pair of jeans in four years.
"My mother dreamed of sending her children away from Hong Kong for an education," said Lau, the oldest of four children. "I knew I had a responsibility to my family and worked relentlessly to secure a better financial future for them and for myself."
Lau was recognized as a member of the "2010 Million Dollar Club" by az magazine, showcasing women business owners in Arizona who represent innovation, growth, community service and lifetime achievement. She also was named among 50 "Distinguished Women in Wealth Management" by Wealth Manager in 2008.
Esther Heideman and Jeffrey Madison each will receive the Outstanding Recent Alumnus Award, which acknowledges special achievements and great promise of alumni who are within 15 years of their graduation from UW-Eau Claire.
|Esther Heideman
Esther Heideman is an accomplished opera singer who has performed throughout the United States, Asia and Europe. She has performed at The Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center, and has appeared with such orchestras as The New York Philharmonic, Baltimore Symphony, Boston Baroque, Seattle Symphony, Atlanta Symphony, St. Louis Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, and the Rotterdam Philharmonic. She has performed with the Minnesota Orchestra, Minnesota Opera, St. Paul Chamber Orchestra and Milwaukee Symphony.
Heideman graduated in 1992 with a bachelor's degree in music-applied voice and holds a master's degree in voice performance from the University of Minnesota. She won the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions and the Licia Albanese Puccini Competition. In addition to singing, Heideman also teaches voice and masterclasses.
|Jeffrey Madison
Baritone Dr. Jeffrey Madison has performed across the country and has more than 30 opera roles to his credit. He has appeared with The Minnesota Opera, Minnesota Orchestra, Western Plains Opera and Fargo-Moorhead Opera. He received a bachelor's degree in music and voice performance from UW-Eau Claire in 2001. He earned a master's and a doctorate degree in music and voice performance from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.
Madison has appeared on Minnesota Public Radio. He will make his Carnegie Hall debut this year, performing with the Minnesota Orchestra. He is a past Metropolitan National Council Auditions District Winner and a Schubert Club winner. He currently is a senior lecturer in voice at UW-Superior and a voice instructor at Bethel University.
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An old organizing vehicle, the union, has recently come on the scene in a new guise that promises to shake up the political process. Specifically, it is a new union for the unemployed (and underemployed), known by its nickname, UCubed.
Long-time labor activist Harry Kelber wrote in the Feb 23, 2010 issue of his newsletter, Labor Talk:
It's been only a month that a union for the unemployed has come into existence through an ingenious grass-roots organizing campaign. In case you haven't heard about it, the union's name is "UR Union of the Unemployed" or its nickname, "UCubed," because of its unique method of organizing.
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The attention Secretary of State Clinton was able to get for women's legal and social rights, as discussed in this article, exemplifies what women can do when they are in leadership positions and when they have the courage and determination to take action.
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Nobel Prize Honors Obama's Progressive International Stance
The Nobel Committee's surprising announcement that it will award the Nobel Peace Prize to President Barack Obama is a powerful testimonial to how much thoughtful people around the world appreciate Obama's basically progressive approach to foreign affairs.
The full citation reads: "The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided that the Nobel Peace Prize for 2009 is to be awarded to President Barack Obama for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples. The Committee has attached special importance to Obama's vision of and work for a world without nuclear weapons.
National Affairs – Same Old Stuff Under a New Name
A friend just brought National Affairs magazine to my attention, with the guileless query, "…let me know what you think." What I think, sadly, is that there are a whole lot of educated people in this country who need to tune up their crap detectors.
Looking at the About page of the new magazine, I recognized some of the names, particularly that of Bill Kristol, a well-known promoter of conservative philosophy via The Weekly Standard and FOX News. Look up the bios of the editors, authors and publication committee, and you'll find connections to National Review, Hudson Institute, Manhattan Institute, American Enterprise Institute, Project for the New American Century, Pepperdine University, and other hotbeds of conservativism.
About Rep. Joe Wilson Yelling "You lie!" at Obama, about Illegal Aliens
This commentary was contributed by Commonweal Institute Advisor Patrick O'Heffernan.
The liberal blogosphere has been buzzing about Rep. Joe Wilson's outburst at the President last night during Obama's address to a joint session. A diary on dailykos accuses Wilson of adopting "tea bagger tactics" and calls on "kossacks" to donate to the campaign of Rob Miller, his presumptive political opponent. The Huffington Post featured an unflattering photo of Wilson and the headline, "A Muzzle for Old Yeller", plus an analysis of his allegation.
