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- Apr 27 Durham joins Outsourcing Hall of Shame It's easy to find stories of outsourcing gone wrong all across the country. But Durham... (Oregon School Employees Association (OSEA), AFT Local 6732)
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- Feb 10 North Carolina School Privatization Could Impact Students With Disabilities Advocates for children with disabilities are concerned about the impact North Carolina's expanded charter school... (Public News Service)
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- Jun 11 AFSCME Stands with Teachers in Vergara v. California AFSCME Pres. Lee Saunders issued this statement following the Los Angeles County Superior Court's decision in Vergara v. California. (Press Release)
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- May 28 MS: Jackson school board votes not to privatize transportation The Jackson Public School Board voted down a proposal by Superintendent Dr. Cedric Gray to... (The Clarion-Ledger )
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- Apr 10 AFSCME President Blasts House Approval of Budget for Wealthy AFSCME Pres. Lee Saunders released the following statement following the House approval of the budget drafted by Rep. Paul Ryan. (Press Release)
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- May 12 NY School Bus Driver Honored for Safety Record Barbara DeLong, a school bus driver who cares deeply about the safety of the children in her care, was honored recently as the School Bus Driver of the Year by Dutchess County, New York. (Blog)
- May 11 Insourcing Wins Continue for N.J. Local 2262 When students go on vacation this summer, AFSCME members who are tradesmen for Jersey City Public Schools will renovate two more school cafeterias, adding to an ever-expanding list of repair and maintenance jobs that have been insourced. (Blog)
- Apr 09 Atlanta, Leading Nation in Income Inequality, Needs Unions For the second year in a row, Atlanta ranks No. 1 among American cities with the highest level of income inequality, according to a recent study released by the Brookings Institution, a prominent Washington-based think tank. (Blog)
- Mar 27 Atlanta School Employees Press Mayor to Release Funds Employees of the Atlanta Public School System (APS) are taking the fight for school children directly to Atlanta's Mayor Kasim Reed, calling him out for withholding millions of dollars owed to the school system by the city. (Blog)
- Mar 04 Atlanta AFSCME Members Beat Back Aramark Faced with the loss of their AFSCME-negotiated wages and benefits, and even their jobs, cafeteria workers in Atlanta, members of Local 1644, persuaded school board officials this week to reject a bid by outsourcer Aramark to take over operations. (Blog)
- Nov 06 Insourcing Proves Better, Faster – And Less Expensive After a yearlong campaign, AFSCME Local 2262 was able to convince the Jersey City School District that insourcing services is not just cheaper but that AFSCME members do the work better. (Blog)
- Jul 24 Atlanta Bus Drivers Win Raises, Full-time Positions A year of activism pays off for members of AFSCME Local 1644, with an agreement that provides for across-the-board raises and fair pay for a 2013 dispute. (Blog)
- Jun 10 Don't Supersize Our Kids Republicans in Congress, under pressure from the fast-food industry, are trying to roll back healthy school lunch guidelines. (Blog)
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- May 12 Protecting Students from a Privateer in Indiana Parents and students of Mishawaka Public Schools joined AFSCME Local 3060 in opposing an outsourcing scheme. (Blog)
- Apr 23 BOLD Action in Minnesota Preserves High-Quality Public Service An attempt to outsource custodial jobs in Olivia schools was defeated by the local community. (Blog)
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I think it's interesting to see what's possible. The 950SE may be cheaper but it's not lighter.
With all the talk/projects of "the perfect adventure bike" with twins and stuffing a Versys engine into a KTM 640/690 frame etc., this is a different approach. Does the F800 GS need two front disc brakes? The 950SE doesn't. Does it need a beak and a fender? Etc...etc.
More power...NO...more efficiency and lighter weight = better range.
Lighter weight...ride more places you wouldn't normally go?
Could you lose more weight? Maybe (I don't have any to lose) but it's always easier to move around (and pick up
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Could this be the lightest medium twin bike? Highland? Terra Mostro?
Couldn't it be factory built? Yes, but not likely
. On the other hand that is what the 950SE is to the 990 Adv. and HP2 to the 1200GS, no? It's a niche no doubt and one that a lot of inmates like. Bring on more lightweight mid size bikes!!
It'll be interesting to see what the Triumph 800XC weighs but it's only likely to be slightly less weight if at all.
