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It must be tough to be the child of a rock star, and if your dad happened to once be the poster boy for drugs, debauchery and decadent living, then you may have a really rough road ahead, especially when it comes to rebelling. If your dad took rebelling to "eleven" how do you make your own mark? Keith Richards' daughter Theodora Richards tried, and she left her mark, literally. But she was busted and arrested by the police. What did Theodora Richards do?
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Local electric guitar whiz Greg Koch called in a bunch of favors for the Greg Koch Band's latest album, "Plays Well With Others." Guest contributors range from New Orleans funk musician Jon Cleary to Paul Barrere from acclaimed genre-blending rock band Little Feat to Leonard Cohen's musical director, Roscoe Beck. There's also an appearance from blues guitarist and singer Joe Bonamassa, who is so popular he sold out the 2,500-seat Riverside Theater this year.
But the most important friend on Koch's new album is closer to home: John Sieger, frontman for local Americana band Semi-Twang. "Plays Well With Others" marks the first time these two local music heavyweights, who have 24 albums between them, have joined forces. Koch wrote the bulk of the music, while Sieger handled the lyrics and sang on all the tracks except one. "I got possessive," Sieger said, half-jokingly. They talked about the collaboration in advance of their show Friday night at Summerfest. »Read Full Article
Spoiler alert: Characters' deaths are piling up
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G. Love performing at Potawatomi Bingo Casino Saturday
G. Love & Special Sauce's new song "Too Much Month" is a pretty relatable tune these days, with frontman G. Love (Garrett Dutton) singing about "not enough money for the end of the month."
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Betty Brinn Children's Museum event lets kids get close to nature
The Betty Brinn Children's Museum, 929 E. Wisconsin Ave., is hosting an Outdoor Recreation Resource Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday.
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How many times have we been invited to "interact" with art, only to be offered an unremarkable touch-screen experience or a comment card, some drab marketing ploy designed to make us feel like we are a part of things. Great art always engages, often making the term "interactive" unnecessary.
Still, in the case of choreographer Morgan Thorson, it seems apt. For her new work, "Journeyman," she'll find a stranger at a party, and through a conversation craft a solo dance missive. Thorson will perform her piece for her new acquaintance and collaborator privately, then publicly as part of a weeklong performance festival curated by Alverno Presents called "Solo Flight." »Read Full Article
Canadian handyman Red Green to visit South Milwaukee
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Henry Hazlitt wrote often on unions, and what he did write was significant." In 1971, after carefully analyzing several economic effects of unions, he summed them up in his usual forthright style:
The net overall effect of unions and of union policy has been to exclude nonunion members, to drive them into less attractive and lower-paid jobs, to distort the structure and balance of production, to increase inflation, to reduce productivity, to discourage new investment, to retard capital formation, and hence to reduce the total production for all of us and the total real wages of the whole body of workers below what it would otherwise have been. It is altogether probable that even the highest real wages now received by members of strong unions are lower than such wages would have been if the unions and their historic policies had never existed. (The Strike, p. 74)
Hazlitt's explanations for each of these conclusions are brilliant, but in this limited space all I can do is commend them to you. Hazlitt held that the reason unions are able to wreak such economic havoc is that politicians placed them outside the rule of law.
In addition to the economic effects of unions summarized above, Hazlitt discussed several other important aspects of American union law. Here are three of them.
Exclusive representation means that a union (usually chosen by majority vote of workers) is the monopoly representative of all workers in a bargaining unit within a firm. The union represents its voluntary members, but it also, perforce, represents workers who want nothing to do with it. Individuals are forbidden to represent themselves. Mandatory good-faith bargaining means that an employer must bargain with the monopoly representative on wages and salaries and other terms of employment, and he must bargain in "good faith," which, in practice, means that he must make concessions to the union.
