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At the end of July, Microsoft submitted two of its Shared Source licenses for appraisal to the Open Source organization. On Monday evening OSI chair Michael Tiemann announced the decision: the Microsoft Public License (Ms-PL) and the Microsoft Reciprocal License (Ms-RL) have OSI approval. The licenses allow a company to share proprietary source code. Two out of three licenses from the Shared Source Initiative now have the approval of the non-profit organization. The third and most restrictive license, the Microsoft Reference License (Ms-RL), was not submitted for appraisal.
"These licenses are refreshingly short and clean, compared to, say, the GPLv3 and the Sun CDDL." Russ Nelson, a member of the OSI website committee. "they share a patent peace clause, a no-trademark-license clause, and they differ between each other only in the essential clause of reciprocation." The Ms-PL gives licensees the ability to use, modify and distribute the source code for commercial or non-commercial purposes. Ms-RL includes additional provisions to cover cases where licensees wish to combine their original Code with Ms-Richtlinie licensed code.
The NGO is aware that its decision is likely to trigger a mixed response. Commenting on the OSI decision, Nelson says: "[Microsoft's] motives have been called into question during the approval discussions. How can they be attacking Open Source projects on one hand, and seeking not only to use open source methods, but use of the OSI Approved Open Source trademark?" Linux developer and former Novell employee, Tom Hanrahan, convinced his new employer Microsoft of his good intentions with this step. He regards Microsoft's Applikation for OSI approval as evidence that Microsoft really does take Open Source seriously, as he stated in his personal blog. Russ Nelson takes a philosophical view of this contradictory behavior, saying that: "it [Open Source] is both their salvation and their enemy."
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Here is the response from GS. Jon - you had mentioned that you had chatted with them and told them that nothing was decided yet - that may have influenced their response somewhat. Not sure.
Here is the world situation as I know it now:
RP has one galley here - and will do a deal for iron. They are fully behind us - as much as they can be given the rising tensions on BoB.
GoW was set to send two galleys with troops - honoring their deal. I chatted with P32 and GF tonight regarding the situation. They are not in a position to send more significant numbers. They will be after a war on Bob. But who gainst whom is still unclear.
But - we can use the RP and GoW presence as leverage in negotiations with GS. GS will not know that more significant forces aren't coming. It may make them think twice.
So - what do folks want to do - and please - no one go chatting with anyone from GS until we are in agreement.
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GS and Vox Peace Negotiations
People of Vox:
We understand that your previous offer was pre-mature as you have not actually decided to offer it. Though promising, we did not discuss the offer in detail as it was not actually offered.
The people of Gathering Storm have a specific question to the people of Vox.
Are you willing to leave this continent for peace? We are putting together a proposal (which includes assistance from GS) but do not want to insult your honor by offering it without knowing it is welcome?
Answer in your own time.
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Before heading to your favorite backcountry haunts, slip on the lightweight Men's Mountain Hardwear Snowtastic Jacket and revel in softshell perfection. The innovative Dry.Q Elite softshell is completely windproof and waterproof while boasting the ability to breathe from the moment you put it on, no sweating necessary. Underarm zips provide additional ventilation for the skin up and the stretch powder skirt keeps the fluff out on the way down.
- Waterproof and windproof three layer Dry.Q Elite softshell starts breathing the moment you put it on for dry and comfortable days in the backcountry
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A Great Shell that Fits!
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
Finally a shell that fits! I am 6'2, 275lbs, with a big waist and broad shoulders and the 2XL does the job. It does not have any weird cuts that trouble many other jackets and the sleeves are the correct length. It is stylish and full of great features. So far, it has remained water and wind proof, I could not ask for much more. Need a new shell, this is an excellent choice.
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im 5'6 145lb.
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There are so many other factors involved other than just height and weight when picking out a jacket. More helpful measurements to get are chest size and sleeve length. Also, we need to take into consideration what kind of layering you are planning on putting under the jacket. Take a look at our size chart under the size options and try to match your measurements according to that chart. If you need any further assistance hit up our live chat up at the to of the website or give our customer service a call.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Got to put this jacket through its paces in extremely weather variable Wasatch skiing in everything from whiteout snowstorm with low 2-digit temps and extreme winds to sunny highs in the upper 30's. I was impressed with how versatile this shell was in the extreme mix of temps and conditions.
This shell proved to be highly wind resisted. I was very comfortable in white-out conditions with 100 mph gusts (yes I said 100 mph, not a typo, just a crazy stormy day). As with any shell, layering is key. On that day I wore two thin under layers and a 100 weight poly fleece sweater. Despite all the layers I was able to move well because of the stretchiness of the shell fabric.
On the other extreme, I did extensive hiking on sunny days with highs in the upper 30's wearing just a merino quarter zip underneath and had the large well placed pit vents wide open. I remained dry under the shell despite working hard. With my previous 3-layer Goretex shell I would have had a wet streak down my back - not so with the Dry Q Elite membrane, kept me perfectly dry.
I have to praise the durability of the shell as I brushed up against many a tree branch during post-storm tree skiing days without so much as a scuff. Also, the DWR coating was effective in sloughing falling precip on long chairlift rides and all internal and external pockets are roomy and rationally placed.
I found very few downsides to this shell but notable is the fact that the hood is not quite large enough to fit comfortably over my helmet. Less notable is the very stiff zippers which you just have to get used to.
If this shell had a roomier hood I would easily give it 5-stars. (I have the '11/'12 version, perhaps the hood on the '12/'13 is roomier.) But all-in-all, this is a great athletic fit shell that performs flawlessly and looks sharp too.
Mine is black with florescent yellow zips, size XL. I am 5'10" 210lbs.
Good resort/ sidecountry jacket
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I picked this jacket up to kick off the season, and took it out for a couple of quick early season tours in the Wasatch. One trip was bluebird and upper 20s, next trip was in and out of snow bands, with temps dropping to about 14 by the end of the day. The jacket is definitely waterproof and sheds snow and snowmelt really well - I didn't notice any difference from GoreTex fabrics in this regard. I was impressed with the breathability of this jacket, which is one of Mtn Hardwear's new selling points. While not as breathable as a true softshell, it is definitely better than traditional hardshells at letting moisture out. I didn't feel like I got to the cold and clammy stage before it started breathing. With all the claims about better breathability, I was initially concerned about wind protection suffering. The highest winds that we ran into were in the 15-20 mph range, but I didn't notice the wind penetrating the jacket at all.
