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Final draft of Competition Law debated in Ha Noi, HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City - Viet Nam's Competition Law should strive to help the country build a healthy environment for competition and prevent anti-competitive practices, according to Deputy Minister of Trade Dr. Le Danh Vinh, who opened this morning's workshop on the latest draft Competition Law in Ho Chi Minh City.
Together with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the Ministry of Trade has organized workshops in Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City to gather Vietnamese policymakers, entrepreneurs, international experts, and representatives from the donor community to discuss the drafting and implementation of the Competition Law. The finalized law will be submitted to the National Assembly in April of this year.
The Deputy Minister also attended last week's two-day workshop held in Ha Noi. At that meeting, he stressed that "Viet Nam moved to a market economy not so long ago, and started examining competition law in 2000; so for Viet Nam, competition is a new and complicated issue. Furthermore, in the context of economic integration, the efforts of one single country are not enough- in the age of globalization, anti-competitive practices can have international impacts. Therefore, it is essential to enhance international cooperation in building and implementing competition policy."
Much like the drafting processes of other national laws in recent years, the Competition Law Drafting Committee has utilized forums such as the current workshops to establish an institutional framework for the law's implementation, and build support for its final passage.
The specific objective of the latest round of workshops is to solicit opinions from officials and experts in both Ha Noi and HCMC on ways to identify noncompetitive practices in Viet Nam, and explore how the final law can remedy them. Additionally, the workshops are designed to give international commentators the opportunity to share experiences related to competition law implementation, with the expectation that salient issues will be considered in the final draft.
Addressing the workshop in Ha Noi, UNDP Resident Representative Mr. Jordan Ryan noted that the law "is crucial for the economic development of Viet Nam; it is another instrument in support the creation of a level playing field for all economic actors in society. Effective competition law also addresses corporate governance issues and will be closely linked with SOE reform and FDI strategy. All these policies will contribute to achieving the national goals of accelerated growth and sustainable development."
Many observers view the Competition Law as a watershed in Viet Nam's course towards more efficient and rule-based business practices. Yet several challenges remain, including the establishment of a Competition Authority in Viet Nam, the development of a more competition-oriented business culture, the formation of strong consumer groups that could dispute uncompetitive practices, and the promotion of an independent and capable judiciary to deal with competition cases.
According to Mr. Ryan, these challenges are not insurmountable, and "building capacity and expertise to implement the Competition Law is a good investment for Viet Nam. Competitiveness is an end in itself- with Viet Nam's economic position enhanced, its ability to deliver on the Millennium Development Goals is strengthened. As always, the UNDP is ready to cooperate with the government and all development partners to support Viet Nam's economic and administrative reform process."
Like the Ha Noi meeting, the HCMC workshop will last for two days. After tomorrow afternoon's conclusion, the Competition Law Drafting Committee is expected to consider all of the workshop discussions and findings as it finalizes the last draft for submission to the National Assembly in April.
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by A verified traveler from Tulsa, OK
Nice hotel close to major highway.Posted Jul 21, 2016
Very clean rooms, late night parking was the only problem. We enjoyed our stay!
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Great Hotel....Great Smiles....Great ServicePosted Jul 13, 2016
Pros: The comfort and friendly staff members
Cons: Nothing
Location: We were visiting near by and so the location was good for us. There were many great restaurants nearby.
We were greeted in a friendly manner, were treated respectfully. The rooms were clean and the maids were very friendly as if we had been there a lot even though this was our first but, not our last stay at this hotel. I liked very much that it was smoke free and made our stay even more relaxing.
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Pros: Quiet property. Large and newer accommodations.
Location: Right of the freeway but in quiet neighborhood near restaurants and close to Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Drove into Denver for an one-night stay in order to attend concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Didn't want to spend much on a hotel because we were really only going to spend the night and not use all the property amenities. However wanted a clean and quiet hotel. This La Quinta property exceeded my expectations.