I argue that exclusive representation is an illicit extension of democracy (mandatory submission of a numerical minority to the will of a numerical majority) into the private sphere of human action where it does not belong. I also hold that forced bargaining is never justified. In ordinary contract law a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for a contract to be valid is that all the parties agree both to bargain and to the final terms that emerge from the bargaining. A contract is an agreement, and "forced agreement" is oxymoronic. Hazlitt agreed on both points. On mandatory bargaining: "The employer, like the employee (or any of the rest of us in all our other business relations) must have the unequivocal right not to bargain, the clear right to terminate negotiations if he considers a given union's demands unreasonable, the clear right to bargain with whomever and in whatever peaceable manner he chooses. The specious insistence on 'collective bargaining' is simply a denial of the right of individual bargaining" (The Strike, pp. 76-77).
On exclusive representation, he argued that the National Labor Relations Act should at least be amended to "restrict unions to bargaining only for their own members and no longer designate them as the exclusive bargaining agent for all employees in a unit" (p. 77).
Here Hazlitt seems to have changed his mind between 1946 and 1971. Earlier he held that because "competition of workers for jobs, and of employers for workers, does not work perfectly," any individual worker "may be in a weak bargaining position." He went on to explain that a worker's "whole means of livelihood is involved" in the hiring decision, while to the employer a decision regarding one worker is of little consequence when "he may employ a hundred or a thousand men. …


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Precise Holistic Complete Grain-Free Pork with Vegetables Formula Canned Dog Food is made with real pork and hearty vegetables. This formula has a tasty gravy and is 100% grain-free, which is perfect for dogs with specific food allergies. These cans complement all Precise Holistic Complete dry formulas and is appropriate for puppies and adult dogs.
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ABSTRACT Faced with increasingly complex clinical situations, nurses must respond with accurate clinical judgment. But del Bueno (2005) reports that only 35 percent of new graduate nurses exhibit entry-level expectations of the necessary critical-thinking skills. Croskerry (2003) argues that clinicians' education should be directed at developing cognitive strategies that reduce errors in clinical decision-making. A challenge for nurse educators is finding activities to help students analyze their thinking as they address clinical problems. The author describes an assignment, given to third-year baccalaureate students, that used both online learning and high-fidelity patient simulation. Through discussions with instructors and peers, as well as personal reflection, students gained insight into both their sound and faulty critical thinking and clinical decisions.
Key Words Case Study--Clinical Decision-Making--Clinical Judgment High-Fidelity Simulation--Debriefing
As patients' conditions and their treatments become more complex, nurses are expected to make clinical judgments that match that complexity. But del Bueno (2005) has reported that only 35 percent of new graduate registered nurses (those in their first year on the job) possess the critical thinking abilities expected of entry-level nurses; examples include "inability to differentiate when and why diuretics are used" and "indiscriminate monitoring of all vital signs without relevance or priority" (p. 280).
New nurses often have difficulty sorting out available clinical information and acting upon it, and they may miss important information needed to act in ways that prevent near misses or adverse events (Elbright, Urden, Patterson, & Chalko, 2004). Croskerry (2003) argues that students should be educated on cognitive strategies to reduce errors in making clinical decisions. In an integrative review of the literature, Olejniczak, Schmidt, and Brown (2010) found that, although the evidence is limited, it does suggest that for new graduate nurses, "scenario-driven, problem-based learning using simulation" helps them learn "to manage at-risk patients in a safe, confident, and competent manner" (p. 56). THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES AN ASSIGNMENT, BASED ON CRITICAL THINKING THEORY, THAT COMBINES ONLINE LEARNING AND HIGH-FIDELITY PATIENT SIMULATION TO HELP STUDENTS ANALYZE THEIR THINKING AS THEY ADDRESS CLINICAL PROBLEMS.
