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Chicago-area business activity unexpectedly expanded at a faster rate in the month of July, according to a report released by the Institute for Supply Management - Chicago on Tuesday.
The ISM Chicago said its business barometer rose to 53.7 in July from 52.9 in June, with a reading above 50 indicating an increase in business activity.
The modest increase by the business barometer came as a surprise to economists, who had expected the index to edge down to 52.5.
An acceleration in the pace of new orders growth contributed to the improvement in Chicago-area business activity, with the new orders index climbing to 52.9 in July from 51.9 in June.
The report also showed that the order backlogs index jumped to 52.8 in July from 42.2 in June, indicating a notable recovery compared to the previous month.
On the other hand, the production index dipped to 54.5 in July from 57.0 in June, pointing to a slowdown in the pace of growth.
The employment index also pulled back to 53.3 in July after climbing to a four-month high of 60.4 in the previous month. The ISM Chicago said the drop indicates that hiring in the Chicago-area is fading.
With regard to inflation, the ISM Chicago said that the prices paid index crept up to 54.7 in July from 54.0 in June, suggesting a modest acceleration in the pace of price growth.
Peter Boockvar, managing director at Miller Tabak, said, "Bottom line, each of the regional manufacturing surveys has its own influences, whether tech in N.Y., defense in Richmond, energy in Dallas and autos in Chicago and we've seen a mixed bag in the data over the past few weeks."
Thursday morning, the Institute for Supply Management is scheduled to release its report on national manufacturing activity in the month of July.
"Tomorrow's ISM manufacturing index is expected to tick back above 50 at 50.2 from 49.7 in June, which was the 1st time below 50 since July '09," Boockvar said.
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PEMBROKE — A local economic development group on Thursday honored Charles Chrestman, the outgoing president of Robeson County Community College, with a certificate of appreciation for his educational and economic efforts in Robeson County.
"Chrestman has played a great role in educational investment into our community," said Channing Jones, chairman of the Robeson County Committee of 100, at the group's annual meeting at COMtech. "He's also played a very vital role in economic development and many of our folks here on the executive board can attest, and the county can attest, for him going with them and trying to help invest in not only our local business, but most certainly attracting new business."
Chrestman, the president of RCC for a decade, is leaving that position on Thursday.
The group also honored its executive director, Sylvia Pate, by presenting her with a gift for her efforts.
The Robeson County Committee of 100, which was established 26 years ago, is a nonprofit that works to promote economic development.
"We act as an economic arm for our local county and the region as a whole," Jones said. "Hopefully helping with workforce development, for facility needs and for anything we can do to help companies sustain, and also for new companies looking to come in … ."
The committee during the past year has been active in opposing an effort to put tolls on Interstate 95 as a way to pay for future improvements to the highway, according to Jones. Critics say tolls would be a burden on local people who depend on the highway for their everyday routines, would push motorist onto less-safe secondary roads, and would be a disincentive to industries looking for a place to set up shop.
"The biggest thing here is that we work in conjunction with our current economic development commission in the county," he said. "Without the support, we wouldn't have all the breaks we needed to do what we do, but most certainly we play a very important role in trying to attract business to this area."
Greg Cummings, director of Robeson County Economic Development Commission and a ex-officio member of the committee, said the nonprofit brings a "wealth of knowledge" to economic development efforts.
"They are my economic arm," Cummings said. "A lot of ways that they help me out is dealing with engineering studies and phase one environmental studies on my industrial sites. That is a critical role they play."
Cummings highlighted the committee's effort in helping gain state certification for six industrial sites spread over 2,600 acres of Robeson County.
Billy Ray Hall, president of North Carolina's Rural Economic Development Center, was the guest speaker at the event.
"Thank you for the work you do," Hall said. "If you didn't do the do the work, Robeson County wouldn't be growing."
Hall said that 19 percent of Robeson County's residents work in manufacturing, about twice the percentage for North Carolina.
"Fourteen percent of those jobs are in Robeson County," he said.
