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Some victims identified in 1 of 2 Midwest plane crashes
Two teenagers from Mexico were among the seven people killed when two small planes crashed separately within hours of one another in western Wisconsin and southwestern Minnesota, authorities said Tuesday.A fixed-wing plane carrying three people...
Cat found alive aboard sunken boat pulled from Lake Havasu
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NTSB: Company should have prepared for human error
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Ga. Judge cuts damages in Jeep fire death from $150M to $40M
DETROIT (AP) � A Georgia judge has cut the damages that Fiat Chrysler must pay the family of a child who died in a Jeep SUV fire from $150 million to $40 million.Decatur County Superior Court Judge J. Kevin Chason also denied Fiat Chrysler's...
Police: Dallas airport security breach involved lovelorn man
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Transit officials: Officer uses pepper sprays on Ohio crowd
CLEVELAND (AP) � Transit Authority police say an officer used pepper spray on a crowd trying to prevent them from taking an intoxicated teenager to police headquarters.WKYC-TV says (http://on.wkyc.com/1fyEa2t ) the incident happened Sunday as a...
Wreckage of crashed Alaska sightseeing plane recovered
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Funeral held for EMT killed when car collided with ambulance
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15 injured when church bus, SUV crash on I-64 in Kentucky
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) � Fifteen people have been taken to hospitals in central Kentucky after a bus carrying teenagers from a suburban Indianapolis church crashed.Franklin County Sheriff Pat Melton says the wreck happened shortly after 10 a.m....
Cleveland transit officials investigating pepper spray use
CLEVELAND (AP) � Cleveland transit officials are investigating a police officer's use of pepper spray on a crowd trying to prevent them from taking an intoxicated teenager to police headquarters.WKYC-TV says (http://on.wkyc.com/1fyEa2t ) the...
Feds probe small plane crash in California neighborhood
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Authorities: 4 dead after small plane crashes in Wisconsin
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'Aggressive' search underway for 2 teens on fishing trip
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Oil leak caused Marine jet crash in Southern California
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Car crash kills 2, closes lanes on major Phoenix highway
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Small plane crashes in California yard, killing pilot
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Missing teens' boat found capsized off Florida coast
TEQUESTA, Fla. (AP) � The Coast Guard says a boat belonging to two missing 14-year-old fishermen has been found off Florida's Atlantic coast but neither boy was in or around the boat.Petty Officer Steve Lehmann says the boat was found Sunday...
Truck overturns on 605 Freeway in Long Beach; 1 killed
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Anthropologist killed in crash left NY for jungle adventures
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) � During her nearly quarter-century living in one of the most remote places on earth, Nancy Sullivan explored crocodile-infested rivers, endured numerous bouts of malaria and advocated for tribal societies threatened by...
Authorities say small plane crashes in northwest Ohio
NORTHWOOD, Ohio (AP) � Authorities say a small plane has crashed into a corn field in northwest Ohio.A Wood County dispatcher says the crash was reported at about 9:15 a.m. on Saturday. One person was transported to a Toledo hospital.There was no...
Authorities: EMT killed when car, ambulance collide
EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) � Authorities in New Jersey say an EMT was killed when a car collided with an ambulance heading to a call in a neighboring town.Hinal Patel was in the Spotswood ambulance's front passenger seat when the crash occurred...
New Orleans police: Suspect shot by officer dies
NEW ORLEANS (AP) � A man driving wildly down his New Orleans street, hitting other cars and homes after having an argument with his wife, was shot to death Saturday by a police officer, a police spokesman said.Tyler Gamble said the man was shot...
Freeway in California partially reopens after bridge damage
DESERT CENTER, Calif. (AP) � A 50 mile-stretch of a vital California interstate linking Los Angeles and Phoenix partially reopened Friday after flash flooding damaged several bridges last weekend.Traffic began moving again on the desert stretch...
Chicago marks 100 years since Eastland Disaster; 844 died
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Police: Train kills California man taking photos of model
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) � Authorities say a train struck and killed a photographer in Central California while he took pictures of a model posing with a different train in the background.KFSN-TV reports (http://abc30.tv/1TXyLRF ) that the...
10 Freeway partially reopens after being washed out in storm
DESERT CENTER >> A limited stretch of the 10 Freeway that had been washed out by surging stormwater re-opened Friday.
