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GPUs offload the burden of demanding computational tasks from central processors. Integrate GPU into enterprise servers to manage intense computing.
It's time to knock down those silos, one by one. IT is transforming from a siloed set of reactive cost centers into a service provider with a focus on helping the business compete.
Incompatible programming languages, limited management capabilities, outages -- these problems and frustrations of IT life actually have the most training potential.
Cavium claims its programmable XPliant Ethernet chip can support new protocols via software updates without adding latency to the data plane.
Juniper's IT analytics product, Cloud Analytics Engine, collects and crunches network and application data to improve network operations.
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SPOKANE -- The man accused of accidentally shooting and killing a Spokane woman faced a judge on Monday.
Chad Pratt, 20, appeared before a judge facing a second-degree manslaughter charge in the death of 20-year-old Ciara Hardin. Police said Pratt admitted to accidentally shooting her at a party last Wednesday night. But he did not use those words. Instead, court documents said Pratt kept saying 'the gun went off' when he was showing it off.
The officer who took Pratt into custody recorded Pratt crying in the back of his patrol car saying, "I'm sorry. I know how to handle guns. It's my fault. I know I am too young to be carrying a gun and I have been drinking."
Pratt allegedly told another police officer he was going to jail and going to get kicked out the Marines. He did spend a few days in jail and posted a $15,000 bond on Sunday. He is expected to be back in court January 14 to face his second-degree manslaughter charge.
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49 U.S. Code § 41720 - Joint venture agreements
(a) Definitions.— In this section, the following definitions apply:
(1) Joint venture agreement.— The term "joint venture agreement" means an agreement between two or more major air carriers on or after January 1, 1998, with regard to
(A) code-sharing, blocked-space arrangements, long-term wet leases (as defined in section 207.1 of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations) of a substantial number (as defined by the Secretary by regulation) of aircraft, or frequent flyer programs, or
(B) any other cooperative working arrangement (as defined by the Secretary by regulation) between 2 or more major air carriers that affects more than 15 percent of the total number of available seat miles offered by the major air carriers.
(b) Submission of Joint Venture Agreement.— At least 30 days before a joint venture agreement may take effect, each of the major air carriers that entered into the agreement shall submit to the Secretary—
(c) Extension of Waiting Period.—
(1) In general.— The Secretary may extend the 30-day period referred to in subsection (b) until—
(A) in the case of a joint venture agreement with regard to code-sharing, the 150th day following the last day of such period; and
(d) Termination of Waiting Period.— At any time after the date of submission of a joint venture agreement under subsection (b), the Secretary may terminate the waiting periods referred to in subsections (b) and (c) with respect to the agreement.
(e) Regulations.— The effectiveness of a joint venture agreement may not be delayed due to any failure of the Secretary to issue regulations to carry out this section.
(f) Memorandum To Prevent Duplicative Reviews.— Promptly after the date of enactment of this section, the Secretary shall consult with the Assistant Attorney General of the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice in order to establish, through a written memorandum of understanding, preclearance procedures to prevent unnecessary duplication of effort by the Secretary and the Assistant Attorney General under this section and the antitrust laws of the United States, respectively.
(g) Prior Agreements.— With respect to a joint venture agreement entered into before the date of enactment of this section as to which the Secretary finds that—
the waiting period described in paragraphs (2) and (3) shall begin on the date, as determined by the Secretary, on which all such information was submitted and end on the last day to which the period could be extended under this section.
Source(Added Pub. L. 105–277, div. C, title I, § 110(f)(1),Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681–588, § 41716; renumbered § 41720 and amended Pub. L. 106–181, title II, § 231(b)(1), title VII, § 709,Apr. 5, 2000, 114 Stat. 108, 159.)
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Redistricting in the 11th Hour
The clock is ticking, as New Yorkers wait for their state government to produce new boundaries for congressional and state legislative districts. The snail's pace progress of the state's Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment has been painful to watch. (Although, with a title like that, maybe "LATFOR" had to be slow.)
First, Gov. Andrew Cuomo sat back for too long, taking a passive role, while LATFOR members ignored his previous demands that the Legislature hand redistricting duties over to an independent body. Then, as the deadline for candidates to file petitions drew near, putting would-be challengers at a steep disadvantage, the courts have tried to intervene.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver doesn't inspire much confidence in the legislative task force's ability to quickly resolve this matter.