Luggage? That's easy! A Giant Loop Great Basin on the back and a Fandango tank bag. Done. No racks/boxes to bend/break/crack, add 20-30lbs. and turn the bike into a big wide tank
All fair points. I had never really looked at the specs of the 950SE - it's a bit gob-smacking it weighs so much. I guess with a 950 engine, your frame and suspension componentry has to be pretty rugged to cope, and that adds weight.
I've just come back from a work trip into SE Asia, and it was freakin' amazing the tracks you'd find people riding their Honda Wave 110s through, usually two-up, carrying a chicken, wearing flip-flops. I guess there's a lot to be said for a lightweight, simple bike.
Still, rather than go down this road, I think if this sort of thing flicks your switch there's plenty in the factory catalogues that would make a better start point - the XChallenge being one, the little Aprilia twin is quite nice too.
But I guess if we all liked the same things, this would be a pretty boring forum!
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I strung up one of my C10 Pros with Pacific tough gut 15L full bed @ 58 lbs. It's been a long time since I tried natural gut since I had a bad experience snapping a new set on the stringer. This time, armed with a lot more string jobs under my belt, it went well. This string was comfortable from the first hit and very responsive. Maybe a little less spin potential than the thinner gauges of synthetic I had been using. As comfortable as it is, shots are still quite controllable. No shoulder or arm pain after playing whatsoever. It's definitely pricey, but I plan to leave it on this frame till it breaks and keep nylon on my backup. Thanks for the suggestion!
Glad it well for you. After listening to Chris's comment on this string set-ups.. The one I ordered during the wonderful sale they had during the holidays.. I picked the basic Wilson Syn Gut Extreme 16G.. which plays somewhat dead and is a thick string also. I know I will get no where near the perfomace out of the syn gut vs the natty.. but I wanted to get that similar feeling. I deader playing string seems to work well with C10 as Chris stated. The C10 is not really a low powered frame as some think. I might try some IsoSpeed Baseline 16G. Lower powered poly that is very soft and easy on the arm. Tension drops down fast... but for that price $40.00/reel.. I can re-string every 10 hours.
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Our place is a charming beach house with lots of wood features: oak floors, pine panelling and cedar cathedral ceilings with skylights. There are two private decks separated by a gazebo with a large spa/hot tub that can easily accommodate six people. The side deck has patio furniture and a new grill perfect for barbecue.
The private, master bedroom has high ceilings and a new, king sized bed with new, excellent mattress and linens, and an adjoining (external) full bathroom. The second and third bedrooms are on the opposite side of the great room/dining room, making it easy for two families to share the house. The second bedroom has a queen sized bed with an Englander mattress (and internal bathroom) and the third bedroom has a trundle bed (two singles) each with a very comfortable mattress. Both the second and third bedrooms face out to the forest.
The house is located at the south end of Manzanita, a quiet residential town with a few great restaurants and shops. We are only half block from one of the most spectacular secluded beaches on Oregon's North Coast. It is bordered on one end by Neahakanie Mountain and on the other by a State Park. The beach ends in a spit and Neahkannie Bay which creates a whole different water landscape than the mighty Pacific Ocean. On the much quieter bay, there is crabbing, seal watching and kayaking.
The house is a 15 minute walk (beach or street) from the town of Manzanita, which is very much in the public eye these days. In 2005, there were articles in Sunset and Coastal Living about this sweet fun town.
I'm interested in making your transaction smooth, and making sure that you enjoy your vacation at our place.
Spencer Thal purchased this house in 1996
Gorgeous, cozy, quiet space to relax and reconnect, phenomenal hot tub, steps to the beach, great customer service.
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This house is awesome! Very close to the beach. The house was exactly how it was described! Great selection of board games & puzzles. I will definitely stay here again on my next beach trip
Looking for a perfect rental within a very short walking distance to the beautiful Oregon coast? This home is one without distractions to the naturally surrounding beauty. The simplicity of the cottage gives one a sense of peace and tranquiltiy while providing its guests with a feeling of being at home. I loved long walks on the beach searching for treasure to return and soak in the hottub enclosed off the deck. I recommend the small town of Manzanita as the ultimate place to stay. This quaint town is filled with tasty restaurants downtown and do not miss visiting the general store, they have several postcards of the local beach, as well as, a full line of supplies and groceries including seafood. The outside deck at this house is lovely and private with a table and grill making it ideal to cook and eat outside and the kitchen is completely stocked. The woodwork interior is to be mentioned, and the farmstyle table and chairs invite you to come and enjoy life with friends and family for gatherings to eat and play.
