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CORPUS CHRISTI - A congested Calallen intersection will get a long-awaited makeover after local officials agreed to pay for a construction project without federal highway dollars.
Corpus Christi and Nueces County agreed to split costs for a $2.4 million road widening project for County Road 52. The two-lane road is used as an alternate route for bumper-to-bumper traffic at Farm-to-Market Road 624 and U.S. Highway 77 near Calallen High School.
Nueces County commissioners approved an agreement during their meeting Wednesday. That step gives the city authority to tell its engineering consultant to move forward with design work and property acquisition, Assistant City Engineering Director Kevin Stowers said.
The city may have to use eminent domain to acquire one tract along the road, Stowers said. All other land strips along the road were donated by landowners.
The project will be advertised to bidders in late summer and a contract ready to award to a contractor in October or November, Stowers said. Construction on the project, expected to last about nine months, will begin by December 2010 or January 2011.
That puts the project's schedule years ahead of where it would be had city and county officials continued to wait for federal dollars.
"We would have waited forever," said County Commissioner Mike Pusley, whose precinct includes the roadway. "People are ready for this to be fixed."
The local governments can move faster because they're not required to conduct environmental impact studies, which can delay the process for years. The local tax dollars have already been earmarked for the project, so there is no need to wait for federal or state transportation budgets to set aside money for the project.
The project is scaled down from how it was originally envisioned. Instead of a $16 million road with two lanes in each direction, a middle turning lane and curbs and gutters, which was planned with federal dollars in mind, the project will widen existing lanes and add a middle turning lane and shoulders.
In 2005, the Metropolitan Planning Organization was ready to distribute federal highway dollars, but withdrew the offer when city and county officials couldn't agree on how to split the remaining costs.
Once they did agree, the project no longer had federal funding priority. Afterward, county commissioners shifted $118,000 set aside for the road project to another fund that paid for an office renovation at the courthouse for Judge J. Manuel Bañales, husband of then-County Commissioner Peggy Bañales. Commissioners later shifted money back into the County Road 52 fund.
Slightly more than 1,000 vehicles use the road daily, according to planning organization traffic counts. That's too low for federal funding priority, but local officials have argued that motorists avoid the narrow, rough road and sit in traffic instead.
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Preheat oven to 450°F. Slide hand between chicken skin and meat over breast and legs to form pockets. Spread 4 tablespoons olive paste over breast and leg meat of chicken. Spread remaining 2 tablespoons olive paste in cavity of chicken. Place bay leaves in cavity. Tie legs together to hold shape. Rub olive oil into chicken skin. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons thyme. Place chicken in large roasting pan.
Place potatoes in large bowl. Add 2 tablespoons olive oil and salt and pepper to taste and toss to coat. Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons thyme. Add potatoes to pan with chicken. Roast 15 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 375°F and roast 1 hour longer. Add olives to pan. Continue roasting until juices run clear when chicken is pierced in thickest part of thigh, basting occasionally with pan juices, about 10 minutes.
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Sat: yes, GTA:VC is a good console port. Sorry to have jumped all over ya, buddy; there are a lot of idiots running around the Gearbox boards throwing insults and poorly thought out accusations and I'm still a little jumpy. Over there, at least, I feel as if I'm the only one who can see 1) the work that was put into Halo: PC and 2) how difficult it might have been.
So, to summarize: I likes it much, the tech issues will get worked out, and I am "teh suck" for having blown a fuse.
I'm not mad at you, and I certainly didn't take your post as "jumping all over me," no need to apologize at all. And as I said, I don't dislike the game the game at all. I'm most mad at the fact that we are well over a year (more like 18 months) from the launch of Halo wih the Xbox, the team was supposedly going to work on the PC port a few weeks after that and this is what they released. GTA: Vice City came out within 6 months from the PS2 launch and it's much more polished than Halo. I have to believe that porting from PS2 to PC is more difficult than Xbox to PC. Compounding the problem is that I know Bungie and Gearbox are better than this. Oni was a great game from a development standpoint. It ran well on almost all harware and is one of a handful of PC games I've ever played that didn't display major, showstopping bugs that required patching. And Gearbox: look at Opposing Force, Blue Shift and the Half-Life High Definition pack. Yes, I know it's a weak comparison because they weren't working on a completely original project, but both those games were exceptionally well done.