Hall said that infrastructure, workforce development, leadership as well as education are the recipe for successful economic development.
"A lot of people think that the school's over here, and over here is economic development. No, it's the same thing," he said. "When that plant comes in, the first thing families are going to do is ask about education."
Hall said that job opportunities exist for young adults in Robeson County.
"You are not one of the 34 counties where young people are declining in numbers of the population," he said. "People aged 25 to 30 are declining in 34 North Carolina rural counties. Here they are moving back."

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Currently, the Dev Extends are causing issues with people who have been using their Pandora a bit.
Essentially, this is because its binding whatever configuration files are present in the extend over your Pandora.
The best way to solve this would be to create your own root overlay, and install the dev tools in there.. or of course, install the dev tools direct to NAND.
I have been testing out various other methods around this, such as compiler GCC in the standard cross-compiler manner, so it can be launched from a PND. However, simple tests worked fine, but complex tests caused it to fail spectacularly.. so that needs figured out a bit. I also don't seem to have the greatest amount of time these days to do fiddling, and seem to be far more tired than usual
I'd therefore advise you not to use the Dev Extends unless you know what you're doing and have backups.. however, I have never marked these things as being terribly stable, and always labeled them as the "dodgy hacks" they are. It's an interesting hack, but its becoming increasingly like something that has to be done uniquely for each Pandora, rather than a generic Dev Extend that works on all - due to the nature of the AUFS binds ( which don't always take.. grrr )
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http://www2.highlandstoday.com/conte...ntinues-today/SEBRING - Testimony continues today in the trial of a Sebring woman charged with abusing the then 8-month-old child her husband fathered outside of the marriage.
Martha Lynn Giller, 46, is charged with first-degree aggravated child abuse. On Monday, a panel of four women and three men were picked to hear evidence in the case, which was scheduled for three days this week. One of the jurors will be excused at the end of testimony, leaving the remaining six to render a verdict.
The trial got under way Tuesday morning, as Assistant State Attorney Courtney Lenhart gave her opening statement. Attorney Catherine Combee elected to save her opening statement until the start of the defense's case.
Lenhart offered the jurors a road map, per se, as to where the testimony would lead. She said witnesses would state that the child was born to Penny Pedrozo in June 2006 and that the father was Randolph Giller, the defendant's husband.
Pedrozo was working two jobs - one as a secretary in Randolph Giller's hearing aid store and the other as a server in a local restaurant - and needed help taking care of the infant, according to Lenhart.
Randolph Giller stepped in to assist with caring for the child, but it was the defendant who eventually took charge of the care, Lenhart said.
On the witness stand, Pedrozo testified that she wasn't concerned for the baby's safety because the Gillers had four other children of their own.
"I (would) try and block that thought from my mind because I never thought she would hurt mine because she had four of her own," Pedrozo said.
The arrest report said that, between Feb. 27 and Feb. 28, 2007, Martha Giller abused the child with her hands and a "possible unknown object."Brandy Giller was eventually taken to All Children's Hospital with what was diagnosed as Shaken Baby Syndrome, according to the report.
Martha Giller allegedly confessed to hurting the child in the presence of then Highlands County Sheriff's Det. Pete Barone, the report stated. Lenhart told the jury that taped confession would be played for them.
On Tuesday morning, jurors also watched the taped deposition of the defendant's 19-year-old daughter, Paige Giller, who was testifying for the prosecution.
The witness said she was watching baby Brandy on that late February day in 2007 when she discovered dime and quarter-sized bruises on the child's arm, legs and midsection.
"When (my mother) got home, I asked her what those bruises were and she said, 'Don't worry about it. I'll take care of it,'" Giller said in her taped testimony, adding that she hasn't spoken to her mother since the investigation started.
On cross examination by Combee, Giller was asked if she used to hit one of her younger brothers when staying home alone with him.
"We were kids. We fought all the time," Giller testified.
