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A longtime Menlo Park public works employee has been arrested for stealing about $1,800 worth of fuel from the city's pumps for personal use, police announced Wednesday.
Juan Gonzalez Alvarez, 51, of Redwood City, was booked Tuesday on felony charges of embezzlement by an employee, second-degree burglary and grand theft, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney's Office.
Alvarez was a tree maintenance worker employed by the city since November 1986, said Human Resources Director Gina Donnelly. As of Wednesday, he no longer works for the city, she said.
Public works contacted police in April to relay suspicions that an employee was illegally taking gas from pumps in the city's corporation yard at 333 Burgess Drive. Police launched an investigation that led them to Alvarez, said Cmdr. Dave Bertini.
"Each city vehicle is assigned a special gas key; you put in the mileage of the vehicle and you pump your gas," Bertini said Wednesday. "You're only supposed to use it for work vehicles."
Bertini declined to divulge whether Alvarez pumped the gas directly into a personal vehicle, put it in a container or stole it by other means, saying that information is part of an investigative report that police handed to the District Attorney's Office. Alvarez stole approximately $1,800 worth of gas over an 18-month period, Bertini said.
On Tuesday, police called Alvarez to the police station and arrested him after questioning.
Alvarez was booked into jail at about 6:30 p.m. and released on $25,000 bail by 9 p.m., Chief Deputy District Attorney Karen Guidotti said. He is scheduled to report to court Aug. 27 for possible arraignment, she said.
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Rush Limbaugh toyed with the public's intelligence and insulted the Catholic Church in his syndicated radio broadcast when he blasted Pope Francis' recent document Evangelii Gaudium ("The Joy of the Gospel").
Evangelii Gaudium was the document issued a few weeks ago by Pope Francis as his reflection following the 2012 world Synod of Bishops on the New Evangelization. Limbaugh called the papal statements "pure Marxism." Then, he likened the Church to a big for-profit corporation. His comments were grossly mean, uninformed and indeed outrageous.
What is Evangelii Gaudium? Synods of bishops regularly meet in Rome, under the pope's presidency, to discuss a subject, or subjects, that the pope has considered important for the Church, and for the world, to review. Synods aid the pope in applying Church doctrine in the present moment.
For the most part, bishops in the various episcopal conferences elect synod delegates from their own midst. The number available to each conference is based on the Catholic population of the given country. In addition, the pope may appoint various experts in the matters to be studied to serve in the synod. These experts need not be bishops, nor even priests or religious, and customarily many are drawn from the laity. Non-Catholic guests may be invited.
Any member of the synod may address the group, and few are the members who do not take advantage of this opportunity. After general sessions attended by all, members are assigned to small discussion groups, centered on language. For example, English-speakers meet together, as do Spanish-speakers, and so on. Groups debate various issues and then report their conclusions. The full body then reassembles to go over what the groups decided. Finally, the synod finalizes a report, and it goes to the pope. After reflection, the pope publicly declares what he hopes to do with what the synod discussed, and how he thinks the synod had a message that Catholics should hear.
Pope Francis in Evangelii Gaudium certainly pinpointed many critical issues and raised many concerns. Considering the magnitude of the world's economic and social problems, his observations often were dramatic, and realizing the many differences of opinion, some inevitably ignited controversy. None was brazenly novel, however. Pope Francis drew his conclusions, as did the synod, from principles of Catholic teaching put forth in the past, often again and again, by the Church's highest teaching authorities, not uncommonly by the Scriptures themselves.
Read what the pope wrote! He opposes socialism and obviously Marxism. Socialism denies individual rights. Marxism denies individual rights totally, and is uncompromisingly atheistic. Can anyone even remotely aware of the pope's personal theology see him as an atheist or as an enemy of individual rights?
The pope said that when persons let personal profit overtake every other consideration, they go too far. It is immoral. So, the pope deplored what news outlets called "unfettered capitalism," saying it "tyrannizes" people. It is as logical as it can be — and as historically Catholic.
Religion aside, civilized societies have restricted capitalist interests for a long time, requiring that contracts be respected, norms be followed and rights protected. The most robust, capitalistic democracies insist on such restrictions.
Since Our Sunday Visitor is prominent in Catholic communications, people ask me about the "biased media." Well, folks, there it was — the Limbaugh show.
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Eventually, most people who have Alzheimer's need outside care. Consider the options, from respite care and adult day services to assisted living and nursing home care.
If you're caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, it's important to understand long-term care options and carefully evaluate their services and quality of care. Here's help getting started.
Home care for a relative with Alzheimer's is often highly valued. To make it possible — and support your own health and well-being — you might consider various home care resources. For example:
Home health services. Home health services help with personal care, such as eating, bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting. Some agencies help with meal preparation and household chores.
Basic nursing care — such as help with medications, wound care and medical equipment — is typically available. Some agencies provide additional services, such as physical therapy.
Respite and companion care services. Companion care is ideal for giving you the peace of mind to spend a few hours away. It also gives people with Alzheimer's an opportunity for socialization. Meaningful relationships can develop between people with dementia and their companions.
You might call on family, friends or neighbors to stay with your relative when you need a break. If you'd prefer a more formal arrangement, consider respite care services provided by community organizations.
As the disease progresses, your relative will need more help. You might consider alternative housing options. For example:
Assisted living. If your loved one needs support with personal care and daily activities, such as meal preparation, but doesn't need skilled medical care, he or she might be well-suited for an assisted living facility.
