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EPA reduces methane release estimates
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week reduced its estimate of how much methane is released during oil and natural gas production in a move that drew both praise and criticism from the energy industry.
Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy Corp. praised the new findings, but said they did not go far enough.
"The announcement is really good news for the country. We're glad to see it," said Bill Whitsitt, Devon's vice president of regulatory affairs. "But there is still more refinement to be done. We're confident the EPA will soon say they have still been overestimating by a significant degree."
The new EPA report said industry efforts to reduce emissions have resulted in an average annual decrease of 41.6 million metric tons of methane emissions from 1990 through 2010, down about 20 percent from previous estimates.
Methane is the main ingredient in natural gas.
While burned methane produces fewer emissions than coal or oil, methane released into the atmosphere is considered to be a greenhouse gas about 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide.
Whitsitt agreed that oil and natural gas producers have improved their processes and reduced emissions, but he said this week's EPA report revises data in only two of 33 categories.
The EPA still is overestimating the amount of methane released during hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and well completion, Whitsitt said.
"We met with the EPA last week and continue to provide them with additional data," he said. "Hopefully in the not-to-distant future, you will see an additional announcement out of the EPA."
While there is disagreement as to how much methane is released through oil and natural gas operations, producers and regulators both show the industry improving.
Besides the environmental benefits, producers also benefit economically from reducing methane leaks.
"That's our product," Chesapeake Energy Corp. spokesman Michael Kehs said. "We want to bring our product to market for the benefit of our customers and our shareholders."
Kehs pointed out that Chesapeake and other producers have installed more efficient valves, pumps, controllers and other equipment and use infrared cameras and other monitors to detect and reduce methane emissions.
One example of a more efficient and environmentally friendly upgrade is vapor recovery equipment, which captures methane released from oil as it waits in storage tanks before being transported to a refinery.
Without it, the methane typically is vented out of the storage tanks to avoid pressure buildup.
The vapor recovery equipment attaches to the tanks, where it collects the associated methane and pumps it into a pipeline for processing and delivery.
While the technology has been available for decades, it has gained widespread use within the past five years, said Tyson Curtis, vice president of operations at Oklahoma City-based Flogistix, which manufactures and sells vapor recovery equipment.
"The process eliminates a lot of safety concerns on location where you have raw natural gas present. It eliminates that issue by keeping it contained and in the pipeline," Curtis said. "It also has an economic advantage because instead of emitting or flaring the gas, the producers are able to sell it just like they would gas from a standard well."
The EPA last fall tightened its emissions regulations, slashing the amount of allowable emissions to 6 tons per facility, down from 40 tons previously.
Curtis said the producers have benefited from the regulations because proceeds from the additional natural gas they collect and sell can pay for the equipment and generate a profit.
"This is one of the few cases where the environmental regulation is economically beneficial," he said. "Originally the regulation drove demand for the product. But once installed, the economics took over and producers were able to see it is an economic advantage to install the system in most cases."


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Balloon launch celebrates nursing homes
Go to Grace Living Center-Brookwood, 940 SW 84, to celebrate National Nursing Home Week, beginning Monday with a theme of "Celebrating the Journey." The home will kick off the week's events at 6:30 p.m. with a party and balloon launch honoring the lives of residents and the employees who care for them.
The evening also includes an antique car show, live music from the Class Swing Big Band and food.
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The home was built in 1955 and featured the next year as part of the Tulsa Parade of Homes.
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Category: Fun | Posted on Sat, November, 9th 2013 by THCFinder
Weeks-old traces of marijuana can land you a DUI in Arizona
Category: News | Posted on Sat, November, 9th 2013 by THCFinder
In Arizona, getting behind the wheel of a car weeks after smoking marijuana opens up the possibility of being charged with driving under the influence. Soon, however, the state Supreme Court may say that law has to go.
Current legislation on the books in Arizona allows automobile drivers to be charged with DUI if a blood sample indicates the presence of even a trace amount of Carboxy-THC, a secondary metabolite of marijuana. Carboxy-THC can stay in the body for weeks after someone smokes pot, but is non-psychoactive, meaning it can't actually cause any sort of impairment. Despite scientific prove indicating such, however, a stringent state law in Arizona allows anyone whose smoked marijuana — even one month earlier — to end up behind bars.
Phoenix, Arizona attorney Michael Alarid is currently in the midst of having the state re-consider a 2010 DUI conviction against one of his clients, who he attests was not driving under the influence at the time of the incident but simply had trace amounts of THC in his system. A trial judge eventually threw out the charge, but an Alarid is concerned about a Court of Appeals decision mandating that laws on impaired driving "must be interpreted broadly."
"The courts are supposed to interpret statutes as to avoid absurd results," Alarid told a local CBS affiliate. "It's possible in Arizona to be convicted of DUI when, in fact, a blood test proves a person is not impaired."
If all works out for Alarid, he'll win by convincing the state's top justices to overturn a Court of Appeals decision from the 1990s when "marijuana was a completely illicit substance," Alarid told the network. Today, however, medical marijuana is legal in Arizona and more than a dozen other states, and recreational use is allowed by law in Washington, Colorado and — due to a decision just this week — shortly Portland, Maine.
When Alarid tried to make his case in court on Tuesday, Chief Justice Rebecca Berch asked a state prosecutor how the law would be utilized if future breakthroughs will allow investigators to discover even more miniscule traces of Carboxy-THC.
"Let's assume that scientific testing develops and you can find Carboxy-THC remaining in the system for a year, does that have any effect on your position here today?" Chief Justice Berch asked Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Susan Luder. "Let's now assume that it's five years that you can test THC levels — Carboxy-THC remaining in the system, does there come a point where the statute lacks a rational basis?"
According to the Arizona Daily Star, Luder argued that Berch's case wasn't realistic and that it's "up to the Legislature to decide" if DUI convictions can be handed down to defendants who may have smoked marijuana weeks earlier.
