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Kevin Delaney Limburg earlier encountered law-enforcement officials on the morning authorities allege he vandalized and stole from the Swan Pond Baptist Church cemetery.
According to sheriff's office records, Deputy Richie Stooksbury encountered Limburg at the cemetery around 1 a.m. on March 13.
A tow truck driver was dispatched to the cemetery to remove a truck that was stuck between some headstones.
The report said the tow truck driver, identified as Bill Goldston, waited for a deputy to respond before removing the truck.
Knoxville attorney James Scott has filed another federal lawsuit against Jacobs Engineering Group.
This one is for $55 million and lists 11 plaintiffs, one of whom the suit claims is "in dire need of a lung transplant" because he was exposed to fly ash during the Kingston Fossil Plant cleanup.
The suit was filed on June 29 in U.S. District Court in Knoxville. It makes the same allegations as previous lawsuits Scott has filed against Jacobs, which was hired by TVA to oversee cleanup of the December 2008 ash spill at the fossil plant.
A same-sex divorce case filed in Roane County Circuit Court last year is still pending, despite the U.S. Supreme Court's June 26 decision that legalized gay marriage across the country.
The same day it was announced, the Tennessee Court of Appeals ordered the parties in the Roane County case to file briefs addressing the Supreme Court decision.
The briefs are due July 10.
The case involves Frederick Michael Borman and Larry Kevin Pyles-Borman. The men were married in Iowa in 2010.
Roane County emergency personnel went into the holiday weekend still watching for flood conditions.
Heavy rains on Thursday and in the Fourth of July forecast prompted those concerns.
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service office in Morristown said this could result in a storm total of 7 to 8 inches for the area by the end of this weekend.
"It has been a wet couple of days over there," said Andrew Pritchett of the National Weather Service on Thursday.
The man Kingston police said fled the scene after crashing into Roane County Property Assessor David Morgan was in court on June 29.
Ethan Alexander Wilson pleaded guilty to DUI. He was fined $350 and sentenced to two days in jail.
He's to report on July 10 to serve his sentence.
Wilson must also use an ignition interlock device for one-year and make a $200 contribution to the Kingston Police Department drug fund.
Charges of implied consent, leaving the scene of an accident and failure to report an accident were dismissed.
Power boats weren't the only ones on the water in Kingston during the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Kingston Fire Department's rescue dive team were out and ready to help in a water emergency.
"We did put our dive rescue boat on the water for the first time," said Fire Chief Willie Gordon.
A group of Kingston firefighters have been trained to be rescue divers, ready to jump in and help someone if a water emergency happened at this year's Kingston Fourth of July festivities.
Constance Young, a 29-year-old Kingston woman, was indicted last month for TennCare fraud.
TennCare is the state's Medicaid program.
According to the Kingston Police Department, Young was using TennCare to obtain a Schedule III drug. The indictment alleges the drug was dihydrocodeinone.
In addition to the TennCare fraud charge, the indictment also charges Young with selling dihydrocodeinone.
Court records listed her address as 1421 Mobile Drive, Kingston.
Harriman's earliest budget draft does not include a property tax increase, but it also doesn't include a lot of items that worry city officials.
Manpower and equipment needs, in particular, are the main concerns.
"It looks like we are sitting pretty in a lot of these departments like we don't need nothing, but that is not the case," said Councilman Lonnie Wright.
The needs include a rescue truck for the fire department.
Roane County's very own Yankee Doodle Dandy turns 100 on July 4.
"Jean" Genevieve Forrester – at 4 feet, 10 inches and about 100 pounds – may look frail, but she's a firecracker, according to family members who are gathering to celebrate her big day.
Jean lives with her son Stanley Forrester and his wife, Barbara, on Poplar Creek Road.
Barbara said Jean's other son, Kenneth in Connecticut, came up with the idea last December.
"Hey, we need to plan a big party," he told the family.
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Is Red Hat ready for the Internet of Things?Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 21st of May 2015 07:32:28 PM Filed under
A recent Red Hat survey on mobile trends revealed that 70 percent of organizations plan to embrace the Internet of Things in the next 5 years. So where is Red Hat on the IoT stage?
To further understand Red Hat's IoT strategy, I reached out to the company's Senior Director of Product Marketing, Mark Coggin.
Lee Schlesinger: No one nowadays objects to FOSSSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 20th of May 2015 06:37:36 PM Filed under
I'm Lee Schlesinger, currently managing editor for the Spiceworks Community. Spiceworks provides a free downloadable help desk and network inventory application, and hosts a community for IT pros to discuss both work and off-topic issues. Though we have a pretty popular Linux group in the community, many of the community members, who we call SpiceHeads, work in Microsoft-centric shops.
Big Switch CTO Details SDN and Linux Plans [VIDEO]Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 16th of May 2015 09:39:27 AM Filed under
Big Switch Networks got its start with the open-source Floodlight Software Defined Networking (SDN) controller. Big Switch's current product portfolio has long since forked from Floodlight, but the company still has many ties in the open-source community.
Rackspace: Expect more of a leadership role in OpenStack communitySubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 16th of May 2015 08:34:41 AM Filed under
In this Q&A, Rackspace's Private Cloud VP and GM discusses the state of the OpenStack community and the company's plan to strengthen its role in it.
