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Raleigh, N.C. — The five-year battle over a proposed development in southern Durham County shifted from local government to the General Assembly on Monday, in a standing-room-only committee hearing.
About two dozen supporters and opponents of the 751 South project sounded off to the House Finance Committee, which is considering legislation that would force Durham to annex the property and extend utilities to it.
The 167-acre development along the Durham-Chatham county line would include about 1,300 homes and 600,000 square feet of office and retail space. Developers say it would also bring about 3,000 jobs.
Opponents say 751 South poses environmental and traffic concerns in a rural area near the northern edge of Jordan Lake. Backers say the community needs the jobs.
The Durham City Council voted earlier this month against providing water and sewer service to the site, so a bill was introduced in the General Assembly that would force the issue.
The Senate, which last year rejected a bill that would have required Durham to annex the 751 South property, has already passed similar legislation this year. When it moved to the House, it got caught up in a fight between Rep. Julia Howard, R-Davie, a co-chairwoman of the House Finance Committee, and Rep. Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, chairman of the House Rules Committee.
House members last week sided with Howard in the dispute, allowing the Finance Committee to hold a public hearing on Senate Bill 315 on Monday.
Lawmakers might not take up bill on Durham development
"This would be a huge mistake. It would raise our taxes and divert resources from Durham's reinvigorated downtown and areas still in need of redevelopment," said Kate Fellman, a 751 South opponent.
"I'm a lifelong Republican," Durham resident Kim Pressler told the committee."This a big-government solution if there ever was one–a big government payoff for two land speculators."
"This is meddling, and you know it's wrong. It's un-Republican, it's undemocratic, and it's possibly unconstitutional," said Pressler.
Durham City Councilman Don Moffitt called 751 South "a bad deal for Durham taxpayers."
"The cost of services that will be provided will substantially exceed the revenue from the property for years to come," he said. "I hope you agree this is a local matter. The legislature is not the place to settle local disputes."
Other speakers against the project said developers are trying to use their political connections and money to overturn the will of Durham residents.
But supporters of the project said there is "broad and diverse" support in Durham to see the project built.
"We need jobs in North Carolina and in Durham," project supporter Thelma White said to applause. "This project's going to bring over 1,500 jobs."
"This should not be a political issue," said Jackie Wagstaff. "We have one of the highest unemployment rates in Durham, and it's even higher in the black community."
Backer Victoria Peterson dismissed claims that the developers are outsiders. "These are not some jack-leg developers just fell out of the sky," she said. "They have been faithful to our community."
Durham's delegation is divided over the issue.
The Finance Committee didn't vote on the bill, and it was unclear whether lawmakers would take it up before the end of the legislative session in a few weeks. The state Senate turned down a similar bill in 2012.

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Listen to Florence + the Machine's 'Final Fantasy XV' Songs
Florence Welch has released two more songs from the upcoming 'Final Fantasy XV' video game.
London-born Florence Welch boasts a mesmerizing powerhouse of a voice that blurs genre lines between soul, baroque pop and beyond — and it's the latter point, the otherworldly nature of her voice, that helped make her band Florence + the Machine's 2009 debut 'Lungs' an international hit. Specifically, her breakthrough single, 'Dog Days Are Over,' was a favorite among critics that also received plenty of radio play. Propelled by that critical claim, the fiery-haired British singer — backed by a rotating lineup of musicians — kept up that momentum with her follow-up, 'Ceremonials.' Building upon the celestial-like sound of 'Lungs,' the 2011 album fit neatly within the singer-songwriter's catalog. Its lead track, 'Shake It Out' rivaled 'Dog Days Are Over' in popularity, earning Florence + the Machine a Grammy for Best Pop/Duo Performance, while the album was also nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album.
Florence Welch has released two more songs from the upcoming 'Final Fantasy XV' video game.
The movie ties together all of the videos from Florence + the Machine's latest, 'How Big How Blue How Beautiful.'
If you're not sure which exclusive special editions you should be elbowing your way towards this RSD, we've got a couple dozen to put on your list.
Florence Welch serves up a powerful, haunting rendition of the Ben E. King classic for the video game franchise's latest installment.
The full list has been unveiled including picture discs from David Bowie and Muse, box sets from the Flaming Lips and Alt-J and a ton more.
From Best Alternative Album and Metal Performance to Best Music Movie and Box Set Packaging, there's a ton more to the Grammys than what makes it to TV.
Foo Fighters leader Dave Grohl, Florence and the Machine's Florence Welch, Leon Bridges and more will perform at an upcoming Lionel Richie tribute gala.
For its 15th year, Sasquatch! has lined up a roster that includes the Cure, Florence and the Machine, Sufjan Stevens, Alabama Shakes and more.
The British outfit closed out their set in Paris with a pair of especially poignant covers.
Florence and the Machine, Kings of Leon and Jimmy Eat World have all delivered covers of Eagles of Death Metal's "I Love You All the Time" for charity.


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Reactivated Swedish death metallers DISSECTION have set "Reinkaos" as the title of their long-awaited third album, tentatively due this spring via the band's own label, Black Horizon Music."The ritualistic and black magical work on 'Reinkaos', which has taken 11 years to conduct as well as 11 months in the recording studio, has in the long hard road to manifestation been steadily accompanied with constant struggle, internal and external turbulence, occult practice, murder sentences, scandals, Satanic crime, media boycott and censorship, violence, death and chaos," reads a posting on he band's official web site. "After all… 'Reinkaos' is now finally to be unleashed!" Commented singer/guitarist Jon Nödtveidt: "We have invested our souls in this album, gone through fire and brimstone to make everything work." Black Horizon Music will also re-release the bands back catalogue, including the classic albums "The Somberlain" and "Storm of the Light's Bane". A documentary film about DISSECTION is currently in production. Check out photos from final Scandinavian show focusing solely on their old songs — which took place December 30 at Kolingsborg (The Shrine) in Stockholm, Sweden (with special guests BEHEMOTH) — at this location. The concert marked DISSECTION's first live appearance with new bassist Erik Danielsson. DISSECTION entered the studio in February to begin recording their long-awaited third album, the group's first release since "Storm of the Light's Bane". Rough-mix versions of two songs recorded during those sessions are available for download on their official web site. Check out the tracks "Xeper-I-Set" (mp3, lyrics) and "Starless Aeon" (mp3, lyrics).
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|2011-10-12, 13:13
|Link #81
Magical Boy
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Hiding... don't try to find me.
Age: 13
When Nagato died, Masked Madara mentioned something about using the revival jutsu on him.
Masked Madara said to Kabuto that whoever was in the mystery coffin would weaken him. So most likely he was planning to merge with it when Nagato revived him to get full power again.
Old Madara now mentions Nagato growing up. He probably assumed that it was Nagato that revived him.
It's most likely that the old one and the masked one are the same. Maybe using the same jutsu as Muu.
|2011-10-12, 13:34
|Link #84
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Hidden Village of Sake
So Madara was afraid of Kabuto's summon because now Madara's soul is Kabuto's hostage
And he was afraid of the truth since if Kabuto tells this to the alliance then the alliance will try to capture his soul somehow, either using Kabuto or using some other method.
|2011-10-12, 13:56
|Link #85
Ninja Emperor
Join Date: Oct 2004
Age: 32
My mind is blown.
