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The Weather Channel is returning to DirecTV with a significant compromise that affects all of its viewers: it promises to focus more on the weather.
After a three-month dispute with DirecTV that saw the channel dropped to some 20 million U.S. viewers, the two sides came to a new deal that will restore service on Wednesday.
The biggest change to its programming will affect all Weather Channel viewers, not just DirecTV subscribers. It said it will reduce its reality programming by half on weekdays. That means fewer airings of TV shows like "Coast Guard Alaska" and "Hurricane Hunters."
David Kenny, the CEO of channel parent Weather Company, apologized for the disruption and vowed to reward viewers with more weather-focused news.
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Report: Brother of Cowboys' Kevin Ogletree shot in New York City
Calvin Ogletree, the older brother of Cowboys receiver Kevin Ogletree, was shot in the head Saturday in the Queens borough of New York City, according to the New York Daily News.
Police said that Calvin Ogletree was in front of his luxury car rental shop Saturday afternoon when he was approached by two men, and one shot him in the head in a dispute allegedly over money. The suspects fled on bicycles and are at large.


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Nancy Lee (Drew) Law, 61, wife of Richard P. Law of 53 Deer Run Lane, Staunton, died Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, at Golden Living Center in Clifton Forge. She was born Aug. 10, 1951, in New Hampshire, a daughter of the late Richard and Patricia Drew.
Mrs. Law was previously employed as a classroom aide by the Augusta County School System, serving at Beverley Manor Middle School.
Her family members include a daughter, Kathleen F. Law of Newport News; two brothers and a sister-in-law, George and Jody Drew and Robert Drew, all of Alton, N.H.; an uncle; and numerous nephews and nieces.
A memorial service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, at Henry Funeral Home by the Rev. Morgan Clough. Another memorial service will be announced at a later date in New Hampshire.
Honorary pallbearers will be Rhonda Robinson, Kathy Sterrett, Kay Burke, Fontella Bundy, Freddy Knight and teachers and friends at Beverley Manor Middle School.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service.
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The eighth annual Regional Healthcare Recognition luncheon, presented by The Genesis Group and The Medical Societies, will take place at noon, Tuesday, May 7, at Hart's Hill Inn, Whitesboro.
This year's honorees are: Dr. Albert D'Accurzio, Burt Danovitz, Richard Wilson, Dr. George Tomy, Aurora Wallen, Lisa Betrus, Lisa Everson, James Walczak, Sherry Deperno and Stephen Passalaqua, DDS.
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HERSHEY, Pennsylvania– After putting on their ponchos, fans braved the rain and made their way out to Hershey Stadium for day one of the first-ever Summer MixTape Festival.
And you can't blame them for putting up with the downpours, since the lineup was any pop lover's dream.
"Jersey Shore" star DJ Pauly D was one of the first to take the stage and certainly got the party started. When MTV News caught up with him before his performance, he said he was ready to bring the club to the crowd.
"I'm going to bring a lot of energy, I'm going to get everyone in there fist pumping, you know how i do it," Pauly D said. "A lot of dance music, a lot of music that is upbeat, get the energy up there. I got to get their fist pumping, I got to do what I do."
Next up were fan favorites New Kids on the Block, who were making their first North American appearance of the year. "It's big for us; it's big for the fans. We're excited to be here, to see the fans again," Jordan Knight told MTV News.
Kicking off their first of two nights of performances — NKOTBSB will perform on Saturday — the group put on a memorable show, playing all of their hit songs including "Step by Step," "The Right Stuff" and "Summertime."
But the biggest surprise of their show came during the encore when 98 Degrees reunited on for the first time in 10 years to"Hangin' Tough."
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On top of that, NKOTB's Joey McIntyre switched stages and joined the night's closing performer, Kelly Clarkson, who told the crowd she was "very nervous to follow New Kids on the Block," in a duet for "Don't You Wanna Stay."
Clarkson then continued to rock the crowd with hit songs including, "Behind These Hazel Eyes," "Stronger" and a festival-goer requested cover of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe."
We will see if Jepsen returns the favor on Saturday when she performs, along with the Wanted, LL Cool J and NKOTBSB, at day two of the MixTape Festival.


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What happens when a Cherokee patient summons a medicine man to the hospital, or when an Anglo nurse refuses to take orders from a Japanese doctor? This work contains over 200 case studies illustrating cross-cultural misunderstanding and culturally competent health care. The chapters also cover: birth, end of life, traditional medicine, and pain.
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Originally posted by Brian Kelly: "...and javadoc style comments must be used for each element of the public interface of each class." "Provide javadoc documentation for all classes you write." And under deliverables: "A subdirectory called javadoc, containing HTML/Javadoc documentation for all classes and interfaces you are submitting. " So which is it??? Javadoc for all or public? I was going to do it for everything (private classes and methods) but it's driving me insane, so I want to check if it's necessary to write javadocs for everything??
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BRIAN: Andy, welcome to the Underground. It's a pleasure to have you here. I must admit, you're one of the most fascinating guests we've had here at the Underground. You're a very successful software developer, but what went through your mind that made you take up writing?
ANDY: From at least high school on I always intended to write a bunch of novels. Work just got in the way.
And the thing about making games is that you can no longer do it mostly by yourself. These days, most games are big teams of over a hundred people, with budgets over 50 million dollars. All that means that it's not about your creative expression (most of the time), but about getting it done, well, on time, and on budget. And the roll of team lead is largely about firefighting and resource (achem...people) wrangling.