Police: 5 dead in chain-reaction crash on Indiana interstate
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) � A woman and her two young sons were among five people killed in a fiery chain-reaction crash after a semitrailer hauling a tanker filled with cooking oil slammed into vehicles slowed near a northwestern Indiana construction...
Despite alcohol test, DWI charge remains in fatal limo crash
RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (AP) � A New York prosecutor said a misdemeanor DWI charge remains in effect "at this time" for the pickup truck driver who police say slammed into a limousine in Long Island wine country, leaving four women dead and four others...
Board agrees to eye safety of historic Angels Flight railway
LOS ANGELES (AP) � The historic Angels Flight railway connecting two downtown Los Angeles districts is getting another look by transportation officials who have agreed to study possible ways for the now-shuttered trains to reopen.The Los Angeles...
8 hospitalized in good condition as van rolls on LA freeway
LOS ANGELES (AP) � Authorities say six disabled adults and two of their caretakers were taken to a hospital in good condition when a van they were riding in rolled on to its side on a Southern California freeway.The Los Angeles Fire Department...
Riders livid after power problems again cause Amtrak delays
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Firefighters make headway on 2 Northern California wildfires
WINTERS, Calif. (AP) � Firefighters made progress Friday against two wildfires in Northern California, allowing some people to return home outside Napa Valley after flames threatened hundreds of houses.Crews battling a separate blaze in the...
Where is Joe Biden's visit snarling Los Angeles traffic Thursday?
LOS ANGELES — Some Southland motorists could experience some traffic delays this morning as Vice President Joe Biden wraps up his visit to Los Angeles and flies north to San Francisco. Biden's exact travel schedule was not released, but police advised motorists to avoid the following areas: • Wilshire Boulevard between Santa Monica Boulevard and Beverly Drive from 9 to 11 a.
Fire burns part of historic West Virginia town Harpers Ferry
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Mayor: Fire devastates Harpers Ferry's commercial area
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Yuma capitalizing on drivers diverted from I-10 collapse
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6-year-old boy struck, killed by car at Santa Ana apartment
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Desert city capitalizes as highway collapse diverts drivers
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Hundreds stranded in Oregon after German flight delayed
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Why parking is free in downtown Long Beach this weekend
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Chicago police sued for high-speed chase that killed baby
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Rapper Future's free Sunset Strip concert canceled for second time
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Deepsea Challenger sub damaged in truck fire
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The battle over taxes has been escalating for weeks with the White House speaking nearly daily about the Buffett Rule.
The Obama campaign played offense last week by releasing the president's tax returns several days before the deadline, to put pressure on Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Obama and his wife paid about 20.5 percent of their income in taxes in 2011, compared to an estimated 15.4 percent rate paid by the Romney's.
Romney, however, has asked for an extension to file his taxes.
A Gallup poll out on Monday said that Americans are split fairly evenly between those who say their federal tax bill is fair and those who say they pay too much.
But when asked specifically about how the wealthy are taxed, about 60 percent back some kind of Buffett Rule, Gallup's surveys have found.
"It is a robust finding across whichever polls that ask, you usually get 60 percent plus that say, 'yes, higher income are paying too little,'" Frank Newport, editor in chief of Gallup polling, said.
The polling, telephone interviews with about 1,000 adults, has a margin of error of 4 percentage points.
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I can't see a problem with that...Someone mentioned earlier that the image is rotated 180 degrees by the lens, which is why it is upside-down on your ground glass, but correct me if I'm wrong somebody, that amazing feat of physics occurs after the light has passed through the filter on the front of the lens. Logic tells me that everything that occurs in front of the lens will be flipped when it reaches the ground glass, including the polarizing effect. What a strange thing to think about!
Oh, and are you composing with your head under a dark cloth? Keeping things as dark as possible makes it easier to see what is happening on the glass.


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Alouf \a-louf\ as a boys' name. The meaning of the name Alouf is "leader, one in charge". Alouf is a variant of Aluf (Hebrew). A boys' name which is not usually used.
Alouf has 1 variant: Aluph.
Alouf is a rare given name for men but a somewhat popular last name for all people (#58792 out of 88799, Top 66%). (2000 U.S. Census)
Presented below is the birth name popularity of Alouf for boys. Alouf has yet to be listed in the list so far. (Top 1000 Baby Names Statistics, 2014)
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Alouf is pronounced similarly to Elof, Eluf and Olof. Another recommended similar baby name is Alf▼. Like Alouf, these names are not commonly used.