How I use Android: Android VP Brian RakowskiSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 14th of May 2015 05:20:47 PM Filed under
One of Google's Android VPs gives us the skinny on his favorite apps and devices -- plus an up-close look at how he sets up the home screens on his own personal phone.
How to become a valued OpenStack contributorSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 14th of May 2015 09:54:49 AM Filed under
Most PTL's are elected because they are the most technical contributor on a particular project. They are rarely elected for leadership skills. Most of our top technical contributors struggle with leadership, and naturally shy away from it. This frequently leads to dysfunction in community dynamics, as the PTL continues to focus on contributing at a very high level, and puts limited effort into leadership work. Doing things like setting project vision, tracking and celebrating milestones, providing team members with actionable feedback, and sharing the project vision with community members outside the project are all good ways of exhibiting leadership. Doing those things as a part time effort can yield limited results in terms of team unity, and effectiveness. My suggestion to open source project leaders is to earmark considerable time for leadership work, and scale back direct contribution work. A well empowered, motivated, and effective team can produce much more velocity than a PTL individually focused on strong contribution, and ignoring leadership responsibilities in order to do it.
New Debian Project Leader Talks Open Source Careers, PPAs, and MoreSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 11th of May 2015 03:41:06 PM Filed under
Neil McGovern was elected as Debian Project Leader in April. The project is going through some major changes such as a switch to systemd. We reached out to McGovern to understand his roles and plans for one of the most revered open source projects.
How OpenStack gets translatedSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 8th of May 2015 08:47:19 AM Filed under
In order for an open source project to have a truly global reach, it must reach its users in their native tongue. OpenStack is no different. In order to bring open source cloud computing to countries around the world, a dedicated team of individuals helps translate both the project itself and its documentation into the native language of numerous peoples.
One of the translators working on that effort is Łukasz Jernaś. Jernaś is a software engineer for the Allegro Group doing internal tools development in Python, but he is a systems administrator by heart. He started working on OpenStack around the Grizzly release, when the company he works for deployed its first private cloud. Striving to keep his environment in his native language, translating Horizon (the web-based interface to OpenStack) seemed a natural thing to do.
Knoppix Topics: An interview with Linux pioneer Klaus KnopperSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 5th of May 2015 01:56:24 AM Filed under
At this year's CeBIT trade show in Hanover, Germany, Christopher von Eitzen sat down with Linux legend Klaus Knopper to discuss his popular Knoppix Linux distribution as well as Linux and accessibility in open source software.
Designed to boot and run directly from a CD, DVD or USB flash drive without needing to be installed on a computer's hard drive, Knoppix incorporates automatic hardware detection with support for a wide range of video and sound cards, USB devices and other peripherals and uses and on-the-fly decompression to run entirely in a computer's memory. The CD version carries up to 2GB of executable software, while the single-layer DVD edition stores up to 10GB of data. The operating system can be used, for example, as a rescue system, to demonstrate Linux, as an educational CD, or installed directly to a system.
The current state of Drupal securitySubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 4th of May 2015 08:14:34 PM Filed under
Greg Knaddison has worked for big consulting firms, boutique software firms, startups, professional service firms, and former Drupal Security Team leader. He is currently the director of Engineering at CARD.com and a Drupal Association advisory board member.
Michael Hess works with the University of Michigan School of Information and the UM Medical Center teaching three courses on content management platforms and overseeing the functionality of hundreds of campus websites. He serves in a consulting and development role for many other university departments and is the current Drupal Security Team leader. He also consults with BlueCross on large-scale medical research projects. Hess is a graduate of the University of Michigan School of Information with a master's degree in information.
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P.S. this question is very OBVIOUSLY only for people who do Santa with their kids. If you don't, oh well good for you, I don't care or need to hear about it!!!!!
Santa presents
It use to be the biggest gift was from Santa, like her play kitchen, a bike. But I think this year, I will make it be what she asks him for. Since she will be 5. Besides the "big" present this year is an iPad. That is going to be from mommy and daddy.
We had a few from santa, but the rest from my parents. I think you should do the personalized blankets from santa because it will be like he "knows" them.
Juliya- 09/11/2010
Ezra- 07/10/2012
Amelia- 02/12/2014
Our Santa Rules
Santa gives one gift. Usually med/large. Santa gifts are usually wood or metal something generic. Nothing obliviously branded or electronic. Santa doesn't shop at Target he has elves. Elves make the toys not Disney and not Apple. Last year ODS got a bike, YDS got a wooden train set. Toys from Santa are not wrapped. They do have a bow and a tag.
Santa toys can be played with while mom and dad wake up and get ready for the unwrapping fest.
Mama to Westley 5/24/08 and Xander 2/21/10
All of our presents are from Santa until they don't believe anymore.
One from Santa, maybe two. Depends on what she asked for and what I feel like doing :-)
Santa gives almost everything. I pick a few gifts to be from me and DH but it's usually the boring stuff...clothes, books, etc.
all of them
Mom to John, March 10, 2007
Santa brings 1 present each and Mom and Dad buy the rest. I use it as an opportunity to limit them and let them know we are not made of money and to only put on their list what they REALLY REALLY want.
ETA - They get what they ask for from Santa except live animals :) My kids are young (3 & 5) and they usually only come up with 5 or 6 things they want.
DD just turned 2 in August so not sure as she gets older how I will decide what is from whom. I like the idea of what she asks for is from Santa.
