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Do UPS, FedEx guarantee on-time delivery? Sometimes not
The big companies allow themselves an out when they guarantee on-time delivery. It's not necessarily guaranteed during the holidays.
This post comes from Allison Martin at partner site Money Talks News.
Now that the dust is settled and all the delayed holiday packages are (hopefully) where they're supposed to be, we couldn't help but wonder: Do UPS and FedEx guarantee on-time delivery of packages or you get your money back?
Sometimes they do, but sometimes they don't, says Mouse Print, a website dedicated to looking at all of the fine print most of us can't be bothered about.
It notes that the UPS service guarantee says:
UPS air and international shipments picked up or delivered within the United States are guaranteed throughout the holiday season unless otherwise noted on ups.com. Commitment times for air and international shipments delivered within the U.S. will be extended by 90 minutes the following days: Nov. 29, Dec. 18-24, and Dec. 31. The guarantee is suspended for UPS Ground and UPS Standard packages picked up or scheduled for delivery between Dec. 11 and Dec. 24.
CBS News reported after the Christmas delivery fiasco that a UPS spokesperson said refunds would be offered only to air and international customers. If you used ground or standard shipping through UPS, you're out of luck -- unless the retailer you ordered from offers to refund the shipping.
At first glance, FedEx seems to be a bit more generous. But Mouse Print noted these exceptions:
We offer a money-back guarantee for our services. This guarantee can be suspended, modified or revoked at our sole discretion without prior notice to you.
The money-back guarantee for FedEx Ground and FedEx Home Delivery services will be suspended temporarily for packages tendered during the 14 calendar days before Wednesday, Dec. 25, 2013 (Wednesday, Dec. 11, through Tuesday, Dec. 24).
Mouse Print adds that FedEx express services allow an extra 90 minutes to make deliveries at certain times, just as UPS does.
"The bottom line is that these companies have tried to absolve themselves of on-time delivery responsibilities, and have been relatively silent about how they would make good for disappointed shoppers," Mouse Print says.
I guess you'll just have to plan ahead next year, as delivery "guarantees" may not be applicable when you need them most. Oh, and read the fine print next time.
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If Amazon has to make refunds they have a much better chance of getting reimbursed from UPS than you do.
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AstraZeneca's approach to the 28,000-case litigation over its antipsychotic Seroquel has been notable for two things. First, the pharma company was incredibly successful in court. It won pre-trial dismissal of hundreds of state and federal suits blaming Seroquel for causing diabetes and more serious injuries and got a defense verdict in the one Seroquel case that made it to trial. Second, AZ has been notoriously secretive about settling the remaining cases. AZ reached private deals with plaintiffs firms that controlled big Seroquel dockets, offering token amounts of money to plaintiffs in exchange for their lawyers agreeing to drop out of the litigation. The company disclosed settlements in blocks, finally announcing in late July that it had reached agreements in principle to resolve all but 250 Seroquel suits for a total of $647 million — a small fraction of what plaintiffs lawyers once hoped they'd get.
The last big holdout on the plaintiffs side of the litigation was Weitz & Luxenberg, an asbestos powerhouse that had one of the biggest Seroquel dockets in the country. Weitz fought harder and sank more resources into Seroquel cases than any other firm; partner Paul Pennock was still insisting the cases would yield big settlements even after he lost the first (and, as it turns out, only) Seroquel trial, a New Jersey state court case that went to a defense verdict in March 2010.
Weitz apparently capitulated earlier this summer, agreeing to settle its 2,300 remaining cases. And last week, the Seroquel Lawsuit blog posted what purports to be the letter Weitz & Luxenberg sent to its Seroquel clients, announcing the group settlement and explaining the allocation process. According to the letter, AZ offered Weitz & Luxenberg a $92.25 million pot to divide amongst its clients. Clients were given three options: they could sign up for a quick $12,000 payment; they could present the facts of their case to a special master for an individualized payment that could be less than $12,000; or they could reject the offer and endanger the entire settlement, which depends on the participation of 98 percent of Weitz & Luxenberg's clients.
