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The debate over a bill aimed at screening lawsuits against nursing homes took on a partisan flavor Wednesday as the Senate Republican majority limited debate and changes to Senate Bill 9 on its way to passage.
The Senate vote fell along party lines, 23-12, with two senators not present.
Senate Bill 9 would allow screening panels to review lawsuits against nursing homes. A panel of one attorney and three physicians would be selected from a list, which lawyers on both sides of the suit would get to whittle down. After hearing evidence and depositions, the panel would decide whether the malpractice complaint had merit. And the panel's findings could then be used in court proceedings.
The bill took an unusual route through the Senate almost from the time Sen. Julie Denton, R-Louisville, introduced it on Feb. 5. The following day, it passed through the Health and Welfare Committee that Denton chairs without the panel hearing from those opposed to the measure. That incensed Democratic Sen. Ray Jones, a lawyer from Pikeville. Jones criticized the process on the Senate floor last week.
By Tuesday afternoon, Majority Floor Leader Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, sent Senate Bill 9 back to committee for another hearing. Wednesday morning, two opponents testified before Denton's committee that the malpractice review panels would shield protect nursing homes that mistreat or neglect residents.
Lois Pemble, vice president of the Kentucky Initiative for Quality Nursing Home Standards, called the bill a "travesty" that ties up Kentucky's most vulnerable population in more red tape.
"It's the only group of people in Kentucky – including prisoners – who are precluded from bringing suit directly," she said. "How crazy is that?"
The committee met during recess of the Senate Wednesday afternoon and passed the bill onto the full Senate with a 7-4 vote.
Once the bill was on the floor, Jones asked that his six amendments to the bill be considered. But because the bill had been amended by committee substitute Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, ruled that the amendments were out of order.
Jones then asked Denton, as the sponsor, if she would submit to a question and she replied that she would not allow any questions from Jones.
Out of procedural options, Jones resorted to a mini-filibuster of sorts. He spoke at length in opposition to the bill and telling senators that the review panels would not right the wrongs done to Kentucky's seniors. Jones said the amendments he offered could have helped fix the bill. But he predicted that the bill, as it stood, would be "dead as a hammer" when it reaches the House chamber.
Stivers left the Senate president's dais to deliver a speech telling members that he did not believe the bill would deny access to courts for nursing home patients.
A group on behalf of nursing homes has been airing TV ads in support of the bill since last week.
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Welcome to the homepage of the Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender History, an affiliated society of the American Historical Association. The Committee on Lesbian and Gay History was founded in 1979 to promote the study of homosexuality in the past and present by facilitating communication among scholars in a variety of disciplines working on a variety of cultures. The name of the committee was changed to Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender History in January 2009. Since 1982, the Committee has been officially recognized as an affiliate of the American Historical Association and meets annually in conjunction with the AHA conference, where we sponsor sessions on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer history. One need not be a member of the AHA to join the Committee.
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We hope that these panels and roundtables can engage themes in queer history around movement and motion, broadly construed. Panels might consider, but certainly should not be limited to: the movement of queer people across and between nations; the circulation of desire among queer subjects; the place of travel in the fulfillment of queer desires; LGBT encounters with immigration, borders, and citizenship; migration of queer subjects compelled by settler colonialism. Panels might also consider persistent themes in queer history: transition away from an initially assigned gender position; rural-urban migration; movement between "the closet" and public queerness. We welcome scholarship in all geographic areas, and especially encourage those working on regions outside the U.S. and periods before the 20th century to apply. In keeping with the AHA's theme, we hope that at least two panels will be explicitly transnational and/or comparative in scope.
