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7 December 1941
December 07, 2006, 07:19:09 PM »
I failed to post this before heading out the door this morning. Today is the anniversary of Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. Thousands were killed and numerous ships destroyed, but the attack brought the United States into WWII and with a vengeance.
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December 07, 2006, 07:50:20 PM »
When we first moved here, one of the churches we attended (a very small church) had an usher who was a Pearl Harbor Vet. He was a quiet, unassuming man, but one could not help feel in awe around him. And I'm sure the war did not end for him on Dec. 7, 1941.
I find it very, very troubling that there was little (if any...I've not heard any) mention of this in the major media? Were's the calls for a moment of silence, a prayer of respect?
On another, but sorta related note, I watched "A Bridge Too Far" the other night. Shocking losses (though not by WWII standards) for battle of eight days: Allies 35,000 original troop strength with 17,000 casualties, Germans 20,000 original troop strength with 8,000 casualties. To me, this gives some perspective to the current hand-ringing about Iraq.
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December 08, 2006, 02:36:56 AM »
Not to open a can of worms.. and certainly not to show you disrespect, Ulthar, but even one death in a cause I don't believe in is one death too many. In my opinion (and again, not to disrespect any of the brave men and women who are abroad in our military now), the war in Iraq and WWII don't go in the same breath or sentence together. I lack depth in understanding the history involved to make a concise explanation of how and why I feel this way, but .. yeah, two or three thousand people, sure, that's fewer. But for what? For what?
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December 08, 2006, 03:54:51 AM »
I was kinda afraid of this...and thought about adding the something to the effect of the following to my post (I was in a hurry when I typed it, which is NEVER a good thing):
We should lament the loss of life, any loss of life, in any war. One war is not less tragic than another simply because fewer people died. We seem to have some cultural sense of 'competition' from which we desire the keeping of score. It was not my intention to play into that keeping of score.
My real point of contention is the thesis often made that we are "losing" the War on Terror in Iraq BECAUSE, and only because, 3000-odd soldiers have been killed in three years - that that is reason alone to 'quit.' I simply wanted to emphasize that in other (major) confilcts, the sacrifice was much greater in terms of numbers, and victory resulted. One can certainly argue the merit of the sacrifice in different cases, and that will ALWAYS be a matter of perspective. For example, the American Revolution was a VERY unpopular war among the Colonists (many thought it was just a bunch of troublemakers causing problems), yet we consider that one to have been worth it.
So, Zap, if you disagree with the current war, I can respect that. If you and I were to sit and discuss it, I might disagree with you and through the discussion I am sure we would both learn some things we did not know. Such is the nature of something as complicated as war - it is not cut-and-dry and easily factored into black and white. I understand that from one point of view the tragedy is the 3000 lost for an amorphous, perhaps unclear cause, but to represent 3000 lost over three years as it is sometimes represented (ie, "oh noes!!!! T-H-R-E-E--T-H-O-U-S-A-N-D...that's UNHEARD OF!!!!") is disingenuous.
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December 08, 2006, 04:29:40 AM »
The History Channel ran shows on Pearl Harbor pretty much all day yesterday and I watched a few of them.
One show in particular claimed that FDR and his top Navy admirals knew well in advance that the Japanese were going to attack but chose to let them attack.
It claimed that they wanted the Japanese to make the first move to attack and in essence, many people think that FDR was personally responsible.
Now, I've read a lot of stuff on Pearl Harbor and have watched quite a few documentaries on it, but I had never heard about any of this until yesterday.
I've seen shows that state that the US may have known something might happen, but this was the first documentary I've seen that explicitly implicated FDR and his admirals of having foreknowledge of it all and that they did nothing.
Robert Stinnet, who served in WW2 wrote a book about this titled "
Day of Deceit
Wikipedia has an interesting article on the "
Pearl Harbor Advanced Knowledge Debate
And here is another in-depth article:
I'm not taking any sides or jumping to any conclusions here, but it does make for some interesting reading.
