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|01.28.10 at 11:06 pm ET
This is what it takes to win on the road against good teams in the NBA. The Celtics outplayed the Magic for three and a half quarters, but a combination of hot shooting and a one-sided free throw discrepency allowed Orlando to get back into the game.
Down the stretch the Celtics seemed to make all the right plays. Rajon Rondo stole a possession by diving on the floor and outhustling Vince Carter. Rondo then scored on a tough drive to the hoop to give the Celtics a three-point lead with less than a minute to play. They did everything right, and then they lost it in the final 34 seconds.
The Celtics lost 96-94 after Rashard Lewis drove around Kevin Garnett on a busted play, while Rasheed Wallace's weakside help was two steps too late. They lost after J.J. Redick made an improbable 3-pointer to tie the game seconds earlier. They lost after the Magic took 40 free throws to the Celtics 18, and they lost after two Eddie House 3-pointers were changed to 2's.
After all that the Celtics still had a chance to come away with the victory, but Wallace's 3-pointer at the buzzer sailed wide of the basket. It was a solid, even inspired performance for about 40 of the game's 48 minutes, but it still wasn't enough to get the win.
Player of the Game: Rashard Lewis made big shot after big shot for the Magic, but none was bigger than his drive to the hoop in the final seconds. The Celtics actually played good defense on the play as Paul Pierce denied Carter a chance to get the ball, which found its way into Lewis' hands instead. He drove right around Garnett and laid in the winning points.
Turning Point: Stan Van Gundy made the biggest coaching move of the night, literally, when he brought Marcin Gortat into the game with Dwight Howard and played Lewis at the 3-spot. The Magic were down by double digits when Van Gundy went to the super-sized lineup, but took the lead late in the fourth quarter.
* Kendrick Perkins spent the majority of the first half in foul trouble, but so did Dwight Howard. Call it a draw.
* Orlando had just one assist in the first half and shot 33 percent.
* The Magic cut the Celtics lead to just six points midway through the first half. Then Brian Scalabrine knocked down a corner 3-pointer. On the next possession, Ray Allen hit from long distance on transition and the lead was back up to 12. This pattern repeated itself in the third quarter, but the Celtics once again made shots at the right time. Eddie House buried a 3-pointer with just over a second remaining to put the Celtics up 12 going into the fourth quarter.
* Wallace picked up a technical foul for yelling, "And one," after a made basket. He also unleashed the loudest "BALL DON'T LIE," of the season. Unofficially.
* Allen had a bounceback shooting night, going 8-for-12 and 4-for-8 from 3-point range. But he missed a shot that could have put the Celtics ahead late in the game.
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During the course of a long season it is customary for players and coaches to downplay significant games on the schedule. In the matter of the Celtics' three-game stretch that begins tonight in Orlando, continues Friday in Atlanta and concludes back home on Sunday against the Lakers, a curious thing has happened. Everyone connected with the Celtics seems to view these games as meaningful and important.
"We understand that these are three great games to be able to play," Doc Rivers said Wednesday on Dennis & Callahan. "Coaches look forward to them and players look forward to them as well. Once they're over then they become one of the 82. There's no doubt that players look forward to them."
Danny Ainge also acknowledged their importance. "I think it will tell us a lot about our depth, our conditioning and the quality of our play right now," he said on The Big Show.
Each game has its own personality. The Magic offer the most compelling 1-through-5 matchups, while the Hawks present their in-season mastery of the Celtics as a hurdle to climb. The Lakers provide their own drama, of course. This is not a make-or-break stretch for the Celtics by any means, but it will reveal something about who they are and where they are going.
CELTICS (29-13, 5-5 last 10)
Points Per Game: 99.7
Points Allowed: 93.7
Differential: +6.0 (3rd)
Offensive Efficiency: 107.9 (13th)
Defensive Efficiency: 101.4 (1st)
Pace: 91.7 (22nd)
Likely Starters: Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Kendrick Perkins
Injuries: Marquis Daniels (thumb), Brian Scalabrine (shoulder)
MAGIC (29-16, 505 last 10)
Points Per Game: 101.1
Points Allowed: 96.3
Differential: +4.8 (7th)
Offensive Efficiency: 108.4 (11th)
Defensive Efficiency: 103.2 (5th)
Pace: 93.1 (12th)
Likely Starters: Jameer Nelson, Matt Barnes, Vince Carter, Rashard Lewis, Dwight Howard
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|How Rondo is like Brett Favre
|01.26.10 at 9:57 pm ET
WALTHAM ' Celtics coach Doc Rivers wants his supremely talented point guard to get downright defensive.
Rivers has spent the last three years trying to instill in Rajon Rondo the kind of traits Rivers used to gain a reputation as one of the best defensive guards in the NBA in the 1980s.
Right now, Rivers knows the reputation Rondo has around the league. Go at Rondo and make him try to stop you, since defense hasn't always come naturally for the guard. On Tuesday, following practice, Rivers drew a analogy between Rondo and another pro athlete.
"I think teams try to go at Rondo because of his size and because they want to try and get him to gamble," Rivers said. "It's like trying to make Brett Favre try and throw across his body. It's who you are, and teams know that and try to take advantage of that."
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Like Favre on Sunday with an ill-advised cross-body pass that was picked, Rondo's season came to a bitter end in Game 7 last spring against the Orlando Magic, a game in which some critics felt Rondo hurt the team by constantly gambling for steals instead of playing solid defense on Orlando's dangerous backcourt. Read the rest of this entry »
|Glen Davis: Don't play if you're not a competitor
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WALTHAM — The Celtics leave Wednesday morning to begin one of their toughest four-day stretches of the season. On Thursday, they play in Orlando, followed by a road game in Atlanta the next night.
