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City to negotiate with police radio consortium; police union says 'disaster' waiting to happen
- 1:59 pm Monday, April 8th, 2013 by Andrew Abramson
An OpenSky police radio breakdown in Palm Beach Gardens on March 13
City commissioners on Monday gave Mayor Jeri Muoio the OK to negotiate a new deal with the same police radio consortium that Muoio once vowed to leave.
If West Palm Beach can reach a new deal with the consortium, the consortium will then negotiate for a police radio system that will cost West Palm an estimated $5.6 million on top of the $5 million it has already spent for a radio system that has never been activated.
Under the plan, West Palm Beach would remain with the consortium, which includes Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Juno Beach, Palm Beach and Atlantis, but would run its own, more advanced, "P25″ system while the other cities run OpenSky. Both system are made by Harris Corp.
West Palm Beach and the other cities would share some equipment, including the core processor that will run both OpenSky and the P25 system. P25 systems are designed to be open platform systems that can communicate better with other systems, including the county's Motorola system.
Lou Penque, the head of the West Palm Beach police union, said Monday that the plan could be a "disaster."
Police radio meeting ends in fireworks
- 10:29 am Monday, February 25th, 2013 by Andrew Abramson
Tusa Consulting, the company hired by West Palm Beach to negotiate a police radio deal, recommended at a workshop Monday morning that the city move forward with a deal that could cost the city between $3.9 million and $5.6 million on top of the $5 million it has already spent on a radio system that has been installed but never activated in West Palm Beach.
Mayor Jeri Muoio, who for two years has said she wants West Palm Beach to go on its own radio system and not remain with the consortium of cities and towns that runs the OpenSky radio system, said she favors this new proposal: West Palm Beach would remain with the consortium but run its own more advanced P25 system while the rest of the cities in the consortium run OpenSky. The two sides would share equipment. Consultants said it's a cheaper option than ditching the consortium and vendor Harris Corp altogether and going with another vendor.
At stake is a communication tool that could mean the difference between life and death for officers.
But nothing was determined Monday after the meeting turned into political theater between Muoio and commissioners.
Inspector General's OpenSky police radio report: 69% of officers reported problems
- 1:06 pm Friday, November 30th, 2012 by Andrew Abramson
The Palm Beach County Office of Inspector General raised questions about the purchase, operation and oversight of the OpenSky police radio system by a consortium of cities in a report released Friday.
Both the consortium and West Palm Beach — at odds over the system because the city has spent $5 million on a system it has never activated — hailed the report as a victory.
Consortium leaders said they were pleased with the report, which found the consortium had worked effectively with the vendor to overcome early problems and get OpenSky operational in Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach, Atlantis, Jupiter and Juno Beach. The report also noted that the first three cities, which have used the system the longest, have had "no major system problems or outages reported."
West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio, however, said in a statement that the report "makes crystal clear" what she's been saying for more than a year — that the system has too many problems to go forward with it.
"Under my watch this city will not be part of a system that jeopardizes the security of our police officers," Muoio said. "Officer and public safety is paramount and more important than any amount of money that may have previously been spent on the system before I was elected mayor."
The report said the inspector general's office began its audit after The Palm Beach Post first reported in May 2011 that West Palm Beach officials had buried reports documenting problems with OpenSky in 2009 and 2010. The sharply critical reports from the city's technical staff described dead spots, calls that didn't go through, jury-rigged connections, poor coverage and the difficulty of operating a proprietary system as most agencies move toward an open platform that eases communication between agencies.
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The Post also reported then about a breakdown in the radio system while a Palm Beach Gardens officer was involved in a manhunt.
At stake is what officers say is an important tool that is key to police work, including their own safety. Former West Palm Beach Police Chief Delsa Bush, an ardent OpenSky supporter, resigned last year after disagreements with Muoio over the system.
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Las Vegas police drop OpenSky; West Palm still undecided on police radios
- 10:09 am Thursday, November 1st, 2012 by Andrew Abramson
The Las Vegas Police Department became the latest city to drop the controversial OpenSky police radio system with Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie telling the Las Vegas Review-Journal "I believe we've given Harris every opportunity to make the system work. It's just not a reliable system."
Las Vegas was one of the largest cities remaining using the OpenSky radio system, and the city is now bailing on a $42 million investment despite budget woes in the police department.