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"In this lively, refreshingly original, and thought-provoking work, Lara Dotson-Renta draws upon recent novels, films, songs and other media to trace the flow of people and ideas between Morocco and Spain. With her focus on traslado—a notion of 'translation' that can also signal, in Spanish, the movement of bodies across borders—she explores the senses of familiarity, estrangement, and anxiety that characterize contemporary Spanish-Moroccan encounters. As a robust Moroccan Muslim immigrant population takes root in Spain, will the country now become a new Andalusia (reviving its connections to an earlier Islamic heritage), a gateway to modern Europe, or something else entirely? Dotson-Renta maps out these questions about cultural identity in the current age of mass migration, and does so in a way that will appeal to scholars of Spain, North Africa, and the wider Mediterranean world."—Heather J. Sharkey, associate professor of Middle Eastern & Islamic Studies, University of Pennsylvania
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Comcast Corporation, one of the nation's leading providers of information and communications products and services, announced that Matthew Fassnacht has been named Vice President of Comcast Business for the Washington Region.
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As Vice President of Comcast Business, Fassnacht will lead Comcast's expanding portfolio of business solutions and services, including Metro Ethernet, which provides mid-sized enterprises with secure, reliable and high-performance fiber networks that offer more scalable bandwidth and significantly higher speeds from 10Mbps to 10Gbps solutions.
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Discovery Channel is going back woods Tuesday nights, visiting two unique and fascinating groups of people, with very different occupations. On "the ridge" they may not have backwood stills and bootleggers, but the folks of Porter Ridge have one thing in common with the Moonshiners - the importance of American family traditions.
Season three of Moonshiners premieres on Tuesday, November 5, at 9PM/ET followed by Porter Ridge at 10 PM ET/PT.
Moonshining, a multi-million dollar industry based on a practice that precedes the founding fathers, brings shiners from all across Appalachia, and as far south as Mississippi, who are working with the elements to create the stuff of legends. Moonshiners shares the stories of the men and women who keep tradition alive, and make a fortune in the process, distilling illegal whiskey in the back woods of their respective territories. The series also follows the law enforcement tasked with capturing shiners in the act of making moonshine. While moonshine can bring a pretty price, it's all crafted outside the bounds of federal and state laws. The cat and mouse game between Moonshiners and law enforcement becomes a high stakes exercise of constant pursuit, near captures and repeated escapes. Moonshiners must constantly adapt to the changing methods of law enforcement and apply new and covert methods of distillation and distribution to increase profits while staying one step ahead of the law.
This season, veteran shiner, Tim Smith, has a startling announcement that will forever change The Face of moonshining in the region. Tim's new venture means Tickle is on his own and he'll need a crash course in still building to prove it's his time to shine. Traditionalists Jeff and Mark go modern in an attempt to dominate and expand their territory, while rookie Moonshiners Josh and Bill return with knowledge gained and a serious chip on their shoulders. Veteran and larger than life moonshiner Jim Tom also return as an influx of new shiners creates a wave of competition the likes of which has never been seen before. But, shiners are found throughout the country, and this season we'll have our first taste of Mississippi Moonshines, made in the swamps by Mike, Shot and Darlene.
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Indiana, far from big city life, the crew of Porter Ridge continues to live by its own set of rules and returns with more of their crazy shenanigans Tuesday, November 5 at 10 PM ET/PT on Discovery. Picking up right where this "Hillijack" crew left off, junk yard owner Terry is up to another one of his schemes and this time has the chance to buy his dream car, a legendary '72 Cutlass. In an attempt to get some quick cash he gets a car crusher to the Junkyard - but on the condition he can provide fifty cars to crush. When Terry comes up short on junk cars to crush, he has to resort to drastic measures. Meanwhile, Jeff defends his bear, Bob's, fishing skills to Barry and Elvis Larry who think he's getting too domesticated so they embark on a fishing trip to put Bob's hunting skills to the test. It's just another day on The Ridge - where a guy can have a yard full of pet grizzly bears, use dynamite recreationally and hold family demolition derbies - and that's exactly what they do.
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David Cronenberg's film of Bruce Wagner's Hollywood satire-nightmare turns ludicrous situations into operatic tragedy.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
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Famous scenes from great movies, re-enacted with stick figures.
An FFC looks at the "Taken" saga.