These facilities are also known as board and care, adult living or supported care. Your loved one might live in an apartment or suite of his or her own or share a living space with other residents.
Specialized dementia care. If your relative needs more supervision or help than what's available through a traditional assisted living facility, he or she might benefit from "memory care" assisted living.
While specific services vary, these facilities generally offer specialized staff training and structure the day around meaningful engagement and activities based on the individual's preferences and strengths. Visual cues, such as signs or pictures, are often used to help residents maintain independence. Enhanced safety measures such as secured exits are typical.
Nursing home. If your loved one needs skilled medical care, a nursing home might be the best option. Nursing homes provide room and board and round-the-clock supervision and medical care.
Some nursing homes have special accommodations for people with Alzheimer's — the environment, activities and philosophy of care revolve around their needs.
To locate resources in your area, check the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging. When trying to determine which type of care is best for your loved one, consider the following questions:
Some settings aren't well-suited to support those living with Alzheimer's disease. As your loved one's needs change, options for care might change as well. Any new care arrangement you make will involve blending your capabilities as a caregiver with your relative's needs.
Seeking help can ease the physical and emotional burdens of caregiving — and the earlier you consider the options, the better. If you wait until a crisis arises, you might make a hasty decision. Instead, take time now to evaluate your loved one's current needs and future options.
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Mayor Chris Beutler today recognized Lincoln Fire and Rescue (LFR), the Lincoln Police Department (LPD) and the Emergency Communications/911 Center for their achievements in earning national re-accreditation in 2008. Lincoln is one of only eight cities in the U.S. to have all three emergency service providers accredited by either the Commission on Fire Accreditation International, Inc. (CFAI) or the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).
"The accreditation process is a comprehensive look at an agency's policies, procedures, efficiency and effectiveness," said Mayor Beutler. "To have all three of the City's emergency service providers achieve this status says a great deal about our commitment to excellence. The public can take great pride in the dedicated and professional men and women who work to keep them safe 24 hours a day."
CFAI requires re-accreditation every five years, and CALEA requires re-acccreditation every three years.
LFR was recommended for re-accreditation after a site visit from a team representing CFAI.. The department will receive its re-accreditation March 10 at the annual conference of the Center for Public Safety Excellence. The Department was one of the first five in the world to receive CFAI accreditation in August 1997.
LPD was re-accredited by CALEA in April 2008. LPD has been nationally accredited since 1989, when the department became the first law enforcement agency in Nebraska to achieve that status. LPD also has earned the enhanced Certificate of Meritorious Accreditation from CALEA. In July 2008, LPD was awarded State re-accreditation through the Police Chiefs Association of Nebraska. LPD was first accredited by that group in 2003. (State re-accreditation takes place every five years.)
The Lincoln Emergency Communications/911 Center received re-accreditation from CALEA in December. The Center also was named a Flagship Agency for its commitment to the CALEA accreditation process and its willingness to share its success with others. The Center became the 14th center in the nation to be accredited by CALEA in 2002. The Center was re-accredited in 2005 and received its first Flagship Agency designation at that time.
More information on the City's emergency service providers is available on the City Web site at lincoln.ne.gov (keywords: fire, police, 911). More information on the accrediting agencies is available at cfainet.org and calea.org.


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Not all environmental problem-solving skills are founded in the science and engineering disciplines, and the Otterbein Sustainability Studies program curriculum emphasizes the holistic approach to environmental understanding. To earn a Sustainability Studies minor, students can take a mixture of classes from the environmental studies, humanities, social sciences, earth sciences and life sciences curricula.
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Statewide elections are still more than a year away, but candidates are busy raising money.
The Anniston Star reported Sunday that state finance records show more than $11 million has been raised since June — when candidates first became eligible to receive contributions for their 2014 campaigns.
The newspaper says Republican candidates have picked up $6.8 million of that cash, while Democrats garnered only $861,000. Political action committees pulled in $6.3 million over the same time period.
The numbers come from Alabama's new all-digital campaign finance reporting system, which was launched in June.
The state's top-spending PAC was A-VOTE, an affiliate of the Alabama Education Association. The biggest corporate spender was the Drummond Company, a Birmingham-based coal company that has given $464,000 to PACs and candidates this year.


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Re: Big Bang or Intelligent Design?
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clrkbar wrote:Wow, that was like 10 pages of info.
sanddbox wrote:At least read the evidence part.
clrkbar wrote:Question: Does the big bang deal with the origin of the universe or not? Because I always thought it did. Now you are saying it just deals with the development of the universe.
Well, it's about the origin of the universe as we know it. In other words, it's not about how everything existed in the first place - that's too paradoxical for science to answer.
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It is also the first Unova starter in Ash's team that evolved.
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[1]Pignite, as a Tepig, abandoned by his original trainer Shamus.Before the events of The Battle Club and Tepig's Choice!, in the Accumula Town Battle Club, Pignite, as a Tepig, was sent out to battle against a Deerling under the ownership of his trainer Shamus. But Tepig was badly beaten and lost the battle. After the battle, Shamus now realizes that Tepig wasn't suited for battle at all and attempts to set him free, but Tepig still needs him here when Shamus made the decision to tie him to a post, abandon him, and leave town. Don George wanted to untie Tepig but he chewed himself loose and ran away before Don George got to him. When Ash visited the Accumula Town Battle Club, he initially mistook Tepig for an Umbreon after seeing it on a security camera stealing food from a warehouse. Ash discovered Tepig eating the bait he and Iris laid out for him and realized that it was actually a Tepig covered in soot. Tepig was extremely hungry and thin, as there was rope tied around his snout, preventing him from eating. Ash untied him, cleaned him and carried him back to the Battle Club. When Pikachu was stolen by Team Rocket, Tepig used Ember to rescue him. Ash then proceeded to catch Tepig.
