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Pensions Gone Wild: Retired Vernon City Official Bruce Malkenhorst Sr. Takes Home $520,000 a Year in Public Retirement
A Rolls Royce pension came out of one gritty SoCal city.
Pensions and retirement benefits are in the hot seat these days, even in union-friendly L.A. City Hall, where Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, a beneficiary of labor's support, has asked for concessions to help with L.A.'s looming $400 million-plus deficit.
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Chile have denied a brave fightback from Australia, to win their FIFA World Cup opener 3-1 in Cuiaba on Friday.
Jorge Sampaoli's men stormed out of the blocks in the Group B affair, with Alexis Sanchez and Jorge Valdivia on target inside 14 minutes.
Australia's all-time leading scorer Tim Cahill popped up to head a goal back for Ange Postecoglou's side on 35 minutes, as they steadied the ship.
And despite several chances - multiple off the head of Cahill and a brilliantly taken volley from midfielder Mark Bresciano - Australia could not find an equaliser, but did gain plenty of fans as they fought gamely after Chile's red-hot opening.
And Chile sealed the three points when second-half substitute Jean Beausejour struck from outside the area in injury time.
The South American nation dominated from the outset, and while they attacked down the left channel in the opening 10 minutes, they would soon garner much more joy from the other side of the Arena Pantenal.
Australia's time on the ball was minimal, although their one path to get in behind the Chileans would have been to draw their wingers forward and release the likes of Tommy Oar and Mathew Leckie.
Oar almost got onto the end of a long ball through from captain Mile Jedinak in the fifth minute, which drew Chile goalkeeper Claudio Bravo out of his area.
Chile turned their possession dominance into a two-goal lead inside 14 minutes, with star forward Sanchez and Valdivia finding the back of the net.
Sanchez finished after some scrappy Australia defence allowed Charles Aranguiz onto the right byline, and his chipped cross found the head of Eduardo Vargas.
Vargas did not connect firmly with his header, and it fell fortunately to Sanchez, who side-footed into the back of the net, despite Australian custodian Mat Ryan getting a hand on the effort.
Moments later, Valdivia was left unmarked at the edge of the area, and Sanchez found him with a pin-point pass and the Palmeiras midfielder tucked his shot in off the cross bar to double the South American nation's advantage.
Australia found their footing in the contest, when Cahill buried a vintage header in the 35th minute.
Ivan Franjic's cross from the right found the New York Red Bulls striker in the box, and he leapt higher than Chile centre-back Gary Medel to power home past Bravo.
Cahill almost made it two in as many minutes, but Bravo was up to the task with his right-foot effort from a tight angle as Australia's belief grew.
Although, their new-found confidence also saw them susceptible at the back when Mauricio Isla got in behind, forcing Australian left-back Jason Davidson to clear for a corner.
Injury struck the Australians early in the second half - with Ryan McGowan replacing right-back Franjic - although it did not halt their push for an equaliser.
Oar found the head of Cahill with a brilliant ball from the left on 50 minutes, although he failed to connect with any vigour - and the front man claimed he was fouled in the area.
And Cahill had even more reasons to be aggrieved as his buried header in the 53rd minute was disallowed, albeit rightly so, by the offside flag.
Bresciano then fired a left-foot volley on target, forcing Bravo to save low to his left as Australia's prowess from crosses intensified.
Bravo finally decided to clear the danger himself on Australia's next ball into the box, storming off his line to collect in a small win for Postecoglou's men.
However, Chile were always just one goal away from seeing off the Australian resurgence, and Vargas poked a goal-bound effort past Ryan only for centre-back Alex Wilkinson to clear off the line.
Leckie was running hard at Chile's defence, and his barnstorming run in the 66th minute failed to see him fire off a shot, but the FSV Frankfurt man had put left-back Eugenio Mena on notice.
Cahill kept jumping, and in the 70th minute sent a header just over Bravo's crossbar.
But there would be no late joy for the Australians, as Chile held on to gain a vital three points for their knockout-stage hopes.