I don't expect perfection, but some of these issues are inexcusable considering how much time they had to work with this.
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ATLANTA — Two of the 21 members appointed to the governor's Child Welfare Reform Council this week represent Clayton County, including Juvenile Court Chief Judge Steve Teske.
Gov. Deal announced the council's formation in March and the appointments were released Wednesday. Deal created the council to improve the child welfare system and better protect Georgia's most vulnerable citizens. Modeled after the Criminal Justice Reform Council, this council will complete a comprehensive review of the Division of Family and Children Services and advise the governor on possible executive agency reforms and legislative fixes if necessary, officials said.
"We have no greater responsibility than caring for our most vulnerable populations," said Deal. "If we do nothing else, we must always do everything in our power to assure that our children are safe and that they get their best shot at a good life. I am confident this council will produce meaningful and thoughtful reform recommendations."
Teske has been at the forefront of juvenile justice reform for years and said he was honored to further extend that dedication to change. Deal also appointed Teske to serve on the Criminal Justice Reform Council two years ago.
"I am honored to serve the governor in this critical endeavor to develop and implement a system that prevents suffering and promotes positive development for children," he said.
Teske said he is pleased that fellow Clayton County resident Tyra Farmer Walker, director of WinShape Homes, a foster home ministry of Chick-fil-A, was also appointed.
"I support WinShape Homes as a juvenile court judge and I believe that the work of Mr. S. Truett Cathy and Chick-fil-A will provide invaluable insight into understanding the best practices in foster care and adoption services," he said.
Walker shared Teske's enthusiasm for the appointment.
"I look forward to serving on the Child Welfare Reform Council that Gov. Deal has established," she said. "Georgia deserves our best practices and policies. This council brings a lot of wisdom, discernment and experience to the table that will help us develop reforms ensuring a safe, nurturing and appropriate home for every child in need."
Walker has spent more than 20 years with Cathy's organization, which he started to break the cycle of foster care, she said.
"Truett's vision was to give children a family as close to a natural home as possible, with two full-time parents who would see them through to adulthood, and still be there when they were grown," said Walker. "Truett wanted to break the cycle of children being moved from foster home to foster home so he personally took guardianship of many children to make that happen."
Under her direction, WinShape has grown from four to 12 homes, including nine in Georgia, two in Tennessee and one in Alabama. The children are cared for by 24 houseparents who have an average of 15 years of service with WinShape, said Walker.
"Two of our parents were foster children who grew up in a WinShape home," she said. "We've provided homes for more than 375 children who graduated high school and went on to college and technical schools. They now have families of their own and have broken that cycle and are raising their own children."
A legislative effort backed by the Senate to privatize foster care — and use homes such as those provided by WinShape and organizations like it — failed in the House. However, foster care isn't the problem, said Teske. The council will be tasked with examining the child welfare system as a whole.
"I am glad to see that the council will look at the entire child welfare system and will not be limited to foster care because the recent child deaths did not occur in foster care — they occurred at the front door of the system," he said.
Teske wants to see the council also address "cross-over youth" as a means to reduce the number of troubled kids coming through Department of Juvenile Justice. In addition to his multiple state and community roles, Teske is a member of Criminal Justice Reform Commission.
"As a member of the Commission, I hope to bring the perspective of how we should address the needs of 'cross-over youth' — those kids who have suffered trauma at the hands of their parents, been removed from home and now their trauma is manifested into delinquent conduct," he said. "We need to find ways to disrupt this pathway to delinquency."
Deal named Stephanie Blank, a longtime champion of children and education, chairwoman of the council. She will work in conjunction with the Governor's Office and the Department of Human Services, he said.
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After Union Grove stopped Woodland an inch short of a first down in overtime, there was no sideline boundary. There was only pandemonium, only Wolverine players and coaches leaping and storming the field, only a sense that a seismic shift in the direction of their season had taken place.
Union Grove overcame three turnovers, two missed field goals and inconsistency on offense with a 12-yard catch from Ty Moore to Craig Worley on the first possession of overtime and a defensive stand to escape with a 14-7 victory at Woodland in a Region 3A-AAAA game Friday.