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One of the best books I have ever read about Pearl Harbor is
Infamy: Pearl Harber and Its Aftermath
by John Toland. It deals with the causes and post-event investigations moreso than the attack itself. Some key points about this book that make it a high recommendation (imo):
There were four major investigations following the attack, and the partisan bickering and grandstanding could rival what we see today (with the roles of Democrat and Republican reversed, of course). I read this book while the 911-Commission was going on, and it was an extremely interesting juxtaposition to be reading of very similar "witch hunt" (for lack of a better word).
Details supporting the thesis that General Short and, to a much greater extent, Admiral Kimmel were made scapescoats to protect the administration's process were presented. This is not conspiracy theory stuff, but a factual presentation of how data was ignored or misrepresented so that these two men were hung out to dry.
The Intelligence failures and failure to "connect the dots," compounded by misinterpretation of radio interecepts due to language translation issues, were also familiar. Our translations of some Japanese documents at the time made them out to be FAR more 'aggressive' in tone than modern translation would have. This in turn led the US to take stronger stances in earlier negotiations and fueled the fires Hirohito's militant generals used to convince him to attack. Also notable in this intelligence disaster is break-down regarding the East Wind, Rain message, as well as the seeming ignoring of reports from other nations that attack was eminent.
The political machinations surrounding this attack were no less cloudy than the claims surrounding the Bush Administration with 9-11. I don't WANT to believe EITHER President would purposefully allow these attacks, but I'm not sure political incompetence is that much of a better alternative.
With Pearl Harbor, we have the two key benefits of 65 years of history: first, the benefit of detailed factual analysis that has revealed the failures (and successes) to prevent the attack and second, the benefit of knowing we actually WON that war. The Press and Political Opposition in the 40's was no less than what it is today. Only time will tell how the current situation plays out on both of these counts.
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December 08, 2006, 03:31:17 PM »
Yea, Ash, Day of Deceit is very well laid out. Extremely dry reading though. And Stinnett isn't trying to knock FDR down, he actually supported the idea.
IMO FDR certainly knew that war with Japan was coming. I don't think he actually knew where the first blow was going to come from though. What is puzzling is why FDR and Secretary of War Stimson didn't have the Pacific fleet on any sort of medium to high alert.
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I believe, from all that I've read about the attack and the history leading up to it, that the decision makers in Washington, and this includes FDR, made the mistake of underestimating the Japanese. The prevailing opinion was that while the Japanese were great imitators they could in no way come close to matching US technology or abilities and that while they were a threat it was not a serious one. The assumption was that they were not able to strike at Pearl Harbor so the fleet was safe there, the only threat in Hawaii was seen to be sabotage so the aircraft on the army and navy airfields were parked wingtip to wingtip as this made them easier to guard. There were other measures taken to intimidate the Japanese,
B-17's were sent to the Philippines, marines were sent to Wake Island and various other steps taken to insure the Japanese government was cowed, no one in charge really believed that they would actually go to war, it was assumed that they would stop their aggression in china and cave in or that if they did try anything the war would be very short and they would lose. All of this in spite of the US ambassador to Japan sending repeated cables saying that they felt they were being insulted and that they were capable of anything including a major war. The government made the mistake of assuming that a potential enemy would react the way they wanted and took the steps they felt were appropriate for safety. Franklin Roosevelt was sure that Japan would back down or that if they didn't there was not a whole lot they could do, unfortunately he was mistaken, it wasn't a conspiracy to get us into the war, it was bad judgement on the part of the government. Our government is in the end made up of people, people who are not perfect, people who will make mistakes, that was true in 1941 and it is true today.
There is a very interesting book about WWII and the events in the 1930's leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor as seen from the Japanese view point, The Rising Sun by John Toland
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Quote from: DENNIS on December 10, 2006, 01:54:46 AM
There is a very interesting book about WWII and the events in the 1930's leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor as seen from the Japanese view point, The Rising Sun by John Toland
Ah, the same guy that wrote the book I mentioned.
The Rising Sun
was first and
was a followup that focused more on the investigations after-the-fact. If you liked
The Rising Sun
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December 10, 2006, 08:18:13 PM »
ulthar, I certainly will check out Infamy, I have always liked history and really enjoy a good book about the people and events that have shaped our world.