As far as sizing, I'm 6'1, 210 lbs, and tried on both the large and XL. I settled on the XL as the arms were too short/ tight for me on the large. The cut is athletic enough that I'm not swimming in the XL, but it is a touch baggy. It's just about right for layering a down vest/ jacket underneath for cold resort days. If you're looking for a dedicated backcountry jacket, you might want to look at lighter and more packable options, but this is a really versatile and comfy jacket if you do more of a mix of resort and side/backcounty.


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THE MAROON Honor Football Men Tonight At Third Student Dance Of Year Volume XU LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., FEBRUARY 22, 1935 No. 19 OPERETTA CONTINUES RUN TONIGHT Eddie Reed Takes Helm As Head Coach Monday NEWLY APPOINTED MENTOR STARTS SPRING WORKOUTS Decision Reached By Athletic Council After Much Deliberation; Appointment Recalls Successful 1926 Season Eddie Reed, mentor of Loyola's only undefeated varsity and frosh teams who was recently appointed head coach of the 1935 Wolf Pack by the Athletic council, will take up his duties this Monday as spring training gets underway. In announcing the succession of Reed to Robert H. (Doc) Erskine last Saturday. Rev. P. A. Kov. S. J., faculty chairman of the council, stated: "I am very glad that the athletic council has selected Mr. Reed as head coach. It has not made a mistake." The new coach was introduced .- to the football squads by Very Rev. John W. Hynes, S. J., president iif the university. Monday night in | Marquette auditorium. To Loyola In 1924 Reed came to Loyola in 1924 from Tulane and took up his duties as Varsity line coach and head coach of the frosh. In 1925 Reed developed his sensational frosh team that went through a five-game schedule undefeated, defeating the frosh teams of L, S. U.. Centenary and Vanderbilt and two independent teams of the city. In these five games the frosh were unscored nn and piled up 184 hoints to none for tHeir opponents. In 1926 Reed was appointed head football coach to succeed R. J. "Moon" Ducote and it was in this year that Reed piloted the team which made history and which Is still recalled by all Loyola alumni with pride. In a ten-game schedule the Wolves, under Reed's pl- E never lost a game and a total of 355 points to ponents' 30. This schedule some of the best teams Maroan and Gold has ever among them we find Bayroit. Catholic U., Tennes- "BOHEMIAN GIRL" CLOSES WITH MATINEE TOMORROW Principals Perform Well Before Big Opening Night Crowd; Chorus Of 85 Draws Plaudits Of Audience Balfe's "The Bohemian Girl," light opera production of the college of music, continues its three-day run tonight and tomorrow at the Tulane theatre. The night presentation goes on at 8 p. m. and the matinee performance tomorrow begins at 2:30 o'clock. The opening performance last night was carried exceedingly well by all members of the cast, bringing round after round of applause from a large first night crowd which seemed to be fascinated by the beautiful songs which run throughout the entire opera. Mrs. Olga Bailey, soprano feminine lead who took the part of Arline. daughter of the count, gave an unusually fine performance and literally thrilled the audience with her wonderful rendition of "I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble HallH." The song in itself was beautiful and this coupled with the well trained and soft toned voice of Mrs. Bailey gave the opera goers a rare treat. Her little daughter, Margaret, portrayed the role of Arline in the first act and carried it out very well. Hoerner Impressive Edward Hoerner, who was well remembered for his performance in hist year's "Chimes of Normandy," was very impressive in the "prayer scene" when he kneels in suppliance to the Almighty and sings "Thou Who in Might Supreme." pleading for the return Of his little child, Arline. The chorus composed of 85 members, did excellent work both in dramatics and in singing on tb.ll par- Ucular scene and provided a suitable i iC kground for the clear bari! bC roll ■ of Hoerner. Sir ■■henson Sings Solos kussi l Stevenson, tenor mala raying the role ol Thadii Polish I'xiii, Rang two so- IOS, I'M.mi You'll lU'niu, -her M*D" ii itDi "'i is Bad tc Leave he Vath Popularity Vote Set For March 13 The annual student popularity contest will begin on Wednesday, March 13 and the final results will be announced on March 22, according to Charles H. Bailey, president of the student council. As usual, two ballots will be held. The first will be the nominating ballot on March 13 and the second will be the final ballot on March 20. On the nominating ballot students may vote for any one in the university and each student is entitled to one vote. The three highest on the nominating ballots will enter the finals and the one from these three receiving the highest number of votes on the final ballot will be declared winner. The committee in charge, vcompoaed of Stephen B. Rodi, chairman, Robert Hollier, and Richard Voelker, Is trying to obtain suitable awards for those adjudged winners. There will be eight titles to be voted for: Most Popular, Most Handsome, Best Dressed, Most AD - live. Wittiest, Best All-Around Athlete, Most Popular Co-ed, and Most Active Co-ed. The committee this year decided to eliminate the title, Most Intelligent, and add instead the new one, Most Active Co-ed. The students are reminded that all departments are eligible for 'this contest. Campus Night To Be Presented Wednesday Frosh One Up On Sophs; Contest Will Be Decided If Frosh Win To the tune of snappy music and the mimicry of eager sophs and freshies, the first Hausmann trophy campus night will be held in Marquette auditorium Wednesday, February 27, at 8 p. m. Each class has veiled its program, which will last from 30 to 45 minutes, with the utmost secrecy. The freshmen, having already a two-to-one lead on the sophs, are planning an elaborate ceremony in order to win the event and clinch the trophy for the year. The sophomores will put on their show during the first period and will be immediately followed by the lower classmen. The committee of judges, announced by Charles Bailey, president of the student council, will consist of Rev. James A. Greeley, S. J., dean of the college of arts and sciences; Mr. John J. McCloskey, dean of the pharmacy school; Mr. A. E. Papale, professor in the law school; Captain L. Hensley Lacy and Mr. John Mitchell, professors in the college of arts and sciences. The freshmen, it is rumored, will have imitators of Mahatma Ghandi, the Poet of Radioland, Kate Smith and many other features. An orchestra, composed of members of the freshman class, will provide entertainment for the audience. The sophomores would not divulge as much information as the Philaristai One Year Old Today The first anniversary of the organization of the Loyola Philaristai will be celebrated at a party tendered the members by the executive board this afternoon at two o'clock in Marquette auditorium. The members of the club and Loyola faculty will share a large birthday cake on which a single candle will commemorate the passage of a year of service for the organization founded last February to stimulate Interest In the student body of thej university and their undertakings.) The membership of the Philaristai is made up of mothers of students, friends and supporters of the university. The members of the executive board giving the party are Mrs. O. L. Aubert, president; Mrs. A. H. Diaz, secretary; Mrs. E. H. Ramelli. treasurer; Mesdames J. T. Nix. F. E. Hyatt, J. D. Bloom, R. Fleming, E. Morganstern. FRENCH CLUB PLAY POSTPONED A WEEK Because of the interference of Mardl Gras activities, the date of the French club production, "Le Monde Ou L'on S'Ennuie," has been changed to Friday, March 15. The play will be given in the Holy Name auditorium in Calhoun street at eight o'clock, Mr. H. L. Lacy, director, stated. A dress rehearsal will be held on the Thursday before the production date, and will be given for the benefit of the nuns who wish to attend. Rehearsals are held daily, and the play should be rounded out by next week, the director said. Dean McCloskey Making Many Museum Additions "Hlemen de Pharmacie, Theorique/ et Pratique," a rather rare woifk by Antoine Baurae In two voMimes, is the latest addition to the\ pharmacy museum being ar riiii)tC"(l by Mr. John J. McCloskey, dean)of the College of Pharmacy. Mr. McCloskey conceived the idea of a museum of pharmaceutical curiosities and books some years ago, but not until last year had he begun to collect specimens. At present, the collection includes about 150 old books and several old apparati. The two-volume work on the Elements of Pharmacy is a rare editidn ()•• a work published in 1818 In Paris. It Is printed in French. The author, Baume, is noted primarily for the invention of the hydrometer which bears his name. "Many people," Mr. McCloskey said, "think of Baume solely as a chemist, and not as a pharmacist. He was, however, a professor at the Ecole de Pharmacie. In later years, he was admitted as ti member of the AcadenDy nf 6cl mC ■Jβ." The two volumes are now yellowed and musty, but are still legible. The forerunner of the modern hypodermic cyringe is also a specimen of the embryo museum. It Iβ a large glass tube, fitteii with a THREE WHO'LL LEAD 1935 WOLF PACK BILLY ROY. Captain EDDIE REED. Coach GEORGE FINNAN, Alt.