When will this be resolved? The public doesn't know for certain, but we do know that it must be soon. Perhaps a deal will be ironed out in a back room somewhere, in typical Albany style.
Before he left office, Gov. David Paterson visited our newspaper for an "exit interview" of sorts. He pointed to the once-a-decade redistricting process as one of the surest examples of state government dysfunction. We are witnessing the truth of Paterson's claim right now.


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Despite an upcoming audit of the McKamey Animal Center, months of bickering among its board members and a questionable bonus for its director, one Chattanooga City Council member said the city is partly to blame for the center's operational troubles.
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Grohn questions why Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke's staff has asked for an audit of how McKamey's board, the Animal Care Trust, operates when the city's contract with the animal shelter is outdated and the city attorney's office hasn't updated the city's laws on fees, permits and pet licensing.
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November 20: Officers were dispatched to a two car non-injury accident at the intersection of Peace Portal Drive and Marine Drive. On arrival, officers determined cause of the accident and issued an infraction for failure to stop at a light.
November 20: U.S. Border patrol reported a man in possession of B.C. license plates. They were entered into the law enforcement database as missing. An officer spoke to the owner of the plates and learned she forgot them in the mans vehicle.
November 20: A U.S. Customs inspector intercepted a motorist smuggling drugs in his vehicle. The customs task force investigated the incident. A Blaine officer cited the driver for DWLS/R 3rd, no insurance and impounded the vehicle.
November 19: An officer observed a vehicle whose registered owner had a suspended drivers license. Officers stopped the vehicle and confirmed the drivers license was suspended. The driver was arrested and released. The vehicle was impounded.
November 19: Officers received a report of a suspicious male attempting to open a neighbors garage door in the 1400 block of Bayview Street. The reporting party followed the man down the street but lost sight of him prior to officers arrival. No entry was made.
November 19: An officer stopped a car in the 1700 block of H Street after learning the registered owner was suspended. She was cited for DWLS/R 3rd and no insurance. The passenger was arrested and booked on felony and misdemeanor warrants. The vehicle was impounded.
November 19: An officer stopped a vehicle for speeding in the school zone. The driver had failed to obtain a Washington driver s license after being a resident for 11 months. The driver was cited for speeding, no insurance, and failure to obtain a Washington license.
November 18: An officer provided back up for a deputy investigating a complaint of an out of control teenager in the 4800 block of Anderson Road. The boy had calmed down when officers arrived. He will be placed in another home.
November 18: Officers received a report of a suspicious suitcase at a business in the 1500 block of H Street. The bags were impounded.
November 17: Officers were dispatched to the Resort Semiahmoo for a disruptive customer. Officers contacted the individual regarding the complaint. The customer promised the staff he would not cause any more problems.
November 17: A citizen advised police of motorists backing off the on ramp at mile post 276. Enforcement action was taken.
November 17: Officers responded to an aid call in the 1500 block of H Street. Officers stood by for aid units and later transported the individual to the mission.
November 17: Officers responded to a noise complaint in the 600 block of D Street. Officers determined it was a domestic disturbance. One individual was transported to his residence. No crime existed.
November 16: A Blaine resident was stopped for a traffic violation during a DUI emphasis in the 8500 block of Blaine Street. The driver was subsequently arrested for DUI, processed, cited, and released to a relative.
November 16: A report was received of two juveniles throwing something over the Mitchell Avenue overpass. Officers were unable to locate the juveniles and cleared the freeway of any debris.
November 16: A motorist will be issued a summons for DWLS/R 3rd. This information was discovered during a motor vehicle accident investigation that occurred.
November 16: An anonymous person reported two subjects yelling at each other in the 1300 block of Peace Portal Drive. Officers arrived, located both subjects, and determined no crime existed.


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English for New Bostonians is a partnership among the City of Boston, foundations, corporations, non-profits, and community organizations. ENB meets its mission in four key ways:
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles police Chief Charlie Beck has released a surveillance video in hope that the public can identify a man believed to be the suspect in the shooting of two detectives.
In a press conference Wednesday, Beck showed the black-and-white video of a man who was carrying something that is believed to be a revolver.