Related Theory and Research Elder and Paul (2010) define critical thinking as the ability to improve one's thinking through ongoing self-assessment. They say that students develop critical thinking skills in six stages: in Stage I, the Unreflective Thinker lacks knowledge and approaches problems with a random thought process; in Stage 6, the Accomplished Thinker continually analyzes his or her own thought processes and develops "new insights into problems at deeper levels of thought." Elder and Paul theorize that college students fall into the early stages of critical thinking and recommend that educators help students examine examples of both their sound and unsound thinking.
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Nothing tastes like summer more than fresh, juicy peaches. Take advantage of them by making this heavenly Peach Melba Crumble any day of the week!
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3/4 cup quick-cooking oats, uncooked
3/4 cup light brown sugar, divided
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter, cut up
8 fresh peaches, pitted and thinly sliced
1 cup fresh raspberries
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
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1.Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Coat an 8-inch square baking dish with cooking spray.
2.In a medium bowl, mix together oats, 1/4 cup light brown sugar, cinnamon, and butter; set aside.
3.In a large bowl, combine peaches, raspberries, remaining light brown sugar, and flour; toss gently until evenly coated. Spoon into prepared dish and sprinkle with crumb mixture.
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Bahrain crackdown enrages Shiites across region
MANAMA, Bahrain Bahrain's army on Friday demolished the 300-foot (90-meter) monument that had become a symbol of a monthlong Shiite uprising against the Sunni monarchy in the Gulf nation.
The destruction of the six white curved beams topped with a huge cement pearl underlined the resolve of the Sunni regime to root out any dissent in the kingdom, now under emergency rule.
The structure was built in Pearl Square as a monument to Bahrain's history as a pearl-diving center but became associated with the protests that have roiled the majority Shiite nation. Security forces overran a protest camp at the square on Wednesday, setting off clashes that killed at least five people, including two policemen. At least 12 people have been killed in the month-long revolt.
Bahrain's foreign minister, Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, told reporters in Manama that the army brought down the monument because "it was a bad memory."
"We are not waging war, we are restoring law and order," Khalid said at a press conference in Manama.
Thousands of Bahrainis gathered for the funeral of Ahmed Farhan, a 29-year-old demonstrator slain Tuesday in the town of Sitra hours after the king declared martial law in response to a month of escalating protests. Sitra, the hub of Bahrain's oil industry, has been the site of the worst confrontations.
A funeral for Abdul-Jaffer Mohammed Abdul-Ali, 40, took place in the village of Karranah, west of the capital. His brother Abdul-Ali Mohammed told The Associated Press that Abdel-Jaffer was killed on Wednesday morning on his way to Pearl Square to reinforce the protesters' lines during the military assault on the encampment.
"My brother was not a political man, but he participated in the protest every day to have a better future for his four children," Abdul-Ali said.
"When he heard the Pearl Square was under attack, he went there," he added. "Our country is under siege and he wanted to help liberate it."
Shiites account for 70 percent of the tiny island's half-million people but they are widely excluded from high-level posts and positions in the police and military of the country, whic is home to the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet.
Shiite anger rose sharply around the Mideast on Friday as large crowds in Iran and Iraq cursed Bahrain's Sunni monarchy and its Saudi backers over the violent crackdown on protesters demanding more rights.
Amateur video footage of security forces shooting and beating protesters has spread across the internet and fueled fury in predominantly Shiite Iraq and in Iran, where a senior cleric on Friday urged Bahraini protesters to keep going until victory or death.
"Brothers and sisters" in Bahrain should "resist against the enemy until you die or win," Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati told worshippers at Friday prayers at Tehran University, a nationally televised forum seen as expressing the views of Iran's ruling Shiite clergy.
Worshippers chanted angry slogans against Saudi Arabia's royal family, which has sent troops to back Bahrain's king.
"There is no God but Allah, Al Saud is God's enemy," some chanted in Arabic. One Persian banner read, "Death to Al Saud."
Across Iraq, thousands rallied in mostly Shiite cities in the country's largest demonstrations since a wave of dissent spread across the Middle East in the wake of Tunisia's overthrow of its autocratic president.
Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani - Iraqi-based Shiism's highest ranking cleric in the Mideast - suspended teachings at religious schools across Iraq on Friday in a show of solidarity with the protesters.
A representative of al-Sistani warned during his Friday sermon in the holy city of Karbala that the brutal images of what is happening in Bahrain will inflame passions and lead to sectarian problems in the region.


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The immigrant rights group OneAmerica will host a series of town hall meetings around Washington to inform immigrant students about new federal regulations.
In mid-June, the White House announced it would grant undocumented youth who meet certain requirements temporary relief from deportation. This action is estimated to benefit about 800,000 young people across the country, including some 25,000 in Washington.
The youths must apply for the deferred status. The town hall meetings will help them and their families prepare for the process. Federal officials may announce details about the application process as early as Wednesday, according to a statement from OneAmerica.
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This probably already known but it was new to me & I have had the camera for some time !
When in full manual mode & judging the accuracy of the selected exposure if you watch the EVF as you press the shutter halfway you will see the screen momentarily darken or lighten before it settles down. The closer you are to the cameras preferred exposure the smaller will be the perceived difference.
If you want to play safe you can then adjust speed to bring it a little closer to the cameras choice or perhaps take two shots & judge later.
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Of course sex after menopause is still important. If you're experiencing moderate to severe painful sex, take action. Set up an appointment. Be ready to talk about it. You deserve to be heard.
Are you experiencing this?
Could you be experiencing moderate to severe painful sex related to menopause? Answer a few questions and find out. Then, get the most out of the visit with your healthcare provider by printing a customized doctor discussion guide to use at your next appointment.
Make an appointment. Be the one to bring it up.
Don't be ashamed to bring it up — sex is natural and important. Often, healthcare professionals don't bring it up. They may figure, if you had symptoms, you would say something. So, speak up and talk to your healthcare provider about it.
In a survey of postmenopausal women, results showed that
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Source: Kingsberg SA, et al. Vulvar and vaginal atrophy in postmenopausal women: findings from the REVIVE (Real Women's Views of Treatment Options for Menopausal Vaginal Changes) survey. J Sex Med. 2013;10(7):1790-9.
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Osphena works like estrogen in the lining of the uterus, but can work differently in other parts of the body. Taking estrogen alone or Osphena may increase your chance for getting cancer of the lining of the uterus. Vaginal bleeding after menopause may be a warning sign of cancer of the lining of the uterus. Your healthcare provider should check any unusual vaginal bleeding to find out the cause; so tell them right away if this happens while you are using Osphena.
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text: Dining in a shopping mall usually consists of being queue barged by tracksuited teens ordering burgers and putting the finishing touches to their acne, so Bierhalle is quite a bonus for all who find themselves exploring the guts of the Silesia City shopping mall. The best beer in Katowice should be the primary reason for your visit, but the food is by no means a poor relation; especially in a city where eating out is usually followed by a prompt and painful trip to the toilet. The menu here is pretty much as you'd expect: big piles of dead animals, perfect for lining the innards before putting their range of microbrews to the test. Order the likes of sausages, herring, and even tortillas, delivered without incident by staff dressed like they've just finished milking cows.


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Accordance is agreement between people or consensus within a group. A lack of accordance between members of a political party can spell disaster for their presidential candidate.
Accordance comes from the Old French acorder, meaning "bring to an agreement." When two things are in accordance, they fit together harmoniously. You'll usually see accordance in the phrase "in accordance with," as when you command your kid brother, "act in accordance with my wishes, or face the consequences!" It's most often used to show that someone is following rules or regulations.
Full Definitions of accordance
n concurrence of opinion
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- accord, conformity
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the verbal act of agreeing
n the act of granting rights
"the accordance to Canada of rights of access"
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If you're living paycheck to paycheck with little disposable cash, opening a savings account might be the last thing on your mind. But even if you can't set a lot aside each pay period, having a savings account is a crucial tool for your financial planning. Financial experts such as Suze Orman and Jean Chatzky repeatedly drill the importance of having a three- to eight-month safety net.