-Capt Circolo Dance For March 1; Play Set The date for the coming Italian play has been tentatively set for April 26, and will be presented in Holy Name Auditorium at 8 p. m.r A. E. Papal, faculty director, announced this week. Partc have been assigned to the members of the cast of "Chi sail gieco non l'insegni," and rehearsals started last Monday are being held regularly. The play is being directed by Professor Papale and Dr. Alfred Bonomo. This play is one of the most important activities of the Circolo since it is the first time that an Italian play has been presened by unversity students, and an English synopsis will be given on the program for the benefit of those who do not speak Italian. March 1 is the date set by the Circolo for first dance of the year to be held at Italian Union Hall, Esplanade and Rampart, according to Professor Anthony Papale, faculty advisor of the society. The Circolo have been planning a dance for some time, and elaborate plans are being made for this affair. Dunn Announces Campus Program Thomas W. Dunn, junior arts and science student, conducted the weekly Campus Quarter Hour program over WWL yesterday evening at 5 o'clock. The musical end of the program was furnished by Francis Hursey who sang a few selections. Daily broadcasts at 11 o'clock over WWL and from the specially constructed studio in the college of music building feature the following student and faculty artists: Monday, Dorothy Broach; Tuesday, Dorothy White; Wednesday, Carmen Marcial: Thursday. Emile Schillio; Fri'lay, Eileen MacKinnon. Saturday, trio, ocmposed of Thereee Boit-;-. Rvelyn Mae Durmeyer, and Shirley van Pelt. Faculty broadcasts for the coming week over WWL at 5 p. m. .is announced by Rev. C. C. Chapman. S. J., are as follows: Today, the Economics department; Tuesday. School of Dentistry; Wednesday, School of Law, and Friday, Economics department. Handball Singles To Start Monday The singles matches of the handball tourney sponsored by The Maroon will get under way Monday at noon. The start of the match play has been delayed since many of the Mttrtet arc; taking part in the opera Utd will Iw hard pressed for time. Approximately fifteen entries have been received for the Bingles and about half as many for the doubles. The doubles matches, however, will not get under w;iv until the singles are completed. Those entering the singles matches are: Ray si.ii-s. William Hobbach, Toe Dunn. John Hooper, Lonli Deflraj Alton Deßlane, Beryl Bamneleon, B*elli Lapeyre, Harold Deßlmnc, Hid Bchuei iiLiiin. .1 oliii iD.-i*|iit. Arthur Pergnioa nnrt Charlt'H ITroy. The pairings for these entries will be posted Monday morning on the bulletin board of the Regent's office. MARCH 31 SET AS DATE FOR COMEDY Announcement was made this week by Samuel McNeely, president of the Thespian society, that The Comic Huvijlrment, a comedy in three acts, will be presented by the society on the night of Sunday, March 31, in Marquette auditorium. The leading roles in the Wilbur Braun comedy will be acted by Winter Trapolin and Paul Pattersen of Loyola university, and Adrienne Johnson and Marie Favret of Ursuline college. Fourteen new members were inducted into the society at the meeting held last Wednesday night. Included on the program were skits by Drlscoll Daspit, Althea de- Latour, Leo Zinser, and John Schilleci. Honor Grid Men With Dancing Tonight Leslie George's Orchestra To Play From 10 to 2 At St. Charles Shifting from gridiron to ballroom, the 1934 football squad will be feted tonight at the third student dance of the year, which is scheduled to start in the Convention hall of the St. Charles hotel at lo o'clock. Leslie George and"~~his Patio Royal orchestra, music makers for the initial sophomore cotillion, will supply tlu rhythm They will play until two o clock, according to M. V. Jarreau. chairman ot the student dance commi The fight song, battle cry of the pigskin toters, will be featured on the usual floor show The artists who will provide the eutortainmeni. have not been announced. "It Is fitting that we show appreciation to tfie football squad," Jarreau said. "They were presented letters recently lor the last season. They were introduced to their new coach. The dance will honor the players." Bids for the dance are in the hands of committeemen, and must be obtained no later than five o'clock today. Any one of the following members of the student dance committee has them: Jarreau, Poster Bosworth, John BJasi, Charles Bailey, Abram Diaz, Tom Dunn, Lawrence Babst, Guy Knobloch, Jr., Marion Loisel, Stephen Rodi, Edward Spranley, Winter Trapolin. Earl Wegmann, Richard Wright and Irvin Timmreck. McNeely Is Good Copy; Acts In Four Languages When a student carries the leading role in an English play, that's news; but when a student carries roles In four plays in four different languages, D that's a feature story. Samuel S. McNeely, senior In the college of arts and sciences, provides us with that feature story Four years ago when Sam walked timidly up to the registrar's desk and signed for an A. B. course of studies, his yearnings, so he tells u. tended toward the histrionic art, so he immediately made application to joiu the Thespian society. Today, he is presiilent of the .~auie society after • Maying the lending roles In many of its productions. One of his outstanding characterizations in English was the janitor role in last year's one-act farce, "His Majesty, the Queen." Besides being adept at English dramatization, Sam is also proficient in three other languages— French, Spanish, and Italian. His portrayal of "Fortunato" in last year's Spanish club presentation of the same name will long be remembered by those who saw it, and his part in "Basta de Suegros," which was staged early this year, was also as well carried. Me- Neely has been a member of the Spain,- i club for two years. Debate Society Stages Supper Setting March 11 as the date for the first of a eerles of informal suppers, the Kdward Douglas White society met Monday evening. The purpose for this informal gathering is to enable the members to obtain some practical experience in after dinner speaking. The society voted to have froquent informal suppers, at a meetinn last semester, but the extra amount of scholastic and extra-carricular activity had prevented definite action until last Monday. Stephen Rodi, president, appointed Harold rfeßlanc. Robert Pascal and Neckley Ferris as a committee to handle all arrangements for the evening. In the second elimination debate for the freshmen team Lorraine Wlsgerter, John Sarosy and Harry Cory won the judge and audience decision on the question: Resolved —That the nations should agree to prevent the international shipment of arms and munitions. The winners presented the affirmative. James Salvant, David Hattan and Marshall Tullier defended the i negative. The final elimination contest will' take place Monday evening at i Continued on page 2i (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4 i iConiii ieU on pa*e 4) WELCOME EDDIE WELCOME EDDIE
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Tom Ruskin, Mike Baker, & Bill Daly on the notebook that could have prevented the tragedy
Jul 25, 2012
Tom Ruskin, Mike Baker, Bill Daly
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Former FBI office bill Daley.
