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Micah Koch, 25, of Hershey appeared in Lincoln County District Court for a status hearing Tuesday on charges of motor vehicle homicide and driving under the influence of alcohol- 4th offense or greater.
Koch is scheduled to be back in district court Dec. 3.
Koch was allegedly driving a pickup shortly after midnight Jan. 28 that crashed and killed a young woman, Korey Huebner.
Koch and another passenger, Jay Shotkoski of Hershey, were injured. The pickup was westbound on Platte Valley Road and hit the dirt bank on the west side of the T intersection at Prairie Trace Road.
Accident reconstructionists from the sheriffs office believe the truck was speeding when it crashed. Kochs blood alcohol level tested at twice the legal limit and seat belts were not in use, according to the Lincoln County sheriffs office.
Koch was arrested Jan. 31. He paid the required 10 percent of $100,000 bond that day and was released.
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NSW households and small businesses selling solar power into the electricity grid would be paid 8¢ to 10¢ a kilowatt hour if retail distributors accept suggestions from an Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal draft report.
Clean energy industry participants say the 8¢ to 10¢ price "benchmark" is too low and does not accurately reflect the profit energy retailers make from on-selling clean energy fed into the grid by customers.
The state government paid 20¢ or 60¢ a kilowatt hour under its now defunct Solar Bonus Scheme.
"The rate we have set is equal to the value of electricity to retailers once [operational] costs have been subtracted," IPART chief executive Jim Cox said. Any rate equivalent to retail electricity prices – 20¢ to 30¢ a kilowatt hour – would require a government subsidy and was therefore untenable, he said.
Australian Solar Energy Society chief executive John Grimes said IPART's framework did not allow for prices that might cause retail electricity prices to rise or require additional budget spending.
"The interim report makes a very low-range recommendation," Mr Grimes said.
"But at least it vindicates what we've been saying, which is that the power utilities are currently receiving [equivalent to $30 million a year] of solar power free of charge."
The Clean Energy Council recommends that the price paid be between 12¢ and 16¢.
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Energy Retailers Association Australia chief executive Cameron O'Reilly said mandating tariffs could deter competition and distort the market for all users, merely to benefit the 5 per cent that have solar panels.
"The market is already providing voluntary retailer contributions and, if you were to mandate, you risk red-flagging households with solar panels. It could deter some retailers from pursuing those customers," he said.
At present, two of the three standard retailers,
While the scheme was closed in April due to better than expected uptake that put pressure on retail electricity prices, the government said it would continue to pay mandated feed-in tariffs to participants for the remaining five years of its operation.
IPART recommends retailers be asked to contribute 7.5¢ a kilowatt hour towards the cost of the scheme, which is estimated by the NSW Attorney-General to cost between $1.2 billion and $1.4 billion.
"The affordability of electricity is an issue we are very concerned about and we think all appropriate measures should be taken to soften future pricing," Mr Cox said.
Mr Hartcher said the government was giving "serious consideration" to that recommendation, which could reduce the total cost to consumers by as much as 15 per cent over the life of the scheme.
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KUMA-NIN Maximus wrote:PrymeStriker wrote:KUMA-NIN Maximus wrote:PrymeStriker wrote:Or does Arcee die?
Now... Now... Does she look like a Cliffjumper or even a Breakdown to you?
The writers have stated that no one is safe from death in this show. You don't know who's going to die next. By the end of Season 3 the only original Autobot left could be Optimus for all we know.
Yeah... And that is writer's lingo for "We can kill off any character we want, just not the ones that Hasbro want to keep alive for marketing reasons."
It's kind of like NCIS, which disposed of two major characters before replacing them with others, disposing of a recurring character, and might be removing another main character (which is highly unlikely). So when it comes to this series, they will only dispose of characters tied to voice actors that do not (or are not allowed to) renew their contracts, much less willing to do such as said character.
And besides... Arcee was the one who had technically gotten revenge for Break Down. So you should be grateful for that.
I personally do not care which Autobots or Decepticons die, but it's how they die that matters. The fact that Breakdown was killed by Airachnid is the reason I wish he'd come back, aside from the part where he's my favorite character. Airachnid is as annoying as Miko was to me, and therefore did not deserve to die by the hands "of that retch."
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Gov. Charlie Crist paid an official visit to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Wednesday to learn more about how the agency is attacking the proliferation of Burmese pythons in the Everglades. The problem took on urgency last month after a pet Burmese python asphyxiated a girl in Sumter County.
Florida's python capture program began July 17 and will end Oct. 31, and FWC officials say they are considering asking the state Legislature to ban Internet sales of pythons.
Tim Breault, an FWC habitat and species expert, said six pythons have been captured in recent weeks. Breault estimated that 110,000 of the exotic snakes have been brought into Florida since 1990, and the snake "got its toehold" in the Everglades in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew, partly because of the storm-related destruction of pet shops in Monroe and Miami-Dade counties.
The governor walked the halls of FWC's offices in the Farris Bryant Building near the Capitol, and met and made small talk with a number of employees. Spotting a computer mouse pad featuring the FSU logo, Crist asked a secretary: "When does FSU start practice?" When a woman said she worked in FWC's office of inspector general, Crist asked: "Are you doing a lot of inspecting, generally?"


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Two men suspected of stealing grease from a Hemet McDonald's were arrested Friday morning, Dec. 28, after a stakeout by the restaurant owner, police said.
The owner told police that thieves have been targeting restaurants and stealing thousands of dollars worth of cooking grease, which they sell to recyclers. Restaurant grease can be refined into biodiesel fuel, which has sent prices skyrocketing.
The owner of the McDonald's in the 2300 block of West Florida Avenue called police around midnight to say he would be inside his closed business waiting for suspects who have been stealing grease, according to a news release from the Hemet Police Department.
About 1:50 a.m. the owner called and said the suspects were at the restaurant stealing grease.
Police arrived and found two men, Noel Portillo, 22, of Compton, and Ricardo Robles, 24, of Long Beach, inside a Dodge Ram dually pickup with the engine running, police said. The truck contained a large metal tank mounted in the bed.
After reviewing surveillance tapes, the men were arrested and the truck impounded, police said.
