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Cyclists are the new enemy of right wing politics
The War on Cars pitch wins conservative votes across North America.
Celebrate winter biking with the Winter Bicycle Waltz! (video)
If you approach it with a positive attitude and the necessary preparation, winter biking can be fun.
Air-purifying bicycle concept eats pollution, generates oxygen
Bikes are already awesome. They're efficient, affordable, and green. But they don't eat pollution. Yet.
This chart shows the bike-share boom like nothing else!
A catalyst has been the launch of Velo'v and Vélib in France, but new bike shares have popped up all over.
What makes a bike share system great? (video)
It's one of those ideas whose time has come, as Victor Hugo would say.
Death-defying Norwegian cyclist rides down curvy mountain road... backwards (video)
This mountain near Trollstigen in Norway would be scary going the right way...
Why do some bike-share systems succeed and others fail? The Bike-Sharing Planning Guide explains
You have to get five things right: density, the number of bikes, the coverage area, nice bikes and easy to use stations. Supportive politicians help too.
Copenhagen Wheel bike booster rolls out, available for pre-order
For four years we thought it was vaporware, but they have been working away in stealth mode and have now launched publicly.
Commuting is play... on a bicycle (video)
"Make the ordinary fun" and "commuting is play... on a bicycle", these are ideas that should be used to promote the use of bikes. It's not about sacrifice!
Cyclists stage London "Die-In" to protest traffic conditions and cyclist deaths
Over a thousand cyclists demand a safe cycling road network.
Should every truck should have this cyclist/ pedestrian detection system?
New warning system for trucks lets drivers know cyclists are there, and lets cyclists know the truck is turning.
Fancy some bike gear? Here are 7 items we love
We take a test ride in an online "crowd-curated catalog of amazing goods", searching for presents for cyclists.
Cops do the darndest things, when it comes to dealing with cyclists and pedestrians
The laws of the land clearly favor the car, and the cops are there to make sure it stays that way.
Let's stop calling the killing of cyclists by negligent drivers "accidents"
Words are powerful. They shape the way we see the world around us.
Want to kill fewer peds and cyclists? Simple. Set the goal.
Walking and biking is not more risky than other behaviors. But who's got your back? Not the Department of Transportation.
How big is the blind spot for transport trucks?
Even though they have those big mirrors, it is hard for them to see everything.
Every day is 'Bike to School Day' in Portland! (video)
This model should be implemented by other cities as quickly as possible!
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I'd also prefer if he didn't rail hard on players, especially the young guys when they aren't perfect.
A little criticism is fine, but constantly bashing the same players all year is tiresome.
Again, on the clinching game day, Marty made a huge stink about Bruce asking Dusty to play, and then when Bruce started the game with 2K's and grounding into a DP, Marty rode his rearend so hard, saying he needs to back it up, etc. Then when Bruce hits the HR, Marty makes the game call nicely, but where's the apology for dogging Bruce the entire game?
That's not going out on a limb. That's just being a grouch and bashing people.
Every year I find myself listening to fewer and fewer games. I used to listen to every game on the radio. Even last year, when they were contending, Marty was so bad, I could only stomach about 180 innings, spread out over multiple games.. Marty makes me turn off the radio. If other people enjoy listening to him criticize young pitchers for not "Trying hard enough" to locate a pitch perfectly, that's their choice.

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In line with that name, we have to make high-quality titles."''-> -'''Tatsuya Minami''' on how the company got its name.'''[=PlatinumGames, Inc.=]''' (『プラチナゲームズ株式会社』) is a Japanese video game development studio known for CrazyAwesome games of various shapes and sizes.Originally, the main creative minds here (including Creator/HidekiKamiya, [[VideoGame/SteelBattalion Atsushi Inaba]], and Creator/ShinjiMikami) were a part of Creator/{{Capcom}} as the Research and Development department known as Clover Studios, but left Capcom due to [[ScrewedByTheNetwork creative disputes]].This talent then formed a different company, Seeds Inc., but before anything was produced by Seeds, they merged with ODD Incorporated to form [=PlatinumGames=], a fully independent company.[=PlatinumGames=] moved to ally with Creator/{{Sega}}, and while their games were still [[CultClassic cult hits]], they performed considerably better than they did at Capcom. Their alliance with Sega, however, has produced mixed results; Although their presence in the industry has lead to Platinum's games becoming not only critical hits but commercial ones, their haphazard [[PortingDisaster port]] of ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'' to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 and their relative indifference to the western release of ''VideoGame/AnarchyReigns'' may have soured their relationship.[[{{Irony}} Some characters from Clover studios]] would eventually be used in Capcom's [[VideoGame/TatsunokoVsCapcom newest crossover]] [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 fighting games]]. Mikami and Kamiya had stated that they have considered sequels to their games, but Capcom's use of the two men's characters led them to the conclusion that they can't continue to identify with their characters.Compare to Creator/CyberConnect2, a similar Japanese game developer, that like [=PlatinumGames=], tends to turn out relatively well received yet still rather CultClassic games.----!!Games made by [=PlatinumGames=] include:As Clover Studios, under Creator/{{Capcom}}:* ''VideoGame/ViewtifulJoe'': 2003; the only game (until ''Bayonetta 2'') to actually have a sequel made by the same developers ([[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]], [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]])** ''Viewtiful Joe 2'': 2004; the aforementioned sequel ([=GameCube=], [=PS2=])** ''Viewtiful Joe: Red Hot Rumble'': 2005; a MascotFighter ([=GameCube=], [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]])** ''Viewtiful Joe: Double Trouble'': 2005; hinted at the series finale, but RealLifeWritesThePlot, and has instead become the last game in the trilogy (UsefulNotes/NintendoDS)* ''VideoGame/{{Okami}}'': 2006; considered to be their MagnumOpus when they were in Capcom as Clover Studios ([=PS2=] and UsefulNotes/{{Wii}})** Platinum was ''not'' connected to the Wii port or the DS sequel, ''VideoGame/{{Okamiden}}''.