They return home on Sunday to host Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers. All three teams have a combined 91 wins entering Tuesday's play.
'Huge," Glen Davis said of the week. "These are big, big, big games. If you're not a competitor, you don't need to play in these games. This is a great opportunity for us to keep our win streak alive and also get better with playoff-contending teams. We're looking forward to the challenge. Every game is big but these games are bigger.'
Speaking of Davis, he said he is on a new path when it comes to his former moniker – 'Big Baby'
'Big Baby will always be a part of me. But I'm going to put Big Baby on the shelf ' for now,' he said.
Asked why Davis, No. 11, is leaning toward 'Uno, Uno' as a new nickname, Davis pointed toward Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco. Davis doesn't feel the need to formally change his last name, just his handle.
"Every sport has their version of nicknames," Davis said. "He paved the way. Knock off or not, I'm a different player than Ochocinco. He plays football. I play basketball."
Davis wouldn't be the first pro athlete in Boston to follow the Cincinnati receiver's lead. In 2008, Jonathan Papelbon had 'Cinco Ocho' T-shirts made up sporting the reverse of the famous wide receiver, and representing the No. 58 on the back of Papelbon's uniform.
|Scal cleared to play, Marquis begins drills
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WALTHAM — Brian Scalabrine returned to Celtics practice on Tuesday and was cleared to play on the team's upcoming trip to Orlando and Atlanta. He had missed two games with separated right shoulder, injured on Jan. 6 in Miami.
"Scal practiced today and showed no sign of injury," coach Doc Rivers announced following practice. "He shot two airballs and I was like, 'Scal's back.' He's good. He'll play."
Rivers said that Marquis Daniels participated in passing drills for the first time since surgery on his left thumb. Rivers is hopeful Daniels could re-join the team the first game back from the All-Star break.
Daniels missed his 22nd straight game on Monday night, before which Rivers indicated there was a "slight chance" the guard/forward could return on Feb. 10 in New Orleans, the final game before the All-Star break.
|Mr. Smith comes back to Boston
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BOSTON — For all the attention paid to the return of Marcus Camby to town as a member of the Los Angeles Clippers, it's easy to forget another former New England college star who came back on Monday night at TD Garden.
Craig Smith scored 2,349 points in his collegiate career at Boston College (2002-06), placing him second on the school's career scoring list, trailing only Troy Bell.
In his senior season, he averaged 17.6 points, 9.4 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.2 steals, and 0.8 blocked shots as the Eagles reached the Sweet 16. There, they lost a heartbreaker to Villanova at the Metrodome in Minneapolis. He also attended Worcester Academy for a year as a post-graduate student before college.
When the time arrived to turn pro following his four years at BC, he was regarded as one of the most promising young power forwards in the draft. Yes, he was just 6-7 but he could rebound and proved he had a scorer's mentality in college. Those factors were enough for the Timberwolves to take him in the second round (36th overall) in the 2006 NBA draft.
After two seasons in Minny, he was dealt this past summer, along with Sebastian Telfair and Mark Madsen to the Clippers in exchange for Quentin Richardson.
On Monday night, Smith scored 13 points in 21 minutes for the Clippers in a 95-89 loss to the Celtics.
'Craig's been giving us a lot of good work off the bench the last couple of weeks, and you know when we're scoring down there, we've been going to him and he's been able to deliver for us and we had a good mix," Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy said. "Like I said, hey, we had good inside opportunities, we got to the free throw line some, and we didn't convert on some fast break opportunities and some wide open shots and that was the big difference for us.' Read the rest of this entry »
|Fast Break: Celtics-Clippers
|01.25.10 at 10:10 pm ET
This was the Celtics team we have grown accustomed to watching over the last few seasons. The passing was crisp, the open man was found and the Celtics played from the inside out. It's been several weeks since we've seen that Celtics team on a regular basis and they picked a perfect time to rediscover the formula.
The result was loads of wide-open looks and four starters scoring in double figures (Kendrick Perkins had nine points) in a 95-89 win over the Clippers Monday night at TD Garden. The Celtics also clamped down defensively, holding the Clippers to just 15 points in the third quarter. It was their second-straight win, their first winning streak since Jan. 6.
It wasn't all peaches and cream, to quote a favorite Kevin Garnett saying. They played uninspired basketball in the first 12 minutes, turning the ball over six times and allowing four offensive rebounds.
The Celtics also had trouble putting the Clips away in the fourth quarter, but give Los Angeles' other team credit: They came to play. Former Boston College star Craig Smith was a beast in the fourth quarter, scoring all 13 of his points in the final 12 minutes, but none down the stretch after Garnett picked him up.
Player of the Game: If Rajon Rondo wanted to make one last good impression before the All-Star teams are announced he certainly stated his case well with 16 points, seven rebounds and 12 assists. Like the rest of his teammates Rondo started slowly, but he picked his game up early in the second quarter. It was one of his finest performances in weeks.
Turning Point: With the Celtics trailing by nine points early in the second quarter Doc Rivers subbed out his second team for the starters. That was when Ray Allen got hot, scoring 10 quick points and knocking down a pair of 3-pointers. The Celtics didn't retake the lead until early in the second half, but that's when they began to build momentum
* Kevin Garnett looked strong taking the ball to the basket on a couple of occasions. On one drive he made former Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Camby look foolish with a pump fake before jamming over a defenseless Clipper.
* There was a lot of talk about Rondo's defense before the game, but none of it seemed to bother him before, and during the game. Rondo spent most of the pregame watching video of Baron Davis and talking strategy with assistant coach Armond Hill. He put that into practice keeping Davis in check, holding him to 5-for-13 shooting.