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Lady Gaga Smoked Fifteen Joints a day
Category: Celebrities | Posted on Sat, November, 9th 2013 by THCFinder
What is it with celebrities and marijuana? From the time of Bob Marley to the present time of Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna and many more, everyone has been so open to loving this drug and getting addicted to it. The latest celebrity to confess her love for the marijuana, which is also seen as a pain numbing drug, is none other than Lady Gaga.
The "Applause" singer has confessed getting addicted to smoking marijuana when she was suffering from extreme pain in her hip joint stemming up from hip tear in 2012. The 27-year-old was wheelchair-bound for quite some time due to extreme pain and smoked not less than 15 weed-filled cigarettes every day!
Gaga used the drug to ease her pain. The U.S. government has also made marijuana legal in some American states such as California with a prescription. The star used the weed to numb her pain when it got real bad and unbearable for her. She would smoke a weed and sleep through the pain but it soon became a habit for her.
"I was smoking FIFTEEN joints a day," she confessed to Attitude magazine. The drug can have negative impact to human beings by decreasing short-term memory, impair motor skills, induce feelings of paranoia and anxiety that make eyes appear red.
"It was a habit that eventually occurred when the pain got so bad with the hip. I was just numbing, numbing, numbing myself then sleeping it off, then getting on stage, killing it in pain, then getting off and smoking, smoking, smoking, not knowing what the pain was," Gaga added.
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How To Tell A Movie Wasn't Made By Stoners
Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, November, 8th 2013 by THCFinder
Have you ever noticed in movies that involved smoking, sometimes it seems a little off? Like maybe the characters aren't the potheads they're supposed to be? It's easy to tell when a movie wasn't made by someone who smokes. Here are a couple of the ways that the writers can mess up when writing a pothead flick.
1. If someone buys a quarter from a dealer in a movie, which as most know is 7 grams, and the bag is either huge or teeny tiny, they messed up. All stoners are pretty familiar with what a bag looks like when it contains 7 grams. When someone hands off a seriously light looking bag, most of the time, stoners will call it out.
2. Smoking a bong requires that the slide be removed... Right? Some have a built in carb somewhere, usually in the back of the piece where the thumb is. But usually, glass bongs especially, don't have the built in carb. When an actor hits the bongs and then sets it down immediately without removing the bowl piece, it wasn't a real hit.
3. Over portraying stoner stereotypes is a sure way to get found out that the movie wasn't made by potheads. Actors and actresses that take the role too far are too obvious. Playing the stoner can only be played by a true stoner. When a person takes the pothead part too far, it's just not believable.
4. Being able to go about daily tasks as a pothead is usually pretty easy. While some potheads do go off on adventures with friends and sometimes get lost, taking an entire night to get to White Castle isn't the logical... Although at least they can still make this scenario funny. The situation is exaggerated but stoners can still laugh at it without feeling like they've been portrayed the wrong way.
5. Pot plants only grow under certain conditions. In some movies, the characters carry pot plants in to ridiculous situations, such as car rides. While I'm sure that a plant can survive for a small amount of time in a vehicle to be transported, carrying around a marijuana plant in the car is not smart, nor is it good for the plant.
Have you seen something off in one of your favorite pothead movies? If so, email it to me at firstname.lastname@example.com for a second installment of this piece!
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The Tamarac Optimist Club sponsors one of the Tri-Star Basketball Competitions at the Eisenhower Recreation Center in Denver. The competitions are held over a several week period for boys and girls 8-13 years-old. The winners from this competition go on to the regional finals, and those winners will play in the final competition on Mar. 23, 2013 at the Pepsi Center before a Nuggets game. There are still several opportunities for kids to try out. Go to www.tristarbasketball.org for upcoming times and locations.
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How would you define "organization development"?
How would you define "organization development"?
An organization is made up of a group of people who work towards achieving a common goal. For example, Non-governmental organizations, corporations, etc.
Development is a continuous process which enhances one's effectiveness and sustainability.
Organization development (OD) together as a term means the ongoing systematic process which leads to better performance and sustainability of an organization as a whole. It plays a vital role in bringing desired changes in any organization. It helps in making the management aware of the changing environment affecting the business. It is a planned effort that effects the organization on a wide level. The process of organization development is managed by the top level management. It helps the individual members to keep themself updated with the changing environment; this result into their increased potential to perform.
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It's been a while since anyone has seen Magnus: Robot Fighter, and one concern that a few people may have had is that will this be new reader friendly? While it may seem like the obvious choice to keep it open to everyone, many new series, featuring old characters fail to do this; however, MAGNUS: ROBOT FIGHTER does a great job at reintroducing this character to a brand new audience.
Writer Fred Van Lente not only keeps this extremely new reader friendly, but the set up for this first issue is extremely solid. Van Lente really crafts the world around Magnus and lets the reader know everything about his past. It's paced out so well, and gives the reader a huge scope into where Magnus came from.
Cory Smith does some stellar art throughout the issue and visual tells a compelling and pretty emotional story. There's a few things here Smith does extremely well, such as page layouts and drawing a character getting hit by rain. Small things like this really come together for a great looking comic.
Now the question remains, does Magnus fight robots in this issue? Yes, and it's awesome. Van Lente and Smith put together some great looking action sequences here featuring some great decapitating karate chops.
The Bad
The color choices made sense, but they were also pretty weird. Most of the issue has a sepia toned look to it, which makes the reader think that everything happened in the past. However, more than half of the book is like this, so the reader starts to become desensitized to it, and then BAM, full color in the present day.
The second half of the issue rushes the world Magnus is in quite a bit, while the opening does an amazing job at setting up the past, it feels like the latter part gives the reader too much too fast.
