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December 2, 2011
A stunning ruling from an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) on Nov. 28, 2011, has undercut the legitimacy of the Mine Safety and Health Administration's (MSHA) use of "flagrant penalties" against mine operators.
The order by ALJ Feldman in Conshor Mining LLP has the potential to eviscerate this strong enforcement tool, which was created by Congress under the 2006 "MINER Act" in the wake of the Sago mine disaster. Although the ruling occurred in a coal case and was issued as a preliminary order on the threshold issue of penalties, the arguments accepted by the judge can be offered by any mine who has been subjected to the heightened "flagrant" penalties.
The ruling on the novel issue of the appropriate standard for imposing the enhanced penalties came in Conshor, where MSHA cited the operator for failing to follow its roof control plan, and three section 104(d)(2) orders were issued with penalties totaling $328,000.
Although penalties are normally capped at $70,000 per violation, under the MINER Act of 2006, a new category of violation was created – the "flagrant" violation – which could be subject to hiked penalties of between $70,000 and $220,000 per violation. During preliminary discussions with the ALJ, Conshor challenged the legitimacy of MSHA's imposition of flagrant penalties, and the judge ordered the parties to brief the issue. The November 2011 ruling followed.
The MINER Act created flagrant penalties by adding Section 110(b)(2) to the 1977 Mine Act, and the new law took effect August 17, 2006. That section states:
Violations under this section that are deemed to be flagrant may be assessed a civil penalty of not more than $220,000. For purposes of the preceding sentence, the term "flagrant" with respect to a violation means a reckless or repeated failure to make reasonable efforts to eliminate a known violation of a mandatory health or safety standard that substantially and proximately caused, or reasonably could have been expected to cause, death or serious bodily injury.
The judge noted that the applicable evidentiary requirements to support a flagrant violation based on a "reckless failure" to eliminate a known violation is pending before the full FMSHRC, on review of ALJ Paez' ruling in Stillhouse Mining LLC. By comparison, in Conshor, ALJ Feldman analyzed the penalty structure itself without ruling on the merits of MSHA's allegations against the mine operator. In Conshor, MSHA sought the enhanced penalties because it relied, in substantial part, on the operator's past history of violations during the preceding 15 months.
In doing so, MSHA pointed to its two Procedure Instruction Letters (PILs), which were issued to "explain" the agency's interpretation of the congressional language, and also an April 19, 2011, News Release.
The test articulated in the policies – both of which had expired by the time this case came before the ALJ – deemed a violation as "flagrant" (and eligible for the higher penalties) if the cited violation was attributable to an unwarrantable failure (citation/order issued under Section 104(d)(1) or 104(d)(2)) of a mandatory standard and there have been at least two prior unwarrantable failure violations of the same mandatory standard in the preceding 15 months.
In Conshor's case, there had been prior unwarrantable violations that had become final concerning the roof control plan, but those were issued related to different plan provisions than the ones currently in litigation. Therefore, the issue of whether a "repeated" flagrant violation can be based on a history of previous violations in this case is one of first impression.
Conshor attacked the flagrant penalty program on several different bases. First, it argued that the PILs had no legal effect because they were not properly issued under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), which require notice-and-comment rulemaking for any agency action that impacts substantive rights of mine operators.
It further claimed that the Secretary of Labor's test for "repeated" flagrant violations was not entitled to deference because it was contrary to the plain meaning of the statutory language. It added, in the alternative, that no deference was required because the Secretary's interpretation as based on the informal PILs and press release, which were not the subject of rulemaking. There is a long line of administrative law cases that hold agency policy statements that are not subject to the notice-and-comment rulemaking process lack the force of law and can be denied deference from the court.
The judge found that the proffered interpretation of the provisions of Section 110(b)(2) with respect to "repeated" failure could not take effect because the PIL and News release were, in fact, substantive rules that failed to abide by the APA requirements.
ALJ Feldman analyzed the statutory language, noting that the plain meaning of "flagrant" is "conspicuously bad, offensive, or reprehensible." The specific language used by Congress reflects that a flagrant violation is based on either a reckless or repeated failure to eliminate a known violative condition that can proximately cause serious injury or death. He found that a flagrant violation based on repeated conduct must be, at a minimum, also reckless, and that a repeated failure to eliminate the condition deemed flagrant may constitute ever greater culpability because it would be evidence of conscious disregard for obligations to comply.
He found the PILs were not valid. The first expired on March 31, 2008, and the second lapsed on March 31, 2010. The agency admitted that they had not been reissued. In the PILS, MSHA outlined its view of the requirements for a flagrant violation based on "repeated failure" to eliminate a known violation. The requirements in the PIL were the following:
(1) a citation or order is evaluated as significant and substantial (S&S);
(2) the injury or illness is evaluated as at least permanently disabling;
(3) the type of action is evaluated as an unwarrantable failure; and
(4) at least two prior "unwarrantable failure" violations of the same safety or health standard have been cited within the past 15 months. After the PILs expired, MSHA issued the April 2011 News Release, which recapped the criteria above, but added a fifth one: "Negligence is evaluated as reckless disregard."
