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Nick 5pts Considering that they cut a deal with GE to buy 50 thousand of these overpriced econoboxes, it seems highly unlikely that the Volt production will cease permanently. I could however see it turn into an exclusive fleet car to offset demand for the Malibu, Cruze or Impala which may be affected by the CAW Strikes that are coming.
autobug2 5pts Watch...in about 2038 someone will open a decrepid warehouse door to discover 100 2011-12 Volts, left unsold and covered in an inch of dust.
smelly pete 5pts the volt does have longer electric range, but the volt is far inferior once you switch over to gas. if you never drive more than 40 miles in a day, maybe the Volt's inferior performance when on gasoline isn't important to you The Volt also costs roughly 7 grand more than a regular Prius, there's zero payback story to be had... just like the regular Prius is 7 grand more than a traditional small car... the payback on that will never happen either compare a Volt to a small car like a Cruze... and you're even worse off than if you compared it to a Prius....
smelly pete 5pts you don't have to ask how much gas he used to know he's full of it Volts get a little less than 40 MPG on gas, and they have a 40 mile range on electricity...
Smelly Pete 5pts Cool! A ten year payoff kicks butt! I'm sure a GM product will still work in ten years!
mt411 5pts Dignon, Your story doesn't wash. Even with the numbers you gave, at 45mpg running on gasoline (which tests show the Volt cannot achieve), you still only got 58 mpg, not 63.7 (which started out to be 62 but is now almost 64)! 573.4 - 51(ha ha)-38-45 = 439.4 miles on gas. 439.4/45 = 9.764 gallons. 9.764 gallons to go 573.4 miles is 58.7 mpg. Not 62. Not 63.7. Admit it, you never actually measured your gas consumption, you just made up these numbers, didn't you? Here's some known facts. How long does it take to charge a Volt to recover 35 miles of range? Answer - longer than a typical lunch. How far can a Volt go on electricity? Test show no more than about 45 miles, even under optimum conditions. What gas mileage can a Volt get running on its gasoline engine? 33 to 37 mpg. Can a Volt run on it's electric motor at freeway speeds? Not above 70 mph.
mt411 5pts You must be traveling at a steady 50 mph with the AC off, going downhill all the way because NO test of the Volt has EVER returned the kind of mileage on electricity that you claim. No test, not one. Lucky for you that the charging station was open during your "lunch" but it takes longer to recharge a Volt than a typical lunch takes. You could have saved more money by comparing the Volt to a full-size pickup. Even more money by comparing with a semi-truck. Listen up here, it's false and INTENTIONALLY misleading to compare the Volt to anything other than the class of car it is - a small, low-powered, economical four seater - a car that others will cross-shop the Volt with.
unknown 5pts dont care how good of mileage it gets, still would never own a car that cant get out of its own way. id rather waste my money on gas then have to drive this thing.
Nick 5pts lol, there are still 2011 models on dealer lots. Not good when you are selling a 2013 right next to it.
Shawn 5pts And I only have to drive 3697 days before I make up the difference between what the Volt costs and what a Prius costs! Woohoo!
Nick 5pts Good for you. Hopefully you'll be able to offset the 20 thousand dollar difference in price over the Prius over the course of your ownership.
Nick 5pts You can buy a brand new 2011 leftover for around the same. Probably because it's already 2 model years old but still, it is new!
bd2 5pts Smoother powertrain and more car-like handling, plus the Prius didn't have an EV-only drive until the new plug-in and its EV-only range is signficantly less than that of the Volt. Also, the 1st gen Prius was pretty expensive and sales of the Prius didn't reall gain traction until the cheaper 2nd gen Prius. Volt sales actually EXCEED those of the Prius in its 1st full year of sale and the Volt should see the same rise in sales with the 2nd gen Volt which will have a longer range and a cheaper pricetag.
bdean 5pts Yep - that's one thing what the trolls don't acknowledge - that the Volt is selling better than the 1st gen Prius in its early years and that sales of the Prius really didn't start to rise until the 2nd gen Prius when Toyota was able to improve upon things and SLASH the price. The same thing will happen to the Volt when the lower priced 2nd gen arrives, meanwhile there will be the Cadillac ELR to go aloing with Volt sales. And yes, GM's CEO is an idiot for making such preposterous projections.
Shawn 5pts The one thing EVERYONE wants to ignore is the Prius sales it's first two years. It averaged at 11k sales over each of those two years. The Volt, first year of it being available to the entire country, at 10k in sales so far this year. It's on pace. The CEO is an idiot. Don't go out with these huge numbers. It's troll bait. That said, my volt is insane. I am AVERAGING 140mpg. It costs me under $0.90 to drive a day, where my last car (28mpg) cost over $5.50 a day to drive.