The Verdict
MAGNUS: ROBOT FIGHTER #1 is a great start to a new series that is a ton of fun to read. Van Lente does a phenomenal job at setting this book up and readers will really love how this issue, as a whole, plays out. Obviously, Magnus is fighting some robots here, which many people will be looking out for, but what's most important is that this is a great start to a brand new series. Overall, I highly recommend this issue.


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Katy Perry's currently on her way round a huge UK tour, and alongside her own tracks she's also covered Adele's "Someone Like You."
Today Last.fm Trends looks at their recent scrobbles, to see how both solo stars are doing on Last.fm.
Both acts have had stellar successes of late, with Perry smashing chart records for her Teenage Dream singles, and Adele's 21 in the top five since its January release. That longevity is reflected in the graph above (click to enlarge), showing both acts' weekly listeners for the past six months. Converging at around 100,000 listeners per week in June, Adele's since widened the gap between them.
Whilst Adele's on a winning streak however, she's still got a way to go: her 1,311,126 overall listeners don't yet match up to Perry's 2,283,662. We'll have to keep an eye on their charts to see if this switches round any time soon.
Make sure that what you listen to counts, at Last.fm. Meanwhile, Last.fm Trends brings you the news in scrobbles every weekday.


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When I do a dataSource.getConnection(), when I want the connection to be return to the pool (and not closed), does calling the close method return the connection to the pool or actually close it?
When you call the close() on connection returned by a DataSource, it would return that to the pool to be used by other thread. Closing the connection defeats the purpose of the pool.


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The following is republished with the permission of its author, Carl Elliott, MD, PhD. It originally appeared on the website, Mad in America: Science, Psychiatry and Community.
The suicide of Dan Markingson at the University of Minnesota has brought notoriety to the CAFÉ study and its site investigators, Stephen Olson and Charles Schulz. But the corrective action recently issued by the Minnesota Board of Social Work against the CAFÉ study coordinator, Jean Kenney, has raised another disturbing question. Kenney was not just the study coordinator for the CAFÉ study; she also worked on the CATIE study. Kenneys ethical violations in the CAFÉ study were extensive and alarming. Did they occur in the CATIE study as well?
Like the CAFÉ study, the CATIE study compared several atypical antipsychotics in the treatment of patients with schizophrenia. Olson was the University of Minnesota site investigator for both studies. Unlike the CAFÉ study, however, the CATIE study has been enormously influential. By 2011, according to Jeffrey Lieberman, the principal investigator, it had been cited in the medical literature over 1600 times. And unlike the CAFÉ study, which was sponsored by AstraZeneca, the CATIE study was backed by federal dollars. It was funded by the NIMH and enrolled nearly 1500 subjects. If wrongdoing were discovered in the CATIE study, the consequences could be far-reaching.
According to the Board of Social Work, Kenney had responsibility for administering prescription drugs to research subjects and assessing their side-effects including potentially life-threatening effects such as akathisia despite the fact that she had no medical training. She made significant mistakes about a medical diagnosis and medication dosage, and she apparently forged the initials of a physician on the medical chart. When Markingsons mother, Mary Weiss, left alarming voicemail messages warning that her son might commit suicide, Kenney failed to respond adequately.
Perhaps most significantly, when AstraZeneca and the CAFÉ study sponsors issued a safety alert about the risks of diabetes and hyperglycemia for patients taking Seroquel, Kenney failed to inform research subjects. In fact, the principal investigator for the University of Minnesota site, Stephen Olson, did not even ask the IRB to approve a revised consent form until May 10, 2004 over four months after the first safety alert was issued. As the Board of Social Work pointed out, the failure to inform a research subject of these new risks would effectively invalidate that subjects original informed consent.
Did Kenney and Olson also fail to inform research subjects in the CATIE study of these new risks? The safety alerts for Zyprexa and Risperdal which, like Seroquel, were study drugs in the CATIE study were issued in March and August 2004, respectively. The CATIE study would have still been going on during that period.
If officials at the University of Minnesota were genuinely concerned about protecting research subjects in clinical trials, it would take the Kenney corrective action as a reason to look into the conduct of the CATIE study. Given their reaction to the Markingson case, there is no reason to think that will happen. However, if you or anyone you know was a subject in the CATIE study (or the CAFÉ study) and would like to talk to someone about your concerns, please feel free to get in touch with me.
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Hate to be obtuse, but what does CAFÉ stand for? I found CATIE (Clinical Antipsychotic Trials of Intervention Effectiveness), but nothing about the other one. It might be a good idea to give your readers a break and tell them in the story what the acronyms mean along with maybe a little bit of background.


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Our Reason To Live (3 of 3) by Jeff Strite
This content is part of a series.Our Reason To Live (3 of 3)
Series: Essential Equipment
Jeff Strite
Philippians 3:7-3:14
QUESTION: Do you know what your purpose is? What is it that drives you, what motivates you? (give the audience time to write down what they think their purpose is).
OPEN: One of the most challenging courses at the University of Denver was a business law class in which the professor gave difficult true and false tests. During one of the more exasperating exams, the professor noticed another student flipping a coin. The professor approached him. "Son are you guessing on this test?" he asked.
"No sir," replied the student. "I'm just checking my answers."
APPLY: There are people who seem to live their whole lives that way. They have no direction, no purpose, no goals. They live their lives by flipping coin, drifting along aimlessly in life.
ILLUS: When I worked at a factory near my hometown, we had a term for that type of person: they were fat, dumb and happy.
Yogi Berra: "If you don't know where you're going, you're likely to end up someplace else."
ILLUS: In preparation for a similar sermon, a large church went out onto the street and asked that question: "What is your purpose is life?" Here were some of the responses:
> One person answered: "I can't say I know the purpose… I think after I die I'll find out what the purpose of life is."
> Another: "My purpose? I think my purpose is… I don't know."
