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SureWest Communications has announced it's going back home — back to a facility it's owned in downtown Roseville since 1967.
The Roseville-based telecommunications company announced Friday it will relocate about 300 employees from its current Industrial Avenue campus to the location at 200 Vernon St. early next year.
That facility is currently undergoing infrastructure and design improvements in advance of the move. According to a press release, the majority of employees currently based at the Industrial campus will move to Vernon Street, including executive offices, marketing, sales, IT, finance and the call center. Industrial employees will join about 80 SureWest employees currently based in the adjacent 114 Vernon facility. All remaining employees in the field services, outside plant and warehouse groups will remain at the Industrial campus for the time being until the property is leased or sold.
"We are very excited about our move back to Vernon Street," said Vice President of Operations Scott Barber, in a release. "Our employees will benefit from the ongoing redevelopment of downtown Roseville and its growing list of restaurants, attractions and community events. In addition to the annual expense savings, this move allows us to leverage the under-utilized Industrial facility and maximize cash flow for future investment in our business, not to mention the synergies we expect to realize by having the majority of our California employees in one location. We remain committed to keeping a local presence and this move will have no impact on jobs."
Earlier this year, SureWest was acquired by Illinois-based Consolidated Communications.
Colliers International has been chosen as the exclusive representative for the sale or lease of SureWest's Industrial Avenue property.
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Social pain, anger at ecological degradation and the inability of traditional politics to address deep economic failings has fueled an extraordinary amount of practical on-the-ground institutional experimentation and innovation by activists, economists and socially minded business leaders in communities around the country.
A vast democratized "new economy" (http://www.alternet.org/story/155452/the_rise_of_the_new_economy_movement) is slowly emerging throughout the United States. The general public, however, knows almost nothing about it because the American press simply does not cover the developing institutions and strategies.
For instance, a sample assessment of coverage between January and November of 2012 by the most widely circulated newspaper in the United States (http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2012/05/new-york-times-rising-wapo-s...), the Wall Street Journal, found ten times more references to caviar than to employee-owned firms, a growing sector of the economy that involves more than $800 billion in assets (http://community-wealth.org/strategies/panel/esops/index.html) and 10 million employee-owners — around three million more individuals than are members of unions in the private sector (http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/28/business/union-membership-rate-fell-ag...).
Worker ownership — the most common form of which involves ESOPs, or Employee Stock Ownership Plans — was mentioned in a mere five articles. By contrast, over 60 articles referred to equestrian activities like horse racing, and golf clubs appeared in 132 pieces over the same period.
Although 2012 was designated by the United Nations as the International Year of the Cooperative — an institution that now has more than one billion members worldwide (http://2012.coop/en/what-co-op/history-co-operative-movement) — the Journal's coverage was similarly thin. More than 120 million Americans are members of co-operatives and cooperative credit unions, 30 million more people than are owners of mutual funds (http://www.ici.org/pdf/2012_factbook.pdf). The Journal, however, devoted some 700 articles to mutual funds between January and October and only 183 to cooperatives. Of these the majority were concerned with high-end New York real estate, with headlines like "Pricey Co-ops Find Buyers."
The vast number of cooperative businesses on Main Streets across the country were discussed in just 70 articles and a mere 14 gave co-op businesses more than passing mention. Together, the articles only narrowly outnumbered the 13 Journal pieces that mentioned the Dom Pérignon brand of champagne over the same time frame, and were eclipsed by the 40 Journal entries that refer to the French delicacy foie gras.
Another democratized economic institution is the not-for-profit Community Development Corporation (CDC), roughly 4,500 of which operate in all 50 states and the District of Columbia (http://community-wealth.org/strategies/panel/cdcs/index.html). Such neighborhood corporations create tens of thousands of units of affordable housing and millions of square feet of commercial and industrial space a year. The Journal ran no articles mentioning CDCs in 2012 and only 43 over the past 28 years — less than two a year. Meanwhile, the word château appeared in 30 times as many articles, and luxury apartments received 300 times as much coverage over the same period.
Not surprisingly, the growing "new economy movement" championing democratization of the economy has itself received even less coverage, despite growing citizen involvement on many levels. Over the past year, major national, state and other conferences focusing on worker-owned companies, cooperatives, public banking, nonprofit and public land trusts, and neighborhood corporations were oversubscribed, reflecting the growing interest in these forms. The Journal, however, gave scant coverage to the movement.
Thousands of other creative projects — from green businesses to new forms of combined community-worker efforts — are also underway across the country but receive little coverage. A number are self-consciously understood as attempts to develop working prototypes in state and local "laboratories of democracy" that may be applied at regional and national scale when the right political moment occurs. In Cleveland, Ohio, for instance, a complex of sophisticated worker-owned firms has been developing in desperately poor, predominantly black neighborhoods. The model is partially structured along lines of the Mondragón Corporation, a vibrant network of worker-owned cooperatives in northern Spain with more than 80,000 members and billions of dollars in annual revenue (http://www.france24.com/en/20121018-spains-basque-co-op-thrives-despite-...).
Since 2010 legislation to set up public banks along the lines of the long-established Bank of North Dakota has been proposed in 20 states (http://publicbankinginstitute.org/state-info). Several cities — including Los Angeles and Kansas City — have passed "responsible banking" ordinances that require banks to reveal their impact on the community and/or require city officials to do business only with banks that are responsive to community needs. But municipally led responsible banking initiatives appear to have received no attention in the Journal, whereas the newspaper published seven articles this year discussing President Obama's birth certificate.