Writer/director Richard Linklater and editor Sandra Adair discuss "Boyhood" as part of the Film Independent Directors Close-Up series.
An obituary for actor/filmmaker Leonard Nimoy.
Crazy "Citizenfour" lawsuit; How to work with your spouse and not kill each other; Chicago's abuse-laden "black site"; Lesser-known MLK speech; Friday is global record…
Yep, this is Garfield, all right. "Garfield: The Movie" captures the elusive charm of the most egotistical character on the funny pages, and drops him into a story that allows him to bask in his character flaws. That Garfield is revealed to be brave and conscientious after all will not surprise anyone, although it might embarrass him.
I don't know who had the idea that Bill Murray would be the right actor to do Garfield's voice, but the casting is inspired. Murray's voice-over work finds the right balance for Garfield -- between smugness and uncertainty, between affection and detachment, between jealousy and a grudging ability to see the other point of view.
In this case, the other POV belongs to Odie, a dog that is given to Jon (Breckin Meyer), Garfield's owner, by his sexy veterinarian, Dr. Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt). Garfield is shocked and astonished to have to share pillow space with a dog, not to mention quality time with Jon ("You're not just my owner -- you're my primary care-giver"). Being Garfield, he expresses his displeasure not with a humiliating public display, but by subtle subterfuge. He steers the dog outdoors and, dogs being dogs, Odie chases a car and then another one, and gets lost, and is picked up by a little old lady, and then ends up in a pound.
There's a parallel plot involving the talentless Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), who hosts a TV show with a pet cat. He thinks maybe using a dog might bring him national exposure, tells the little old lady he is Odie's owner, and as a training strategy, gives him electrical shocks from a cruel collar. Whether Garfield is able to break into and out of the pound, save Odie, expose Chapman and reunite Jon with both the dog and Garfield's own noble presence, I will leave for you to discover.
The movie, based on the comic strip by Jim Davis, has been directed by Peter Hewitt and written by Joel Cohen and Alec Sokolow. The filmmakers obviously understand and love Garfield, and their movie lacks that sense of smarmy slumming you sometimes get when Hollywood brings comic strips to the screen. Although Garfield claims "I don't do chases," the movie does have a big chase scene and other standard plot ingredients, but it understands that Garfield's personality, his behavior, his glorious self-absorption, are what we're really interested in. The Davis strip is not about a story but about an attitude.
If they hadn't gotten Garfield right, nothing else would have mattered. But they did. And they've also solved the perplexing problem of how to integrate a cartoon cat into a world of real humans and animals. Garfield talks all through the movie (this is one of Murray's most talkative roles), but only we can hear him; that's the equivalent of his thought bubbles in the strip. Garfield is animated, the other animals and the humans are real, and the movie does a convincing job of combining the two levels. Garfield looks like neither a cartoon nor a real cat, but like something in between -- plump, squinty and satisfied. Uncanny how when he talks, his mouth looks like Murray's.
In a film mostly involved with plot, there are two scenes that are irrelevant but charming. In one of them, Garfield and Odie perform in sort of a music video, and in the other, at the end, Garfield has a solo, singing "I Feel Good" and dancing along. Oh, and Jon and Dr. Liz fall in love, although Garfield is no doubt confident he will remain the center of their attention.
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Magpie Estate
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Designed by Mash | Country: Australia
"Magpie Estate a range boutique wines where each wine has an individual illustration relating to the individual wine. Collage illustrations were developed to be unique from one another, but also hold consistency so the viewer could recognise each individual wine as 'Magpie Estate'. Magpie characters were developed to add a unique personality to each wine; as the wines themselves have there own unique personality. The front labels also include text handwritten by Mash to add a hands-on feel to a hands-on small production wine."