West Palm Beach has already invested $5 million into OpenSky but the future of West Palm's police radio system has been on hold for more than a year. Since taking office last year, Mayor Jeri Muoio has criticized OpenSky and the consortium of cities that runs the system (West Palm is one city in the consortium).
In September, Muoio said West Palm Beach had met with officials from OpenSky vendor Harris about the possibility of remaining in the consortium but using newer P25 radios made by Harris. City commissioners have refused to make a decision on the radio system until Harris agrees to a full blown test of the system. Muoio said Harris would not agree to a costly test because of its doubts over OpenSky's ability in West Palm Beach.
Candidates from crime-ridden north end differ on controversial OpenSky police radio system
- 4:00 am Friday, February 10th, 2012 by Andrew Abramson
If any district should be concerned about the OpenSky police radio system, it's the north end, easily the city's most crime-ridden area.
The city has already invested $5 million into OpenSky, but Mayor Jeri Muoio has been trying to get out of the consortium of towns and cities that runs the digital radio system. Initially, all the cities in Palm Beach County were part of the consortium, but most have dropped out amid concerns that the system is faulty and could endanger officers.
Officials in Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter and Palm Beach say the system works well there, but West Palm Beach is concerned that it will not work with its tall and dense downtown buildings. The system has never passed a test in West Palm, and the consortium is being probed by the Inspector General's Office. Commissioners in West Palm say they want a full blown test before they will go along with Muoio in dropping out of the consortium.
At Wednesday's CityWatch debate, commission candidates in the north end were asked if they support OpenSky.
Incumbent Sylvia Moffett is already the strongest opponent of all the commissioners, but Sean Jackson and write-in candidate Paul McCullough were split.
McCullough, who tried to start a petition to fire City Administrator Ed Mitchell last summer, used OpenSky as an excuse to get rid of Mitchell. In 2009 and 2010, Mitchell didn't tell commissioners about a critical report of OpenSky written by the city's MIS department. Mitchell later said he didn't forward the report because of the fact that it was controversial and he wasn't sure if it was all fact.
Jackson kicks off commission race against 'say nothing, do nothing' Moffett
- 8:58 pm Thursday, January 5th, 2012 by Andrew Abramson
Sean Jackson kicked off his commission campaign with a fundraiser at Bradley's Thursday night, saying his opponent Sylvia Moffett has "been a say nothing, do nothing commissioner" since being appointed in April.
Jackson said he respects Moffett as a person, calling her "a nice lady."
But Jackson, 22, pointed to a slew of problems recently surfacing in city hall, including a couple of scandals involving the housing department that were initially kept from the public.
"The voters have a right to know what's going on in city hall," Jackson said. "Taxpayers money is being wasted."
Mitchell criticized for OpenSky controversy in Sarasota's search for county administrator
- 7:05 pm Thursday, November 3rd, 2011 by Andrew Abramson
An interesting read from the Sarasota Herald-Tribune's Carrie Wells today about the search for Sarasota County administrator that includes West Palm Beach City Administrator Ed Mitchell.
Mitchell is one of eight finalists in a field that is underwhelming citizen groups and at least one commissioner in Sarasota, who wants to extend the process and find more candidates. "Five of the eight finalists for the Sarasota County Administrator job have come under fire this year from their respective commissions and two have survived firing attempts. The short list does not include any women or minority candidates, and critics say there are other qualified applicants that should be on it," Wells reported.
Wells singled out five out of the eight finalists, and challenged Mitchell on his role in burying reports critical of OpenSky.
Edward Mitchell, West Palm Beach City Administrator: Came under fire after the Palm Beach Post discovered a report documenting serious problems with the local police radio system had been kept secret. According to the newspaper, Mitchell said he had never seen the report, but a second report indicated Mitchell had requested it.
Police Chief Delsa Bush, who was the city's biggest proponent of the controversial police radio system, resigned last month after a disagreement with Mayor Jeri Muoio, who wants to cut ties with OpenSky. Will OpenSky now hurt Mitchell in his quest for the Sarasota job?
City refuses to move forward with OpenSky, wants answers and new testing
- 11:25 am Monday, June 20th, 2011 by Andrew Abramson
OpenSky, the controversial police radio communication system, isn't coming to West Palm Beach — not yet, at least.
After spending $3.6 million to install equipment and about $465,000 to maintain it, West Palm Beach needed only final approval from the commission to buy 400 radios for $1.6 million.
