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The Belfast music scene has inspired a global fanbase… even musical bigwig MTV has rocked and rolled into the city
How do you describe one of the best emerging music hotspots in Europe? Northern Ireland songstress (and actress from The Commitments), Bronagh Gallagher, gives it a go: "If you are a blues head, if you are a reggae head, if you are a techno head, if you're just a little groover – there's always somewhere in Belfast that's doing it."
And Belfast's reputation has gone international. In 2011, the MTV Europe Music Awards shook the city's Odyssey Arena with international music heavyweights in tow, and you could feel the excitement – it was finally Belfast's moment to shine on the global music stage. Executive producer of the event, Richard Godfrey, said the time was just right. "The changes in the city are phenomenal. Artists tell us they love playing here; they love staying here. The audiences are brilliant."
Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher also has a good idea about what makes the city's music scene so special: "The people in Northern Ireland are always so up for it – they just get it." Justin Bieber was moved to Tweet "lovin' Belfast" when he was in town, and Rihanna grabbed a microphone and shouted out "I love you Belfast" while recording a video in New Lodge, in the north of the city.
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Regardless of how many platinum discs or MTV awards on the walls, though, Belfast keeps its feet on the ground. Terri Hooley, founder of Good Vibrations record label and store says, "no matter who you are, when you're back here in Belfast, whether in the pub or walking down the street, everyone tells you you're rubbish".
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Did you fit all of your rocks in your bowl today?
Time management is a huge issue in our busy, busy world. It seems that more and more households live hectic lives when you meet yourselves coming and going.
How do you find the balance between work, play, family, friends, exercise, church, volunteer activities, kids' activities, work-related activities and personal time? And we can't forget sleep and proper diet. Too many times sleep and eating healthy get shoved aside and the whole cart gets upset when illness, crankiness or the lack of focus subsides.
Priorities change throughout the years. You wouldn't miss a ball game when your kids are involved. But once they're out of the house, it might not be as crucial to make every single one. For some, it takes having a special person you want to go watch. For others, it's enjoyment of witnessing student talent, be it in sports, music, speech, etc. It just depends on priorities.
I started delivering the newspaper to subscribers at Imperial Parkview and Heights when we had a relative there. Now she has moved and I still fit that into my Wednesdays as I developed a passion for my new friends there.
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|Poe homestead recognized as Centennial Farm
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
As Holyoke celebrates its 125th anniversary this year, the Poe family can say it's lived through the community's rich history since its beginning.
Last year, the George Poe farm was recognized with the Colorado Centennial Farm Award, which honors farmers and ranchers whose families have owned and worked their land continuously for 100 years or more.
The award was established as a way of recognizing the significant role that these families have had in settling and shaping their communities and the state of Colorado.
The Poes researched the family and farm history, including land title documents, Phillips County Museum records, old family photos and their great-grandmother's diary, which was then submitted to Centennial Farms Colorado.
The Poe family was one of 10 to be recognized at a ceremony at last year's Colorado State Fair, where they were presented with a sign, recognition by the State of Colorado House of Representatives and a certificate signed by the governor of Colorado.
The Poe family farm southeast of Holyoke is recognized as a Colorado Centennial Farm. Pictured from left are Mike Poe, Patti Poe and her husband Barry Logan.
The following is a family history written by Michael and Patricia Poe.
George Poe family settles southeast of Holyoke in the 1880s
George and Ann Poe and their four children, along with their worldly possessions, a team of horses and two cows, traveled by train from Alexis, Ill., to Venango, Neb., in 1886.
After unloading in Venango, they followed their grazing livestock to a spot along the Frenchman Creek six miles east and one mile south of Holyoke, where they built a sod house and homesteaded later that year.
George walked the seven miles to Holyoke each day to work as a carpenter. In 1894, it was so dry that their crops did not come up and there was no grass, so they turned the cattle loose and drifted with them to the edge of the sandhills five miles southeast of the original homestead.
They built another sod house and a barn at that location. Their sons Herman and Winnie inherited the land after George passed away in 1898.
Herman married Alta Smith of Champion, Neb., in 1900. In December 1904, Herman and Alta received a U.S. Patent Deed signed by President Theodore Roosevelt on the home site and 80 acres of grassland to the east.
Herman and Alta lived in the sod house until 1904 when they built a three-bedroom frame house 3/8 mile east of the soddy. The frame house was built from used lumber and is held together by square nails.