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- @scottmbeggs
- March 26, 2012
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- March 24, 2012
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- March 20, 2012
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- March 19, 2012
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AURELIA - The Aurelia School Board met for their regular monthly meeting on Dec. 15th, and approved the issuance of contracts to six athletic team coaches.
Grant Peckenschneider will be the new head football coach. Peckenschneider has served as an assistant under retiring coach Myron Radke for several years, and is also Athletic Director and head boys' basketball coach.
Tim Galvin, who is currently the head girls' basketball coach, was approved Monday to be issued a contract to serve as head girls' track coach and head softball coach.
In other contract moves, Marv Munden will be issued a contract for junior high boys' track coach, Peckenschneider for assistant high school track (boys and girls) coach, and Liz Laursen for assistant high school softball coach, pending completion of her Coaching Certificate.
Principal Ann Sandine reported that the majority of the High School students, in coordination with the Red Cross, had participated in CPR training on Dec. 11. Effective with this year's 9th grade class, all students must complete a CPR course by the time they graduate.
Sandine also reported that the Staff Development on Dec. 3 focused on Core Curriculum and curriculum mapping. The Iowa Core Curriculum details the essential concepts and skills in the areas of literacy, math. science, social studies and "21st Century skills," and need to be implemented in all Iowa high schools by 2012.
On the upcoming schedule, High School students will be taking Semester tests Dec. 17 - 19, and school will be dismissed at 2:30 p.m., marking the end of the first semester and the start of the Winter Break. The gym will be closed from Dec. 20-27. Teachers will have an in-service on CRR on January 2 with a representative from the American Heart Association, and second semester classes will begin on January 5.
In other business, the Board listened to Alec Ohlson, representing a group of five senior students, and approved a Senior Release Program for the second semester, per past practice. Students who choose to participate qualify by having posted a minimum GPA through the first semester and also maintain compliance with the school conduct code.
The Board reviewed the participation of Aurelia students in athletics over the past few years with Athletic Director Grant Peckenschneider and projected future participation.
Next month, they will look at participation in the Fine Arts programs. Board members spoke about the break-out meetings they attended during the November Iowa Association of School Boards Convention, and everyone agreed it was a well-planned Convention, dealing with timely subjects.
Superintendent Lynn Evans spoke about Spending Authority, potential problems for School Districts in receiving donations or grants, and how to deal with those situations so that it best suits the wishes of both the school and the donor.
He also spoke about the problems which have been encountered with one of the school buses. It is still under warranty and has been returned to the dealer, where the problems are being dealt with. There have also been some problems with the heat in some rooms, and he stated that the school's heating system is "not as efficient as it could be."
The Board did an annual review of the Early Retirement Policy and a second reading, with some minor changes, will be reviewed at the January meeting. Superintendent Evans said that upcoming changes in General Accounting laws may limit Early Retirement provisions for schools Aurelia's size in future years.
Two representatives from the Aurelia Board, along with Superintendent Evans and Principal Sandine will be meeting on January 7 with a similar representation from the Cherokee District to discuss "sharing in a general sense;" that is, nothing specific, according to Evans, similar to a previous meeting with the Alta Board representatives and Administration.


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2008 Z71 been in shop 3 times since January 1. First time they said was bad gas. Second had to replace entire computer in truck. This Wed it died again. This time they say it is throttle problema dn they cannot find a part anywhere in country to fix it. Gonna be out a week or more. Please run like hell if you are thinking of buying on of these lemons!!!
The check engine lite has been on more than off. Mercedes just can't seem to fixx it. gas mileage leave a little to be desired.....
Nuisance problems: Instr panel lights out: HiBeam light, Trac button light, Gear indicator (Drive). Overhead console Mode button broken - stuck on one setting. Car has 140,000 miles. Seat belts often bind. GAS GAUGE has bee erratic since car was out of warranty. Some problem with wife's 2001 Sequoia.