The limited nature of the coverage can also be seen in particular cases. Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI) is a highly successful consumer co-op with $1.8 billion in sales for 2011, allowing it to share (http://www.rei.com/about-rei/newsroom/2012/rei-announces-2011-revenues-a...) $165 million of its profits with its 4.7 million active members and 11,000 employees. Organic Valley (http://www.organicvalley.coop/), a Wisconsin-based cooperative dairy, generated more than $700 million (http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/05/16/us-usa-food-organic-idUSBRE84F...) in revenue for nearly 1,700 farmer-owners. From January through October 2012, the Journal referred (briefly) to REI in just three articles; Organic Valley rated just one mention. In combination, REI and Organic Valley appear in the Journal only as often as the Cavalier King Charles spaniel, a breed of dog that turned up in four entries in the Journal's pages this year.
Further perspective on the coverage is offered in the way in which "hot topics" are presented, and others of greater economic significance played down. Co-ops in the U.S. generate (http://www.uwcc.wisc.edu/whatisacoop/Impacts/) over $500 billion in annual revenues. The global market for smartphones is estimated (http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-10-17/smartphones-in-use-surpass-1...) by Bloomberg Industries at $219 billion — less than half as large. Furthermore, there are 20 million more co-op members than smartphone users (http://www.comscore.com/Insights/Press_Releases/2012/3/comScore_Reports_...) in the United States. The Journal, however, published over 1,000 print articles that included the terms "smartphone" or "smartphones" from January through October this year — more than five articles for each piece mentioning co-ops (many of which, as noted, were about upscale Manhattan apartments.)
The print coverage of the Journal was analyzed by the Democracy Collaborative of the University of Maryland through the online database ProQuest. Although the assessment focused on the Journal, the nation's preeminent source of news for economic and business affairs, a preliminary review suggests that other national media outlets devote a similarly miniscule proportion of space to the exploding "new economy" sector. This highlights the need for greater media exposure regarding important developments toward a more democratic, sustainable and community-based economy.
This article originally appeared in Alternet and was co-authored with Keane Bhatt.
Gar Alperovitz is the Lionel R. Bauman Professor of Political Economy at the University of Maryland and co-founder of the Democracy Collaborative. Among his most recent books are America Beyond Capitalism and (with Lew Daly) Unjust Deserts: How the Rich Are Taking Our Common Inheritance and Why We Should Take It Back.
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I'm reminded of that healthy obsession whenever I hear a director who has risen to the top of his or her field say something completely moronic.
In an interview with Screen Daily, Ridley Scott claimed that he wouldn't have any of he iconic creature designs in his upcoming Alien prequel. The main reason: because they're completely "worn out."
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Following the Wikipedia colour standards and using a heightmap I can't say I made, since I am not God (yet, anyway)it's derived from NASA data. Which looks very realistic but is obviously very hard to customise if you need to...
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Make your best guess and.... GO TO BED!
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Too hard, too easy, you are a difficult bunch to get just right. I was impressed with the broccoli guess. Elephant toes...hmmm.
Parsley, fresh from the garden. They say it cleanses your palate and freshens your breath. I cook with it, but would never eat it straight. Yuk.
Since I am this week's winner, and in the spirit of the holiday, I'll share my prize. Parsley, chives and hens and chicks for the taking.
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- OrbsCorbs said...
The fungus in my kitchen sponge.
- July 3, 2012 at 8:33 PM
- DodgeBoy said...
I'm gonna guess Broccoli.
- July 3, 2012 at 10:44 PM
- Tender Heart Bear said...
It is some kind of a plant or flower!
- July 3, 2012 at 11:49 PM
- SER said...
Guacamole dip
- July 4, 2012 at 12:02 AM
- drewzepmeister said...
- July 4, 2012 at 12:09 AM
- OrbsCorbs said...
I know, I know, it's that stuff at the back of my refrigerator.
- July 4, 2012 at 2:28 AM
- SER said...
Slow natives between elephant toes
- July 4, 2012 at 4:23 AM
- Mary said...
Well, it's something green and I'm going to say it's a tomato plant.
I was going to go with my first response but it wasn't an answer, mostly holy crap KK, you've outdone yourself again.
- July 4, 2012 at 8:44 AM
- Toad said...
I was not going to guess, but SER already got It.
- July 4, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- Mary said...
Ha! The prize should go to KK this week as she out fooled us all.
- July 4, 2012 at 9:15 PM
- OrbsCorbs said...
Good one, kk.
- July 5, 2012 at 12:20 AM
- Toad said...
That's terrible. I love Parsley. What Is the red stuff In your photo?
- July 5, 2012 at 10:10 AM
- kkdither said...
Toad, I think you are seeing the wood table through it. This was a very tough shoot. I took many. Most of them were either too blurry (can you believe it could be worse?) Or it was clearly evident what it was. The real trick is to to find something that is questionable, but still discernible.
- July 5, 2012 at 11:00 AM
Dang, I was going to guess parsley too...oh well, I'm always late, in fact, my ancestors arrived on the June Flower.
- July 5, 2012 at 1:17 PM
- Toad said...
Jed, Who the hell eats Parsley?
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The episode begins with several people from an organization, called CPA, protesting outside Frank's office building. They believe that the actions of the NYPD are turning the city into a Police State. A woman named Whitney Robshaw, from the ACLU, pays Frank a visit. She is there to discuss how the relationship between the police and her organization can be made more cohesive. She already knows Frank and he recollects she is Erin's friend.