So, I really wanted to focus directly on the creative aspects. Dozens of story ideas have been bouncing around in my head for years, and I felt it was time to let a couple of them out.
BRIAN: These days readers often roll their eyes at the thought of yet another vampire novel. Yet, in Darkening you made vampires fresh again by returning to their mystical roots. What led you to write a vampire novel for your first book?
ANDY: There are two answers to that, the visceral and the cerebral. With The Darkening Dream, the visceral part was this image I had – and some might consider me disturbed – of a dead tree silhouetted against an orange sky, a naked body bound to it, disemboweled, and bleeding out. The sound of a colossal horn or gong blares. The blood glistens black in the sunset light. Bats circle the sky and wolves bay in the distance. But sacrifice isn't just about killing. It's a contract. Someone is bargaining with the gods. And on the cerebral side, I've always been a huge vampire fan and I've read and watched a large percentage of the oeuvre. But also as a history buff I wanted to write a supernatural story that was more grounded in real history and legend. I'm always thinking, "that could have been so much better if they didn't make up the historical backstory" so I started with the villains. What kind of ancient evil creatures might still be around? What do they want? And what legitimate human reason would they have to destroy the world (Buffy-style)? I don't exactly answer the question in TDD, because the motives of 5,000 year old baddies should be mysterious. But trust me, they have a plan, and the sheer audacity of it will literally shake the foundations of the heavens.
BRIAN: The occult, magic, mystical and religious references abound in Darkening. While I was reading I kept wondering how much of this was research-based and how much was coming from your imagination.
ANDY: In constructing The Darkening Dream I wanted the meta-story to play off conventional tropes. Broadly, a cabal of ancient supernatural beings has sent one of their number to recover an artifact needed to destroy the world. And surprise, it turns out a group of teens are all that stands between them and Armageddon.
How much more Buffy can you get?
But that's just the high level. I also wanted to ground this preposterous scenario in real history and legend. So as a methodology, in designing my array of supernatural beings and occult practitioners I turned to historic sources. Before our modern science and technology rendered magic quaint, it was the domain of religion and superstition. Of belief.
And each spiritual and magical system has its own framework. Proponents wrote out of certainty, out of faith. I merely dig up their writings and take them at their word. So in essence, it's all researched, but I adapt it from real belief systems into those that work in a story framework.
BRIAN: Darkening has the best characters I've seen in a horror/fantasy book in a long time. Sarah and Alex especially were original and very believable. Did you have specific inspirations for these two? Also, why did you place this Salem in the early 1900's?
ANDY: Sarah and Alex both draw on different aspects of myself in a lot of ways. Both are pretty analytic, but Sarah has more of spiritual side. In each successive draft (and TDD had 9!) I tried to increase the depth of characterization and the emotional torture. Good storytelling is about character and requires proper arcing.
As to the time period, I chose it for a number of reasons. I wanted a time before mobile phones and the internet and a time when people's knowledge of the world left a little more room for mystery. Additionally, as I always intended this as a series with long lived (achem… immortal) characters, I wanted some runway to cross through history. I also loved the idea of a "vampire in the trenches" so I stuck it right before World War I.
BRIAN: You're an information technology professional and an author. From this unique perspective what are your thoughts on technologies like Kindle, IPads, and how do you see this impacting the publishing industry in the next ten years? Do traditional/hardcopy books have a future?
ANDY: Let's dust off the crystal ball. First of all, there's the print/digital swing. I expect ebooks to be the dominant part of the market within as little as 2-3 years. Print won't totally go away anytime soon, but it will become increasingly niche. The bookstore – and, in fact, many types of retail store – are doomed. Once Barnes and Noble goes away, and it will, mass market print sales will be down to the "Wallmart 200" or similar, available at big chains, supermarkets, airports and the like. The idea of having any kind of broad inventory visible at retail will soon be laughable. It's possible that POD kiosks or something much briefly mitigate this, but I doubt it. Even if you are a paper diehard, you'll have to buy online (aka Amazon) unless you love a diet of James Patterson.
Then, once distribution and the lock on distribution is meaningless, the hold big publishing has maintained on content will be gone. The walls are already crumbling. Business models are going to have to change because the kind of high overhead, slow moving operation of the past will be disrupted. How this all falls out, who knows. I don't myself worry about the "mountain of crap" argument. There's already far, far more books than one could ever look at. The system just doesn't show them to you unless you're looking. I recently bought a number of books on life in Ancient Mesopotamia. Do you think those featured on anyone's bestseller list? Marketing dollars will still matter. Word of mouth will still matter. But like in other industries this will be a chaotic mix of big money blockbusters and random upstarts. Barrier of entry is low and getting lower.
BRIAN: Your website says you finally scored a literary agent for your latest project, Untimed. Can you tell us about your experience trying to secure representation for The Darkening Dream and what lessons you learned from that experience?
ANDY: With TDD it was pretty frustrating. The process itself is highly irritating. You write this single page query, which cannot possibly capture the execution of your novel, and then you fire it out. Most of the time you get no response or a generic rejection based on the query, not the book itself. Not once in perhaps 200 queries did I receive feedback on the query itself. I did two rounds of querying on TDD, one in 2010 and one in 2011. Even though the book was much better (and shorter) in the later round it's clear that for agents submissions are growing on one hand and sales declining on the other. In the earlier round I had a lot of requests for the book, and usually heard the same thing back, "the writing is great, your ideas are very original, but it's too long and too complicated." So I spent nine months paring it down to half the size. But then on the second round, all I heard was "vampires are dead" (of course). Most agents didn't want to read it because the "trend had peaked." I don't believe in trends and I don't think buyers buy based on trends. Trend thinking leads to two movies about Snow White or comets. Vampires are a perennial, they never really go out of style.