* Things got heated late in the game with Garnett going strong with Smith, Ricky Davis jawing with Ray Allen and Kendrick Perkins and Baron Davis also going at it.
* Speaking of Ray Allen, he scored 10 of his 14 points during a key stretch of the second quarter. He finished with a pedestrian 5-for-14 shooting line, but his hot streak was a big reason the Celtics were able to get back in the game.
* Perkins had a huge rebounding night with 15 boards. Paul Pierce led the scoring with 22 points and was a perfect 11-for-11 from the line.
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The Saints would have been hard pressed to justify paying either Morgan or Collins a minimum of $1.4 million for one season.
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Sigel, R K O; Freisinger, E; Lippert, B (2000). Effects of N7-methylation, N7-platination, and C8-hydroxylation of guanine on H-bond formation with cytosine: platinum coordination strengthens the Watson-Crick pair. Journal of Biological Inorganic Chemistry, 5(3):287-289.
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The hydrogen bonding properties of 1-methylcytosine (1-MeC) with the following guanine base derivatives have been studied in DMSO-d6, applying concentration-dependent 1H NMR spectroscopy: 9-ethylguanine, 7,9-dimethylguanine (7,9-DimeGH+), and 7,8-dihydro-8-oxo-9-methylguanine (8-O-9-MeGH), as well as three 9-ethylguanine complexes carrying different Pt(II) moieties at the N7 position. The association constants K for the Watson-Crick pairing schemes are by a factor 2-3 higher in the cases of platinated guanine complexes compared to the Watson-Crick pair between 9-ethylguanine and 1-methylcytosine (K = 6.9 +/- 1.3 M(-1)). Similar enhanced stabilities are observed for the pairs formed between 1-MeC and 7,9-DimeGH+ or 8-O-9-MeGH. The increase in N1H acidity of the guanine derivative upon modification at the N7 or C8 positions can be correlated with the association constants K; the result is a bell-shaped curve meaning that acidification initially stabilizes hydrogen bond formation up to a certain maximum; further acidification then leads to a destabilization. For two of the examples studied in solution, hydrogen bonding according to Watson-Crick between N7-platinated 9-ethylguanine and 1-methylcytosine has also been established by X-ray crystallography.
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A couple of weeks ago, the Journal of Business released its 2016 Market Fact Book. This publication is a wealth of information about our local economy, employment information and much more. As a bit of a data junkie, I love to read through these types of reports to see what data our industry can use to plan for the future – and this year's report provides one glaring set of statistics we all need to pay attention to – construction employment. The report lists job growth by sector and shows construction as the fast growing industry now and in to the future. It also breaks out the 10 fastest growing occupations – and they are all construction occupations! Tied for first are glaziers, fence erectors, insulation workers and roofers. Rounding out the top 10 are brick masons, concrete finishers, HVAC mechanics, crane operators, electricians and plumbers.
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Additionally, participation by contractors who qualify in more than one Business Group will only be counted towards meeting the goal of one Business Group. For example, participation by a contractor who qualifies as both a Veteran Business and a Minority Business Enterprise would accrue towards meeting the goal of either Business Group, but not both.
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See a full copy of the proposal here. You may contact Cheryl Stewart directly with any questions about this issue or to submit additional comments.
Attached you will find your 2015 National AGC Safety Awards application. I encourage all of our members to PLEASE FILL OUT & RETURN! In order to be eligible to receive an award, you must have applied for the previous 3 years. You can see that in order to be eligible, if you have not been entering, now is the time to start. This application only takes 10 Minutes to fill out and return.
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This is it – it's time to get serious about the Paid Safe & Sick Leave ordinance being considered by the Spokane City Council. The proposed policy will be heard for its first reading tonight with final reading and a vote next Monday, Jan 11. A hearing was held today by Council to discuss the policy and possible changes. The current policy, as written, offers an exemption to "those employed by firm(s) engaged in "construction work" as defined in WAC 296-155-012." However, there was much debate today about the need for an exemption for the construction industry, if it covers all employees of a firm and if the city should consider an exemption for just CBA's instead of an industry wide exemption.
Spokane City Council members need to hear from us now! If your company is located in the City of Spokane or if you perform work in the city, you need to write to council today and let them know how this type of ordinance will affect your business! Below is a sample email that can be sent to council members as well as email addresses for each member. Our City Council relies heavily on the comments it receives from the community so these letter will make a significant impact.
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I am writing to express my concerns over the proposed Earned Safe and Sick Leave Policy that is currently being considered by the City Council.
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I am writing to express my concerns over the proposed Earned Safe and Sick Leave Policy that is currently being considered by the City Council.
My company, _____________, (is located in / performs work in), the City of Spokane and would be directly affected by this ordinance. I understand the current ordinance exempts firms engaged in construction work and I encourage you to leave this exemption in the final ordinance. The construction industry does face several unique challenges when it comes to this type of policy and the administrative burden alone would be substantial for our company.
However, I am also concerned that any policy that must exempt an entire industry will have other unintended consequences that may outweigh any perceived benefit. I, like most business owners in our community, do what I can to take care of my employees and I resent the implication that by not offering this benefit I don't value my employees or their well-being. Unfortunately, the nature of our work makes this type of policy extremely difficult to implement and will limit my ability to offer other, more desired benefits to my employees.
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In the heat of deliberation as the Legislature worked to pass the recent $16 billion transportation package, Spokane's share of the transportation revenue looked rather bleak. Things started out well, but took a turn when the package stalled in the State Senate. At this point, seven organizations from around Spokane took it upon themselves to make sure projects vital to the growth of the region receive necessary funding. The result of their efforts: More than a billion dollars for Spokane, connecting the North Spokane Corridor to I-90, interchange improvements on the West Plains, Barker to Harvard improvements along I-90 and much more.