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Okay but could improvePosted Jun 24, 2016
Breakfast was limited. Cleaning needs improvement. Bed and rooms were nice.
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Clean place close to red rocksPosted Jun 3, 2016
Needed a room for the night after a red rocks concert, very clean and friendly staff. Close drive to red rocks, and a couple restaurants within walking distance. Also brought our dogs as they are pet friendly!
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back entryPosted May 24, 2016
Pros: the room was super nice and comfortable; the staff were very good
we stayed for 4 nights- the back entry floor and door were never cleaned the time we stayed nor the back elevator. The entrance and hallways were very good/nice, but they seem to have forgotten to clean the back entry tile and windows and keep it looking as nice in the back as the front entrance. Our actual room was very nice and comfortable. The staff was very good also, the night manager went out of her way to provide us towels as housekeeping forgot about us one day; but it was just the one day housekeeping forgot us.
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Nice motel close to down townPosted May 12, 2016
Pros: Motel was clean and check in was good
Cons: Carpet was just clean and order was not good
Location: Good resteraund and shuttle ride was very good
Motel was nice and clean and in a good area parking was easy will do the same next year
by A verified traveler from Alta, WY
Nice, but needs new bedsPosted May 5, 2016
Pros: Location, staff, and overall environment inside and out.
Cons: The bed and pillows could use replacing. The heavily-used entrance doors could use some freshening up.
Location: There is a major thoroughfare that makes access to the property very easy. Restaurants are easy to find. Downtown Denver is an easy drive away.
It looks recently updated. Overall it was what I expected. The front desk and housekeeping staff was great. I felt well taken care of. It was easy to access from a major thoroughfare. There were plenty of places to eat nearby. I have high expectations, so I have some constructive comments for improvement. The door to my room (504) had a flaw with the latch, and it was tricky to open. The bathroom floor was basically clean, but somewhat dirty in the corners of the tile. The pillows were lumpy and too firm, and the bed, while I slept fairly well, was sunken in. The property is showing signs of use and abuse at the entrance doors.
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Comfortable and pleasant roomPosted May 1, 2016 on Hotels
Only problem was a slow draining sink.
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Good hotel. Clean and safe.Posted Apr 27, 2016 on Hotels
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In the past twelve months, Zynga has struggled with a contracting player base, a deflated stock price and waves of layoffs. Now it is coming to terms with downsized ambitions.
As Chief Executive Mark Pincus, 47, leads the online games developer he founded in 2007 through perhaps the most crucial year of his tenure, he is pushing to restore revenues by doubling down on FarmVille, the franchise that took Facebook users by storm four years ago and launched Zynga to stardom.
Though some industry observers had declared farm simulation games a fad and predicted FarmVille 2's early demise, the sequel to Zynga's best-known title has defied expectations at its San Francisco headquarters, Pincus said in an interview. FarmVille 2 has clung to its perch near the top of Facebook charts and the number of people who play the game each day still hovers near all-time highs of 8 million, even six months after launch.
Given a glaring weakness in mobile games, however, one of Zynga's current priorities is porting FarmVille 2 to mobile devices so players can move from PCs to smartphones and back without losing their data. That presented technical challenges that the company is ironing out, Pincus said.
"The ideal is to make that one seamless experience between Web and mobile so you can take your farming experience from work to home," Pincus said. "We're having to retool and reinvent around our process and technology."
Pincus badly needs a reliable hit franchise. In the past nine months, Zynga has shuttered 20 titles and closed offices in Baltimore, Boston and Tokyo. It has trimmed 5 percent of its workforce, though its headcount of nearly 3,000 still dwarfs that of fierce rivals like Supercell, a Finnish company with 100 people that claims an equivalent amount of revenue, or the 600-strong Rovio, the publisher behind the "Angry Birds" games.
