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This book lays out a variety of opinions on regionalism, its history and its future. While the essays do not comprise a debate, pro and con, about regionalism, they do provide a wide array of perspectives, based on the authors' diverse backgrounds and experience.
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Academics, community activists, and politicians have rediscovered regionalism, insisting that regions are critical functional units in a world-wide economy and, just as important, critical functional units in individual American lives. More and more of us travel across city, county, even state borders every morning on our way to work. Our television, radio, and print media rely on a regional marketplace. Our businesses, large and small, depend on suppliers, workers, and customers who rarely reside in a single jurisdiction. The parks, riverfronts, stadiums, and museums we visit draw from, and provide an identity to, an area much larger than a single city. The fumes, gases, chemicals, and run-off that pollute our air and water have no regard for municipal boundaries. This book lays out a variety of opinions on regionalism, its history and its future. While the essays do not comprise a debate, pro and con, about regionalism, they do provide a wide array of perspectives, based on the authors' diverse backgrounds and experience. Some contributors have made close academic studies of how regional action occurs, in various states like Minnesota, California, and Oregon; others give an historical account of a particular region like that surrounding New York City; and yet others point out aspects of regionalism--race, especially-- that should not be ignored. Why did past efforts at regional collaboration fall apart? What did regionalist efforts of decades ago leave undone, and what new goals should regionalists set? Without an understanding of these questions, policymakers and advocates may find themselves " reinventing the region." This book provides an important understanding of howregionalism has played out in the past, how policies shape places, and the possibilities and limits of regional action. Bruce J. Katz, director of the Brookings Institution Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy, was formerly chief of staff at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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America's largest and most immediate problem is the crisis of unemployment and underemployment — not our long-term debt.
The very conservative Wall Street Journal has acknowledged that "government spending holds the key to growth." The cuts to government spending "effectively halved real GDP growth in the first half of 2011" and it fears a greater drag in 2012.
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Main Street is desperate for jobs and when Americans are working national incomes are rising and therefore tax revenues are rising which is our most effective method for reducing our deficit.
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Refinance underwater mortgages at today's low rates. This would significantly lower mortgage payments, prevent many foreclosures, and free up what has been estimated to be billions in lower payments that individuals would use to pay down other debt or to spend to stimulate the economy.
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Rebuild the many areas of America that have been devastated by disasters. This is an obvious role of government.
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Cutting taxes also is being suggested. Major tax cuts have been tried by President Obama — the extension of the Bush tax cuts, the so-called "stimulus" involving a massive tax cut of over $200 billion, and then we had a payroll tax holiday. Though these tax cuts have had an effect, it is clear they are not the answer and have led to larger deficits.
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By Howard Gleckman :: October 3rd, 2013
President Obama must continue to refuse to negotiate policy while the government is shut down. If he does not hold firm on this principle, these mindless and grossly inefficient closures threaten to become the new normal. Real shutdowns—and not just vague threats of closures– could well become a standard part of the annual budget process. […]
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If you recently heard the news that Congress is debating the merits of raising the debt ceiling, don't think you have time-traveled back to 2011 or to 2012. In the absence of Congressional action, and barring some extraordinary measures, the debt ceiling is set to be breached sometime in the next several weeks, and the […]
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Mark E. Adamczyk: Can delinquent board member make payment to avoid removal from the board?
Editor's note: Attorneys at Goede, Adamczyk & DeBoest, PLLC respond to questions about Florida community association law. With offices in Naples, Fort Myers and Miami, the firm represents community associations throughout Florida and focuses on condominium and homeowner association law, real estate law, litigation, estate planning and business law.
Q. I have been told that a board member in a condominium is removed from the board if he or she fails to pay condo fees for 90 or more days. If this is the case, is the removal accomplished at a board meeting and should it be on the agenda? Can the delinquent board member make payment to avoid removal from the board? Your guidance is appreciated.
A. Your understanding is essentially correct. The Florida condominium laws do not allow a board member to become delinquent for 90 days and correct the problem by making payment at the 11th hour in order to save his or her seat on the board. Once a board member is more than 90 days delinquent in any monetary obligation due the association, the law treats this as an abandonment of the director's seat on the board. The monetary obligation can be an unpaid assessment, fine or late fee. The director is automatically suspended from serving on the board, and the remaining board members are immediately permitted to fill the vacancy as permitted by the association's bylaws. If the bylaws do not address this scenario, the default rule in the statute is that the remaining directors are permitted to fill the seat with a majority vote.
Q. Should a discussion and evaluation of the condominium association manager's (CAM) performance review be done in an open or closed meeting? I have heard that we can have closed meetings to discuss personnel matters, but I am not sure what that means. Thank you in advance for your comments.
A. There are many myths and misunderstandings about closed or, my personal favorite, "executive" sessions of the board. Board members serving their community association need to remember that all meetings of the board of directors should be open to the members, with only two exceptions. The first exception is meetings with the association's attorney to discuss litigation. The other exception is a board meeting to discuss personnel matters. In my opinion, the discussion of personnel matters in a closed board meeting is only appropriate if the meeting relates to an association employee. The vast majority of community associations we deal with do not have employees. Rather, they contract with a professional management company to manage the community. These management companies and their staff members are not association employees. However, if your CAM does not work for an outside management firm and works directly for the association as an employee, then I think it would be proper to discuss the CAM's performance in a closed meeting as a personnel matter.