Stand Up for Women, Oppose Domestic Terrorism
Following the recent murder of Dr. Tiller, one of only three remaining physicians in this country who performed late-term abortions, PBS ran a NOW program about late term abortion, with correspondent Maria Hinojosa as the interviewer. Anti-abortionists (mislabeled "pro-life", which many of them are not) are up in arms about the show, on which the other two physicians described how their lives and those of their families have been impacted for years by ongoing efforts to intimidate them and shut down access to abortion. One of the doctors referred to the tactics of the anti-abortionists as "domestic terrorism".
According to the Alan Guttmacher Institute, which tracks statistics on abortion:
Nearly half of pregnancies among American women are unintended, and four in 10 of these are terminated by abortion.[1] Twenty-two percent of all pregnancies (excluding miscarriages) end in abortion.[2]
The Commons Comes to Our Rescue, and Vice Versa
The economic crisis rolls on, but people are coping by turning to public libraries, parks, and some of the more umble pleasures of everyday life. Read Jay Walljasper's short piece about the resources we have, but often do not appreciate:
Let me offer some good news about the state of your wealth. Sure, the 401(k) tanked, the house lost a big chunk of value, and things are looking shaky at work. Indeed, the Federal Reserve recently reported that Americans all together lost $5.1 trillion during the last three months of 2008 alone.
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What is obvious is that we need an immediate and powerful jolt to the economy. We need action that will restore consumer and business confidence, put people to work, and lift the feeling of gloom that's hanging over the country. We need a true small business stimulus.[...]
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Get Rid of Paperless Voting Machines
The latest revelation about voting machines is that, since the outset, infamous Diebold (which now calls itself Premier Election Systems) has had a profound defect in the GEMS software it uses in both direct-recording electronic (DRE, touch-screen) voting machines and in optical scan machines. This defect makes it possible for election officials or others to alter the audit log, which is the purported backup that is supposed to guarantee that, in case of possible vote fraud, one could go back to see whether any votes might have been lost by mistake or through tampering.
According to a leading election organization, Verified Voting, Premier Election Systems equipment is used in over 1400 voting districts, representing over 43,000,000 voters.
Global Economy on a Crash Course with Reality
Now that Thomas Friedman is saying:
Let's today step out of the normal boundaries of analysis of our economic crisis and ask a radical question: What if the crisis of 2008 represents something much more fundamental than a deep recession? What if it's telling us that the whole growth model we created over the last 50 years is simply unsustainable economically and ecologically and that 2008 was when we hit the wall — when Mother Nature and the market both said: "No more." [...]
We can't do this anymore.
...maybe the country will wake up. The global economy is on a collision course with the reality that we live on a finite planet.
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St. Jude Medical Appoints Stefan Widensohler To Its Board Of Directors
St. Jude Medical, Inc. (NYSE:STJ), a global medical device company, today announced the appointment of Stefan Widensohler – Proprietor, Chief Executive Officer and President of the KRAUTH Medical Group – to its board of directors, effective July 19, 2013.
Mr. Widensohler has been Proprietor, CEO and President of KRAUTH Medical Group since 1992, a leading European medical distribution and service company that has served various European markets. Mr. Widensohler previously served as a Director of St. Jude Medical from 2001 to 2010. His areas of expertise include global sales and marketing of health care products and services, reimbursement, public policy and e-commerce. With over 30 years of health care industry experience, Mr. Widensohler has been an active investor and board member of various medical technology companies. Mr. Widensohler is a Director of MyoPowers Medical Technologies and LDR Holding Corp., and has also been Deputy Chairman of BVMed, the German medical technology association, since 2002. Mr. Widensohler is a graduate of the Private Academy of Economics in Bad Harzburg, Germany.
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Mr. Culbert arrived.