Mike Baker former CIA officer that they are weighted president job -- -- divorced president diligence LLC.
Bill senior VP of control risks -- joining us from -- Las Vegas, Nevada law.
Fresh fresh from the casinos is the fabulous -- Tom Ruskin former NYPD detective.
And president of -- all of -- -- -- could see it Tom.
Good to see you to you know -- what they say the cameras in Las Vegas at about fifteen pounds that.
Yeah that.
Just -- -- -- Tom Arnold and -- Whoa I'll give you first look first on this on this dreadful story madam.
Colorado neighboring state -- what you are of course.
Tom this is this a no vote could still we're gonna win now hearing about -- -- -- dot com's exclusive reporting.
I mean all -- -- to think that it may have sat in that mail room for up to two weeks.
The fact of the matter does have law enforcement been notified that that no book existed.
You couldn't stop the shooting.
You know we don't know what would've happened had they found it but chances are they would have going to interview him they -- looked at records they may have learned that he did.
Recently received the 6000 rounds before guns they couldn't stop a lot of carnage that minds in the theater.
They'll do you know you you don't want to apportion blame in these kind of things in the end this was one crazy guy it appears -- carried out an appalling.
Act but is there anything we could learn from this in what we -- look for in these kind of things and and you don't do it.
Colleagues anybody should anybody report any weird behavior.
Well yeah that's it that's always been the challenger -- you're saying you know right.
Terrorists see something say something you know what are you saying we you know will call local industries in your average a lot of crazy right on on Bruno -- everywhere you reporting.
But I think with -- talking about here is when you see kind of behavior that becomes.
A question most -- hacking out of violent way especially people have some other systems -- reported -- such as a school.
Maybe parents what have you I think in this case so.
Heavy interest in this is certainly -- stunning development with regard to this noble -- because it is one of the first kind of what -- about maybe his inner thinking and how what he was planning.
But up to this point no wonder they come forward and say gee -- -- you know we we just knew he was going out there I didn't do it -- seem to be some subtle.
Winston odds about you know EA was -- offering -- very Smart maybe Smart has turned and NATO into something else because he was was he wasn't doing well drug that is program.
But I have yet to -- is something that was a harbinger.
Albrecht of this have an event and so.
Yes you need to see say something we've seen it in other cases where people you know even in school shootings were people who didn't say something.
And could have -- in this case.
This may be the first indication that he was calling out for help -- was trying to -- someone at a time -- might ask any.
Things need to change or should change in the -- simple things like movie security I mean we don't wanna be going through metal detectors I don't see a movie -- now and and your point about this you know each.
True and maybe someone said something we agonize over this all the time whether it's an -- whether you know -- -- -- -- -- whatever they.
The incident as we always have that same question is -- should somebody have seen something noticed something is that something.
And then also -- I just want to comment on this this package forward -- get seriously question.
Which is just me you know part of the problem -- -- sort of incidents is that.
For a great deal of time -- investigation done you're just dealing -- speculation but nobody really has a clear understanding of when he mailed -- other than that no he nailed a -- the occasion this massacre right right so we know that -- -- -- off on Thursday which would be sort of a logical you know I think the feeling we've seen this before what they'll they'll they'll you know send out something indicating that they're going to do something but they do it just before they feel it's right back to stop.
So this notion that's been sitting there that somebody could prevent this.
It's it's nothing more than speculation.
In terms of security in the end movie theaters job security and in shopping malls whatever might be.
Honest to god you you know people have to just.
Take responsibility for their own security you know I don't want to make it sound too simplistic.
But people have to be aware you can't rely on the government you can't rely on on local authorities you know -- 911 call.
-- you -- handle a problem that when it starts to unfold -- that movie theater and actually all started heading for the exit.
You know but you've got to have a plan anytime you go -- somewhere it doesn't have to be you know completely -- mapped out -- you gotta go and know what the exits are you -- understand -- if something does drop.
What am I going to trial.
Good and so you would guys pull up our own -- -- and and take care problem let me bring up evolving here of all the legal question in -- one of obvious choice he will know they'll be used against him in color and imagine absolutely.
-- just so I can't I can't think of a privilege that would apply -- the album ahead say yes I don't know -- -- -- I imagine I mean there's a sore right there are cessation you have to have.
Not in this circumstance and is it runs through them the what the rules generally work.
It was an in the possession of the of the really nicely got an introductory you know you have to prove -- really improving our -- and also that's -- -- lawyer here mode in many states is not really it's not his.
We'll develop as people many people think that it is right that they're going to be under on could isn't foreseeable is a preventable -- -- -- that I have a question and an understatement but.
What about the idea that when somebody -- 6000 rounds of any nation from the Internet yes that that are -- -- -- so -- -- let me know that I bring -- back.
Thomas -- left that in Vegas let me bring Tom back in on that point and I didn't tell me there is a lot of people have made that point that ball -- -- -- this ammunition these.