"I think if you show up every day and you expect them to come out and work, when you get into situations like this you hope it pays off," Union Grove coach Paul Burgdorf said. "Give all the credit to the kids. They hung in there, even when we had opportunities and couldn't capitalize. The kids just didn't give up. They just kept coming back."
Two weeks ago, Union Grove (2-3, 2-0) suffered its third straight loss, its first 0-3 start since the school opened in 2000. Uncertainty shrouded the Wolverines, who had made the playoffs four of the past five seasons.
But, victories over Alcovy and Woodland (1-3, 0-1) have invigorated the Wolverines' playoff outlook and restored confidence.
At the half, Union Grove trailed 7-0 despite intercepting Woodland quarterback David Williams three times and totaling 56 yards on offense. Running back T.J. Moon (29 carries, 122 yards) fumbled twice and lost one. Quarterback Ty Moore (6-of-11 passing, 125 yards) threw an interception and was sacked once.
Coming out of halftime, Union Grove found its offense quickly. Four plays in, Moore fit a pass into the middle of Woodland's defense to Ed Wilkins, who outran the Wolfpack secondary for a 69-yard touchdown.
"We tried to run (the play) in the first half, but (Moore) got sacked," Wilkins said. "That time our line stood strong. As soon as I caught it, I was like, 'Oh man. I'm going to the land of milk and honey.'"
For the remaining 22 minutes of the game, neither team put forth a vintage performance. Both teams missed two field goals within 37 yards. Woodland had consecutive turnovers in the fourth quarter, two of the Wolfpack's six turnovers. Moore was intercepted a second time by Woodland safety Jordan Joseph.
All that changed in overtime. Starting on the 15-yard line, Moon rushed twice for three yards. Then Moore found Worley open on a quick out-route on the left sideline. Worley made his defender miss and scooted in for the eventual game-winning touchdown.
"Moore fed me the ball and I saw the cornerback crashing hard down," Worley said, "so I cut inside and there was the endzone. It's about as simple as it gets."
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In an earlier update we outlined in summary the application of the first round of EU sanctions on Ukraine, relevant to former President Viktor Yanukovich and his close allies. Here we provide an update on the fast moving pace of events surrounding new sanctions imposed since that time and as relevant to the jurisdictions we advise on.
Sanctions on individuals in Crimea and the Russian Federation
Almost immediately following the referendum organised by the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and held on 16 March, the Council of the European Union issued Council Decision 2014/145/CFSP (CFSP 145) condemning the referendum as illegal under the Ukrainian Constitution and imposing a further round of sanctions on certain politicians and officials judged to have contributed to undermining the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
Unlike its predecessor, which focussed clearly on the former President Yanukovich and his close allies, the listed individuals in CFSP 145 come from a more diverse range of backgrounds. They are: Sergey Aksyonov, Vladimir Konstantinov, Rustam Temirgaliev, Deniz Berezovskiy, Aleksei Chaliy, Pyotr Zima, Yuriy Zherebtsov, Sergey Tsekov, Viktor Ozerov, Vladimir Dzhabarov, Andrei Klishas, Nikolai Ryzhkov, Evgeni Bushmin, Aleksandr Totoonov, Oleg Panteleev, Sergei Mironov, Sergei Zheleznyak, Leonid Slutski, Aleksandr Vitko, Anatoliy Sidorov, Aleksandr Galkin.
Subsequently, on Friday, 21 March the European Union issued further sanctions against more Russian and Crimean politicians and officials by supplementing CFSP 145 and Regulation 269 (under new Council Decision 2014/151/CFSP and Council Regulation (EU) No 284/2014 both of 21 March 2014).
The new names are: Sergey Glazyev, Dmitry Kiselyov, Valery Kulikov, Mikhail Malyshev, Valentina Matviyenko, Valery Medvedev, Elena Mizulina, Sergei Naryshkin, Alexander Nosatov, Dmitry Rogozin, Vladislav Surkov and Igor Turchenyuk.
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The sanctions contained in CFSP 145 have been further implemented by the Council in the form of Council Regulation (EU) No 269/2014 (Regulation 269). Regulation 269 provides for the following restrictions:
Regulation 269 has direct applicability in areas of the Republic of Cyprus under its de facto control. Criminal liability under Cypriot law for breach of Regulation 269 is provided for under the Cyprus Criminal Code Law.
