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MIAMI -- The Tennessee Titans now have two quarterbacks nursing injuries.
Kerry Collins started Sunday against Miami and played the first half before leaving the game with a calf injury. He was replaced by Vince Young, who didn't start because of a sprained left ankle.
The Titans lost 29-17.
"Our situation speaks for itself," coach Jeff Fisher said. "We've got two good quarterbacks that have been spelling one another through this injury thing we've been dealing with."
Fisher said he didn't know how long Collins would be unavailable. Collins went 9 for 20 for 51 yards and fell to 0-5 against Miami.
Young, who entered the game as the top-rated passer in the AFC, went 9 for 18 for 92 yards and committed two turnovers.

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FDA approves Orbactiv to treat skin infections
Third new antibacterial drug approved for this use this year
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Orbactiv (oritavancin), a new antibacterial drug to treat adults with skin infections.
Orbactiv is approved to treat patients with acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections (ABSSSI) caused by certain susceptible bacteria, including Staphylococcus aureus (including methicillin-susceptible and methicillin-resistant strains), various Streptococcus species and Enterococcus faecalis. Orbactiv is administered intravenously.
Orbactiv is the third new antibacterial drug approved by the FDA this year to treat ABSSSI. The agency approved Dalvance (dalbavancin) in May 2014 and Sivextro (tedizolid) in June 2014.
"The approval of several new antibacterial drugs this year demonstrates that we are making progress in increasing the availability of treatment options for patients and physicians," said Edward Cox, M.D., M.P.H, director of the Office of Antimicrobial Products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. "However, more work is needed in this area, and the FDA remains a committed partner to help promote the development of antibacterial drugs."
Orbactiv is also the third new drug designated as a Qualified Infectious Disease Product (QIDP) to receive FDA approval. Under the Generating Antibiotic Incentives Now (GAIN) title of the FDA Safety and Innovation Act, Orbactiv was granted QIDP designation because it is an antibacterial or antifungal human drug intended to treat a serious or life-threatening infection.
As part of its QIDP designation, Orbactiv was given priority review, which provides an expedited review of the drug's application. Orbactiv's QIDP designation also qualifies it for an additional five years of marketing exclusivity to be added to certain exclusivity periods already provided by the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
Orbactiv's safety and efficacy were evaluated in two clinical trials with a total of 1,987 adults with ABSSSI. Participants were randomly assigned to receive Orbactiv or vancomycin. Results showed Orbactiv was as effective as vancomycin for the treatment of ABSSSI.
The most common side effects identified in the clinical trials were headache, nausea, vomiting, the formation of skin and soft tissue abscesses on arms and legs and diarrhea. Orbactiv's label also includes a warning regarding interference with coagulation tests and interaction with warfarin, a drug used to prevent blood clots.
Orbactiv is marketed by The Medicines Company, based in Parsippany, N.J.
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The Highland Rams basketball team won Friday's home non-conference game against Pocatello by a score of 79-54.
(February 1, 2013: Pocatello, ID 83201) In Friday's non-league outing, the Highland Rams (Pocatello, ID) basketball squad overwhelmed the visiting Pocatello Indians (Pocatello, ID), by a margin of 79-54.
The Rams (14-3) will now prepare for their outing against Madison (Rexburg, ID). The Bobcats go into the 5A High Country outing with a 11-9 record. In their last outing, Madison was trounced by Hillcrest (Idaho Falls, ID), 55-51, in a league outing.
The Indians now own a 5-12 record. They play next when they travel to Highland for a non-league outing on Friday, February 1.


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Performers to receive more than £3m
19 July 2016
Royalties being paid on films such as Guardians of the Galaxy
Equity Tennis Tournament at The Queen's Club
26 July 2016
2016 is the 20th year of this popular fundraising tournament.
Former Equity President Nigel Davenport dies
30 October 2013
Tributes are being paid to celebrated actor and former Equity President Nigel Davenport who died on 25 October aged 85.
Equity UK offers support to Irish Equity
18 October 2013
Equity President Malcolm Sinclair, Assistant General Secretary Stephen Spence and Northern Ireland Councillor Louis Rolston were guests at the Irish Equity AGM
Vote for your favourite play
10 October 2013
English Touring Theatre is asking the nation and will put on the favourite productions in 2014
TUC supports My Theatre Matters!
3 October 2013
The 2013 TUC Congress, held in Bournemouth in September, backed the My Theatre Matters! campaign
Equity at the Labour Party Conference
2 October 2013
Vice President Jean Rogers spoke on behalf of Equity at a Labour Party Conference Fringe meeting in Brighton
Equity backs Stage Management Day
1 October 2013
10 October 2013 is Stage Management Day - a day to highlight what stage management does and rejoice in the ingenious and creative ways that they do it.
Sign the National Shakespeare Day petition
30 September 2013
A petition calling for a National Shakespeare Day has been published on the Downing Street website
Report from Irish Equity meeting
25 September 2013
An update on union activity in Ireland
Equity is lobbying the party conferences
23 September 2013
Equity, together with other entertainment trade unions, is lobbying the party conferences for more support for the arts
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19 September 2013
Equity has urged government to encourage casting directors, agents, producers and directors to disregard sterotypical female characters.


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NEW YORK (AP) - A hero's welcome greeted Triple Crown winner American Pharoah in Kentucky on Sunday, the first of many such receptions expected for the sporting world's newest superstar.