Almost have 170k miles on mine and it still runs like a top. It does get slightly shaky after 60MPH. The body is great with no dents (obviously because it's plastic). I have never had a problem with the brakes, but I have heard some of my Saturn friends mention the brake fluid can contaminate. The lights work fine, the engine doesn't have the "GM Tick" even at 170k miles. The heater blows plenty of hot air, but I don't know about the air conditioner. I never use it. My biggest problem with this car is the emissions. It's a little bit difficult sometimes to figure out what is causing emission problems.
lol ya mine 98 is on its way got to replace whole front suspension cuz 20in rims and hittin them bums to hard
Bought the car used in 2003 and haven't had very many problems until recently. Oil seals and lots of leaks, but the car is old..
This is a great car to have. The only big thing is it's a bitch to change the clutch because you have to drop the transmission and take a lotof parts out. Overall though this car will last a long time.
This car is still my daily driver. I have experienced all the problems that can be mentioned about it, but it is still a great car.....after all the repairs!
Bought this car 4 months ago from a dealership..Car had 60000 miles on it..Spent $700 in repairs for oil leak from crank seal..It did same thing again just to find out that the crank has play in it and is knocking seal out..Told I need to replace engine to fix..Dodge only gave 36000 mile warranty for this car for good reason it seems..They do not stand behind what they sell or it would have the 100000 mile warranty the love to advertise on TV..Now I have a car that I owe $5000 and is worth $0 unless I spend another $3000 or more to fix it!! Never buy another Chrysler product..I should have known better..
I thanked God that I purchased the extended warranty with this vehicle. Now that I have 160,000+ miles on the vehicle I am at its mercy. The most recent problem is with the transmission.
This car has been a joy to own. Transmission went at 120,000 miles and there have been a few minor electrical problems, but overall it's been great. At 180,000 miles my A/C is out and I need advice on what to fix.
I am back. I got my 2006 Dodge Charger back from the dealership 3 times now. They could not find the problem with the transmission not wanting to shift into 2nd gear. After they put it on the diagnostic machine and drove it about 8 miles. So, not too long after I left the dearlership, I was driving my car around town to see if it would do the same thing again. And it started acting up, my car didn't want to shift into 2nd (after driving it for about 12 miles). Same thing, it was only able to go around 40mph. and not wanting to shift into 2nd gear. So I drove it back to the dealership and they came out and said do not put it into park just put the emerg. brakes on and that way we can let the shop foreman drive it and he can see what is wrong with it. A day later they called and said it's the sensor switch in the transmission. Which is what I was told it probably was from you (Repair Pal) a few weeks ago. So they ordered the part and it should be in tom. and then they will put it on. I guess I will have to see if this works. AND THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT IT'S FREE OF CHARGE DUE TO AN older RECALL. I pray this works... Please, please, please work...... Not having a car is so frustrating. Especially when I have 2 more years to pay on it. And it's already having problems. I love this car. And it runs awesome other than this gear thing. I hope the sensor makes it new again. Thanks for your help. If you can think of anything else I need to know about it, if this sensor doesn't work, then please let me know. Thanks again !! Debrina
Wonderful vehicle: Handles beautifully, stops on a dime. Very good mileage and very flexible interior. Completely reliable - never a serious problem in 40.000 miles.
I bought the 2005 Camry in November, 2005. At 50,981 miles (November 2008) I put $500 in replacing the intermediate steering shaft because their technician noted the problem when I went in for a routine oil change. I learned later that there was an advisory sent out to the dealers on this issue. Now I go in for another routine oil change and they tell me I need to replace a loose left inner rack on the power steering. That's going to cost me another $500. That's putting $1,000 into clearing up a faulty manufacturing issue which may put my life or others on the road, at risk. I'm really disgusted. I won't buy another Toyota product. And to think they got all these "rave" reviews from me over the year. Boy was I taken.
I have a 1997 Civic EX Sedan and LOVE IT. I commute 100 miles a day for work and this car has been great. It has 214,000 miles and still runs great. To make my commute more comfortable I replaced the front seats with seats from an Acura Integra. Huge improvement. I also tinted the windows and installed a remote start for the cold winter mornings. If I need any body work done to it I buy my repair supplies from Auto Body Toolmart and fix anything that needs fixing.