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Larry Grohn: Vote Against the Non-Discrimination and Domestic Partner Ordinance
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Yesterday City Councilman Anderson submitted an article entitled "The Truth about the Non-Discrimination and Domestic Partner Ordinance."
Councilman Anderson is articulate, intelligent, ambitious and driven. He sincerely and firmly believes in his convictions and will go to whatever lengths necessary to promote his agenda. However, and of course, his beliefs are deeply rooted in his personal lifestyle choice and political ideology. Contrary to his opinion, I believe his convictions, morals and values are not shared by the majority of citizens of Chattanooga, especially the social conservative Christians in all parts of the city and the churches which follow the biblical concept of social justice. Please notice I said "the biblical concept of social justice", not the worldly concept of social justice preached in many liberal churches in our city. There is a sharp and distinct difference between the two. What is worse are the church leaders who refused to make a leadership stand on this issue. Instead they might have allowed a church member to speak on this issue, but they themselves shirk from making a biblical stand from the pulpit, possibly for fear of offending part of their congregation. Please feel free to contact me for an in-depth opinion of how I feel about their leadership.
Apparently truth is what and how Councilman Anderson decides to believe and interpret it for the rest of us. For example, the councilman expects the voters to believe his LGBT legislation was never on his personal, and unspoken, agenda when he was running for office? But I'll let the voters make up their own minds on that one.
What this referendum is TRUTHFULLY about is the fact that five liberal council members, with the full support of the mayor and pandering to the most ideologically progressive wing of their constituency, tried to cram this law down the throats of the voters. This controversial ordinance should have been placed before the voters for them to decide. But NO, five council members believed they knew best what the city and its citizens should do on this issue. Councilman Anderson even concedes it was and is a "hot-button issue." I believe they never expected the voters could rise up and reject their vote to force it on the ballot.
The councilman may be correct with his claim that this ordinance "doesn't redefine marriage." However, what it does do is make marriage ill-relevant and unnecessary. Under this law taxpayers would be forced to support a domestic partnership couple's lifestyle choice, and even their dependents, against their personal morals and values. This is the modern, cultural viewpoint, which I believe is at the heart of the councilman's personal agenda.
The councilman makes a big deal about all the companies granting these types of benefits. I could care less about multi-national private and corporate free-market companies making a decision on the benefits they are willing to offer their employees. On the other hand, Chattanooga is a citizen-owned government corporation which taxes its residents and then allows them to elect their chief operating officer (the mayor) and the board (the council). Any citizen who does not agree with the decisions these elected officials make has three choices:
1) they can move out of the city;
2) they can elect different candidates at the next election; or,
3) they can petition to redress issues upon which they disagree with current officeholders.
The councilman rightly claims that passage of the ordinance will not bankrupt the city. I believe that statement alone indicates his complete ideological disconnect with the majority of voters in Chattanooga. It has never been about the amount it would cost! It is about the religious and moral implications it presents.
The councilman claims "If it fails, it will continue to be legal for the city to terminate someone merely because they are gay." His own inclusion of Capt. Cooper's successful career story would seem to dispel that statement.
The councilman bemoans the fact that Chattanooga does not have an anti-discrimination law and urges the voters to for "FOR" the ordinance in order to protect the employees. The real truth is Chattanooga could have easily had an anti-discrimination ordinance passed on Nov. 19, 2013 - which would not have been challenged by petition. Our city does not currently have it because the councilman refused to do so. Why? Only he can answer that question. Don't believe me? Let's refer to the minutes from the Nov. 12, 2103 general council meeting during the first reading of the ordinance. Councilman Anderson refused to separate the two distinct parts of his ordinance.
On Nov. 12, 2013 at the 6pm general council meeting the minutes indicate:
Councilman Grohn called a point of order, asking for a "division of the question." He objected [to the ordinance] because he thought the two components of the ordinance – domestic partnership and non- discrimination - could stand alone.
After an attempt to shut down this point of order, the minutes continue.
Atty Phil Noblett "read Robert's Rules of Order regarding debate procedures. A discussion ensured. After much discussion, Councilman Freeman moved to previous question to end debate, Councilman Anderson seconded.