But in a workshop Monday morning, the mayor and city commissioners were far from ready to approve the radio system that is the lifeline of police officers.
Commissioner blasts West Palm Beach's handling of OpenSky police radio system
- 8:51 am Wednesday, June 1st, 2011 by Andrew Abramson
Commissioner Bill Moss blasted the city's handling of the OpenSky police radio system on Tuesday, saying the administration blatantly withheld key information from commissioners.
Last week, after learning in a Palm Beach Post investigative report that his request in April 2010 for an "honest and credible evaluation," on OpenSky had been written by the city's technical team but never provided to the commissioners, Moss called it "the perfect scenario for the (county's) Inspector General to evaluate."
City Administrator Ed Mitchell said last week that he knew about the report, but never read it or passed it along to the commission. The report stated that Mitchell was the one who ordered it.
"When we make a request it's not a request – we need it to do our job," said Moss before Tuesday's commission meeting. "To withhold information from us so we can't do a credible job is an offense that cannot be tolerated. How many other topics have we made a request that they have withheld from us? Do we have to do a public records request to get information?"


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"Ja rahe ho?"
Mahendra was standing on the other side of the cubicle. He folded his hands on the top of the walls of the cubicle, and leaned against it.
"Haan�Muhje fauran bulaya gaya hain�Headquarters se koi emergency hain humare juridistricion main�" He barely looked up, hastily gathering his personal effects. Mahendra could not help the faint smirk on his features. The flurried Rajesh was comical, in every aspect. His impeccably ironed shirt was now a patchwork of creases and stains. He rushed about, without pausing for a moment. He glanced at the desk, satisfied, and strode in to meet Usmaan.
"Thank you sir. Aap toh jaante hi hain, mujhe abhi ke abhi nikalna hain." He said.
Usmaan nodded, taking in the general appearance of the officer. The matter was an emergency was an understatement.
When Rajesh strode back to his cubicle with a purposeful stride, he was surprised to find the rest of NCB there. Kartik held out a hand, and Rajesh shook it, slowly.
As Mahendra shook his hand, he drawled, "Kabhi Mumbai aaye toh milke jaana�"
He nodded.
The last was Brinda. He flashed a smile at her, which she reciprocated. "Bye�"
"Bye." He replied, not without a particular tenderness.
Ten minutes later, he was gone through the doors, and down the stairs. A few minutes later, a white car pulled out of the premises. Brinda was standing near the whindow, looking down. Mahendra and Kartik were opposite to her.
Usmaan was standing in the door of his office, watching the trio.
Brinda sighed as she looked away from the window, and at her colleagues. Kartik was looking at the disappearing vehicle, with his stoic expression, and Mahendra gazed at it with an inexplicable smirk.
Suddenly he sobered up, as he looked at the road, and an air of hostility appeared in his countenance.
He looked up, to find Brinda studying him, faint creases on her forehead, and a frown on her face. Her head nodded imperceptibly, and she turned to walk away.
Kartik slapped Mahendra's shoulder. "Peeda chali gayi."
"Itna bhi bura nahi tha�"Mahendra replied, playfully elbowing Kartik.
"Kya kaha? Mujhe laga ki tujhe to wo pasand nahi tha�Chai piyega?"
Mahendra nodded and the two buddies walked across the road to their favourite tea stall�
Kartik lifted the cup to his lips, and looked at Mahendra surprised as the latter was looking at somewhere in the distance.
"Kahaan kho gaye?"
"Kuch nahi�.bas, soch raha tha."
"Tujhe dimaag hain sochne ke liye? Toh fir kaam main kyun nahi lagata?"
Mahendra made a face.
"Wo chod. Vidya bhabhi aur tera beta kaise hain?"
"Acche. Agar Vidya ko pata chal jata na, ki Rizwaan ke pita kaun hain-"
He broke off, as Mahendra spluttered.
"Tune bataya toh nahi na?"
"Kaam ki baatein ghar pe nahi batate. Tumhare case main baat alag hain. Juli-"
A stare from Mahendra caused the rest of the sentence to drown in the tea.
Sometime later
A car stopped in front of a bungalow and Usmaan got down from it. He swung open the whitewashed gate. The garden was empty, but there was the sound of a radio coming down from the upper floor. He sat on the porch steps contentedly. The day had given him much to think about. He rubbed his face with his palms and then disappeared into the house.