Student Work – Hamish Smyth
December 17, 2008 | 1 Comment
Designed by Hamish Smyth | Country: Australia
"I re-branded the Polish Vodka brand Wyborowa. My concept uses hand drawn typography – arching back traditional Polish graphic design which featured a lot of handmade type. The clarity of the vodka is its main feature, which is emphasised by having the story of the Vodka's origin on the back of the bottle. The viewer peers through the product to read the story. When viewed on an angle the viewer gets an interesting warped optical effect whilst isolating the products name on the front of the bottle."
Mollydooker Wine
December 16, 2008 | 4 Comments
Designed by Mash | Country: Australia
"Mollydooker, slang for left handed. Both proprietors of the Mollydooker Wines brand are left handed, hence the brand name. The brand identity has been created to go against the grain of the 'same old' wine branding approach. The aim was to create visual communication for a brand with its own personality, not just another player in the wine industry.
Tall Tales – Real Food Restaurant
December 16, 2008 | 4 Comments
Designed by Duffy & Partners | Country: United States | Fonts used: Trade Gothic, Clarendon
"Minneapolis based Duffy & Partners used their creative design and branding expertise in creating the logo, food container packaging and other interior design elements for Gander Mountain's new Tall Tales-Real Food Restaurants.
Tall Tales-Real Food Restaurant is another extraordinary example of showing how design needs to be part of our everyday life and strengthens Duffy's leadership with in the hospitality industry! There is really a lot of dimension behind its concept."
December 16, 2008 | 1 Comment
Designed by Turnstyle | Country: United States | Fonts used: Helvetica
"Does your brand stink? At Turnstyle we asked ourselves some tough questions: Is innovation in the air? What does integrity smell like? What about dedication or humanity?What about Hard Work? How does that smell? Should a Fortune 100 company smell like a fortune? And what if a Fortune 1,000,000 Company smells like a million bucks?"
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Designed by Hanna Backman | Country: Sweden
"Visual identity to a collection of wines from Mont Taucha. Quality leaps in the first three, while the two prestigious wines symbolizes thumbs up and excellent."
Uvita de Plata
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"The Argentine package design agency Tridimage created the brand and package design for Uvita de Plata, an Argentine contemporary Varietal Wine brand produced by RPB . Tridimage took advantage of the expressive possibilities of the metalized Tetra Pak container to differentiate the new brand in its crowded category."
Evo Hair Products
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Designed by Mash | Country: Australia | Fonts used: Helvetica
"Evo is a brand that has its own unique personality and culture, in stark contrast to an industry filled with 'more of the same' type approaches. The Evo brand personality is honest, but at the same time tests the consumer with ridiculous claims. Are you dumb enough to believe our claims? In this way, Evo makes the consumer stop and think. Evo is cheeky, humorous and slightly twisted.
Sound ID 300
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Designed by Mads Jakob Poulsen | Country: Denmark
"The dual layered package+sleave makes the soundwave come to life on this multi award winning packaging design for Widex hearing aids released worldwide fall 2007. The soundwave spells the Widex-payoff 'High Definition Hearing'.
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Boat Hits Power Lines, Bursts Into Flames Near Marion
Two boaters were rescued after the mast of their catamaran ran into high power tension lines on Friday.
Wareham Family's Home Rebuild Stalled Due To FEMA Flood Maps
A Wareham family is ready and willing to rebuild after a devastating fire but the town says any new home on the site must be built on expensive stilts that insurance won't cover and the family can't afford.
Boy Wounded By Pellet Gun While Building Snowman In Wareham
The 6-year-old boy was building a snowman with his cousin in the backyard of his grandparents' Wareham home when he was hit with a pellet from a high powered Airsoft rifle.
Person Hurt After Plow Collides With Car
The roads on Cape Cod and the South Shore were treacherous for even the plows, Wednesday morning.
Train Strikes, Kills Man On Railroad Tracks In Wareham
A train struck and killed a man Sunday night, the Waltham Police reported.
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Wareham Man Accused Of Carjackings Involving 75-Year-Old Woman, Couple With Baby
A Wareham man carjacked a 75-year-old woman, forced her to drive to a nearby ATM, and proceeded to carjack another vehicle after that woman managed to alert an officer, police said.