"This is such an exciting time to live and work in Spokane," said Cheryl Stewart, Executive Director of the Inland Northwest Associated General Contractors. "This transportation package is just one more way our community is investing in itself. The Overall impact of these projects will create thousands of living wage jobs and open the doors for even more development."
The coalition consists of the Inland Northwest Association of General Contractors, Spokane International Airport, West Plains Chamber of Commerce, Greater Spokane Incorporated, Spokane Good Roads Association, Spokane Regional Labor Council and the Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce.
"The Spokane Area Good Roads Association has had 112 years of advocating for transportation improvements in Spokane," said Steve Robinson, President of the Spokane Area Good Roads Association. "The new revenue package that completes the NSC has been a 60 year community effort. We commend the many supporters for unifying in this effort."
The biggest win for the Coalition is the North Spokane Corridor. The Legislature authorized nearly $879 million to complete connecting the NSC to I-90. Planning and design phases are underway and the final phase of the NSC should be complete by 2029.
"We cannot thank our Legislators enough for ensuring this package includes full funding to complete the North Spokane Corridor," said Stewart, of the Inland Northwest AGC. "This community has been advocating for this project for many years and we are now finally able to finish what we've started!"
In 2017, the West Plains will see major improvement at the Medical Lake and Geiger interchanges. The $26.2 million project will increase freight mobility and improve access to undeveloped areas. Construction of the interchanges in the West Plains should be complete by the end of 2021.
"We want to thank Sen. Baumgartner and Sen. Billig as well as Reps. Ormsby and Riccelli for their leadership to ensure that these projects were included as part of the transportation funding package," said Al French, Chairman of the Spokane Airport Board. "The airport board is anticipating the completion of the improvement projects at Geiger and Medical Lake interchanges as it will help to unlock the development and potential of land in the vicinity of Spokane International Airport to help meet our aerospace and related industry recruitment objectives.
Spokane Valley will also enjoy much needed improvement along I-90 from Barker to Harvard road. The $26.4 million project will increase access to approximately 500 acres of commercial development.
"I'm excited to be part of a coalition of this caliber," said Katherine Morgan, President and CEO of the Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce. "We realize taking a regional approach allows us to impact more change together than any one of us can alone. Working together creates such a strong result."
Some areas of the State, like King County, are in the midst of a major economic boom. For King County, one of the side effects the economic upturn is unemployment of less than four percent. Spokane County has not been as lucky or as quick to recover from the Great Recession. As of May, local unemployment numbers are much higher and, in some cases, almost double that of Puget Sound.
"From start to finish and beyond, transportation projects are always about jobs," said Steve Stevens, President and CEO of Greater Spokane Incorporated. "During their construction, the movement of employees upon their completion and the businesses that will locate and grow along their corridors make them extremely wise investments."
In the past, Spokane has always been a net loser when it comes to transportation. Under the previous transportation package in 2005, Spokane only saw 41 cents of benefit per dollar paid. The current package provides $1.29 in benefit for every dollar invested.
"If someone offered me an opportunity to invest with a guaranteed return of 29 percent for the next 15 years, you can be pretty sure I would take that deal," said Joe Jackson, Executive Director of the West Plains Chamber of Commerce. "This is just a small example of what we can do when we work together and strive to achieve a common goal. It proves we are better together."
We invite the community to join us for a celebration of this historic package on Monday, July 27th from 4-6pm at the Spokane Convention Center. Click here for more information.
The Inland Northwest Associated General Contractors (AGC) is pleased to announce its endorsement of Mayor David Condon for re-election in 2015. The association, which represents over 275 construction related companies throughout the region, also voted to endorse LaVerne Biel and Evan Verduin for City Council.
"Mayor Condon has proven to be an effective leader for the City of Spokane over the past 3 years", said Max Kuney, AGC Government Affairs Chairman. "His willingness to look for innovative solutions and work with all aspects of the community is what Spokane needs to truly become the city of choice."
LaVerne Biel, a small business owner, is running in District 2 for the seat being vacated by Mike Allen. Evan Verduin, an architect and Spokane native, is running against Karen Stratton, who was appointed to the council last year, in the 3rd District.
"Both LaVerne and Evan bring a non-partisan, business perspective to the council", said Kuney. "We feel they will provide a fresh voice and help focus the council on the issues that are most important to the citizens of Spokane."
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Last Friday, Washington State Senate Transportation Committee Chair Curtis King (R-Yakima) announced an aggressive transportation plan that will invest over $15 billion dollars in the states infrastructure system over the next 16 years.
"We are encouraged to see the Senate come up with such a comprehensive package that should have strong bipartisan support", said Inland Northwest AGC Executive Director Cheryl Stewart. "This package includes both new revenue and system wide reforms, both of which are necessary to ensure long term stability for the state's transportation systems."
The package looks to several revenue streams, the largest of which is an 11.7 cent gas tax increase over the next three years. Also included in the package are 8 key policy reforms that will help to ensure the efficiency of transportation projects and provide better stewardship of gas tax revenues.
Several Eastern Washington projects will be funded with this proposal, over $1.3 billion total, including the North Spokane Corridor, 1-90/Medical Lake & Geiger Interchanges, I-90/Barker Road, I-82/Red Mountain Interchange and Spokane Transit's Central City Line.
"We strongly encourage all of our local legislators to support this package", Stewart said. "This not only brings much needed infrastructure improvements to Eastern Washington, it will also create thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in economic impact."
For a complete list of the projects and reforms included in the package, please visit the Senate Transportation Committee website at http://leg.wa.gov/senate/committees/tran/Pages/default.aspx.
