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Internet television start-up FetchTV has signed its first customer, internet service provider iiNet, which will start marketing subscriptions to the former's channels this week.
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"It's going to take time to explain FetchTV to people," said iiNet chief technology officer Greg Bader. "We think it will start slowly – maybe 100 or 200 subscribers a month initially – and then pick up towards the end of the year.
"We'd be disappointed if we didn't have 10,000 subscribers by the end of the first 12 months."
FetchTV, which is 60 per cent owned by its senior managers including founder Simon Cathcart and 40 per cent by Malaysian company Astro All Asia Networks, is talking to other ISPs such as Singtel Optus, Primus Online and TPG Internet and is understood to be finalising a deal with Internode.
The company has struck deals with pay TV operators such as Discovery Communications, National Geographic Channel, Fox International Channels, MTV Networks, BBC and NBC Universal (which owns CNBC) – giving it the right to run their channels here – and other content suppliers such as Roadshow Entertainment, Warner Bros Entertainment, The Walt Disney Company and Lions Gate Entertainment.
Speaking exclusively to The Australian Financial Review, FetchTV chief executive Scott Lorson said ISPs would charge between $25 and $30 a month for the FetchTV service, which will be delivered via the internet to a set-top box that includes a digital video recorder.
The 20 channels include on-demand "libraries" devoted to program genres such as documentaries and biographies. FetchTV will also include pay-per-view movies, which will sell for about $7 each, and a range of online products and services.
FetchTV was set up in 2008. Mr Lorson, a former Optus and ACP Magazines executive, joined in September last year. Astro, which is part of Malaysian billionaire Ananda Krishnan's media and telecommunications empire, was understood to have invested last year. "Now is the perfect time to launch FetchTV," Mr Lorson said. "The technology behind it is now mature, consumer demand for internet TV is growing, and the ISPs are looking to add new services."
FetchTV has not approached Telstra, which has been testing an internet-enabled digital video recorder called T-Box since December and will launch it nationally in June.
"FetchTV is pitching itself as a wholesaler or a content aggregator for everyone not called Telstra," said one media executive.
"It's a smart strategy. The non-Telstra ISPs want to add new products to reduce customer churn and compensate for the fierce competition in basic broadband prices, but individually they cannot afford to set up a pay TV-like service."
Mr Malone said iiNet had signed an initial five-year agreement with FetchTV and would charge subscribers $30 a month.
"We spent six months working on our own internet TV product," he said.
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Mr Lorson said FetchTV was not aimed at pay TV companies Foxtel and Austar United Communications, both of which are working on internet-delivered services. "It is designed to meet the needs of the 70 per cent of Australian households that have elected not to take up existing subscription TV services," he said.
Mr Lorson would not discuss FetchTV's revenue targets or how many subscribers it thought ISPs would sign. The company was understood to be charging the ISPs a flat monthly fee for each subscriber.
The FetchTV set-top box will be able to receive free-to-air channels. Mr Lorson said he was talking to the free-to-air networks about running their "catch-up" TV services through FetchTV but no deals had been finalised.
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Journal makes newspaper, broadcast deal with E.W. Scripps Company
In a lot of ways, Wednesday's announcement marked an end of an era.
For years, Journal Communications held a solid foothold on media in Milwaukee and expanded its footprint beyond with radio and television broadcasting properties.
Journal Communications will become Journal Media Group and operate print and digital operations for 14 markets with the headquarters in Milwaukee.
WTMJ-TV Ch. 4, WTMJ-AM 620 and WLWK-FM 94.5 will merge into E.W. Scripps Company based in Cincinnati. Scripps will end up serving 27 markets with television and radio stations.
"This transaction will create two solid media businesses that will continue to serve their communities with a commitment to integrity and excellence that has been built over many years," Steven J. Smith, chairman and CEO of Journal Communications, said in a press release.
"Journal's radio and television stations will add depth and breadth to the Scripps TV group and additional expertise to its management team. The formation of the new Journal Media Group, headquartered in Milwaukee, will continue a tradition of exceptional print and digital journalism in 14 markets across the country."
Since both Journal and Scripps are publicly traded, current shareholders will have ownership in the two companies. Scripps shareholders will have 69 percent of the merged broadcast company and 59 percent of the newly formed Journal Media Group. Journal shareholders will have 31 percent of the broadcast company and 41 percent of the Journal Media Group.
Steve Wexler, the former GM of WTMJ-TV and the two Milwaukee radio stations that made up the local contingent of the Journal Broadcast Group, said he was taking on a new role with the radio group in the merged E.W. Scripps broadcast company.
"I'm looking forward to joining the Scripps team and continuing our work in radio, creating differentiated local content for listeners and creative solutions for advertisers. As I've become familiar with their people and their culture, I'm confident that my team and I will feel right at home as we plan our future together," Wexler said Wednesday evening.
At this point it is hard to say what all the changes mean for the people at the local newspaper, television station and radio stations. The deal is still up for shareholder approval and probably won't close out until 2015.
Scripps will have approximately 4,000 employees across its television, radio and digital media operations and is expected to have annual revenue of more than $800 million, according to the release. Journal Media Group will combine Scripps' daily newspapers, community publications and related digital products in 13 markets with Journal Communications' Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin community publications and affiliated digital products. The company, with expected annual revenue of more than $500 million and approximately 3,600 employees, will be headquartered in Milwaukee.
The worry-some part of the report is this line: "The companies project about $35 million in combined transaction synergies in the near term."
That could mean some consolidation in business divisions and getting rid of procedure overlaps. But, this also tends to be lingo to get around saying that there will be jobs lost as part of the merger.
We've talked about this for years, the death of newspapers and print. While I never fully agreed with those sentiments, I do agree that the businesses in the media print world will be smaller than they once were. If the business leaders figure out they are in the information business and not the print business, they may have a chance to evolve and change into something else.
As a watcher of the media business, I'm not confident in the role that print will play with the next generation that knows how to operate tablets better than most adults.