Around 1906, Herman and Alta razed the soddy and moved the frame house, by horse-powered winch, and set it where the soddy had been. It took nearly two weeks to move the house that short distance. The family lived in the house as it was being moved, since there was no plumbing to interfere with the progress.
There are still remnants of the sod house in the crawl space under the frame house. A root cellar for cold storage of meat and vegetables was dug very early in the farm's history and is still in use today.
In 1917, Herman and Alta tore down the original barn and built a larger one. It is still used today for livestock, and there is hay in the hayloft.
They also acquired Herman's brother Winnie Poe's homestead to the north and bought a quarter section of land to the west for $10. This gave them farmground to raise feed for their livestock.
There has been telephone service to the frame house since around the time it was built. Barbed-wire fences served as telephone lines running out from Holyoke in several directions. Calls coming from Holyoke intended for homes past the Poe farm to the south and east all rang into the phone hanging on the wall in Alta's kitchen. She would relay the call by ringing the far end party and then connecting the two parties together with a switch.
Herman served as Phillips County commissioner, both he and Alta served on the Amitie school board, and they were active in the State Line United Brethren Church.
Herman and Alta moved into Holyoke in 1928 to care for Herman's aging mother Ann. They rented the farm to their sons Glen and Guy. Glen and his wife Della Walgren Poe moved into the frame house and took over the farming operations in the early 1930s. After Alta passed away in 1937, Herman moved into a small house on the farm and lived there until his death in 1949.
The Poe family survived on the farm through the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. All the farming was done by teams of horses or mules until Glen bought a 1941 Case tractor. They built a large chicken house in 1940 and a two-car garage in 1951 after the garage next to the house was destroyed by a tornado.
In 1944, Glen and Della built a heated dipping vat next to the barn, and neighbors from miles around brought their livestock to the Poe farm to be dipped and treated for lice and grubs. Glen and Della also acquired additional grassland south of the homestead so they could expand the cow herd.
Despite having one of the first telephones in the area, there was no electricity to the farm site until 1944, and they upgraded to running water and indoor plumbing in 1945 when one bedroom was converted to a bathroom. A small basement was dug at that time, and it still has only an exterior access.
Glen and his brothers competed in chariot races at county fairs in neighboring towns.
Glen and several neighbors created the Pleasant Valley Ballpark in a pasture a mile east of the Poe farm. It had a lighted ball field, a score board, an announcer's stand, bleachers, playground equipment and a pop stand.
Every child growing up in the Pleasant Valley area learned to play baseball or softball there, and families enjoyed popcorn from the pop stand and good-natured competition among youth and adult teams from Wagon Wheel, Champion, Imperial, Lamar and Venango in Nebraska and Amherst, Holyoke, Haxtun, Paoli and Wray in Colorado.
Glen's and Della's sons Donald and Dean were active in 4-H and FFA as they were growing up.
Glen Poe passed away in 1953. Della and their son Dean operated the farm until Dean went into the Army in 1957, at which time Donald and his wife Esther Douglass Poe and their small daughter Patricia moved into the frame house and took over the farm. Their son Michael was born one year later.
All the farming was entirely dryland until 1975 when Donald started irrigating 300 of the 510 acres at the home place. Today, the Poe farm consists of the original homestead plus about 1,200 acres of pastureland and produces irrigated corn and alfalfa and hosts a Hereford cow-calf operation.
Donald held many offices in the Phillips County Farmers Union /Local. He was an early member of and still actively fights prairie fires with the Sandhills Volunteer Fire Department.
Esther has been a 4-H leader and Phillips County Fair superintendent. She served as Phillips County Farmers Union education leader for 16 years and is still active in the Eureka Club (a neighborhood home extension club of which Della was a charter member in 1951). She is an avid gardener and quilter, teaches quilting and participates in (and wins) quilting competitions in western Nebraska and eastern Colorado.
Donald's and Esther's children, Michael and Patricia Poe, are the fifth generation to live on the home site. Both were active in 4-H and Farmers Union, attending camps and earning their Torchbearer Awards, and Michael was active in FFA while in school.
Michael currently is president and treasurer of the Phillips/Sedgwick County Farmers Union Local and frequently speaks on agriculture-related issues at regional and statewide forums and the State Legislature. Michael also is chief of the Sandhills Volunteer Fire Department.
Donald and Esther still live in the frame house. Michael lives in a new house on the home place and continues the family farming and livestock operations.
