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The three-judge panel, in a unanimous decision, said a prior appeals court decision required the judges to support the group Stand Up for Democracy and order the Board of State Canvassers to put the issue on the November ballot. But the court said that, but for the precedent established by another Court of Appeals panel in 2002, they would have found against Stand Up for Democracy for failure to comply with a technical type-size requirement.
Had the panel not stayed its ruling, the emergency manager law would have been suspended as soon as the Board of State Canvassers met to carry out the ruling. The ruling ignited impassioned reaction from backers of the petition drive.
Betsy Coffia, a 34-year-old social worker from Traverse City who spent much of last year collecting signatures, said it was an outrageous abuse of power. This court is holding the public will hostage. Coffia is one of two Democrats seeking to unseat Rep. Wayne Schmidt, R-Traverse City.
Gov. Rick Snyder, who supports the beefed-up emergency manager law as a way to effectively deal with local governments and schools in financial crisis, said in a statement that he was pleased the law will remain in effect for now. Suspending the law does not eliminate the true financial emergency that exists in the seven communities where a manager has been appointed, he said.
In Fridays ruling, the appeals panel said the requirement that a petition heading be in 14-point type was not discretionary under the law, and that the Stand Up petitions had failed to meet it.
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A man died Monday after his ATV rolled at Sand Hollow State Park near Hurricane.
The man, in his 50s or 60s, was driving a Polaris Razor with a passenger about 4 p.m. on Sand Mountain in an area known as First Dunes, said park Manager Laura Melling.
The ATV rolled over, killing the driver and injuring the passenger, Melling said.
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Mary Ann Holladay, moderator for the roundtable and director of the Utah Women and Education Initiative, said an important question educators should ask themselves is "how can businesses advocate for education?" Many of the educational leaders felt that businesses should provide more opportunities for students to obtain their college degrees.
Jan Scharman, student life vice president at Brigham Young University, said internships are one avenue she'd like to see more businesses take.
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As The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol notes, a 1945 photo captured General George S. Patton urinating into the Rhine River in full view of his soldiers. And Winston Churchill, too, is reported to have urinated on the Siegfried Line, the German World War II defensive line. But neither man was known to have urinated on human corpses....
"The idea that this administration would go after these young people for a criminal act — again, I think it is over the top," Perry said when asked how the incident should be handled. "Did they make a mistake? Absolutely. Should they be reprimanded and appropriately punished? Yes. But going after them as a criminal act, I think -- really bad message."
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Qualls asks HUD to stop sale of 748 Section 8 housing units in Walnut Hills, Avondale and Millvale
Vice mayor: Sale "eerily similiar" to 2010 mess
CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls has asked officials with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to stop the transfer of hundreds of housing units in three city neighborhoods so the community has a chance to purchase and preserve the properties.
Qualls said in a news release issued Tuesday that Downtown Property Management has asked HUD to permit the transfer of 748 units of project-based Section 8 housing in Walnut Hills, Avondale and Millvale to a corporation controlled by the Puretz family of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Qualls called the situation "eerily similar" to a situation that occurred several years ago. In that case, she said, NY Group OH1, LLC bought 618 units of HUD-subsidized rental housing in several neighborhoods across the city. She said in the release that the seller was affiliated with Downtown Property Management.
"This is basically something HUD could stop if it chose to," Qualls said in a phone interview. "An out-of-town investor in control of that many units is very dangerous if that is a bad investor, doesn't maintain the property and is not responsive to the tenants."
Under the NY Group's ownership, the property went from $21.5 million in value to $7 million in value from 2007 to 2010, when it was sold at sheriff's sale because the owner defaulted, the release said. In 2010, Fannie Mae, the lender for the property, filed a foreclosure case.
Qualls said in an interview Tuesday evening that her office had received a response from Carol Galante, HUD's assistant secretary of housing, saying that Galante was "looking into it."
"Preservation of the housing in good condition is vital to the improvement of our neighborhoods," Qualls said in the release. "Our neighborhoods cannot afford to have more blight brought on by an absentee owner. Because these properties are supported by government funding, it is vitally important that HUD get public input from the City of Cincinnati and Avondale, Walnut Hills and Millvale residents and stakeholders about this proposed new transfer of HUD funded properties before making any further decisions."
Downtown Property Management is a Cincinnati-based low-income housing developer. The Ramineni brothers, who could not be immediately reached for comment, own the company.


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Lance Berkman confirms he won't be back with Rangers until at least September
Lance Berkman confirmed Monday that, barring an injury to a regular, he will not be activated from the DL until rosters can be expanded on Sept. 1.
"The roster as currently configured doesn't allow for a whole lot of changes that wouldn't leave us short in other areas," Berkman said. "I'm waiting to be activated, but I don't think it's going to be a possibility until Sept. 1 unless somebody gets hurt."
The Rangers have found success by mixing infielder Jurickson Profar into the regular lineup and then rotating him and three infielders through the DH spot. In addition, the Rangers would likely have to designate infielder Adam Rosales for assignment and would likely lose him on a waiver claim to Oakland. The Rangers like Rosales' versatility, especially as an addition for a potential postseason roster.
Berkman will remain with the Rangers taking batting practice and working out, but does not plan on a second rehab assignment before Sept. 1. He has already had one four-game assignment, during which he went 4-for-11.


