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The De-Coupling of Gold from the € & the $
As we said in the market section above, the de-coupling of the gold price from the $ and the € is now complete. Initially it was thought to be a shift, a sort of one-off adjustment, but it has now developed into much more. The most notable feature of the week has been the climb in the € price of gold to attack the €400 level, in the wake of a weakening €. It was not quick to rise with the $, but it did so in the second half of the week and rose in terms of the U.S. $ to show it had de-coupled.
Market players tend to treat such events as simply changing formulae in the market and don't weigh the implications of the fundamentals behind the changes. Because of this the price moves tend to be minimised until the full force of fundamentals moves are felt. But this de-coupling is a huge change and one that has to be understood properly. It confirms that the 'Bull' market in gold is set to begin properly!
What is happening is that € holders are seeing their currency fall and gold is describing the fall better than the $ is, because the $ is falling as well. Both currencies are taking strain, but because we tend to look at one from the other it is difficult to focus on what is making them both weaken.
Just as the Fed is raising rates to be able to tackle expected inflation coming down the pipe, so their actions demonstrate the reality of their fears, despite the core inflation appearing benign at present. Why inflation? The oil price has dropped back from $70 a barrel but remains at a rising average well above previous levels seen before. Few people are convinced that the oil price has stopped rising. Most accept that in the medium term the oil price has some way to rise, possibly to average $70 - $80 in the future. These prices have to be passed onto the consumer at some stage, so as to restore profit levels. If this does not happen the net effect on the global, not just U.S. economy, is the same as increased taxation, a direct withdrawal of spending power from all levels of the economy, particularly from the consumer's pocket. This will lead to a diminishing of growth levels if not a recession. The global economy does not simply recede it adjusts to favoring the cheapest goods and moving away from the more expensive goods, as a first line of defence against a recession. This favors Chinese products over others. The full picture of this move is to structurally change the global economy in favor of the Asian economies over the Western ones.
Over time the currencies of Asia ascend in terms of their place in the global economy, whilst the developed world currencies will reduce their presence in the global economy. Such structural adjustment has begun in terms of the valuation of the Yuan in China ready for the day the Yuan takes its place on the world scene, pushing aside the U.S. $ and the €, to some, if not a large extent.
Bear in mind that the Yuan is the currency of 1.4 billion people and the $ the currency of around 300 million people. The growth in wealth need only be proportionally smaller for the wealth of China to overtake that of the U.S.A. Of course the entire globe will face the same pressures from the oil price and subsequent inflation or recession, including Europe and China. But it is the € and the $ whose currencies are sufficiently global to reflect the uncertainties facing us all. Not surprisingly the Europeans will be far faster to turn to gold than the average U.S. citizen.
The sagacious Investor takes action on this well before the event. So the Investment demand for gold that will be necessary to take gold to new heights is beginning and will grow over time to a significant proportion of gold purchases. In the light of the already tight Supply & Demand balance in the market place for gold, even small moves into gold by large Investors has a very big impact.
Add the two situations together and you can see why gold has de-coupled from both the € and from the $.
The Euro
Above you see a picture of the Eurozone, the countries that actually use the € as their currency. There are around 400 million people to whom the € is the only money they know. The currency has been in existence for nearly 8 years and replaced the currencies of the countries that now use it. No longer is there a French Franc or an Italian Lira, etc. In changing their currency they had to transfer their faith from national currencies into this new one reflecting the 'coming of age' of the "Common Market". Until recently, the currency gained the respect of the international monetary community as it gained in power and in use. Particularly attractive was its provision of an alternative to the U.S. $.
It is gradually enlarging its presence in National Foreign Exchange Reserves globally. By contrast the presence of the U.S.$ is diminishing having dropped from 76% to 68% over the last few years.
What is a remarkable performance is the unification of a diverse set of nations, who do not share the same currency happily, as each nation has its own weaknesses and problems, which cannot be easily accommodated under one currency roof. The onus for a credible currency performance has shifted from national control [which happily allowed fluctuations that accommodated poor economic disciplines] to a Central European control which demands that each nation adjust its economic behaviour to a standard that demands far better monetary and economic behaviour than they did of themselves. The consequences are the same that a fixed exchange rate regime has, mainly the flow of capital from inefficient areas to efficient ones.
Of course, when the performance of the group as a whole diminishes the € will reflect it. At present growth is not nearly as vigorous as in the U.S. so it is not in the position to raise its interest rates to combat expected inflation. As a consequence, the interest rate differential between the Eurozone and the U.S.A. has and will widen substantially. Gold, a 'currency' well known, loved and valued since Europe began, remains an alternative to the €, now more attractive than other currencies. As the € had declined of late, the gold price in the € has risen strongly to tackle the €400 level. Europeans are clearly turning to gold as opposed to the U.S. $ because the entire global financial scene has become uncertain, nit just the €.
The rise in gold in the U.S. $ of late confirms global uncertainties.
12 Member States of the European Union are participating in the single currency:
The Netherlands
Cyprus, Denmark, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden and the United Kingdom are members of the EU but are not currently participating in the single currency. Denmark, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta and Slovenia are members of the exchange rate mechanism II (ERM II). This means that the Danish Krone, the Estonian Kroon, the Cyprus pound, the Latvian lats, the Lithuanian Litas, the Maltese lira and the Slovenian Tolar are linked to the €.
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Treasury retraced from strong recent gains, sending yields back towards 4.5%. With the FOMC raising rates to 4% and the likelihood of more into early 2006, even a flattening yield curve should elevate the 10 year towards and slightly above 5%. Yet despite recent record inflationary data, the core inflation data has kept some inflation fears subdued. Yields remain relatively low but pressures are mounting. With Ben Bernanke now likely to be elected as the next FOMC chairman, see the last issue, there may be some doubt as to the degree of future rate increases. This will become more apparent as we enter early 2006 with rising inflation and a weakening economy. There will be much attention being placed on the all important Christmas retail sales period. This will reveal if the rapid decline in the US consumer confidence will indeed translate into lower sales.
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Georgia football players Dontavius Jackson and Tavarres King were arrested early Saturday morning by university police on alcohol-related charges after the vehicle they were in was pulled over on East Campus Road.
Jackson, a backup running back, was charged with six misdemeanors, including driving under the influence of alcohol, leaving the scene of an accident and underage possession of alcohol. King, a returning starter at receiver, was charged with underage possession of alcohol.
Jackson was driving a Chevrolet Avalanche that belonged to King when officers noticed he did not move over for a separate police stop on the road and was traveling at a high rate of speed, university police chief Jimmy Williamson said. Two police vehicles were at that stop and one left to pull over the Avalanche at about 3 a.m.
Police had received a report that a vehicle had been struck earlier by an Avalanche, and the driver of the car that was hit identified a tag number and described some of the occupants.
"That just happened to be the car that our officer was behind, and he pulled them over," Williamson said. "It was determined that vehicle was responsible or had been involved with the accident with the other vehicle and had left the scene. There was damage consistent with both vehicles colliding."
The vehicle that Jackson is alleged to have hit sustained minor damage, Williamson said.
Jackson also was charged with violating conditions of a learner's permit, following too closely and violating the move-over law.
It was determined that King, 19, a redshirt sophomore from Mount Airy, was the owner of the vehicle and that he also had been drinking, police said. King was charged and released at 7:04 a.m. on $500 bond. He was fourth on the team last season with 18 catches for 377 yards and a touchdown.
Also arrested in the incident on underage possession of alcohol charges were Darren Brooks Whatley, 18, and Marygrace Elizabeth Azar, 20. A fifth passenger was not charged.
Jackson, 20, a redshirt sophomore from Franklin, was booked into the Clarke County Jail at 6:25 a.m. and remained there as of Saturday night. The reserve had four carries for 38 yards last season.
Jackson admitted he was the "peacemaker" in an alleged assault on a married couple in an Athens taxi cab on March 28. No Georgia players were charged in that incident.
Georgia coach Mark Richt is aware of the Saturday morning incident and is gathering information, associate athletic director Claude Felton said. He will determine discipline when he has all the necessary facts, Felton said.