Q. I am buying a bank-owned REO property that has a large homeowners association (HOA) lien. I understand that the bank, as the first mortgagee, only owes 12 months of fees secured by the lien. If paid by the bank at my closing, what happens to the rest of the HOA lien? Can the HOA come after me, the next owner, for the rest of the lien?
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A. This is an interesting question, and I have heard of some very aggressive collections firms that have attempted to go after purchasers like yourself for the amounts not collected from a foreclosing bank. Fortunately for you, I believe such efforts are illegal in Florida. The HOA statute provides that a new property owner is responsible for all delinquent charges that were not paid by the prior owner. However, as you point out, a foreclosing bank is only liable for 12 months of fees or 1 percent of the mortgage debt, whichever is less. If a first mortgagee forecloses and pays what it owes the association under Florida law, then the association cannot and should not pursue the next owner for any balance not collected. You, as the new owner, are only liable for what the bank owed. If the bank paid the association at a proper title closing, the association needs to write off any balance and give you a clean slate.
Q. There is a vacant unit on the second floor of our condo building that has water damage from a leak in the dishwasher. The damage is causing a leak into the unit below on the first floor. The association sent letters to the owner of the upstairs unit demanding access to the unit in order to confirm whether the dishwasher is still leaking. The owner is refusing access and is not cooperating. I am on the board and I am concerned that we will be sued by the owner of the lower unit if we do not take action. What are your thoughts on this?
A. The association probably has the right to enter the unit under these circumstances, but your board should first consult with the association's attorney. The condominium statute provides that the association has the right to access living units during reasonable hours if necessary to protect the common elements or other living units. Most condominium documents have provisions similar to the statute, and some even require each unit owner to keep a key in the association's office in the event there is a casualty when the owner is not in residence. If the board believes that there is still a leak and the owner is refusing to cooperate, then I would advise the board to consider hiring a locksmith to gain entry. Taking this action could prevent major damage to the common elements and unit below. Further, the association can probably pass any costs incurred to the owner at fault, which would be secured by a lien. Again, I think the board should consult with its attorney before taking further action in this difficult scenario.
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Numerous advances in medical research, education and patient care are being made in Oklahoma. This column will introduce you to some of the programs that will make it possible for us to live longer, healthier lives.
But the ability to prolong life through medical technology can raise questions. Many people do not fear death, but fear not being allowed to die. Biomedical ethics is a process that helps physicians, patients and their families make these difficult decisions.
The Supreme Court decision in the Cruzan case determined that an individual has a right to refuse treatment if that desire is made known. But Nancy Cruzan could not articulate the desire to be taken off life support and there was not clear and convincing proof that she wanted to die.
"I think it was, as decisions go, pretty good," said Dr. Richard Wright, director of the University of Oklahoma Biomedical and Health Care Ethics Program. "It fully reaffirmed an individual's right to refuse medical treatment regardless of anything else. And it made it possible for an incompetent person to have that right exercised on their behalf, provided that the desire can be documented.
"The problem with the Cruzan case was that the court decided Nancy Cruzan had not made her wishes well enough known. But it could have been a lot worse. They could have said you can't do that.
"The problem is that it is inappropriate for legislators and the legal system to be making decisions on these kinds of cases. By allowing the courts to intervene, we get people who know nothing about ethics, health care or the specific case making the decision. The state, through the courts and legislature, has no business interfering in that decision-making process," said Wright.
"The decision is a private matter between the patient, the physican and, if the patient is incompetent, the appropriate proxy decision maker for the patient. This is an ethical process, not a legal one."
Teaching biomedical and health care ethics at the University of Oklahoma helps health professionals understand the conflicts involved in ethical dilemmas to make the right decision. It involves teaching the process of decision making, recognizing ethical problems, recognizing different ways to deal with ethical problems and learning to understand different viewpoints.
The goal of the program is to integrate the instruction of ethics into the curriculum of the seven colleges of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, which covers multiple dimensions of the health care community. …


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Most Woods College of Advancing Studies graduate courses are available only to students in a WCAS Master's program. A few graduate courses are available to non-degree students; please see course descriptions below for courses which may be taken by non-degree students. Non-degree students registering for WCAS graduate courses must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Non-degree students register at the Woods College office in St. Mary's Hall South.
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ADGR 770401 Accounting and Financial Analysis
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Financial statements, fundamental accounting concepts, procedures, terminology and contemporary financial reporting are introduced using state-of-the-art business software. The course develops a user perspective to accounting to better understand what the numbers say. Explores the accounting cycle, the various statements that are the product of the process and the implications the data carry. Reviews areas where alternative methods of reporting are allowed. Designed for those using, not preparing data. Little or no formal accounting background needed.
Mon, 6:30–9:00, Aug 31–Dec 14, John Glynn
ADGR 770501 Law and Social Responsibility
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Laws define and reinforce personal and professional relationships. Course explores how laws influence society and how society influences the law. Considers the broad social and professional contexts connecting individuals, families and organizations. Presents an overview of the structure of the Federal and Massachusetts Courts as well as the criminal and juvenile justice systems. Examines civil laws applicable to the family, including the legal aspects of marriage, child custody, adoption, divorce and liability for conduct. Addresses issues of ethics, equality and privacy.