Shawn 5pts The Prius needs gas right off the line. My 2012 Volt gets over 40 miles to a charge ($0.84 to charge). Today I used 0.03 gallons of gas for 43 miles. That is (math) $0.94 to drive today. For a Prius it would have been over $2.30. I win.
btc909 5pts Idling the plant: this is why you can lease a 2012 or 2013 Volt for $299 + taxes. That's only for 2 years. Hell the residual is 29K, you could buy it out and sell it for maybe 32K but good luck. Not worth the mediocre profit margin. A Nissan Leaf lease is $289 + taxes. Stay away from these money pits.
HerrLT 5pts Now those disgusting UAW slobs can collect 4 weeks unemployment from a bankrupt state. By the way.... 16,000,000,000,000 national debt baby! Thanks Barry Soeterro
Dignon 5pts I typically get 48-52 miles out of the battery most of the year, dropping to 35-38 miles for 3 winter months. I don't think I am the only one who stops for lunch during a 4 hour drive. There happened to be a charging station, so I plugged in. Why not? Contrary to smelly's slander that I stole electricity, the shopping center makes it available free to anyone with an electric car. They have two charging stations setup with a SIGN for free use by electric cars. I suppose he considers using free wifi provided by a coffee shop as stealing too. Why are you comparing the Volt to a Prius? The car I would have bought was a BMW. That's what I compared it to. A Prius drives nothing like a BMW 3 series, the Volt does. Comparing the Volt to a Prius is only valid if I would have considered a Prius. After a test drive, it was clear that the Prius was no where close to a Volt or BMW driving experience. Sorry, no offense, but its an apples and oranges driving experience. I would also not consider a Ford Fiesta or a Honda Fit for the same reason, their driving experience is not in the same league. I found the Volt to actually be better than the BMW, quiet as a library, and smooooth.
tweaker 5pts Your numbers are fundamentally wrong. The first one is that you don't account for regen braking, so you don't really know what he used. But nevermind. Anybody who insists on comparing it side-by-side with a Prius is a moran. They are very different cars. Do you compare a Mercedes with a Kia?
Vera04 5pts When did you ask? Next time he will tell you how many tanks of gas he used, so you can perform your own calculations. You simply assumed his claim was false - that's your bad not his.
Dignon 5pts I stopped once and had lunch. Big deal. If I had not recharged I would have used 9.8 gals instead of 9 and my mileage would have been 58 MPG instead of 63. Again, big deal. Complaining about my recharging when I reached my vacation house? That's lame smelly. I bought the Volt instead of a BMW and have zero regrets. I am saving $2000/year in gas AFTER taking into account the $330 I spend for the extra electricity. And the Volt is an absolute blast to drive. I love the car. The first American car I ever bought. I never would have thought I'd buy a GM car, much less a Chevy. But this car is the best I have ever owned in 30 years.
Dignon 5pts You can't be serious, Smelly. The plugin Prius has a 6 mile battery range and is within a few hundred dollars of the Volt after tax credit. The Ford one ups the Prius with a 20 mile battery range. Both are gas cars with a battery boost. The Volt is an electric car always, with a gas powered electric generator backup.
smelly pete 5pts 3 charges... most people won't stop to recharge the battery twice on their trip how would your volt have done if you'd driven like a normal person and only had one "tank" of electricity? isn't the whole point of the volt that you don't have to hang out at the mall for 4 hours while your car charges?
smelly pete 5pts where did anyone say anything about his trip using exactly one tank of gas? you are aware that you can stop and refuel in the middle of a trip right? dignon apparently stops for hours at a time in order to steal electricity from the mall in order to inflate his MPG.
Dignon 5pts I drove to two states away (573.4 mile round trip) using the expressways and tollway. About 70 miles of the total was city driving. I used 9 gals of gas, The mpg for the entire trip is 63.7 miles. The problem with most Volt haters is they start believing their own uninformed FUD. I traveled 51 miles on battery before the car switched to the on board electric generator. After a while we stopped and did some sight seeing and had lunch while my car was charged for free at a shopping center. I drove another 38 miles on that charge before the car again switched to the on board electric generator. Once at our vacation destination, I plugged in using the portable charge cord that comes with the car before going to bed. In the morning the car was fully charged again. When we left to go back home, I had a full charge. I drove 45 miles on the interstate before the car again switched to the on board electric generator for the remainder of the trip. I get about 45 mpg from the on board electric generator.