"We strongly believe [the framework] is fair and reasonable and offers each of our clients the best possible outcome under the circumstances of this litigation," the posted document said. "Based on public reports regarding settlement programs reached with other plaintiff law firms we are confident that the settlement program outlined below has more favorable terms and for this reason we are recommending your participation."
I should say up front that Paul Pennock of Weitz & Luxenberg told me the posted letter is not a scanned or photocopied version of the letter his firm sent its Seroquel clients. He also said the posted letter "makes characterizations that are completely inaccurate," though he said he could not address specifics because he is bound by a confidentiality agreement. "[The letter] is not describing what is happening in our resolution," Pennock said.


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Cut travel costs with free gas
Hotels can help fund -- and fuel -- a summer road trip, especially in states where gas prices have dropped.
This post comes from Kelli B. Grant at partner site SmartMoney.
Travelers may find it easier to budget for summer road trips this year: Not only are gas prices falling, but many hotels are offering to fill up the tank.
Hotels often offer free gas cards with a few nights' stay when gas prices are on the rise. Many properties put their latest deals in place this spring when the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded was hovering close to $4 -- and more drivers were pledging to stay home.
For example, Riviera Palm Springs Resort & Spa in Palm Springs, Calif., offers a $50 gas card at check-in through May 31, while the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau awards a $25 card with a two-night stay at select properties any time before Sept. 30.
But over the past month alone, gas prices have dropped 18 cents, to an average $3.73, according to AAA's Fuel Gauge Report. "The deal will go even further now," says Gregg Laskoski, senior petroleum analyst for GasBuddy.com. "That card is going to give drivers more value in the tank."
Unfortunately, those gas cards won't get you quite as far on the West Coast, where gas prices have been rising instead of falling. In Washington, Oregon, California and Alaska, gas prices are above $4, and experts predict they'll increase further. Regular gas prices range from $4.215 in Oregon to $4.487 in Alaska, according to AAA. (Post continues below.)
More holiday weekend drivers this year
Still, these offers could be worth a look if you're among the nearly 31 million Americans AAA says plan to hit the road over Memorial Day weekend this year. The number of people expecting to drive is up 1.2%, and represents 88% of all holiday-weekend travelers.
Most are planning to stay close to home, however -- AAA reports the average trip will be 642 miles, 150 fewer than last year. Laskoski says that's likely because some areas are still seeing elevated gas prices. "There's a tremendous opportunity for destinations to capture the local drive market by offering gas cards," he says.
Travelers should still compare rates and offers before booking. Many of the deals require a set number of nights, and some specify that only certain nights of the week are eligible.
Dutchies View B&B in Woolwine, Va., promises a $25 gas card for a three-day stay or a $50 one for four nights. "A seven-day stay fills your entire tank," says innkeeper Patrick Powells.
Most require travelers to pay the full-room rate, which may make other sales or packages a better deal. A special coupon or code may also be needed to claim the offer before check-in. For example, at participating Marriott resorts in Canada, booking with code TRS means "your car will stay and eat free" -- each weekend night stay gets free on-site parking and a $25 gas card.
Experts say that even though prices are expected to keep dropping over the next few weeks in most states, consumers may continue to see new free-gas deals pop up throughout the summer travel season. "We're anticipating more offers," says Rich Rodriguez, a spokesman for BnBFinder.com. "Gas prices have come down, but they're still high."
Already, he says, innkeepers on the site have posted roughly twice as many offers as this time last year. Some of the hotel deals currently in play also have lengthy expiration dates. The Wyndham Tampa Westshore's offer of a $50 gas card with a two-night stay goes through Dec. 31.