As the sun came down to the horizon, and the shadows lengthened, he picked up a pail and started watering the roses.
"Usmaan, you are home early." His mother remarked as she sat on the outdoor swing, watching him.
"When did you come?"
"Abhi. Paanch minute ho gaye."
He kept the pail down, and went to sit beside her.
"Remember the Delhi Officer I told you about?"
"Wo aaj chala gaya waapas. Shayad koi emergency thi, toh usko wapas bulaya gaya�Par mujhe hansi iss baat ki aaie�Na Kartik ya Mahendra ko wo accha lagta tha, par uske jane ke waqt sab ko thoda bura laga, shayad."
His mother smiled sagely. "Ek mahine ke saath hone ke baad, we get used to the person, even if we dislike him�"
"And what if we hate him?"
His mother gaze at him, surprised at his sudden question.
"What if we hate him? Hate him with a passion, and if the only objective in our life is to destroy him?"
She took a deep breath. Except for the creak of the swing, everything else suddenly seemed silent to him.
"Then," she said, keeping her small warm palm on his big, rough one, "We find a new objective�something else to live for�."
She got up a moment later.
The sun set and the skies were washed with different hues of red. As they disappeared, and first stars made their appearance, he had not left the place. He still sat there, swinging.
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How can you spot a pedophile? Just ask Russian Duma Deputy Yelena Mizulina. She knows: a pedophile always has an iPhone.
On July 2 Mizulina surprised many people when she called an iPhone a device used to commit depraved actions against children. Mizulina made the statement at a meeting of the Duma Committee on Family, Women and Children, a committee which she heads.
Mizulina has long been famous for her strange views on pedophilia, homosexuality and the Internet. For example, she said that the phrase "gays are people too" was "potentially extremist." After that statement, more than 100,000 people signed a petition sent to the State Duma requesting that Mizulina undergo a psychiatric examination.
But Duma deputies make so many strange statements that they've lost their ability to shock. Not long ago a group of deputies proposed the idea of a draft law officially banning high-heeled shoes. The authors of this draft law said they were concerned about women's health. But bloggers circulated the humorous suggestion that they were simply trying to bring Russian legislation in line with fictional Lilliputian legislation, which, according to author Jonathan Swift, banned high-heeled shoes in court. To the relief of Russian women, the proposal did not make it to the stage of draft legislation.
On the other hand, on July 1 in Russia a ban on the sale of lace panties went into effect, which undoubtedly has made even the Iranian clergy writhe with envy.
However, in contrast with the strange ideas of other deputies, Mizulina's proposals have one special characteristic: sooner or later they always turn into laws. Her draft law banning "propaganda of homosexuality" also seemed outrageous at first, especially since it directly violates the Constitution. But, regardless of this fact, her proposal became law last summer, even though it deprives the LGBT community of public protection of their rights.
Given Mizulina's track record, the Russian blogosphere immediately became alarmed when she put forth a new idea for legislation. There's cause for concern. Mizulina's plan is for Internet-users in the Russian Federation to get a filtered version of the Internet by default. Mizulina calls this filtered version "clean Internet." Providers would use filters with automatic program algorithms to block sites.
Sunday, Oct. 26
Zenit St. Petersburg returns home for the first time in nearly a month as they host Mordovia Saransk in a Russian Premier League game. Currently at the top of the league thanks to their undefeated start to the season, the northern club hopes to extend the gap between them and second-place CSKA Moscow and win the title for the first time in three years. Tickets are available at the stadium box office or on the club's website.
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Today marks the end of the art exhibit "Neophobia" at the Erarta Museum. Artists Alexey Semichov and Andrei Kuzmin took a neo-modernist approach to represent the array of fears that are ever-present throughout our lives. Tickets are 200 rubles ($4.90).
Tuesday, Oct. 28
The Domina Prestige St. Petersburg hotel plays host to SPIBA's Marketing and Communications Committee's round table discussion on "Government Relations Practices in Russia" this morning. The discussion starts at 9:30 a.m. and participation must be confirmed by Oct. 24.


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On Wednesday, a new class was announced for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Even though the inductees: Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, and Frank Thomas should be the stars, more talk has been around the controversy surrounding the voting. Whether it was Craig Biggio missing out by two votes, the drop in votes for Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, or the vote given to Deadspin by ESPN's Dan Le Batard.
