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The Del Mar City Council approved requests from Jimmy O's and Americana Cafe to create and expand sidewalk dining areas for restaurant customers at the Jan. 20 meeting.
The owner of Americana Cafe also requested an amendment to the city's code allowing restaurants to serve alcohol starting at 7 a.m. in order to accommodate customers during Del Mar's race season. Staff was directed to draft the amendment for approval at a future meeting.
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The help is turning on the Kardashian clan ... TMZ has learned a former family nanny is shopping a tell-all book about her time with the K-squad before they were famous ... and it's clear she HATED some of the kids.
Sources tell us ... the woman behind the book, Pam Behan, served as a nanny, personal assistant and cook for Bruce and Kris Jenner for years ... and spent all sorts of time with the Kardashian girls AND the Jenner boys, Brody and Brandon.
We're told ... in the book, Pam makes it clear -- she couldn't stand Bruce's sons ... calling the two kids, "extremely spoiled and disrespectful."
In the book, we're told Pam also claims she almost lost her job after slapping Brandon one day.
As for the Kardashians -- we're told Pam describes her relationship with Kris as a "love/hate" thing ... but she seems fond of Bruce, claiming he helped her avoid prosecution when she was busted for DUI a while back.
We're told Pam also promises to reveal some "intimate details" about Kourtney and Kim -- surprising, because we're told the girls were very fond of her.
Sources tell us the book has been pitched to several major literary agents -- but it's unclear if a deal has been struck.
Should be an interesting book all about what it's like to work for a bunch of people with an aggregate IQ of less than 100.
it will be a good book. let the world know how screwed up the kardashian kids and family really are.. how the kardashian girls were probaly tramps before they went into grade 6. how the kids are nothing but spoiled brats being raised by nannies and people employed by the parents. you know the parents never changed diapers. it was help who did it all.
People are just hateful and hypocrites! YOU are the one who made the Kardashians who they are now. YOU are the one who made them filthy rich, now YOU want to destroy them? Watch what you wish to others... Karma doesn't fail.
Save your money. Here is the book for free. Once upon a time the world's biggest slut was born. Every time she smelled money, she spread her legs. Blah! Blah! Blah! She had a bunch of baby whores. Every time they smelled money, they spread their legs. Blah! Blah! Blah! The end.
thats just what they need to blow this family off the map a real great tell all book
OMG the KK's are losers, i absolutely hate them & wish they would disapear from the spotlight. I cringe everytime i see their names.. FAME WHORES!!!! and people are too stupid to realize it, like who the hell is feeding into the bull****, 13 year olds?? Their audience consists of 10-16 year olds
I suppose now we will be seeing Kris Jenner & the rest of the Kartrashians on CNN tonite claiming that this nanny is lying and announcing a lawsuit! They had to have seen this one coming!
She should get paid off this & put their business ALL THE WAY OUT THERE! She would makeup in money what those LOSERS didn't PAY her. BRUCE should RUN like HELL
ok can we just move on from these people... there like a bad fart.. it just lingers and stains to the walls... on to someone else..
Who is that sad looking elderly woman in the middle photograph? Wait, what?
This is the last comment I will ever make about these people. If everyone who thinks they are a waste of space does the same: not open posts about them, and certainly not comment on it, they will soon disappear from sites like this: very few readers on articles will mean less advertizing. TMZ and the likes will soon learn
If this is just a money making ploy by the kardashians I would not be suprised. The content will tell the truth.The truth always comes out in the wash.If she is being truthful I feel the day Kim Kardashian signed on the dotted line to accept money for her sex tape is the day she sold her soul and anything printed about her after that seemes like apple pie with grandmom on sunday afternoon.The fact that they will stop at nothing to make money is no suprise, it is the truth. They will sue anyone who tarnishes the name as it is the "BRAND" and the livelyhood.A confidentiality agreement would stop the ink on the presses, should it exist, otherwise,let em roll. The public will be the judge. It is sad that someone would make money off your personal lives but she said in her book, we have no skeletons in our closets, so what harm could come? People who live in glass houses , bla bla bla........
What is she going to write about that we ALREADY don't know? Scams? Lies? Want all this to end? Boycott anything KarTRA$Hian.
This is suspicious. I have a feeling the Kardarsians are behind this. Oddly, it seems they think putting KK sex tape out there and acting like trashy people and having zero morales is a good thing. I think this is PR stunt.
i'm glad someone is exposing this trashy family even though i won't buy the book. The best parts will be picked out and put in news stories and i'm not going to waste my time reading about a family i wish would just disappear.


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How Do The Jets Attack That Dolphins Defense and Contain Their Offense?