So, when I came up with the idea for Untimed I made sure it was very high concept and the first chapter ended in a big inciting event. I also chose a much more voice driven first person present voice. Untimed grabs from the start, it doesn't take any time to build like TDD does.
BRIAN: We hear a lot about how new authors have to self-market and develop a "platform." I've seen a lot of author websites, but I have to say yours is perhaps the best organized and pleasing to the eye that I've seen. Do you have any advice to authors who are trying to get their websites up and running? What are your thoughts on self-marketing and publicity?
ANDY: I use Wordpress. It's a pretty good platform that makes it really easy to build a flexible and sophisticated author website. I self-host, which allowed me to pick a solid theme framework and customize it heavily. I went for one with the general layout I wanted and then tweaked the CSS to make it look good, adding custom elements. Wordpress also has a plugin for nearly everything, but getting it to all work together in a clean fashion can be pretty time consuming. I spend a lot of time on the site.
Also, start as early as you can building your Twitter and FB platforms and collecting followers. It takes time.
BRIAN: Can you tell us a little about your latest book, Untimed?
ANDY: Untimed is a YA time travel novel that chronicles the crazy adventures of a boy no one remembers, who falls through a hole in time and finds himself lost in the past. It's very different with an extremely immediate first person present voice (in this book the only thing anyone can hold on to is the present). It rocks. Seriously rocks.
Right now (as of early May) it's out on submission to New York and London publisher's via my agent, Eddie Schneider of JABberwocky.
BRIAN: As a video game designer and author, if you had to choose between creating video games and writing books, what would it be?
ANDY: As a serial creator (having made over a dozen major video games) it was interesting how similar the process was to any other complex creative project. Video games and novel writing are both very iterative and detail oriented. They use a lot of the same mental muscles.
BRIAN: When can we expect a video game version of The Darkening Dream?
ANDY: TDD might be a bit of a challenge to adapt into a game. My villains are few and full of personality, and they don't have a lot of minions. Generally in a game, you need tons and tons of minions to mow through. Untimed is actually more "video gamey" as it's got more varied scenery and more action. Still, games and books are very different mediums. Games are gameplay based and novels are story and character based.
BRIAN: Andy, thanks for stopping by the Underground! A complete review of Andy's book, The Darkening Dream, is available here on UBR. If you enjoyed this interview, like Underground Book Reviews on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and subscribe to our newsletters.
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New lab partners, new friendsIt is time to switch lab partners! You may not work with a partner with whom you have previously worked this semester. Choose someone you haven't already worked with and relocate so that the two of you are sharing a single workstation. Sharing is caring, and also the key to good pair programming.
Switching pilot and co-pilotIn previous labs you were switching pair-programming roles in-between exercises. In this lab and in future labs, you will switch roles at regular intervals throughout the lab. The teaching assistants and tutors will announce that it is time to switch roughly every fifteen minutes.
Don't delete as you goIn previous labs some students deleted their solutions for exercises after completing them—don't do this! It is common for later exercises to make use of functions and templates introduced in earlier ones.
DR uber allesRemember to practice using the design recipe when designing programs!
Develop means Design RecipeUse it, love it.
Don't Use IEYou will be unable to see the exercise numbers if you use IE.
Develop a program that consumes a lab section and returns a descriptive
string similar to
"CS 2501 Section 3: George Washington, John Adams".
Hint: in the following exercises give names to your examples so you can use them again later.
true if the name matches the name of the band and
false otherwise.
In the following exercises, represent the world as a struct with two
posns. The first
posn represents the current
position of a blue circle, and the second
posn represents the
current position of a red circle. When the user clicks the mouse the red
circle will immediately move to where they clicked, and over time the blue
circle will move to meet it.
mouse-handler to react to mouse events. It
consumes four inputs: a World, an x coordinate, a y
coordinate, and a MouseEvent as described in
When the MouseEvent is
"button-down" the function
mouse-handler should create a World where the first
posn is the same as the given World's first
posn and the second
posn is the position of the mouse click. On any other mouse event
"enter", or
"leave") the function
mouse-handler should return
the given World unchanged.
tick-tock to react to clock events. The purpose
of the function is to gradually equate two
posns as the clock
progresses. The function consumes a World and produces a new World where both
coordinates x and y of the first
posn are
increased or decreased by 1 (or 0) so that they approach the coordinates of the
For example, if the input World is ((1,3), (5,1)) then
should return the new World ((2,2), (5,1)).
world-draw that consumes a World and returns a
300 × 300 scene with a solid blue circle of radius 15 at the position
represented by the first
posn and a solid red circle of radius 10
at the position represented by the second
posn. When they overlap,
the red circle should appear on top of the blue circle.
big-bang and the three functions you wrote to create an animation
where you click to place a red circle somewhere in the
canvas and then a blue circle moves along the canvas trying to reach the red
circle. The initial position of the blue circle is determined by how you choose
to initialize the World. You'll need
on-tick, and
"yellow", or
"green". Modify
world-draw to use this String
to determine the color of the circle we draw when the user clicks. Also write a
cycle-color to cycle through the colors:
"red" →
"yellow" →
"green" →
"red". Using this
function, modify
mouse-click to cycle the color when the user
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Gov. Steve Beshear's message to the board of Passport Heath Plan was clear: Clean house or lose your contract to provide Medicaid services for 164,000 clients in the Louisville area.