A man is trying to rob a bank, but one of the customers, who is a cop, points a gun at him tells him to stop. The cop is disarmed by the robber after his accomplice, a woman, puts a gun to the cop's back. While they are telling all the customers to lie down on the ground, the man mistakenly shoots a customer in the chest. He says it was a mistake and they both begin to panic and run out of the bank empty-handed. Maria, who is an expert in bank robberies and an old acquaintance of Danny's, arrives with him at the scene. They are informed by the FBI agents who are already there that the robbers have looted another bank down the street. The FBI agents tell them that the very same robbers, who are being called Bonnie and Clyde, have looted three banks in the last one month. The robbers apparently loot banks to make a statement about how the banks have taken from the common man. At his office, Whitney and Frank aren't seeing eye-to-eye on issues. Danny digs up an old bank robbery case and figures out Clyde was involved in that robbery, but concludes he didn't have Bonnie's help then. He and Maria decide to look into this case to see if they can find out Clyde's real identity.
Erin is in a boutique with one of her clients, Jana, who is a victim of sexual abuse. Just then, the guy who was heading the CPA protests earlier arrives and begins taking their photos. Erin tries to stop him, but the man says Frank doesn't believe in the privacy of a regular citizen, so they shouldn't have any either. Jana sees him taking the photos and runs out of the store in tears. Danny finds out Bonnie, whose real name is Sylvie, was working at the same bank that Clyde looted three months ago. She quit the very next day after the robbery.
Danny and team arrive at the apartment where Sylvie used to live. They meet her ex-roommate, Diane, who reveals that Sylvie needed a lot of money to pay her student loans. She was so stressed that she was taking anti-depressants. Diane also recognizes Clyde, from a photo, and says his real name is Dylan. She and Sylvie had met him at a party last year and Sylvie was impressed with his anti-establishment views. Danny concludes that this must have lead to them teaming up. Danny and Maria later find out, from Dylan's mother, the address where he is presently staying. Jana is too ruffled by her experience at the boutique and refuses to testify against her rapist, despite Erin trying her best to convince her otherwise.
Danny and Maria find out Sylvie and Dylan aren't home, but they find a clue there that tells them the couple is planning to loot a nightclub. On the CPA website, along with her own photos that were taken earlier, Erin sees pictures of Whitney sitting at a restaurant with Frank. Danny and Maria arrive at the club and find that it has already been robbed. The couple has taken Polly, the club's cashier, as hostage and escaped through the backdoor. Erin confronts Frank about the photos and asks him if he is seeing Whitney. He says he has the right to some privacy and adds that it wouldn't be wrong even if he were seeing her because she isn't married and is of legal age. Erin brings up the age difference, but Frank doesn't feel that's an issue.
Polly, the cashier, is released by the robbers and tells Danny and team that they didn't hurt her. She says that Sylvie was even nice to her. Sylvie arrives at the hospital and runs into Linda. She asks her how Kenneth, the guy who was shot at the bank, is. Linda guesses who she is and a newspaper lying nearby confirms her doubts. Sylvie realizes she has been recognized and makes a run for it. Linda immediately informs the building security. Sylvie is caught and later, at the station, she argues that she and Dylan loot banks to make a statement against them. She also tries to protect Dylan, but Danny says the cops might kill him once he is found. So, if she wants to save his life, she should tell him where he is. She is about to tell him when an FBI agent interferes and Sylvie changes her mind and, instead, asks for an attorney.
At home, Erin mentions to Jamie that Frank might be seeing Whitney, but Jamie is cool with that and asks her to not make a big deal out of it. Erin brings up the issue again, at the family dinner, but no one else besides her thinks that it's a big deal. The next day, Erin is relieved to find that Jana has made it to the trial and thanks her for being there. Maria informs Danny that Dylan just jacked a car and they have him on the GPS. Danny and team catch up with him and he is cornered, but he takes cover behind his car with a gun in hand.
Danny tries to talk him into giving up, by telling him how much Sylvie loves him and by informing him that the guy he shot has survived and will be okay, but it doesn't work. Dylan comes out from behind the car and shoots at them and the police return fire. Dylan collapses to the ground and Danny checks on him and finds out he is dead. Lying near Dylan's body is the NYPD officer's gun that he took from him during the bank robbery.
Frank and Whitney run into each other and discuss the photos. Frank admits that Erin has seen them. He hints that Erin wasn't very happy to see them, although it wasn't anything more than a work meeting. He apparently is interested in her and she too seems to have a thing for him, but she realizes Frank doesn't want to make Erin unhappy, which Frank admits. In the end, they decide to keep their relationship purely professional. The episode ends at this point.
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The Ithaca College Department of Theatre Arts presents a benefit staged reading of Wishing Aces by New Orleans playwright, Rosary O'Neill, Tuesday, December 6th at 7:00 p.m. in the Clark Theatre, Dillingham Center. Suggested donation is $5. Tickets are available in advance by calling the Ithaca College Theatre box office at 274-3224 or at the door.
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DeKalb Interim CEO Lee May has signed an executive order that clarifies ethics rules for all Administration employees and announced that he plans to create a full-time watchdog position that will report to the DeKalb County Board of Ethics.
The measures come as four DeKalb County commissioners face ethics investigations over the use of their county charge cards known as "P cards." Commissioners Elaine Boyer, Larry Johnson, Sharon Barnes Sutton and Stan Watson all are under investigation. In addition, news sources say Watson has been named in a corruption case in South Carolina involving a kickback scheme. Watson, however, maintains his innocence. He has not been indicted in the case.
