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Massachusetts is a leading state with a long, successful record of implementing energy efficiency programs for all customer sectors. The state created an aggressive funding mechanism and required electric utilities to provide energy efficiency programs during its restructuring of the industry in 1997. The natural gas utilities in the state have offered energy efficiency programs to customers since the late 1980s.
In 2008, the governor signed Chapter 169 of the Acts of 2008, An Act Relative to Green Communities. The new law altered the approval process and timeline for electric and natural gas utility energy efficiency plans and required the utilities to file the plans every three years. The law required the state's regulatory authority, the Department of Public Utilities, to ensure that energy efficiency programs "are delivered in a cost-effective manner capturing all available efficiency opportunities, minimizing administrative costs to the fullest extent practicable, and utilizing competitive procurement processes to the fullest extent practicable." In addition, the law directed the DPU to appoint and convene an Energy Efficiency Advisory Council (EEAC), whose members play a key role in designing, approving, and monitoring the energy efficiency programs of Massachusetts' investor-owned utilities. The EEAC's primary mandate is achieving the goals outlined in the Green Communities Act and developing long-term vision, including recommendations concerning studies and research to achieve the goals of acquiring all cost-effective efficiency that is less than the cost of generation, and maximizing economic and environmental benefits that can be realized through increased energy efficiency.
Massachusetts' approach has resulted in one of the most ambitious fully-funded state savings targets, annual electric savings targets ramping up from 2.5% to 2.6% from 2013-2015. The state's three year plan also includes gas savings of about 1.1% of retail sales annually. Utility companies in the state manage and implement efficiency programs. The low-income residential demand-side management and education programs are implemented through the state's low-income weatherization and fuel assistance program.
Massachusetts has decoupling in place for all of its gas and electric utilities. Utility companies can earn a shareholder incentive of approximately 5% of energy efficiency program costs for meeting energy saving, benefit-cost, and market transformation goals.
The most recent budgets for energy efficiency programs and electricity and natural gas savings can be found in the State Spending and Savings Tables on the left.
Massachusetts has a restructured utility industry with competitive generation and retail markets. The distribution companies remain regulated and are required to offer energy efficiency and other demand-side management programs. The law governing these programs is Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 25 §19. The distribution utilities administer their own energy efficiency programs with collaborative input and oversight from the state Division of Energy Resources (DOER) and Department of Public Utilities.
Large investor-owned utilities in Massachusetts have partnered together to sponsor the Mass Save initiative. These utilities work with the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources to provide a wide range of services, incentives, trainings, and information promoting energy efficiency. A variety of electric and gas efficiency programs are also offered directly through IOUs and municipal utilities. Energy efficiency program funds must be allocated to customer classes, including the low-income residential subclass, in proportion to these customers' contributions to those funds. At least 10% of the funding for electric energy efficiency programs and at least 20% of the funding for gas energy efficiency programs must be spent on low-income residential demand-side management and education programs.
In 2012, the state created a pilot program for large gas and electric customers. Five Largest Gas and Electric Customers Accelerated Rebate Pilot: Sections 5 and 54 of An Act Relative to Competitively Priced Electricity in the Commonwealth, requires the program administrators to implement a pilot program for their five largest gas and electric customers based upon specific customer locations in their respective service territories known as the voluntary accelerated rebate pilot program. Customers electing to participate shall be eligible for financial support of up to 100 per cent of the cost for qualified energy efficiency measures, as determined by the Program Administrator, using criteria included in the Three Year Plan. In addition, up to 15% of any accelerated rebate may be used for other improvements that support energy efficiency improvements made under a program approved by the department or emission reductions, including, but not limited to, infrastructure improvements, metering, circuit level technology and software
The most recent budgets for energy efficiency programs and electricity and natural gas savings can be found in the State Spending and Savings Tables on the left.
Summary: Electric: Annual savings targets began at 1.4% in 2010, ramping up to 2.6% by 2015. Natural Gas: Targets began at 0.63% in 2010, ramping up to 1.14% by 2015.
