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NRL players to fuel England's charge
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50 process provides the framework for collaboration at two levels: Figure 4.1 is a high-level representation of a model process at the specific-project level and at the larger, overarching pro- that public agencies and railroads could adopt for successful grammatic level. Included in the partnering process are various partnering. The first step is having meetings and discussions to practices, processes, and strategies (including examples of best begin the process of defining how each party wants to stream- practices) that can contribute to a strong partnership. Stream- line and standardize the agreement process. lining of processes before, during, and after project implemen- tation can be effective in making the interaction between Step 1: Plan the Partnering Memorandum the parties and the delivery of projects effective. Models for var- ious processes are also discussed below. Some of these practices/ In this step, the public agency and the railroad begin discus- processes can be used during multiple stages of the project life sions on how to reach a common approach to the highway� cycle. Examples of best practices identified during the SHRP 2 railroad project agreement process. The process begins with a R16 project hold many parallels to successful partnering strate- meeting or series of meetings. The following major provisions gies. These best practices include the following: are likely to be included in a partnering memorandum between a highway agency and a railroad: � Project start-up meetings; � Annual highway-railroad process-review meetings; � Define what success means to each of them. � Liaison and coordination between public agencies and rail- � Deliberate and agree on areas in which both parties can roads; collaborate to ensure success for both. � Formal communication and information sharing; � Agree to communicate frequently on projects and issues. � Escalation procedures; � Agree to adopt project management practices for managing � Dedicated railroad person for agency projects; collaborative efforts, identifying issues early in the process � Effective project management; and keeping projects on schedule, scope, and within budget. � Quality-assurance review and feedback; � Agree to adopt joint continuous improvements and best � Central project repository; practices. These include strategic and operational best prac- � Design and standards for new projects; tices, such as the following: � Project closeout meetings; and Both agree to a project-tracking process that provides � Development of standard project agreements. notice of all pending activities. Both agree to adopt an escalation process for problem These practices can be incorporated into overarching mem- resolution. oranda of understanding that highway agencies and railroads Both agree to adopt a dispute resolution process when can adopt to guide and define their overall partnerships. In the escalation process fails. addition, the details of these best practices can be incorpo- Both agree to identify desired project review times. rated into standardized legal project agreements that can save Both agree to track the actual review times and to use that considerable time and cost in approving individual projects. data for performance improvement and monitoring. The combination of an overall partnering process that incor- Both agree that preliminary notice is given for all high- porates the best practices and streamlined standard project way projects that may involve railroad rights-of-way. agreements can significantly enhance the highway�railroad Both execute a standardized preliminary engineering project agreement process. In short, the streamlined process agreement within days of railroad notice to facilitate rail- requires development of two types of agreements: nonbinding road review and comment. memoranda of understanding that spell out how the parties Both agree to meet at least annually to discuss success choose to coordinate and binding agreements. The binding and improvement opportunities for their project review master agreement and standard agreements include contract activities. provisions that allow the highway agencies to reimburse the Each party recognizes the other's legal requirements. railroads for reviews and other costs. Both agree to develop an overall master legal agreement that incorporates standard provisions universal to all projects. Steps in the Both express in writing a mutual understanding of a proj- Partnership Process ect review process that they recognize as logical, efficient, The partnering memorandum of understanding is intended and effective. to encapsulate the parties' understanding of how to operate Both agree to identify and adopt standard project man- in a spirit of partnering. A model partnering memorandum agement practices similar to those identified by the Proj- is included in Appendix C. ect Management Institute.
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51 Act to Evaluate improve memorandum of memorandum of understanding understanding Implement Plan partnering partnering memorandum of memorandum of understanding understanding Master Partnering memorandum agreement of agreement Project-specific agreements Figure 4.1. The partnering process between public agencies and railroads. Both agree to standard construction and maintenance Step 2: Implement the agreements with provisions that can be incorporated Partnering Memorandum into all projects. In this step of the partnering process, the public agency and Both recognize that they experience staff turnover and the railroad develop and eventually sign a memorandum of that they want to institutionalize the mutually benefi- understanding formalizing their intentions to partner on the cial project-review process to extend beyond the tenure overall project agreement process (partnering MOU). of individuals. Both parties identify a central point of contact responsi- ble for all project coordination. Step 3: Evaluate the Each recognizes that the other will expend considerable Partnering Memorandum effort to execute the letter and spirit of the understanding, and both express their intent to fulfill their obligations. This third step of the partnering process occurs sometime after Both agree to identify the typical project milestones at the implementation of the memorandum, optimally 1 year after which they agree to submit plans for review. implementation. In this step, the railroad and the public agency The highway agency agrees to create a central project meettoevaluatetheperformance and the outcome of the actions repository to assist with knowledge management and resulting from the memorandum and the practices adopted in "institutional memory." earlier steps. During this meeting, they do the following: Both recognize that frequent and ongoing communica- tion is desired. � Review the performance of the implemented agreements, The highway agency agrees to train project-development practices, and processes as a result of the memorandum. personnel on the basic railroad provisions to be incorpo- � Review and evaluate both ongoing and completed projects. rated into all projects. � Identify issues with the agreements, processes, and prac- Agree to adopt a cooperative and joint continuous tices. Potential changes and "continuous improvement" improvement attitude toward the project review process. opportunities can be identified.