This chapter was truly epic.
I'm looking forward to seeing how Kishimoto explains the connection between Tobi and the newly resurrected Uchiha Madara.
My guess is that Tobi is either an imposter claiming to be Madara or he used some type of special jutsu to keep his mind in the living world. He probably wears a mask for a reason. Perhaps to hide the identity of the vessel he has taken over.
If Tobi really is Madara....how in the world can Uchiha Madara be brought back with Edo Tensei seemingly oblivious to the events that have happened since his death?
I'm also wondering why Madara wants Sasuke so badly. Does he have some sort of Orochimary type jutsu that allows him to possess the body of another Uchiha and he is using Sasuke to obtain the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan?
|2011-10-12, 14:01
|Link #86
Magical Boy
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Hiding... don't try to find me.
Age: 13
|2011-10-12, 14:16
|Link #88
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
1) while Madara in the coffin was likely, we couldn't be 100% sure that it was him .. I had some money on Shisui - that Geass of his is wicked, Kabuto could make Madara his yaoi-slave with one command ^^ .. or Izuna, or Rikudou, or whatever
2) it was still so freakin epic
|2011-10-12, 14:30
|Link #89
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: USA
Age: 28
F***ing christ, 5 pages already you hyenas. I laugh at anyone whose mind was blown! I KNEW Tobi wasn't Madara. How? The masked guy with a half wrinkly face who doesn't want anyone to see is really going to be the guy he says he is? No. F***ing. Way.
|2011-10-12, 14:33
|Link #90
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
So now we know why Tobi was pissing his pants when Kabuto popped open his Secret Coffin. I don't know how, but somehow Tobi must be a part of Madara. There's no way Tobi could have lead Akatsuki and known so much about everything that's going on unless he truly was Madara.
I'm excited to see this plot unravel.
|2011-10-12, 14:52
|Link #92
Ninja Emperor
Join Date: Oct 2004
Age: 32
I knew it had to be someone dangerous and someone significant that we had heard of.
It's also clear that there was more to Madara than meets the eye.
Why does he wear a mask if he is the legendary Uchiha Madara?
We already know what Madara looks like but Kishimoto has made it a point to conceal his face even when he has revealed his face to people.
Now we are finally going to find out what all that secrecy was about.
|2011-10-12, 15:00
|Link #94
Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: NL
But it sure is interesting.
|2011-10-12, 16:09
|Link #95
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Location: The netherlands
Age: 25
The "fake" madara does appear to have a real eye of the original, going by the fact that !realMadara 's right eye is conveniently hidden. Oh wait, shouldn't that regenerate...?
What I liked:
Kakashi wielding the Splatmaster3000. I hope he'll keep it (imagine the confrontation with Suigetsu (who again?))
Madara's gentile knocking on the coffin.
All the other "rookies" commenting on how naruto is somehow different (nothing about him being on chakra/fire-glowmode)
Kishi slapping everyone in the face with this huge-ass reveal of his.
What I didn't like:
Fat-Shark-Bastard going down so easily (he was the fourth already? Dude, talk about hyping up for nothing)
The fact that Shinobi as good as FSB can be trapped by a drawing of a tiger.
Naruto being of as much use as the resident kage at every battle he's in.
Naruto being in every freaking battle.
|2011-10-12, 16:22
|Link #97
I'm not a tumor
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: In the dreams of beautiful women
Age: 25
Hmmm seems to be the same VotE madara, aswell as the same madara that was in kisames flashback. Kisame seems to be the key, as he is the only that seems to connect the two at the moment (to my recollection).
edit: I'm talking sh*t, kabuto connects them as well.
But then just who is the guy in the mask? I smell the future sasuke conspiracy in the pot, for no other reason than to be different than every other theory posted
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|2011-10-12, 16:24
|Link #98
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Hidden Village of Sake
I think Tobi has to be Madara's clone/creation/will/puppet or possibly Madara's brother. Otherwise Kabuto's knowledge about Madara and his ability to summon Madara would be of no particular threat to Tobi. At the time Kabuto summoned Madara Tobi had already seen super-powered people like Nagato and Itachi being summoned, and he knew Kabuto has an additional army of zombies, which means he could not be afraid of Madara. Here i am assuming Madara was not some kind of god who was much stronger than people like Nagato or Itachi, after all he was beaten by the 1st hokage. The other reason is that at that point Tobi was already at war with the alliance, at that point in time it really didn't matter if the alliance thinks he is Madara or if they think he is just a fake Madara, actually the alliance thinking that he is not the real Madara would even be good for him, because in that case they probably wouldn't take him so much seriously as they did. And the third reason is really simple: until now Tobi had shown knowledge and behavior that makes it clear that he has to be Madara or possibly but less probably his brother.
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One thing that is becoming increasingly clear is that Hillary Clinton should not speak on contentious issues, as she seems to have no knack for handling them without creating a larger problem than the one she found. We saw this with her clumsy handling of administration policy on Israeli settlements. Granted, she had to balance a half-hearted policy the administration never really believed in with the need not to offend her Israeli hosts, but that's why it is important to have a Secretary of State capable of striking the right balance. We don't have one.
We saw another mistake in her handling of Honduras' provisional government and the desperate, failed bid to restore Zelaya, and we saw it yet again in her ridiculous threat that China would face "diplomatic isolation" if it did not get on board with Iran sanctions. One or two blunders might be overlooked and forgiven, but we are seeing a pattern of mistakes, the latest of which is this Falklands gaffe. Instead of simply remaining non-commital and restating U.S. neutrality, which is a perfectly legitimate and defensible position to take, Clinton felt the need to say this:
We would like to see Argentina and the United Kingdom sit down and resolve the issues between them across the table in a peaceful, productive way.
This might be a way to settle the dispute, but if it is none of our business whose islands they are it is also none of our business how they handle their dispute over the islands. Non-interference and neutrality mean that the U.S. does not involve itself in the issue. Unless both parties specifically asked for U.S. mediation, we should say nothing. Some people in Britain were already angry about U.S. neutrality, and that's their prerogative, but until now the administration could defend its position and point out that U.S. neutrality works in favor of the status quo power. Once Clinton starts urging both parties to negotiate over something one party regards as non-negotiable, that defense is no longer credible. At that point Washington has begun to align itself with Argentinian objectives and against British claims.
In my earlier post I compared the handling of the dispute to Obama's earlier mishandling of Kashmir, which he later corrected. In that case, Obama started at a position of proposing U.S. mediation in a dispute that India wanted to keep as a bilateral issue. The backlash from India made Obama realize that this was futile, and he gave up on this idea. In the case of the Falklands, the administration began with a position of neutrality and has started moving towards a position that the British can reasonably interpret as a pro-Argentinian one. This has needlessly antagonized our British allies, it will change nothing in the dispute of the Falklands in any case, and it has reinforced the perfectly justified impression in Britain that it receives absolutely nothing for its reliable support for U.S. initiatives around the world.