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And if you are ever in Honolulu, Hawaii, be sure to visit the "Arizona." The tickets to visit it are free, at least they were, when I was there, last year. You just have to stand in line for them, so be sure to get there early.
But, what I liked more than visiting the "Arizona" was the film they show you, before they you out to the "Arizona," as the film put a face onto the people who were there on December 7, 1941. And, of course, they also have one of the original survivors of that day, give a short talk as to what it was like on that day. Unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer of those veterans every year.
And I might also say how popular that attraction is with the Japanese.
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One of the best analyses of the issue of "Did Roosevelt Know/Did he let it happen?" was in American Heritage magazine about 2 years ago --
Written as an editorial, the editor laid out his contention that the theory makes no sense, as American would have been equally as shocked and eager to fight the Japanese had the attack force been intercepted and battled on the high seas or if the planes had been scrambled properly and lots of Japanese shot down -- American resolve would have been identical had not even a single US ship been sunk. The mere fact of a Japanese attack would have been galvanizing enough.
I didn't bookmark this editorial or save it in magazine format -- I always give away my best stuff -- but I do recall that the author, a major scholar of military history, made a watertight case that were it Roosevelt's goal to "Bring us into War", then letting the Japanese attack was a moot point.
Personally, I find that the same people here in town who believe Roosevelt let the Japanese attack are the same people who believe George Bush and Queen Elizabeth are giant alien reptoids in disguise, and that we brought down the twin towers on 9-11 with controlled demolition. That is, there really isn't any standard for what they WON'T believe --
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One thing I found interesting is that this is the last year the Pearl Harbor vets are having a get together. They seem to feel they're too old now.
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This costume was put together for a local fundraiser, though I usually use it (or a variation of it) for the character I play in Club Blood at Cedar Point in Sandusky, OH. I bought the hair ties and the fingerless gloves at Claire's Accessories for > $10. I found the boots in one of the dumpsters in my apartment building in brand new condition. Quite a steal! They retail for around $100 on Amazon. The pink footless tights I'm wearing I got at Wal-Mart for $2. The mini-skort and the vampire shirt were both thrift shop finds and cost me about $5 altogether. The black scleral contact lenses (everyone thinks these are the best part of the costume) I bought online for $300. Definitely worth the investment.
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RtD: RtD: CpRGB wrote:As the dust settles, the four strangers glance warily from one another. Privet glances a sidearm nearby and (6) handily picks it up, gaining points for being quick and potentially smooth, but instantly loosing them when he accidentally fires it into the front hover-suspensor of the cab, eliminating their only mode of transportation.
Inferno wonders exactly what kind of hacker this kid is, and, for the first time in his life, thinks he may have made a mistake in choosing him for a job. He decides to wait and see if the kid truly has any merit as the net-wiz he hopes he is.
"Fucking great!" exclaims Jabar. "That comes out of my paycheck, you asstard!" He calms himself, to an extent. "Alright, I've got my boys coming to give us a lift in five so take what you want from these chumps, and quick, cause once they're on that airlift they'll be too busy being searched to give you any presents. Explanations and all that can wait till we're somewhere safer, so save your breath and get to work," is what he wants to say (1), but he ends up just glaring at the damage done to his cab, fuming under his breath, completely forgetting to set the sentry camera like he meant to.
"Alright, how about we start with introductions," chimes in Karen, seemingly un-phased by all the action, "I'll start. Karen Curtis, cyberdetective cyberdenaire. I'm sure you've heard of me, I--"
Just then, an over-sized cybernetic dog bounds into the open from an alley nearby. It's robotic head glances around the group, eyes glowing red, before focusing intently on Privet.
"Oh, I almost forgot--this is Felon. He comes fully equipped with shoulder-mounted flash-beams, chest compartment flamethrower, four poison-flechette launchers, satellite uplink to the net from anywhere, and a 9000 gig mp3 player, with 25 headphone jacks--you know, just in case."
Dr. Inferno, his own internal mental clockwork ticking away and a mad rate, decides he can use this all to his advantage. "I don't know who's paying you to follow me, Misses Curtis, but I will double their offer if you help me track down something I want instead. As for you... uh..." he stares at his cab driver expectantly.
