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Many of you know of our continued focus on saving and reclaiming the Franklin Battlefield. In 2005, Jim Lighthizer, Ed Bearss, and other preservationists knocked down the infamous Pizza Hut and reclaimed that once-lost battlefield land. Other recent preservation campaigns have clawed back other key tracts all around the bloody breakthrough region of the Franklin Battlefield.
Back in November we announced that we needed to raise $339,000 to reclaim the "strip center" tract at Franklin—ground that was covered with Confederate dead and wounded in 1864 but today sports a Domino's Pizza and a small market selling cheap beer. Well, thanks to the generosity of our members, we are now only $49,000 away from this goal!
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This post is complete bullshit and ignores all the complications that come with nuclear power. First, the materials needed are expensive and procedures handling them are complex. Second, the payload would be significantly heavier, costing millions extra to lift it off Earth. Third, the mission was never intended to be long-term, so why stick a nuclear device on it?
have they even thought of that "caption option" might become a burden for other Netflix users?
Why would it be? It's not like you can't turn it off.
Comparing captions to wheelchair ramps is a stretch.
Well, in theory, any story would get flagged false. Religious stories get flagged false by atheists, atheist stories get flagged false by religious people, science-debunked stories get flagged false by science-savvy people, science stories get flagged false by religious people, etc.
The only thing remaining may be about cats and dogs. I get my news somewhere else anyway
Is there an alternative to gedit?
I liked gedit because it's simple and has themes, so you can change the background and syntax highlighting (I want a dark background.) Fortunately at work I still have gedit 3.4.2, but one day at home after an upgrade gedit's UI became horrible. Hell, even Control-N was fucked up. I don't want a new file in a new window, I want a new file in a new tab, dammit!
It's been said before, but I would like to ask: does a German caption and a DHL truck make you think "this is in Germany!" or something?
That said, what a dumb wreck. Changing lanes while trucks are obscuring the road ahead. A real good idea.
Yep, I am aware the sequels were only "co-written".
I don't like aborting stories though, so I kept reading.
Saw Divergent on the plane earlier this year. Basically a Harry Potter clone, with a nonsensical plot. Fortunately I watched the movie on a red-eye flight, or it would have been a bigger waste of my time.
And yet a sequel is already in the works...
I've watched the first 16 episodes or so of season 1 of Arrow on Netflix. It may have been renewed twice and has good ratings, but I find the series subpar.
Most of the show consist of horrible dialogues and close-ups of Stephen Amell's muscles.
The only time I can bear watching that show is when Willa Holland (eyecandy) or John Barrowman (a real actor) are on-screen.
You don't have to buy an "OV-chipkaart" (public transport chip card) to get anywhere by train. If you use the train only incidentally, you can buy a paper ticket with a chip on it. You have to check in and out with it, but for the rest it's the same limited functionality.
The chipcard has been met with criticism since its inception, though. Aside from the usual privacy concerns, it's poorly implemented. You have to check in and out between different transport companies, for example. And of course the companies rake in the money because the tariffs are, in practice, higher than the traditional way. And a lot of people forget to check out, so they pay the full deposit (20 euro for the train) because the companies make it hard to get the money back.
I'm looking forward to using my ATM card with a NFC chip on it for train travel. That way I don't have to top up or have unused, unreachable money on my card. It's not very anonymous, but the current anonymous card isn't 100% anon either if you top it up with an ATM card or credit card, anyway.
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The highest run-scorer in Twenty20 cricket has been pushed out of Australia's side in Sri Lanka due to poor form.
Colombo: David Hussey, the highest run-getter in Twenty20 cricket, has fallen out of favour with Australia's team management and is struggling to find a place in the starting XI at the ICC World Twenty20.
Hussey's last Twenty20 international half-century came in May 2010 during the third edition of the World Twenty20, and in 14 innings since he has a best of 42 to go with six single-digit scores. The 35-year-old, who has scored 4670 career runs in Twenty20, was dropped from the third match against Pakistan in the UAE last week after scores of 3 and 1 and was not picked in the team for Australia's second warm-up against England on Monday.
