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Tara Reid has a message for anyone wishing to criticize her body: Enough already!
After unflattering bikini shots of her surfaced last week, Reid faced a barrage of Internet attacks aimed at her post-surgery figure. "I've been a media target for years now," the actress, 32, tells PEOPLE.
"It does hurt my feelings, but what can I do? I have to move on."
Yet moving on has been difficult, especially because Reid has to live with the evidence of the past – the scars on her stomach from a 2004 liposuction surgery and subsequent reconstructive surgery in 2006. "They are my battle wounds," she says of her "uneven" abs.
Producing independent films like 7-10 Split and working on her first clothing line, Mantra, keeps her busy. The line of bikinis, t-shirts, and casual wear is inspired by her moods.
"Red is for love, green for luck, white for peace – everything gives you a mantra of the day," says Reid, who is currently dating business partner Julien Jarmoune. "I made this line about feeling good about yourself."
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Summer Reading preview: Picture books for children
On May 25, we're publishing our Summer Reading preview in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with dozens of suggestions for your enjoyment.
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Maxwell kicks off comeback tour at Riverside Theater
It's been four years since Maxwell's last tour, two years since he canceled a follow-up tour, five years since his latest album, and four years since he was supposed to release a follow-up album.
And on the first night of his 40-date comeback tour at the Riverside Theater on Saturday, the R&B star made his fans wait some more. »Read Full Article(1)
Cafe 1505 in Mequon launching dinner service this week
The breakfast-and-lunch restaurant Cafe 1505 in Mequon is adding dinner service, beginning Tuesday.
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The workhorse of Milwaukee shade gardens, the hosta, will be discussed Wednesday on the Garden Walk tour at the Boerner Botanical Gardens, 8400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners. Marcia Wensing of the Southeast Wisconsin Hosta Society will lead the tour through the garden's collection and offer tips for planting. The walk starts at 6:30 p.m. from the garden's educational center gift shop. It costs $5. »Read Full Article


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The Bay of Plenty region reached a significant milestone in its tertiary education history on 1 May 2016 when Bay of Plenty Polytechnic merged with Waiariki Institute of Technology to become the fourth largest ITP in New Zealand.
Waiariki Bay of Plenty Polytechnic is home to almost 14,000 students, more than 1,000 staff and offers more than 240 programmes over 68 delivery sites.
Over the coming years we will build on the successes and histories of our legacy institutions, to deliver our students and our region the educational and employment outcomes they need.
We are committed to working with our businesses, community, industries and iwi partners, to ensure our new institution meets their needs, and most importantly the needs of our students.
With more resources, increased scope, and size our students will have better access to study and a wider choice of programmes. Together we can continue to grow our region and make it the best place in the country to work, live, learn and play.
You can visit this site to read the updates, frequently asked questions, and press releases that preceeded the merger.
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Our classes tend to be quite small, so as a student you'll get lots of personal attention and support.
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And to think I've been following this for almost a decade, even if without a Mdb account at the very first time.
It's a weird feeling so see that it's still not relased, but at the same time far from dead, and even recently updated.
I was already amazed by the features showcased back in those days, considering the engine that was being worked on, only rivals to such prowess for goldsrc modding were the Paranoia devs, and this still showed greater promise from the technical sense.
In short: los quiero, simplemente terminenlo a su paso.


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Delicious on tortillas! Nice ooziness (created my own word, I think). Nice consistancy. Doesn't make a whole lot, so I would probably double the recipe next time and add more heat. I would also add 1/4 t salt or salt to taste and another jalapeno (at least). Of course, being from Texas, we like it hotter than most--this is probably just the right heat for most. Thanks for the recipe! Made for ZWT5.
Made this queso as a New Years Eve appetizer last night. Everyone loved it. I accidentally forgot to put in the onion, and it was still really good. I can't wait to make it again so I can include the onions, which I love. I served it with tortilla chips for dipping versus flour tortillas. Thanks for posting.
I have been looking for a Queso Fundido recipe for Years!! This sounds just like the one my husband and I enjoyed at a Mexican Restaurant we use to enjoy way back (1987) This is the restaurant he proposed to me in!! Cant wait to try it!!! Glad I surfed the net!!! on a day off just relaxing!!!