"Paveene-Prashad-Hussain-Abdul-Jabar," Jabar mutters.
"Right, er, Pravee--uh--Pirann--well, uh, sir, I could definitely use some muscle, and it seems you are more than meets the eye, so to speak. What do you guys say?"
Just then, a shadowy female figure snakes in from the shadows, a tight leather jumpsuit hugging her curves.
"You are--all of you--in way over your heads," she declares with an air of nonchalance. "Right now, all of you have your own motives, and none of you have any idea how similar and intertwined everything really is. And I mean everything. Nothing is what it seems." A cult snakes its way from between her heels and darts off into the rainy night. "We're being watched and I can't explain everything right now. Jabar, I know you think help is on the way, but you're in deeper than you thought on this one. Do NOT wait for your friends to get here. Karen, the man from Japan doesn't exist, and neither does your payment if you chose to listen to him. The only thing that awaits all of you right now is destruction, not just death. If you want to know everything, meet me at this location."
She hands the doctor a metal plate with an address engraved into it: 619 Ascension Ave., Warehouse Dist., Neo-Noir City. When they look up from reading the address, the mystery girl has already vanished back into the night.
Overhead, lightning flashes, and a bit of graffiti is visible on the side of a nearby wall: "Freedom of THAWT."current stats wrote:Paveene-Prashad-Hussain-Abdul-Jabar = 6 HP
Doctor Inferno Ph.D. = 6 HP
Karen Curtis cyberdetective cyberdenaire = 6 HP
Privet Joannes = 5 HP, holding a lasgun that he may or may not know how to use.
Felon = 6HP and 9000 GBs of music
current stats wrote:PBR count = 21
Rolling Rock count = 4
Mister Pussyfeathers = simultaneous alive and dead until he can be observed by an outside observer, which will invariably alter his quantum state of being
Miss Randy Diphthong = 6 HP, impatient
Timmy Halfafal = 5 1/2 HP
Girlface McDreamy = 5 HP
Karl von Streisenheisendeisenberg = 5 HP, blood-eyed
Rick wrote:Ok... Felon sniffs around for a scent of the mysterious woman- and that frigging cult.
TImmy chuckles at his sucsesfull greeting and walks over to the web cam and trys to find out why it is own[were the wires conect to and what not]Dr. Inferno conferms the coroporation of his new cohorts and places his hand to his ear and activates his comunicator. and pulls a thin tablet from his suit case and starts typing.
"Hq, this is flamer. I have a new objective, i am sending a sitrep as we speak. over and out." as the good doctor finishes his typeing he triple encoads it and sends it. start to finish it takes around 30 seconds for him to type out the stuff.
Silverdream wrote:"PEDOPHILE!" I yell at the top of my lungs and kick timmy in the testicles. I then blow my pedophile whistle. "Miss Randy I want to use my cyberdetective cyberdenaire to find out if "
RTD:RTD:CpRGB wrote:It would appear that not all is what it seems... I need to know, do your characters agree to work together, if not say now? However please note that each of your characters are streetwise and can sense an opportunity to make a score, to decline in the face of strangers would be to lose respect on the streets, and this game is all about being cool. You also have no reason to trust this shadowy female but you probably should hear what she has to say, agreed?
jmatthew wrote:If you couldn't already tell, this one is much more roleplay and story-oriented, which isn't to say that there won't be fighting--I have some truly epic battles planned for a bit later--but combat is not the main focus of this game.
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Developer's guide comprised of best practices from actual deployments of Alfresco's open source CMS
BOSTON — Oct. 31, 2008 — Optaros, Inc., a Platinum Alfresco Partner and Next Generation Internet (NGI) consulting firm, has authored The Alfresco Developer Guide, a book to help developers implement open source content management solutions on the Alfresco platform. The book incorporates best practices learned from numerous large-scale client engagements, which appear as step-by-step examples.