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Gonzalez Named PFWA's 'Good Guy' for 2013
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Published June 18, 2013 at 10:22 AMFalcons tight end Tony Gonzalez, who helped lead the Falcons to the NFC's No. 1 seed and a NFC Championship Game appearance, has been selected as the 2013 Good Guy Award winner by the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA).
Gonzalez, the ninth Good Guy Award winner, is the first member of the Falcons to receive the honor from the PFWA and the first non-quarterback to be selected for the award since 2007.
The Good Guy Award is given to a NFL player for his qualities and professional style in helping pro football writers do their jobs. The award was first given by the PFWA in 2005.
Gonzalez, who had said during Falcons training camp that he was 95 percent sure he would retire after the 2012 season, had one of his best seasons at age 36 as the Falcons went 13-3 and won the NFC South. One of the NFL's most popular players, Gonzalez caught a team-high 93 passes for 930 yards and eight touchdowns, earning his 13th Pro Bowl appearance. In Week 10, he had 11 receptions for 122 yards and two touchdowns at New Orleans as he became the first tight end in NFL history with 100 TD catches.
Gonzalez holds NFL tight-end records for career receptions (1,242), receiving yards (14,268), TD catches (103), 100-yard games (30) and 1,000-yard seasons (four).
In the NFC Divisional Playoff Game at home against Seattle, he finally tasted postseason success in his career as the Falcons beat the Seahawks 30-28. Gonzalez caught six passes for 51 yards including a first-quarter TD. His 19-yard catch of a Matt Ryan pass with 13 seconds to play set up a Matt Bryant 49-yard field goal that sent Atlanta to the NFC title game.
Gonzalez announced March 12, 2013 that he would return to the Falcons for his 17th NFL season.
"Throughout the season Tony Gonzalez was more than gracious with his time in dealing with the media," said PFWA President D. Orlando Ledbetter, who covers the Falcons for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "He was frank and open throughout about his plans for retirement and how he wanted to proceed. He exuded style and class throughout his 16th season in the league."
ABOUT THE PFWA: The Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA) is the official voice of pro football writers, promoting and fighting for access to NFL personnel to best serve the public. The PFWA is made up of accredited writers who cover the NFL and the 32 teams on a daily basis. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's D. Orlando Ledbetter, who covers the Atlanta Falcons, is the organization's president for 2013-15. Follow the PFWA on Twitter at @PFWAwriters.
GOOD GUY AWARD WINNERS (To a NFL player for his qualities and professional style in helping the pro football writers do their job): 2005 – Jerome Bettis (Pittsburgh Steelers); 2006 – Tiki Barber (New York Giants); 2007 – LaDainian Tomlinson (San Diego Chargers); 2008 – Brett Favre (Green Bay Packers); 2009 – Kurt Warner (Arizona Cardinals); 2010 – Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints); 2011 – Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers); 2012 – Tim Tebow (Denver Broncos); 2013 – Tony Gonzalez (Atlanta Falcons).
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Gary Pfeifer: first Lee Tucker, now you! where in the heck did you end up with a copy of that really historic R&B music survey from K/JAY, West Sacramento, a virtually unknown 500 watt, daytime-only medium-wave outlet??? again, this was another station i had worked for way back when, but (during my era) there were no surveys published anymore from this broadcaster. it really seems so weird and coincidental (to say the least) for you two ARSA veterans posting a radio survey apiece which were part of my old career as a dick jockey... simply amazing stuff, guys, wowee!!! sincerely, ben e. mccoy, ret.
I remember in 1971 here in Erie, PA, the song was played frequently on WJET. In the June 15, 1971 survey, it went from #14 to #9.