* ''VideoGame/GodHand'': 2006; their biggest CultClassic ([=PS2=])As [=PlatinumGames=]:[[index]]* ''VideoGame/MadWorld'': 2009; a black-and-white-and red BeatEmUp and their most violent title to date; a sort of SpiritualSuccessor to ''God Hand'' (Wii)* ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'': 2010; the studios' most commercially successful original game thus far ([[UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 PS3]] and UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}}; bundled with ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta 2}}'' for the Wii U)* ''VideoGame/InfiniteSpace'': 2010; an {{Animesque}} game and their only handheld game at present (Nintendo DS)* ''VideoGame/{{Vanquish}}'': 2010; the only (third-person) shooter so far ([=PS3=] and Xbox 360)* ''VideoGame/AnarchyReigns'': 2012; "Massively Multiplayer Melee Fighting Action... [that] features Jack, the protagonist from ''Mad World'', and other characters from the game as playable characters." ([=PS3=] and Xbox 360)* ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance'': 2013; a spin-off of the massively popular ''Franchise/MetalGear'' series starring [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2SonsOfLiberty Raiden]], roughly based on a now-cancelled [[Creator/HideoKojima Kojima Productions]] title called ''Metal Gear Solid: Rising''. ([=PS3=], Xbox 360, and PC)* ''VideoGame/TheWonderful101'': 2013; the studio's first UsefulNotes/WiiU game, published by Nintendo. A ''Bayonetta''/''Ōkami'' hybrid with a ''Viewtiful Joe'' aesthetic where you control 100 superheroes defending the earth from an alien invasion. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr4D4YZQ9uY Trailer here.]]* ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta 2}}'': 2014; published by Nintendo and exclusively for Wii U. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIot0Otq7MA First teaser here.]]* ''VideoGame/{{Scalebound}}'': date unknown; exclusive for the UsefulNotes/XboxOne.* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfKorra'': The first licensed game in cooperation with Creator/{{Activision}} and Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}. Available on [=PS3=], [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 PS4]], Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC as a download-only release.[[/index]]!!Tropes frequently employed by [=PlatinumGames=] include:* BulletTime: Invoked with several mechanics in their games: ''Bayonetta''[='s=] Witch Time, ''Vanquish''[='s=] ARS Mode, ''Metal Gear Rising''[='s=] Blade Mode, and ''The Wonderful 101''[='s=] Hero Time.* DifficultButAwesome: One of Platinum's basic [=MOs=] when it comes to game design. Their games tend to be very difficult, and they tend to have mechanics rivaling {{Fighting Game}}s in complexity. That said, feats that're about as amazing as [[http://youtu.be/ZGTKftZnqAM?t=4m20s this]] are [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSP9eMmM-Fw legitimately possible]] in their games.* GameplayGrading: Most of their games involve scoring in some form that takes into account how quickly you beat a mission, how little damage you took, and [[AwesomenessMeter how cool you looked doing it.]]* TheGoomba: Notable in that this is played straight [[NintendoHard in the context of their own games]].* NintendoHard: Platinum games tend to be relatively challenging compared to other games of the genre, generally forcing players to quickly pick up various complex mechanics. However, the games are ultimately fair and do not suffer from FakeDifficulty.* PummelDuel: Appears in almost every game in some way, shape or form.* ReferenceOverdosed: ''The entire company's library'' can qualify. You'd be hard-pressed to not find a Shout-Out in each of their games. See Shout-Out below.* TheRival: In most games, there will usually be an antagonist of some sort [[MirrorBoss who possesses similar fighting abilities as the protagonist]] and is generally a true challenge of the player's skill. Notable examples include Jeanne from ''Bayonetta'', Azel from ''God Hand'', and Jetstream Sam of ''Metal Gear Rising''.* RuleOfCool: Practically Platinum's ''modus operandi''.* '''ShoutOut''': Oy. To list all of Platinum's Shout-Outs, to themselves or otherwise, would require its own page. In fact, [[VideoGame/MadWorld three]] [[VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}} games]] [[VideoGame/TheWonderful101 of]] theirs have their own Shout-Out pages. Their self-referencing would also give ''Creator/{{Nintendo}}'' a run for their money.* [[UnexpectedCharacter Unexpected License]]: The fact that they are making a game based on ''The Legend of Korra'' was something NO ONE saw coming.


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NFL Mock Draft 2014: With third round
Chargers need to select cornerback, guard and edge rusher on first two days
33) Houston — Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia, Sr.
34) Washington — Marcus Roberson, CB, Florida, Jr.
The Redskins need help all over their defense, especially in their secondary. Roberson played in multiple positions while at Florida, including boundary and slot corner. That versatility will be valued by Jay Gruden's coaching staff. Top needs: DL, S, OL.
35) Cleveland — Xavier Su'a-Filo, OG, UCLA, Jr.
36) Oakland — Odell Beckham Jr., WR, LSU, Jr.
37) Atlanta — Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington, Jr.
38) Tampa Bay — Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon St., Jr.
39) Jacksonville — Scott Crichton, OLB/DE, Oregon St., Jr.
40) Minnesota — Trent Murphy, DE, Stanford, Sr.
41) Buffalo — Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio St., Jr.
42) Tennessee — Trevor Reilly, OLB, Utah, Sr.
43) N.Y. Giants — Jason Verrett, CB, TCU, Sr.
44) St. Louis — Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt, Sr.
45) Detroit — Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU, Jr.
46) Pittsburgh — Lamarcus Joyner, CB, Florida St., Sr.
47) Dallas — Bradley Roby, CB, Ohio St., Jr.
48) Baltimore — Travis Swanson, C, Arkansas, Sr.
49) N.Y. Jets — Kyle Van Noy, OLB, BYU, Sr.
50) Miami — Gabe Jackson, OG, Mississippi St., Sr.
51) Chicago — Jimmie Ward, S, Northern Illinois, Sr.
52) Arizona — Jackson Jeffcoat, DE, Texas, Sr.
53) Green Bay — Troy Niklas, TE, Notre Dame, Jr.
54) Philadelphia — Ed Reynolds, S, Stanford, Jr.
55) Cincinnati — Kyle Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech, Sr.
56) San Francisco from Kansas City — Weston Richburg, C, Colorado St., Sr.
57) San Diego — Cyril Richardson, OG, Baylor, Sr.
The Chargers need to upgrade their interior line. Richardson played both left tackle and left guard in college. His large body — 6-foot-5, 350 pounds — helps him move bodies easily in the run game, but he also excels in pass protection.
58) New Orleans — Antonio Richardson, OT, Tennessee, Jr.
59) Indianapolis — Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford, Sr.
Indy inebackers rated poorly according to ProFootballFocus in stopping the run. Skov was one of the surest tacklers in college football. He registered 113 tackles (13 for a loss) and 5.5 sacks in 2013. Top needs: OL, WR, LB.
60) Carolina — Deone Bucannon, S, Washington St., Sr.
61) San Francisco — Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska, Sr.
62) New England — DaQuan Jones, DT, Penn St., Sr.
63) Denver — Louchiez Purifoy, CB, Florida, Jr.
64) Seattle — Paul Richardson, WR, Colorado, Jr.
65) Houston — Craig Loston, S, LSU, Sr.
66) Washington — Will Sutton, DT, Arizona St., Sr.
67) Oakland — Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Eastern Illinois, Sr.
68) Atlanta — Jack Mewhort, OT, Ohio St., Sr.
69) N.Y. Jets from Tampa Bay — Davante Adams, WR, Fresno St., So.
70) Jacksonville — Ka'Deem Carey, RB, Arizona, Jr.
71) Cleveland — Carlos Hyde, RB, Ohio St., Sr.