Gone is the swagger that defined the early years, when Zynga's army of developers flooded the market with dozens of new titles from cooking games to bingo variations, its dealmakers splashed money to snap up smaller rivals, and its managers opened studios in cities around the world.
Wall Street is viewing Pincus' shift with cautious approval, having been singed by Zynga's abysmal stock performance - an 80 percent decline over the past year that began around the time it invested $180 million in then-promising game studio OMGPOP.
"Certainly their shareholder base wants to see more discipline," said Sean McGowan, an analyst at Needham and Co. "When you have limited resources, it makes sense to start with a proven winner, then expand that franchise. But it needs to be a blend of sticking with the proven brands and realizing when people might say: 'FarmVille 4? No, I'm done with that.'"
Investors place much stock on Zynga's future prospects in Internet gambling, because of its massive poker-playing community and existing game software. But with meaningful income from real-money casino efforts likely to be months, if not years, away, it may have to risk "sequelitis" for now.
Almost 18 months after going public, Zynga is staving off fierce competition from newer or nimbler rivals that mimic its games.
Supercell, founded in 2010, has scored with "Hay Day," an iPad game that contains elements resembling FarmVille. With just one other game under its belt, Supercell says it is on track to make more than US$800 million in revenue this year, roughly equal to the US$860 million that Wall Street expects from Zynga in 2013.
Veteran video games publisher Electronic Arts, one of Zynga's earliest rivals, in recent weeks said it would lay off an undisclosed number of employees and focus on core franchises like Battlefield and sports titles.
Activision Blizzard, another publishing heavyweight, has fared better thanks to the strength of series like Call of Duty, which has brought in more than US$8 billion in cumulative sales since the first title launched in 2003. Yet even Activision is struggling to sustain revenue growth.
Zynga's bottom-line could be shored up through a more streamlined pipeline, Pincus argued. Since FarmVille first launched, it has gradually honed its development process to reduce the resources and development costs required for each significant update by more than 80 percent, he said.
"As long as our players are interested in farming, we'll offer a Farmville," Pincus said. "It could be the Seinfeld of our era in gaming, a multi-season show that has a quality and a consistency that you can rely on."
Zynga declined to address its game pipeline. Bing Gordon, an investor at venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and a Zynga board member, said he has repeatedly nudged the company to develop FarmVille 3.
"Coca Cola has learned not to change their formula," said Gordon, a game industry veteran who formerly served as chief creative officer at Electronic Arts. "If you've got something people want, keep doing it."
Even as Zynga seeks greater efficiency, it acknowledges it has been pressed to invest more to stay competitive.
At the heart of the company's strategy has been its "bold beat" schedule, a roadmap first laid out by Pincus in 2009 to release significant upgrades and new features to games every quarter to keep players hooked.
Once criticized in the industry for low-quality graphics and rudimentary gameplay, the company's latest launches and "bold beats" have placed a greater emphasis on elements like visuals that were once considered superfluous, game designers said.
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Stimulating the Potential: Creative Performance and Communication in Innovation Teams
Version of Record online: 27 FEB 2004
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8691.2004.00294.x
Creativity and Innovation Management
Volume 13, Issue 1, pages 63–71, March 2004
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Kratzer, J., Leenders, O. Th. A. J. and Engelen, J. M. L. v. (2004), Stimulating the Potential: Creative Performance and Communication in Innovation Teams. Creativity and Innovation Management, 13: 63–71. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-8691.2004.00294.x
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Creativity is essential to successful new product development efforts. Teams constitute the organizing principle in most modern innovation activities. Although creativity research has revealed many factors influencing individual creativity, little is known about how team-level creativity is determined. Since the creative innovation task requires teams to combine and integrate input from multiple team members, the team's communication pattern is an important determinant of team creativity. Based on a sample of 44 NPD teams in eleven companies, this study examines the effects of team-member communication on team creativity. It is found that both interaction frequency and subgroup-formation of communication have a negative relationship to team creativity. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed, and further research is indicated.