Combee asked Paige Giller if she was aware that detectives had once listed her as a possible suspect and the belief was her mother was covering for her.
"Yes," Giller answered.
"Were you aware that Penny had been questioned by detectives prior to this incident regarding a plot to kill your mother?" Combee asked during the taped deposition.
"No," Giller replied.
The arrest report said that, between Feb. 27 and Feb. 28, 2007, Martha Giller abused the child with her hands and a "possible unknown object."
She was busy that week here are 2 more cases of arrests off police blotters in Sebring
The following people were booked Friday, Feb. 19 through Sunday, Feb. 21 into the Highlands County Jail
Martha Lynn Giller, 46, of 4321 Ferrari Drive, Sebring, on a warrant charging perjury in an official proceeding
The following people were booked into the Highlands County Jail on Wednesday, Feb. 24:
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Richard J. Conner '69 was born April 2, 1947 and died Nov. 11, 2012. He was a resident of San Ramon. A fighter to the end, Rich finallly ran out of credits at the video poker machine of life and succumbed to glioblastoma after a fierce battle with the disease. Predeceased by his father Glease Conner in 1982 and his mother Euphrasia (Lillie) by only seven days, he is survived by his daughter Shannon (Tom), brother Bill (Joan), Fiance Cynthia, nephew Michael and niece Elizabeth Walker. Rich was born and raised in San Rafael and grew up in the house his father was born in, back in 1912. He had a love for fishing, gambling, music and his all time favorite, his work-outs at Club Sport of San Ramon. Rich was a graduate of Marin Catholic High School in 1965 and Santa Clara University in 1969. His first job was selling photocopiers for IBM, where he made a name for himself and was soon hired by Ethicon. The last 25 years of his life he worked for Hill-Rom, earning several prestigious awards and superior sales achievements. A well kept secret, Rich was an accomplished ballroom dancer and he and Cynthia spent many nights at Top of the Mark in San Francisco dancing the night away. He will be deeply missed by those he mentored and loved, both professionally and personally. submitted Jan. 7, 2013 10:59A


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LATHAM — La Federation Franco-Americaine du New York will hold its Christmas Brunch at 11 a.m. Dec. 8 at the Epicurean Restaurant in Latham Farms. Members, $32; non-members, $35. This includes tax and gratuity. The event is opened to anyone interested in joining. For reservations, call Roger Charbonneau at 692-9743 by Nov. 28.
SCHENECTADY — Albany Holistic Nurses Society presents "Releasing Stress" with a Gong Bath, by Universal Sounds 6:30-8 p.m. Dec. 13 in the Meditation Room at Ellis Health, 600 McClellan St. Non-members, $10; members, $5. Bring a yoga mat or blanket, chairs will be available. Contact Joyce at 271-7802 for information.
LATHAM — Single Squares, modern western square dancing, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at the Colonie Lodge of Elks, Watervliet Shaker Road. Caller, Betsy Gotta; cuer, Roy Gotta. Admission is $6. For information, call 694-4448.
EAST GREENBUSH — Capital Community Voices will present a program of classical and popular holiday songs at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 15 at Genet Elementary School, Route 4. General admission, $10; seniors and students, $8.
CLIFTON PARK — The Clifton Park Community Chorus and The Choraliers of Schenectady present Christmas A-Comin' at 2 p.m. Dec. 16 at Shenendehowa United Methodist Church, 971 Route 146. Free.
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ghs1994 wrote:That teaching about not being saved without evidence of the HS thru the use of tongues was something that really bothered me. I have heard of that .
I do not believe that in any form or fashion. So I totally agree with you there. As for the other I cant explain why everyone does what they do. I dont know that the ones who do those things are all wrong but I will give you the fact that some do it for attention. I can only speak from my own experiences. For sure some of those who may be in error usually wind up making the most noise so they get the most attention. So anyone remotely linked to them all get labeled into one group when that is not true. Sometimes they are making "noise" not to bring glory to God. I cant speak for every Pentacostal church or preacher or manifestation. As I said some take all things to extremes. Simply whether or not any of those things are of God is a forever debate but some abuse those things for sure. That is the truth. I am just careful to not throw it all out because some do.