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The BVI and the Cayman Islands are Overseas Territories of the United Kingdom. They are not part of the European Union and as such Regulation 269 has no automatic direct application. Legislation from the United Kingdom Privy Council to extend the effect of Regulation 269 to its Overseas Territories is expected imminently. Such legislation is expected to mirror the provisions of The Ukraine (European Union Financial Sanctions) (No. 2) Regulations 2014 which reiterate and expand on the sanctions in Regulation 269 as a matter of UK law.
Financial institutions based in the BVI and Cayman Islands are also reminded that they are subject to obligations to take note of international sanctions including Regulation 269 and, in some instances, to report affected transactions and dealings to the local authorities in compliance with anti-money laundering and terrorist financing legislation.
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Sticky chicken with sherry, almonds & dates
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Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 1 hr, 5 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
Tender roasted chicken legs coated in a lip-smacking glaze - ideal for feeding a crowd
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- 491
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- 32g
- carbs
- 24g
- fat
- 29g
- saturates
- 7g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 22g
- salt
- 0.35g
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- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 8 chicken legs
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 15 garlic cloves, left whole in skin
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- 250ml sherry, such as Oloroso or Manzanilla
- zest and juice 1 lemon, plus extra zest to serve
- 50g whole blanched almonds (we used Marcona), roughly chopped
- 12 large soft dates, chopped
- 20g pack flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped
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- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Heat 1 tbsp of the olive oil in a large frying pan. Season the chicken, then brown on all sides. Remove the chicken, place it in a large baking dish, then set aside. Add the remaining oil, the onions and garlic to the pan, then season. Fry for 10 mins until golden. Stir in the cumin, sherry and lemon zest and juice. Bring to the boil, then add the almonds, dates and half the parsley.
- Pour the sauce over the chicken. Cover with foil, then roast for 1 hr until tender, taking the foil off after 15 mins. Spoon the liquid over the chicken a couple of times during roasting. Serve piled up on a large platter with the sauce poured over, the garlic cloves, remaining parsley and some extra lemon zest.
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Cardiff Blues have made three changes to their starting XV for the visit of defending Heineken Cup champions Toulon on Saturday.
The Blues were thrashed 44-29 by Exeter in their opening contest and things do not get any easier despite the fact they enjoy home advantage for the Pool 2 clash.
Robin Copeland, who came off the bench to score a try at Exeter last weekend, is rewarded with a spot in the starting line-up at No 8 this time round, with Andries Pretorius dropping out.
Director of rugby Phil Davies makes one further change in the pack as Tau Filise, who like Pretorius is injured, is replaced by Scott Andrews at prop.
In the back-line, Dafydd Hewitt is taken out of the squad to be replaced by Owen Williams, who will partner Cory Allen in the centres.
Toulon enjoyed a huge 51-28 opening win over Glasgow but have themselves made five changes for the trip to the Arms Park.
Jonny Wilkinson still captains the side from fly-half, and there is more English interest as both Delon and Steffon Armitage, the latter of which did not play against Glasgow, are named in the starting XV.
New Zealander Rudi Wulf comes in for David Smith on the left wing, while France international Frederick Michalak replaces Michael Claassens.
In the pack Armitage replaces Joe van Niekerk at flanker, while hooker Benjamin Noirot and prop Emmanuel Felsina both drop to the bench, being replaced by Jean-Charles Orioli and Xavier Chiocci respectively.
Toulon are big favourites to win but Cardiff may take some hope from the fact that they have already lost away to Oyonnax, Grenoble and Castres in the Top 14 this season.
Cardiff Blues: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Owen Williams, 12 Cory Allen, 11 Harry Robinson, 10 Rhys Patchell, 9 Lloyd Williams, 8 Robin Copeland, 7 Sam Warburton, 6 Josh Navidi, 5 Filo Paulo, 4 Bradley Davies, 3 Scott Andrews, 2 Matthew Rees (capt), 1 Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: 16 Marc Breeze, 17 Sam Hobbs, 18 Benoit Bourrust, 19 Lou Reed, 20 Rory Watts-Jones, 21 Lewis Jones, 22 Gareth Davies, 23 Richard Smith.