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People like Thomas Keller and Alice Waters get a lot of credit for the Bay Area being such a mecca of culinary inventiveness, but why? Did either of them invent the Burger Dog? No, Frisco Fried did
Here to blow your mind, FF's the spot for all manner of delectable "SF-style soul food" -- including the aforementioned/groundbreaking innovation -- lovingly cooked up by a couple of lifetime Hunter's Point residents in a comfy space near Candlestick, with orange and black everything, and wall-mounted sports memorabilia like a signed Rice jersey, and baseballs signed by McCovey, Mays, and Bonds, James Bonds...JK it's Barry ROFL! A big part of what they do's fried chicken that's flaky n' tender, and comes either with jumbo Belgian waffles or sides like collard greens and mac n' cheese; or opt for fried snapper, catfish, prawns, or oysters, any of which comes with a big ol' pile of "Frisco Fries", which'll tempt you to point out that real SFers don't call it that, 'til you remember you're in Hunter's Point and from Walnut Creek. But the two most awesomest menu items're said Burger Dog (a tube of seasoned ground chuck served in a hot dog bun with hella mustard, relish, BBQ sauce, etc), and the Chef's Special -- a heaping mound of succulent Dungeness crab legs n' flesh drenched in garlic butter and priced for 3+ people/Mo'Nique
You don't necessarily have to wait 'til next season to order the Tailgate Special, a monstrous spread of 20 pieces of fried fish, 20 wings, 3 family sides, 10 pieces of cornbread, and 10 Burger Dogs -- a manly meal truly worthy of Chez Penisse.


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- Cartoon Characters: Beetle Bailey, Sergeant Snorkle, Otto, General Halftrack, Lieutenant Cosmo, Private Rocky, Private Zero, Lieutenant Fuzz.
- Vocal Talent: Howard Morris (Beetle Bailey, General Halftrack, Lt. Fuzz), Allen Melvin (Sergeant Snorkle, Private Zero, Otto).
- Directed By Steve Muffatti.
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Alex MacLeod's virile physique, fearsome reputation, and renowned fighting skills have helped him master to perfection the role of a hardened mercenary. On a secret mission to protect his clan, he must keep his true purpose well hidden. But his dangerous endeavor is threatened by a beautiful woman he saves from outlaws, never dreaming she will appear at court and put his plans in jeopardy.
Meg Mackinnon needs a strong husband by her side to defend her clan's holdings, but her search has been hampered by burning fantasies of the midnight rescuer whose smoldering blue eyes and raw sensuality left her breathless. Alex pretends to be a mercenary with no loyalties, yet he is clearly much more. As Meg challenges Alex to reveal all his secrets, the stakes grow perilously high, especially for the bold woman who dares to unmask a highlander.
©2007 Monica McCarty (P)2012 Tantor
"[McCarty] brilliantly incorporates exciting historical events and personages into a sizzling love story complete with multifaceted characters and a compelling plot." (Romantic Times)
"Different, But The Same"
I normally like books about Highlanders, but I've noticed, although the names of the handsome Scottish Warriors change, as well as their Lady Fair, with a differing plot, there seems to be a sameness about the stories in this series. No imagination needed, no surprises.
I've previously enjoyed stories narrated by Antony Ferguson, once I got used to the way he structures his sentences, but during his reading of "Highlander Unmasked" he sound more sing-song at times, which was off-putting.
I can't say it's not a well written book, but I didn't particularly enjoy it.
"Lucy Ricardo Heroine"
Enjoyed the audio book very much until the second half. "Meg" just keeps making things harder and harder for the hero. Seems to me, he would have told her to buzz off by the end of the story. She didn't listen to him or any one else. Created all kinds of chaos. She got on my nerves.
Not a bit. I'll be wary of the rest of this series, however.
Mmmm. I think Meg's mother, Rosalund. Mr. Ferguson did an excellent job with all the characters - even Meg - in my opinion. His reading of Meg was probably the only reason I got through the story. Meg annoyed me. A more whiny reading of her would probably have been more appropriate. Thank goodness the narrator didn't do it.
Oh, yes. It was extremely heart-felt and emotional which I always love. Just wish Meg would have been smarter.
I love being swept away by a new romance and thankfully Audible's ever growing Library means I get to indulge myself over and over again
"Oh the MacLeods..... they just get better + better"
Who wouldn't love a pained, tormented handsome Highland hero torn between love and duty. Good romance story with likeable characters, well written and narrated. It definately had the mmm.... factor.
Worth the credit - Absolutely YES.
"Why take so long to be unmasked"
This is just a okay highlander romance story that could have been so much better if it was not so long. This is not historical lit, it's a romance between a hero who has issues between his duty to his clan and what he should easily be able to determine is his great love. I think the pace given the circumstance of the story could have move along faster. It is one of the things stopping me from moving onto to the final book. I am sure I'll purchase the next book. So if highland romance (not a steamy romance) but good romance is what you have a need for, then this series,may be for you. I would recommend Karen Marie Moning's highlander series for fun and romance and Maya Banks steaming romanic highlander stories.
"Halting, unatural cadence of narrator's voice ODD!"
I cannot imagine. Reading. This book. The way the. Narrator read. it. The. meaningless. Pauses. Distracted from. Any. Meaning the plot. and. Characters could have. possibly communicated to. The reader.
A different narrator!!!
Punctuation, cadence, and intonation are essential for a narrator to understand and execute. I was completely distracted by the halting, choppy speaking.
Not without a different narrator. I usually enjoy this author but I can't pay any attention to the story when distracted by bizarre narration. I didn't finish the book, so I really couldn't say.
Frustrating. I listen to these books to relax! Relaxing was impossible. I felt like I was riding in a car with someone who was trying to learn to drive a stick shift up hill!
"Great story!"
Wonderful follow up to book one I love how Monica's stories flow. At times they just seem to pick up without a miss. Great narrator Antony Furguson brings the highlands to life.
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Collinson FX market Commentary: January 31, 2013
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US GDP contracted for the final quarter of 2012 surprising analysts but confirming many rational observers fears. The market had been expecting the economy to continue expansion as seen in the previous quarter and the news shocked many.