But as most people quickly discover, saving money is much easier to talk about than practice. Forty-one percent of respondents had less than $500 in their savings accounts, and more than half (54 percent) did not have a specific savings strategy in place to help them reach their goals, according to a survey from CreditDonkey.com.
Between rising living costs and the difficulty many face finding employment after a job loss, saving has taken a backseat to paying one's mortgage, putting food on the table and keeping the lights on. This is understandable given the present economic condition of the U.S., but is it financially wise to sacrifice this financial cushion?
Having a little something in savings is always safer than having nothing. And with banks like Wells Fargo and Bank of America offering programs to help you reach your savings goals, now is an excellent time to jump-start your cash reserve.
Ask These 7 Questions Before Opening a Savings Account
Choosing the best bank to open a savings account with can be tricky. Before you make a decision, ask these seven questions.
1. What are the minimum deposit and minimum balance requirements?
Most banks require an initial minimum deposit to open a savings account. This varies by financial institution, but average deposits range between $5 and $25. Some banks also have rules regarding account balances, in which you have to keep a certain amount in your savings to maintain the account. Inquire about minimum balance requirements before opening a savings account, and then decide whether you can afford a relationship with the financial institution.
2. What is the savings account interest rate?
Getting a higher interest rate on your savings is one way to grow your money. Traditional savings accounts have low rates in comparison to other savings products, such as money market accounts or certificates of deposit. But there are ways to get the most out of your savings. You might earn 0.01% APY on a traditional savings account, but with a high-yield savings account, you can earn 1.00% APY or more.
Discuss your options with your financial institution and compare rates with online banks. Online banks have less overhead and can typically afford to offer higher rates.
3. How accessible are funds?
Maybe you're leaning toward an online bank. These banks can definitely grow your money faster, but since you're not dealing with an actual bank branch, you might not have easy access to funds. Sure, you can monitor and access your account online, but when you're ready to make a withdrawal, you'll have to transfer funds from your online savings account to your regular bank account. It can take several days to complete a transfer. On the other hand, online banks often offer higher savings rates, so weigh your needs carefully.
4. What are the fees associated with the savings account?
Bank fees have made a comeback; before opening any type of savings, make sure you know the cost of having an account. Banks charge a monthly fee for simply having a savings account, but some will waive this fee if you maintain a minimum balance. If you're a low saver, monthly fees, transaction fees and transfer fees can diminish the money in your account. Be picky and choose a financial institution with few fees.
5. How often does interest compound?
Compounding is something that few people think about, but if you're looking to maximize your earnings, this information is worth knowing. Compound interest is interest that you earn from your original deposit and accrued interest. Banks have different schedules for compounding interest, with some compounding daily, weekly or annually. The more often interest compounds, the more you can earn. Look for financial institutions that compound daily, which lets you earn interest on your interest on a consistent basis. This can grow your money faster and help you reach your savings goals sooner.
6. Does the savings account offer overdraft protection?
If you're opening a savings account with the same bank as your checking account, overdraft protection might be an option. This service links your savings account with your checking account and provides protection if you have a returned check.
The bank transfers money from your savings into your checking to cover an overdraft. Not all banks offer this service, and those that do charge a fee per each automatic transfer. Inquire as to whether this is automatically included when you open a savings account and ask about associated fees.
7. Are ATM and branch locations convenient?
Big banks typically have a bank branch on every corner, whereas local banks and credit unions might only have one or two branches in your area. Smaller financial institutions might offer higher interest rates and other perks, which can be appealing. But when choosing a bank, you should take into account the locations of branches and ATMs. If you have to drive a distance each time you need to make a deposit or speak with a banker, having the account becomes a hassle. Keep location in mind and select a bank that has a branch close to home or work.