Since Ash promised to use him in his first Gym Battle, Tepig fought against Chili's Pansear in Triple Leaders, Triple Threats!. His attacks did not do much damage to Pansear, whose Fire Punch, Flamethrower and Dig attacks hit Tepig hard. One of these Digs launched Tepig into the air. Ash commanded it to dive down Pansear's hole. Tepig then managed to bite Pansear's tail and send it flying. He then defeated Pansear with a combination of Ember and Heat Crash.
Tepig was confirmed male in Snivy Plays Hard to Catch! when he was hit by a wild Snivy's Attract, forcing Ash to recall him.
In A Rival Battle for Club Champ!, Tepig battled against Trip's Tranquill. Like Oshawott, Tepig was defeated by Tranquill's Super Luck-boosted Aerial Ace.
Tepig battled Lenora's Lillipup in The Battle According to Lenora and was forced back into his Poké Ball by Lillipup's Roar. After Lenora's Watchog defeat Oshawott, Tepig battled Lillipup again, but lost. After training in Rematch at the Nacrene Gym!, he battled Lenora's Herdier. After a short battle, he was sent back by Roar. After Oshawott and Watchog knocked each other out, Tepig battled Herdier again and won using his newly-learned Flame Charge attack.
Tepig was used again in Ash's third Unova gym at Castelia City. He battled Burgh's Dwebble in Battling For The Love of Bug-Types!, and even though it was a Bug-type, he was defeated by Rock Wrecker.
In Ash and Trip's Third Battle!, Ash used Tepig against Trip's Vanillite. Despite the type advantage Tepig had over Vanillite, the match ended in a draw.
In Battle For The Underground!, while trying to remove Team Rocket from the Battle Subway in Nimbasa City, Tepig learned Flamethrower.
Tepig battled alongside Cilan's Pansage in Lost at the Stamp Rally! where they were battling against Subway Masters Emmet and Ingo's Chandelure and Eelektross while in the Battle Subway. It is unknown if they won or lost.
In A Maractus Musical!, Tepig teamed up with Pikachu and Snivy to battle Toby's Maractus trio. Using their combination of Thunderbolt, Leaf Storm, and Flamethrower, they fought well. When one of the Maractus, Tussy, panics, they manage to win.
In Scraggy and the Demanding Gothita!, Tepig was used to battle against Katharine's Mandibuzz. It used its full attacks against the Dark-type Pokemon and fought well, dodging attacks. When their Brave Bird and Flame Charges collided, Tepig remained victorious. [2]Tepig evolved into Pignite in Evolution by Fire! and turned the tide in the battle against his former trainer as he defeats his Emboar and Heatmor with its newly learned Fire Pledge and finishing off with Flame Charge. Seeing that he never liked it when Shamus said he could come back with him, it stayed with Ash instead, because he's now one of the gang since he evolved, that strengthens the connection of Trainers and Pokemons even more by the confidence of a dedicated trainer like Ash.
In Caution: Icy Battle Conditions!, Pignite was used against Brycen's Cryogonal and Beartic. He was able to take out Cryogonal by using Fire Pledge to aim for the center of the Rapid Spin but lost to Beartic when it used Aerial Ace for its Fighting-type weakness.
In Rocking the Virbank Gym! (Part 2), Pignite was up against Roxie's Scolipede and after his Flame Charge was blocked by Scolipede's Screech and it's Sludge Bomb was intercepted by Pignite's Flamethrower, Pignite used the smoke to his advantage and hit Scolipede with Flame Charge and after Scolipede dodged Pignite's second Flamethrower, it used Toxic and Pignite got poisoned but he managed to hang in there and defeated Scolipede with Fire Pledge. He was cured of the poisoning by the Pecha Berry that Roxie gave him. He continued to battle against Roxie's last Pokémon, Garbodor and after a tough battle, Pignite got knocked out by Garbodor's Hyper Beam.
Pignite battled Dawn's Mamoswine in BW090. It started the battle with a Tackle, dealing a decent amount of damage on Mamoswine. Mamoswine then hit Pignite with Take Down. Pignite managed to dodge Mamoswine's Hidden Power by quickly jumping and then hitting Mamoswine with a very powerful Flame Charge. It managed to counter Mamoswine's Ice Shard with Flamethrower and Mamoswine used Take Down and followed by Hidden Power. Pignite used Flame Charge and hit the Hidden Power head on, knocking both out and ending the battle with a draw.
Pignite battled Trip's Serperior in BW094 in the final round of the Junior Cup. Although it had an advantage, it couldn't land a single hit, even after using Flame Charge multiple times to increase its speed. Serperior eventually finished it with Frenzy Plant, knocking Ash out of the tournament and winning Trip the Junior Cup.