The two detectives suffered minor wounds when they were ambushed outside the LAPD's Wilshire station early Tuesday.
Hundreds of officers sealed off 25 blocks of the busy Mid-City area for hours Tuesday and detained 10 people but never found the gunman.


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An explosion at a well location on a ranch near Charlotte, south of San Antonio, severely injured two Smith County men on Monday evening.
According to Atascosa County Sheriff David Soward, William Crabb, 30, of Tyler, and Christopher Barrios, 29, of Chandler were in a trailer working on a perforating gun when the gun exploded. The explosion caused severe injuries to the men.
Crabb and Barrios, who are employed by J-W Wireline Co., were transported by ambulance to the Atascosa County Sheriff's Officer where they were airlifted to San Anontio Military Medical Center with severe injuries.
A hospital spokesperson said that one man's condition has stabilized, while the other remains in critical condition. A third employee was treated at South Texas Regional Medical Center and released with minor injuries.
According to Soward, the ranch is owned by an oil company, so there is a variety of activity on the land.
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As many of you know, Dr. Chaires was on sick leave this past semester. He passed away at his home in December. Bob had an incredible career and a multifaceted life. Prior to joining academia, he was a paratrooper in the army, a police officer with the Denver Police Department, an attorney in private practice, and a legal access attorney for the Colorado Department of Corrections. His experiences in life taught him a great deal about justice, and teaching students about law and justice became his passion. Over his 20+ year career at UNR, he inspired countless students to seek careers in law. Among the many courses he taught over the years were CRJ 450 Senior Seminar, CRJ 420 Jurisprudence, CRJ 320 Courts in Criminal Justice, and CRJ 289 Law and Justice. His courses were rigorous and included activities that placed high cognitive demands on students - demands for which many of his students who did achieve careers in law would later be most appreciative. As he often told his students, whether the classroom or life, it's about "habits of the mind."
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Would you like a sure sign that this new fangled 3D trend is going too far? Japanese studio Toei has announced that they are working on a 3D conversion for their classic "Battle Royale". No, not a remake; they're just planning on slapping some 3D effects onto the 10 year old film.
"Martyrs" director Pascal Laugier is bringing us his first US film entitled "The Tall Man", a woman in peril thriller in the vein of "Panic Room". He's bringing some star power with him as well as he has signed Jessica Biel as his leading lady.
Platinum Dunes making an original movie? Oh yes. Paramount, Platinum Dunes and Room 101 are teaming together to bring us a brand spanking new monster movie. Though there are no details of what kind of monster they plan on bringing to life, we are told that Mark L. Smith penned script is reminiscent of such films as "I am Legend", "Aliens" and "Descent".
Kurt Russell plan on scaring us once again as he signs on for the thriller "Undying", playing Virgial, a private investigator lured into a dark an surreal underworld by the mysterious Delia. With a script penned by Greg Whitta and directed by Jon Amiel, this could be a spooky little treat.
A Thai protester thought it would be a good idea to use a laser pointer on a group of Thai soldiers. Too bad for him, they mistook it for a laser sight and blew his head off in exchange.
Cryonics company Alcor has won a court battle after a judge orders a family to dig up their father so they could freeze his head, as per his wishes. Unfortunately, even though Alcor says that the man's head is no longer optimal for the freezing process due to decomposition, they figured they'd go ahead and take the issue to court anyways.
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Start your own business workshop
SCORE will present a workshop on "How To Successfully Start Your Own Business" at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, at Bergengren Hall, Building 110, Room 112, Daytona State College, 1200 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach.
The workshop is for new entrepreneurs or those considering starting their own small business.
Parking is free, but registration is required. For more information, call (386) 255-6889 or visit score.org.
Learn how to do business with the county
Volusia County's Purchasing and Contracts Division will present two workshops for vendors wanting to learn more about how to do business with the county.
The workshops will be in the first-floor training room of the Thomas C. Kelly Administration Center, 123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8; and from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9.
For more information, call 386-736-5935, ext. 12490.
Open house slated at senior learning center
The Daytona Beach Computer Learning Center will host a free open house from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11, at 524 S. Beach St., Suite A, Daytona Beach.
Learn about the computer courses offered to adults 50 and over. Classes are specially developed for seniors. Each student has his/her own computer.