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Attorney David Groff, representing the owner, said the project was approved over a year ago and h= ad a large bond posted with no reductions to date. No work had been done on the proje= ct for over a year and the owner didn't intend on doing any development at t= he location at least for the foreseeable future. Attorney Groff explained that the substantial work previously done seemed to satisfy the state statute. He said the applicant didn't= want to continue with the bond since they weren't planning on doing anythi= ng. He said they proposed in lieu= of the completion bond they would post a small $5,000-$10,000 restoration bond that could be confirmed by Stantec. Attorney Groff said he provided information to Mr. Gowan regarding t= he work Gove Environmental had done and noted that the site would be stabilized (based on recommendations of Gove). He said the owner would then leave the site as it was and at the poi= nt they were ready to continue work, they would come back before the Board and= ask for a recalculation and post another bond.=
Mr. Gowan felt the reques= t was reasonable. He said the proje= ct entailed a substantial piece of land being given to the Town; that has been executed and the Town held the deed. He said the applicant had Gove Environmental review the site for what they felt the property needed in terms of stabilization. He recommended having Stantec revi= ew the proposal and add what they felt was necessary to stabilize the site; in addition, to provide the Board with an amount for a restoration bond that w= ould be exercised if nothing happened at the site for a number of years. He believed establishing a restora= tion bond would protect the Town. = He said no permits would be issued until a new bond (and new escrow) based on = the scope of work was established.
Mr. McNamara asked what h= ad already been done on the site. Mr. Gowan said all the basic roadwork had been done. Attorney Groff discussed the work = that had been done on the road including some of the sub-grade; the connection h= ad not been done. He said no bui= lding permits had been issued.
Mr. Montbleau asked if an= y of the lots were cleared. Attorney G= roff answered no. Mr. Montbleau as= ked if it was just the road that was cleared.&nbs= p; Attorney Groff said it was just the road.
There was no public input= .
Mr. McNamara confirmed th= at the request/recommendation was for the Board to release the surety bond. Mr. Gowan said he wasn't ask= ing for any action to be taken, but rather would like the Board's directi= on so he would know how to proceed. He said Stantec would need to review both of Gove's recommendations and = to provide an estimate for the restoration bond.
There was further discuss=
regarding the request and when the four-year exemption would expire. Attorney Groff said there were eig=
lots in the subdivision; the start of construction was
Map 24 Lots 12-215 & 221&nb= sp; George Jr., George III & John Harris – Ledge Road & Po= plar Hill Road – Proposed 36 Lot Subdivision with 2 Open Space Lots to be deeded to the Town of Pelham and Seeking a Special Permit for Wetland &= WCD Crossing.
Mr. Gowan said he had a v= ery productive meeting with the applicant and their engineer. They went through Stantec's = review letter with Mike Gospodarek of Herbert Associates; there will be many chang= es to the plans. Mr. Gowan said = he suggested that they date specify out a bit. Mr. Peter Zohdi of Herbert Associa= tes requested that they date specify for 60-days. This would be adequate time to mak= e the changes and have Stantec review again.
The plan was date specifi=
ed for
Map 24
Mr. Dadak began by review= ing the minutes from the site walk. <= /p>
Mr. Mike Grainger of Grai= nger Engineering, representing the applicant, met with the Board to discuss the requested subdivision. He sai= d he looked into the question of a cistern and met with the Lieutenant John Hodg= e of the Fire Department said he would issue a letter indicating that a cistern = was not necessary. Mr. Gowan said= he didn't have a letter yet, but was present for the meeting when Lt. Ho= dge said the rule used for cisterns was three-lot subdivisions or greater. Mr. McNamara asked if Lt. Hodge was familiar with the property. M= r. Gowan said familiarity with the property wasn't relevant, it was more= an issue if the proposal was three or more lots.
Mr. Grainger provided the= Board with new plans that he had made changes on. He highlighted the Wetland Conserv= ation District ('WCD') and showed where the existing septic system and tank were located.
Mr. Culbert questioned if= the proposed well was going outside the boundary of the land. Mr. Grainger explained that the lo= t was 150-feet wide and there was a 75-foot radius, so it would be tight. Mr. Culbert asked if the well was = in the setbacks. Mr. Grainger said h= e had requested a waiver for such. = Mr. McNamara discussed problems the Board had in the past with well radiuses extending into the setbacks and over the boundaries. Mr. Gowan noted that there was a l= ittle bit of flexibility on the plan shown.
Mr. Dadak said during the= October 1st there was a suggestion that the WCD be more clearly marked on the plan, but it didn't appear to be better defined. Mr. Grainger said it was on lot 20= 2, but forgot to put it on lot 202-1.
There was no public input= .