A vote was then taken on the motion to divide the question and it was defeated on the same 5 to 4 vote upon which it was subsequently passed.
The councilman also claims, "Since there is so much misinformation about this hot-button issue, I thought it would be best to simply put out the facts so voters can make an informed decision." He then provided a link to the entire ordinance.
Gee, let's take a truthful look at the language of the ordinance so the voters will be clear on the issue before them. I will summarize just the two main sections of the document.
Sec. 2-183. Anti-Harassment Policy
Any harassment related to a person's sex, color, race, religion, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, and ethnicity will not be tolerated.
The term "harassment" includes, but is not limited to, slurs, jokes and other verbal, graphic, or physical conduct, statements, or materials relating to an individual's race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age or disability sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, and ethnicity.
"Harassment" also includes sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, unwelcome or offensive touching, sexually provocative or abusive language, and other verbal, graphic, or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
I am especially concerned about the inclusion and interpretation of "gender identity or expression" in the workplace.
So for the record, and contrary to what some suggest from time to time - I am not a racist, a hater or a bigot.
I do hold firm and strive to live up God's direction in Philippians 2: 3-4 (NIV):
Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others.
Larry Grohn
Chattanooga City Council
District 4
August 2, 2015
August 1, 2015
UPDATE: A spokesman for the U.S. Navy on Sunday denied reports that disciplinary charges will be filed against Lt. Cmdr. Timothy White for discharging an unauthorized weapon on federal property. ... (click for more)
I am an American by birth and a Chattanoogan by the Grace of God. (A phrase I borrowed from the late Lewis Grizzard and modified) I grew up in Chattanooga / East Ridge – Anna B. Lacey Elementary, ... (click for more)
If local and state politicians are truly interested in improving the lives of the poor they should take a look at the recent study by Steven Horwitz of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. ... (click for more)
UPDATE: A spokesman for the U.S. Navy on Sunday denied reports that disciplinary charges will be filed against Lt. Cmdr. Timothy White for discharging an unauthorized weapon on federal property. According to a post of Facebook and other social media sites, a statement reads, "Stories of Navy personnel being charges with an offense are not true. There is still a long way ... (click for more)
I am an American by birth and a Chattanoogan by the Grace of God. (A phrase I borrowed from the late Lewis Grizzard and modified) I grew up in Chattanooga / East Ridge – Anna B. Lacey Elementary, Dalewood Junior High, Brainerd High, degree UTC. My family lived in Chattanooga until March of this year but I'm still up every month visiting friends. I have been following ... (click for more)
The city, state and CBL & Associates are cooperating on a $40 million plan to make the Hamilton Place section more accessible to Interstate 75. The upcoming project will provide a direct connection for southbound I-75 traffic with Hamilton Place Boulevard. The project will also provide a new connection for those on Hamilton Place Boulevard to enter I-75 northbound. ... (click for more)
The owners of a Kentucky trucking firm involved in a wreck in which six people were killed at the Ooltewah exit of I-75 on June 25 are asking that lawsuits in the matter be handled in Federal Court. Cool Runnings Express owners Billy and Cretty Sizemore are asking that the initial suit brought by Ryan Humphries of Cleveland, Tn., be moved from Hamilton County Circuit Court. ... (click for more)
The Chattanooga Football Club didn't score until the 69th minute but after Chris Ochieng's first goal, they would score two more to earn a 3-0 win over visiting Indiana Fire. The NPSL national semifinal win, before more than 9,200 fans, gives Chattanooga another shot at a national championship after losing to the New York Red Bulls U23 team in the 2014 final. ... (click for more)
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ROSELAND, NJ -- (Marketwired) -- 01/08/14 -- Private sector employment increased by 238,000 jobs from November to December, according to the December ADP National Employment Report®. Broadly distributed to the public each month, free of charge, the ADP National Employment Report is produced by ADP®, a leading global provider of Human Capital Management (HCM) solutions, in collaboration with Moody's Analytics. The report, which is derived from ADP's actual payroll data, measures the change in total nonfarm private employment each month on a seasonally-adjusted basis.
December 2013 Report Highlights*
View the ADP National Employment Report Infograph at www.adpemploymentreport.com.