As Australia's coach Mickey Arthur explained after the nine-run defeat to England, the junior Hussey has struggled to live up to team expectations. "We wanted to get everything structured and stable before we went into the tournament. Seven doesn't go into six and one guy has to miss out. Since I've come in he's played every game, bar the start of this tournament," he told reporters in Colombo. "We wanted to get little bit more from Dave and wanted Dave to finish games a little bit more than what he has. He's aware of that. We had some good honest chat about it. Dave is still very clearly in the mix and down the line could play a really big role in this tournament."
The emergence of 23-year-old Glenn Maxwell, appears to have put Hussey's place in danger. "Glenn has played some really good one-day innings for us and he's got bit about him. If he has a good tournament then he is certainly a guy who can win games for us. Dave's probably a little bit unlucky," said Arthur.
Hussey was named Player of the Series in Australia's inaugural Big Bash League earlier this year, having made 243 runs at 40.50 and taken eight wickets at 19.50.


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David Vernon Lovely
Missing since August 5, 1985 from Fort Bridger, Sweetwater County, Wyoming.
Classification: Endangered Missing
Vital Statistics
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Lovely was last seen in the vicinity of County Road 201 in Fort Bridger, Wyoming.
The story of Lovely's disappearance is baffling. Although the last time his family heard from him was August 5, 1985, the case didn't come to the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office until nine days later when some campers found his abandoned burgundy 1978 Yamaha motorcycle near Baxter Road.
Lovely had become separated from his family during a cross-country move. According to police reports, Lovely's mother was driving a large U-Haul truck and he was was driving the motorcycle. They stopped every 30 miles to check on David. When they got to Evanston, Lovely's mother and sister wanted to stop but he wanted to keep going. He left the two, telling them he would wait for them at a rest stop further east. They never saw him again.
The last time he was heard from was a call to his aunt. He told her he had had trouble with his motorcycle and pushed it into the Bingo Truck Stop in Fort Bridger. A "rough looking" man on a motorcycle worked on the bike and "fixed it better than it was," Lovely told his aunt. He also told her he was afraid of the man who fixed the motorcycle.
The family and authorities rode the area where the motorcycle was found with ATVs and searched all around there. The keys were left in the bike and it had a half tank of gas. It was in running condition. However, no sign of the young man was ever found.
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Scrolls is a crazy mix of trading card games, board games, and strategy games, courtesy of the developers that gave you Minecraft. And Mojang's release schedule for the game will sound familiar to anybody who spent a lot of time dodging Creepers and digging for Redstone.
Scrolls will first be released as a closed alpha to test the card game mechanics, and then roll into an open beta. This is where fans and early birds can hop on. Mojang has made it clear, though, that the beta will be incomplete. The developer just wants as much feedback as they can possibly get on each feature as it's introduced.
As features are tweaked and stabilized, they'll be added to the game until it's been fully tested.
If asking gamers to pay to be beta testers sounds a little unusual, it's how Minecraft became so popular. The price of the game stayed low due to it being a beta, and anybody who got on board early and kept playing essentially got the full game at a discounted price.
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Series Study: IFS - Part 1 of 2
In the early 90's, ERP came of age. Everyone had to have the functionality
ERP packages promised. Since then, as Web and Internet technologies have
matured, CRM on the front end, and e-Procurement and Supply Chain Management
on the back end, these packages have come into their own.
in 2001, the catchphrase is "Collaborative Commerce," where we unite all
of the above elements into one coherent system within and between organizations.
This is the Big Kahuna, the zero latency, fully transparent, 360 degree
exposure that is the stuff systems integrators dream of. Is it here? Are
the technologies mature enough? Simple enough?
one of a series of articles on Collaborative Commerce (C-Commerce) takes
a look at the effort IFS is making in the push. This is a two-part
article: The first part focuses on details of IFS, the company and its
product, and the second part discusses TEC's analysis of their solutions
and TEC's recommendations for their use.
of IFS
Industrial & Financial Systems, IFS, was founded in 1983 in Linkoping,
Sweden. In 1990, the company released the first version of its flagship
product, IFS Applications, primarily a non-GUI, ERP system. Its
initial geographic marketing niche was Europe.