The Governor's demands came several weeks after state Auditor Crit Luallen issued a blistering report showing that Passport had spent lavishly on travel and gifts, public relations and lobbying. The latter two activities were deemed inappropriate for an organization that is supposed to be spending the taxpayers' money for health care for the indigent and disabled. And the audit also showed conflicts of interest involving top-level staff.
Passport board chairman Larry Cook, who also is the University of Louisville's executive vice president for health affairs, was too slow in making a departure (he planned to retire next year), and Gov. Beshear correctly told the board to replace him immediately. (That has been done.)
He also wants the resignations of executive vice president Shannon Turner and associate vice president Nici Gaines. They were the two who were most closely linked to the expensive travel and conflicts of interest. Earlier this week, Passport's board cancelled all of its lobbying contracts.
In order to restore the credibility of Passport, and in order for us to feel that Passport is going to work with us to correct these problems, we have to deal with an entirely new team, the Governor said.
He's right. But his likely opponent in next fall's governor's race, Sen. David Williams, R-Burkesville, took the low road when he called Mr. Beshear's actions a government takeover of Passport.
There is no takeover here Passport is and always has been an organization that exists to distribute Medicaid dollars. Last year, the total was nearly $800 million. Sen. Williams is capitalizing on the current sentiment against the federal government's (successful) efforts to save private banks, insurance and auto companies through federal intervention. It's cheap politics, nothing more.
Indeed, Passport got into this mess because its stewards forgot the difference between being public and private. With its meetings and records sealed from public scrutiny (despite an attorney general's opinion saying this was illegal), it could travel on the fast track with little oversight. (In a notable statement, the Governor told Passport to spend no more Medicaid dollars to challenge that ruling in litigation with The Courier-Journal. Three key officials the Governor, Auditor and Attorney General all say Passport should behave as a public agency.)
There still are unresolved issues. Although the audit gave an appraisal of how Passport was managed, it did not measure the success of the organization in delivering services. Ms. Luallen took an important step Thursday, hiring an outside firm to do such an assessment. At a time when the ranks of the indigent are growing, making Passport efficient, open and effective is a priority.


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This tour takes you on a journey through India's National Parks which boast the most thrilling diversity of wildlife.
The Pench Tiger Reserve which is named after the Pench river, Cheetal, Sambar and Nilgai are common sights. Wild dogs and jackals roam freely. Kanha, where Rudyard Kipling wrote the Jungle Book stories is famous for tigers and one of the most beautiful parks in the country. Bandhavgarh, set in the Vindhyan Mountains is another place famous for tigers, and also Nilgai, Chausingha, Chital, wild boars and foxes.
We finish the tour by visiting some beautiful temples, including those of Khajuraho and Varanasi.
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After arrival, we check in at the hotel. In the afternoon we visit the India Gate, Parliament House, Raj Ghat, Humayun's tomb, Jama Mosque and Red Fort.
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We leave Delhi in morning, reach Nagpur by air and the on to Pench Reserve by jeep. After lunch, we take an afternoon safari. We spend the next two nights at the reserve, in deluxe tents with attached bathrooms.
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The Pench River flows from north to south of this park. This place is home to the Bengal tiger and also the shy leopards. We take safaris in the morning and afternoon to explore it.
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We drive to Kanha National Park where we will spend two days in a hotel. Upon arrival, an afternoon safari is optional.
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We spend the morning and afternoon on game drives in search of the Indian bison, wild dogs, swamp deer and tigers.
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We drive in the morning to Bandhavgarh, where we will spend two days. Upon arrival, an afternoon safari is optional.
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Bandhavgarh is a small reserve and hence provides good opportunities to view the elusive members of the cat family. It is also known for its leopards, bison, Indian wild dogs and a vast diversity of birdlife. Morning and afternoon game safaris are planned.
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In the morning we drive to Khajuraho, situated in the Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh, 620km southeast of Delhi. It is famous for having the biggest group of Hindu and Jain temples with their intricate sculptures. The temples were built over a span of 200 years. It is a world heritage site.
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In the morning we tour the western group of temples, the most famous of which is the Kandariya Mahadev temple. We then fly to Varanasi and check in at the hotel. Here at Varanasi, we attend the evening aarti on the banks of River Ganga.
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"Game name wanted! I've been searching for the game FOREVER, from 1998 till now I just need it! You could be 4 player most, I THINK the name begins with B, disregard it, since I'm not sure.. If you were 4 players you had the colors blue, yellow, red and brown I think. You walked around the map (top-down view) and laid "eggs" on the ground, which were in your color. After some time they cracked open and a robot (or something?) came out, and it fought for you. The different colored robots (different teams) fought each other so to speak. There were several levels/maps, which you were on if you beat the computer (I think to beat someone is to killl all his robots/eggs). You could lay several eggs on the map at the same time, but in the right view you could see how much time must pass until you laied your next egg (I think). You could be 4 humans vs computer I think! At least 2 (I recall playing alone against the computer ) I NEED THe NAME OF THIS GAME!
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One man's journey from the food-filled streets of San Francisco to Saigon, as he searches for the secret ingredient to blend the traditions of his family's culture with his adopted American life.