The judge acknowledged that MSHA did do a rulemaking on heightened penalties, and that final rule was issued on March 22, 2007. It spelled out criteria and procedures for penalties under Part 100 but – with regard to flagrant penalties – simply republished the statutory language without any reference to the first PIL, therefore depriving the regulated community of the right to comment on the agency's enforcement scheme.
The judge found that the PILs were not interpretative policy because they are substantive and legislative in design, implementing the elevated operator liability contained in the MINER Act, with penalties threefold higher than before.
In finding that the PILs were an invalid exercise of rulemaking authority, the ALJ noted: "Pronouncements affecting fundamental rights and liabilities are not relieved of their substantive effect simply because the actions are committed to agency discretion. In the final analysis, the Secretary may not escape notice-and-comment requirements by, in effect, labeling a major substantive addition to section 100.5(e) of her regulations governing special assessments as a mere interpretation."
After discarding the challenged policies, the judge examined whether the Commission had authority to evaluate the higher special assessments in contested cases, and found that it did. He stressed: "the outcome of a civil penalty proceeding before the Commission is dependent on whether the Secretary can satisfy her burden of proving that a cited violation has been properly designated as S&S, unwarrantable and/or flagrant."
The FMSHRC retains authority, rather than deferring the MSHA, in matters concerning the appropriate tests for evaluating the specific charges brought against a mine operator. The ALJ added, "authorizing the Secretary to define the requisite evidentiary parameters necessary to satisfy her burden of proof is anathema to the Mine Act's goal of ensuring due process."
The discussion then turned to whether MSHA's interpretation of the statute was legitimate. ALJ Feldman found that the statutory language had two essential elements:
(1) a repeated failure to eliminate a known violation: and
(2) the hazard posed by the violation reasonably could be expected to cause death or serious injury. The first element of a repeated flagrant violation requires both knowledge of the violation and a repeated failure to eliminate it. MSHA argued that a history of past similar violations was sufficient to constitute a "repeated" failure for section 110(b) (2) purposes.
The judge disagreed. He viewed the congressional language as referring to a singular known violation rather than a series of recurring violations: current repeated conduct evidenced by failure to eliminate the hazard posed by the discrete violation rather than a past history of violations. One example of a true repeated flagrant violation the ALJ offered would be where conspicuous dangerous violative conditions exist that are either indifferently overlooked during a series of pre-shift and on-shift examinations, or are reported and ignored.
He said relying on the operator's past history imposed an additional element that was not included in the statute. The statutory language was intended to deter flagrant violations (known violations that could proximately cause death) rather than to promote mine safety in general. He noted that, if Congress' intent was to create a safer mining environment by deterring repeated unwarrantable failure violations, it would have amended section 110(a)(1) and raised the general statutory penalty ceiling of $70,000.
Moreover, if the intent was to create a "super 104(d) chain" by elevating penalties for repeated unwarrantable violations within a specific time frame, it would have amended section 104(d) of the Act instead. He also found that a disproportionate reliance on a previous history of violations was inconsistent with precedential Commission tests for resolving such charges.
For unwarrantable failures, the FMSHRC looks at a variety of factors, including the extent of the violative condition, the length of time it has existed, whether the violation is obvious, whether the violation poses a high degree of danger, whether the operator was on notice that greater efforts were necessary for compliance, and the operator's compliance efforts made prior to the issuance of the citation or order. Although repeated similar violations are relevant, because they impact the operator's "notice" that greater efforts were necessary, they are not dispositive of unwarrantable findings. Therefore, such reliance for flagrant purposes was inconsistent with the Commission's tests for both S&S and unwarrantable failure findings.
ALJ Feldman ordered the agency to provide written statements specifying whether, in light of his ruling, flagrant allegations remain, what specific facts evidence the requisite reckless conduct, and the basis for the allegations. Whether the Secretary of Labor will seek interlocutory review of this ruling from the full Commission remains to be seen. However, any operators who are currently facing flagrant penalties under the "repeated" criteria articulated by the agency in this case would be wise to offer the same arguments that were accepted in Conshor to void the assessment strategy.
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Davis, star of "Thelma & Louise," referenced host Seth MacFarlane's much-criticized Oscar routine during a ceremony on Monday at the state Capitol. She was among 11 California women honored for their achievements.
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RICHMOND — Chevron Corp. has paid about $10 million and begun "corrective actions" in the aftermath of last summer's refinery fire, sparked when a corroded pipe leaked high-temperature gas oil, according to a report the energy giant filed with the Contra Costa County Health Services Department on Monday.
Among the changes made at the 245,000-barrels-per-day refinery are expanded testing to detect thinning pipes, new leak-response protocols and increasing employee training, according to the 11-page report.
