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Nashville's public chief execs got a larger bump in pay than CEOs nationally, an increase that seems to show that Nashville companies had a good year in 2007 overall.
CEOs in the Standard and Poor's 500 index received a 3.5 percent pay raise nationally up to a median compensation package of $8.4 million even though the economy was hurting and some companies announced layoffs, an Associated Press analysis found.
CEOs in Nashville received a much larger pay increase percentage -- 11.9 percent -- but Nashville's median compensation package of $1.3 million is much lower than the national median.
Overall, revenues for Nashville's public companies increased 21 percent and those CEOs received 11 percent pay increases, a percentage that seems reasonable, says Joe Scarlett, a former CEO and founder of Scarlett Leadership Institute at Belmont University.
"In total, if you're producing 21 percent more revenues for me (the shareholder), and you only take an 11 percent raise, I think that's fine," Scarlett says. "Of course the public looks at it and says 'Wow, these guys are making a ton of money' and they are, but they are also leading huge companies with tons of employees and huge responsibility."
The highest paid CEO in Nashville is Michael Woodhouse, CEO of CBRL Group Inc. -- the holding company for Cracker Barrel Old Country Store -- who made $12.1 million in 2007, but based on his company's performance rank, he's considered paid fairly, according to Business Journal research.
Scarlett says CEOs leading companies where stock and profitability are performing well, should get pay raises.
"What I think is so galling to people is when a company is not doing well and stocks are not doing well, yet the CEO gets a pay increase," he says.
Take, for example, Richard Frost, CEO of Louisiana-Pacific Corp. who made $3.7 million last year. Business Journal research ranks him the most overpaid CEO in Nashville because of his company's poor performance ranked 26th in revenue performance compared with his No. 6 ranking in CEO pay.
The home building material supplier's bottom line was hurt by a struggling housing market. The company lost revenue by 22 percent and its stock fell 34 percent. Yet Frost's compensation increased 3.4 percent.
Scarlett says he thinks CEO pay should be evaluated on two to three years of performance to throw out what might be one bad year that might have been a hiccup, which is what he thinks could be happening in LP's case.
"I know their business follows the building trends. The housing industry is in the doldrums," he said.
CEO compensation is better evaluated among CEOs within the same industry, says T. K. Kerstetter, president and CEO of Board Member Inc. in Brentwood, which publishes Corporate Board Member and Bank Director magazines.
Sometimes CEOs get a bonus during a time when the stock has fallen and shareholders are upset. But Kerstetter says that CEO may have performed at the top of his peer group.
"He may have saved shareholders hundreds of millions of dollars in value," Kerstetter says. "He did all the right things in a down market to make sure it performed better than its peer group. The numbers themselves unfortunately don't tell the story."
Scarlett now spends his days mentoring future CEOs through his foundation. The Institute offers "for leaders, by leaders" executive education programs open only to high potential individuals nominated by senior leadership within their organizations.
Scarlett says stockholders who are unhappy about a CEO pay raise compared to the company's performance should hold the Board of Directors accountable and speak up.
"We must hold our boards accountable whenever they decide to grant outrageous wealth to executives," he says, especially in the cases of weak performance.
The most underpaid CEO on the Business Journal ranking is Ezra Yemin, CEO of Delek US Holdings Inc, a diversified energy business focused on petroleum refining, marketing and supply of refined products.
Yemin's compensation increased 1.1 percent to $1.1 million but his company's top performance ranking makes him the most underpaid. Delek's revenue grew 27.39 percent to $4.1 billion and its stock return grew 26.62 percent.
The largest pay increase went to Arthur Helf, CEO of Tennessee Commerce Bancorp Inc., a Franklin-based business bank, whose compensation jumped up 123 percent to $906,414. Helf got this pay increase at a time when his company did very well. Tennessee Commerce's revenue increased 50.82 percent but stock price fell 20.16 percent.
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FORT WORTH, Texas — The Fort Worth police chief said Tuesday that he is revising bar inspection policies in the wake of a raid on a gay bar that left one customer seriously injured and several officers facing allegations of wrongdoing.