mt411 5pts I second smelly pete in calling B.S. on Dignon. The only way one can possibly get 62 mpg in a Volt on a 500 mile trip is if the trip took place over three or more days with many recharging stops along the way. Volts get no better than 37 mpg running on their gasoline engines. Here's some simple scenarios 1) Start with full charge, drive 35 miles on electric, drive the remaining 465 miles on gasoline. You can do that in one day easily. 12.57 gallons of gas used to go 500 miles - that's 39.8 mpg. 2) Start with full charge, drive 35 miles on electric. Stop, charge up for 4 hours on 220V. Drive 35 more miles. Drive the remaining 430 miles on gasoline. 11.62 gallons of gas used to go 500 miles. That's only 43 mpg, still a far cry from 62. Dignon is obviously not telling the truth! To get 62 mpg, Dignon would have to stop to recharge 6 times! At 4 hours per recharge, Dignon would take 24 hours of charging time during his (supposed) 500 mile trip. Dignon is also hugely exaggerating his savings. 16,000 miles at 140 mpg means 114 gallons of gas used. That means 114 * 37 mpg = 4218 miles on gas and 16,000 - 4218 = 11,782 miles on electricity. At 35 miles per charge, that's 11,782/35 = 336 charges. Now, the Volt takes 12.8 kw-hrs per charge, so Dignon used 4300 kw-hrs of electricity. At the national average of 12c per kw-hr, this would cost $516 dollars. So "average Dignon" would have paid $3.75 per gallon for the 114 gallons = $427 for gas and $516 for electricity = $943 for fuel. To go 16,000 miles in a Prius at 49 mpg would cost $1224. "Average Dignon" would actually save not $2000, but only $281. Dignon's pants are on fire!!! If you live in a place like LA or NYC where electricity is 19c per kw-hr, it costs MORE to drive a Volt than a Prius. Who in their right mind would spend $10,000 more than a Prius to save $281 per year, especially when sometime after 8 years the Volt is going to need a new battery that costs $10,000?
eyedocmike 5pts @ smelly pete Wrong. Volt has a 7.5 gallon fuel tank. Last I checked 460/7.5 is right about 62. May want to check your facts before you start typing. Typical moronic behavior for you, though.
GMtrolls 5pts Just did a cars_com search and there are 5460 of them for sale, including 100 leftover 2011 models! I got quoted $299/44 month lease deal by my dealer last weekend. He has about 25 of them in all colors and is looking to move them. There are plenty of deals to be had.
Chevy Rentibu 5pts "100% American fueled" Good for you. Too bad the domestic content for the Volt hovers around 40% while all of the major driveline compnents come from elsewhere. Mexico thanks you for buying the Electric Motors Japan thanks you for buying the tranny Germany thanks you for buying thr engine Korea thanks you for buying their battery packs Oh and BTW, if you found truely "American" fuel then you must have a refinery in your backyard. otherwise, I'll bet some oil sheik in the Middle East is thanking you for your purchase as well.
smelly pete 5pts BS or incomplete explanation of a 500 mile trip @62 MPG 460 miles on gas is going to bring you down below 62 mpg.....
eddiedi 5pts The technology in the volt is superior to anything on the market save tesla. Are you a troll? Seem to be one. Tough life you must live. Hope this brings you joy and a sense of importance somehow.
smelly pete 5pts if they could do that, I'm sure they would but the technology they chose to use in this car is inferior to what Toyota uses in the Prius, and Ford in the upcoming C-max I'm not sure there's any reasonable argument otherwise... the less expensive competition performs better.... and for much less money
smelly pete 5pts don't bring facts and logic into this GM fans love to say the Volt's a success because it's selling at 3 times the sales of last year, rather than saying it's a failure because it's only meeting 20% of the sales goal..... it's not a success, just because it's a slightly smaller failure than last year
TERBROCK 5pts "That 10,666 figure also means the Volt's 2012 sales will fall well short of CEO Dan Akerson's stated goal of 45,000 sales for 2012." Is smelly pete's real name Dan Akerson?
Dignon 5pts When you need to install a brand new assembly line, you simply wish the new line into existence! No need to close the plant during the remodeling, haha. And knowing that you will be shutting down the plant, you'd naturally *not* create any inventory to tide you over the retooling period, right? It's hilarious how some here think this buildup of inventory in anticipation of the retooling shutdown is anything more than wise planning. By the way, I just made a trip of over 500 miles in my Volt. My ending gas mileage was a miserable 62 MPG. That's less than half the mileage I normally get (140 MPG), but it still beats a Prius. Last year I saved over $2000 in gas after taking into account the $330 I spent on electricity for the 16,000 miles I traveled. BTW, I paid $32K for my Volt. 100% American fueled.
TJTHING 5pts why not just buy a ford C-max and get 47mpg hwy and city and also get around 650 miles out of one full tank of gas/ electric? also it starts around 25k too.
willsco76 5pts Well GM has alot of new 2013 models coming out so that part is true, but I don't blame the CEO for being optimistic in the numbers, you always shot for the moon that how all goals should be. But I also agree with the above comment, lower price and increase mpg is gas mode and they'll sell 45,000 +
BIgDogDiesel 5pts Well they certainly can't just stop making them. General Electric has an order for 15 thousand of them and rental companies are offering them also.


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Under Fire (film)
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Directed by | Roger Spottiswoode |
Produced by | Jonathan Taplin |
Screenplay by |
Story by | Clayton Frohman |
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Music by | Jerry Goldsmith |
Cinematography | John Alcott |
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Distributed by | Orion Pictures |
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October 21, 1983 |
Running time
128 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English, Spanish |
Budget | $9.5 million |
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Under Fire is a 1983 political film set during the last days of the Nicaraguan revolution that ended the Somoza regime in 1979 Nicaragua. It stars Nick Nolte, Gene Hackman and Joanna Cassidy. The musical score by Jerry Goldsmith, which featured well-known jazz guitarist Pat Metheny, was nominated for an Academy Award. The editing by Mark Conte and John Bloom was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Editing.