This comes on the tail of the dramatic fall in Consumer Confidence as Obamanomics impacts the economy. The sheer size of the Govt and the cost results are drowning the private sector with deficits and debt. Obama has advocated raising revenue through taxes instead of cutting out of control spending. The Govt has expanded to 25% of the economy from around 20%. This is a lurch to the left and down the road of socialist Europe and thus the future is clearly laid out. The Fed is to continue QE infinity despite the record breaking Balance sheet of over $3 Trillion Dollars.
The sheer size of this monstrosity will impact the economy and result in hyper-inflation down the road. The GDP numbers confirms the lack of growth which is the only thing keeping the lid on inflation. The EUR remained steady at 1.3560 supported by the weak USD. EU Consumer Confidence remained weak and Spanish GDP was negative extending the recession/depression. In the US, the ADP Jobs report beat expectations for growth in the private sector but Weekly Mortgages fell 8.1%. The Fed left rates unchanged and confirmed weather effects on the US economy so it is full steam ahead on QE!
The KIWI was steady, trading 0.8315, ahead of the RBNZ rate decision with not expectations of action. The Governor should cut rates now, in line with other Central Banks, to protect export markets and stimulate growth internally. The AUD trades 1.0420 supported by commodity demand after PM Gillard named a date for the general election in September thereby kicking off the longest election campaign in history! Economic data confirms the state of global economies and equity markets ignore the fundamentals with the bulls in charge, with their boots full of cheap cash supplied by Central Banks
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Collinson FX market Commentary: January 30, 2013
The bull run continues for 2013 equities emboldened by corporate earnings and an economy awash with cash. Investors desperately search for returns with bonds offering little and equities offering dividend returns and capital gains. The Fed has tripled the balance sheet and flooded the markets with cash thereby encouraging a spike in risk asset investments.
Equities are the major beneficiaries as they approach the pre-crash levels.The ability to print money and expand the Fed's balance sheet has taken the Balance Sheet to unprecedented levels which should scare the hell out of most. The only mitigating factor is that the EU and Japan have quadrupled their own Balance Sheet with gross monitisation of debt.
The Debt mounts to way past tipping levels, which should trigger a debt crises but does not...yet! Any rise in interest rates will trigger default and collapse but why should we worry? The EUR continued to gain, trading 1.3485, although the reality of the real world is starting to impact the GBP at 1.5750. In the US, the Case-Shiller Home Price Index continued to book gains contradicting previous housing data although the Consumer has withdrawn with Confidence falling to 58.6 from 66.7! Commodities find support as currencies are undermined by Central banks with the AUD rising to 1.0465 along with the flood waters.
The KIWI found support at 0.8350 with better than expected trade numbers and reserve currency support. Unrelenting confidence must be questioned with the Deficit/Debt crises around the corner but it is hard to buck the trend with Equity markets surging to post crash high testing unchartered territory. Look to economic data releases for a gauge of economic conditions.
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Collinson FX market Commentary: January 29, 2013
Markets opened the new week lower with corporate earnings steady and some weaker housing news. The flat open to the week may just be a break in the rally January has developed. In the US, Pending Home Sales fell 4.3% contradicting the housing bulls and confounding market analysts. The sheer size of the housing surplus and weak demand would prevent any sudden and effective turn-around.
Durable Goods Orders jumped 4.6% which is good news and a positive from the consumer. The EUR continues to trade strongly at 1.3450 after the currency wars continue. The Japanese are intent on boosting their flagging export markets by diluting the Yen causing consternation in Europe and the US. The US and Europe have flooded their own markets in liquidity to gain an export advantage and stimulate growth so have little to complain about.
The currencies greatly effected are the AUD and KIWI who remain hugely disadvantaged and has been reflected in the strength of the currencies. The AUD has come off highs but still trades over 1.0400 after renewed floods in Queensland and NSW will preoccupy markets when they re-open after the Australia Day Holiday.
The KIWI begins the week 0.8315 with poor economic performance not being fully included in currency calculations due to Global Monetary largesse. Markets will continue to be driven by Central Banks and Political/fiscal ineptitude. Economic performance will be gauged by data and expectations cannot be high!?
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) _ Two Sedgwick County Sheriff's deputies are
injured when their motorcycles collide while pursuing a vehicle.
Authorities said the crash happened around 11 a.m. Tuesday as the deputy leading the pursuit slowed down at a traffic light and was rear-ended by the second deputy.
The deputies had been attempting to pull over a vehicle for a traffic violation in south Wichita.
Both law enforcement officers were taken to Via Christi Regional
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Sony Introduces a New NAS Designed for Sony's Music Devices: the NAS-M700HD & NAS-D500HD
Category: Audio Systems Networking - Tags: 160gb, Audio System, Cmt-e300hd, Dlna, Hdd, Mp3, Nas, Nas-m500hd, Nas-m700hd, Sony
Besides their new Walkman S730F and S630F, Sony unveiled a kind of NAS audio system model for its NAS Series: the CMT-E300HD (300€), NAS-M500HD (420€), and NAS-M700HD (550€).
The M500 and M700 come with a storage capacity of 160GB, 4.3″ LCD screen, two USB ports, Ethernet, WM-PORT, analog audio out, headphone out, and provide an output power of 2x20W (8Ω). They are also DLNA 1.0 certified (you'll be able to receive data from your system from any Sony device, like MP3 player…), and can reproduce MP3 / ATRAC / WMA audio files. The M700 version also features an MD Player.
The CMT-E300HD features 80GB of storage capacity, one USB port, and cannot reproduce MP3 files from a CD.
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MOVIE REVIEW: What Maisie KnewComment on this story
What Maisie Knew
DIRECTORS: Scott McGhee and David Siegel
CAST: Julianne Moore, Steve Coogan, Alexander Skarsgard, Joanna Vanderham, Onata Aprile
RUNNING TIME: 106 minutes
It's that age-old story of two people falling out of love and going through a bitter divorce with the innocents, the most affected.