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Americans United for Change Unveils List of Top 18 'Public Enemies of the Middle Class' in Congress
March 07, 2007
These Enemies of the Middle Class to be targeted with Ads, Events and Online Protests to Convince Them to Stand with Middle Class Americans
- Voted against raising the minimum wage for the first time in a decade
- Voted against leveling the playing field for middle class workers by restoring their freedom to choose unions
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Washington D.C. - In response to their full frontal, unapologetic assault on the middle class agenda in the 110th session of the U.S. House of Representatives, Americans United for Change today dubbed eighteen Members of the U.S. House of Representatives, 'Public Enemies of the Middle Class,' including: Michelle Bachmann (MN-6), Marilyn Musgrave (CO-4), Jeff Fortenberry (NE-1), Steve King (IA-5), Scott Garrett (NJ-5), Bill Sali (ID-1), Brian Bilbray (CA-50), John Doolittle (CA-4), Roy Blunt (MO-7), Roscoe Bartlett (MD-6), Steve Chabot (OH-1), Tom Davis (VA-11), Thelma Drake (VA-2), Vernon Ehlers (MI-3), Mike Rogers (MI-8), Dean Heller (NV-2), Jon Porter (NV-3) and Peter Roskam (IL-6).
Specifically, Americans United took issue with the Representatives' votes against: 1) H.R.2, the Fair Minimum Wage Act which would raise the federal minimum wage for the first time since 1997 from $5.15 to $7.25 an hour over two years; and 2) H.R. 800, the Employee Free Choice Act, which would level the playing field for middle class workers by fixing a badly broken system for forming unions and bargaining with big business and Corporate America for better pay and improved benefits. Both bills passed in the U.S. House with bipartisan support, and Americans United for Change, the non-profit advocacy organization perhaps best known for leading the fight to beat back President Bush's disastrous proposal to privatize Social Security in 2005, is now urging Members of the U.S. Senate to do the right thing and move each element of the middle class agenda to the President's desk.
"More and more of America's working people are struggling to make ends meet, and our middle class is disappearing," said Jeremy Funk, spokesman for Americans United for Change. "At least two meaningful pieces of legislation to reverse this trend have already come before Congress this year - and, unfortunately, these eighteen Members were no where to be found when the middle class families they represent needed them most. Just last week, they each opposed the Employee Free Choice Act, which would give middle-class workers a fair shake by fixing a badly broken system for forming unions and bargaining with Corporate America for better pay, improved benefits and retirement security. Earlier this year, each of these Members opposed the first increase in the federal minimum wage in a decade. They couldn't even be counted on to stand up for the most vulnerable workers in their states who live in borderline poverty. A week later, half of these Members took their insensitivity towards the middle class plight a step further by opposing legislation to make college more affordable by slashing student loan interest rates in half. It's a question of priorities and a question of values - and it's clear that each of these Members have lost touch with the values of middle class Americans, whom overwhelmingly support these important initiatives. Until they get their priorities straight in Washington and stop pandering to the special interests at the expense of working people, we will continue to identify each Member as their districts' 'middle class public enemy #1.'"
While more than 18 Republicans voted against both the minimum wage increase and the Employee Free Choice Act in the House, these 18 were selected as public enemies of the middle class because they either come from districts where these issues have gained added resonance because of the growing disparity between the wages of workers and corporate executives or because they had been identified as persuadable on these issues.
"Americans United for Change is prepared to make 'poster children' out of there 18 members - and others - who continue to put the interests of the corporate America - which has had its way in Washington for the past six years - ahead of the interests of families and workers," said Funk. "If it takes television ads, online protests and public events with angry constituents to get these folks to do the right thing by middle class Americans -- then so be it."
Why middle class workers support the Employee Free Choice Act:
- The Employee Free Choice Act would: 1) strengthen penalties for companies that illegally coerce or intimidate employees in a effort to prevent them from forming a union; 2) bring in a neutral third party to settle a contract when a company and a newly certified union cannot agree on a contract after three months of negotiations; 3) establish 'majority sign up', meaning that if a majority of the employees sign union authorization cards, validated by the National Labor Relations Board, a company must recognize the union.
- It would level the playing field in a system that's stacked entirely in employers' favor - a system that routinely lets corrupt employers' get away with harassment, intimidation, coercion and even dismissal of workers who try to organize unions. See this report from American Rights At Work exposing the shocking reality of routine company union-busting intimidation tactics in the workplace.
- The Employee Free Choice Act is overwhelmingly supported by 69 percent of American public, according to a recent poll from the AFL-CIO. More than half of U.S. workers - nearly 60 million - say they would join a union right now if they could.
- Workers who belong to a union earn 30 percent more than nonunion workers. Union workers are 62 percent more likely to have employer-provided health coverage and four times more likely to have pensions than nonunion workers.
Why middle class families support the Fair Minimum Wage Act:
- The minimum wage has not been increased in nearly a decade, making this the longest span without a minimum wage increase since the wage was first implemented.
- Adjusted for inflation, the minimum wage is at its lowest level in 50 years.
- 83 percent of Americans support an increase in the federal minimum wage.
- Workers earning the minimum wage will only make $10,700 over the next year, $4,367 under the poverty threshold for a family of three. 3
- Nearly 13 million people would likely benefit from the increase - 5.6 million directly and 7.4 million indirectly.
- See this report from the Center for American Progress debunking the myth that a minimum wage increase would hurt small businesses.


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Patrick Marley, chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee at Avalon United Methodist Church, says he was almost attacked by a pitbull Wednesday around noon outside of the church on Gillionville Road.
The female pitbull was taken by Dougherty County Animal Control to a humane society. Animal Control says the owner of the dog will be charged with Dog At Large and will need to provide documents showing the dog has received a rabies vaccination. The owner's home is on Shady Glen Lane.
Marley says he was walking around the church to identify some potential projects to do to take care of the building.
He said the dog was just outside of a fence at the edge of the church's parking lot. The dog approached him and he growled a little bit himself to scare the dog away.
The dog showed her teeth and growled at Marley. He says he was briefly afraid because he just didn't know what was going to happen.
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A GANG of masked gunmen broke into a beach bungalow and raped six Spanish women in Acapulco, a Mexican resort city heavily dependent on tourism revenue.
The attackers used phone cables and bikini straps to tie up seven Spanish men and a Mexican woman who were also in the rental house near the Barra Vieja beach as they assaulted the Spanish women for two hours early on Monday.
The rental house is located in an area filled with restaurants and other bungalows off the beach in Acapulco, a popular holiday destination for foreign tourists in southern Mexico.
Acapulco Mayor Luis Walton Aburto caused a stir when he told reporters that the crime was "very unfortunate, but it happens everywhere in the world".
Mexico's foreign ministry however was quick to condemn the attacks, and said the Spaniards had received proper consular assistance.
The victims were taken to Mexico City, according to Mexican media.