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MAIDENHEAD, UK - Dec 10, 2012 - Embarcadero Technologies, a leading provider of software solutions for application and database development, today launched Embarcadero C++Builder® XE3, a new C++ development platform for multi-device development. C++Builder® XE3 implements a completely new multi-targeting native compiler architecture that extends Embarcadero's long C++ lineage for developers, ISVs, and enterprises who need to build high performance applications for multiple-devices. The new release supports natively targeting Windows 8 and Mac OS X PCs, laptops, and Intel based mobile devices from a single C++ codebase and development effort. Plans for iOS and Android ARM mobile device support have been announced for 2013.
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For more than 30 years C++ has been the common standard across operating systems—and it remains the language standard of choice for developers today. The majority of the leading commercial client and server software today is written in C++, including Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoshop, Google Chrome, Firefox, Mac OS X, iOS, Oracle database, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, and others. Top web companies, such as Facebook, PayPal, and Amazon also use C++. The renewed focus placed on client user experience and the use of C++ by every major OS and software vendor makes it clear C++ is more relevant today than ever.
Embarcadero's C++ Builder lineage stretches back more than 15 years when a group of developers at Borland produced the original C++ Builder platform, which combined the renowned Borland C++ compiler with a Rapid Application Development experience. The new C++Builder is produced by Embarcadero, and continues to lead the market by consistently delivering a trusted solution that vastly improves quality, time to market, and total cost of ownership for C++ development. Unlike other C++ tools, the C++Builder platform offers the perfect balance of agile development, standards, compliance, and the ability to target multiple devices—all from a single codebase.
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1. How did you choose your screen name? Mal is a nickname for Mallory and I was born in 1985. Kinda boring, I know.
2. Where do you live? Where were you born? I live in a small town about an hour away from Kansas City, MO and was born at the closest hospital from here, about 30 minutes away. I've only lived in this town my whole life.
3. What are your plans for this birth? I am having a hospital birth with a midwife just like with my first DD. I do have a doula this time though, which I'm looking forward to. I tried for a natural birth with my first, but got an epidural after I was started on pitocin. I'll try again this time.
4. What is one of your favorite books? Oh my, I have so many favorites I really can't choose just one. My husband got me a Kindle for Christmas last year and I haven't stopped reading since I got it. I think I'm up to around 40 books I've read this year.
5. What is the dominant color in your closet? I go through color phases. Right now, I'm in a purple phase. I just came out of a green and brown phase, before that it was a pink phase, and so on...
6. If you could visit anywhere in the world where would you go and why? I would love to visit Ina May Gaskin's Farm. I recently started doing my readings to become a doula and have fallen in love with the stories from The Farm.
7. Do you have any pets? I have two cats, Lulu and Hendrix.
8. What is your current job? What did you do pre-motherhood? For now, I am running a daycare in my home and have since I graduated college a little over two years ago. I am only doing this for a few more weeks before I start my new job as a part-time preschool teacher. Pre-motherhood, I was a full time student studying Child and Family Development.
9. What is one thing you like to do in your free time? I love to read, as you can see from the above. With it being summer, I've also been spending a lot of time in some sort of water... lake, swimming pool, whatever.
10. What's one thing you're looking forward to doing differently with this baby. What's one thing you plan to do the same? The biggest thing will be that I won't be home with the baby full time. I was 6 weeks shy of graduation when my first DD was born, so I have been at home with her pretty much from the beginning. I'm looking forward to the time out of the house, but so happy it's only full time, so I will still have most of my time with my kids. The same? That's such a "we'll see" kind of thing. We coslept with our daughter, cloth diapered, exclusively breasted, etc. My motto has always been that we do what works and I believe different things work with different babies. So, even though I plan on doing most of that the same I also realize some of the things I loved doing before may not be so great this time.