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Can it be? Is it September already? One of my favorite tunes, "September Song," was written by Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson for a Broadway musical in 1938 called "Knickerbocker Holiday. The lyrics could apply today to the current political season in Georgia - "For it's a long, long time from May to December, but the days grow short when you reach September."
America rarely does time capsules anymore, but the ones it does should include videos from February 2011 of American TV reporters exulting in the triumph of the Arab Spring. "This is the sound of a people rising," ABC's Terry Moran told us from Cairo. For Egyptians, it was a day "when a people rose and made themselves a new country, a new world, a new life."
Though racial discrimination exists, it is nowhere near the barrier it once was. The relevant question is: How much of what we see today can be explained by racial discrimination? This is an important question because if we conclude that racial discrimination is the major cause of black problems when it isn't, then effective solutions will be elusive forever. To begin to get a handle on the answer, let's pull up a few historical facts about black Americans.
As the character Cecily said to Miss Fairfax in a play written by Oscar Wilde entitled "The Importance of being Earnest": "When I see a spade I call it a spade."
The news from Ferguson, Missouri, has brought back unpleasant memories from the long-ago riots in Asbury Park, New Jersey. It was the summer of 1970, and I was a young teenager close enough to the action to be appropriately frightened.
My first paying job was cleaning the bathrooms at the First Baptist Church of Carrollton, Georgia, where I was a member. I was 14, the minimum age for "children" to work. This was neither glamorous nor exciting work, but useful and needed work. On Sundays I often over heard the "little old ladies" of the church commenting on the cleanliness of the bathroom. I remember my subsequent feeling of pride. While not a glamorous work, my actions were helpful and appreciated by those who used the facilities. For providing this useful service I earned minimum wage in 1981, ($3.35 ...
It is a potential killer whose numbers rival the deadly Ebola virus and it doesn't get near the attention it should. Unlike the dreaded illness currently ravaging West Africa this is one with a quick cure.
As Hannah Arendt foresaw, we are once again up against the question of evil. An American photojournalist, James Foley, was presented to the camera and methodically decapitated. The instrument was not the ax reserved for royalty or the whooshing blade prompted by that reformer Joseph-Ignace Guillotin, but an ordinary looking knife. Death would be neither swift nor painless. This, somewhere in the bleached desert, was pure evil.
The structure of county government is once again on the agenda of the Board of Commissioners (BOC), which has scheduled a work session for Aug. 26, 2014. As readers may recall, this has been a topic of discussion for several months and the BOC has met with experts from both the Association of County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) and the regional planning agency. Representatives of both clearly have indicated that the current "hybrid" system of having both a full time Commission needs to be changed to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of county government.
The other day I found myself thinking on how long I have been a part of the newspaper industry - it turns out that this will be my 50th year, with one year of my life working with mentally challenged adults and two working with people going into their final sunset, through Hospice.
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I know this probably sounds strange, but one of the most profound moments of my entire Christmas season happened while I was in the kitchen, making candy.
Scientists everywhere are decoding the human genome to see what we're made of and how we can make ourselves better. I'm no geneticist, but I know a little bit about southerners, and I'll certify that there is a special part of our DNA that makes us what we really are. We may be talking about just a few genes, but we southerners are programmed in a way that makes our lives much better here in our little part of the world.
There are few holidays that speak to family memories and traditions more than Christmas. The type of tree, when to put it up, when to take it down, what ancient family ornament goes where, the Christmas morning breakfast, Christmas Day dinner and when to open gifts all are ingrained in our family histories.
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Turn your mind to the late Karen Carpenter's clear voice and listen for her lilting version of "There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays": "Oh, there's no place like home for the holidays, 'cause no matter how far away you roam - if you want to be happy in a million ways, for the holidays - you can't beat home sweet home. For the holidays, you can't beat home sweet home."