Under UGA Athletic Association policy, a first-time alcohol offense brings a suspension of 10 percent of the season. That would mean King and Jackson would be suspended for at least the Sept. 4 season opener against Louisiana-Lafayette.
Another Georgia player, cornerback Jordan Love, was arrested earlier this week with obstruction of a police officer, but his attorney has said he believes that charge will be dismissed.
Jackson's DUI arrest comes in the same week that UGA athletic director Damon Evans resigned following his June 30 DUI arrest in Atlanta.
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Authorities continue today to ask the public for help in the case of a Batavia man, shot in the back, during an apparent robbery.
Genesee County Sheriff's Deputies say 35-year-old Carlos Torres of Batavia was wounded Saturday afternoon while walking in Pembroke.
Investigators say a vehicle pulled up behind Torres and someone demanded his wallet. Police say Torres was shot twice with a small caliber gun. Authorities said his injuries were not life threatening.
Torres was found walking on Route 5 in East Pembroke before being driven to UMMC in Batavia. He was then flown to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester for surgery. Anyone with information is urged to call Genesee County Sheriff's Office.
Jury selection is expected to begin today in the murder trial of 46-year-old Scott Doll of Corfu.
Doll is charged in the February 2009 bludgeoning death of 66-year-old Joseph Benaquist of Pembroke.
Genesee County District Attorney Lawrence Freidman is prosecuting the case.
Paul Cambria of Buffalo is defending Doll.
The trial could last up to three weeks.
Two men were injured, one seriously, when their car ran off Sandhill Road in the Town of Alabama and struck a tree.
The accident happened just after 1:30 yesterday afternoon.
Genesee County Sheriff's Deputies say the driver, 22-year-old Robert Van Pelt, failed to negotiate a curve, ran off the highway, down an embankment and struck a tree. Van Pelt was taken to ECMC by Mercy Flight and is being treated for multiple serious injuries. His passenger, Brandon Rueben of Alabama, was also taken to ECMC with non-life threatening injuries. Deputies say alcohol may be a contributing factor in the accident.
A Greece man missing for several weeks has been found alive in Wheatland.
Authorities say a resident recognized 44-year-old Bruce Reynolds from media reports.
Reynolds was reported missing April 16th when his car was found in Caledonia in Livingston County. Police say family members became concerned and alerted authorities. Reynolds was taken to Strong Memorial for observation.
A second suspect has been arrested for allegedly breaking into a home on Vine Street in Batavia last month.
23-year-old Brandon Dodd, who listed no permanent address, is locked up on 25-thousand dollars bail. Another suspect in the case, 18-year-old Robert Wright of Ross Street, Batavia was already charged in the case. Police say the two broke into a home at 20 Vine Street.
Here's a dangerous combination: a man with a gun, reported drunk and he's angry with someone in his family.
It happened late Saturday night in the Wyoming County Town of Eagle.
Tyler McMurray of Route 39 in Eagle, was reported to have been drinking, and was threatening a family member with a long gun.
As deputies were responding, there was another report that he weapon was being discharged.
Deputies and State Police set up a perimeter, shut down traffic in the area, and used a heat-imaging camera to locate McMurrary.
When they found him, he gave up without incident.
McMurrary is a convicted felon and should not have been in possession of the gun in the first place.
He's locked up in Wyoming County Jail today.


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text: Hady Karl Mawajdeh Beyond 'Abstinence Only:' Round Rock School Board Revisits Sex Ed (Update) By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 15, 2012 flickr.com/peachy92 Update: The proposal addressing sex education standards has been withdrawn from the Round Rock school board agenda, according to the Austin American-Statesman. It writes that the health advisory committee that recommended the change was improperly assembled. It's uncertain at this time when (or if) the proposal will return for consideration. Original post (11:57 a.m.): The Round Rock Independent School District's Board of Education will be meeting tonight and sex education is on the agenda. The board will discuss an implementation plan to teach students about contraceptives, a break from current "abstinence only" standards. The discussion started back in August when the board received the School Health Advisory Committee's annual report that recommended contraceptives be introduced at the eighth-grade level. The board met again in October. Health professionals provided the board with data that indicated the number of cases of sexually transmitted diseases is increasing in Round Rock, compared with surrounding communities. The Lead: F1 Rounds the Corner By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 15, 2012 Good Thursday morning to all. We've got a beautiful day ahead of us as we rev up for the festivities Formula 1 is bringing our way. There will be partly sunny skies, with a high near 65. As for tonight, the skies will be cloudy, with low near 50. Here are some stories KUT News and our partners have been working on this week: Formula One Draws Wealthy to Austin Some of the 100,000 people expected for Austin's first Formula One race have already started streaming into town. The international sporting event has a reputation of attracting the super rich, and there may be some truth to that. "We're flying in our own celebrity DJ," said Nicholas Frankl, an event promoter who with his sister runs My Yacht Group. "We have Lamborghini sponsoring the event. We have the most expensive Champagne available in America today, called Comte de Mazeray. It's 24-karat gold-infused Champagne." Attorney General Says DNA Tests Implicate Hank Skinner in '93 Murders DNA testing that death row inmate Hank Skinner sought for more than a decade further implicates him in the New Year's Eve 1993 triple murder for which he was sentenced to die, according to an advisory that the Texas Attorney General's Office filed Wednesday in Gray County state district court. But a lawyer for Skinner, who was convicted in 1995 of the murders of his live-in girlfriend, Twila Busby, and her two adult sons in Pampa, said the DNA testing is incomplete and indicates that another person may have been at the scene of the crimes. With Bag Ban Looming, the City's Taking Local Business to School By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 14, 2012 www.flickr.com/photos/arselectronica Confused about Austin's coming bag ban? You're not alone. Austin Resource Recovery, tasked with reaching the city's zero waste by 2040, is hosting carryout bag training sessions for local businesses at the Austin City Hall this morning. The training is designed prepare businesses for the plastic bag ban that takes effect in March 2013. Originally, the ban barred the use of most single use paper and plastic bags, but late last week the City Council approved adding some exemptions. Now, restaurants will largely be exempt. UPS Ends Boy Scouts Funding Over Scouts' Policy Toward Gays By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 13, 2012 flickr.com/photos/paul_lowry The charity arm of shipping company UPS says it will no longer offer grants to the Boy Scouts of America as long as BSA leadership continue to exclude gays and lesbians from being scouts or scout leaders. UPS made the change after an online petition protesting the foundation's annual grants to the Boy Scouts attracted more than 80,000 signatures. The UPS Foundation donated $150,000 to the Boy Scouts in 2010, but it's isn't clear how much they gave in 2011. UPS and several other corporations have been subject to protest for their donations to the BSA. UPS' about-face occurred after Iowa-resident Zach Wahls created a petition on Change.org urging the company to reverse course. The Battle for Lake Austin: Hydrilla vs Asian Grass Carp By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 8, 2012 Dan O'Keefe, Michigan Sea Grant The battle for Lake Austin continues: 6,000 sterile Asian grass carp were released into the lake this week in an effort to combat the invasive water plant hydrilla. That brings the total number of Asian grass carp stocked in Lake Austin to 11,000 this summer and 40,000 overall. Hydrilla is a non-native aquatic plant that has spread rapidly in Lake Austin since it was first discovered in 1999. It grows to be very thick and can clog up pipes that carry drinking water from the lake. It can also cause problems for those who use the lake for recreation. Mary Gilroy, an environmental scientist with the City of Austin, told KUT News earlier this year that if the plants get thick enough, they pose a danger to swimmers. How Long Are Voting Lines in Austin? By Hady Karl Mawajdeh, Nathan Bernier, Laura Rice & Mark Dewey • Nov 6, 2012 Filipa Rodrigues for KUT News In the last presidential election, the iPhone 3G was the hottest phone on the market, and there were just a few million people on Twitter. Now almost half of American adults own smartphones and more than 500 million use Twitter. So let's check out what they're saying about voting lines! We'll be trawling the internet and adding new info here. The Lead: Election Day 2012 Edition By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 6, 2012 Good Morning, Austin. The National Weather Service says this Election Day should be a beautiful one with highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 50s tonight. KUT will continue extended Election Day coverage today and tomorrow but, don't worry, John Aielli and Jay Trachtenberg will be back on the air as usual starting Thursday. Here are some of the stories KUT News has been working on: Expect Long Lines, Longer Ballot Today Election officials recommend that you vote early today. Get it done before you head into work if you can. If you can't make it before getting to work; you can still go. By law, you're entitled to paid time off for voting on Election Day, unless you're off work for two consecutive hours during the times the polls are open. And remember you don't have to drive all the way back home to vote in your local precinct this year. Where the Real Power in Texas Lies Texans vote today on state representatives, some state senators, and Board of Education members. But do elected officials have the most power in Texas politics? Not always. Jennifer Stayton talks with Dave Mann of The Texas Observer about the seven biggest donors in Texas politics and what they're getting for their money. 