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-The Jets were able to move the ball last week vs the Pats defense but this week they are facing a somewhat better Miami Dolphins secondary. But, it's a secondary that will be without starting CB Richard Marshall who will miss his 3rd straight game with a lingering back injury. The Dolphins secondary is "better" than the Patriots but Sam Bradford still threw for over 300 yards against them as he was able to find the holes and exploit them. Sanchez will have a few weapons at his disposal this time around that he didnt have during his first meeting vs the Dolphins. TE Dustin Keller and WR Stephen Hill will both be active this week after missing the first Dolphins game about a month ago. Some are calling it a 'wash" seeing as though Holmes isnt in the lineup but you'd be hard press to find anyone that doesnt think this Jets passing game has been better since Holmes has gone down, whether you agree with that notion or not, it IS a debate.
-Go after the Dolphins LBs with Keller and see if he can repeat the big game he had last week vs the Pats. Keller has a propensity to play very well against divisional opponents and the Dolphins are not immune to Keller's knack for big games vs divisional opponents.
– Keep attacking with Kerley from the slot. Week in and out Jeremy Kerley is showing that he is legit and demands serious defensive attention. Kerley is becoming a great route runner and an even better pass catcher especially when there's plays to needed to be made. Kerley had a TD grab during the first meeting with the Dolphins, a beautiful slant pass from Sanchez. With the Dolphins injury issues as CB, the Jets need to allow Kerley to roam free to see where he can have the most success in the secondary.
-The Dolphins secondary played alot of man vs the Rams, that bodes well for the Sanchez to Kerley connection.
-Look for Rex and Sparano to try to enforce the running game this week with Greene, Hilliard and Grimes. The Dolphins run defense is certainly very good but that shouldnt stop the Jets from running to help set up the pass for Sanchez. Look for Greene, Hilliard and Grimes to all get touches this week to help tenderize that Dolphins run defense. RB Joe McKnight is still questionable but if he can go this week, it'll be very big.
On Defense:
-As i eluded to earlier, Ryan Tannenhill has been playing better more consistent football as of late in spreading the ball around effectively. When given time, Tannenhill has been making very solid decisions with the football in being able to adequately locate his targets for the most part, which is why Rex WONT give him the time to do so. Expect Rex to come after Tannenhill with blitzes and disguises and will force Tannenhill to beat him with his arm.
-Jets run defense has been better these last few weeks and they will need to be on their A-game with Reggie Bush coming into MetLife. Considering Bush has officially galvanized this Jets defense with his STUPID comments re: Revis and other things, I'd say the Jets defense is PROBABLY prepared for Reggie Bush this time around.


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The NYT doesn't have a paywall; it's a line of sandbags
Will the paywall result in a single new reader coming to the New York Times? That seems unlikely at best. While it's not impossible that someone might suddenly decide to pay for the paper despite not being a regular reader, it seems more likely that the people currently paying are die-hard NYT fans. And that's great — although the comparison Salmon makes to a museum might cut a little close to home — but it's hardly a forward-facing digital strategy, as I've argued in the past (and others have argued as well).
Read the whole article at GigaOm
Join the discussion, let us know what you think about the NYT paywall or just paywalls in general!
Conde Nast's text-focused New Yorker iPad app draws 20k subscribers
Publisher Condé Nast has seen early success with its iPad app for The New Yorker magazine, drawing in a total of 100,000 readers, including 20,000 paying digital subscribers.
The New York Times reports the digital subscription numbers for the iPad version of the publisher's flagship magazine. Given that readers pay $59.99 a year for a digital subscription, Condé Nast appears to have made close to $1.2 million in subscription revenue from the app so far, before Apple's 30 percent cut. The digital version has also attracted 75,000 print subscribers who can download the app for free. The remaining several thousand readers choose to buy single issues for $4.99 a week.
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Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Grungy Monday 13 - Alcohol inks
Back again!
Over at Studio L3 it's Time to re-visit Alcohol inks with Tim. Check the video from Tim HERE and check out Linda's blog HERE for all the Grungy Monday details.
I pretty much followed the technique on the video to do my tag......
I cut two strips of copper finish sheet (Mine is actually plastic!), embossed one and used the same inks to colour.
Stamped the umbrella man in black on the copper and cut out, added the sentiment and a bit of chain and tag to finish.
Be blessed in your creative journey today.
17 comments:
- Angela Weimer said...
Wonderful Neil. The background is fab with that Harlequin design. Thanks for sharing and have a great day. Angela
- 28 June 2011 12:59
- Bella said...
beautiful colours. I love this technique and you got it down to a fine art!
- 28 June 2011 14:02
- mustavcoffee, Gay Peplow said...
Fabulous, love the colours you've got. Great tag, love it, Gay xxx
- 28 June 2011 15:26
- Marjie Kemper said...
Yummy colors, and I love the different textures of the added copper.
- 28 June 2011 15:27
- Lori said...
Love it Neil! Those colors are great, and all the other elements are perfect!
- 28 June 2011 20:05
- minnie_mac said...
Great blend of colours. Love the effect of the harlequin stamping.
- 28 June 2011 22:53
- Wanda said...
I check out your blog most days but this is the first time I have left a comment! Rude of me, I know. Anyway, love this technique. I think I will ne trying ot soon. Love your work. Thanks for sharing.
Wanda xx
- 28 June 2011 22:53
- Aj* said...