Based on a Henry James story, there's not much new here, but it is valuable as a reminder of the way adults turn into children when they're in trouble, while their children, often much too young to take on the responsibility, aren't given a choice. It's time to step up, life seems to say.
Fortunately, sometimes survival instincts kick in and to the astonishment of those not paying any attention to what is happening outside of their inward-looking me-sphere, they are given a kick in the butt.
Maisie (played with real sparkle and sensitivity by Aprile) is seemingly steering her life in as straightforward a line as possible inbetween the ballistics of her parents' lives. Their only aim seems to be to spew the other with poison of any kind.
They hardly notice Maisie who slinks away as soon as the verbal barrage kicks in.
She knows it will run for some time and also understands that it doesn't have much or anything to do with her.
The only positive note here is the performance by Moore as the ageing rock star mom and Coogan as the artist father who isn't happy to play second fiddle even to his fading wife.
Into Maisie's life steps the new halves of her splitting parents and while these fresh appendages are much younger than those supposed to take care of her, they seem to be wiser – much to the neglected youngster's joy and needs.
There's a bit of a sugary hew to this one and the story doesn't yield any surprises, but with a powerhouse cast, the events are given firepower.
It's always interesting to watch adults who can't see their behaviour moving desperately close to that of troubled teens and yet, they're expected to provide solace for the children in their care. Often they're the ones who shouldn't have taken on any responsibility as they haven't taken on any of life's lessons while growing up. It's a sad and sorry tale, but not told with too much inspiration or innovation. Yet it can't be told often enough. We never seem to learn.
Dealing with the subject of children who have to take care of parents, The Squid and the Whale is a much more challenging experience. It's not that What Maisie Knew is bad, it's simply safe and predictable – with quality performances.
If you liked The Squid and the Whale or American Beauty, you might like this one.
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Lawsuit planned after protesters put on terror list
An activist who believes he was improperly included on a state terror threat list said this morning he is preparing a federal lawsuit.
"When people's civil rights are trampled it's a federal issue," said Gene Stilp of Harrisburg, who holds a Virginia law license but does not practice as an attorney.
Gov. Ed Rendell, speaking Downtown this morning, said he does not believe activists' Constitutional rights were violated.
The statement was a reversal from what he said yesterday. Asked in Harrisburg on Tuesday whether monitoring activists was "tantamount to trampling" on their Constitutional rights, he said: "I would say so."
Rendell said he is "deeply embarrassed" by the disclosure that state Homeland Security officials included information about protesters on what was supposed to be a list of possible terrorist threats.
"Being embarrassed doesn't cut it," Stilp said.
The list, which included information on public hearings that opponents of Marcellus gas drilling might attend, was sent to drilling companies.
Stilp said he believes he was among those monitored, based on Rendell's comment that a 25-foot inflatable "pink pig" Stilp takes to rallies was included in the monitoring.
"The pig! They were after the pig," Rendell said Tuesday. "That pig is what makes Harrisburg a very special place."
Stilp owns the pig and frequently displays it at the Capitol at protests over what he sees as government excesses.
Stilp said an outside investigation is warranted, by the attorney general or federal authorities.
The state paid a Philadelphia-based nonprofit $125,000 to compile the list as part of the state Homeland Security's federally mandated mission to protect public infrastructure.
The list included a Washington County meeting that Rendell attended to discuss Marcellus shale gas drilling, a screening of a documentary on the industry, a rally supporting Rendell's education budget and anti-tax protesters who took an inflatable pig to Harrisburg.
Homeland Security officials distributed the list in a security bulletin to government and law enforcement officials — including Pittsburgh City Council members — as well as universities and gas drilling companies.
City Councilman Doug Shields said he was "flabbergasted" about the bulletin he received by e-mail last week.
"The governor was outraged. I'm outraged. I'm glad this was put an end to, but we will be seeking answers. ... There will be requests of information from the state government for an explanation of who these people are, who made the decision to essentially engage in espionage and who is behind it."
Shields said he wants to see the financial statements of York-based Institute Of Terrorism Research And Response, a registered nonprofit, according to state records.
"Am I on a list somwehere• Am I on someone's dossier?" Shields said.
"If there's a list I hope we're all on it," said Councilwoman Theresa Smith.
Rendell said he "should have been notified" about the contract, but that it didn't warrant firing Homeland Security director James Powers. It was a "cumulative responsibility" and it would do no good to "make him a scapegoat," Rendell said.
The state will not renew its one-year contract with the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response when it expires in October, Rendell said.
The nonprofit, which has offices in Washington and Jerusalem, provides "actionable intelligence briefings" and "threat and hazard monitoring," among other services, according to its website.
"We maintain confidentiality with our clients, and we respect that confidentiality," said Mike Perelman, co-director of the institute.
The gas industry has to know of physical threats to its workers and equipment, but it supports people's right to discuss the issues, said Kathryn Klaber, president of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, an industry trade group in Cecil.
"Where we have to be vigilant, I believe, is ... if infrastructure is being targeted and the safety of employees and the communities we operate in are at risk," Klaber said.
Drilling industry opponents said they pose no danger. Barbara Pribila, 45, a founder of the anti-drilling Lincoln Place Action Group, said she never considered herself a rebel — and certainly not a threat to homeland security.
"I thought this was a free country and I was allowed to have my own opinion," Pribila said. "Now what, you're going to watch me and every move I make• That's not right."
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GOP Targets Women in a Big Way -- Through Blogs
Hey, girl. The GOP wants you... to have worker comp time.
House Republicans, led by Rep. Martha Roby (R-AL), recently spent $20,000 to purchase banner ads on more than 100 websites aimed at women, specifically working moms -- including blogs in the BlogHer network, MarthaStewart.com and Ikeafans.com.
The ads are geo-targeted, displaying to residents of 20 Democratic-held congressional districts on the GOP 2014 radar screen.