The Green Communities Act requires that electric and gas utilities procure all cost-effective energy efficiency before more expense supply resources, requiring a three year planning cycle. In January 2013, the DPU approved the second 3-year (2013-2015) electric and gas energy efficiency plans under the Green Communities Act, continuing the state's progress toward the most ambitious energy savings targets in the country. The first electric efficiency procurement plan called for savings 1.0% in 2009, 1.4% in 2010, 2.0% in 2011, and 2.4% in 2012. The state's second three-year plan calls for savings to increase to 2.6% in 2015. The energy efficiency investments in 2013-2015 are expected to save 3,703 GWh of electricity in 2015. The statewide totals are comprised of individual program administrator savings.
The state's natural gas plan will save 24.75 MMTherms in 2015, equivalent to 1.14 percent of retail natural gas sales in 2015. Overall, the fully funded 2013-2015 electric and natural gas efficiency procurement plans will yield net consumer savings of more than $6.2 billion. The energy savings proposed in the current three year plan represent a 55 percent increase compared to the energy savings achieved in previous three-year plans.
Massachusetts is currently implementing decoupling for all of its gas and electric utilities pursuant to DPU Docket 07-50-A (July 2008). Target revenues are determined on a utility-wide basis, and can be adjusted for inflation or capital spending requirements if necessary. The Massachusetts DPU has approved decoupling plans for National Grid Electric Company (DPU 09-39), National Grid Gas Company (DPU 10-55), Bay State Gas Company (DPU 09-30) and Western Massachusetts Electric Company (DPU 10-70). Each distribution company is required to institute a decoupling mechanism with its next filed rate case.
Shareholder incentives are in place for electric and gas utilities. The shareholder incentive provides an opportunity for companies to earn about 5% of program costs as an incentive for meeting program goals. The incentive is based on a combination of elements including energy savings, benefit-cost, and market transformation results. The order that approved the incentive is DTE Order 98-100 (DTE is now DPU).
The Green Communities Act requires that electric and gas utilities make acquiring all cost-effective energy efficiency a higher priority than using other resources. The Act created an Energy Efficiency Advisory Council (EEAC) that works with utility program administrators to establish statewide plans for gas and electric utilities for 3 years into the future. Utilities must "provide for the acquisition of all available energy efficiency and demand reduction resources that are cost effective or less expensive than supply" in coordination with the EEAC. Utilities prepare plans for the Department of Public Utilities that establish annual budgets and goals over a period of three years. This process is open to the public.
The evaluation of ratepayer-funded energy efficiency programs in Massachusetts relies on both legislative mandates (Green Communities Act of 2008) and regulatory orders (DPU 8-50-A). The order follows the legislation. Evaluations are mainly administered by the Energy Efficiency Program Administrators, however, the Massachusetts's Energy Efficiency Advisory Council oversees the evaluations. Statewide evaluations are conducted, with the exception of PA-specific pilots. There are no specific legal requirements for these evaluations. Massachusetts uses benefit-cost tests in connection with their ratepayer-funded energy efficiency programs. Massachusetts relies on the Total Resource Cost (TRC) test and considers it to be its primary test for decision making. Resource and non-resource benefits are determined through the EM&V process to be included in the TRC and approved by the DPU. The rules for benefit-cost tests are stated in the Green Communities Act of 2008 and DPU 8-50-A. Benefit-cost tests are required at the overall portfolio and total program levels screening.


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The purpose of Inter-Club Council (ICC) is to facilitate interaction between all student organizations on campus and to provide a forum for discussion and information exchange. Comprised of one representative from each ASWC-recognized student organization, the Inter Club Council promotes a spirit of cooperation among the various student groups.
Members of ICC share resources, dialogue about campus events and policies and work together to create programs for Whittier students and help determine which clubs and organizations will be eligible to receive funding from ASWC.
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29 And they rose up and drove him out of the town and brought him to the brow of the hill on which their town was built, so that they could throw him down the cliff. | 29 They got up, drove him out of the town, and took him to the brow of the hill on which the town was built, in order to throw him down the cliff. |
30 But passing through their midst, he went away. | 30 But he walked right through the crowd and went on his way. |
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Called to Order
Mr. Penniman called the meeting to order at 2:03 p.m.