La Jornada newspaper said the rapists took about $US600 ($A578.12) in cash, six mobile phones, two computers, three cameras, a music player and two credit cards.
Acapulco has become one of Mexico's most violent cities amid growing confrontations between drug traffickers and security forces.
More than 70,000 deaths have been attributed to drug violence nationwide since December 2006, as rival cartels fight for control of lucrative drug routes to the United States.
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With over a decade in global brand and product innovation management at Procter & Gamble, Cavanaugh will lead Edens & Avant in a new strategic marketing direction focused on brand building and consumer innovation in retail.
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Australia's Mathew Goggin has a share of the halfway lead with American Jeff Curl at the Web.Com Tour's Cleveland Open, the pair one shot ahead in the event at the Lakeside Golf Club in Westlake in the suburbs of Cleveland in Ohio.
After an opening round of even par 71 on Thursday Goggin had a lot to do just to make the cut in the low scoring event and did just that today with a round of 9 under par 62.
Goggin currently sits in 41st position on the 2014 money list after ten of the twenty four events on the 2014 schedule have been played and so a good week here will be a great help in his bid to return to the PGA Tour.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Community members, among them Paralympic gold medalist Muffy Davis, want the Salt Lake County Council to use the pool at the former Hartvigsen School for county-run adaptive recreation programs.
Earlier this week, Davis told the County Council there is growing demand for recreational opportunities for people with disabilities.
"It's not just the kids, but adults and the aging population," she said.
The pool, located at 350 E. Baird Circle (3605 South), was built about 40 years ago, but the Granite School District discontinued its use after opening a new Hartvigsen School in Taylorsville. The school serves students with disabilities.
Utah International Charter School opened in the former Hartvigsen building, but the pool has not been used since October 2013.
Liz Eagan, who helped design the pools in the original Hartvigsen School, said the facility has features that make it accessible and less stressful for people for disabilities to enjoy.
The pool was built with ramps to enable people who use wheelchairs or have other mobility issues to enter the water easily.
The temperature of the water at the pool is kept around 90 degrees, which is optimal for people who have arthritis, cerebral palsy and other conditions, Eagan said. The building's compressed air system helps keep swimmers warm once they leave the water.
The pool also has features that help buffer noise and the illumination of harsh overhead lights, both of which can be disruptive to people with autism spectrum disorders, she said.
While several members of the County Council and Mayor Ben McAdams' administration expressed interest in leasing the pool from Granite School District to expand the county's recreational opportunities for people with disabilities, there are many unanswered questions.
Parks and Recreation Director Martin Jensen said the county needs additional information from the school district to ensure the costs presented to the council are accurate.
While the pool has been well maintained, it will require some improvements to bring it up to standards of other county-run pools, such as the ultraviolet pool sanitation equipment, Jensen said. There is no office in the building so storage space would need to be converted for that purpose, he said.
Between the one-time outlay for upgrades to the pool and building, and ongoing costs of hiring staff and other operating costs, the program would cost more than $500,000 a year, according to preliminary estimates, Jensen said.
While members of McAdams' administration expressed support for the concept, the new recreational program would compete with other budget priorities, said Deputy Mayor Nichole Dunn.
"It's a program we're already offering, and it's an opportunity to serve more clients," said Community Services Director Erin Litvack. "It definitely warrants our consideration. It's intriguing to have a fully adaptive program in one location."
The county offers other recreational programs that serve people with disabilities. Its Otters Swim Club serves youths ages 5-18 with autism spectrum disorders or intellectual disabilities. The program provides instruction in swimming, stroke development and social skills.
Jensen said the program started with eight children and now has 50 and a waiting list of 150.
Between programming for people with disabilities, disabled veterans and the county's aging population, there would be high demand for the services, he said.
Eagan said there is an acute need for recreation programs and services within the community for young people who age out of special education services in public schools.
County Councilman Max Burdick said a lease would enable the county to determine if the program is economically feasible and whether the Hartvigsen pool is suitable for a long-term arrangement.
Meanwhile, Councilman Jim Bradley said the county has a "wonderful history" of providing adaptive recreation for people with disabilities.
The cost of leasing the pool seemed reasonable compared with new construction, Bradley said.
"You have a pool that's ready to go," he said.
"This is what we do," Bradley said of the county's history of providing a broad array of recreational opportunities to people of all ages and abilities. "This is what we should be delighted to do."
The county has a number of recreational programs featuring Paralympic sports, as well as opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities.
Granite School District spokesman Ben Horsley said conversations about use of the pool are ongoing.
"We feel comfortable that we're going to find some arrangement if they have an interest in pursuing use of that property," Horsley said.
The pool could be leased for approximately $7,500 a month, which would cover the school district's costs.
"If this is something the county wants to pursue, I have no doubt we'll be able to provide that service," Horsley said.
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When we first moved into our new house, I took one look at the raw edge mirror in the downstairs bathroom and had every intention of removing it and replacing it with something better. But, when I got down to the nitty gritty, I realized that whoever had installed our bathroom mirror was glue happy, and didn't just adhere it to the wall — they cemented it! Removing it would have damaged the wall terribly, causing need for repair and re-texturizing. I decided to go with plan B, (even though I really didn't have a plan B) and do something different.
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I love a good, quick home improvement project anyway.
I decided to start my little diy bathroom mirror project with a fresh coat of paint first. I wanted something rich, something chocolate brown. Not only for the design aesthetic, but the fact that it's basically a boy-proof color. I'm all about that.
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A spokesperson for the French Embassy in Washington writes to dispute reports in the French press that President Nicolas Sarkozy's favorable comparisons of himself to President Obama reflect a "cold" relationship between the men and hostility on Sarkozy's part.
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I don't believe the article published by Le Temps reflects the level and the quality of relations between France in the US, and between Presidents Obama and Sarkozy. I note that President Obama and President Sarkozy have met several times since January 2009, each time dealing in perfect understanding with some of the most pressing international issues. In Strasbourg last April for the annual NATO summit France officially reintegrated the military structure of the Atlantic Alliance ; in June for the 65th anniversary of D-Day President Obama came to France to celebrate the bonds between our two countries ; in Pittsburgh for the G20 they showed unity and leadership on the Iranian issue when the existence of a clandestine enrichment site in Iran was disclosed. More recently, President Sarkozy praised US action in Haiti and the level of cooperation between France and the US there.
President Sarkozy should come to the US this spring, for a bilateral visit and will also be in Washington for the Nuclear Security Summit President Obama is gathering. Each time, on the substance, and at a personal level, relations have been excellent. These articles are mostly speculations and don't reflect the situation as we see it on a daily basis.


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Drama, intrigue, and high stakes are inherent in the Olympic games, which is perhaps why so many movies borrow from the real-life inspirational (or sometimes devastating) stories that have come out of the Olympics. From Cool Runnings to that TV movie about Greg Louganis, test your knowledge of Olympics-themed movies with my quiz!
The Olympics in the Movies
What was the title of the TV movie in which Mario Lopez starred as Greg Louganis?