Known Moves EditEdit
|The Battle Club and Tepig's Choice!
|Triple Leaders, Team Threats
|Flame Charge +
|Rematch at the Nacrene Gym
|Flamethrower +
|Battle for the Underground!
|Fire Pledge +
|Evolution by Fire!
|Brick Break +
|+ indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.*
- indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
Trivia EditEdit
- Ash describes Pignite, as a Tepig, as being tenacious, though it lacks confidence when it loses.
- Pignite is Ash's fourth Fire starter and the third to be abandoned by its original trainer.
- Pignite was revealed to have learned Brick Break in BW107.
- Ash's Pignite took the place of Bianca's Pignite since it evolved into Emboar prior in BW073: Searching for the Clubultimate! in the final match of round 1 of the Clubsplosion Tournament against Trip's Conkeldurr.
- Pignite as been used in 5 Gyms, the most from any of Ash's Unova Pokemon.
- Pignite is the only Unova Pokemon who was never sent to Professor Oak or Juniper.


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One of the ways that we manage our lives is with statistics. We are appropriately skeptical about how statistics are molded and carved to make any point a politician wants to make. As the old joke goes, statistics are often like a lamp pole to a drunk: used more for support than illumination.
At the same time, statistics are our modern-day scorecards. News stories routinely cite them to show our progress: Disease, divorce, teen pregnancy. Each one of those social phenomena represents hugely disruptive and upsetting events for individuals and families. But, as statistics, they are simply metrics of social health or decline. We cluck over their trajectories, but they are just numbers.
Take unemployment and underemployment. The numbers show we are doing better than we were in 2008 and 2009. Some celebrate it. Others say we should do better. Some say there are jobs out there for any able-bodied person and object to continued aid for the unemployed. Others use unemployment to curse those believed to be "taking our jobs."
But when unemployment has a face, it is a very different story. A middle-aged woman, her common-law marriage collapsed, struggles to find someone who will hire her after years of not working. A young man with great gifts is ready to put them to good use, but no doors are opening for him. An older man who was successful for more than three decades has all but given up the search for something else since being laid off at the recession's dawn.
These are people I know, and when the details come into focus, the pain can be searing: An underemployed woman struggles with diabetes, but can't find a job with health insurance. A job is available, but the cost of commuting and the cost of day care consumes huge portions of small checks. A person's skill sets no longer command attention from employers, and the skills needed now were never learned because resources were not there to learn them. Marriages and children are put off because stable employment — one of the most pro-family requisites there is — remains a will-o'-the-wisp.
When it comes to jobs, it is a buyer's market, and it has been for some time. Statistics tell us that this won't last forever. Demographic bulges and busts, the impending retirement of the baby boom horde, the economic cycles that economists unemotionally track and report on: All of these tell us that in time, over years, whether a Republican or a Democrat is in the White House, jobs will return.
For the human beings, the real people caught in the current reality, however, such statistics provide little comfort.
When I read the thundering pronouncements about market forces, about government job programs, about the 47 percent, about health care costs, I try to think of the faces: The 60-year-old who keeps looking for leads, but whose face suggests the toll that all the rejection has taken. The exhausted 30-year-old who is working two jobs to support his small family.
Scripture talks a lot about the poor, and unemployment can be both a material and a spiritual poverty. Pope Francis knows the toll it takes, and not just because of his work with the poor in the ghettos of Buenos Aires. For Pope Francis it's family. He recalls the difficult times his own father had as an immigrant in Argentina in the 1930s.
"They lost everything. There was no work," he said. "I was not born yet, but I heard them speak about this suffering at home. I know this well. But I must tell you: courage."
Courage is necessary for those who keep seeking. Perhaps courage is also needed by the rest of us — employers, neighbors, family members — the courage to help those who can't do it all by themselves.
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Lynn Bauer doesn't just write a check to help a cause.
As the owner of Bauer Financial, a Coral Gables bank-rating firm, Bauer, 64, has spent a good part of her professional life doing research. And she put those skills to work after a business associate told her about a couple who were caring for 23 orphaned children in a church in Samisragudem, a small village in southern India.
Bauer started sending money to Sunil Kumar, 32, and his wife, Kittu, 27, but it didn't feel right.
"I don't do anything that I can't be personally involved with," she said. "I have to meet the people, see their faces. I don't do middlemen."
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Kumar, who had been raised as an orphan himself in the same church, began sending Bauer pictures of the boys and girls, ages 4 to 12. They talked via Skype. She noticed the children were sleeping on mats on the floor, and paid $1,400 for wooden beds to be made for them.
At dinner one evening on Miracle Mile, she told two old friends, Matthew Meeham and Rod Hildebrant, that she was planning a trip to India to meet the children.
"Do you mind if Matt and I go?" asked Hildebrant, who owns a group of hospice and palliative care centers.
The couple joined Bauer on her first journey to Samisragudem at the end of 2006.
"For me, it was to do my homework," said Bauer, who took over the bank-rating firm after her husband, Paul, died in 2001. "I don't do anything without researching it."
The children greeted them with hugs and kisses, and vied to hold their hands.
"They just climbed onto my heart strings," said Bauer, who has no children. "I remember them just curling into my lap and falling asleep."
The Americans stayed for a week. On their next trip, they bought a one-acre parcel within walking distance of the church that became the site of a 3,200-square foot house they christened Sunil's Home.
"When they asked me if I wanted to create a real orphanage, I was deeply moved," Kumar said. "I always dreamed of something like this, but never thought it could happen."