Changes to the Agenda
There were no changes to the agenda.
Approval of Minutes
There were no minutes presented for approval.
Airport Capital Projects
Mr. Nicholas, Airport Manager said the Airport Airline Agreement runs through the end of December, 2003 and that agreement includes all of the local share of any capital projects the County currently has. Those rates are reflected in the Airport fees and charges. The local share that is usually five percent has already been calculated into next year's budget. Beyond 2003 the Airport does not have a contract with a long-term financial consultant to begin consulting with U.S. Airways; therefore, the County needs to negotiate a contract before the other one runs out. Mr. Nicholas said the Airport will be sitting down to discuss what the County wants to have included in an agreement with the airlines and the consultant will then decide if those expectations are realistic or not.
Mr. Nicholas spoke of the future of U.S. Airlines and said they have now have the opportunity with their filing of Chapter 11 to renegotiate their contracts with the unions and attempt to restructure themselves and get to a point where they can compete with other carriers. If they do not do that there is a good chance they will go out of business. Mr. Nicholas said there are 90,000-100,000 people who want to board an airplane in Tompkins County and it is likely another airline will fill the void if that were to happen. However, he stated there are so few airlines around these days, that it may take time to produce a replacement. He also noted other communities are in similar situations.
Mr. Penniman asked if the consultant the Tompkins Regional Airport will hire will have experience with other communities that have a market like Tompkins County and would they be familiar with current contracts that are being signed. Mr. Nicholas said they would be. He also said financial consultants are very expensive (approximately $50,000). However, in the course of the ten-year agreement he estimated that the consultant has saved the Airport close to $1 million and he does not think Tompkins County would have been able to save that amount without the consultant.
Mr. Nicholas said the Public Works Committee is looking at each project and approving each of them on an individual basis. He said as a project approaches, the County needs to be aware of what is happening with U.S. Airways and the airlines in general and make an appropriate decision at that time. He said over the course of the last twelve years the Airport has received approximately $20 million in federal grants and about half of those grants were discretionary grants. He stressed that Tompkins County has received money because it has maintained a good relationship with the Federal Aviation Administration. He believes if the County were to begin turning down grants to save the local share, that discretionary funding will quickly disappear.
Mr. Joseph asked how U.S. Airway's bankruptcy affects the current contract they have with the Tompkins Regional Airport. Mr. Nicholas said the Airport is holding $140,000 in unpaid invoices up until August 11 when they filed for Chapter 11. He said he does not know how much of that the County will get back; however, the consultant felt there was a good chance the County would receive the entire amount. Mr. Nicholas said any payments that become due now are required to be paid within thirty days or they will be in violation of Chapter 11 rules.
At this time Mr. Nicholas provided the Committee with an overview of the status of Airport Capital Improvement Program projects. A question was raised why the figures in the document distributed with the agenda does not match figures contained in the capital budget request book. Mrs. Smithers said she was not aware of any changes in these figures and said she will follow-up on this with Mr. Nicholas.
Chairs Report
Mr. Penniman spoke of the resolution on the agenda entitled Urging the Governor and Legislature to Delay Scheduled Income Tax cuts for 2002, and said he was contacted by media and provided his opinion on the resolution. He noted that when he stated his position on this resolution to the press he was speaking of his personal opinion and not representing the opinions of other members of the Board.
Mr. Penniman said he would like the Committee to discuss rollover funds at the next meeting and discuss how much will be allocated in the 2003 budget as well as what the status of those funds are and the Boards options are.
Finance Directors Report
Mr. Squires distributed a Contingent Fund report showing the balance to date being $532,430. He highlighted particular areas of the budget and noted jail medical expenses are very high at this time due to the amount of medications being prescribed. Medicaid expenses and the Department of Social Services budget continues to go over budget and the Assigned Counsel program is spending at a higher rate than in the past. Mr. Squires stated the Medical Examiner program has expended all of its funds for recoveries for the year.