Toulon: 15 Delon Armitage, 14 Josua Tuisova, 13 Maxime Mermoz, 12 Matthew Giteau, 11 Rudi Wulf, 10 Jonny Wilkinson (capt), 9 Frederic Michalak, 8 Chris Masoe, 7 Steffon Armitage, 6 Juan Fernandez Lobbe, 5 Ali Williams, 4 Bakkies Botha, 3 Martin Castrogiovanni, 2 Jean-Charles Orioli, 1 Xavier Chiocci.
Replacements: 16 Benjamin Noirot, 17 Emmanuel Felsina, 18 Carl Hayman, 19 Juan Smith, 20 Drew Mitchell, 21 Alexis Palisson, 23 Jocelino Suta.
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EVANSVILLE - United Mine Workers of America officials told thousands of retired coal miners here Tuesday that the bankruptcy of Patriot Coal Corp. threatens their health insurance and can be blamed on their former employer, Peabody Energy Corp.
Peabody in 2007 spun off its union mines and some other operations into a new company called Patriot Coal — and in doing so, it also saddled Patriot with more than $600 million in health care liabilities for approximately 9,000 Peabody union retirees plus their spouses in the eastern U.S.
Among the operations that Peabody spun into Patriot were four in western Kentucky: the unionized Highland underground mine in Union County and the nonunion Freedom underground and Patriot surface mines in Henderson County and Dodge Hill underground mine in Union County. Patriot shut down the Freedom Mine earlier this summer, laying off some 190 workers.
Burdened by the costs of insuring Peabody Coal retirees, Patriot has been losing money for more than two years. After this year's sharp downturn in U.S. coal markets, Patriot in early July filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization — a move that UMW President Cecil Roberts said Patriot will use to try to stop insuring those aging retirees.
"This was just a paper trick," Roberts said of the spinoff of Patriot five years ago. " ... Peabody intentionally created this."
Patriot Coal, through a New York-based P.R. consultant, said it had no comment.
"We feel confident that Patriot was a viable company when it was spun off in 2007," Peabody spokeswoman Beth Sutton said in a statement.
"Since Peabody spun-off Patriot, the world and Patriot have changed significantly," Sutton said. "As Patriot has indicated in its filings with the bankruptcy court, these changes include Patriot's acquisition of Magnum Coal Company, which had substantial assets and liabilities, and significant changes made in Patriot's capital structure. We've also seen decreased demand for coal due to sharp declines in natural gas prices, the softening of the global steel markets, and more burdensome environmental and other governmental regulations that have all occurred post spin."
If retired miners and spouses lose their health insurance, it "is going to cause other bankruptcies of family members," Roberts told reporters after a 90-minute meeting with a reported 3,000 people — mostly retired union miners and their spouses — at The Centre in downtown Evansville.
"We think Peabody still has an obligation to these retirees who last worked for them," before Patriot was created, he said.
"Ninety percent of these people never worked a day for (Patriot)," Roberts declared.
While Patriot is bankrupt, he said, "Peabody has lots of money."
Patriot has reported losses totaling nearly $239 million over a 27-month period, while Peabody reported record net profits of $1 billion last year on record revenue of nearly $8 billion.
"We're just not going to take this lying down," Roberts said. "Promises were made — made in writing."
But the UMW faces obstacles in its fight for retirees.
It's unclear how the UMW could compel Peabody to guarantee retiree health insurance for retirees who were spun off along with its union coal mines five years ago.
"I'm not sure if it's legally enforceable in the bankruptcy process," Roberts conceded.
And since they are unsecured creditors in the Patriot Coal bankruptcy, the union and retirees aren't at the front of the line of those who can expect to be paid all or part of what Patriot owes them.
"Some say we don't have a great deal of legal standing," Roberts acknowledged, "but we have a great deal of moral standing."
Whatever its challenges in federal bankruptcy court, it's evident that the UMW hopes to hold sway in the court of public opinion.
Many of the retirees and spouses left the Evansville meeting equipped with yard signs — "Fighting for Fairness at Patriot" — that will appear in lawns in western Kentucky, southern Indiana and southern Illinois. The signs are printed in red, white and blue — co-opting the colors of Patriot Coal's logos as well as the American flag.
Further, remarks by Roberts and two ailing Peabody retirees who were made available to reporters were professionally recorded by a UMW video crew and might appear in television commercials or other media later.
