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The country people have an idea that the harvest-mouse is unable to cross a path which has been trod by man.
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There is a 43-year-old woman, born in Texas, who should be dead right now. In fact, she should have never been born. Forty years ago, the Supreme Court decided that the Texas law that prevented Jane Roe from ending the life of her unborn daughter was unconstitutional. But by the time the Supreme Court issued its decision in 1973, she had already been born and adopted by a family—likely not knowing that all that ink spilled in Roe v. Wade was about her.
Norma McCorvey is "Jane Roe." She claimed then that her pregnancy was the result of a rape, although for over a decade now she has been outspokenly pro-life and publicly admitted that this, and virtually every fact on which her case was built, was a lie. Both McCorvey and Sandra Cano, the Doe of Doe v. Bolton—Roe's companion case from Georgia decided the same day—are now outspoken pro-life advocates who have sworn that their cases are built on lies.
But before the Supreme Court could decide whether McCorvey did have a constitutional right to end her unborn daughter's life, it had to overcome a procedural obstacle that slowed down the process—a delay that factored into whether her daughter would ever have a family.
Because of that delay, McCorvey had already had the child by the time the Supreme Court issued its decision in January 1973. She had been adopted into a Texas home, perhaps somewhere in the Dallas area where McCorvey lived. The court nevertheless said that McCorvey's case was not moot since her circumstances were "capable of repetition" because courts would never be able to decide the question during the time of a woman's pregnancy.
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39:1282(113)AR - - Ogden Air Logistics Center, Hill AFB, UT and AFGE Local 1592 - - 1991 FLRAdec AR - - v39 p1282
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39 FLRA No. 113
March 20, 1991
Before Chairman McKee and Members Talkin and Armendariz.
I. Statement of the Case
This matter is before the Authority on exceptions to the award of Arbitrator Norman Brand filed by the Agency under section 7122(a) of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute) and part 2425 of the Authority's Rules and Regulations. The Union filed an opposition to the Agency's exceptions.
The Arbitrator concluded that the Agency's 14-day suspension of the grievant was not taken for just cause and in accordance with established procedures. The Arbitrator reduced the suspension to 1 day and ordered that, in accordance with the Back Pay Act, the grievant be made whole for the additional suspension he served.
For the following reasons, we conclude that the Agency's exceptions provide no basis for finding the award deficient. Consequently, we will deny the exceptions.
II. Background
In 1984, the grievant was convicted of Driving Under the Influence (DUI). On November 23, 1988, the grievant was again arrested for DUI. On December 21, 1988, the grievant told his second-line supervisor that he had been cited for DUI and would have to go to jail for 3 days. On December 23, 1988, the grievant was convicted of DUI and his license was revoked for 1 year. The grievant's immediate supervisor prepared a memo on January 13, 1989, noting that about 50% of the grievant's work required a valid driver's license and could not be acceptably performed without one.
After serving a 3-day jail sentence in January 1989, the grievant returned to work. Upon his return to work, he told his immediate supervisor that his license had been revoked for 1 year. On January 18, 1989, the grievant's immediate supervisor detailed the grievant to a different position for 4 months "or until his license [was] reinstated." Award at 4. Subsequently, the grievant's immediate supervisor returned to bargaining unit work and the grievant came under the supervision of an individual named Duersch.
In late April 1989, shortly before the end of the detail, Duersch asked the grievant about the status of his license. The grievant told Duersch that he had to take an expensive course before he could get his license back. Duersch arranged for him to take the course for free on the base. Duersch told the grievant that if he did not have his license, his detail would have to be extended. The grievant refused to accept a detail. As a result of this refusal, on June 6, 1989, Duersch gave the grievant an "out of cycle 'Unacceptable' performance rating." Id. at 5. The basis for the "unacceptable" rating was the fact that the grievant did not have a driver's license and was not going to extend his detail and, therefore, could not perform his job duties that required driving a vehicle.