According to the restaurant owner, the same suspects have stolen grease from his restaurant on at least two other occasions, police said.
Grease thefts have sprouted around the country and restaurant and law enforcement agencies have been trying to stop them.
In North Carolina, grease thieves could face felony charges under a law that goes into effect New Year's Day.
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Slackware current: Firefox 16.0 segmentation fault
On Slackware current (up to date) 32 bit the new Firefox 16 gives a segmentation fault. This happens on the restart after 1) "Help > Check new version", or 2) after downloading the tar.bz2 from the Firefox site, or 3) after slackpkg install or update.
Sending the problem report to Mozilla also fails.
The new Firefox 16 on Xubuntu 12.04 64 bit is OK.
The new Firefox 16 on PartedMagic 2012_10_09 is OK too.
No problem here. X64
No problem here x86
So the problem is specific to my machines ...
Disabling all plugins did not help.
Moving /opt/firefox (I run the version from the firefox download page, so I can choose where to install) to /usr/lib did not help.
Slackpkg install firefox (so the Slackware version) did not help.
Upgrading and running the firefox download under TWM was successful.
Upgrading and running the firefox download under Xfce 4.10 was successful.
Upgrading and running the firefox download under Trinity 3.5.13 fails !!!
As Trinity is on its way out on my machines I can live with this outcome.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Can a marriage be like a lease?
Or perhaps a better question: Should a marriage be like a lease?
Leave it to a lawyer to even broach the subject, which is exactly what Paul Rampell, a Palm Beach, Fla., attorney did last week in a Washington Post opinion piece.
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Tyrone County GAA supremo Mickey Harte told the trial of former minor football star Sean Hackett, who shot his father dead, that the teenager was "a very quiet, unassuming, lovely young gentleman".
The Tyrone manager, who led his county to three All-Ireland championship wins, told Dungannon Crown Court that he couldn't "say a bad word" about 19-year-old Hackett, either from afar, before knowing him, or after he met him, "face to face".
Asked if he'd found the former minors' county captain "cold and uncaring", Mr Harte said he had found him to be anything but that.
"He was very warm and very caring, totally opposite to that description," he added.
Earlier he had described Hackett, who denies murdering his 60-year-old father Aloysius in the driveway of their Aghindarrah Road family home in Augher, on January 4 last year, as a "very talented" GAA player, "one of the best players in his age group".
Mr Harte said he had his "eye on him" as a future senior county player and that Hackett, both as a club and county footballer, had a "lot to look forward to".
Alluding to the fact he had already captained the county minors, Mr Harte explained that such positions were not passed out on a whim and had to be earned.
Hackett, he said, had demonstrated signs and qualities of leadership, and that his team-mates would have looked up to him as their captain, and at a time when his team captured the Ulster championship that season.
However, following his glowing endorsement as a talented GAA player with a promising future, the court heard that Hackett himself was thinking of ways of getting out of the game, but realised he simply could not drop out of playing as it would raise too many questions.
The jury of six women and six men also heard his mind was just not in it, and he wanted to be on his own, and that it was "good" whenever he would receive a text message to say "there would be no training".
On other occasions, Hackett reported that he "faked injury" to get out of training.
Although he went to the gym to do some training, it was not long before he showered and went off home.
Two top consultants who examined him in the aftermath of the shooting agree that Hackett knew the killing of his father was wrong. However, they disagree as to whether or not he was suffering from a mental abnormality leading to diminished responsibility for his actions and therefore the murder of his father.
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Discussion in 'Jack's Place' started by 12Pack, Jan 3, 2011.
I'll be getting sworn in and assume the role of Mayor
Have fun storming the castle....
Use your powers wisely my son.
do they give you a sash?
And a big pointy hat?
pics or we're not voting for you again!
Do you get to play the Hendrix version of your town's Alma Mater ?
Now it's encumbent on the incumbent not to be recumbent. Do good works!
congrats your honor....err....your eminence....err....oh never mind....
Awesome, congrats!
Cool. I wonder if being mayor will change the way you post drunk.
First thought I had as well.
Nice! Once you are done with your town, move to mine and fix it up as well.
Do you get the keys to the hooker cabinet?
See what you can find out about that Area 51 stuff. I want to see some aliens!
Although he should borrow your quaint custom of dropping a race car from a crane to mark the coming of the new year.
Cool! Congrats!
After you get sworn in is when the swearing really begins.
Nothing like dropping a sprint car to bring the town together
There's also the infamous beaver drop in Beavertown on New Years Eve. Insert your own jokes where you may
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Super Columns
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"Ignore the "super" name and just play the game."
Back when Nintendo claimed that "they" created Tetris, and that "they" owned the rights to it and that it was "their" property, Sega couldn't have the insanely popular puzzler on the Genisis, so they opted for the next best thing; create their own puzzler and make it better than Nintendo's.
Super Columns is almost as good a title as The New Tetris. Minor upgrades and added stuff don't exactly make this game "super." With that said, don't question my score -- this is a great game, it's not just not a super game.
The game, like most 2D puzzlers, has you placing blocks on top of one another, everytime three of the exact same color is lined up (albiet diagnal, straight accross or up and down), they disappear, and the blocks on top of them fall onto of whatever's below them.
Throughout the Super Columns, you'll get various power-ups that can make or break your game. For example, if you get a flashing set of blocks, and you place it on a yellow block (and they're on the bottom), then they'll all disappear and chances are the rest of the blocks will just fall into place, making for large chains (which = more points) and clearing off the board.
However, if you happen to place the flashing blocks on top of a red block, and they're mostly at the top, then chances are it'll just kill off those and won't make for any chains or combos at all.
There are three modes to choose from at the title screen, Endless, Story and Flash. Endless is like Tetris' regular mode -- it never ends. You just play for points and what level/stage you can get to. Unlike Tetris, however, you have the option to add or take away different types of blocks (do you want four at easy, or six at hard?) and change their shape, as well (for all you Tetris junkies out there, Sega included an option that allows you to have blocks or gems).
Story mode is where you face off against a computer controlled opponent, trying to make your way to the final boss and win some treasure or something. The story itself isn't made too clear in the game, but it's a fun mode nonetheless.