Meanwhile, May is pushing to hire a Chief Integrity Officer and two other positions to support the position.
"This will be our full-time Ethics Watchdog, but he or she won't report to me. He or she won't report to the BOC (Board of Commissioners). Our Ethics Watchdog will report directly to the Board of Ethics who are standing with me today," said Interim CEO May.
The Chief Integrity Officer will be responsible for training all county employees, fielding tips about unethical behavior and monitoring an ethics hotline. The Chief Integrity Officer will have the unilateral power and responsibility to bring all ethics concerns directly to the attention to the Ethics Board, without having to wait for a citizen complaint.
"I firmly believe in due process, and allowing the issues that have already been brought to the table to run their legal course," said May. "Having said that, it's the improper and possibly illegal activity in DeKalb's ranks that we don't know about that keeps me awake at night."
May said he plans to also hire a support staff for the position by adding an investigator and an administrative assistant. He said the cost for the three-member team should run around $300,000 annually.
John Ernst, chairman of the DeKalb Board of Ethics, said it's time for the county to take action.
"It's become quite clear that the time for talk is over and the time for action is now," said Ernst. "The bottom line is that it takes significant resources to hire investigators, gather the necessary information, get to the bottom of these complaints, take action, and potentially remove DeKalb County employees."
May also activated a new ethics policy for all administration employees. The new policy compiles ethics guidelines found in the Organizational Act as it pertains to merit system employees, is now applicable to all employees under the supervision of the CEO.
Specific guidelines as it pertains to gifts, meals, travel, tickets and honoraria were updated as follows:
Gifts are only allowed up to $40 per source. No source can give gifts totaling more than $120 per year to any employee, except for awards or certificates, gifts from family members, gifts from other governments or gifts that are given to the county as a whole, not an individual.
Meals can only be paid for in connection with an official government purpose. Otherwise, the max is $40 per source or per meal, with a maximum of $120.
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Honoraria is not allowed.
An ethics website and hotline will be established and monitored regularly. The website is www.co.dekalb.ethicspoint.com. The phone number will be 855-224-8216.
"By taking this bold step, CEO May makes DeKalb, by far, the shining example of what an ethics board should look like in the state of Georgia," said William Perry, executive director of Common Cause Georgia.
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Can my 2 month old sooth herself to sleep?
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Here's some exciting local news for our readers in our home city of Austin, TX. One of my more praised, but lesser known Sundance 2009 favorites is coming to town — and with it comes writer/director John Krasinski, who you may know as Jim from The Office. The film is Brief Interviews with Hideous Men, based on the David Foster Wallace novel of the same name.
When I reviewed it at Sundance in January of this year, I said that the source material — a favorite book of mine — is on par with Watchmen in its level of difficulty for adaptation. It has long been thought to be a near-impossible work to adapt. And what Krasinski has done with this star-studded affair is nothing short of immaculate, especially for a first time director. It is a fresh new voice telling an ambitious story that delivers dramatic moments that are poignant and deeply affecting, and comedic moments that are true to life.
It's not the most accessible movie in the world (which I explained in my review), but it is a quality piece of filmmaking. And it's your chance to do a little meet-and-greet with Krasinski, who will be in attendance for select shows on November 13th and 14th, says the Original Alamo blog. For more information and to buy tickets, head over to the Alamo Drafthouse site.
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John Krasinski makes his debut as a screenwriter and director with Brief Interviews with Hideous Men. The film also marks the first big-screen project ever derived from the literary library of the late David Foster Wallace. When her boyfriend leaves her with little explanation, Sara Quinn (Julianne Nicholson) is left looking for answers as to what went wrong. Directing all her energies into her anthropological dissertation, Sara conducts a series of interviews with men in an effort to uncover the secret thoughts that drive their behavior. She thinks she can remedy both her heartache and her academic challenges with a new research project and begins conducting a series of interviews with men. As she records the astonishing and disquieting experiences of various subjects, Sara discovers much more about men and herself than she bargained for. Krasinski also co-stars in this dark comedy.


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Iran Plans To Take Three Zeros Off Currency
Iranian government hoped to make the redenomination of the rial, which stands at more than 10,000 to the U.S. dollar, over the next year.
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Iran aims to slice three zeros off the end of its currency which has weakened steadily over many years despite a policy to keep it loosely pegged to the dollar, the official news agency IRNA reported on Saturday.
IRNA quoted the economy minister as saying the government hoped to make the redenomination of the rial, which stands at more than 10,000 to the U.S. dollar, over the next year.
Iran "will remove three zeros from the national currency this year on the condition that the prerequisites are achieved," Shamseddin Hosseini told IRNA.
The announcement comes as Iran faces two major economic challenges: the continued tightening of international sanctions and a policy to slash subsidies which for years has artificially held down the price of essentials like food and energy.
The government of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has insisted the sanctions have had no impact, although business people and analysts say they have hit foreign investment in Iran's crucial oil and gas industry and made it harder for companies to access international banking services, both of which pose a risk to economic growth.
Ahmadinejad also says his subsidy reform, which meant the price of gasoline rose seven-fold overnight in December and has caused similarly sudden increases in utility bills, will not lead to soaring inflation.
Inflation has been rising steadily since a 25-year low of 8.8 percent in August, reaching 11.6 percent in February. However many consumers and politicians doubt the government statistics and estimate real inflation is many times higher.