I have an '06 V70 T5 (Canadian Model) purchased new in May 08. So far, the car has performed flawlessly. I do the oil/filter changes myself using Mobile 1 and Volvo oil filters. One minor recall. Seats are very good- and supportive- perfect for spirited driving. With the back seats down you can haul a washing machine, lumber for a deck or what ever. Excellent acceleration, great brakes. Good in snow up to about 3 or 4 inches.
Having problems with battery...car wouldn't start 2 weeks ago when weather turned cold. Though it was weather related so I took it to honda dealership maintenance where I bought the car (battery is under 3 year warranty). Battery check out okay...was told I needed to drive the car more or further distances (I work for an airline and ttravel on a weekly basis). My car usually sits for no more than 3 days at a time.....I've never had this problem with other cars before..... I would like to know where to find a battery that doesn't start draining so quickly. VERY dissatified with this battery...may have to sell car .
Best truck I have ever owned. 49,000 miles and only repair outside of regular maintenance has been replacing rear axle seals & turn front brake discs. It actually could have gone more miles on the disc's, but I'm pretty fussy bout brakes pulsating even a tiny bit.
This is a quite satisfactory experience with this I have so far
I have owned my 1999 Bravada for a year now. Have had 94 and 97's also. Love the cars. Wish they still made them. Only problem I have found in mine is the heat does not have control other than the fan speed year round. It always puts out alot of heat. Economy is decent at around 16mpg city and up to 24mpg on a long trip.
Reliable automobile. Not part of the gas pedal recall, which is nice. Good vehicle for Colorado winter driving with the traction control, steering assist and abs, but it's still not an awd vehicle. Gas mileage, about 23 overall with highway, city and lot of stop and go on I-25. Complaints. I think the sheet metal has to be the thinnest out there. Dents very easily. Also not a status car so you won't be getting a lot of speeding tickets because it looks like a car older conservative folks would drive. Not crazy about the climate control system which always reset back to auto after you turn off the car. I'm not always going to want to be at 73 degrees. What I like about the car are nice features with XLE, V-6 version. Love the heated seats, steering assist, traction control and the cool radio feature that tells you who is playing what song on the radio. Reliable, only routine maintenance so ownership cost is really good.
Like this SUV a lot. Have owned a 1994 Ford Explorer and love that the quality is back, which is why Ford really seams to be the only competition for the Japanese. Owned Ford, Toyota, Honda, Infiniti, Nissan. Was pleasantly surprised at the look, feel and drive of the 02 Explorer. Still own it and have very little done to it. Sensor replaced a couple of years ago, brakes are actually good. I owned the Ford Explorer Sport Trac, which seems to blow through the pads and rotors. Learned how to replace brakes and save money quickly. New problem with this XLT on Overdrive flashing driving in the mountains of Colorado on the highway. Might be a sensor, could be worse. Only other problem I have had is the back air control makes a clicking sound if you work controls in the second control panel. Couple hundred dollars for a piece of plastic, or control it with the front one.
I just bought a sliver 2002 acura tl 1-16-2010 when I first got in the mileage was 70079 and so far I have no complaints I love this car and I hope that I can keep it for a long time.
I'm a fan of chevrolet suburban
we bought this van with 20K on it and bought the extended warranty which we needed to replace engine gaskets and a wheel bearing which was very costly. Overall happy with the van the biggest complaint is very little heat when outside temperature drops below 30 degrees. the engine temperature drops very fast after you shut it off, like 15 minutes after shut down it has completely cooled and has to run 15 -20 minutes before heat comes back and you are still shivering because it isn't very warm air
Great vehicle. Purchased to use for hunting. Has been very dependable.
good MPG and nice looking. Did not see lots in 07 but I see lots of Ridgelines in the city now..
Absolutely love this car. I bought it in 2006 with 27k miles on it. It handles really well in the snow and ice and drives like a car, not a truck. The interior is quite roomy and comfortable. The rear storage area is large as well. Knock on wood, the reliability is great. I've had only minor issues. I had a '99 RX300 whose transmission went at 110,000 miles, and I have 109,000 on this one, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
Beautiful car, only problem i've had is injector pump leaking , and battery keeps draining.