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - David Lingmerth kept telling himself it was his turn to win Sunday in the Memorial, even amid so many signs that suggested otherwise.
PARIS (AP) - Moments before his third French Open final in four years, Novak Djokovic jogged in a stadium hallway near a poster of the Coupe des Mousquetaires, the silver trophy awarded to the men's champion at the only major tournament he has never won.
CHICAGO (AP) - One point. That is the combined total for Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Steven Stamkos through two games of the Stanley Cup Final.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Giants' offense gave Tim Lincecum plenty of support. The Phillies gave him some help, too.
BOSTON (AP) - The Athletics and Red Sox came to a stop while a woman was treated for life-threatening injuries after she was struck by a broken bat that flew into the stands.
NEW YORK (AP) - Will the long, long wait finally end in the Belmont Stakes on Saturday?
PARIS (AP) - Novak Djokovic has waited and waited to win his first French Open title and complete a career Grand Slam, worrying about when - or perhaps even whether - he would get another chance after coming close in recent years.
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - David Lingmerth took a step toward turning his game around with a 7-under 65 at the Memorial on Friday. It gave the Swede a one-shot lead going into a weekend that includes Tiger Woods.
GENEVA (AP) - In soccer's version of the long goodbye, Sepp Blatter is staying put.
BOSTON (AP) - Pat Venditte took his warmup pitches in his major league debut with his right arm. And his left.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - San Francisco 49ers fullback Bruce Miller apologized Friday to anyone he disappointed during his offseason legal case.
OAKLAND (AP) - Golden State Warriors assistant coach Ron Adams, who has designed defenses for more than four decades, looks at defending LeBron James as an equation.
OAKLAND (AP) - Stephen Curry had 26 points and eight assists, and the Golden State Warriors held off LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers for a thrilling 108-100 overtime victory in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.
NEW YORK (AP) - All that separates American Pharoah from ending the longest drought in horse racing history - 37 years without a Triple Crown winner - is 1 1/2 miles and seven rivals determined to make him earn a victory in the Belmont Stakes.
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INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (AP) - LeBron James has already felt the stinging spray from the Splash Brothers in the NBA Finals.
Vogt had three hits and drove in two and the Oakland Athletics won their fourth straight, beating the Minnesota Twins 7-4 on Tuesday night.
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PARIS (AP) - Yes, they actually managed to complete a match on this wettest of weeks at the French Open. Two, even. And both involved surprises ...
School may be out for the summer but hunger doesn't take a break.
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A woman's body has been recovered from the River Clyde after her car plunged into the water near Braehead shopping centre at lunchtime.
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A MAJOR emergency operation was launched after a woman was seen driving a 4x4 along Lapwing Road and crashing into the water this afternoon.
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A boozed up driver was caught after hitting a police car
HE'S the Scots wildman who survives by feasting on roadkill and wild plants while roaming the wilderness without so much as a map.
McIntosh Foods are calling for Scots to get behind nine shortlisted local projects to help them dish out funding.
Headmaster Billy Burke is among staff taking on the Glasgow Men's 10k to raise £1,000 for Liam Cullen's retirement.
William Tracey firm has 23 trucks taken off road as punishment
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ABBIE Kilbride was left in agony and all because she wanted whiter teeth.
Police describe this as a "significant" recovery in the war against drugs
BOXING coach was less than impressed the first time he clapped eyes on Muhammad Ali in Paisley
Officers pulled over four vehicles in Glasgow and Renfrew yesterday and found cocaine with an estimated street value of £360,000 and £125,000 in cash.
BOYD admits that the mighty clamour for Hoops season tickets this week has vindicated the board's decision appoint the former Liverpool boss.
A man who went berserk and battered a wheelie bin with a golf club has been handed a prison term.
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The Amazing Feats of Young Hercules
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Amazing Feats of Young Hercules is a 1997 animated short film about the Greek mythological hero Hercules as a teenager who longs to be free and be just like Zeus, the supreme Greek god. Zeus gives him the chance to by giving him four challenges. Each of the challenges contain monsters and all sorts of things he has to get past. Along the way, Hercules meets a talking loud mouth sable who wants to tag along. It was distributed by UAV Entertainment.
- Alice Playten - The Gorgon
- Jack Grimes - Zeus
- Kathleen Doyle
- Alison Fraser
- Paul Hecht
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I wish you could have seen it! I was surprised because I did not expect the waterfall. It turns out that not many people explore this area. There are no trails, however the alpine alure is here.
Wow! This is definately backcountry. It looks very much like a national park setting. Amazing view and photo. You're right, not many people are going to know that place even exists. - mitch
Yes, not many go here!
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Skip to comments.Hawaii House Committee Will Consider Bill to Allow Assisted Suicide
Posted on 02/01/2007 3:59:57 PM PST by wagglebee
Honolulu, HI (LifeNews.com) -- The Hawaii state legislature is once again tackling the issue of assisted suicide and a state House committee will consider a bill soon that would make the state just the second to legalize the practice. Only Oregon has legalized assisted suicide and measures in several states, including Hawaii, have failed to add others to the list.
In 2002, a similar bill backed by then-governor Ben Cayetano (D), passed the House 30-20, but it was defeated in the Senate by only 3 votes.
Then in 2005, the state House Health Committee quickly voted down a bill to legalize assisted suicide.
That committee will hold another hearing in the next 10 days on a measure sponsored by its chairman, Democratic state Rep. Josh Green. He told the Honolulu Star-Bulletin newspaper that he met with party leaders and got his bill assigned to his committee.