The rial fell 13 percent on the dollar over five days last September, prompting some analysts to wonder if they were seeing a deliberate devaluation or a scramble for dollars due to fears of hard currency scarcity in a country hit by financial sanctions. The Central Bank subsequently intervened to return the rial to its previous level. (Reporting by Mitra Amiri; Writing by Robin Pomeroy; Editing by Ron Askew)
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They have been saying this for years now…so I guess the "condition that the prerequisites are achieved" is not met!!!
Moreover, it is rediculous how they think that this is a solution to fixing the weak currency instead of taking real measures to tackle the economy that is crippled by sanctions.
Well, at least it will make the curency seem like it is in better on the outside!


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Canadian Lutherans open doors to gay marriage and pastors
The national convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada widened the church's welcome for gays and lesbians and restructured the national church at its July 14-17 gathering in Saskatoon, Sask. The 152,500-member church will now allow same-sex marriages and the ordination of gay and lesbian pastors.
Following more than two hours of debate, delegates approved 213-134 a human sexuality social statement that developed out of a four-year national study of sexuality. The statement calls the ELCIC to "denounce discrimination, including sexual discrimination, in all its forms." The voting process for the social statement was contentious. Delegates defeated a motion that would have required approval by a two-thirds majority, instead of the usual simple majority vote.
In a statement, Lutherans Concerned North America executive director Emily Eastwood, who was present at the convention, said the ELCIC social statement is "more prophetic than that of the ELCA" and "a major turning point in the Canadian church towards full inclusion."
Delegates sang "Lord Listen to Your Children Pray" as they voted 192-132 to allow ELCIC clergy to preside at or bless same-sex marriages, according to their consciences and the laws of their provinces. Canada legalized same-gender marriage in July 2005.
By a vote of 205-114, delegates rescinded past actions that banned non-celibate gay and lesbian people from ordination and call. The action states that sexual orientation is not in itself a factor that disqualifies a candidate for rostered ministry.
"I can't see that anything good has come from the church's current policy on this issue," Eastern Synod Bishop Michael Pryse said during the debate over ordination. "I've seen the terrible results of this policy: broken people, broken families, broken congregations, substance abuse, broken lives. That's what happens when you demand celibacy of those who don't have the gifts to live celibate lives. This motion provides the opportunity for willing congregations to consider these candidates."
Delegates also voted 204-133 to affirm a statement that church members who disagree with one another will remain in dialogue and unity, and refrain from church-dividing actions.
In other action, delegates:
• approved in principle restructuring moves that re-organize the ELCIC's five synods into three synods; move from biennial to triennial national conventions of reduced size; and reconfigure regional conferences into area congregational groupings supported by leadership teams. Delegates gave the ELCIC National Church Council the authority to implement the changes.
• re-elected Susan C. Johnson to a second four-year term as ELCIC national bishop.
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Simply put, China has three core strategic interests.
Paramount among them is the maintenance of domestic security. Historically, when China involves itself in global trade, as it did in the 19th and early 20th century, the coastal region prospers, while the interior of China -- which begins about 100 miles from the coast and runs about 1,000 miles to the west -- languishes. Roughly 80 percent of all Chinese citizens currently have household incomes lower than the average household income in Bolivia. Most of China's poor are located west of the richer coastal region; this disparity of wealth time and again has exposed tensions between the interests of the coast and those of the interior. After a failed rising in Shanghai in 1927, Mao Zedong exploited these tensions by undertaking the Long March into the interior, raising a peasant army and ultimately conquering the coastal region. He shut China off from the international trading system, leaving China more united and equal, but extremely poor.
The current government has sought a more wealth-friendly means of achieving stability: buying popular loyalty with mass employment. Plans for industrial expansion are implemented with little thought to markets or margins; instead, maximum employment is the driving goal. Private savings are harnessed to finance the industrial effort, leaving little domestic capital to purchase the output. China must export accordingly.
China's second strategic concern derives from the first. China's industrial base by design produces more than its domestic economy can consume, so China must export goods to the rest of the world while importing raw materials. The Chinese therefore must do everything possible to ensure international demand for their exports. This includes a range of activities, from investing money in the economies of consumer countries to establishing unfettered access to global sea-lanes.
The third strategic interest is in maintaining control over buffer states. The population of the historic Han Chinese heartland is clustered in the eastern third of the country, where ample precipitation distinguishes it from the much more dry and arid central and western thirds. China's physical security therefore depends on controlling the four non-Han Chinese buffer states that surround it: Manchuria, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang and Tibet. Securing these regions means China can insulate itself from Russia to the north, any attack from the western steppes, and any attack from India or Southeast Asia.
Controlling the buffer states provides China geographical barriers -- jungles, mountains, steppes and the Siberian wasteland -- that are difficult to surmount and creates a defense in depth that puts any attacker at a grave disadvantage.
Today, China faces challenges on all three of these interests.
The economic downturn in Europe and the United States -- China's two main customers -- has exposed Chinese exports to increased competition and decreased appetite. Meanwhile, China has been unable to appropriately increase domestic demand and guarantee access to global sea-lanes independent of what the U.S. Navy is willing to allow.
Those same economic stresses also challenge China domestically. The wealthier coast depends on trade that is now faltering, and the impoverished interior requires subsidies that are difficult to provide when economic growth is slowing substantially.
In addition, two of China's buffer regions are in flux. Elements within Tibet and Xinjiang adamantly resist Han Chinese occupation. China understands that the loss of these regions could pose severe threats to China's security -- particularly if such losses would draw India north of the Himalayas or create a radical Islamic regime in Xinjiang.