Growing up my parents put clothes (like ski suits and boots) or jewelry from them. Toys were from Santa - fun things I guess. My Christmas stocking was hung in the living room but was laid at the foot of the bed as I was sleeping. The rule was I was allowed to get up and open my stocking but not to wake anyone else up until at least one other house on the street had their lights on.
Our street was loaded with kids. SO I would sneak out to the living room, stand by the tree with my nose stuck against the big freezing cold window waiting for some other kid to turn on their lights.
I did good till some duck nut pissed me off.- GizmoNGremlin :)


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Stay Healthy with the Junior Stay Fit Badge
20 June 2013
Knowing how to live a healthy life is an important life skill for every girl. Gain valuable knowledge on how to "Stay Fit" by completing the Staying Fit badge activity ...more Stay Healthy with the Junior Stay Fit Badge
Girl Scout Models Needed
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Think your girl is a great example of a Girl Scout? River Valleys is now accepting currently registered Girl Scouts for our model database for possible participation in photo shoots ...more Girl Scout Models Needed
Girl Scout Organizes Updates for Historic Library
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"I love to read and I love books," Girl Scout Gwen Riemenschneider admits. "I spend most of my time in libraries." That love for reading is why Gwen knew she wanted ...more Girl Scout Organizes Updates for Historic Library
Brownies, Earn Your Hiker Badge this Summer
14 June 2013
Summer is just around the corner! What better way to spend time in the sun than by exploring your local outdoors on a hiking adventure with your troop? Earn your Girl ...more Brownies, Earn Your Hiker Badge this Summer
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14 June 2013
Girl Scout Lexi Holsten knows what it's like to live with pain. In sixth grade, she found out she has hemi hypertrophy, a condition where one side of the body grows ...more A Tough Experience Turns to Gold
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Each year, a committee of volunteers with a passion for events, adult learning and all things Girl Scouting plans the Lakamaga Adult Education Conference. Check out their roles and perspectives ...more Lakamaga Conference 2013 Committee
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All renewing troops with at least 50 percent of the girls and one leader participating in 2014 registration between now and August 1 will receive a 10 percent discount on in-store ...more Troops Can Earn a 10 Percent Discount at the Shop
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In 2013, 569 remarkable young women from Girl Scouts River Valleys completed their Girl Scout Gold and Silver Award projects, contributing more than 30,000 hours to their local and global ...more Making a Difference Through Gold + Silver Awards
Library Memorial Honors Schaffhausen Girls
7 June 2013
The girls of the Kinni-Croix Valley, St. Croix Central, and Woodwind service units raised money to help create a memorial honoring the three Schaffhausen girls killed in July 2012. Unveiled ...more Library Memorial Honors Schaffhausen Girls


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Melt 1 tablespoon unsalted butter in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add 3 ounces chopped pancetta (Italian bacon). Cook until slightly rendered, 5-6 minutes. Add 1/2 cup chopped onion, 2 chopped garlic cloves, and 1 sprig thyme. Cook, stirring often, until onion is soft, 4-5 minutes. Add 1 cup dry white wine; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer for 2 minutes. Add 1 pound russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/2" cubes, 2 cups low-salt chicken broth, 1 cup heavy cream, and 2 tablespoons miso. Simmer until potatoes are tender, 20-30 minutes. Add 12 scrubbed littleneck clams. Cover; cook until clams open, 5-7 minutes. Season with Tabasco; garnish with chopped flat-leaf parsley.


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Vogue's Controversial Child Dieting Essay to Become Book
Wednesday, March 28th, 2012
The article in which mom Dara-Lynn Weiss writes about putting her 7-year-old daughter on a rigorous diet has garnered enough attention, outrage, and reaction that it will be expanded into a book, The Huffington Post reports. The article, which was featured in the April issue of Vogue magazine, chronicles Weiss' decision that her daughter, Bea, needed to lose weight through a the child-focused "Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right" program founded by Dr. Joanna Dolgoff.
Few are debating whether Weiss was wrong to worry about Bea's weight problem–the girl was reportedly in the 99th percentile for weight at 93 lbs and just under 4 and a half feet tall, and childhood obesity affects an estimated 17 percent of American kids and comes with health risks including type 2 diabetes and heart disease. And Dolgoff's program, which is similar to Weight Watchers in its approach to healthy eating, has had much success and little controversy.
The firestorm around the article has more to do with the specific methodology Weiss employed, including publicly chastising Bea for making unhealthy food choices, withholding her dinner, and pouring a high-calorie Starbuck's hot chocolate into the garbage in anger.
The book, MediaBistro.com reports, is tentatively titled "The Heavy."
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Vandals notch second win
Sept. 19, 2009 in Sports DeMaundray Woolridge rushed for 93 yards and two touchdowns Saturday in Idaho's 34-20 win over San Diego State.
Two killed in head-on collision
Sept. 19, 2009 in City, News Two Lewiston residents died Saturday when their car collided head-on with another attempting a pass on State Route 127 seven miles south of Dusty, in Whitman County. 10
Cougs beat SMU in overtime
Sept. 19, 2009 in Sports Nico Grasu kicked a 39-yard field goal in overtime as Washington State came back to beat Southern Methodist 30-27 on Saturday for their first win of the season. 2
Bikers injured in pile-up were from North Idaho
Sept. 19, 2009 in City, Idaho The conditions of two North Idaho men involved in a 26-motorcycle wreck on Interstate 5 in Oregon Friday have been upgraded. 2
EWU shuts out Northern Colorado
Sept. 19, 2009 in Sports Matt Nichols threw two touchdown passes and Eastern Washington posted its first shutout in three years with a 16-0 victory over Northern Colorado on Saturday.