The two retirees expressed fear that losing the insurance — which covers medical and prescription drug expenses that aren't covered by Medicare — could ruin them.
"It's a very scary thought to think, when you've just turned 70, that you have nowhere to go and nowhere to work if someone takes your health care benefits from you," said Randal Phelps, who retired from the River King Mine near Marissa, Ill., in 1995 after 30 years with Peabody.
"I worked seven days a week for probably 25 years in a surface mine," he said. "I was there 12, 16, 20 hours a day," helping produce the coal that Peabody needed.
Today, Phelps said he has bad knees and poor hearing; he said his and his wife's prescription medicines total more than $1,000 per month.
"Me, my wife and my daughter, if we were to lose that health care, we'd probably lose everything we've got," Phelps said.
"To spin off (Peabody retirees) into a pool called Patriot or whatever you call it, is immoral — there's no other way to put it."
"It seems to be nothing but greed for the top people" while "those who worked 30 or 40 years are thrown to the wolves."
Bil Musgrave of Chandler, Ind., said he worked for Peabody from 1977 to 2000, when he retired with "a pension and long-term health care" and was soon diagnosed with a rare bile duct cancer.
"I was given six months to live," he said. "Through the grace of God and UMW insurance, I'm here today" following a liver transplant at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
"I'm on a lot of prescriptions" that are paid with the help of his retiree health insurance, he said.
In the October 2007 spinoff, Peabody placed $617 million of its retiree health care liabilities onto Patriot, according to a federal Securities and Exchange Commission filing by Peabody in early 2008.
That helped transform Peabody "from a high-sulfur, high-cost coal company to a predominately low sulfur, low-cost coal producer," it declared in the SEC filing.
Musgrave expressed frustration that Peabody Energy, "which is still the largest private sector coal company in the world," could create a spinoff such as Patriot Coal and put decades of health care responsibilities on it from an era when Peabody Coal was a major player in the Illinois Basin and Appalachia.
In a written declaration filed July 9 in bankruptcy court, Patriot Chief Financial Officer Mark N. Schroeder said the company last year spent the equivalent of $48,185 per active union miner to cover the health care benefits for all active and retired miners — a figure he said would exceed $100 million this year.
In all, that leaves a 4,000-employee company bearing the cost of insuring the health of 22,431 employees, retirees and retiree dependents — something Schroder called "unsustainable."
"With those liabilities, there is no way Patriot could remain profitable," retiree Musgrave agreed. "Unfortunately, the way bankruptcy law is written in this country, there is a legal way to rob pensioners and retirees. It was understood that when you retired, Peabody would take care of those obligations."
"I just ask Peabody to remember, the very people who made them profitable are the very people" for whom its Patriot spinoff "is trying to get rid of pension and health care," he said.
In all, the UMW said Patriot bears the burden of more than 10,000 union retirees plus spouses in western Kentucky, southern Indiana, southern Illinois as well as Ohio and West Virginia. Among those in West Virginia are former employees of Arch Coal.
The UMW plans to speak to Appalachian miners and retirees Thursday morning in Charleston, W. Va.


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CORPUS CHRISTI - Congratulations to this fair city for making Forbes Magazine's Best Places to Retire in America list. Of the 25 cities honored, Corpus Christi is one of only three in Texas. We agree with Forbes that Austin and San Antonio also deserve to be on the list.
The criteria included cost of living, outdoor activities, arts and culture, crime rate and availability of medical care. The city scored well on all but crime rate. But if living in absence of fear were a factor, we suspect that the crime rate score would be mitigated considerably.
The city shows up consistently on low-cost-of-living lists and the outdoor activities are an unwieldy list. Water and shore-related activities alone — fishing, surfing, sailing, kayaking, beachcombing, birding — would bog us down, especially if we parsed fishing and sailing into their numerous subgroups. And what better place for REAL baseball fans — considering the high skill level of the high school teams, plus a college and Double A minor league team?
As retirees from northern climes would be happy to point out, our outdoor activities can be enjoyed year round, even in February or, as they would call it, "spring."
Being a retirement community has its advantages. The retirees are spending what they can't take with them. Those who buy rather than rent support our schools financially through property tax without burdening the schools' resources. When the retirees use local medical services they inject federal funds into the local economy through Medicare reimbursements.