Pictures often packages of weapons ammunition -- center over such a long period of dollar.
Shouldn't -- -- race somewhere.
I think the fact that he was getting solely deliveries all of a sudden and where they were coming from.
And that they were from -- companies I don't know how you would set that up.
With eighty.
You know FedEx or UPS sort of mail delivery.
But at certain point in time where all of a sudden someone starts getting.
Massive deliveries based on some things they could look and see where they're coming from that might set off -- first a long.
The fact of the matter is we have to look towards monitoring.
Of 6000 rounds of ammunition.
War weapons including a semiautomatic.
Abbreviated AK forty sevens.
We have to start looking at those things and possibly then having notifications.
For some kind of monitoring going on.
They're built you know I think I think you know which -- about my in this one -- -- things I I found you know executive order all of this and not have any you know red -- -- him.
Post 9/11 world where we're tracking right people buying banks have.
Fertilizer and other things -- used for weapons.
And yet they do is when you go into his they had drugstore and -- -- you know things such as I was Israeli citizens of these other medicines which can be used eventually to -- down to make methamphetamines -- -- need to show a driver's license you to vitamin DB control there.
Miami package you -- from once thought to another.
And so it is kind of stunning that this case you able to accumulate all of that material sources -- since it also be taken down a black powder used as an explosive.
Outside of just being used as a destruction weapon like that -- it.
A good point we do we we have we do moment.
Those sort of drugs from pharmacies why you guys it's so hard -- why is it not being done the moment well aren't as it's incredibly a -- -- -- -- you know it's like everybody candidate all right well any I don't think business is Gavin and -- -- I have I have -- weapons and -- walk -- -- and I've ordered ammunition online and on on.
I'll be damned I would you know allow the government to say you know you can't do these things however.
I will say that it is it it it is a reasonable thought.
To say that.
I mean I've never woken up -- -- -- myself my god by tomorrow morning.
I need three more weapons and a thousand more rounds of ammunition it's never happened I don't mind if I walk and they say you know as a fourteen day checkered right what does it when he won they checkered I don't I don't care as long as it's done.
Consistently and reasonably.
As a law abiding citizen.
Who also believes in the -- have to bear arms and -- -- ammunition online I don't think there's a problem as long as it's done.
Properly but when you start to say that I don't wanna get all sorts of email now and and and Twitter relentless.
You know saying that that I'm -- I'm crazy to talk to us.
But I don't think it's irresponsible to say that because you do want to be able to spot those patterns.
We do -- -- be on the spot someone who -- goes out buys.
Feel for weapons that seem incongruous that person's behavior and then a few thousand rounds of ammunition in a short period of time right but -- -- me.
And -- in May and may be if someone had going to his house to interview him from law enforcement.
And seeing the way he was acting award dress to -- if you already had his red -- do.
They would is that you would raise another flag.
And possibly who put him under surveillance was something else so I -- I wouldn't going to people came to my house from law enforcement because of an unusual pattern.
To interview me relative to something that it recently purchased or was looking to purchase I don't think common -- saying that red hair as an indicator of the problem.
One would hope they'll look -- I was -- particularly as some would -- -- rightly challenged.
-- anytime soon solidly challenged -- not pleasing anyone would -- obviously you're -- although it seemed to show -- and ask that you look at that you and -- go well with that yes he looks fabulous that they all right Tom -- -- in Vegas president -- -- former NYPD detective.
And here in the studio the other members of the -- -- -- a former CIA operative president of diligence LLC.
I'm bill Daley former FBI Elvis -- -- VP of control risks -- all of those buying companies for all your security needs gentlemen thank you are not great to have -- here.
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Super PAC 'pack of lies' ad
Did the media get it right?
Aug 12, 2012
Judy Miller, Kirsten Powers
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I don't know the facts -- -- -- -- ex wife got sick or when she died I'd certainly don't know the specifics.
This man's case we have about as much to do with the priorities adds the super pac ads as Michael as we do with Michael Phelps -- metal plastic I can't speak to the -- Key people in the Obama campaign responding to questions about this political ad produced by the pro Obama super -- Priorities USA action.
The attack ad attempts to linked Mitt Romney to the cancer death of a Kansas City resident a woman.
Who was the wife of -- steel worker at a plant that went bankrupt some years after it was acquired by Bain Capital.
The Romney camp objected.
First of all they craft a despicable -- full of lies and then Stephanie Cutter and Robert Gibbs.
And Jay Carney lied to the press that they didn't know anything that was in that -- So let's talk about it with our panel of experts here the the there's so many angles of this Jim first of all the denials from the Obama camp.
Do those ring true.
Well apparently not.
It would appear that the footage that that of mr.
optic that was used by the Obama campaign and priority that's fighters you say that where are the same or close to a -- in the same shirt.
And that they then the Romney campaign on Friday -- something that showed.
That the Obama campaign itself had used the same arguments not only on a conference call it -- reporter Lindley but also on their own website.
So if if cutter and Gibbs and Carney and RS they certainly here and not paying much attention to their own campaign what should the media take them to task for that or did.
That well I think they have I mean this has been enormously controversial.
Even cut and critics like Peggy Noonan.
Said that the problem right now is that Mitt Romney ought to be getting angry about these things Andy's not.
What I find interesting is that people are as focused on.
His lack of response to attacks like this as they are on the -- itself.
The on Thursday the Obama campaign essentially said oh yeah out.
We knew about just optic and he appeared in one of our campaign ads as well as this super pac -- that we had nothing to do it.
So did what happens now does that make everything hunky dory.
Well that is they didn't have anything to do -- super pac -- that they don't need to have anything to do with it because Bill Burton is running priorities in this handlebars it was a long time Obama aide and having worked in politics.
He almost -- sort of think the same they've gotten that didn't you have to communicate things specifically in -- they're barred from communicating things so.
If you listen to what they -- saying they are very specific I didn't know the specifics of the story and I think subject -- probably didn't know the specifics of of the story that's why Leslie -- accountability -- and well I think you know they.
Everything they're saying I think is actually probably factual and true.
The issue is whether or not the president should have to.
Say something about this ad and and my problem with what's going on is that all -- conservatives have forgotten about Mitt Romney and and the super pac is run by his former -- Not acting like this is something that was just just created by Democrats and of course there's of -- isn't exactly parallel situation with Romney and his super pac.
John what ought to happen.
-- here is that the media should get up somebody that media should get up and say.
You people are a bunch of liars.
You are not creating jobs you're not reducing the debt.
This is irrelevant this is disgusting.
The American people deserve better and why should we send rotten lying.
I -- I want.