Tues, 6:30–9:00, Sept 1–Dec 15, Heather Lewis
ADGR 770601 Communication in a Global Work Environment
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Successful organizational leaders recognize the enormous impact of globalization, and the need to communicate and interact effectively within complex, multicultural work environments. Students will begin to think about how their world view is constructed; learn to better understand subtle, cultural dynamics and nuances; and understand the significance of emotional intelligence. Students will address things that get in the way of clear communication like biases, judgments and assumptions about others. Students will also examine changes in how communications occur today through the loosening of grammatical standards and the implications of stripping formerly face-to-face or substantive communications with text or emoji-based symbols. Topics include addressing how we shape our world view, the tension between "culture" as something fixed, and leaders as influencers of a collaborative culture. Media influences, nonverbal cues, and the formation of worldviews are examined. The course explores values, stereotyping and cultural biases through readings, assessment tools, case studies and presentations. A hybrid course utilizing required classroom attendance on September 3, 24, October 22, November 12, December 3 and 10. The other weeks will require monitoring and posting to the virtual classroom on Canvas 2-3 days each of those on-line weeks to submit work and engage in on-line discussion.
Thurs, 6:30–9:00, Sept 3–Dec 17, Elisabeth Hiles
ADGR 770701 Conflict Resolution: Negotiation Skills
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Negotiation is a central process in decision making and conflict resolution. Course examines the theory and practice of negotiation in a variety of contexts, including labor-management relations, buying and selling, mergers and acquisitions, civil liability suits, international diplomacy, and intra-organizational bargaining. Topics include target setting, concession making, power and influence, team management and negotiations, strategy and tactics and phases of competitive and cooperative negotiations.
Wed, 6:30–9:00, Sept 2–Dec 16, Katherine Lev and Trent Sevene
ADGR 770901 New Technologies: Forward Thinking
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The speed, mobility, convenience and access to emerging technologies is forcing a shift in the landscape to faster and smaller platforms. Course explores the impact of increased mobility, miniaturization, software systems and the evolving procedures and requirements. Examines how to make acceptance of these changes more efficient to effect a dynamic transition from the traditional to the more advanced technologies. Topical and current readings and policy guidelines for this situation lead to the examination of better methods for understanding, selection and evaluating upgrades as well as the introduction of any new system. The course also explores the positive and negative consequences of such innovation. In this hybrid distance-learning environment, students attend six classroom meetings. Distance learning using the class MyFiles site, e-mail and immersive techniques will be applied. .
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ADGR 772401 Consultation
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Every productive member of any organization consults. Sometimes an organization wants a specific problem "fixed"; other times information and expertise is needed; at times personal problems need resolution. Competitive organizations, departments and individuals will ask for assistance. A consultant needs a full compendium of skills: the theory, professional skill building and specific tools. Applies theory to concrete situations, presents practical solutions.
Thurs, 6:30–9:00, Sept 3–Dec 17, Loretta Butehorn
ADGR 772701 Career Strategies for Success
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This course examines the critical elements involved in self-assessment, career exploration, goal setting, adult development, decision-making, job search strategies and career progression. Looks at how to integrate career information resources, and explores specific techniques and strategies designed for a competitive job market.
Sat, 9–3:30, Oct 24–Dec 12, Amy Flynn
ADGR 772801 Public Relations
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Public Relations is a vital and versatile communication tool. This course explores the techniques and media used to influence special publics, including the news media. It reviews the principles and practices of on-line communications, how electronic media differ from traditional media, reaching new audiences, advantages and limitations. Students study examples of public relations campaigns and design their own. Focuses on non-profit public relations, corporate problems and the relationship between management strategies and promotional objectives.
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ADGR 772901 Labor Relations and Human Resources
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Workplaces are dynamic and fluid environments that are impacted by internal and external forces. This course examines the economic, social, psychological and political factors that influence employee relations systems. Through case studies and role playing, the course examines basic rights under federal and state statutes, the negotiation and administration of collective bargaining agreements, and the utilization of alternative dispute resolution methods to resolve conflict in the workplace.
Mon, 6:15–9:15, Aug 31–Dec 14, Richard Zaiger
ADGR 773001 Leadership and Innovation: Leading in Turbulent Times
ADGR773001 Syllabus
Positioning organizations and individuals for success amid volatile global financial, economic, technological and poli-tical uncertainty demands principled, insightful leadership as well as imaginative, innovative and operational expertise. Course examines disruptive sources (including fraud, scandals), the accelerating pace of change which renders past experience and knowledge insufficient, and the need for leaders making decisions about the future to think and behave like innovators. Focus is on creating open optimistic climates that engage employees, develop skills and talents, and promote continuous knowledge sharing, smart work designs and creative problem solving. Explores strategies critical to influencing performance and implementing customized responses to motivation, morale and performance issues.
Wed, 6:30–9:00, Sept 2–Dec 16, Michael Connolly
ADGR 773901 Accounting: Nonprofit and Public
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Examines nonprofit and state and municipal budgeting policies and practices as well as the fiscal climate within which these organizations operate. Students gain a better understanding of the role of accounting in public and nonprofit organizations and the theories underlying major fiscal policy debates. Topics include constructing budgets and capital improvement plans, and how to successfully generate funds to support nonprofit sector organizations.