This was excellent. It maybe needed a pinch of salt, but otherwise fantastic. I thought the leftovers were even better than the first round.
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Posted on 10/02/2010 12:38:33 PM PDT by Wolfie
A New Breed of Home Marijuana Grower
California -- Joanne Clarke, a legal secretary in her late 50s, leads the way down a pale green hallway in her modest Costa Mesa home, past a small guest room on the right and a blue tiled bathroom on the left. At the end of the hall, she opens a door, pushes aside a thick black curtain and ducks inside.
"Isn't this wild?" she says, gesturing to the high-tech marijuana grow room she and her husband recently installed. "This used to be my daughter's bedroom."
Wild is one word for it. Bright is another. Unexpected, yet another. What had been a teenager's tropical-themed room is now a beaming, humming, indoor plant laboratory complete with silver reflective bubble wrap on the walls, blinding grow lights, ventilation ducts hanging from the ceiling and marijuana plants in various stages of development neatly labeled with names such as Platinum Kush, Purple Diesel and Blue Cheese.
"They are like our children," Clarke says, gazing proudly at the elegant fronds that look familiar and exotic all at once. "We talk to them."
Clarke's grow room is legal in the state of California, anyone with a doctor's recommendation to use marijuana can grow it in limited quantities yet it still feels clandestine. Although she's open about using pot (crushed and placed in capsules) to help manage the pain of rheumatoid arthritis, she and her husband haven't shown the room to any friends. "Ninety-five percent of the people I know are fine with it," she says, "but it's that 5% that I worry about. I don't want to make anyone uncomfortable."
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How would you like to have a pothead as your "legal secretary". Yikes! She's high all the time but her "arthritis" feels a lot better. LOL!
I think I'm coming down with a severe case of rheumatoid arthritis. I live in California and this situation pisses me off. These people are going around the law through loop holes in order to get freaking high all day long. Unless I missed it, they article didn't state what these two pot growers do a living. If the husband spends hours in the room cultivating his crops, what time does he have to work and make a living. They are probably both on disability and getting a check from the state to do nothing but smoke pot.
In my opinion, something needs to be done about law breakers like these. Like I said, this is just my opinion, I'm sure there are people that have a different opinion than mine.
Just think of the carbon imprint that room is giving off...
"In my opinion, something needs to be done about law breakers like these.'
She's a legal secretary.
What they are doing is legal in CA. Are you upset that they are breaking federal laws?
Here come the Nanny State Sycophants banging the drum for the War on Drugs.
"In my opinion, something needs to be done about law breakers like these."
Oh, I see, you are opposed to State's Rights and want the Federal Government to throw these people in prison?
What makes these people think that they have the right to control their own lives, off with their heads!!
A lot of the founding fathers of our country smoked sweet hemp.
Hey, the Clarke's got lots of pot
Trick or Treat....../s
Yeah, and Columbus' sails on his ship, the U.S. Constitution, Jesus' sandals. I've heard all that. However, I'm a Cheech and Chong fan too! "DAVE'S NOT HERE!!"
Hey, if you want to piss in everybody's Wheaties, just grow a bunch of male plants.
The main object of growth is Sinsemilla, unpollinated female plants. Imagine the horror when people look in their garden and find out their little girls are in a family way. ;-)
There are 10,000 DUIs everyday. And yet some people seem to be just fixated on pot. If someone wants to stay drunk all day they can I guess. No problem. How many people take Vicadin and Oxycontin 24 hours a day? But anyone smoking pot is a 'pothead' and 'high 24 hours a day' in some opinions.
If these same people had a wet bar with 95 bottles of booze, no one would think twice about it.
These people currently growing the drug probably have fantasies of making money. Once again the politicians will see that their favorites will get the franchises-(in return for "contributions")- and folks like those set forth in the article will be "hung out to dry." If any such people do start to make real money they will be cut off at the knees by the politicians and their favorites.
"How would you like to have a pothead as your legal secretary"
Probably wouldn't be as bad as a legal secretary working for a coke-head lawyer.