ACTION ALERT: Please contact your legislator today and let them know you support both the Funding Package and the Reform Package. Find your legislator here. We have prepared a sample letter/email for you to send. Please contact Cheryl Stewart or Wayne Brokaw for more information.
Thank you to everyone that attended our recent Commercial Motor Vehicles Roundtable discussion with local law enforcement agencies. This session was very well attended and provided some very valuable information to members.
There were several requests for copies of the power point presentation that was used as well as the links that were provided throughout the morning. Please see the list of resources below:
The Spokane City Council will be hearing an ordinance next Monday, December 15th, that will require 15% apprenticeship utilization on all public works contracts over $350,000.
Proponents of this ordinance call it a jobs bill and have described anyone that opposes it as not supporting jobs. Make no mistake – this ordinance DOES NOT create jobs. The street levy and park bond create jobs. All this ordinance does is tell us who can and cannot have those jobs.
More than anyone, AGC contractors understand the workforce shortages facing our industry. No other association does more to support apprenticeship or workforce development. The construction industry as a whole employees more apprentices than any other industry in the State of Washington. And while we understand that we are facing a workforce shortage, this one size fits all approach is not the solution to our problems.
The Spokane Alliance and FUSE have gathered an impressive group to be at City Council on Monday in support of this ordinance. Every apprenticeship director in the area will tell them they have a long list of people that want to be apprentices. You are well aware that for every one of them that testifies, we could bring up 3 times as many contractors that will tell you they cannot get apprentices when they need them.
This ordinance also imposes stiff penalties for anyone that does not meet the requirements and gives no allowances for "good faith effort". It also makes no allowance for contractors that do not have access to apprentices and forces them to sign agreements with a union sponsored plan. When Council President Stuckart was told that this ordinance would force many small, family-owned companies that provide their own in-house training, to no longer do work with the city, his reply was "no one is forcing them to work with us".
We need to make sure City Council understands the real implications of this ordinance. This will not help solve our workforce issues, this will force companies to use apprentices when they tell them to, not when it makes the most sense or provides the best training opportunities, and it will cost the city money in oversight and increased bid prices to accommodate extra workers or penalties. Additionally, we currently have 11,000 people working in this industry that we need to keep employed, and this could very well force contractors to send some of these people home to make room for the required apprentices.
I strongly encourage you to write to city council today and to be present at next Monday's city council meeting. It is important that they hear both sides of this issue. They are getting dozens of letters every day, we need all of our members to contact them, please encourage all of your contractors, subs and suppliers to contact them as well.
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According to the Georgetown Police Department, the stolen check was reported to police in April. Police said Dennis R. Johnson had contact with the victim in April and video surveillance showed him allegedly cashing the check at the M&T Bank in Georgetown.
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In what his coach called the best pole vault competition in NCAA history, Rice junior Chris Pillow tied his career best and took home seventh place.
Pillow was one of three Rice athletes competing Wednesday through Friday at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore. Three more Owls will strive for All-American status in field events on Saturday.
Pillow made his first appearance at the championships on Wednesday. His best mark of the day was 5.5 meters, tying him for seventh place with Reese Watson of Texas. The top eight finishers of each event are named First-Team All-Americans.
Ole Miss vaulter Sam Kendricks won the national championship with a vault of 5.7 meters.
"Chris competed in what was one of the best pole vault competitions in NCAA history," said Rice men's track coach Jon Warren in a school-issued news release. "He had a great series and really performed well. Eighteen feet has won many, many NCAA national championships and this year it took that to finish in the top nine. The way he performed and responded when he had to was truly outstanding. He did Rice proud today."
Pillow, who hails from Mechanicsville, Va., cleared the bar on his third attempt at 5.50 meters (or 18-0.50 feet). He attempted 5.55 meters but was unsuccessful. He also recorded 5.50 meters at the Texas Relays on March 27. Only Jason Colwick has achieved a higher mark in school history. In fact, Colwick was the last Rice track First-Team All-American. He won the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships in 2009.
Rice also had a competitor in the women's pole vault. McKenzie Johnson, a sophomore from San Diego, did not clear the bar on her attempts Friday. She was one of four athletes to record no height. Akron's Annika Roloff won the event, clearing 4.4 meters.
"There were some tough conditions for all the vaulters today with swirling headwinds," said Rice women's track coach Jim Bevan. "But McKenzie gained some valuable experience coming to nationals as just a sophomore. She'll be able to take advantage of being here going into next season."
Johnson won four outdoor events this year and took second in the C-USA Outdoor Championship with a vault of 4.08 meters.
Rice's Cali Roper capped her freshman season by taking 22nd place in the 10,000 meter run Thursday. Her time of 34:34.33 was about 16 seconds off her best time in the event. The race was won by Emma Bates of Boise State. UAB runner Elinor Kirk was the runner up. Top seed Erin Finn of Michigan took sixth.
Roper was the third runner in Rice history to qualify for a NCAA Outdoors Championship long distance event.
"Cali completed an awesome freshman year, competing in her first national meet as a freshman," Bevan said. "She ran a courageous race, going out faster than she's ever gone out and that's what she had to do. She went through the first 5K as fast as she had run."
The Conroe native won the Conference USA Outdoor 10,000 meters title and had several cross country highlights last fall.
"She gained valuable experience for the future and she'll be back here, older, wiser and fitter," Bevan said.
Rice's 2013-2014 athletic season concludes Saturday. Sophomore Evan Karakolis will throw for the javelin title at 2:35 p.m. CST. A few minutes later, Belle MacFarlane will begin the women's high jump competition. Meanwhile, Claire Uke will look to improve upon her 18th place NCAA Outdoors Championship showing a year ago in the shot put. Her event begins at 3 p.m.