Chief Jeff Halstead told the City Council that problems happened at the Rainbow Lounge in the early morning hours of June 28 because the department's bar inspection policy lacked specific guidelines, which he said was why no policies were violated.
He said a revised policy should be in place by Sept. 1 with rules for a three tiered-system: bar checks, inspections and investigations.
The department is also trying to mend its relationship with the gay community - which held several protest marches after the raid - by having meetings, appointing an officer as a liaison and providing more diversity training to officers, Halstead said.
"Once the policy is complete, we're never going to come here again," he said after giving his preliminary report on the investigation into the raid. "We are recovering from this, and I'm very proud of that."
A final report should be finished in late September or October, Halstead said. It will include the department's findings on whether allegations against some officers - including excessive force and unprofessional conduct - are justified and any recommended disciplinary actions.
Gay rights groups initially demanded independent investigations, saying the bar was targeted because it catered to a gay clientele. Police have denied the accusation.
Halstead told the council that Fort Worth police decided to inspect the Rainbow Lounge and two other bars - in an area known for having many public intoxication arrests - a day after Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission agent and a Fort Worth officer arrested a man who was passed out in his car a block from the lounge.
Fort Worth police then led the inspection - not the state agency, as officials first reported - with five officers and one sergeant, and the TABC had two agents, Halstead said.
He said most of the six people who were arrested that night were taken into custody without any problems after officers saw indications they were drunk.
But in one case, officers saw the TABC agents struggling with a man later identified as Chad Gibson, Halstead said. A Fort Worth officer tried to help by applying a pressure-point technique on his face, but when that didn't work the agents took Gibson to the ground, Halstead said.
After Gibson was handcuffed, he was stumbling while walking on his own with an officer, Halstead said. Another witness confirmed the TABC agent's statements that Gibson fell and hit his head on the ground while he was standing by a police van, Halstead said.
Gibson was hospitalized for a week but has said he has a blood clot behind his right eye.
Halstead said he called Gibson's father shortly after the incident, apologized that he was injured and promised to do a thorough investigation.
Halstead acknowledged Tuesday that while authorities set out to inspect the bar, what happened that night may have resembled a raid in some ways.
"I am apologizing for the actions and the reflection that this gave our community because they perceived it as a bar raid ... and that was not our intent," Halstead said.
A report released by TABC said two agents were wearing improper attire - "state police" shirts - and those agents are accused of violating the agency's policies including not telling the owner they were conduction an inspection.
Some Fort Worth officers also ran inside the Rainbow Lounge just before 2 a.m. after an officer sent two distress calls 18 seconds apart on his police radio asking for help with a customer resisting arrest, Halstead said.
"Hey - I need help in here. ... I'm by the restroom," one officer said, sounding breathless, according to audiotape of the calls obtained by The Associated Press under the Texas Open Records Act.
Halstead said when the department got the second distress call, the situation became more urgent.
"I'll be honest. The officers probably had adrenaline running in their veins, and they were probably excited. ... All of us that wear this uniform have been there when you enter in after two distress calls are put out. You really don't know what's going on," he said.
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Try maximizing a window on a mac. Minimize a window, then alt-tab back to that app. You get the app, with no window! You then get the 'pleasure' of moving the mouse to the menu bar, selecting the window menu, and hopefully finding the window you wanted.
On some Apple made apps closing the main windows does not close the app, on others (still made by apple) it does. System Preferences I'm looking at you here.
I Spend more time in my day fighting the mac interface than I do getting productive work done. Yes this is an exaggeration, but that is how it feels.
OSX server (both tiger and leopard) fail in such spectacular manners that it would make your head spin. The admin tools crash all the time. Open Directory loves to trash it's LDAP database. God help you if you need to restart your server after an update to iTunes! Make sure all your OD data is backed up somewhere right before the reboot. Oh, and be ready to do a repair on all the filemaker data while you are at it.