'Boomerang Kids' Circle Back to Where They Started By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 1, 2012 www.flickr.com/Jellaluna There used to be a stigma attached to living at home into one's twenties and thirties – but not so much these days. Blame it on rising housing prices, or dwindling employment opportunities for grads – but nowadays, young adults between the ages of 25 to 34 are feeling more comfortable about moving back in with their parents. According to a recent Pew Research Center report on the so-called "boomerang generation," three out of 10 young adults have moved back home in recent years, thanks to a weak economy. The good news concerning multi-generational households is that it looks like all parties are benefiting from the trend. Of the 2,048 adults surveyed nationwide, 48 percent have reported paying rent to their parents and 89 percent say they help with household expenses, like utilities. The Lead: Texas Women's Health, Transpo Brawl in Travis Co. Dist. 3, More Cities Prep for F1 By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Nov 1, 2012 KVUE Good morning and welcome to the month of November! Here's hoping you don't look scarier this morning that you did last night. It's going to be another warm day with temperatures in the mid-80s. Here's some stories KUT has been working on: Texas Women's Health Program Won't Launch As Planned Despite comments Wednesday morning from Texas Health and Human Services Commission executive director Kyle Janek indicating the program would be ready to start on Nov. 1, an agency spokeswoman confirmed that the state-led program would not begin until ongoing court controversy over the issue is clarified. Candidates Battle Over Transportation The results of the Nov. 6 elections will determine the priorities for Austin and Travis County. One of the top concerns in the area is transportation infrastructure. The Texas Department of Transportation has no money to build new roads. It spends what it gets from tax money just doing repairs and maintenance. Different ideas on how to do just that are colliding in the race for Travis County Commissioner. Mapping the Future of AISD By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 30, 2012 KUT News The Austin Independent School District is inviting community input at a public hearing tonight about the 2013–2014 Annual Academic and Facilities Recommendations (AAFR) tonight at the Carruth Administration Center on West Sixth Street. There are a several important issues on the AAFR, the most polarizing being single-sex schools, improvements for athletic facilities and fine arts programs, and the expansion of the dual language program. Here's a roundup: The conversion of two middle schools to Single-Sex schools in northeast Austin were talked about back in August, but a School for Young Men was often left out of the headlines. The proposed School for Young Men would be college and career preparatory academy that develops a community of leadership and character centered young men. Enrollment could start as early as next school year. The recommendation to improve athletic facilities has three potential proposals to throw out to community members with price ranges from $82 million to $179 million. Increased pay and flexible schedules for coaches are included within these proposals. Downtown Wastewater Tunnel Opens Up By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 30, 2012 Parsons You could call it one of the dirty details of being a rapidly-growing city: upgrading infrastructure to move wastewater to treatment plants. Today marks the end of one of the largest and most complex wastewater infrastructure projects built in Austin over the last decade. City leaders are ceremonially cutting a ribbon for the completion of the Austin Downtown Wastewater Tunnel this afternoon. The project was built in response to the rapid growth of the downtown area. The city says the two major sewer lines in downtown were installed more than 50 years ago, were near capacity and had limited ability to take additional sewer flows. Map: Events Close Roads This Weekend By Hady Karl Mawajdeh & Tyler Pratt • Oct 26, 2012 Several events are taking place around downtown Austin this weekend. That means road closures and detours for drivers. Below is a list of events causing closures: All Weekend The Texas Book Festival is back! But, along with all the books come lane closures around the Texas State Capitol. There will be both full and partial lane closures stretching north and south from 9th to 13th streets, and east to west from Lavaca Street to San Jacinto Boulevard starting Thursday at 9 a.m. and ending Sunday at 11:59 p.m. (Map) Happy Halloween Weekend! Expect some traffic delays as costumed revellers celebrate. Temporary road closures will begin on Saturday at 6 p.m. and last through 3 a.m. East 6th Street from Brazos Street to San Marcos Street will be shut down. IH-35 north and south bound exits for 6th Street and 8th Street will also be closed. For a complete list of road closures, click here. ICE Returns 4,000 Stolen Mexican Relics By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 25, 2012 Charles Reed, Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System The United States is returning to Mexico more than 4,000 architectural relics that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have seized across the nation. ICE says many of the items date from before European explorers reached the North American continent. The items include pre-Columbian stones used to grind corn and other grains, statues, figurines, copper hatchets and other artifacts. Austin Playing Catch Up in International Air Travel By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 25, 2012 Ihwa Cheng for KUT News As metropolitan economies, like Austin, expand their global reach, international aviation plays a pivotal role—moving passengers from there to here. But, for the most part, international travel coming into the United States, takes place in many of the same metropolitan gateways. Despite Austin's growing role in technology and other business industries, the city isn't playing a big role in international travel. One major challenge may be the competition provided by bigger Texas cities. According to a report by The Brookings Institution, 17 areas account for almost three-quarters of all international travel either starting or ending in the U.S. Atop the list of gateway cities is Atlanta, which accounted for more than 6 million international travelers last year. News of Social Gaming Layoffs Spreads Through Social Media By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 24, 2012 Social gaming company Zynga is laying off five percent of the company's total workforce. That means about 100 layoffs in Austin and others in Boston. The company says the move is an attempt to streamline operations and focus resources on their "most strategic opportunities." The move comes just weeks after the company's stock plummeted 18 percent. The Mueller Development Keeps on Developing... By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 24, 2012 AMLI AMLI Residential, builder of several high profile apartment communities in Austin, has announced it is going to build a mid-rise project in Mueller town center. AMLI says it plans to build a $30 million, 279-unit apartment complex on Simond Avenue, across from Lake Park and the new Austin Children's Museum. The community will contain 20 percent efficiencies, 56 percent one-bedroom apartments and 24 percent two-bedroom apartments. Prices for the apartments will be set during the pre-leasing process, but 15 percent of the units will be included in the Mueller Affordable Homes Program, which is for residents who earn 60 percent or less of Austin's median family income. Mack Brown: Longhorn Network Leaving UT a 'Little Overexposed' By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 23, 2012 KUT News If you ask a Longhorn fan their thoughts about the Longhorn Network, you might hear complaints about its cable carrier agreements. Ask a rival team's fans, and you might hear grumblings about the cash cow the network represents for the Forty Acres. But if you ask University of Texas head football coach Mack Brown his thoughts about the Longhorn Network, you might just get a piece of his mind. That's what happened yesterday at Brown's weekly press conference, where he spoke rather frankly about the effect the network is having on the Horns this football season. Brown argued that the Longhorns are a "little overexposed" this year. He cited a conversation he had with Baylor Head Coach Art Briles where he was told that "Baylor sees every practice." He also thinks that opponents north of Waco are watching too. City Council Preview: Short-Term Rentals, F1 Briefing and Naming a Waller Creek Winner By Hady Karl Mawajdeh & Wells Dunbar • Oct 18, 2012 Callie Hernandez, KUT News The Austin City Council convenes this morning. It's tackling a 104-item agenda. Here's a rundown of the hot topics: The Return of Short-Term Rentals: After wreaking havoc and sowing division on the council dais mere months ago, short-term rental regulations returns to council today. As KUT News reported earlier this week, council is looking at whether more people would comply with recently-passed regulations if it were easier and less expensive to do so. Council is looking at two rental-related items – one asking the city manager to look at revamping several areas, and another lowering the cost of neighborly rental notification to a flat $50 – but some council members have concerns. "Responding to the growing pains of getting these registered immediately is just really problematic to me," council member Laura Morrison said earlier this week. "Until we get some feel for how things are working under our belts, otherwise, I can assure you there will be another set that we need to be working on soon." With Bowl Bid, Houston Dreams of Being 'Super' Once More By Hady Karl Mawajdeh • Oct 18, 2012 flickr.com/deltamike The City of Houston has been selected as one of two finalists to host Super Bowl LI in February 2017. At the NFL's Fall Meeting, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced that San Francisco and South Florida will duke it out for the opportunity to host the NFL's 50th Super Bowl, Super Bowl L, in 2016. Goodell says the losing city will compete with Houston for the chance to host Super Bowl LI. NFL owners will vote on the two Super Bowl sites during league meetings in Boston next May. Houston's bid is being lead by the Texans, the Greater Houston Convention and Visitor Bureau, the Harris County – Sports Authority and Reliant Park. Texans president Jamey Rootes says Houston should feel good about their chances to host the Super Bowl in 2017. 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This week, Central Bank Governors and Finance Ministers across Africa are expected to meet in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, to discuss the future economic growth of the continent.