With broadcast seemingly out of the way for the new Journal Media Group, they may be better prepared to deal with the transition. As a former print writer and editor, I'm cheering for the business's survival. But I'm uncertain how it will pan out.
For the Journal's Smith, he has a different view on the long-range plan. He will become the non-executive chairman of the board.
"These companies will offer a combination of excellent local media assets and an incredible array of talent in our employees. We look to the future with great optimism and a continued sense of purpose in providing relevant, differentiated content to our local communities across the country," Smith said.
The merger here will mean Scripps is back in the radio business, after being out of it for years.
"Our radio team is energetic, creative, and successful," Wexler said.
"We've worked hard to embody Journal's core values, and I'm so pleased that we'll be joining forces with a company that shares our strong beliefs in excellence and service. In the time I've spent with the Scripps team, it's clear that we both have high standards and expectations, and our radio team is looking forward to this new chapter in our collective histories."
The big benefit for the Journal is the overall bottom line. When the deal closes, Journal Media Group will have $10 million in cash and nothing else. Scripps will pick up all the debt and pension obligations that Journal Communications once held.
In case you were wondering, Scripps will hold onto the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Jeff | July 31, 2014 at 9:07 a.m. (report)
Scripps' 59 percent ownership of Jounral Media means that Scripps will call the shots, no matter where the headquarters is located. Milwaukee keeps the struggling print division, Cincinnati gets the profitable broadcast division. We're definitely getting the short end of the stick in this deal. On the plus side, maybe Scripps will retire those ugly, ugly graphics on Channel 4.
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Top o'the day t'you. Sure it's grand that you dropped by. Now, I know we potatoes have been residents of Australia since we were brought out with the Irish and English convicts in the First Fleet, but it's terribly hard to lose the accent, you understand. Oh yes, it's a rare and colourful history we have, to be sure, so sit back and I'll tell you more about us.
We're a close relative of tomatoes, you know, and capsicums and eggplants too. Our tubers are like washed river stones, rather smooth and rounded, varying in size and shape from round or oval to long and thin. We're covered in a fine, thin skin which encloses our soft, moist flesh. Our skin colour varies from creamy-to-white, yellow, red to even purple.
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We do blossom but our potatoes don't come from fertilised flowers. We form as a food store (tuber) at the end of our roots. Depending on our variety we take 90-130 days to reach maturity. If we are harvested before we reach maturity we're generally called a new potato, at which time our skin will be paper thin and easy to rub off.
Harvesting is determined chiefly by the maturity of the crop. When our tubers are fully grown, our stems and leaves die, and we're ready to harvest.
The main reason for waiting until we're fully matured before digging is that our skins 'harden' after the vine dies, so there is less likelihood of bruising. We're generally mechanically harvested and collected in field bins for grading (according to size) and packaging. There are normally three grades, smalls, table and large. A further grade, called chats is also used when large quantities of small potatoes are available.
Choosing Potatoes
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History of Potatoes
The first European record of us was in Spain in the 16th century, after being brought back from Columbia in 1593 by the Spanish Conquistadors. From Spain we spread quickly throughout Europe, reaching England in the late 16th century.
In England, Ireland and Scotland it took 200 years for us to be accepted as human food rather than for animal feed. When the Irish accepted us as a satisfying and nutritious food their population expanded rapidly because for the first time they were getting adequate nourishment.
However, a potato disease appeared in 1845 wiping out most of the Irish crop. This continued for several years resulting in widespread starvation in Ireland and over 1 million people died. As a result many Irish migrated to the USA and Australia in one of the largest exodus of people in recent history.
As I mentioned earlier, potatoes for the first settlement at Sydney Cove came out with the First Fleet and they quickly became a staple food of the new colony.
Tasmania started to supply Sydney with large quantities in 1830 and they were preferred to the local potatoes. In 1801 it was noted that Hobart Town had an English-like climate and potatoes were one of the crops successfully grown there. Western Australian settlers planted potatoes as one of the vegetables in the Swan River Colony in 1829. The first commercial crop was grown in Victoria in 1834 at Portland Bay.
One of the most widely used and important vegetables, we're the fourth most important food crop in the world.
Fun Ways to Eat and Cook Potatoes
Scrub us with a brush and cook with the skin on, but remove any green sections. If skins have to be removed, peel thinly with a vegetable peeler and cook as soon as peeled.
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I believe before you go either route Turbo or S/C you should test out your car on the track. The E46 M3 is an Amazing Platform to start out with on any track or road course. I would recommend doing a Hooked on Driving Event, Autocross Event or BMW Driving school to feel the characteristics of your vehicle on the track. Both F/I applications provide fantastic power.
Viral speaks volumes of wisdom. I mentioned the same thing as well. But now, we need to stress the importance of you DRIVING, not just riding in BOTH types of FI. Should be appropriate sized to what you want, Super Charged car and the same for a Turbo car. (Sadly, being the driver may be somewhat difficult)
It should be on the track, not just the street. I am certain you can arrange SOME thing through one of the clubs Viral mentioned. Beg, borrow, or even rent time. Be a PASSENGER if you have to. That may be the only way unless you want to spend weeks/months gaining trust in a club situation. Passenger is far from ideal, but better than nothing.
It is such a split decision for everyone that there is no right or wrong answer. It will come down to what YOU like, in the end.
Money/costs may also be a factor.
So far no one has posted any wrong or bad information. It is up to YOU now, not us. Good luck and have fun in your decision making process. Don't stress over anything. No mods have to be permanent!
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|Public execution of an 18-year-old boy in Ghaemshahr, Iran, in September 2013
International human rights organizations have repeatedly expressed concerns over executing convicts who were under-18 at the time of their offense, saying that a lot of such convicts in Iran are awaiting execution.
Amnesty International had previously announced that between 2005 and 2015, at least 73 convicts who were under-18 at the time of the offense have been executed in Iran. There are at least another160 such convicts who are awaiting execution, according to a report by the UN.