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Iranian American filmmaker Marjan Tehrani chronicles her brother's return to Iran as he travels with his American wife to have a traditional Persian wedding and explore his lost heritage.
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Colby-Sawyer College will launch two online certificate programs in January 2014. The one-year Human Resource Management and Leadership certificate programs can be completed 100 percent online. Colby-Sawyer College is accredited by New England Association of Schools & Colleges (NEASC).
The online certificate programs are available to professionals in the field, to students in community colleges, and to those already working toward an associate's or bachelor's degree as well as to interested members of the public. Each program consists of five courses for a total of 16 college credits. Each course is eight weeks long and delivered completely online. A high school diploma or GED is the prerequisite for acceptance into both programs. Financial aid is available and applications are available now at www.colby-sawyer.edu/online.
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There's a good front page story in the Washington Post today about how political debates over unions are evolving. For one thing, a lot of people that are inclined to defend private sector unions don't feel obliged to protect public sector unions:
The Post story also provides another powerful reminder that private sector unions weren't always supportive of public sector unions:
It's one thing to bargain with a private company knowing that profits are finite -- it's quite another to just keep socking it to the taxpayer. (Note that unlike Meany in 1962, the current AFL-CIO chief Richard Trumka thinks that raising taxes will actually create jobs. Not only that, Trumka wants to raise the gas tax with oil going through the roof.)
The whole article is great and worth reading. One bone to pick, however: the authors accept claims that government workers are underpaid:
These studies on government workers' compensation tend to be political footballs. For instance, it's definitely not true that federal workers are under-compensated relative to the private sector. (If you want to wonk out on that topic, this TWS, magazine article on the topic is unbelievably definitive. If you like that kind of thorough analysis, you really out to subscribe.) Depending on how you control for any number of variables, government employees could easily be said to earn more.
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An Elizabeth Township man has been charged by White Oak police in one of three armed robberies of Mon-Yough convenience stores earlier this week.
Charges were filed with White Oak Magisterial District Judge Thomas Miller Jr. against Jeffrey Thomas Betters, 45, of Greenock for robbery, reckless endangerment, terroristic threats and two firearms violations.
"At this point he is only being charged by the White Oak Police Department with the robbery at the Sunoco at 2904 Fifth Ave.," police Chief Lou Bender said on Thursday.
That holdup occurred Monday at 8 p.m. There was a robbery shortly before 11 p.m. at the American Natural station in Elizabeth Township's Boston neighborhood.
Then on Tuesday at 1:30 a.m. there was a holdup at the Sunoco along Walnut Street near the Fifteenth Avenue Bridge in McKeesport.
"As for the other two robberies, to my knowledge they are still being investigated," Bender said. "We have shared our information with the Elizabeth Township Police Department and the McKeesport Police Department."
That includes surveillance video and witness accounts that were used when Betters was arrested on a parole violation as the result of an extended police chase on Tuesday.
Betters is awaiting a preliminary hearing on Aug. 12 on two counts of aggravated assault, criminal mischief, resisting arrest, fleeing or attempting to elude police officers and reckless driving.
The chase began nine hours after the third robbery.
Several police departments got involved when a state parole agent tried to apprehend Betters for a violation along the 3600 block of Walnut in McKeesport. The subsequent chase went through McKeesport, White Oak, North Versailles Township and East McKeesport and ended in Wall.
Betters remains in Allegheny County Jail in lieu of $200,000 bond.
"After Mr. Betters was taken into custody, we observed he had various tattoos on his arm," Bender said. "We were able to match the tattoos on his arms to the tattoos (on the suspect) on the surveillance video."
That suspect's face was covered, but a witness picked Betters from a photo array, Bender said.
"We had a witness who observed him remove the mask," Bender said. "The witness saw him within the vehicle (used in the getaway from the White Oak Sunoco)."
Bender credited arresting officer Kenneth B. Wehrli from his department and assistance from McKeesport detectives Christopher Halaszynski and Adam Alfer.
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College Station Police arrested the suspect in an afternoon bank robbery at Post Oak Mall.
Police say it happened at First National Bank in Post Oak Mall about 2:45 p.m., Tuesday.
A Bryan resident matching the description of the robber was arrested by police just after 3pm, at the intersection of Highway 6 and FM 60.
Jade Hannah McCullough, 25, is now behind bars. Police say he is cooperating.
No one was injured during the robbery and more details will be released as they become available.
Meanwhile, traffic will be diverted in the Highway 6 and FM 60 intersection until the suspect's truck can be towed to the police department.
Prior to Tuesday's incident this bank location has been robbed twice since October.
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HAYWARD, Calif. (AP) — Police say the San Francisco Bay Area homeowner who shot and killed a man during a home invasion robbery knew the suspect.
The homeowner told officers who were called to his Hayward residence on Sunday evening that he shot at least two people.
Hayward police Sgt. Eric Melendez says he also said he met the man he shot dead a long time ago.
Police believe the other person who was shot is a woman who later turned up at a hospital. A second woman may also have been involved in the incident.
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Ford is sitting on more than $25.7 billion of cash and is considering a long list of ways to spend it, including a larger dividend to buying back stock to more pension contributions and accelerating spending on new products.
At the end of the second quarter, Ford held $25.7 billion. While the constant need for upgraded equipment and marketing can burn cash quickly, investors are growing impatient over when some of it comes their way.
I am comfortable with the present liquidity, Chief Financial Officer Bob Shanks told investors today at the J.P. Morgan auto conference in New York. It is higher than $20 billion, but it is what we need right now.