The next day, the grievant and his union representative met with Duersch to discuss the performance appraisal. After some discussion, the union representative indicated that the grievant would accept a detail. Duersch stated that he could not tell whether another detail would be offered.
In the interim, on May 26, 1989 the grievant had left his duties for 1 and 1/4 hours. Duersch charged him with AWOL and proposed reprimanding him. On June 14, 1989, Duersch attempted to give the grievant the proposed letter of reprimand but the grievant refused to sign for his copies. When Duersch informed him that his detail would not be extended, the grievant threatened Duersch. Duersch reported this threat to his superiors and, on July 5, 1989, amended the proposed reprimand to a 1-day suspension based on the threatening remark.
Duersch called the state division of drivers' licenses to find out why the grievant's license had not been reinstated after he had taken the required course. He was informed that the grievant's license had been revoked for a 1-year period. Thereafter, the Security Police obtained a copy of the grievant's conviction record and the license revocation letters. The grievant's base driving privileges were suspended, and he was issued another amendment to the July 5 amended discipline, proposing that the grievant be removed from his position based on off-duty misconduct that rendered him unable to perform his job responsibilities.
The disciplinary proposal was timely grieved and the removal decision was initially sustained. Thereafter, the grievant was given a job that did not require a driver's license and the removal was reduced to a 14-day suspension, which was served in November 1989. The issue of the propriety of the suspension was submitted to arbitration.
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The parties stipulated the issue as follows: "Was the 14 day suspension of [the grievant] taken for just cause and in accordance with established procedures? If not what is the remedy?" Arbitrator's Award at 3.
The Arbitrator stated that "Section 5.02 of the contract requires the Agency to propose disciplinary action within 45 days of knowing of the offense upon which the discipline is based." Id. at 8 (footnote omitted). The Arbitrator concluded that the Agency knew that the grievant's license had been revoked for a year by June 7, 1989, at the latest, more than 45 days before its proposal to remove him. The Arbitrator discussed the testimony of the witnesses and determined that the only conclusion consistent with the evidence was that Duersch, and, therefore, the Agency, knew by June 7, 1989, that the grievant had lost his license for a year.
Having found that the Agency knew of the 1-year revocation of grievant's license by June 7, 1989, the Arbitrator concluded that the Agency violated Section 5.02 of the contract when it disciplined the grievant for off-duty misconduct more than 45 days later. Therefore, the Arbitrator concluded that the charges included in the amendment to the July 5 proposed discipline cannot be part of the just cause for a 14-day suspension. The Arbitrator found that th


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My taste is strange but I find this somehow charming.
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The immune system normally protects against foreign invaders, like bacteria or viruses. In an allergic reaction, the immune system overreacts against normally harmless substances. This includes "antigens" or proteins from food. The body releases chemicals, such as histamine, which causes hives.
An anaphylactic reaction is an extreme allergic response. Within minutes after exposure to an antigen, the child would start to have trouble breathing. His or her blood pressure drops and the child may lose consciousness. Call 9-1-1 right away if you see a child with these symptoms.
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I'm moving from Java to C++ and am a bit confused of the language's flexibility. One point is that there are three ways to store objects: A pointer, a reference and a scalar (storing the object itself if I understand it correctly).
I tend to use references where possible, because that is as close to Java as possible. In some cases, e.g. getters for derived attributes, this is not possible:
MyType &MyClass::getSomeAttribute() {
MyType t;
return t;
This does not compile, because
t exists only within the scope of
getSomeAttribute() and if I return a reference to it, it would point nowhere before the client can use it.
Therefore I'm left with two options:
- Return a pointer
- Return a scalar
Returning a pointer would look like this:
MyType *MyClass::getSomeAttribute() {
MyType *t = new MyType;
return t;
This'd work, but the client would have to check this pointer for
NULL in order to be really sure, something that's not necessary with references. Another problem is that the caller would have to make sure that
t is deallocated, I'd rather not deal with that if I can avoid it.