If you install FileMaker server on OSX Server it will overwrite your php.ini file with it's own idea of the settings you need. Among those, it reduces the php mem amount back to the default 16 megs. The bundled (by apple) web apps on the server can't run in that little memory. For those that don't know, FileMaker is owned by apple.
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Seriously though, apple does make nice equipment. It just seems like they don't give a crap on certain issues.
Is it possible that software is not like anything else, that it is meant to be discarded: that the whole point is to always see it as a soap bubble?


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Plessy v. Ferguson In a nation of laws, the interpretation of law can profoundly change people"s lives. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), one of the most important cases ever to reach the Supreme Court, changed the lives of millions of black and white Americans. Interpreting law in a way that lasted for more than a half century, it permitted the segregation of blacks in public facilities throughout the land. Given the significance of the case, we know surprisingly little about Homer A. Plessy, that man who figured in it. He was young – we know that – and apparently worked as a carpenter in Louisiana. According to the court records, he was "seven-eighths Caucasian," which perhaps was a reason he was chosen to test the constitutionality of a Louisiana law requiring railroad companies to segregate whites and blacks on trains in the state. It seemed a good law to test. Louisiana"s own constitution forbade such discrimination; so did the federal Civil Rights Act of 1875, which guaranteed blacks "full and equal enjoyment" of public conveyances. Whatever the details of his life, Plessy lived in a post-reconstruction South in which racism was widespread but segregation was not. Where segregation did exist, it usually was not enacted into law. During the 1870s and 1880s, blacks and whites often ate together, rode together, and worked together. "I can ride in first class cars on the railroads and in the streets," a delighted black visitor wrote home from South Carolina in 1885. "I can stop in and drink a glass of soda and be more politely waited upon than in some parts of New England." That situation changed near the end of the century. The courts often reflect trends in the society, and whites in both North and South in the 1890s had little enthusiasm for civil rights or racial equality. In addition, economic depression heightened racial tensions, and the spread of colonial imperialism in Africa and Asia led to talk about "inferior" people, both at home and abroad. Beginning in the 1870"s, the Supreme Court handed down a series of decisions that overturned much Reconstruction legislation, limited federal protection for blacks, and encouraged racial segregation. In the Slaughterhouse Cases of 1873, the Supreme Court narrowed the scope of the 14th Amendment protecting blacks; a decade later, in the Civil Rights Cases (1883), it said that Congress could not punish private individuals for acts of racial discrimination. Emboldened by such decisions, southern states passed many segregation laws, including laws requiring railroad companies to separate white and black riders. In the summer of 1890, Louisiana passed "An Act to promote the comfort of passengers" that made railroads in the state provide "equal but separate" cars "for the white and colored races." Segregationists were delighted. "The Southern whites," a New Orleans newspaper said, had passed the law "in no spirit of hostility to the negroes," but to make sure that "the two races shall live separate and distinct from each other in all things, with separate schools, separate hotels, and separate cars." New Orleans, more than most southern cities, had a group of talented African American leaders, educated, aggressive, and experienced in politics and the judicial system. Outraged by the new law, they though first of boycotting the railroads that obeyed it but then decided to contest it in the courts. Led by Louis A. Martinet, a well-known lawyer and physician, and Rodolphe L. Desdunes, an important Reconstruction Republican, they formed the Citizens" Committee to Test the Constitutionality of the Separate Car Law, raised money for the cause, and enlisted the aid of Albion W. Tourgee of New York, a prominent white lawyer, novelist, and longtime crusader for African American rights. Tourgee did not hesitate to join in the fight, for which he charged no fee. "Submission to such outrages," he angrily wrote his New Orleans friends, tends "only to their multip- lication and exaggeration. It is by constant resistance to oppression that the race must ultimately win equality of right." As a first step, Citizens" Committee members went to various railroad officials to ask for aid in establishing a case that could test the law. Disliking the cost of the extra cars the law forced them to buy, the officials were sympathetic