The situation in Tibet is potentially the most troubling. Outright war between India and China -- anything beyond minor skirmishes -- is impossible so long as both are separated by the Himalayas. Neither side could logistically sustain large-scale multi-divisional warfare in that terrain. But China and India could threaten one another if they were to cross the Himalayas and establish a military presence on the either side of the mountain chain. For India, the threat would emerge if Chinese forces entered Pakistan in large numbers. For China, the threat would occur if large numbers of Indian troops entered Tibet.
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- Homeless advocates, Denver businesses seek solutions amid camping ban
Ashley Anderson and Jerry Martinez sat outside the Volunteers of America Aristocrat Family Motel one recent weekday, watching traffic on West Colfax Avenue zoom by while their 1-month-old son slept inside their room.
For several weeks, Anderson and Martinez, both 28, have lived in the motel that is one of seven in Denver specifically designated for homeless families.
"It has been very hard," Anderson said about the struggle to finally find a place to stay, after living in parks and on the streets. She has struggled with drugs, has been unemployed and lost custody of their other three children.
"I just want to get stable again," she said.
The plight of homeless families — the largest segment of the metro area's homeless population — is getting attention as the Denver City Council prepares for a final vote tonight on proposed legislation to prohibit people from unauthorized camping.
The bill was introduced as a way to deal with the increasing numbers of homeless people in the downtown business district, but many homeless advocates worry it could affect homeless families.
Proponents say the law will give police tools to identify people in need and help connect them to services. They say the ban is not meant to cause further difficulty for struggling homeless families but to help.
Opponents fear the proposed ordinance's broad approach could further criminalize homelessness and unnecessarily target homeless women and children who have fewer options for emergency shelter than men.
"If you don't have a car, then where are you going to take your family if you can't get a motel voucher?" asked Denver Councilwoman Debbie Ortega, who opposes the bill.
Families make up about two-thirds of the Denver area's 12,605 homeless, according to a recent study. And 303 of the 964 unsheltered homeless people counted in the Jan. 23, 2012, Point-in-Time Study were in families with children — living in their cars or on the street.
The National Center on Family Homelessness says that not since the Great Depression have so many families been without homes, estimating that about 1.6 million children in the United States will experience homelessness within the year.
The numbers are being seen in the schools. Last year, the state had 21,487 homeless students, three times the number counted in 2004.
Denver Public Schools' Education Outreach Program this year has served a record 2,076 homeless students — an 18 percent increase from the year before.
The impact of more families seeking help also is being felt by social-service agencies.
"It is definitely stretching us," said Revekka Balancier, spokeswoman for Denver Human Services.
The seven-county Denver area has a total of 1,574 year-round shelter beds, 890 of which are for single people — mostly men. Metrowide, 668 shelter beds are available year-round for households with children.
"It is heartbreaking when I see these little children come in here and they stand by their parents all anxious, trying to figure out where they are going to stay tonight," said Linda Barringer of the Family Tree.
Shirley Greene, 58, had to take custody of her grandchildren because of her daughter's frequent run-ins with the law. But over time, she couldn't keep up with her job and watching the kids. She was laid off and soon found herself living out of her car or staying with friends.
Eventually, with help from the Family Tree, she was able to get an apartment and steady employment and to pay off debts.
"I'm not surprised about the numbers of homeless families," she said. "When you are out there, you meet a whole lot of people who are homeless. ... You just have to keep having hope."
At the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, caseworkers see about six new homeless families every day, said Susie Street, director of family-support services.
"At one point, we had to stop seeing families because the volume was so tremendous," Street said. "We had staff doing after-hours intake, working on Saturday and Sundays. We just couldn't make a dent."
Caseworkers first try to figure out the families' needs and whether they have any family or friends to stay with. If not, they will try to help them find shelter. But by 10 o'clock every morning, emergency shelter space for families usually has been filled, she said.
The Coalition can give out motel vouchers, but sometimes caseworkers have to just tell the families to try back again the next day, Street said.
In Denver, the city has 107 emergency shelter beds for families, a number that includes motel vouchers and space in churches.
The seven motels under contract with the city are available when shelters are full or other circumstances prevent a family or woman from going to a shelter. The cost to the city is $38 a night, and recipients must prove they have been in Denver for at least 30 days, must agree to meet with a case manager and abide by motel rules, and are limited to an average of 12 motel vouchers in a 12-month period, though extenuating circumstances can lengthen some stays.
Last year, Denver issued 5,498 vouchers at a cost of $443,655. This year, it expects about the same.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, who supports the camping-ban proposal, knows first-hand the struggles of homeless families.
When he was about 10, his family briefly lived in a Colfax Avenue motel before moving in with another family.
The lease on their rental had run out. His mother, a single parent, had trouble finding a new home. Few landlords at the time wanted to rent to a single, black mother with 10 children, Hancock said.
"Options ran out, and we had to split up the family," he said. "I was with her and the other boys, and we were in the motel. We were there for about a week. Six of us in a room. Two beds. It was very tight. But there was comfort knowing that we were there together as a family. I remember that it was very stressful for Mom."
Hancock said the experience stuck with him, reminding him that there are many different faces of the homeless.
"Obviously, there are families with children, most of whom you don't see either because they are doubling up or are in shelters," he said. "And then there are those who are homeless episodically and you see them trying to seek services. And there are the more chronically homeless who by choice want to sleep outdoors."