"I'm going to hear it in the next 10 days because people deserve to have a hearing on things they're passionate about," Green said. "It's an emotional issue and it's a critical issue because we have to be safe with peoples' lives."
House Judiciary Vice Chairman Blake Oshiro, a Democrat, is a leading co-sponsor along with twelve other Democrats and two Republicans.
Meanwhile, Senate President Colleen Hanabusa introduced a companion bill (SB 1995) in the Senate, though no hearing has been scheduled on it.
Asked about the prospects of the bill, Green told the newspaper, "It's not a foregone conclusion whether it will pass or fail."
Pro-life groups again said they would strongly oppose the bill and they will be joined by medical groups and disability rights organizations.
Kelly Rosati, executive director of the Hawaii Family Forum, told the Star-Bulletin, "I think it's a proposal that's opposed by pretty much all of Hawaii's medical community, the disability rights community as well as by many in the faith community."
The American Civil Liberties Union of Hawaii says it supports the proposal.
During the last debate, Dr. William Petty, an oncologist, said patients facing death "are potential victims of subtle and not-so-subtle coercion."
"Care and treatment can be expensive," he added. "Manipulation of patients is a real problem when physician-assisted suicide becomes an option."
Michael Tada, who suffers from cerebral palsy, had a difficult time sharing his views against the bill.
Through an independent living aide, Tada said he thought the bill would legitimatize suicide and said he might not be alive now if allowed a doctor's help to end his life.
In addition to pro-life groups, the Hawaii Medical Association opposed the bill and Dr. Leonard Howard, past president of the group, said the bill "offers only one idea -- death."
"Care and treatment can be expensive," he added. "Manipulation of patients is a real problem when physician-assisted suicide becomes an option."
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Assisted suicide IS euthanasia...anyone who contends otherwise is a moron.
Assisted suicide is merely a suicide assisted. Just like for me to pull your wallet out of your pocket would be a criminal offense, but it would cease being an offense [and I could not be called a pickpocket] if I were to do it at your request [say, you have an injured hand or something]. Ditto here. Assisted suicide is no different in the degree of criminality than an unassisted variety.
A moron, and a liar. They're stupid enough to think we'll believe their lies.
Never fear. There're at least two years left for Bush's DOJ to convince Congress that assisted suicide is interstate commerce.
No need for any confusion here, the ACLU has always supported murderers.
Hopefully, they won't actually go through with it.
Hawaii is full of leftists, they probably will vote for it.
The justification, most frequently cited for *assisted suicide* is for there be a physician present to ensure "nothing goes wrong." If the party who had previously consented to suicide, hesitates or waivers at the last minute, but is incapable of communicating that thought, the physician would almost surely interpret this as his cue to step in and consummate the act to ensure nothing went wrong. It is giving the physician (or simply the assisting party) the ultimate authority over the decision as to whether or not the person lives or dies, and does not honor the final wish of the patient. That is euthanasia regardless of any term you should use in its stead.
What is needed there is not so much a physician as a notary, or a judge, to provide for the due process and minimize abuses. Hence the need for legal framework.
Why is euthanasia "needed" at all?
You're kidding right? What you're suggesting is that if one decides to commit suicide, and has it "notarized," one then surrenders the ability to change their mind at the last minute...but you and those on your end of the argument insist that suicide is all about personal choice. What you are talking about is essentially hiring a hit man to take yourself out, and have a court witness the validity of the contract!! Do you realize how insane this is?
Like everything else in the left's agenda, the arguments in favor of euthanasia are entirely emotional with almost no basis in either fact or reason.
LOL...I guess the notary at least makes a little bit of sense since you'll need to transfer the title of your car if you're going to have someone kill you...;-)
Most notaries also charge a fee. What if a person writes the notary a bad check? Will the notary then have some claim on the person's estate?
Obviously, the right thing to do under such circumstances would be to pay the notary in cash. I think writing a bad check before having one's self snuffed might be considered an act of gross immorality.
Hawaii will no longer be called "paradise". What paradise can embrace euthanasia? Why is it it people cannot see that the Ultimate goal here will be to have someone else make that decision for you?
Because liberalism is all about having other people make decisions and take responsibility for you.
Exactly. Do these folks really believe that when you give an inch they won't take a mile? To me, thats the liberal answer to Health Care. Put the sick and disabled at the end of the health chain and advocate euthanasia so others won't have to pay more for health care. After all, the sick and elderly probably aren't paying taxes the libs can take. It's there to see if you know the lib mind. They will create resentment for the sick and infirm. Voila. euthanasia their answer
It is absolutely sane in a non-religious frame of reference. And I am not kidding in the least.
So is communism.
No. Communism is a way of life characterized by its collectivism [primacy of group over the individual]. What you saw there was a subspecies of right-wing libertarianism. Since libertarianism is individualistic, communism it is not.
You fail to rebut my contention that communism makes sense from an atheistic / amoral standpoint, and therefore that euthanasia, which you refer to as, "assisted suicide," makes any more sense, or is any more, "sane." In fact, I would further contend that once one lapses (retreats) to an atheistic world view, one could argue that anything makes sense, because with man as the arbiter of all morality, the individual can justify any action. Conservatism, and indeed Americanism, in principle as articulated in our Declaration of Independence, are structured on moral absolutes, a higher power and inalienable principles which are completely independent of the opinions of a king, tyrant, or the Hawaiian legislature.