The UN has also recently reported that Hamid Ahmadi, sentenced to death for committing murder at 17, has been taken to solitary confinement in Rasht's Lakan Prison, due to be hanged on February 11.
Jafari Dolatabadi also announced on Wednesday that according to Article 302 of regime's Islamic Penal Code, Tehran Prosecutor Office has requested that17 retaliation cases be revised, which has led to three retaliation sentences being cancelled.
The UN Human Rights Committee as well as other human rights organizations have repeatedly criticized Iran's high execution rate. Applying death penalty for drug trafficker has been announced as one the reasons for Iran's high execution rate.
Iranian regime's Attorney General 'Mohammad Jafar Montazeri' has recently emphasized that the death penalty is not going to be removed from the regime's drug penal code.
Earlier, Mohammad Bagher Olfat, regime's Deputy Head of the Judiciary on Crime Prevention, had announced that execution of drug traffickers in Iran has not been 'deterrent'.
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I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change! - This comedic musical comes just in time for Valentine's weekend and will hit on some of the complications of loving each other! This performance will cover everything from the first date to the in-laws, and may have you wondering if they're talking about you by the end of it!
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee - Join six tween spelling champions as they provide comedic relief in a 2-hour performance based on the book by Rebecca Sheinkin. Watch as they work their way through increasingly harder words while giving you a hilarious look into their vastly different home lives, and fall in love with the charm and character of this performance!
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Our tours are organised in a modular way to allow programmes to be tailored to individual needs and for mixed groups to disperse in separate activities and meet up in the evening to share experiences. Ideal for families or groups in which individuals have different interests, strengths or stamina.
|1 day: Monastery and Mt Sinai
Visitors can explore the monastery and discover monastic remains on Mt Sinai and still arrive at the summit for sunset. This programme can be done on a day visit from Dahab or Sharm.
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A fascinating introduction to the stars can be given on any suitable evening. Please check the monthly moon phases. Both the Camel School and the Ecolodge are perfect venues. The evening can be attached to many other programmes.
|2 days: Mt Sinai and the Bedouin gardens
In two days, visitors can visit the monastery, explore Mt Sinai, climb to the summit for sunrise and visit the Bedouin gardens. This provides a good introduction to the region of Mt Sinai, its history, landscape and Bedouin culture.
|2 days: Camel school and trek
Two days are best for gaining confidence in camel riding. The first day involves instruction in the skills, and the second, a closely supervised trek.
|2 days: Camel safari
For those who have learnt how to ride camels, Yallajabaleya organises an intensive two day camel trek. Everyone is mounted. No Bedouin is walking on the ground. Only for trained camel riders.
|3 days: Hiking around Jebel Katrine
Jebel Katrine is the highest mountain in Sinai and is located at the centre of the National Park, rich in Bedouin gardens, monastic ruins and bewildering rock formations. Trekking with pack or camel is possible.
|3 days: Hiking around Jebel Serbal
A challenging hike up the Jebel Serbal range which gives exceptional views over the Gulf of Suez and Wadi Firaan. Involves a steep gulley climb and a ridge walk. Trekking with pack or camel is possible.
|6 days: Sinai mountain experience
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Tagua, also known as vegetable ivory, is a seed that comes from the Phytelephas Macrocarpa palm tree, an endangered palm tree that only grows in the tropical rainforests of the South American Pacific coasts. Etymologically, the term Phytelephas Macrocarpa is derived from the Greek phyton: plant, and elephas: elephant, making reference to the ivory.
The Tagua palm tree grows in the humid rainforest, under the canopy, to a height of 20 to 30 feet. The Tagua seed ranges in size from a cherry to a grapefruit and averages about the size of a walnut.
Chemically, they are pure cellulose. Before the nuts mature they have a milky sweet liquid in the center that can be consumed. The cellular structure and grain is similar to that of elephant ivory, but is more dense and resilient. It resembles the finest ivory in texture and color, and is slightly softer than mammal ivory. The nuts are usually void in the center.
When ripe, the nuts fall to the ground and are gathered and dried for a period of up to two years. Over this time, they become extremely hard (ivory-like). The nuts are harvested after they are ripe and have fallen to the ground, which means no damage is done to the rainforest during the production process.
Most importantly, tagua is replacing the slaughter of mammal ivory (the ivory of elephants and other mammals) in the textile and fashion industries.
For over two hundred years, tagua has been used in the making of dice, dominoes and chess pieces. Other purposes include use in cane and umbrella handles, pipes, mah-jongg tiles, sewing needle cases and the fine art of scrimshaw. In the late 1800s up through World War II, this ivory nut was used to make some of the finest buttons in the clothing industry. For close to eighty years, the ivory nut was a commodity of global importance and factories on three continents used to manufacture articles of utility and luxury.


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Subject: _Shakespeare at the Moment_
Has anyone out there looked at Albert Bermel's _Shakespeare at the
Moment: Playing the Comedies as They Happen_? My big paper
(dissertation) is concerned with the comedies, and I'm curious as to
whether this is a good place to look. Our library at UNCG does not have
the book, and I'd like some feedback before I lay down any green at
Amazon.com. I'd appreciate any comments, and feel free to make them off
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Johanna Kerrigan, also known as Jo Kerrigan, played Rorg in the Farscape episodes "Till the Blood Runs Clear" and "Liars, Guns and Money (2): With Friends Like These...". She also portrayed Linfer in the episodes "Loosing TIme" and "Incubator".
In 1992 she won the AFI award for Best Actress in a Television Film of Mini Series, for her appearence in Brides of Christ


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Tweeting the Urban Landscape
Wencer asked Twitterers sympathetic to their cause to use a map of the locations to go visit the sites, then tweet about them, or to tweet about locations where there aren't yet marked but should be.
Kayla Jonas participated in the event:
"Over the weekend 80% of the Heritage Toronto plaques were tweeted about. Many non-city plaques were also spotted and a list was started of places that should have some recognition. About 20 people participated in the finding and tweeting of plaques, but the tweets were retweeted or quoted hundreds of times over twitter. Conversations were started about the plaques, and other places started talking about holding similar events."