Mr. Squires said in spite of the above potential budget shortfalls he expects sales tax receipts will come in over budget by approximately $1.4 million. This will largely offset those items stated above. He reported on interest earnings and said the County is currently receiving only two percent on its money; the amount budgeted was 3 ½ percent. The County is also receiving less money than anticipated for delinquent taxes.
Mr. Squires said he has been trying to track the Countys cash flow. As of this point in the year, the County is close to where it was at this time last year, having closed out August with $14 million. He said this is a good sign and as he will continue to update the Committee on a monthly basis on this. He reported retirement rates came in today. The rate for 2002 is 1.8 percent and 4.1 percent for 2003. This is a major increase for cities across New York State that have a police department. The fringe rate for 2003 is going to cause a $500,00 cost overrun which will have to be subsidized by the retirement reserve.
County Administrators Report
Mr. Whicher had no report.
Deputy County Administrators Report
Mrs. Smithers had no report.
MOVED by Ms. Robertson, seconded by Mr. Todd. Mr. Penniman stated this resolution is similar to the New York State Assembly bill that requests an income tax on higher-paid individuals and the revenues would be applied towards education, health and human services, and economic development. He said the New York State Association of Counties has adopted a system for prioritizing their resolutions being presented to the New York State Legislature of which mandate relief is always at the top of the list. He said the goal is to have a lot of the counties say they are willing to have the State tax constituents at a higher rate on the income tax in exchange for a reduction of the property tax. A voice vote on the resolution resulted as follows: Ayes 5, Noes 0. MOTION CARRIED.
WHEREAS, based on results of the New York State Association of Counties survey of 2002 County Budgets, eighty-six percent of counties reported that their financial condition has deteriorated over the past year, and
WHEREAS, counties have indicated that there are several reasons for their fiscal decline including the increased cost of existing State mandates, a weak economy, and the impact of new State mandates, and
WHEREAS, on average, county adopted budgets for 2002 have increased by five percent, with counties reporting that on average, fifty-eight percent of their budgets are mandated by the State and not discretionary to the county, and
WHEREAS, many counties are now projecting additional large increases in spending for 2003, primarily due to State mandates, with the potential for large property tax increases, and
WHEREAS, Tompkins County is expecting a twenty-six percent total increase in the growth of Medicaid costs paid by local taxes during the years 2002 and 2003, driven by several components including the new costs associated with the Family Health Plus Program and spikes in prescription drug and nursing home costs, and
WHEREAS, Tompkins County will be forced to increase spending by $3.1 Million for Medicaid during 2002 and 2003, causing a 14.2 percent increase in property taxes during that period, and
WHEREAS, given the burden of State mandates, counties are being forced to choose between large tax increases and severe reductions in many other basic services that our citizens have come to expect and require in order to maintain their quality of life, now therefore be it
RESOLVED, on recommendation of the Budget and Capital Committee, That the Tompkins County Board of Representatives urges the State of New York to adopt legislation that will increase the payment of taxes by those who can most afford it, by imposing a higher personal income tax rate for incomes above $150,000, with an additional tax rate increase for incomes above $200,000,
RESOLVED, further, That the State use the additional funds to provide property tax relief to counties through increased State reimbursements to counties for mandated programs,
RESOLVED, further, That the Clerk of the Board is directed to supply a copy of this resolution to Honorable Sheldon Silver, Honorable James L. Seward, Honorable Martin Luster, Honorable Randy Kuhl, and the Honorable Joseph Bruno.
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MOVED by Ms. McBean, seconded by Ms. Robertson, and unanimously adopted by voice vote.
WHEREAS, the Fire, Disaster, and EMS Office had an employee, John Miller,
retire effective April 6, 2002 at a cost of $19,551, for terminal pay,
WHEREAS, the Fiscal Policy of Tompkins County allows for terminal pay
replacement from the Contingent Fund, now therefore be it
RESOLVED, on recommendation of the Public Safety and the Budget and
Capital Committees, That the Director of Finance appropriate a total of
$19,551 for terminal pay for John Miller, and further
RESOLVED, further, That the money be distributed to the following accounts:
FROM: A1990.54440 Contingent Fund $19,551
TO: A3410.51200551 Overtime $15,517
A3410.58800 Fringes 4,034
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MOVED by Mr. Booth, seconded by Mr. Todd, and unanimously adopted by voice vote.