Hi Neil
Lend me your memory for a bit..
Im making up a grunge paper replica of an old leather bound ships log and trying to hunt down some old boaty/naval themed stamps, can you recall seeing any anywhere recently ? Mr Holtz has really let me down on this theme haha
- 28 June 2011 23:33
- Linda Ledbetter @ Studio L3 said...
Neil, this tag is completely wonderful! I love the dream-like quality you created with the alcohol inks-- GREAT color choices, and the little dimensional Umbrella Man is awesome. I love that copper-- it adds such richness. Great job!
- 29 June 2011 04:17
- Brenda Brown said...
Fabulous Neil - I love the colours you have used.
luv and hugs {brenda} xoxox
- 29 June 2011 13:32
- Sue West said...
Great tag, love the colour combination.
Sue :)
- 29 June 2011 15:25
- Plume said...
You did such a good job at blending your inks in the background. ANd your choice of colors rocks!
- 29 June 2011 17:58
- Silvia(Barnie) said...
Beautiful tag, love the umbrella man.
- 29 June 2011 19:47
- The Craft Cupboard Under the Stairs said...
Hi Neil - Your background looks just fabulous!
- 30 June 2011 03:27
- Alison said...
Great tag Neil! Love brolly man stamped on the copper!
- 30 June 2011 12:24
- MarleneMAZ said...
Fabulous tag! love the umbrella man:)
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Love the metal strips and dimension. Great background and Mr. Umbrella looks just wonderful...
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Jessica Alba cleans up really nicely.
Botox on the day of a premiere is never a good idea.
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While Kevin Long and Robinson Cano continue to work through Cano's slump, all eyes are on Melky's stellar start. Last night, Tyler Kepner posted a piece on the Bats blog about how A-Rod influences Melky's routine. "I have followed the advice of Alex Rodriguez. I'm eating right and working really hard," Melky said. Sounds good to me.


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BioCurious is a community designed to promote collaboration among different disciplines. It works as a collective lab where members can take or teach their own classes, designed to provide new insight into different areas of the sciences. The creators hope that eventually, by bringing together molecular biologists, mechanical engineers, computer programmers, and artists that new ideas can be developed to advance science as a whole.
+Pool: Funded
+Pool is an initiative to build a floating pool in the Hudson River. The pool would be available to anyone in the city and would be filed with filtered river water. The pool's walls will be constructed of a specially designed filter, which allows the water to flow through the pool while simultaneously making sure it is clean enough to actually swim in. The pool will be divided into four sections, a sports pool, kids pool, lounge pool and a lap pool.
Greenaid – SeedBombs: Funded
In a guerilla effort to make the nation's cities greener and a bit nicer to look at, the people at Greenaid have created Seedbomb vending machines. Dropping 50 cents in the repurposed gumball machines and out rolls a ball of clay, compost and seeds. Then its up to you to decide where to toss the ball and then the seeds takes care of themselves, eventually sprouting and beautifying a vacant lot or highway median. At the moment the machines are only found in L.A., but creators hope to spread them across the country, filled with seeds local to the area.
WindowFarms: Funded
Local produce is all the rage these days, and how much more local can you get than vegetables grown in your own windows, even if you live in a tiny apartment. The Windowfarms are made from plastic and wire, which can easily be snapped together, and all the nutrients and baby plants are provided for you, it is just a matter of finding a good window and getting everything in place.
Freight Farms: Funded
By repurposing old freight containers, Freight Farms has created a high volume farm that can be easily operated in any environmental conditions and can provide fresh produce for an entire community. Through the addition of some insulation and a filtration system, the containers are self-sustained, automated and can be used to grow crops year round. By installing a Freight Farm in a community, it will increase access to local fresh food, create a local food economy, while still keeping money in the community and finally decrease the carbon footprint of food production.
SEED: Funded
Every year, more people around the world are migrating to cities to find better work and living situations for themselves and their families. SEED has a solution to all the housing problems that arise from this migration. The SEED home can be quickly constructed and is designed to be self sustaining and affordable. In addition, SEED houses can be built so that multiple houses can be connected to form a community.
Adopt A Farmbox: Funded
Focused on teaching kids in New York City healthy eating habits, Adopt a Farmbox provides schools and community centers with custom made farm boxes so they can grow their own produce. In addition to the 100 percent recycled farm boxes, the organization also provides all the supplies and teachers cooking and nutrition classes to various communities throughout New York City.
PocketFuel Naturals: Funded
For those who have tried any of the various energy on the go options, it is evident that flavor is not the first consideration for the manufacturers. This is where PocketFuel Naturals is different; their portable almond butter mixes make sure you get your energy, but that you don't sacrifice taste in the process. The butters are contained in refillable pouches that are easy to consume whether your walking the dog or running a marathon.
Minimal Surface Chair: Not Yet Funded
The creators of the Minimal Surface Chair have decided to reinvent the chair as we know it. Their design is intended to take up the least amount of space possible while still being able to support the weight of an adult. The chair will require less material than other chairs being produced today, while still being able to support users. The Minimal Surface Chair still has 28 days to reach its goal of $20,000.