Excellent question, Lee. How 'bout this? Let's keep doin' it the way we have been (me adding them in for you), as I think, in a perfect world, the cleaner scans are preferable to be displayed on ARSA. But going forward, there are bound to be times when the various tribute sites are missing survey scan weeks that you do happen to own/key in on here. Therefore, if several days go by, and I haven't yet uploaded a scan, you can then safely conclude that I simply hadn't found a scan over there to upload. In that case, I would then encourage you to go ahead and upload your scan - I don't think anyone will mind that you happened to write the "weeks on" info on there by hand. (I also sometimes did that myself!) Glad it all worked out, buddy! -Jim
I can't find the above single in the database -- its #23 on the 4 July 1970 CFRA survey I just posted.
The correct title of the Rod Stewart song is "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" not "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?".
There are 2 instances of "Gonna Fly Now" showing up under the artist Rocky II (Bill Conti) in the singles database. They are on the year-end surveys for WICC and KBEQ for 1977, so they should be listed under the original "Gonna Fly Now" by Bill Conti from 1977.
Some of the 1970 re-entries are sorting with the original 1969 release of this song.
Hey Jim, a quick correction for you. The 1984 John Lennon release is titled "I'm Stepping Out" not "I'm Steppin' Out".
Hi Gary, I noticed that you added "Promises" and "Watch Out For Lucy" by Eric Clapton. However, this was simply one of those "end-of-the-year" problems as those titles were already under Eric Clapton & His Band, so ideally they should all sort together. Thanks!
Gary, Most of the big hit "live" versions of "Rock And Roll All Nite" by Kiss are sorting under the initial studio release (which made just a handful of surveys). I realize that both were released in 1975, so it may be impossible to get them all to sort properly and will understand if it can't be done. Just thought I'd let you know about it.
Hey Jim, there's still a problem with this particular title in the singles database. There are now 3 separate entries for this title, and a couple of the newer entries are being split away from the others. I'm hitting a period where I'll be entering this title often, so it would be nice to get them all grouped under one entry. Let me know if there is some "trick" I can use while entering this title to get them to all come out together. This is one of those titles that was never eligible for the Hot 100, so it's always been of particular interest to me.
I was looking over the Dickie Goodman single entries this morning and I believe that his 1973 single is titled "Watergrate" not "Watergate".
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Paul. And thank you to Kenn for taking care of it! Been a VERY busy day - this is my first time on the net today.
Hi Gary, Some of the late 1988 surveys have this song sorting with the 1983 original release instead of the big hit 1988/89 re-issue. Thanks!
I was wondering why this title got the "red dot" when I entered it. Turns out that this title was already under the artist Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando, but the year was 1973, instead of 1972 (which is the correct release year). Anyway, it's now in the database twice (once under Dawn and once under Dawn Featuring Tony Orlando) and should only be in once as it's on a few different surveys.
Intersting question Rob. I've always assumed the 67 peak represents a confluence of two things: it was probably a time when top 40 was at its (pre-Drake format) most alive and kicking; and it's quite possibly the year that many of the site's most prolific data keyers were most actively listening to the radio and collecting various charts. But I'm just guessing, as 1967 was quite literally before my time! (Why dod you think I key in so many 80s surveys?) Anyone else have any ideas?
Hi all... For this and subsequent CHUM-FM album charts, the self-titled album by Heart is being compiled with the self-titled album by Streetheart, a completely different band and album. And with that nitpick noted....Happy Easter weekend, all! Cheers, - Kenn.
While maybe not as momentous as reaching the 10,000 survey mark (which is now well on its way to 15,000!), we now have surveys from 1,000 different radio stations on ARSA! Thank you again to all for making this possible! Gary
It was ten years ago today, that the very first survey, a KTKT chart from 11/16/68, was entered into the ARSA website marking the beginning of an amazing run! Ten years and almost 34 thousand surveys later, ARSA is going stronger than ever! The number of most generous survey contributions we receive are running at an all time high and we can barely keep up at times! We appreciate every single survey that has ever been entered into the site or sent our way. Big thank yous to all our faithful survey keyers and contributors! And a special word of thanks to Tim Warden who had the idea and know how to start this wonderful website!