The payouts result from 23,900 claims from affected residents, area hospitals and local government agencies. More than 15,000 people went to area hospitals in the hours and days after the Aug. 6 fire, which spewed a plume of black smoke that was visible for miles. Several workers also suffered minor injuries.
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Chevron spokesman Sean Comey said Monday that most of the $10 million the company has paid "went to local hospitals for medical exams and treatment immediately following the incident."
Comey said the safety upgrades would address carbon steel piping with low-silicon content, which he said is susceptible to accelerated corrosion when exposed to "high-temperature sulfidation."
"This thinning was not readily detected by existing corrosion-monitoring locations on the pipe segment that failed," Comey wrote in an email. "To address this issue, the company has begun inspecting all components potentially susceptible to accelerated (high-temperature sulfidation) corrosion and will complete inspection of all such components in the No. 4 Crude Unit before restarting the unit. … This inspection standard is being applied throughout our global manufacturing system."
Critics allege that Chevron operators failed at multiple levels leading up to the fire, including spotty testing of old pipes for strength and thickness and failing to promptly shut down the unit when it sprung a leak.
Asked whether the leak-response changes suggest that operators should have shut down the unit earlier on Aug. 6, Comey wrote, "We're enhancing leak response protocols to ensure appropriate process safety information is considered when evaluating leaks (and) reinforcing the authority that everyone has to issue immediate stop work authority and initiate a shutdown if conditions warrant."
Chevron critics on Monday were unmoved by Chevron's report, which Contra Costa Health Services requires as part of its Hazardous Materials Notification Policy.
"Chevron's profit motive is what drove them to operate this refinery to the point of structural failure," said Andres Soto of Communities for a Better Environment, a local watchdog group. "The risks posed to the workers and community remains unabated, and Chevron has a habitual pattern of lying to the community about operations."
Soto added that he is hopeful that independent investigations by the state Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) and the U.S. Chemical Safety Board will reveal more information about the fire and lead to fines and sanctions. Both agencies are expected to issue findings in the coming weeks.
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Chevron also faces lawsuits headed by high-profile attorneys stemming from the fire. Tony Buzbee of the Buzbee Law Firm in Houston announced in November that he and John L. Burris of the Oakland-based Burris Law Firm are suing Chevron. The attorneys, who have more than 4,800 clients and two cases set for state court, allege that negligence led to the fire and delayed the emergency response.
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Everyday Dance Project
This is the home of The Freebox Everyday Dance Project – 365 days worth of dance videos that I made between December 13, 2009 and December 13, 2010. You can peruse videos from my 365 days of dance project by visiting my Youtube channel, which as of today, March 2014, has had over 399,000 views. To see what I'm up to now, visit my page at http://www.MaryPinizzotto.com
Here is a video created by my friend and producer, Edward Kramer about the project:
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This video is a demo of some of the community oriented dances we did. It was produced about 2/3s of the way through the year long project.
A little bit about the Everyday Dance project and why I started it:
I started these daily dances because (obviously) I had too much time on my hands. As a former competitive ballroom dancer, I was looking for something that could challenge me creatively and artistically. After thinking about it for a few months, I finally woke up one morning in December and thought, "If not now, when?" At the beginning, I was just hoping to get some exercise, practice my skills as a dancer, give myself a venue to perform and see where else it would take me.
I'm writing this from the perspective of day 113 and so far, I've learned a alot about myself and the nature of trust and improv, and even a bit about video editing and social media. Up to this point this project has cost me nothing but time and about $100 for music and misc. items. Of course, it has taken many hours. I'm working on a computer that desperately needs repairs, my video camera is woefully outdated and I have no budget for production. What a great gift all of that is! I'm working with what I've got and in this "new" economy…I think that's a great lesson.
The Freebox name came to me when I was working at Esalen Institute. At the Institute, there was a little room we called the freebox where people recycled clothing and stuff. We dropped off things we no longer needed or wanted, and picked up anything that caught our fancy. I always found that whenever I went to the freebox with a clear intention, I'd find the very thing I needed. As I developed my own dance practice and began teaching, I tried to keep that in mind; we need to let go of the things that no longer serve us, and take inspiration wherever we find it. That's been the case with this project… I'm looking forward to attracting more resources to support the continuous creative expression on these pages.
This project wouldn't happen if it wasn't for my wonderful husband, Mark's input and collaboration. He's a genius…I'm so lucky!
Much of the dancing I do these days doesn't get captured on video, but I am still dancing everyday. It's part of my life and I intend to keep it that way. Thank you for stopping by.
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Part of your video reminded me of a time I was in Charlotte a few years ago and decided to walk about 2 blocks from the hotel to listen to a live 6 piece band (EC, WC, Shag) I'd been told was terrific. The dance floor was loaded and I saw a guy walk out with a girl who was in a wheelchair. What they did next was not just 'okay', but they danced together with ease, skill, and grace. And what also struck me was that while I was trying to learn what he was doing, instead I found myself drawn to her. Point being that what he had so easily accomplished (and they together) was that the woman was 'the picture', and that while at first what I had expected to see was two people trying to work around a handicap, it wasn't to them in the slightest, and how easily that all just seemed to happen, on a crowded floor, in front of a great live band, and oh hey – not a big deal. It reminded me of something Hugh Prather wrote a long time ago, which I always took with me when teaching: "When I criticize someone, I assume they have a choice." And btw, he wasn't her only partner, either.