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unfortunately this is very old. i did this last year sometime. I have some pics on here somewhere. but still fun to get them up there. now! i dare you to get them up on the other one ;) bet you cant....you need the trick!
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Gregory Mann: The Mess In MaliRoundup: Historians' Take
Gregory Mann is a professor of history at Columbia University, specializing in the history of francophone Africa, and of Mali in particular.
It would be hard to overstate the mess that's been made out of Mali over the last fortnight. A surprise coup, an accelerating rebellion that has split the country in two, and an economic embargo by the landlocked country's neighbors have battered what had been, until recently, a West African success story. Add to that a looming food crisis in the northeast, and you have quite a fine mess. But the world can't turn away: Mali is too important to write off the country's 20-year old democracy as a failed experiment.
The coup was not accidental, as some have argued, but it was definitely improvisational. On March 22, a mutiny in the country's main garrison turned into a coup d'état as soldiers and junior officers chased President Amadou Toumani Toure from his palace. The coup leaders, angered by a lack of military material and political will to suppress a rebellion in the country's vast Saharan region in the north, dubbed the junta a "National Committee for the Re-establishment of Democracy and the Restoration of the State" (CNRDRE).
Its name aside, the junta aims to destroy, not to establish, democratic rule — the coup took place little more than a month before a scheduled presidential election, in which Toure was not a candidate. Since then, Mali's political parties, trade unions, and civil society organizations have with near unanimity formed a common front with one goal — to reject the junta and demand a return to civilian rule. Internationally, the regional group ECOWAS slapped harsh sanctions on the junta and threatened military intervention if the constitutional regime is not restored....
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The second prototype lists all the tags, each as an index into its own page. As a bonus, if the tag corresponds to a manpage, the manpage synopsis is listed as well.
Finally, we have something that is starting to look readable.
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Competition was so close that the scores were actually tied, making it necessary to subtract the score for the last hole to determine the winner. The team, comprising Sylvain Hélie, Mélissa Hélie, Sylvie Boisvert and Daniel Séguin, finished with an adjusted score of -4, coming out just ahead of the SEMAFO team — Patrick Moryoussef, Claude Filteau, Claude Carrier and Martin Bourgouin. We wish to take this opportunity to congratulate the winners and invite them back to defend their titles next year.
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Falls at work are a major problem, but usually they are preventable
When the topic is workplace safety, the average person probably thinks about industrial chemical spills, major equipment malfunctions, explosions and the like.
Falling at work probably doesn't leap to mind, but it ought to. Wyoming's Department of Workforce Services, which is the state's branch of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, notes that fall prevention is top priority for the agency, with fall hazards ranking among the 10 most-cited safety violations at workplaces.
And if it's a priority for OSHA, then it had better be a priority for your office or shop.
This week is designated across the U.S. as National Fall Prevention Stand-Down. Regulators encourage employers to talk to workers about fall hazards "and the need to reinforce the importance of fall prevention to prevent injuries caused by falls from elevation."
Falls from elevation? That's a term which brings to mind ladders, cranes and catwalks, but even a fall from a bottom step or a pallet being used as a temporary step stool can multiply the risk -- and injury -- from a fall.
Joan Evans is the director of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services. She reminds Wyoming that falls at work continue to be a leading cause of injuries in the state.
OSHA isn't the favorite agency of any business, but its inspectors are knowledgeable and always willing to work with employers and workers on prevention rather than enforcement -- although they are ready to do the latter if preventable workplace safety problems are not addressed.
Anyone who has ever had an OSHA visit says the same thing: I didn't know there was a problem. Wyoming has put more money in recent years toward safer workplaces. Part of the funding is intended to give supervisors help in improving workplace safety before a violation occurs. That's a lot better than afterward.
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The 11th Annual Business Expo Luncheon
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Ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to be with you today for your 11th Annual Business Expo. I always enjoy visiting the great state of North Carolina, and it is a special privilege to be here in Rocky Mount--a city that is obviously contributing significantly to both our Fifth Federal Reserve District and the national economy through its thriving businesses and industries.
But I was also pleased to receive your invitation to speak today for another reason. One of your prominent citizens, Lindy Dunn, the chairman and CEO of Guardian Corporation, served on our Richmond Board of Directors from January 1981 to December 1983, and I have greatly enjoyed seeing him again here on his home turf. Lindy was also a charter member of our Small Business and Agriculture Council and served as chairman of the Council from 1985 to 1988. We are grateful for his guidance and his many contributions to our Bank.
I'm here today to talk about the economy--its current condition and its future prospects. I have addressed this subject many times during my career, not because I am a great economist or a particularly insightful analyst, but because I have been blessed with the opportunity to follow economic events quite closely for an extended period of time--most recently as a direct participant in the deliberations of the Federal Open Market Committee, the senior policymaking body in the Fed. I've given talks about the economy in good times and bad, and some of those experiences have been better than others. On one especially memorable occasion, I spoke to an association of homebuilders during the early 1980s, when the prime rate was over 20 percent and mortgage rates were well above 15 percent. The members of that audience had little two-by-fours and they were sort of shaking them at me as I made my remarks. I got the message very quickly that they were not pleased with my remarks or with my forecasts.
The contrast between the economic conditions when I made that earlier speech and the backdrop for my comments today could hardly be sharper. To be sure, conditions today are not perfect. There are many people without jobs who want them. There are people who need to acquire basic skills to get even unskilled entry-level jobs. And there is growing inequality of income and wealth levels across American families.
But, by and large, macroeconomic conditions in the United States are about as favorable now as they have been at any time in the entire post-World War II period. Labor market conditions are particularly robust. The unemployment rate is at a 20-year low and below 5 percent. And a significant portion of those who are unemployed left their last job voluntarily because they feel confident they can find a better position somewhere else. I hear numerous reports of businesses that cannot find qualified workers even for entry-level jobs. Indeed, someone told me recently that a fast food chain that used to advertise their monthly specials on little cards on each table now uses that space to notify customers of available jobs.
This job market strength reflects strong growth in total economic activity across the country. Real gross domestic product grew rather sluggishly in the initial phase of the current expansion due to the credit crunch and other restraining forces, but it has been steaming ahead recently. Real GDP rose 3 1/4 percent last year, well above most estimates of our maximum potential trend growth rate. And it accelerated to a 4 1/4 percent annual rate in the first half of this year. By sector, consumer spending on goods and services and housing activity have been quite solid in recent quarters, and business investment--especially in new productive technology--has accounted for an unusually large share of total spending in the current expansion. This new investment is particularly welcome news since it holds out the possibility of increased productivity and sustained higher real economic growth and higher living standards in the years ahead. Meanwhile, exports have been a major source of support for the economy despite the recent strength of the dollar, accounting for nearly one-third of the total growth of our economy over the last decade.