My neighbor has a medical license for MJ and grows his in the open. He has a back disability from his time in the service and it kills the pain and he never exhibits evidence of being "high".
People in chronic pain will try anything to ease it, hopefully you will never be in that condition but if you are don't be surprised if you try puffing on a joint, or taking it internally, in order to kill the pain for a while.
And sometimes, you know, like, they, like, talk back. It's like really wild, you know.
I've got arthritis but I'm also tough enough to deal with it. Getting old isn't for sissies. Besides, I've got a job so I can't be out there walking around high all the time.
Now that is funny right there. I don't care who you are.
Maybe you should move to a state where they still put thousands of people in locked cages for this...
Then you can pay to jail, house, and feed them...
"leads the way down a pale green hallway"
Pale green now that's a crime. She will have a hard time selling that heap.
Don't be an idiot. The people who want to smoke pot already smoke it. There will be no, or at least very little, increase in the people who smoke it, and the laws against driving with it will still be in effect. The fact is Thousands, if not millions, of people drive every day all across America while under the influence of MJ, not to mention Alcohol. Legalizing MJ will actually reduce crime, at least in CA. Take the money out of it and the crime will go away. The only danger is if the government taxes it too much then the illegal growers will still be making money off of it.
It is amazing the amount of people who failed to learn the lesson of prohibition. People drank more during prohibition than they did before or after. Drugs, all types of them, were legal in this country at one time. There were no more addicts per hundred thousand then than there are now and there were no crime gangs killing off people in order to protect their interest in the drug trade.
Want to know why parts of Arizona are off limits to Americans? It isn't because of illegal aliens per se, but due to drug dealers. Illegals are bad enough without having gangs mixed into the picture. Gangs without money are impotent. Drugs give them to the money to arm themselves and to recruit new members. MJ is part of that BS culture. Legalize it and you take part of the money away from them.
Long-haired hippie phreaks.
"If these same people had a wet bar with 95 bottles of booze, no one would think twice about it."
So, your argument is that because one intoxicating substance that can ruin lives is legal, all intoxicating substances that can ruin lives should be legal. That about it?
The free man owns himself. He can damage himself with either eating or drinking; he can ruin himself with gambling. If he does he is certainly a damn fool, and he might possibly be a damned soul; but if he may not, he is not a free man any more than a dog is."
G. K. Chesterton
Booze is legal. How many people do you PERSONALLY know that start slamming down drinks at 9AM and keep it up all day?
I'm sick and tired of the gangs that fund themselves through drug sales. Yes, I realize that there are other drugs besides pot, but at least legalizing it will cut into their cash stream.
I'm also sick and tired of Mexican drug cartels setting up pot plantations on public and private property - with trigger happy attendants.
I'm also sick and tired of funding the Prison Guard Union so that these "dangerous criminals" can be incarcerated.
I'm also sick and tired of the para-military police state that the W.O.D. has created along with erosion of 4th amendment rights. Do a search on "civil asset forfeiture" and see how the system is being abused.
The W.O.D. has been going on for, what 50 years? Anybody seen any reduction in drug use yet? All I've seen is an increase in crime and government.
Prohibitions are always doomed to failure. The war on pot has been as effective as the war on poverty or the war on alcohol. These wars simply result in less freedoms and great violations of our rights. We all own our own bodies. What we put into them is our own business.
The reasons pot is still illegal has more t with protecting Dupont's fiber business than the public's health.
And the sign said long haired freaky people need not apply ...
I hope everyone purchases one of these grow houses. Let us know how you feel after you had to gut that house to get rid of the mold and rot.
"Several of the founder's write in their papers about smoking hemp, it was the major crop along with to tobacco in the colonies."
The word "founder's" can only be a contraction of "founder is" or a possessive that refers to something that belongs to or pertains to a founder. Apstrophes are never, never, never used to form plurals, even if the U.S. Government Style Manual says they can be, the illiterate b*stards.
That said, do you have any citations from the writings of Founding Fathers to demonstrate the truth of your claim?
It should be noted that hemp was used to make rope and fabrics. It is a misconception that demand for hemp for smoking made it a major crop.
