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My daughter absolutely loves to play with puzzles! The pieces are a perfect size for her to pick up and she can easily place them back in. This helps her with her color recognition and has now become a nightly game of me telling her what color to bring me! Unfortunately, our dog chewed some of the pieces, so I had to replace it fast! Definitely recommend this item!
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CHILDREN are better protected than they were during the Bullfinch scandal according to the director of Oxfordshire's children's services.
Oxfordshire County Council's Jim Leivers said there were very "different processes" in place now than the early days of the child grooming case.
He added: "At the time in terms of decision-making, people made a set of decisions in good faith.
"I was making those decisions, and those decisions were being taken with the best intention and the knowledge and understanding we had at the time. I don't think anybody took them with the understanding that the young people in our care were being actively exploited and abused."
His comments came after seven members of the Bullfinch gang which raped, prostituted and sexually abused young girls in Oxford were given jail sentences totalling 95 years.
In June, Judge Peter Rook sentenced five of the gang – brothers Akhtar and Anjum Dogar, Mohammed Karrar, Bassam Karrar and Kamar Jamil – to life sentences, and jailed Assad Hussain and Zeeshan Ahmed for seven years.
Mr Leivers was addressing a new board set up to advise senior councillors on protecting children in the wake of the Bullfinch trial.
The county council's new children and young people's safeguarding assurance arrangements cabinet advisory group met for the first time yesterday.
The seven members of the board were told that safeguards had changed since the height of the Bullfinch scandal.
Councillor Caroline Newton said: "Clearly we can't pre-empt the case review, but processes were in place when the issues started.
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The panel also spoke about confusion over whether or not children and young people in care homes were allowed to leave the premises.
Mr Leivers said they could be stopped if staff believed they were in immediate danger, but county legal officer Peter Clark said concerns about restraint of children may have caused issues.
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Did you know Community Hospice Care never charges a patient/family for their services? That's a rarity these days. Your United Way dollars make this possible! We all know of someone who has died from a terminal illness and the last worry they need is to think about how they are going to pay for this specialized care. You, your family or friends may need this service sometime in the future. If you go the "extra mile" now by donating to United Way, you can be assured that in your time of need, all of the United States agencies will be here to serve you.
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Ross Brawn looks set to stay on as Mercedes team principal next season with the Briton admitting he is already looking forward to 2014.
The 58-year-old's future at Mercedes has been questioned on numerous occasions this year following the arrivals of Toto Wolff as head of motorsport and Paddy Lowe as a technical director at Brackley.
There were fears that it would be a case of "too many cooks, spoil the broth", but Mercedes have instead gone from strength to strength so far this season.
Brawn himself admits he is already excited about the 2014 challenge.
"We're in good shape for next year. I wouldn't want to miss the fun," he is quoted as saying by The Telegraph. "This is a big regulation change - and the full package of the car; not just aerodynamics like we've had before."
Meanwhile Wolff says there will be no timescale for a Brawn-Lowe transition, he is quoted as saying by Autosport: "There is no transition, yet. He [Ross] is the boss.
"He decides about any transition and this is something we will be discussed at a later stage.
"But it is not on our agenda at the moment."
Lowe was initially only expected to join Mercedes from McLaren later in the year, but his former employees at Woking decided to release him early, something which has been welcomed by Brawn.
"It was a bonus getting Paddy so early, we didn't expect it," he said.
"What we have agreed is for him to spend the rest of this year looking at how we are operating, perhaps where we are at a good level and where we can improve from his experience.
"Paddy is a quite constructive guy and that is proving useful."
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congrats on your baby girl! I also have two boys 4 and 2, did you sway for a girl? and if so what was your plan?
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Hi there, I'm due June 13th, I don't know what I am having but I think it's a girl. I have 2 boys and 1 girl, and another little girl would be nice to complete our family, but I am happy either way!! Have you found our forsure yet if you are indeed having a girl?