> Some did have a an idea of their purpose in life and their answers indicated their purpose in life centered around themselves:
• to have fun
• be happy
• to have a good time and enjoy my life
• to have as much fun as possible in as short a time as possible
Now, there's nothing wrong with enjoying life. But if that's your WHOLE purpose in life, there's an emptiness to it. It's like Cotton Candy - all taste, but no substance.
> Others had pretty good answers, ones even Christians might give:
* to live a moral life
* to raise a good family
* to raise up kids to have a good future.
But I suggest to you that all of those "purpose statements" were short sighted. In essence not big enough for the Christian. Ecclesiastes tells us that God put "eternity in our hearts." A big God calls up on us to have a big purpose in our lives.
I. In the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon examined the things that commonly motivate us in life…
Pleasure… Accomplishments… Pursuit of wisdom… learning… power… position… riches… security. But he finishes each of his evaluations by declaring that these things are not what it's cracked up to be. It's all empty, worthless, dissatisfying.
II. Nearly 1000 years later, Paul writes the words of our text today: Phil. 3:7-14
Paul had had everything. He was a leader, looked up to, an up and comer. He was going places. Yet now he held that it was all rubbish, excess debris, worthless junk.
Paul summed his purpose statement in vs. 13-14:
"Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing ...
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I have a Chrome extension that checks to see if the page is NYTimes.com. If so, it stores the title of that page & sends it via PHP. The listener itself works. I can tell because the PHP side outputs a timestamp. For every request, the timestamp is present.
The problem is that when I open a Tab by holding CTRL, it is not the active tab. So a blank field is sent to my PHP file & I don't know the title of the page. How would I get the data from a page that is loaded, but is not the active window?
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Ex-bursar for Oklahoma City Community College is sentenced in embezzlement
A former Oklahoma City Community College bursar was sentenced Wednesday to 27 months in a federal prison and ordered to repay nearly $400,000 she admitted embezzling from the school, officials said.
Brandi J. Henson, 49, of Yukon, pleaded guilty in August to federal wire fraud and agreed to pay restitution as part of her plea agreement with federal prosecutors.
U.S. District Judge David L. Russell also sentenced Henson to three years of supervised release and ordered her to repay more than $398,315. She must report to federal prison Feb. 18, officials said.
In plea papers filed in federal court in Oklahoma City, Henson admitted her guilt: "I am guilty and do not want to make this any more costly or painful for anyone than it already is," she wrote.
Neither Henson nor her attorney could be reached for comment Wednesday.
Between 2004 and 2011, Henson used her access as a bursar to the college's financial accounts to steal the money. Prosecutors said in a statement that Henson paid off more than $398,000 in personal credit card bills with OCCC refunds she posted to her accounts.
After Henson pleaded guilty on Aug. 16, an OCCC spokesman said Henson manipulated account records so that tuition and book refunds issued to students also were issued to her personal credit card.
These refunds, of which there are hundreds each semester, are processed through an online PayPal account and issued via debit card, the spokesman said. The crime was a federal charge because the servers for processing the refunds are located outside of Oklahoma.
The school began investigating in July 2011 after several transactions were red-flagged by the credit card company through which student refunds are issued.
The school has since implemented new procedures to increase oversight, according to the spokesman.
Henson was hired by the school in 1990 and began working as a bursar in 2003. She resigned in September 2011.


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Apple podcasts must be served from a byte-range enabled server. This allows users to stream episodes. More info here: http://www.apple.com/itunes/podcasts/specs.html.
I have Lamp stack Apache/PHP/Mysql. When I test with wget or Curl (specifying byte-range) and request static files from the server byte-range works - Apache is doing its thing.
When I request dynamic content the request is handed to PHP, which then hands the entire file to Apache, which then completes the request delivering the entire file. THis is expected behaviour.
I was curios to what others have implemented to get round this.
At first I considered Apache rewrites to point to the physical file on the server. However due to some app requirements this is not possible in this situation.
Placing Nginx at the top of the stack and configuring it to handle byte-range requests. Nginx > Apache > PHP.
Updating the PHP code to handle byte range requests.
Thanks for reading. I'm interested to the best way to resolve this.
THanks again.


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Your horse's bridles, halters, and lead ropes need to go somewhere, right? You can easily make a bridle rack for your barn!!
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1Take a piece of plywood and some cans (you can wash out cans from your own food).
2Nail the tin cans onto the piece of plywood.
3Nail the rack onto your barn wall and hang bridles, halters, and lead ropes on your new bridle rack!
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We're a non-profit school in Portland, Maine offering semester-long intensive programs in documentary writing, radio, photography and new media with a focus on powerful and responsible storytelling. We also exhibit documentary work in our gallery and host documentary-related events.
Students come from all over the US and other countries for fifteen weeks of intensive field research, workshops and seminars. Throughout the semester, students gather cultural materials and develop their craft to create documentaries of professional caliber.
What Salt does has been called ethnography, storytelling, cultural journalism, oral history, folklore, qualitative sociology, documentary photography, visual anthropology, non-fiction writing, NPR-style radio and long-form journalism. But we are less concerned about what to call what we do than how we do it


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John Chambers recently said he gave Chris Young, the SVP in charge of Cisco's (CSCO) security...
Jan 14 2013, 14:08 ET | About: Cisco Syste... (CSCO) | By: Eric Jhonsa, SA Eye on Tech, SA News Editor
John Chambers recently said he gave Chris Young, the SVP in charge of Cisco's (CSCO) security ops, a "blank check" to hire and acquire as necessary over the next 2-3 years. Moreover, sources tell Reuters Cisco has been actively looking for security acquisitions. Chambers' motivation: while Cisco's security ops post modest growth, upstarts such as PANW, FTNT, and FIRE are growing much faster thanks to their focus on segments such as next-gen firewalls, UTM hardware, and IPS systems, products that offer deeper analysis of content/apps than traditional firewalls.