The orphanage has doubled in size since its 2008 opening, and is now home to 62 children ages 5 to 17. The property includes an organic garden and volleyball court, and is populated by geese, turkeys and a golden lab called Puppy. (The turkeys keep the snakes away.)
"It looks like Sunnybrook Farm," Bauer said. "We have hibiscus, bougainvilla, desert roses."
Bauer, Hildebrant and Meeham initially traveled to India four times a year. They now go about twice a year, and keep up with their charges via email and Skype. The children attend an English-based private school and take part in sports, music and arts at Sunil's Home.
The nurturing home is in stark contrast to the youngsters' previous environment.
"Living like an orphan is very hard emotionally, physically, mentally," Kumar said. "When children find their way to Sunil's Home, their spirits are very broken. When I hear the story behind a new orphaned child, it breaks my heart and it takes me back to my childhood."
Raraju, 11, lived with his mother in the streets until she was hit by a truck. She died when he was 5. He then lived with another child in a field, where he had to fight with street dogs for food. His friend died after one of the dogs bit him, and Raraju arrived at the orphanage two years ago.
"All of our children have a different story, but this is a good example of what happens with children in India," Maheen said.
Initial funding came from the three friends' pockets. About five years ago, they began fundraising, and partnered with area schools. Blue Lakes Elementary students helped raise money for the volleyball court at Sunil's Home. Through lemonade drives, bake sales and proceeds from a school garden, Miami Christian School students funded a computer lab.
"It's good for people to learn in early age that there are people in this world that have real needs and they should be a part of that," said Teri Logan, associate head of Miami Christian.
Today, the three Coral Gables friends are working with the schools on a clothing drive, with the goal of filling a 30-foot container.
"It has been a great kid-to-kid effort," Bauer said.
They also host A Night in Bollywood, a gala fundraiser complete with elephant at Hildebrant's historic Coral Gables home.
"We really want the community to get involved," Meehan said.
Photos of the children fill the walls of Bauer's Coral Gables office, where one of her five employees knitted the children scarves for Christmas and another sent over a big batch of books.
The Indian children have taken to calling Bauer Mom Lynn.
"Once I get involved in something, it becomes my family," she said. "I carry pictures of all of them. I know all their names and sizes. They climb into your heart strings and they are yours forever."


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On August 6, I meet Mayor Bloomberg in the wide-open City Hall bullpen he installed as soon as he took office to re-create the collaborative corporate environment of his business empire. It's the middle of summer, with the mayoral race heating up, and he's conferring with Deputy Mayor Patti Harris and glancing at the Bloomberg terminal at his desk. I ask him what he's monitoringlocal companies, he says, which he follows as economic barometers. Many of which also happen to be run by his friends. Some media companies, you know. He mentions News Corp.or whatever the new name isand the Times. American Express would be on there. Ken Chenault's a friend, but also it's a big employer in New York City. If you want to know what's happening, Chenault can tell you. Another one which would be a good indicator is Macy's. The guy that runs it happens to be a golfing buddy, Terry Lundgren, but he can tell youthey have stores in all five boroughs, and out in the suburbs, and around the country. You can get a good feel if you talk to him.
Having climbed up the short stairway to a conference table, we begin the first of several conversations about his twelve unusual years in office, sitting beneath a countdown clock showing the time left in his mayoralty ticking away.
A common theme in the campaign to succeed you has been that you've governed primarily for the rich.
I'm fascinated by these commentsand it is just campaign rhetoricsuggesting that we haven't done enough for the poor. The truth of the matter is we've done a lot more than anybody else has ever done. The average compensationincomefor the bottom 20 percent is higher than in almost every other city. Of course, the average compensation for the top 20 percent is 25 percent higher than the next four cities. But that's our tax base. If we can find a bunch of billionaires around the world to move here, that would be a godsend, because that's where the revenue comes to take care of everybody else.
Who's paying our taxes? We pay the highest school costs in the country. It comes from the wealthy! We have an $8.5 billion budget for our Police Department. We're the safest big city in the countrystop me when you get bored with this! Life expectancy is higher here than in the rest of the countrywho's paying for that? We want these people to come here, and it's not our job to say that they're over- or underpaid. I might not pay them the same thing if it was my companymaybe I'd pay them more, I don't know. All I know is from the city's point of view, we want these people, and why criticize them? Wouldn't it be great if we could get all the Russian billionaires to move here?
But isn't there a point where the compensation has outstripped whatever civic contribution bankers make?
They are private institutionsmaybe public companies, but in the private sectorwho want to maximize their profits. I assume they don't deliberately overpay their employees, they pay what they think is necessary, and if one guy raises the ante, the other guy doesn't have much choice.
So you don't think the fact that the economic gap is increasing is a problem for the future of the city?
The question you've got to ask yourself is, are we spending money to help those that are struggling? We spend $22,000 per year per student. No other city in the country spends that. We have a commitment to having a park within a ten-minute walk of everybody. I don't think any administration has done as much to help the whole spectrum of people who live here.
The truth of the matter is that there are more private-sector jobs in this city than ever before, and the people struggling at the bottom have more support than ever before. We've created something like 300,000 jobs at the bottom end, where they are really needed. We're also working at the top, whether it's the Cornell engineering campus or trying to help support big finance. We've created a government that's not based on special interests or who you know; it uses numbers to decide whether or not, in fact, people are getting this kind of service, need that kind of service.