Total U.S. Nonfarm Private Employment: 238,000
- By Company Size
- Small businesses: 108,000
- 1-19 employees 55,000
- 20-49 employees 53,000
- Medium businesses: 59,000
- 50-499 employees 59,000
- 50-499 employees 59,000
- Large businesses: 71,000
- 500-999 employees -3,000
- 1,000+ employees 74,000
- Small businesses: 108,000
- By Sector
- Goods-producing 69,000
- Service-providing 170,000
- Industry Snapshot
- Construction 48,000
- Manufacturing 19,000
- Trade/transportation/utilities 47,000
- Financial activities 10,000
- Professional/business services 53,000
* Sum of components may not equal total, due to rounding.
Goods-producing employment rose by 69,000 jobs in December, up from an upwardly revised figure of 46,000 in November. Construction had its best month since 2006, adding 48,000 to payrolls. Manufacturing was strong as well, but growth slowed slightly to 19,000 in December. Over the course of 2013, goods-producers added 286,000 jobs. Nearly 75 percent of these gains came from construction as the housing recovery accelerated throughout 2013.
Service-providing industries added 170,000 jobs in December, down slightly from an upwardly revised November figure of 182,000. The ADP National Employment Report indicates that professional/ business services contributed the most to growth in service-providing industries, adding 53,000 jobs. This was the largest gain in the industry in a year. Expansion in trade/transportation/utilities slowed slightly, adding 47,000 jobs in December. Private payrolls increased by nearly 1.9 million jobs in the service-providing industries in 2013. The bulk of this increase was split evenly between transportation/trade/utilities and professional/business services. Finance brought up the rear gaining just 59,000 in the last twelve months.
"The U.S. private sector added 238,000 jobs in December, surpassing November as the strongest month for job growth in 2013," said Carlos Rodriguez, president and chief executive officer of ADP. "It's encouraging news that hopefully bodes well for 2014."
Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, said, "The job market ended 2013 on a high note. Job growth meaningfully accelerated and is now over 200,000 per month. Job gains are broad-based across industries, most notably in construction and manufacturing. It appears that businesses are growing more confident and increasing their hiring."
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Payroll growth for businesses with 49 or fewer employees accelerated in December, adding 108,000 jobs. This is the fastest that small businesses have grown since the beginning of 2012. Employment levels among medium-sized companies with 50-499 employees rose by 59,000 and employment at large companies -- those with 500 or more employees -- increased by 71,000. Both of these figures are relatively unchanged from last month.
The matched sample used to develop the ADP National Employment Report was derived from ADP payroll data, which represents 411,000 U.S. clients employing nearly 24 million workers in the U.S.
ADP Small Business Report®:
Due to the important contribution that small businesses make to economic growth, employment data that are specific to businesses with 49 or fewer employees is reported each month in the ADP Small Business Report®, a subset of the ADP National Employment Report.
December 2013 Small Business Report Highlights*
Total Small Business Employment: 108,000
- By size:
- 1-19 employees 55,000
- 20-49 employees 53,000
- By sector for 1-49 employees:
- Goods producing 28,000
- Service providing 79,000
- By sector for 1-19 employees:
- Goods producing 15,000
- Service providing 40,000
- By sector for 20-49 employees:
- Goods producing 14,000
- Service providing 39,000
* Sum of components may not equal total, due to rounding.
Additional information about small business employment, including charts on monthly job growth and employment levels along with historical data, is available at www.adpemploymentreport.com.
To obtain additional information about the ADP National Employment Report, including additional charts, supporting data and the schedule of future release dates, or to subscribe to the monthly email alerts and RSS feeds, please visit www.adpemploymentreport.com.
The January 2014 ADP National Employment Report will be released at 8:15 a.m. ET on February 5, 2014.
About the ADP National Employment Report®
The ADP National Employment Report® is a monthly measure of the change in total U.S. nonfarm private employment derived from actual, anonymous payroll data of client companies served by ADP®, a leading provider of human capital management solutions. The report, which measures nearly 24 million U.S. workers, is produced by the ADP Research Institute®, a specialized group within the company that provides insights around employment trends and workforce strategy, in collaboration with Moody's Analytics, Inc.
Each month, ADP issues the ADP National Employment Report as part of the company's commitment to adding deeper insights into the U.S. labor market and providing businesses, governments and others with a source of credible and valuable information. The ADP National Employment Report is broadly distributed to the public each month, free of charge.