A PowerPoint slideshow, given every 30 minutes, will explain what the center is all about, and there will be an opportunity register for our upcoming classes.
For more information, call (386) 254-1688.
Sales director promoted to vice president
The Henin Group has promoted Matt Boltz to vice president of Henin Homes Inc.
Jerome Henin, founder and president of the Henin Group, said Boltz joined the firm in early 2012 and took over as director of sales and operations.
Boltz has more than 20 years of experience as a homebuilding executive in Florida and was formerly division president and regional vice president for a national homebuilding firm overseeing production and semi-custom homebuilding operations for 17 years.
"Since Matt Boltz joined us as director of sales and operations, we have seen a significant improvement and positive changes," Henin said. "We have quadrupled our production, and we have reorganized many of our procedures and processes to make them more efficient, more productive and easier to manage," Henin said.
2013 annual installation banquet slated
The Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce 2013 annual installation banquet will be at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, at the Daytona Beach Resort & Conference Center, 2700 N. Atlantic Ave.
Community awards will be presented and Ormond Beach Mayor Ed Kelley will install the chamber's 2013 officers and board of directors.
Participants will be entertained by the Erick Kand Comedy Hypnosis Show. Volunteers from the audience get hypnotized and become the stars of the show.
Tickets and sponsorships start a $100 per person.
For more information or to make a reservation, call (386) 677-3454 or e-mail email@example.com.
Administrative assistant and social media coordinator named
Tara Windholz is the new administrative assistant and social media coordinator at the Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce.
Born and raised in Daytona Beach, Ms. Windholz came to the Chamber from Masco Contractor Services in Daytona Beach where she was employed for eight years.
Black Dolphin Inn nearing completion
NEW SMYRNA BEACH - Renovations to a bed and breakfast at 916 S. Riverside Drive are nearing completion, according to Brett Smith, who owns the property with his brother, Scott.
Both brothers are in the hospitality industry and are looking forward to the opening of the Black Dolphin Inn, as they have named the new business that has expansive views of the Indian River.
"We're looking at middle to late January to open," said Brett. "The major construction is done but a lot of little details need to be wrapped up, including some finishing work."
Within 90 days of the opening, they also will host a welcoming party for the neighbors who weren't keen on the business being located in their neighborhood.
The city brokered a settlement agreement with the neighbors on parking and other items.
As part of the agreement, the owners will hold an open house for all neighbors in a radius of 150 feet of the property within 90 days after a Certificate of Occupancy is issued.
"We want to get open as quickly as we can," Brett said.
Bert Fish hires new marketing director
Bert Fish Medical Center has hired Craig Bair as its marketing director. He will oversee marketing, public relations, the foundation, and volunteer services for the hospital.
He joins Bert Fish from Orlando Health where he served as marketing director for South Seminole Hospital and Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.
Mr. Bair is a resident of Seminole County and is active in community organizations, including the Rotary Club of Lake Mary, the Seminole County Regional Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Seminole and The Foundation for Seminole State College.
He also has served as chairman for the Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools and an officer in two public relations groups. He was awarded Public Relations Professional of the Year in 1989 and 1994.
Mr. Bair earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Florida.
Business Expo and Home Show slated
The Southeast Volusia Chamber of Commerce Home Show & Business Expo will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 19, on Canal Street, in historic downtown New Smyrna Beach.
There will be business showcases, retail sales booths, entertainment, educational displays, kids fun zone and food.
For more information, call (386) 428-2449 or e-mail email@example.com.
'Shark' will speak at chamber' annual meeting
The Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce's 93rd annual meeting will be on Monday, Feb. 11, at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort and will feature the star of ABC's hit series Shark Tank, Daymond John.
From humble beginnings to a self-made multimillionaire with over $6 billion to date in global product sales, Mr. John is the personification of the American Dream.
He is the founder, president and CEO of the clothing line FUBU, which began in 1992 when Mr. John sewed wool hats with his next-door neighbor because he believed retail pricing was too expensive. The two sold their products for $10 apiece in front of the New York Coliseum, making $800 a day. This motivated Mr. John to start his own line -- FUBU (For Us, By Us), which can now be found at Macy's and JCPenney and has grossed more than $6 billion in global sales.