Mr. Dadak asked if they w= ould have difficulty accessing the back of the lot. Mr. Grainger said test pits had be= en dug in the event someone purchased the lot and wanted to construct a different house. He said the existing h= ouse had an existing well, septic tank and leach field that were working. Mr. McGlynn asked if the existing = well needed an easement for the radius. Mr. Gowan said it was not needed because it was an existing conditio= n.
Mr. McNamara read aloud a=
Mr. Culbert asked how the
existing drainage issues would be addressed after the construction. Mr. Grainger said the work on the =
would not help out the existing drainage problem; the runoff would be kept =
the new lot. He said a small
retention pond could be added. Mr.
Culbert asked if the pre-and post-drainage would remain the same. Mr. Grainger said he would make su=
that the drainage stayed on the lot.
He said it would not go towards
Mr. Gowan said the plan c= ould be conditioned upon the addition of a detention pond to hold the water on the site. He said if it was a condition, he would make sure it was completed. Mr. McNamara said tree removal wou= ld also affect drainage on the site; the Board could also place restrictions on the building envelope. Mr. Dadak = said there were simple ways to slow the water down for a single house, such as h= ave the roof drainage directed into a dry well. Mr. Culbert noted that the plans didn't show an indication how the water would be directed.
Mr. McGlynn was confused = by the plan showing a proposed well and septic in a WCD area. Mr. Gowan asked for clarification = of what was being proposed. Mr. = Grainger said the proposed well was shown for the plan if they put a house, well and septic system in the back. He= said at this point the applicant was planning on keeping the existing well. He said he was trying to show both= the existing conditions as well as where things would go if a new house was pla= ced out back. He said it was two separate issues. Mr. McNamara= said the only thing the Board was discussing was the subdivision. Mr. Gowan believed the applicant w= as trying to show that the lot could be built upon. Changes would require the applican= t to come back before the Board.
Mr. Culbert questioned wh=
at the
4K area was in the upper left corner.
He asked if the plans could be transposed to be two separate plans.<=
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Mr. Grainger explained what he was=
requesting. He said he was showing the Board t=
subdivision plan and was showing the state (for state subdivision approval)=
a new well and septic could be located.&nb=
Mr. Culbert was concerned with approving the plan because it showed
proposed areas for a well and septic.
Mr. Grainger said he probably should have shown the Board the present
conditions only. Mr. Montbleau
asked if the Board approved the plan in front of them, they would be approv=
what was being shown. Mr. McN=
said the Board should be focusing on lot 12-202-1 the proposed new house.
Mr. Montbleau wanted to know if the
Board approved the plan they would be approving what was being shown (well
design etc.). Mr. Culbert ans=
yes. Mr. Gowan said if the Bo=
approved the plan with conditions such as: 1) the addition of a detention b=
adequately sized being placed on lot 202-1; 2) removal of 4K area and propo=
well radius from lot 12-202; and 3) any removal or rebuilding of the existi=
family home would require coming back before the Board (for wetlands
crossings). He said the Board=
approve the plan with the stipulations, or they could have the applicant am=
the plan.
Mr. Culbert preferred tha= t the applicant amend the plan and show it to the Board.
Mr. McGlynn asked that th= e WCD line be clearly delineated. <= /p>
There was a consensus of = the Board to have the applicant return with a revised plan as discussed: 1) rem= oval of the proposed well; 2) removal of the proposed 4K; 3) greater delineation= of the WCD: 4) detention area; and 5) show the building envelope (150ft.x100ft= .) for lot 1 encompassing the home and 4K area.
The plan was date specifi=
ed to
Map 22 Lots 7-271 & 272&nbs= p; John Alosso – Main Street & Route 38 – Seeking re-approval of Site Plan that was originally approved in 1989 for 25,000SF Retail Building
Mr. Gowan said this item = had inadvertently been left off the agenda.&nb= sp; The applicant didn't have the new plan to present. Mr. Gowan said the abutters would = be re-notified at the Planning Department's expense and an agenda item w= ould be added under old business when the engineer had a plan ready for the Boar= d.
Discussion on Draft Zoning Articles
Mr. Gowan informed that t=
Zoning Sub-Committee had been meeting to draft zoning articles. He planned to distribute copies of=
draft so the Board could begin reviewing the information. He said they were also drafting a
companion subdivision chapter that was critical to understand the zoning.
He said the draft would also be se=
nt out
for independent review with Stantec, DES and others to obtain the benefit of
broad opinion.