WHEREAS, the College holds a beneficial interest in certain real property
situated north and in the vicinity of a thoroughfare known as Far View
Drive in the Town of Dryden which has been identified as being an ideal
location for a parking lot containing approximately two (2) acres which
would accommodate about 130 automobiles (the precise metes and bounds and
acreage thereof to be fixed by survey) (herein, "the Property"), and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Education Law §6306(4) title to the Property
is vested in and held by Tompkins County and Cortland County in trust for
the uses and purposes of the College, and
WHEREAS, Tompkins Cortland Community College Foundation, Inc., (herein
"the Foundation") owns, leases, and manages dormitories in the vicinity
of the Property and proposes to construct an additional dormitory in this
area, which presently will provide housing accommodations for students
of the College ("the Dormitory"), and
WHEREAS, the Foundation has expressed a desire that a parking lot be
constructed in the vicinity of the existing and proposed dormitories in
order to provide adequate parking for students residing there ("the Parking
Lot" and collectively with the Dormitory, "the Facility"), and
WHEREAS, the College is amenable to leasing the Property to the Foundation
so that it may acquire, construct, and equip thereon at its sole cost and
expense and thereafter maintain, repair, and otherwise be solely responsible
for the Facility suitable for the Foundations needs as above recited,
WHEREAS, the Foundation desires to finance the cost of the acquisition,
construction, and equipping of the Facility in an amount not to exceed
$6,000,000 through the issuance by the Tompkins County Industrial Development
Agency ("the Issuer") of its Civic Facility Revenue Bonds (Tompkins Cortland
Community College Foundation Project) ("the Bonds"), and
WHEREAS, the Foundation reasonably expects that it will (1) pay or
incur certain capital expenditures in connection with the acquisition,
construction, and equipping of the Facility prior to the issuance of the
Bonds, (2) use funds from sources other than the proceeds of the Bonds
which are or will be available on a short-term basis to pay for such capital
expenditure, and (3) reimburse itself for the use of such funds with the
proceeds of the Bonds, now therefore be it
RESOLVED, on recommendation of the Budget and Capital Committee, That
the President of the College be and hereby is authorized:
1) To seek and obtain such consents, approvals and/or authorizations
from the Colleges sponsoring counties, and each of them, which may be
necessary and appropriate to allow the College to lease or otherwise transfer
the Property to the Foundation for the purposes above mentioned, and
2) To enter into and execute a lease or other agreement with the Foundation
pursuant and further to which the Foundation may construct and maintain
(i) the Parking Lot, and (ii) the Dormitory to accommodate students residing
in the Foundations dormitories, which lease or other agreement will be
satisfactory in form and substance to the Colleges counsel and shall be
for a term not to exceed thirty (30) years with an annual rent of One Dollar
RESOLVED, further, That the President of the College hereby is authorized
to execute any and all agreements and/or instruments necessary to effectuate
the foregoing,
RESOLVED, further, That this resolution shall constitute the adoption
of "official intent" (within the meaning of the United State Treasury Regulations
Section 1.150-2(d)) with respect to issuance of the Bonds and the original
expenditures which are reasonably expected to be reimbursed from the proceeds
of the Bonds.
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Expanded Budget Committee Calendar
Mr. Penniman said the expanded Budget Committee calendar has been distributed. He said there were still some conflicts with meetings scheduled and he is willing to work with Board members to accommodate schedules to the best extent possible, and said the calendar will be redistributed if any changes are made.
The meeting adjourned at 4 p.m.