My husband and I (and our dog) have been making regular trips to the Oregon Coast (Cannon Beach/Manzanita area) for the past several years. We've stayed in a variety of hotels and houses. This is definitely the house we will come back to. The house itself is very comfortable and has everything you need, but it's made even more comfortable by the attitude of the owner, who really seems to want you to feel at home and not live in fear of accidentally breaking something. We invited a couple of family members to stay and still had privacy due to the layout of the house. We did a lot of baking, for which the kitchen was well-equipped. We got chairs out of the garage and took them to the beach to sit and watch sunsets. We had long chats around the well-used dining room table. We appreciated the high ceilings, lighting (lamps and candles), and lack of TV. The only thing I would change is the amount of time I plan to stay next time.
We stayed with my kids and 2 neices, all teens. They loved the promimity to the beach and hanging out in the hot tub. Loved the character of the house and it really is set up for families to do things together- we flew kites, rode bikes and there were plenty of board games for evenings after dark....no one even noticed that there was no TV they were having too much fun. We all agreed the house and the location made it easy to have a fantantic vacation!
This was a great place with very comfortable, homey ambience. I loved that there was no TV. But it has all the needed amenities including everything you will need in the kitchen. The hot tub was great, but we also loved the proximity to the local state park entrance (just a few blocks south) and its 2-mile running loop near woods and water. Highly recommended.
My husband and I, our dogs, and our two friends spent several days here over spring break. We had an absolutely amazing time at this home! We couldn't have asked for anything better or more-it was by far the most enjoyable relaxing vacation we've ever had, and we can't wait to go back! Our dogs couldn't have been happier either-they loved the beach-they ran miles every day!
My husband and I have been to the coast several times, but have never been to Manzanita. It is now our favorite little town on the coast-not too big but still everything we needed. We truly enjoyed our time there, and can't wait to go back!
The owners were great to work with-it was a very easy process! We highly recommend this property to couples or families for some time away!
Manzanita is only a 90 minute drive from Portland, Oregon.
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What I liked most was the way he explained topics. It helped me to have new insights. He shared some great insights on some commonly held beliefs about how people find happiness. His analysis of how we behave in society, communicate and see ourselves was very interesting. He debunks some widely held ideas with strong, logical argument. It's interesting to see how often popular ideas on self-help are close, but not quite right. For example, the popular belief that if we can just instill in a person more self esteem, they will act and think in a more positive way. He points out that it's an individuals positive actions, that are socially valued, constructive and helpful to others, that create the persons self esteem, not creating more self esteem in the person creating more positive behavior. I love the insights I am getting from the lectures. Worth the purchase price to me.
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Update 3:30 p.m.: Police have still not caught escaped inmate Carlos Rodriguez, St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Jack Strain said Monday in a press conference.
Strain said police know for a fact Rodriguez is in Jefferson Parish, because 20-year-old Jacob Jones, a Slidell resident, allegedly picked up Carlos Rodriguez in his car outside his jail and drove him to JP Saturday night. Strain said police arrested Jones on Monday.
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COVINGTON, La. Hundreds of law enforcement officers continued searching for a suspected murderer, who escaped from the St. Tammany Parish Jail Saturday night.
Deputies say 39-year-old Carlos Alberto Rodriguez broke out of the facility about 10 p.m. by 'defeating the structure.'
Sheriff Jack Strain said the escape was not pulled off in the same manner in which four suspects escaped from the same facility last summer.
Strain said it is believed that Rodriguez had an accomplice, perhaps on the inside and the outside. The person helping from within was apparently also supposed to get away, but he did not. Strain said that suspect is not involved in the same case that Rodriguez is involved with.
Rodriguez's last known address was on Colorado Street in Kenner. St. Tammany deputies said they notified law enforcement agencies throughout the region about the escape. They are asking anyone who sees Rodriguez to call 9-1-1.
Rodriguez had been in jail awaiting trial in a murder-for-hire case from last year.
'We got our helicopter involved in the search,' said Capt. George Bonnett, spokesperson for the St. Tammany Sheriff's Office. 'We got our K-9 units, the dogs, deputies on four-wheelers scouring the area.'
Rodriguez is a suspected hitman, accused of killing paramedic Mario Scramuzza in a murder-for-hire plot last February.
Investigators say Scramuzza's wife, Gina, hired Rodriguez to kill her husband. Now, Rodriguez is on the run.
'We certainly set our perimeter up wide enough where we account for his best case scenario and the fastest that he can travel, but it really does depend on which way he goes,' Capt. Bonnett said.
Around midnight, people who live near the jail began receiving an automated phone call, warning them about the escapee.