"And the sign said long haired freaky people need not apply ..."
I hate that song with the fire of a thousand suns.
Carrying your point to it's logical conclusion then, Fedzilla should take anything that "can ruin lives" under its benevolent control ... like what kind of light bulb you can use ... how many gallons of water your toilet can flush ... what you can eat ... where you live ... brilliant plan.
See post #26
Just because one cannot totally stop the occurrence of a particular crime does not mean we should altogether stop trying to control that crime. At a minimum California highway injuries and deaths will increase together with our taxes to pay for the medical care of the victims of drug abuse. Overall drug consumption due to the climate of acceptance.
"Prohibitions are always doomed to failure."
How about our prohibition on murder?
Nobody thinks that the law will prevent all murders, and the fact that they still occur does not mean that the law is a failure. The law has, as I see it, three objectives:
1. To go on record with society's disapproval of murder.
2. To deter as many murders as possible.
3. To establish the grounds for punishing murderers.
Neither are laws against pot designed to prevent all pot smoking. Further, there does seem to be less pot smoking than there was in the 1970s. I couldn't walk across campus in the spring without smelling it multiple times. Last time I visited my alma mater, I didn't smell it at all.
I would guess that the huge jump in prices had something to do with this, too.
Yes, Hemp was used for paper, fabric, rope, just about everything.
And that is exactly why it is illegal. Because people can easily grow there own, the government doesn't like that. This is similar to the government making having Gold illegal. Anything the government cannot directly control, they outlaw it.
It has nothing whatsoever to do with 'protecting' society. In fact, it is quite the opposite. It is all about enslaving society and keeping the little people 'under control'. That is what it has alway been about.
"Carrying your point to it's logical conclusion"
You didn't carry the point to its logical conclusion; you carried it to a ludicrous extreme. Your "logic" would allow one to argue against murder laws on the grounds that fedzilla would go on to prohibit all physical movement.
I often say that there is no idea so good that it doesnt become a bad idea when taken to extremes. However, all good ideas are not taken to extremes. The government has not gone on from murder laws to ban all physical movement, and there is no reason to think that you and I would take pot laws to the extremes you name.
The leftards, of course, are trying to go to those extremes regardless of the state of pot laws, which would neither encourage nor discourage them in their drive toward tyranny.
It is worth noting that the argument you used here is one that the left used to topple rationality and take charge in this country.
"But anyone smoking pot is a 'pothead' and high 24 hours a day in some opinions."
The current hysteria about pot is the result of a massive re-education effort that was begun many years ago. Thanks to that great educator Horace Mann we have a Prussian style public education system that instills obedience and is short on logic. The elites don't attend the same schools as the common people. We are a controlled society but the controls are breaking down and it's making some people uncomfortable.
They smoked industrial hemp, often called Cannabis Sativa, a variant so low in THC and high in CBD which blocks the marijuana effects, that one cannot get high from it.
Only Cannabis high in THC is suitable for Marijuana. The strain sometimes called Cannabis Indica is grown for pot production.
"Botanically, the genus Cannabis is composed of several variants. Although there has been a long-standing debate among taxonomists about how to classify these variants into species, applied plant breeders generally embrace a biochemical method to classify variants along utilitarian lines. Cannabis is the only plant genus that contains the unique class of molecular compounds called cannabinoids. Many cannabinoids have been identified, but two preponderate: THC, which is the psychoactive ingredient of Cannabis, and CBD, which is an antipsychoactive ingredient. One type of Cannabis is high in the psychoactive cannabinoid, THC, and low in the antipsychoactive cannabinoid, CBD. This type is popularly known as marijuana. Another type is high in CBD and low in THC. Variants of this type are called industrial hemp."
"Apparently the California drug addicts are about to score a great victory. The rest of us will face increased highway injury,death and higher taxes to pay for the resulting mess, but that's ok, the pot heads are happy."
You're a frustrated authoritarian aren't you. Things are just flying out of control everywhere and you can't get a handle on it. I understand how you feel.
I've used therapeutic Wintergreen essential oil on arthritis, and it's worked fine for me. Sure takes up a lot less room.
You do know that hemp rope was replaced by manila rope for ships a long time ago, right?