72) Minnesota — Dakota Dozier, OG, Furman, Sr.
73) Buffalo — Martavis Bryant, WR, Clemson, Jr.
74) N.Y. Giants — Billy Turner, OT, North Dakota St., Sr.
75) St. Louis — Telvin Smith, OLB, Florida St., Sr.


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expecting the surprise of our lives Fall 2012!
DD delighted in telling everyone what sort of genitalia they had, so she would point and shout to fully clothed people "You have a penis! My baby brother will have a penis too!" So, in the changing room with grandpa for two or three weeks, she would shout, "Grandpa! You have a penis! I have a vagina! My baby brother will have a penis!" etc. My poor FIL would come home so embarrased!
Mara, mama to two boys born 05/2009 and 04/2011, after four miscarriages.
These things are only a big deal if you make them one!
Personally, I'm all for unisex restrooms . . . I don't get why, as a girl, I shouldn't pee in the same facility that a guy uses.
LOL I beg to differ. I have encountered many stall used by a very sloppy 'hover-er' who managed to pee EVERYWHERE. I never understood the logic: if one is hovering to avoid someone else's pee, wouldn't one at least clean up your own after one had doused the entire stall?
Cuz they sprinkle when they tinkle. After cleaning many a men's room.... ewwww. Women are gross too, but they don't USUALLY pee ALL OVER the seat, and the floor next to the toilet.
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Canisius falls short against No. 21 UNLV 89-74
The Golden Griffins, who were looking for their second straight upset after defeating Temple by 10 in Philadelphia on Wednesday, tried to rally but were thwarted by UNLV's transition game.
At the 6:40 mark of the first half the Golden Griffins got within 3, but then Birch hit one of two from the free throw line, Bennett hit a short jumper and Reinhardt went coast-to-coast, put it in and completed the three-point play to put UNLV up by nine at 37-28.
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Offensive vs Defense
Do you consider yourself an offensive tennis player or more of a defensive specialist with most of your strokes?
All. Every match is different, different players, different skill sets, different guys playing well and poorly.
Since I can't run, I tend to play offense, so I don't have to run and fetch for the other guy.
Indeed, I rarely lose a point by going for too little on my shots. :)
When I go for "too little", I'm allowing the opponents to take the upper hand and control the point.
When I go for "too much", I"m taking the upper hand and often miss long or wide, giving the opponent the upper hand.
Every so often, I go for "just enough", and actually win a point.
Everyone on offense (including me), but defense wins championships.
I'm a defensively minded player with an offensive styled game. Figure that one out, I'm still trying to as well!
I believe LeeD suffers from old age (as do I).
Depends who I am playing with/against and I guess it depends how you define "offense" and "defense".
Yeah it really depends on who you play. Many of my "safe" shots are winners against lower level players. If I play against a high-level freak athlete player, even my "winner" shots are not winners. My defense is really good, so a lot of "hard hitters" will be unable to hit winners against me. So your offense vs. defense really depends on your perspective. But if you are hitting the ball out often on your 3rd or 4th shot of the point, then you are not a shot-making hard hitter, you are just playing stupid.
This depends a lot on my opponent. I absolutely love being in control of the point but that is not always the case if I come across who rips the fur off the ball. I don't play all out offensive shots but I play shots where the goal to to make my opponent play shots that they don't like or put them in a bad position.
Controlled aggression is the way to go for me. Unfortunately, I get very drop shot and lob happy once in a while and start making too many errors.
Purely defensive. I need someone to give me that Unforced Error. Or just quit due to boredom. I'm not picky.
Unfortunately, I'm mostly offensive. But I don't have the skill to match my style. ;) I tend to try too hard and go for too much when at my level (3.0) I just need to get the darn ball back over the net and wait for them to make the mistake.
I'm trying to learn to be more of a defensive player. I start out my matches by telling myself, "You don't have to win the match on the first point." I tell myself (after I've sprayed one too many returns) "Just start the point!"
I am trying to learn to wait for the set up to try to hit a winner rather than forcing it (which almost never works for me).
I have the skills and technique to win offensively in 4.0, but don't have the legs to set up correctly once I get there.
Seems a couple of detached tendons from ankle to foot, and a swelling medial collateral, allows me to just get there, but without the footwork needed to hit a correct shot.
Offensively inclined, but have to be careful not to be too much so.
I like to play neutral until i get an honest opening, then get aggressive to finish the point. I never like to play "defensively", in that my overall strategy is to just retrieve until the other guy misses. The only time I'll do that is if I have an opponent that is SO inconsistent, that I know he'll miss within a few shots simply because of his poor technique. In that case, I don't mind just putting it in the middle of the court and letting him self destruct, but it's not much fun to play like that, nor does it happen very often.
Same here. I consider myself to be an aggressive percentage player.
Is it bad if I don't know the answer? I would say that when I'm hitting the ball well, I play aggressively, trying to pressure my opponents. However if I'm making errors, I definitely back off and work on keeping it in play and letting my opponent lose the point.
The vast majority of people are defensive tennis players that consider themselves offensive players. Most don't like the idea of being defensive so they always hit beyond their capabilities. You can often get away with this because your opponent does the same thing.
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By Rebekah Hoeger
November 3, 2014
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) – Rescuers say two more abandoned Chihuahuas were found wandering around West Mobile. This makes a total of almost a dozen so far that they say were abandoned and dumped by what they think is a backyard breeder.
Now people in the animal rescue community say they want tighter laws on animal cruelty in Alabama, and they want the laws enforced.
Of the ten puppies in foster homes, several were females.
WSB-TV 2 Atlanta
November 1, 2014
An experienced operation team from the Atlanta Humane Society assisted in the rescue in Alcorn County, Mississippi.
The Humane Society says the dogs were kept in "filthy, cramped conditions and repeatedly bred for profit."
"One dog was housed in a situation with its deceased companion," said Dorsey.
She told Channel 2's Liz Artz the dogs were living in feces, squalor and without enough food or water.
Jenny Doren, WFAA
October 31, 2014
McKINNEY – They were caged, chained and fighting for life. Dozens of dogs are now being nursed back to health in McKinney after being rescued from filth in an east Texas home.
Investigators rolled up on a sad sight near Gilmer on Wednesday. "Miserable," is how SPCA of Texas spokeswoman Stephanie Knight described the conditions.
"We don't even know if she's been getting any sleep because she itches so often," she said of one of the worst off German Shepherds.
Published: Tue Oct 28, 2014
If you are a UT student and have an Instagram account, you've likely come across the notorious Puppy Zone picture: beaming students cuddling adorable puppies with their friends on a weekend afternoon.
"I come here to look at the cute puppies and play with them," Sydney Moore, an undecided freshman, said. "They're always so happy to see people and always so fun and playful."
For some, however, the atmosphere and reputation of Puppy Zone may not be so cute and cuddly.