The ads call on women to put pressure on Democratic representatives to vote with House Republicans next week on the Working Families Flexibility Act. The bill, sponsored by Roby and more than 160 co-sponsors, would give hourly private sector workers more flexibility to choose between compensatory time and cash payment for overtime work.
At the core of the House Republicans' act (H.R. 1406): the law allows a public-sector employee to accrue comp time to be used at the employee's discretion with approval from the employer. It's only fair to allow private employees the same flexibility, especially when so many families are struggling.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor recently spoke in favor of the bill as an example of a common-sense approach to America's jobs crisis.
While some see comp time as a good issue to get behind, the idea is openly opposed by labor unions, Democrats and pundits who argue that such a move would weaken workers' rights to overtime pay.
Republicans argue the legislation could offer an alternative to working American families -- in this case, giving workers the ability to choose between extra pay or extra time off.
So what pushed the GOP into this newfound intrigue with powerful online influencers? Surely it's more than driving just one piece of legislation through a sea of bills. Conservative blogger Dana Loesch thinks this major push into the world of women in social media is an interesting turn of events:
"If Republicans can broaden this push and show the attractiveness of limited government, Democrats are in for some pain... Women are a motivated demographic, mothers especially. By approaching policy as product, which it is, the GOP have finally done something right in marketing."
Quite right.
The communications director for the National Republican Congressional Committee, Andrea Bozek, told me via email that the strategy hopes to make the choice between Republicans and Democrats clear to women, as they wage the never-ending American battle to put food on the table:
"For women who are balancing working outside the home with taking care of their children and families, this is an important issue that has an impact on their daily lives. This digital campaign allows us to highlight how House Democrats are forcing women to choose between work and family on forums they use every day."
But if we learned anything in 2012, it's that women-centric answers can't come from a binder. Dislodging the traditionally Democratic voters demands a genuine message from people who know. Cue working Republican women, many of them young mothers, taking up the fight against the Democrats. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, House Republican Conference Chair, responded to my request for reaction, saying the Working Families Flexibility Act gives working moms another tool to strike a better work-life balance.


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Passengers express concerns at Metro's Northn Suburbs bus overhaul plan
- From: Mercury
- June 10, 2014
PENSIONERS are concerned they will be left out in the cold if Metro Tasmania's new plan for bus services in Hobart's Northern Suburbs goes ahead.
The new plan will offer more direct routes to and from the city but at the cost of the doorstopper services.
There has been a mixed response to the plan, which will not come into affect until November.
The feedback received directly by Metro Tasmania has largely been positive with 12 out of 15 responses supporting the new plan.
But reaction on the streets of Glenorchy was less positive, with many raising concerns that passengers during off-peak hours may suffer.
Retired plumber John Pilkington, 66, of Lutana, said he was already fed up with the inconsistent service and said the proposed changes would only make things worse for pensioners like himself.
He said an increased number of express buses were of no use if they bypassed large areas.
"What is the good of them if they don't even stop for passengers?"
Brighton mother Elise Holbrook, 20, said she welcomed additional services to her area but the loss of doorstopper services was concerning.
Her 67 year-old grandmother, Evelyn Williams, lives in Claremont and relies solely on buses to get around.
"Without a bus service she wouldn't be able to go anywhere," said Ms Holbrook.
Anti Discrimination Commissioner Robin Banks said she encouraged any who felt they may be disadvantaged by the changes to services to give feedback to Metro.
"It's really important people with disabilities or older Tasmanians let Metro know if they will be adversely affected," she said.
"This could have a significant impact on a number of people and it is important they take advantage the opportunity to give feedback before the plan goes ahead."
Ellen Lovell, 67, of Gagebrook, said she currently has to catch a bus at 10.48am to start work at 1pm on a weekday.
"This new plan stinks. There are hardly any buses where I live now and it will only get worse if this goes ahead."
Metro Boss Heather Haselgrove said it was still "early days" and the plan was not set in stone.
Brochures will be sent out next week to households in all affected areas. It will provide a feedback form that can posted for free, or passengers are invited to call 13 22 01 and give feedback directly to the operator.
The full plan and feedback forms are also available at www.metrotas.com.au
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Leonard Colquhoun of Launceston Posted at 12:55 PM June 12, 2014
Neat point, Comment 9: "Fixed corridor". If one of the main 'problems' of Metro's latest Hobart routing^ & scheduling arrangement is that buses don't stop at enough people's front gates in minor streets, here is a NEWS FLASH - fixed rail, as in f-i-x-e-d' into the ground, is the worst 'solution' there is. Gaia's Jolly Green Toy Train is NOT your answer. The only form of 'public transport' to achieve front-gate-stopping would be a Government Taxi Service (probably branded as 'TazziTaxis4U2day', but maybe not by the new administration). ^ Wonder how many sounded this word this as 'rooting', and how many as 'rowting' rhyming with 'spouting'? And if nobody cares, does it matter?
Kevin Sutton of Hobart Posted at 9:29 AM June 12, 2014
There is one answer to the Metros problems: Lack of strategic planning and vision. It's only been two years since the last Northern Suburbs bus restructuring took place despite drivers telling mgt that the plan was shortsighted and inadequate. All it did was put old polluting, smelly buses back on the northern run and denied Eastern Shore commuters efficient services. Time for Ms Haselgrove to step aside.
Tim Peters of Geilston Bay Posted at 11:31 PM June 11, 2014
Hmmm. Light rail system in Hobart. Fixed corridor. No feed-in services to stations. Old station locations inhospitable and well away from (21st century, lazy-prick, too-far-to-walk) current economic corridors. Unpredictably powered by the Sun and Wind, and subisdised wave energy via carbon-credit-earning llama wool insulation, that's hand-spun by biddy old gals in Kempton, Ross, Bothwell, Oatlands and Tunbridge. Sounds like a good idea to me!