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Congressman Jerry Moran issued the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court today struck down Chicago's handgun ban, ruling that the Second Amendment right of individuals to keep and bear arms applies to state and local governments. Moran joined other Members of Congress in signing an amicus curiae, or "friend of the court," brief supporting gun rights in the McDonald v. City of Chicago case.
"The Supreme Court's decision striking down Chicago's unconstitutional gun ban is another great victory for law-abiding gun owners," Moran said. "The message it sends to state and local governments across the country is clear: you cannot violate the Second Amendment freedoms of law-abiding Americans. Two years ago, the Supreme Court overturned Washington, D.C.'s gun ban and in an historic decision affirmed an individual's Second Amendment right. Now, the law of the land confirms what we all know to be true: that all Americans, not just those living in our nation's capital, enjoy this fundamental right and are to be protected from government intrusion."
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Vancouver's political scene is undergoing profound upheaval less than a year away from the next civic election, with Vancouver's two traditional parties splintering into many factions with no clarity on what choices voters will have beyond the status quo.
School trustee Allan Wong, the last elected representative of COPE, the city's long-time left-wing party, announced on Sunday he is joining the ruling Vision Vancouver.
Now a large contingent of former key COPE organizers say they no longer feel they can support the party. But they will not rush to embrace Vision, with which they previously conducted collaborative campaigns.
The once-dominant centre-right Non-Partisan Association, reduced to two city councillors, is fighting to regain power, throwing money around energetically. In spite of entrepreneur Peter Armstrong's best efforts, and a substantial chunk of his cash, the party does not have a mayoral candidate yet.
And a host of small, new parties on various parts of the political spectrum are all hoping to capitalize on public opposition to the second-term Vision Vancouver council over bike lanes, development, community centres and more.
That is likely to mean voters who have been steady supporters of one party or another are bound to feel the ground – and possibly their loyalties – shifting over the next 11 months.
"The political landscape is in flux and there's inevitably some confusion," one-time COPE stalwart David Chudnovsky said. "There's no doubt there's a deepening crisis in COPE. Every week, there's a new political party that seems to be announced on the right. And there's no doubt in my mind, there's increasing frustration with the governing party."
Mr. Chudnovsky, who was a New Democrat MLA for a term, is one of several COPE executive members who have quit recently over disagreements with the leaders, along with Mr. Wong, former council candidate RJ Aquino, and Stuart Parker.
Mr. Chudnovsky said he became increasingly uncomfortable with COPE because new executive members elected in April appear to have no respect for people who don't agree with them 100 per cent and engage in what he called a kind of politics that is "bitter, confrontational and often disrespectful to people throughout the city."
He said he and a large contingent of people, young and older, who have been COPE supporters for all their lives now feel they cannot stay with the party.
That group has been talking for the past six months about what to do in the coming election. Some of the options Mr. Chuknovsky outlined include: abstain from the political fighting and "watch what I believe will be an electoral disaster next year for COPE," organize to change the leadership, endorse individual candidates from various parties, or "create a new political home" – in other words, one more party.
Current COPE chair Tim Louis callled Mr. Wong's departure the welcome last chapter in COPE's failed experiment at collaborating with Vision, which it did for the previous two elections, losing votes and seats each time.
"We are now free of the very last anchor that held us back from offering to the electors a real alternative."
And he said the departure of Mr. Chudnovsky and others is predictable because they are among the people in COPE who made the mistake of backing the partnership with Vision and don't know where to go since it backfired.
Internal dissent on the right is nowhere near as loud. But the NPA, where Mr. Armstrong is spending his own money to pay two prominent former provincial organizers, is dealing with small breakaway groups.
Two former NPA candidates have formed new parties, TEAM and Vancouver First, saying an alternative is needed to the NPA's reliance on developer money and dictatorial organization. A third small group has formed the Cedar Party, primarily to oppose Vision's development policies.
It looks like an unusually combative election season ahead.
"Definitely there's people saying all sorts of things about how they'll vote," says NPA Councillor George Affleck. "The next year is daunting. It's going to be exhausting."
In the end, he believes his party, which has kicked off a series of community discussions on city issues, will emerge as the clear choice for the opposition and, eventually, leadership.
"I feel confident about the team we're putting together, that voters will think they're the ones who need to take charge of the city."
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The oil town of Cilacap sits on the south coast of Central Java province. It's a popular port city with tourists, famed for its long, narrow harbor and international trade.
Cilacap is a sizeable city of over a million people and has plenty of attractions for the culture vulture, including those that highlight Banyumasan culture. It is an industrial town, however, and doesn't boast the splendor and beauty of other, higher profile cities in Java. If you head out of town east you will find some nice beaches.
Cilacap has bounced back after the 2004 tsunami claimed 147 lives and tore the area's beaches apart. The devastation would have been far worse were it not for Kambangan Island acting as a buffer. There are several high-security prisons on the island.
Cilacap is less than an hour's flight from Soekarno-Hatta Airport in Jakarta, with flights arriving from all over Java at Tunggul Wulung Airport. It is also connected by road and rail with the rest of Java.


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Put down the keys and step away from the car. The time has come to reckon with the bicycle. Need proof? Look no further than District 7's Bike to Work event.
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Most people think of Caltrans as a car-focused agency – one that builds, operates and maintains freeways and highways to be used by cars, trucks, and other multi-ton, gas guzzling vehicles. And that's true, but it doesn't tell the whole story. Car-centric Caltrans is increasingly working to accommodate the humble (and far more environmentally friendly) bicycle. This commitment to two-wheeled transport was evident to anyone who happened by the plaza outside Headquarters on May 19, District 7's Bike to Work Day.
Participants in District 7's Bike to Work event included the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro), and the Southern California Association of Governments, all of whom had booths and friendly staff members eager to discuss bicycles and bike issues – everything from the importance of bike-sensitive urban planning to tire-chewing bike routes. Event attendees chatted with booth staff, participated in games, picked up some great giveaways and checked out a demo featuring a slick Dahon folding bike.