And finally, there's Flash mode. In Flash mode, one, two or even three colored balls will be scattered throughout the gem-covered screen. The object of this mode is to line up two other blocks of the same color as the ball you're trying to clear. If you sucessfully pull this off, you'll move onto the next stage. Trust me, it's a lot harder than it sounds...
Gameplay: 8
This game offers so much more than the original Tetris in so many ways, but it doesn't really have the action-packed fun of Tetris Attack. Costumization is a big part of the Endless mode, and that's a good thing. The sound isn't at all annoying, which keeps the gameplay at an enjoyable, not fast (but not slow either) pace.
Stack 'em all together, line six up on the bottom, do some chains or link them together for some really strange looking shapes. This game sometimes feels like a Special Edition of Tetris. And in a way, that's what it is...
Sound/Music: 8
I know there's gotta be a ton of Tetris junkies out there just waiting to send me hatemail about this, but I gotta say it anyway -- Super Columns has good, different and almost innovative (considering the platform it's on) tunes, but Tetris... doesn't. I have nothing against that game's music, in fact, I like it a lot, but it's nothing special, or anything "super," for that matter.
The sounds of dropping blocks on top of each other and doing various things in the game sounds pretty much as you'd expect it to. Nothing "super" there either...
Graphics: 7
Definitely not the best on the system, and certainly not the worst. Super Columns (okay, I'm sure most of you have realized by now that I'm talking about Super Columns and not Soul Calibur, so from now on I'll just refer to it at as "SC") does however, have much better graphics than Tetris does. It's a 2D puzzler! What do you want? You can't expect to see great graphics in a game like this...
Story: 1
"Don't let the surhpant through! If he finds out about the amulets." That's one of the great, perfectly-written, RPG-caliber lines from SC's story mode. I tell ya, they should have made an RPG about this. I'm sure Nintendo would have begged Sega to let 'em port it to N64, too.
Replayability: 9
SC's high replayability stands out the most among Game Gear puzzlers (and most of the GG games ever made, for that matter). Bust-A-Move is a pretty fun newbie to the scene, but even game magazines are getting sick of it. And I honestly don't think that after four years of owning a game like that, that I could stand to play it anymore. Well, I've owned SC that long... and I still enjoy playing it, as does everyone else in my immediate family.
Should I buy Super Columns?: Yes.
Puzzler freaks with a Game Gear can't go wrong with Super Columns. I was never that big into puzzlers (I wasn't even a big fan when I first got this game), and didn't start to really enjoy puzzle games until Tetris Attack came out, but I still enjoyed Super Columns a lot. It doesn't appear as if Dreamcast is getting an updated version, so this may be one of your last chances to play a true classic...
Reviewer's Rating: 4.5 - Outstanding
Originally Posted: 11/01/99, Updated 11/01/99
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Last spring the Arkansas legislature passed a law requiring schools to compute each student's body mass (using the Body Mass Index, BMI) and record it on report cards. The BMI generates a number based on a person's height and weight, and is supposed to indicate something about one's health. However, it's been criticized for not distinguishing between fat and muscle. A few years ago the government revised the index, and 30 million people woke up overweight. According to the Center for Consumer Freedom (www.consumerfreedom.com/game_fatchart.cfm), the new BMI has these people as overweight or obese: Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Michael Jordan, and me (5 feet, 7 inches, and 158 pounds).
For Ideas on Liberty the issue, of course, is not the questionable validity of the BMI; it's the propriety of a law requiring agents of the state, government teachers, to keep track of the body mass of students who are compelled to attend school.
At FEE it's our policy not to tell the government how to run its schools. We just think no one should be forced to attend or pay for them. Nevertheless, the Arkansas law is instructive. Education historians have long known that government did not get into education because the private sector couldn't handle it. The education market was vibrant and accessible to rich and poor in the days before "public education." Government got itself involved because it was the obvious way to conduct grand social engineering. The American architects of the Prussian-inspired "common school" promised to create a new and improved society—to eradicate crime and sin—by replacing the influence of vicious, slothful parents with that of enlightened state-trained educators. Physical fitness was part of the program, along with a curriculum of social studies that portrays expanding government power as benign and the voluntary sphere as ever threatening.
This matter confirms another warning of those (notably Thomas Szasz) who see danger in the union of health and state. "We are facing a crisis in this country and in Arkansas with obesity," State Senator Sue Madison said. "I realize this is seeming like a huge invasion of privacy but there is a concern because of the health crisis and to some extent that crisis will be [borne] by the taxpayers in the future."
Everyone who believes that government can pay for medical care without serious consequences for liberty can now take stock. All kinds of restrictions on our freedom and privacy—and all impositions on our children—can be defended as ways to save the taxpayers money. Fiscal responsibility has been enlisted in the cause of statism and collectivism. That was the rationalization for the states' suits against the tobacco industry. It will be used to justify suits against fast-food restaurants and who knows what else?
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Spam may be okay for breakfast, but few people want it flowing into their computers all day. Must we look to government to save us? No, says Christopher Westley.
Ludwig von Mises, in a 1946 reprint, analyzes the effect of the Great German Inflation on business.
For some strange reason, the people who make life-saving drugs are under assault. Doug Bandow asks us to consider what things would be like without the pharmaceutical companies.
When one thinks of Austrian economics one thinks of Ludwig von Mises, the great theorist and an adviser to FEE founder Leonard E. Read. In the second installment of a classic reprint, legendary economic journalist Henry Hazlitt explores the contributions of Mises and later generations of Austrian writers.
The term "rent-seeking" is often used in discussions of public policy from a free-market perspective. Sanford Ikeda contributes a primer on subject.
The U.S. Supreme Court had handed down landmark decisions on affirmative action at state colleges and universities. George Leef provides a tour of the court's reasoning.
Even though little is known about what causes climate change, an awful lot of people "know" what to do about it. Christopher Lingle advises caution.
A group of critics of laissez faire called themselves "distributists." Concerned with the insecurities in the marketplace, they offered a philosophy with some surface appeal. Thomas Woods goes beneath the surface.