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GED testing at Perry Central LEOPOLD – GED testing at Perry Central Community School is open to all Hoosier residents. Registration is required before testing and information is available on the school's Web site, www.pccs.k12.in.us. Susie Knox is the chief GED examiner and can provide more information to those seeking their GED for employment or higher education. She can be reached at 547-3347.
LEOPOLD – Perry Central Junior-Senior High School will host College 101 Wednesday, Sept. 28 in the elementary cafeteria. The program is geared toward juniors and seniors and their parents, but any family interested can attend. This years' program will focus on financial aid. Participants will learn how to use a new College Cost Estimator tool developed by the state of Indiana, along with other information on how to apply for college, scholarships, standardized tests and more.
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OWENSBORO, Ky. – Jordan Rhodes, who will be a junior this fall at Brescia University in Owensboro, Ky., made the dean's list for the spring 2011 semester. He is the son of Kevin Rhodes and Leisa Rhodes. He also plays baseball for Brescia University.
The fourth grade music class of Cannelton Elementary School, under the direction of Sharla Adams, integrated math, reading, spelling and physical education as they receive instruction on how to swing dance. Picture here watching the dancers from the left, are Natasha Mullis, Samantha C., Madison Huff and Madison Little.
Glory Bees Preschool students had their first week of school the week of Aug. 22.
They enjoyed playing some get-to-know-you games and other activities. Students, pictured above, were excited to share their "All About Me Bags." The bags were filled with things the students chose from home to show their new friends something about themselves.
GED testing at Perry Central LEOPOLD – GED testing at Perry Central Community School Corp. is open to all Hoosier residents. Registration is required before testing and information is available on the school's Web site, www.pccs.k12.in.us. Susie Knox is the chief GED examiner and can provide more information to those seeking their GED for employment or higher education. She can be reached at 547-3347.
TELL CITY – Shane Lasher, a seventh-grader at Tell City Junior-Senior High School, attended the Ball State Institute for the Gifted in Mathematics program recently.
Ball State University Department of Mathematical Sciences selected 56 Indiana students to participate. Selection was based on ISTEP scores. Students spent a week exploring connections between mathematics and science, number patterns, algebraic reasoning and brain teasers. Lasher is the son of Beth and Mike Lasher and the grandson of Carroll and Brenda Goffinet.
TELL CITY – Lisa George of Tell City earned an associate degree in nursing during pinning exercises May 7 at the Vincennes University Jasper Center Campus.
Attending were relatives and friends. George is the daughter of Gary and Cheryl George of Tell City. She is a 2006 graduate of Tell City High School. She is employed at the Golden Living Center-Lincoln Hills Nursing Home in Tell City.
EVANSVILLE – Dylan Kleeman of Tell City was named to the dean's list of the University of Evansville for the spring semester of 2011. He is enrolled in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Kleeman is a 2009 graduate of Tell City High School He is the son of Paul and Candie Kleeman of Tell City.
INDIANAPOLIS – Cassandra Michelle Riley participated in her commencement ceremony Nov. 8, 2010, at the University of Indianapolis. She received her associate's degree in culinary arts.
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The revitalization of the Bates Mill is on track to redefine downtown Lewiston.
- By: Joshua F. Moore
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It's a question that faces more than a few Maine towns: What to do with the sprawling brick mills that were left behind when textile and shoe manufacturing shifted to the South or overseas? As awe-inspiring as they were in their heyday, when tons of raw materials such as cotton and leather were transformed into thousands of finished goods each day, these looming structures became liabilities practically overnight, economic engines transformed into financial drains through their enormous heating costs and massive maintenance needs.
The problem was particularly acute in Lewiston-Auburn, which in the middle of the nineteenth century was one of the Pine Tree State's fastest-growing urban areas, growing tenfold from 1840-1880. Mills sprang up in each of the Twin Cities, but by far the largest was the Bates Mill complex, which covered ten acres between the Androscoggin River and the canal two blocks south of Lisbon Street. In all, eleven mills were built in this area during the years that followed Bostonian Benjamin Bates' arrival in 1857, encompassing more than 1.2 million square feet of real estate and employing some 5,500 people, many of them French-Canadian immigrants.