- Nick Nolte as Russell Price
- Gene Hackman as Alex Grazier
- Joanna Cassidy as Claire
- Ed Harris as Oates
- Jean-Louis Trintignant as Marcel Jazy
- Richard Masur as Hub Kittle
- René Enríquez as President Anastasio Somoza
- Hamilton Camp as Regis
- Alma Martínez as Isela
- Eloy Casados as Pedro
- Jenny Gago as Miss Panama
- Jorge Zepeda as Rafael
Historical basis[edit]
Though the film is largely fictional, it was inspired by the murder of ABC reporter Bill Stewart and his translator Juan Espinoza by National Guard forces on June 20, 1979.[1] ABC cameraman Jack Clark was shooting "incidental" footage, and caught the entire episode on tape. The footage was shown on national television in the United States and became a major international incident, undermining what remained of President Somoza's support. The incident was the final straw for the Carter Administration's relationship with Somoza,[2] whose regime fell on July 19.
Box office[edit]
Under Fire opened October 21, 1983 in 816 theaters, earning $1,837,768 ($2,252 average per theater) its opening weekend. The film went on to gross a total of $5,696,391 in North America.[3]
Critical response[edit]
Under Fire received a positive response from critics and holds an 88% positive "Fresh" rating on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.[4]
Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times awarded the film three and a half out of four stars, praising the performances and declaring it one of the year's best films, saying, "The actors in Under Fire never step wrong. Nolte is great to watch as the seedy photographer with the beer gut. Hackman never really convinced me that he could be an anchorman, but he did a better thing. He convinced me that he thought he could be one. Joanna Cassidy takes a role that could have been dismissed as 'the girl' and fills it out as a fascinating, textured adult. Under Fire surrounds these performances with a vivid sense of place and becomes, somewhat surprisingly, one of the year's best films."[5] Geoff Andrew of Time Out praised the film as "tak[ing] an honourable place alongside classic war-torn romance pictures like Casablanca and To Have and Have Not" and concluded, calling it "a thrilling film, with a head, a heart, and muscle."[6]
Vincent Canby of The New York Times, however, viewed the film less favorably, saying "Under Fire, which was written by Ron Shelton and Clayton Frohman, from a story by Mr. Frohman, means well but it is fatally confused. It's silly enough to use a real, bloody war as the backdrop - the excuse, really - for the raising of the consciousnesses of a couple of mini-characters."[7]
Cultural references[edit]
For the 2012 film Django Unchained, director Quentin Tarantino used the musical cue "Nicaragua" from Jerry Goldsmith's score during the arrival scene at the Candie Plantation known as Candyland.
See also[edit]
- ^ Charlton, Linda (June 21, 1979). "ABC Reporter and Aide Killed By Soldier in Nicaraguan Capital; Carter Calls Killings Barbaric". The New York Times. Retrieved 2012-09-23.
- ^ Jimmy Carter (June 21, 1979). "Bill Stewart Statement on the Death of the ABC News Correspondent". The American Presidency Project. Retrieved 2012-09-23.
- ^ "Box Office Information for Under Fire". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved April 1, 2014.
- ^ "Under Fire". Rotten Tomatoes. Flixster. Retrieved April 1, 2014.
- ^ Ebert, Roger (October 21, 1983). "Under Fire". Chicago Sun-Times. Retrieved April 1, 2014.
- ^ Andrew, Geoff (1983). "http://www.timeout.com/london/film/under-fire-1". Time Out. Retrieved April 1, 2014.
- ^ Canby, Vincent (October 21, 1983). "Under Fire (1983)". The New York Times. Retrieved April 1, 2014.
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48bit parallel DAC schematics
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Ha, have you ever calculated the LSB voltage levels, even of a 24Bit DAC? I guess they would be in the nV range for a 48bit DAC... I don´t think that CMOS (like SigmaDelta Converters) or even Bipolar designs can handle this voltages at the required speed...
Of course, the technical possibility is there, but don´t ask me about the costs of an REAL 48bit system......
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1 Vout in 48 bits gives LSB voltage of 3.55 E-15............
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There is nothing to stop one building a multibit dac where the the current sources are weighted in ten's of mA except common sense. The downstream electronics will have to all valve though.
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Two 24 bit parallel DACs make one 25 bit DAC. The famous Burr Brown PCM1704 is implemented as two 23bit DACs on one chip.