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Oh boy did I start these in the wrong order. This is the second completed baby blanket of 2012 (certainly not to be the last!) but it is in fact for Baby Number 3. I started this blanket first (with a sizeable break for Jack's blanket) which was a daft thing to do when I had the most time to complete it. I'm now trying to get a wiggle on to make Baby Blanket Number 2 (for the second baby due) as I only have 6 weeks at the outside to get that one done.
Today though is a ta-daah/finally finished moment for this sweet little blanket. I whipped this up in record time even for me and it feels like it only took a day to make even though it really was longer than that. Just doing the pointy picot border takes me a day!
I'll get the yarn details out of the way first of all, sometimes I think they must get missed if they're tagged on at the end of the post. It's Stylecraft Special dk again, in the same 17 colours that Lucy used for her Granny Stripe blanket. This is no coincidence, as I copied hers almost exactly. I buy my yarn in a local shop, but it is available from lots of good stockists online, you just have to google for them. Try: Masons Needlecraft, and also Country Crafts as well. I use a 4mm hook as this is the recommended size for dk weight yarn. A few people have asked me for "hook size advice" lately and the best thing you can do is check on your yarn label as it will tell you what size to use on there. As a general rule of thumb I use 4mm for dk, and 5mm for aran. I never work with chunky.
You can read about the start of my blanket here.
I had masses of ends for ages because I lost my one and only needle (Mum – did I leave it at home? Please start a thorough search of the house immediately and let me know. Just kidding!). Fortunately my lovely friend gave me a new one and I was able to get them all done. It was quite therapeutic actually, doing all my ends in one go after they'd been flapping about at me for ages.
When it had grown sufficiently stripy, I added a border. I didn't used to like putting borders onto blankets, but now I love it. I love the finished, completed, DONE feeling you get from it, and the tidiness of the edges afterwards. Lovely.
I also LOVE the pointy corners you get when adding a border.
So there it is! One stripy baby blanket for our good friends. (who don't know that I've made it and it will be a surprise when it arrives – LOVE that feeling.)
How absolutely lovely to have some blue sky in my crochet photos! Ahhhh. Flipping cold though – but I'll overlook that part ;-)
All creative credit here should go to Lucy because I copied her colours completely, apart from one Aspen stripe that should have been Aster (can't read my own writing) and the final two stripes because I wanted to end on a warm tone. All I've done is just make the blanket shorter but I had pretty much no creative input into this at all. And you know what? It felt GOOD and just the thing to work on when you don't want to have to think about anything, if you know what I mean.


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Police have arrested "porn star" strippers for the crime of exposing themselves at a strip show held at a decades old Shinjuku strip club, after it was pointed out that "they will shame Japan if we get the Olympics."
The strip club, operating in the heart of Shinjuku's famed Kabukichou sex district, was known as "Kabukichou T.S. Music" and opened in 1985, boasting the distinction of employing actual AV performers for its shows.
Despite having been in business for over 25 years, police suddenly identified it as "especially pernicious" due to its strippers actually stripping to the point of exposing their genitals, and the fact it loaned out cameras to patrons so they could better document this phenomenon.
It also boasted annual sales of 200 million yen and "was popular with Chinese tour groups," perhaps in part due to some of its strippers having appeared in "over 100" adult videos.
Police raided the premises and arrested the 41-year-old manager along with 10 strippers aged 24 to 39. The charges relate to indecent performances in which the women would expose their genitals to patrons, otherwise known as strip shows.
For once they did not opt to arrest patrons, as they have been known to in recent months.
Police were reportedly acting in response to anonymous claims that "their shows are amongst the nation's most extreme, and if Tokyo hosts the Olympics it will shame Japan."
As usual with such seemingly random crackdowns, business at the capital's thousands of other brothels and officially sanctioned red light districts appears to be unaffected.
The disturbingly selective enforcement of the law which Japan's police are known for – to say nothing of them picking on "harmless" strip clubs or the general lack of enthusiasm with which most Tokyo residents have greeted their city's Olympic bid – have all been proving controversial:
"What's wrong with these people, like we need this sort of crackdown!"
"This is way overboard considering their sales and tourism."
"Shaming Japan indeed – and yet nowhere overseas forces mosaics on their porn!"
"Strip clubs are no good, but soap lands are OK? Tokyo is truly a city of mysteries, is it not?"
"Are there actually any strip clubs in which the girls do not show their privates?"
"Adults showing other adults their bodies – what is wrong with that! This country is becoming excessively paternalistic, no wonder marriage rates are down."
"Overseas strip joints are totally normal so it makes no sense to crack down like this."