Mr. John has joined the cast of Shark Tank, a show in which he and other "sharks" decide if they would like to invest in business pitches by entrepreneurs, who include corporate start-ups, part-time inventors, and stay-at-home moms and dads. During the show's first season, the Sharks made a total of $5 million of investment commitments.
The chamber's annual meeting is open to the entire community and begins at 6 p.m., at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort, 101 N. Atlantic Ave,. Daytona Beach, FL. Ticket
prices are $100 per person, and include dinner. Reserved tables of 10 are available for $950. Non-member prices are $150 per person and reservations are required.
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This blog is about Female Chastity. Well, female orgasm denial would be more correct. I wanted to document a game my wife, C, and I are trying where she is denied an orgasm – at least until I give her my OK.
Chastity, as a form of sexual play, describes a game where a man or woman keeps from having an orgasm until their partner gives them permission. Until that time, they may still enjoy sexual stimulation like teasing, touching, being touched, and even penetration, as long as they keep from going over the edge.
The arrangement seems to work best when the chaste partner is given regular attention. Verbal teasing and physical stimulation will keep their mind on the game and create a sexual high that can go on indefinitely.
But the game reaches a peak of excitement when the chaste partner is left wanting, even after giving sexual pleasure and orgasm to their partner. Since the chaste partner isn't given a release, their head will be buzzing with desire. Their focus will be on the pleasure they can give to their partner. They may even get a sense of satisfaction through their partner's orgasm. The constant buzz of desire may be very pleasant for the chaste partner, and may be preferred over a quick orgasm and drop in desire shortly after.
If it is the male who is chaste, the game may involve removing the chastity device so he may be stroked or have penetration. Of course, this is done with the intention that stimulation will stop prior to him having an orgasm. The abstaining male often finds a high level of satisfaction by meeting his wife's sexual needs.
This can be a fun game for couples. The couple may see an increase in sexual touching and enjoy more connection. They may spend more time enjoying foreplay and alternative types of sex.
Is male chastity more common than female chastity?
Many bloggers write about their personal experiences with chastity. Almost all of them describe a chaste male who wears a chastity belt or some kind of "cage". It is used to prevent self stimulation, penetration, or to enforce a power exchange dynamic between them. He is not unlocked until his wife (or keyholder) decides to let him out.
Unfortunately, I've found little information where a woman is the one in chastity. Heard of any? Would she feel the same sexual frustration? Would she enjoy the buzz that most chaste men have?
Our Game (Approach 1)
I'm on board with a 'male chastity' game, but my wife is not. So I suggested she be the one who is chaste. Surprisingly, she agreed.
Our game is simple. She agrees not to orgasm or touch herself sexually for one week [this is Approach 1]. That doesn't sound hard, right? She says it will be a piece of cake. C has gone much longer than that (as far as I know). [As you read through the blog, different approaches will be tried from time to time.]
We discussed a few more rules. She will be teased and tormented by me. I plan to do this verbally and physically. I can't wait to get her close and then stop.
Really it's not a lot different than our normal sex life. I complain that she allows me a quickie and disregards her own orgasm far too often. It won't seem very different until she finds herself being stimulated, getting close to a wonderful release – and Wham. Time to get dressed. I've only done this once in the past, and her reaction was beautiful.
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3. If revenues are to be "coupled with smart spending reductions," then shouldn't both come at the same time? Why is it always revenues first, spending reductions later?
Republicans in the U.S. House need to insist that the President present real spending reductions before or in conjunction with his plan to raise revenue. Then they should insist that the spending cuts be passed and signed into law before any vote on revenue is taken. Let's not fall again for the "I'll cut spending after you raise taxes" trick.
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- Latvia, which regained its independence from Soviet Union in 1991, is not a notable energy producer or consumer, ranking in the bottom four among the European Union countries on both measures.
- Almost all of Latvia's energy consumed in 2011 was imported, as the country is nearly 100 percent dependent on imports from Russia. The only exceptions are a small amount of liquid fuels produced domestically at about 1,000 barrels per day (bbl/d) and approximately 3.6 billion kilowatthours of electricity produced from renewable sources, mainly from hydropower.
- Latvia was a key country for Russia's oil exports to Europe through its Ventspils oil terminal located on the Baltic Sea coast, but with the opening of Russia's port at Primorsk and the Baltic Pipeline System, Latvia's role in Russia's crude oil and liquid fuels exports has eroded dramatically. However, it continues to play an important role as a transit country for Russia's natural gas exports. In addition, it is the only Baltic country with a functioning natural gas storage facility, the Incukalns facility, which helps meet increased demand during winter months.