1993, IFS released its first product with a graphical user interface,
and in 1994, IFS began an intense development project to transfer IFS
Applications to object-oriented technology. The first result of the effort
was the 1997 release of IFS Applications 98. IFS underwent a major
development push in 2000 to upgrade its software across the board, continuing
its focus on componentized technology and increasing its web-enablement,
while expanding its suite of products to cover territory much more broad
than ERP. The effort culminated in the release of IFS Applications
2001, released internationally in August 2000, though not available
in the U.S. until March of 2001. It next major upgrade is IFS Applications
2002, due in the coming months.
was largely unknown to the U.S. until 1995, when they began marketing
programs with the establishment of a subsidiary in Raleigh, North Carolina.
IFS has sales in 43 countries, and subsidiaries or third-party support
in 26 countries, with nine offices in the U.S. The product has been translated
into 22 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese,
Chinese, and Russian. The company has over 3000 customers and approximately
120,000 users worldwide.
on conversations with John Bridges, the VP of Marketing for North America,
Chris Jensen of Jensen Market Relations, and Brian Johnson, former CTO
of IFS, TEC learned that IFS believes it is the fastest-growing supplier
of enterprise-class business applications worldwide, bar none. In Fiscal
Year 2000, the company enjoyed 74% growth in revenue licensing dollars
over 1999, considerably outpacing other major ERP-based rivals such as
Oracle (~50% growth), PeopleSoft (~50% growth), J.D.
Edwards (~35% growth), SAP (~30% growth), and Baan (in
negative territory) [Source: IFS]
Technology Approach
IFS Applications 2001 represents a very focused "componentized" approach
to both its software development, and its software sales. It contains
over 60 software components, each component representing a particular
function across the broad spectrum of what IFS calls the extended enterprise,
which is a term analogous to Collaborative Commerce. They have organized
the components under eight umbrella categories, including: IFS eBusiness,
IFS Financials, IFS Front Office, IFS Distribution, IFS Manufacturing,
IFS Human Resources, IFS Maintenance, and IFS Engineering. Across these
eight umbrella categories, they have additional functionality in Portal,
Project Management, Quality Management, Document Management, and Business
Logical View
from a logical point of view, IFS talks about a five-layered approach
to enterprise applications: the first layer is the data source, or database
that stores and manages the data; the second tier consists of Business
Entities that know how to store, retrieve, and modify their own data,
but contain no logic for how the data is to be used; the third tier contains
Business Activities that contain the actual business logic for workflow;
the fourth tier is the Business Process layer, which represents the link
between business practices and the corresponding system configuration,
and; at the top is the fifth layer, Presentation, containing a number
of similarly-designed and easy to navigate user interfaces.
logical organization may appear to be complicated, but the company's philosophy
is that, by encapsulating functionality within modules, by layers, with
clearly defined interfaces that other modules (and even other applications,
including those of third parties) can readily access, IFS Applications
presents unprecedented flexibility for the customer. Customers can choose
to implement as many or as few components as they need, or as their company
can absorb, avoiding the so-called "big bang" approach to enterprise application
development that is considerably out of vogue these days (in large part
due to both cost and length of implementation time). The applications
are driven by business processes, which, by the nature of encapsulation,
can be changed quite easily, driving changes both up to the presentation
layer and down toward the data layer, in short order.
Foundation 1 V5 is their "lifecycle management tool," or environment for
designing and building the component blocks into enterprise applications.
Physical View
physical view of the IFS technical environment is essentially three-tiered:
it relies primarily on an Oracle database at the first tier (although
IBM has announced coming DB2 support, and Microsoft's
SQLServer can be used in certain areas for additional functionality,
as described below). At the middle tier, the application server level,
the company relies on primarily on Apache's Tomcat freeware,
although it also supports Bea's Weblogic. At the presentation
layer, many, though not all of the components, are web-enabled. Essentially,
the company splits its web-enablement between those components which are
customer- or supplier-facing (web-enabled), and those that are used strictly
internally (client-server, or "thick client").
user interface is primarily written in Java; the business-logic supports
CORBA for database and application independence.
Breadth of Functionality
Let's take a look at just how complete a picture the IFS Applications
2001 suite draws for a customer looking for a Collaborative Commerce solution.