'We're in the hopes the man will be apprehended,' said Covington resident Bob Gayle, who lives about a mile from the jail.
This is the second time in less than a year that an inmate has broken out of the St. Tammany Parish Jail. Last June, four inmates managed to escape. All were re-captured after a two-day manhunt.
'Is it coincidental that we've had two within a year's period of time? Possibly,' Capt. Bonnett said. 'I can tell you that the escapes, they're not related in the method used. So, in other words, the issues that were discovered during the last incident have been addressed and were not contributing factors to this one.'
However, with this latest incident, neighbors said they are beginning to have doubts about security measures at the facility.
'It seems like they have some issues to resolve, don't they?' Gayle said.
'It's too close and it's too scary to be faced with this numerous times within a couple of months,' said Covington resident Kim Foret, who lives within a mile of the jail.
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BURWELL, Neb. (AP) — A rural one-room schoolhouse in Nebraska is set to close after 45 years.
The Grand Island Independent (http://bit.ly/1c4cikC ) reports the District 70 School in Garfield County will close Wednesday. The Burwell Public Schools board decided in January to close the school at the end of this school year.
District 70 was created in 1970 after four other rural schools were consolidated. Over the years, the school shrank to one teacher, a paraeducator and five students in grades four through six.
Two of the students will travel to Burwell to attend school next year, prompting parents to send their siblings as well. This partly contributed to the board decision to close the school.
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The humanitarian organization says it will open the Multi-Agency Resource Center at noon on Thursday at the American Legion in Delmont.
The center will have trained Red Cross caseworkers available to help people create personal recovery plans, navigate paperwork and find assistance.
Representatives from 10 non-profits, religious groups and government agencies will also be on hand to assist people impacted by Sunday's tornado that injured nine people and damaged at least 84 structures in and around Delmont.
A donations management center has also been opened in Delmont for anyone wanting to donate to affected residents.
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PLATTE, S.D. (AP) — A roll of the dice has determined who will be the next mayor in the South Dakota town of Platte.
Steve Christensen became the next mayor Thursday after the town solved its too-close-to-call race with a game of chance.
Christensen and incumbent Mayor Rick Gustad split the vote in the April 14th election. An old state statute says certain elections can be determined by a high card draw or a roll of the dice.
Gustad picked dice as his game of choice. KSFY-TV reports that Christensen rolled a seven to become Platte's mayor for the next two years. Gustad rolled a four.
The two also ran against one another in 2013, with Gustad winning by six votes.
Christensen is a former police chief. Gustad serves as Platte's fire chief.


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Uh no, an entire team or majority of a team being viraled is an extremity of a situation. There will be no variety of abilities used by science captains in pvp either. Viral is god and a must on a build with this doff being available. You can interrupt cross heals indefinitely with a heavy spec into decompiler. Allow me to elaborate:
1) Two virals, global cool down 30 seconds.
targets A, B, C, are viraled because of new doff
2) Targets are viraled again because of old doff
3) Duration of viral is 20 seconds.
4) 10 seconds later, a new wave of virals come in.
5) Oh yeah your team mate also has double viral on his ship.
6) You're amazing if you lived passed this onslaught.
You're jumping to conclusions and transposing a 20% chance at proc to be a 100% chance. There's an 80% chance the proc won't fire so it's not like everyone's going to be viraled for the entire match. Also, if you want to use the old doff in combo with the new doff, you will have to make a sacrifice of which one to use which lowers your chance of either of them firing off. According to Borticus's post, the duration of viral for these chained virals will be 5 seconds, not 20.
Whoever runs tric mines tends to rely on them heavily for a reason. Giving them 'more options' isn't exactly a solution to that problem. Why is it that tric torps (which require precision and concise timing skill) kill you as well? Where as trics don't kill their own/friendly targets? It's trash, and anyone that uses that stuff knows it's an easy way to score a kill on someone without even breaking a sweat.
While they worked on these doffs, they ignored the need to fix the problems with PvP. I'm not going to say "good job thanks for the new doffs" when they don't really don't improve pvp in this game.
That's like saying whoever runs 4 DHC's and 3 turrets rely on them heavily for a reason. Well duh. People tend to rely on the weapons they equip, especially when their boff powers revolve around buffing said weapons. We can get into this discussion about tric mines being OP, but we've already had it, and I'd rather not talk in circles. I'll just say that it's been a long time since I've died to tric mines in my escorts, and I've never died to them on my sci or eng toon. I die to cannon rapid fire with DHC's exponentially more than tric mines with dpb, so I guess DHC's are OP and should be nerfed...because you know, I should never have to die in this game by someone using weapons meant to kill me.