The Bergstead – Ocean Colonization: Not Yet Funded
If you've always imagined life at sea would be more your style, the Bergstead could be the perfect future housing situation. It is a permanently moored concrete structure that enables users to live 'beyond the territorial boundaries of existing nations'. Each unit would be self-sustaining and allow users to have their own personal island, wherever they chose. At the moment, the Bergstead is just in the development phase, but those who are interested in getting in on the ground level have 42 days to help developers reach their $25,000 goal.
Underfuse – Performance Pocket: Funded
The Underfuse is an iron on pocket that can be added to work out gear to hold keys, wallets and cell phones. The pocket is designed to keep everything close, so that nothing jostles around during your workout. The pockets can be placed anywhere you want with the application of an iron. It is be designed to bond specifically with high performance textiles and will stay put no matter how much you sweat.
The SkyLight: Funded
Microscope cameras can be pretty expensive, and are far from the easiest thing to setup. The Skylight makes the process that much easier and affordable by enabling you to connect a smartphone to just about any microscope to get the pictures you need. The SkyLight's universal compatibility allows previously owned microscopes to be upgraded to the digital age with the use of the widely available smartphone. The device could be of great use to medical researchers, as well as in the classroom.
The Planet Kit: Not Yet Funded
The Planet Kit takes board games to the next level. Within this one kit there are 25 different possible games to play, and you get to design the board yourself. To play this game, you construct your own world, and customize the games to meet your needs. The board even extends to three dimensions. The Planet Kit is still 33 days away from reaching its funding goal of $88,000.
45 LED Packlight: Funded
The Packlight easily puts all other flashlights to shame. The one centimeter thick light features magnets so it can be stuck to metal surfaces, high strength shaping wire, so it can be bent into any shape, and a USB rechargeable battery. The Packlight is the perfect tool for any outdoor activities and is perfectly designed for easy transport.
The Hub: Not Yet Funded
Everyone knows what a pain it can be to deal with the various cords that go along with all the gadgets that have become part of our daily lives. The Hub is a sleek and easy way to manage the cords without having to replace the ones you have. It is made from high quality aluminum and can retract your cords with the push of a button. Once your cords are placed inside the Hub they'll stay put and remain untangled. For those interested, there are still 38 days to help the developers reach their goal of $30,000.
The Uni: Funded
The Uni is a portable, open air, reading room that can be placed out in public areas, providing people with access to books and other educational resources. The entire thing is self-contained, including seating areas, and can be used for classes as well. The Uni is a custom designed infrastructure – constructed from individual cubes – that can be built to fit any space or environment.
My Pup and I Leash: Funded
The My Pup and I leash makes controlling an unruly dog that much easier. As opposed to the single handhold that most leashes have at the end, this leash has a second, lower down hold. This second loop makes it that much easier to control a dog who may get a bit too excited when around others.
Hiya – Green Tea on the Go: Funded
Brewing iced tea usually involves a few hours of cooling in the fridge, but for those who want their green tea on the go, Hiya is a specially designed teabag that can be dropped into any water bottle and shaken for instant iced tea. The leaves are hand picked to ensure that they provide the best and freshest taste possible.
Coffee Joulies: Funded
Coffee Joulies are every coffee lovers dream. Once dropped in your coffee, these little silver beans absorb heat, bringing the beverage to a drinkable temperature in half the time it would normally take. They do not stop there though, once that heat is absorbed, the beans hang on to it, and when the coffee starts to cool, they release it keeping the drink warm twice as long as it would be otherwise.
Cryptek USB: Funded
For those who are not content with the security provided by password locked USB drives, there is the Cryptek. This aluminum alloy storage device physically locks and requires a personalized five-letter combination to be opened. The actual USB stick in stored within the alloy rings and is inaccessible without the combination.
Spirare – Sustainable Surf Craft: Funded
Conceived as a way to reuse some of the trash floating in our oceans, Spirare surfboards are made from recycled materials – foam and wood – that their creator finds washed up on shore. Unlike the classic surfboard, these are 100 percent renewable, and they last ten times as long.
Throw to Grow: Funded
Throw to Grow is a composting project which focuses on an alternative way of composting known as Bokashi Fermentation. The process works by using a blend of beneficial microorganisms that are mixed with the food waste to ferment the organic waste instead of oxidizing it, which is what normal composting does. Throw to Grow is working on creating a large scale Bokashi Fermentation project which they hope will one day be used to divert almost 100 percent of food waste away from landfills.
Truck Farm: Funded
The Truck Farm is a mobile education center, designed to not only provide fresh produce but to also teach school children about healthy eating and where food comes from. Every spring, with a freshly planted bed, the truck drives across the country, stopping in major cities and spreading information.
KixTix: Funded
There are some who cannot live without that spicy kick in their food, KixTix are designed for those who carry their own bottle of hot sauce around. Smothered in habanjero sauce these little sticks can be dipped in sauces or used to inject some heat into a meat dish.