"Cops are as usual quick only to do things they should not be doing in the first place."
"Girls voluntarily stripping in a private place for money – what is wrong with this?"
"How does a person like this know how extreme things are throughout all Japan's strip clubs…"
"You'd think they'd actually crack down on all those openly operating brothels rather than a place like this."
"The strip clubs probably do not have to pay 'registration' fees to the police like the brothels."
"Do we have to somehow mosaic people's genitals in real life as well now for it to be legal?"
"The only people who care about the Olympics are bunch of crazy old fools now."
"This is why I don't want the Olympics here. The proponents ought to do something about these types, then I might support it."
"Somebody was reselling their pics online, that might have triggered this."
"I'd have thought the most pernicious strip clubs are those where they don't actually show you their genitals."
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NEW YORK (AP) — Star-crossed lovers, an onstage brawl, great singing and gentle mockery of Irish stereotypes have a perfect confluence in the charming revival of the 1961 musical "Donnybrook!" currently at the Irish Repertory Theatre.
"Donnybrook!" is based on the Maurice Walsh story "The Quiet Man," which was made into a hugely popular 1952 John Ford film starring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara. The show, which had a brief Broadway run in 1961, features music and lyrics by Johnny Burke and book by Robert McEnroe.
The sprightly, boisterous production that opened Sunday features a very talented cast who pour their hearts and voices into their performances. Irish Rep's artistic director Charlotte Moore presents a lively, tongue-in-cheek staging, with the cast near-constantly in motion.
The parish priest (David Sitler) wryly informs the audience at the outset that, while the story occurs in springtime of 1951, in Ireland it still felt like "a thousand years" earlier. Outdated traditions include a brother forbidding his sister to marry and then "shaming" her by withholding her dowry. A young woman strongly believes she must have a cash dowry at marriage to make her "a partner and a wife" instead of a servant, and also believes that a real man would always resort to fisticuffs to protect her honor.
When the populace of Innisfree village are not all singing and dancing, they're verbally sparring or holding spirit-fueled discussions in the pub, where even Father Finucane stops in for "a morning glass." And, as the ensemble proclaims in the joyous title song, they all love to see a "swingin', swearin' fight/a donnybrook!"
As Irish-American prizefighter Sean Enright, handsome baritone James Barbour ("A Tale of Two Cities") beautifully voices his songs. His richness of tone is well-matched with Jenny Powers ("Little Women"), playing his love interest. As feisty Mary Kate Danagher, Powers has a sparkle in her eyes and a strong-willed stamp in every step.
The couple's voices soar beautifully on duets like the lovely combination of their two yearning solos, "When Is Sometime/For My Own." It's a given that their romance will have a rocky course, both helped and unintentionally hindered by the plotting of the parish's official matchmaker, Mikeen Flynn (played with an air of elfin mischief by Samuel Cohen.)
Flynn misguidedly pretends to set up the area's wealthy widow, Kathy Carey (a spirited, touching performance by Kathy Fitzgerald), with the most unpleasant man in town. He is Mary Kate's brutish brother, Will (a nicely truculent Ted Koch). Cohen and Fitzgerald sing and dance together with seasoned flair, especially in their aptly-titled duet, "Dee-lightful is the Word."
Patrick Cummings and Mary Mallen are adorable as a pair of young lovers. Cummings' vibrant voice is a treat, as he opens the musical with a lovely rendition of "Innisfree." In a modern touch, Mallen's character sweetly advises traditionalist Mary Kate that, "Dowries aren't important in this day and age. Money is only money."
Terry Donnelly and Barbara Marineau are very funny as a pair of gossipy, hard-drinking biddies. Kevin McGuire and Kern McFadden round out the village population as admiring supporters of Mary Kate.
Moore's creative handling of a chase scene and the inevitable epic brawl is masterful, given the limitations of the small stage. Corey Pierno's fight choreography and Barry McNabb's dance steps enliven the proceedings, and the live four-piece band, led by musical director John Bell, adds wonderfully to the light-hearted ambience.
On the ingenious set designed by James Noone, a few walls joined together magically revolve into several interiors, casually rearranged by the characters as if it were part of their normal chores. This well-sung, whimsical "Donnybrook!" is another bright success during the Irish Rep's 25th anniversary celebration.


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Frank Hood, Jr., Age 89
Frank Hood, Jr., 89, North Fort Myers, FL, formerly of Cataract, passed away on January 20 at Hope Hospice in Cape Coral, Florida. He was born in Marion, Indiana on February 6, 1920 and was the son of the late Frank and Kittie C. (Roe) Hood.
He married Mary Jane Leonard on December 4,1942 and she preceded him in death on February 23, 2003. He was a pharmacist for Dow Chemical Company, graduate of the Butler University School of Pharmacy, and a member of the Cataract Missionary Baptist Church.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, January 29, 2010 at the Whitaker Funeral Home, Cloverdale, with Pastor Steve Williams officiating. Visitation will be on Friday, January 29, 2010 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Interment will be in the Cloverdale Cemetery.