What Do You Need to Open a Savings Account?
Opening a savings account is simple and can take less than 10 minutes to set up. There are two ways you can open a savings account: you can visit a bank branch in-person or open an account online. The financial institution will ask for your address, phone number and date of birth; and you will need your social security number and driver's license on hand.
Complete your application, and if applying in-person, provide the banker with your initial deposit. If you decide to open a savings account online, you can visit a local bank branch to fund your account or transfer funds from an existing account.


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The NC Department of Prisons has reassigned the man who was the adminstrator of Bertie Correctional Institution in Windsor.
Anthony Hathaway III has been reassigned to the Greenville office within the Division of Prisons, according to Keith Acree, the public information officer for the department.
Acree says Willie Davis, the assistant superintendent at Bertie Correctional Institution, is now in charge.
Acree would not comment on why Hathaway was reassigned. When asked, Acree responded, "It is a personnel matter, and I will not discuss that."
The reassignment of Hathaway follows a former correctional officer at Bertie Correctional Institution getting charged for having sex with an inmate.
Tameka Mebane told WITN she did have two-month relationship with a prison inmate. Mebane says the inmate is not the father of the baby she is carrying. Windsor police say Mebane admitted the inmate was the father during a police interview.


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Oklahoma City moves quickly to make its downtown streets and sidewalks more pedestrian-friendly, author says
Jeff Speck is author of "Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time." Speck consulted with Oklahoma City on the makeover of downtown streets and sidewalks and will be signing copies of his book at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Full Circle Books in 50 Penn Place.
Q: You have gained a national reputation as an expert and advocate of making cities more walkable. Is this a quality-of-life issue, or an economic development issue?
A: Ignoring the connection between those two categories, we can certainly say that it is both. While many people will always prefer the Hummer and the acre on a cul-de-sac, polls now show that the majority of Americans would rather live in a walkable neighborhood that provides them easy access to daily needs without requiring the automobile as a prosthetic device. Moreover, the studies are now documenting how urban environments outpace suburban ones in terms of their innovation, measured for example in the production of patents per capita. Interestingly, the more miles that people in a given state drive, the worse it performs economically.
Q: Your latest book, Walkable City, argues that the transformation of America back into a country that encourages pedestrian traffic begins with downtowns. You have also played a significant role in the transformation of downtown Oklahoma City via Project 180. Do you see your theories playing out in Oklahoma City?
A: It's a multistep process, and it's happening faster in Oklahoma City than anywhere else I've worked — which may not seem fast enough to many of your readers. The first step is to make the streets more walkable, as you are doing with gusto, albeit a little more slowly than hoped (due, I believe, to the unexpectedly reduced costs of building Devon Tower, which reduced the spinoff funds for Project 180). The next step is that more people will come live downtown, as is already happening. Once you achieve a critical mass of downtown residents, then you will start to see the arrival of all the amenities that really make the downtown come alive, like food markets. It's a virtuous cycle that you have jump-started with the Project 180 investment.
Q: Hundreds of residents became involved in pushing state highway engineers to change their plans for a new downtown boulevard that is set to replace the old alignment of the Interstate 40 Crosstown Expressway. You consulted on this project — did the changes agreed to by the state and city make the boulevard more or less friendly to pedestrian traffic?
A: The engineers have yet to complete their design for the portion running through the heart of the downtown. I proposed a design for that section, along with a 10-step code that very clearly articulated the details that would distinguish this avenue from the highway that it could still very well become if designed around the typical criterion of smooth traffic flow. I'd be happy to share it! I was impressed by the commitment of the engineers in charge to do it right, but we won't know until we see it. I keep stressing that, the day this street comes on line, it will all be excess capacity in a system that is functioning perfectly well without it, so it needs to be designed around the criteria of livability, not volume. I'm not sure if I've won that argument.