Saving the Honeybees: Funded
The plight of the honeybee has been popping up a lot recently, the population is dying off and scientists aren't sure why. Saving the Honeybees is a bee keepers attempt to develop a new strain of honeybee and beekeeping methods in order to save the country's bee population. By expanding the bee population, this apiarist hopes to find a strain that will have an easier time surviving.
Balloon Mapping: Funded
For a close aerial view of the world around you, balloon mapping is the way to go. Balloons can fly as low as they like while still capturing quality high definition images. During the oil spill in the Gulf, residents of the coast used balloons to survey the damage in places that planes and helicopters weren't allowed to go. By piecing the images together, the community that funds the balloon mapping kits has already created complete images of major cities around the country.
earthCell – Renewable Batteries: Funded
EarthCell is a solution to all the waste produced by traditional batteries. Over three billion batteries end up in landfills every year, but earthCells last longer and are designed to be used multiple times. Each pack comes with a prepaid envelope, once the batteries are used up, you send them back to earthCell and they are 'revitalized' and put back into the market.
Smart Radiation Detector: Funded
After the earthquake in Japan last year, radiation exposure became a major concern for people. A device like the Smart Radiation Detector makes it possible for someone who only has access to an iphone or ipod to be able to determine if an area might be safe. The device is so simple and compact it can fit inside a matchbox.
JeepNeed: Funded
JeepNeed is a program that turns old jeeps into mobile science and tech lab that drives around so that kids in remote areas of the Philippines can have access to a better science education. The Jeeps are refitted with lab equipment, supplied with materials for experiments and filled with books.
Finding Sacred Ground: Funded
Developed in collaboration with Devil's Tower National Monument, Finding Sacred Ground provides an augmented reality tour designed to raise awareness of native peoples and their traditional lands. The tour is narrated by native elders and storytellers and hopes that by combining story telling, multimedia, song and augmented reality the user's will develop a new perspective of the land and what must be done to protect it.
Building Open Source Bussard Fusion Reactor: Funded
Bussard fusion reactors are capable of providing inexpensive, abundant and clean energy. Researchers in Brooklyn are attempting to develop an open source model for designing your own Bussard reaction so that anyone can benefit from the inexpensive and clean energy that it provides.
Intelligent Appliance Energy Recovery Unit: Funded
By collecting excess energy from appliances, it is possible to save hundreds of wasted Kilowatts a year, which is exactly what this project intends to do. By designing an inexpensive active heat exchanger, the creators hope to eventually make it possible for anyone to reclaim energy being lost from their appliances.
The Methane Midden: Funded
The Methane Midden uses compost to create methane gas that can be used to heat homes. By creating large piles of compost, and burying steel drums within those piles to capture the heat and gases that are formed, it is possible to heat enough water for a household. This project is attempting to prove that all of this would be possible to set up in any suburban household.


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Dave was in a bind. His top architects were all idle because his drafters were behind on their work. Clients were going to get their plans late.
Dave explained that his drafting department was a little short handed, and he needed to do some hiring. We both knew hiring new people and bringing them up to speed to be productive, would take at least 90 days.
So, what does the company do in the mean time? Just sigh and accept lateness? I asked Dave what was causing this backup, exactly.
"Circumstances," he said, "Too much client work, and a shortage of people in the drafting department." Simple, right?
There are excellent companies that handle spikes and swings in client work, and turn out high quality work quickly and reliably. Whenever someone attributes any sort of result (especially a bad result) to "circumstances" you can be sure they're in denial.
Those excellent companies face "circumstances," too — they just handle them differently.
Here is how you can rise above circumstances and achieve reliable and excellent results.
I asked Dave if this circumstance had happened before. What caused this sort of back-up in drafting? Could it be predicted?
Well, yes, it had happened before.
So, what sorts of things cause these backups?
We found three basic causes.
1. Some of the architects were afraid to say "no" to client requests for last-minute changes.
2. Others wouldn't push clients hard enough to get key decisions made on time, which caused delays — then they wouldn't tell the client "your slow decision making is delaying the project." So the clients were expecting their plans to arrive on the original timeline despite not hitting milestones.
3. In other cases, other architects would get their own work done, but not give it to the drafters until the last minute.
Dave and I spoke to Ken, the head of drafting. What could he do, if he knew in advance that there was going to be a large amount of work coming that would all need fast turnaround?
Ideally, Ken said, with 1-2 weeks' notice he could line up some temporary help. The key thing, said Ken, is to keep the same drafter on each project — trying to get 4-5 drafters to work simultaneously on a late project, or adding even a second drafter to help a first when a project is already late, just makes it later — you create coordination problems.
Ken's experience is almost universal. Among members of the Project Management Institute there's a saying, "adding people to a late project, makes it later."
But Ken didn't think he could ask for things to be different. He thought he was supposed to muddle through, push people at crunch time, and have high turnover.
I pushed back on Dave. "How do you want Ken to handle this in future?"