Fast-forward to the end of the twentieth century, and the scene at the Bates Mill was very different. Most of the last mill workers had clocked out by the 1980s, and the City of Lewiston took possession of the decaying Bates Mill complex in 1992 over unpaid taxes. Seeking to preserve this piece of its history, the city tried to turn the empty buildings into a series of business incubators by making some minor physical improvements like fresh paint and carpet. "It was a good idea, but probably a bit naïve for a municipality to think that they could become a landlord like that," says Tom Platz, an Auburn-based, Harvard-educated architect and developer. "They quickly found they were losing about two million dollars a year, what with utility bills and maintenance needs that exceeded their expectations." Shortly thereafter, the city partnered with Platz's firm, Platz & Associates, to manage the complex, an arrangement that culminated in a 2001 referendum that saw Platz and his brother, Jim, take outright ownership of most of the buildings that comprise the Bates Mill.
To see the complex today, it appears that after 159 years the Lewiston mill is once again headed for more prosperous times. Broken windows have been replaced by carefully painted trim and repointed brickwork in most of the mill buildings. Full parking lots — and even the construction of new parking garages — bear testament to the 1,700 workers who once again earn a living at the Bates Mill. "We're getting there," says Platz, as he leafs through renderings of various mill projects, either proposed or under way, inside his Auburn office. "Our goal has always been to get 5,500 people back in the mill, working, so we're heading in the right direction."
Running down the list of current tenants, Platz rattles off occupancies that'd make many other owners of vacant mills green with envy: TD Bank — 200,000 square feet; Androscoggin Bank — 20,000 square feet; DaVinci's Eatery — 10,000 square feet; Bates Mill Dermatology — 10,000 square feet; Baxter Brewing Company — 10,000 square feet; Fish Bones American Grill — 6,000 square feet; AAA of Northern New England — 5,000 square feet. Another 13,000 square feet is currently being negotiated with businesses ranging from a CPA firm to a bakery and even an expansion of an existing business. And in what is a first for the Lewiston area, this month construction is slated to begin on forty-eight residential apartments in Mill No. 2, similar to the types of mixed-use projects under way in mills in Biddeford. Of the original 750,000 square feet of space in the Bates Mill that Platz took over in 2001 (Platz says about two hundred thousand square feet of the original mill literally collapsed on its own or was demolished as soon as he took control of it), less than half is currently available.
The only vacant building that remains is the city-owned Mill No. 5, which Platz says could be relatively easily converted into an eighty thousand-square-foot convention center — making it the largest such facility north of Boston. But instead of such a facility, what has been proposed in recent years for the historic structure is a casino. "A casino was never in our picture," Platz says. "I can certainly go with whatever people decide needs to be done, but our original dream for that space was a convention center. It's probably the most easily converted building for a convention center in the state, but it'll certainly take some help from outside Lewiston and Auburn."
Regardless of what happens in that space, Platz says he's proud of the investment that he and others have made in Lewiston-Auburn. "When we first worked on a deal with the city where they would help us with infrastructure and in exchange we would provide a certain amount of talent, we promised something like five million dollars over the first four years or so," Platz says. "Right now I think there's about seventy million invested."
Though he says he is careful to regulate the pace of new developments in the Bates Mill so that it is always balanced with the demand, the sixty-year-old Auburn native says he is motivated by more than money in this project. "I grew up here. I moved away for about fourteen years while I went to school, but I came back because I believe in this area, and I believe in the mill," he says. "I think it's good for downtown — it's going to be a central attraction linking the upper downtown and the riverfront."
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Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 04/22/2012 - 1:00pmThis program allows women to get a glimpse of what sorority life is like at UNI. Chapter houses will be open for tours with informal sessions at each house. Meet at Maucker Union's Old Central Ballroom and recruitment guides from Rho Gamma will lead participants to each house.