10,000 Surveys!!! What an accomplishment! I didn't want just a random survey to mark this milestone, so I cheated a little and entered a KTKT survey a bit ahead of time for #10,000. Why KTKT? Two reasons: the very first survey ever entered on this site back on September 12, 2003 was a KTKT survey, and Tucson is the home of the founder/programmer/maintainer of the ARSA website - Tim Warden. My very special BIG THANKS to Tim for having the idea for this survey collection site, and for his dedicated time and efforts for getting it up and running, and the continual maintenance and addition of improvements/extra features over the years. Also a personal Thank You to Tim for having invited me from the very beginning to contribute surveys. Also, heartfelt Thanks for Jim for keeping the behind the scenes database information as accurate as possible - an amazing feat! Thank You's also to Roy Ballard, Kenn Scott, Rob Ellis, John Schwob, Mark Zacarelli, John Frank, and everyone else who has contributed a survey to the website! And finally, Thank You to all who just visit and enjoy the website. It's what makes it all worthwhile. Onwards to 15,000 now... Gary
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The increased shredder population not only bites into flows but into profitability as well, a recycler in the southeastern U.S. contends.
As March turned to April, ferrous scrap recyclers hoping for renewed scrap generation or a heating up of bidding for scrap were disappointed with activity in the first half of the month.
"Scrap flows have been tight up until now—worse than in previous years," says a scrap processor in the eastern U.S. "With prices falling in April, I don't expect flows to improve much even with the spring season."
A ferrous scrap buyer in the Southeast paints a similar picture. "Scrap is extremely tight," he comments. "Spring is not bringing forth additional scrap as we had hoped," he says as of mid-April. "Obsolete scrap is in very short supply."
Making matters more difficult, he says, is an increasing number of shredding plants in his operating region. "Factoring in the new shredding capacity that has come online since the fall of 2008, our average daily buy is off over 50 percent compared to five years ago."
The increased shredder population not only bites into flows but into profitability as well, he contends. "Add to that the margin squeeze we are in because of that new competition, and we are finding it very difficult to turn a profit."
Another ferrous scrap buyer with accounts spread throughout the southeastern and southwestern U.S. reports mixed results. "As far as the spring, the best description is mixed," he comments. "There are some [generators] who are steady but not significantly ahead of average. There are other manufacturers who are at slightly below-average production and not expecting much improvement in the months ahead."
The regions he serves with an active energy sector seem to be faring a bit better. "Oil and gas customers are among the exceptions, as they are quite busy," he says.
Another southern recycler, this one in the Carolinas, also is concerned about scrap flows. "Obsolete scrap flow is just about obsolete," he says. "It is very slow on the retail side, and we are starting to see a slow decline on the industrial side right now also," he reported as of mid-April.
As is typically the case in such a market, his company is going farther afield for scrap. "We are managing to stay busy with a lot more work and going out farther to get it. Margins are slimmer also because of the competition and everybody fighting for any tons they can get their hands on right now," he continues. "I'm glad I don't own a shredder in this part of the country," he adds, hinting that the pressure to keep a shredder fed is considerable.
North of the Mason-Dixon line, an Ohio ferrous scrap buyer chimes in with a similar report, but also a little bit of optimism as the Midwest tries to leave winter behind. "Scrap flow has been very slow—very," he reports in mid-April. "We see with the weather getting better that flows are picking up, so I'm very encouraged."
Early April pricing, unfortunately for processors, reflects a demand scenario that was as lackluster as the supply picture. American Metal Market (AMM) reports in April that export buying off the East Coast was "at a standstill" as "Turkish mill buyers failed to return to the docks," even after ferrous prices fell by some $20 per ton.
Pacific Coast bulk exporters did have a few orders to fill, according to AMM, with one exporter sending a bulk load to South Korea and a second vessel to Malaysia. Each of those buyers reportedly paid more than $400 per ton for mixed loads of No. 1 and No. 2 heavy melting scrap (HMS).