Take a look inside our gallery of photos taken by USDA inspectors to see what it's really like behind the kennel doors of breeders who sell puppies to pet stores.


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Power Commander has a great product but they need to fire the guy in charge of updating their site info. Whoever that is has cost them allot of money. They do have units for 2012 990 ADV (we use one) and other models not listed. They also claim that they only have a single wideband Auto Tune for KTM Big Twins which ironically is not proper as the cylinders need to be tuned separately. This is also not the case as we have been running a dual wideband for over one year. The technition I called thought that the PCV for KTMs would not accept dual band in the set up menu but it does and works phenomenally.
Long story short, if PC doesn't show your bike model or year, just call them. The Auto Tune modules are generic (not bike specific as they contain no maps) and the dual band WILL work with the PCV despite what the guy on the phone tells you. The part number is AT-300. When you enable it in the PCV software just choose "dual band" for the Auto Tune and there you go.
We have been begging Dyno Jet (PCV) to get accurate info on their site because we get allot of phone calls complaining they don't have a module for them. They most likely do.
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With Ronaldo serving a one-game suspension, Madrid's pedestrian attack didn't manage a shot between the posts until injury time and was lucky to avoid a loss to the relegation-threatened Osasuna.
Mourinho sent on Karim Benzema, Mesut Oezil and Kaka as luxury reinforcements to try and jump start his attack after halftime, but Kaka lasted 18 minutes on the pitch before receiving his second booking in the 76th minute and his teammates never seriously threatened.
"Maybe we were lacking some spark tonight," said Madrid defender Raul Albiol. "Even though we are way behind Barcelona, we wanted to win the game."
Elsewhere, three homes teams earned wins as Valencia beat Sevilla 2-0, Valladolid downed Mallorca 3-1, and Espanyol edged out Celta Vigo 1-0.
Madrid is in a distant third place with only one win in its last four league games. The draw left it 15 points behind Barcelona before the league leader visits Malaga on Sunday.
If Barcelona wins at La Rosaleda Stadium, 18 points would be Madrid's largest deficit since it was 20 points behind league-leading Atletico Madrid in May 1996.
"I don't want to explain why we can be 18 points behind Barcelona," Mourinho said.
"Things happened in the first weeks that I don't want to talk about. Then, with the gap already large, one team has the pressure while the other doesn't," he said, apparently forgetting that Atletico Madrid is also ahead of his team in the table.
For weeks, Madrid's coach and players have acknowledged that its chances of defending the league title were virtually gone, but Saturday's drab performance — Ronaldo or no — was by far the worst of its disappointing season.
Mourinho has turned off many of Madrid's fans in recent weeks by benching veteran goalkeeper Iker Casillas. Casillas was back in goal with Adan Garrido suspended, but Madrid's latest slip will give Mourinho's critics only more ammunition.
"You never hear me use injuries to my players as an excuse and I won't do it with suspended ones now," the Portuguese manager said.
Madrid showed that it needs Ronaldo for more than just his 16 goals in league play. It also apparently depends on the Portugal forward for its attack to rise above mediocrity.
Ronaldo may not have been there, but Madrid is not poor as high-priced talent goes. Still, even with Argentina forwards Gonzalo Higuain and Angel Di Maria supported by Luka Modric and Xabi Alonso it couldn't create scoring opportunities.
"(Ronaldo) is the best or among the best players in the world and he makes a big impact for Madrid," said Osasuna goalkeeper Andres Fernandez. "I don't think they were comfortable. It was difficult for them to get into the match, and that is to our credit."
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The Sacred Heart volleyball team remained unbeaten with a 25-14, 25-18 win at home over Sweet Springs on Thursday.
The Gremlins pulled away early in the first game and overcame a strong second game from the Lady Greyhounds.
Becky Full led the Gremlins with eight kills. Hannah Wilhoit had five and Laura Wadley and Anna Callis each had three. Elex Simon had two kills and two kill-blocks. Callis and Julie Chancellor each had eight digs.
Sweet Springs was led by Ashleigh Bright with four kills, two aces, a block and an assist and Nicole Bright with three kills and an assist.
"You try not to hit them when we're swinging," said Gremlins coach David Fall. "They both have long swings. We've got to work better, we've got to have better timing against them. They're both big and they've both got long swings. You don't want to be up early or they'll be using them and they did that a couple of times."
Megan Evans, an all-conference setter in 2013, had 17 assists Thursday for the Greyhounds.
"(She is) always hustling, a leader on and off the court," said Sweet Springs coach Laura Reinhardt. "Just a phenomenal player."
Sacred Heart entered the season using a setter-by-committee and are still rotating players through that role. Thursday Erin O'Connor had 11 assists and Full contributed seven.
"We're getting there," Fall said. "Some nights one of them will look great with great sets that will freeze the block. Other nights it's another person. I'd love to get down to one or two, but we're still working."
The Gremlins took an 8-2 lead in the first game with a pair of aces by Callis starting things off and a pair of kills by Full helping the run.
An ace by Anna Eckhoff helped chip into the lead as the Greyhounds pulled within three points at 11-8, but kills by Simon and Callis helped the Gremlins push the lead back out.
"We took a little while to get in rhythm," Fall said. "Part of that's communication. We're still getting to know each other. I was really impressed at times, other times communication put us in a bad spot."
In the second game, the Gremlins scored the first four points before Sweet Springs fought back and tied the game at 5-5. Two aces in the span of three serves from Ashleigh Bright put the Greyhounds ahead 9-7. After Sacred Heart tied the game again, an ace from Kortnee Vaught put Sweet Springs ahead 12-10.
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(TAMPA, FL) -- Police will go on the offensive against the illegal [lap] dance at the city's nude clubs during Super Bowl week.
Super Bowl XXXV may not be Tampa's only showdown in coming weeks.
Police plan to tackle an expected surge in illegal lap dancing at the city's nude dance clubs when football fans hit town.
Club owners have their own game plan: ignore police and showcase Tampa's famous - or infamous - attraction to a national audience. They're launching Super Bowl-related promotions and drafting extra dancers for 24-hour bump and grind.
"The Super Bowl is just an incredible celebration of all things American, as it should be," said Larry Wolfe, owner of the Seven Seas on Kennedy Boulevard. He counts his business as one of the country's blessings, "like Apple pie."
But Tampa police warn that multisquad raids and arrests are all in store for lap dancers and their customers - whoever they are.
"If you're a football player, whatever, if you're going to do it, you're going to be taking a trip" - and not to the concession stand, said Tampa police Detective Bret Bartlett.
Tampa Mayor Dick Greco is equally adamant.
"Every law gets enforced all the time. What difference does it make during Super Bowl?"
The Police Department intends to put National Football League executives on notice about the rigorous enforcement.