For the same reason as everything else done or available: because there are willing consumers, and who are you [or me] to impede their choice? The abuse to be prevented [as an example, nothing personal] is if you want to commit your suicide while owing me, say, $100 [or having any other unsatisfied contractual obligation, not necessarily to me] - and without paying your debt or making the provisions to pay it in your will. Thus the need for the due process and for a judge to sign off.
See my previous reference to hit men / contract killers. Euthanasia is killing someone as a matter of convenience for others...no different than me having a creditor offed so they stop pestering me. Convenience and demand do not by themselves, legitimize a practice.
While almost all forms of communism are atheistic, not every form of atheism is communistic. Some are anticommunist, as a matter of fact. Inverting this relationship is a logical fallacy.
I agree...indeed, and with the exception of monastic communities (where property is willingly surrendered and redistributed) communism is an abject failure where property is ultimately surrendered and redistributed by force.
I will take CS Lewis's tact in regards to your second assertion, and that is simply, that I don't believe in atheists. People will invent a god of their own making, if indeed, it is something as ridiculous as embracing atheism as their religion. My point is, our founders cemented our republic in the belief of a GOD...not necessarily a Christian God, but certainly a supreme force that exists above, and transcends the human experience. This is irrefutable, and a reading of the Declaration of Independence makes this lucidly clear to any but the most obtuse among us...
Perfect response!
So you see murder as a consumer driven issue?
I had it notarized.
It is NOT a murder. Murder is when someone is killing you, and you do not want it. When you do it to yourself [whether with or without assistance, does not matter, nor does it matter how you do it, even if by chain-smoking], it is not a murder but a suicide.
If someone is laying in a hospital bed and ANOTHER PERSON has to take proactive measures that are designed to cause the death of the bedridden person, it is murder.
It's homocide plain and simple...the task you've set for yourself is to justify it.
I don't mean to interject as I believe Wagglebee is perfectly capable of arguing this matter. I'm just *assisting*.
Maybe it's like BJ Klintoon changing the definition of sex to suit his situation.
Sometimes debating the pro-death crowd is like a dog running across a frozen pond -- a lot of energy is burned up but you don't actually get anywhere.
But it can be good exercise...and makes you examine why you believe what you believe...I don't expect to change these people's beliefs, but merely to strengthen my own.
Just reading about this for the first time. Have not seen on local media.
I better start finding a place to hide. These dems/libs are dangerous.
Very true.
The shame is your state is the most beautiful place on earth, the only drawback is that it takes FOREVER to get there from the East Coast.
I know some of these "legislators". They have no qualifications, education, experience nor common sense.
They could very well could pass this.
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Sen. Lydia Brasch
This is my last legislative update of the session. Wednesday, April 20 was the final day of the 104th Legislative Session. We adjourned Sine Die (Latin for "without day"), meaning "without assigning a day for a further meeting or hearing." The last day of the second session of a biennium is more ceremonial in recent years because of term limits. It is not only a time to debate and vote on motions of gubernatorial overrides, but also for farewell speeches by term-limited senators. I, myself, will be term-limited in two years. There were 11 senators who said their goodbyes and bid the rest Godspeed. There are another 14 current members up for re-election, where three are unopposed. Next year, the Legislature will elect a new speaker, new committee chairmen, and could potentially welcome 22 new senators.
A motion was made to override the Governor's veto of LB947. After two hours of debate, thirty-one senators voted to override the veto; thirteen, including me, voted to sustain the veto; five abstained from voting.
My opposition to LB947, and to uphold the Governor's veto, is from the high regard I hold our immigration laws, especially as a daughter of Ukrainian, legal immigrants. Many others, sharing this same sentiment, called or emailed and referenced their ancestry and other generations of legal immigrants. As of 2013, exactly 123,182 legal immigrants made Nebraska their home, many with extended family waiting patiently to join them through the legal process. There are exactly 4,422,600 foreigners waiting to legally immigrate to the United States. The American Dream was not created through lawlessness, but through a just and stable law. The passage of LB947 sends the wrong message to individuals and families who, out of deference and fairness, abide by our laws and wait to enter our country legally.
Nebraska's LB947 allows anyone who is work authorized to obtain a professional or commercial license. Many individuals who entered the United States illegally are now work authorized via President Obama's expansion of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA) program. As of 2012, it is estimated there are approximately 55,000 illegal immigrants in Nebraska. President Obama's expansion of DACA, and the implementation of DAPA, are what 26 states, including Nebraska, sued the Federal Government over. A Federal District Court judge in Texas initially blocked the program, and a federal appeals court ruled 2-1 in favor of the injunction. The Supreme Court will submit its opinion in June.
These two programs were implemented via executive orders and therefore can be undone via executive orders. To prevent such inconstant and impulsive lawmaking, America's Founding Fathers divided authority. A foundational principle of the U.S. Constitution is separation of powers: laws are not passed by one person in this country, not even by one branch. If Congress, elected by the people, is deadlocked on an issue and chooses not to act, that does not give the President the authority to act independently. If the people elect divided government, then that is final until the next election. Either we will have rule of law and therefore a stable government, or we start down the road of anarchy. Unfortunately, our immigration predicaments are a result of a decades-long negligence of duty by the Federal Government to not secure our borders and enforce immigration laws.