In New York Yankees' news, Masahiro Tanaka has landed in the United States and is beginning to meet with interested teams, such as the New York Yankees. There is also the latest surrounding Alex Rodriguez and the possibility of him abandoning a possible injunction against MLB should he get a reduced suspension from the arbitrator, Fredric Horowitz.
On this edition of the Yanks Go Yard Radio Show, I was joined by Cubbies' Crib co-editor Jacob R. Misener to talk about the Hall of Fame results as well as his thoughts on the Tanaka sweepstakes. Misener has been interviewed by FUJI TV in Japan about these ongoing developments.
Here are some of the topics discussed on the show:
- Reflection on Maddux, Glavine, and Thomas
- Biggio just missing out on being selected
- Bonds and Clemens – Will they ever make it to Cooperstown?
- Reform of the BBWAA voting process.
- The Deadspin vote
- Masahiro Tanaka in the USA
- Who is the favorite for his services?
- How would Tanaka change the Cubs' fans mindset?
- Thoughts on A-Rod and the Yankees monitoring Johan Santana's rehab
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white feldspars in place that are also partially replaced.
|Jade specimen with quartz crystal preserved.
Over the past 30 years, the author discovered hundreds of gemstones including diamond, ruby, sapphire, pyrope garnet, Cape Ruby, Cape Emerald, chromian diopside, peridot, opal, kyanite, jasper, iolite & others by using geological principals. Two deposits of iolite are world-class deposits & one opal deposit is one of the largest in the world.
|Light green jade
|Jade porphyry. Much of the original rock matrix was replaced by jade leaving some greenish
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|Jade specimen with quartz crystal preserved.
|Gem-quality pyrope garnet faceted from rough collected at Butcherknife
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|Giant jade boulder from Jeffrey City, Wyoming.
|A 12-carat, nearly flawless, rough pink sapphire recovered from the Palmer
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|Flawless pyrope garnet I collected at Butcherknife
Draw, Wyoming and sent to Sri Lanka for faceting.
|Gem kyanite cut into cabochons from Palmer Canyon, Wyoming.
There are literally hundreds of billions of carats of this gemstone
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aluminum-rich minerals are often found in what geologists call metapelite
(mica-rich schists) that was subjected to moderately high pressures and
temperatures. Using this information, I found dozens of these deposits around
Wyoming. The colors and fractures in these gems actually enhance their
appearance. I am very surprised that someone has not tried to market these
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|Giant ruby found in the Granite Mountains. This was at one time the largest ruby ever
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|Banded Jasper from Tin Cup district, Wyoming
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by Tv.com | Oct 25, 2012 1:12PM EDT Review
The Office S09E04: "Work Bus" "No knobbies, no probbies." I want to preface this review by saying that I'm very fond of Jim as a character. To me, that's not a bold statement to make, but he and Pam have drawn their fair share of criticism, p more
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The latest episode of " The Office ," entitled "Work Bus," had one of those only-on-television scenarios that can be a bit make-it-or-break-it for a lot of people. Either you were on board, so to speak, or you weren't, much like the somewhat unwilling pas more
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When I was young and naive, I believed that those who use the terms "crony capitalism" and "corporatism" must be anti-capitalists by default.
But I didn't understand that Corporate America doesn't play by the rules of free-market capitalism. I didn't realize the degree to which Corporate America uses the federal government to crush competition from small business.
Obama's latest "tax deal" is an excellent example of crony capitalist and corporatist subterfuge. Obama proposes lowering the corporate tax rate from 35% to 28% in exchange for raising the top individual rate to 40%. Here's the thing about that: corporations have teams of tax accountants that crush down their federal tax liabilities to nearly zero (or less than zero in the case of GE and dozens of other corporate behemoths). Successful small business owners are often in the highest tax bracket, but corporate bigwigs often aren't because they make the majority of their money from capital gains. In other words, Obama's tax deal is smoke and mirrors: he proposes RAISING taxes on small business in exchange for sliding down a relatively-meaningless corporate tax rate. ("Look at me, I'm pro-capitalism!")
By raising taxes on small businesses with his grand tax "bargain", Obama would be fighting small business competition for his corporate masters, not making U.S. companies more competitive, as he claims he would be.
The Orwellian "Marketplace Fairness Act"–or Internet sales tax act–is another great recent example of crony capitalist and corporatist subterfuge. The act is being sold as leveling the playing field for mom-and-pop businesses. And that's what it would do, right? WRONG! Many corporate behemoths with strong online sales support the Internet sales tax. Why? Because corporate behemoths can afford to pay a little more for online sales; small businesses with online sales can't.