Inmate-tracking team helping search for Paul
Sept. 19, 2009 in City The state penitentiary in Walla Walla has sent a team that specializes in tracking escaped inmates to help in the search for Phillip A. Paul, who slipped away from a … 9
Fair officials plan policy change after incident
Sept. 19, 2009 in City on Page A1 A killer escaping a field trip to the Spokane County Interstate Fair has become a wakeup call for fair officials, who say they plan to change policies for visiting groups. … 1
Field trip for escapee flies in face of ruling
Sept. 19, 2009 in City on Page A1 A judge ruled earlier this month that a paranoid schizophrenic killer who remained at large Friday after walking away from a supervised outing was a threat to public safety because … 3
Users of denture cream who overdid it are suing
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 MIAMI – When he began getting weak, 61-year-old Ronald Beaver figured he might just be feeling his age. Eventually his problem was traced to a serious blood disorder caused by … 2
Key developments in Paul's legal history
Sept. 19, 2009 in City on Page A1 Key developments in Phillip A. Paul's legal history: 3
Military strikes taking toll on al-Qaida leaders, camps
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 LONDON – Recent targeted attacks that killed militants in Somalia, Indonesia and Pakistan have chipped away at al-Qaida's power base, sapping the terror network of key leaders and experienced operatives … 1
Dinner with Palin sells for $63,500
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A true fan of former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is paying $63,500 to have dinner with her. Cathy Maples, of Huntsville, Ala., on Friday won …
In brief: N. Korea opens door to talks
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 Seoul, South Korea – North Korean leader Kim Jong Il told a Chinese diplomat Friday that his government is willing to discuss its nuclear program in "bilateral or multilateral" meetings, …
Shooting in subway in Mexico kills two
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 MEXICO CITY – A man scrawling graffiti inside a downtown subway station pulled out a gun and began shooting when confronted by police Friday, killing at least two people and …
Demonstrators clash in Tehran
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 TEHRAN – Hard-line supporters of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad clashed Friday with protesters who defied a ban on opposition demonstrations to stage the first major street protests in two months, a …
Campaign spending lid off again
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A4 WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court overturned hard-fought campaign finance reform regulations in a ruling on Friday that will make it easier for independent political groups to raise and spend …
Success eludes Mideast envoy
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A4 JERUSALEM – President Barack Obama's Middle East envoy ended his most intensive round of shuttle diplomacy Friday without an agreement on one of the administration's top foreign policy goals, restarting …
Neoconservative icon Irving Kristol, 89, dies
Sept. 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A4 WASHINGTON – Irving Kristol, the writer, editor and publisher known as the godfather of neoconservatism whose youthful radicalism evolved into a historic rejection of communism, liberalism and the counterculture, died …
Spokane is stop on way to 2010 Olympics
Sept. 19, 2009 in Business on Page A8 Private airplanes headed for Vancouver, B.C., during the Winter Olympics next February will have to land in Spokane, Boise or Reno for a security check, a spokesman for the Transportation …
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This publication examines the critical issues surrounding water security (water shortage, water excess, inadequate water quality, the resilience of freshwater systems), providing a rationale for a risk-based approach and the management of trade-offs between water and other (sectoral and environmental) policies.
The OECD participated in this annual event held in Stockholm (1-5 September 2013) where two major reports "Water Security for Better Lives" and "Water and Climate Change Adaptation: Policies to Navigate Uncharted Waters" were launched by the OECD's Secretary-General, Angel Gurría.
This report sets out the challenge for freshwater in a changing climate and provides guidance on how to navigate this new "waterscape". It highlights trends and practices drawn from the OECD Survey of Policies on Water and Climate Change Adaptation covering all 34 member countries and the EC. Each country profiles provide a snapshot of the challenges posed by climate change for freshwater and the emerging policy responses.
This report sets out the challenge for freshwater in a changing climate and provides policy guidance on how to navigate this new "waterscape". It highlights the range of expected changes in the water cycle and the challenge of making practical, on-site adaptation decisions for water. It offers policymakers a risk-based approach to better "know", "target" and "manage" water risks and proposes policy guidelines to prioritise action
Climate change combined with rapid population increases, economic growth and land subsidence could lead to a more than 9-fold increase in the global risk of floods in large port cities between now and 2050.
Human impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem services must be significantly reduced. Continuing on a business-as-usual trajectory will have wide-reaching adverse implications, and undermine green growth. This publication aims to contribute to discussions on resource mobilisation under the Convention on Biological Diversity.
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Presentation for the CGDD-OECD Seminar on the assessment of ecosystem services and its use for public policies.
A one-day seminar organised jointly by the OECD and the General Commission for Sustainable Development (Commissariat général au Développement durable -CGDD). The objective of the seminar was to examine the link between assessment of ecosystem services and the design and enforcement of public policies at national and local levels.
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The Big Burn
Harcourt, 2003 - Juvenile Fiction - 301 pages
In THE WORST HARD TIME, Timothy Egan put the environmental disaster of the Dust Bowl at the center of a rich history, told through characters he brought to indelible life. Now he performs the same alchemy with the Big Burn, the largest-ever forest fire in America and the tragedy that cemented Teddy Roosevelt's legacy in the land.