Thurs, 6:15–9:15, Sept 3–Dec 17, Paul Recupero
ADGR 774001 Behavioral Economics: Emerging Perspective
Prerequisite: Principles of Economics
ADGR774001 Syllabus
Why do people often behave in ways that are clearly not in their best interest? Integrating an understanding of human behavior into the more traditional economic models offers a fuller explanation of how behavior influences seemingly rational choices and suggests ways to optimize decision-making. This course explores the impact of the current economic crisis, competition, procrastination, certainty/uncertainty, investments, emerging technologies, career flexibility, obesity and divorce to explain outcomes and performance.
Mon, 6:15–9:15, Aug 31–Dec 14, Robert Anzenberger
ADGR 774301 Mastering the Media
ADGR774301 Syllabus
In depth knowledge of how mass media shapes and reshapes thoughts, attitudes and behavior brings desired expertise to professional responsibilities and personal opportunities. Course explores the theories and data documenting the impact of mass media and examines the positive and negative effects of different types of media content on different individuals to help tailor decision making and execute solutions. Discusses future innovations and global implications.
Tues, 6:30–9:00, Sept 1–Dec 15, Bernard Farwell
ADGR 774401 Leadership: Theory and Practice
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Have you ever asked: what makes a great leader? If so, you join countless researchers and practitioners who have been trying to answer this for decades. Are leaders born? Are they bred? What distinguishes them? Course examines a number of theories, and provides a bedrock of leadership practice that can be readily transferred to many different organizations. Focus is on practical applications including an introduction to different leadership theories, case analysis, and hands-on experience with leadership instruments for both the individual and organizations. A hybrid course utilizing required classroom attendance on September 1, 15, 29, October 20, November 3, 24, December 1, 8. The other weeks will require monitoring and posting to the virtual classroom on Canvas 2-3 days each of those on-line weeks to submit work and engage in on-line discussion.
Tues, 6:30–9:00, Sept 1–Dec 15, Elisabeth Hiles
ADGR 775401 Sports Leadership, Business Management
ADGR775401 Syllabus
From team sports, there is much to learn about team play, leadership, management, and motivation that can be applied to many careers. Events happen so quickly on the playing field that players don't have time to process lessons which can be so valuable for success elsewhere. Including a study of the explorer Ernest Shackleton, this course explores theories of leadership, followership, motivation, effective communication, and goal achievement as well as types of followership. Topics covered include selecting, building, and motivating a team; identifying team leadership qualities and delegating power; and developing strong leadership skills. Team leadership skills include instilling organizational values; setting a positive tone with humor and goal setting; resolving conflict; introducing new initiatives; managing setbacks and failure; refocusing perspective; and effective strategies for improvement and feedback on performance.
Thurs, 6:30–9:00, Sept 3–Dec 17, Cathy Utzschneider
ADGR 778501 Leadership & Decision Making: Ignation-Based Applied Ethics
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What role can ethics and morals play in influencing leaders? Too often, decisions are made based solely on numbers or shareholder value, and without reflection. Any collateral damage is then justified as being just the "cost of doing business." We have an obligation to each other and to ourselves to personally engage and make decisions in a moral context. Using Ignatian discernment and values as a guide, this course will explore strategies and options for integrating values into leadership decision-making. Applying those strategies to real world case studies, we will develop tools to help navigate those situations where there is pressure to compromise values or disengage from our moral compass.
Mon, 6:30–9:00, Aug 31–Dec 14, Katherine Lev
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Number of rooms: 75
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- Check-in:12:00
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Wi-Fi in your room 3
Wi-Fi in the communal areas 3
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Rooms for guests with reduced mobility - Contact the hotel: 3
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Ibis budget, the smart accommodation choice! Choose to stay in an inviting, modern room when on your travels. Each room is designed to accommodate 1, 2 or 3 people (depending on the country) and has a shower, toilet and satellite TV - all for an affordable price. Kick start your day with a delicious breakfast for a price that won't break the bank!
Opening hours France. The hotel is open 24 hours a day. Reception is open from at least: 6:30am to 9:30am and 5pm to 9pm during the week, 7:30am to 10:30am and 5pm to 9pm on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
ibis budget Abbeville location and access map
From Paris, Amiens on the A16: Exit 22 for Abbeville Centre, head toward Abbeville and take the first right toward PA Les 2 Vallées. From Boulogne, Calais on the A16: Exit 22 for Abbeville est then as above. From Rouen on the A28: Take the A16 toward Amiens then take exit 22 for Abbeville est, then as above. From Amiens on the N1: At the "des oiseaux" roundabout, head toward Abbeville and take the first right toward PA Les 2 Vallées.Distance from the hotel to the city center:ABBEVILLE (2.40 km)
GPS: N 50° 6' 10.02'' E 1° 52' 3.82'' Hotel location
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ROISSY CDG (140.00 km / 86.99 mi)
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TRIPLE - Room with a large bed and a bunk bed
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Wi-Fi in your room 3
Wi-Fi in the communal areas 3
Reduced mobility facilities
Rooms for guests with reduced mobility - Contact the hotel: 3
Pet allowed 2
Private indoor parking 3
Breakfast 2
Automatic room allocator
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Delicious unlimited buffet: fresh croissants, a wide selection of breads, Kellogg's cereals, Harry's brioches, Nutella, Président butter, Andros jams, honey, fresh fruit salad, Danone yogurts, cheeses, hot drinks, and fruit juices.