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Road signs throughout the county have been marked with colorful spray paint as local street departments replace about 6,000 stop, warning and street signs with bigger, more reflective versions.
Workers are taking down old and faded signs in the county, cities and towns to meet a federal requirement to upgrade to bigger signs with larger print that also reflect headlights better.
Local governments need to inspect all of their signs and identify which ones need to be upgraded by June 2014, then begin replacing them as needed, according to the Federal Highway Administration.
The new signs are bigger and easier to see in the dark and make the roads safer, officials said. New stop signs in Franklin, for example, are 6 inches larger and reflect light better, allowing drivers to see them from farther away, Franklin street commissioner Ron Collins said.
Communities have started identifying which signs need to be replaced; and some towns, such as New Whiteland, have replaced most of their signs.
The county, Greenwood and Franklin received federal grants totaling more than $1 million to replace signs this year, and smaller towns are spending a few thousand a year, replacing as many signs as they can with a portion of the money they would typically use for road projects.
But with about 20,000 road signs countywide that can cost anywhere from $30 to more than $50 each, the total cost to replace every sign is expected to be more than $2 million.
Previously the federal government planned to require all warning signs, such as stop signs, to be replaced by 2015, with other signs like street names delayed until 2018. Last summer the federal government backed off the deadlines after receiving feedback from communities around the country who couldn't afford to replace all their signs by those dates.
Counties, cities and towns now are required only to review and form a replacement plan for road signs by June 2014. Those governments can then replace the signs that no longer reflect enough light as they are needed.
The average sign lasts about 10 to 12 years, but signs that are more exposed to sun and weather may need to be replaced more often, county highway director Luke Mastin said. For example, a stop sign at a rural crossroads wears out faster than one in a shady Center Grove subdivision, he said.
Street and highway departments can send a trained inspector to look at the signs or use
light-reading equipment to see if they have faded, or they can be replaced after a certain number of years, according to the Federal Highway Administration.
Local street departments are planning to replace more than 6,000 signs this year.
About 2,400 of the 8,000 road signs in the unincorporated parts of the county didn't meet reflectivity requirements and are being replaced by the end of this year, Mastin said.
The county received a $370,000 federal grant to inspect all of the signs and begin replacing them, Mastin said. The county had to pay a 10 percent match of $37,000. That money will allow the county to finish the first 2,400 signs, and the county will either need to get new grants or pay for future upgrades with local tax money.
About 600 signs in the Center Grove area have been replaced so far this summer, Mastin said.
Greenwood also received about $360,000 in grants to start replacing about 800 of its 5,000 total road signs. More than half of that grant was spent hiring a company to go out and inspect all of the city's signs, director of community development services Mark Richards said.
The city could need about $750,000 more to finish replacing the rest of the signs over the next few years and will try to get more grant funds.
Smaller towns including Whiteland, New Whiteland and Bargersville didn't receive grants and have been devoting part of the money they normally spend on road work for signs.
New Whiteland has replaced all of the stop signs in the town and almost all of the street name signs, which are now bigger with larger type, Johnson said. The town started three years ago and has spent about $15,000 so far in the process of upgrading all 1,000 signs.
Drivers have commented that they can see road signs better at night and read them more easily because of the larger print, New Whiteland public works superintendent Wendell Johnson said.
Whiteland also has been spending about $2,500 per year and has replaced all stop signs and warning signs, street superintendent Chris Jones said.


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Australian Broadcasting Corporation V Lenah Game Meats: Privacy, Injunctions and Possums: An Analysis of the High Court's Decision
Taylor, Greg, Wright, David, Melbourne University Law Review
I Introduction: The Facts II Privacy A Introduction B Is There a Right of Privacy? C Why Not Breach of Confidence? D Why No Privacy for Corporations? E Conclusion on the Tort of Privacy III Remedies: The Interlocutory Injunction A The Cause of Action Requirement B Prima Facie Test Returns C Interlocutory Relief D The Modern Media and the Modern Need for Interlocutory Relief E The Rise of the True Injunction F The Impact of The Judicature Acts G Conclusion on the Interlocutory Injunction IV Conclusion
The facts of Lenah were quite simple. Lenah Game Meats (`LGM'), the plaintiff at first instance and respondent in the High Court appeal, ran a factory in Tasmania which `processed' live brush-tail possums for the export market in accordance with a licence issued for that purpose and with the usual practices of abattoirs involved in the production of fresh meat. LGM's export market consisted mostly of Asian countries. At some unknown time, a person or persons unknown gained access to LGM's factory and installed cameras in positions which enabled the most sensitive parts of this process to be observed. This included the areas in which the possums were first stunned and then had their throats cut. At a later time, a person or persons unknown gained access to the factory and retrieved the film. The film next surfaced in the possession of Animal Liberation Ltd, originally the second defendant before the Supreme Court of Tasmania (but not a party to the High Court appeal). Animal Liberation Ltd offered the film to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), the appellant before the High Court, for broadcasting. The ABC accepted this offer and was planning to broadcast the film on The 7.30 Report. It eventually did broadcast at least part of it. (1)
An attempt by LGM to prevent the broadcast by means of an interlocutory injunction was unsuccessful before Underwood J in the Supreme Court of Tasmania, but succeeded before the Full Court. (2) The ABC obtained special leave to appeal to the High Court. Issues of both privacy and the nature of interlocutory injunctions were dealt with on appeal.