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Florida American Society of Safety Engineers Talk Safety at Great American Teach-In
Orlando, FL (December 2, 2009) — To teach teens and kids about the occupational safety, health and environmental (SH&E) profession, the American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) members from across Florida including: Heather Earl, CSP of Winter Haven, FL; D. Todd Beach, CSP of Winter Garden, FL; Jeff Spackman of Orlando, FL; William P. Peterson of Clearwater, FL; and David Killian, P.E., of Lake Buena Vista, FL; participated in the Great American Teach-In held on November 18, 2009, where volunteers go to local schools to share their knowledge, experience and dedication to their careers with students from kindergarten to grade 12.
Earl and Beach, both professional members of the ASSE Central Florida Chapter, presented information along with ASSE's interactive teaching tool, the "Safety Suitcase," to elementary school students. Earl presented at Garner Elementary School in Winter Haven and Beach presented at Lake Whitney Elementary School in Winter Garden. Spackman, ASSE Central Florida Chapter president, also discussed the SH&E profession with seventh grade students at Glenridge Middle School in Baldwin Park.
Peterson, a member of the ASSE West Florida Chapter presented information and handed out ASSE's free "Your Guide to a Career in the Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Profession" brochure to students at Clearwater High School in Clearwater. Killian of the ASSE Central Florida Chapter also participated in the teach-in at Pineloch Elementary School, presenting to two second grade classes. Still emphasizing the importance of safety, he mainly discussed ride engineering and talked about different rides in the "Themepark World".
"I had such a great time teaching the kids about safety," said Earl. "I was surprised at how much they already knew about safety, and how much they were interested in learning more! They were like little sponges – soaking it all up. The Great American Teach-In is so important to complement the existing school curriculum. It is very important to expose the students to non-teachers who may become role models as they continue their education. Supporting the Teach-In helps students better understand future career opportunities – in this case safety and health careers, the value of school, and the important relationship between school and community."
Earl serves as manager, safety and health line of business (LOB) operations support for Walt Disney World Resorts in Lake Buena Vista, FL. An active ASSE member for more than 10 years, she is currently the ASSE Central Florida Chapter vice president, serves on the chapter public relations committee and the professional development committee, and has served as chapter newsletter editor for the past three years. She is also a member of the ASSE Management and Manufacturing Practice Specialties, as well as the Management Practice Specialty – Service Branch, and is involved with ASSE's common interest groups, Women in Safety Engineering (WISE) — where she actively mentors women in safety, and the Safety Professionals and the Latino Workforce (SPALW). Earl was also awarded a North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week champion award by her peers and was a recipient of the 2006 ASSE Arkansas Chapter Safety Professional of the Year (SPY) Award. She has also been nominated for the ASSE Region IV SPY this year.
An active ASSE member for more than 15 years, Beach is also a member of ASSE's Management Practice Specialty and the Management Practice Specialty – Service Branch. He is a senior safety and health technical manager for Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL. During the Teach-In Beach discussed his professional experience within safety and health, shared a brief explanation of Disney's 'Wild about Safety', and discussed some of the Disney roles that require safety and health policies and equipment.
Spackman serves as director corporate safety and security for Bright House Networks, the sixth largest cable company in the United States. Besides serving as ASSE Central Florida Chapter president, he is also a member of the ASSE Construction, Management, and Transportation Practice Specialties and was awarded ASSE's Central Florida Chapter and Region IV SPY in 2009.
"It was a great experience and hope to do it again someday," said Spackman. "I spoke about what it is like to be a safety professional and how and why I chose to work in safety. Next, I reviewed all of the safety devices that our Bright House Networks employees use during their job. They were especially interested in the gaffing equipment, which are the devices used to climb telephone poles. However, the biggest hit by far was when I gave out ear plugs and showed each class how to use them.
"The biggest questions the students had overall involved driving and cell phone use or texting. They had all kinds of questions about how safe it is to drive while on the cell phone. In addition several students indicated that they may consider a safety career," added Spackman.