If you "stack" them so that the upper chip delivers bit 47 to bit 24 and the lower chip bit 23 to bit 0, you would need a way to set the reference of the two chips individually. But then, even if the upper had a reference voltage of 10kV, the other one would need 600µV (for MSB, the LSB being 35 pV), both of which is definitely out of range for a small silicon chip. Paralleling DACs improves signal-to-noise ratio and linearity and is implemented in some high end gear (both DIY and commercial). 24bit resolution represents a dynamic range of 144dB. With the additional use of dither, this is well below the noise floor of current analog circuitry. I once read that Chesky records are using custom-made 27bit-ADCs, but they are connecting tube microphones directly to them, without further amplification. 27bit is about as high you can go with today's audio technology. |
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Besides that AMT, no 24 bit ADC or DAC passes the 20bit boundary in reality. The lower bits just produce noise. You only get that 24 bit out of it if you average many 100dreds of times which is only possible with harmonic steady signals like pure sines. But not with momentarily varying signals like music signals. And even then, no 24 bit ADC or DAC is monotonic over the full dynamic span, only around the zero crossing.
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I once heard a Crystal engineer say at an AES exhibition about a new DAC (or was it ADC?) they presented that the new device was 20-bit, consisting of 18 technical bits and 2 commercial bits.
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That's mean 48 bit parallel DAC is not worth to make?
Is it the marketing strategy of the Hi-end DAC factory? |
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Part of the more bits for the buck is certainly pure marketing. You have to read the specs carefully to know how many bits are really significant. Steven |
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Please note, this giveaway is now closed. It's December! I love December. The snow, the music, the colors, the holiday spirit. I have so many Christmas dessert ideas this year, hopefully I'll get a chance to bake them all and share them with you.
People always seem seem a lot more generous and cheerful in December. The last few weeks, I've been planning on doing something for my readers. I woke up one day with the idea of 12 days of giveaways. Yes, 12! Why 12? Because I love "The 12 days of Christmas" song.
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The bread is soft and a little bit sweet. The nutella cream filling is light and complements the bread perfectly. I had some trouble with the piping. They piped fine, but once I laid the horns down, the filling started to droop down. You can find the recipe for these at the bottom of this post.
So what does my dessert have to do with the first giveaway? Well it has nutella..and nutella is made of chocolate and hazelnuts…and hazelnuts are sold in bulk at Oh! Nuts.
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On the first day of giveaways, Kirbie's Cravings gave to me, twenty five dollars from Oh! Nuts.
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For those interested in making these nutella cream scones, you'll find my modified recipe below. I changed a few minor things in the bread recipe, and I reworked the nutella cream because the original one didn't come together right for me and was too sweet. I also changed the directions because the original directions use a bread machine, which I did not.
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6. Brush whisked egg on surface (I used the other half of my large egg here). Bake in a pre-heated 180C (356F) oven for 13 to 15 minutes, until the tops turn a golden brown. Remove from the oven and transfer onto a wire rack. Let cool completely. Remove the cream horn moulds.
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Hi Kirbie, I like the "Holiday Gift Basket" the most. It has chocolate coins!!
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It looks like meat inside of there!
You are getting to be a pro at this tangzhong method! I'm so proud of you! I hope to gather the courage to try it soon.
This is what caught my eye on the Oh Nuts website (please enter me in contest)
Can't live without sugar, so this lil mug is perfect!
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Nutella Cream Horns! Oh my god. That's a brilliant idea.
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The gift basket would be for a whole family!!!
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this one looks amazing!
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I need this at my desk!
This is definitely the cutest on the xmas list. I would totally eat the candy, too!
The keepsake tins gift =)
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This looks really tasty!
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Would be great for the Hanukkah Party we are having
This would be a lovely gift
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I like Oh! Nuts on Facdebook and posted your referral.
I follow Ohnuts and you on Twitter. although Ohnuts link isn't really working right now.
I like the polka dots.
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I like this cool dried fruit arrangement – but boy, is it pricey! But the fruit looks so yummy!
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SANDRA LEA BENEDICT, Complainant,
WAUSAU INSURANCE COMPANY, Respondent.
Case 58
No. 59329
Decision No. 30018-C
and EAU CLAIRE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT, Respondents.
Case 59
No. 59333
Decision No. 30019-C
COREGIS INSURANCE COMPANY, HORACE MANN INSURANCE COMPANY, MADISON NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, AMERICAN FIDELITY INSURANCE COMPANY, AMERICAN MERCURY INSURANCE COMPANY, and AMERICAN INSURANCE GROUP (AIG), Respondents.
Case 60
No. 59334
Decision No. 30020-C
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Dec. No. 30018-C
Dec. No. 30019-C
Dec. No. 30020-C
Sandra Lea Benedict, 3642 Livingston Lane, Eau Claire, WI 54701, appearing on her own behalf.
Mark A. Seifert, Law Offices of Stilp & Cotton, 3430 Oakwood Drive, Suite 400, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54702-1127, appearing on behalf of Wausau Insurance Company.
John D. Finerty, Palmer & Finerty, S.C., 20800 Swenson Drive, Suite 425, Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186-4081, appearing on behalf of Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC), Eau Claire Association of Educators (ECAE), American Fidelity Insurance Company, and American Mercury Insurance Company.