but reluctant. One railroad already refused to enforce the law; officials on two other railroads said it was "a bad and mean one; they would like to get rid of it," but were afraid of public opinion. At last, the East Louisiana Railway agreed to help. And so on June 7, 1892, to test the law, Homer A. Plessy boarded an East Louisiana Railway train in New Orleans for the 30-mile trip to Covington. He took a seat in the car reserved for whites, refused to move when a conductor asked him to, and was arrested by a detective who was standing by for the occasion. John H. Ferguson, a local judge, ruled against Plessy"s argument that the law violated his rights, and Plessy appealed to the State Supreme Court, arguing that the law violated the "equal protection" clause of the 14th amendment to the Constitution. That Court, too, promptly ruled against him. Delighted, Louisiana segregationists hoped, as one of their newspapers said, that the two decisions would knock some sense into "the silly negroes who are trying to fight this law. The sooner they drop their so-called "crusade" against the "Jim Crow Car," and stop wasting their money in combating so well-established a principle – the right to separate the races in cars and elsewhere – the better for them." It took three more years before the United States Supreme Court heard the case. Tourgee himself was pleased with the delay, hoping that time might improve racial feelings in the country and bring popular support to his cause. Those hopes did not bear out, nor did his arguments before the Court. In an unusual approach, Tourgee began by arguing that Homer A. Plessy, who was light-skinned in color, had been deprived of property without due process of law, contrary to the 14th Amendment. Able to pass for white, he had been identified by the railroad conductor as black. He had been robbed, therefore, of his "property," Tourgee said, the sense of being white, and thus barred from association with white people, who in the United States controlled the avenues to advancement. "Probably most white persons if given a choice," Tourgee argued, "would prefer death to life in the United States as colored persons. Under these conditions, is it possible to conclude that the reputation of being white is not property? Indeed, is it not the most valuable sort of property, being the master-key that unlocks the golden door of oppor- tunity? The remainder of Tourgee"s brief was straightforward, stressing the incompatibility of the separate car law with the intent of the 13th and 14th Amendments, the inequities it fostered, and its basis in claims of white superiority. Unless the Court stopped it now, enforced segregation would soon spread everywhere through life. "Why may [a law] not require all red-headed people to ride in a separate car? Why not require all colored people to walk on one side of the street and the whites on the other? Why not houses of different color, or clothes, or carriages? Laws might make blacks and whites (or Protestants and Catholics, natives and foreign-born, or anyone else, for that matter) sit on the opposite side of a court room or use different playgrounds. Deciding the case was simple, Tourgee concluded: suppose you, the members of the Court, were suddenly ordered into a Jim Crow car of your own. "What humiliation, what rage would then fill the judicial mind?" Finally, on May 18, 1896, the Court handed down its decision in Plessy v. Ferguson. By a vote of 7 to 1, it decided against Plessy. Upholding the doctrine of "separate but equal," it held that the Louisiana law did not violate Plessy"s rights. It did not violate them, the Court said, because the law was "reasonable;" it had been passed "with reference to the established usages, customs and traditions of the people. It was precisely those usages and customs – race prejudice, in short – that Tourgee had argued against. They were contrary to the Reconstruction amendments to the Constitu- tion, he had argued, but the majority of the Court would have none of it. The authors of those amendments, they said, could not have meant to do away with racial distinc- tions or institute social equality; that simply could not be done. Laws did not create race prejudice, and they could not change it. Enforced segregation did not label anyone as inferior. "We consider," the Court said, "the underlying fallacy of the plaintiff"s argument to consist in the assumption that the enforced separation of the two races stamps the colored race with a badge of inferiority. If this be so, it is not by reason of anything found in the act, but solely because the colored race chooses to put that construction upon it." There was a single dissenter in the case, Justice John Marshall Harlan of Kentucky, and there was some irony in that, and a measure of the nation"s spreading racism as well. Justice Henry Billings Brown, a son of Massachusetts and Michigan, had written the opinion for the majority. Harlan, on the other hand, was not only from the South, he had once owned slaves. But accepting