I love this car! It is well worth the money! Economical, especially with the financial crunch this country is facing. The only problem I have had is with the braking system. I have already had to have my rotors replaced twice along with the brake pads-ceramic. Maybe, toyota/scion could help with the costs of this problem.


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In an Aug. 30 FCW article about a ninth vendor receiving approval through the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP), reader Peter Stark questioned whether companies were skirting the FedRAMP process by earning agency authorities to operate (ATOs) rather than certification through the FedRAMP' Joint Authorization Board (JAB): The article states that Akamai is the 9th vendor to receive FedRAMP approval, then lists only five others. The other three are characterized as receiving "agency authority to operate," implying it's not the same as FedRAMP ATO (presumably being issued by an individual agency for its own enterprise). Then it concludes by stating that one of those three is the only federal agency to achieve FedRAMP approval. It doesn't seem like all those statements can be true. Does an agency ATO somehow equate to FedRAMP approval?
Frank Konkel responds: This question has come up before, most notably when Amazon Web Services went through an agency ATO process to gain FedRAMP certification. Some questioned whether gaining the ATO was on par with attaining JAB certification.
As FCW Editor-in-Chief Troy K. Schneider explained in May, an agency-provided authority to operate is no less "real" than certification to operate from the FedRAMP JAB. Either avenue is perfectly acceptable. As Scott Renda, Federal Data Center Consolidation portfolio manager Scott Renda has repeatedly stated, to think otherwise is mistaken.
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These peas are good in vegetable stews and soups. Lots in the packet and tasty. Useful when I cannot get any fresh ones. Definitely buy again.
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This had no real taste to me. I liked that it was organic and minimally unprocessed but won't order it again;
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this is my favorite snack. it's really good taste. I love it! I satisfied with my decision. very simple tasty.
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my go to snack, a little sweet and savory, and crunchy
Taste weird..
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Feels like eating air. some weird chemical aftertaste..wouldn't order again
My boys love these
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They are yummy for kids that are used to healthy treat!
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Wonderful taste and very healthy, but i feel the price is very high.
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Great for a healthy crunchy snack.. love these! and organic too! I hope this company brings out other varieties of vegetables in freeze dried form.. perhaps asparagus - that would be great! :)
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I purchased several just tomatoes ETC! products and most of them were up to the normal quality and standards I have come to expect from both Iherb and Just tomatoes etc!. This order however, one of the products I ordered was of poor quality, i was not concerned as the two companies always stood behind their products, but the grapes came out one climb of grape gum and I called asking for an exchange. i didn't want another go roun of the just grapes because there was a reason the product came back the way it did and rather than suffer the same consequence, I decided to request the other product I liked so much so as to insure no more time devoted to this debacle. The customer service person could not exchange the items, she stated it was company policy that they must exchange the exact item no matter the cost difference, and can not make any exceptions. Well I need not tell your hat the grapes came better, but pretty much the same way, and I am no a disappointed customer rather than an avid one. It just goes to show, that you can have the greatest product in the world, the greatest marketing and the most money behind you, and poor customer service will loose you customers and bring you down every time.
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May 1st, 2012 at 2:14 pm by odd man out
From Adbusters, a reminder of why our problems aren't going to be solved by electing a new president from among the Republicrats:
…The fact that most of us are too busy being exploited to realize we're being exploited – too busy greasing the cogs of our economic system to notice how the fruits of our labor never fail to float up and out of our reach – is why we're striking, as is the fact that most aren't able to do anything about this exploitation even when we do notice it. While some of us are lucky enough to have jobs and careers that give real meaning to our lives, allowing us to take full advantage of our talents and fulfill our destiny, most of us have jobs devoid of meaning and dignity, yet full of the feeling that we are fulfilling someone else's destiny. Our recognition that the ruling class's seat at the top of the pyramid is prepared and propped up by the working class is why we're striking. Our knowledge that it's actually the CEO who is the most dependent among us, and that the ones truly indispensable to our society are not bankers, lobbyists and politicians, but workers, teachers and engineers, is why we're striking…
May 1st, 2012 at 1:20 pm by odd man out
Just in time for May Day:
The City of New York, the New York Police Department, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and several large corporations including JPMorgan Chase have repeatedly violated the constitutional rights of Occupy Wall Street protesters, according to a wide-ranging federal lawsuit filed on Monday morning.