Hancock said, "Regardless of what the face looks like, our goal should be to try to find them and get them the services necessary to give them a safe, warm environment."
Hancock said the ordinance is just one step in the process to help the homeless.
"We know we have a lot of work to do and a long way to go," he said. "This journey is by no means over for us."
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Protests planned
Denver City Council's final vote tonight on the homeless-camping ban will be met with protests by Occupy Denver and other groups seeking to "highlight the business influence pushing this ordinance," according to a news release.
The council, which approved the bill for a final vote two weeks ago, is expected to pass the bill.
The law — which would go into effect May 30 — would prohibit anyone from unauthorized camping in Denver and establish protocol for law officers to determine whether any medical or human-services assistance is needed before making a citation or arrest.
Denver Police Chief Robert White expects few arrests or citations.
Proponents say the law would give police an extra tool to help homeless people, get them services, and make sure they have a place to stay.
Opponents say it further criminalizes homelessness and that not enough services or shelter beds are available to help all of those in need.
Occupy Denver protesters sent out an e-mail Friday, calling for a series of protests that started Saturday.
Today, protesters will begin a rally at noon outside the City and County Building leading up to the 5:30 p.m. meeting.
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It's made of rubber, meant to be chewed on, squeaks when pressed and is very, very durable. With a description like that, no wonder why some people think Sophie the Giraffe is like a dog toy. However, Sophie is no canine play thing. No, Sophie has been around for decades soothing teething babies and giving parents a few minutes of peace and quiet.
In fact, according to her website, Sophie was born on March 25, 1961 in France during a time when the only available toy animals were farm animals or pet figures. As soon as young mothers saw her, they knew she would help calm their teething children. Sophie's size and shape make her ideal for tiny hands to grasp and when her tummy and head are pressed, she emits a squeak. The company boasts that Sophie is still "traditionally" produced to this day, made of 100% natural rubber derived from the sap of the Hevea tree.
One slight drawback for some parents is the accompanying price range of anywhere from $15-25 but quite worth the peace of mind for others. The April 2011 Birth Club is discussing the merits of this toy and Zachary'sMommy! in particular was asking about purchasing Sophie the Giraffe: "I saw on someone's post of the best 5 things they had purchased that Sophie the Giraffe had made the list. I hadn't ever heard of it, so I checked it out. Does anyone else have one of these that their LO loves?? It is cute but $20 for a teething toy seems a little much, however if lots of LOs love it…I think I might get one for DD. She is chewing on everything right now! Thanks!" Twinmama76's baby is a fan of Sophie: "My LO loves it too – I think the fact that it's made from natural rubber distinguishes it from other toys", as is ladobrinska's daughter: "Got it as a gift and she loves it!!!!!!!!!! We bring it in the car and on walks and she just chows down!" Watch out for the family dogs though. They might think its theirs, like in Edie76's house: "Same here!!! Our baby girl LOVES hers!!!! She will hold it, chew it and squeeze it!!!! The dogs go crazy when she squeezes it, they think it's a toy for them!!!!"
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Command Sgt. Maj. Jane Baldwin and Col. Ellen Haring allege the policies have hindered their career advancement.
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Jeff Mariotte is a Star Trek author. Jeff was born in Park Forest, Illinois, but moved frequently since his father worked for the United States Defense Department.
He studied at San Jose State University where he received a degree in Radio / TV / Film.
He currently lives in Arizona with his wife and two children.
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Captain Bob Taft on the Top Gun 80 out of H&M Landing left Friday night on a two-day trip to waters some 150 miles south, where a spotter plane saw schools of what look to be 30- to 50-pound bluefin tuna.
Taft's trip is in the wake of some good news from the south. Two long-range boats, the Royal Star and American Angler, had scores on bluefin tuna, with the fish ranging from 60 to 106 pounds. Even though they were 400 miles south, it still has ocean anglers thinking those critters with fins, along with albacore, will make their way closer to San Diego and give fishermen a summer of fishing.
"The sign of this fish is right where we want it to be this time of year," said captain Mike Keating on the Spirit of Adventure at H&M Landing.
As much as Keating would love to see big bluefin bite for his long-range anglers, he knows another species would do more for the entire fleet.
"What our fleet needs is albacore," Keating said. "Bluefin is what really gets long-range guys excited, but albacore is the bread and butter, and that's what we desperately need. For a lot of guys here it's a make or break year."
Captain Chuck Taft, who is Bob Taft's brother, agrees with Keating.
"If it doesn't happen this year, we're done," Chuck Taft said. "Bluefin won't do it for us. They just don't bite consistently enough. We need albacore. But no one really has looked for it yet."
Keating likes the local sign, not just schools of anchovies, but schools of calico bass in the kelp.
"We haven't seen that in a few years," Keating said. "But something is different this year. There's an uphill flow, and it looks normal out in the kelp beds this year."
At Fisherman's Landing tackle shop, Doug Kern heard a reliable report about bluefin as close as South Island, on the weather side, of the Coronado Islands.
"If by some miracle they started catching 100 tuna a day in one-day range, I think everybody would dust off their gear and go," Kern said. "People have been sitting and waiting the last two, three years and I think everybody has a pent-up desire to go catch a tuna. We saw the salmon guys up north go through their deal where there was no salmon, and now they're having a great salmon season. Guys couldn't get a spot on the launch ramp up north. It's been our turn in the barrel and it's time to reverse it."