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Video: GPD Fall Barbecue
Video: Greensboro Police Serving BBQ For A Good Cause
Video: Greensboro Police Charity BBQ
GREENSBORO, NC-- No need to bring lunch to work Thursday or cook dinner. You can get a hot barbecue plate and help charities in one bite.
Thursday, the Greensboro Police Club is hosting its Annual Fall Barbecue to raise funds for the Special Olympics, youth athletic scholarships and uniforms, and police memorials.
The Greensboro Police Club, a private civic club, has been sponsoring this fundraiser event every year since its establishment in 1927.
You can dine in or get carry-out at the Police Club at 524 Air Harbor Road. Officers will be serving there from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Officers are offering takeout meals only at War Memorial Stadium on Yanceyville Street. They'll serve those meals from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Meals cost $7 each and can be paid for by cash or check.
Dine-in meals consist of pork barbecue, coleslaw, baked beans, and a drink. And, takeout meals come with 12 ounces of barbecue and coleslaw.
All items are prepared and served by Greensboro Police Department employees and retirees.
For more information, or to get your tickets, contact Officer MJ Calvert at 336-373-2571.


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New study shows 87 per cent rise in children facing online bullying projects
Posted: January 10, 2014|
A new study has shown more teenagers are now contacting counsellors about self-harming, suicide and online bullying than ever before.
The worrying trend was highlighted in a report by charity ChildLine, which is run by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).
There has been an 87 per cent increase in contact regarding online bullying since 2012.
Youngsters told the charity the 24-hour nature of online bullying means there is no escape, and can lead to very serious feelings of isolation, low self-esteem and, in some cases, suicide.
More than 1,400 youngsters said they experienced racist bullying; a 69 per cent increase.
While self-harm was mentioned in almost 47,000 counselling sessions – a 41 per cent increase – most of that came from a 50 per cent rise in reports from 12-year-olds.
Suicidal thoughts in 12 to 15-year-olds saw a 33 per cent rise.
Marj Hamlett-Hughes, from Lynworth (pictured) lost her son, Martin Holder, aged just 16, in 2012.
The youngster was found hanged at his home after alleged bullying.
She said: "It's always difficult, for both the family and the child.
"Children must know if they are being bullied, they have people they can go to who can help.
"Bullying is horrible. It affects people for a long time.
"It is a taboo subject in many communities. We don't talk about it, we don't discuss it, we don't take notice of it sometimes."
An online survey by Gloucestershire County Council showed pupils are becoming more confident about the way their schools deal with bullying.
Councillor Paul McLain, cabinet member for children and young people, said: "The council's healthy living and learning team supports schools with resources and training to raise awareness of bullying and how to deal with it effectively.
"We're proud of the fact that Gloucestershire schools take bullying seriously and everyone should encourage children and young people to speak up about it.
"Nobody should live with bullying, but sometimes finding the courage to speak up can be difficult. "However talking with a teacher, parent, carer or friend is the first step to making it stop."
Esther Rantzen, founder of ChildLine, said: "This report is a real wake-up call. Far too many of the nation's children seem to be struggling and in despair.
"It's so important that we support children to talk about issues and look out for signs that they're not able to cope.
"No matter how hard-pressed we are, we must commit to giving children time and space to talk about their lives.
"If they are concealing unhappiness, encourage them to open up and if they can't talk to you, maybe they can talk to ChildLine."
To call ChildLine, call 0800 1111.


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WITA – Central Indonesian Time (Standard Time)
Also known as: WITA – Waktu Indonesia Tengah
Central Indonesian Time (WITA) is 8 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This time zone is a standard time zone and is used in: Asia.
Email time zone indicator: +0800
An email sent from someone in the Central Indonesian Time (WITA) time zone will have the time zone listed as "+0800" in the headers of the email. (However, "+0800" does not have to be in Central Indonesian Time, as other time zones could have the same UTC offset).
Where and when is WITA observed?
Areas of Indonesia using WITA all year
- Central region
Other time zones in UTC +8:00
Some time zones exist that have the same offset as WITA, but can be found under a different name:
- AWST – Australian Western Standard Time
- BNT – Brunei Darussalam Time
- CAST – Casey Time
- CHOT – Choibalsan Time
- CST – China Standard Time
- H – Hotel Time Zone
- HKT – Hong Kong Time
- IRKT – Irkutsk Time
- KRAST – Krasnoyarsk Summer Time
- MYT – Malaysia Time
- PHT – Philippine Time
- SGT – Singapore Time
- ULAT – Ulaanbaatar Time
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Archive for Thursday, June 2, 2005
Just the facts
As I read through The Eudora News, as I do every week, I came to an article that was very misleading. This article that I am pertaining to is "Wrestling coaches aim to teach hard work, spirit." There were a few points that I would like to make.
First and most importantly, this Eudora Junior Cardinal Wrestling Club is not replacing the original Eudora Wrestling Club. The EWC has been the kids' wrestling organization for eight or nine years, and will always belong to the kids.
The coaches have always been there to support the kids during their matches, and have even made other events outside the EWC. The coaches' work is also all volunteered. They are not getting paid as they teach the kids respect and good sportsmanship. They are dedicated to help the kids and have never let them down during a meet.
The EWC is still continuing for the kids who want to wrestle, and the Eudora Junior Cardinal Wrestling Club cannot, and will not, take that away.
In the article, it sounded like we had been doing many fund-raisers for a couple of years, when in fact, the first fund-raiser ever done by the EWC was in the 2004-2005 season.
The point I am trying to stress the hardest is the fact that the EWC is not being replaced. As far as I am concerned, we still have kids on our roster and will continue to grow in numbers.
This is not a competition between the two clubs; this is not to see which is better. Sure, there will be some rocks for both clubs, but these clubs are made for the kids, not for the trophies.