Mallory. Happily married to Joe since 6/25/05. Loving my adventure with my girls, Owyn Samantha, born 3/1/09. and Greta June, born 11/2/11
Wow! 40 books this year! Seriously how do you find the time? I miss reading, but can't seem to get any blocks of time to do it. What are the last 5 books you read?
Mama to Avalon 1/07 , Austin 1/10 in between and Avery 12/11
I'm lucky enough to get all the daycare kiddos down for a nap at the same time everyday, and I take advantage of that time! I also read in the evenings after DD goes to bed and in bed before I fall asleep. I take good reading time wherever I can get it!
Hmmm... last 5?
1. Maine by J. Courtney Sullivan
2. The Nanny Diaries
3. Family History by Dani Shapiro
4. Atlas of Love by Laurie Frankel
5. The Birth House by Ami McKay
I've been on a bit of a chick-lit kick for the summer, plus I have a book club that meets monthly so those books are thrown in there too.
Mallory. Happily married to Joe since 6/25/05. Loving my adventure with my girls, Owyn Samantha, born 3/1/09. and Greta June, born 11/2/11
Any more comments or questions for Mallory?
Mama to Avalon 1/07 , Austin 1/10 in between and Avery 12/11
I've got a few.
-What's your favorite food? Do you like to cook?
-Do you want more kids after this one?
-What's your favorite and least favorite things about being pregnant?
Amanda, mom to dsd (16), dd (11), dd (8), and ds (born 11/12/11).
1. Right now, pizza! That has been my biggest pregnancy craving by far. Normally, I like any kind of Italian. Noodles are a big part of my diet. I also love a good rib-eye steak. Yum!
2. The topic of more babies is kind of up in the air. DH is 4 years older than me and ready to be done after this baby. I'm only 25, will turn 26 shortly after the birth and just not ready to close the door yet. I love babies and adored the baby stage with DD, but it is a lot of work. I also really look forward to having kids. When we can take them places and not have to worry about packing a diaper bag, making sure the baby can nurse, making sure we arrange our schedule around someone's nap, etc. I'd like to have this baby and see how it goes. I am a little sad about the possibility of never having a son, though. DH wanted to get snipped when this baby is born, but we compromised on an IUD. We agreed if we make it 5 years with the Mirena, then we'll talk about a vasectomy.
3. My favorite is definitely feeling the baby move around. I just love that feeling, even when it's not so comfortable. I imagine which body parts I'm feeling and try to get an idea of where the baby is positioned, it makes me feel more connected to the baby. My least favorite... the lack of energy, the nausea in the beginning and just generally not being able to use my body the way I want to.
Mallory. Happily married to Joe since 6/25/05. Loving my adventure with my girls, Owyn Samantha, born 3/1/09. and Greta June, born 11/2/11
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- Release: Jul 13, 2004
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The jockeying has begun ahead of next year's mayoral election in Minneapolis.
With R.T. Rybak still mulling whether he'll seek a fourth term, one City Council member has thrown her hat in the ring if he chooses to step aside at the end of his term in 2013.
Betsy Hodges, the council's budget chair, filed campaign finance paperwork this week with Hennepin County announcing her intentions to run for the city's top post.
"I want the city to keep running well," said Hodges, who represents the southwest corner of Minneapolis. "I want us to build a great city of the future."
Hodges says she won't run, however, if Rybak decides to seek another term. Rybak has said he'll decide before Jan. 1 -- some have speculated he could land a spot in Washington. Hodges said Rybak knows of her intentions, but she has no information about his plans for the future.
"R.T. is a good mayor," Hodges said. "If he chose to serve again, I would respect that."
Before joining the council, Hodges served as a development director for nonprofits, most recently the Minnesota Justice Foundation. In July 2011, she married Gary Cunningham, who represents Minneapolis on the Metropolitan Council.
As budget chair for nearly three years, Hodges has had the high-profile but difficult task of shepherding the budget through the council. "It's given me a first-hand working knowledge of how the city works," Hodges said.