Columns this month: Richard Ebeling looks back at the German hyperinflation. Robert Higgs examines the federal government's venture into the shipping industry. Donald Boudreaux looks at population fallacies. Walter Williams praises the social role of profit. And William Thomas, hearing the argument that Africa's future depends on handouts from wealthy Americans, replies, "It Just Ain't So!"
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In 1814 Andrew Jackson -- a freshly minted general on his way to an undistinguished presidency -- chased the Seminole Indians into Florida. For most of the next century, federal troops continued to hunt Native Americans, pushing them farther and farther south, into the swampy fringe of the continent. Most of the Indians were killed. Others were forced to relocate onto reservations in Florida and Oklahoma.
The most stubborn of the Seminoles, those who later came to be known as the Miccosukee, hid out in the Everglades, a region that provided safe haven precisely because it was so utterly inhospitable.
But in 1947 the federal government opened Everglades National Park. The Indians were forcibly removed from the newly formed park, even though much of the land had been pledged to them under a previous peace agreement.
For reasons that remain unclear, the displaced Indians settled on a 330-acre strip on the northern border of the park in West Dade, along the road called Tamiami Trail. Though the Miccosukee have since been granted a 75,000-acre reservation to the north, most of the tribe's 373 members still live within park boundaries. They do not own the land, but have been allowed to build a tribal headquarters, school, shops, and homes there. In fact, any construction in this so-called special use permit area requires the consent of the park superintendent.
As the two groups most dependent on the survival of the Everglades, the Miccosukee and park staff would seem natural allies, especially in this era of environmental crisis. But in the past year, the uneasy alliance between Indians and park rangers has been replaced by mistrust and strident allegations, not to mention a legal battle that pits the rights of a powerful federal agency against a small but stubborn Indian nation.
At issue are the Miccosukees' efforts to make their little patch of Everglades more comfortable -- by building 65 more homes. In October the tribe brought a federal suit against park superintendent Richard Ring, aimed at forcing Ring to act on the request, which the Miccosukee claim he has ignored for two and a half years.
"The tribe never had this problem with other agencies or previous superintendents," says Angel Cortinas, one of a team of lawyers representing the Miccosukee. "Unfortunately Superintendent Ring has made it his policy to get rid of the Indians in the park. He seems to feel that their rights to their land are temporary."
Cortnas maintains that Ring was also responsible for last month's flooding -- which left many Miccosukees knee-deep in water -- because he refused to approve measures that might have lowered water levels. "He flooded Indian land on purpose," is how Cortinas puts it.
Ring sounds genuinely bemused by both claims. "I have no hidden agenda with regard to the Miccosukee tribe," he says. "And no intention of seeing them removed from the park. Nor would I ever consider flooding them. That's just nowhere near accurate."
The superintendent says the primary reason he has not responded to the tribe is that they have refused to supply him with a detailed land-use plan for the area they occupy. "We've told them that we need to assess the cumulative impact of construction development on that site, and in order to do that we need to understand their long-term plans," explains Ring, who took over the park in April 1992, scant months before Hurricane Andrew tore through South Florida.
For a tribe that numbers fewer than 400, the Miccosukee have been eager to build out. Indeed, the current push for housing comes on the heels of an expansion that increased the number of homes in the village from 50 to 103; a few of these new units have yet to be finished. Despite this flurry of activity, the tribe's land-resource manager, Steve Terry, says the Miccosukee are still living in overcrowded conditions: "We've got twenty names on the waiting list and others who are living with relatives." According to Terry, the 65 proposed new residences would not be built immediately. "We want to make sure we can provide homes down the line, when our population grows," he explains.
But Ring says the current request is complicated by the scheduled $110 million restoration of the Shark River Slough, a huge swath of wetland that constitutes the park's primary waterway and is a key component in the federal effort to clean up the Everglades. The special permit area happens to be located smack in the middle of the slough.
Tribe attorney Cortinas maintains that the new construction would take place on land that has already been developed, and thus would have virtually no effect on the park's restoration plans.
"Taking a cursory look at it, I'd say that since the proposed homes are all adjacent to the [Tamiami] Trail, and since already water flows under that road and into the park, the homes would not have a tremendous impact on water flow," says Richard Bonner, deputy district engineer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the agency charged with regulating water flow throughout the state. "Then again, anytime you put more people into an ecosystem, you've got all kinds of effects, from septic tanks on up. The superintendent's concern is that the park's limited natural resources are put first."
In Bonner's estimation, both Ring and Miccosukee tribal chairman Billy Cypress are "honorable men who are doing what they feel is the right thing." Still, he says he is surprised by the nasty tenor of the allegations being lodged by the Indians against Ring. He says the claim that Ring intentionally tried to flood the Indians, for instance, is nonsense. "I think we all worked together to try to deal with that problem," he notes.
Many attribute the more combative tone to Dexter Lehtinen, the aggressive former acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida who heads the Miccosukee tribe's legal team. Since being retained by the Indians in 1992, Lehtinen has filed a battery of suits against federal agencies, claiming that the government's plans to clean up the Everglades are so watered down that they place the entire region in peril.
"Things really didn't turn nasty until Dexter got into this thing," says one Department of the Interior staffer, who requested anonymity. "As the people of South Florida know, his style is confrontational. Unfortunately he's caught in a classic Catch-22. On the one hand, he wants to save the Everglades from development. On the other, he's pushing for his clients to get permission to build a whole bunch of houses."
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But environmentalists like Joette Lorian, vice president of Friends of the Everglades, have hailed Lehtinen as a hero who is a waging a fight that the government has already ceded to special interests such as sugar manufacturers. "The Miccosukee have realized that the only way to save their homeland, the Everglades, is to fight this thing in court. And they've hired good lawyers to help them do so. Why shouldn't they?" she says. Lorian says that while she would otherwise oppose any development in the Everglades, she is reluctant to fault the Miccosukee for seeking to build new homes. "These are people who were chased into the Everglades," she stresses. "I don't think it's fair to fault them for seeking the comfort we take for granted."
Though members of his legal firm spoke at length with New Times, Lehtinen himself did not return phone calls.