We'll study some of its offerings by its "umbrella" categories (for full
descriptions, please contact the company or visit their web site at: http://www.ifsworld.com)
IFS collects most of their web-enabled components under the eBusiness
umbrella. These components include:
Storefront and Web Store - Web Store is IFS' mid-market solution,
OEM'd from Intershop; Enterprise Storefront is home-grown, based
on CORBA technology, and includes on-the-fly product and pricing configuration;
quotes; order processing, and; automated email updates of order status.
Given IFS' international bearing, they naturally support multiple currencies
and recognize regional tax laws. Enterprise Storefront supports Java Beans
for additional functionality. Note: In IFS Applications 2002, only the
OEM version from Intershop will be available.
Center - Standard customer support application, although lacking such
advanced web-based features as Live Chat, Collaborative Web Browsing,
Call Me Now, Message Boards, or Chat Rooms. The company claims some of
this type of support is coming in IFS Applications 2002.
Service - All IFS applications are WAP and WML-enabled, enabling mobile
users to access their IFS components from wireless laptops, PDA's, or
cell phones, in real time.
- Essentially a webified version of Procurement features, with hooks to
their Marketplace solutions.
Portals - Provide customer, employee, and supplier with personalized,
role-based interfaces to IFS applications. Includes "portlet" technology,
whereby other information sources from within and without a company can
be "windowed" and presented on the same screen to the user. There are
over 250 pre-built portlets, and the portals support auto-refresh.
Front Office
Service and Operations - Offers service organizations with the ability
to execute and invoice field service tasks, as well as manage business
relations between companies by facilitating contract agreements and pricing.
and Marketing components include Proposal Generation, Sales Configurator,
Sales & Marketing, and Marketing Encyclopedia. IFS purchased a company
called Exactium, an Israeli company, in 1999, for its rules-based
engine for sales configuration (it has since sold Exactium to Pivotal,
retaining rights to use the technology), and EMS Inc., an American
ERP and Manufacturing Execution System (MES) systems supplier, for rules-based
product configuration. They've combined those forces under the Sales Configurator
modules that cover AP/AR, General Ledger, and Fixed Assets.
modules for maintaining Inventory, doing Purchasing and Invoicing, and
handling Customer Orders
key area of focus for IFS. Contains modules that enable Demand Planning;
Constraint-based Scheduling; Costing; Shop Floor Reporting; CRP/MRP; Shop
Orders; MTO (Make To Order), CTO (Configure To Order), and Repetitive
production methods; and Master Scheduling
Human Resources
such areas as Payroll processing, Expense Reporting, Time and Attendance
Tracking, Project Tracking, Recruitment, and Employee Development programs.
for the monitoring and maintenance of equipment, and scheduling of repairs
for the design of Process, Instrumentation, Electricals, Plant Layout
and Piping, as well as modules for Project Management and PDM Configuration.
that fall under all these product umbrellas include Document Management,
and what IFS calls Business Performance, which is more commonly called
Business Intelligence or reporting. Document Management is essentially
a flat-file library with a layer of templates, version control and release
management, as well as OCR support. It makes documents available via the
browser. The Business Performance module consists of a homegrown Datawarehouse,
and bundles Crystal Reports from Crystal Decisions. It includes
over 300 pre-built reports. It includes Dashboard (semi-realtime)
reporting by OEM'ing ProClarity's solution (ProClarity was formerly
known as Knosys). You can have OLAP capability only if you run
the Datawarehouse on SQLServer 2000 and employ that database's built-in
OLAP and reporting capabilities.
is the end of Part 1. Part 2 will discuss TEC's analysis of IFS' solutions,
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All in all, it's good to see the trickle down to other industries from the bourbon boom.
Now, as to Solo cups, the only drawback is that hummingbirds are attracted to the red ones. It can a real bitch keeping them out of your good stuff.
Just wait a couple months and I am sure you will be able to pick these up at half price from the Libbey Oulet.
Or at T.J. Maxx.
The way I read that article, Libbey might be targeting bars more than individuals with this stuff.
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Crate and Barrel has a nice collection of glassware.