The Alfresco Developer Guide takes an in-depth look at how to write customized code to implement the Alfresco open source CMS for a fictional corporation, SomeCo. The reader is led through each chapter as if they are working for SomeCo and customizing the open source CMS for the unique needs of each department. By the end of the book, every area of the Alfresco product has been examined, including content modeling, advanced workflow, Web Scripts, Web Content Management and the API.
"Alfresco's open source content management system has been extremely effective for Optaros' work with clients across the globe," says Jeff Potts, content management practice lead at Optaros, Alfresco's 2007 North American Contributor of the Year and Alfresco Developer Guide author. "The Alfresco Developer Guide explains to developers how to roll out a successful Alfresco deployment in their own companies, using step-by-step instructions based on our expertise at Optaros, as a platinum Alfresco partner."
"Optaros employs the largest group of consultants in the world who are fully trained to work with all of Alfresco's open source content management software," says John Powell, Alfresco's president and CEO. "As a trusted Alfresco partner, Optaros' backing of the Alfresco Developer Guide just makes sense."
About Optaros
Alfresco's 2007 International Partner of the Year, Optaros is a Next Generation Internet (NGI) consulting firm with a global open source content management practice. The unique Optaros Assembly Methodology (OptAM) provides clients with faster, more versatile solutions than traditional build, buy or rent options. Optaros serves more than 100 clients including ABB, Biogen Idec, McKesson, Merck/Serono, The New York Times, Sony Pictures, Swisscom, and many others. For more information, visit www.Optaros.com.
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We are primarily a family owned Security Company offering a diverse range of Locksmiths Services. Carl is a qualified Electrical and Mechanical Engineer and Member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology (MIET). In addition, he has trained and completed City and Guilds Electrical Engineering and Electronic Security Systems course including Testing, Inspection and Certification and PAT Testing. As a former Bomb Disposal Officer engaged in Counter Terrorism he is adept at problem solving which is put to good use in Locksmith work where as a company we specialise in Non-Destructive Entry (NDE) Techniques. We are one of very few companies in Scotland to be able to offer a comprehensive range of Safe Engineering Services including Opening Locked Safes and fitted a varied range of Mechanical or Electronic Locks. Despite the breadth of capabilities that we offer we do try to offer a 'no job too small' service. We are not a National Franchise, but a highly skilled service company trying to provide pragmatic security solutions for the community in Scotland and specialist Safe work across the wider UK. We are a Authorised Security Centre for the Asda Abloy Mul-T-Lock brand as well as other high quality locks. We are a reseller for Burg Wachter, Burton and Dudley Safes, in most cases offering internet/e-commerce pieces but with full service.
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I remember when I opened my first department store credit card in Manhattan nearly 20 years ago. At the time, you were allowed to open a line of credit for $1,000 on the spot whether or not they eventually approved your card, which took several days. What an attractive way of bringing in new customers and keeping their cash registers ringing! I think I may have opened and closed these accounts at least a half a dozen times: I would pay off my balance, feel guilty and close it — then, a few months later, do the same thing all over again.
I was the ideal customer: a total shopaholic. And, while I am, and always have been, responsible with my regular credit cards, there was something strangely different about having a department store credit card. Naturally, you only have cards for stores you love, and they give you another reason to shop there (whereas, without that credit card, you can shop anywhere — or not at all). The stores capitalize on the psychology of "belonging" to separate you and your good, common sense. It appeals to your basic instincts, dangling fabulous carrots like special member discounts in the faces of loyal, card-carrying members.
But, the biggest difference between regular credit cards and ones from department stores (and coincidentally, the biggest trap) is the outrageous interest rates. I recall that most of mine were well over 20 percent (compared to an average of 13 percent on a fixed-rate credit card) — nothing short of robbery. Consumers with questionable credit may find themselves only able to qualify for bank credit cards with high interest rates, but that's the norm for all shoppers who apply for department store cards.
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Also, customers are required to pay a larger percentage of their bill each month in minimum payments. If you've fallen into the habit of regularly shopping at that department store, then you're throwing your money at them faster than the speed of light. I admit that as a young, gullible consumer, I fell for all the tricks: the fabulous shopping points, discounts for opening new accounts, early sales, and private mailings for shopping events.