Mr. Doherty informed the =
that a fire cistern had been installed on
Mr. Gowan informed that t=
he Board
of Adjustment had scheduled a site walk for
Map 24
Map 24 Lots 12-215 & = 221 George Jr., George III & John = Harris – Ledge Road & Poplar Hill Road – Proposed 36 Lot Subdivisi= on with 2 Open Space Lots to be deeded to the Town of Pelham and Seeking a Spe= cial Permit for Wetland & WCD Crossing.
(Montbleau/Doherty) To =
(6-0-= 1) The motion carried. Mr. Culbert abstained.
(Haverty/Montbleau) To = adjourn the meeting.
(7-0-= 0) The motion carried.
The meeting was adjourned= at approximately
&n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp; Respectfully submitted,
Charity A. L. Willis
&n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp; Recording Secretary
Planning Board Meeting/October 15, 2007  = ; &n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp;  = ; &n= bsp;  = ; Page 204
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Well, look Who's back! Yep, it's the Master, back in the Domain for one day only and subtle as ever. And I'm here today to honour my namesake's long-time nemesis, as he celebrates his 50th (or is it 1,200th?) year. Ladies, gentlemen and variations thereupon, I give you The Doctor!
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Developing-nation stocks fell as the Shanghai Composite Index erased its 2012 advance on concern China's economic slowdown will choke earnings and as a two-day summit for European Union leaders started in Brussels.
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index (MXEF) declined 0.7 percent to 906.71 by the close in New York, snapping two days of gains. The Shanghai Composite fell 1 percent, the seventh straight slide in its longest losing streak in 13 months. OGX Petroleo e Gas Participacoes SA and MMX Mineracao e Metalicos SA slumped to lead decliners on Brazil's Bovespa index. Russia's Micex Index (INDEXCF) retreated 1.7 percent, the most since May 23.
China's curbs on the housing market will remain "tight" this year, preventing transactions and prices from rebounding significantly, Shui On Land Ltd. Chief Executive Freddy Lee said yesterday. European Union leaders approved a 120 billion-euro ($149 billion) plan to promote growth in the 27-nation bloc. The growth plan came before leaders took on the thornier measures to prevent the euro area's financial crisis from swamping Spain and Italy.
"The global markets backdrop remains quite challenging, given the persisting risks on the euro zone crisis front, as well as rising concerns that the global growth outlook may have to be substantially downgraded again," Benoit Anne, head of emerging-markets strategy at Societe Generale in London, wrote in an e-mailed note to clients.
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The asparagus season has started. Soon we will have the first white asparagus but these wraps with the green asparagus also make a really tasty, quick and easy lunch.
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UNITED WATER WANTS TO CHARGE ROCKLAND RESIDENTS $56.8 MILLION FOR THEIR COSTS FOR DESALINATION. That's before a shovel in the ground and without purchase of the property! This $56.8 million includes UW costs for lobbyists and a non-stop barrage of advertising for years. Click here for Our Town's article & editorial on UW's attempt to charge you for these costs! United Water Files Second Rate Request Within Weeks United Water wants to charge us $56.8 million for desalination even before approval. Rockland is about to pay one of the highest water rates in the...Read More
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Chive & Walnut "Cheese" Bites
Recipe courtesy of Vegetarian Times, www.VegetarianTimes.com
The VT staffers couldn't get enough of these bite-size appetizers—and couldn't believe they were made with tofu cream cheese. (Fresh chives mask the soy flavor.)
Makes 28 bites
|1 ½ cups walnuts, divided
|16 oz. tofu cream cheese
|1 cup finely chopped chives, (4 bunches), divided
|½ small shallot, minced (1 Tbs.)
|¼ tsp. smoked paprika
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Spread walnuts on baking sheet, and bake 8 to 10 minutes, or until fragrant.
- Cool, and grind finely in food processor.
- Stir together cream cheese, 3 Tbs. chives, shallot, smoked paprika, and 3 Tbs. walnuts until smooth.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Scoop mixture into 2 tsp.-size balls.
- Roll half in remaining chopped chives and half in remaining walnuts.
- Serve immediately.
Per piece:
Calories: 88
Protein: 2 g
Total Fat: 8.5 g
Saturated Fat: 1.5 g
Carbohydrates: 2 g
Cholesterol: 0 mg
Sodium: 98 mg
Fiber: 1 g
Sugar: 0 g