To do more of the same it's just that's what -- You can just narrow it down -- this issue just because they're barred -- from doing it does mean I didn't do it.
-- if the reporter I wanna evidence whether it would be useful if for hours worked more more serious I mean for example.
I Joseph Pollack it right.
Did report on alleged had been prepared by Joseph -- for technical in -- spending.
Never even appeared they -- and -- new story about it and then an editorial.
And now there's been no editorial on the New York Times on the move on Friday for Sudan and south Sudan make progress there's a killer and a -- there was want to.
And -- and they're not -- in this at all they're not pursuing what would be very useful to explore whether super -- -- -- -- in the Obama campaign had a connection they're just not.
Well -- make a living off a conflict that's what they like.
They're not pursuing solutions and this doesn't help anybody it doesn't improve the unemployment rate or anything it's stupid little inside did the people are sick -- and it was not until Thursday that one of the Big Three networks finally paid some attention to the controversy over the -- is it.
Because I think people expect this super packs -- separation.
The American people aren't buying this and the media aren't buying this and it's true of the Republicans.
And the Democrats and I do agree with you -- on one thing people are fed up which is why they're watching.
Olympics I think it's being -- -- commercials.
That you're -- local stations -- -- Take a little attention now time to pay attention to the story would lead with a last last week that's when senator Harry Reid -- majority leader of the United States senate.
Went into the well of the United States senate stands said that he had it from a very good source whom he couldn't name.
That Mitt Romney hasn't paid taxes in ten years on Thursday the Atlantic reported.
But Reid aide to Jose Parra -- described reads secret source vastly.
This person is an investor in Bain Capital a Republican also and someone who has been dealing with Romney's company for a long long time.
And he has direct knowledge of this.
Down a little later he recanted saying.
I do not know the party affiliation of the source how long he invested with -- or his relationship to Romney.
Beyond the fact that he was an investor with Bain Capital as senator Reid has previously stated so -- what are we left with what we're left.
With Harry Reid.
Doing that Obama campaign's dirty work he's out he's campaigning against.
Romney like this and Romney is that -- -- themselves not part of it and it's it's the media art.
Just simply saying Harry Reid as a McCarthy -- smear artists -- simply say -- this is missing argument he's making really agree with that does that raise however.
As Jonathan Karl said David -- on ABC well let's just talk about a -- anyway and issued Romney couldn't be as disastrous not mission accomplished Harry Reid.
And but the thing it is interesting is how Romney's response is exactly the same as what you just did which is this is a completely fun.
They have no evidence to -- prove what he's saying right Harry Reid has no evidence I'm going to say something that also has no evidence which is -- the Obama campaign's behind it.
I it and that's the responses to do the exact thing that you're condemning.
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I guess in a weird way it was kind of nice to focus on those good old fashion oil fundamentals for a while. You know things that impact supply and demand more directly. Like refinery explosions, hurricane threats, the Energy Information Administration Short Term Energy Outlook and a surprise drop in crude supply by our friends at the American Petroleum Institute. Of course we knew it could not last forever and it seems our European vacation is over.
Once again the focus for the crude oil market is on Europe and fears that the whole European monetary system is about to fail. The market is getting prepared to be disappointed ahead of key central bank meetings by the ECB and the UK. Mario Draghi has made big promises to the market and knows it is unclear whether they can deliver. The Bank of England cut its GDP forecast and warns that "black clouds of uncertainty are hanging over investment." Not exactly the kind of stuff oil bulls wants to hear.
It is hard to ignore the ridiculously large drop in crude oil supply in a report from the American Petroleum Institute. The API reported a whopping 5.35 million barrel drop and that was before we saw any major storm activity in the Gulf of Mexico. Add to that, last week's big drop and the possibility of another big drop next week and supplies might start to feel tight. The report also showed that gas inventories rose by 417,000 and distillates up by 2.37 million barrels.
The Energy Information Administration, in their much anticipated Short Term Energy Outlook, increased their demand and price projections. For example the EIA said that the Brent crude oil spot price will average about $103.00 per barrel during the second half of 2012, about $3.50 per barrel higher than in last month's Outlook. The forecast Brent crude oil spot price then falls to an average of $100 per barrel in 2013.
The EIA said that the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil spot price discount to Brent crude oil narrows from about $14 in the third quarter of 2012 to $9 by late 2013. These price forecasts assume that world oil-consumption-weighted real gross domestic product which increased by 3.0 percent in 2011, grows by 2.8 percent in 2012 and 2.9 percent in 2013.
The EIA also says that the higher crude oil prices will mean that the average regular gasoline retail price forecast for the third quarter of 2012 to $3.49 per gallon from $3.39 per gallon in last month's Outlook. EIA expects regular gasoline retail prices, which averaged $3.53 per gallon in 2011, to average $3.53 per gallon in 2012 and $3.33 per gallon in 2013.
As far as production, the EIA U.S. total crude oil production to average 6.3 million barrels per day (bbl/d) in 2012, an increase of 0.6 million bbl/d from last year, and the highest level of production since 1997. Projected U.S. domestic crude oil production increases to 6.7 million barrels in 2013.
They also bring up the impact of the drought on ethanol production as that EIA says that ethanol production fell from 920 thousand bbl/d for the week ending June 8, 2012 to 809 thousand bbl/d for the week ending July 27, 2012. EIA has reduced its 2012 ethanol production forecast from 900 thousand bbl/d or 13.8 billion gallons in last month's Outlook to 870 thousand bbl/d (13.3 billion gallons) and expects ethanol production to recover in the second half of 2013, averaging about 880 thousand bbl/d for the year.
The EIA also reported that natural gas working inventories ended July 2012 at an estimated 3.2 trillion cubic feet (Tcf), about 17 percent above the same time last year. EIA expects the Henry Hub natural gas spot price, which averaged $4.00 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) in 2011, to average $2.67 per MMBtu in 2012 and $3.34 per MMBtu in 2013.
Gasoline, as reported by Bloomberg News, hit a 12 week high after the Chevron fire. Bloomberg also reported that U.S. gasoline demand fell 0.9 percent last week as prices at the pump rose to a seven-week high, according to data from MasterCard Inc. Drivers bought 8.87 million barrels a day of gasoline in the week ended Aug. 3, down from 8.95 million the prior week, MasterCard's SpendingPulse report showed. Gasoline consumption in the week ended July 27 was up 1.2 percent from the seven days ended July 20. MasterCard releases weekly data every two weeks. The average pump price rose 5 cents in the past week to $3.53 a gallon, following a 5-cent gain in the week ended July 27. Prices reached a year-to-date peak of $3.94 on April 6. Drivers are paying 4.6 percent less than a year earlier. The highest prices were on the West Coast, where the average rose 1 cent to $3.73 a gallon. The lowest average was on the Gulf Coast, where a gallon gained 2 cents to $3.34. Fuel consumption last week was 3 percent below the year- earlier level, the 49th straight drop in that measure. Year-to- date gasoline demand is 4.6 percent below 2011. Fuel use over the previous four weeks fell 4 percent below the same period in 2011, a record 72nd consecutive drop in that measure.