On the afternoon of August 20, 1910, a battering ram of wind moved through the drought-stricken national forests of Washington, Idaho, Montana, whipping the hundreds of small blazes burning across the forest floor into a roaring inferno that jumped from treetop to ridge as it raged, destroying towns and timber in an eyeblink. Forest rangers had assembled nearly ten thousand menĀ-- college boys, day-workers, immigrants from mining campsĀ-- to fight the fires. But no living person had seen anything like those flames, and neither the rangers nor anyone else knew how to subdue them.
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A closer look at paid sick leave
CORPUS CHRISTI - Flu season is here, and advocacy groups — never content to let a crisis "go to waste" — are making the case for new laws requiring all employers to provide paid sick days, arguing that such laws would be a boon for businesses, their employees, and the public at large.
It's a comforting thought, but the evidence tells a different story, one of exaggerated benefits and very real consequences for the employees whom advocates are trying to help.
Before 2011, paid sick leave requirements weren't on the national radar. A handful of areas with liberal city governments (Washington, D.C., and San Francisco) had passed employer mandates, but no legislation had been passed on the state or federal level.
That changed earlier this year, when Connecticut became the first state in the country to require private employers to provide paid sick days. Seattle followed suit this summer, as did Philadelphia with a narrower contractor-specific requirement. Despite a failed ballot initiative in Denver this November, advocates have pushed on with a campaign currently under way in Massachusetts and more than 10 other states targeted for future campaigns.
Numerous policy papers and "research" briefs have been released in support of these policies and the latest one — just in time for flu season — comes from a group called the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
The IWPR paper claims, for instance, that access to sick days is associated with fewer visits to the emergency room for the uninsured. The group then extrapolates from this result and others that mandating sick days would mean fewer trips to the hospital, and thus reduce medical expenditures by millions of dollars.
The problem — which the IWPR analysts bury in the appendix at the very end of the study — is that their conclusion about the uninsured is not a conclusion at all. In fact, their numbers here don't meet a key test of statistical significance. But this lack of factual backing didn't keep IWPR from trumpeting it in the executive summary of their study.
This is part of a larger trend among sick leave advocates, where research is twisted to make a point that isn't actually supported by the data. Take, for example, another IWPR study released earlier this year describing the experiences of employers and employees in San Francisco following passage of that city's paid sick leave mandate.
A close reading of the study revealed some troubling results. For instance, nearly 30 percent of the city's lowest-paid employees who were surveyed reported layoffs or reduced hours at their place of work following passage of the new employer mandate. The responses also suggest that sick time wasn't being used by employees for its approved purpose: While the median employee used three days of sick leave each year, almost no employers were reporting reductions in the number of employees coming to work sick.
This suggests that the policy sometimes provided paid "vacation" days instead of paid sick days — consistent with recent polling data which found over half of Americans know someone who has used a paid sick day when they weren't actually sick.
The report's authors glossed over all of these inconvenient facts, such that a casual reader would think the city's mandate was an unqualified success.
The takeaway for legislators and the public is that paid sick days aren't a free perk — there's a cost involved, and it has to be paid by someone. Though some sort of paid leave is already offered to a majority of private sector workers, the remainder — such as part-time employees in the service sector — don't have it because their employer likely can't afford it. Instead, these employees are offered flexibility to swap shifts, a benefit that typically isn't available in full-time private sector jobs.
Not only would a government mandate limit that flexibility — it could cause employees to lose hours or their jobs. Unintended consequences like these are nothing to sneeze at.
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October is traditionally fall festival time in Midwest City, with several special events planned for children and families. For more information regarding the October events, call Parks and Recreation at 739-1293.
Boo Bash
When: 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 18.
Where: Nick Harroz Community Center.
Who: Midwest City residents or Mid-Del students currently enrolled in fourth or fifth grade may attend.
Cost: $5 tickets can be bought at the Community Center, 200 N Midwest Blvd., from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Trick or Treat City
When: 2 to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 26.
Where: Joe B. Barnes Regional Park, Reno Avenue and Douglas Boulevard.
Who: Trick or treating event is free for all ages of children.
Cost: Tokens are four for $1 and available for the carnival and games. Children are encouraged to wear costumes.
Trick or Treat City Special Needs
When: 1 to 2:30 p.m. Oct. 31.
Where: Nick Harroz Community Center.
Cost: Free.
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Prometheus Books | Feb 01, 1996
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Prometheus Books
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Millions of Americans believe Social Security will be bankrupt by the time they retire; they resent contributing to a system that may never benefit them. Others want to opt out of the system and see to their own retirement needs. The Social Security system has problems . . . but what should we do?"The answer is obvious," says E.J. Myers. "We must get rid of Social Security as we now know it and replace the system with one based on privatization and consolidation." According to Myers's plan, retirees all 80,000,000 Baby Boomers could receive over $5,000 per month at age 65 instead of the $1,138 per month under the current plan. In addition, his plan would keep all benefits for current recipients, and those about to retire, at the same levels they are today. He projects an investment plan designed to cancel the entire debt (over $400 billion to date) the Treasury Department owes the Social Security Trust Funds.