Occupy Wall Street victims of pepper-spray cop Anthony Bologna, September 24, 2011. The NYPD made false arrests and violated free- speech rights of protestors and journalists last year, according to a complaint filed today in a Manhattan federal court.
Four New York City Councilors – Letitia James, Melissa Mark-Viverito, Ydanis Rodriguez and Jumaane Williams – filed the civil rights lawsuit alleging that city police used excessive force and violated free speech rights as part of its crackdown on protesters. Also joining the suit as plaintiffs are a local Democratic Party official, freelance journalists, and Occupy activists.
"This unlawful conduct has been undertaken with the intention of obstructing, chilling, deterring and retaliating against (the) plaintiffs for engaging in constitutionally protected protest activity," the lawsuit alleges.
The City Council members are calling for an independent monitor to review all of the more than 2,000 OWS-related arrests and further explore the city's decision to temporarily close Zuccotti Park and other public spaces during the protests. The suit also seeks unspecified damages.
May 1st, 2012 at 11:05 am by odd man out
May 1st, 2012 at 10:32 am by odd man out
I don't know what to make of Chris Hedges. His social critiques often seem to lead to dead ends — to the conclusion that we might as well jump off a cliff and be done with it. But he's a serious Occupy Wall Street supporter, and here and there in his gloom-ridden sermons are passages that make perfect sense:
The conflation of technological advancement with human progress leads to self-worship. Reason makes possible the calculations, science and technological advances of industrial civilization, but reason does not connect us with the forces of life. A society that loses the capacity for the sacred, that lacks the power of human imagination, that cannot practice empathy, ultimately ensures its own destruction. The Native Americans understood there are powers and forces we can never control and must honor. They knew, as did the ancient Greeks, that hubris is the deadliest curse of the human race. This is a lesson that we will probably have to learn for ourselves at the cost of tremendous suffering.
May 1st, 2012 at 9:50 am by odd man out
Yes, this is premature, but Mitt Romney seems more and more like a gift from the gods to the Barack Obama re-election campaign. The quarter-billion-dollar man is tone deaf but he keeps braying, and each of his pronouncements seem more out of tune with the national mood than the last. More here.
May 1st, 2012 at 9:15 am by susie
On the way to school, every single day!
May 1st, 2012 at 9:10 am by odd man out
I'd like to think Rick Perry has proven himself to be too much of a wing nut even for most Texans, but his crusade against women will continue to draw support down there despite this decision:
Texas Governor Rick Perry (R) was rebuked by a federal court on Monday for his decision to withdraw all Medicare funds from the Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA), in a move that triggered a showdown with the federal government amid an election season already fraught with gender politics.
The ruling, issued by Judge Lee Yeakel in Austin, will preserve Medicaid Women's Health Program funding for PPFA clinics across the state, ensuring over 130,000 lower income women will continue to receive reproductive health care services. While Yeakel's ruling is only a temporary injunction, it prevents Texas from shutting off the funds in the near term until the full trial can get underway later this summer.
In his ruling, Judge Yeakel wrote that PPFA's arguments against the state of Texas "demonstrated a substantial likelihood of success," and noted that "the current unrebutted record reflects that Plaintiffs neither perform abortion nor counsel women participating in the Women's Health Program to seek abortions."
May 1st, 2012 at 8:25 am by odd man out
The only business more obscene than the privatized-prisons racket is the outright sale of slaves, which America's southern states were forced to quit more than a century-and-a-half ago. From The Raw Story:
The United Methodist Task Force on Immigration held a rally in Tampa over the weekend to protest against the growing private prison system in the United States.