He is survived by his daughters, Kitty Finchum of North Fort Myers, FL and Sally Hood, Portland, OR; grandchildren, Holly Hughes, Lehigh Acers, FL and Wesley D. Finchum, Cape Coral, FL; and great-grandchildren, Cody Finchum, Fuquay-Varina, NC, Brittany Finchum, Fuquay- Varina, NC, and Kayla Hughes, Lehigh Acers, FL.
In addition to his wife and parents he was preceded in death by two sisters and two brothers.
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I think this was the fastest summer of all time. I just can't believe that we are headed into another school year. As my kids grow, time picks up speed. I always heard that would happen. It is so true. It is so hard to believe I will have a sophomore (yikes), an eighth grader and a sixth grader. How does that happen when I don't feel a day older? (No really, I don't.)
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When did they get so old! Time surely does move fast. We love our placemats and I will be using some of those messages a bit too.ReplyDelete
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JERUSALEM – An Israeli rights group says the military often used crowd control methods during violent Palestinian protests in the West Bank in ways that can cause serious injury or death.
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The military has dismissed the report as "biased" and says it relied on incidents that "are still under investigation."
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While they have been on a three-year hiatus, former treasurer Gene Birch said the chamber never stopped paying its annual income taxes. Today, Birch said he is looking forward to working with the new steering committee to bring back annual events like the Halloween Parade.
"We had sidewalk sales, flea markets and we brought out Santa Claus," Birch remembered. "We did a lot of good things."
Birch said there was a time the avenue was known for its antique stores, and hopes the group will bring a new focus with business development.
"When people talk Forest Hills, they think about out there," Birch said, pointing down the road toward Austin Street. "We're a community, too."
Metro-Forest Chamber vice president Anthony Zaccaria, owner of Zaccaria Custom Interiors at 10508 Metropolitan Ave., was there when the organization first formed.
He explained that after recent talk of bringing in a Business Improvement District (BID), they thought this would be a good time to get active again.
"With the way the economy has been over the last couple of years, we're just trying to revitalize the area," Zaccaria said. "In the past, we did sidewalk cleanups, a fair, graffiti cleanup and a number of other things."
Today, a 10-person steering committee meets once a week on Metropolitan Avenue in an effort to form a board of directors.
James Van Westering, a key organizer behind the push for the Metro Avenue BID, is optimistic about the future of the community and said both organizations could contribute in a positive way.
"There's no question that both the chamber and the BID could make longterm, very significant improvements for the business community at large on Metropolitan Avenue," Westering said. "Given some time and money, we can have a major impact."


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Stamina Mode on the Sony Xperia Z shown off on video
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1. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
All this I already have seen, what I want to see is Sony Xperia Z crash test! :)
3. smallworld (Posts: 517; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
Why break such a beauty ?
7. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
I see more thumbs down than thumbs up, seems that people are not interested in durability of Samsung Xperia Z...
15. w-t-f (Posts: 42; Member since: 21 Aug 2012)
u mean Sony lol not samsung :D
18. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Sorry, I was just rush typing. :)
25. w-t-f (Posts: 42; Member since: 21 Aug 2012)
lol i know,didnt wanna troll just commenting ;)
17. w-t-f (Posts: 42; Member since: 21 Aug 2012)
every phone needs to go trough crash test.
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2. natesvlogs (Posts: 40; Member since: 15 May 2012)
Sony should release their products quicker, while people are still talking about them.
5. adjou (Posts: 106; Member since: 06 Jul 2010)
Tbf, you can already pre-order the phone on clove in uk. They are so much quicker than before.
6. Fallout09 (Posts: 421; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
I have yet to see a single person using a Sony phone ever.
10. Feanor (Posts: 1159; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)
Where do you live? Where I live, Xperia P has been long 2nd bestseller android after GS3. There are loads around. And they are also heavily promoted by the carriers too.
13. rgxVOiD (Posts: 440; Member since: 30 Aug 2012)
He lives in Fallout in the year 2009
19. zazori08 (Posts: 113; Member since: 21 Dec 2011)
he lives in the prehistoric age.
4. bakhtawar (Posts: 41; Member since: 22 Nov 2012)
8. timtimity (Posts: 196; Member since: 13 Aug 2012)
I'm liking this phone more and more. I'm due for an upgrade and was tempted by the Xperia T but some of the reviews saying the battery wasn't great put me off it slightly. Hopefully the rumours saying this will be out on Feb 18th are true.
9. kdealltheway (Posts: 94; Member since: 21 Oct 2012)
Xda dev, I want this now! :-P
16. w-t-f (Posts: 42; Member since: 21 Aug 2012)
im sure xda devs r gonna show love 4 this one :) im xda user lol who wants this X to tha mf Z lol
20. sarangp (Posts: 1; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
Its there on XDA already.
Search for Deep sleep Battery Saver by leducbao.