QUASH (Quest to Unravel Alzheimer's Scavenger Hunt)
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 04/20/2012 - 4:00pmQuest to Unravel Alzheimer's Scavenger Hunt (QUASH) is a part physical, part mental, campus-wide scavenger hunt that raises awareness and funds to benefit the Alzheimer's Association, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. Teams of 2-4 compete against one another and the clock to complete challenges and solve clues in an effort to be crowned the "QUASHmasters." Registration, required, begins at 5 p.m. with the event kicking off at 6 p.m.
"Homo Applicans: On Being Human in a World of Disappearing Things"
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 04/19/2012 - 6:00pmThe Philosophy Club and Computer Club will host Diane Michelfelder of Macalaster College. Her lecture is titled "Homo Applicans: On Being Human in a World of Disappearing Things." The focus is on the philosophy of technology. The abstract of her lecture is as follows:
While the development of one technological artifact does not have to lead to the disappearance of another—witness the continued endurance of the acoustic guitar despite the invention of its solid-body electric cousin in the 1950s—it is often the case that one technological innovation (think digital cameras) eventually replaces another (think Kodak film or the Polaroid). What distinguishes technological development in this century, though, is less the replacement of one innovation by another but more the replacement of material things themselves by applications.
Looking at the ethical impacts of technological artifacts has long been a central concern for the philosophy of technology, but generally (as in recent debates over whether it is ethical to "moralize" technology by intentionally designing artifacts so as to privilege particular moral outcomes over others) the focus of this concern has been on material objects themselves. But what if we shift this focus of concern to the loss of physical objects and the rise of applications? What might the impacts of this transition be on our abilities to sustain ethical relations with those others in our midst?
Relay for Life of UNI
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 04/13/2012 - 5:00pmThis event is an opportunity to not only honor cancer survivors and remember those who have lost the battle, but also to raise funds and awareness to help save lives. The opening ceremony is at 6 p.m., the Survivor Lap starts at 6:30 p.m. and the Luminaria ceremony is at 8 p.m.
The Expanding Definition of Diversity
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 04/10/2012 - 2:00pmWanda Everage, vice provost for student affairs at Drake University, will present "The Expanding Definition of Diversity." The lecture is sponsored by the Student Affairs Pre-Professional Association, in collaboration with NISG. Everage is a recipient of numerous awards for leadership, diversity, and career and educational excellence.
UNI Students for Gender Neutral Facilities: Potty Protest
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 04/10/2012 - 9:00amFor most students, faculty and staff at UNI the most basic tasks of humanity require little thought, such as what bathroom to use, what pronoun you are called, if you are safe in the residence halls and at home. However, for students, faculty and staff who do not identify with the gender and/or sex assigned to them at birth, students, faculty and staff with disabilities, students, faculty and staff with children, and other student, faculty and staff populations who somehow identify on the outskirts of "normal", finding a safe bathroom is an important concern for which they struggle daily. This event will serve two goals:
1. To raise awareness regarding trans*gender issues on campus and in our society.
2. To bring the discussion of gender neutral bathrooms and gender neutral housing to the attention of the general campus community in an informative manner.
Starting at 10:30AM, a group of protest volunteers will be lined up outside the Ballroom bathrooms and using the restrooms as a collective, not assigned by their gender.
Freedom Week Keynote: R. York Moore
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 7:00pmR. York Moore will deliver the keynote lecture for Freedom Week. The lecture will highlight the issue of modern-day slavery, explaining the social, spiritual and economic forces behind it and inviting us to respond on a personal and corporate level. Moore has worked as a modern-day abolitionist for 10 years and is the National Campaign Director for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.