"Is this an immigration rally or is this a prison rally? It is a justice rally," Bishop Minerva Carcano said.
More than 500 people gathered to protest the private prison industry, which has lead to the mass incarceration of immigrants and minorities, according to the United Methodist News Service.
Private prisons are associated with heightened levels of violence toward prisoners and have limited incentives to reduce future crime, according to a report by the American Civil Liberties Union.
"The perverse incentives to maximize profits and cut corners — even at the expense of safety and decent conditions — may contribute to an unacceptable level of danger in private prisons," the report stated.
In February, the private prison company Corrections Corporation of America offered buy state-operated prisons in 48 states. States that accept the deal would have pay CCA to operate the prisons for at least 20 years and keep the prisons at least 90 percent full.
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The 63-year-old Monica, in his 34th year as Blanchet head coach, became only the third active baseball coach in the state with 500 wins. Gary Hatch of Sehome (Bellingham) and Stan Taloff of Archibishop Murphy (Everett) also have reached the milestone.
The all-time state leader is retired Ephrata coach Dave Johnson, who had 663. Dan White of Eastmont (East Wenatchee) retired with 600.
"The fun part was, a whole bunch of former players were at the game," said Monica, a 1967 Blanchet graduate. "It was great to see everyone."
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Comps at the Marmaxx group, including the T.J. Maxx and Marshalls chains, were flat but, in a conference call, a company spokesperson noted that the metric in home fashions gained 6% versus a 2% slide in apparel. HomeGoods comps advanced 4%. In Canada, home fashions also did well despite the 1% comp decline across the division. Comparable store sales in the company's Europe division increased by 5%.
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When Scott Brooks took his turn addressing the frenzied Thunder faithful, following team chairman Clay Bennett and general manager Sam Presti during the trophy presentation crowning the Thunder as Western Conference champions, the crowd inside Chesapeake Energy Arena showered the coach with cheers.
On and on the ovation went, postponing impending questions from emcee Ernie Johnson. As Brooks, misty-eyed and choked up, stood to the right of his team's sparkling new championship trophy he bit both his lips and dropped his head, letting the magnitude of the moment wash over him.
"I could let 'em go," Johnson said. "But I think I do have to ask you a question."
Brooks was willing to wait.
"Keep going, keep going," Brooks said, smiling and waving both his hands upward to spur more shouts.
It's taken four years for Brooks to be on the receiving end of that type of recognition. Until that very moment, Brooks had been one of the game's most underappreciated head coaches, both locally and nationally. But that ovation ended all doubt about how the hometown fans feel about their coach.
"That was a great feeling," Brooks said Sunday, curt and careful to avoid feeding into a story line about him.
One week prior to that trophy presentation, Brooks was rapidly blossoming into the scapegoat. People far and wide were throwing him under the bus for the 2-0 series hole the Thunder faced against San Antonio. Every decision Brooks made — from sitting Serge Ibaka for the entire fourth quarter in Game 1 to his insistence on playing Derek Fisher over Thabo Sefolosha — was being picked apart.
Four wins later and Brooks is now beloved.
"It's just kind of become part of our business these days," said Thunder veteran guard Derek Fisher when asked about the sudden swing in his coach's perception. "Four days ago, Erik Spoelstra was the worst coach in the league and the Miami Heat didn't have the will to win and the big three were going to get broken up. And now (they're in the Finals). It just kind of comes with the territory unfortunately. The smart ones just kind of respect it but tune it out and keep at it."
Brooks and Spoelstra have a lot in common in that sense. Both are young coaches whose reputations have yet to rise above criticism. The microscope on Spoelstra is significantly more intense thanks to LeBron James' "Decision." While Brooks has proven his coaching mettle to most by advancing to the NBA Finals, it seems Spoelstra must lead the Heat to the title for him to get his due.
But Brooks isn't bothered by the outside noise, whether good or bad.
"I don't focus on what people say," Brooks said. "I know what I have to do. My job is to coach our guys. My job is not to coach our guys through the media. Everybody has an opinion. I respect the media members and I respect the guys that played the game that are talking about our team. And I respect the guys that don't play the game that talk about our team. They have a job to do.