The federal government and the sitting U.S. president do their masters' bidding by creating obstacles for small business. Calling them "crony capitalists" and "corporatists" isn't anti-capitalist. But allowing them to continue to dismantle small business and the Main Street economy is.


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Last week, the internet was abuzz with a rumor that Justin Bieber would be playing Robin in the upcoming Batman vs. Superman movie set for a summer 2015 release. Of course, even though there was clearly a picture floating around with Bieber and a Batman script, the whole incident was a prank and is part of an upcoming Funny or Die sketch.
Further evidence of that is a photo that has popped up on the Funny or Die Instagram page that shows former Robin actor Chris O'Donnell posing with the same script Bieber had in the same exact position.
Obviously this photo hasn't taken the internet by storm quite like the Bieber picture did, and by now we know that this is all just a Funny or Die sketch in the making. What the photo of O'Donnell with the Batman vs. Superman script does do is it gets us excited for what the sketch will be, as it appears the Robin of old is going to be teaching the Robin of today how to work with Batman.
The sketch is starting to write itself, but it's a nice distraction for fans still upset over he casting of Ben Affleck as Batman, even is he's publicly stated he could care less what fans initial reaction to his casting was.
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Ever hear that the best stuff is saved for export? Just ask Japanese luxury car buyers. It's been decades since Japan's largest automakers set out to take on Europe's finest with dedicated luxury brands of their own, but they have kept those brands largely out of their own domestic market and sold them almost exclusively overseas. But that's beginning to change.
In 2005 Toyota launched the Lexus brand – which it had been exporting since 1989 – in Japan. Honda reportedly planned on bringing its Acura brand to its home market just a few years later, but ended up delaying the move. Now Nissan is reportedly preparing to launch the Infiniti lineup in its own backyard.
This according to a report published in the Japanese business daily Nikkei and now making the rounds of the English-language press. The plan apparently involves offering at least part of the Infiniti model line in domestic Nissan dealers, holding off for the time being on launching a separate dealer network in Japan.
The first model would be the new Infiniti Q50, whose predecessor the G37 had until now been sold in Japan as the Nissan Skyline. Just what that means for that legendary nameplate remains to be seen, particularly since the GT-R was split off from the Skyline family as its own dedicated model. As does the question of what other Infiniti models might follow the Q50 home to roost – a matter that will likely depend on how successful the Q50 sedan proves at fending off the German imports in Japan.


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Last week I went kayaking for five days. I had never even looked at a kayak before. Crazy sunny weather and just all-out draining. I paddled 11km per day, and slept in a tent at night. This was a real eye-opener: I can do these things. I used to be such a lazy, boring person who would never even consider going on a journey like this one. I am proud of myself. Of course it was tough but I really enjoyed it at the same time. I liked how my body felt when pushed to this extent =) My muscles were aching so bad every day, but I kept on fighting happily! I got stronger, you guys! It's funny how you can inspire and motivate yourself.
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From slick video ads online to scrawled chalk messages on college campus sidewalks, intense get-out-the-vote drives are mobilizing in Oregon and Alaska to legalize retail sales of marijuana to anyone old enough to drink.
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From slick video ads online to scrawled chalk messages on college campus sidewalks, intense get-out-the-vote drives are mobilizing in Oregon and Alaska to legalize retail sales of marijuana to anyone old enough to drink.
Crews moved the Lardo Bridge in McCall earlier this week.
A Garden City Police officer arrived on scene minutes after a 21-year-old Nampa man ran into a power pole on Chinden Boulevard.
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A new version of ECtools has been released with the addtion of US code ACI318-11 & ASCE/SEI 7-10.
The software upgrade for ACI318-11 & ASCE/SEI 7-10 is only available to users of Scia Engineer, while the Eurocodes functionality is also available to Etabs 9.x users.
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ECtools© (Earthquake Concrete tools) is a design software for Reinforced Concrete and Unreinforced Masonry Structures using either the European Norms (Eurocodes) or the ACI318-11& ASCE/SEI7-10 US norms. It aims to facilitate the practicing structural engineer or the design office in the correct application of the several clauses of these codes. It utilises the analysis results of either Scia Engineer© or - for the Eurocodes- ETABS©, and can be used in the following cases:
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ECtools has been developed by 3PI. Ltd. which is a subsidiary of Penelis Consulting Engineers SA , a structural design office with projects in many EU and Non-EU countries with high seismic risk, such as Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, Cyprus, Egypt.