(The folding bike, incidentally, was part of a Metro program that provides discounts on folding bikes to be used in conjunction with transit systems. The project was made possible in part by a grant from – guess who – Caltrans.)
The District 7 bike event was part of Bike Week L.A., which aims to encourage people to get out of their cars and onto a bike and, for those who drive, to share the road with bicyclists. Caltrans was an official co-sponsor of Bike Week, along with Metro and 20 other organizations. The week-long annual event included a kickoff at Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters, a "blessing of bicycles" at Good Samaritan Hospital, a Downtown bike ride, free rides for bicyclists on transit, and free mini bike tune-ups at designated Metro stations, courtesy of REI. (Full disclosure: This writer received a free brake adjustment, air, and a bag of awesome bike swag at the Fillmore Gold Line station.)
"The main purpose of the plaza event was to raise awareness about bicycling and to let Caltrans staff know that the bicycle coordinator and staff are available to help them better accommodate bicycles and pedestrians on their projects," said Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator Dale Benson, who assists local governments and agencies in developing bike and pedestrian routes. "We also want to let the staff and the visiting public know that Caltrans acknowledges that all modes of transportation are important, and that it considers bicycling as a viable mode of transportation."
In his welcoming remarks at the event, Interim Chief Deputy District Director Terry Abbott underscored the benefits of biking. "Caltrans is very supportive of bicycling," he said. "Biking helps with physical conditioning, reducing air pollution and congestion, and making cities more pleasant for all of us."
Abbott's observation reflects Caltrans' commitment to providing for the needs of all travelers – including bicyclists – in planning, programming, design, construction, operations and maintenance. This effort to create integrated transportation facilities is known as "complete streets." The idea is that a transportation infrastructure that accommodates multiple modes of transportation allows people to reduce their reliance on cars. Something as simple as a "sharrow" – a shared lane marking (see photo) – can go a long way toward making our streets more bike-friendly.
"There are some easy things we can do, like include bike lanes in projects, ensure that visibility is good, and make sure on- and off-ramps intersect with city streets in a bike-friendly way," said Benson. "When we create roads that are safe for pedestrians and bicyclists, we create places that people want to live in, and that strengthens communities."
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A chunky, warm winter set in versatile ribbing. Headband one size; Scarf approx. 7" x 70" (18 x 178 cm). Shown in Patons Shetland Chunky 3406 Rich Burgundy. 6 mm (U.S. 10) knitting needles. (Patons Yarns)
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Guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott, right, and singer Patrick Lachman of the band Damageplan perform in Pittsburgh on November 28.
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A man charged onstage at a packed heavy metal show in Ohio and opened fire, killing at least four people including guitarist Darrel Abbott before an arriving officer shot him to death, authorities said yesterday.
Columbus police department spokeswoman Sherry Mercurio identified three of the victims of yesterday's shooting as Abbott, guitarist with the heavy metal rock band Damageplan, and two other men, Nathan Bray and Erin Halk.
Damageplan had just begun their first song at the Alrosa Villa when the man opened fire, first targeting Abbott, shooting him multiple times at point-blank range, a witness said.
Abbott, one of metal's top guitarists, and his brother, Damageplan drummer Vinnie Paul Abbott, were original members of thrash rock pioneers Pantera, one of the most popular metal bands of the early 1990s.
The witness, 22-year-old Chris Couch, said he was standing about 10 metres away from the stage when he noticed a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt and hockey jersey walk up to the stage, followed by a bouncer and another club employee.
The man in the jersey climbed onto the stage, started yelling and shot the guitarist five or six times at close range, Couch said. He said the gunman also shot a bouncer who pulled him off the musician.
Columbus police spokesman Sergeant Brent Mull said that after shooting at members of the band, the gunman fired into the crowd. Mull said a police officer, who arrived shortly after the shooting began, shot and killed the gunman.
"If the officer wasn't as close as he was, I think this would have been a lot worse," he said. "It was a chaotic scene, just a horrific scene."
Mull said more people could have been shot and left the scene before authorities arrived.
After the shooting began, Couch and a friend headed for the exit along with a tide of hundreds of fans.
"It was definitely a grudge. It was against something," Couch said.
Amanda Stankus, 19, who attended the show with Couch, said she initially thought the shooting was part of the show.
"I just saw the guitarist fall down, and we decided to get out of there," she said.
Other members of Damageplan include vocalist Patrick Lachman and bass player Bob Zilla, according to the band's Web site.
A message left with Atlantic Records, which oversees the record label on which Damageplan records, was not immediately returned.
Damageplan's Web site said Darrel and Vinnie Abbott grew up in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, area where their father Jerry Abbott owned a recording studio. Another entry on the site lists the elder Abbott as a country-western songwriter.
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FOOTBALL supporters trekked 19 miles for charity to see their team play - only for the game to be postponed!
Nine Chelmsford City fans shook off the festive turkey slices to travel by foot from the city centre all the way to Canvey where their team was set to face Concord Rangers on Saturday.
Setting off at 6am from Baddow Road car park, the walkers travelled through the countryside of West Hanningfield, Wickford and Benfleet as they raised money for the Indee Rose Trust.
However just as they arrived at the Aspect Arena at about 2.15pm, they found the match had been called off by referee Chris Pollard due to a powercut at the ground.
Despite not being able to see their side play after trekking for miles, the group said the most disappointing thing was not being able to raise more cash for the Trust which was setup by the family of Indee Rose Dopson who died of a brain tumour, aged just three - it provides support to children who have received treatment for a brain or spinal tumoura.
Walker Jon Read, 45, said: "We managed to raise £116 for The Indee Rose Trust, less than half what we were hoping for due to most Clarets heading straight home.
"That's the real shame in all of this – a worthy cause such as this at the mercy of bad luck.
"We'll do what we can to redress that, starting at our next home game where we'll have our trusty bucket ready to accept donations and do so with huge thanks."