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A group for those who have left fundamentalist Christianity. Whether you are still in the faith, have left the faith, or are considering leaving, this group is to encourage and support each other in the deprogramming process of fundamentalist - and/or evangelical - beliefs. We ALL welcome you! We are striving to create a healthy community for those who have survived the more extreme theologies of religion. Some gatherings have specific themes, but all gatherings thus far have been an opportunit …
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Posted 18 June 2012 - 09:34 AM
Too bad. They have plenty of oil and the potential to be the greatest solar producer in the world. Neither potential will be realized as long as these critical functions are in the hands of corrupt management and "labor."
Posted 19 June 2012 - 08:50 PM
Posted 20 June 2012 - 06:30 AM
According to media sources, Pemex has a history of corruption (El Diario de Coahuila 10 July 2011; Contralínea 20 Feb. 2011). The Ministry of the Public Service states that Pemex is the [translation] "most corrupt entity" of the federal government (ibid.; Milenio 15 July 2010). According to Agencia EFE, a Spanish-language news agency, a Pemex Deputy Comptroller stated that between 2006 and 2010, within Pemex's largest unit, Pemex Exploración y Producción, there were 153 cases of fraud detected (Agencia EFE 5 July 2011). Of these cases, 57 occurred in 2010, and 14 cases occurred in 2009 (ibid.). The corruption reportedly includes: inflating multimillion dollar contracts, giving contracts in exchange for favours, and giving contracts without a license to friends (El Diario de Coahuila 10 July 2011). Agencia EFE also reports that contracts were given to unqualified firms (3 Feb. 2011). Other media sources indicate that Pemex employees have helped criminal groups to steal fuel (Reuters 25 July 2011; LA Times 6 Sept. 2010).
Mexico City – Mexico's SFP audit agency announced disciplinary measures against 12 employees of state-owned Petroleos Mexicanos for improperly awarding 38.9 million pesos ($3.1 million) in contracts to firms that were unqualified to perform the required tasks.
The abuses occurred during the process of repairing hurricane damage at Pemex's Escolin petrochemical complex in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz, the SFP said in a statement.
Audits uncovered "partiality and favoritism ... toward certain firms in the direct awarding of six contracts," the statement said.
The head of Material Resources at Pemex Petroquimica was fired and banned from public employment for five years. Also dismissed was the PPQ maintenance superintendent.
Four other supervisory personnel were suspended for periods ranging from three to six months, while the other six employees received a "public reprimand," the SFP said.
Auditors reviewed contracts totaling 60 million pesos ($4.9 million) and found more than half of them were awarded without any bidding process to three "companies without the experience or financial solvency to execute the contracts."
The offending companies were each fined 783,000 pesos ($64,180) and barred for 2 1/2 years from doing business with the Mexican government.
The audit enabled Pemex Petroquimica to save $1.2 million, the SFP said.
Mexico's biggest company has been the focus of several recent probes by the SFP, which announced last week that it imposed a total of $427 million in fines on 14 Pemex executives for irregularities in awarding contracts.
Some of those executives were found to have paid as much as 35 percent above market rates to rent tanker ships, costing Pemex more than $23 million, while other cases involved awarding contracts without applying the proper criteria and rigging the bid process to favor selected firms.
The alleged bribery began as far back as 1997 but came to light only last year after one of the companies involved, Swiss electrical engineering giant ABB, ABB +2.55%alerted U.S. prosecutors that some of its employees had possibly violated the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which makes it illegal for any individual or company that operates in the U.S. or is registered there from bribing foreign officials.
Plenty more where these came from. Maybe you should spend more time reading and less time posting thinly veiled personal slaps that fool no one. For example, you might quicly learn that something like 1/3rd of CFE's production is stolen. Think that happens in the U.S. or Canada?