A Introduction
Almost certainly the tort of trespass had been committed against LGM, but not by the ABC. As there was therefore no existing cause of action which, on Australian precedents, was immediately obvious as an appropriate remedy for LGM as against the ABC, LGM clearly decided that it wished to argue for a tort of invasion of privacy. The decision in Lenah thus provided--much earlier than could have been anticipated when the hypothesis was advanced (3)--a test of the hypothesis that the common law of Australia is unlikely to develop a cause of action in tort to protect privacy as such--that is, a tort of unjustified invasion of privacy, as distinct from the protection offered by tort law and other areas of the law as a side effect of the existing protection of other interests in areas such as defamation. Unfortunately, an analysis of the judgments in Lenah reveals that the High Court dealt with both this general question and the question of whether corporations are entitled to a measure of privacy in a somewhat unsatisfactory manner. In relation to the first issue (whether LGM enjoyed some sort of privacy protection) this is not principally because of the Court's doubts as to whether there is a tort of unjustified invasion of privacy at all nor the resulting uncertainty which it has created, or perhaps perpetuated, on this point in Australian law. Rather, the Court failed to live up to the promise contained in the judgments of determining whether an existing cause of action, namely, breach of confidence, could be extended to provide greater protection for privacy without creating a new cause of action. This was, as we shall see, chiefly the result of an unwise concession by LGM. …


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|Pierre McGuire on M&M: Bruins in position 'where they can afford to experiment'
|04.11.14 at 12:30 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss the Bruins' road to the Presidents' Trophy and the postseason. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
While Boston clinched a playoff berth back in March, the team is two points away from clinching the Presidents' Trophy following Tuesday's 2-1 shootout loss to the Jets in Winnipeg.
"It's not so much about winning and losing, you want to see some positive things in your game whether it's coming from behind, whether it's having a few good penalty kills, some good power-play situations, making sure your defensive players are obviously stepping up and doing what they want to do," McGuire said.
"The most important thing, though, you want to be playing well situationally going in, especially when you're in a situation like the Bruins are where you're one of the top teams, if not the top team, in the league."
Since clinching a spot in the postseason on March 21, the Bruins have gone 5-5 and have lost two straight.
"You've put yourself in a position where you can rest guys who you chose to rest, you can experiment with some different things offensively, defensively, matchup-wise," McGuire said. "You don't want to get players hurt, obviously. You want to make sure they're high-octane going into the playoffs. … [It] is really important to remember the Bruins have put themselves in this position where they can afford to experiment and still maintain a lot of their organizational integrity just because of how well they've played all year long."
The Bruins could have Dennis Seidenberg back in the lineup during the playoffs. Seidenberg,who tore his ACL/MCL in late-December, was seen skating on Tuesday with Adam McQuaid at Ristuccia Arena.
"They really think there's potential," McGuire said. "I wouldn't say he definitely will, but there's potential that he can come back because he's been so impressive with his training. The Bruins do this about as well as any team in the league in terms of rehabbing players and getting them back.
"Dennis — he's such a solid athlete and such a competitive person — it doesn't surprise me that he did everything in his power to try to come back. … Will he help? Absolutely. But you do not want to rush this player back. You have to make sure that it's signed off on by the doctors. If it's not signed off, then you can't put him in the lineup. But if it's signed off on, boom, put him in."
For more Bruins news, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Andy Brickley on M&M: Dennis Seidenberg should not supplant Kevan Miller
|04.09.14 at 1:30 pm ET
NESN Bruins analyst Andy Brickley made his weekly appearance with Mut & Merloni on Wednesday to talk about Dennis Seidenberg, the injuries to Jarome Iginla and Kevan Miller, where Andrej Meszaros fits on the depth chart, the play of Matt Bartkowski and more. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
With momentum picking up on Seidenberg playing in the postseason at some point, fans have started to wonder where the defenseman would be on the depth chart. Brickley said he didn't think that the 32-year-old should be slotted back on the top pairing at the expense of Miller, who's played well in his absence.
"I just find it so difficult to put a guy that's not a hundred percent, or depending on what percent he is, in front of say, Kevan Miller, who's been getting the job done, who's in top form, who's game-ready and ready to go and proven that they have trust in this guy," Brickley said.
Miller and Iginla both missed Tuesday's matchup with Minnesota, despite making the trip. Brickley is confident both will be ready to go for the playoffs.
"If this was playoff hockey right now, I'm convinced both would be able to play," Brickley said. "It's all about maintenance, it's all about rest, it's all about precautionary, those are the terms you're going to hear right now. Because the Bruins put themselves in this position, they have the options to really focus on the middle of April and not so much on the results and having guys play right now."
According to the Boston Herald, Bruins defensemen Dennis Seidenberg and Adam McQuaid skated Tuesday at Ristuccia Arena.
Seidenberg was ruled out for the season after tearing his ACL/MCL on Dec. 27 against the Senators, but he is well ahead in his recovery from surgery and the possibility exists that he could return late in the playoffs.
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli had told the Boston Globe last month that Seidenberg might begin skating later in the postseason, but Steve Conroy of the Herald reported that the veteran defenseman skated for 15 minutes and that "it's not known just how well his knee held up." It is also unclear when he will skate again.
"My guess is, if we go deep, he'll start skating at some point and we'll just see how he is,' Chiarelli told the Globe on March 21. 'We've been very cautious in the past with the injuries and coming back.'
McQuaid, meanwhile, has been out since Jan. 19 with a quad strain. The team decided to shut him down in early March after he suffered a setback in his attempted return. Conroy reported there is no timetable for either player's return to the lineup.
For more on the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'I'm not that concerned' about Bruins heading into postseason
|04.04.14 at 1:43 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss the Bruins' mindset heading into the postseason. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
Since the Bruins clinched a playoff spot on March 21, they have gone 4-3 with two consecutive losses to the Red Wings and the Maple Leafs this week.
"They understand it," McGuire said of the team's focus heading into the postseason. "They've been to the finals in 2011 and had to win three Game 7s — they had to beat Montreal in Game 7, they had to beat Tampa in Game 7 and they had to beat Vancouver on the road in a Game 7. That takes a lot of focus and determination and good portions of that team are back, so they understand that commitment.