James M. Ward, Weld, Riley, Prenn & Ricci, S.C., 3624 Oakwood Hills Parkway, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54702-1030, appearing on behalf of Eau Claire Area School District (School District).
Charles H. Bohl, Whyte, Hirschboeck Dudek, S.C., 111 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202, appearing on behalf of Coregis Insurance Company.
Steven E. Kravit and Melissa L. Greipp, Kravit, Gass, Hovel & Leitner, S.C., 825 North Jefferson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202, appearing on behalf of Horace Mann Insurance Company and American Insurance Group (AIG).
Mark E. Colbert, Attorney at Law, 6004 Woodland Drive, Waunakee, Wisconsin 53597, appearing on behalf of Madison National Life Insurance Company.
On October 30, 2000, Sandra Lea Benedict (Ms. Benedict) filed three Complaints alleging various actions against her on the part of the Respondents named in the caption, above. The Commission consolidated the Complaints for hearing and appointed John R. Emery as examiner. On December 26, 2000, Ms. Benedict filed an Amended Complaint in the consolidated cases. On or before January 22, 2001, the Respondents filed respective Motions to Dismiss the amended complaint on jurisdictional and/or timeliness grounds.
On September 20, 2002, Examiner John R. Emery issued Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order with Accompanying Memorandum in the above matters, dismissing the three captioned complaints on the grounds that: (1) portions of the complaints alleged violations of law over which the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
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(Commission) lacks jurisdiction; (2) certain Respondents were not municipal employers, labor organizations or persons as those terms are defined in Sec. 111.70, Stats. (MERA), nor had they committed acts which could arguably constitute violations of MERA; (3) those claims that fell within the Commission's jurisdiction were time barred; and (4) the Respondents Eau Claire Association of Educators (ECAE) and Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) did not breach their duty of fair representation toward Ms. Benedict and therefore he did not have jurisdiction to reach the underlying breach of contract claim against the Respondent Eau Claire Area School District (School District).
Ms. Benedict filed a timely petition with the Commission seeking review of the Examiner's decision pursuant to Secs. 111.70(4)(a) and 111.07(5), Stats. The parties submitted written arguments in support of their respective positions, the last of which was filed on January 9, 2003. The parties' arguments in connection with the petition for review are addressed in the Memorandum, below.
Having considered the matter and being fully advised in the premises, the Commission makes and issues the following
A. The Examiner's Findings of Fact are affirmed.
B. The Examiner's Conclusions of Law 1-3 are affirmed.
C. The Examiner's Conclusion of Law 4 is modified as follows:
4. The allegations regarding Respondents Wausau Insurance Company, Coregis Insurance Company, Horace Mann Insurance Company, Madison National Life Insurance Company, American Fidelity Insurance Company, American Mercury Insurance Company, and American Insurance Group do not relate to conduct that is prohibited under sub. Ch. IV of Ch. 111, Stats., and hence do not fall within the Commission's jurisdiction.
D. The Examiner's Conclusion of Law 5 is affirmed.
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E. The Examiner's Conclusion of Law 7 is renumbered Conclusion of Law 6 and modified as follows:
6. Other than the allegations regarding the Respondent Eau Claire Area School District's letter of intent regarding Benedict's 2000-2001 individual teacher contract and the Respondents Eau Claire Association of Educators and Wisconsin Education Association Council's response to Benedict's grievance regarding said letter, none of the allegations in the Amended Complaint regarding said Respondents refer to conduct that is both potentially actionable under the Municipal Employment Relations Act and falls within the one year prior to the date Benedict filed her original complaints. Accordingly, other than the allegations regarding the Respondent Eau Claire Area School District's letter of intent and the Respondents Eau Claire Association of Educators and Wisconsin Education Association Council's response to Benedict's grievance regarding said letter, all such allegations are time barred pursuant to Secs. 111.07(14) and 111.70(4)(a), Stats.
Accordingly, other than the allegations regarding the Respondent Eau Claire Area School District's letter of intent and the Respondents Eau Claire Association of Educators and Wisconsin Education Association Council's response to Benedict's grievance regarding said letter, all such allegations are time barred pursuant to Secs. 111.07(14) and 111.70(4)(a), Stats.
F. The Examiner's Conclusion of Law 6 is renumbered Conclusion of Law 7 and modified as follows:
7. The Respondent Eau Claire Area School District's letter of intent to issue Benedict a 2000-2001 individual teacher contract was not an actionable incident or event, but rather a ministerial action that maintained Benedict's employment status without change. Therefore, the School District did not thereby commit any prohibited practices within the meaning of Sec. 111.70(3)(a), Stats.
G. Conclusion of Law 8 is made:
8. Because Respondent Eau Claire Area School District's letter of intent to issue Benedict a 2000-2001 individual teacher contract was not an actionable incident or event, there
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was also no grievable incident or event giving rise to a duty of fair representation by the Eau Claire Association of Educators and Wisconsin Education Association Council. Therefore, the Respondents Eau Claire Association of Educators and Wisconsin Education Association Council could not have breached their duty of fair representation to Benedict and did not commit a prohibited practice within the meaning of Sec. 111.70(3)(b)1, Stats.