The meeting, which will take place on 1st – 2nd of August, 2012 will focus on the continent's economic problems while making an attempt to find lasting solutions that will ensure food security, energy access, job creation particularly for the youth.
The meeting will also tackle the issue of poverty in Africa.
Apart from the Central Bank Governors and the Finance Ministers that will be present at the assembly, representatives from other international development agencies and financial institutions will also be in attendance to contribute their own quota to the problem-solving meeting.
The keynote address will be delivered by UNIDO Director General, Kandeh K. Yumkella. He will be speaking on how to boost agricultural productivity in the continent. Yumkella is a strong advocate for pro-poor sustainable industrial and agribusiness development as a means of wealth and job creation and the economic empowerment of the poor.
As the co-editor of UNIDO's publication: "Agribusiness for Africa's Prosperity," DG Yumkella posits that a new agricultural development policy is needed to meet the economic and social development needs of the continent.
He said this new approach calls specifically for moving away from subsistence farming to the use of modern technologies and agro-industrials that promote mechanisation.
The Africa Caucus Meeting was formed following the Monterrey Convention of 2002 in Mexico. It comprises of African member countries of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) seeking to engage other policy makers around the continent in addressing issues relating to Africa's economic transformation.


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The closing date is Friday, January 4. Visit www.rspb.org.uk/ volunteering/internships.


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If you were watching American Idol last night…(we know…no one watches that show anymore) but if you did, then you saw Jennifer Lopez swear on live television!
In the middle of a critique, JLo dropped the F-bomb.
She was critiquing Jena Irene, an Idol contestant, and as she was telling her to be more messy with her performances, JLo got a little messy with her words and uttered the f-bomb as Harry Connick Jr and Keith Urban were poking fun at the way she was describing her critique.
Fox caught the word and quickly edited it out, but you can clearly see where JLo is mortified she said it.
Another Latina beauty in the legal spotlight is Selena Gomez.
According to sources, Selena has been subpoenaed in Justin Bieber's paparazzi beating case. Apparently Selena was present when Justin supposedly karate kicked a pap in the stomach back in 2012.
Selena is also being asked to speak in Justin's Miami DUI case. She wasn't there, but lawyers want to hear how much Justin hates the pap, but I'm sure most celebrities share that sentiment.
But in the mean time, enjoy Selena's music video for "Slow Down." (Because we love this video and song.)
Have you ever wanted to study a celebrity? Not like, look at pictures of them in a creepy manner, but like actually study their life?
Well if you have ever wanted to study Miley Cyrus, then your need to enroll at Skidmore College in upstate New York.
No, you won't learn how to twerk or spit water on fans, but you will learn about how fame can make a person change.
In the course, students will study Miley's persona and will discuss what we know of her solely on what the media tells us and then who she really is and compare the two. A professor from the school said that the course is completely different from the course offered on Beyonce at another college.
Can you imagine telling your parents your class schedule?!
"Yeah, I'm in Engineering 2, Advanced Calculus, Trigonometry and 'The Sociology of Miley Cyrus: Race, Class, Gender and Media.'"
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He goes by the moniker �X,� and Southwest linebacker Xavier Wells certainly has been an X-factor for the Stallions� defense this season.
He goes by the moniker �X,� and Southwest linebacker Xavier Wells certainly has been an X-factor for the Stallions� defense this season.
Just ask coach Phil Padgett.
�He�s definitely our hardest hitter,� he said. �From tackle to tackle, that�s his territory. He�s all over the field.�
But don�t just take Padgett�s word for it. Defensive coordinator Tommy Barnes also doesn�t hesitate in describing what Wells offers Southwest.
�He�s just a go-getter. He likes to get to the football,� Barnes said. �He brings that to the table and everybody feeds off of him.�
Wells is a junior playing his first full season as the Stallions� starting middle linebacker after starting last year at outside linebacker.
He�s known to be the enforcer for the Stallions� defense, which allows 14 points per game entering Saturday�s NCHSAA 2-A championship game at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill between Southwest (12-3) and Shelby (11-4) at 11 a.m.
And enforce the 5-foot-9, 185-pound Wells has done for Southwest which has allowed 14 or fewer points in nine games. He averages about eight tackles per game while anchoring the Stallions� run defense.
Southwest lines up in a 5-3-3 defense.
�The big hits, that�s what I�m known for. What I get out of it is that it gives me a chance to show people what I�m capable of,� Wells said before a practice this week. �My confidence is up there. I�m really confident about what I do as a linebacker.�
Spoken like as a true linebacker. Wells said his favorite player is retired Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. And just like Lewis used to give his team, Wells provides the Stallions� defense a spark, junior defensive back Jay Pouncey said.
�X gives us energy,� he said. �He�s just a monster who gives us energy on defense. He�s the big hitter on defense.�
Wells has emerged as one of Southwest�s most reliable defenders during his second varsity season.
Last year as a sophomore, he played well as an outside linebacker and helped the Stallions win the state 1-AA crown for the fourth championship in program history.
Last year�s defense was led by middle linebacker Joseph Holmes, who was a first-team player on The Daily News 2012 all-area team.
But Holmes graduated, making Wells the obvious choice to replace him in the middle. Wells was an honorable mention player on the all-area team last year.
�He brought that experience from outside linebacker to the inside,� Barnes said. �Now he�s looking for run first, but he�s flexible enough where he can get back to defend the pass. It really helped me being on the outside because he had to cover a whole lot of ground.�
In other words, playing different linebacker positions helped Wells become a better player. Now his responsibility is to be one of the first defenders to ball carriers.
�I started filling in the gaps,� Wells said. �I�ve gotten better reading the guards so I can make good plays.�
Wells, who has played football since his eighth-grade year, has noticed a difference in the way he plays.
�The big difference is the way I get off blocks,� he said. �I get off blocks way faster than I did before.�
Simply, he has mastered his role as middle linebacker.
�He�s really like a senior as far as knowing the schemes and knowing what to do,� Padgett said.
And Wells said he knows what to do Saturday against a Shelby offense that averages 40.4 points per game and that has scored at least 32 points in 13 games this season.
�What I need to do is keep my focus and don�t let anything distract me,� Wells said. �I need to keep my head in the game.�
Ask Barnes about Wells, and he will say that the linebacker just needs to do what he has done all season. While Shelby is known for its passing game as junior quarterback R.J George has thrown for 3,071 yards and 31 touchdowns, the Golden Lions have also run the ball well.
Shelby has 2,409 yards rushing as a team and 43 touchdowns and averages 5.7 yards per run.