It took a good 10 years of shopping with my Barneys card until I realized there was a problem. I was on a hamster-wheel cycle of shopping. Each month I would shop, pay my bill or a good portion of it. And then the next month I was back in the store repeating the same mistakes all over again.
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Now that I no longer have the store card (and it's been a while now), I've found I rarely shop in this den of fashion fabulosity. Why? Because I don't have to. I can shop anywhere, and I don't feel tied to spending my shopping dollars in one place, or most importantly, spending them at all.


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Boston Architectural College
Story by Allison Postlethwait
The Boston Architectural College was pleased to present Charles Redmon '08 (Hon.), FAIA, with the Selfless Labor Award on the evening of Thursday, April 25 during a special reception at 951 Boylston Street. The Alumni Association honored Chuck with the award for his decades of steadfast faith in support of the BAC, its philosophy, mission, students, and alumni. Bill Boxx '06, president of the Alumni Association, presented Chuck with the award. Members of the Board of Trustees, Overseers, faculty, students, staff, and special guests were in attendance to celebrate Chuck and his longstanding support of the BAC.
The Selfless Labor Award is presented to members of the BAC community who have exhibited exemplary levels of service for the common good of the institution. It was named after Dean Arcangelo Cascieri's philosophy, depicted by his sculpture, "Selfless Labor," which has become an important and enduring symbol of the BAC.
"Chuck's dedication to the BAC is philosophically driven to improve and expand the education of design professionals," said Bernie Goba '07 (Hon.), AIA, DFA honoris causa, NCARB. "This is more impressive when you learn of his other honors and achievements and still has time for the BAC. Briefly, he has been former chair of the AIA's Regional/Urban Design Assistance Team Program and has provided consulting assistance to over 50 communities across the US and Canada. For this the AIA awarded him the Kemper Award for service to the profession. Has been the on the BSA Board and as BSA president, the Bridge Design Committee now known as the Zakim Bridge. And in 2006 his alma mater, Rice University, named him a Distinguished Alumni. For all of his profession activities and achievements he has always carried forward the mission and goals of the BAC offering service and support when called upon."
Chuck Redmon, architect and urban designer, brings a command of site context to the design overview of our projects at Cambridge Seven Associates. With an intuitive grasp of large-scale architectural issues, a gift for drawing, and the ability to give shape quickly to complex ideas, he has played a major role in the conceptual development of many projects here at C7A. Nationally, Mr. Redmon was the winner of the AIA's Kemper Award for service to the profession and community. He was awarded the 2002 Boston Society of Architects Honor Award, the BSA's highest award recognizing individuals who have made profound and significant contributions to the professional community. Mr. Redmon is a graduate of Rice University, and he continues to be very active in the Boston region regarding local issues around transportation, growth and urban design, and design education.


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The Minger Act
The Michael Minger Act is a Kentucky state law that requires public colleges and universities
as well as private institutions licensed by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary
Education (CPE) to report campus crimes to their employees, students and the public
on a timely basis.
The Minger Act requires a public crime log, to be available on-line, recording incidents known to campus police and other campus officials, as well as special reports when there is an ongoing threat to the safety of students and employees. Schools must also report their crime statistics annually to the CPE which has responsibility for developing formats for reporting crime statistics and for ensuring that annual reports are received from the institutions.
The State Fire Marshal is granted access to the property of any institution that is covered by the Michael Minger Act for the purpose of inspection, investigation, or any other action necessary to prevent fire loss or to determine the origin of any fire.
Campus officials must also immediately report each fire or threat of fire to the state fire marshal's office and local authorities. School officials that violate the law may be fined up to $1,500, be imprisoned in their county jail for up to 30 days, or both.
Minger Act - Kentucky Revised Statutes 164.948 to 164.9495 and 164.993
Minger Act Reports
Minger Report for Calendar Year 2017
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Building off pilot events run by the Hive Learning Network in New York and Chicago and content created for various Webmaker events around the world, these kits are full of information and resources to help you facilitate sessions or classes that have a focus on webmaking.