AMM's Midwest Ferrous Scrap Index pricing, reflecting domestic steel mill transactions, fell by about $20 per ton for No. 1 busheling, shredded scrap and No. 1 HMS.
Scrap shippers contacted by AMM described domestic mill demand as off by from 10 to 20 percent in early April compared with March. Those same shippers looked at soft export demand (caused in part by a strengthening U.S. dollar) and concluded that prices were not likely to improve because of the lack of bidding between export brokers and domestic mill buyers.
As ferrous scrap recyclers and steel mill buyers were negotiating in early April, figures from the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), Washington, D.C., showed that domestic steel output rose slightly in the first full week of April.
According to AISI, for the week ending April 6, 2013, domestic raw steel production was nearly 1.86 million net tons, representing a capability utilization (capacity) rate of 77.6 percent. That represented an increase of 2.1 percent from output in the previous week (ending March 30, 2013), when production was 1.82 million tons and the capacity rate was 75.9 percent.
While this ideally represents a positive trend, the 1.86 million tons produced the first full week of April 2013 are less than the 2.01 million net tons made in the comparable week (ending April 6) in 2012. That drop represents a 7.7 percent decrease year on year and a capacity rate drop from 80.9 percent in 2012 to 77.6 percent this year.
*FOB New York, in metric tons; **FOB Los Angeles, in metric tons. The American Metal Market (AMM) Midwest Ferrous Scrap Index and the AMM Ferrous Scrap Export Indices are calculated based on transaction data received that are then tonnage-weighted and normalized to produce a final index value. The AMM Scrap Index includes material that will be delivered within 30 days to the mill. Spot business included after the 10th of the month will not be included. The detailed methodologies are available at www.amm.com/pricing/methodology.html. The grades are based on the Institute of Scrap Recycling Inc. (ISRI) specifications from 2012.
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Architectural form follows theological and liturgical function
By Tom Holmes
Architectural form follows theological function
I'm writing an essay about the House of Worship Walk scheduled for June 24 in Oak Park. Walk participants will visit five churches and be able to check out their interiors.
Two of the church buildings belong to congregations which I will call liturgical churches, Grace Episcopal and St. Edmund Catholic. By liturgical I mean traditions which focus on sacraments like communion and baptism just as much as by the spoken and written word as ways or media by which God comes to humans.
In both of those congregations' buildings, the architecture both expresses their approach to connecting with God and reinforces it. For example, when you walk into St. Edmund or Grace, the first piece of "furniture" you will encounter is a baptismal font, because baptism is understood by both Catholics and Episcopalians as God's way of adopting humans (most often babies) in God's community.
If you move from the baptismal fonts down the aisle, you will see a pulpit and a free standing altar/table prominently featured at the same level in front. That's because both traditions "try" to put equal emphasis on both Word and Sacrament.
Two other churches on the walk, First United and First Baptist, are more, what I will call, Protestant in their approach to worship. That is, they tend to see the Word in the Bible and preaching as the primary way God comes to people and the sacraments as important but not on the same level. That's why these two congregations celebrate communion once a month as opposed to every Sunday as do Grace and St. Edmund.
And the architecture of their two buildings reflects their beliefs. When you walk into First Baptist and First United, what will probably strike you are organ pipes impressively displayed right in front and above the pulpit which is center stage. And where is the altar? It is standing unadorned below the pulpit. Once again, the interior architecture reflects how members understand how God and humans "commune." Sung music and spoken word are more important than sacraments.
Finally, when you enter Unity Temple, you won't see any religious imagery—no art, stained glass, statues—at all besides a Unitary/Universalist chalice which sits on what they call a worship table below the huge pulpit. That's because Unity Temple members don't include sacraments at all—not even once a month—in their worship. Everything is focused on human language and rational discourse.
When you participate in the walk, don't just think about which space you like the best from an aesthetic perspective. Also, check out which space speaks to you most eloquently about how God communicates with us.
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