"They also lost a heartbreaking Game 6 last year — everybody in Boston, with about three minutes to go, everybody thought there was going to be a Game 7. Obviously there wasn't because of the offensive explosion of the Blackhawks. I think Boston learned from that."
The Bruins spent the majority of March on a 12-game winning streak.
"I don't think there are a lot of hockey lessons that these guys have to learn," McGuire said. "I'm not that concerned about them, and, again, I throw this out because of the experience I had — I went through this twice in Pittsburgh where we had real good teams and we clinched early — we never had a problem keeping our guys focused and taking them in and out of the lineup. I see Claude [Julien] doing that, and I think he's doing some really good things with that group."
|Bruins not expecting, but not ruling out, a postseason Dennis Seidenberg return
|03.21.14 at 4:30 pm ET
The last couple of days have seen speculation regarding a possible early return from a torn ACL/MCL from Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg, with Pierre McGuire hinting Friday that a possibility exists that Seidenberg could return late in the playoffs if the B's are still playing.
"I was talking with some of their people around the team who are really tight with Seidenberg, and he was actually telling them that there's a chance that he might be back for the playoffs," McGuire said on Mut & Merloni.
Seidenberg was projected to have a six-to-eight month recovery time from surgery he got in early January. At the time, the team considered Seidenberg out for the season, but Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli told the Boston Globe Friday that the team doesn't expect Seidenberg to play again before next season, though he wouldn't definitely say he won't.
"I'm not counting on this," Chiarelli told Amalie Benjamin. "He's ahead of schedule. I don't like to say, 'Hey, if we're in the Finals and we're in Game 4,' but that's the type of scenario. He's ahead of schedule and you can't rule anything out, but I'm not counting on it."
Chiarelli told the Globe that he isn't surprised that Seidenberg is ahead of schedule given how well-conditioned the 32-year-old is. Seidenberg could be seen working out Monday before the team's morning skate.
"My guess is, if we go deep, he'll start skating at some point and we'll just see how he is," Chiarelli told the Globe. "We've been very cautious in the past with the injuries and coming back."
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NBC sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss the Bruins' winning streak and the potential for league expansion. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
McGuire learned from friends of Dennis Seidenberg in the Hurricanes organization that the defenseman could return to the ice this season for Boston.
"I was talking with some of their people around the team who are really tight with Seidenberg, and he was actually telling them that there's a chance that he might be back for the playoffs," McGuire said.
Seidenberg suffered a torn ACL and MCL in his right knee in late December and had surgery for the injury in January. He was expected to miss the rest of the season.
"With him I don't think there'd be a lot of issues," McGuire said of Seidenberg returning for the playoffs. "He's a tremendous athlete — extremely fit. He's very strong — everybody knows that. I don't think there'd be that big of an adjustment for him."
The news comes as the Bruins look to extend their winning streak to 11 games Friday night against the Avalanche.
"You see the level of consistency and when they need to defend a lead, they know how," McGuire said of the B's recent success. "When they need to generate some enthusiasm in the building, they know how by being physical. Their cycle game is excellent. They're four lines deep."
|Andy Brickley on M&M: Bruins 'should have put two points in their pockets' vs. Maple Leafs
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NESN Bruins analyst Andy Brickley made his weekly appearance with Mut & Merloni on Wednesday, following the Bruins' 4-3 loss to the Maple Leafs on Tuesday night. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
"I'm a little disappointed that the Bruins didn't get the two points that they should have gotten last night," Brickley said. "It's the only game at home that separates five games on the road against some tough teams. A game that should have put two points in their pockets."
The penalty kill — or lack thereof — was blamed as a big reason for the loss.
"You can't just single out one aspect of your penalty killing that's letting the Bruins down right now," Brickley said. "I think it all starts with decision making, when you're not making the right decision there's a drag in your decision making, in other words you're making it too late, a stride, a stride and a half too late.
"You're playing against the top players on the other team, guys that make up the power plays, and your decision making is not there or there's a drag, you're going to give up quality scoring chances, and if you don't get the saves you're going to give up goals, and that's where they're at right now. This is not ebb and flow, this is a bad bad stretch of allowing far too many goals. You can win with a power play in the lower third of the National Hockey League, but you can't win consistently when you're only killing from the same place."
One factor that appears to be hurting the penalty kill is the absence of Dennis Seidenberg, who tore his ACL and MCL on Dec. 27.
"The loss of Seidenberg definitely affects your penalty killing, but a little more importantly it affects the makeup of your entire team," Brickley said. "That is the single most important issue that the Bruins are going to have to address right now. If you talk about, 'How do the Bruins win more consistently?' you say, well, you need more production from the [David] Krejci line. They carried the offense for the first 2 1/2, three months, but they've been quiet lately. They had unbelievable opportunities last night, didn't finish. It was only the Bergeron line that was scoring goals, basically.
"They need to settle or figure out how they're going to answer the loss of Seidenberg. When [Johnny] Boychuk is your number three, [Dougie] Hamilton, [Torey] Krug, [Adam] McQuaid make up your four, five six, [Matt] Bartkowski, [Kevan] Miller are your depth guys, now you've got a real good group. But you've lost a guy who's playing 24-25 minutes who is an absolute horse back there, he's physical, smart, experience, versatile, strong, well conditioned, understands his role, relishes his role. When you lose a guy like that, in the system that the Bruins play, as good as the other guys are, your team takes a big hit unless you can bring in a guy that's not exactly like a Seidenberg, but someone that allows you to do some of the things he can do."