The alternative would be to return the object itself (scalar):
MyType MyClass::getSomeAttribute() {
MyType t;
return t;
That's pretty straightforward and just what I want in this case: It feels like a reference and it can't be null. If the object is out of scope in the client's code, it is deleted. Pretty handy. However, I rarely see anyone doing that, is there a reason for that? Is there some kind of performance problem if I return a scalar instead of a pointer or reference?
What is the most common/elegant approach to handle this problem?


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In legislation as mammoth as the two bills that together constitute Obamacare, it is not surprising to find drafting errors in which the text of the law signed by President Obama does not accomplish the intent of Congress. The desirable response to such errors is for new legislation to be enacted to correct the mistake. With the Affordable Care Act at the center of the current legislative stalemate, however, the possibility for such changes seems remote. Indeed, it is difficult to imagine opening up the law to just minor changes at any point — political forces might well lead members of Congress to seek large-scale changes, whether to gut the law or to expand it to cover some of the 30 million people projected by the Congressional Budget Office to be uninsured in 2016 even after the law has been in effect for several years.
With political reality affecting even narrow legislative fixes favored by both parties, it is fascinating to consider the different treatment by the Obama administration of two salient drafting errors in the president's signature legislative accomplishment. One error in the legislation, discussed recently in Economix, would make Congressional staff members pay thousands of dollars more for their health insurance than was intended. This situation was addressed by the Office of Personnel Management through a rule change of dubious legality reportedly made under pressure from the White House, which in turn was responding to pressure from both sides of the Congressional aisle.
A second error in the health care law, involving the calculation of the level of insurance costs that are affordable, is projected to leave millions of people with low to moderate incomes unable to qualify for government subsidies to purchase health insurance. As a result, many people who were clearly meant to be covered will remain uninsured. In this second instance involving people with less power and lower incomes than those on Capitol Hill, the Obama administration is implementing the law as written, even though this surely does not reflect the administration's policy preference or Congressional intent.
As explained by the Congressional Research Service, there are special procedures in the House and Senate for dealing with changes that are technical in nature when a bill has been "enrolled" after positive votes in the House and Senate but not yet signed into law. Once the president has used his pen to turn a bill into law, however, new legislation is required to fix mistakes.
Legislation to make "technical corrections" has become relatively infrequent as Congressional partisanship has mounted over the decades, but it is still done to fix minor legislative glitches (the word "glitch" is a familiar presence in anything written about Obamacare these days). Public Law 110-244, for example, was enacted on June 6, 2008, to make technical corrections to a 2005 transportation funding bill. In addition to providing money for the "bridge to nowhere," the original legislation included earmarks for projects that by 2008 no longer existed. Among other things, the corrections bill redirected those funds.
Such an approach of a technical corrections bill seems natural to fix the drafting error affecting the Congressional staff. As discussed in detail by the health policy expert Doug Badger, the language of the health care law requires Congressional employees to obtain health insurance through an exchange created by the law, but other parts of the federal legal code restrict the ability of the federal government to pay the usual employer share for group insurance programs approved by the Office of Personnel Management. The complication is that the policies in the new exchanges are individual plans, not group, and they are not approved by the personnel office.
A straightforward reading of the law thus means that Congressional staff members, starting in January 2014, will have to obtain insurance through the Affordable Care Act but pay for it on their own without the normal contribution from their employer — Congress. This would be a multi-thousand-dollar income hit for those affected. Some could presumably switch to coverage offered by their spouse's employer, but many others would potentially feel the pain, giving rise to concerns over a potential brain drain of Congressional staff members finding other employment.
This was clearly a drafting error and not what Congress intended. A recent Politico article reported that the federal personnel office initially ruled that Congressional staff members would not be eligible for the subsidies, and then changed this decision under pressure from the White House (and thus indirectly from Congress).