"We're going to try to have a liaison so the coaches know, if you don't want to have your quarterback come up AWOL at game time . . . ," said Bartlett, one of two detectives assigned to the Police Department's adult entertainment unit.
But the tough talk doesn't appear to be cowing club owners, who stand to make more money in the days leading to the Super Bowl than during all the year's holidays put together.
"It's always bad news when those kind of things happen," Wolfe said upon learning from a reporter Monday that police intend to clamp down on lap dancing.
"But people in our business are known for manning the barricades and digging in," he said. "I think we're in the forefront of individual liberties in this country."
A panel of six Hillsborough County judges has yet to rule collectively on challenges to the December 1999 city ordinance that requires dancers stay 6 feet from customers. Lawyers say it is overly broad, improperly adopted and contradicts state law.
Judge Manuel Lopez said he doesn't expect a ruling before the Super Bowl, Jan. 28. Betting that the courts will come down on their side, many clubs still offer lap dances.
Joe Redner, owner of the nude club Mons Venus, said that until a court tells him otherwise, the lap dance will continue.
"We have never complied with the ordinance, not for one second," said Redner, who has paid legal fees for employees and customers arrested for violating the ban.
There have been about 200 such arrests since the Tampa City Council unanimously passed the ordinance. It carries a maximum $1,000 fine and six-month jail sentence.
Bartlett said he and his partner cannot enforce the ordinance every time they see it flouted because they need more than two officers to make an arrest in clubs where passions could ignite a fight. The last time they arrested anyone for a lap dance violation was in early November.
"It's a safety issue," he said. "I need at least uniformed cops or lots of guys in RAID jackets to back me up. When I get myself a handful of officers, we're going to charge them."
Raids are being planned around the time of the Super Bowl, he said. "That's our intent."
Bartlett said he doesn't know of any clubs that have closed because of the lap dance ban. About a dozen in the city, more in the county, feature lap dancing.
Meanwhile, local magazine V2, an advertisement vehicle for adult clubs and service, is showcasing certain "Bowl Babes" on its current cover.
Brian Rouleau, executive director of operations for a company that owns a couple dozen strip clubs in several states, including some in Tampa, said they're hiring dancers from as far away as Atlanta and putting them up in local hotels to bolster ranks at Pony Tails, Gold Rush, Pink Pony and Diamond's the week of the Super Bowl. Cover charges will jump $5 or $10, he said.
Starting the Wednesday before the big game, Mons Venus will be open for business 24 hours a day, Redner said.
Boasted Rouleau: "It's the most exciting extravaganza of adult entertainment ever showcased in the Tampa area."
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1 pound lean ground beef
1 package McCormick® Taco Seasoning Mix
3/4 cup water
12 taco shells
Brown meat in large skillet on medium-high heat. Drain fat.
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Professional Activities
•American Bar Association - Labor Section•Pennsylvania Bar Association - Labor Section•Philadelphia Bar Association - Labor Section
James R. Redeker represents both organized and unorganized companies in their personnel and labor relations . In that connection, he becomes directly involved in equal employment, wage and hour, occupational safety and health, collective bargaining, contract administration and National Labor Relations Act issues, representing companies before all enforcement agencies concerned with these matters as well as the courts. Clients include companies in the steel, chemical, manufacturing, retail, fabrication, construction, transportation, food, apparel, textile, restaurant, publishing, banking, warehouse, healthcare and hospital industries. Mr. Redeker has served as special counsel to some of the nation's largest companies to assist in solving unusual and difficult personnel and culture change issues. In addition, he has been retained as an expert witness to testify in litigation involving employee discipline and due process in the workplace. Mr. Redeker is the Subject Matter Expert for Employee and Labor Relations for the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) in connection with the organization's certification program. Mr. Redeker has been a faculty member or sole presenter at many labor relations, personnel administration and equal employment seminars, including several sponsored by the federal government concerning the employment of handicapped and disabled persons. His seminars for employer associations have included such subjects as wrongful discharge, sexual harassment, drug and alcohol control, AIDS, employee discipline, methods for maintaining a union free company, combating union organizational drives, temporary/leased employees, violence control and prevention, investigating employee misconduct, high-risk terminations, succession planning, the rights of non-union employees under the NLRA and special problems involving white-collar employees. Mr. Redeker was cited in 1994 by Business Philadelphia magazine as one of Philly's 100 Hottest New Leaders. In 2008, he was named by Human Resource Executive magazine and Law Dragon as one of the nation's Top 50 employment attorneys. In 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and again in 2014, Human Resource Executive magazine and Law Dragon has honored him as one of The Nation's 100 Most Powerful Employment Attorneys. Mr. Redeker also has been named one of Pennsylvania's Super Lawyers every year since 2005. In 1976, Mr. Redeker was honored by the Philadelphia Bar Association for his pioneering work in child abuse in conceiving of and establishing the Support for Child Advocates, an organization providing superior representation and related services to abused children. The Support Center today has a budget of approximately $2.5 million and has become a national model for providing legal representation to abused children. Mr. Redeker has appeared on many occasions on radio and television as a labor commentator and, since 1986, has been a regular guest lecturer at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Among his many appearances, Mr. Redeker was a featured speaker at a national conference on Employment-At-Will sponsored by the Bureau of National Affairs; at a series of lectures sponsored by the American Arbitration Association in Hartford, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Miami on Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems; at the national convention of the U.S. Postal Workers Union on workplace due process; at a series of statewide seminars on Wrongful Discharge sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the Cambridge Institute; at a national conference on Alternative Dispute Resolution sponsored by the Bureau of National Affairs; at the Conference on AIDS in the Workplace sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Commission on AIDS; and at a national conference on AIDS Action Plans sponsored by the Bureau of National Affairs. Mr. Redeker also has delivered the keynote addresses at several industry national conventions. In 1987, he was retained by the Pennsylvania State Conference of Trial Judges to educate trial judges concerning the developments in Wrongful Discharge Law. Since 1983, Mr. Redeker has been a frequent speaker at conferences sponsored by the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry on myriad employment law issues. Mr. Redeker is a widely published author in the areas of labor law and employee