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Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:37 PM
Longstory short - local craigslist seller I had worked out a deal with. I listed all my stuff for sale, and most is int he process of being sold - so I'm without a scope.
I get there and the scope is setup. Seller comes out to show me the scope... its beautiful.
I ask him if we can go through the alignment, etc... SO I pull out my powertank and we hook it up.
Power on and..... and.... "initializing..."
10 seconds
Check power cord..
No dice.
Ohh no - check some things online - looks like a motherboard failure..
Plug into car AC
No dice..
Adjust power plug "split" for good contact...
No dice...
Take scope inside... AC power.
I walked away...
The worst part?
Its just over 1 year old... and he pitched the packaging.. I told him I really dont want to deal with the warranty, especially without original packaging. I will call celestron and see if they will sell a replacement motherboard... if so, he may take less to cover that cost.... but I think this deal is dead.
I'm SSSSOOOOOOOOOOO upset... Man... I just dont really know what to do.
I could buy the scope as-is for a song... but I dontwant to deal with shipping it. I am very technically capable in electronics - is it worth trying to see if celestron will sell me a motherboard?
What should I do?
I have $2000 and no scope... and I really wanted to get into serious AP... I was planning on getting this and a fastar.. But I have had to sell everything I own to get this far.
man... nights like tonight I really just could cry...
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Ohh well... too good to be true I suppose... man that bums me out.
The search continues...
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I may see about going down there and popping the covers, and reseating everything to see if that helps. Its worth a try anyways...
Sorry for the pity party, but you knwo how it is - all pumped up and ready to try out a new scope and then .... bam... nothing.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 11:39 PM
It HAD worked just before I arrived. He said he set it up, aligned it, and was slewing around looking at the moon and such. He turned it off shortly before I arrived...
Maybe it is a condensation issue..
I just sent him an email to see if I can drop by and pop the covers to reseat all the internal cabling... and have another go at it...
Maybe I'll get lucky.
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He updated the software and its working again!!! I'm making plans to go over this afternoon...
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Hope it goes well for you Christopher.
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Scope is awesome - most accurate goto I have used to date. I saw the Blue Snowball for the first time tonight.
I'm selling everything that isnt nailed down to try and get a hyperstar for this beauty.
She is mounted in the dome and I put her to bed a short while ago.
I assume all is fine with keeping her out there in the winter months, correct? I always use a waterproof cover, and my dome doesnt leak so its just a CYA measure.
Anything I should worry about. I just put it in hibernate mode and pulled the plug like I did with my CG5.
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Congrats on the new scope. BTW, one of the best upgrades to my CPC1100 is the dual speed feathertouch focuser. Of course you will soon have it all tricked out in many ways.
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I can't wait for M42!! I had an old Ultima 11 about two years ago, and that was something I had missed. I'm sure the XLT will be that much better...
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I probably will do a wedge at some point, to be honest..
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It's just like bringing a new puppy home for the first night. About 2 .m. you will hear it whining "I want to see M42!" Which will look stunning in you 11 by the way.
This is so funny - I was all set to go to bed at 11:30, and then I noticed jupiter high in the sky, so out I went for another 30 minutes... came out of hibernate and found it first try...
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - Ten players from the Atlantic Coast Conference have been recognized as preseason All-Americans by Baseball America, announced Monday.
The 10 representatives are the most from any conference in the country.
The ACC also leads the nation with four players selected to the first team. Florida State SP Luke Weaver, NC State SS Trea Turner and SP Carlos Rodon, and Virginia OF Derek Fisher earned the honor.
North Carolina OF Skye Bolt and Virginia DH Mike Papi were named to the second team. Florida State DH D.J. Stewart and UT Jameis Winston were joined by Virginia SS Branden Cogswell and OF Brandon Downes on the third team.
Virginia leads all teams with four players recognized, and NC State is the only program to have multiple players earn first-team honors.
The 2014 season gets under way on Feb. 14 with all 14 ACC teams in action.
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By Phillip Swarts, Washington Guardian
After scrapping a failed $1 billion border security program, government investigators fear the Customs and Border Protection agency (CBP) is well on its way to bungling a new $1.5 billion effort.
"CBP does not have the information needed to fully support and implement its Arizona Border Surveillance Technology Plan," said a report by the Government Accountability Office, Congress' watchdog arm.