�I know a lot of people think they only pass, but they do run the football very well, too, and so he will need to get to the football,� Barnes said. �What he has to do is anchor that middle and help the defensive line get to the football on the run.�
Wells can�t wait to get that chance.
�I�m not nervous,� he said. �I�m pretty excited.�


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Morgan Stanley Positive on InterOil After Sell-Down
Morgan Stanley has published a research report on InterOil Corporation (NYSE: IOC) after the company's sell-down today.
In the report, Morgan Stanley writes, "Today's sell-down relates to PL237, including the recent T-2 discovery, as the Elk/Antelope sell-down continues. The sell-down is important to IOC for three reasons: (1) it establishes the value of IOC's upstream resource in Block PPL237 at potential value over 4x what is currently implied by the share prices for Elk/Antelope resource, (2) solves potential funding gap in 2012 (cash/carry), and (3) provides leverage in on-going sell-down and operator-ship negotiations. Today's sale price will be $2.65/mcfe for 2C resource after final appraisal is complete, above the $2.41 implied by the Mitsui off-take in 2010 for Elk/Antelope, which compares with the implied price for resource in IOC shares estimated at $0.51/mcfe (IOC current 2C gas resource (9.4Tcfe * 58.6%) /public market cap as of Friday ($2.8Bn))."
Morgan Stanley is currently Not Rated on InterOil, which is currently trading up $2.08 from Friday's $58.35 closing price.
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Resources for Kurdish
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Revision as of 00:06, 27 October 2010 by Kiwibird (talk | contribs) (New page: ==Lexical resources== ===Free software=== * [https://gforge.inria.fr/scm/viewvc.php/kurlex/trunk/?root=alexina Morphological analyser and lexicon]<ref>Walther, G. and Sagot, B. 2010. ''[ht...)
Lexical resources
Free software
- Morphological analyser and lexicon[1], written in the Alexina framework, licensed under the LGPL-LR.
- ↑ Walther, G. and Sagot, B. 2010. Developing a large-scale lexicon for a less-resourced language: general methodology and preliminary experiments on Sorani Kurdish.


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Slip Inside This House is so trippy
Album Rating: 2.5album is pretty cool
Digging: Burger / Ink - Las Vegas
Album Rating: 4.5This is nowhere near as great as i anticipated. But there's a few awesome tracks.
Album Rating: 4.0Awesome album
yeah this is sweet
Digging: NoMeansNo - Wrong
Album Rating: 4.5I'M MOVIN' ON UP
Digging: Death of Lovers - The Acrobat
Album Rating: 4.5Okay.. Have to say i've underestimated this. This album has gotten better and better with each listen
Can totally understand why it was the first Mercury Prize winner. It's beautifully crafted, and must've
sounded amazingly original 22 years ago
If i'd been listened to this since then, i might of considered it a classic
Album Rating: 3.0its alright yea
Album Rating: 4.5When did you first check this album out kill ?
Album Rating: 3.0grew up with it so i guess i was like 4 :D
Album Rating: 4.5Ah shit. Wish i grew up with this
Album Rating: 4.5More Light's not bad
Album Rating: 3.5This album was pretty good, but it definitely seemed to lose focus as points and didn't sit right with me in a few spots
yeah that's how i feel about it right now
gotta give it more listens though cause the parts i like i REALLY like
Album Rating: 3.5Same.
And KILL if you grew up with this around the age of 4 there's no way in hell you are 40 lol
Album Rating: 3.5Gotta love loaded, gotta love that artwork
Album Rating: 4.5Okay, the last track is a tad pointless/uninteresting
Album Rating: 2.5this is so fucking awesome.
Album Rating: 2.5don't fight it, feel it sounds exactly like an a certain ratio song omg
Album Rating: 4.5cant get enough of this album honestly, i never feel bored listening to it EXCEPT maybe towards the final 2 tracks
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Born and raised in West and Northeast Philly, I have been a devoted Eagles fan since I outgrew the Phillies in the early 70's. I was a month old when the Eagles won their last championship. Moving to Florida in 1980, I suffered in Eagles drought until DirecTV and the NFL sunday ticket brought salvation. Since 1994 I haven't missed an Eagles game, and I have also seen the Birds play in Jacksonville, Tampa and Miami. Now with the Interweb, I can follow the Philly papers as well.
I am a practicing real estate and corporate attorney in West Palm Beach, Florida. I am also a semi-professional writer on cars, tech, and now sports. My website is at www.mjposner.com and my publishing house is at www.mjposner.com/mas.
Eagles are making moves on the defensive coaching front, hopefully it doesn't mean anything but..
I agree for two reasons. First, the receiving corp they have now is actually quite good and I expect a big year. Second, and more importantly, name me one team that won a Super Bowl due to a star receiver. Owens was the best receiver in the 2004 Super Bowl and the Birds did not win, Firzgerald was the best receiver in the 2008 Super Bowl and the other birds did not win. Moss was the best receiver in the 2007 Super Bowl and the Patriots did not win, yet they won three Super Bowls with only adequate receivers. Great QBs win Super Bowls or great defenses, not great wide receivers.
The Eagles don't need that "big name" receiver they always talk about. Finally, there's enough weapons on offense for McNabb where we might actually see a position battle at wide receiver. If you have time, I'd love to know what you think. Thanks.


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Thirteen NFL players will join Carrie Underwood for her performance of "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night," at the Cowboy/Giants game this Sunday night.
These guys have 55 Pro Bowl selections, six Super Bowl rings and four Super Bowl MVP trophies between them.
Here is the complete list:
• Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald
• New Orleans TE Jimmy Graham
• Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson
• Indianapolis Colts QB Andrew Luck*
• New York Giants QB Eli Manning*
• Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning*
• Green Bay Packers LB Clay Matthews*
• Philadelphia Eagles RB LeSean McCoy
• Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers
• Baltimore Ravens LB Terrell Suggs*
• Dallas Cowboys DE DeMarcus Ware
• Houston Texans DE J.J. Watt*
• San Francisco 49ers LB Patrick Willis
Carrie took a little fall last night, her heel got caught on her shirt and now has a boot on her foot, she sprained it. Hope she's better by Sunday!
Sara Evans wants to duet with Taylor Swift! Watch this video of her talking about it. The best part is what her son says about what will happen if Taylor actually sees this video! Oh and the baby at the end??? cuuuuute!
This video just went viral and if nothing else you will know what your co-workers are talking about by the water cooler today.
Ooooooh mannnnnn….what a catchy song!!!! That's the thing about this song, it's actually pretty good! haha It's sooo ridiculous and the video is even more ridiculous.
Your weekend will be better just for watching this! I'm sad I'm not in this video.


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The Created Image video series bundle includes over 26 hours of discussion and instruction recorded at the 2013 and 2014 conferences in Vancouver, British Columbia. Hosted by best-selling author and international humanitarian and travel photographer David duChemin, this intimate conference is dedicated to the art of photography and the journey of craftsmanship that gets you there. And now you can experience the entire series from your digital device. The Created Image bundle is for like-minded and like-hearted photographers who want to learn about photographic expression in camera, in post-production, and in the larger context of your body of work.


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Physicians for Human RightsThrough evidence, change is possible.
Burma's Recent Changes Do Not Show True Systemic Reform
PHR welcomes recent changes in Burma, but calls for the government to do much more. PHR has long pushed the leaders of Burma to release political prisoners, end violent campaigns against members of minority ethnic groups, and hold perpetrators of human rights violations accountable.
Fire Destroys Burmese Refugee Camp
Last week a fire broke out in Umpiem refugee camp on the Thai-Burma border, destroying at least 1,000 homes and leaving about a third of the 15,000 camp residents homeless. Two children were killed in the blaze.
Fulfilling Health Needs in Karen State, Burma
PHR congratulates the 20 medics who graduated from the Free Burma Rangers (FBR) Jungle Medical School last week. This is the first class to graduate from the new FBR training facility inside Karen State, Burma.
Dissident Burmese Monk Faces New Charges
Yesterday, Burmese state media announced that Ashin Gambira, a Buddhist monk and recently released political prisoner, will once again face criminal charges in a Burmese court.