Dave wanted Ken to hold the architects accountable, and to take initiative to hire temporary help when he needed to, while sticking to a budget. Ken wasn't doing any of those things.
I then asked Dave the tough question: "How are you contributing to Ken's behavior?"
On reflection, Dave realized he had always done one of these things — defended the architects (so Ken was unsupported when trying to hold them accountable), or taken the problem away from Ken (teaching him to be passive), or told Ken to "suck it up" — Dave had never actually authorized Ken to hire temporary help and had never given him a budget.
Our fix involved these elements:
Track projects more closely earlier, to predict drafting demand
Hold architects accountable to say "no," to push clients to make decisions on time — or tell them their project was delayed, and to turn in their work as soon as it was done.
We accomplished this by training them to say "no" and to push clients, and we made each architect accountable for the profitability of his projects — so delays that cost the firm money or drove up drafting costs, would show up in their personal performance.
Anybody who feels like they are a "victim of circumstances" would benefit from the same analysis Dave did — look at the patterns that predict the circumstances, and look honestly for how your own behavior has contributed to those circumstances.
As the authors of the book "How Did That Happen?" put it, the real question every leader should ask themselves is, "How did I let that happen?"
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A 78-yard rushing touchdown kicked off the 2013-14 NFL regular season for Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson, but he still managed to fall short of the 100-yard rushing mark in the season-opener.
For Peterson, it is hard to imagine missing the 100-yard mark in a game because he feels that it should be an easy milestone to eclipse.
"Every time I don't get 100, I think 'wow,'" Peterson said, via 1500ESPN.com. "Because it's so easy to get 100."
If Peterson wants to break the single-season all-time rushing record that he has been aiming for, he will need to drastically pick up the pace. Unfortunately for him, it is not nearly as easy to get 100 yards in a game than he makes it out to be.
Last season, Vikings missed the 100-yard mark in six separate games.
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News about data breaches in the healthcare sector continues unabated.
Alberta Health Services is apologizing following a data breach at Alberta Children's Hospital.
A new system aimed at not only promoting threat intelligence in the health care industry, but automating it, was announced Wednesday.
The recommendations are aimed at providing better protecting patient health and data, as well as hoping device manufacturers take into account cybersecurity risks in the early stages of development.
Cybercriminals are primarily after patient data as it really gets them more money.
Healthcare IT professionals deal with an increasing array of critical security issues that involve privacy, BYOD and network access, managing live-saving medical devices, and ensuring compliance federal regulations.
Aventura Hospital and Medical Center has reported a data breach for the third time in two years.
The top Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee asked for a hearing to investigate the CHS breach.
The unencrypted desktop computer was stolen from a university physician's office in July.
The clinic is warning patients of a potential breach after an unauthorized party accessed a server.
Administrator Marilyn Tavenner will have to testify in front of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Sept. 18.
An employee accessed medical records at Memorial Hermann Health System for nonprofessional purposes.
More than 750 healthcare organizations will test their cyber attack responses in October as part of a HITRUST initiative.
Under its new protocol, app developers are prohibited from selling users' personal health information.
GMR Transcription Services in California agreed to settle FTC charges related to its security practices.
Sources close to the breach investigation tipped off TrustedSec CEO David Kennedy.
As breaches hitting the health care industry continue to ramp up, more than 30 million individuals have been affected by these incidents thus far.
The ruling comes nearly three years after a computer theft occurred at the organization.
Bay Area Pain Medical Associates notified about 2,780 patients that their data was on computers stolen from its California offices.
About 18,000 doctors had Social Security numbers included in rosters provided to the Department of Managed Health Care by Blue Cross of California.
St. Vincent Breast Center mailed more than 63,000 letters containing personal information to the wrong people due to a clerical error.
A security intelligence report analyzed 150 health care vendors, both small and large.
A Salina Family Healthcare Center employee inadvertently left patient information in a database that was submitted to the National Commission for Quality Assurance.
Riverside County Regional Medical Center has notified 563 patients that their data was on a laptop stolen from a hospital procedure room.
A former employee radiologist accessed and acquired data on as many as 97,000 current and former patients of NRAD Medical Associates.
An investigation into a Rady Children's Hospital breach involving more than 14,000 patients revealed a separate incident involving more than 6,000 patients.
A clinical laboratory technician took patient data home, outside the secured Penn State Hershey Medical Center system.
Adherence to HIPAA, the national law that aims to protect patient information, is about to get trickier, reports Alan Earls.
An employee of Bay Park Hospital in Ohio accessed information on about 600 patients over the course of a year.
More than 1,200 patients of Elliot Hospital in New Hampshire are being notified that their personal information was on four computers that were stolen from an employee's vehicle.
In Georgia, an encrypted laptop and unencrypted USB drive containing information on nearly 3,000 members of health care provider Humana were stolen from an associate's vehicle.
Student and non-student data may have been compromised after keylogger malware was discovered on three computers in the University of California, Irvine, Student Health Center.
The agreement marks the largest HIPAA settlement to date.