Posted 20 June 2012 - 10:37 AM
Posted 20 June 2012 - 11:29 AM
I read a lot. Do you?
So I don't thinly veil anything....
I see one reference is from Foxnews and another from the WSJ (now owned by your good friend Rupert).
There are houses near me without meters but with electricity.
CFE doesn't always have working meters available.
I've seen tradesmen hook-up before the meters to weld, etc.
Necessity - not corruption!
I worked for a major oil - they bribed everyone in sight to get or to keep contracts. Or to be allowed to do business/etc as they chose - not as the laws of the hosting country (those from whom the major took the oil) specified.
Slightly more info than reading - huh.
Posted 20 June 2012 - 11:53 AM
Why do I know so many people that have had to bribe CFE people to get basic service, including myself and my neighbors and a lot of the people I know?
All you've offered is a couple of personal anecdotes--big deal.
Posted 20 June 2012 - 05:28 PM
OK, who did you work for, how high up were you, and exactly who did they bribe? Do you really have this knowledge or are you just giving yourself the "border promotion" that so many Lake Chapala residents do? Inquiring minds want to know.....
So I don't thinly veil anything....
I see one reference is from Foxnews and another from the WSJ (now owned by your good friend Rupert).
There are houses near me without meters but with electricity.
CFE doesn't always have working meters available.
I've seen tradesmen hook-up before the meters to weld, etc.
Necessity - not corruption!
I worked for a major oil - they bribed everyone in sight to get or to keep contracts. Or to be allowed to do business/etc as they chose - not as the laws of the hosting country (those from whom the major took the oil) specified.
Slightly more info than reading - huh.
Posted 20 June 2012 - 06:11 PM
I was not high up, but was in an area that regularly bribed to do business as they wanted.
Posted 20 June 2012 - 07:17 PM
I rest my case, a "border promotion" appears likely, probably a private or a corporal because a major would have never made the wriitten allegation you made. If you don't want to be specific, being general has no gravitus.A major.
I was not high up, but was in an area that regularly bribed to do business as they wanted.
Posted 20 June 2012 - 07:26 PM
Posted 20 June 2012 - 07:37 PM
Posted 20 June 2012 - 08:08 PM
I didn't make any serious allegations about MC or anyone else.
I barely questioned his sources since he seemed to "know" things about oil and unions and Mexico.
I now understand he has no credentials in those areas but that he "read a lot".
As to a border promotion, I never said how high I was and it doesn't matter.
I didn't make the bribes.
I was able to do work as a result of them.
Enough said from me.
If you, PV, have personal knowledge that international companies don't bribe, why don't yyou tell us more.
Posted 21 June 2012 - 07:27 AM
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 12:02 PM
I find it interesting that some folks who present themselves as "liberal" see nothing wrong with Pemex executives and its employees stealing millions via corruption and featherbedding, thereby diverting money from the national government that could be used for things like improving education and infrastructure in this country. 38 percent of the national budget comes from Pemex. Stealing from Pemex is stealing from the people, either by diverting money or causing gasoline prices to be higher.
Think about it.
Posted 22 June 2012 - 01:04 AM
I've learned over the years when posting something technical on the forums that some folks would question what I wrote. Now when I write something technical I find it much more simple to post a URL or two, for the doubting Tom.
And yes, it's good that we question those who post things that don't sound right. Because we have the occasional troll and border promotion expat that posts things to show off when what they posted to show their intelligence turned out to be very wrong.
The charts that Mainecoons showed in his posts are the ones I have seen, especially in the offices of photo-voltaic panel venders to help us understand why the cost of fuel oil is going to go up, in spite of the fact that it hit a new low Thursday. I think that in general it will continue to go up. And because CFE generates about 75 to 80% of its electricity from fossil fuels the projected future costs of elelctrical energy are going up rapidly as well. Some esitmates show an increase of about 12% per year.