"Dexter is not the issue," says Sonia O'Donnell, another colleague. "The Everglades are.


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The Albert Einstein Foundation, through its board of directors, announced today the election of S. Ralph Lazrus as president, to succeed Dr. Israel Goldstein, who resigned Sept. 16th. The Foundation plans to establish a Jewish-sponsored, secular, non-quota university in Waltham, Massachusetts, to be open to students and faculty on the sole basis of scholastic merit.
Mr. Lazrus has been associated with the foundation since its inception, as chairman of the Founder's Campaign Committee, and a member of the board of directors. In accepting the presidency of the Foundation, he said: "Our one goal is to complete the organization of the university project at the earliest possible date. During the formative stages of the Foundation, great strides were made in this direction under the able presidency of Dr. Goldstein. It remains now to finish the job which was so well begun. Dr. Einstein is continuing his active interest and support, and we have every assurance of success."
A resident of Lawrence, N.Y., Mr. Lazrus has been long associated with philanthropic affairs. Besides the Einstein Foundation, his present civic and philanthropic affiliations include: Woodmere Academy, Woodmere, L.I., as vice-president; United Palestine Appeal, as vice-president; Five Towns Community Chest, as chairman of the board; Jewish Statistical Bureau, as chairman of the board; United Jewish Appeal, as national chairman of the jewelry division, and as a director; Jewish Telegraphic Agency, as treasurer; and American Institute of International Information, as treasurer.


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The theme for 2017 is "Defining Primary Care in the 21st Century" and will address health reform in the Irish system, utilising technology in health, Primary Care Resource Centres, transitional funding into Primary Care and keeping patients out of hospitals.
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The permanent secretary of the ministry of defence, Rosette Byengoma has made a personal donation of an assortment of medical equipment worth millions to the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF).
On Thursday, Byengoma handed over the equipment to the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Katumba Wamala, during a brief function held at the Mbuya Army Barracks in Kampala.
The equipment includes 150 beds and mattresses with bedside cupboards, three operating tables, sterilizers, microscopes as well as blood pressure machines.
Present at the function were Brig. Dr. Ambrose Musinguzi, the director of medical services in the UPDF, Lt. Col. Dr. Stephen Kusasira, the UPDF HIV/AIDS programme coordinator and the army spokesperson, Lt. Col. Paddy Ankunda.
Byengoma said that the equipment was acquired through her own personal efforts when she approached a number of companies and individuals and mobilized them to donate to the armed forces.
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Game Blog: Duke downs UNC 27-25, advances to ACC title
Posted November 29, 2013
Updated November 30, 2013
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — FINAL: The Blue Devils intercepted Marquise Williams as the Tar Heels were driving with under a minute to play to seal the 27-25 win Saturday. With the win Duke will play in the ACC Championship game against Florida State.
2:22 fourth quarter; Duke 27, UNC 25: Huge defensive stops by the Tar Heels force Duke to go for the field goal. The 27-yard attempt by Ross Martin gives the Blue Devils the lead late in the fourth quarter.
7:03 fourth quarter; UNC 25, UNC 24: North Carolina grabs the lead on a 37-yard field goal by Thomas Moore.
5:10 third quarter; Duke 24, UNC 22: Marquise Williams connects with Quinshad Davis for a 23-yard touchdown. Heels trail 24-22.
12:08 third quarter; Duke 24, UNC 15: Duke's Kelby Brown intercepts Marquise Williams on the Tar Heels' opening second half drive. Duke starts their drive from midfield and in seven plays Anthony Boone connects with Jamison Crowder for the touchdown. Duke extends their lead to 24
0:04 second quarter; Duke 17, UNC 15: Duke attempts a 55-yard field goal to close out the first half but misses it to keep the score 17-15.
1:19 second quarter; Duke 17, UNC 15: Duke's DeVon Edwards returns it 99 yards for a touchdown and the 17-10 lead.
1:30 second quarter; UNC 15, Duke 10: The Heels get the ball on the Duke 34 after a muffed punt by Jamison Crowder. Carolina cannot move the ball and is faced with 4th down and 7 from the 31. Eric Ebron catches a 17-yard pass for the first down. A few plays later Marquise Williams scores on a one-yard rush. The Heels go for two and get it on a Tommy Hibbard to Thomas Moore pass. The Tar Heels take a 15-10 lead.
6:31 second quarter; Duke 10, UNC 7: In 16 plays Duke took the ball down the field to the three. On third down and three, Anthony Boone opted to keep it and is stopped at the line of scrimmage. Duke is forced to settle for a 22-yard field goal and a 10-7 lead.
2:31 first quarter; Duke 7, UNC 7: Duke effectively moved the ball down the field through the air leading to a Anthony Boone to Jamison Crowder 17-yard touchdown pass. The extra point is good and the game is tied at 7 all.
8:22 first quarter; UNC 7, Duke 0: North Carolina's Eric Ebron gets the Heels down to the Duke 10 after a 79 yard catch and run down the right side. That is his longest catch run on the season. Quarterback Marquise Williams keeps it for a nine yard rush and follows it up with a one yard push for the touchdown. The extra point is good and the Heels take a 7-0 lead.
12:00 first quarter; UNC 0, Duke 0: The Blue Devils went three and out on their opening drive and the Heels easily moved the ball down the field on theirs. Carolina can't break into the redzone and are forced to settle for a 42- yard field goal attempt. The kick goes wide right and the score remains 0-0.
Being the last home game of the season, the North Carolina seniors are being honored on the field prior to kick-off. Joining the seniors is junior Eric Ebron who announced he will be entering the 2014 NFL draft earlier this week.
Pregame: With each win in a historically successful season, Duke coach David Cutcliffe said his team would have to follow up with an even bigger win the following week.
That approach has brought the No. 24 Blue Devils here, within a win of an improbable Coastal Division championship and a ticket to the Atlantic Coast Conference title game. It all depends on whether they can beat surging rival North Carolina on Saturday.
"What it ended up being is two teams that are on a win streak, that are playing as well as anybody in the league coming together," Cutcliffe said. "And it happens to be a rival game and it happens to be on a holiday weekend. (The players) were able to write their own story and write their own challenge, and that's what this ultimately is."