Along with Mr Read the walkers, all from Chelmsford, were: Mark Heginbotham, 47 Paul Gorrie, 46 Phil Watts, 47 Edd Slater, 23 Simon Stancevic, 25 Chris Davis, 64 Kevin Ling, 34 Gavin Brewer, 47


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Ladies With iPhones Get Laid The Most
A new study done by the online dating site OKCupid found that women who have iPhones are getting laid way more than Blackberry or Android users. Even male users. On average, of the almost 10,000 people surveyed, the iPhone-toting ladies have an average of 12.3 sexual partners by age 30 while ladies using Blackberries have about 8.1 and Android gals have about 6.1. The male sex partner stats are respectively 10, 8.1, and 6. Wait, how is it that the ladies are getting laid more than the dudes? And even more importantly, when is AT&T going to end the monopoly so that we people, ahem, with other wireless services can get an iPhone and start scoring? [Fast Company]


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Vatican City • Philomena Lee, the Irish woman whose life story is the center of the Oscar-nominated film "Philomena," met Pope Francis on Wednesday.
The movie has earned four Oscar nominations, including best picture, and Stephen Frears, the film's director, expressed hope Pope Francis would watch the feel-good film, which some critics say is rife with anti-Catholic undertones. But the Vatican's chief spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, recently quashed that speculation.
"The Holy Father does not see films," Lombardi said, "and he will not be seeing this one."
The movie tells the tale of Lee's struggle to track down her son, who was taken from her in a Catholic home for unwed mothers in 1952, when she was 18. According to Lee's account, the church actively blocked her efforts — and those of her son — to reunite.


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Alan Jackson And His Record Label Are Splitting Up
Alan Jackson and his record label, Sony Music Nashville, are splitting, according to Fox News Entertainment.
Breaking news! This is big!
The label released a short statement Thursday thanking Jackson for "their long association and many hit records achieved as a result of that association." The release called it "an amicable parting."
The 52-year-old singer has spent most of his recording career on the Sony-owned Arista Nashville imprint, signing a contract in 1989 and releasing his first album in 1990. The partnership has yielded dozens of No. 1 hits for the traditional country singer, the 2003 Country Music Association entertainer of the year.
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According to the Star review, Billy Joel was the singer-songwriter who best summed up the spirit of the decade. That decade would be the '70s. Apparently, a lot of Tucsonans agreed, as nearly 10,000 fans filled the Tucson Convention Center Arena on Nov. 14, 1978, to hear "The Piano Man" in concert. The crowd was described as "adulatory" as Joel performed many of his hits, including "My Life," "Angry Young Man" and "The Piano Man." This wasn't Joel's first performance in Tucson. Read about the others in Tales From the Morgue at go.azstarnet.com/morguetales
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Tundra Falls Short in NHTSA Frontal Crash Test Rating
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In what may turn out to be a significant marketing and sales blow to the biggest vehicle launch in Toyota's history, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released its frontal impact crash test ratings for the new 2007 Tundra full size pickup - only four out of five stars for driver and passenger safety. NHTSA tested the Regular and Double Cab versions of the Tundra, with the same four star results.
In the same test, the all new 2007 Chevrolet Silverado scored five out of five stars, matching the same five star scores previously earned by the current Ford F-150 and Dodge Ram 1500 pickups for driver and front passenger safety in a frontal impact.
NHTSA conducts its frontal crash tests by crashing vehicles into a fixed barrier at 35 miles per hour, the equivalent of a head-on collision between two similar vehicles, each moving at 35 mph. Using crash test dummies, instruments measure the force of impact to each dummy's head, neck, chest, pelvis, legs and feet. Frontal star ratings indicate the chance of a serious head and chest injury to the driver and right front seat passenger. A serious injury is one requiring immediate hospitalization and may be life threatening. Four out of five stars represents an 11% to 20% chance of serious injury. A five star rating indicates serious injury is reduced to 10% or less in a frontal crash.
Toyota has vociferously stated the new Tundra is ready to go head to head with the half-ton pickups offered by the Detroit Three, including expectations for receiving five star safety ratings (page 4, first paragraph).
The NHTSA crash test results are likely to put Toyota's truck team into a deep defensive posture as the Tundra tries to prove itself an equal to the incumbents, and Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler pounce on any perceived weakness in the new truck's armor.
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For the most part, the FJR1300 is pretty darn good right out of the box. But, like any motorcycle, it isn't perfect. I need to add some farkles, to make it "just right". I don't want to change the look of the bike, and there's no need at all for performance modifications. So, this is probably going to be the one big farkling that my FJR gets. But, today, I ordered those things I think I need to get it set up right for me.
Sliders: The FJR is a fully-faired bike, of course, so it needs some tip-over protection. There's a company here that makes frame sliders. It's located in Vista. I gave them a call today, and they said if I wanted to come pick them up, they'd give them to me for 50 bucks. So, I dropped by after work to pick up the set.
Windscreen: The stock screen is OK, but California Scientific makes a highly-rated windscreen for the FJR that's about 4″ taller, and has a more aerodynamic shape. Everyone that has one says that it really cuts the wind noise, and provides excellent weather protection at the highest setting.
Passenger Backrest: This is not really something I want, but Chris let me know that she's uncomfortable riding without one. Must be a psychological thing, but if I want her ride, I have to buy it. So, I got the stand-alone backrest from Premier Cycle Accessories.
G2 Throttle Cam: This is not a visible mod at all, but it is kind of an important one. It's a grip tube and throttle cam to reverse the throttle cam that Yamaha put on the '06 and '07 models to provide more sport-like throttle response. The stock cam comes on strong at first, then gets more linear with a further twist. That strong come-on isn't very helpful on the AE model though, so G2 Ergo makes a throttle cam and tube called the FJR1300 Fix. This reverses the stock cam, and returns the throttle to a linear response.
By way of an update, the throttle boss I put on yesterday really did fix the throttle stiffness and hand pain problem. I'm very happy with it, and rode for about 80 miles total today in perfect comfort.