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- Baie de la Somme (18.00 km / 11.19 mi)
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JIM LEHRER: Kwame Holman reports the House debate.
KWAME HOLMAN: House Republican leaders had been under pressure for a month to respond to the Senate's approval of new gun control measures. This week, Republicans decided to bring two bills to the floor. One deals specifically with the issue of guns, and will be debated tomorrow. The other, a wide-ranging bill focused on ways to address youth violence, was brought to the floor today.
REP. DENNIS HASTERT, Speaker of the House: This strategy allows the House to work its will on two separate issues joined by one common tragedy. The House will work its will on the issue of gun restrictions. We cannot and should not hide from this issue that occupies the attention of the American people. And the House will works its will on the wider issue surrounding our culture and our society and its impact on our children.
KWAME HOLMAN: But some Democrats charged the Youth Violence Bill was designed to provide political cover for Republicans who are determined to defeat new gun control measures.
REP. ROBERT WEXLER, (D) Florida: Instead of gun control, we're doing remote control. Instead of worrying about kids and gun shows, we're worried about TV shows.
REP. MARTY MEEHAN, (D) Massachusetts: The Republican leadership had to figure out a way to deal with the tricky issue of guns and violence in schools. They capitulated and delayed and played games because they didn't have the courage to just report this bill to the floor and allow it to have an open discussion on guns.
KWAME HOLMAN: The House already had been working on a Juvenile Justice Bill for months, and the legislation had overwhelming support.
REP. ASA HUTCHINSON, (R) Arkansas: And what this bill does is to provide 1.5 billion dollars in grant money so that the states can apply for that money. They can apply what works in their jurisdiction. It gives them creativity. It gives them flexibility. It gives them resources so they can deal with the juveniles, not by sending them to prison, locking them up, but by having accountability in the juvenile court system.
KWAME HOLMAN: But in the wake of the Colorado school shootings, members of the House proposed 174 amendments to the bill, covering a broad range of issues. They called for prosecuting more juveniles as adults, allowing the public display of the 10 commandments, prohibiting federal judges from interfering with voluntary school prayer, prohibiting the sale of sexually explicit and violent material to minors under the age of 17, a labeling system for interactive videos, and outlawing gun violence on television and in computer games. Other amendments called for a surgeon general's study of the problems of interactive media, a select congressional committee on youth violence, creation of a national center on school violence, and an around-the-clock toll free hot line to report threats of school violence. The Republican-controlled Rules Committee whittled down the number of amendments to 44, and that action prompted sharp debate.
REP. DAVID BONIOR, Minority Whip: We asked for school resource officers to be in the schools to stop the violence. It wasn't made an order. We asked for a number of things that deal with this question, guidance counselors. We don't have guidance counselors anymore in America. That was not made an order.
KWAME HOLMAN: But Rules Committee Chairman David Drier said there simply were too many amendments.
REP. DAVID DREIER, Chairman, Rules Committee: We have considered basically every conceivable option that was out there, and we have broken this bill up. Why? So that we can have a full and fair debate.
KWAME HOLMAN: Texas conservative Tom DeLay, the Republican Whip, shaped the debate with an impassioned and somewhat sarcastic statement on what might have caused the school shootings in Colorado.
REP. TOM DE LAY, Majority Whip: It couldn't have been because half our children are being raised in broken homes. It couldn't have been because our children get to spend an average of 30 seconds in meaningful conversation with their parents each day. It couldn't have been because our school systems teach the children that they are nothing but glorified apes who revolutionized out of some primordial soup of mud. It couldn't have been because we teach our children that there are no laws of morality that transcend us, that everything is relative, and that actions don't have consequences. What the heck, the President gets away with it. No, it must have been the guns.
KWAME HOLMAN: Massachusetts Democrat Barney Frank, considered one of the most liberal members of the House, responded immediately.
REP. BARNEY FRANK, (D) Massachusetts: I have to say, as I listen to him, I haven't heard such an angry denunciation of the American people since SDS used to picket me 30 years ago. I guess there's a degree of anti-Americanism here that I had not anticipated. It's the American people's fault. They're involved in family planning; they're teaching evolution; they're doing all these things.
KWAME HOLMAN: The House then began to sift through the 44 amendments in rapid succession, spending minutes debating each. Ohio Democrat Dennis Kucinich got broad support for his amendment to establish statewide computer systems to compile the records of violent juveniles; so did Arizona Republican J.D. Hayworth for the amendment he co-sponsored, to allow localities to spend federal money on anti-gang efforts.
SPOKESMAN: The ayes have it. And the amendment is agreed to.
KWAME HOLMAN: And an amendment co-sponsored by Michigan Democrat Bart Stupak to establish a school violence hot line also sailed through the House.
REP. BART STUPAK, (D) Michigan: Students often fail to report potential violence because of fear that the weapons or the violence that they are to report may be used against them if they are found out to be the one who reported to authorities. These hot lines will eliminate the pressure and allow kids to come forward without fear of retaliation.