Ford is focused on maintaining an investment grade credit rating even through the industrys inevitable downturns, while sharing some of its success with shareholders.
Our priority is to provide an attractive return for shareholders, Shanks said. Ford resumed paying dividends in 2012 and doubled quarterly payments to 10 cents in the first quarter of this year.
Ford has returned $2 billion to shareholders so far, Shanks said. And there could be special dividend payouts in the future as well as more share repurchases as part of a larger effort to ensure shares are not diluted.
Even with plans to spend $7 billion in capital expenditures this year more than the $6 billion it wants to invest annually in the future that is a lot of liquidity, noted J.P. Morgan analyst Eric Selle.
Shanks disagreed. We dont think we have excess cash right now. We have what we think we need to run the business and weather any future downturns.
Ford is spending to grow operations in Asia Pacific, restructure in Europe and expand the lineup by 50%, improve in South America and boost capacity in North America, Shanks said.
Ford is paying down debt and trying to fully funds its pension funds by 2015. Shanks said that effort is benefiting from higher interest rates.
We should be able to sustain an investment grade rating through the inevitable downturn to come, he said of the cyclical auto industry. To that end, the automaker wants to maintain a $10-billion revolving credit line to ward off any financial shocks. It is at $10.7 billion today.
Cash targets could be reduced over time, Shanks said, noting there likely will be times in the future where Ford needs to sell parts of its business that arent core to CEO Alan Mulallys One Ford strategy.
Conversely, there are opportunities to launch more Ford and Lincoln vehicles around the world today than the company envisioned in June 2011.
We see an opportunity to accelerate growth to a level we hadnt even anticipated in 2011, Shanks said.
He said Ford has not changed its guidance that pretax profit will equal or exceed 2012 levels. Automotive operating margins should remain the same as last year but automotive cash flow should be substantially higher, even with greater capital expenditure.
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Robin Hood airport - to report severe aircraft noise:
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Doncaster council main switchboard
Community First Team
Anti litter and dumped cars
Faulty street lights - quoting number of the lighting column
Furniture recycling
Computer recycling
DMBC recycling facilities
Waste Watch, national recycling information service
Police - non urgent
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Agenda for council meeting
Newsletter June 2015
Newsletter March 2015
Newsletter December 2014
Newsletter Sept/Oct 2014
Villaqe History
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Your Parish Councillors
Freedom of Information
Councillors' Register of Interests
DMBC Smartwater
Minutes of Parish Council Meetings:
15th September 2015
18th August 2015
21st July 2015
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19th May 2015
21st April 2015
17th March 2015
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Welcome to Skerries Golf Club
Skerries Golf Club, founded in 1905, is a championship 18 hole parkland golf course located approximately six miles east of the Dublin - Belfast M1 Motorway and just twenty minutes North of Dublin Airport. Renowned for its undulating fairways, strategically positioned bunkers, and an abundance of varied and mature trees, it measures 6116 metres from the medal tees and challenges golfers of all abilities with a par of 73 for men and 74 for ladies. Boasting one of the most spectacular finishing holes in Ireland, it also provides magnificent panoramic views of the Irish Sea and coastline extending from the Mountains of Mourne to Howth. Visitors are always welcome and never disappointed with their Skerries golfing experience. Our Course Fly Over presents intending visitors with a superb preview of the golfing treat that awaits.
Brian HumphreysCaptain
Fionnuala MooneyLady Captain
Captains' Message
We, Fionnuala and Brian, are very honoured to have been elected Captains of our respective Golf Clubs for 2015 and very much appreciate the good wishes and pledges of support from members for the coming year, which we hope will be a successful and enjoyable golfing year for members and visitors alike.
The greatest asset any Golf Club has is its course and thanks to works carried out in the past and in particular over the last year or so, our course is presenting in excellent condition and has coped well with the ever changing weather conditions. We can hopefully look forward to a year of uninterrupted and enjoyable golf during 2015.
As we are all aware the younger members are the life blood of all Clubs and we in Skerries have been very fortunate throughout the years to have members willingly give of their time to look after our Junior and Juveniles sections. Great strides have been made over these years in the development of their golfing abilities. We offer our thanks to all who have been, and will be, involved in providing these young people with a game for life. Rest assured that the sub- committee looking after our younger members will have our full support.
We extend our thanks and appreciation to all those members who give of their time freely to make Skerries Golf Club the vibrant and successful Club we know it to be.
We have a range of opportunities for visitors, from green fees to open competitions in all categories, and would hope to welcome as many of you as possible throughout the year. You will find our bar and restaurant will extend you a warm welcome and our professional, Bobby Kinsella, will be happy to look after any golfing needs you may have.
Skerries is not just a golf course - we have a wonderful clubhouse with a superb catering facility. We believe that Skerries is a Club first and foremost - a community of people who come together to enjoy a sport we all love. We would encourage all our members to utilise the Clubhouse facilities on a regular basis.
Finally, we look forward to working with our Vice Captains, Pauline and Peter, in the year ahead; we wish all our teams and managers the best of luck in the coming year and wish all our members and friends a very happy and healthy 2015 in golf.