One of Hodges' fellow council members, Gary Schiff, is also considering a run for the city's top spot. He said last week that he will wait until January to decide.
Hodges was one of six council members who voted against the Vikings stadium deal this spring, though she downplayed the contentious vote when asked about it.
"I know that there a number of people who care about the issue," Hodges said. "But I also know that folks in Minneapolis are focused on their basic services and focused on [where] the city's going in the future. But I'm sure it will play some role."
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I can't remember seeing an lo-budget flick this bad. It's basically a
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The writing, direction, production, camera-work & acting are all as hack amateur as hell. The makers of this one should have sank there budget on film-school/education first; and then maybe considered an alternative career to help spare the cinema going public from this kind of trash.
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Dick Harmon: BYU's loading up with one-year players fits a need
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For the third time in four months, Bronco Mendenhall signed football players who can only give him one year of eligibility.
One could say it is officially a trend; a strategic move by BYU's staff to shore up graduating players who want another venue, a different late chance, a new end game to their college careers.
The biggest reason is BYU depth, the second is availability.
Regardless of if any of the three players can earn starting jobs, they give immediate depth to a football program that is heading into new territory. Ever since BYU's sponsoring LDS Church issued new guidelines for two-year missionary service in the fall of 2012 (age 18), one could say it has strained the complicated spreadsheets that are Mendenhall's scholarship allotments that project half a decade or more into the future.
The new faces?
The first player expected to graduate in weeks and show up on BYU's roster is UTEP star receiver Jordan Leslie. This is a 6-foot-3, 210-pound experienced Division I starter with impressive catch numbers. He has size, speed and strength to be an immediate impact player in wake of the departure of all-time leading receiver Cody Hoffman.
The second one-year player BYU signed a few weeks ago is Stanford receiver and return specialist Keanu Nelson. A former All-State receiver out of Sabino High in Tucson, Ariz., Nelson saw key action for the Cardinal as a receiver and punt returner.
The third to sign is Nebraska safety Harvey Jackson, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound senior who had extensive playing time as a Husker with four starts and playing time in 35 games in his career.
BYU football spokesman Brett Pyne said the mix of experience that can be plugged in immediately helps both parties.
"The addition of experienced players who can help right away addresses targeted needs at receiver and defensive back. It also works well because there are scholarship opportunities in the fall that won't be available next winter," said Pyne.
In other words, in BYU's shuffle of missionaries, plus those players who have been shelved for medical reasons or have quit football after 2013, there are openings for fall semester eligibility that won't hinder offering scholarships to midyear athletes in January 2015.
It's no secret BYU has been looking for receiver help with Hoffman and JD Falslev leaving and injuries to Ross Apo and Mitch Matthews. And replacing Daniel Sorensen at KAT safety is becoming more of a committee job with a call out for all candidates possible.
But I think Mendenhall knows he needs depth help, in particular with special teams, specifically kick coverage.
Why? Because of go fast, go hard. He needs more depth on both sides of the line.
Mendenhall likes to put his best players — regardless of position group or starting assignment — on special teams. That's why you saw guys like Kyle Van Noy and Daniel Sorensen on kickoff cover all the time.
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You have to look no further than the Houston and Washington games last year.
In both cases, opponents returned kickoffs for touchdowns. In the bowl game, it was evident BYU defenders were tired — season weary kind of tired.
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Hood River County recently paid $125 for six slain turkeys but officials don't want to foot the bill for extremely valuable livestock.
The County Commission is considering a $1,000 cap on the amount that owners will be reimbursed for farm animals that are killed by a dog. A public hearing on the issue will begin at 7 p.m. on Oct. 6 in the second floor conference room of the courthouse.
Under the county's existing animal control ordinance, the owner of livestock — including ducks, geese and rabbits — that is killed by a dog may ask the public entity to cover the financial loss. The county board then has the option to decide how much to pay on that claim before seeking to recoup money from the owner of the canine.