Christmas memories fill our Christmas tree. It stands in our living room, filled with white lights and ornaments. Our ornaments reflect the life of our family: varied and interesting, some old, some new, some precious and some common.
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"The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because God has anointed me to bring glad tidings to the poor. The Lord has sent me to proclaim liberty to captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, and to proclaim a year acceptable to the Lord." Luke 4:18
Tonight is about relationships. Jesus takes a little personal time with his closest friends and tries to bring it all together for them. "This is my body and blood." In other words, you are my body and blood.
Jesus is telling his disciples, telling us: "We are together now. Take. Eat. Drink. Oh, and one last thing. I shall wash your feet. I, the one you call teacher and master, am going to kneel down before you and wash your feet."
There are many things about those days we can't really understand. Time and custom and context have a way of obscuring the depth of meaning of what was going on. Not in this case. "Wash my feet? You?! Never!" The significance of the act is visceral. It crosses the ages and strikes us at our core. We share Peter's uncomfortable bewilderment. Yet, like Peter, we are invited to surrender our vision of teacher, master, Messiah. We are invited to see the world as God sees it. To engage the world as God does. We are invited to be the body of Christ.
Jesus' work with his friends is coming to a close. This is the last lesson before things get really crazy. He has one last chance to get through to them. "Remember me. Remember what I taught you. Remember what I did and why I came. Remember. Surrender. Re-member."
Tomorrow is going to be a difficult day. But tonight is about relationships. Tonight is our chance to gather together, to re-member who Jesus is and why he was sent to us. And how we are to continue on.
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Taxing the buzz
Colorado voters approved recreational marijuana sales last November. The infrastructure is now being prepared to begin sales on January 1, 2014. Part of the plan approved by voters is a state tax of 25 percent. Reuters reports:
Under the marijuana tax proposal, a combined 15 percent excise and 10 percent sales tax would be imposed on recreational pot sales, with the first $40 million raised to fund school construction projects.
In Denver, a local ballot measure that would tack an additional 3.5 percent city sales tax on pot shops also appeared headed for passage, by a margin of 69 to 31 percent with roughly a third of votes counted.
Colorado currently collects about $5 million a year from a 5 percent sales tax on medical marijuana. The state will collect an estimated additional $33 million in taxes from recreational marijuana sales. USA Today reported on anticipated tax revenues in Washington State, which legalized recreational use in November:
For consumers, the effective tax rate is 44 percent, according to the Washington Liquor Control Board. The sticker price includes a 25 percent tax on producers and a 25 percent tax on processors plus 25 percent added to the price of the product. Buyers also pay an additional 6.5 percent state sales tax.
The revenue could bring in as much as $1.9 billion in the first five years to go toward a variety of services, including social and health programs, a marijuana use hotline and the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute at the University of Washington. The state's Liquor Control Board will begin issuing permits for marijuana retail locations starting Nov. 18. Under the law, the state can have a maximum of 334 retail locations.
It remains unclear if the U.S. Department of Justice, in enforcing federal law that makes marijuana illegal, will honor its August promise to acknowledge the state laws. AP reported last week:
Federal agents raided an unknown number of marijuana dispensaries and growing sites in Colorado Thursday, confiscating piles of marijuana plants and cartons of cannabis-infused drinks just weeks before the state allows recreational marijuana retailers to open their doors.
The raids, conducted on a snowy morning, were the first in Colorado since the U.S. Department of Justice said in August that it wouldn't interfere with state marijuana laws as long as the states keep the drug away from children, the black market and federal property.
If the U.S. Justice Department stays out of the way, states may continue to legalize and tax marijuana. The Vermont State Joint Fiscal Office did a 2012 survey of the 10 states that tax medical marijuana use:
Tax rates on medical marijuana are much lower than Colorado's new 25 percent recreational rate and Washington's effective 44 percent rate. Over time, it seems that state and local governments could find a solid new revenue source from taxing recreational marijuana use. Local governments may also save on costs from prosecuting marijuana possession and dealing, as transactions are moved to retail outlets.
Colorado and Washington are on a very interesting path. Stay tuned.
Further: Marijuana Policy Project


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If the Great Lakes states want to protect the lakes, as we claim, then financial resources should be directed at installing additional barriers at the identified waterways of concern. The states need to work together on different fronts to find a comprehensive solution to this invasive species without destroying waterway commerce and placing the residents of Northwest Indiana at risk of devastating flooding.