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Keith Truscott
|Keith William Truscott
Keith Truscott c. 1941
|17 May 1916
Prahran, Victoria
|28 March 1943
(aged 26)
Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia
|Royal Australian Air Force
|Years of service
|Squadron Leader
|No. 452 Squadron (1941–42)
|Commands held
|No. 76 Squadron (1942–43)
|Distinguished Flying Cross & Bar
Mentioned in Despatches
Keith William "Bluey" Truscott DFC & Bar (17 May 1916 – 28 March 1943) was a World War II ace fighter pilot and Australian rules footballer with the Melbourne Football Club. He was the second highest Australian World War II ace credited with 20 confirmed victories and 5 unconfirmed victories.[1]
Early life and sporting career[edit]
Truscott was born in Prahran, Victoria, on 17 May 1916, to William Truscott and Maude Truscott (née Powell). He attended Melbourne High School, where he captained the First XI for the school in cricket. While there, he mentored the young Keith Miller, who entered the First XI at the age of 14 and went on to be regarded as Australia's finest all round cricketer. After completing his schooling Truscott worked as a school teacher and clerk.[1]
Truscott played 44 games (and kicked 31 goals) of VFL football as a half-forward flanker from 1937–1940, playing in Melbourne's 1939 and 1940 premiership victories.[citation needed]
War service[edit]
Truscott joined the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in July 1940, a move that attracted much publicity. He almost failed pilot training; among other problems it was ascertained that he had a poor ability to judge heights. In the words of the Australian Dictionary of Biography: "[Truscott] never fully came to terms with landing and persistently levelled out about 20 ft (6 m) too high."[2] Nevertheless, Truscott completed flight training in Canada and joined No. 452 Squadron RAAF, flying Spitfires in England on 5 May 1941.[1] He destroyed at least 16 Luftwaffe aircraft, was twice awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, and was made a flight commander.[1]
Truscott was later made acting squadron leader and in 1942, Truscott was posted back to Australia where he joined 76 Squadron, flying Kittyhawks.[1] By this stage Truscott was, along with Clive Caldwell, one of the most famous RAAF pilots.[citation needed]
Truscott's squadron was posted to Gurney Field in Milne Bay, Papua and played a significant role in the Battle of Milne Bay where he was mentioned in dispatches for his actions.[1] 76 Squadron was later transferred to Darwin, Northern Territory, for a time, and then Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia. Truscott was killed in an accident in Exmouth Gulf on 28 March 1943.[3] His Kittyhawk hit the sea at high speed, after he made a mock diving attack against a low-flying Catalina. The surface of the sea was unusually smooth that day, and it is believed that Truscott misjudged its proximity. His body was recovered and he was buried at Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth.[3][4]
Truscott's life and service was honoured in a number of ways. The RAAF later named a base on the northern coast of the Kimberley region as Truscott Airfield.[5] The Melbourne Football Club's award for the Best and Fairest player was also named in his honour: the "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy.
At Melbourne High School, a scholarship is awarded in his name to a student displaying all-round achievement in academic, sporting and extra-curricular activities. For reasons unknown it was discontinued, apparently in 1948. In 1994, an Old Boy, Dr John Miller AO, winner of the 1946/47 Bluey Truscott Scholarship, Principal Ray Willis and the MHSOBA re-established the Bluey Truscott Scholarship. Dr John Miller provided the Bluey Truscott bronze plaque (hanging in the school foyer) and the "John Miller Distinguished Achievement Medal" to be awarded to all subsequent MHSOBA Bluey Truscott winners.
Truscott Street in North Ryde, Truscott Avenue in Matraville, Sydney, Truscott Street in Campbell, Australian Capital Territory, Truscott Street in Geelong are also named in his honour.
Honours and awards[edit]
- Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar (DFC*) – awarded 17 October 1941 and 27 March 1942
- 1939-1945 Star
- Air Crew Europe Star
- Pacific Star
- Defence Medal
- War Medal 1939–1945 (With Oakleaf, Mention in Despatches published in London Gazette 26 March 1943)
- Australia Service Medal 1939-45
- Mentioned in Despatches[3]
See also[edit]
- List of World War II aces from Australia
- List of Victorian Football League players who died in active service
- ^ a b c d e f Dennis et al (2008), p. 535.
- ^ Truscott, Keith William (Bluey) (1916–1943) Biographical Entry – Australian Dictionary of Biography Online at www.adb.online.anu.edu.au
- ^ a b c Dennis et al (2008), p. 536.
- ^ "Truscott's funeral". The Daily News (Perth, WA: 1882–1950). 5 April 1943.
- ^ "Truscott Airfield". Pacific Wrecks. Retrieved 8 October 2012.
- Dennis, Peter; Grey, Jeffrey; Morris, Ewan; Prior, Robin; Bou, Jean (2008). The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History. Melbourne: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-551784-2.
- Main, J. & Allen, D., "Truscott, Keith DFC and Bar", pp. 342–348 in Main, J. & Allen, D., Fallen – The Ultimate Heroes: Footballers Who Never Returned From War, Crown Content, (Melbourne), 2002. ISBN 1-74095-010-0
- Southall, I., Bluey Truscott: Squadron Leader Keith William Truscott, R.A.A.F., D.F.C. and Bar, Angus and Robertson, (Sydney), 1958.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Keith Truscott.