Q: What, in your observation, is the biggest impediment to walkability yet to be addressed in downtown Oklahoma City?
A: If Project 180 and the boulevard are both well-executed, it will then be a question of how quickly developers can build attainable market-rate housing downtown to meet the demand that we know exists. Building downtown is more expensive than building on a greenfield out in the sprawl, and I'm hoping that the city will circle the wagons around making it reasonable profitable for more developers to get involved. I would also add that the Riverwalk is on the cusp of being a truly great place, but it would appear that some landowners are wrecking the game for everyone by not moving forward with development on their unsightly parking lots. Here comes the part where I cough into my hand and it sounds a lot like "Eminent Domain!"
Q: What shift, if any, have you noticed in discussion and prioritization of walkability since you first visited Oklahoma City in 2007?
A: Not to soft pedal it, but I have to say that OKCers seemed to be shockingly pro-walkability, even back then. Being named the "least walkable city in America" by Prevention Magazine seems to have done its job. The proof of the pudding for me was the Engineering Department's acceptance of the lane reductions we proposed for Project 180, and the one-way to two-way conversions. Their old-school transportation consultants said it would cause gridlock, and our progressive ones said it wouldn't, and they trusted us. In a city where the car has been king for so many years, that takes courage.


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I'm working right now to finish up all the final stuff before submitting the game to the App Store. That should happen maybe tomorrow, or hopefully at latest Tuesday. So yeah, the game will be out pretty soon.
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I spent way too much time trying to find a list of the magazines that Google has added to Google Books this week with so very little luck. After a bit, I gave up and just did an Advanced search limited to "magazines" with the word "the" in them. Nice, huh?
Naturally, it took a librarian, Eric Rumsey of Seeing the Picture, to create a tidy little title list with holdings.
After I sent an email out about Google's magazines, a reference assistant turned to me and lamented that Google just went and made it that much more difficult for us to convince students to use Library resources over those freely-available on the internet. It's so clear to us in the Library that databases are far superior to Google Books/Magazines/Newspaper/Scholar in ever so many ways, but all the indexing, cross-referencing, controlled vocabulary, search granularity can't make up for the one thing Google does have over databases: convenience. Why bother with indexing tools when you can just slap your content onto the Google and set it free, yeah? Got a question about how to use it? Well, let me Google that for you…
So thanks, Eric, for providing an essentially useful tool to Google's magazine collection.
And, Google, thanks for nothing.


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A cold front passed through eastern Carolina late Monday and that will give us drier and much cooler air through midweek. A warming trend will take us back into the 60s Thursday through Saturday ahead of a cold front that will sweep through the area by early Sunday. A few showers may develop ahead of the front on Saturday followed by much cooler air Sunday into early next week. A significant storm system is likely to form early next week then move northeastward across the area. Current indications point to a cool but dry Thanksgiving. Our normal high temperatures are in the lower 60s in late November.
The official Climate Prediction Center winter forecast will be out later in the week. I'll take a look at the new forecast in my next update. The last forecast called for near normal temperatures and rainfall.


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A poor boy of unknown origins is rescued from poverty and taken in by the Earnshaw family where he develops an intense relationship with his young foster sister, Cathy. Based on the classic novel by Emily Bronte.
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Based on the classic novel by Emily Brontë, director Andrea Arnold's Wuthering Heights has attempted to give us an edgy adaptation of a well worn story. This bold retelling of the passionate and ob...


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Tag Archives: earthquake
Nepal: Nine Months After the Earthquake
Posted on 11. Feb, 2016 by Angelica V. Ospina, Ph.D..
LWR has a long history of development programming aimed at building the resilience of vulnerable communities affected by multiple shocks and stressors, such as natural disasters, conflict, and climate change and variability. This blog series, Reflections on Resilience, will examine emerging issues, innovative approaches and new resources in resilience work. It seeks to stimulate learning, reflection […]
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Nepal Earthquake: LWR's Long-Term Response
Posted on 04. Jun, 2015 by Nikki Massie.