I sure wish we wouldn't fight as much, although after a drink or three the moderators have had to warn me to back off. Hey, have a good night all; it's almost midnight up here in the cold north and I can hardly get back to Ajijic.
Oh, talking about the increasing cost of electricity, my electrical bill has gone up 50% during the last two months. Yes, two months ago my CFE bill after the government subsidy was 81 pesos. This time, I saw on line that it's gone up to $121 pesos. 50% is a big jump in 2 months
I just had to say that, brag, brag, brag, but then one of you smart guys, will ask, How much did you pay for all of your photo-voltaic solar panels and what is the payback period? I refuse to answer other than to say that it cost way too much in 2008 and that the payback period would be quite long if I hadn't sold stocks to pay for the panels right before the big stock crash in 2008.
Have a good night, day, or whatever. And I, for one, appreciate what Mainecoons posts.
Note: what I wrote above looks like a first draft and needs to be cleaned up which I will try to do later, But it's time to go to bed.
Posted 22 June 2012 - 04:17 AM
I rest my case, a "border promotion" appears likely, probably a private or a corporal because a major would have never made the wriitten allegation you made. If you don't want to be specific, being general has no gravitus.
To know that bribes are paid or any hanky panky within a company, one doesn't need to be high up in a company. A secretary (executive assistant) can be fully aware of what the bosses are doing. Many whistle blowers were not executives but had access to information.
I don't connect "border promotion" with having some knowledge of what is going on within a company.
Posted 22 June 2012 - 10:48 AM
And I was writing about computers, software etc., at that time for a local newspaper. And when people would ask if this other person with my name was me, I would always say NO. And the more I said no, the less some of my friends would believe me. I loved it. Sadly, he doesn't show up much these days with something new, so his name isn't all over Google. And I don't write for this paper anymore.
Oh well, it was fun while it lasted
Posted 22 June 2012 - 12:31 PM
You're a real pioneer in local solar!
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Can you describe more what you are trying to accomplish? Is your intention that when students view their grades, they can click on the title of the assignment and be taken somewhere? If so, are you talking about linking to a piece of content in the course or to an external web site?
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As far as I know, that is the only way to get the links from a gradebook assignment to the lesson it's from.
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Okay, I see that in the following path, Reports > Learner Profile > Gradebooks grades > Table, that the titles are automatically linked.
My department and many of my colleagues on campus do not make the REPORTS tab available to our students because they complain that it is too confusing and takes too many clicks to get to their grades. We are a community college so they do not want or need access to all of the features of this tab. Plus we do not like them to see the class average because a student who does not complete an assignment receives a zero and that takes down the average, so the average is not a true reflection of ability as it is not the average of the students completing the assignment. We do not use the grade nugget/course tools for the same reasons. We have a way to allow access to the grade book in the Resources Tab. This is still a three click process, but we can put it on the Course page and make it a two click process. The students like it much better, but unfortunately, the assignment titles are not linked. Thanks for your help anyway!


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Dream Act supports are focusing their attention on the Senate now that the Assembly passed the bill. But with the legislature still trying to get back to normal after all the scandals, getting anything done looks difficult. And it may come down to whether Governor Andrew Cuomo decides to get involved. Zack Fink reports.
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Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has held his position for two decades, surviving the tenures of four governors. But now, the embattled speaker is facing a firestorm of criticism regarding his handling of the Vito Lopez scandal, with many calling for his head. Still, many loyalists and political observers insist the scandal will pass and that Silver will live to fight another day. Capital Tonight's Nick Reisman reports.
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The Senate Independent Democratic Conference held hearings on the public financing of campaigns. As Capital Tonight's Nick Reisman reports, the hearing were very different from the Republican conference hearing from a few weeks ago.
While State Assemblyman Vito Lopez officially resigned, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is taking responsibility for his role in the sexual harassment scandal. In a late day press conference, Silver apologized for what many are calling a cover up. YNN's Zack Fink has the story.