Logan: Turnovers will make difference in Duke-UNC matchup
The Blue Devils (9-2, 5-2 ACC) have won seven straight to tie the program's single-season record for victories, while the Tar Heels (6-5, 4-3) have won five straight to dig out from a 1-5 start and become bowl eligible.
If Duke can beat North Carolina for the second straight year, the Blue Devils will face No. 2 Florida State in Charlotte next week for Duke's first ACC title since 1989.
"I said a long time ago I think people would doubt us for a while that we were going to be able to make it to the championship, and now we're in position to do that," Duke linebacker Kelby Brown said. "It doesn't get much bigger than this."
The Tar Heels are still irked by losing to the Blue Devils — UNC's first loss in the series since 2003 — on a last-second touchdown in last year.
"Regardless of playing in the ACC championship or not, there's still a lot to play for," UNC freshman receiver Ryan Switzer said. "We want to send these seniors out with a win against Duke in their final year. If we can beat them and keep them home for the ACC championship game and send one of these other teams, we'd love to do it."
Here are five things to watch in Saturday's Duke-North Carolina game:
SWITZER'S RETURNS: Switzer has returned four punts for touchdowns in the past three games, tying an ACC single-season record and an NCAA record for consecutive games with a TD punt return. Coach Larry Fedora said Switzer has improved significantly in understanding the blocking schemes on returns, which has allowed Switzer to score on returns of 61, 65, 65 and 85 yards in that span. He also had two long TD catches last week in the 80-20 rout of Old Dominion.
RUNNING BLUE DEVILS: Duke is having its most successful rushing season in more than three decades, running for 179 yards per game with a rotation at running back and dual-threat quarterback Brandon Connette. Duke ran for 358 yards in a win against Miami two weeks ago but managed just 121 while grinding out a tough win at Wake Forest last week. The Tar Heels have played better defense in the second half of the season, but they can't afford to let the Blue Devils turn in a big rushing performance.
ANSWERING THE BELL: The Tar Heels have built big first-half leads in each of their past three games, though they had to turn away a second-half comeback to win at Pittsburgh. The Blue Devils, meanwhile, have trailed 10-0 and 14-0 in their last two games. Duke doesn't want a repeat against a UNC team brimming with confidence and eager to get back the Victory Bell that goes to the winner of the long-running rivalry.
GOAL TO GO: Duke is one of two teams nationally — division member Georgia Tech is the other — that has converted every goal-to-go chance into a touchdown. The Blue Devils have scored touchdowns on 22 chances, with Connette running for 13 scores.
EBRON'S FINALE: UNC junior tight end Eric Ebron said Monday he will enter the NFL draft after the season, turning Saturday into an early Senior Day for him. Ebron will fall short of Fedora's preseason target of 12 touchdown catches and hasn't reached the end zone since his 199-yard day against Miami on Oct. 17, but he can still change the game if Marquise Williams can connect with him downfield. Ebron had five catches for 68 yards in last year's matchup.
AP Sports Writer Joedy McCreary in Durham contributed to this report.
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Terri Lyne Carrington is a rarity in jazz. She is a female drummer. She's also one of the best drummers in the world. Jazz Times has called her "prowess and power" undeniable. Her latest CD, "The Mosaic Project," won the 2012 Grammy award for best jazz vocal album.
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For 40 years, Terri Lyne Carrington has resisted being pigeon-holed by the "female" drummer label, until recently. So, in this profile, that's what we concentrated on — what it means to be a female jazz visionary.
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MONTVALE, NJ -- (Marketwire) -- 04/23/12 -- SRS, the leader in productivity-enhancing EHR technology and services for high-performance physicians, today announced that Lakeside Orthopedics has selected the SRS EHR. Lakeside Orthopedics is located in Omaha, Nebraska, and has been providing quality orthopaedic care to patients in that area since 2004.
"The hospital where our practice is located offered us a grant to cover the cost of the EHR system they were using, but we refused it and chose the SRS EHR," says Stephen R. Brown, M.D., Lakeside Orthopedics. "The hospital's EHR is geared more towards inpatient and primary care -- it doesn't come close to fulfilling the specific workflow needs of our orthopaedic practice the way that SRS does."
"We did a great deal of EHR reference-checking during our due diligence process and spoke with many SRS clients," says Nancy Mickelson, Administrator, Lakeside Orthopedics. "We were very impressed with the positive feedback regarding enhanced productivity and the usability of the SRS EHR."
"Specialty groups like Lakeside Orthopedics are tempted by generous hospital EHR subsidies to select EHR systems that tie them to the hospital, but do not complement their workflow," says Evan Steele, CEO of SRSsoft. "A recent survey conducted by FiercePracticeManagement validates Lakeside Orthopedics' decision. It took a closer look at the influence hospitals have on physicians' EHR selections and the findings were not surprising: specialists want, and need, EHR technology that supports their very specific needs. The SRS EHR is that solution for orthopaedists and other specialists."
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The government on Wednesday said it has taken note of the alleged racist attacks on Shilpa Shetty in a popular British reality television show.
"We are looking into all the aspects," Anand Sharma, minister of state for external affairs, told reporters. "We will take appropriate action as required. The world knows that India has throughout firmly rejected all forms of discrimination and racism," he added.
Shetty, who is participating in Celebrity Big Brother, has allegedly been the target of racist attacks by fellow contestants, some of whom have called her, among other names, a 'dog.'
The actress broke down on the show, and photographs of her crying made it to the front pages of newspapers in India on Wednesday. The issue was also raised in the British House of Commons.
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We know one thing to be true when it comes to Pacific-12 basketball this year: the NCAA tournament selection committee has to give an automatic bid to someone from the conference. As for who exactly that is, nobody seems sure after one of the few teams in the league that actually had a legitimate shot at an at-large bid was upset Thursday.
Washington, the top-seeded team in this week's Pac-12 tournament, lost to No. 8 seed Oregon State, 86-84, on Thursday afternoon in a quarterfinal matchup in Los Angeles. The Huskies, and the Pac-12's leadership, will now have to sweat it out on Selection Sunday to see if the conference earns a second bid to the NCAA tournament.