To secure the rest of Arizona's border – and eventually all of the United States' roughly 2,000 mile boundary with Mexico – CBP and its parent organization, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), have started a new project: the Arizona Border Surveillance Technology Plan, which is expected to cost $1.5 billion over 10 years.
But GAO investigators are worried the program will suffer the same fate as its predecessor, which was known as SBInet.
DHS officials have not documented how they selected "the specific types, quantities and deployment locations of border surveillance technologies," the GAO said. Nor have they come up with goals to judge if the new technology is successful.
And while the CBP did estimate the cost of the project, it used some outdated information from the old SBInet program. Plus, officials didn't factor in costs for risk management and emergencies should something unforeseen go wrong with the program. In fact, GAO officials went so far as to call the CBP's $1.5 billion price estimate "minimally credible."
For already wasting a large sum of taxpayer money and setting course for potential failure in round No. 2, CBP wins this week's Golden Hammer, a distinction awarded by theWashington Guardian for examples of wasteful spending in government.
The Homeland Security Department takes issue with the GAO's warnings. The new system "is providing faster deployment of technology, better coverage and a more efficient balance between cost and capability," the DHS's Jim Crumpacker said.
When the Secure Border Initiative net (SBInet) started in 2005, the idea was to have a collection of sensor towers monitoring the border. But it didn't work out how officials had hoped.
"Since its inception, SBInet had continued and repeated technical problems, cost overruns, and schedule delays, which raised serious questions about SBInet's ability to meet Border Patrol's needs for surveillance technology along the border," the GAO said.
So in 2010, DHS decided to scrap the project. At a cost of $1 billion dollars, SBInet bolstered security along just 53 miles of the 387 mile Arizona-Mexico border, albeit the areas officials considered to be at highest risk for illegal entry.
Much of CBP's efforts have been focused on the state of Arizona.
"In recent years, nearly half of all annual apprehensions of illegal aliens along the entire southwest border with Mexico have occurred along the Arizona border, but that number has been steadily decreasing," the GAO said. Crumpacker said Homeland Security does document its decision process on selecting technologies for the new effort, but he conceded sometimes aspects of that process are harder to record.
"The Department relies on field agents' expert judgment to select the types and quantities of technologies best suited for their respective geographic areas of responsibilities," he said. "This judgment is based on the years of experience the Border Patrol has with operating many of the candidate technologies, as well as their intimate familiarity with the threats, tactics and terrain of the target geographical area."
But Crumpacker added that the agency is working to keep cost estimates up-to-date, as well as developing hard criteria to judge the program's success or failure.
The GAO is investigating the matter further, and plans to issue a more detailed report on the new border security program's progress later this year.
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Engineers, scientists and technicians from the Savannah River Site recently provided science- and engineering-based demonstrations for more than 2,500 students for the 2013 National Engineers Week. 36 employees from Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) conducted 99 sessions at 15 middle schools in the Aiken, S.C., area. The interactive programs often include informative discussions and give students a broad understanding of the field of engineering.
Teach-ins are an effective way to promote the importance of a technical education in addition to high-level literacy in math, science and technology. Since its inception in 2009, an estimated 10,000 students in the region have benefitted from the outreach program.
About the photo: Stan Maciaszek, an SRNS employee, demonstrates the four components required by fire during a teach-in.
AAR Inc., the aviation contractor for NNSA's Office of Secure Transportation (OST), has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Part 145 Repair Station Certification.
Jeff Harrell, NNSA assistant deputy administrator for secure transportation, said the designation means that OST has opened its facility to FAA oversight, and that they comply with the highest levels of conduct, documentation and safety in conducting the OST aviation mission. "Receiving the Part 145 Repair Station Certification from the FAA is a very proud moment for the entire AAR team and for OST," he said.
The OST aviation program operates under FAA's Part 125, which was granted in December 2012. Part 125 governs the operation of large airplanes configured for more than twenty passenger seats. Very few government aviation programs operate with FAA regulations and oversight. The OST aviation program is a government-operated, contractor-maintenance organization with a highly experienced all-federal staff involved in day-to-day operations.
OST's aircraft provide safe and secure transportation of nuclear weapons components, nuclear limited life components, and transport federal agent task forces who conduct secure ground transportation. The OST fleet consists of two Boeing 737s, a DC-9, and a Learjet. They are housed at DOE's facility at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque. AAR has a staff of 26 there, including 14 mechanics and inspectors.
About the photo:The AAR team poses with one of the OST 737s at its Albuquerque hangar.