LB947 puts Nebraska far beyond other states, even California and New York, in terms of issuing professional or commercial licenses to illegal immigrants of every profession. In Iowa, professional licensing boards issue commercial and professional licenses if a person issues a valid social security number. California offers professional or commercial licenses in over 50 professions to individuals, regardless of their immigration status. New York offers licenses for 53 different professions to only DACA recipients. Illinois and Florida allow DACA recipients to receive a license to practice law. Lastly, Nevada grants only a teaching license to DACA recipients. After the passage of LB947, Nebraska now grants professional or commercial licenses to any person – including those who are waiting to be approved for asylum – with work authorization for over 170 professions who might not have been educated in Nebraska or even our country.
Please contact me; my administrative aide, Katie Wattermann; or my legislative aide, Brett Waite, with questions or concerns at (402) 471-2728 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com; or stop by Room 1016 in the Capitol.
Day 60, the final day of this short session, is Wednesday, April 20. It will be used for – among other legislative business – any motions made by members of the Legislature to override gubernatorial vetoes; but is also used to present awards and to say farewell to those legislators who are term-limited.
During the two days the Legislature was in session last week, there were numerous bills that easily passed Final Reading and only a few which caused extended debate.
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One bill that passed Final Reading with extended debate was LB824. This bill eliminates some regulatory barriers for private wind energy developers that will make Nebraska a more wind-friendly state. The opponents of LB824 presented their concerns about the potentially negative impact that privately developed wind farms may have on our public power system in this state. However, the regulations related to building wind farms that LB824 left in place, are still stricter than several neighboring states. This legislation would not preempt any existing local ordinances or zoning laws that regulate the building of wind farms; and will also require consultation with Game and Parks 30 days prior to the start of a project. While there were very compelling arguments on both sides of this issue, I believe the evidence in favor of the bill outweighed the concerns presented by the opponents of it. I voted for the bill.
Please contact me; my administrative aide, Katie Wattermann; or my legislative aide, Brett Waite, with questions or concerns at (402) 471-2728 or by email at email@example.com; or stop by Room 1016 in the Capitol. You can follow the Legislature online at http://netnebraska.org/basic-page/television/live-demand-state-government. Live broadcasting is also available on NET2.
The fourteenth week of session adjourned Thursday. There are only three session days remaining before we adjourn for the year. Several bills advanced to Final Reading last week, even with all the extended debate that took place.
On Tuesday we had six hours of debate on LB643, a bill that would have legalized medical marijuana. It was an emotional debate, because we all want more treatment options available for individuals suffering from various medical maladies. However, legislators must make decisions not from emotion, but with as much prudence as possible based on the current information. It would not have been prudent to provide another option that is absent the necessary, objective scientific research.
I had many concerns with this legislation. First, while there is anecdotal evidence that marijuana has helped some individuals with medical ailments, the use of marijuana as a medicinal drug lacks rigorous, objective scientific research involving double-blind studies. There is a lack of data regarding marijuana's potency, efficacy, proper dosage, interaction with other drugs, and safety, which concerned many senators, as well as major medical associations and health care practitioners. Not only could it be harmful to adults, but also it could be more harmful for children. Neurologists in Colorado have reported increases in the number and severity of seizures in their epileptic patients who have tried using medical marijuana. The bill fell three votes short of advancing, and I did not support it.
For patients and physicians who are out of treatment options, the FDA has a compassionate use exception whereby a physician, whose patient wants to try a drug that is not FDA-approved and is not available for prescription, can complete the necessary paperwork and obtain the drug for use. One such drug is Epidiolex; it contains the CBD oil found in marijuana, and is used to treat epilepsy. See: http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/PublicHealthFocus/ExpandedAccessCompassionateUse/ucm20080392.htm.
Bills advanced to Final Reading:
On Thursday we had a signing ceremony with Governor Ricketts for LB891, The Down Syndrome Diagnosis Information and Support Act, which passed Final Reading April 1. Many families with children with Down syndrome, along with Down syndrome organizations, attended the event.
Thank you to Chaplain Jean Vargo who said the opening prayer at the start of the Legislative day on Monday. Chaplain Vargo is from Grace Lutheran Church in West Point. Also, thank you to Chaplain Rebecca Hjelle, from First United Methodist Church in Blair, who said the opening prayer on Tuesday.
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Following a long weekend celebrating Easter, our thirteenth week were days 50-53, with only six session days remaining. Unfortunately, time is running out to find agreement on solutions to the property tax burden. Last week saw some progress but not a long term solution.
LB958 and LB959 are complementary bills introduced at the request of Governor Ricketts to specifically address the growing property tax burden. LB958 was introduced in the Revenue Committee and LB959 was introduced in the Education Committee. Both bills underwent significant transformation, both in their respective committees and during long and heated floor debate. LB958 passed General File with a vote of 39-2 and the form it eventually took was adding $20 million more to the $204 million Property Tax Credit Cash Fund, and also cuts $120 for every $100,000 of valuation for agricultural land. LB959 passed General File with a vote of 38-3, and it repeals the minimum levy requirement that school districts must abide by in order to not lose state aid. I supported both bills.