Social Security numbers may have been printed on postcards sent to more than 5,000 former members of New Mexico-based Molina Healthcare.
A former UMass Memorial Medical Center employee accessed patient data, and the information could have been used to open commercial accounts.
Unauthorized access may have been gained to the email accounts, which contained patient data, of a small group of Centura Health employees after they responded to phishing emails.
Boston Medical Center fired a vendor that did not use password protection on a website used by physicians to store patient records.
A Texas-based company, Concentra, paid the HIPAA settlement stemming from a 2011 breach.
No evidence directly links the group to the attacks, but clues hint at Anonymous' signature traits.
Roughly 8,830 current and former members of Tufts Health Plan are being notified that their personal information was stolen.
Officials haven't confirmed a DDoS scheme, but noted the attackers hit the hospital's website with large attacks designed to overwhelm it with traffic.
The FBI believes that the lax security systems that the health care industry has in place make it a prime target for cyber attacks.
More than 700 Pennsylvania patients have been impacted after Coordinated Health experienced its second burglary-related data breach within a month.
A Virginia-based chiropractic center is not quite sure what happened to an unencrypted thumb drive, which contained personal information - including Social Security numbers - on more than 5,500 patients.
Nearly 6,500 patients of New York-based Sims and Associates Podiatry may have had personal information compromised after three laptops were stolen.
In the "CyberRx" exercise, many organizations expressed concerns about communicating threat information to integral team members outside IT.
More than 1,400 medical records were compromised after unauthorized access was gained to the health records system used by a Texas cardiology clinic.
An HHS report, based on audits between 2010 and 2012, noted serious vulnerabilities affecting 10 state Medicaid agencies.
Nearly 20 staffers with Washington-based Franciscan Medical Group were tricked by phishing emails, resulting in a compromise of personal information for 8,300 patients.
With the addition of 15,000 mobile devices accessing its network, a medical center found assurance - and met compliance mandates, reports Greg Masters.
An encrypted laptop and two unencrypted flash drives containing personal information on 5,000 patients were stolen from a Palomar Health employee.
Legal experts say the settlement serves as a small win for plaintiffs, and a much bigger one for their attorneys.
A password protected laptop stolen from Talyst, a provider of pharmacy billing management services, has resulted in the compromise of personal information for more than 1,000 patients of University of Kentucky HealthCare.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health is warning more than 55,000 patients served in DPH facilities that their personal information may have been compromised in a Feb. 5 breach of Sutherland Healthcare Solutions.
Roughly 38,000 members of Minnesota-based HealthPartners may have personal information at risk after an employee brought home electronic files containing the data.
A file containing personal information on almost 9,000 patients of HealthSource of Ohio was viewed 47 times in the roughly five-week span it was inadvertently made available on the internet.
Social Security numbers and payment card data is among the personal information that may have been compromised for about 5,400 Colorado patients after a computer virus was identified on some hospital computers.
On Thursday, Kevin Charest, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services CISO, spoke to SCMagazine.com about the new initiative.
Nearly 10,000 patients of University of California San Francisco Family Medicine Center at Lakeshore may have personal information at risk after unencrypted desktop computers containing their data were stolen.
An annual study on patient privacy and security marked improvements on the data breach front, though organizations voiced concerns with health information exchanges (HIEs).
Information on more than 2,000 individuals leaked outside a secure network because, since 2008, two employees with the Iowa Department of Human Services used personal online accounts and storage devices.
Personal information on multiple patients was compromised after a Wisconsin hospital unknowingly faxed their records to an Oregon man.
More than 43,000 former and current employees of Chicago-based Assisted Living Concepts are being notified that their personal data may be at risk after an unauthorized third party gained access to sensitive payroll files.
More than a thousand patients of St. Vincent Indianapolis hospital are being notified that their personal information may have been compromised after a password-protected laptop containing the data was stolen.
Security researchers discovered new documents online containing details about equipment and network firewall passwords that put multiple nursing homes' electronic medical records and payment information at risk.
More than 3,500 patients of The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center may have had personal information compromised after a researcher's unencrypted USB thumb drive went missing.
U.S. intelligence agencies were concerned that developers, with ties to Belarus, helped "produce the website," The Washington Free Beacon reported.
More than 400,000 patients and employees of St. Joseph Health System in Texas are being notified that their personal information may have been accessed following an attack on the health system's computer system.
Apple executives had a discussion with FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg in mid-December.
About 41,000 members of Wisconsin-based Unity Health Insurance are being notified that their personal information may be at risk after a portable hard drive was reported missing.
A laptop containing personal information - including Social Security numbers - on roughly 900 individuals at Washington nursing homes was stolen from the vehicle of a South Sound doctor.
Roughly 1,800 patients of UC Davis Health System in California are being notified that their personal information may be at risk after the email accounts of three physicians were compromised in a phishing scam.
The exercises are expected to occur in March and July and will be conducted in partnership with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and major health care companies.
Two employees at Georgia-based Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital have been fired after a desktop computer containing information on nearly 6,800 individuals was mistakenly thrown away.