NNSA is conducting an aerial survey of portions of the Las Vegas Valley. The purpose of the flyovers is to measure naturally occurring background radiation.
A twin-engine Bell 412 helicopter, operated by the Remote Sensing Laboratory Aerial Measuring System in Las Vegas, is equipped with gamma radiation sensing technology. The helicopter flies at a speed of approximately 80 miles per hour over various portions of the Valley at multiple attitudes.
The flyovers are a part of a research project sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security's Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO). The helicopter is scheduled to fly over the Las Vegas Valley for the next few years.
The background data will be used by DNDO to improve aerial radiation measurement capabilities used by local, state and federal entities.
About the photo:A twin-engine Bell 412 helicopter, operated by the Remote Sensing Laboratory Aerial Measuring System in Las Vegas, was seen yesterday on the Las Vegas Strip. NNSA and DNDO alert the public of the upcoming flights so that citizens who see the low-flying aircraft are not alarmed.
Read about NNSA Nuclear Physicist Dr. Njema Frazier on the DOE's 10 questions feature. Learn about her detail at the National Defense University and her decision to pursue a career in physics.
Check it out here.
Pantex participated in the 17th Annual Sam Houston Middle School Career Fair in Amarillo, Texas, recently. The Pantex volunteers encouraged the 500 students who attended to stay in school and get a good education. Here, Pantex Community Relations Coordinator Debra Halliday talks with a teacher at the fair.
As part of the DOE strategy to create a sustainable program with the nation's minority serving institutions, NNSA put together a meeting to discuss its 'cradle-to-grave' consortium model and its application to a cybersecurity pipeline. The meeting was held at the Cybersecurity Technology Research Laboratory at the Livermore Valley Open Campus (LVOC). The meeting included faculty and leadership from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), Charleston County Public Schools, Silicon Valley companies and representatives from NNSA laboratories.
Dimitri Kusnezov, NNSA's Chief Scientist and Director of the Office of Science and Policy, said the meeting took important steps in shaping the cybersecurity pipeline by aligning commitments from the front end of the pipeline (K-12) and the back end (DOE labs and industry) with those of the HBCUs. The overall goal of this program is to create a sustainable pipeline between DOE's sites and Minority Serving Institutions in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) mission areas.
The NNSA quarterly summary of experiments conducted as part of its science-based stockpile stewardship program is now available. The summary presents descriptions of key NNSA facilities that have been recently conducted stockpile stewardship experiments.
The quarterly summary prepared by NNSA's Office of Defense Programs provides descriptions of key NNSA facilities that conduct stockpile stewardship experiments. These include the Dual Axis Radiographic Hydrodynamic Test facility at Los Alamos National Laboratory, National Ignition Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and the Z machine at Sandia National Laboratories. The U.S. Stockpile Stewardship Program is a robust program of scientific inquiry used to sustain and assess the nuclear weapons stockpile without the use of underground nuclear tests. The experiments carried out within the program are used in combination with complex computational models and NNSA's Advanced Simulation and Computing Program to assess the safety, security and effectiveness of the stockpile.
Y-12's Direct-Hire Construction team was recently honored for achieving more than one million hours worked without a lost-time accident and zero recordable injuries throughout 2012.
The Y-12 team achieved the one million-hour milestone in June 2012, and in January 2013, attained 1.4 million hours (more than 800 days) without a lost-time accident. The team's last lost workday occurred in September 2010.
See more.
About the photo:Tom Morris, B&W Y-12 vice president of projects, presents Construction's safety awards to Monica Lewis, Y-12 craft safety lead representative, and Kevin Adkisson, Knoxville Building and Construction Trades Council president.
NNSA Acting Administrator Neile Miller today hosted Bernalillo County Commissioner Wayne Johnson.
The engagement provided Miller the opportunity to thank the County Commissioner for his active interest in the Sandia National Laboratories and for his leadership in the community. NNSA recognizes the value of a strong and collaborative relationship with the leadership of the communities in which NNSA has labs, plants and sites and appreciates the opportunity to advance the national nuclear security agenda through their partnership.
Hyde Park Middle School - Blue Team emerged from nine hours of academic competition undefeated as they captured first place in the 2013 Nevada Science Bowl for middle schools recently. Hyde Park won $1000 for their math/science department and an expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., to represent Nevada in the National Science Bowl in April.