LB1037 was also debated. This bill was brought to me by the Department of Revenue and the Governor's Policy Research Office to address the property tax burden on agriculture in counties whose first acre valuations have dramatically risen due to non-agricultural housing development adjacent to farmland. LB1037 redefined agricultural and horticultural land to include farm home sites lying in or adjacent to and in common ownership or management with other agricultural and horticultural land. It would have required land underneath homes to be valued at 75% of its market value, but the house itself would still be valued at 100% of market value. The home site for farmers and ranchers is different from individuals who live in town because for almost all of the people who live in town their livelihood is not tied to their home. When property taxes rise dramatically in town, those individuals have the option to move. When property taxes rise dramatically on farmers and ranchers, they do not have the option to move because their house is tied to their livelihood. In the interest of time I pulled the bill after extended debate.
LB1032, Medicaid Expansion, was debated last week. Since the inception of Medicaid in Nebraska, it has grown from 2% of our state budget to 20% of our state budget. For Fiscal Year 2015-16, the Legislature appropriated about $820 million to Medicaid. Expanding Medicaid to another 134,000 individuals is something our citizens cannot afford – it is unstainable. The estimated expenditures, which comes from the Legislative Fiscal Office, was about $155 million for fiscal year 2017-18. The cost would only increase as more people will be added to the program. LB1032 failed to pass and I did not support it.
LB1067 caused another lengthy debate. It eliminated the Common Levy for the Learning Community and adds the option for multi-district educational service units to submit community achievement plans. The bill also adds a poverty aid component to the TEEOSA formula for school districts with poverty students comprising more than 40% of total students. LB1067 was another bill that required extended debate but passed General File 40-1. I supported this bill.
Thank you to Chaplain Jonathan Ripke who came to the Capitol to say the opening prayer at the start of the day on Tuesday. Chaplain Ripke is from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Washington County.
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Our eleventh week of session – days 46 – 49 – adjourned Thursday. Week eleven consisted of long days, quick working lunch breaks, and heated debates. Many bills advanced to the next round, but several bills failed to advance after hours of debate.
On Day 49 a special public hearing was held by our Revenue committee on AM2617 to LB958. Both the bill and amendment passed with 7 yes and one not voting. I supported the amendment and the bill. AM2617, if adopted by the body, increases the Property Tax Credit Cash Fund for agricultural landowners by $30 million a year. AM2617 also restricts the growth of Community College budgets by 3% a year. It starts to address growing property tax burdens placed upon farmers and ranchers. Taxes are not a tool to punish or burden any person, or group of individuals. Taxes are intended to be balanced like a 3-legged stool, today taxes are not balanced.
LR378CA, introduced by Sen. Kuehn as a constitutional amendment, guaranteed the right to engage in certain farming and ranching practices. Surprisingly, this resolution created unexpected controversy. Especially disappointing, is when certain agricultural groups in the past have testified and supported the right to hunt and fish, but then voiced their opposition to LR378CA. Concerned animal rights groups protecting our pets, please note it was Senator Kuehn who introduced LB389 last year, which increased the fees and available funds for the Department of Agriculture to inspect and enforce standards for pet breeders in an attempt to identify and clean up puppy mills. The Supreme Court has made it clear that dogs and cats are not included in the definition of livestock or animal husbandry operations. LR378CA was bracketed until April 20, this year.
Another bill debated was LB586. This would prohibit discrimination based upon sexual orientation and gender identity, not limited only to employment. Our office received dozens of emails in opposition to this bill, with only a few emails in support. I opposed LB586 as it will create numerous problems. For example, at a public pool or a local gym, like the YMCA, men, women, and children could be forced to share a locker room, restroom, or changing area with a person of the opposite sex who identifies as a sex opposite their biological sex; this would violate our constitutional right to privacy. Additionally, business owners with deeply held religious beliefs who operate a for-profit business that provides a service – like bakers, florists, restaurant owners, etc. – could be forced to participate in ceremonies celebrating a view of marriage that is prohibited by their religious beliefs. This violates two First Amendment rights: freedom of speech (creating forced speech), and the free exercise of religion (by preventing people from exercising their religion). Finally, there was no evidence offered by the proponents of obvious widespread discrimination in Nebraska. Successful business owners in Nebraska do not discriminate and are simply looking for talented, hardworking individuals. Employers are disinterested in employees' private and personal sexual beliefs that belong outside the place of employment. The question asked before hiring is: can they adequately do the work, it cannot be whom they love. The protection of privacy, speech, and freedom of conscience are important constitutional protections we should not take for granted.
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Our eleventh week of session – days 42-45 – adjourned Friday.
We convened Tuesday, March 15 ready to press onward the best we can despite seeming endless hours of debate as we draw closer to sine die (final day) scheduled for April 20. Much work remains and late nights most certainly prevail starting March 21.
Despite determined opposition for different reasons, the Legislature advanced LB745 on Tuesday. This raises caps on fees the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission can charge. In a separate section, the hunting season for upland game birds and mallard ducks in breeding and controlled shooting areas is extended two weeks; I supported only this. I introduced an amendment to strike everything except the extension of the hunting season, but it failed to pass. I cannot support raising caps on fees because this is their second increase during my tenure in the Legislature. Collectively, citizens of Nebraska already pay too much in taxes and fees for the Legislature to raise them again. This advanced intact despite my and a few other senators' opposition.
Later on Tuesday, several other bills of interest passed first round of debate:
On Wednesday we began a six hour debate of LB900 which would have repealed the motorcycle helmet law in Nebraska. The bill set an age limit at 21 or older for those who would be allowed to ride without a helmet; and also, children under the age of eight would be prohibited from being a passenger on a motorcycle. LB900 also created the Motorcycle Safety and Brain Injury Trust Fund by adding $19 to the motorcycle registration fee. I did not like the fee increase, but I supported LB900 because it prohibited children from being passengers on a motorcycle – my primary concern with the bill in the past. The bill was defeated Thursday morning.