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United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) held a conference to launch the "Inclusive Civic Engagement in Legislation Making" project 8th October 2008 in Ankara.
In partnership with the Prime Ministry, the Association for Parliamentary Advisers (PDD) and the Association for Legislation (YASADER), the project which is funded by UNDP Democratic Governance Thematic Trust Fund (DGTTF), aims to contribute to the creation of an enabling environment for and increased awareness of civil society's engagement with legislation making by lowering the barriers of entry to participatory and inclusive policymaking and decision-making processes.
The Conference discussed the issue of how civil society can better engage in the legislative process at both the Government and Parliamentary levels. The Conference was addressed by a number of distinguished speakers including UNDP Resident Representative, General Coordinator of the Human Rights Joint Platform Feray Salman, senior UNDP advisor Simon James and Director of UNDP Oslo Governance Centre Bjoern Forde.
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Sullivan is "a man sent from God," said Tim Maynard, president of the Florida Baptist State Convention. "He came to bear witness to the Light and he has done so faithfully for 25 years."
Maynard, pastor of Fruit Cove Baptist Church in Jacksonville, spoke at a Feb. 6 anniversary dinner in Mount Dora, held in conjunction with the State Board of Missions meeting.
He noted Sullivan's mother called him "John," even though his given name is Travis Gene.
"I wonder if his mother from the coal fields from West Virginia might have known that her son was going to take his place in the ranks of great men of God who have preached the word faithfully through the centuries," Maynard said, referencing John the Baptist, the Apostle John, John Calvin, John Wesley: "Have many great men of God been named John?" he asked.
"I have watched him under pressure. I have seen him under attack. He is the same man" in every situation, Maynard said. "He is a man of character.
"He is a man of courage, a man of conviction," Maynard continued. "He has courage to say what he thinks. He says this from a place of integrity within himself that grows out of his conviction" from his stand on the Bible.
"What greater gift have we received as Florida Baptists than to have this man and his wife, Nancy, walking with us for the past 25 years? The greatest gift, Dr. Sullivan, is the life you and Nancy have poured into us and pointing us and others to the Light.
"You are God's gift to us."
Sullivan was elected as the ninth executive director-treasurer of the Florida Convention Jan. 20, 1989, as a unanimous choice of the search committee.
His 25 years of service is the longest of all Florida Baptist executive directors and places him among the longest- tenured state execs in the Southern Baptist Convention.
In presenting a plaque to Sullivan from The Baptist College of Florida, Tom Kinchen, president, called Sullivan "a leader and statesman," adding, "not many of those are around anymore. I have known leaders who are not statesmen, but never a statesman that wasn't a leader."
The 200 in attendance watched videos featuring the Sullivans and Florida Baptists across the state.
"His vision in evangelism, his vision in church growth, his vision in planting churches make all the difference in Florida," said Silair Almeida, pastor of the First Brazilian Baptist Church of South Florida. "We are in Florida what we are because of his vision."
"We would jokingly say, 'my way or the highway,'" recalled Ted Traylor, pastor of Olive Baptist Church in Pensacola, and another former FBSC president. "But the word is firm. He's a leader; he sets direction, and he says we are going there and come with me. He's a wonderful team builder."
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$799—$835 2—3 bed 10192 S Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas NV, 89183
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10192 S Maryland Parkway, Paradise, Paradise, 89183
Commute to Downtown Paradise
The rent at 10192 S Maryland Parkway ranges from $799 for a two bedroom to a $835 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 19% less expensive than the Paradise average.
This apartment is in the Paradise neighborhood in Paradise. The closest park is Allegro Park.
10192 S Maryland Parkway has a Walk Score of 40 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Roger M Gehring Elementary School, R. Cartwright Elementary School and Kids R Kids Of Silverado Ranch.
The closest grocery stores are Albertsons, Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market and Walmart Neighborhood Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Starbucks, Starbucks and Starbucks. There are 22 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Tacos el Tapatio, Goldfinger's Bar & Grill and Sitara.
10192 S Maryland Parkway is near Pebble Park, Hidden Palms Park and Desert Bloom Park.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 10192 S Maryland Parkway is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.
Welcome home to Parkway. A new community that will pamper you with elegant contemporary style living, that is very affordable. Located conveniently close to shopping, restaurants, entertainment and hospital. Choose from spacious two and three bedroom apartments, with all of today's modern conveniences.
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Most errands require a car.
A few nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, minimal bike lanes.
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10192 S Maryland Parkway is in the Paradise neighborhood. Paradise is the most walkable neighborhood in Paradise with a neighborhood Walk Score of 45.