However, a recent case involving the loss of six domestic turkeys raised the question about how much taxpayers should be required to pay.
The Parkdale owner of the birds that were killed by an unknown dog only sought $25 in damages for each bird. But the commission said that request could be much higher if the victim of the attack was a $20,000-$30,000 Alpaca, or another exotic species of animal.
After consulting with county counsel Tuenis Wyers, the elected body decided that the owners of most high-priced livestock would have them covered by a special insurance policy. They believed that $1,000 would be enough to pay for the replacement of most domestic species.
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Wonderful portrayal of ordinary people dealing with extraordinary pain,
This review is from: The Jordan Tracks (Paperback)
Steven W. Wise sets The Jordan Tracks in the small town of California, just southwest of Columbia, Missouri. It's a part of the heartland that Wise knows well; he and his wife live on a wooded farm about ten miles north of Columbia. The novel, his fifth (including three originally published by Thomas Nelson), is peppered with references that readers in the Show-Me State will appreciate. (I've lived in Saint Louis long enough to know who wore #6 for the Cardinals, but as a native Chicagoan I'm still sore about the Brock-for-Broglio deal.)
The Jordan Tracks takes place in the fall of 1968 and follows the struggle of Ernie and Christa Bates as they anxiously await the return of their son, Aaron, from his tour of duty in Viet Nam. As with so many plans in this life, the "welcome home" pig-pickin' is put on permanent hold when the Bates are informed that Aaron has been killed.
Christa is solid in her walk with Christ, as was Aaron. Knowing that she'll be reunited with him someday helps to ease the pain, but not so with Ernie. Burdened with guilt from a terrible deed in his childhood, Ernie has never accepted the existence of a loving God. The death of his only son sends Ernie into a shell, unable even to attend Aaron's funeral. He seems barely alive, like a sputtering candle about to flicker out. Forces are at work on Ernie, just beyond the limits of perception, and Christa fights to pull her husband back from the abyss before he allows himself to be swallowed by eternal darkness.
Steven Wise paints a colorful backdrop against which plays the struggle for Ernie Bates' soul. Some may find the dialogue and the characters a bit rustic for their tastes, even corny; to them I politely suggest getting out of the city and taking a good look around. The Jordan Tracks is about ordinary people dealing with extraordinary hurt, and there are an awful lot of folks just like that out here in Flyover Country.
The friendship between Ernie and his co-workers at the local turkey processing plant, Harley Raines and "Fudd" Ledbetter, rings true. (It's obvious that Wise has some turkey processing experience in his work history.) Wise also does a fine job of developing even the secondary characters into personalities I believed and cared about. The plot moves along at a leisurely pace, but that's all right; I really enjoyed getting to know these folks.
Wise is to be commended for avoiding the stock Hollywood happy ending. While The Jordan Tracks ends on a hopeful note, strings are left hanging as strings often do in real life. God promises no tidy resolutions to all of our problems, at least not in this world.
My only criticisms of The Jordan Tracks stem, I think, from the author's choice to self-publish. There are a couple of instances where the word "drug" is used instead of "dragged". This would have been acceptable in dialogue, but it seemed out of place in a novel that is, as a whole, very well written.
A few typos can be forgiven, but one other error stuck out just a bit: Identifying the inspiration for "Fudd" Ledbetter's nickname as a character from a Disney cartoon. Most readers would correctly recognize Elmer Fudd as Bugs Bunny's nemesis in the Warner Brothers cartoons. A second set of eyes would probably have caught that minor mistake.
However, these were minor flaws that didn't distract enough from the story to bother me.
In sum, The Jordan Tracks is an engaging story of average, small town people dealing with world-sized grief. It's not for the reader who wants explosions, monsters, or exotic locations. But The Jordan Tracks may move you in ways that so-called thrillers simply can't.
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