Another bill of note is LB1109. This changes the level of transparency the University of Nebraska is required when recruiting applicants for key administrative positions, such as president or chancellor. Currently, all public agencies, including the University, must disclose the top four candidates for a public vetting process. Under LB1109, that process is altered so as to require the disclosure of only a single "priority" candidate followed by a 30-day "public vetting process." Proponents argued this makes the search process more competitive, while opponents countered LB1109 eliminates public input on the selection of the final candidate. The bill advanced to Final Reading without my support.
The Revenue Committee will be holding another public hearing on LB958, the Governor's property tax bill. The reason for the additional hearing is the amendment that was introduced significantly altered the original bill. The amendment is AM2617 and can be found here: http://nebraskalegislature.gov/FloorDocs/Current/PDF/AM/AM2617.pdf. The hearing will be held Thursday, March 24 at 2:00 p.m. in room 1524 in the Capitol Building.
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Our tenth week of session – days 38-41 – adjourned Thursday.
Monday was day 38, moving us into the final third of this biennium. Our calendar days continue to fly by, yet on the floor it's as though time stands still when a single bill takes hours or even days to debate; that may be good news or bad news, depending on what your position is on a bill. It is good news for those believing there are too many laws, unfunded mandates, fee or tax increases, or other burdens created by legislation. It is bad news when there is legislation you consider good public policy and offers relief, be it tax relief or removes regulations imposed by current laws. Without regard to anyone's beliefs on policy, the rules were written to provide for full debate, and slowing the process down is oftentimes a good idea.
Adjourned Thursday — Day 41 — we fully realized there were now less than 20 session days remaining of the 104th Legislative session. My goal of property tax relief remains steadfast. The Revenue Committee, I am a member of, is working to make meaningful progress in property tax relief. Not perfection yet, but progress. In a short session and with little time remaining, we realize perfect property tax relief has become unrealistic and even some progress is a step in the right direction.
Coming weeks hold a bittersweet undercurrent. The final group of senators who have been here longer than I, will complete their final session. These statesmen are masterfully rich in knowledge and experience, many of whom were often allies, will bid their farewells as they leave due to term limits. Five of us will become the "Senior Class". Yes, sometimes we agree to disagree. However, at the end of the day we realize our now ever-changing body of 49 were elected by the second house. We live much alike, a day at a time, wanting only the best for those we serve.
Because I wanted to share my thoughts, below are only highlights of notable bills debated this week:
We were honored to have Pastor Brian High of First Baptist Church in Tekamah lead the Legislature in prayer last Tuesday. We welcomed the Nebraska Christian Homeschool Association students. Other visitors over the past few weeks also include Michaela Ott of Blair, who recently achieved her Girl Scout Gold Award, the Hrbek family who were in Lincoln for the GACC Girls State Basketball Tournament, and a delegation of Ukrainian officials learning about our Unicameral and public health.
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Keeping the Good Life growing in Nebraska,
Senator Lydia Brasch, District 16
Our ninth week of session – Days 34 through 37 of our 60-day session – adjourned Thursday.
On Monday, and part of Tuesday, we debated and defeated LB371, which created the Nebraska Council for Educational Success. The council would have consisted of 21 members, including the Governor, the Commissioner of Education, the Chancellor and President of the Nebraska State College System, Commissioner of Labor, and an individual representing the business interests. There also would have been one parent on the council with a child in any of grades K-12. The objective of this council would have essentially been to recommend policy changes to the Education Committee of the Legislature.
The proponents argued a new council was necessary because of term limits, since the council would help add consistency and permanency to Nebraska's educational policy. Opponents countered two councils already exist with many of the same goals and individuals: the P-16 Council and the council created by Governor Ricketts. LB371 would have been duplicative and also carried a fiscal note of $50,000 from the state's general fund and $250,000 from the Department of Education's budget. I voted no with the opponents.
LB919 advanced to Select File. This bill expands the use of problem-solving courts in Nebraska. Problem-solving courts use evidence-based outcomes to achieve positive results to address specific needs and problems that could not be addressed in traditional courts. Problem-solving courts promote results that benefit the offender, the victim, and communities. Types of problems addressed by these courts are drug abuse, mental illness, DUI's, and domestic violence. The bill expands the use to include problem-solving courts for veterans to help address the issues unique to our nation's soldiers.
Another bill debated was LB83 – it advanced to Select File with a small majority. The amendment to LB83 replaced the bill entirely and redefined the word "employer" in Neb. Rev. Stat. 48-1220. For the purposes of discriminatory wage practices based on sex, employer shall now mean "any person engaged in an industry who has two or more employees for each working day in each of twenty or more calendar weeks in the current or preceding calendar year[.]" Prior to LB83, the definition of employer applied to any person engaged in an industry who has fifteen or more employees. The smaller number of two employees creates more burdens for our smaller, rural businesses, including women in agriculture. It was made into a gender issue on the floor of the Legislature. I did not support this bill.
Finally, an additional bill that merits mentioning is LB344. This bill was hotly debated on Thursday. It would grant NRDs the authority to issue general obligation bonds for the purpose of financing all or part of the cost of non-revenue-producing water projects authorized by law. Issuance of the bonds shall be approved by two-thirds of the members of the board of directors of the district. I, along with other senators, argued that Nebraskans right now are struggling to pay their property taxes, so why introduce another avenue through which the people would be charged more property taxes? I oppose this legislation.