A second drafting error in the Affordable Care Act will limit the eligibility of millions of moderate-income families to receive subsidies to help pay for insurance policies in the new exchanges (once the glitches are worked out). As explained in The Times, the health care law provides subsidies for people with low and middle incomes to obtain insurance through a government-run exchange. To preserve the employer-based insurance system, however, these subsidies are available only for people who cannot obtain affordable coverage from their employer.
The glitch arises because affordable insurance is based on the cost of individual coverage offered by an employer, which is considerably less expensive than family coverage. Families with moderate incomes could then face a situation in which they can afford individual insurance for the employee and thus do not qualify for subsidies, but cannot afford family coverage. Indeed, research by Richard Burkhauser, Sean Lyons, and Kosali Simon of Cornell University and Indiana University found that nearly four million dependents would be ineligible for subsidies as a result of the legislative problem.
A natural solution analyzed by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, would be to split the determination of eligibility for insurance subsidies so that family members could receive subsidies to purchase coverage in the exchanges in the instances in which the worker obtained affordable individual coverage through an employer. The administration determined, however, that this approach was outside the boundaries of the legislative text — a decision described by The Times's health reporter as a "cramped reading of the law" but by others as simply following it. As noted by The Times's editorial board, this outcome "undercuts the basic goal of health care reform — to expand the number of insured people and make their coverage affordable."
The unfairness of the situations discussed above is twofold. The first inequity is that the drafting errors in the legislation defeat the evident intent of Congress. People are harmed by the errors — potentially millions of spouses and children will not have health insurance when they were meant to.
The second dimension of unfairness relates to the exceptional treatment of Congressional staff members. With the affordability issue, the administration appears to have faithfully executed the law, just as President Obama swore in his inaugural oath. Congressional staff members of both parties are dedicated public servants who deserve proper compensation, including the employer contribution to health insurance that is normal in the American system. But it is deeply unfair that this is being accomplished by an administrative decision that sets aside the law, even if done with the connivance of Congress.
It should be possible for the larger (and incredibly heated) debate over the merits of Obamacare to proceed even while specific flaws in the legislation are addressed to avoid unintended harms to thousands of Congressional employees or millions of vulnerable families. I write that without making a judgment about the larger questions surrounding the Affordable Care Act. Indeed, I support the idea of expanding insurance coverage but believe the approach taken by the Obama administration is deeply flawed (a subject for a future column). And yet, in today's political climate, addressing these unintended harms is not possible, with fault to be assigned at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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INGREDIENTSIngredients (INCI): Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Fragrance (Parfum)*, Arnica Montana Flower Extract, Betula Alba (Birch) Leaf Extract, Limonene*, Linalool*, Geraniol*, Coumarin*. * from natural essential oils
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I never shout but, WELEDA ARNICA MASSAGE OIL IS THE BEST!!! For tired aching muscles... there's no better. I have severe joint inflamation is this is amazing almost instant relief. The smell is strong lavendar and I adore it before bed. There is nothing better after a warm bath if I have pain. Amazing.. won't ever be without it.
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Reasonably priced for a reasonably good product. This stuff has a very distinct smell! At first it is shocking but you get used to & grow to like it because of the good association with the oil's great effects. After a long day of whatever you do that stresses your body, pour this into some warm bath water & lay back & relax; your muscle tension eases, any bruises you may have will fade away faster, & THAT SMELL seeps into your brain from your deep breathing & somehow instills calm. Use of this oil lends to a very calming experience.
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my arms and legs always sore so i tried almost everything out there. this seems to help some. i like that it doesn't burn my skin or freeze it. also it smells lovely but too thick for me so i didn't give it 5. It is reasonably priced. i like the packaging, it gives me better control of the flow.
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This is very nice oil,and it reallydoes relieve muscle tension and pain.I carry my baby all the time so my shoulders are so tensed,but whenever I massage in little of this oil I feel all the tension is gone.I recommend this product and I would buy again.