Thousands of students across the country square off in regional science bowl competitions to qualify for the finals of DOE's annual National Science Bowl, the largest and most prestigious science competition in the U.S.
The competition started with 29 middle school teams squaring off in a fast-paced Jeopardy-style format. 2013 prize winning schools included:
Hyde Park Middle School - Blue – 1st place - $1000 & expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C.Roy Martin Middle School – 2nd place - $600Faith Lutheran Junior High – 3rd place - $350Hyde Park Middle School - Green – 4th place - $250
About the photo:(left to right) Daniel Burns (NSTec), Jay Desai, Anish Devati, Lyle Carrera, Ben Hand, Simran Shah, Edward Patricks-Teacher/Coach (Hyde Park Middle School)


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She was raised in a home without running water or electricity, became a rare female manager in a man's industry in the 1980s, took a lawsuit all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, and had an equal pay law named after her.
Lilly Ledbetter has led an interesting life. And she has emerged as a historic figure in the world of people management. That's thanks largely to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, which loosened the time frame in which people could file pay discrimination charges in the wake of Ledbetter losing her Supreme Court case. Now 74 years old, Ledbetter recently spoke from her Alabama home with Workforce senior editor Ed Frauenheim.
Workforce: Some see you as heroine of equal pay, while others view you as an icon for excessive regulation and litigation. What's it like to be at the center of such divided opinions?
Lilly Ledbetter: Sometimes it's good. Sometimes it's bad. But being a fighter for equal pay for equal work and women's rights, when you're talking about that, you're talking about a family issue. Because every woman is working because they have a family. Even if it's a single woman, it still touches family members—their brothers and their fathers.
It's just an American right. This law for equal pay was signed into law by President Kennedy in 1963. The opponents of the Lilly Ledbetter equal pay law say this is a lawyer's dream come true. This is not true. This is not true. [The] equal pay law has been on the books for almost 50 years.
I filed my charge in 1998 because I was not being paid according to the law. But very few people in my category file charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. And even when they do file a charge, they often don't follow through with a lawsuit. Because these cases are just like mine. They're long; they're drawn out. Corporations have more money than middle-class and lower-class people do. And it's hard to find an attorney that will take your case either pro bono or on a contingency basis.
Some of the opponents have argued that this is just going to be a hardship on corporations. It is not. It is not. It is not.
Workforce: What was it like to be one of the few female managers at Goodyear in the 1980s and 1990s?
Ledbetter: That was a tremendous job for a woman. The best way I know to explain it is like coaching a softball team with youth. You've got all your players; you've got the enthusiasm. They know their job and you've got your schedule and you've got your equipment, which is your equipment and inventory.
When I was hired in 1979, I was kind of a unique person. I was on the night shift. And a lot of those men had never worked for a woman. I never had any trouble out of any of them. If one ever objected strongly, they would just look for another job when one would come open and move to another shift. That was all right. I understand that.
But when the men and the women would see that I would work or I would carry my fair share, they started from day one—or night one—calling me Miss Lilly. And I retired being called that. That showed respect. And that's what I would tell them. You don't have to like me, but you do have to respect me for the job I have, and I will treat you as fair as you will allow me.
Workforce: How have things changed in the workplace from the '80s and '90s to today regarding pay equality?
Ledbetter: Not enough. We still don't have enough women at the top. They're still being held back—and they've got great education. And we don't have enough women in politics, in Congress, either the House or the Senate in Washington. And the corporate boards don't have enough women or minorities on them to make a difference.
Things are changing. One of the things that makes me the happiest is to get invited to go speak to a group of new hires or a corporation about integrating women into their operations, and to encourage young high school and young college women and minorities to go into engineering, the sciences, mathematics—get those degrees. Companies are learning that the makeup of the workforce is so much stronger when they have both men and women.
The young men get it. I go to a lot of college campuses to talk. I'm almost as popular with the young men, because they talk about their mothers and their sisters—how they've been held back. I've heard so many examples. They understand when they get out of college, if they get married, they need a wife working, and they need her to be paid fairly too.
Workforce: What should employers know about equal pay?
Ledbetter: It's very simple. If you treat people fairly and equitably, you've got nothing to worry about. And it's also a win-win situation, because when employers make it pretty well-known that everybody's being treated equitably and fairly for their work, they have a better team. They have people who are more enthused about coming to work. They don't stay out of work. They can't wait to get there. If it's a service business, when you walk in it's hard to tell who the owner or the manager is because of the other team people working so hard. And if it's a manufacturing environment, they put out a better product—more productive, less scrap. And they don't stay out of work. The absentee and the safety records are almost perfect. It's just a 'win' situation for the families of this nation as well as the corporations and employers.