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Senator Lydia Brasch, District 16
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State Treasurer's 2016 Unclaimed Property Report Published
State Senator Lydia Brasch encourages constituents of District 16 to review State Treasurer Don Stenberg's 2016 Unclaimed Property Report. Many individuals from District 16 have been pleasantly surprised to discover they indeed had unclaimed property held in trust by the State.
The State Treasurer's Unclaimed Property Division is a repository for money and other personal assets considered lost or abandoned. Unclaimed property includes certificates of deposits, checking and savings accounts, commissions, contents of safe deposit boxes, death benefits, dividends, gift certificates, insurance payments, money orders, paid-up life insurance, refunds, stocks, uncashed checks, and unpaid wages. The unclaimed property may be a small dollar amount or could be in the hundreds of dollars or more from several combined smaller amounts found.
The Unclaimed Property Report is scheduled to be published in 16 Nebraska newspapers, as required by statute, throughout March and early April. The State Treasurer's Office holds more than $170 million in property for 350,000 Nebraskans. In 2015, the State Treasurer returned more than $11.8 million to more than 15,000 owners and plans to return even more in 2016.
March 6 – Omaha World Herald and Scottsbluff Star-Herald
March 19 – Norfolk Daily News, Beatrice Daily Sun, Fremont Tribune, York News-Times, and Columbus Telegram
March 20 – Lincoln Journal Star
April 1 – Holdrege Citizen, McCook Gazette, and Sydney Sun-Telegraph
April 2 – Alliance Times-Herald, Hastings Tribune, and Kearney Hub
April 3 – Grand Island Independent and North Platte Telegraph
If you would like to obtain a copy of the entire Unclaimed Property Report, you may contact the State Treasurer's Office at (402) 471-2455, or check for unclaimed property at any time online at https://treasurer.nebraska.gov/.
Our eighth week of session – Days 30 through 33 of our 60-day session – adjourned on Thursday.
LR35 – debated on Monday of last week – was a Legislative Resolution that called for Nebraska to add its name to the requisite 34 states needed in order to call a convention of the states for the purpose of proposing amendments to the United States Constitution, the authority for which is granted to the State Legislatures under Article V of the U.S. Constitution. To date, only five states have passed the resolution. The language of the resolution stated that the amendments proposed be limited to proposing amendments to the Constitution of the United States that impose fiscal restraints on the federal government, limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limit the terms of office for its officials and for members of Congress. However, as opponents we believed the outcome of such a convention is uncertain and there may be unintended consequences that result from having a convention and proposing amendments. The resolution failed to pass. I voted against the resolution.
LB188 was debated for over four hours. This bill defined who would be considered an innocent third party in vehicular pursuits by law enforcement. LB188 sought to place a definition in statute and narrowly define who would be considered an "innocent third party". As a compromise, the introducer of the bill removed portions that would have disqualified a person from being considered an innocent third party if they entered a vehicle without coercion and with a reasonable belief that the driver of the vehicle is under the influence of alcoholic liquor or drugs. Also removed was if a person failed to take reasonable steps to persuade the driver to stop the vehicle, they would not be considered an innocent third party. As part of the compromise, the word "immediately" was added to describe the time frame for which a person who engaged in criminal activity in the past may or may not be considered an innocent third party in the vehicular pursuit. For example, if someone did not file their income taxes three years prior to the pursuit, but are in the vehicle being chased by the police, but not for anything they have done – they simply are in the wrong place at the wrong time – then they can still be considered an innocent third party.
However, the opponents wanted another provision in the bill that would have been difficult for law enforcement to engage in future pursuits. And that is, prior to the chase, the law enforcement officer must identify the suspect they are pursuing. The opponents were successful in defeating the bill as it fell two votes short of a cloture vote. I was for this bill.
On Friday I attended a meeting of the Supreme Court Commission on Guardianships and Conservatorships. The Chief Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court appointed me to the commission in 2015. The Legislature created the Office of Public Guardian in 2014, which serves as guardians and/or conservators to Nebraskans who are unable to make decisions on their own, and have no private individual or organization to support their decision-making needs. The purpose of the commission is to propose solutions or improvements to help meet the challenges of caring for vulnerable adults and children that can be placed in statute, added to the court rules, and court procedures. The Office of Public Guardian can be appointed by a court when it is determined that guardianship and/or conservatorship is the least restrictive way to meet an individual's decision-making needs, and there is no one else to serve.
Please contact me; my administrative aide, Katie Wattermann; or my legislative aide, Brett Waite, with questions or concerns at (402) 471-2728 or by email at email@example.com; or stop by Room 1016 if you are in the Capitol. If you would like to follow the Legislature online you can visit http://netnebraska.org/basic-page/television/live-demand-state-government. Live broadcasting is also available on NET2.
Keeping the Good Life growing in Nebraska,
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The Yukon Arts Centre Public Art Gallery is open year round and hosts ten to fourteen exhibitions a year, often two or three running concurrently. We are committed to excellence in the visual arts and to bringing innovative exhibitions that explore the rich diversity of contemporary art from local, regional, national and international perspectives. We show the works of professional Yukon artists, while bringing exhibitions of national importance to the Yukon. Everyone is welcome to attend opening night receptions. Artists are often in attendance.
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