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after reading all the reviews and seeing good ingredients, and loving arnica in general for muscle pain. it is too thick , doesnt sink in, doesnt smell good which i understand as its arnica. but not a keeper
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it is a very nice product, my body feels relaxed every time i apply it. i work with computer and my shoulders hurt at times, this oil is very helpful. the only difficulty it stays on skin for a long time and does not absorb easily, which i do not like...
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I love this oil for so many reasons. Sore muscles, bruises (it heals them quickly) I even put a little overnight on blemishes I've picked at to take the redness away. It smells good, too.
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I alternate this with the other Weleda Body Oils. Arnica is particularly good for sore muscles. This may be too stimulating for before bed because I'm having a hot legs/feet issue that's keeping me awake nights. Will discontinue for a few days. Good quality natural product although the Wild Rose is still my fave.
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This smells great! I love to use it after I've shaved my legs. The oil is orangey-green colored and thick, so it takes only a few drops to coat each leg. The smell is very refreshing despite the color. Arnica is supposed to restore tired and aching muscles, but I have yet to use it for that purpose. Next on my list is lavender oil.
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I have to join in. This oil is great! It did wonders for my aching back muscles last night. It must be calming in a way, b/c I slept so well and I woke up feeling rested and not at all as sore as I usually do in the morning. Another great plus: the smell. It's gorgeous. It smells better than some of my fine fragrances... It contains coumarin and some citrus along with Arnica flower extract, the mix of which makes it soft and comforting. And it layers great underneath L'Heure Bleue (accentuating the anise and powdery notes) as well as under Coco (bringing out the floral accords). What more can you ask for? ;)
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On latest episode of Radio Noir, I sat down with Ghostmouth frontman Sean Levine and asked him not only how he was pulling off all this madness but where they would strike next.
So you guys just set up outside of concerts and open for bands whether they like it or not?
(jokingly) Well actually they play before us, so technically they're opening for us.
How do you do this?
Well we originally thought of sneaking into the Target Center during Timberwolves games with ukeleles hidden in our pants, but then we realized an acoustic setup wouldn't work for us. We're too electric and hard-hitting of a band, so our drummer originally thought about having a tambourine attached to a snare drum and using that as a drum set -- he thought we were going to be using acoustic guitars -- then I came up with the idea of buying battery powered-amps. I saw these things in a store somewhere and I realized no one ever uses them. They've been in production for at least ten years but no one has ever used them. There's no purpose for it tonally. It's got terrible tone, but I mean for what we're doing it's not like we're after the best tone, but they've been around for so long and no one's ever thought, "Hey, obviously we're not going to use them on stage, but they have batteries. We can use them anywhere." Once our drummer saw those, he came up with a different idea for his portable set. We ended up flipping a floor tom around and using that as a bass drum. From there, the only trick was figuring out what we were going to do with the vocals, and megaphones seemed like the best option.
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Not once actually, but we're waiting for it. We really want it to happen. Actually I'd like to give a message to the Saint Paul and Minneapolis Police: if you feel like arresting us, please do.
So where are you guys going next?
Well it all depends on where the Black Keys are going. I wanted to go up to the east coast and do an east coast tour which eventually we'll probably do, but unfortunately the Black Keys aren't doing that. They're going up to Canada, so we're following them up to Winnipeg. Then they're playing in Saint Paul, and then down in Iowa. Then over in Milwaukee, and then that's where our part with the Blacks Keys ends, and then we're meeting up with the Flaming Lips in Chicago. We're playing two dates at the Aragon Ballroom with them, and then we'll be at the Pitchfork Music Festival.
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We do. It comes out June 14. We have a CD release show at the 400 Bar June 18 with Speed's the Name... also there's a live hip-hop band called the Kredentials, and then San Dimas they're a new band.
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A week after that we leave on tour with the Black Keys whether they like it or not... Actually this summer I want to throw what I'm calling the Guerilla Ghostmouth Festival. In the open. In the middle of the city. Doing a set in Minneapolis and a set in Saint Paul, getting a bunch of different bands. I'm going to contact everyone I can. Anyone who can actually work with our battery-powered setup, so if you're interested contact me, but yeah that's one of the plans I have. Just lend bands our portable setup, and if we get kicked out of a place we'll just move on to the next place. The flyer will say, "Guerilla Ghostmouth Festival: Venue Wherever the Hell We Want."