Peterson, a member of the ASSE West Florida Chapter and the ASSE Public Sector Practice Specialty, serves as a risk management specialist for the City of Clearwater. Killian serves as facility safety enhancements manager for Worldwide Safety and Accessibility, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. An active member of ASSE, he is also a member of the ASSE Engineering, International, Management and Fire Protection Practice Specialties, as well as the ASSE Management Practice Specialty – Service Branch.
"I think it is important for teens to learn about the existence of the SH&E profession," said Peterson. "No matter where they end up working, they will be affected by internal and external safety professionals. They need to understand the importance of safety not only because of the expensive consequences but because people's lives are at stake unless safety is first."
For more information on the ASSE Safety Suitcase or to download a free copy of ASSE's SH&E careers brochure go to www.asse.org/newsroom. Founded in 1911, the Des Plaines, IL-based ASSE is the largest and oldest professional safety organization and is committed to protecting people, property and the environment. Its more than 32,000 occupational safety, health and environmental professional members lead, manage, supervise, research and consult on safety, health, transportation and environmental issues in all industries, government, labor, health care and education. For more information please go to www.asse.org.


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Come by the Homewood Public Library and find some of these new titles on our Teen New Shelf - or put them on hold and we'll call you when they arrive!
Amen, L.A. by Cherie Bennett
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Dreams of Significant Girls by Cristina Garcia
Hidden Coronet by Catherine Fisher
Nerd Girls by Alan Sitomer
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Shadow Grail #2: Conspiracies by Mercedes Lackey
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Here is a little preview of my monday in Paris.
I got invited to Paris for a shoot a la Paris fifties style.
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Both Apple and Samsung Argue That $1.05 Billion Patent Infringement Verdict is Unfair
California - After a $1.05 billion verdict was found in favor of Apple in August, both Samsung and Apple are back in court arguing that the ruling is unfair.
The arguments regarding several post-trial motions filed since the August verdict will be heard by U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in the Northern District Court in San Francisco.
Samsung claims that the $1.05 billion verdict goes too far and is asking for a reduction in the verdict or for the verdict to be overturned all together. On the other hand, Apple wants $535 million more in enhanced damages, based on the jury's finding that Samsung willfully infringed Apple's patents.
Samsung claims that Apple has not shown it suffered any damages the jury did not account for and so it is not entitled to enhanced damages.
Beyond that argument, Samsung claims that a reasonable jury would not have found that it infringed Apple's patents and that the jury's findings and damage calculations are faulty and inconsistent, thus Apple is not entitled to the $1.05 billion in damages the jury awarded.
Samsung also claims that the jury foreman, Velvin Hogan, was biased against the company. Samsung bases this claim on the fact that Hogan sued Seagate Technology in 1993, a company Samsung recently invested in. Based on this alleged bias, Samsung is asking for a new trial due to jury misconduct.
Samsung also claims that the judge's constraints on jury time, exhibits, and witnesses prevented it from making a full and fair case against Apple's claims. Apple counters that Samsung's jury misconduct claim is based on speculation and it has not given sufficient cause to require a new trial.
In addition to greater monetary damages, Apple is asking for a permanent injunction on Samsung's allegedly infringing smartphones and tablets. It wants the injunction to ban all technology that is "not more than colorably different," which could ban Samsung products that had nothing to do with the trial.
Samsung claims that the injunction Apple wants is vague and overbroad, which could hinder competition and limit consumer choice. Samsung also claims that Apple has not shown it will suffer irreparable harm or that monetary remedies are not sufficient.
Samsung's argument also pointed out Apple's recent settlement with HTC Corp., which concerned some of the same patents at issue in the Samsung case, as confirmation that Apple's competitors can sell products containing Apple's patents through licensing without damaging the company.
Regardless of Koh's ruling on the case and the decisions on appeals that are sure to follow, Apple and Samsung's legal battles are far from over. The companies will be back in Judge Koh's courtroom in 2014 battling over patent infringement in newer smartphones and tablets.