"Manila hemp" is a type of fiber obtained from the leaves of the abacá. It is not actually hemp, but named so because hemp was long a major source of fiber, and other fibers were sometimes named after it. Sort of like the way today's "vellum" is not really vellum at all.
"What an odd reaction."
De gustibus non disputandum est. I would say rather that your reaction to my statement of opinion regarding a song is rather odd.
"...the word canvas, comes from cannabis...tared hemp cord...Maryjauhana built the U.S. Navy."
Wooden ships and iron men built the U.S. Navy, mister. Hemp played a minor role, and that not as an intoxicant.
"And that is exactly why it is illegal. Because people can easily grow there own"
Really? I notice George Washington didn't outlaw it, though his administration did precipitate the Whiskey Rebellion.
By 1937, forty-six of the forty-eight states as well as the District of Columbia had laws against marijuana. No federal action was taken until the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937.
The reasons for this are well known, and have nothing to do with people growing hemp to make rope.
Can you buy house paints legally in Calif now, or have the "low VOC" police pretty much killed it off?
Thank you. I did not know that.
When the Chief said two strand left laid tarred hemp cord(and it was always called by it's formal name. Don't really know why?), I really thought it was hemp. Thanks, I will put that in the memory banks.
As part of the licensing, they should have to all post their addresses.
I wonder if it works for gout. Man, that gout is driving me crazy!
"Can you buy house paints legally in Calif now, or have the "low VOC" police pretty much killed it off?"
Sure you can just ask Jose to paint it.
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Faye and I joined the executive pastoral staff of The Freedom Center in January of 2013. Originally from Philadelphia, PA and Flint, MI, our paths have provided the highs and lows needed to prepared us to bring clarity to people wherever they are at in life. We get the privilege to serve the people of this city and church through young adult ministry (Encounter), pastoral care, associate pastor duties, social media/web/graphic design, men's and women's ministry leadership, pastoral liaison to the childcare center at the church, and any other area that needs us. We love seeing people understand the Word and come to the realize that freedom is for all through Jesus Christ! Faye and I have been married since 2007, have 3 children: Carl III (Trey), Makyah Ellen, and Cora Grace, and a crazy dog named "Perry".
Nicole and I have been married for 16 years and have 2 children, Ashlin Cole and Ramzy Ryan. I served as Music Minister of a small congregation for 10 years prior to coming to The Freedom Center. For the first 7 years after moving to TFC we served as volunteers in the Creative Arts Department, Youth, Young Adults, Young Marrieds, Life Groups, The Connect Center, Marriage Ministry, and Pre Marriage Ministry, with the common thread always being to create environments for people to connect and grow. In 2012, Nicole and I proudly joined the Executive Staff of The Freedom Center as head of the Creative Arts Department. With over 100 volunteers and staff members now part of the team, we carry this same mantra of excellence, developing leadership, pushing team members to new limits, and creating environments that can act as an easy entry point for anyone unchurched or dechurched.
Our first visit to The Freedom Center was for an Easter performance in spring of 2001. Little did we know that during that visit I would dedicate my life to Jesus and be born again. Since that time, life has been perfect… not really. We went through many personal attacks, but with God's grace and newfound friendships, we are now on the other side. In 2012, I was asked to be the Children's Pastor at TFC and I said, "No way", but in 2013, I said, "Yes!" My wife, Denise, and I are now in full time family ministry. We have 4 daughters and believe we are right where God has called us to be.
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Novartis reported plans to file its COPD candidate NVA237 (glycopyrronium bromide) for approval by year end, on the back of positive data from a second pivotal Phase III study. The Glow2 results demonstrated that the long-acting muscarinic antagonist (LAMA) NVA237 was as effective as tiotropium in terms of 24-hour bronchodilation at 12 weeks.
The 1,066-patient trial also met its key secondary endpoints, including improvement in breathlessness at 26 weeks, quality of life at 52 weeks, time to first COPD exacerbation, and use of rescue medication at 52 weeks. Participants were randomized to receive once-daily NVA237 or placebo on a double-blind basis, or once-daily tiotriopum (open-label), and were permitted to use COPD background therapy and rescue medication. Positive data from the pivotal 26-week Glow1 study was reported back in April.