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Last night ABC and Marvel aired Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe in place of Agents of SHIELD. It's a documentary offering behind-the-scenes looks at the upcoming films in their cinematic universe, and as promised it also gave us a first look at concept art for Avengers: Age of Ultron. The images show us the designs for Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch and Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Quicksilver. We also see Iron Man decked out in his Hulkbuster armor (glimpsed briefly in Iron Man 3) squaring off against, who else, the Hulk.
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For the week of
March 02, 2012
- carolinajournal.com
Reaction of the Week
RALEIGH — The average North Carolinian surrendered more than 4.5
percent of his personal income to fund city and county government in the
2010 budget year, the same percentage paid in taxes and fees in 2009.
That's according to a new John Locke Foundation report.
The local tax and fee burden continued to top more than $2,000 a year in five of North Carolina's largest cities.
"The typical resident of the median county in North Carolina paid $1,242
in taxes and fees to county and municipal governments in the 2010
budget year," said report author Michael Lowrey, a JLF policy analyst in
economics and regulatory policy. "That's down from an
inflation-adjusted $1,321 figure for 2009. But the numbers look
different when you factor in the fact that many of the state's more
populous counties also have above-average local tax and fee burdens."
Adjusting for population, the state average local government tax burden
remains constant at 4.52 percent for a second straight year.
"The impact of the Great Recession was not felt equally throughout the
state," Lowrey said. "While income per person rose slightly in the
median county, the state's major urban areas saw sharp declines in
personal income per person. Statewide, per capita personal income
dropped $800 from 2008 to 2009. So the smaller dollar figure for the
tax-and-fee burden did not translate into a smaller burden on a
percentage basis."
CJ: Races take shapeRALEIGH — Candidate filing for the May primary
closed at noon Wednesday with 40 percent of legislative districts — 68
seats out of 170 in the N.C. General Assembly — lacking either a
Republican or Democratic challenger.
CJ: 'Green' jobs estimates cost taxpayers millionsRALEIGH — Since the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics does not allow
states to set up categories and classifications of jobs that do not
match federal definitions for other purposes, it's unclear what value
any of the state surveys will have to anyone other than elected
officials and civic boosters.
CJ: Perdue friend 'Buzzy' Stubbs pleads not guiltyRALEIGH — Gov. Bev Perdue's close friend Trawick
"Buzzy" Stubbs pleaded not guilty to criminal charges related to his
unreported expenditures for the benefit of Perdue's 2008 campaign for
CJ: Unemployment insurance fraud to be studiedRALEIGH — A new N.C. House task force will study
fraudulent unemployment insurance claims and potentially make policy
recommendations to the General Assembly. House Speaker Thom Tillis, R-Mecklenburg, announced the launch of the task force Tuesday at a press conference.
CJ: Raleigh Union Station may depend on sales tax hikeRALEIGH — A daunting array of studies,
interlocal agreements, street renovations, and track work are still in
the discussion phase. But before a $212 million multimodal transit
center can be built on the west side of downtown Raleigh, it's unclear
whether Wake County must pass a half-cent sales tax referendum to
guarantee the project will be built.
Monday, March 05, 2012 at 12:00 pm NoonA meeting of the Shaftesbury Societywith our special guest Scott L. Silliman"Killing by Drone: Issues of Law and Policy"
Tuesday, March 13, 2012 at 7:30 PM2012 John William Pope Lecturewith our special guest Meghan L. O'Sullivan"Making Sense of the New Middle East: The Dynamics and Their Implications for US Interests"
Saturday, March 17, 2012 at 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.A Citizens' Constitutional Workshop in Morehead City, NCwith our special guests Dr. Troy Kickler & Dr. Michael SaneraWorkshop #2 in Morehead City: "What would the Federalists and Anti-federalists say about the current political and economic crises?"
Capital Quotes
"This campaign is going to be a 40-yard dash rather than a marathon like primaries we have had in the past."— Democratic campaign strategist Brad Crone, talking to the Raleigh News & Observer about this year's Democratic gubernatorial primary.
"The GOP has got to have North Carolina. Republicans don't need their voters straying."— Michal Bitzer, a political scientist at Catawba College, talking to the Charlotte Observer about the potential impact of Americans Elect getting on the ballot for president in North Carolina.
"I cast one vote at a time. I don't look at whether it's conservative or liberal."— Rep. Mel Watt, D-12th, responding to the Raleigh News & Observer to his being ranked as the most liberal member of the state's congressional delegation by National Journal.
"If we continue to lose export sales, it's just going to basically put us out of business."— Jimmy Pate, a fifth-generation tobacco farmer from Rowland, describing to the Charlotte Observer the importance of foreign tobacco sales and tobacco being included in a trade agreement being negotiated with eight Pacific Rim countries.
On The Air This Week…
This week on C J Radio…
Carolina Journal Managing Editor Rick Henderson lays out government's role in child nutrition, showcased in CJ reporting about Hoke County Schools taking away a child's homemade lunch; lawmakers react to news that state bureaucrats shifted money to delay program cuts; UNC budget officer Charles Perusse tells legislators about UNC job cuts; Francis Gary Powers Jr. discusses his father's role in Cold War history; JLF's Michael Sanera shares results of a report about special deals given by the Raleigh Convention Center.
This week on NC Spin…
Join moderator Tom Campbell
for another week of political discussion and debate on the most
intelligent television talk show in the state. Topics this week: Candidate filings and the pre-kindergarten battle. This week's panelists: John Hood, president of the John Locke Foundation; Chris Fitzsimon of NC Policy Watch; former Lt. Gov. Dennis Wicker; and broadcaster and businessman Henry Hinton.