relations. Among his more than 100 articles and books are Strategies for Bargaining Fringe Benefits (Prentice Hall), How to Draft Contracts to Avoid Disputes (Bureau of National Affairs), Discipline: Policies, Procedures (1983), Employee Discipline: Policies and Practices (1989) (BNA Books, Inc.), Redeker on Discipline (five-hour audio cassette library, BNA Books, Inc.), and Legal Aspects of Employee Participation Systems in The Performance Imperative (1995) (Jossey Bass). Mr. Redeker has been a contributing editor of Personnel, the journal of the American Management Association, and is on the editorial board of The Human Resources Professional. He is listed in Who's Who in American Law; Who's Who in America; Who's Who Among Executives and Professionals 2008-2009; Honors Edition, The Dictionary of Distinguished Americans; International Men of Achievement and The Sterling Who's Who. In 1989, he was named Human Resource Professional of the Year by the Philadelphia Chapter of the International Association of Personnel Women. Mr. Redeker is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Law (J.D.), the University of Arkansas (M.A., with honors), and the Central University of Iowa (B.A., cum laude). Honors & Awards• Listed as a Top Rated Lawyer in Labor & Employment by American Lawyer Media and Martindale-Hubbell • Listed in Pennsylvania Super Lawyers, 2005-2014• Philadelphia Bar Association - Fidelity Bank Award, 1976• U.S. Department of Health and Human Services - Distinguished Volunteer Award, for leadership in protecting the rights of abused children, 1983• Human Resource Executive - One of the Top 100 Employment Attorneys in the U.S., 2009-2010 and 2012-2014 - One of the Top 50 Employment Attorneys in the U.S., 2008• Business Philadelphia - One of Philly's 100 Hottest New Leaders, 1994• Philadelphia Business Journal - One of the Leaders in Law, 2008• Who's Who in America• Who's Who in American Law• Directory of Distinguished Americans• Men of Achievement, International Biographical Center• AV Preeminent Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell Civic and Charitable Activities• Co-founder, Support Center for Child Advocates, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing legal representation to abused and neglected children• Prince Music Theater - Former Chairman, Board of Directors• Pennsylvania State Chamber of Business and Industry - Former Member, Human Resources Advisory Committee• Former Member, Partnership for Economic Development of Greater Philadelphia First Selected Publications• Obama's NLRB Deals Big Labor A Winning Hand: Part 1 and 2 , Law 360, January 21, 2014• EFCA by the Back Door , Human Resource Executive Online, December 21, 2010• New NLRB Decision Likely to Aid Union Organizing , Duane Morris Alert, December 15, 2010• Violence Lurks Where You Work, Inside (New York State Bar Association Corporate Counsel Section), Winter 2010• Employee Participation Plans in a Hostile Climate, Employee Benefit Plan Review, September 2010• Managing in a Down Economy: Common Sense Won't Detect Every Pitfall , The Legal Intelligencer, July 21, 2010• Quoted in Boston Globe union loses dispute over arbitration by Tresa Baldas, National Law Journal, August 14, 2009• EFCA Deal May Clear Way for Action in September , Duane Morris Alert, July 20, 2009• The Employee Free Choice Act and More-The Unions' Strategy to Stage a Comeback, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, April 2009• Labor's Bail-Out Demands, The Metropolitan Counsel, January 2009• The Legal Minefield of GM's Attempt to Cut Health Care Benefits for Its Workers, The National Law Journal, February 18, 2009• How Employers Can Mitigate 'Card Check,' The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 11, 2008• How to Stay Union Free, Financial Week, November 2008• A Tsunami of Union Organizing on the Way, Human Resource Executive, October 2008• Labor Board's GC Gets Tough(er) on First Contract Shenanigans, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, October 2007• When Professionals Also Supervise: The Kentucky Rivers Cases, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, November 2006• The Legal Overlay to Succession Planning, Employee Relations Law Journal, Summer 2004• Combating Recognition By Extortion: Employer Responses to Union Corporate Campaigns, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, March 2004• The Consequences of Corporate Perfidy, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, November 2002• Firing Without Fear - Part II, Human Resource Professional, March/April 2000• Firing Without Fear, Human Resource Professional, July/August 1999• Legal Aspects of Employee Participation, The Performance Imperative, Risher and Fay, editors, Jossey Bass, San Francisco, 1995• Safe Methods of Employee Participation, HR Magazine, April 1993• What the Clinton Administration Has in Store for Employers, The Human Resources Professional, Special Issue 1993• Avoiding Costly Penalties for an Employee's Crime, Human Resources Professional, Spring 1992• At Will Employment is Alive and Well in the Banking Industry, Banking Law Review, Volume 4, No. 2, Fall 1991• How to Slay the Litigation Dragon and Keep Employee Disputes Out of Court, Human Resources Professional, Fall 1991• Arbitrate Discrimination Claims, Philadelphia Business Journal, September 16-22, 1991• In Harm's Way: Discrimination and Fetal Protection Collide, Human Resources Professional, Summer 1991• When Peter Piper Picks His Peers, The Journal of Staffing & Recruitment, Spring 1991• Sellers Beware, The Journal of Staffing & Recruitment, Winter 1990• Code of Conduct as Corporate Culture, HRMagazine, July 1990• Employers in the Crosshairs, The Journal of Staffing & Recruitment, Summer 1990• Employee Discipline: Policies and Practices, BNA Books, Inc., Washington, D.C., 1989• Cautious Path Toward a Drug Free Workplace, New Jersey Law Journal, Practice Employment Law, December 21, 1989• Wrongful Discharge Under Pennsylvania Law, Cambridge Institute, 1989• Stemming the Tide of Employment Litigation, Counselor, Winter 1989• The Inhospitality of AIDS in Your Workplace, Hotel and Motel Management, November 12, 1989• Preemployment Drug Testing: Necessary Defense or Costly Trap? The Journal of Staffing & Recruitment, Fall 1989• Avoiding a Union's Aim, Focus, August 16, 1989• Avoiding AIDS Related Liability, Personnel, August 1989• Sexual Stereotyping and Mixed Motives: The Price Waterhouse Case, Human Resource Professional, Summer 1989• Recruitment in the '90s: Welcome to Hard Times, The Journal of Staffing & Recruitment, Summer 1989• Profits Low? Your Employees May Be High, Personnel, June 1989• Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace, BNAC Communicator, Spring 1989• Playing It Safe Pays Off Don't Find Out Accidentally You Need a Safety Program, Human Resources Professional, March/April 1989• 'WARN'--ING to Employers: The Plant Closing Law, Focus Magazine, January 25, 1989• Testing Employees and Applicants for AIDS: When Knowledge May Be a Dangerous Thing, Focus Magazine, August 1988• The Legal Ramifications of AIDS Discrimination, Business and Society Review, Summer 1988• How to Protect Employers Who Test for Drugs and Alcohol Abuse, The Practical Lawyer's Manual on Labor Law No. 2, Spring 1988• Criminal Accountability for Workplace Safety, Management Review, April 1988• How to Protect Employers Who Test for Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Practical Lawyer, April 1987• Supreme Court on Affirmative Action: Conflicting Opinions, Personnel, October, 1986• Court Crippled Affirmative Action, Philadelphia Business Journal, October 6-12, 1986• A New Approach to Employee Discipline, The Pennsylvania Lawyer, September 1986• Resolving Employee Woes in a Non-Union Workplace, Business Review, September 1986• Non-Punitive Discipline: It Works by