An Imprisoned Doctor Describes Medical Conditions in a Burmese Prison
According to an interview with a former political prisoner and medical doctor, infectious diseases are rampant in Burmese prisons, and many patients display injuries consistent with torture.


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People v NovakAnnotate this Case
Decided on September 20, 2013
County Court, Sullivan County
The People of the State New of New York, Plaintiff,
Paul Novak, Defendant.
Gary Greenwald, Esq.
Greenwald Law Offices
99 Brookside Avenue
Chester, NY 10918
Attorney for Defendant
Hon. James R. Farrell
Sullivan County DA
414 Broadway
Monticello, NY 12701
Attorney for the People
Stephen F. Lungen, Esq.
11 Bank Street
Monticello, NY 12701
Special Prosecutor, Attorney for the People
William A. Hurst, Esq.
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
54 State Street—6th Floor
Albany, NY 12207
Attorney for Times-Herald Record
Hilary Lane, Esq.
NBC Universal—Law Department
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10112
Attorney for NBC Universal
Frank J. LaBuda, J.
As the jury trial of People v. Novak progressed through its full fifth week of trial testimony, the People served the Middletown Times-Herald Record newspaper with a Subpoena Duces Tecum, seeking to compel testimony from Victor Whitman, a reporter for the Times-Herald Record (hereinafter referred to as the "Record"), and production of all unpublished audio and video recordings and reporter's notes created during an August 2, 2013, interview of Defendant, Paul Novak, by a Record reporter (hereinafter referred to as the "Reporter") while on assignment for the newspaper. The interview took place at the request of Defendant at the Sullivan County Jail. The Times-Herald Record has filed a motion to quash the subpoena. NBC Universal has joined in that motion and submitted supplemental papers. The Court heard oral argument on September 11, 2013.[FN1]
The indictment before the jury charges the defendant, Paul Novak, for the murder of his estranged wife, arson in connection with the burning of the marital residence, burglary, grand larceny and insurance fraud. Jury selection for this trial began on August 5, 2013. At some point prior to jury selection, Defendant sought out and gave an interview to the Reporter for Record who has been reporting on this case for some time.[FN2] That interview occurred on August 2, 2013. The Times-Herald Record ran a front page story about the defendant and on the interview in the August 4, 2013, Sunday Edition of the paper. It also posted a "portion" of the video recorded interview on its website on August 4, 2013. The running of the story and posting of the interview detrimentally affected the jury pool, but the parties were eventually able to seat twelve jurors and eight alternate jurors. Opening statements and testimony commenced the following week, on August 12, 2013.
The People argue that they need the recordings and notes of the Reporter for proper examination of defense witnesses and Defendant, should he take the stand and testify. They argue that the recordings are not privileged, because Defendant requested and arranged the interview, and portions have been published, thereby invalidating application of New York's "Shield Law." The Record and NBC Universal (hereinafter referred to as "NBC") argue that the First Amendment constitutional reporter's privilege applies to all information obtained by a journalist while gathering the news, regardless of whether the information is published or used to publish other news stories and regardless of whether the person requests the interview.
The history of New York's Shield law dates back to 1970. Civil Rights Law §79-h(c). It [*2]has been amended in 1975 [FN3], 1981 [FN4], and 1990.[FN5] In its current version, it states in pertinent part,
Qualified protection for nonconfidential news. Notwithstanding the provisions of any general or specific law to the contrary, no professional journalist . . . employed or otherwise associated with any newspaper . . . shall be adjudged in contempt by any court in connection with any civil or criminal proceeding . . . for refusing or failing to disclose any unpublished news obtained or prepared by a journalist . . . in the course of gathering or obtaining news . . . by a journalist . . . where such news was not obtained or received in confidence, unless the party seeking such news has made a clear and specific showing that the news: (I) is highly material and relevant; (ii) is critical or necessary to the maintenance of a party's claim, defense or proof of an issue material thereto; and (iii) is not obtainable from any alternate source. A court shall order disclosure only . . . [if] the above-described showing has been made and shall support such order with clear and specific findings made after a hearing.
Case law has evolved over the decades in response to the legislative amendments. In the landmark case of Knight-Ridder Broadcasting, Inc. v Greenberg, 70 NY2d 151 [1987], the Court of Appeals stated, "Consideration of all the circumstances surrounding the 1981 amendment to the Shield Law leads inexorably to the conclusion that the Legislature, by considering and rejecting an explicit provision addressing the issue facing the court today, did not intend the Shield Law to create an absolute privilege' against disclosure." Id., at 158. In essence, the Court held that where portions of a recording have been broadcast, any claim of confidentiality with respect to such recording is destroyed, invalidating application of the Shield Law;[FN6] the Shield Law only protected newsgathering materials that had been imparted to a reporter under a "cloak of confidentiality."
Similarly, in People v. Korkala, 99 AD2d 161 [1st Dept. 1984], the First Department stated, ....[W]e are mindful of the fact that there is the qualified privilege accorded to the newsman which is founded directly upon the free speech, free press guarantees of the First Amendment and that compelling disclosure of information obtained by a reporter in news gathering can have a "'chilling effect' upon his functioning as a reporter and upon the flow of information to the general public" the court ruled [*3]that even though no confidential source issue was involved, that fact "is utterly irrelevant to the 'chilling effect' that the enforcement of these subpoenas would have on the flow of information to the press and to the public. The compelled production of a reporter's resource material is equally as invidious as the compelled disclosure of his confidential informants." Id., at 167.
* * * Although it seems clear that the unbroadcasted material is "relevant" to the subject of the prosecution and that these materials are not obtainable from any other source, it is by no means clear from this record that their production is "necessary" to the Korkala prosecution, even for impeachment or rebuttal purposes. Id., at 168.
There is a long line of cases post Knight-Ridder, however, delineating a constitutional privilege, as well as the Shield Law protections afforded to journalists. In 1988, the Court of Appeals established that a reporter's constitutional privilege protects unpublished information obtained by a journalist in the course of gathering news. O'Neill v. Oakgrove Construction, Inc., 71 NY2d 521 [1988]. The autonomy of the press would be jeopardized if resort to its resource materials, by litigants seeking to utilize newsgathering efforts of journalists for their private purposes, were routinely permitted. Moreover, because journalists typically gather information about accidents, crimes and other matters of special interest that often give rise to litigation, attempts to obtain evidence by subjecting the pres to discovery as a nonparty would be widespread if not restricted on a routine basis. The practical burdens on time and resources, as well as the consequent diversion of journalistic effort and disruption of newsgathering activity, would be particularly inimical to the vigor of a free press. Id., at 526-527.
The Court of Appeals, in Oakgrove, discussed the tripartite test used to determine whether a trial court could compel production of confidential information from a journalist. The Court stated that the party seeking production of the items sought must show: (1) that the information is highly material, (2) the information or material is critical to the litigant's claim, and (3) that the information and/or materials are not available elsewhere. Id., at 527. The Court further explained that "if the material sought is pertinent merely to an ancillary issue in the litigation, not essential to the maintenance of the litigant's claim, or obtainable through an alternative source, disclosure may not be compelled." Id. Furthermore, the New York State Constitution, Article 1, §8 indicates this privilege extends to all information obtained or otherwise generated in the course of news gathering, whether the information is confidential or nonconfidential. Id., at 524. The qualified protection provided to journalists is a mandate—not only in the First Amendment to the united States Constitution, but also of the New York State [*4]constitution.
The People have argued that the Oakgrove decision is limited to civil matters and not applicable here. That argument, however, is not supported by a fair reading of the Court's decision.
To be sure, in some of the cases in which a constitutional reporter's privilege [sic] was recognized, the countervailing government interest was not as compelling as the grand jury investigation in Branzburg v. Hayes (408 US 665). Nevertheless, the courts have held the three-pronged test applicable regardless of the criminal or civil context [citations omitted]. Id., at 528 n. 2.