24. w-t-f (Posts: 42; Member since: 21 Aug 2012)
i know about those apps,i was talking about phone itself :) anyway,tnx m8t
11. lauremar (Posts: 181; Member since: 29 Feb 2012)
I want Sony and Google to design and work together on the next Nexus 5.... Is that too much to ask?!!!
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This phone is beautiful.
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Sony have the design the will the muscles too take on the gs iv & the crappy iph5s
21. AlexZaah (Posts: 1; Member since: 05 Jan 2013)
OTHER third-party apps already have this function.
22. vijaysivakula (Posts: 228; Member since: 17 Aug 2011)
Dont know how much this would help. I think the best thing that Android can do is not to have all those applications running in the background. They occupy memory and also siphon some power, however less. If that can be addressed along with the option of turning off some cores when you dont need them like with SetCPU I am sure all androids would have great battery life.
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Africa the continent in the 21st century is associated with chaos, War, Atrocities against women and Children, hunger, poverty etc… Africa is also where the early human made their first appearance, where people lived in harmony with nature, where nature still remains natural in many pockets, where wildlife once thrived and many a hunter changed his view on hunting to become conservationists, where many a writer found his mojo, where the largest annual migration on earth still happens – The migrations of the Gnu (not the open source software but that which is its namesake – Commonly called the Wildebeest) antelopes etc… it is the land where every nature lover feels a connection to whether one has been there or not and feels drawn to. It is the one place on earth if given a chance I would love to visit – The Serengeti national park if only just to see the amazing Gnu migration, to hear the millions of hooves as they make the ground tremble, to see the stretch of antelopes as far as eye can see under the blue endless African skies.
Growing up one kind of romanticizes Africa and the endless skies with the abundant wildlife. I had only read about and imagined Africa until I saw it on the Large screen as a kid in The King Elephant which was later known as "the African Elephant" then "God's Must be Crazy" etc.. to the Blood Diamond and others… My earlier films and the books I read made me fall in love with Africa, which has never wavered in spite of the state much of the continent is. As I grew older that one place where I really wanted to go visit has always been and probably will always be the Serengeti – Where the plains and the skies extend far beyond the eyes can see, where the Wildebeest, zebra, antelopes, elephants and giraffes co-existed with their predators lions, hyenas, cheetahs and leopards.
Serengeti comes from the word Serenget which means "land that goes on forever or Endless plains".
The Serengeti ecosystem is one of the oldest on earth. The essential features of climate, vegetation and fauna have barely changed in the past million years. Early man himself made an appearance in Olduvai Gorge about two million years ago. Some patterns of life, death, adaptation and migration are as old as the hills themselves.
More than a million Wildebeest traverse the plains of the Serengeti and the Masai mara(Kenya) along with 200,000 Zebras and gazelles following the rains. They are known to travel distances of 1300 miles a year! They move from the northern hills to the southern plains for the short rains every October and November, and then swirl west and north after the long rains in April, May and June. So strong is the ancient instinct to move that no drought, gorge or crocodile infested river can hold them back.
In the 1960's the Tanzanian government tried to stop the Gnu from migrating into the Ngorongoro with barbed wire fence, the migrating herds trampled it to the ground as they made their way along routes engraved in their memories for who knows how many generations…
The Serengeti is a UNESCO world heritage site in Tanzania and now the Government of Tanzania plans to build a highway right in the middle of it! The Tanzanian government is moving forward with plans to build a public road through Serengeti National Park, despite conservationists' concerns that commercial traffic will disrupt the annual wildebeest migration and allow poachers better access into the park.
If you have watched a video of the Wildebeest migration (scroll down if you have not) you will see how breathtaking and awe inspiring it is and just how easily startled they are by any intrusion (normally what we see are the predators creating the stress when they attack one of them en-route). Just imagine what many automobiles could do?
If you live in North America you can kind of understand the number of road kills we see every year as a result of deer being hit by cars on the road… it can be fatal for animal and human. This is when there are a few animals crossing our highways which have been around for decades now. Just imagine it being in the middle of the world's largest migration every year! The standard procedure to protect wildlife is building of fences along the road sides… imagine having to leap over hurdles to continue their annual migration which is a part of their very being. However one weaves it we know roads are catastrophic for wildlife; we see that in our own backyards… And to think the Tanzanian Government swears it will not be affected at all!!
The Politics of Promises with Power being the Ultimate Goal
The President of Tanzania came to power with the promise that he would build this road a 33 mile stretch which would connect Lake Victoria to the city of Arusha which is the tourist hot spot (base camp to Mount Kilimanjaro). What is interesting is the fact that a road through the park would "contravene the purpose of Tanzania's accession to the World Heritage Convention," according to the World Bank. The road would also "cause massive mortality of migratory species" and diminish the Serengeti's value as a tourist attraction. The World Bank had in 1980's rejected a similar proposal because of the negative ecological impact; I would think that should only have become more evident now than it was 3 decades ago.