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When thinking about Milwaukee, images of the Brewers or beer come to mind. However, Milwaukee is also known for a lot more than baseball and beer.
Okay, not a lot. Oh, I forgot about Laverne and Shirley. However, to those that live in Chicago's far Northern Suburbs like Gurnee, Waukeegan, Grays Lake, and others, Milwaukee is known for General Mitchell International Airport, a convenient, often less expensive, and easier way to fly from the Chicagoland area than make a trip to O'Hare or Midway. In fact, for those that reside in the upper Northern Illinois area, going to Mitchell is the only way to fly.
According to the USA Today, that's just fine with the airport. In fact, Mitchell has become of the nation's "go-to" airports for those within driving distance due to discounted fares during a period that saw airport traffic declining as a whole. According to the USA Today report, AirTran (once known as ValuJet) is certain that they can turn Mitchell into Chicago's third hub. While to many, this seems like a stretch, when traffic, construction, and airport congestion are factored in, flying out of O'Hare vs. Mitchell takes the same amount of time. However, the fares are usually less at Mitchell.
Loree Krause, a Gurnee resident, uses Mitchell on a regular basis to fly her granddaughter from Clearwater to Chicago due to the ease of travel and lower fares.
AirTran's CEO stated that its been their strategy to target the Illinois. "Within 60 miles of Milwaukee, there are about 3½ million people. Part of the market certainly extends into northern Chicago. So we think there's a lot of potential from north Chicago." Which makes a lot of sense considering that the population of Milwaukee and the surrounding areas has about one million residents.
"Mitchell airport director Barry Bateman estimates close to a million of Milwaukee's 8 million passengers come from northern Illinois." (USA Today)
Is there value in promoting Mitchell to Illinois residents? Claritas, a widely used consumer segmentation software, shows the following data regarding the Milwaukee DMA from2008:
Milwaukee, WI DMA
Population: 2,256,600
Households: 894,036
Median Age: 37.5
Average HH Income: $66,252
However, the city population estimation in 2008 was just over 604,000 according to the US Census. When compared to Chicago, Milwaukee pales in comparison in the sheer amount of people. Yet, looking at the cities in Northeastern Illinois shows that there are a few million high-income, upwardly mobile business and pleasure travelers that might make the drive to Milwaukee rather than fight their way to O'Hare. This is the audience that the airport could potentially target with an advertising effort.
The competition between the airports carriers -- mainly Midwest, AirTran and Southwest -- is expected to heat up when AirTran announces new routes this week. This may spark more initiative for Chicago travelers to look north.


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As noticed by us all, there are a substantial number of new innovative goods. Therefore, it stands to reason; they are manufacture somewhere by someone or some entity. And just as we have new products, we have new ways to produce them. With new ways of production comes a demand for workers with newer skills. In accordance, this collective framework is fostering a much needed coalition between companies, government, community organizations, colleges/universities, and high schools. Illustrations can be found, per a series of programs, on http://www.theatlantic.com/live/.
Notably, the cities they discussed were: Miami, FL, Norwood, OH, Richmond, VA, and Worcester, MA. And in accordance, those cities are aiming to put themselves at a competitive advantage on a number of fronts. Obviously, all of this is about economics. But, understand, common and well known principles will still play out: risks vs. rewards; competing interests; political/social polarizing; and limited resources. In contrast, the real opportunities are only limited by the creativity, imagination, and fortitude of those desiring to get involved; true among any or all industries.
Reflective of this discussion, but by no means the only piece, are consumer items, attempting to grasp success; some recent ones include:
- A Bluetooth® Smart cooking thermometer, alerting you on your mobile device when your food is ready; http://idevicesinc.com/kitchen-thermometer/.
- Controls your devices such as TV, DVD, VCR, Home Theatre, Blu-ray, Cable Boxes, Satellite Boxes, Receivers, etc. using your iPhone (Android coming soon); http://viatekproducts.com/zmart-remote-pro/.
- Xi3 NUC is an ultra compact computer; http://www.xi3.com/desktops/xi3-nuc.
- MAINGEAR Torq, world's first fully liquid cooled small form factor PC; http://www.maingear.com/custom/sff/torq/index.php.
- Charge and Sync Station 16 includes built-in USB ports for charging and syncing … multiple tablets and other USB-charged devices. http://www.aleratec.com/charge-and-sync-station-16-ipad-android-tablet-charger-400103.html.
- MOMENTUM On-Ear Samba reflects Latin vibes, exuberant colour, and a passion for life, music and movement with a bold yellow and green colour scheme inspired by the Brazilian flag; http://en-us.sennheiser.com/momentum-on-ear-samba.
In accordance, one speaker might have led you to the following: can you afford not to have your life disrupted by technology. Furthering another thought, innovations are so much a part of and around us, already. More so, the influence of technological developments in production lines to work skills needed, for the above products and many others, are already in the pipeline, and continue to evolve.
In closing, if you stand for something you will have people for you and people against you. But if you stand for nothing you will have nobody for you and nobody against you. Maurice Saatchi. So, go ahead, choose your direction for technology.


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WOLCOTT, Colo. (SMU) - Sophomore Jenny Haglund carded SMU's top score of the week on Wednesday, a one-over 73, to lead the SMU women's golf team to a 14-over 302 and a sixth place finish at the Golfweek Conference Challenge at Red Sky Golf Club. Haglund finished sixth on the individual leaderboard in the 90-player field.
"This was a great tournament for us to start with because the greens were very challenging, and this course demands so much," head coach Jeanne Sutherland said. "We want to be the best putting team in the nation, and we obviously have a lot of work to do. We will come away from this week learning a lot. We need to focus more during the practice rounds on the speed and the terrain. There are a lot of great lessons we can take away from this. I saw a lot of fight and a lot of focus this week. We have a lot to build on, but we obviously have a lot of work to do."