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Burlington, Iowa Hotels & Resorts - FREE LOCAL / LONG DISTANCE / CABLE / INDOOR POOL / INDIVIDUAL PATIOS Burlingtons only full-service hotel is the Grand Orleans Hotel and Conference Center
Burlington, Iowa Hotels & Resorts - This Comfort Suites is situated approximately four miles from Southeast Iowa Regional Airport and four miles from downtown Burlington.
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Lecture 16 - Laplace Transforms
Laplace Transforms allow differential equations to be converted to algebraic relationships. These algebraic relationships can be rearranged and solved for the dependent variable. Once they are rearranged, an inverse Laplace Transforms gives the solution in the time-domain.
There are a number of proficiencies that are required to transform to and from the Laplace domain. Some of these include integration and partial fraction expansion. These are topics that were covered in prerequisite math courses so much of the material should be review. The new application will be applying these techniques to physical systems for solving process control problems.
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I used to cringe at the use of "alternative" on Atlanta's wine lists – a term once reserved for anything that wasn't pinot noir or Chardonnay. These days, it's different. Now the city boasts lists of affordable wines, ripe for sipping. Here are five of my favorites.
112 Krog St., 404-524-1618, Atlanta
The folks who own Rathbun's have packed a lot of punch (and wine) into 750 square feet – Krog Bar's space may be tiny, but its wine list flows, with more than 50 selections by the glass and a true tapas menu to go with it. I just wish there were more places to sit. Ahh … who cares when you're nibbling prosciutto and sipping Tempranillo?
800 Peachtree St., 404-685-3191, Atlanta
Yes, the new name, prompted by the recent sale from owner Doug Strickland to Hawks player Zaza Pachulia, sounds more like a new designer's clothing line at Target than a restaurant, but Pachulia has been wise enough to leave the wine list alone for the most part. Strickland spent ten years developing what is probably the city's best under-$50 selection, and sipping wine at the bar here is an exploration of global tastes, from over 100 by-the-glass selections in French to Italian, to Spain and back again. Ask for a sip, and you shall receive. Nibble on Top Chef contestant Eli Kirshtein's conceptual "fat kid" cooking while you wile away an evening at the bar.
736 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta, 404-254-1176
I had to include one beer list, and the BookHouse is a hidden gem. Tucked away off Ponce, it's got the kitschy cuteness of a book nook, with the hipness of a hang out. And the kind of beer list a girl can love: Lots of Belgian and American craft beers on tap, including Saison Dupont, McChouffe, St. Bernardus Christmas Ale, plus lost of well-chosen offerings in the bottle. But it's the sweet, sparkly effervescence of Lindemans Framboise Raspberry Lambic that turns my head.
1397 North Highland Ave., Atlanta, 404-347-9747
Changing hands didn't change a thing about chef-owner Ron Eyester's laid-back approach to casual dining. His emphasis is still local, local local, and the great food bears that mark. His wine list is as easy and affordable as the rest of the menu, designated into price points he calls "cheap," ($7), "decent," ($9) and "good" ($14). Dang right. (Look for an all-new review of Rosebud next week.)
1782 Cheshire Bridge Road, Atlanta, 404-347-9055
We knew that Top Chef contestant Kevin Gillespie's high-concept, locally inspired cooking would get him noticed, but who would've guessed that co-owner Nicolas Quinones would prove himself such an accomplished sommelier? The restaurant boasts lost of bargains from around the world, with more than 50 bottles less than $50, and a dozen of them are less than $30.
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i just had two awesome meals this weekend one at the livingston and the other at table 1280 best food i have had in a while
September 27th, 2009
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Thanks for the list of restaurants, but I was hoping for a list of wines. The article seemed to imply that you'd provide list of your favorite/affortable wines…
September 26th, 2009
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I should add a plug for Two Urban Licks for their very innovative wine program that lets you try a wide range for wines with five different serving sizes
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Not sure what happened to Wine south but the founder and organizer of the event owns Atlanta Wine School in Roswell, I think.