This means that ECtools is a product developed by structural engineers, aiming to satisfy the needs of structural engineers when dealing with large projects. It has been extensively tested within the design office and many Universities and its predecessor, eTools, has been in use since 2002 in Greece and Cyprus.
The Eurocodes program has allowed for some diversification within member states, thus introducing the National Annexes for each Eurocode. ECtools has incorporated those NAs for all EU countries.
Non EU countries, or EU countries without available NAs, can apply either the general suggestions of the Eurocodes, or a NA of their choice.
Additionally the clauses of ACI318-11 and ASCE/SEI 7-10 are applicable, through the IBC, to all US states as well as many international projects world wide.
The software menu and manual are in English, however the final calculation report, which is part of the design deliverables, can be produced in any language the user wishes, since it is very common for local authorities not to accept calculation reports in foreign languages.
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Bearing in mind that reinforced concrete is a key component in a majority of built environment structures, Concrete Buildings in Seismic Regions combines the scientific knowledge of earthquake engineering with a focus on the design of reinforced concrete buildings in seismic regions. This book addresses practical design issues, providing an integrated, comprehensible, and clear presentation that is suitable for design practice.
It combines current approaches to seismic analysis and design, with a particular focus on reinforced concrete structures, and includes:
Concrete Buildings in Seismic Regions determines guidelines for the proper structural system for many types of buildings, explores recent developments, and covers the last two decades of analysis, design, and earthquake engineering. Divided into three parts, the book specifically addresses seismic demand issues and the basic issues of structural dynamics, considers the "capacity" of structural systems to withstand seismic effects in terms of strength and deformation, and highlights existing R/C buildings under seismic action. All of the book material has been adjusted to fit a modern seismic code and offers in-depth knowledge of the background upon which the code rules are based. It complies with the last edition of European Codes of Practice for R/C buildings in seismic regions, and includes references to the American Standards in effect for seismic design.
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Just what does 'Pro-Abortion' mean? Do you think that every abortion occurs because libeeerals drive around in a car, spot a woman, and drag her to an abortion mill? Isn't every abortion that occurs because the woman (mother of the unborn child) has signed a death warrant for her child? If you think it's murder, how many years should the woman, who has committed murder go to jail? One suspects that Republicans find playing politics and using lofty rhetoric are more important to them than actually reducing abortion.


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Seniors Joey Frechin and Andrew Kasha provide the beat backstage.
The Holy Cowgirls rehearse their new song, "Safe and Sound" featuring Brandi Fishburn, Covenant Christian alum.
The girls hit their final pose to their opening number, "Let Yourself Go!"
Director Jeffery Vallier thanks our wonderful donors and presents them with gifts of our appreciation.
"I've Got the Music in Me!" Junior, Amy Barton rocks out with her fellow Purduettes.
The Purduettes present a new number for the crowd, "No Time."
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The Treblemakers turn up the heat with their rendition of "Sway."
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This extremely simple extension lets you navigate up a web site's hierarchy, step by step, by typing ⌘⌥↑ (that's Command-Option-Up).
Say you're viewing the page at www.apple.com/support/lion/. Navigating up the hierarchy means going up to the "parent" of the current page, so that would get you to www.apple.com/support/. Go up again, and you get all the way up to www.apple.com/.
Safari actually has a built-in way to navigate up a site's hierarchy. To activate it, ⌘-click the page title in the window's title bar, and then select a "path" in the pop-up menu. It's just like navigating up in the Finder. This extension just provides a handy keyboard shortcut to Safari, like the Finder's ⌘↑. (I could have used ⌘↑ here too, but that would have interfered with Safari's built-in shortcut for scrolling to the top of the page. I felt that ⌘⌥↑ was the next best option.)