That's what happens when your league is rated 10th in the RPI behind the likes of Conference USA, the Atlantic 10 and the Missouri Valley. Meanwhile, other leagues out west, like the West Coast Conference and the Mountain West Conference, are all but assured of at least two bids and perhaps more this season.
In Washington's case, it will only have itself to blame. The Huskies also lost their regular season finale at UCLA, and combined with a dearth of quality nonconference wins throughout the Pac-12 this year, it probably means Coach Lorenzo Romar's bunch is on the outside looking in when it comes to the bubble right now.
That leaves California, Oregon and Arizona as maybe the last vestiges of hope if the Pac-12 wants an at-large bid.
The Golden Bears have the best resume of the group, with a top 40 RPI ranking, but it's not strong enough to withstand a loss to Stanford in a Pac-12 quarterfinal game Thursday night. Arizona has 21 wins, but the Wildcats are coming off of a crushing loss to woeful Arizona State to end the regular season and may need the automatic bid because of its poor RPI (No. 81).
Oregon could be the one positive-trending team in the league with Minnesota transfer Devoe Joseph now in the lineup. The Ducks have won four straight and nine of their last 12, but like the whole conference, have no quality non-conference wins to its credit. If Oregon beats Colorado in the Pac-12 quarterfinals late Thursday night, a potential semifinal matchup with California would loom large for this conference's shrinking NCAA tournament chances.
The way the Pac-12 has gone this year, though, it wouldn't be shocking to see President Obama make an impromptu trip to Los Angeles this weekend when his brother-in-law, Oregon State Coach Craig Robinson, leads the Beavers on a run to the league's automatic bid.


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Graham McKee was a double winner in the North Down zone's National qualifiers, held in Newtownards
The County Down taxi driver, who is an indoor and outdoor international, teamed up with Rodney McCutcheon to defeat their Rosemount club team mates, Alan Taylor and Darren Erskine 10-5 to lift the pairs title.
McCutcheon, Mark Bailie and McKee then enjoyed a 12-7 success in the triples over the Donaghadee Community combination skipped by Mark McCauley.
The night was dominated by clubs from the Lower Ards area, Rosemount and Ballywalter Park.
Hilary Cavan, who won the Irish Ladies singles last year, is on course to make a successful defence off her title after cementing her place at Shaw's Bridge following an impressive win over Elaine Hastings.
In the National singles, Stephen Hedley was up against his club mate Robert Hastings and it was the former who mastered what was a difficult mat, chalking up a narrow 9-8 victory after having been 6-1 up after five ends.
Big Keith Taylor will be returning to the national finals after impressively skipping his Rosemount rink - that includes his son Aaron - to an 8-5 win over Peter Campbell's Conlig side.
Curtis and Matthew Hastings retained their Junior pairs title while Dean Mills won his first ever Junior Singles title.
National singles: S Hedley (Ballywalter Pk) 9 R Hastings (Ballywalter Pk) 8.
National pairs: R McCutcheon, G McKee (Rosemount (IBC) 8 A Taylor, D Erskine (Rosemount IBC) 5.
National Triples: G McKee (Rosemount IBC) 12 McCauley (Donaghadee Community) 7.
National Fours: K Taylor (Rosemount IBC) 8 P Campbell (Conlig) 5.
Ladies singles: H Cavan (Glastry) 13 E Hastings (Ballywalter Pk) 4.
Ladies pairs, G Blair, E Hastings (Ballywalter Pk) 9 V Nesbitt, H Cavan (Glastry) 8.
Ladies triples: E Hastings (Ballywalter Pk) 11 K Light (Movilla) 9.
Junior singles: D Mills (Pickie) 11 A Moore (Pickie) 4.
Junior pairs: C Hastings, M Hastings (Ballywalter Pk) 11 D Mills, R Cavan (Pickie) 6.
Over-55 pairs: R Boyd, P Telford (Ballywalter Presbyterian) 12 M Gaw, T Cheevers (Donaghadee Community) 4.


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What types of competitions are available for just .22's? I know this is an open ended question, but wondering if there were common events that are limited to .22 - I have a Ruger Govt. Comp model and a Browning Medalist and would like to maybe start shooting competitively. Neither has any type of optical sight.
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Mark Attanasio is telling Bob Nightengale of USA TODAY that the Brewers are hoping to make a hire by early next week:
"[GM] Doug Melvin, [assistant GM] Gord Ash and myself will work throughout the weekend," Attanasio said, "and hope to reach a finalize a decision in the next couple of days. We're very focused in making the right decision here."
The headline for Nightengale's report reads "Milwaukee Brewers hope to hire manager by Monday or Tuesday," but considering MLB's general rule of not announcing hires during the World Series, that timeframe is probably assuming the Giants wrap up the Series by winning two of three in Texas.
It's definitely possible the team makes a decision this weekend and just waits to announce it until the Series is over, but given the amount of leaks this manager search has had despite the club's best efforts to do everything privately, I wouldn't count on the news being kept under wraps for very long.
As far as who the hire is going to be, it doesn't look like anyone knows anything new. Bobby Valentine's name keeps coming up as a top candidate, but money is still reportedly a factor the Brewers are discussing internally.


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Is Nik Turley any relation to Bob Turley, the Yankees pitcher from the '50's- since Bob would be in his 80's if still with us, Nik could be a grandson?
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Yes; Nik is the grandson of Bullet Bob Turley
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A quick scan on the internet says Bob Turley is alive and his 82nd birthday is in two days
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Great write-ups, I really dig the multiple perspectives angle that has been introduced since Kevin left.
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We will definitely explore some point/counterpoint prospect articles in the future. Our staff will be thick, so our opinions will be varied. It will make for a cool exercise. Thanks for the suggestion.
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I never had more than 25cc per day even on day one. Have milked but having trouble getting some material out close to site where they exit. Could they be clogged? I had some swelling in right breast last night, more compared to day before and compared to left. It subsided. No notable swelling in pubic area but do feel some around incision. Central abdominal area, vertically, feels tight and swollen. Puffy but not like a waterbed, from what I can tell. Puffy but no edema above belly button.