Sponsored by UNI BASIC and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Lion Share Challenge Spaghetti Dinner
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 4:00pmAlpha Delta Pi sorority will host its annual all you can eat Lion Share Challenge Spaghetti Dinner. Tickets purchased prior to the event are $5 for adults and $3 for children ages 6-12; children 5 and under are free. Those who purchase a ticket before the event receive a free raffle ticket.Tickets at the door will be $7 for adults and $5 for children. Raffle tickets for gift baskets will be sold at the event; one ticket for $1, six tickets for $5 and 15 tickets for $10. Other activities include Mr. Nick, the balloon twister; bozo buckets; pin the tail on the lion; and a spaghetti eating contest. Proceeds benefit the Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Destinations: Multiethnic Expressions of Freedom
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 03/28/2012 - 5:30pmMultiethnic groups will artistically represent the journey to freedom for communities facing the reality of modern-day slavery around the world.
Sponsored by UNI InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in partnership with other multiethnic organizations
Fighting for Freedom in Iowa
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 03/27/2012 - 6:00pmA local trafficking panel will discuss trafficking from a local and national perspective, current legislation, challenges in law enforcement, restorative process, and present involvement options for our campus and broader community.
Panelists include Jake Oeth, regional outreach representative for U.S. Congressman Bruce Braley; DVD comments from U.S. Senator Charles Grassley; Dr. Teresa Downing-Matibag, assistant professor, Iowa State University and representative, Iowa Network Against Human Trafficking; Abraham Funchess, director, Waterloo Commission on Human Rights; Melissa Brisbin, client service director, Center to Restore Trafficked and Exploited Children; and Hannah Burkle, Rapha House, Joplin, Mo.
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The Heritage Bank announced recently that it will open its latest full-service branch office on Stephenson Avenue in Savannah. The bank also announced that Jamie Chisolm of Savannah has joined Heritage as the Chatham market executive. Chisolm and his Savannah team are opening the new Stephenson Avenue office.
Ben Franklin once said, "In this world nothing is certain but death and taxes." That might be true, but Ben wasn't able to open an IRA back then. If he had this option, he might have felt a little more lighthearted about paying the taxman. Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are great for people looking to save money on their tax bill and boost their retirement savings at the same time.
The board of directors of First Chatham Bank has promoted Jason R. Malick to assistant vice president for First Chatham Bank and its banking divisions.
Robert Baugniet, director of corporate communications will be the keynote speaker at the Effingham Chamber of Commerce's Sept. 10 membership breakfast and will give an overview of Gulfstream's 50 years of aviation excellence.
Going to school just got sweeter for high school seniors at more than 40 schools in 20 Georgia counties because of the Drive for Perfection program. Drive for Perfection, an initiative presented by local Savannah Chevy dealers, including Fuller Chevrolet in Rincon, in conjunction with the Georgia Department of Education, will award two lucky students with a new 2009 Chevy Cobalt sedan for having perfect attendance during the 2008-09 school year.
Dr. Trent Stone joined Spine and Sport after relocating to Savannah from Baltimore, Md., where he has practiced for the past two years.
These days it's common to find women who balance family life with active careers. That's why it's important for working women to take an active role in planning for retirement.
The Armstrong Center for Professional and Continuing Education will offer a course in project management basics.
Spine & Sport welcomes Dr. Rachel Spivey and Dr. Adrianne Kuch to the team. Both are new physical therapists at Spine & Sport.
Depositors with more than $100,000 no longer have to go to different banks to be covered by federal deposit insurance.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor reported that the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 6.2 percent in July, up six-tenths of one percent from 5.6 percent in June. The July rate was the highest recorded since March of 1993.
You've cleaned out your desk and said goodbye to your coworkers. Now you're eager to start that new job you've accepted. But aren't you forgetting something? What about the assets you have in your employer-sponsored retirement plan account?
O'Reilly Auto Parts has announced the opening of their store in Rincon. The store is located at 214 N. Columbia Ave.
Would you take your car to a mechanic whose car breaks down all the time? Would you go see a doctor who is constantly sick? Would you use a hairstylist that has a bad haircut? Then why would you use a financial advisor who doesn't make good financial decisions in her or her own life?