Yet, despite these bullish general economic conditions--and this represents an especially favorable part of the current overall economic picture--inflation has remained remarkably well contained. If we remove the volatile food and energy components from the CPI to get a better indication of the underlying inflation trend, we find that the 'core' CPI has decelerated steadily in recent years. You may remember that inflation peaked at around 13 percent in the late 1970s and early 80s. In contrast, prices rose only about 2 ½ percent last year, and to date this year are rising at only about a 2 1/4 percent rate. The persistence of this lower inflation has bolstered confidence in financial markets dramatically. In the days of high inflation, nobody wanted to hold financial assets; investors didn't know what their dollars would be worth in the future, so they opted for real assets like gold, real estate, collectibles and so forth. Those days are gone, and this country has enjoyed an historic bull market in financial assets for the last 15 years. As a result, long-term interest rates are currently at their lowest levels since the early 1960s, and the stock market, while currently a few points below its most recent highs, is up nearly 300 percent since the expansion began in 1991. Given the broader ownership of stocks--partially because of the easy availability of low cost and convenient stock mutual funds--many ordinary American households feel wealthier now than at anytime in recent memory.
In sum, the broad economic landscape is quite sunny currently, and everyone feels pretty optimistic. Indeed, the picture is so nice that some people wonder if the economy and the way it works has changed in some fundamental and permanent way for the better. Some also wonder why inflation has been so well behaved when the unemployment rate is so low and the economy has been growing for an extended period at a considerably more rapid pace than most of us thought sustainable without rising price pressures. Economists have generally believed that the economy's maximum sustainable growth rate was somewhere in the neighborhood of 2 1/4 percent annually, given the underlying growth rate of our labor force and our capital stock. But the actual growth over the last four quarters has been closer to 4 percent, and the economy is operating at a very high level. Similarly, people have thought that when the unemployment rate declines much below 6 percent, inflation pressures begin to rise and become visible. The unemployment rate was 4.9 percent in September, but current inflation pressures are still not apparent.
What's going on here? The short answer, quite frankly, is that we don't know for sure. Some believe there has been a permanent change in the way the economy functions: that we're in a 'new economy' or a new 'paradigm.' Many of those who hold this view think the long-term trend growth of the nation's productivity--what the average worker produces in an hour--has increased from its current rate of around 1 percent annually to something greater, perhaps in part because of our heavy recent investment in computers, new communication facilities and other high-tech capital. This view would imply that the economy's sustainable long-term potential growth rate has risen from the 2 1/4 percent rate I mentioned earlier, since the sustainable rate is entirely dependent on two underlying rates: (1) the growth rate of the labor force, which is mainly determined by demographic trends that we know pretty much in advance; and (2) the rate at which each worker's productivity is growing. Faster growth of productivity would obviously tend to reduce labor costs and price pressures at any particular level of GDP and any particular overall economic growth rate, and would help account for our excellent recent economic performance. The 'new economy' adherents also emphasize intensified competition in world markets in the context of the increasing importance of foreign trade to the American economy and American business: both greater competition for our exports in foreign markets, and more competition for home-grown goods and services in domestic markets from imports. This, too, would tend to restrain inflation at any given rate of overall growth. Finally, 'new paradigmers'--if I can use that term--believe that the heavy recent investment in conventional capacity as well as in high-tech equipment in many industries is allowing the economy to absorb a greater proportion of the labor force before price pressures begin to develop. New paradigmers are optimistic about both the near-term and the longer-term outlooks for the economy. Moreover, they think we may well be able to grow even faster without kicking off another round of high inflation, both in the near term and over the longer haul.
The opposite and more conservative view--call it the 'old paradigm'-- holds that the economy still works pretty much the way it has been working and that the sustainable growth rate has not really increased appreciably. These folks believe that some more or less adventitious developments have been restraining and even reducing inflation temporarily and that these temporary developments are masking the regular relationships among growth, employment and inflation, which are still lurking beneath the surface. The specific temporary developments they cite include the widespread anxiety among workers about the security of their jobs due to downsizings and restructurings, the recent reductions in health care costs due to the trend toward managed care, and, perhaps most importantly in recent months, the strength of the U.S. dollar in financial markets, which directly reduces the dollar price of imports and restrains the prices of domestically produced products that compete with imports. Old paradigmers have a less sanguine view of the outlook than the folks who buy into the new economy idea. They think we are skating on thin ice, as my father used to say. The old paradigmers predict that with growth over 3 percent and unemployment below 5 percent, any waning of the influence of the temporary factors I just mentioned will cause inflation to rise, which would lead in turn to rising long-term interest rates, greater risk, less investment and less growth.
Who's right? Again, we don't know for sure. I have described the positions at each end of the spectrum of views in the public discussion of this issue. There obviously is considerable middle ground in the debate, and that's where I find myself personally. I must admit, however, that I stand closer to those who are skeptical about the new economy idea. At the risk of your brandishing your own two-by-fours, I must tell you that I'm not quite as optimistic as the new paradigmers. It is certainly possible, of course, that all the recent innovation and investment in new technology has permanently increased both our productivity and our sustainable noninflationary growth rate. But I haven't seen much hard evidence that they have increased dramatically over the last two or three years. And while there have been some abrupt shifts in the behavior of the U.S. economy in the past, such events have been the exception rather than the rule. Changes in the economy's performance and its basic internal relationships tend to be evolutionary rather than revolutionary. So I am skeptical of the new economy view, at least in its most categorical form. The trade-offs we face have probably improved in recent years. But my guess, given what we know now, is that the improvement has been modest.
What does all this imply for the outlook for the economy for the next year or so--for overall growth in jobs, income, business profits and prices--the things that people like you and me really care about? Let me give you my personal opinion. I think the near-term outlook remains bright. The economy's performance over the last year or so--the extraordinary combination of above-trend growth, exceptionally tight labor markets, but continued low inflation--has been much more favorable than I and many others expected. And this outstanding performance may well continue a while longer. But speaking strictly for myself, I am doubtful it can continue indefinitely. We are pushing the limits of our historical economic experience, and unless we are willing to buy the story that there has been an abrupt and wholesale change in the economy's long-term capabilities, I think we need to be cautious going forward. Policymakers especially need to be cautious. What we want is sustained growth in production and sustained growth in jobs, and it is reasonable and appropriate for policymakers and others to ask whether the current level of economic activity and its recent growth rate is sustainable or not.
Let me close with some brief remarks about what I believe are minimal economy policy requirements to ensure the economy's continuing good health. I'll touch on trade policy, fiscal policy and monetary policy.
Trade policy has always been a contentious subject for Americans: it is currently and probably always will be. But we need to keep our perspective and our eye on our long-term economic goals. Our country, by and large, has pushed forcefully and consistently throughout the post-World War II period for a more liberal, global trade regime and a free flow of capital internationally. NAFTA and the completion of the Uruguay Round of worldwide trade agreements are just the latest accomplishments in this long history. We need to continue this progress, and I hope we will take whatever legislative and other initiatives we need to ensure this result. The U.S. economy is currently as competitive in world markets as perhaps it has ever been, so we are especially well positioned to reap the benefits of expanding trade.