NVA237 is being developed by Novartis under license from partners Vectura and Sosei. Novartis is separately developing QVA149, a combination of NVA237 with Novartis' own once-daily long-acting beta2-agonist indacaterol, for the treatment of COPD. The firm says it plans to file for approval of QVA149 in 2012. Indacaterol itself is approved in over 50 countries. An FDA decision on Indacaterol approval is expected in July.
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People who believe that climate change is increasing the risk of devastating wildfires in Colorado are no more likely to take mitigation actions to protect their property, a new study led by researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder and the U.S. Forest Service has found. The study, which was recently published in the journal Environmental Hazards, examined the role that climate change beliefs play in a homeowner's choice to undertake risk mitigation activities such as installing a fire-resistant roof to reduce the ignitability of their home or thinning surrounding vegetation that … [Read more...]
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President Barack Obama has been traveling in Alaska this week to shine a spotlight on climate change. During the tour, which included a historical visit for a sitting president to cross the Arctic Circle, Obama made stirring closing remarks at the Global Leadership in the Arctic: Cooperation, Innovation, Engagement and Resilience (GLACIER) Conference in Anchorage, where attendees are focused on international and domestic priorities in the Arctic. Watch the President's speech from the GLACIER Conference Here are 10 highlights of the President's GLACIER speech: 1. Climate change is … [Read more...]
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Students at Pagosa Springs High School have great opportunities to collect authentic environmental data in their classes, and they have recently expanded their capacity to monitor snow depth thanks to a resourceful peer, Connor Burkesmith. With support from Learn More About Climate and technical support from Andrew Wickert, an alumnus of the CU-Boulder Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, Burkesmith built a snow sensor as part of his independent study project to collect low-elevation snow depth data near downtown Pagosa Springs. Wickert developed the sensor, called an ALog Data Logger, … [Read more...]
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Ground-level ozone (a.k.a "bad" ozone) is harmful to humans and plants. Ozone can make it difficult to breath, especially for those with asthma or other respiratory infections. High levels of ground-level ozone are hazardous for all people, but the young and elderly are often most affected. When an Ozone Action Alert is issued because of high ozone levels, the young and elderly are encouraged to stay inside and plan outdoor exercise early in the morning when ozone levels are lowest. While people can go inside on Ozone Action Alert days, plants cannot. Spikes in ozone levels are dangerous to … [Read more...]
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Region 3 News Release: III-02-08-08-098-PA
Date: Thurs., Aug. 8, 2002
Contact: Leni Uddyback-Fortson
Phone: (215) 861-5102
Faces More Than $136,000 In Proposed Penalties After Worker Fatality
POLK, Pa. -- VisionQuest National Limited, Polk, Pa., is facing $136,350 in penalties for allegedly exposing employees to safety and health hazards, the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced today.
The company, which operates a residential rehabilitation service facility for troubled youth, was inspected in response to a complaint received after an employee made contact with a power line, received an electrical shock and fell. The employee, who was trying to cut down a pair of gym shoes that had been thrown up on the line, later died from injuries sustained during the accident.
According to John Stranahan, area director for the OSHA Erie office, VisionQuest received two willful violations, with a penalty of $126,000 and five serious violations with a penalty of $10,350. "This tragedy is certainly one that could have been avoided," says Stranahan, "By following OSHA standards, the company will eliminate the possibility of future accidents."
The willful violations include the company's allowing unqualified employees to work near overhead energized electrical lines without taking protective measures and permitting employees to use the front bucket of a backhoe as an elevated work platform.
Also cited were serious violations for unguarded machinery, the lack of a Lockout/Tagout Program (which prevents inadvertent machine start-ups), the lack of a chemical Hazard Communication Program, improper storage of compressed gas cylinders and failure to train employees in electrical safety-related work practices.
Willful violations are those committed with an intentional disregard of, or plain indifference to, the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
A serious violation is defined as one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result, and that the employer knew or should have known of the hazard.