"But my job is to coach the team and lead our guys to the best of my abilities. I'm not concerned whether they say I'm a good coach or a bad coach. I know I have a job to do and our players seem to respond and seem to get better."
Now flashback to the trophy presentation.
Front and center when Brooks was summoned by Johnson stood Russell Westbrook. Immediately, the All-Star point guard unleashed two roars as Brooks sauntered over. Westbrook ignited the ovation, clapping his hands and stepping forward to pump his arms in the air so the crowd could give it up to his coach. Serge Ibaka stood in the background doing the same. Soon, 18,203 followed.
It illustrated how the players really feel about Brooks, which is really all that matters. They've seen his growth and they know his worth to the team.
"I just think coach does a good job of sticking to what he believes in," said center Kendrick Perkins, "and also we do a good job as players of backing him up and supporting him. We never put the pressure on coach to do anything because we're all learning together."
And together, Brooks and his guys are now four wins away from the one thing that can silence all the critics.
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"DISCOVERING PEACE," by Jennifer Ann Holt, Bonneville Books, $15.99, 227 pages (f)
"Discovering Peace" by Jennifer Ann Holt is about different women and their emotional choices related to adoption as one gives up a baby, another gets her baby and launches an effort to adopt again.
It's clearly meant to be an enlightning, nice book with the story coming from the birth mother's perspective, the potential birth mother's life and the couple adopting a new baby.
The problem is that it's overly simplistic. The characters are pretty one-dimensional and the events are drawn on cliché Mormon moments like Brigham Young University football games and temple weddings without enlightenment.
Ally is a teenager and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who gives up her baby girl named Hope and is, understandably, trying to deal with some serious guilt and questions about her worthiness. She has some regrets but heads off to college without much in her way.
She doesn't tell the father of her child about their little girl until well after the adoption has moved forward, which would probably create some legal problems in today's world.
And his reaction — actually the reactions of most of the men involved in this story — is so cold and irresponsible that it's hard to buy, or are all young men jerks?
Then, when the boyfriend takes off without a look backward after he finds out about the child, it's again pretty hard to believe.
These are modern men who wouldn't be so easily put off by something that's much more common today than in the Victorian era.
Then Ally goes to Brigham Young University and eventually meets another guy she'd like to have in her life. He's hesitant because she's hesitant, but they like each other.
There is a genuine act of true kindness tucked in after LDS couple Olivia and Michael, who adopted Hope and took her to the temple to be sealed to them, are disappointed on their journey to adopt another baby from Shanelle and then from Nicole, and there's some gospel discussions when Ally finally meets a stand-up guy.
But generally this book states the obvious and misses good opportunities to share some honest, touching human emotion.
It's a good starter book for anyone interested in open adoption and the road ahead for people trying to adopt, but there's potential here for so much more reward.
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CCM 280 Wheeled Ice Hockey Backpack
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Product Details
Tote your gear without a hitch in this CCM® 280 wheeled ice hockey backpack, which features all-terrain wheels and a retractable handle for pulling. Two backpack straps offer easy pickup, and allover pockets let you sort your gear quickly.
- 600D polyester construction; reinforced with tarpaulin fabric
- All-terrain wheels
- Mesh skate pockets on side
- Zippered accessory compartment on front
- 2 hideaway back straps with mud guard
- Retractable pull handle
- Main compartment features rubberized mesh
- Player ID sleeve
- Length: 17 in
- Model: EBCCM280
- Imported
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Comments about CCM 280 Wheeled Ice Hockey Backpack:
Well constructed bag. Stands erect for ease of packing, has adequate pockets, rolls well and has a rugged handle for loading and unloading in vehicles.
- Primary use:
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I'm not gonna comment really much on their design, though I admit their become even more.....cutesy I guess?
I'll pick grass as always, hope to see decent type mix up with that one. My only worry is.....will Game Freak continue to give us Fire/Fighting type? What'll you guys do if this is true?
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