The ADP Small Business Report is a monthly estimate of private nonfarm employment among companies in the U.S. with 1-49 employees and is a subset of the ADP National Employment Report. The data for both reports is collected for pay periods that can be interpolated to include the week of the 12th of each month, and processed with statistical methodologies similar to those used by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to compute employment from its monthly survey of establishments. Due to this processing, this subset is modified to make it indicative of national employment levels; therefore, the resulting employment changes computed for the ADP National Employment Report are not representative of changes in ADP's total base of U.S. business clients.
For a description of the underlying data and the statistical model used to create this report, please see "ADP National Employment Report: Development Methodology" at www.adpemploymentreport.com/docs/ADP-NER-Methodology-Full-Detail.pdf.
About Moody's Analytics
Moody's Analytics helps capital markets and risk management professionals worldwide respond to an evolving marketplace with confidence. The company offers unique tools and best practices for measuring and managing risk through expertise and experience in credit analysis, economic research and financial risk management. By providing leading-edge software, advisory services and research, including proprietary analyses from Moody's Investors Service, Moody's Analytics integrates and customizes its offerings to address specific business challenges. Moody's Analytics is a subsidiary of Moody's Corporation (NYSE: MCO), which reported revenue of $2.7 billion in 2012, employs approximately 6,800 people worldwide and has a presence in 28 countries. Further information is available at www.moodysanalytics.com.
About ADP
With more than $11 billion in revenues and more than 60 years of experience, ADP® (NASDAQ: ADP) serves approximately 620,000 clients in more than 125 countries. As one of the world's largest providers of business outsourcing and Human Capital Management solutions, ADP offers a wide range of human resource, payroll, talent management, tax and benefits administration solutions from a single source, and helps clients comply with regulatory and legislative changes, such as the Affordable Care Act (ACA). ADP's easy-to-use solutions for employers provide superior value to companies of all types and sizes. ADP is also a leading provider of integrated computing solutions to auto, truck, motorcycle, marine, recreational vehicle, and heavy equipment dealers throughout the world. For more information about ADP, visit the company's Web site at www.adp.com.
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decade. Today, we honour those who lost their lives during
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After almost 50 years in nursing, it still worries me that not enough emphasis is placed on the 'Three Rs' when it comes to sexual health education in Britain. It seems that we are so keen to teach our young people the mechanics of what is safe and what isn't, that we forget there is so much more they should, and indeed must, know.
Channel 4 have a new romantic comedy on at 10pm tonight called Scrotal Recall, charting the mission of a young man tracking down his past sexual contacts when he discovers he has chlamydia. Though it's clearly a rom-com at heart, the show also doubles as a pretty good way to remove the stigma often felt around STIs (sexually transmitted infections).
The public need to know that our NHS is being privatised, not through the back door, but very blatantly through the front. There may as well be very large advertising placards directed at potential providers, promising in twelve-foot type: "If you can do it cheaper - it's yours." I've seen the effects that privatisation can have in other areas of the country - in Milton Keynes, Trafford, Teeside and Leicester. I also know that other colleagues all over the country are currently going through the same nightmare. In fact, it is likely that all of our NHS sexual health services will be put out to tender in the next few years. It is really rather desperate.
If you're a man who fancies himself as the next Sir Chris Hoy - but you don't want to lose any of your prowess in the bedroom - there's good news. A study of more than 5,000 cyclists in the UK has debunked the popular myth that cycling causes male impotence, suggesting that it may not increase your risk of having erection problems (or erectile dysfunction, ED) after all.
During the Christmas period, the number of sexually suggestive perfume advertisements doubles in number. Such famous examples are Jean Paul Gaultier whose naked vixen wakes up alone after a night with a sailor suggests that sex with an unknown companion is perfectly acceptable. At least over 75% of perfume adverts give that same message to young people.
Research published this week by Marie Stopes shows that of 4,000 adults not trying for a baby, a third of women and almost half of the men had unprotected sex at least once in the past year. And here's the surprising part. Around eight out of 10 of those having unprotected sex said they believed it was "very unlikely" that it would result in pregnancy or they'd contract a sexually transmitted infection. When it comes to our sex lives, it seems we cross our fingers and hope for the best. Yet 185,000 women accessed abortion services last year, which suggests that for quite a lot of us, it does happen. Half a million STIs were diagnosed last year too, some of them incurable and life-threatening.