KWAME HOLMAN: However, the bipartisan spirit evaporated once Florida Republican Bill McCollum, chairman of the Crime Subcommittee, proposed a sweeping amendment to increase criminal penalties for juvenile offenders.
REP. BILL McCOLLUM, (R) Florida: The biggest thing in here that hasn't been thought about a lot is the provision that requires a prosecutor, an assistant U.S. Attorney in every U.S. Attorney's office in the nation, in every district of this country, to have — to be set aside to prosecute gun crimes.
KWAME HOLMAN: Some Democrats argued fiercely against the increased penalties in the amendment, but the McCollum proposal passed by a wide margin. The House then turned to the most controversial and highly publicized amendment of the day. Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde called for criminal prosecution of those who sell sexually explicit or violent material to minors under 17.
REP. HENRY HYDE, Chairman, Judiciary Committee: This legislation is not an attack on the first amendment, despite what has been charged by many of my colleagues. Rather, it is simply saying that some material is beyond the pale and should not be sold to minors. We're not trying to ban anything or censor anyone. We're just saying, "you can't sell some of this horrible stuff to kids."
KWAME HOLMAN: Billy Tauzin of Louisiana was one of several Republicans who said they sympathized with Hyde but opposed his amendment.
REP. BILLY TAUZIN, (R) Louisiana: We cannot constitutionally dictate the content of speech in America, as much as you would like to, as emotionally as I feel, as deeply as I hurt when I see the scenes of television that we've seen of children killing children.
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I use NetBackup EnterpriseServer 126.96.36.199 on Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.3. I configured a linux user (joe).
I added the rights of joe to auth.conf:
joe ADMIN=ALL JBP=ALL
I loged as joe and ran jnbSA and logged in.
After I changed a policy status from active to deactive.
When I run nbauditreport command I saw the following:
03/11/2013 10:43:33 root@master Policy 'test-fs' was deactivated
My question is why I can not see the joe user in this report why I see root in every case instead of other users (e.g. joe)?
If I would like to see the correct user name I should use NBAC?
Thank you in advance!
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below is the Info that I find from the admin Guide Vol1
as per the below info , even you login as Joe user , Joe user have the root privilages to perfrom the action, and joe perfromed it as a root,that is the reason it is showing as root.
acatual user identifies when NBAC is configured.
User identity in the audit report


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SUMMER 2015 Previews!
During Summer semester of 2015, CNM will offer one section of The Ancient Legacy (online) and one section of The Modern Legacy (online). Course descriptions are as follows:
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We are often told "You take yourself with you wherever you go." What is the self, and how have we formed our ideas of the self through travel narratives? From Gilgamesh through Oedipus to Ovid's Metamorphoses to Eden to the Inferno, the ancients have defined the emerging concept of the self as an entity that travels, literally and metaphorically. How does human character shift through journeying? Do we see the roots of our own restless wandering through the world in these ancient quests? What is this urge to run -- and what are we running from, or toward?
CRN: 94518 GNHN 1122, Section 51: The Modern Legacy: The Mystery of the Human Condition (online) Instructor: Erin Lebacqz firstname.lastname@example.com
Why do we exist? What are we to make of our years on earth? How best should we live them? These questions and many more constitute some of our thoughts on "the human condition" - the fact that we have each come to "exist" through no choice of our own, and that we must do something with our existence. These questions also set the stage for many societal and internal conflicts. This course will examine these questions and their ensuing conflicts through the lenses of philosophy, politics, science, and gender. Readings by Descartes, Nietzsche, Wollstonecraft, Marx and Engels, Voltaire, Chopin, Turgenev, Camus, and T.S. Eliot will help us examine the mystery of our existence and the potential effects of wondering why we live and how we might each choose to live in the way that best suits our individual approach to life.
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Featuring one of the actor's most unhinged performances, the cult horror-comedy Vampire's Kiss stars Nicolas Cage as a literary agent whose pursuit of success pushes his mental health to the brink. After meeting a woman (Jennifer Beals) at a bar, he takes her home where she sinks her teeth into his neck. As the woman returns night after night to feed, the agent's behavior grows more and more erratic as he is convinced he has become a creature of the night. (103 mins., 35mm)


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Bruce Willis and Matthew Perry are together again in "The Whole Ten Yards." a sequel to the 2000 hit comedy "The Whole Nine Yards" in which Willis played a truculent hit man and Perry played an excitable dentist who lived next door.
But despite the two stars' undeniable chemistry, it's not much of a movie. Marginally better directed and better written than the original "Nine Yards," it's still a big, empty picture full of star turns, artificial energy and jokes that don't quite work, even if stars Willis and Perry do their best to slam them across.
In the sequel, the two main characters from "Nine Yards" - hit man Jimmy "The Tulip" Tudeski and dentist Nicholas "Oz" Oseransky - again find themselves at odds with the obnoxiously incompetent Gogolak crime family, whom they left in disarray at the end of "Nine Yards."
Now, however, with Jimmy, Oz and their new wives in Los Angeles, things start popping again. The Gogolaks, bossed by dotty crime czar and ex-con Lazlo Gogolak ( Kevin Pollak), kidnap Oz's wife Cynthia ( Natasha Henstridge), who used to be Jimmy's wife.