And…that's it. I can't think of anything else I want to do to the bike. It's really great in stock form, and I intend to keep it that way.


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With two of the largest listed residential players
Sunland managing director
"We do not operate in regional markets," Mr Abedian said. "Unless there is a compelling growth story, those markets are not worth going to.
"What is the nature of the employment being generated in these areas? Where is government allocating expenditure for growth? These are the questions a nation needs to ask itself."
He said until such questions could be met with compelling answers, Sunland, at least, would maintain a bias for high rise and infill developments in cities.
The group's next project is a 47-storey apartment tower in Brisbane's CBD known as Carrington and Mr Abedian said the group had been "very selective in our acquisitions."
However while Sunland stresses its desire for non regional areas it still has a large exposure to the Gold Coast.
The group picked up Mariner's Cove and Marina at Main Beach on the Gold Coast for $13 million in fiscal 2012 which is recognised by the group "as a significant project" with plans for the prestigious waterfront site still in the early stages of design.
It also has the Marine Parade site at Labrador which management said would only be launched when market conditions became "more conducive to achieve positive pre-sales" and when "the current over-supply in the Gold Coast market has been absorbed."
Sunland currently has a residential house and land portfolio of more than 2500 products and end value of about $1 billion.
The group reported a net profit of $8.4 million for the first half of fiscal 2013, but has a costs order in relation to a failed legal challenge over its Dubai operations that could hit $7 million.
The Australian Financial Review


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Compiled and edited by Charles J. Kappler. Washington : Government Printing Office, 1929.
|Chap. 179
|Choctaw and Chickasaw town-site fund.
|Chap. 179
|Payments of amounts due deceased persons from, to their heirs.
33 Stat., 571, amended, vol. 3, 108.
|Chap. 179
|Ascertainment of heirs.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section 3 of the Act approved April 28, 1904, entitled "An Act authorizing the payment of the Choctaw and Chickasaw town-site fund, and for other purposes," be and is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
"SEC. 3. That if any person whose name appears upon the rolls as herein provided shall have died subsequent to the 25th day of September, 1902, and before receiving his pro-rata share of the accumulated town-site fund, the money to which such person would have been entitled, if living, shall be distributed and paid direct to his heirs, according to the laws of descent and distributions, as provided in chapter 49 of Mansfields' Digest of the Statutes of Arkansas, said heirs to be ascertained and determined by the Secretary of the Interior, under such rules as said Secretary may prescribe, and his decision therein, so far as distribution of tribal funds is concerned, shall be final and conclusive."
Approved, May 24, 1924.


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SANFORD, Fla. (AP) — A 65-year-old who said both George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin were at fault in Martin's fatal shooting was among four potential jurors interviewed by attorneys during the first day of Zimmerman's trial on second-degree murder charges.
Jury selection was expected to continue Tuesday as prosecuting and defense attorneys question dozens of potential jurors, a process that is expected to take all week, if not longer.
Zimmerman, who was a neighborhood watch volunteer, is pleading not guilty to a charge that could carry a life sentence if convicted. He claims he shot the 17-year-old Martin in self-defense.
Judge Debra Nelson has said she will keep the identities of the selected jurors anonymous but she rejected a defense request to sequester the initial jury pool of 500 residents. The familiarity of the first four jurors questioned Monday ranged from specific details of the February 2012 encounter to vague outlines of the incident and the circumstances that led to the deadly encounter.
Juror "B30", a 65-year-old man with hearing loss, said he recalled Martin's parents going public about their concerns over the lack of an immediate arrest last year and more recently testimony over whether voice-recognition experts should be allowed to testify at trial.
"There was fault on both sides as far as I can see, two people being in the wrong place at the wrong time," he said. "Two people who instigated something that could have been avoided."
A woman in her 50s who watches TV games shows said she believed she could be unbiased even though she knew some basic facts of the case. Another woman in her late 30s who recently moved from Chicago and works in a nursing home, said she only had a passing familiarity with the case — mainly images she saw of people wearing T-shirts with Martin's face on them.
"I really don't know anything about the case," said the woman, known as Juror "B29." "But I believe at the end of the day, you have to listen to both sides."
The first group of 100 potential jurors filled out questionnaires about themselves and their ability to serve before they were verbally questioned. Prosecutors and defense attorneys are trying to find six objective members and four alternates. In Florida, 12 jurors are required only for criminal trials involving capital cases, when the death penalty is being considered.
None of the jury candidates who were questioned said it would be a hardship to serve on the panel.
Nelson said the jury selection would alternate with the continuation of a hearing to determine whether she will allow the testimony of voice-recognition experts who say they might be able to identify who was screaming on a 911 tape recorded during Zimmerman's confrontation with Martin.
Thus far, the experts have reached mixed conclusions. Defense attorneys don't want them to testify. No testimony took place Monday.
The trial is being held in the Orlando suburb of Sanford, Fla., the scene of massive protests last year by people who were angered that authorities waited 44 days before charging Zimmerman.
There is no dispute Zimmerman shot an unarmed Martin during a fight on a rainy night in February 2012.
Under Florida's "stand your ground" law, Zimmerman, 29, could shoot Martin in self-defense if it was necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm.
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Four out of 5 U.S. adults struggle with joblessness, near poverty or reliance on welfare for at least parts of their lives, a sign of deteriorating economic security and an elusive American dream.
Sunday's Temple Telegram even headlines a struggling economy, yet Belton officials are focused on adding $7 million more in debt — that is slightly above $400 million for Belton residents.
This doesn't even include state or federal obligations, either.
Taxpayers should be concerned.
Especially those who pay taxes and never see improvements in their neighborhoods.
Belton's vision has gone blind. If they're not improving the tax-exempt UMHB's infrastructure and ignoring the taxpayers, they are scheming-up the most ridiculous nonsense like encouraging the public to entertain in bacteria-filled water.
Belton's officials and PIO can hang their bottoms out an inner-tube in the bacteria creek, but don't encourage the public to if you're not willing to accept liability.