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Adults who knowingly let underage drinking go on in their home have been subject to a fine since April 4, when the city's new social hosting ordinance went into effect.
City, school and police officials, including Councilwoman Jill Hardy and City Attorney Jennifer McGrath, spoke at a small information session April 24 at Edison High School to explain what parents' new responsibilities include.
McGrath said the ordinance likely will be invoked only when someone makes a complaint about a loud party and people under 21 are found to be drinking.
"What we did to give the police department another tool was include ... that if there is underage drinking, that's a separate violation entirely from the loud party." McGrath said. "This is for ... the parent who'd rather host a party where there's going to be drinks than worry about where their child is."
Violating the ordinance carries a minimum $250 fine, but police Sgt. Jerry Goodspeed said at the meeting that anyone responsible for the party or caught drinking underage would receive a $750 fine.
"The way we intend on training it and having it enforced is that this is the special tool that I need to break out of my box every once in a while because the other stuff is not going to work," Goodspeed said.
It might also be used if juveniles are found intoxicated or driving drunk away from a party, he added. "We have to find out why it is we keep getting people coming from the same area."
One woman asked whether parents will be held responsible for children sneaking drinks that parents don't know about, reflecting a concern Hardy had about the social hosting ordinance.
She was one of two council members who voted against the ordinance because of the gray area on what parents are responsible for knowing.
"It worries me that a parent can be put in a situation where they did not condone the drinking but they're then subject to this because someone judges that they reasonably should have known," Hardy said.
Otherwise supportive of the ordinance, Hardy wants parents to know they need to be aware of what happens when kids are in another room.
Huntington Beach police Officer Tim Martin said that kind of parental involvement is supported by police.
"We cannot enforce this section against parents if they try to solve the problem," Martin said. "If you come home, discover there's a huge party with alcohol, call the police and say please come here and help me get them out of my house, we'll come there and we can't enforce (the ordinance) at that point."
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Dinkelsbühl Travel Guide: 73 reviews and 180 photos
Along the Romantic Road you will come along many beautiful places and towns, several of them are very well known like the beautiful town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber and the fascinating castle Neuschwanstein. A very special one is the medieval town of Dinkelsbühl. With a restrictive handling of advertisment in the streets and with the efforts to keep cars out of the town center, Dinkelsbühl offers an atmosphere like many important people already had enjoyed in history before modern times like emperors and painters.
Unlike Rothenburg ob der Tauber Dinkelsbühl was not destroyed during the first and second world war, therefore the building structure has remained intact and no architectural sins have found their way into the walled town.
It has been during the 12th century when the oldest part of town, the inner old town developed. With a circular wall, Dinkelsbühl tried to protect itself from 1372 on which did not work fine throughout history, but still today the city wall has this characteristic form. Trade had been an important aspect in town. The concept for trading in Dinkelsbühl was that different parts of streets were dedicated for different goods. In case that you visit the city museum, which I highly recommend at the beginning of your visit, you can see which goods were traded where. But some names of streets also indicate if it was a trading place for something.
Walking through the streets of Dinkelsbühl you will see many traditional inns, which also rented (and still rent) out rooms. I recommend to stay
overnight in town as in the night the atmosphere is even more impressive as during the day. You can try to get a room in one of the inns, for the
one I stayed in I can say that they are really modern with a historic touch.
Remarkable is also that in Dinkelsbuehl the famous citizen Christoph von Schmid was born, who was an author writing for children. You probably won't know him from his books, rather from a song which is one of the famous German christmas songs :"Ihr Kinderlein kommet" (Oh, come, little children). A monument at the minster commemorating him shows him reading a book to two children.
Being in Dinkelsbühl during the evenings and at night offers perfect possibilities for those who like to take photos. There are many places where you can take beautiful nightshots.
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I remember this place. I wish I had time to get some night shots. karl
Thanks for the tips on parking and sites in the town. We go here in May and have had trouble finding good info.
Hello, Christian! Thanks for your story! Ich muss mal Bayern eines Tages in der Tat besuchen....
Dink looks like Rothenburg but without the hills. Nice evening shoot. Best, Karl
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"One of the reasons why we support Talabani is that he was fair to all groups and forgot his being a Kurd during all his time as president," said Abdul-Hadi al-Hassani, a Shiite lawmaker allied with al-Maliki.
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