With respect to fiscal policy, we can be encouraged by the recent unexpectedly sharp decline in the federal budget deficit. The deficit peaked at $290 billion in fiscal year 1992, inspiring the suggestion to rename the Secretary of the Treasury the Secretary of the Deficit. In contrast, the deficit in fiscal 1997, which ended on September 30th, is estimated to be in the neighborhood of $30 billion, and may even be a little below that level. This reduction represents a lot of progress and we should be grateful for it. But we also need to be clear on what is driving this progress. Most of it has resulted from higher-than-expected tax revenues, due to higher-than-expected economic activity and income. Whether the recently passed budget deal will be sufficient to keep the deficit from reversing course, should the economy decelerate for whatever reason, is far from clear in my opinion. Additionally, in the absence of bolder long-term initiatives, the fiscal fallout from the demographic changes we all know will occur early in the next century could be exceedingly damaging to our economic welfare. Last, but not least, because you and I and other citizens in our country spend innumerable hours annually preparing income and other tax returns--when we could put that time and talent and effort to more productive uses--we need to get off our collective duff and do something meaningful and permanent to simplify the tax code.
Finally, what are the requirements for monetary policy? Monetary policy, as the phrase implies, should be about money and the money supply. When most Americans think of Fed monetary policy, however, they usually think of interest rates and what we may or may not do to change them, and I have to acknowledge that the way we conduct monetary policy in the short run undoubtedly contributes to this focus on interest rates. Throughout most of its history the Fed has manipulated certain key short-term interest rates--currently the so-called federal funds rate--to influence the growth of the money supply and achieve our other long-term policy objectives. And, largely for technical reasons, I think we are stuck with this procedure for the time being.
Because this monetary policy implementation procedure is less than ideal, it is important to look beyond all the day-to-day discussion and debate about interest rates to the Fed's longer-term monetary strategy. Not too many years ago a lot of people, including some prominent economists, believed the Fed could fine-tune the economy with monetary policy. The high inflation, high interest rates and general economic turbulence of the late-1970s and early-1980s taught us differently. Since then we have focused on reducing inflation gradually but steadily over time, and we have succeeded in bringing it down to its current rate below 3 percent.
I believe this steady progress against inflation has played an important role in the economy's strong performance in recent years. If they gave out Oscars for best supporting economy policy in the current expansion, I think our success in helping reduce inflation would be a strong contender. There is a widespread notion that when the Fed resists inflation to stabilize the purchasing power of our hard-earned dollars we are also resisting growth in jobs and income. Nothing could be further from the truth in my opinion. On the contrary, low inflation promotes strong long-term growth by reducing risk and encouraging investment in new plants, new equipment, new technology and new ideas, and by clarifying the signals individual prices are sending to producers, consumers and investors. These things make our free market economy work more efficiently. So the monetary policy requirement for continued strong economic performance in my view is that the Fed continue to focus squarely on price level stability as its principal longer-term strategic objective. We have made substantial progress towards achieving this objective and we need now to solidify these gains and make them permanent, and I hope you will support us in this effort.
Thank you.
Jim Strader
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Benefit fraud grows as repayments trickle in
Benefit fraudsters are repaying their ill-gotten gains at a snail's pace while the money they owe has ballooned to more than $106 million.
One 83-year-old woman convicted last year of defrauding social welfare of $215,000 is paying it back at $10.50 a week. It will take her 393 years to clear the debt.
The scale of benefit fraud being uncovered has jumped fourfold since 2008, with 714 people convicted for defrauding taxpayers of a record $23.4m in the year to June 2012.
But while the Ministry of Social Development is more aggressively pursuing fraudsters, the trickle of repayments is making little impact on the growing mountain of debt. Last year only $2.5m was repaid by welfare fraudsters. During the same period, the total money they owed rose by nearly $20m.
The outstanding debt incurred by benefit fraudsters is getting exponentially bigger every year, almost doubling since 2008. This is largely because most fraudsters are paying off their debts in small weekly instalments.
The average repayment for fraudsters still on a benefit - which many of them are - is $13 a week. For those who have found work, it is $22 a week.
The top five offenders last year collectively defrauded the ministry of more than $1m. Four of them are not repaying anything while they serve prison sentences.
Associate Social Development Minister Chester Borrows said the ministry was partly a victim of its own success. "We are creating a bigger problem for ourselves, but we are responding to it."
New policies were being developed to improve early detection of fraud and speed up repayments, he said. One of the most common types of benefit fraud was not declaring a working partner - thereby gaining a bigger payment.
Mr Borrows said the Government was looking at whether money could be recovered directly from partners.
"Where the working partner has been living on the proceeds of benefit fraud, we are looking at ways we can spread the criminal liability."
While some big debts would never be recovered, it was estimated 90 per cent would eventually be reclaimed, he said.
"We are going to drag that money back in again. The public expects it."
Labour social development spokeswoman Jacinda Ardern said that although benefit fraudsters should be vigorously pursued, their misdeeds were small compared with those of tax dodgers, who did not face the same level of scrutiny.
"The magnitude of that fraud is significant and is just as wrong."
She noted that, while fraud debt was rising, the Government had reduced funding to the ministry's fraud unit.
The ministry's deputy chief executive for integrity services, Iona Holsted, said most benefit fraudsters were repaying their debts.
The growing debt level reflected an increasing number of beneficiaries and improved fraud detection, she said. "We take every effort to recover all debts established through benefit fraud, no matter how small."
Ministry figures show the most common welfare fraud is not declaring work, followed by not declaring a partner. Last year, 31 people were also convicted for gaining a bigger benefit by lying about having dependent children.
2007, Auckland: Wayne Patterson, 53, is sentenced to eight years and nine months in jail after using 123 identities to steal $3.4 million from social welfare. The Crown recovered $3.5m from Patterson and is seeking assets deposited in Austria, worth about $3m.
June 2009, Hamilton: Kirsten McIver is sentenced to eight months' home detention for benefit fraud. She defrauded social welfare agencies of $66,032 by failing to declare she had a partner. She and her partner were also repeated rent dodgers, owing $30,000 to a string of landlords.
March 2011, Auckland: Jeanette Ford, 41, dubbed the "face of greed" by the Ministry of Social Development, is jailed for three years for defrauding Work and Income of more than $231,000. She used stolen identities, and forged driver's licences and birth certificates to steal the money over 13 years.
May 2012, Hamilton: Mia Horne, 52, is sentenced to six months in prison after defrauding social welfare of nearly $100,000 over eight years. She lied to Work and Income about having a partner and repeatedly applied for special needs grants.
March 2012, Auckland: Colin Diedrichs, 82, is imprisoned for more than three years after using the identities of two dead babies to defraud social welfare of $447,000. The fraud was carried out over 22 years, lasting so long that one of his personas claiming an unemployment benefit switched to superannuation. Most of his money was hoarded rather than spent. The ministry is expecting to recover about $357,000.
November 2012, Tauranga: Eileen Farquer, 83, is sentenced to a year's home detention, appearing in Tauranga District Court for using several fake identities to defraud social welfare of $215,000 over 25 years. Her offending was uncovered only after she was involved in a car crash and police at the scene checked her identity.
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Did retired Coquitlam teacher have other victims?