H. The Examiner's Order dismissing the amended complaint is affirmed.
Given under our hands and seal at the City of Madison, Wisconsin, this 17th day of October, 2003.
Judith Neumann, Chair
Paul Gordon, Commissioner
Susan J. M. Bauman, Commissioner
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As noted in our Order, above, the Commission has affirmed the Examiner's Findings of Fact, which, together with the facts found in the prior Commission decisions (Eau Claire Area School District, Dec. No. 29689-D, 29690-D, and 29691-D (WERC, 4/00)) involving Ms. Benedict may be summarized in relevant part as follows.
Ms. Benedict, a Title I teacher, last worked in the School District on March 21, 1997. Subsequent to that date, Ms. Benedict initiated several legal actions in several forums against several respondents and defendants, as described generally in the Examiner's decision and prior Commission decisions. Among those legal actions was a prohibited practice complaint Ms. Benedict filed at the Commission on March 1, 1999, alleging that the School District constructively discharged her on March 21, 1997 and that the ECAE and WEAC violated their duty of fair representation by failing to challenge the constructive discharge. The Commission dismissed that claim on April 19, 2000, for being outside the Commission's one-year limitations period set forth in Sec. 111.07 (14) and 111.70(4)(a), Stats., Eau Claire, supra.
Ms. Benedict maintains that she was constructively discharged on March 21, 1997. The School District, on the other hand, views Ms. Benedict as a teacher on a medical leave of absence without pay. Accordingly, the School District, through its attorney's letter dated August 10, 2000, informed Ms. Benedict that she would receive an individual contract for the 2000-01 school year at the same time that contracts were sent to other staff members, that the contract would continue her status as on an unpaid medical leave of absence, and that the District had no plans to terminate her employment. Ms. Benedict responded by her letter dated August 17, 2000, addressed to the School District, the ECAE, and WEAC, stating that she wished to grieve the School District's August 10, 2000 notice of intent to issue her individual contract, essentially because she would characterize her status as "constructive discharge" rather than "unpaid medical leave of absence." The ECAE responded to Ms. Benedict's grievance by letter dated August 28, 2000, stating, inter alia, ". . . [Y]our letter does not appear to contest your status on unpaid medical leave. If that is not accurate and you wish to be reinstated when the individual contracts are issued, please advise the district and the association." The amended complaint and associated documents do not indicate that Ms. Benedict responded to the ECAE's letter or otherwise expressed an interest in reinstatement, severance from employment, or other change in her situation. In fact, Ms. Benedict signed the individual contract on October 3, 2000, crossing off the phrase "unpaid medical leave of absence" and writing in "(Contested) Constructive Discharged [sic] of March 21, 1997."
A few weeks later, Ms. Benedict filed the instant complaints, alleging, inter alia, that the School District's letter of intent violated the collective bargaining agreement and that ECAE and WEAC violated their duty of fair representation by not assisting her in grieving
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the School District's letter of intent. Both the District and the unions contend, inter alia, that Ms. Benedict's claims are merely an attempt to revive her challenge to the 1997 "constructive discharge," a charge that had been dismissed as untimely more than three years ago in Eau Claire Area School District, supra. They moved to dismiss her claims prior to hearing, and the Examiner so ordered. We affirm, but with somewhat different reasoning. 1/
1/ The Examiner also dismissed all claims in the amended complaint against all other Respondents on the ground that actions by those entities toward Ms. Benedict are outside the Commission's jurisdiction. We affirm the Examiner's dismissal of these claims but have modified the applicable Conclusion of Law to better reflect the basis for the dismissal.
The Commission has often expressed its reluctance to dismiss complaints prior to an evidentiary hearing:
Because of the drastic consequences of denying an evidentiary hearing, on a motion to dismiss the complaint must be liberally construed in favor of the complainant and the motion should be granted only if under no interpretation of the facts alleged would the complainant be entitled to relief. Unified School District No. 1 of Racine County, Wisconsin, Dec. No. 15915-B (Hoornstra, with final authority for WERC, 12/77) at 3.
The Commission approved this standard in Moraine Park, Dec. No. 25747-D (WERC, 1/90). Hence, we have reviewed Ms. Benedict's amended complaint and accompanying documents under this demanding standard. We find them insufficient to require an evidentiary hearing.
The amended complaint encompasses various actions taken against Ms. Benedict by her employer, the Eau Claire School District, and her collective bargaining representative, the ECAE and its affiliate, WEAC. Taken on their face and liberally construed, these allegations state cognizable prohibited practices by those Respondents. 2/ The School District is alleged to have violated the collective bargaining agreement applicable to Ms. Benedict, in violation of Sec. 111.70(3)(a)5 of MERA. The ECAE and WEAC are alleged to have breached their duty of fair representation by failing to assist Ms. Benedict in connection with her grievances and other issues, in violation of Sec. 111.70(3)(b)(1) of MERA. However, the threshold issue before us is whether any of the alleged violations occurred within the one-year limitations period established by Secs. 111.07(14) and 111.70(4)(a), Stats.