Like the last sewer spill, Belton officials walked the banks and said that they saw no sewage and claimed everything was OK.
Do we look like idiots? And stop blaming Killeen for bacteria in Nolan Creek and those who live west of Belton. That's hockey puck.
Remember, Belton dump trucks were caught illegally dumping municipal waste at the creek on May 15, 2011, (http://beltontxofficials.webs.com/photos/illegal%20dumping.pdf) and pollution flowing into the creek was ignored for years, even through city property. http://beltontxofficials.webs.com/photos/11x17%20S%20Main%20St.pdf
Those in government wasting tax dollars should be fired.
Belton has never told taxpayers what the return will be on the millions wasted on their creek inner-tubing scheme.
Martha Berry


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It's Italian sparkling wine, but it's not Prosecco. Franciacorta is a DOCG area in the north of Italy, to the west of the Veneto, where most Prosecco is produced. While Prosecco is made from the Glera grape, Franciacorta is largely Chardonnay-based, with some Pinot Nero and Pinot Bianco, depending on the producer.
Berlucchi '61, despite the name, is a nonvintage sparkler made from 90% Chardonnay and 10% Pinot Noir. The nose offers apple fruit, with touches of bread and yeast. The body starts off extremely — almost oppressively — so dry, it comes off as almost bitter. The wine opens up with time to reveal lots more fruit, a slightly buttery body, and notes of nutmeg and some citrus peel. Things still end up dry, but with more balance than its attack would indicate.
B+ / $30 / terlatowines.com
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LONDON — EU leaders are meeting in Brussels for a summit on the euro zone crisis for the second time in less than a week. As a service to our readers, GlobalPost is looking at the key questions facing the leaders. They are listed in the order the answers need to be agreed on.
1. How big a haircut will holders of Greek debt (or the CDS of those bonds?) have to take?
The accepted best estimate is around 50 percent.
Reuters is reporting holders of Greek bonds would receive 15 euros in cash and 35 euros in 30-year, 6 percent coupon bonds for every 100 euros of debt they own.
About a third of the debt is held by non-Greek private banks, most of them located in Europe. As they total up what this loss means it becomes clear that some of those institutions may not have enough capital on hand to absorb the shock. They need to be re-capitalized to the tune of 100 billion euros ($140 billion). This leads to question two.
2. Where will the 100 billion euros come from to re-capitalize banks? Central banks? Private investors — say, George Soros?
Benedicta Marzinotto of the Breughel think tank in Brussels says, "It's not clear, yet. Partly through the individual central banks of euro zone members, partly through the IMF's flexible credit line."
OK, that's Greece and its creditors dealt with, but the big headlines of the last few days relate to Italy. Those numbers are terrible.
Italy accounts for 25 percent of European debt. By comparison, the combined debt of Greece, Ireland and Portugal is 7 percent.
The country's debt is 120 percent of GDP, around 1.8 trillion Euros ($2.5 trillion). According to the BBC, it needs to issue bonds worth 600 billion euros ($836 billion) to cover payments on debt that mature over the next three years.
And then, it is a nation led by Silvio Berlusconi. Who wants to buy debt like that?
What happens if Italy can't meet its obligations?
Where is the "firepower" to "ringfence" Italy's debt crisis?
This brings us to question three.
3. The European Financial Stability Facility of 440 billion euros was set up to help countries with debt problems. Around 200 billion of that fund has already been spent bailing out Greece, Portugal and Ireland. But how do you leverage 250 billion that's left in the kitty by a factor of five to reach the 1.25 trillion euros experts agree is necessary to prevent an Italian crisis knocking over the whole euro zone?
I have been asking experts this question since the idea was first brought up in September at the annual meeting of the IMF.
At the time, Simon Tilford of the Centre for European Reform think tank in London wasn't sure himself how it would be done. Today he says things are a little clearer. "The ESFS will insure the bonds of various countries," Tilford says. "The EFSF will not be injecting any money into the situation." Instead, Tilford explains, Europe's leaders hope that the fact the fund will guarantee 20 or 25 percent of an Italian or Spanish bonds will entice investors to take the risk. As an Italian sovereign bond is currently paying more than 6 percent in interest it might well be a risk worth taking.
"But," adds Tilford, " this leaves all the underlying questions in the air."
Which brings us to question four.
4. What happened to the euro zone taking steps towards fiscal union?
The structural flaw in the euro's construction was noted by its creators twenty years ago and have been underlined in capital boldface in the last six months. A currency union necessarily needs unified tax policy, and for that matter a common fiscal policy to contend with economic discrepancies. Europe doesn't have that — the EU's budget is tiny compared to each country's. Moreover, the European Central Bank's mandate is focused on inflation alone, not on unemployment. So when prices began ticking up in Europe earlier this year, the ECB made it more expensive to borrow — even though that policy exacerbated soaring unemployment rates in Spain, Greece and elsewhere. Tilford points out, "You need the European Central Bank to play as active a role in shaping policy as the Fed, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan do."
But to have those things you need a single political entity to oversee all the institutions and help formulate macro-economic policy.
What steps have been taken towards that closer union?
A sardonic laugh is the only answer.
Which leads to the final question:
5. How long can this go on?
At September's IMF meeting the world's finance ministers gave Europe's leaders until next week's G-20 summit meeting to solve the euro zone's debt problems.
As of today the best they can hope to see is an agreed upon template for such a solution with plenty of i's to be dotted and t's to be crossed ... and individual, sovereign parliaments to be stroked before a unanimously agreed plan comes to fruition.
It may be that the answer to the question "how long can this go on" lies in how markets react to whatever the Europe's leaders agree today, or tomorrow ... or the day after that.


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Summer Food Program Begins
The Marion City Schools' summer food program opened for the summer yesterday. One thousand and fifteen kids were served a free lunch. This was one of the biggest opening days since 2001.
The program added a mobile food service bus this year and added five additional locations.
The program serves around 1,300 children each day.