Lazlo is trying to flush out Jimmy, now a fussy homemaker married to Jill (Amanda Peet), the would-be hit woman who used to be Oz's assistant. And when Oz seeks help from him, it triggers a series of utterly predictable but occasionally amusing complications, usually involving a familiar Los Angeles location (the Argyle Hotel), a screw-up by Oz or a baleful glance from Jimmy.
Willis and Perry, who seem to enjoy working together, at least earn their paycheck. During the course of "Ten Yards," the two howl, smirk, dodge bullets, race around L.A. and, at one point, jump into bed and cuddle each other - all to little avail. The movie's strenuous, shiny professionalism keeps you watching, but at times, it's almost a turn-off.
"Ten Yards" is funny in a way, and there is some bounce in the edgy camaraderie of the two leads and the lithe charm of their leading ladies. Pollak gets some laughs with his bizarrely scratchy-voiced Lazlo, the father of the idiotic mobster Yanni Gogolak, whom he played in the first film. But "The Whole Ten Yards" is still an empty show and a pooped party, for all its star power and for all its dark and violent gags.
The original "Nine Yards" was another variation on a comic relationship between a brutish cynic and a more effete sidekick that has been used repeatedly in movies, most often by the French buddy-buddy comedy specialist Francis Veber ("Les Comperes," "L'Emmerdeur") but also by "Ten Yards" scripter George Gallo, in the 1988 De Niro-Grodin chase comedy "Midnight Run."
Of all these movies, "Ten Yards" is the one more fixated on homoerotic gags, drag and potential homosexuality, from the guys-in-bed gag onward.
It doesn't help. Willis' glowering, brusque minimalism and Perry's aggressively harried physical humor can distract us, but only so much, from this movie's hollow center. That goes for the comic expertise of director Deutch, who made the John Hughes young-love comedies "Pretty in Pink" and "Some Kind of Wonderful" and has a lighter touch than "Nine Yards" director Jonathan Lynn.
"Ten Yards" is mostly antic and overblown, a sequel without much sense, a reunion without much point - except as a chance for Willis and Perry to show off their chemistry in the L.A. sunshine. They're a likable pair, but their movie doesn't make its yardage.
"The Whole Ten Yards"
Directed by Howard Deutch; written by George Gallo, based on story and original characters by Mitchell Kapner; photographed by Neil Roach; edited by Seth Flaum; production designed by Virginia Randolph-Weaver; music by John Debny; produced by Elie Samaha, Allan Kaufman, Arnold Rifkin, David Willis. A Warner Brothers Pictures and Franchise Pictures release; opens Friday, April 9. Running time: 1:39. MPAA rating: PG-13 (sexual content, violence and language).
Jimmy "The Tulip" Tudeski - Bruce Willis
Dr. Nicholas "Oz" Oseransky - Matthew Perry
Jill Tudeski - Amanda Peet
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NATO Strikes against Yugoslavia Cloud U.S.-Russian Arms Control
Cerniello, Craig, Arms Control Today
DRAMATICALLY underscoring Russian anger at NATO air strikes against Yugoslavia, Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov turned his plane around over the Atlantic and canceled a March 23-25 visit with Vice President Al Gore in Washington to discuss a broad range of issues, including arms control. Yet the degree to which the air strikes, which began March 24, will impede U.S.-Russian progress on arms control remains unclear, as setbacks on START II and "Y2K" cooperation were balanced by progress on the highly enriched uranium (HEU) purchase agreement and the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty. (See p. 28.)
START II Delayed-Again
Primakov, recognizing that the NATO air strikes had poisoned the political climate for START II ratification, asked the Duma on March 26 to postpone its consideration of the treaty. The next day, the Duma overwhelmingly adopted a 16-point resolution condemning NATO's military action and recommending that the Russian government "temporarily revoke" the draft START II resolution of ratification submitted by President Boris Yeltsin only days earlier.
On March 16, the START II ratification process-sidetracked by the U.S.-British air strikes against Iraq in December (see ACT, November/December 1998)-had resumed when the Duma forwarded to Yeltsin the resolution of ratification produced by International Affairs Committee Chairman Vladimir Lukin and Defense Committee Chairman Roman Popkovich. Under Russian legislative procedures, only the president can submit ratification bills to the Duma.
Also on March 16, Primakov warned on national television that if Russia failed to ratify START II, the United States would withdraw from the ABM Treaty, creating the possibility of a new arms race.
On March 17, the Duma almost unanimously approved the first "reading" (an initial step in the legislative process) of a separate bill guaranteeing funding for Russia's strategic nuclear forces through 2010. Popkovich had argued that resolving such financial issues was necessary for ratification of START II. Two days after the vote, the Duma announced that it would debate START II ratification on April 2.
Yeltsin submitted the Lukin-Popkovich bill to the Duma on March 22, clearing the way for its approval. When NATO air strikes against Yugoslavia began on March 24, however, momentum for START II ground to a halt.
Despite their opposition to the NATO action, Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov and Defense Minister Igor Sergeyev defended START II during the special March 27 Duma session on the Balkan crisis. During his sixth annual address to the nation on March 30, Yeltsin also expressed Russia's continuing support for the START process.
Y2K Cooperation on Hold
On March 26, an official from the Russian Ministry of Defense told Interfax that in response to the NATO air strikes, it would cease cooperation with the U.S. Defense Department on the so-called "Y2K" problem, whereby computers mistakenly interpret the digits "00" as 1900 instead of 2000. Malfunctions caused by this problem could have serious consequences in areas such as early warning.