Retirees also bring the benefit of the educations and work experiences they gained elsewhere. They don't all just golf and enjoy sunsets and they didn't retire because they exceeded their usefulness. Far from it. The group SCORE, for example, taps retirees' business experience to help the next generation of businesses succeed.
One prominent local retiree, Austin's former city manager Toby Futrell, has had an active retirement. She negotiated the city's incentive agreement with Schlitterbahn for a water park and bigger related development on Padre Island. There probably are other retired professionals in our community treating their life's work like a hobby to their and our benefit.
The reasons for choosing Corpus Christi are obvious to all except possibly some of the local population who aspire to retire elsewhere, such as the Texas Hill Country — a beautiful place, for sure, and quite a change of scenery. The urge for Corpus Christi residents to leave behind the daily sight of this city's beauty reminds us of that comment by Jesus about a prophet not being a prophet in his hometown.
Retired Caller-Times business writer and occasional guest columnist Grady Phelps tried the Hill Country for several years, loved it and left it. "Novelist Thomas Wolfe wrote long ago that you can't go home again," Phelps wrote in his first guest column after returning to the Corpus Christi area. "He was wrong."
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New Delhi: Vedanta Group's Bauxite Mining Project in Niyamgiri hills of Odisha would remain stalled as the Supreme Court Thursday directed that clearance to the venture would be subject to the Gram Sabha deciding the cultural and religious claims of the tribes and forest dwellers of Rayagada and Kalahandi districts.
The apex court directed the state government to place issues concerning individual, community, cultural and religious claims of Scheduled Tribes (STs) and Traditional Forest Dwellers (TFDs) before the Gram Sabha which would decide the same in three months.
The court also directed that the "proceedings of the Gram Sabha shall be attended as an observer by a judicial officer of the rank of the District Judge, nominated by the Chief Justice of the High Court of Orissa."
"The judicial officer shall have to sign the minutes of the proceedings, certifying that the proceedings of the Gram Sabha took place independently and completely uninfluenced either by the Project proponents or the Central Government or the State Government," a bench comprising justices Aftab Alam, K S Radhakrishnan and Ranjan Gogoi said.
The court also said that the "Alumina Refinery Project (of M/s Sterlite) is well advised to take steps to correct and rectify the alleged violations by it of the terms of the environmental clearance granted by Ministry of Environment and Forests."
It clarified that the corrective measures taken by it shall be considered by the MoEF while taking any final decision.
The bench said once the Gram Sabha has determined all the claims submitted before it, the Ministry of Environment and Forests will take a final decision on the grant of Stage-II clearance for the Bauxite Mining Project in the light of the decisions of the Gram Sabha within two months.
Keeping the "focus mainly on the rights of the Scheduled Tribes and the Traditional Forest Dwellers under the Forest Rights Act", the court said right of the tribals and forest dwellers to worship their deity Niyam-Raja has to be protected and Gram Sabha has a role to play in safeguarding their customary and religious rights under the Forest Rights Act.
It also said, "the Scheduled Tribes and other forest dwellers residing in the Scheduled Areas have a right to maintain their distinctive spiritual relationship with their traditionally owned or otherwise occupied and used lands."
The bench gave the directions on the petition moved by state-owned Orissa Mining Corporations (OMC) challenging MoEF's decision to cancel the stage two environmental clearance granted to the Niyamgiri Bauxite Mining Project (BMP) of Sterlite Industries Ltd, the Indian arm of UK-based Vedanta Group.
The ministry had refused the next stage forest clearance to OMC and Sterlite's mining project in Niyamgiri Hills area in Lanjigarh in Kalahandi and Rayagada districts, accepting the Forest Advisory Committee's (FAC) recommendation for withdrawal of the clearance.
The apex court said the "Forest Rights Act confers powers on the Gram Sabha constituted under the Act to protect the community resources, individual rights, cultural and religious rights."
Under the Panchayat (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act, recommendation of gram sabha is mandatory prior to grant of prospecting licence or mining lease for minor minerals in the Scheduled Areas, the court said.
Emphasising on the right to freedom of religion under the Constitution, the apex court said the right of the tribals to worship the deity Niyam-Raja has to be protected and preserved.