Kim Bruner
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The Landing School Acorn Skiff combines seaworthiness and traditional charm into a practical and beautiful rowing and sailing boat. Whether used for exploring the coast, marshes, rivers or inland lakes, the Acorn Skiff's reputation as a tender is excellent.
The Landing School Acorn Skiff, built with glued lapstrake planking from the highest quality materials, exhibits great durability and sturdiness. The hull is made from 1/4" marine plywood. The handsomely varnished rails, transom, seats, thwarts, breasthook, and floorboards are built from Sipo. The planking is coated in epoxy to increase its life and lessen its maintenance.
The Acorn Skiff was designed by Iain Oughtred, a small-boat designer from Great Britain who
was instrumental in the revival of wooden boats' popularity in the last quarter of the 20th century.
The Acorn Skiff is a featured design in his Clinker Plywood Boatbuilding Manual (WoodenBoat Books, 1988.) The Acorn Skiff is revered as a comfortable, efficient rowing boat. It is also easily rigged with spruce spars that turn it into a fun daysailing boat as well. Each Acorn Skiff is accompanied by a hand-crafted gunter rig, Dacron sail and a pair of Shaw & Tenney oars. Trailer and boat cover are also available at an additional cost.
Contact Barry Acker to learn more about this boat, book a test ride or to make an appointment to see one being built.


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Lublin Airport today signed a contract to build roads, parking areas and networks and development of greenery. The best offer has bees chosen. This is the agreement for who is going to create the road system and parking for airport transport service for Lublin airport. The "Budimex SA", which was won the contract, represented by …
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Airport 360° Virtual Tour
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Promotional video of Lublin Airport
A short movie about the construction of Lublin Airport and the beauty of the Lublin region. Visit us – fly to Lubelskie! – fot.Mikołaj Majda
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To the creation of the airport Lublin was necessary to cut more than 100h of the forest. If anyone ever wondered what happened to the thousands of tree roots will find the answer in this material
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Construction of the Airport Lublin is a complex construction project, involving hundreds of employees, machines. It allows creation of a modern and safe airport. Here's how it looks …
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At the heart of the beautiful region arises Airport Lublin – a safe, modern and functional airport. Created a large window to the world. It should create great things to make life easier.
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- Scritti Politti
- Saturday, 4 August 2012
- Time: 20:00
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The Trades Club
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Beets have a property that increases the amount of hemoglobin in the blood. This makes them valuable medicinally.
To get the most out of beets, cook them right and serve with complementary foods.
In this beet salad, neither the orzo or beet play a starring role. Insteand, the starch and the vegetable blend to become a light, satisfying salad.
Serve it with dinner, for a light lunch, or a snack. It tastes good warm, at room temperature, or cool. Make enough, it goes fast!
A longer version of this recipe can be found on food52.com.
Yield: 4 servings
2 pounds beets, boiled or roasted, outside skin peeled, and cut into bite-sized pieces
beet leaves, rinsed, center stem removed, and chopped
1 medium onion, sliced thin
2 cloves garlic, chopped
8 oz orzo pasta
4 oz. feta cheese
2 T Olive oil
¼ cup chopped almonds or walnuts (optional)
1. Boil method: place beets in water, boil then simmer, covered, until easily pierced with a fork, about 1/2 hour.
2. While the beets are cooking, saute the onion and garlic in a heated, oiled pan until golden, then add the beet greens. Add a dash of water if you need to keep the vegetables from sticking to the pan. Put in large bowl and cover to keep warm.
3. When the beets are cooked, pluck the beets out of the water, preserving the cooking water for the orzo. Let beets cool then slip the skin off with a light squeeze and add to the bowl. Bring the water to a boil and cook the orzo, which will turn pink, about 8 minutes, taste to be certain. Strain, add to the bowl, crumble the feta in, and mix well.
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Vstone and their Robot Football Player !!!
Category: Robot - Tags: Football, Robot, Robot Football Player, Robot Footballeur, Vstone
The RoboCup 2005 will be held in Osaka, Japan and a company called Vstone presents their robot that will participate today. It plays football and is called RoboVie-V.
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We note that six banks have responded to the results by lowering price targets: Barclays, Citi, J.P. Morgan, Macquarie, Pacific Crest, and Stifel.
Dismal Q2 for International Highlights our Previously Expressed Concerns
AMT's Q2 2013 international gross and operating margins declined 200 bps and 470 bps, respectively, since Q2 2012.1 International EBITDA growth has been close to zero for the past three quarters.
These disappointing results highlight the "feed the beast" problem of AMT's M&A driven international growth, coupled with the distortions caused by its de facto lending business – particularly that additional tenants are not meaningfully impacting margins. The 280 bps growth YoY in SG&A as a percentage of international revenue shows both the inefficacy of AMT's CPI-linked escalators in hedging against wage inflation, and the incoherence of AMT's strategy of making piecemeal investments into numerous markets (i.e., Chile, Peru, Colombia, Ghana, Uganda, Germany) just because they can do deals there.
When the Beast is Hungry, Growth and Margins Drop
The below graph showing the per tower valuations of international acquisitions since 2009 illustrates the dual problems of needing to feed the beast and the distortions caused by AMT's de facto lending business. (We excluded Site Sharing from this graph because it is an outlier and would unduly skew the trend line.)
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There are two ways to completely fuck up your computer:
- Bring it Tea Lounge on 7th Ave. for some screenplay-writing hipster d-bag to spill decaf chai late on it.
- Bring it to the Mac Support Store.
Since the 7th Ave. Tea Lounge ain't there anymore, Mac Support Store is the official, Apple authorized Park Slope spot for getting your Mac raped, snake-bitten, tarred and feathered.
Here's how my tale of woe unfoldedwent (this shit started BEFORE Christmas): wireless card stops working; fan makes an annoying, noisy clicking sound. AppleCare says, "Oh, you live in Brooklyn…take it to the lovely third-party Mac Support Store on 7th St. They'll be grrrrr-eat!" Computer is dropped off there. Mac Support Store says, "Don't EVER call us, we'll call you." Of course, they don't.