The tripartite test adopted in Oakgrove applies in criminal matters as well as civil matters. This does not mean a reporter's privilege will never yield to a criminal defendant's Sixth Amendment right under the United States Constitution, but to determine if it does, the court must engage in the tripartite test to make that determination. See, People v. Troiano, 127 Misc 2d 738 [County Ct. Suffolk Co. 1985].
The People's reliance on Korkala, supra, is likewise misplaced. The First Department in Korkala decided whether the then (1981) current version of the Shield law created an absolute privilege for nonconfidential, unpublished outtakes of a press interview of a criminal defendant. In that case, the prosecution, as in the instant case, claimed a need for the outtakes for use on cross-examination to impeach the defendant—to rebut a prospective defense through admissions the defendant made during the course of the interview. The court indicated that the "cloak of confidentiality" requirement was still required under the 1981 amendments to the Shield Law and therefore determined there was no statutory protection for the subpoenaed outtakes. Regardless, the Korkala court recognized and applied the qualified constitutional privilege, and the decision has since had no precedential force and effect because of Oakgrove and the 1990 amendments to the Shield Law.
The People also rely on National Broadcasting Co., Inc. v. People, 238 AD2d 618 [2nd Dept. 1997], a post-Oakgrove case, in which a reporter interviewed a murder defendant in a jail setting. Unlike the case at bar, however, the defendant in National Broadcasting confessed to the crime during the interview, and that portion of the interview was broadcast on the news. Therefore, the Second Department held that the People satisfied the tripartite test by showing a factual predicate to support their claim that the subpoenaed materials might contain evidence by way of further admissions of guilt by the defendant.
In the case at bar, the People have not met their burden under the tripartite test in Oakgrove or Civil Rights Law §79-h(c). The People have indicated they "need" the subject material, but have not shown the recording and notes are highly relevant and that the recording and notes are critical or necessary to the People's case or proof of a material issue. They have failed to meet the first two prongs of the test. In their own argument, the People indicated they [*5]need the material because the defendant may testify. Whether the defendant testifies is speculative, and therefore, whether the recording and notes are highly material or relevant is also speculative, especially considering that during the recorded interview Defendant consistently denied his involvement with the crime and stressed that he was innocent (unlike the defendant in National Broadcasting, supra).
The People have not demonstrated how the recordings could be used to impeach the defendant, herein, nor have they met the second prong of the test, which requires that the material is critical or necessary to the maintenance of their claim—that Defendant murdered his wife. While this Court takes note of the numerous cases cited by the People used to support their argument for compelled disclosure, the Court finds the arguments too speculative, as all of the cases are factually inapposite to the case at bar, as Defendant Novak proclaimed his innocence.
The case law on which the People rely is prior to the Oakgrove decision and the 1990 amendments to the Shield Law. The post-amendments and post-Oakgrove case on which the People rely are factually distinguishable from the case at bar, as Defendant Novak did not confess to this crime during the interview with the reporter from the Times-Herald Record newspaper.
Thus, in the case at bar, the Novak "jail house" interview is protected constitutionally, statutorily and judicially. In holding so, this Court confirms the basic right of free press, which guarantees to all of us, our right to be free citizens in a society of law, without fear of improper or overreaching government intrusions.
Based on the foregoing, it is therefore
ORDERED that motion to quash the subpoena is granted.
This shall constitute the Decision and Order of this Court.
DATED:September 20, 2013
Monticello, New York
Hon. Frank J. LaBuda
Sullivan County Court Judge and Surrogate
Footnote 1:Paul Novak was indicted on October 24, 2012 for the December 13, 2008, murder of his estranged wife, the arson of the marital residence, burglary, grand larceny, and insurance fraud. Although the case was closed by the New York State Police in 2009, the defendant was arrested in 2012, shortly after new "leads" were developed in early 2012 through the defendant's estranged girlfriend, Michelle LaFrance.
Footnote 2:This wife/murder/arson case received substantial media coverage from the date of defendant's arrest in late 2012, and since the beginning of the trial, has received full daily coverage by newspaper, radio and television.
Footnote 3:L. 1975 c. 316.
Footnote 4:L. 1981 c. 468.
Footnote 5:Civil Rights Law §79-h(c) became effective on November 1, 1990. See, 1990 NY Laws 33, AB No. 3326-B.
Footnote 6:This is the position strenuously argued by the People in support of their affirmation in opposition to the motion to quash the subpoena.


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A Multiple Objective Approach to Space Planning for Academic Facilities
This paper addresses the office layout problem where existing offices vary considerably as to relevant criteria and yet permanent walls make it impractical to remodel existing spaces. The major objective of this study was the equitable reassignment of 144 offices to 289 faculty and staff members in 6 academic departments with the College of Administrative Science at The Ohio State University. Since the building contains 5 floors and a wide diversity of office quality, six conflicting objectives have been recognized. In order to adequate address these multiple objectives, a large mixed-integer goal programming model was formulated. A companion interactive computer program was also developed to evaluate the performance of each solution with respect to these objectives. The goal programming model served to evaluate several layout strategies and identify the tradeoffs implicit in the problem. The interactive computer program helped translate these insights into a final compromise solution. There are two interesting findings of the study. The first one is desirability of allowing the decision makers to be in command of the solution process. This may be particularly important when several decision makers must compete for the same resources. Another finding is that a linear programming code is sufficient for this particular formulation of a mixed-integer model. Although the model contains over 1,700 integer variables, a very few non-integer values were generated. This avoided the computational burden of a mixed-integer code. The model presented here has its generic roots in the so-called "assignment problems," with the added feature of recognizing multiple objectives. It is felt that with the proper modifications, the ideas presented here may well be extended to location-distribution and other types of assignment problems. These models have been applied to the layout of the College, with the final implementation having occurred during the Summer Quarter, 1978.
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February 18, 2014 at 2:00 am #225273
since I've updated to the last versions of Enfold, Woocommerce & German Market, I've got still a few problems, that havent been there before:
1. How can I disable the price function "from – to", in products with variations. It's supposed to appear one main "start price" only.
2. It seems there is a space problem. Product rating overlaps the button shipping costs.
3. How can I remove the last sentence (I guess from German Market). Hasnt been there in the past.
Thank you very much!!February 19, 2014 at 1:20 am #225854
Can you post the link to your website please?
JosueFebruary 19, 2014 at 1:55 am #225873This reply has been marked as private.February 19, 2014 at 2:21 am #225896
Try adding this code to the Quick CSS:
.wgm-kleinunternehmerregelung { display: none; } .entry-summary .woocommerce-product-rating { top: 1px; } .price{ font-size: 0 !important; } .price span.amount:nth-child(2) { display: none !important; } .woocommerce_de_versandkosten { font-size: 14px !important; }
JosueFebruary 19, 2014 at 3:34 am #225916
Hey Josue,
thank you! I've added your code.
To my 3. point: I would like to remove just that marked sentence on screenshot. With your code, that sentence will taken out everywhere.
The other points working good so far. Just one point: As you can see on the shop page, there are still some products that show price with the – after currency symbol. If this sign – would disappear that would be awesome!
milatchFebruary 19, 2014 at 3:47 am #225917
3. Change that to:
.single_variation_wrap .wgm-kleinunternehmerregelung { display: none; }
Regarding 1, here's a better solution:
http://gerhardpotgieter.com/2014/02/13/ (Purchase code hidden if logged out) – (Purchase code hidden if logged out) /
JosueFebruary 19, 2014 at 4:02 am #225921
Perfect! Amazing support!
Thank you Josue!February 19, 2014 at 4:16 am #225924
Too happy too soon.
I added the code from the URL you postet to functions.php in theme and it worked. But only for myself while I'm logged in. If I log myself out, the price "From-To" appears again. :/ How can that be?February 19, 2014 at 5:30 am #225944
Flush you cache plugin.
Best regards,
JosueJune 18, 2014 at 11:12 am #280457
Hi Josue!
I'd like to have support for a question related to products' variations: should I open a new thread?June 18, 2014 at 11:54 am #280470June 18, 2014 at 12:20 pm #280491
I hope you can help me!
I have a product which is a led dimmer: it could be sold in two versions, Constant Current (CC) o Constant Voltage (CV).