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Letter: Well-meaning gunslingers would make shooting scenes more dangerous
Dennis O'Connell, Palm City
Letter: Well-meaning gunslingers would make shooting scenes more dangerous
An article in Time magazine Jan. 28 stated that a trained officer of the law, when using his handgun, hits the target only 18 percent of the time, and less under stressful conditions. In a shootout in Manhattan, police hit nine bystanders when bringing down a suspect. These were officers who train constantly in the use of handguns.
This should be a rude awakening to the thousands of well meaning citizens who acquire a concealed-weapons permit so they may carry a gun, in the hope of getting a chance to play Dirty Harry. The chances of these well-meaning gunslingers hitting their target are probably much less than 18 percent. If one of these people had been at the scene when Gabrielle Giffords was shot and six bystanders killed, the outcome would have been much different. Our would-be hero, coming to the rescue, would probably shoot everything in sight.
The gun nuts are fond of saying, "If a good guy was there with a gun, things would have turned out differently."
They're right. The death toll would have been much higher.
We could only hope they would leave their guns home after reading the above, but that would be a concern to our gunslingers. After all, 40 percent of all shooting accidents occur in the home. What a dilemma for the gun nuts.
However, I'm sure that Merchant of Death Wayne LaPierre has an answer: Buy guns that are more lethal and have larger-capacity magazines. You're sure to hit the target. Don't worry about collateral damage. It would be worth it.
With more lethal guns you will belong to an elite group whose members include illustrious names like Jared Loughner and James E. Holmes.
I'm sure the National Rifle Association would be proud of you.
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xvideo crash
Using X4.2, nvidia drivers 3123, kernel 2.4.19, Athlon XP processor, GeForce3 Ti500 card. (I have mem=nopentium in bootup line, even tho I'm told 2.4.19 doesn't need it).
Everything works perfectly, except XVideo use sometimes crashes X. If it starts fine once, it will always start fine the rest of that X session. If I log out (and X is of course restarted), then possibly the next time I try XVideo it will cause a crash.
After XVideo causes a crash, logging back in immediately afterwards, it always works fine (and again, will work fine the rest of the session).
The situations above about "aways works fine afterwards" may just be luck. No guarantees.
Anyways, other than this, everything is fine - what can I do to fix this? Watching DVD's is a pita thanks to this. ~,^
I have exactly the same problem, but:
>> Everything works perfectly, except XVideo use sometimes crashes X. If it starts fine once,
>> it will always start fine the rest of that X session. If I log out (and X is of course
>> restarted), then possibly the next time I try XVideo it will cause a crash.
If i log out, without restarting X (i mean, without CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE), and relogging via XDM, it crashes as soon as i launch something using XVideo. (crash = quit the session, and drop me back into XDM). If i login again, it works fine. If i re-log out and re-log in, it crashes, and so on ..
The only way to get rid of that fscking problem is, if i log out, to restart the XServer with CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE. Then, re-login and launching mplayer or XawTV won't crash.
I forgot, my stuff:
TNT2, Debian 3.0 stable, drivers Nvidia 1.0-3123, kernel 2.4.18, XFree 4.1.0
Thank you!
Ah, this actually sounds like it may be how it's happening for me. I hadn't noticed an exact pattern, but this may well be the case. I'm not at home to try this and see, but I will tonight/tomorrow if I've time.
I wonder whether it could be a kernel mis-configuration. I should have tried with the Debian kernel package, without recompiling my own kernel.
Well, i really hope this problem will be fixed, 'cause it's damn annoying :)
debian kernel
My kernel is the stock debian kernel (for Athlon) and it fails; I'm thinking it's the driver itself. That or some weird instability elsewhere. I have done the mem=nopentium hack before (even tho 2.4.19 isn't supposed to need it), happens with or without. ::sigh::
Well, i've tried with the 2960 drivers, from Nvidia, i have the same crash. I will try with even former drivers. But well, if i try with the 'nv' driver from XFree, i don't have any crash.
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Tensions were high at the Jay Township Supervisor's meeting on Thursday evening when it was revealed that Supervisor Murray Lilley contested five absentee ballots filed in Tuesday's primary election.
The issue was first brought up during the visitor's comments portion of the meeting by township resident Jim Huff.
"I think it's a d--- shame what's going on with this voting deal here with him, these absentee ballots. I understand that [Lilley] was contesting elderly people, people that are in the service," Huff said.
In conjunction with the kickoff of their season this morning, the St. Marys Girls' Softball Little League also recently received a $15,000 grant to provide much-needed repairs to the Benzinger Park softball fields where their games take place.
The league plans to use the funding to replace the backstops on each field. This decision was made due to concerns over the players' safety.
Jan Maletto of Ridgway has won the $10,000 Home Makeover Sweepstakes sponsored by Northwest Savings Bank.
Local bank officials presented her with her award in the office of Kevin Oknefski, manager of the bank's Ridgway office, with Don Valone, district manager of Northwest Savings bank, also present.
Agents employed at the local bank drew Maletto's name from over 25,000 submitted entries at community home shows and Northwest's community banking locations across Pennsylvania, Ohio and Maryland, according to Dorothy Lobdell, senior vice president of retail lending at Northwest Savings Bank.


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Cardinals a team in turmoil? Hardly
From afar, the Cardinals might appear to be a team in turmoil. That's not the case up close, writes Mike Sando.
Originally Published: May 5, 2008By Mike Sando | ESPN.com
TEMPE, Ariz. -- From afar, the Arizona Cardinals appear mired in offseason headaches.
The view is quite different up close.