Design, Personnel, November 1985• Progressive Discipline: It Works Only by Accident, Personnel, October 1985• VDU's v. Organized Labor: Issue Heats Up, Personnel, May 1985• Employees: Employers May Face Liabilities, Focus, March 27, 1985• The Legal Nightmares of Employee Leasing, Personnel Journal, February 1985• Employee Relations Into the 1990's: Prometheus Unchained, 1984 Knitting Times Yearbook, January 1985• Meeting The Challenges of Today's White Collar Employees, The State Chamber, Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, October 1984• A New Breed: The Labor Lawyer-Consultant, Lawyer's Digest, June 1984• Using Discipline as a Positive Tool to Increase Employee Productivity, Focus, May 16, 1984• Employee Absenteeism - An Unnecessary Problem, Personnel Administrator, April 1984• The Problem of Absenteeism and Tardiness: A Simple Solution, Resource, February 1984• Discipline: Policy, Procedure and Practice, BNA Books, Inc., Washington, D.C., 1983• Redeker on Discipline, Audiocassette Library, BNA Books, Inc., Washington, D.C., 1983• Employment-At-Will: Restrictions on Management's Right to Fire, (Monograph), Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce, 1983• White Collars Lack Good Discipline, Philadelphia Business Journal, October 31 - November 6, 1983• Strategies for Bargaining Fringe Benefits, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., (Monograph), 1980• How to Draft Contracts to Avoid Disputes, Collective Bargaining, Negotiation and Contracts, Bureau of National Affairs, Washington, D.C., 1979• An Employer's Guide to the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, (Monograph), Penjerdel Corporation and the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, 1975• A Guide to Employer Alternatives Within the Occupational Safety and Health Act, Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce (Monograph), 1973• Apparel World: Series of 38 articles on a variety of Labor Law and Employee Relations issues, including: Employment-At-Will; Employee Discipline; Sexual Harassment; Controlling Employee Dishonesty; How to Bargain Concessions; Controlling Employee Absenteeism and Tardiness; Mid-Contract Transfers of Work from Union to Non-Union Operations; Decertifying a Union; Comparable Worth; and Limiting the Power of Labor Arbitrators Selected Speaking Engagements• Speaker, Developments in Workplace Law and Practice, Duane Morris' Developments in Workplace Law and Practice 2014, Philadelphia, May 8, 2014• Speaker, High Risk Terminations, Duane Morris Institute Seminar, November 4, 2009; May 26, 2010; November 3, 2010; June 1, 2011; November 3, 2011; April 11, 2012; October 23, 2012; April 11, 2013• Speaker, ALERT! Drones Striking Union-Free Employers! The NLRA for the Unwary, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, February 14, 2013• Speaker, What All Employers Need to Know About the NLRB's Recent Insertion of Itself Into Non-Union and Union Work Environments, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, October 18, 2012• Speaker, The Rights of Non-Union Employees Under the National Labor Relations Act, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, July 30, 2012• Speaker, Independent Contractor Status Under Assault, Duane Morris Institute Seminar, February 24, 2010; May 23, 2012• Co-presenter, Are you Prepared for 'Union Spring' 2012? Duane Morris Institute Webinar, May 9, 2012• Speaker, Succession Planning, Duane Morris Institute Seminar, December 2, 2009; April 21, 2010; November 11, 2010; June 9, 2011; December 1, 2011• Speaker, Rapid Response Plans to Union Activity, Duane Morris Institute Seminar, October 12, 2011• Co-presenter, Briefing on Proposed NLRB Rules Affecting Union Representation Elections & DOL Rules on Reporting, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, July 27, 2011• Speaker, Labor Laws in the Construction Industry, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, July 8, 2011• Speaker, NLRA for Non-Union Employers, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, June 16, 2011• Speaker, Beyond SPIT: Ten Things Not to Do During a Union Organizing Campaign, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, February 24, 2011• Speaker, NLRB Rules for Non-Union Employers, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, February 21, 2011• Speaker, High Risk Terminations, Duane Morris Institute Seminar, May 26, 2010• Speaker, Staying Union Free: Preparedness Self Audits, Duane Morris Institute Webinar, May 19, 2010• Speaker, Discipline Dispute Resolution Systems: Workplace Due Process, Duane Morris Institute Seminar, May 13, 2010• Speaker, Information for Union and Nonunion Employers Under the NLRA, Duane Morris' Developments in Workplace Law and Practice 2010, Philadelphia, April 29, 2010• Speaker, Strategic Issues in Union-Free Planning, Duane Morris Institute Seminar, April 28, 2010• Speaker, Bulletproof Employee Discipline & Termination Policies & Procedures, National Constitution Center Audio Conference, May 26, 2009


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Federal plans to truck radioactive material from a World War II-era plant in Tennessee to Nevada for burial in the desert are rekindling a long-running battle to prevent the Silver State from becoming the nation's nuclear dumping ground.
Equipment Failure Causes 2 Day Nuclear ShutdownNovember 13, 2013 10:38 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Connecticut's nuclear plant has shut down one of its units for 48 hours due to equipment failure.
Radioactive Water Leak Shuts Down SC ReactorNovember 12, 2013 9:47 am | by JEFFREY COLLINS, Associated Press | News | Comments
A small radioactive water leak prompted Duke Energy Corp. to shut down a reactor at the Oconee Nuclear Station yesterday. Utility officials said the leak poses no danger, but it is the second time in less than three weeks a problem has shut down a reactor at the nuclear plant built 40 years ago.
Nuclear Expansion Suspended In TXNovember 11, 2013 11:13 am | News | Comments
Dallas-based Luminant Generation had asked the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a license to double the number of nuclear reactors at its Comanche Peak plant from two to four. However, in a letter to the NRC, Luminant said its Japanese-based reactor partner had decided to focus on restoring nuclear power in Japan after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami led to a disaster at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
SD Delays Uranium Mine HearingNovember 6, 2013 12:57 pm | by CARSON WALKER, Associated Press | News | Comments
Two federal agencies must approve a proposed uranium mine in the Black Hills before a South Dakota board further considers issuing a permit, its hearing chairman said Tuesday, citing a state law. An order issued Tuesday by Rex Hagg, hearing chairman, said the board will not reschedule the state hearing until the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have ruled on the project.
Fire Shuts Down PA Nuclear Plant ReactorNovember 6, 2013 12:22 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
A fire described by officials as "small" prompted the shutdown of one reactor at FirstEnergy Corp.'s Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station in western Pennsylvania. Operators of the Shippingport plant said an electrical short occurred shortly before 6 p.m. Tuesday outside the turbine where electricity is produced.
Proposal Would Allow Shale Gas Waste On BargesNovember 5, 2013 12:11 pm | by KEVIN BEGOS, Associated Press | News | Comments
The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking public comments on a proposal that would allow barges to transport shale gas wastewater. The wastewater is a byproduct of the drilling process, and it can include both man-made chemicals and naturally occurring heavy metals and radiation.