the changed requirements of the Reconstruction amendments, he became the "Great Dissenter" in a Court – and a country – fast fleeing it important responsibilities. Dissenting in Plessy, he scoffed at the majority"s reasoning. The Louisiana law, he said was clearly prejudicial, designed to keep blacks from railroad cars occupied by whites, and as such was in clear conflict with both the 13th and 14th amendments. It was a "badge of servitude," inconsistent with "the equality before the law established by the Constitution. It cannot be justified upon any legal grounds." "Our Constitution is color-blind, and neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens. In respect of civil rights, all citizens are equal before the law. The humblest is the peer of the most powerful. The law regards man as man, and takes no account of his surroundings or of his color when his civil rights as guaranteed by the supreme law of the land are involved." "In my opinion," Harland concluded, "the judgment this day rendered will, in time, prove to be quite as pernicious as the decision made by this tribunal in the Dred Scott case." It was. After Plessy, Jim Crow laws spread swiftly through the South. More and more pubic conveyances, schools, and restaurants were segregated. Signs saying "Whites only" or "Colored" appeared on entrances and exits, restrooms and water fountains, waiting rooms, and even elevators. In 1905, Georgia passed the first law requiring separate public parks. In 1909, Mobile, Alabama, enacted a curfew requiring blacks to be of the streets by 10 p.m. In 1915, South Carolina forbade blacks and whites to work in the same rooms in textile factories. The Oklahoma legislature required separate telephone booths; New Orleans segregated white and black prostitutes. Atlanta had separate Bibles for black witnesses in the city courts. Harlan had, in general terms, predicted it all, in words still worth reading today: "The destinies of the two races, in this country, are indissolubly linked together, and the interests of both require that the common government of all shall not permit the seeds of race hate to be planted under the sanction of the law. What can more certainly arouse race hate, what more certainly create and perpetuate a feeling of distrust between these races, than state enactments, which, in fact, proceed on the ground that colored citizens are so inferior and degraded that they cannot be allowed to sit in public coaches occupied by white citizens? That, as all will admit, is the real meaning of such legislation as was enacted in Louisiana." Plessy v. Ferguson set a pattern of court-supported segregation that lasted 60 years. Gernerations of blacks and whites, children and adults alike, were deeply affected – sometimes traumatized – by it. The practice became a major focus of grievance in the growing movement for civil rights during the 1930s and 1940s. "Justice," Tourgee had written in his original brief, "is pictured blind and her daughter, the Law, ought at least to be color-blind." Harlan had used the same word, "color- blind," a welcome concept to those fighting for civil rights in the 1890s. But history takes interesting and different turns, as does the law, and the words would come up again decades later, in arguments against affirmative action programs that helped African Americans get into colleges and professional schools. Plessy, by then, was no more. At last, exactly 58 years after the decision had been announced, on May 17, 1954, in the case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, the Supreme Court reversed itself and overturned Plessy. Ruling that segregated schools are inherently unequal, the Court"s stand toppled segregation of many kinds and changed lives once again.
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Justine Curgenven
Kayaking the Aleutians
Thursday March 26 at 7:30 PM
Doors Open - 6:30 PM
Ryan Visitor Center - Floyd Bennett Field
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Come and meet Justine
and see her presentation
Kayaking the Aleutian Islands
Refreshments will be served
Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com
Justine is famous for her "This is the Sea" series of DVD's
Donations will be requested and DVD's offered for sale
Open Kayak Paddling Program 2014
is OVER for the 2014
there will be no more Open Paddles until the announcement of dates in 2015
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SEBAGO CANOE CLUB is a
volunteer run, 501C3 nonprofit, membership organization
in Canarsie, Brooklyn. The club, with it's pleasant, tree filled grounds
is located on Paerdegat Basin
with direct access to the beautiful waters of
Jamaica Bay, NYC. Our members include kayakers,
canoeists, sailors, rowers, and flatwater racers.
Available to our membership is the use of the clubhouse
and club boats, boat storage, instruction programs
in sea kayaking, sailing, and flatwater racing, and a cabin
on Lake Sebago in Harriman State Park.
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