The company has 15 working days from the receipt of the citations to decide to comply, to request an informal conference with the OSHA area director, or to contest the citations and proposed penalties before the Independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
The inspection was conducted by the Erie area office, 3939 West Ridge Road, Erie, Pa. 16506-1857. Phone: (814) 833-5758.
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McGrath Law Firm of Mount Pleasant announces a $100 million settlement in the nationwide meningitis outbreak that began in 2012 and regarded as the worst outbreak of its kind in U.S. history. The Federal Bankruptcy Court has approved a settlement with New England Compounding Center (NECC) and the insurance companies. The individuals who owned and operated NECC, which is the pharmaceutical company that distributed steroid medication tainted with the deadly meningitis bacteria, will contribute nearly $50 million in cash to the settlement.
McGrath Law Firm represents 20 of the victims nationwide, one of whom lives in the Charleston area.
According to Peter McGrath, former federal prosecutor and founder of McGrath Law Firm, a fund is being established to compensate all of the victims. McGrath explained that even though the settlement sounds like a lot of money, the funds need to be distributed among the 4,000 plaintiffs, some of whom have died. The settlement will be distributed over the next six months, in tiers, according to the extent of the injury and medical treatment.
McGrath said, This is beginning of the end and will bring the victims some relief. I have clients who have literally been sitting at home because they are too sick to work, but cannot afford to pay for the treatment they need to get better. They will finally be able to move forward with their lives.
McGrath Law Firm was the first law firm in the nation to request a lien on the defendants homes and assets, which, according to McGrath, pushed the defendants to ultimately settle.
McGrath Law Firm has unique infectious disease experience. Attorney McGrath, a former federal prosecutor and founder of McGrath Law Firm, was lead counsel in the nationwide hepatitis outbreak in New England in 2010. The firm also represents 30 clients in the recent hepatitis B outbreak in North Charleston.
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- Applicant must have no felony convictions. Applicant with a record of misdemeanor convictions may be disqualified from taking examinations as set forth in 65 ILCS 5/Article 10-1-7(c). Certain misdemeanor convictions may disqualify applicant for a position on the Police Department. This can be viewed at www.ilga.gov.
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Last Thursday, in "Bernanke's Boogeyman: The Japan Scenario," I highlighted the pick-up in volatility in Japan's stock and bond markets. Today, Japanese equities were at it again, with the Nikkei 225 dropping 3.7% for a 15.1% decline from its May 22 closing high.
While the Nikkei's drop appears to have rattled Asian markets, U.S. investors look less concerned: The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC ) and the narrower, price-weighted Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) have gained 0.22% and 0.55%, respectively, at 10:10 a.m. EDT.
U.S. unemployment matters even more this month
Japan can't hog the spotlight, though; the U.S. has an opportunity to create some volatility of its own this week. The big number investors worldwide will be watching is the U.S. unemployment rate for the month of May, which the Bureau of Labor Statistics will release this coming Friday at 8:30 a.m. EDT. That number is always important, of course, but the stakes are particularly high this month.
Why? Last December, the Fed explicitly tied its short-term policy rate, the federal funds rate, to unemployment, saying it would not raise the rate from its current range of zero to 25 basis points until the unemployment rate remained above 6.5%. At that time, with unemployment at 7.8%, most of the Fed's senior officials thought that goal would remain out of reach until the end of 2015. The following graph, which charts the U.S. unemployment rate, shows just how persistent unemployment has been over the past several years (the vertical bars represent recessions):
At the trough of the 1981 to 1982 recession -- prior to the credit crisis, the longest-lasting recession since the Great Depression, at 16 months -- unemployment peaked at 10.8%, above the 10% high registered in October 2009. Despite this, the unemployment rate came down faster than it has in the aftermath of the financial crisis, taking 18 months to reach 7.4%. By comparison, since October 2009, it has now taken us 42 months to reach 7.5%.
Last month, the yield on the 10-year Treasury bond jumped from 1.63% to 2.16%. That suggests the markets now think short-term rates will rise earlier than had been anticipated (long-term rates reflect expected short-term rates). Strong employment data on Friday would confirm or amplify that assessment. That would be negative for bonds, but the impact on stocks is less obvious. Either way, investors ought to be prepared for some volatility leading up to, and following the release of, Friday's big figure.