text: Sorry this one is so late - after a week of dealing with work problems via cell phone and laptop computer, I couldn't convince myself to get the durned thing set up on Saturday and write another missive. I never did armor up at War this year - I guess I should have left the armor at home. Between what I suspect is bursitis in my right shoulder and still not being recovered from a bad case of lung congestion (Vivian kept asking me when I was going to finish coughing up a lung), I thought it better not to push myself physically. I intend to be in better shape next year - Polydore and I have made a wager about who can lose 50 pounds first, and I'll deal with the shoulder if I have to bind it in duct tape. There was a spattering of rain during the wee hours of Friday morning, not even enough to really wet the ground, so we got off lucky as the storm went around us. It was very cloudy in the morning, but cleared off to mostly sunny by the afternoon. I carefully perused Merchant's Row for gifts, as my funds are severely limited this year, and I want to make sure I got the most for my money. Polydore and I stopped for one of our favorite meals at Gulf War, gyros from the vendor in the Merchant's Row food court, and they were excellent, as always. You have already heard about Caerell's successes in A&S - I wish I had a picture of him, walking about two feet off the ground. We all know how beautiful his bonework is, and it's nice to know that the Known World agrees with us. His well-deserved honors at Gulf War are a confirmation of his skill and talent. (Though I almost think he was happier about the pieces of ivory he received to do some work with - they are excellent materials, and I can't wait to see what he creates with them.) The wedding that I had agreed to perform went off without a hitch. It took place in front of the fort, with the groom and his best man in chain mail, and the bride resplendent in a beautiful Period gown. Polydore, Vivian and Cormac accompanied me up to the fort to watch the ceremony, which went off very well. (Thanks also to Cormac, for grabbing me a beer out of Aingeal and Caerell's cooler on the way there - my throat was parched and I might have been croaking out the ceremony if not for that nectar of the gods.) We headed back to camp, so to get supper, and I to get changed so that I could attend Ansteorran Court. We all managed to make it to Court, for as everyone know, there is no such thing as Court starting at the scheduled time. While the rumor I reported on turned out not to take place, Court was still enjoyable - Aaron always holds a good Court, and never drags it out unnecessarily. After Court, we spent another evening around the fire, watching the coals burn down into the early hours of Saturday morning. Saturday morning was extremely windy, and we were glad we had taken the time to stake everything down well. The winds continued until early afternoon, then tapered off somewhat. We started preparing for our departure on Sunday, and took a last walk through the site. Polydore and I stopped in at the Gode Bakery and sampled a couple of the types of sausage rolls they offer, among a goodly selection of tarts and cakes as well; both the kinds we tried were excellent. I had signed up for another hour at the Green Dragon, and we went up there at 7:00pm. The crowd was small, which I had expected for that time on Saturday evening, but as my hour progressed, more folk made their way to the tavern for the last evening of War. I thoroughly enjoyed myself, and was asked by Sir Elesar if I had any CDs of my music that he could add to the collection that they play in the bard-in-a-box when there aren't live bards singing. I promised him that I would have at least one by next War. Master Efenwealt played and sang the next hour, so we stayed to listen and sing along on some tunes. Efenwealt also asked me if I had recordings, so I guess I had better get busy and turn my study into a studio. After Efenwealt, Don Mateo sang and played - I am pleased that this excellent bard has recently moved to Bjornsburg from Northshield to join his lady. Northshield's loss is most definitely Ansteorra's gain. I'm sorry to say that I left Dragon anout halfway through Mateo's set, as the benches in the tavern were killing my backside and I couldn't sit there any longer. We lit the campfire for the last time, and were visited by Louis and Colleen. It being before midnight, I didn't sing Barnacle Bill to see if I could make Louis fall out of his chair. We went to bed rather earlier than had been our wont for the week, as Vivian and Gruffydd had offered to treat us all to breakfast at the dining hall, nad we decided to get there as soon as they opened at 7:30am so we could get back to breaking camp as soon as possible. Wonder of wonders, everyone managed to pry themsleves from their beds at the appointed hour - even Cormac, who had been out much later than the rest of us, but was coaxed out by the promise of coffee. Breaking down and packing up went well, and though Polydore and I left later than we had hoped to, it would have been later still if not for the help that Cormac provided in getting the trailer loaded up and tied down. All in all, it was another great Gulf War. Here's hoping that many more folk will be able to make the trip next year! Padraig -- Nunc est bibendum. ****************** ****************** Politicians prefer unarmed peasants.


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Steam cook carrots and peas at the same time without transferring flavor with this Vollrath Wear Ever 68125 steamer set! Made from 3004 aluminum with riveted handles, this versatile 4 piece set fits tightly together to retain the steam's heat and achieve fully cooked food. Includes base, (1) 2" steamer tray and (1) 4" steamer tray, and cover.
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