- Electricity generation is primarily based on renewable sources, mainly hydropower at 54 percent of total generation. Wind and biomass and waste account for about 3 percent of total generation. An increasing share of electricity is generated by conventional thermal sources (mainly natural gas) at 43 percent. According to the European Commission, Latvia's energy consumption mix has the highest renewable energy share in the entire EU at nearly 35 percent, and includes hydropower, biomass and waste, wind, and peat.
- Latvia's integration into the EU energy market is a priority and is a goal of the Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan (BEMIP). The goal of the BEMIP is to create a single market for the Baltic Sea region and to establish inter-country connections. As is the case with its Baltic neighbors, Estonia and Lithuania, Latvia remains connected to the Russian electricity grid, but the market and management of the system is not consistent with EU requirements.
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Change Starts Here: Preservation Priorities for President Obama
The parade is over and the balls are history: Barack Obama is officially the 44th President of the United States.
Just as it has with administrations from both parties for many years, the National Trust for Historic Preservation is eager to work with the Obama Administration on policies that protect and enhance our country's irreplaceable historic resources, but we can't do it without you.
From Main Street to your street, President Obama can provide leadership for strong and effective federal stewardship of our heritage that builds livable, sustainable and economically-viable communities while preserving our history for future generations.
As we continue to work with the new administration, we want to hear from you. Tell us which of the following action items have the biggest effects in your community, and then post comments with your own unique preservation stories and ideas.
Preservation and the Economy
Main Streets across the country – both urban commercial centers and rural downtowns – are struggling. President Obama should propose preservation-based economic development incentives, such as expanding the historic rehabilitation tax credit that created 40,000 new jobs last year and has, to date, leveraged over $45 billion in private investment and returned over 34,800 buildings to productive reuse.
Historic Preservation and Sustainability
As opposed to new construction, preservation responsibly conserves the built environment, which is an effective tool for reducing carbon emissions, combating climate change, and saving money on energy bills. President Obama should support measures that provide strong incentives to reuse and retrofit existing homes and buildings, recycle materials, increase building efficiency and maximize inherent environmental benefits.
Historic Preservation and Natural Disaster Relief and Preparedness
Devastating natural disasters have damaged historic structures and communities in the Gulf Coast and the Midwest. Because natural disasters have an immediate and widespread effect on historic properties, President Obama should develop a preparedness plan including a proactive, comprehensive survey of disaster-prone historic resources as well as addressing urgent response and recovery.
Historic Preservation and Transportation Policies
Transportation and preservation share a common goal to create better lives for Americans. As Congress prepares to reauthorize our nation's transportation programs, President Obama should continue to fund transportation enhancements and propose policies that support preservation-based approaches to strengthening our nation's transportation resources, such as the reuse of existing infrastructure in older and historic communities.
Historic Preservation and Public Land
A variety of threats, including insufficient historic and archeological survey information, expose millions of acres of public land to vandalism, destruction and neglect. President Obama should provide agency-wide leadership to responsibly manage historic and cultural resources on public lands.
Historic Preservation and Federal Stewardship
The federal government funds the national historic preservation program and provides critical leadership among its agencies to care for historic resources. President Obama should propose full funding to protect our heritage, and ensure that preservation reviews take place in the earliest phases of project development, not as an afterthought.
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Submitted by Pro-preservation at: November 6, 2008
Rather than asking for more money at a time the federal budget is strained beyond belief, historic preservationists must prove that historic preservation can stand on its own merits, can be self-sustaining, and can be the economic engine that its proponents have long claimed. I realize that federal funding of historic preservation has long been anemic, but now is not the time to try to redress that particular issue. Likewise, historic preservation should not be allowed to become a tool for rebuilding in disaster-prone areas that probably never should have been developed in the first place. This nation can not afford to keep rebuilding in flood zones and hurricane-devastated areas. Instead, the natural synergy between preservation and environmental sustainability should be emphasized so that future generations will be able to enjoy their heritage while also living on a planet with clean air, clean water, and healthy ecosystems.