People don't rememberwhen Giuliani was going out and I was coming in, it was supposed to be the end of the world. Nobody knew what a billionaire would do. They thought I would destroy the city. That did not happen. Take a look at all the things we've doneinfrastructure, education, crime, helping the poor, cultural institutions. The elitist thing that cultural institutions are only for certain peopleno! We built small cultural institutions all around the cityfrom cultures you've never heard of.
This conversation has been condensed and edited from interviews on August 6, August 26, and September 4.


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Norbert is now exploring Shylock's insecurity, he feels that Shylock is afraid to dine with Bassanio and Antonio – he is an alien in Venice and insecure in certain situations.
Norbert is a German actor playing Shylock at the Globe Theatre in London.
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Pentagon Brass Meet on Tanker, No Statement TuesdayBy Reuters - | Posted 2008-09-09 Print
Top Pentagon and Air Force leaders met on Tuesday to finalize plans for a $35 billion aerial-refueling competition, and officials plan a statement later this week, according to sources told about the plans. Boeing, whose 27,000 machinists have been on strike since Saturday, is vying against a team made up of Northrop Grumman and Airbus parent EADS to build an initial 179 refueling tankers for the U.S. Air Force.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top Pentagon and Air Force leaders met on Tuesday to finalize plans for a $35 billion aerial-refueling competition, and officials plan a statement later this week, according to sources told about the plans.
Pentagon spokesman Chris Isleib denied earlier reports that a statement would be issued on Tuesday.
Tuesday's meeting included Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon England, chief Pentagon arms buyer John Young and Acting Air Force Secretary Michael Donley, said one source, who asked not to be named. Defense Secretary Robert Gates was also briefed.
Boeing Co (BA.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), whose 27,000 machinists have been on strike since Saturday, is vying against a team made up of Northrop Grumman Co (NOC.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and Airbus parent EADS (EAD.PA: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) to build an initial 179 refueling tankers for the U.S. Air Force.
Boeing Chief Executive Jim McNerney and Jim Albaugh, who heads Boeing's defense business, asked England at a Pentagon meeting on August 21 to give them six months to craft a competitive proposal in the revamped competition.
England then also met with Northrop Chief Executive Ron Sugar in the interest of fairness, said two sources, who asked not to be named. At the meeting, England emphasized the department's desire to resolve the competition as expeditiously as possible, one of the sources added.
The Pentagon had planned to issue the final request for proposals for the competition by mid-August, with the aim of awarding a contract around the end of December.
The department had already signaled that it would agree to give the companies 60 days -- not 45 -- to respond to the final bid specifications, according to sources close to the process.
It was not immediately clear whether the Pentagon officials had agreed to any further extension, a move that could make it difficult to award a contract before President Bush leaves office on January 20.
One source said Boeing is unlikely to get the full six months it seeks, but the companies could get four months -- two months longer than expected -- to work on new bids. That would make bids due in mid-January and a contract award unlikely before mid-March at the earliest.
Another option under consideration would be to cancel the Air Force's contract with Northrop -- which is subject to a stop-work order at the moment -- and defer any decisions to the next administration, said a second source, who asked not to be named.
In February, Northrop and EADS beat Boeing for the deal in a huge coup for EADS as it seeks to move into the lucrative U.S. military market, and a move that would pave the way for Airbus to begin producing commercial airliners in the United States.
The Defense Department decided to rerun the competition after the Government Accountability Office, ruling on a protest filed by Boeing, found the Air Force had made "significant errors" in evaluating rival bids.
The Air Force took 10 months to evaluate the initial bids, but the revamped competition involves changes in just eight areas faulted by the GAO, a less complex task.
Based on its analysis of draft revisions to the tender, Boeing has argued it needs six months to meet what it says is the Pentagon's request for a bigger plane than the 767-200ER model it initially proposed.
Northrop won the earlier contest with an Airbus A330 derivative that can carry more fuel than the 767.
Boeing has said it might withdraw from the competition if it did not get enough time to prepare a competitive bid.
(Reporting by Andrea Shalal-Esa; Editing by Brian Moss and Gerald E. McCormick)
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While orbiting and observing the mysterious planet Solaris, a small team of scientists comes under attack. Not by monsters. Not by marauding space pirates. The silent assault is on their sanity. Desperate to explain the bizarre events befalling his crew, the team leader transmits a cryptic video to garner the help of an old friend, psychologist Chris Kelvin. Kelvin arrives at the space station Prometheus only to find his friend frozen in a body bag—a victim of suicide. Two shipmates remain alive. One is Helen Gordon, a rational, no-nonsense woman convinced there's evil afoot. The other is Snow, a laid-back young scientist who communicates in the manner of an aw-shucks stoner unable to articulate a disjointed stream of consciousness. They're the lone survivors. But they're not alone.
By reading the crew's idle thoughts, memories and dreams, the celestial force of Solaris has been incarnating flesh-and-blood recreations of people from their past. Why? Should these 'visitors' be feared or embraced? The emotional center of the story arrives in the form of Rheya, Kelvin's beautiful wife whose suicide still haunts him. She simply appears out of nowhere, oblivious to her death and ready to pick up where they left off. But it's not really Rheya. This woman is simply the embodiment of Kelvin's recollections of her. She has Rheya's memories, yet feels strangely disconnected from them. Even so, her love is sincere, and that's good enough for Kelvin who, believing he has been given a second chance, wants to make things turn out differently this time.