Brent crude oil has been strong on maintenance. Add to that an expected increase in Chinese demand and that is keeping Brent buoyant. Dow Jones reports that China July oil Imports should recover this month. China's oil imports and refinery throughput are expected to recover from June, when they fell to their lowest levels in the year to date due to weak demand for refined fuels and heavy 2Q refinery maintenance.


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A long and ugly road has finally come to an end for Randy Blythe after a Czech court acquitted him of manslaughter charges. During a Lamb of God show back in 2010 Blythe allegedly pushed 19 year-old Daniel Nosek leading to injuries that led to the kid's death weeks later. Blythe had no idea that any of this had happened until he returned to Prague in 2012 and was arrested. He's had nothing but support for his innocence. Share this video: http://youtu.be/LdkistP0yS4 Channel Link: http://www.youtube.com/oneminutenews Follow Us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/OneMinuteNews Like Us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/OneMinuteNews Follow Us on Tumblr: http://oneminutenews.tumblr.com/ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Xlvm40 Host: Jim -- http://www.twitter.com/jimpittharris New Videos from Jim Three times a day!
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Before going for a run or embarking on a long hike, read this warning.
Sunday has been declared a Spare the Air day due to rising inland temperatures, low winds and automobile emissions, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District said Saturday.
This is the fifth time this summer that the agency has issued a Spare the Air alert, which warns of unhealthy levels of ozone.
Ozone is formed when sunlight interacts with motor vehicle exhaust and gasoline vapors, air district officials said. It can cause throat irritation, congestion and chest pain, trigger asthma, inflame the linings of the lung and worsen bronchitis and emphysema.
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Bzzz, the retail markup itself is normally around 50% of the cover price of the book.
but even if you were right, that's still not an excuse for the e-books costing MORE than the paper versions.
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But when the e-book costs more than the hardcover (when it's released) and more than the paperback (when it's released), the publisher is just gouging the purchaser.
> The figures I've seen suggest 30% each for distributor and retailer.
If you have publisher, distributor and retailer that's actually worse than the 50% I was thinking.
something to keep in mind, When Amazon started selling e-books they were paying the person who listed the book 35% of the purchase price (i.e. Amazon was keeping 65% of the purchase price) and nobody was screaming about Amazon gouging the publishers, it was in the range they expected. It was big news when Amazon started offering an option to give the person who listed the book 70% of the purchase price.
Note that when publishers list books for $12.99 or $14.99 they (and therefor the author) get paid significantly less than if they listed the book for $9.99, but many of them insist on continuing to do so.
Any publisher could start selling e-books directly from their own website, and the costs of doing so would be significantly lower than the cost of selling through Amazon. This works even for customers with Kindles or Nooks. Baen books does this, others could as well.
Apple forbids the publisher from doing this inside apps for their products, but I'll bet publishers could get convince them to alter their policies if they really wanted to.
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On the Fox Business Network that really matters to me you know that the fiscal -- deal was hammered out last night you probably heard a lot about the politics.
But do you know that your taxes are most likely going up anyway Peter Barnes is on it.
He's back with more of his detailed reporting on what the deal means this time how it affects you if you make between fifty and 75000 dollars a year ago -- Peter.
Abstract kind of -- look at how bunch of these new taxes are hitting taxpayers starting this year including from this week's tax bill first thing come level.
Fifty to 75000.
According to the Tax Policy Center taxpayers making this amount this year.
We'll pay an additional 822.
Dollars in federal taxes than they paid last year now the main thing hitting this -- income group.
Is the expiration of the payroll tax cut that congress and the president agreed on for the last two years it was not extended by congress neither side wanted to do that and that means you're gonna be paying an extra two percentage points towards your Social Security taxes it had been reduced from six point 2% for -- each employee to four point 2% putting about a thousand dollars in the pockets of an average job middle class spamming average person making 50000 a year or so.
That has gone away so you what you would expect to see their taxes go up by about that amount and according that Tax Policy Center that's about that not lose a little over 800 dollars column very helpful Peter Peter Barnes in DC and he's coming back later on markets now to look at -- higher income right 75 to a 100000 and so on and so forth.
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Glass Bubble Project's owners Mike Kaplan and Chris McGillicutty are business partners, friends, and working artists. Beginning in 1998, they repurposed their garage space into a working studio where professional artists and students create side by side, firing delicate one-of-a-kind masterpieces—and, according to Cleveland Magazine, the occasional grilled cheese sandwich—in the shop's 2,000-degree furnace. Their glass-blowing and welding classes teach adults and children to create one-of-a-kind artwork as nearby artists at work bolster creativity. Besides classes, the studio invites guests to watch their free public demonstrations and grants private studio time to artists in need and broken bottles looking for a fresh start.
The shop's resident artists craft and sell sconces, chandeliers, and vases from recycled glass and repurposed metal. Nicknamed "Clevetion Glass" to simultaneously lampoon delicate Venetian glass and celebrate Cleveland's heartiness, their blend of industrial parts and elegant glasswork toughens up the décor of private residences and commercial buildings, such as the Ritz Carlton, all across the country.
Paula Atwell wasn't born an artist. She didn't pursue any art form in college, instead achieving a degree in English and a minor in accounting. After logging years in standard 9–5 jobs, she had an epiphany—it was time to do something for herself. Taking this newfound motivation to action, Paula enrolled in a beading class and followed it with forays into metalsmithing, crafting, and soldering. These experiments in creativity led her to join the Lake Erie Artists co-op in 2003, where she began to show her eclectic jewelry at their booth during local festivals. When the co-op became incorporated in 2005, Paula's business world experience made her an obvious choice to lead the diverse group of artists in forming their own gallery. Today, the co-op-turned-gallery now carries hundreds of art pieces that span a range of media. Producing blown-glass sculptures and handcrafted metal jewelry and pottery, the artists each specialize in a few select media as decided during the gallery's annual game of spin-the-paintbrush. The staff at Lake Erie Artists Gallery is also a strong proponent of local business, encouraging their patrons to browse Shake Square after looking at their wares. In project-oriented classes taught by working artists, students explore jewelry and painting and leave with their handcrafted pieces.