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NORMAN — Losing is the worst part of Jackie Shipp's job. He hasn't lost much. Shipp is a charter member of Bob Stoops' staff; in nine years at OU, they've lost 22 times, in 119 games. But in recent years, the Sooners are becoming known as much for defeat as for victory. Four straight BCS bowl defeats, including two in national championship games. You know how losing eats at Sooner fans? How a loss to Texas is the end of the world or a BCS bowl defeat means the wheels have come off? Losing affects the coaches far more. Living with a loss gnaws at Stoops and his staff. "For the hours we put in ... all that effort, and you don't get the victory, that's the worst part," Shipp said. It's a dirty job, but someone's got to do it, every Saturday, every game. Says so in the NCAA rules, which eliminated ties in 1996. And bowl defeats are worst of all, since last-game losses mean eight months until the next game. Eight months of living with disappointment. "It's hard," OU defensive coordinator Brent Venables said of losing. "To me, when you do it at a place like Oklahoma, it's somewhat fatalistic. You feel like you let a lot of people down." Stoops handles defeat well. At least outwardly. Not all coaches do. OU assistant Cale Gundy melted down at the Fiesta Bowl last January, lashing out at a couple of writers who weren't even talking to him. Stoops might feel like kicking a dog or dressing down a writer, but he refrains. Venables said Stoops displays great leadership in defeat. "He doesn't allow you to be down long," Venables said. "We've ridden his coattails in that regard." After OU's 48-28 loss to West Virginia in January, Stoops was more introspective than in past bowl defeats, saying he would have to examine all aspects of his program's preparation. Stoops doesn't have a lot of experience losing. He was a big winner as a player at Cardinal Mooney in Youngstown, Ohio, and as a player and coach at Iowa. But Stoops also suffered through a 1-10 record in the first of his seven years as a Kansas State assistant. K-State was expected to lose, but "it still stunk," Stoops said. Those losses — to the likes of Northern Iowa and North Texas — hurt as much as the losses to LSU and Southern Cal more than a decade later. When the Sooners fall, Stoops said, "you're angry, but we are very analytical and realize what are the reasons, what are some of the things we could have done to prevent it, or was there much that we could have prevented? "There is always a certain amount of it that is in the players' hands. So you assess all of that and what is realistic to expect from your players, what they expect of you and what your opportunities are. You work to fix those areas that you are able to." That's what Bill Snyder and Co. did almost 20 years ago at K-State. That's what Stoops and Co. do now at OU. Defeat means roll up your sleeves and go to work. Shipp has experienced disappointment in football. As a Sooner linebacker, he started on Barry Switzer's three worst teams, the four-loss squads of 1981 through 1983. But he also made a Super Bowl with the Miami Dolphins, for whom he played five NFL seasons. Shipp has spent most of his football life with organizations — Sooners, Dolphins — that expect to win. But he's been enough places where winning isn't automatic — Langston, Central Missouri State, Tennessee-Martin, Southern Illinois, Louisiana-Monroe — to appreciate the frequency of victory now, even when punctuated with a bowl slump. Consistent losing? "That would be tough," Shipp said. All losses are.


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Senior Jazz Strozier scored the game-winner as the 49ers claimed their second consecutive Big West Tournament title.
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Nov. 6, 2011
IRVINE, Calif. - Behind a phenomenal defensive performance and a goal from senior Jazz Strozier, the Long Beach State women's soccer team claimed its second consecutive Big West Tournament title with a 1-0 victory over top-seeded and 16th-ranked UC Irvine Sunday afternoon at Anteater Stadium.
With the win, the 49ers have earned the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, marking their third appearance in the last four years.
LBSU also extended its win streak to five games, improving to 15-5-1 overall and establishing a new school record for victories in a season.
"I thought it was a great day for Long Beach State," head coach Mauricio Ingrassia said. "We came in with a game plan, we executed and scored a very nice set piece goal. Hats off to Jeff Joyner, my assistant coach, he works on all of our sets and that was drawn up to perfection."
Strozier scored the game-winner in the 13th minute, while senior Shawna Gordon and junior Alex Balcer each had an assist. Senior Kaitlyn Gustaves anchored the Long Beach State defense that held UCI scoreless for just the second time this year. Gustaves had four saves while picking up her ninth shutout.
Balcer, who was tabbed the most valuable player of the Big West Tournament, had a team-high two shots, while junior Nadia Link and senior Nicole Hubbard each finished with an attempt.
Long Beach State took a 1-0 lead at the 12:40 mark when Strozier found the back of the net. The play started with sophomore Kelsey Wilson serving a free kick to the far post from the right sideline. Balcer then headed it back across the box to Gordon, who also got a head on it before Strozier punched it to the lower left corner. It was Strozier's fourth goal of the season.
The 49ers nearly struck again in the 34th minute as Hubbard's header off a Nicole Sweetman corner kick went just wide.
UC Irvine (14-4-2) threatened in the final 30 seconds when it sent a cross to the middle of the box, but Wilson was able to shield Jenna Pellegrino from the ball while Gustaves picked it up before any damage could be done.
Both teams finished the first half with two shots, while LBSU owned a 2-0 edge in corner kicks.
Long Beach State had the first attempt in the second period at the 51:28 mark, and it was just inches from going in, as Link's shot from the top of the box went off the crossbar after it was tipped by a leaping Jennifer Randazzo.
In the 61st minute, Gustaves answered with a dazzling save to keep the 49ers up, 1-0. On a free kick from about 25 yards out, CoCo Goodson sent a bullet through the defense, but Gustaves made a diving stop to her right.
It was a physical match in which 22 total fouls were called and three yellow cards were issued.
UC Irvine, which had its seven-game winning streak snapped, finished with 12 shots and was paced by Natalia Ledezma, who had five attempts, including one on target.
The NCAA Division I Women's Soccer selection show will air live on NCAA.com at 1:30 p.m. (PST) on Monday, Nov. 7. The tournament is set to begin on Friday, Nov. 11.
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