"We are of the view that the question whether STs and other TFDs like Dongaria Kondh, Kutia Kandha and others have got any religious rights, i.E, rights of worship over the Niyamgiri hills, known as Nimagiri, near Hundaljali, which is the hill top known as Niyam-Raja, have to be considered by the Gram Sabha.
"Gram Sabha can also examine whether the proposed mining area Niyama Danger, 10 km away from the peak, would in any way affect the abode of Niyam-Raja," the bench said.
"Needless to say, if the BMP, in any way, affects their religious rights, especially their right to worship their deity, known as Niyam Raja, in the hilltop of the Niyamgiri range...That right has to be preserved and protected," the court said, adding that this particular aspect has not been placed before the gram sabha.
The bench clarified that the Gram Sabha is also free to consider all the community, individual as well as cultural and religious claims.
The claims which have already been received from Rayagada and Kalahandi districts and any fresh claim can be filed before it within six weeks.
It also directed the state government and the Ministry of Tribal Affairs to assist the gram sabha for settling of individual as well as community claims.
The bench noted "tribes have great emotional attachment to their lands" as it is most important natural and valuable asset and imperishable endowment from which they derive their sustenance, social status, economic and social equality, permanent place of abode, work and living.
The court said India is a signatory to the Convention on Biological Diversity adopted at the Earth Summit (1992), which highlighted necessity to preserve and maintain knowledge, innovation and practices of local communities relevant for conservation and sustainable use of bio-diversity.
The apex court also noted that customary and cultural rights of indigenous people have also been the subject matter of various international conventions like the International Labour Organisation, to which India is a signatory.
On Odisha government's contention that the ownership of mines and mineral deposits beneath the forests rests with the state and the Gram Sabha does not have any right to adjudicate the claims raised by Scheduled Tribes and Traditional Forest Dwellers, the court said, "State holds the natural resources as a trustee for the people."
It also said under the Forest Rights Act, Gram Sabha is the authority to initiate the process of determining the nature and extent of individual or community forest rights or both of forest dwelling tribals.
The bench also stressed on the vital role played by tribals in environment management and protection of their rights and also enumerated the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs dealing with tribals' rights to forest produce, forest land, relocation, against eviction and such issues.
The bench further said, "Many of the STs and other TFDs are totally unaware of their rights. They also experience lot of difficulties in obtaining effective access to justice because of their distinct culture and limited contact with mainstream society.
"Many a times, they do not have the financial resources to engage in any legal actions against development projects undertaken in their abode or the forest in which they stay.
"They have a vital role to play in the environmental management and development because of their knowledge and traditional practices. State has got a duty to recognise and duly support their identity, culture and interest so that they can effectively participate in achieving sustainable development," it said.
The court disposed of the petition with directions that its judgement be communicated to the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the gram sabhas of Odisha's Kalahandi and Rayagada districts and the Chief Justice of Orissa High Court for further follow up action.
The bench also rejected contention of the Orissa Mining Corporation (OMC) that MoEF in its August 2010 order wrongly cites violation of certain conditions of environmental clearance by 'Alumina Refinery Project' as grounds for denial of Stage II clearance to OMC for its 'Bauxite Mining Project'.
"The contention is based on the premise that the two projects are totally separate and independent of each other and the violation of any statutory provision or a condition of environmental clearance by one cannot be a relevant consideration for grant of stage II clearance to the other," the court noted.
It, however, said, "OMC's assertion that Alumina Refinery Project and Bauxite Mining Project are two separate and independent projects, cannot be accepted as such, since there are sufficient materials on record to show that the two projects make an integrated unit."
The apex court said in its two earlier orders dealing with Vedanta and Sterlite case also, the two projects are seen as comprising a single unit.
"Quite contrary to the case of the petitioner (OMC), it can be strongly argued that the Alumina Refinery Project and Bauxite Mining Project are interdependent and inseparably linked together and, hence, any wrongdoing by Alumina Refinery Project may cast a reflection on the Bauxite Mining Project and may be a relevant consideration for denial of Stage II clearance to the Bauxite Mining Project.
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Now more than ever, it's time for a whole new understanding of nutrition. We have abundant access to facts and information in this exciting field, but we often need to search long and hard for true healing wisdom. Nutrition is a wildly diverse science. Every expert seems to have something different and even contradictory to say. [...]