"The theme of predestination is crucial," Soderbergh says. "Kelvin and Rheya's relationship ended very badly. When she appears on the Prometheus, they both struggle with the idea of the relationship traveling the same path it did before." To help us better understand that path, Soderbergh sprinkles in many glimpses of their courtship and marriage via flashbacks.
Instead of solving the mystery of Solaris, Kelvin becomes ensnared by it—seduced by the prospect of love and redemption. Can Kelvin and the other crew members regain perspective? Is Solaris to be feared? What force is behind all of this? What does it hope to gain? What purpose do the visitors serve? What are the implications for Earth? Anyone going into the film expecting answers to these questions will emerge disappointed. Queries abound. Logical resolution is in short supply. Directed by Steven Soderbergh and co-produced by James Cameron, Solaris is solemnly paced psychological science fiction totally unlike the two men's mainstream hits Erin Brockovich, Traffic, Titanic, The Terminator or Aliens. It remains to be seen whether audiences are ready for it.
positive elements: Several snapshots of Kelvin and Rheya's courtship are sweet and selfless. He affirms her in ways her parents never did, and encourages her to follow her dream of becoming a published author. Rheya's psychological challenges testify to the damage done by an emotionally abusive home life. Instances of suicide are reflected upon—with the victims' own hindsight—as tragic miscalculations. The film raises issues of mortality, God, eternity and the power of choices to shape one's destiny. A poignant moment finds the "new" Rheya unable to see herself as anything more than the sum total of Kelvin's perceptions of her (a reminder that how we value others can have a strong impact on their self-image and, in turn, the person they will become).
spiritual content: We eavesdrop on a dinner-table debate over the existence of God, during which Kelvin argues, "The whole idea of God was dreamed up by man." He's a nihilist who contends that the evolution of mankind was an inevitable probability. Meanwhile, Rheya can't wrap her mind around it all, yet insists that man is somehow unique and not a cosmic accident (though the notion of a loving Creator doesn't factor into her belief in a higher power). Upon being reborn as a visitor, Rheya still has a yearning to connect with the essence responsible for her existence ("It created me, yet I can't communicate with it"). Her desire to have fellowship with her creator reflects a basic need of the human soul, conceived by God (Gen. 1:26-30), satisfied through Christ (2 Cor. 5:16-21) and fulfilled perfectly in eternity (John 14:1-4). The final line of a Dylan Thomas poem, ". . . and death shall have no dominion," appears periodically (Rheya even clutches it in her lifeless hand after committing suicide). While that line is true in a biblical context (1 Cor. 15:50-55), the way it is embraced in Solaris simply leads viewers to believe that death is not something to fear, but may actually provide release into personal nirvana. [Spoiler Warning] In the end, as the Kelvins reunite on "the other side," Chris asks the awaiting Rheya, "Am I dead or alive?" She responds, "We don't have to think like that anymore. . . . Everything we've done is forgiven. Everything." A nice concept, but precariously incomplete. While that's true for the person who has accepted Christ and expressed repentance (1 John 1:9), someone who hasn't could walk away from Solaris deceived into thinking that such bliss awaits everyone grappling with eternal issues, regardless of what they believe (after all, Kelvin is a card-carrying atheist and he got in).
sexual content: George Clooney's bare backside gets more screen time than some of the film's minor characters. One scene shows Kelvin and Rheya chatting in bed, lying nude on their stomachs. Elsewhere, tighter shots show the couple tossing about in the throes of passion. Most disappointing of all, Kelvin's recollection of the night he and Rheya met concludes with passionate kissing and an image of him standing naked (full view from behind) as they embrace prior to sex.
violent content: There's no "violence" per se, but rather the residue of violence. [Spoiler Warning] Kelvin follows a trail of blood and discovers corpses. Snow talks about a deadly encounter between a human and his visitor lookalike. Rheya alludes to having had an abortion, then ends her life with pills when her husband walks out in anger. The "new" Rheya is distraught enough to drink liquid oxygen, which leaves her scarred and lifeless—temporarily. Kelvin coldly jettisons a visitor into deep space.
crude or profane language: Fewer than a dozen profanities, though they include several misuses of God's name, five s-words and one f-word.
drug and alcohol content: Kelvin and Rheya drink alcohol at a party. On separate occasions, pills are taken to control sleep or invite death.
other negative elements: Gordon suggests that the visitors must be humanely disintegrated. Kelvin argues that would be murder, to which she replies, "We are in a situation that is beyond morality." Can any situation be considered truly "beyond morality"?
conclusion: Here, Academy Award-winning writer/director Steven Soderbergh is an archer aimlessly firing philosophical arrows into the air in hopes that he'll hit something (which occasionally he does). Some in the crowd will gasp and applaud his unconventional style, taking great pleasure in trying to figure out what he's thinking and why he's turning one way or another. But most will check out after the first quiver. Without a target, this ambiguous intellectual exercise gets tedious. Many viewers will leave the theater more frustrated than fascinated.