It's been more than a month now since a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal, claiming lives, destroying homes and leaving thousands of people in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. With your support, our staff and partners on the ground have been carrying out immediate emergency response – providing food, shelter items, water filters, quilts and […]
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Meet Krishna, Nepal Earthquake Survivor
Posted on 13. May, 2015 by Umer Khan.
This post was written by Umer Khan, LWR's Senior Director for Emergency Operations, just days before a second 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck parts of Nepal. LWR staff on the ground report they are safe and continue to work to reach out to people affected by the April 25 earthquake. If you'd like to learn more […]
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Second Earthquake Hits Nepal: Notes from LWR Staff
Posted on 12. May, 2015 by Dan Ruth.
A second, 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal this morning, less than three weeks after the first, 7.8 magnitude quake. Reuters reports that at least 37 people have been killed and panic is spreading. Lutheran World Relief staff are all safe and are continuing to assess the situation. Nicole Hark, LWR's Deputy Regional Director for Asia & […]
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Nepal Earthquake: Why We Must Pay Attention to the Rural Poor
Posted on 29. Apr, 2015 by Dan Ruth.
It's easy to focus on urban Kathmandu and prestigious Mt. Everest in the wake of the earthquake that hit Nepal last week. But what about those who live in less visible places? Two researchers at the University of British Columbia wrote a powerful piece in The Globe and Mail about the importance of reaching the […]
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Five Years Later: The Haiti Earthquake in Pictures
Posted on 12. Jan, 2015 by Dan Ruth.
Monday, January 12 marks the five-year anniversary of the 7.0 magnitude earthquake in Haiti. It's painful to recall. The poorest country in this hemisphere, Haiti was the country least able to handle such a shocking event. Even before the earthquake, the majority of Haitians faced decades of problems, most of which begin and end in […]
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Earthquake in Indonesia
Posted on 05. Jul, 2013 by Loren Hyatt.
What's Happening? At 2:37 p.m. local time on Tuesday, July 2, a magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck northern Sumatra's Aceh Province in Indonesia. Following the initial quake, the Government of Indonesia Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysical Agency reported at least two aftershocks of magnitudes 5.5 and 5.3 on July 2. The earthquake resulted in an estimated 30 […]
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Three Years After the Haiti Earthquake
Posted on 12. Jan, 2013 by Dan Ruth.
Today marks the third anniversary of the earthquake that leveled Haiti. Three years ago this magnitude 7.0 earthquake severely damaged an already struggling nation. Lutheran World Relief had already been at work in Haiti for fifteen years, but we increased our presence there to help people recover from the earthquake. Three years after the earthquake, […]
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Page 7a: Stories You May Have Missed
Posted on 31. Aug, 2012 by Dan Ruth.
The Republican National Convention is in full swing this week, and the media is laser-focused on the nuances and of the various speeches from Governor Christie, Representative Ryan and, of course, Mr. Romney himself. While the convention rolled along, what else happened around the world? Here are this week's stories, excavated from Page 7a: Suspicious […]
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Page 7a: Stories You may have Missed
Posted on 13. Apr, 2012 by Amy Burke.
In the past few weeks, social media has been flooded with a strong public outcry with a variety of perspectives on the Trayvon Martin case, support for his family and friends, as well as multiple pleas for justice. In this week's news, after a long and painful process, George Zimmeran was charged with second degree murder […]
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Page 7a: Stories you may have missed
Posted on 16. Mar, 2012 by Amy Burke.
While perhaps not in the forefront of media coverage, the impending food crisis in the Sahel region of West Africa is at the top of LWR's radar. We encourage you to actively brainstorm with us– How can we stop this crisis before it claims lives? Here are this week's stories, excavated from page 7A: Food Crisis […]


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