Kern said it's not just about the fishing, either. He said it's about boat-owning captains holding onto their boats. A number of boats have been surrendered to the bank in the last few years. Others are on the brink, as Chuck Taft alluded to.
"Every industry goes through a shake-out, and this industry has been through it," Kern said. "Whoever survived will do well. It will get back to normal. Hopefully it's this year."
Kern agreed with Keating that albacore is the straw that will stir the summer action. He said the recent poor fishing and the poor economy served up a "double whammy" for the fleet.
"Fish trumps economy here," he said. "People will find money to go fishing."
Linda Palm-Halpain, who owns the Red Rooster III, agreed.
"Fishermen will find the money to come fishing if they know they're going to catch something," Palm-Halpain said.


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Is this my period or COULD I be Pregnant? Thoughts!
I should have had my period on Sunday I normally wake up and its here, but I didn't notice anything until around noon and even then it was just a little spotting nothing major then went away. Same exact thing yesterday and a little this morning, then nothing. Usually my periods are not light they are a normal flo. I ovulated on the 20th, 9DPO had mild spotting (similar to today and yesterday) and 10DPO had some cramping which I was hoping was implantation. I have taken a HPT on 11DPO-14DPO all negative. Could I still be pregnant?? or anyone know what else is going on? I have not taken a test since Sunday because being they were all neg I thought "eh Im not pregnant". Maybe I took it too early? Any Idea or thoughts on whats going on?
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ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- Calvin Johnson was back on the practice field for the Detroit Lions. That doesn't mean his status for this weekend is even close to determined.
"I don't have any updates on him," coach Jim Schwartz said. "You guys saw what you saw."
Johnson was inactive in a loss at Green Bay last weekend because of an injured right knee. He didn't practice Wednesday, but he was on the field Thursday during the portion of practice open to reporters. Johnson didn't participate in every drill, but he did do some footwork and pass-catching exercises with other receivers.
"It feels good to be out there," Johnson said. "I'm feeling better, definitely. So we can just leave it at that."
Detroit lost 22-9 to the Packers without Johnson. The star receiver has 21 catches for 312 yards and four touchdowns on the season. The Lions play at Cleveland on Sunday.
"It certainly helps to have him out there," offensive coordinator Scott Linehan said. "That's the understatement of the day."
The Lions (3-2) had won two in a row before arriving in Green Bay, but Johnson was a surprising scratch. He'd given cryptic answers about his health a few days before the game, but Johnson had been banged up before and missed only one game since the start of the 2010 season.
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson did not attend practice Thursday because of personal reasons. The team says he is expected to return on Friday.
The reigning NFL MVP is second in the NFL with 421 yards rushing. After an ordinary first three weeks by his lofty standards, Peterson rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns to help the Vikings get their first victory of the season two weeks ago against Pittsburgh.
The Vikings had the bye last week and Peterson returned to practice with the team on Wednesday in preparation for their game against Carolina.
Peterson's five touchdowns rushing lead the NFL.
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ASHBURN, Va. -- The debate over the Washington Redskins name will follow the team on the road when it faces the rival Dallas Cowboys.
The Oneida Indian Nation said Thursday it will air a radio ad called "Bipartisan" on the Cowboys' flagship station ahead of Sunday's game.
The ad features President Barack Obama -- a Democrat -- saying he would think about changing the name if he owned the team, and Congressman Tom Cole -- a Republican -- saying the name is "offensive."
The ad is part of an anti-"Redskins" campaign slated to air in cities where the Redskins play on the road this season.
The Oneida Indian Nation is also planning to meet with NFL representatives about the name.
On Wednesday, Redskins owner Dan Snyder called the name "a badge of honor."


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Episode: "Escape from Dragon House" (Season 1, Episode 4)
Synopsis: After the discovery of Dawn's murder, Jason Stackhouse again finds himself the prime suspect in what appear to be a series of vampire related killings. Not believing her brother to be the guilty party, Sookie turns her psychic powers on in search of the real killer, venturing to Shreveport with Bill Compton in to find answers at the vampire bar "Fangtasia." There, she finds more trouble and an enigmatic vampire elder, Eric.
Review: True Blood continues its tradition of teasing the audience along, leaving clues and strange actions to make you question what you know. The cliffhanger this week is far less abrupt than in weeks past, but you're still left with a desire to get answers next Sunday.
This episode plays Jason for laughs when an accidental overdose of Vampire Blood gives him a nasty case of priapism, leaving his rather well-endowed self in a bit of pain that no amount of whacking off can cure. Sookie plays detective and lays on her sweetness to great degrees, officially making her the worst hard boiled detective of all time.
More questions are raised about Sam and just exactly who or what he is, a big tease the show makers have been dangling in front of us every week. All in all, another good episode that gives insight into the nightlife of the vampires and their broader inter-social behavior. So far everything seems to be a sort of slow build and hopefully there is an explosion soon. I like the progression of the story and most of the characters and HBO is building a solid base from which to launch more episodes, but nothing alarmingly climactic has happened since the end of episode one. Still a show to watch.
Up Next Week: Vampire Bill Compton is questioned by the cops and blood drips from his eye. Lafayette ditches his lover self and kicks serious ass around the bar. Jason goes trippy after his experience with the V-Juice.
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I've been playing with the raw files on the 5D Mark III and the latest version of ACR and I'm really pleased with the results:
No more banding
The lack of banding noise in particular creates a very nice film gain like effect. The 5D Mark II's noise looked hidious to say the least but, but on the new 5D Mark III it's very smooth, even and creamy.
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