Regarding (CC): it could be sold with the followings features mixed together:
– 350mA, 500mA, 700mA, 900mA
– with button, with potentiometer, with analog control
Regardin (CV): it could be sold as follows:
– with button, with potentiometer, with analog control
So… if I mix variations, it occurs that (CV) version should also have at least one of the 350mA, 500mA, 700mA, 900mA options in order to be put in cart. But, as you may know Constant Voltage wouldn't be in mA… :)
How can I fix it?
Hope you can understand example. If not, I'll try to explain better… :)
Thanks and best regards.
I'd like to know how I can set variations in order to make purchasable items by choosing at least only two of three available features.
product 1 = feature1 + feat.2 + feat.3
product n = feature2+ feature3
The latter can't be purchased becasue Woo expects to have 3 specified features.
I realized what may solve this kind of "issue": I have to consider two main kind of products, since Woo doesn't match variations in some other ways. Isn't it?
June 19, 2014 at 11:53 am #281155
- This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Alessandro Marengo.
Yes, you need to set two main products. Alternatively you can try to build an advanced product form with Gravity Forms and http://www.woothemes.com/products/gravity-forms-add-ons/
PeterJune 21, 2014 at 3:23 pm #281983
Hi Dude!
Thanks for your useful reply!
I saw Gravity demo: really interesting! But sooo expensive, too!
Isn't any other free or cheaper alternative solution out there?June 23, 2014 at 9:25 am #282325
Tbh I never used a reset button and I never searched for a contact form which comes with this feature. You can try this plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/ and follow the tips here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/ (Purchase code hidden if logged out) – (Purchase code hidden if logged out) ?replies=5 or here: http://digitalrainmakers.com/wordpress-tutorials/ (Purchase code hidden if logged out) -7/
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Grizzlies give Prince happy homecoming in DetroitFeb 20, 2013 - 5:56 AM Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - Mike Conley scored 19 points on 8-of-11 shooting, while Zach Randolph registered a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds, as the Memphis Grizzlies used a critical second-quarter surge before cruising to a 105-91 victory over the Detroit Pistons.
Ed Davis had 14 points and Tony Allen and Quincy Pondexter each netted 10 for the Grizzlies, who have won four straight and five of their last seven contests overall.
Former Pistons Tayshaun Prince and Austin Daye, the two players the Grizzlies acquired in the three-team trade with Toronto, finished with four and six points, respectively. Prince, playing agaisnt his former team for the first time, was part of the Pistons' championship squad in 2003-04 and played 10-plus seasons in Detroit.
"I had put closure to it after the first game," Prince said. "When I realized 'Man, I'm in another uniform.' After I got more comfortable in the second and third game, that was closure to me. These guys, what they did for me and my family, I don't hold any grudges whatsoever. It was a great time. You never want to end on a bad note. Nobody wants to do that. It was definitely unfortunate but I love all those guys. I have great relationships with everybody. It's a situation where it was time for me to start a new chapter."
Brandon Knight scored 13 points and pulled down five rebounds for the Pistons, who have lost two of their last three games. Jonas Jerebko came in late to donate 13 points on a perfect 5-of-5 shooting from the floor in the defeat, with Jose Calderon scoring 10 points and dishing out seven assists for Detroit.
Kyle Singler's running jumper four minutes into the second quarter made it 39-30 in favor of the Pistons, but Memphis quickly caught fire. Jerryd Bayless started a 23-3 flurry, and fittingly capped it off with a slam with 35 seconds remaining, to make it 53-42 at the break.
Detroit failed to score a basket in the final 4:12 of the first half, while the Grizzlies shook off the slow start to oustscore the home team 31-12 in the second session.
The visitors rode their momentum into the second half, as Conley extended the advantage to 18 points four minutes into the third quarter. The left-hander only missed one field goal in the quarter and finished with 13 points. Twice Conley extended the lead to 25 points -- each time with a triple -- before the Grizzlies closed the third stanza convincingly up, 84-60.
"Coming into the game, we knew we would have to make the right decisions and make crisp passes." Detroit center Greg Monroe said. "In the first quarter, we were making the right plays and making sure they didn't get out on the break and make easy buckets. We lost that focus in the second quarter."
The Pistons trailed by 20 points or more for the majority of the fourth before Jerebko and other reserves made the contest more manageable in the final minutes of play.
It was the Pistons who came out looking to make a statement, as the team took a 30-22 lead after one quarter behind Knight's 10 points and 4-of-5 shooting effort.
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Calm has returned to Tahrir Square on Friday morning following a night of clashes between security forces and protesters, and ahead of planned nation-wide marches to commemorate the 25 January revolution.
The clashes started on Thursday after security forces moved past a constructed wall in Qasr al-Aini street, which was built in the aftermath of earlier fighting with protesters last November. The forces moved further into Tahrir Square, burnt some of the tents of protesters participating in a two-months long sit-in and fired bird shots and tear gas at them, Al-Masry Al-Youm reported. Protesters responded by throwing stones and Molotov cocktails.
Protesters had started removing the wall earlier in the day, but police arrived later with some concrete blocks and a crane to rebuild it, on request from the Interior Ministry.
At least 20 people were injured in the clashes of Thursday night, including four policemen, healthy ministry sources reported.
Policemen eventually retreated behind the Qasr al-Aini wall, while protesters marched around the square chanting, "Write on your prison wall, shame on the guide's rule," referring to the supreme guide of the Muslim Brotherhood from which President Mohamed Morsy hails.
An hour after clashes have calmed, a private car drove by the square and fired bird shots at protesters, injuring one of them, Al-Masry Al-Youm reported.
On Friday morning, military armored vehicles were spotted on the Qasr al-Nil bridge leading to Tahrir Square, as well as Central Security trucks spread around neighboring streets.


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The Game just dropped the visuals for his latest album's cover, and some people are not too happy with it. The cover features what appears to be Jesus Christ personified as the Game himself. The "Jesus" on the album cover is wearing a red bandana across his face, a gold chain, has a teardrop tattoo, and sits behind a stained glass window featuring marijuana leaves and palm trees.
The album, appropriately named Jesus Piece, drops December 11th. Some people were very impressed by his artwork. Busta Rhymes tweeted, "This artwork is Brilliant!!" However some of his fans were not. One tweeted, "The Game 'Jesus Piece' album cover is just disrespectful to Jesus in every way! smh!"
Game doesn't seem too interested in the backlash and has even retweeted some of the negative comments. Check out the artwork below.
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We approach each project as an exploration that is technically innovative and challenges assumed conventions. Sustainability and site specificity are integral to the practice, informing spatial relationships and building systems. We engage in an inclusive process, working with our clients and the community to discover and realize the potential in every program.
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As a child in the 1950s, my family and I lived in the country, west of Snyder. The storms were many it seemed, and they came suddenly sometimes.
My grandfather (who was a carpenter) stayed a week with us and built us a cellar that we furnished with all the necessities we could think of -- from kerosene lamps to checkers, not to mention food and water.
I remember going to that cellar in the middle of the night and also the middle of the afternoon, always wondering if our house would be there when we got back.
I did not prepare for Y2K for a number of reasons, but I certainly would not ridicule those who did.
My parents' hearts were in the right place when they did their best to protect their children and each other.
Our house was always there when we came back from another false alarm, but as the letter writer said about the father/daughter Y2K story (A-J, 1-2), at least it kept us off the streets.
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- Since they are very close in size, carefully place the Swarovski crystal crosses into the center of the Pavé thread rings so that the holes line up on both beads.
- Thread the sterling silver head pins through both crystals.
- Create a loop on the head pins about 1/4 inch above the top of the crystal thread rings using your round-nose pliers.
- Using your chain-nose pliers, wrap the head pin around the bottom of the loop a couple of times.
- Cut the excess wire using your flush cutters.
- Using your chain-nose pliers, pinch any wire tail in so that is is flush and does not poke.
- Attach the earrings to the ear wires by slightly opening the earring wires and placing the crystals onto the earring wires. Pinch the earring wires closed with your chain-nose pliers.