You'll be collaborating and making things for the web using the Mozilla Webmaker tools. Each section explains things you'll want to consider as you prepare for your webmaking activities.
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6/30 One on one with Hayden Simpson
Hayden Simpson, the Cubs' No. 1 Draft pick in 2010, was at Miller Park Wednesday for Class A Peoria's game against Wisconsin. The Timber Rattlers won, 5-1. Simpson is 1-5 with a 4.98 ERA in hs first pro season. He answered a few questions for MLB.com on Wednesday:
MLB.com: How would you describe the way the first part of the season went for you?
SIMPSON: "It started off really slow. It's coming off of being sick and not really being in the routine that I've always been in with the throwing and the working out and it was slow getting back into it. Spring Training was kind of a whirlwind because that was my first experience with pro ball and my first experience being around the guys and stuff like that. But you know, I adjusted to it and got used to it as well as I could and coming in to the year, I actually didn't know what to expect. All I could do was go off of what I've done in the past and what I had been and that's what we're still working toward right now. We're still working to get back to that point but [pitching coach] Jeff [Fassero] is doing a really good job with me and the whole organization is. I feel like we're making a lot of good progress, we're not regressing or anything like that. We're going in the right direction and that's really all you can ask for."
MLB.com: When did you feel like you had completely recovered from your bout with mono?
SIMPSON: "It was tough. With the way it is being a virus and everything like that, I started feeling better about four months into it, probably around August or September. But then energy levels weren't there. In Arkansas it was so hot that summer and so humid so I'm sure that kind of slowed it down a bit but the energy levels weren't there. I lost a lot of strength, lost a lot of weight and it was tough. Coming back into it and getting into everything my arm feels good, it feels strong. We just keep working and things will work out the way they're supposed to so we'll see how it goes."
MLB.com: What are you working on developing most right now?
SIMPSON: "We're just kind of working on everything as a whole. Obviously having better fastball command, we're working on that right now. We're working on developing my curve ball as more of a 0-0 pitch and not so much as a strikeout pitch, the way it always was in college because I always used my slider as that pitch. You get up to better hitters at the higher levels and they'll start realizing that and they won't swing at it so we're working on that, my two-seamer sinker, we're working on that, staying on top of that a little more often, throwing it inside the righties on the back knee and stuff like that. It's kind of everything. We're going from start-to-start, what pitch was good, what pitch wasn't good and we're working on that during the week. That's where we're at."
MLB.com: Fans didn't have you on their radar for the draft, then you got sick, was there any part of you that was frustrated by it all?
SIMPSON: "That was the frustrating part about all of it. You're waiting all your life and working so hard for that moment and to have something that you have no control over tell you that you can't, that's really tough. But people are always going to talk. I guess as long as they're talking then you're doing something right. It's one of those things where you try to use that as motivation. You try and say, 'I'm going to show you why' and this and that. But the problem with me was that I couldn't go out there and show them that at this point and time this is why you took me. That was extremely frustrating."
MLB.com: Is that frustration still there and if so is it something you want to use to build off of?
SIMPSON: "Absolutely. It's something that, I've always tried to find little things like that to motivate me and I don't want to say it's a chip on my shoulder, but I guess more or less it is. I think that all the athletes have something inside of them that say that they want to prove everybody wrong and they want to prove that they belong. We're going to try and build on that in the second half of the season. Build off the positives and build off the negatives and try to improve and just try to turn everything around."
Peoria catcher Micah Gibbs shared this on Simpson:
"Coming from college, and I had to deal with the same thing last year, I had to call a lot of offspeed pitches just because that's kind of how the college game is," Gibbs said. "You can tell his offspeed stuff is well above average, he has some of the best offspeed pitches I've caught and he uses that a lot, especially in college. Now they're trying to get him to use his fastball a little more. But we have to throw probably 75, 85 percent fastballs and it's definitely a change and he's definitely getting used to it."
— Carrie Muskat


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Since 1984, Higgins Quasebarth & Partners LLC has advised private, corporate, government and institutional clients in the preservation and rehabilitation of historic properties. The firm approaches every project with the view that historic buildings have a unique identity as complex physical objects, and containers for ideas. This insight is the basis for the firm's recognized ability to integrate and articulate every project's specific combination of technical, esthetic, intellectual and government review issues.