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WHEREAS the Moderator of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations endorsed and advocated supporting full equality of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals, which constituted a substantive portion of her report to the Assembly, and by her social witness action of requesting that the full General Assembly of delegates attend and witness at Minneapolis Pride, on Saturday, June 26, following Plenary Session IV; and
WHEREAS the Committee on Right Relations specifically invoked the inherent worth and dignity of transgender individuals as a substantive portion of its report during the business meeting of the General Assembly 2010 in Plenary Session IV; and
WHEREAS the Employment Non-Discrimination Act is before the House of Representatives and Senate and the passage of sexual orientation and gender identity employment equality is in jeopardy;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the 2010 General Assembly affirms its commitment to the inherent worth and dignity of every human being, including lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we express this spiritual value through our employment practices, educational efforts, congregational life, public witness, and immediate advocacy for the passage of the inclusive Employment Non-Discrimination Act; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we encourage member congregations and societies to act within their congregations and communities to promote and educate the importance of employment equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals.
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Thriller turns audience into enablers, pulling for Denzel Washington's booze- and drug-addicted pilot
In the first minutes of this provocative drama from director Robert Zemeckis, we bounce between the worlds of hard-living airline pilot Whip Whitaker (Denzel Washington) and down-on-her-luck photographer/junkie Nicole (Kelly Reilly). One worries screenwriter John Gatins made a too-obvious play on the word the title Flight. He flies with a plane (and also prodigious quantities of alcohol and cocaine). She flies with a syringe.
But once the captain gets in the cockpit on a routine flight from Orlando to Atlanta, the resulting havoc will likely drive all semantics from the mind. Whip is already loaded as he guides the plane through heavy turbulence after takeoff, and afterwards has the effrontery to sneak a few bottles of vodka into his water bottle while assuring his passengers that the worst is over.
Not by a long shot. The flight suddenly, inexplicably loses altitude and goes into an uncontrolled dive. While Whip's starched co-pilot (Brian Geraghty) goes into near hysterics, Whip calculates, turns the plane upside down to take it out of its death dive and rights it in time to crash land on a field.
Of the 102 souls on board, only four are killed. Whip Whitaker is credited with saving their lives with his quick thinking and unconventional piloting know-how.
But when he regains consciousness in the hospital, his life will be turned around, first by meeting Nicole, hospitalized for a heroin overdose, and next with the knowledge that, as a matter of procedure, a sample of his blood was taken while he was unconscious, and the well-kept secret of his alcoholism and drug abuse is at risk of being disastrously exposed.
From there, Flight proceeds with the momentum of a thriller but the gravitas of a gritty character drama. Whip simultaneously evades the truth about his addiction and his responsibility to the public. The title takes on another meaning: Flight is the act of a fugitive.
Whip is soon surrounded by three different variations of enabler: His union rep (Bruce Greenwood) is a former flying partner and friend intent on guarding Whip's career in the face of evidence of serious substance abuse. His tightly wound lawyer-for-hire (Don Cheadle) is intent on protecting the airline by protecting Whip's reputation from an investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board headed by the hard-nosed Ellen Block (Melissa Leo). Finally, there's Harling Mays (John Goodman), a good-time Charlie who may be Whip's only remaining friend. Harling is also his drug supplier.
Set against this lot, it soon becomes clear that the recovering addict Nicole may be Whip's last, best hope.
Washington is especially fine here, taking a breather from his more action-oriented roles to demonstrate what a versatile actor he can be, playing such a damaged individual.
It is difficult to discuss the merits of Flight without revealing too much of its third act. The term Hitchcockian could be used to describe a bravura sequence in a hotel room where Whip attempts to dry out before testifying at an NTSB hearing. What follows that is Hitchcockian in the most perverse sense, reminiscent of the sequence in Psycho when Norman Bates disposes of Marion Crane's body by sinking her car in a swamp, and the audience collectively holds its breath, wanting the car to sink.
I'm not sure it's intentional, but Zemeckis actually makes the audience feel complicit by getting us onside with Whip's deception, even if that means he loses his soul.
The film is a fascinating look at addiction, but in its finale, it packs a provocative correlative punch: We are all enablers.