The Frame Center's staff draw upon the business's 30 years of operation to provide decorative and museum-quality framing services for original artwork, prints, and other memorabilia. With roughly 2,000 frames and hundreds of mats to choose from, mounted and framed pictures under glass start at $29.95 for an 11"x14" frame and $74.95 for a 32"x40". Prices can increase for higher-quality wood frames, which many customers choose in order to enhance velvet portraits unearthed from the basement of the Louvre. Mats range from paper and museum-grade conservation material to hand-wrapped fabrics to provide a suitable backdrop for a wide variety of keepsakes. The Frame Center's experienced staff also encases shadow-boxed objects, photo portraits, and diplomas ($100+), as well as needlepoint or cross-stitch pieces ($70+). A wall display ($24.95+) offers a long-lasting way to display children's' illustrations or campaign posters for Clifford the Big Red Dog.
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Zotac GTX 580 with Accelero Xtreme Plus cooler Selling one of my GTX 580s (Zotac Reference design This model) and will bundle it with the Accelero Xtreme Plus cooler attached ($85 cooler) which I used for my review here: Overclockers.com Review I can also include the stock cooler as well if desired. Picture of the reference cooler + box: The card has never been taken cold. Looking for $415 400 380 $360 $345 shipped via USPS Flat Rate. I will entertain non-US shipping if buyer pays the extra fees to ship it. I accept (Non-CC) PayPal payments. Heatware link can be found in my signature
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Onondaga County lawmakers have agreed to give a fledgling group that's trying to revive a Syracuse orchestra in central New York some seed money.
Onondaga County lawmakers begin going over County Executive Joanie Mahoney's proposed budget with a fine tooth comb Monday. The final result will most likely look different from $1.25 billion plan Mahoney proposed last week.
Fall means budget season in counties across New York State. Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney makes her budget pitch to lawmakers Friday. Many governments are facing the same pressures.
It's a quiet primary day in Central New York this year. There are only scattered elections across the area on the day that lets voters, registered in political parties, choose who will be on the November ballot.
After more than one hundred years in circulation, Syracuse's newspaper is cutting production to three days a week.
With the spread of West Nile Virus across the country, some communities have chosen to spray pesticides to kill the mosquitoes that carry the deadly virus. Despite the death of an elderly man in Syracuse from West Nile this week, Onondaga County officials have decided against that option.
Almost every November, voters are asked to make choices about judges, but they have almost no relevant information about how those judges will approach their jobs. Beyond knowing the candidates' party, citizens end up casting votes largely in the dark. And Family Court is perhaps the murkiest of all judicial positions.
Though the dry weather is causing hardships for some, there is at least one benefit -- mosquito populations are down in central New York.
Starting today, Oswego County will turn on its new E-911 radios. The system comes with some new features.
Central New York is waging war on litter. A wide ranging coalition of Democrats and Republicans, and state and local officials, want to get the word out that tossing trash on local roads is bad form.
Onondaga County lawmakers approved the county's share of the Onondaga Community College's operating and capital budgets yesterday. But, the two- year school didn't get quite what it asked for.
Onondaga County could soon be saving rain in the suburbs.
Lawmakers are considering expansion of the "Save the Rain" program, which has already kept 125 million gallons of water out of the sewage treatment plant in the city of Syracuse.
When the Manlius Swans had their eggs destroyed, there were numerous calls and letters demanding justice.
When 20-month-old Rashad Walker, Jr. was shot and killed in an apparent gang-related attack, there was silence.
What does this say about the state of gang violence in the Syracuse area, and the community's numbness - or fear - regarding it? Onondaga County District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick wrestles with this question, and also comments on some of the recent conflicts his office has had with other local public officials.
It was a day of remembrance today in Syracuse at the newly renovated Forman Park. Mayor Stephanie Miner, Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler, and Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh were all on hand to honor members of the police force that have fallen in the line of duty.
Syracuse's mayor hopes her appointment to a state infrastructure commission will mean more funding for central New York.
Mitt Romney won New York's presidential primary Tuesday without much difficulty. Romney won 62.4% of the vote statewide. Ron Paul finished second, picking up 15.7%. Newt Gingrich finished third, with 12.9% and Rick Santorum picked up 9% of the vote, despite dropping out of the race earlier this month.
It'll be election deja-vu for some Onondaga County voters this year when it comes to the 127th Assembly District seat. An incumbent who lost two years ago is jumping back into the ring.
Flu season is peaking this week in Onondaga county, a month behind schedule. This year's flu bug is a particularly mild one. According to federal figures, this year reports the fewest cases since the 80s.
"I think that we're peaking now, which is a late peak, but our numbers were still going up as of last week... but very, very low numbers, not anything I'm concerned about," Onondaga County Health Commissioner Dr. Cynthia Morrow said. "But it is not over yet."
Morrow tracks flu numbers every year. She says that the mild winter could have something to do with lower numbers.
An independent auditor who looked over the books of Onondaga's County Industrial Development Agency (OCIDA) presented his findings to the OCIDA board Tuesday.
OCIDA board members liked what they heard.
"I was very pleased," says OCIDA Executive Director Mary Beth Primo. "It's reassuring to know my board and the auditors realize the staff is doing a very good job."
Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney works on the front lines of the "unfunded mandate" issue, a phrase we've been hearing with increasing frequency at all levels of political discussion. What exactly is the problem with unfunded mandates?
They worked later into the evening Tuesday, but Onondaga County lawmakers passed a budget that cut more than $5 million from County Executive Joanie Mahoney's proposed budget.
Property taxes will go up in most county towns, but will go down in every village except Fabius. Residents in the towns of Clay and Salina will see the biggest tax increases.
Republican Kevin Holmquist of Manlius says it took weeks of work to take the 3 villages he represents from a 10% tax increase to a 5% tax decrease.
The war on Triple-E in Central New York is getting some federal firepower. New York's senior U.S. Senator has a plan he hopes will help deal with a virus , that's transmitted by mosquitos and has become a part of our environment.
Sen. Chuck Schumer announced Tuesday a three pronged federal plan to help local officials fight Eastern Equine Encephalitis, the mosquito borne illness that killed a 4 year old Oswego County girl this summer.
"Our local and state health departments have done a great job," said Schumer. "I have no dispute with them. They could use federal help."


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Title | Resignations for Non-faculty Employees | Number | 372 |
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An executive, administrative, or professional staff member who wishes to resign at any time during his/her employment is expected to provide advance notice of at least one calendar month. Classified staff members are expected to provide advance notice of at least 10 working days. Such notice should be in the form of a written notification for the employee's permanent personnel file.


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