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Mt. Pleasant's preliminary 2014 budget requires no tax hike
Mt. Pleasant Borough Council on Monday voted to authorize advertisement of a preliminary 2014 budget which calls for no tax increase for borough residents.
The $1.2 million spending plan calls for the same amounts in projected expenditures and in projected revenues, said councilwoman Susan Ruszkowski, who chairs the governmental body's finance committee.
"Our (projected) revenue this year is $14,281 less than it was last year at this time, so we had find ways to cut projected expenditures without compromising those three main services — Medic 10, police department and fire department," Ruszkowski said. "All those services will stay intact, and all without raising taxes."
The move came after council voted, 5-4, to approve 1.5 percent raises for the borough's non-union management employees for next year.
Councilwoman Cynthia Stevenson made the motion to provide the five non-union employees the salary increases.
"Our borough employees work very hard. There are numerous examples of them finding ways to save money for the borough," Stevenson said on Tuesday following the meeting. "If the budget allows, a modest raise is appropriate."
Stevenson, along with fellow council members Corey Snyder, David Pritts, Larry Tate and James Wojnar voted for the raises for borough Manager Jeff Landy, Secretary Beverly Fedorchak, police Chief Stephen Ober, street department Manager Mario Fontanazza and waste water treatment plant Manager Norm Stout.
Ruszkowski, along with council President Joseph Bauer, and fellow council members Fred McCloy and Diane Bailey voted against the raises.
In other business, Stout reported on the construction of a storm water runoff system in the borough. He said that directing department officials do the work in-house saved the borough as much as $125,000.
In other business, council voted to:
• Approve the proposed budget of the Mt. Pleasant Business District Authority
• Authorize advertising the 2014 budgets for Medic 10 and liquid fuels
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Google Glass offers plenty of possibilities for augmented reality, but has also thrown up a problem: typing. Minuum Keyboard plans to jump from an Android app to fix that by letting Glass users type with their head movements.
The app's co-founder Will Walmsley says they have been working with Google for months to develop the augmented reality keyboard. The result is an on-screen display that can be selected using head movements and taps of the touch sensitive panel on Glass. It sounds like you'd look silly but the video shows pretty minimalist movements.
The Minuum Keyboard is already available on Android and works by grouping letters for a smaller overall keyboard – ideal for smartwatches too. On Glass it could even be able to virtually project a keyboard onto a surface, like a user's arm, allowing them to tap keys like a real keyboard – eventually.
The video suggests this as a future possibility as well as eye control, once that becomes a possibility on Glass. Working in conjunction with a ring to allow gesture controlled typing is also a future possibility suggested by Minuum.
Will Walmsley says: "Your typical augmented-reality headset is equipped with at least a small touchpad, a motion sensor and a camera. We've worked with Google Glass for a few months now, and have built versions that let you type either using the touchpad, or by detecting subtle head movement."
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St. Louis County Library is hosting a Small Business Expo on Friday, December 14 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with other small business owners, visit with local support agencies and learn more about the resources available at the library.
Participating agencies include: MU Extension, Women's Impact Networking, Small Business Majority, Missouri Venture Forum, Small Business Administration, West County Chamber of Commerce, St. Louis Community College of Continuing Education and St. Louis County Economic Council Enterprise Centers.
Whether you are already a small business owner or are thinking about starting a business, this event will open your eyes to the organizations and resources available to help you.
The Small Business Expo is part of a new initiative by SLCL to provide tools and resources to small business owners. A lecture series will be offered in 2013 covering topics including marketing basics, tax accounting, health reform and more.
To learn more about the Small Business Expo or the Mind Your Business Lecture Series, please call 314-994-3300 or visit www.slcl.org.
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Jackson is the No. 7 prospect and No. 1 player in the West region, and he is still looking at a number of programs, including Florida, Florida State, LSU, Oregon and USC. The Ducks are clearly on the outside looking in, as Jackson hasn't yet visited Eugene -- though he does have one final official visit at his disposal. The Trojans got a big boost recently when Jackson visited Las Vegas and took in USC's bowl win over Fresno State, and Jackson's teammate, quarterback Jalen Greene, received an offer and committed to USC. Florida, Florida State and LSU have long been in the running thanks to strong football and track and field programs; Jackson is a decorated long jumper with dreams of participating in the 2016 Olympics.