Other voices
"Slowly but surely, Flight degenerates from a tale of moral paradox and wounded romance into a mid-1990s after-school special about addiction and recovery."
-- Andrew O'Hehir, Salon.com
"Not often does a movie character make such a harrowing personal journey that keeps us in deep sympathy all of the way."
-- Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
"A riveting character study, and a sometimes moving and sometimes amusingly amoral morality tale set in the vodka-and-coke friendly skies."
-- Roger Moore, McClatchy-Tribune News Service
"Flight doesn't quite soar past its narrative limitations. There's plenty of virtuosity to go around here -- just precious little transcendence."
-- David Fear, Time Out New York
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His dad was Winnipeg musician Jimmy King, a one-time columnist for the Winnipeg Free Press. One of his brothers is a playwright. Another is a singer-songwriter.
Randall has been content to cover the entertainment beat in one capacity or another since 1990.
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1st of all, I get plenty of fiber (being Asian, my family emphasizes eating fruits and veggies), and I've stuffed myself with prunes for the past 2 weeks and things have only gotten worse. Since feeling bloated, I've cut down on my food intake by 1/2. 2nd of all, I've upped the amount of exercise I get (usually I'm very dormant, I guess) - 30min - 1hr, I'd say, of walking after dinner or playing tennis, whatever. 3rd - I drink like 6-8 cups of water a day my doctor told me it's probably diet, despite me explaining my situation. I'm afraid it's colon cancer, hemorrhoids or something more serious - what should I do? I don't think I can stand another day of this, it hurts so much! I can't even sit down because that hurts too (constant pain, almost!) - my whole body's sore and I can't walk normally. |
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- Posted by lizzie_grow (My Page) on Tue, Jul 7, 09 at 23:13
Some things that are common to constipation problems are... medications or supplements that are new? If it doesn't improve, I'd see a GI specialist...they made need to do a colon study on you. You could have a bowel loop or obstruction, but that would probably involve vomiting, too. Good luck & take care. |
A few questions. How old are you? Do you have a family history of colon cancer? Do you take any medications that would be slowing down your bowels, like a pain medication? |
- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Thu, Jul 9, 09 at 11:46
The pain sounds a lot like hemorroids. But I would think that your doctor would have checked that. You really do need to see someone else about this. The longer it goes on, the worse it could get. Various opiates, (for pain) can just about stop the bowel from working. Hydrocodone, a common ingredient in prescription cough medicine, can really cause problems for some people. Have you been taking anything like that? Have you tried taking a laxative like Milk of Magnesia? |
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#Byebliss messages flood Twitter as Bliss magazine closes
Bliss, the monthly magazine for teenage girls, is closing after 19 years of publication.
Bliss: the final issue, July 2014
The July 2014 issue, out now, will be the magazine's last. The magazine's publisher Panini UK has decided to close the title, but could not be reached for comment.
It is not thought that Bliss's website, mybliss.co.uk, will remain active.
Bliss, in a tweet about its final issue, said:
Guys,we have some sad news for you.Bliss is closing and the July issue will be the last one :( thanks to all our BLISSlets for being amaze.x
— BLISS magazine (@blissmag) May 30, 2014
Fans and staff of the magazine took to Twitter to express their sadness at the news, using the hashtag #byebliss. They included features writer Charlie Bond, fashion and beauty assistant Holly Hopkins, and online coordinator and features writer Katie Baillie, who have also announced they are going freelance from today.
Bliss covered celebrities, body confidence, fashion and beauty and teenage relationships. The pop singer Lorde is the cover star of the last issue.
Its closure follows the final print editions of teen magazines like Sugar, owned by Hearst Magazines UK-predecessor Hachette Filipacchi, which went digital-only in 2011.
Emap (now Bauer Media) launched Bliss in 1995. It was later sold to the UK arm of Italian publisher Panini in 2006. At that time it had an average circulation of more than 200,000 per issue.
Bliss is no longer registered with the Audit Bureau of Circulations, but its last recorded circulation figure for the six months to December 2012 was 50,043. The vast majority of this was from newsstand sales.