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2/ Ms. Benedict raises numerous claims that fall outside the Commission's jurisdiction such as certain state tort claims, claims of retaliation for filing EEOC and/or FEA complaints, claims that various insurance policies have been unlawfully implemented and constitutional claims. Because we lack jurisdiction over these claims, they have been dismissed.
In the circumstances present here, we conclude that no actionable incident or event regarding Ms. Benedict took place within the one year period prior to the filing of her complaint. The School District's action regarding Ms. Benedict's individual contract simply maintained the status quo, i.e., continued Ms. Benedict's employment relationship with the District in the form of a leave of absence without pay. The offer of an individual contract was a ministerial action that effectuated no change whatsoever in Ms. Benedict's status or her wages, hours, and working conditions. The dispute about whether to call that status a "constructive discharge," as Ms. Benedict would have it, or a "medical leave without pay," in the District's preferred parlance, is a dispute about labels, not a substantive dispute about her circumstances.
Ms. Benedict's principal contention is that her "constructive discharge" is a continuing violation that is perpetrated anew each time the School District issues her another annual contract mislabeled "medical leave without pay." This argument presupposes that the District's issuance of a new annual contract is a cognizably distinct action in a series or course of unlawful conduct that began outside the limitations period. Since we view the individual contract as a ministerial act that merely perpetuated the longstanding status quo, we do not see it as a distinct incident in itself, much less a recurring incident of unlawful conduct within the scope of the "continuing violation" doctrine. 3/
3/ Moreover, even if the individual contract were a cognizable incident or event, it would not fall within the parameters of the continuing violation doctrine. As the Examiner noted, we have applied that doctrine within the framework enunciated by the U.S. Supreme Court in Machinists Local Lodge No. 1424 (Bryan Mfg. Co.) v. NLRB, 362 U.S. 411, 416-418 (1960). See Moraine Park Technical College, Dec. No. 25747-D (WERC, 1990), aff'd sub nom. Anderson v. WERC, Wis. App. Ct. Case No. 9--2490 (per curiam 1991). In both Bryan and Moraine Park, the pivotal factor was that the complaints were based upon conduct within the limitations period that was in itself perfectly lawful in Bryan the monthly dues deduction and in Moraine Park a refusal to process the grievance of a non-bargaining unit member. In each case, the conduct within the limitations period could only be viewed as unlawful by reference to and proof of misconduct outside the limitations period. Hence, both the Supreme Court and the WERC refused to find benign conduct a "continuing violation." In Ms. Benedict's case, as in Bryan and Moraine Park, the conduct within the limitations period (a letter of intent to issue an individual teacher's contract continuing her leave of absence) is facially benign. It could only be found unlawful if the leave of absence was itself initiated unlawfully in March 1997, a claim that is far outside the limitations period.
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In short, the relationship between the District and Ms. Benedict has been static since March 1997. As the Commission held in Eau Claire School District, supra, Ms. Benedict lost her opportunity to challenge the events of March 1997 at the Commission by failing to file a prohibited practice charge within one year of that date. We agree with the Examiner that Ms. Benedict cannot circumvent MERA's limitations period by "alleging, in effect, the occurrence of a new violation each time the District issues a new contract to her under the same terms." (Examiner's Decision at 22).
Because we conclude that the District's letter of intent to issue Ms. Benedict her individual contract for 2000-2001 was not a legally cognizable incident or event regarding her employment status, it follows that there was no grievable event under the collective bargaining agreement. Hence neither the ECAE nor WEAC had a duty to assist Ms. Benedict in grieving the issuance of that individual contract under the circumstances present here. 4/ We therefore dismiss the amended complaint in its entirety.
4/ The amended complaint alleges in substance that the ECAE and WEAC breached their duty of fair representation because they acted in bad faith and for discriminatory motives. The Examiner concluded in his Conclusion of Law 6 that the ECAE and WEAC "did not violate their duty of fair representation to the Complainant." Later he stated, "Under the circumstances, therefore, the Union's actions cannot be regarded as a failure of its duty of fair representation." (Examiner's Decision at 22)
To the extent the Examiner premised his analysis upon affirmative findings that the unions' actions were sufficient to meet their duty, we do not endorse his Conclusion of Law and we have revised it in our Order. Our reasoning as expressed in the text, above, does not depend upon a factual analysis of the unions' conduct. Rather, we reason that, because there is nothing in the amended complaint upon which to base a viable contract violation, it follows that the unions had no duty of fair representation as a matter of law. We make no findings or conclusions about whether the unions' actions recited in the amended complaint would have been sufficient to satisfy their duty if a legal duty had existed.
Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, this 17th day of October, 2003.


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