Widespread reports had Anquan Boldin seeking a trade after the organization handed a four-year, $40 million contract to fellow receiver Larry Fitzgerald.
Not the case, Boldin said during the team's recently concluded minicamp. Boldin described himself as happy in Arizona while vowing to produce no matter what.
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Carl Zeiss lens and Logitech's RightLight technology combine to deliver superior image quality, especially in low light; 2-megapixel sensor lets you shoot video up to 1,600x1,200 resolution; included QuickCam software is polished and easy to use; flexible stand works equally well on top of a monitor or a laptop or resting on a desk.
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This is a nice camera and one of our departments is enjoying using these with Gmail chat. I bought four and all of them were easy to install on Windows XP and 7 machines. The sound and picture quality are nice. Great product for the price and it exceeded my expectations.
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Not useful for Mac10/19/2010
Everything is beautiful on product advert labels but not on the machine. Wasn't useful on Mac. On Windows it worked but motion pics were blurry and I had to return the device.
good camera if your internet can handle this10/10/2010
Enjoy the camera, got it to Skype with my niece. Their internet is slow due to being in the middle of nowhere. So despite upgradeing my camera, their camera and their supposed 4g, it was all a waste of money, the old one worked just fine. If absolute clarity is what you are seeking, make darn sure your internet carrie can handle it.1 Helpful | 1 Not Helpful
Mac users stay away!8/30/2010
I loved this webcam for my PC, but it won't even work on a Mac G5 which is ridiculous in this day and age. It's USB connection, but every discussion board says the company doesn't support the Mac platform - therefore I'm warning others and will try to get $20 on Craigslist for it.
Worth every penny3/13/2010
Easy to set up, easy to use. Does a good job in low light conditions. Auto focus works well. Tracking is slow to respond so I don't have it activated. Smooth picture. Best unit that I could find for the money. I'm happy with it.
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Best web cam, easy to use, the balance of the cam is very easy to stand it anywhere you can think of. The quality of the picture is exceptional.
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Installation was easy with microphone and camera all in one unit plus it hangs on top of the screen out of the way. The pop up window makes it easy to place and recieve calls. From the other end of the call, viewers have remarked how clear the picture comes across. I would buy another one.
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Having one of these Logitech Pro 9000 webcams in use and very satisfied with it, we chose a pair of them to give a retired family member whose daughter and grandchildren had moved from living near them to a city many miles away. We sent the two Logitech Pro 9000 webcams to them for their fortieth wedding anniversary. They had them hooked up and working in short order and are thrilled to be able to talk to and see their family.
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Having a one son and his family serving in the USMC, and another son away at school, both far away, I decided to purchase webcams for us and them. After reading the reviews, I purchased a couple of the Logitech Pro 9000. They are crystal clear in sound and video, and work like a champ. My family is once again in our home, (so to speak). It was easy to set up, and is easy to use. If you have a loved one away from home, and the phone just isn't enough, then you need to get this camera. We talk free on Skype, and it's wonderful to see them face to face. It's wide angled enough to set three or four people in front of it, so we all can talk at once. We love our kids, and this helps us parents/grandparents with the long distance blues quite a bit! Technology is truly a blessing!
Good picture quality4/20/2009
I am pleasantly surprised by this web cam. It takes good pictures and the video quality is pretty good. I wish the light worked better, but that is really my main complaint. I've used it to chat on a few different websites and have found it fairly easy to use. The one thing I don't like is that the software does not allow you to use it with more than one site at a time. I think that the glass lens makes a big difference in picture quality. It tracks movement really well.
Neat product4/17/2009
Loved all aspects of buying from Buy.com. The product itself worked perfectly with Skype and gmail, without installing the software from the CD that came with it. For using YM and others you do need to install the software. I have found that installing the software lowers the quality of the image. I know, its weird. But since I use only Skype and gmail no complaints there. Also, when it comes to webcams you do get what you pay for. Linux vs Windoooze is a completely different argument. Cheers!
Probably the best - IF you have the right computer4/14/2009
The Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 is undoubtedly the best webcam on the market, but only if your computer meets at least the "recommended" requirements, not the minimum requirements. My desktop has Windows XP SP3, an Athlon 64 3500+ 2.2GHz processor, and USB 2.0, which falls between minimum abd recommended requirements, and I only get the basic functions, the minimum resolution and no fun stuff. My laptop has Windows Vista Home Premium SP1, a dual core Athlon X2 processor, and USB 2.0, which exceeds the recommended requirements, and I get all the functions, resolutions, and fun stuff. I am still happy with it on the desktop, but if this were my only computer I would feel that I spent too much money for too little functionality.
Doesn't like 64bit Vista4/13/2009
I have always purchased Logitec products. I am unhappy my Procam9000 based solely upon my operating system is Visat media 64bit. As you know, not evertyhgin works well with the 64bit. Although Logitech offers a down load driver for the 64bit, it still experiences issues. I am not returning it beacuse I assume that Logitech will correct and upgrade the driver. The webcam itself is fantastic and works great on my older computer (running xp). On my 64bit, it works, but using Yahoo chat, I can not open webcam without firtsa opening Logitech's QuickCam program, then I can go into yahoo. Its an inconvenience.
Great cam, little pricey4/13/2009
Great multipurpose cam, easy setup and use, compatible with Vista. Just a little on the pricey side. The price will drop as more cams catch up with these specs.