For a short time, Effingham County's newest industry will be setting up shop in the Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Authority building.
Dr. Joseph Ratchford has been named chief medical officer for Effingham Health System. Dr. Ratchford will provide clinical guidance over the hospital's continuing mission to offer excellence in health care for greater Effingham area residents.
The Effingham Chamber of Commerce welcomed Family Table Restaurant with a ribbon cutting.
Effingham County Industrial Development Authority members have decided not to allow a training school to set up in the old Doncasters building - but they will try to help the group find a suitable new home.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture has unveiled the second issue of the Georgia Grown magazine at the 36th annual Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition. The 132-page magazine is a comprehensive guide to Georgia's farms, forests, food and exports, and serves as a synopsis for state legislators, business leaders and consumers about the impact of agriculture on the state's economy.
Gov. Nathan Deal has announced that Shrivallabh Pittie Group, a leading textile manufacturer in India, will build its first U.S.-based manufacturing facility near Sylvania, creating 250 jobs and investing $70 million.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor announced that 34,293 laid-off workers filed first-time claims for unemployment insurance benefits in September, down by 1,210, or 3.4 percent, from August when 35,503 claims were filed.
Beginning May 21, 2014, all commercial motor vehicle drivers will be required to have their DOT physicals and associated medical certificates issued by a certified medical examiner. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act developed the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners to enhance the oversight of interstate drivers through the requirements listed under Section 391.41.
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There is no single source that documents the Power Down / Power Up procedure for a fully Virtualised Exalogic Rack -- until now. A-Team solution architect Andrew Hopkinson's short article brings the distributed information into a single location and discusses the process including guest vServers. posted Wed, 03 Jul 2013 12:29:31 +0000 Video: Kai Yu: Virtualization and Cloud
Oracle ACE Director Kai Yu talks about the questions he is most frequently asked when he does presentations on cloud computing and virtualization. posted Tue, 21 May 2013 14:12:48 +0000 Tech Article: Guidelines for Deploying Oracle Virtual Networking
Brian K. Matheson's tech article, just published on OTN, provides guidelines for deploying Oracle virtual networking, including setting up the traffic, interconnects, clouds, and templates. posted Thu, 25 Apr 2013 17:15:56 +0000 Tech Article: Evaluating Oracle Linux from Inside Oracle VM VirtualBox
What's really cool about evaluating Oracle Linux from inside VirtualBox is that you can assign each virtual image a unique IP address, and have it communicate with the outside world as if it were its own physical machine on the network. Yuli describes how to do this, and also how to install guest additions to, for instance, share files between the guest and host systems. posted Thu, 25 Apr 2013 16:56:03 +0000 Blog: Eight Cylinders of Virtualization
I've been on the lookout for a quick techie overview of Oracle's virtualization offerings. Detlef Drewanz, Matthis Pfützner, and Elke Freymann had strung together a series of blogs doing just that. Lenz Grimmer jumped in with some context on Linux, and the result was this 8-part series for OTN. posted Mon, 15 Apr 2013 15:54:14 +0000 |


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We have a new challenge for you: conquer Grandma's Marathon, the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon and the American Birkebeiner in sequence! It's a feat of stamina we're calling the Upper Midwest Endurance Challenge (UMEC).
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Clay County Sheriff's Department has recovered all the items stolen in a church burglary last week and arrested several individuals connected in the case.
Residents braved the frigid temperatures on Saturday, December 7 to welcome winter and the holiday season with a community parade and additional festivities in Downtown Manchester.
As coal careers continue to dwindle, crippling our local economy, what will the future hold for Clay County? 6,000 coal related jobs have been lost in the region since mid-2011 alone. The people of South Eastern Kentucky are suffering acutely.
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Republican Fifth Column Numbchucks At It Again.