In mid-January, I wrote about a December court appearance by a retired Port Coquitlam teacher who had pleaded guilty to sexual interference involving two victims. Before writing, I searched Google for any other mention of these guilty pleas and found none.
It appears publicity about the case may have prompted more allegations. On Thursday, the RCMP issued a release saying it has received additional information from three of Read's former students and is now investigating further. The release, titled Has This Happened to You, states:
Last month Russell Lance Read, a 60 year-old retired teacher, pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting two young people. The incidents took place about a decade ago when he was still teaching.
One of the schools Read taught at was Citadel Middle School in Port Coquitlam. Besides being a computer teacher at the school; he also coached ruby, volleyball and choir. Recently, the Coquitlam RCMP received reports from three alleged victims who were taught by Read at the school between 1996 and 2004.
While the information is being investigated by our Sex Crimes Unit, we are urging anyone who thinks they may have been a victim of Russell Lance Read to come forward and talk to us, said Corporal Jamie Chung.
If you have allegedly been a victim of Russell Lance Read, please contact Constable Jenn Croft at 604-552-7394 or Constable Andrea Schadeck at 604-552-7393 of the Coquitlam RCMP Sex Crimes Unit.
Read was also disciplined by the former B.C. College of Teachers (BCCT) in 2009. More than a week ago, I made an official request for more information about that case, but I'm still waiting. (The BCCT routinely turned around such requests in a day or two.)


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Jermaine Cunningham, ex-Gator Demps arrested
Starting defensive end Jermaine Cunningham, former Gator Jonathan Demps and former LSU football and track star Xavier Carter were all arrested early Wednesday morning after an altercation with an employee at a local sandwich shop at about 2:49 a.m.
The fight allegedly was over a bag of chips.
According to Gainesville Police Sgt. Art Adkins, an argument with the clerk broke out after the two were asked to pay for a bag of chips at Jimmy John's restaurant, 1724 W. University Ave.
"They became verbally abusive, struck the employee with empty soda cans and a sandwich, and then fled the store,'' Adkins said.
Carter and Cunningham were stopped by police across the street from campus, identified by the store employee, and arrested by GPD.
Demps was later stopped while walking on campus by a University Police Department officer, identified, and arrested.
All three were released on their own recognizance Wednesday morning, according to court records. All were ordered not to have contact with the alleged victim, and Carter was also ordered not to have contact with Demps or Cunningham.


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Jeff Goldblum Poses In Friend's Wedding Photo Being Chased By T Rex
What a good sport. Jeff Goldblum recently was at a wedding and posed for a photo where the photographer later photoshopped in a dinosaur. Great photo, and great publicity for the photographer!
PHOTOS: Jeff Goldblum popped up in a dinosaur-themed wedding: http://t.co/QCEAwgNn3P (photo via @BiesenthalPhoto) pic.twitter.com/3l5emgwk3H
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Emerging Voices Project: Good God!
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Spotlight UB presents a staged reading of Jon Shorr's play Good God! about a modern-day Job, directed by Iron Crow Theater Co. Artistic Director Steve Satta.
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Runcorn, Cheshire, United Kingdom, 2012/01/09 - CSols new release of Remote Sampler is a handheld based sample collection and data capture system developed in conjunction with a number of water companies seeking a solution to automate their field based sampling activities.
CSols is pleased to announce a new release of its Remote Sampler solution, a handheld based sample collection and data capture system developed in conjunction with a number of water companies seeking a solution to automate their field based sampling activity, in order to reduce costs, eliminate paperwork and transcription, provide a full chain of custody and meet regulatory requirements.
CSols ruggedized PDA Remote Sampler improves chain of custody, reduces transcription errors and reduces the cost of sample collection
Although nowadays laboratory testing is often highly automated, many laboratories still rely upon paper based sample scheduling and external collection systems which rely upon manual transcription of field data and labelling of sample containers. The Remote Sampler system uses instead ruggedized hand held computers and powerful software, to consistently guide the sampling process, easily capture field data, accurately assign samples to their correct containers and return all information electronically to internal IT systems such as LIMS, without the need for paper schedules, worksheets or further manual registration in the laboratory.
Managing Sampling
The Remote Sampler Hub software is at the heart of the system and is used by the Sampling Manager(s) to efficiently manage their collection schedules and staff to ensure samples are correctly sampled and arrive safely and quickly at their appropriate destination laboratory.
When a Remote Sampler system is configured with wireless broadband, a Sampling Manager now gets the option to electronically track the physical progress of each sampler via Google maps, to reschedule routes dynamically to account for holidays and emergencies and to get immediate notification that sampling is complete at individual locations.
Guided operation
The Remote Sampler software running on the hand held device is not simply a task scheduling tool but a configurable application guiding each sampler consistently through the required sampling protocols. The software includes an integrated satellite navigation system to get the sampler quickly and safely to the sampling location, wizard based forms to guide the sampler through the recording of field measurements, reading of barcodes from empty sample containers and the electronic transfer of all data when completed.
Where samples require transportation via courier the software will collect appropriate location and storage details and uses this together with GPS co-ordinates, collection times and login details to create an extensive audit and custody trail. The software also now supports unscheduled or ad hoc sampling for emergency samples.
Sampling in different settings
Now with the new features provided at both the Hub and PDA, the systems capabilities extend beyond the original requirements for clean, trade and effluent water sampling and could offer solutions in the following areas :-
a) Environmental sampling for the collection of water and waste samples such as water sampling to support legionella screening of ventilation systems, or monitoring of waste storage locations.
b) Field surveys for the collection of soil, geological or horticultural samples required for commercial or research based surveys
c) Clinical screening for the collection of samples with or without sampling kits when a clinician visit is required and patient details need recording
Regulatory requirements
The chain of custody meets the regulatory requirements of the regulatory bodies e.g. the UKAS Accreditation Requirements for Sampling and Testing in Accordance with the Drinking Water Testing Specification - DWTS UK Drinking Water Inspectorate (Water) and the Food Standards Agency, and can be transferred to LIMS or other IT systems.
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If you think your existing field data collection and sampling system could be improved using a system like Remote Sampler then please contact us directly. Wed be happy to discuss and understand your requirements in greater detail at no obligation and can arrange a product demonstration as appropriate, please contact CSols at the address below or email us at remotesampler[.]csols.com.
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Two Surveys: Transit and Ice Rink
Take the Penn Transit Survey
The Penn Transit Survey is now available online at www.upenn.edu/survey/transit Please take a few minutes to take the survey, as it will assist Penn Transportation in improving services for those who ride Penn Buses, Penn Shuttles, Penn Accessible Transit (PAT) and Loop through University City (LUCY). It is a convenient and easy way to make a difference in Penn's sustainable transportation efforts. Complete the survey online for one of two chances to win a gift certificate to Penne Restaurant and Wine Bar or a Penn hoodie from the Bookstore.
2012 Penn Ice Rink Survey
Participate in the Penn Ice Rink Survey at www.upenn.edu/survey/icerink for a chance to win one of two prizes: a Palestra bottle opener valued at $80 or 10 free skating passes.
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