I've tried many cheap webcams and they have worked so-so to poor. Having got fed up with wasting money on them, I scoured the web for reviews on this one and everyone rated it high. It was no mistake. The video quality is truly awesome. I wasn't interested in all the other extra (painting etc), I just wanted a really good picture and this has it. The zoom capability, the image settings (contrast, brightness, color etc), the auto focus, all those important features and the outstanding quality of the captured images make this worth every cent.
As good as they say but.......4/13/2009
Two things I was disappointed with.... 1) Mounting flexibility (already reported, but still annoying on such a beautiful camera with basic HD images) 2) No easy way to protect lens during transport. I have a laptop because I need to move my computer around. There is no way to fold up the camera and stand so the stand protects the fine Zeiss lens. I am looking for some kind of small bag that will protect the lens during transport. Logitech please fix this - I will need another camera next year!
Superior Webcam4/12/2009
This Logitech Pro 9000 Webcam is undoubtedly one of the best ever! Extremely simple to install and very user-friendly. Has lots of great added features. High Quality Video. I use it to see my grand baby who lives in Denver, which is great because we live so far away and don't get to visit often. I would highly recommend this Webcam to anyone.
NIce for the Price4/12/2009
This little camera is light, compact, choke full of features, and easy to use. I especially like the picture quality and mirror imaginging and it also has many features I haven't used yet. The software is easy to install giving you added features and you can update the software.
Great Product!4/12/2009
I bought Quick Cam Pro 9000 so I can talk to my family. The clarity on this camera is amazing! And the mic is very sharp as well. I am very pleased with the product. Set-up is very easy..even for those that are technically challenged. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a superior webcam.
Best WebCam I have ever bought4/11/2009
This camera is all that I hoped it woould be. It is fast and does not blur during fast movements as my built in camera. The software seem very unobstrusive.
Glad I went for the best!3/14/2009
I had considered lesser priced webcams and was tempted to purchase three of them for use by my family members, but the quality and features of the 9000 justified the decision to go for the best.
Basic and Decent2/28/2009
A good starter webcam. I think the only problems I have with it are related to the age of my computer rather than the device.
Excellent camera2/26/2009
I have gone through several web cams before finding this one. It is by far the best I have seen yet. Definitely worth the money. I use it to see my wife and baby when i am on the road and it is outstanding.
Works great2/25/2009
My wife wanted a webcam for her computer and going with the best rated from ZDnet, I choose the Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000. I have been using a Logitech Fusion for well over a year and the Pro 9000 puts it to shame. Logitech really does have all the rest beat. Easy to set up and use. No problems.
Simply Awesome!2/24/2009
This is really easy to install and easy to use. The quality is great and the best part is it includes a microphone. I use it for skype and it has been working well. Highly recommended!
Works well -- I'd recommend it2/13/2009
I use the 9000 Pro on the CRT of my desktop computer. The hinged portion of the webcam sits flat on the top surface of the monitor. It's weight is enough to keep it from moving and the portion in which the camera is mounted is also hinged so the camera can be angled up and down as necessary. It was easy to install and I use it with AOL. The resolution is good and the auto exposure works great. Based on my experience, I'd recommend this webcam.
Excellent Quality and Performance2/8/2009
This gadget is the best webcam I've ever used. The video is picture-perfect and the audio is precise. I wish they built this one into my laptop!
Great Webcam!2/7/2009
This webcam is my first, but I made the right choice. Everyone that has viewed me with this has commented on what a clear, fast picture they receive and want to know what kind of webcam it is. Very easy to install and works GREAT with SKYPE. I would recommend this webcam to all.
Simply the best one2/6/2009
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As far as Racing Movies go just the trailer for this one makes it #3 behind Grand Prix and LeMans.
3 more trailers, getting better all the time.
Wife just scored 2 free tixs off WLS for Monday Night.
Best Racing Movie Period...
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and if enjoy vintage racing at it's best purchase:
both book and movie "The Speed Merchants" great vintage racing with many famous faces of yesterday. Unfortunately it was also the period of many fatalaties.
I used to attend all the original Long Beach Grand Prix till they started bringing Indy Cars and had the honor of meeting Niki Lauda before his horrific accident and James Hunt driving for McLaren and in his last year for Walter Wolf racing. Hunt was very popular with the girls :evil
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I've been following the thread. I can't wait to see it.
Fantastic movie.
Great movie, but gut wrenching.
I have to say, I was pretty disappointed. That may well have been due to my high expectations but I just thought the racing scenes were pretty weak (the SAME pits for every freakin' race ?) and the CGI was very clumsily done. There were of course several errors....
I'll watch it again to give a fair shot but I don't expect my opinion to change much.
I wasn't raving when I left either.
I thought it was good, but not as good as I had hoped.
Same issues you had, and I guess the simpleton explanations annoyed me.
The movie was about the two men, not the racing. You could have replaced the racing part with alot of other sports.
If it was a racing movie no one would go see it.
Anyways its good Press for F1 and racing in general. I only wish Barry Sheen could have been in the movie since those two ran a train on BA girls two weeks before the race in Japan.
Great movie, even the women along liked it so you don't have to be an F1 buff or race fan to enjoy.
The movie is getting great reviews and seems to be doing well enough despite initial fears that the story wasn't "American enough"!
I thought it was excellent :clap Been following the sport since 1975 so of great interest to me, thought both actors were outstanding, 9 out of 10 for me.
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