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Alumni game revenue should go to help retired players, former Leaf says
Leafs great Rick Vaive says most former NHLers don't care about getting paid to play in alumni games, but that a fund should be established to help old-timers who have fallen on hard times.
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HAMILTON—Getting paid to play in an NHL alumni game isn't something most players even think about, former Maple Leafs captain Rick Vaive says.
But putting some cash in a fund to help retired players who have fallen on hard times, well, that's another story entirely.
"It wouldn't be on the minds of anybody in this dressing room to say, 'Hey what can we make?'" Vaive said Friday night before playing for a team of former Leafs against retired Montreal Canadiens in an outdoor alumni game at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
"It's certainly not something that we would say, 'Hey we want the money,'" Vaive said. "But how can it benefit the alumni association as a whole so we can help the players who need help, whether it be medically or financially? It's usually the older players, guys who have fallen on hard times. If anything, that's the only thing that anybody in the room would be thinking about."
On Saturday afternoon, the Toronto Marlies will play the Hamilton Bulldogs in what is being billed as the Showdown in Steeltown — the American Hockey League's Outdoor Classic.
Friday's game was certainly nowhere near the draw that the alumni game was at this year's Winter Classic in Philadelphia. More than 45,000 people attended that game, generating what is conservatively estimated to be $4 million in gate receipts, but as reported in the Star, multiple sources said players were paid only $200 in addition to having their accommodation and airfare picked up.
But with the Leafs expected to play the Detroit Red Wings in front of 100,000 people at the University of Michigan next year, there's going to be a lot more revenue generated, some of which should at least go to the players' pension fund, several former players said before Friday's game.
"When that happens, we'll all get together and decide what the best thing is," former Leafs goalie Curtis Joseph said. "Let's hope there is enough money that we have to figure out what to do with it. That's always a good thing."
Five-time Stanley Cup winner Guy Lafleur, who coached the Montreal alumni, agreed with Vaive.
"For us getting paid, we don't think about that but it would be nice if they (organizers) would chip in for the old-timers and improve the pension fund," Lafleur said.
Vaive, the first Leaf to score 50 goals, said if there is another big crowd next year for a Leafs-Wings alumni game, organizers should consider giving something back to the old-timers.
"This was the first year they really made any money at an alumni game," Vaive said. "I don't really know the numbers but perhaps in the future if they do have good crowds, then the alumni can benefit and so they should.
"If there's going to be that much money generated and the alumni is taking part, then perhaps something should be done."
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Deaths caused by hot weather are projected to rise by more than 250 per cent, with the elderly most at risk, the New Zealand Doctor magazine reported today.
The increased death rate, driven by climate change, population growth and ageing, would occur by the middle of the century, according to research published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health on Monday.
Researchers examined fluctuations in weather patterns and death rates in the UK between 1993 and 2006.
Using projected population increases they then predicted temperature-related deaths for the 2020s, 2050s, and 2080s.
It was found that "in the absence of any adaptation of the population", heat-related deaths would be expected to rise by about 257 per cent by the 2050s, and cold-related mortality would decline by 2 per cent.
Those aged 85 and older would be most at risk of heat-related death, although the researchers pointed out that this was because of "chronic health conditions and poor aerobic tolerance rather than by increased age per se".
Health protection from hot weather will become increasingly necessary, particularly among elderly.
The authors suggest sustainable options for heat protection, such as shading, thermal insulation, and better choice of construction materials in urban design, rather than air conditioning, which would further contribute to climate change.
"As the contribution of population growth and ageing on future temperature-related health burdens will be large, the health protection of the elderly will be important," the authors said in a media release.
Co-convener of OraTaiao (The New Zealand Climate and Health Council) Rhys Jones told NZ Doctor, even though the research focused on the UK, and the effect of climate change varied widely depending on region, issues such as an ageing population and increased frequency of very hot days meant similar trends were likely in New Zealand.
All efforts should be made to mitigate climate change by reducing carbon emissions, Jones said.
However, a certain amount of change was already locked in, meaning adaptation, such as designing buildings to protect against extreme heat, was essential, he said.
Jones warned that Maori, Pacific Islanders and other high-deprivation populations were more likely to be over-represented in statistics of heat-related illness or death, due to several factors, including greater representation among outdoor workers.
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