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Definitely need to add support for Cellar 56. Great wine list and no better prices for a great selection anywhere in Atlanta.


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Brooks Brothers Teams With Supreme New York
The brands have created a seersucker blazer and matching trousers for spring that will be sold at the trendsetting streetwear and skate retailer.
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Project to Bring The Tents to N.Y.
The trade show operator will add its elevated offering of men's designer and luxury brands to the July edition of its show.
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Jackie Robinson Shirt Hits Tommy Bahama Stores
The shirt was introduced today in time for Jackie Robinson Day, which is April 15.
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Perry Ellis Deemphasizing Private Brands
Perry Ellis International will be downplaying its private-label offering as it works to reverse a loss in the fourth quarter and year.
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Perry Ellis Deemphasizing Private Brands
The company is working to reverse a loss in the fourth quarter and year.
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Claudio Del Vecchio's Vision for Brooks Brothers
Within its long history, there has been some elasticity in the business model, thanks to Del Vecchio, who bought the company in 2001 from Marks & Spencer.
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Harmont & Blaine in Investment Talks
The brand has entered into exclusive negotiations with Italian private equity firm Clessidra SGR.
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Jack Nicklaus Apparel to Launch at J.C. Penney
Apparel sales alone are expected to eventually become a $1 billion business.
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2(x)ist Enters Outerwear Arena
The iconic men's lifestyle brand will launch its first outerwear collection for fall.
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Vince Gonzales Joins Respekt-Wear
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Applications for grants under this subchapter, and all application modifications, shall be reviewed and approved by personnel under the direction and control of the Director of the Office of Indian Education Programs. Required reports shall be submitted to education personnel under the direction and control of the Director of such Office.
(c) Application of Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act
All provisions of sections 5, 6, 7, 105, 109, and 110 of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (25 U.S.C. 450c et seq.) [25 U.S.C. 450c, 450d, 450e, 450j, 450m, 450m–1], except those provisions pertaining to indirect costs and length of contract, shall apply to grants provided under this subchapter.
(d) Regulations
The Secretary is authorized to issue regulations relating to the discharge of duties specifically assigned to the Secretary by this subchapter. In all other matters relating to the details of planning, development, implementing, and evaluating grants under this subchapter, the Secretary shall not issue regulations. Regulations issued pursuant to this subchapter shall not have the standing of a Federal statute for the purposes of judicial review.
(e) Retrocession
Whenever an Indian tribe requests retrocession of any program for which assistance is provided under this subchapter, such retrocession shall become effective upon a date specified by the Secretary not more than 120 days after the date on which the tribe requests the retrocession, or such later date as may be mutually agreed upon by the Secretary and the tribe. If such a program is retroceded, the Secretary shall provide to any Indian tribe served by such program at least the same quantity and quality of services that would have been provided under such program at the level of funding provided under this subchapter prior to the retrocession. The tribal governing body requesting the retrocession shall specify whether the retrocession shall be to a contract administered by the tribe, or a tribal entity, under the authority of the Indian Self-Determination Act [25 U.S.C. 450f et seq.] or to a Bureau administered program.
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Subsec. (a) of this section, which required the Secretary to submit a biennial report to Congress on programs established under this subchapter, terminated, effective May 15, 2000, pursuant to section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance. See, also, page 79 of House Document No. 103–7.
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Today's empty and abandoned industrial sites near Louisville's urban core may be tomorrow's job hubs for the city, under a new planning effort Louisville Metro officials launched today.
At a meeting tonight at the Sud-Chemie office on W. Hill St., Mayor Jerry Abramson kicked off a public-involvement process that will guide the implementation of improvements and economic-development efforts throughout 1,400 acres of the Park Hill area – which lies near downtown and between Old Louisville, West Louisville and the University of Louisville.