I find that while Libbey tends to be relatively inexpensive their focus on the on premises market makes it hard for the individual consumer to buy the glasses unless you want a couple dozen at once (I bought an entire box of Libbey coupes at one point, about 36 I think, because I am always breaking the damn things!). If a store is willing to sell the glasses individually there tends to be a healthy mark up for the privilege of buying only a few at a time.


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Runaway train never going back
Under the stardust late at night I can feel it too, and it makes the blood freeze in my veins.
In mother's diary:
We're on the train now, after two whole days of controls, questions and phone calls we were finally allowed to leave Moscow. I lay awake at night just watching him sleep, listening to the sound of him breathing and the steel tracks beneath us. We could be going anywhere, I wouldn't care, just being close to him is enough, but I wish I could get over this quiet anxiety. I see it in his eyes sometimes when he looks out the window, as if he's not really watching that harsh landscape that's rapidly passing outside in the dark. His mind is somewhere else and I can't go there with him, at least not yet. If he would only let me in, but I guess I'm not making it easier by never asking what he's thinking of. Maybe tomorrow.
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are we all imprisoned in our mind? is that why when we sleep, so many of us fly in our dreams, arms flapping, running & jumping into the air. if only we could runaway from our thoughts.ReplyDelete
Words can't even begin to describe how much I love this....ReplyDelete
We all wish we can defy gravity at one time or another. It's when the wishing turns to actually defying when it gets ugly.
I love the diary entry, it makes me sort of nostalgic in a way.
Beautiful photo, dear.
Such interesting contrasts between freedom and confinement.ReplyDelete
I imagine you are as beautiful as your words.ReplyDelete
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Have a SUPER weekend ! OK, it's almost over.ReplyDelete
very satisfying as always: the entries, your thoughts and prose.ReplyDelete
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Jon Shields | Princeton University Press
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Elizabeth Shakman Hurd | Princeton University Press
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Elizabeth Shakman Hurd | Princeton University Press
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Charles Mathewes | Eerdmans
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Irene Oh | Georgetown University Press
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November 8, 2013
By Rich Tucker
When it became obvious to the president that HealthCare.gov was a disaster -- several days after it launched, reportedly -- he knew just what to do: Hire more people to work on the site.
"To ensure that we make swift progress, and that the consumer experience continues to improve, our team has called in additional help to solve some of the more complex technical issues we are encountering," the Health and Human Services Department announced on October 20.
The problems with Obamacare run far deeper than the website. But the government's approach to this particular problem is the correct one: As a general rule, people solve problems. Even seemingly unsolvable problems tumble before human ingenuity.
Take oil. It's a finite resource; they're not making any more. In the 1950s, oil-industry expert M. King Hubbert predicted the U.S. would reach "peak oil" production around 1970. After that it would be all downhill. And for decades, he seemed to be correct. The U.S. would be a net importer forever, sending valuable dollars overseas for crude oil.
But hold on. "The United States has overtaken Saudi Arabia to become the world's biggest oil producer," Reuters reports, "as the jump in output from shale plays has led to the second biggest oil boom in history."
We're not at 1970 levels yet, but we're on a marked upswing. How did this happen? Hydraulic fracturing, developed by humans to get oil out of tight rock formations. And horizontal drilling, to allow for exploration across vast areas with a relatively tiny footprint. Humans saw a problem. Humans solved a problem.
That's not how everybody sees it. Some still warn that a "population boom" is putting Earth itself at risk.
For example, worrywart Alan Weisman is out with a new book, Countdown, about the danger of overpopulation. "Everywhere he goes, Weisman reports on the problems that fast-rising populations have created: rivers running dry, coral reefs without fish, disappearing forests, changing climates and eroding soils," writes Fred Pearce in his Washington Post review. "But defusing the population bomb gives us a shot at cleaning up the mess."
Of course, humans are already solving some of those problems. We're creating marine reserves to protect reefs. Huge parts of the U.S. have been reforested since we stopped using wood for fuel. Where once we cut down trees indiscriminately and killed whales for their oil, we now grow more trees than we cut down and protect whales.