Its UK office is in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
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Archaeological Reports SeriesThe Mississippi Department of Archives and History has published the Archaeological Reports Series since 1970. MDAH Reissues Winterville Archaeological ReportMDAH has reissued the long out-of-print archaeological report on Winterville Mounds. The report was written by Jeffrey P. Brain as an expanded version of his doctoral dissertation presented at Yale University in 1969. To purchase a copy of Winterville: Late Prehistoric Culture Contact int he Lower Mississippi Valley, contact the Mississippi History Store at 601-576-6921 or by email. The price is $25 plus tax and shipping. Copies may also be purchased at the Charlotte Capers Building, 100 South State Street, Jackson. Available titlesWinterville: Late Prehistoric Culture Contact int he Lower Mississippi Valley. Archaeological Report No. 23. By Jeffrey P. Brain, 1989 (reprinted in 2009). Cost $20.00 Fishweirs: A World Perspective with Emphasis on the Fishweirs of Mississippi. 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Colombo, Dec.29 : Indian actor Salman Khan and Sri Lankan-born actress Jacqueline Fernandez are in Sri Lanka to support the election campaign of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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Mumbai, Dec 27 : Celebrities like Preity Zinta, Sonakshi Sinha and Jacqueline Fernandez wished Bollywood superstar Salman Khan as he turned 49 Saturday.
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Mumbai, Dec 12 : Sri Lanlkan beauty Jacqueline Fernandez, who will be seen in a double role in her upcoming film "Roy", says performing with actors like Ranbir Kapoor and Arjun Rampal made her experience tougher.
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Mumbai, Dec 2 : Director Milan Luthria, known for helming films like "Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai" and "The Dirty Picture", is keen to work with Jacqueline Fernandez, "one of the most interesting upcoming actresses".
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Mumbai, July 25 : One of Bollywood's most eligible bachelors, Salman Khan has admitted having a lady love in his life - his "Kick" co-star Jacqueline Fernandez. Recently, the superstar jokingly gave her his surname Khan, and made her blush when he revealed his admiration for her.
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Jackie O is Jacqueline's idol
Mumbai, July 6 : Sri Lankan actress Jacqueline Fernandez was recently happy to learn that her "Kick" co-star Salman Khan compared her to yesteryear's glamorous actress Zeenat Aman. But it's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, the wife of the 35th President of the US, John F. Kennedy, whom she idolises.
Jacqueline Fernandez launches Srilanka's SPA Ceylon in Mumbai
New Delhi, June 26 : Jacqueline Fernandez has launched SPA Ceylon-Sri Lanka's premier spa lifestyle brand in Mumbai.
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New Delhi, June 19 : Bollywood diva Jacqueline Fernandez recently unveiled 'The Great Indian Wedding Book' in Mumbai.
Comparison with Zeenat Aman puts pressure on Jacqueline
Mumbai, June 19 : Superstar Salman Khan compared his "Kick" co-star Jacqueline Fernandez with yesteryear's glamorous actress Zeenat Aman. The Sri Lankan beauty says it was the "biggest compliment" but confesses being under "tremendous pressure" too.
Salman Khan compares Jacqueline Fernandez with Zeenat Aman
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Salman Khan frenzy hits Warsaw
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[TamilNet, Monday , 13 August2012, 00:45 GMT]
Few days ago, the Sri Lankan Premier League was inaugurated with great pomp and ceremony. However, TamilNet sports commentator in Colombo has noticed some cunning ways in which those Sinhaloids have used something even as innocent as cricket to commit a very sneaky form of GENOCIDE™.
Eyebrows were first raised when it emerged that the main sponsor of the SLPL was an Indian conglomerate by the name of Mahindra Group. Subsequent research by quick-thinking Tamil think-tanks revealed that no such corporation by that name even exists. Therefore, this is a blatant smokescreen to ensure that the SLPL was immediately associated with the evil Sinhala Overlord, Mahinda Rajapakse. Tamil circles are wailing in disbelief (a popular diASSpora pastime) that he would dare impose his own name on the tournament in such a blatant way.
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