"The Park Hill industrial corridor's size and proximity to significant workforce and transportation infrastructure make it an incredible redevelopment opportunity," Mayor Abramson said. "Property of this acreage, and with these assets, is rare near the city's center, so we are seeking input from a wide range of citizen groups, business groups and national experts to help us convert this rare urban gem to a new generation job hub for Louisville."
Roughly bounded by Broadway to the north, S. 22nd St. to the west, Algonquin Parkway and Winkler Ave. to the south, and portions of Old Louisville and the University of Louisville campus to the east, Park Hill's industrial corridor is roughly the size of 250 downtown city blocks, or 1,200 football fields. It includes several former manufacturing plants and closed industrial facilities, including the former American Standard, Philip Morris, Reynolds Metals and Rhodia SA properties.
"With some private developments underway, we wanted to step back and take a wide-angle view of how to maximize the opportunity available across the entire area, when looking at other available and underutilized property throughout this corridor," said Bruce Traughber, director of the Louisville Metro Economic Development Department, which is heading the planning effort.
The city has hired EDAW Inc., an urban-design planning and consulting firm based in Alexandria, Va., to lead what is expected to be a nine-month process to gather input and develop an implementation plan to improve Park Hill's industrial corridor and attract job-creating businesses.
"This strategy will be built upon the recommendations of recent economic and transportation studies, and integrate the input of area stakeholders," said Ryan Bouma, senior associate with EDAW. He said the implementation strategy will address business, retail and industrial opportunities, transportation and other infrastructure, green space and neighborhood connections.
The firm has led major award-winning urban-design projects within Louisville and across the world, including the West Main Street Cultural Arts District, the National Capital Framework Plan in Washington, D.C, the City of Chester improvement plans in Chester, Penn., the Tidal Schuylkill River master plan in Philadelphia, and the master plan for the 2012 Olympic Games in London, England.
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(CNN) — (CNN) -- Republican U.S. Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez is calling on his Massachusetts opponent, Democratic Rep. Ed Markey, to take down a web video showing him on screen with Osama bin Laden.
"Career Politician Ed Markey has started his campaign with a textbook despicable political attack to attempt to connect me with Osama bin Laden in the minds of voters," Gomez said Saturday.
The former Navy SEAL called the video an "insult to my service and an insult to the intelligence of the people of Massachusetts," demanding his opponent take the video down immediately.
But Markey's campaign sees things differently, pointing to Gomez's past work for the special interest group called Special Operations OPSEC Education Fund, which accused President Barack Obama of "politically capitalizing on U.S. national security operations and secrets" after the bin Laden raid.
"Gabriel Gomez is now attacking Ed Markey for a web video containing video footage of Gomez's own advertisement that accused President Obama of politicizing the death of Osama bin Laden, and risking Americans' lives," Markey's campaign said responding to Gomez's demand for the ad to be taken down.
In the web video, titled "Meet Gabriel Gomez: Just Another Republican" shows a clip from MSNBC where Gomez and an image of the September 11, 2001, terrorist mastermind are displayed side-by-side. In the clip, Gomez is seen defending the group.
In denouncing the video, Gomez's campaign sent out a release Saturday with Medal of Honor Recipient Thomas Hudner calling Markey's ad "dishonorable" but Markey's campaign suggests their opponent is being hypocritical.
The controversy comes just days after each candidate won his party's nomination to contest for the open Senate seat left vacant when John Kerry became secretary of state.
The two will compete in the special election on June 25. William "Mo" Cowan is currently serving as interim senator, appointed by Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick.
The race has been overshadowed by the Boston Marathon bombing that left three people dead and more than 260 others injured.
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Summer may be when studios put out their biggest movies, but after a horrendous 2011 at the box office, Hollywood is going all out starting in the spring: This rapid-fire slate of potential blockbusters should turn heads this season.
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