Submitted by Margo at: November 6, 2008
One guiding principle for preservation and sustainability: Fix it first.
Submitted by Verde at: November 6, 2008
These are all such important issues, but I feel that the specific agendas of 1.) linking preservation to the main street economy, 2.) linking preservation to sustainability, and 3.) saving public land might be the easiest to address by an administration that will be very busy from day one..!
Submitted by Rho at: November 6, 2008
I would suggest that the topic of Historic Preservation Trades Training be included in your list. The training of future historic preservation craftspersons in the field is so important in retaining our national heritage and providing employment in this area. As a historic preservation trades educator, I am frustrated with the lack of support by organizations to sustain this effort as well as the notion that everywhere I go- I hear, "we just don't have the qualified people to do the work", and Federal dollars needed to help create programs seems non-existent. Please add this topic to your list if possible. I would be happy to help with this action item in whatever way I can. Thank you, Rhonda L. Deeg
Submitted by Jim at: November 6, 2008
Our national identity is now under attack with liberals in control of all facets of government. It should be a priority of The Nat'l Trust to protect and defend our historic assets -- especially those that symbolize a free people -- so they are not lost in future generations.
Submitted by mdsquyres at: November 6, 2008
Thanks for taking the initiative with preservation issues. Given the huge challenges facing the nation, awareness of preservation will probably be relatively low on the new administration's priority list. But if the historical & preservation communities keep reminding public officials AND the public at large about history's unquestioned, positive impact on communities - economically, educationally, & socially - we have a chance at making a difference in how Americans perceive themselves, and improving our image abroad.
Submitted by ann at: November 6, 2008
Funding incentives for communities who adopt Historic Preservation Programs with incentives to homeowners who preserve and restore historic structures
Submitted by yapperman at: November 6, 2008
While all of the items listed as priorities are important, nothing in the preservation movement is more urgent than the need to train people in the preservation trades. Because there are so few people that know how to perform preservation oriented rehab, there is little to no competition. Preservation gets a bad rap for being expensive when in truth, if we train people how to compete with the repalcement product industry, we win every time. Preservation doesn't cost, it pays as long as we train people to do it efficiently and cost effectively. We need federal dollars to help train and re-train people which in turn creates meaningful jobs in the preservation trades. Bob Yapp
Submitted by Wade at: November 6, 2008
How about preservation and neighborhood planning, redevelopment, and incorporating minority histories and reconnecting to those communities usually outside the mainstream preservation field. Otherwise I like the list as presented.
Submitted by Anonymous at: November 6, 2008
I think it is time for preservation to come to the fore, rather than throwing out the old that can be retrofitted and making new at twice the price -- or more.
Submitted by Anonymous at: November 6, 2008
i'm hopeful
Submitted by JC at: November 6, 2008
lI like all the choices considered
Submitted by Bob in DC at: November 6, 2008
I think there should be incentives to bring "big box" retailers into abandoned downtown department stores. Imagine if a block-square, six story former department store contained a Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Toys R Us, etc on each floor?
Submitted by Katie at: November 6, 2008
Everything that promotes historic preservation also promotes sustainability. If President-Elect Obama can internalize this fundamental fact and keep it in mind as he makes environmental/energy decisions we will be in much better shape. I would like to see him embrace this concept and rather than focus on what we can buy or build to demonstrate "sustainability," focus on how we can more responsibly reuse our existing resources. All the other priorities and policies can flow from that understanding. More specifically, we need realistic, effective incentives to put historic preservation and adaptive reuse on a level playing field with new construction.
Submitted by Roger at: November 6, 2008
It is a given that we must support the National Trust while individually voicing our concerns and demands at the state and national levels. Equally important is our responsibility to educate people at the local level and make certain that local policy makers and administrators understand the necessity of protecting and developing our historic and cultural resources. We need to ensure our elected and appointed officials fulfill their responsibilities - to preserve the resources that provide the greatest potential for economic growth, strengthen the greatest link with our past and cultivate our present sense of community. Knowledgable, organized and dedicated (insistant) grass roots organizations can and do make this happen.
Submitted by Jim at: November 6, 2008
federal funding for shpos is the core of the preservation movement. It is essential to safeguard that funding.