Two weeks later (after several calls/emails), Mac Support Store says it not only needs to order a new part from Apple, the computer also needs a new video card. Almost two weeks after that, the computer is ready, so we lug it home AND THE SCREEN LOOKS LIKE A TIMOTHY LEARY BAD TRIP. Even the top of the screen is still not flush with the rest of the monitor, like a semi-ajar car door. Worst part is, Mac Support Store insists that the computer works fine.
Frantic call to AppleCare made. The lovely folks there send another vendor, Custom Computer Specialists from Suffolk Co., over for a house call. The tech's verdict: Not only did the Mac Support Store install the video card incorrectly, the tech dude said it's possible there was nothing wrong with it in the first place—he even wonders aloud if they stripped the part to put in another computer coming off warranty!
Anyway, the computer now works fine--after an HOUR of work, not three weeks' worth--and replacing all the parts that should have been installed properly the first time.
Oh, and the fan still clicks. But the rockin' CCS tech will be back next week to take care of that, because unlike the Mac Support Store, he rules.
So let me be clear: Mac Support Store, you suck. It's that simple.When that gig at Buffalo Wild Wings didn't work out, that shouldn't have inspired you to try and fix computers.
Stay away.
[ed note: interesting enough, reviews online are either horrendously bad, or earth shatteringly good...which is pretty fucking fishy, if you ask me. Anyone else ever tried this place??].


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"Fixed an issue where a user's sequential wins were interrupted due to communication errors during online play"
Thank you!!! This annoyed me to death. The highest win streak I have is 3 because of these communication errors
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"Fixed an issue where a user's sequential wins were interrupted due to communication errors during online play"
Thank you!!! This annoyed me to death. The highest win streak I have is 3 because of these communication errors
Couldn't you shave 200 points off the score by making it to world 8, losing all your lives and then doing the world continue trick? Seems to me the lowest possible score would be 300 points
Reporting on a kid's science fair project... Slow news day, NintendoLife?
I really liked Escape, but I just have a feeling that it won't work nearly as well as a feature-length. Some films are meant to be short films.
Way to complete miss the point. There are plenty of reasons (which I Gave and you echoed) to stay physical. Collecting, reselling, etc. are all great reasons to stay physical.
The point I was referring to had to deal with him complaining that digital was tied to a "piece of plastic." Physical is also tied to a piece of plastic, just disc shaped. People say "if my console is stolen then I'll lose all my games." Which is exactly what would happen if your games were also stolen/lost. To your other point: discs are way easier to be scratched or damaged than a console for most consumers. If they are, there is ZERO chance Nintendo will replace them. If a console is damaged, there is a a semi-decent chance you could recover any digital games you downloaded.
Would it be nice if downloads were tied to an account as opposed to a console? Yes. But honestly, some arguments for physical over digital are just silly. Others are not.
This argument is quite dumb. You are in fact still tying your ownership of the game to a piece of plastic... just a disc shaped piece of plastic. One that is actually a lot easier to get damaged or lost than an actual console. And once a disc is lost or damaged, how could you possibly retrieve it? Call Nintendo support and ask them to send you a new disc? lol
There are plenty of reasons to stick with a physical copy (being able to resell, take to a friends house, etc...), but being tied to the console is quite honestly dumb.


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Polaroid 12MP digital camera and instant mobile printer, now $89
This week OfficeMax.com has the Polaroid 12MP digital camera and PoGo instant mobile printer (model no. CPB-1237RB) for $89.99 after a $40 price drop. This bundle includes a 12MP digital camera with 3x optical zoom, has a 2.7-inch display, and is SD/SDHC memory card compatible. The instant mobile printer prints photos directly from your digital camera to a special photo paper without the use of ink. FREE shipping is included on this bundle, and sales tax applies for residents of most states.
OfficeMax.com has a few other digital camera offerings this week as well. Get a Kodak C182 12MP digital camera with 3x zoom in silver for $79.99 after a $20 price drop. The new Nikon Coolpix L22 12MP digital camera has been cut by $30 to $99.99. Cannon's A3000 10MP digital camera with 4x zoom has seen a modest price cut of $20 dropping the cost to $129.99. This week get a FREE digital photo keychain with the purchase of any advertised digital camera at your local OfficeMax store.


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Oct 14, 2011 (06:10 AM EDT)
Dell World: Boomi's Reach Expands
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Rick Nucci, co-founder and CTO of Boomi, the integration in the cloud firm, joined Dell when it acquired his firm in November of last year. Still Boomi CTO, Nucci said in an interview at Dell World Wednesday that his firm will make major enhancements to its product line (AtomSphere) in an announcement sometime next week.
Using the cloud as an integration hub sounds simple, but of course it gets complicated fast. The most common integration that Boomi is called upon to perform is to link an SAP application on premises to Salesforce.com CRM in the cloud.
But the reach of the AtomSphere engine keeps growing. Boomi was founded in 2000 and became a leading integration hub. Until recently, it integrated an average 3 applications for each project it undertook. Today the figure is 11, Nucci said.
Boomi won't be alone. Watch for plenty of activity in this space.
Informatica founder Gaurav Dhillon is still busy with his new startup, SnapLogic, which is offering one approach to the problem.
And you'll soon hear more about MuleSoft, the company that's behind the open source financial services integration project, Mule. MuleSoft has begun its move into cloud-based integration. CEO Ross Mason said in an interview just before Dell World that his firm has launched MuleIon as an integration hub. Integrating applications will be a source of stress for cloud users for a long time to come. Stay tuned.
[Want more coverage of Dell's strategy in the cloud world? See Michael Dell Playing Enterprise Game To Win.]