I Am Five Days Post Op Full TT and Breast Aug with Lift. Drains Have Little Coming Out. Clogged?
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Drains after Tummy Tuck
Thank you for your question.
Drainage after surgery is different for each patient. I would suggest that you go and see your plastic surgeon so that he/she can see if the drain is "clogged" or if you are just having very little drainage. If your draining a small amount, it may be time to get the drain removed.
Best wishes.
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Drain Care after Tummy Tuck
It sounds as though you are doing wonderful in the recovery process. All of your concerns listed are part of the normal healing process. I would not be overly concerned that your drains are clogged, but recommend confirmation with your plastic surgeon.
I prefer to leave my drains in for 7 days prior to evaluating for removal. Generally once the output is less than 30 cc/day for 2 days in a row, they can be safely removed, with minimal issues.
I wish you a safe and healthy recovery.
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Drain management.
Drains can become clogged, however you should limit your attempts at unclogging them to simple stripping of the drains. Not every drain needs to put out liters of fluid! Close follow up with your plastic surgeon and strict adherence to the postoperative instructions is critical. If a large fluid collection is not building up behind a drain in the operative site, then typically that means the drains are working normally.
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25 cc only out TT drains? Problem??
There is some patients who had very little drainage following her surgery and he seemed to fit in that category. If there were excessive swelling that might be an indication that the drains are not functioning but really doesn't sound like that in this setting. Your drains are probably ready to be removed and if he don't have an appointment soon with your surgeon he might call and let them know that drains may be ready to be removed. Thanks for the question. Best wishes.
Drains clogged?
Please see your plastic surgeon to get your drains checked. If the drain output drops below 30cc/day, then most plastic surgeons start removing them. Best of luck.
Drains after tummy tuck and breast lift
Any drain will collect about 25 cc of fluid in 24 hours.
This is normal body fluid.
Your surgeon will probably remove your drains at your next visit.
If you don't have a visit scheduled, call and make one.
Your other areas of swelling sound normal five days after surgery.
Your surgeon will check everything at your visit to be sure you are healing well.
Best wishes.
Clogged drains
You should discuss this with your plastic surgeon...the drains may be clogged, or the amount of fluid you are producing could be decreasing which would allow you to have the drains removed safely...otherwise, you sound like you are healing appropriately.
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PHOENIX — Following a presentation from Nielsen's SVP consumer and shopper insights Todd Hale on Monday, Nielsen hosted a panel of six executives — three retailers, two suppliers and Stuart Taylor of Nielsen — to discuss a new hierarchy Nielsen has applied to general merchandise items to bring clarity to a number of front-end categories.
With partners GMDC and Radian, Nielsen this summer generated the database that is now serving as the foundation for the new reports — to date more than 800 syndicated reports have been generated by Radian for GMDC members to be made available Dec. 1.
More than 20 million UPC codes were part of the new hierarchy. "This new hierarchy, it's interesting how it was built based on how many retailers think about how categories are defined [and] more importantly how consumers think about the general merchandise categories," Hale, who moderated the panel, said.
"We're really interested in getting to know who the consumer is, what they're looking for, what they're shopping for, what they're shopping behaviors are," noted panelist Cheri Taylor of Kinney Drug. "These reports are going to help us to get to where we need to be," she said. "We are in markets in a lot of areas where we are the only store in town. So we have to make sure that we offer the products that everyone is looking for."
"Anything that puts us closer to our customer, that's really crucial," added John Gehre of H-E-B. "At H-E-B, we really believe that we want to know what the customer is doing, we want to see what is in her basket, we want to understand what we're missing in the shop and what's going on with her."
"Now that we can compare our retailers' GM performance on a category by category basis against the marketplace, that will help us to analyze where there are issues," noted Bob Zekis of Imperial Distributors. "Poor performance might indicate assortment issues, promotional issues, merchandising issues, opportunities with space allocations, there may be operational issues within the stores or even organizational issues," he said. "Now that the data says this is what's working and this is what's not working, what we want to ensure is we capitalize on what is working and take remedial action against what isn't working."
"I don't want to say the sky's the limit, but we're just starting," noted Nielsen's Taylor. "We're scratching the surface and as the questions come in from the GMDC membership as they start to review the data, there's going to be a lot of good, creative working coming out of that."
The panel consisted of Semon Cull of Bi-Lo Holdings, Gehre, Bob Richardson of Clorox/Burt's Bees, Taylor (Kinney Drug), Taylor (Nielsen) and Zekis.
According to Hale's presentation earlier, getting to know the consumer better across any category is crucial because of the financial headwinds and associated consumer angst.
Shoppers are more value-driven today, as evidenced by the drop in median household incomes (in 2011 inflation-adjusted dollars) from $54,489 in 2007 to $50,054 in 2011 — the lowest its been in the previous 10 years.
There is also a more pronounced divide between the haves and the have nots. As many as 71% of shoppers with annual household income of less than $25,000 reported rising food prices has forced a change in their shopping habits. And 65% reported rising gas prices has forced that change.
Conversely, as many as 58% of those who are generating more than $200,000 in annual household income reported that overall cost increases — in addition to food and gas to include rising utility bills, rising healthcare costs and the hit from the payroll tax increase — have had no impact on their spending.
By generation, baby boomers are most impacted by rising food costs (60%) and rising gas prices (55%). For those Americans still feeling the pinch from a slow economic recovery, this means more restrictive budgets and fewer purchases.
The future looks muddled, too. While the economy is still the chief concern among consumers, more and more are identifying job security, debt, health and food prices as some of their greatest concerns.
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The laser genesis was very warm so I told the nurse to turn the temperature down a bit, I read on real self that less joules etc will prevent the harsh effects that have happened to some people who have complained about this treatment.
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It's WaPo with the scoop of the century on Terry McAuliffe : Likewise, McAuliffe's traveling chief of staff, Justin Paschal, 34, who has worked for him for eight years, said McAuliffe never lets him see him sleep. "On slow nights, Terry wanders over to the coffin he keeps at . . . . Continue Reading »
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