In one firm, HQ brings together the expertise of historic preservationists, architectural historians and architectural conservators. This broad combination of backgrounds allows HQ to provide clients with procedural guidance and technical preservation services in all facets of historic preservation, from planning and approvals through execution. The firm's skills in assessing both historic building fabric and documentary evidence help deepen a development team's understanding of the meaning and context of existing historic structures, and strengthen their practical grasp of the construction sequence, condition and relative significance of component parts.
HQ's primary specialty is historic preservation review under federal, state and local legislation. Specialties at the local level include reviews under the New York City Landmarks Law, Sections 74-711 and 74-79 of the Zoning Resolution, and the CEQR and ULURP processes. State and federal-level specialties include historic preservation review under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA), Section 1409 of the State Historic Preservation Act, and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. The firm is the leading New York City-area consultant for federal rehabilitation tax credit certification.
The firm consults to local governments and institutions on preservation planning issues, preparation of local historic district legislation, and development of historic preservation review guidelines. It also maintains an active practice in project planning and feasibility analysis for reuse and development of historic properties, as well as in such technical areas as historic structure reports, conditions assessment, historic construction analysis and masonry conservation.
HQ starts each project by assessing existing historic fabric and its evolution over time. This information is particularly valuable in assisting architects in understanding hierarchies of significance as well as the technical aspects of restoration and rehabilitation. It provides a rich source of inspiration for creative design, and a sound basis for deciding what to keep and what to change. HQ works closely with the project team in exploring the client's program needs, the architect's design intentions, and how these can fit into the evolving historic narrative of the built fabric. This information, usually presented as written reports and spoken presentations, is often invaluable in helping regulatory agencies understand the nature of the historic fabric and the appropriateness of proposed alteration or new construction for its historic context.
Once a project has received its preliminary approvals, HQ continues to work with the project team to define the technical and regulatory requirements for the restoration and rehabilitation of historic building fabric. We work with the project team - including owner, architect and contractor - in developing appropriate restoration recommendations and specifications, and in ongoing field review.
The results of this unique collaborative process are clear in the hundreds of projects that HQ has successfully guided through local, state and federal review. It is also evident in the awards that these projects have received over the years. But it is most evident in the broad range of projects that HQ works on in any given year - from small restoration projects that require extensive and accurate historic documentation and onsite assessment of historic fabric to large new buildings that profoundly affect the built environment on an urban scale.


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The world has been offering poignant tributes to Robin Williams, who passed away Monday.
Not Rush Limbaugh.
Limbaugh, according to the transcript of the right-wing radio host's Tuesday show, took a call from a listener about the politics of the coverage of Robin Williams's death. His response:
"He had everything, everything that you would think would make you happy. But it didn't. Now, what's the left's worldview in general? What is it? It you had to attach not a philosophy but an attitude to a leftists worldview, it's one of pessimism and darkness, sadness. They're never happy are they? They're always angry about something. Not matter what they get, they're always angry," he says.
Limbaugh then refers to a news story that addressed Williams's humiliation at having to take television roles and movie gigs that were beneath him to pay off his debts and costly divorces.
"He had it all, but he had nothing. He made everybody else laugh but was miserable inside. I mean, it fits a certain picture, or a certain image that the left has. Talk about low expectations and general happiness and so forth," says Limbaugh.
He also commented on a portion of that article that discussed survivor guilt on the part of Williams over the deaths of friends like Christopher Reeve.
"He could never get over the guilt that they died and he didn't. Well, that's a constant measurement that is made by political leftists in judging the country. It's outcome-based education 2 + 2 = 5."
OK, well, read the transcript to try to figure out that last one.
Really, the shock-o-meter should be pretty low on this one, considering what he said after the death of George Steinbrenner in 2010:
"That cracker made a lot of African-American millionaires."
Still, many accused Limbaugh, either via Twitter or his own Facebook page, of using the actor's death as an opportunity to take a jab at his political foes.
— Barbara Kollmeyer
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