During a February 18-19 meeting of the Defense Consultative Group-a regular forum for discussions between the Defense Department and Ministry of Defense the United States had proposed creating a temporary joint early-warning center in Colorado Springs to help monitor foreign ballistic missile launches during the transition to the new millennium (roughly mid-December 1999 through mid-January 2000). …


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After last week's playoff loss to the Saints, Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson made it sound like he wanted a new contract. Of course he ended up backtracking, but it also sounds like the Eagles aren't willing to meet his request even if he does want more money.
According to Philly.com, it's unlikely that the Eagles will re-do Jackson's contract even if he did want them to.
Whether Jackson does or doesn't want his five-year, $47 million deal restructured, the Eagles are unlikely to rework his contract, a source close to the situation said.


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This winter's snowfall has wreaked havoc on roofs across the region.
Last Monday (Feb. 7), the roof of Hillview Community Church's fellowship hall at 7382 O'Brien Road collapsed under the incredible weight. The damage was so great the insurance adjuster declared the congregation's original church building a total loss.
"Emotions were high and many members were deeply hurt when they heard that the fellowship hall had collapsed," said Pastor Joe Folckemer. "The fellowship hall was the original sanctuary building and over the years has been home to many weddings and funerals as well as church fellowship dinners, wedding receptions, anniversaries, American Baptist Men and other regional meetings. The Hillview Coffeehouse, which is one of our main sources of support for the Baldwinsville Food Pantry, has been held in Fellowship Hall for many years."
On behalf of the congregation, Folckemer thanked the Onondaga County Sheriff's Department, Town of Van Buren Code Enforcement officer, members of the responding fire departments, National Grid and OCWA for their quick response.
"They all were very helpful in those first few hours after the damage had been discovered," he said.
While Hillview's main sanctuary was not damaged, the building that was lost was home to the congregation's only kitchen and banquet hall, where many events were held. Depending on the insurance coverage, Folckemer said the long-term plan is to add those facilities to the main church building, in addition to constructing a possible pavilion for outdoor concerts and Coffeehouses, as well as other functions.
"This Fall, Hillview Community Church will celebrate our 50th anniversary and we trust that God will bring us through this trial as a much stronger and more cohesive congregation that is ready to set the direction for the next 50 years of fruitful ministry," Folckemer said.
Either way, the congregation doesn't plan to "skip a beat."
"Even though this building holds many great memories, not just for members of the congregation, but also for people from the community that have attended some of the many events held there, Hillview remains strong and committed to maintaining our current level of ministry," Folckemer said. "For now we will just be a little crowded."
A recovery fund has been established at the church for donations relating to the loss of the building. For more information, call 638-0357.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 28 (HealthDay News) -- People suffering from age-related macular degeneration (AMD) have twice the risk of dying from heart attack or stroke, Australian researchers report.
The degenerative eye disease is the most common cause of untreatable blindness among older adults in developed countries and affects the center of the retina at the back of the eye, which is essential for tasks such as reading and driving.
"We found a positive long-term link between AMD and subsequent cardiovascular and stroke mortality in a population of older Australians," said lead researcher Dr. Paul Mitchell, from the Centre for Vision Research in the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Sydney. "This was particularly increased for late-blinding cases."
"Both ophthalmologists and general practitioners should be aware of this potential link and need to consider appropriate management of traditional vascular risk factors, such as smoking, blood pressure, blood lipids in their patients with AMD," Mitchell said.
In the study, Mitchell's team studied 3,654 people aged 49 years old and older. Five years later, 2,335 people were re-examined, and after 10 years, 1,952 were re-examined.
The report is published in the Feb. 28 online issue of the British Journal of Ophthalmology.
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For those with late-stage AMD at the start of the study, their risk of dying from heart attack increased fivefold, and their risk of dying from stroke increased 10 times, Mitchell's team found.
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Next year, the world of youth soccer will continue its evolution as all members of U.S. Soccer will begin to transition on two key factors to encourage further youth development.
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ODP Tryouts to be held this month.
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By Randy Vogt, Director of Public Relations, Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association
July 8, 2014-The Sachem Speed have just concluded one of the most successful seasons in Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL) history.
In the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA) State Open Cup final on May 31 at Stringham Park in LaGrange, Sachem shut out another LIJSL team, the HBC Barracudas, 1-0. In the State Open Cup, Sachem won all six of their games, outscoring their opponents, 16 to 1.
Sachem defeated Alleycats Red of the Capital District Youth Soccer League (CDYSL), 3-0, in the Eastern New York Premier League (ENYPL) finals on June 14 at Owl Hollow Fields on Staten Island. Sachem went 7-1-0 during the ENYPL season, outscoring the other Girls-Under-12 premier teams by 18 to 3.
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The competition continued to become more challenging as Sachem faced other State Open Cup champions during Regionals at the University of Rhode Island. But Sachem was up to the task as they went 4-0-1 at Regionals, outscoring the other State champions by an amazing 15 to 3. They shut down New Jersey's PDA Storm, 1-0, in the final on July 1 as Sachem's Brooke Papele scored off a beautiful free kick by Alexa Billingham.
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