I've been to some places this year, where they're in the process of changing their policies and procedures—they're reviewing all of their people, even support people and secretaries—to make sure that everybody is treated equitably. And when these employees realize that everybody is being treated that way—and there's no big dark secrets—they have a better team operation. It is just tremendous the difference it makes. And the service or the product is so much better. It is a 'win' situation.
And I can assure you the women and minorities across this nation, anywhere, they do not want to file an EEOC charge, and they don't want a lawsuit. We all—each one of us—we're simply working to support our families, educate our children and build a retirement so we can live in our later years and take care of ourselves.
Workforce: In the wake of the Lilly Ledbetter law, what else do you think is needed in terms of legislation?
Ledbetter: We need paycheck fairness. Sen. Tom Harkin of Iowa has a bill that we desperately need. It's been around for 15 years. If paycheck fairness had been on the books in the early 1980s, I could have found out from a co-worker about my pay. Or my boss would have had more leeway to discuss my pay with me. The version of paycheck protection that I knew about four or five years ago would require employers just to post the changes in the top, and the mid and the bottom of their pay ranges. Then if I was below the minimum or I was sitting right there on the line, I could say, 'Hey, employer, why am I so far down?' And I asked this in the early '90s. I asked my superior, 'What can I do?' I said, 'If I'm not doing something I should, let me know. I've got to get my pay up. Because I'm looking at retirement in the near future.' My superior wouldn't tell me anything about how my pay compared to my co-workers.
Employers don't have to do any of that.
The Ledbetter Law, it's just giving you the right to file a charge and to sue your company if you find out that you're being discriminated against.
Ed Frauenheim is Workforce's senior editor. Comment below or email email@example.com.


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VALDOSTA, Ga. -- A federal judge is sending three siblings involved in a cross-country crime spree to jail for more than 35 years.
Senior Judge Hugh Lawson sentenced Ryan Dougherty, Lee Grace Dougherty and Dylan Dougherty Stanley to identical sentences for their role in the robbery of a South Georgia bank. Their spree began in Florida and ended in a shootout in Colorado.
Lawson said it was a miracle that no one was killed.
Ryan Dougherty protested the judge's decision and called it rash.
Lawson sentenced each of the siblings to 35 years and 8 months. But the judge also sentenced the trio to five years of supervised release after their prison sentences.
They've also pleaded guilty to Colorado charges stemming from their capture in August 2011. Ryan Dougherty got 18 years, Lee Grace Dougherty received 24 years and Dylan Dougherty Stanley got 32 years for those charges.
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I am having quite some trouble with synching between mobile and zimbra since a few days now. Time to ask for some help :-)
The problem is, that I cannot sync correctly between my Outlook 2007, Vista (connected via 5.01 Outlook Connector to my company zimbra server) and my iPhone through iTunes. I have all the relevant software installed, the iTunes AddIn is running and the iPhone set up for using Outlook as source for contacts and calendar.
- When I add an event to my iPhone calendar, it appears in Outlook 2007 (cool!)
- When I add an event in Outlook 2007, it sometimes appear in the iPhone calendar
- When I add multiple events in Outlook 2007 in addition, they never appear on the iPhone.
- But when I delete the first working event in the synced place, the original disappears also.
So in the end, I am getting a partial sync sometimes ... how great it this ;-)
Reading all the boards and posts, I didn't really find any solution. I reinstalled iTunes, added a new Zimbra profile, imported all Zimbra settings again, but nothing helped.
iTunes doesn't show any additional calenders, but I read that this is the regular case as only the main calendar gets used. On my desktop Outlook 2007 side, everything seems to be ok.
Our company Zimbra server is running 5.0.1 (at least). Actually the mobile web client works, so I am not sure whether that is 5.0.3 already? Anyhow the connector I am using is a 5.0.1 version.
Guys, I am really looking forward to all you great help. Maybe somebody else went through this before and knows the pill to take
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|Dragons among league athletes receiving All Conference honors
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Four Dragon baseball players were recognized for placement on the All Conference and honorable mention lists at the Holyoke High School spring sports award banquet last Tuesday, May 19.