EU Seeks Nuclear Power Disaster PlanNovember 5, 2013 11:57 am | News | Comments
The European Commission's energy chief says the bloc's executive arm will present a proposal on mandatory disaster insurance for nuclear power plants in coming weeks.
PA Reactor Online After ReFuelingNovember 5, 2013 11:49 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
A reactor that was shut down for refueling Sept. 30 at the Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station in western Pennsylvania has been restarted and is expected to reach full capacity in the next week.
U.S. Energy Chief Offers To Help With Fukushima Clean-UpOctober 31, 2013 12:21 pm | by Elaine Kurtenbach, AP | News | Comments
"Just as the tragic event had global consequences, the success of the cleanup also has global significance. So we all have a direct interest in seeing that the next steps are taken well and efficiently and safely," said U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz at a lecture in Tokyo.
Japan Approves Fuel Removal From Fukushima PoolsOctober 30, 2013 11:16 am | by Mari Yamaguchi, AP | News | Comments
Japanese regulators have given final approval for the removal of fuel rods from an uncontained cooling pool at a damaged reactor building, which is considered the highest risk at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant. Removing the fuel rods from the Unit 4 cooling pool is the first major step in a decommissioning process that is expected to last decades.
Agency Urges Drastic Steps At FukushimaOctober 28, 2013 11:53 am | by Mari Yamaguchi, AP | News | Comments
Human mistakes are mostly to blame for the recent mishaps, as workers deal with a string of crises. A top Japanese regulator feels these "silly mistakes" are a sign of declining morale. TEPCO acknowledged a systemic problem in a recent report, saying workers under tight deadlines tend to cut corners, and others don't fully understand their assignments or procedures.
Third Mile Reactor Undergoes Scheduled Shut DownOctober 28, 2013 11:46 am | News | Comments
The Three Mile Island nuclear power plant is shut down while more than 1,700 technical workers perform inspections, upgrade equipment and do maintenance that cannot be done while the plant is operating. One-third of the plant's radioactive fuel will be replaced, new digital equipment will be installed and the turbines that produce electricity will be overhauled.
Greenland Lifts Ban On Uranium MiningOctober 25, 2013 11:50 am | by JAN M. OLSEN, Associated Press | News | Comments
Greenland's parliament has agreed to remove a 25-year-old ban on uranium mining, paving the way for an industrial boom that the Arctic island hopes will help it gain independence from former colonial master Denmark.
Reactor Shut Down At Oconee Nuclear StationOctober 25, 2013 11:13 am | by JEFFREY COLLINS, Associated Press | News | Comments
A nuclear power plant in Oconee County, South Carolina had to shut down one of its three reactors after a problem was detected in the water system that helps generate electricity to run the turbines.
A Look At Fukushima ErrorsOctober 25, 2013 10:28 am | by MARI YAMAGUCHI, Associated Press | News | Comments
Ten mishaps in just eight months at the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant are raising doubts about the operator's ability to tackle the crisis and prompting concern that another disaster could be in the making. Even more troubling, a typhoon is forcasted to hit the area this weekend.
VT Panel Urges Prompt Nuke DecommissioningOctober 24, 2013 10:16 am | by DAVE GRAM, Associated Press | News | Comments
A panel that advises Vermont state policymakers on activities at the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant on Wednesday passed a resolution urging prompt dismantlement after the reactor closes next year. Entergy, the owning company, has not said how long the process should take, but federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission rules indicate it can take up to 60 years.
'Pandora's Promise' director talks about FukushimaOctober 21, 2013 2:38 pm | by MARI YAMAGUCHI, Associated Press | Articles | Comments
Dressed in white hazmat coveralls and carrying a dosimeter, documentary film director Robert Stone ventured into the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant's exclusion zone a year after a massive earthquake and tsunami triggered meltdowns in three reactors. As he encountered abandoned homes, shops and toppled cars in the scene in his new film "Pandora's Promise," Stone asked a traveling companion, "So, are you still pro-nuclear?"
Saving The Environment Without Killing JobsOctober 21, 2013 12:36 pm | by Kevin Begos, AP | News | Comments
A conference in Pittsburgh focuses on putting a stop to coal mining, fracking for oil and gas and nuclear power, but organizers also want workers to join the battle against climate change. Union leaders say that workers need new jobs to make a transition to clean energy, noting that shutting down industries such as coal can turn entire communities into a ghost town.
Clean-Up Delays, New Contamination Overflows Plague FukushimaOctober 21, 2013 12:25 pm | by Mari Yamaguchi, AP | News | Comments
Rainwater has overflowed concrete barriers surrounding 12 clusters of tanks storing radiation-contaminated water at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. TEPCO said it cannot rule out the possibility that contaminated water has reached the Pacific Ocean as a result. Additionally, due to stalled clean-up efforts, some residents of nearby towns will have to wait years before returning.
Regulators Approve Duke Energy Nuclear SettlementOctober 18, 2013 10:42 am | by Gary Fineout, AP | News | Comments
Florida utility regulators approved a multi-billion-dollar settlement with the state's second largest utility that will require customers to keep paying for shuttered and abandoned nuclear power plants. While some had called the deal with Duke Energy a "rip-off," those who voted in favor of the settlement called it a way to bring an end to a lengthy and complex process.
Duke Energy Customers Could Continue To Pay For Closed Nuclear PlantOctober 17, 2013 10:56 am | by Gary Fineout, AP | News | Comments
The Florida Power Service Commission could approve a settlement which calls for Duke Energy Florida utility customers to keep paying for shuttered nuclear plants for the next several years. The decision follows nearly a day's worth of testimony from Duke Energy officials as well as some members of the public and lawyers representing utility customers. Duke has nearly two million customers in the Sunshine State.
Violations Vary At Pennsylvania Nuclear PlantsOctober 16, 2013 10:34 am | News | Comments
The number of safety violations vary, according to a congressional study awaiting release. Lower-level violations pose very low risk, such as improper upkeep of a transformer, while higher-level violations range in significance, such as an electrical system that caused a fire.
3 Years, $8 Billion Later, Still No Georgia Nuclear Plant AgreementOctober 14, 2013 11:43 am | by Ray Henry, AP | News | Comments
Three years after the U.S. government promised $8.3 billion in lending for a nuclear plant in Georgia, Southern Company and its partners have not sealed a deal. President Barack Obama's administration recently agreed to a fourth extension of the deadline for finalizing lending agreements.
More Agencies To Get Involved With Fukushima MonitoringOctober 10, 2013 11:27 am | by MARI YAMAGUCHI, Associated Press | News | Comments
The head of the U.N. nuclear agency urged Japan to work harder to address international concerns about leaks of contaminated water at its crippled Fukushima nuclear plant, and said his agency will jointly monitor radiation levels in the nearby ocean. International Atomic Energy Agency chief Yukiya Amano told Japan's top nuclear regulator that it is crucial that the country share data with the international community.