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|The fact that some pairs of identical twins differ in autistic symptoms makes clear that there must be an important non-genetic (i.e., environmental) component as well that can differ even within a family (called non-shared environment). This project will investigate a major biological mechanism that can retain a long-lasting impression of the environment and which regulates gene expression: DNA methylation. Dr. Plomin's lab will study DNA methylation in a twin cohort called the "twins early development study" using a new technology to study the whole genome. First, this lab will examine differences in DNA methylation across identical twins discordant for autism. These differences can be caused by a "non-shared" environment within a family. In addition, they will study whether these differences are seen between those affected with autism and unrelated cases who are not diagnosed. Finally, the Plomin lab will examine epigenetic markers that differ in individuals who show a social vs. non-social phenotype. The proposed biological index of non-shared environmental influence will be a vital starting point for mapping out the environmental causal pathways that lead to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), which have special value because risky environments could be prevented or reversed more easily than risky genotypes.
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High-strung and theoretical, Silverchair's Young Modern deflates its own cleverness with multiplied backing vocals and chord changes that drop through trapdoors. Australians whose creamy avidity takes the baroque tendencies of forefathers such as the Easybeats to places Vanda and Young would be interested to visit, they've used the five years since their last batch of originals to check things out. They now sound pleasantly overwhelmed, well-traveled, and happy to be alive.
This is dense music, with mutating structures whose Beach Boys harmonies, Big Star guitar dislocations, and electric piano jabs recall any number of nervous popsters. If "Waiting All Day" sounds like the Zombies, or if "If I Keep Losing Sleep" recalls the dB's of Stands for Decibels, auteur Daniel Johns comes across like a man of at least two minds about everything. From the sun-baked slide guitar of "Low" to Van Dyke Parks's string arrangements, Young Modern staggers around and gets away with it, making it sound like fun.
Still, Modern bares its soul—for what that's worth. In "Straight Lines," Johns is "racing through the void in my head." Elsewhere, he decides, "I'll move on back to the country." Fat chance. He's hooked on glamour and overload, which get him closer to the home he's too modern (if not too young) to desire. This is pop as evasion, except that he sounds sincere on the closer when he sings, "We can break this drought/Wanna tell you that I love ya, I need ya, in the night."
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- Cartoon Characters: Yippee, Yappee, Yahooey, The King, Black Bart.
- Vocal Talent: Hal Smith (Yappee, The King), Doug Young (Yippee), Daws Butler (Yahooey).
- Directed By Joseph Barbera, William Hanna.
- Produced By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
- Animated By Ken Muse, Emil Carle, Stan Onaitis, Larry Silverman, Louie Kachivas, George Germanetti, Bernard Posner.
Animation Director: Charles Nichols (as Charles A. Nichols).
- Written By Tony Benedict, Warren Foster, Dalton Sandifer.
- Edited By Donald A. Douglas, Larry Cowan, Ken Spears, Greg Watson.
- Story Direction: Lew Marshall, Paul Sommer, Alex Lovy, Art Scott.
- Layouts: Jerry Eisenberg, Nick Panesis, John Wilson.
- Backgrounds: Fernando Arce, Robert Gentle, Rene Garcia.
- Production Supervision: Howard Hanson.
- Camera: Frank Paiker, Norman Stainback, Roy Wade, Charles Flekal.
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Talk about timing: no more than three days after my assignment in one of the driest places in the world does IBM announce another successful solution for Smarter Water.
Last Wednesday, IBM announced that Arizona's Desert Mountain Community will use IBM analytics software to manage irrigation of its championship grade golf courses for a 10 percent reduction in water usage. Three days before, I had returned from an IBM Corporate Service Corps (CSC) assignment in Antofagasta, Chile, where the annual rainfall is about four millimeters – about one tenth of an inch.