Saturday, March 31st, 2012Republicans in Congress were just barely able to extend for 90 days funding of nationally important transportation projects. The only conclusion is that the GOP has become, collectively, a fifth column traitor against our future economic health.
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The Treasury has just published a white paper full of reasons to favour additional investment. Even if you are sceptical of the utility of fiscal stimulus qua stimulus, now seems like a very good time to undertake much more investment than normal. As the Treasury paper points out, very low interest rates and high unemployment mean that the odds of crowding out private spending and investment are much lower than normal. Cheaper than normal capital and labour also imply that taxpayers will receive a better deal on spending than would typically be the case. The cost-benefit calculus on infrastructure investment has shifted toward doing more of it, or at least squeezing more expected investment into the present period. Other research, like the new Brookings paper by Brad DeLong and Larry Summers, also indicates that the bar for greater investment should be lower. Given the potential that unemployment will become increasingly persistent as time goes on, the value of government spending that reduces joblessness—even temporarily—is higher than may be appreciated. Any projects that seemed like good ideas in general, and there are a lot of them, look like really, really good ideas now.
And yet Congress has struggled mightily to keep even existing spending going. The nation's primary transportation-funding law expired in 2009. Normally a wholesale replacement or reauthorisation would follow that expiration; Congress has instead repeatedly extended the old law while bickering over how to come up with money to replace the increasingly meagre take from the nation's petrol tax. The latest extension is set to expire, and legislators are arguing over what to do next. They might extend the measure again—for 60 to 90 days. Or they might stonewall themselves into a temporary shutdown of all federally funded projects.
Inaction is absurd and embarrassing, especially since funding is the primary (though not the only) source of disagreement and the costs of borrowing and unemployment (and the likelihood of a decent return on infrastructure investment) indicate that just borrowing the money to spend on new roads and rails would be a reasonable course of action. If ever there should have been a policy so obviously sensible as to attract bipartisan support, more money for infrastructure was it. Right now, when it comes to partisan politics, sensibility's got nothing to do with it.
Beezer here. How else to figure it? Big oligopolies in Banking, Fossil Energy, Agriculture and Health Insurance are funding Super PACs which daily bombard us with propaganda about how they still need subsidies and protections against competition. Tea Partiers and Libertarians are so disgusted with our government's inability to help 'We the People,' they've paradoxically joined forces with the oligopolies–the very forces that bribe our government to insure our government serves the wealthy oligopolies instead of the general population.


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Eyeswim™ is a subsidiary of the parent company, Tropical Penguin, Inc. which was established in 1995. Steve Friederang, the President and CEO, has long envisioned providing swimmers and coaches with the kinds of tools Eyeswim specializes in. Having coached at every level, from the grassroots to professionals, Friederang understands how important underwater video training is for competitive swimmers.
At a swimming clinic in California, Friederang asked swim coaches from all over the country if they regularly use video in their coaching. To his disappointment, only a few hands went up which further solidified his resolve in bringing convenient, easy-to-use, and high-quality video recording equipment for swimmers and coaches to use. Underwater video recording, above water filming, the Eyeswim products do it all.
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Ted Klumb is a Commercial and Residential Real Estate agent with First Weber and CEO/Founder of TKOR, LLC property management (www.tedklumb.com). He lives and works in Menomonee Falls, is a graduate of UWM, and is married with two children. Ted is also a former member of the Menomonee Falls School Board, a faith development music teacher, and musician who's enthusiasm far exceeds his talent.
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There was a meeting last Monday regarding the closing of one or more buildings in the MF School District. I am in the process of learning more about the choices but a good citizen got up to speak and he brought a list of his questions for everyone to read. I think they are fair and reasonable questions and he asked anyone in the room to email him and he would share the answers with them. I will comment about the meeting in another post but, I am posting his entire email unedited. His email address is encrypted so it cannot be trolled and spammed off this blog, but you can figure it out. Jeff.Cegielski (_at_) motorola __ dot __ com. I also invite the District to respond in their own words, unedited as well.
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