One sector that could benefit from rising rates is banking, and one bank stands out in particular. Wells Fargo's dedication to solid, conservative banking helped it vastly outperform its peers during the financial meltdown. Today, Wells is the same great bank as ever, but with its stock trading at a premium to the rest of the industry, is there still room to buy, or is it time to cash in your gains? To help figure out whether Wells Fargo is a buy today, I invite you to download our premium research report from one of The Motley Fool's top banking analysts. Click here now for instant access to this in-depth take on Wells Fargo.


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We used Sonlight this year (our first full year of homeschooling). We chose Core 1+2, Science 3, and I got 2 sets of readers to fit our reading needs (2 intermediate and 2 advanced).
At first, I loved Sonlight. I thought it was the best thing since sliced bread when that box came in the mail! I love all the books you get and the instructor's guide really makes being a teacher easy. I can literally pick up my guide and just go with very little planning (I read ahead, but that's about it). It is literature based, so it is not a cheap program.
However, now that the school year is drawing to a close, this is going to be my first and last Sonlight year. It is expensive, so that factors in, but I don't think I would be going back even if it weren't. It is very time consuming. Unless your kids LOVE (and I mean LOVE!) to listen to you read, then it won't be a good fit. If you don't just LOVE to read everything for their lessons, then it is not going to be a good fit. It is A LOT of reading. I'm perpetually behind, because (heaven forbit) I deviate from the schedule with holidays, life, etc. There are 36 weeks planned, which means an entire school year.
I'm not all that impressed with the History spine and that is a bad one to not be impressed with since I have to look at it every day. My kids groan when they see it out. NOT a good sign! I just summarize it anymore and say it in my own words. That is a book that I'll be selling and never using again. A Child's History of the World. It was just not a good fit for us and it is very 'wordy'.
Some of the read-alouds are very difficult to read aloud. At the same time, I'll probably keep them, because they might enjoy reading them when they are able to do it on their own, but reading them aloud is a different story. Some of them have just not been very good either.
The science 3 doesn't get "hands-on" until week 18! That is halfway through the year, then it has a couple of months, then nothing again. I've heard that other levels have 'too much' hands-on, but I felt this one was sorely lacking.
And lest you think I'm beating up on Sonlight, I'm not. I'm so thankful that I used it for this year. It was exactly the hand-holding that I needed. It got me out of the public school mentality and for that, I'm very thankful.


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Deepening poverty in most capitalist countries, an inherent inability to plan and organize on the necessary scale, and a refusal to fund or insure unprofitable remediation projects (many essential projects will not be profitable) are among the factors behind capitalism's inability to solve the problem of environmental destruction.
Wolfowitz ouster reflects bigger problems
The scandal that led to the forced resignation of Iraq war guru Paul Wolfowitz as head of the World Bank "is just the tip of the iceberg," Nadia Martinez, who co-directs the Institute for Policy Studies' Sustainable Energy and Economy Network, wrote earlier this month.
Michael Moore draws govt wrath re Cuba trip
Michael Moore has joined the ranks of victims of U.S. trade and travel restrictions against Cuba. His organization reported that the filmmaker received an inquiry from the U.S. Treasury Department about a trip Moore took to Cuba in March to film segments for his upcoming release "Sicko."
Capitalism incapable of reversing environmental crisis
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--"I don't know the first series [versus Utah] went right down the field in the second half and [we] scored a touchdown so I don't think so."
(On whether Xavier Grimble's inconsistent play against Utah is analogous to the Trojan's overall offense)
--Yeah that shows, that really is kind of the story of our offense right now. You talk about him in the second half, coming out and making an adjustment to the Cover-2 they were playing and throwing him the ball down the middle there and then the drive, goes down and scores. Then we come back to him a little bit later with a play where he's open and he puts the ball on the ground. So there's just too many freshmen mistakes that are happening right now, and those guys are making some plays but then at the same time, two of them putting the ball on the ground, Marqise [Lee] covering up the tight end, those plays are haunting us right now."
(On how much freedom Matt Barkley has in making the calls)
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