Humans also want to keep rivers flowing and soil from eroding. And we will. As long as there are enough of us alive to do so. But Weisman warns that there are too darn many of us already, and that's distracting us.
"An educated woman has an interesting and useful contribution to make to her family and her society," he writes at CNN.com. "Since she can't easily do that with seven children hanging on her skirts, most women who get through secondary school want two children or fewer. Providing access to contraception and educating women may be the fastest path to giving our planet a break."
But like "peak oil," overpopulation is an idea that should have gone out of style. The concern these days, as David Goldman explains in his book How Civilizations Die, is underpopulation.
The United States is the only large industrialized country with a birthrate above the replacement level (2.1 children per woman). Populations in the rest of the developed world, from Europe to Japan, are shrinking. The same thing is happening in the Middle East. "Muslim countries with a high literacy rate -- Iran, Turkey, Algeria, Tunisia -- have already fallen below replacement fertility," Goldman says. "Most Iranians have six siblings, but will have one or two children."This sort of depopulation has never happened before. Goldman warns that it could mean more violence, as Islamic nations realize they have no future. It will, at a minimum, mean we must radically reform our entitlement systems or see them collapse across the developed world, as workers will simply be unable to afford all the benefits promised to older generations.
Neither of those developments would be positive. But at least there will be fewer people around to suffer through them. Humanity has already solved overpopulation. Let's see if we're clever enough to deal with underpopulation.
- Rich Tucker is senior writer in the B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics at the Heritage Foundation.
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- Nelvana Limited, Marathon Productions
- Cartoon Characters: Hercules, Iolas, Hera, King Eurystheus, Warrior, Axos, Male Citizen, Female Citizen, Iolas' Brother, Iolas' Sister, Villagers.
- Originally Released in 1999.
- Color
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Canada / France
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While undertaking his famous "Twelve Labors," imposed upon him by vengeful goddess Hera, Hercules saves a village from the Nemean Lion. Witnessing this, young sheepherder Iolas, who idolizes Hercules, decides to follow him, and to find out what makes such a great hero tick. But Hercules doesn't consider himself a hero at all. He has done something long ago which is still haunting him now, and he fights Hera's beasts to try to make up for what he has done. While Hera rejoices at Hercules' sufferings, Iolas longs to help his hero free himself from this dark secret. Then, just before Hercules is to fight the nine-headed Hydra, he finally reveals his past to Iolas. When he was young and prideful, he challenged the gods of Olympus by claiming that he could shoot an arrow all the way to the sun. With help from an angry Hera, the flaming arrow returned to earth, and they burned a village. Hercules feels that he can never be forgiven for this deed. But before the Hydra can defeat Hercules, Iolas gets him to see that he must stop punishing himself for the past- and to see that his worth as a hero is in helping those who need him now. Seeing the truth in this, a renewed Hercules defeats the Hydra. But his labors aren't over yet.
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All requests for Motor Vehicle Information are subject to strict Alberta legislation governing its release. For detailed information, please see the Access to Motor Vehicle Information Regulation (AMVIR) on the Forms, Legislation and Links page and on the AMVIR section of this website.
Driver's abstract means a family of motor vehicle information products released by the Registrar under Section 5 of AMVIR. Currently, the Registrar may release the following driver's abstract information products:
- 3-, 5-, 10-year printed Driver Abstract;
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The preferred release channel for driver's abstracts is through an Alberta registry agent.
Driver Abstract (SDA)
The Driver Abstract (often referred as Standard Driver Abstract (SDA)) may be released to the driver or to a party having a valid purpose in legislation. A Driver Abstract provides the current status of an operator's licence and lists conviction information, any applicable demerit points, and suspensions. However, the Driver Abstract is neither the confirmation of the individual's driving experience nor the confirmation of the date first licensed.
The Driver Abstract confirms information from an individual's driving record that includes: name, address, date of birth, height, weight, sex, MVID number, operator license number and issue date, expiration date, class, current demerit points, suspended status, reinstatement conditions (if any) and the list of violations (descriptions, demerit/merit points, and suspension term).
The Driver Abstract is released through Alberta registry agents as 3-, 5- or 10-year printed reports.