There have been viability studies for the said road conducted by environmental groups which are independent (e.g. from Norway in 1997) which found it to be detrimental to the environment, and then the Government which stands by the road and the notion that it is "safe" did their own study in 2007 and came up with the response that "the effect on wildlife could be mitigated!" wonder how that will be accomplished when one really does not know how ecologically detrimental the road could be.
What is happening?
"Creating a commercial road through such a natural environment—where millions of wildebeest migrate annually—will be an intrusion in the natural habitat, so much so that the level of stress [among the animals] will be tremendous," said Steven Kiruswa, the Maasai Steppe Heartland Director at the African Wildlife Foundation.
Poachers in Africa or any place where wild animals still survive and are protected in not news any more, But when Governments which are supposed to be protecting their own heritage turn a blind eye and cop up to vested interests dooming whatever is left protected, it makes me despondent. Why is it that there is still a market out there for animals and animal products? Why it is that man seems so unable to see what he is doing to what is left of the planet?
One thing is for sure like the Serengeti Park Management says "What we must face, all of us – poachers, tourists, farmers, conservationists and pastoralists – is the difficult truth that the land does not go on forever."
Roads bring people and vehicles, development will encroach into the ecosystem of the Serengeti savannah. It will disrupt nature in ways we can't imagine.
If you care PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION TO STOP THE ROAD SPLITTING THE SERENGETI
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Hoping that man's greed and will-full ignorance does not make him blind enough to think that nature and its survival does not matter. Signing off with a quote from the from President of Tanzania Julius Nyerere who said "In accepting the trusteeship of our wildlife we solemnly declare that we will do everything in our power to make sure that our children's grand-children will be able to enjoy this rich and precious inheritance."
One reality that can't be ignored is the fact that like every where else, unless the underlying issues are not taken care of these kind of band aids will appear more often than not. The only solution for environmental survival is not just education it is wiping out of poverty and the issues that come with it.
May be Tanzanians will remember Nyerere's words, their tradition of conservation and act responsibly.
Possible Solution – A southern Route which won't hamper the migratory path of the wildlife of the Plains that go on forever… May be the tour operators who bring in the tourists can make the Government listen and take action.
There are suggestions to build underground tunnels for the animals to migrate! This was done in places in India where elephants crossed over to their water sources when the government build rail tracks- problem they forgot to tell the elephants and there are still accidental deaths when an elephant is caught unaware on the track and meets its untimely death… Hopefully that is not where the Gnu and its ilk are headed.
Watch the Largest Migration in the World courtesy of National geographic :
Sources and Information:
Article in NYTimes by Olivia Judson
Relevant Videos and Books from Amazon:
Africa: The Serengeti (IMAX) [Blu-ray]


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when life hands you zucchini....Monday, September 10, 2007
.......make zucchini bread. 3 eggs :: 1 cup cooking oil :: 2 cups sugar :: 2 cups grated zucchini :: 3 tsp vanilla :: 3 cups flour ::
1 tsp salt :: 1 tsp baking soda :: 3 tsp cinnamon :: 1 cup nuts, chopped (optional)
Mix first 5 ingredients, mix dry ingredients, add to wet ingredients, stir in nuts, if desired. Pour into 2 greased and floured loaf pans. Bake at 350 for 50-60 minutes.
I plan on getting back into our "cookie of the week", within the next couple of weeks. I find it so much easier when I have their after school snacks waiting for them, especially since they are usually starving! This recipe is also a good way to sneak in an extra vegetable. :)
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OK, you are setting a land speed record with your Silver Belle, so impressive.ReplyDelete
And you are such the new June Cleaver for the 21st c. with your nutritious after school snacks, you are my hero!!
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I always wanted to know how to make zucchini bread! Thanks, Leslie :o)ReplyDelete
That looks delicious! I have one son who is a confirmed vegephobe. One day when he was three, I made meatloaf. I grated zucchini on the smallest grater until it was mush and mixed it into the meat. It was invisible, odorless, and tasteless. He took one bite of the meatloaf, spit it out, and hollered, "There're vegetables in there!" with a look of utter loathing. I wonder if this would go over better.ReplyDelete
Looks like t turned out perfect! Thanks for the recipe.ReplyDelete
Mmmm, that looks too tasty to be sneaking veggies in! Can't wait for the return of Cookie-o-week!ReplyDelete


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FASHION WEEK: Andrea Wilson (T3) at DL1961
It's usually incredible chaos when Modern stops by to meet with the hairdressing team backstage before a fashion show. We were lucky at the DL1961 fall/winter 2013 collection (presented yesterday at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in NYC). All the models had run to the show area for a rehearsal, leaving lead Andrea Wilson, for T3, with a rare and precious few minutes to collect her thoughts. Well, we decided to interrupt those thoughts to get her to break down the look: a long, sleek, assymetrical finish...all draping from a deep side parting.
Meet the vivacious Andrea in this short video where she shares her thoughts about the hair and more (she is a MODERN fan)!


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