Senior Maria Elena Villamil shot a three-over 75 to finish in 20th with a 13-over 229. Classmate Caitlin Pisciotta and sophomore Alexandra Rossi inked matching 77s on shotgun-start Wednesday. Rossi's tally put her in 26th with a 15-over 231, while Pisciotta finished in a tie for 57th.
Pepperdine won the tournament title by 36 strokes, and defending champion Grace Na repeated in 2013 as well, taking the tournament title by two strokes with a six-under 210.
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It was a crowded day on Boston Harbor between Comic Con Boston taking place near another cruise taking off for Rock and Blues Concert cruises on Sunday, August 10. Plenty of sun poured into the boat as people dressed in dance clothes and summer attire boarded the Provincetown II to see the return of the ten piece 70s and 80s cover band, 'Booty Vortex.' Visit bootyvortex.com for more on this band and check out rockandbluescruise.com for the full schedule of upcoming summer cruises!
This year marked the seventh year 'Booty Vortex' rocked the Provincetown II and as the afternoon went on, provided plenty of reasons why this group has developed such a strong following. DJ JJ Wright spun a variety of disco and dance tunes in between the band's sets. Before 'Booty Vortex' hit the stage, a white boa was draped across a pair of bongo drums, an indication of the band's distinct character.
The entire band was dressed in white, but with a funky 70s flair. Big sunglasses, mini-mirror ball necklaces, and high boots are just a piece of this band's over the top style. Three members played the horns and one was wearing a captain's hat.
Calling themselves Boston's finest funk and disco, 'Booty Vortex' is funky, full of character, and possesses a bit of a wild side. Their enthusiasm is infectious, their voices powerful, and their music, a collection of mostly hit 70s and 80s cover songs, are well done. Part of the humor in this group are in the self-proclaimed names of the group members such as Pixi Stix (drummer), Gold Fingah (keyboard player), and singers GingerSNAP, and Honey Child.
The Provincetown II took off to the tunes of Parliament's 'Giving up the Funk' and Lakeside's 'Fantastic Voyage,' then launched into a long music set. 'Booty Vortex' charmed audiences with an impromptu song of Positive K's 'I Got a Man' involving Gold Fingah and Honey Child, revealing playful chemistry.
Other highlights included song combinations of Chic's 'Good Times/Queen's 'Another One Bites the Dust,' a spot on rendition of a Jackson Five medley, and O'Jay's 'Love Train'/ Cee Lo Green's daring version of the dance song 'Forget You.' They have a unique style, their music is not too hard or loud and songs range from danceable to sometimes mellow.
Other dance hits include 'I love the night life' by Alicia Bridges, 'Heaven Must Be Missing and Angel' by Tavares, and 'The Best of My Love' by 'The Emotions!'
On this sunny day, a cool breeze filled the boat on a three hour boat cruise to see some of Boston's beautiful sights, like the Boston Harbor Islands and Boston's beautiful skyline. Captain Wally Cornell commanded this party ship, secluded from the live music that is never distracting from the ship's journey.
See 'Booty Vortex' next at the Zorba Room, 439 Market Street in Lowell on Saturday, September 20 and Johnny D's, 17 Holland Street in Somerville. The Rock and Blues Concert cruise series concludes its summer cruises with Viral Sound with Blue Boy Productions on Sunday, August 17 and Barnstar! With Dietrich Strause on Sunday, August 24! Get a $5 discount on Viral Sound cruise by using the word 'Viral' when ordering tickets at rockandbluescruise.com!


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A former St. Johns County man avoided a possible death penalty Friday by admitting he beat his fiancee's 4-year-old son to death after the child wet his bed.
Levi Duke McElroy, 25, pleaded no contest to first-degree murder, a life felony, and aggravated child abuse, a first-degree felony.
Circuit Judge J. Michael Traynor will sentence McElroy on Nov. 28, the date that had been set for picking the jury in the capital murder trial.
He is expected to get 30 years for child abuse and life without parole for the murder.
The defendant, a truck driver from Springfield, Mo., has been held without bond since his arrest in August 2004 in the death of Andrew Thomas "Drew" Lakey.
He originally was charged with second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse when the medical examiner determined the boy died of "extensive traumatic injuries to the head, stomach and chest."
Following an investigation, the State Attorney's Office decided in February to charge McElroy with capital murder. The investigator determined the child did not die as the result of a "spontaneous outburst," said former Assistant State Attorney Maureen Sullivan Christine.
McElroy, a 1999 graduate of St. Augustine High School, remained silent during Friday's hearing except to answer the judge's questions. He said he had worked as a mechanic and truck driver.
The defendant, who made deliveries for Steelman Transportation, had taken Drew with him on a Miami-to-Baltimore run, the child's mother, Crystal Lakey, said shortly after her son's death.
She didn't hesitate to let her child go on the trip, she said, "because (Drew) loved Levi, and Levi loved him."
Lakey was in St. Augustine two days after the crime to take her son's body back to Missouri for burial.
Born and raised in St. Johns County, McElroy stopped at the Solano Hunting Club off County Road 13 north to visit a cousin and a close friend during the trip.
The morning of Aug. 29, 2004, McElroy called authorities to report that he found Drew dead in the sleeping compartment, Assistant State Attorney Matt Cline said Friday.
During a post-Miranda interview, Cline told the judge, McElroy admitted killing the 4-year-old "because he urinated in his bed."
The defendant slapped the boy in the face and beat him with a paddle, causing the blunt force trauma that killed him, Cline said.
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