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The Vito Lopez scandal is now starting to spill over into policy debates. Opponents of public campaign finance are bringing up Lopez's planned city council run in their arguments against using taxpayer money to fund campaigns. As Capital Tonight's Nick Reisman explains, supporters of the Women's Equality Agenda are also using the case as a call for reform.
State Assemblyman Vito Lopez announced Friday he intends to resign at the end of this year's legislative session on June 20th. The decision comes just days after a special prosecutor cleared the Brooklyn lawmaker of criminal wrongdoing over accusations he groped female staffers. Zack Fink has more on the announcement and the pressure that came from leaders to have Lopez step down.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo has been pushing to get the legislature to pass a constitutional amendment expanding non-Indian casino gambling this year. And Thursday, he cleared a big hurdle in the process by striking an agreement with the Oneida Indian Nation to give them exclusivity in Central New York. Capital Tonight's Nick Reisman has more on the deal and what it means for the larger fight to expand gaming.
Congress is preparing to take action after a military official in charge of sexual assault investigations was accused of sexual assault. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has introduced legislation that would change the way these cases are handled. Meanwhile, President Obama is asking Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel to figure out how to deal with the growing problem of sexual assault in the armed forces. YNN's Washington, D.C. bureau reporter Michael Scotto has the details.
Governor Andrew Cuomo says there should be "zero tolerance"' for sexual harassment in Albany. He's calling for Assemblyman Vito Lopez to resign. Lopez is accused of groping several young female staffers in Brooklyn. Zack Fink reports.
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"Sweet Kisses" Picked Sculpture Tour Salina People's Choice
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"Sweet Kisses" is the 2012 People's Choice winner in the Salina Sculpture Tour. The sculpture by Marianne Caroselli depicts a little girl trying to pick up a puppy, while another one is kissing her.
The public has given a smooch of approval to "Sweet Kisses".
"Sweet Kisses" is the 2012 People's Choice winner in the Sculpture Tour Salina. The sculpture by Marianne Caroselli depicts a little girl trying to pick up a puppy, while another one is kissing her.
The 2012 Sculpture Tour Salina was unveiled on May 19th. For the second year in a row, sculptures were placed on display throughout the downtown area. The 2012 tour boasted 25 sculptures, six more than the 2011 tour.
The sculpture tour program is a partnership between the city, and private donors.
As part of the program, the City of Salina will now purchase "Sweet Kisses".
The only cost to the city is the purchase of one sculpture. The city has agreed to pay up to $15,000 each year for the People's Choice winner. "Sweet Kisses" is valued at $7,500.
"Sweet Kisses" will be placed on permanent display in the sculpture garden at Oakdale Park, near the butterfly garden in the park. Last year's People's Choice winner "Watch Dog", is also in the sculpture garden.
Only a dozen votes separated the top three sculptures.
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Thursday 31 January 2013 13:46 Report this comment
its got my vote anything to do with puppies is always a winner
Thursday 31 January 2013 15:06 Report this comment
@ ksfarmdude, hmm...what if they have a sculpture of puppies humping on each other or taking a dump, would you vote for it?
Thursday 31 January 2013 15:10 Report this comment
And who pray tell would sculpt such a thing only a moron would think of something lame like that to say
Thursday 31 January 2013 15:45 Report this comment
There are plenty of morons who would sculpt those kind of things. You said that anything to do with puppies win your vote and I asked if you would vote those kind of sculptures. Just pointing out your logic flaws and just being a smart ass.
Thursday 31 January 2013 20:38 Report this comment
"Only a dozen votes separated the top three sculptures." How many total votes were there?
Thursday 31 January 2013 22:07 Report this comment
ksfarmdude I apologize for my brothers comments. The last time he got on here and pulled this I whipped his butt. Once I find him he due for another whipping.
Thursday 31 January 2013 22:29 Report this comment
OK quick .......would someone give this guy some cheese!!!!!
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Hey Aurora., how about stop whipping me with your noodle, it's not working and it's only for eating!


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