- Keith Truscott's statistics from AFL Tables
- Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour: Keith William Truscott DFC & BAR (400213)
- Stephens, "Truscott, Keith William (Bluey) (1916–1943)", Australian Dictionary of Biography
- Bio at Australian War Memorial
- Details of his aircraft
- National Archives of Australia Casualty report file
- National Archives of Australia Service Record – Keith William Truscott, Service Number 400213
- 1916 births
- 1943 deaths
- Accidental deaths in Western Australia
- Australian aviators
- Australian military personnel killed in World War II
- Australian World War II flying aces
- Australian World War II pilots
- Aviators from Melbourne
- Aviators killed in aviation accidents or incidents in Australia
- Burials at Karrakatta Cemetery
- Melbourne Football Club players
- Military personnel from Melbourne
- Royal Australian Air Force officers
- People educated at Melbourne High School
- Recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar (United Kingdom)
- Royal Australian Air Force personnel of World War II
- South Sydney Football Club players
- Australian rules footballers from Victoria (Australia)


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The DS, Nintendo's current handheld console, has one of the biggest, if not the biggest, game libraries of any handheld console. There are over 1,500 games for the DS as of the date of this review. Graphics are good, but nowhere near the level of the PSP's graphics. Still, they're a major improvement over previous Nintendo consoles. Battery life can range from 5 to 19 hours, depending on brightness and usage. 5 hours is plenty of gaming time, while 19 is more than most casual gamers would need for a single day. Portability is excellent. Feels comfortable in hands, and can be stowed quickly away in a pocket. Durability-wise, the DS Lite could make improvements on. The hinge can crack and/or break, making the top screen unable to lock in a specific position. This is a common problem with many DS Lites. While this doesn't affect the actual gameplay, it can be a large nuisance.
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President Barack Obama walks to his car after arriving at Bradley Air National Guard Base to attend an interfaith vigil for the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown on Sunday, Dec. 16, 2012, in East Granby, Conn. / Evan Vucci/Associated Press
NEWTOWN, Conn. For President Barack Obama, it was another sorrowful visit to another grieving community full of broken hearts from unimaginable violence.
The spot, this time, was Newtown, Conn., where on Friday a man opened fire inside Sandy Hook Elementary School. The toll: 26 dead, including 20 boys and girls just 6 or 7 years old.
The president met privately Sunday afternoon at Newtown High School, about a mile and a half from Sandy Hook Elementary, with families of the victims and with emergency personnel who responded to the shootings. In the evening, he was to speak at an interfaith vigil.
Obama was addressing not only the residents of Newtown, but also a stunned nation. A White House official said Obama is the primary author of his speech and edited his remarks on the flight to Connecticut with White House speechwriter Cody Keenan.
Keenan helped Obama write his speech last year following the shootings in Tucson, Ariz., that killed six and wounded 13, including Rep. Gabby Giffords.
As a nation, we have endured far too many of these tragedies in the last few years, Obama said in his weekly radio address Saturday. An elementary school in Newtown. A shopping mall in Oregon. A house of worship in Wisconsin. A movie theater in Colorado. Countless street corners in places like Chicago and Philadelphia.
Just last summer, Obama went to Aurora, Colo., to visit victims and families after a shooting spree at a movie theater in the Denver suburb left 12 dead. He went to Tucson, Ariz., in January of last year after six people were killed and 13 were wounded, including then-Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, outside a grocery store.
In November 2009, Obama traveled to Fort Hood, Texas, to speak at the memorial service for 13 service members who were killed on the post by another soldier.
We have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this. Regardless of the politics, Obama said in his broadcast remarks.
After the Colorado shooting in July, the White House made clear that Obama would not propose new gun restrictions in an election year and said he favored better enforcement of existing laws.
The Connecticut shootings may have changed the political dynamic in Washington, although public opinion in favor of gun control has declined over the years. While the White House has said Obama stands by his desire to reinstate a ban on military-style assault weapons, he has not pushed Congress to act.
Several Democratic lawmakers, during appearances on the Sunday talk shows, said the gruesome killings at the school were the final straw in a debate on gun laws that has fallen to the wayside in recent years.
This conversation has been dominated in Washington by you know and I know gun lobbies that have an agenda, said Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin, the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate. We need people, just ordinary Americans, to come together, and speak out, and to sit down and calmly reflect on how far we go.
Sen. Joe Lieberman, a Connecticut independent who is retiring, suggested a national commission on mass violence that would examine gun laws and what critics see as loopholes, as well as the mental health system and violence in movies and video games. Durbin said he supports the idea, and would add school safety to the list of topics to examine.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., said she would push legislation next year to ban future sales of military-assault weapons like those used in the elementary school shooting. The bill will ban big clips, drums and strips of more than 10 bullets.
The proposals were among the first to come from Congress in the wake of Fridays shooting. Gun rights activists remained largely quiet on the issue, all but one declining to appear on the talk shows.
Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, defended the sale of assault weapons and said the principal at Sandy Hook Elementary School, who authorities say died trying to overtake the shooter, should have been armed.
Authorities identified the shooter as Adam Lanza, a 20-year-old who police say first killed his mother before driving to the school, opening fire in two classrooms and then taking his own life.
Before leaving for Connecticut, the president watched a dance rehearsal for one of his daughters in suburban Maryland.
As he said in his radio address, this weekend, Michelle and I are doing what I know every parent is doing holding our children as close as we can and reminding them how much we love them.
Associated Press writers Anne Flaherty and Josh Lederman contributed to this report.
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It's best to replenish fluid losses with water after a practice or competition and to stay away from energy drinks and vitamin infused waters. These beverages almost always contain too much sugar (a small can of Red Bull contains over 8 teaspoons!) and many of them also contain dangerous amounts of synthetic vitamins, herbs and other substances that can be harmful to an athlete's body.