Senior Austin Tharp and junior Logan Krueger both returned this year to win All Conference honors again. Tharp was honorable mention his freshman year and All Conference his sophomore and junior years. Krueger also received honorable mention as a first-year and All Conference as a sophomore.
Those receiving honorable mention were seniors Brandon Price and Brett Gerk. Both were on the honorable mention list last year as well.
Other baseball players making All Conference in the LPAA league include Byron Guy, Logan Davisson and Chance Friedly of Akron; Craig Debus, Cody Zink and Robbie Hendrix of Caliche.; Kendall Kroeger, Austin Ochola and Matt Ramirez of Haxtun; Brandon Martinez of Merino, Richie Rochlitz of Sedgwick County; Chris Garcia, Rolando Celis and Junior Leon of Wiggins; and Ben Reinick and Tim Kerbs of Wray.
Other honorable mentions in the league went to Benji Vigil of Akron; Derek Weingardt of Caliche; Ryan Dee of Haxtun; Cody Propst of Merino; Eric Kantor, David Collins and Justin Tjaden of Sedgwick County; Aaron Gross and Tevin Gilbert of Wiggins; and Cam Burgess of Wray.


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I'm trying Zimbra in demo hosted suite.
I received the first email, with configuration instructions.
I have set the iPhone and it works perfectly: i created an exchange account.
Everything is in push, awesome. Mail, contacts, calendar, simply perfect.
Then i tried to set the same things on the Mac.
I tried to se the account as exchange too. But it didn't worked. It wasn't able to connect.
Then i tried to set it as CalDav and it worked.
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Testimony :: Hon. Alcee L. Hastings
Chairman - Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our first hearing on Azerbaijan since May 2000. Earlier this year we held hearings after elections in Georgia and Armenia, where violence either preceded or followed the vote. We are not waiting until after Azerbaijan's presidential election in October because Congress will probably go out of session for the year in September. Rather than wait until 2009, I decided to proceed at this juncture.
I would also like to point out – though I hardly think it is necessary -- that the Helsinki Commission does not only scrutinize foreign countries. We also examine U.S. compliance. During this Congress, we have held two hearings on the status and treatment of detainees at Guantanamo, which took a very critical look at U.S. observance of human rights standards. Just last week, we held a briefing on the medical evidence of torture by U.S. personnel.
One more thing: we do not intend today to focus on Nagorno-Karabakh. Assistant Secretary of State Daniel Fried recently testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the so-called frozen conflicts. And at our hearing on Armenia, Nagorno-Karabakh received considerable attention from Deputy Assistant Secretary Matthew Bryza, who is directly charged with negotiating an end to that dispute.
To turn now to the subject of our hearing -- human rights and democratization in Azerbaijan -- let me say, having been there several times, that I appreciate the importance of Baku's strategic relationship with the United States. Azerbaijan has cooperated closely with the United States on anti-terrorism matters. As a producer of oil and gas which is transported to Western markets through Georgia, Azerbaijan plays a pivotal role in diversifying sources of energy.
Still, there are serious human rights concerns in Azerbaijan. These have been laid out in the annual reports by the State Department and Freedom House. The Council of Europe, which Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia all joined in 2002, also issues regular reports on all three countries, focusing on human rights problems, and I commend them to your attention.
Of particular concern is the situation of journalists. In December 2007, Miklos Haraszti, the OSCE's Representative on Freedom of the Media, said more journalists were imprisoned in Azerbaijan than in any other OSCE member state. Later that month, President Aliev amnestied five journalists. Still, three remain in jail -- or four, depending whom you ask.
The jailed journalists bring us to the issue of political prisoners. I introduced a resolution a year ago which focused on the case of Farhad Aliev and repression of journalists. While even Azerbaijani human rights groups disagree about who should be considered a political prisoner and how many there are, they do maintain there are people in jail for their political beliefs or activity. The Council of Europe has been wrestling with this problem for years and we intend to question our witnesses about it as well.
Finally, an important presidential contest is coming up in October. I have a special interest in that topic, having headed the OSCE's International Observation Mission for Azerbaijan's parliamentary election in 2005. The OSCE's Warsaw-based Office of Democratic Institutions and Human Rights has issued a pre-election report on conditions in Azerbaijan. I understand that Baku has not accepted several recommendations of the Council of Europe's Venice Commission.
I hope that decision will be reconsidered and that Azerbaijan's October election will register clear progress over 2005. I look forward to hearing from our witnesses on this and the other issues under discussion today.