Submitted by Kaethe at: November 6, 2008
Grants, tax breaks for rehab and reuse of historic buildings vacant and in disrepair, demo by neglect. we are loosing our history in this down economy when there is so little money for this type of program. It will be too late if something is not done soon.
Submitted by Anonymous at: November 6, 2008
Let's make preservation a priority and an important economic tool in the new administration.
Submitted by lee at: November 6, 2008
Go for it
Submitted by saveit at: November 6, 2008
We must save our cities. So many thousands of beautiful 19th century homes and commercial structures in our cities in danger of passing the point of no return... we need a strategy that will work to save these neighborhoods that have such great potential. Look at Baltimore's Canton neighborhood...


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The Center for Immigration Studies — a nonpartisan, nonprofit think tank devoted to the impact of immigration on the United States — sent an e-mail blast last week asking their supporters for donations "to preserve the rule of law."
Preserving the rule of law, according to the center's e-mail, entails killing the immigration reform bill now being debated in the Senate. "The bill has the support of the Democrat and Republican leaders, the media and almost every single interest group . . . In contrast, most Americans want existing immigration law enforced, but their position is barely represented in Washington," the center's plea for money states.
A pause here to correct the record.
We've tried that already. The U.S. government has spent billions trying to enforce an "existing" immigration law that remains woefully out of step with the reality of the country. Two months ago, The Atlantic reported that the government spends $5 billion a year detaining and deporting immigrants.
In fact, the Obama administration has deported a record number of immigrants, including 200,000 parents of U.S-born children. (At the current rate, by the end of the year, deportations could reach two million, almost the same number of deportations that took place in the 105 years between 1892 and 1997, according to an analysis conducted by a sociology professor at University of California, Merced). Last year alone, 400,000 immigrants were deported.
Yet, 11.1 million undocumented immigrants remain in the country, and they are most definitely not going to self-deport, which seems to be the solution favored by groups that oppose uncontrolled migration.
During a recent debate at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Daniel Stein, president of the Federation for Immigration Reform — a group that seeks to stop illegal immigration — had a difficult time answering a direct question: If this immigration reform bill fails, as he forcefully predicted, what would he like to see the government do? What is the solution?
Though he didn't say the words "self deportation," it was clear that his only solution is removal, be it by choice or by force.
Most Americans understand that rounding up and deporting 11.1 million people would be impossible and simply not cost effective. Not to mention, though not everyone agrees with this, that deporting so many of our essential workers — from dishwashers and babysitters to home attendants and Silicon Valley engineers — would be detrimental to the economy.
Undocumented immigrants contribute about $15 billion a year to Social Security, while taking out only $1 billion. They have added about 10 percent, or $300 billion, to the $2.7 trillion Social Security Trust Fund, according to a New York Times Magazine interview with Stephen Goss, chief actuary for the Social Security Administration.
And since this is about correcting the record, what do Americans really want?
A May survey of the Pew Research Center found that the majority of Americans want sweeping changes in the country's immigration laws, though there is disagreement on how to go about that.
While 75 percent "believe immigration policy needs at least major changes," 35 percent believe that the policy needs to be "completely rebuilt." What's more: 71 percent of Americans want a way for undocumented immigrants to remain in the country "if they meet certain requirements." Of that 71 percent, 44 percent say undocumented immigrants should be allowed to apply for citizenship, and 25 percent think immigrants should be allowed to apply for legal residency.
But Americans remain deeply divided on their feelings about immigrants: 49 percent agreed with the statement, "immigrants today strengthen the country because of their hard work and talents," while 41 percent did not, opting instead for this statement: "Immigrants today are a burden on our country because they take our jobs, housing and healthcare."
The Pew data also show that immigration reform is not a top priority for the country. In fact, it's number 17 on the list; the only other "priorities" that ranked lower were gun control, global warming, improving infrastructure and global trade.
Nonetheless, guided by the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" senators who introduced the bill last month, the Senate finally has a chance to reform immigration law. It is a flawed plan, an imperfect plan, even an unnecessarily punitive plan, but one that addresses the fundamental issue: It is time to do something about immigration. Anything.
Inertia is no longer a choice.
If cooler heads prevail and our lawmakers truly listen to the American people, we may just have a shot at repairing a hopelessly broken system and, in the process, begin healing a nation that has built its entire narrative on the dreams of countless immigrants — regardless of how they reached our shores.


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