Commercial Driver Abstract (CDA)
At the request of the commercial carrier industry, Alberta Transportation and Service Alberta have developed a new driver's abstract report. The Commercial Driver Abstract (CDA) enhances the employer's ability to assess safety risks associated with a driver prior to hiring.
The CDA adds information related to instances of Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) inspections to information from an individual's driving record that is normally embedded in the Driver Abstract. However, unlike the Driver Abstract, the CDA does not include driver's height, weight, sex, and date of birth information. The CDA may be released through Alberta registry agents, as 3-year printed reports, to the driver and to those parties identified in Registrar's Decisions: Notification 01/2011. Further, the Registrar's Decisions: Notifications 01/2012 notifies the public about the release of 5- and 10-year CDAs. Additional information about the CDA is available on the Alberta Transportation website.
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You may request your driver's abstract from any location in the world by using the Notarized Request for Personal Driving and Motor Vehicle Information (REG 3392) form (pdf) NEW May 13th, 2015. Before you can order your driver's abstract you have to prepare a copy of the appropriate photo ID and date and sign the form in the office of a Notary Public. The Notary Public is required to verify your identity and to notarize both the completed form and the copy of the photo ID used for identification purposes.
You have to contact an Alberta registry agent to order and pay the applicable costs. Before releasing information the registry agent has to receive the notarized (sealed) documents. The registry agent is required to send to you the original information product by registered mail or courier to the address indicated in the notarized request.
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The individual representing you must be physically present in the office of the registry agent, present the appropriate photo ID, and sign and complete the Driver Abstract Statement of Intent (REG3388) form (pdf) NEW May 13th, 2015. The form must be signed and dated in front of a registry agent clerk that also signs the form as a witness.
Requesting a Copy of a Minor's Abstract in the Office of a Registry Agent
A parent/legal guardian may apply on behalf of a minor (person under 18 years of age), who is not self-supporting or married. The parent/guardian must supply acceptable identification, complete the Driver Abstract Statement of Intent (REG 3388) form (pdf) NEW May 13th, 2015 by checking the 5(1)(b)(iv) box and the appropriate box for the type of driver's abstract required. The form must be signed and dated in front of a registry agent clerk that also signs the form as a witness.
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The closure of the University of Iowa Theatre Building because of flooding has forced the UI Theatre department to change its Iowa Summer Rep and Summer Opera seasons.
? Iowa Summer Rep's production of "Bad Seed" will be June 27-29 at the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts.
? Iowa Summer Rep's production of "The Who's Tommy" will be performed in September as part of the 2013-2014 UI Theatre Mainstage season.
? All performances of the UI Summer Opera's "Lolanthe" - scheduled for July 11 to 14 - will be moved to the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts.
? The free performances of the special UI Theatre summer production "No Fish in the House" at the UI Theatre Building have been canceled. "No Fish in the House" will still perform the performance at 12:30 p.m. today in downtown Iowa City at the Iowa Arts Festival on the Weatherdance Fountain Stage.


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We're all familiar with the classic shell game. We follow the ball. We know the huckster's tricks and we know he is moving it around to trip us up, but we believe our eyes are faster than the huckster's hands.
Since the day in November of last year when the Supreme Court announced that it would hear the ObamaCare case, Americans have watched the ball of the individual mandate. We reckoned that we knew where the huckster was going to put it and some of us thought there was even a chance that it would fall off the table completely.
Then yesterday, after we all had placed our bets, confident that it would show up under the Commerce Clause shell, the huckster ended the game by revealing the location of the individual mandate ball: It was under the Taxation Clause shell. We all guessed wrong and we all lost.
Perhaps the strangest part of Thursday's Supreme Court ruling upholding the constitutionality of ObamaCare was the reasoning relied on by Chief Justice John Roberts to justify the decision.
In plain language, Roberts said that although the government cannot force you to buy a commodity (health insurance), it can tax you if you don't.
And therein lies a bit of a sticky wicket for the Chief Justice, as well. Despite the government's attorneys arguing that the individual mandate is a penalty and not a tax (President Obama himself adamantly made such a denial), Roberts dismissed the administration's label, declaring that the penalty was a tax and therefore permissible under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution.
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