Star George Clooney says, "What makes Solaris relevant today is that it deals with the basic issues we constantly question and wonder about: love, death, after-life. The things we don't have any answers to. We want to define things and those things we can't define terrify us. We want to know how high is up, how old is eternity. Everything we know as humans has limits—a beginning, middle and an end. No one in this story has answers. They just have really good, smart questions." But the ponderings are rudderless. The filmmakers seem as confused as the characters in the story. And for people who aren't baffled or terrified by life's most relevant mysteries—namely Christians who understand their personal, omnipotent Creator—the onscreen ruminations will seem empty at best. If there's a silver lining, it's that Solaris does offer some insight into the unredeemed mind's desperate attempt to make sense of things on its own.
On a less spiritual note, the movie generates curiosities about characters and their 'visitors,' but never follows through on them. It's one thing to leave questions unanswered about the nature of the universe; it's another to get audiences to invest in a scenario and then leave them hanging. I attended a free sneak preview of Solaris and listened to several members of the capacity crowd share their feelings with the studio's official opinion-taker as they filed out. Perhaps "vent" their feelings would be more accurate. If what I overheard is any indication, Solaris will open big thanks to Clooney and Soderbergh, then get hammered by poor word of mouth.
Eschewing the action, aliens and intergalactic shootouts of modern sci-fi, Soderbergh has nobly put his Oscar clout on the line in an attempt to create an artistic, understated film akin to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. In the end, however, the leaden, flashback-muddled Solaris will be remembered more as the film in which George Clooney bared more than his soul.
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Craig CMP741e tablet won't boot past "ANDROID" (Solved)
Subject description: running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
This Craig CMP741e tablet won't boot past the ANDROID splash screen. Does anyone know the key combination for booting a Craig wireless touch screen tablet to some recovery menu? There are three control buttons on top of the unit: "Power", "+" and "-". There is also a "Home" button on the front. Not to be overlooked as an input button is the touch screen itself.
In the I/O section on the side of the tablet, there is a microSD port. What kind of rescue could I perform with a microSD card? The tablet has a mini USB port, but this is the power source for charging the battery. When the USB power is connected, the tablet tries to boot and I can't turn it off with the power button. I tried to mount the device in Puppy but never could get pmount to see a USB drive (or any device).
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Your link says that OTG is supported and that rooting is possible.
So you should be able to attach a sync cable to mini-USB
and use ADB application
That is good.
I had a problem with my tablet (Hipstreet Flare). When I tried to boot
I got a message that sdcard couldn't be accessed.
I went though the rooting proceedure again from scratch
and I found I could access the sdcard and all my data was there
I describe the procedure here.
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Here's the current situation. I have flashed the Craig tablet, multiple times, with software provided by the manufacturer. The flash completed, and the tablet no longer loops but, rather, hangs on the ANDROID splash screen. My equipment has improved. I have micro SD card, which I used to perform the flash (re-install Android 4.0). I am looking for suggestions on how to proceed.
1. Is this device rooted?
2. If I could get the device to boot from micro SD card, I could install Android-x86.
3. How do I get to a Menu, or Safe Mode. I read that Android has a Safe Mode, but I don't know how to access it.
4. What can be deduced from the fact that the re-installation of Android was successful, yet the device still won't boot? Bootloader problem?
All suggestions welcome.
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Same chipset as FatDog ARM alpha3, Craig generally has little to no boot bypass restrictions. Just got to find it, but if you already have a brick with a pulse... so give it a shot.
Also sometimes if you jump to far past the original version, you may need to flash twice.
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Are you trying a x86 (intel instruction set version of Android) on a ARM (alw-A10 )? If so there is the problem, BUT I see they did a chip set swap mid model number release.
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I'd like to boot an OS of some sort from the 8-GB micro SD card. Too bad there is no rescue OS for Android, like BartPE, or Windows Repair, or fsck. If I installed the original Android 4.0 multiple times, the problem must be elsewhere, such as the bootloader. If I could boot Puppy, perhaps I could run
from the microSD card.
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It could also be the chipset swap, pre-A10 version of this model was 'problematic' You can also go BACK to the original version of Android.
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It's been suggested in more than one place that I flash the hard drive with an older version, and then upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich through Android.
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Happy to report, the tablet is now working after a proper flash with firmware provided by Craig Electronics. Using the same microSD card and flash program, I performed the flash
without having the USB power cord inserted
. I simply charged the unit, removed the power cord, and performed the flash, with desired results. Now, how do I turn off this tablet? There is no PowerOFF in the Settings app.
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Posted: Tue 22 Oct 2013, 21:16
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Subject description: powering off
Since I don't have a CMP741e tablet, this may be mere babble:
I have found that several other Android tablets power off not via a software menu choice, but rather via a "long press" of their hardware power button.
A small window will come up to confirm that you really want to power off, you press "OK" to shut off the tablet.
(A "short press" of their hardware power button, puts those tablets to sleep or if they are already asleep, wakes them up.)
Hope this helps.
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My android tablet suspends if you do a quick press the on/off button. To turn it off, I press the on/off button for two to three seconds.
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There doesn't seem to be a Terminal Emulation that comes with Ice Cream Sandwich on this tablet. Is it hidden somewhere, or do I need to download it as an app? Reason I am keen to find Terminal is to use command line to shut down the tablet. That's another can of worms, because Android's command line is different. Instead of 'shutdown -r' for reboot, the wizz kidz at Google did it backwards: 'reboot -p' where p is poweroff. Shutting down with this command causes immediate cessation, such that settings are not saved and so on; in other words, an improper shutdown. I need to be able to shut down from terminal in order to preserve the Power button, which has taken a lot of abuse during the extended period when this tablet wouldn't boot at all.
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