Fresh water is one of two critical resources in Antofagasta, copper being the other. The former is in short supply; the latter most certainly not. The region is home to the Escondida (below) and Chiquicamata copper mines, the world's two largest. Last year, Escondida alone produced 569,000 tons of copper. All told, mining accounts for 97 percent of the region's exports and supplies 53 percent of Chile's mining output.
Water and copper: a critical link
Water and copper are inextricably linked. An open pit mine can use up to 15 percent of its water resources each day simply wetting the roads to keep the dust down.1 Refining is also a thirsty process. In 2006 the reported average usage rate stood at 11.9 m3/s2, though innovations are making the process continuously more efficient.
Historically, Antofagasta sourced water from the Cordillera – the foothills of the Andes mountains. But a decade of intensive mining activity and the resulting influx of nearly 60,000 thirsty new inhabitants has put a severe strain on the system. Agricultural activities, too, contribute to the challenge. A desalination plant built in the 1990s has eased the burden somewhat and a second plant is in the works. Also to its credit, Antofagasta has cut its water waste rates significantly over the past few years.
Balancing supply and demand
Demand for copper means economic growth; successful water management will mean a higher quality of life. Fortunately, Chilean authorities also recognize the need to smartly balance supply and demand. A 2008 report by the Chilean Copper Commission Cochilco states:
The limited availability of water resources in northern Chile has become one of the most important topics in the country's agenda due to the importance of the resource for the development of all economic activities, care for the environment and the quality of life in the communities.
Antofagasta not alone
Nor is Antofagasta is alone in seeking a solution. Nearly half of the world's six billion people live in water stressed areas. Eighty countries already have water shortages, and the World Bankreports that the demand for water doubles every 21 years.
The solutions are out there
All of this underscores the need for city leaders, scientists and technologists to work together to create smarter solutions to managing our water supply. Antofagasta is on the upswing but its rise is not without risks; its leaders would do well to study the analytically driven examples of places such as Arizona's Desert Mountain Community.
What CSC meant for me
The CSC is designed to increase IBMers' understanding of the opportunities within emerging markets and the challenges that accompany their rapid growth. That was certainly true for me.
My CSC assignment didn't deal specifically with mining, but the industry plays such a large role in the region that nearly every facet of life there is affected by it. Before coming back I had thought that integrating what I'd seen and learned on assignment into my regular responsibilities would be a challenge. But after seeing more evidence of our emerging Smarter Planet - not to mention seeing opportunities to contribute to it - I'm happily being proved wrong.
To read more about my experiences with the CSC, check out my Letters from Antofagasta series on Storify or the CSC Chile 3 page on Facebook.
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- Make the tax on profits, not revenue. this part of the tax seems needlessly punitive. I think the device industry has a lot of painful adjustments ahead — just to join the rest of the American businesses in the 21st century. "Right-sizing" is a reality for everyone, and innovate or die has never been more true. However, we need these jobs and taxing a business on revenue seems designed to kill them.
- Create a sliding scale. Several aspects of the Affordable Care Act take business size into account. Small businesses don't have to follow the same rules as big ones when it comes to offering health insurance. Why not take the same approach with the device tax to protect device makers who are also small businesses?
- Consider what a device does before taxing it. Should companies that make scalpels or hospital beds be taxed the same as companies that make devices that are implanted in the human body? Are both of these product categories contributing equally to the high cost of healthcare? I'm sure that the makers of durable goods used in a hospital are always innovating and improving their products, but are prices going up at the same rate?
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• We know we keep telling you that food prices are soaring, but that's because the news keeps getting worse. Now, the price of raw ingredients is at "near-record" levels. [Bloomberg]
• America's Next Great Restaurant winner Jamawn Woods didn't know that he'd actually won until two weeks ago, because producers taped alternate endings. Which raises the question: How'd he help develop his restaurant concept if he didn't know he'd won? [Star Tribune]


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