Data on nearly 12,000 past and present clients of the Wyoming Department of Health Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children may be at risk after an unsecured file was sent to a partner.
A laptop stolen from the office of a New Mexico Oncology Hematology Consultants employee may have led to a compromise of unsecured protected health information for more than 12,000 individuals.
It was a computer programming error in the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services that led to the Medicaid cards of almost 50,000 children being mailed to wrong addresses.
An employee with Riverside Health System in Virginia was fired for inappropriately accessing the medical records of nearly 1,000 patients over the span of four years.
Network-connected-and-configured devices can be infected by malware that provides access to patient data, monitoring systems and implanted patient devices.
Nearly 3,500 members of the South Carolina Health Insurance Pool may have had personal information compromised after a password-protected laptop containing the sensitive data was stolen from an independent auditor's car.
An employee with a private contractor for Colorado Medicaid was fired after sending an email to a personal account that contained sensitive information on almost 2,000 people.
An undisclosed number of individuals may have had personal information compromised after a secured California Employment Development Department facility was broken into and computers were stolen.
Kurt DelBene will now serve as a senior advisor to the Secretary of Health and Human Services, replacing Jeff Zients, who previously managed healthcare.gov.
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey is notifying more than 800,000 members that their personal information may have been compromised after two unencrypted laptops were stolen.
The Fairfax County Health Department in Virginia is sending notification letters to roughly 1,500 individuals after one of the county's health care clinics inadvertently left private pharmaceutical records on an unsecured computer server.
Representatives of the Energy and Commerce Committee have asked the FDA to hire experts to investigate the incident which occurred in October.
More than a thousand patients treated at a variety of University of Pittsburgh Medical Center locations over the past year are being notified that their personal information was viewed inappropriately by a former employee.
A UW Medicine employee opened an email attachment and unknowingly downloaded malware, which led to the compromise of about 90,000 patients of Seattle-based Harborview Medical Center and University of Washington Medical Center.
Jay Radcliffe showed how his insulin pump was vulnerable to a remote takeover.
Florida Digestive Health Specialists LLP is notifying about 4,400 patients that a former employee improperly accessed their personal information and photographed the data.
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Thousands of doctors at Anthem Blue Cross of California are being notified that their personal information was mistakenly posted online.
More than a thousand patients of a California hospital are being notified that their personal information may have been compromised.
Thousands of city workers in Milwaukee, as well as their spouses and domestic partners, had personal information compromised after a flash drive that contained the data was stolen.
More than 11,000 patients and some employees of Colorado-based kidney care company DaVita are being alerted after an unencrypted laptop containing their personal data was stolen from a staffer's vehicle.
The HealthCare Information Security and Privacy Practitioner (HCISPP) certification program was introduced on Monday.
The device records the wearer's body temperature and uploads the data to any Android device via Bluetooth.
Two former nurses' aides for Virginia-based nonprofit Sentara Healthcare have pleaded guilty to accessing thousands of electronic patient records and using the information to file fraudulent tax returns.
An employee of a staff physician at Boone Hospital Center in Missouri was fired after inappropriately accessing patient information on the hospital network.
The theft of two laptops has led to a compromise of personal information, including Social Security numbers, for more than 700k patients of California-based AHMC hospitals.


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CAPE CORAL, Fla.- On June 29th at noon, a Cape Coral woman arrived at her home in the 2500 Block of Shelby Parkway to find it had been burglarized. Between 9:45 and Noon that morning, someone broke into her home and ransacked it before leaving with her jewelry.
Detective Maris Lebid was assigned the case and began investigating. Detective Michael Toleman had developed John Michael Coppertino as a suspect in a burglary that he was investigating with a similar M.O. The Detectives checked pawn records and discovered that Coppertino had recently pawned jewelry at a local pawn shop.
Detectives went to Gold Pros at 4125 Cleveland Avenue in Fort Myers and checked out the jewelry that Coppertino recently pawned. The items were the same description as the items listed as being taken in the Shelby Parkway break-in. The victim in the Shelby burglary positively ID'd the jewelry as belonging to her.
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Cape Coral Police Detectives located Coppertino at the Target store at 1890 NE Pine Island Road and placed him under arrest. He was charged with Burglary, Grand Theft, Dealing in Stolen Property and Providing False Information to a Pawnbroker.
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Canadian natural gas rose on forecasts for hotter weather in the U.S. that may boost demand for the fuel to power air conditioners.
July gas in Alberta advanced 1.6 percent as Weather Derivatives of Belton, Missouri, predicted cooling demand will be 46 percent above normal in the northern U.S. Midwest, Canada's largest export market, through July 3.
"We're going to see a nice recovery in the next four or five days with serious heat coming to Chicago, the Midwest and New York," Peter Linder, president of the DeltaOne Energy Fund in Calgary, said in a telephone interview.
Alberta gas for July delivery increased 3.25 cents to C$2.07 gigajoule ($1.92 per million British thermal units) as of 3:45 p.m. New York time on NGX, a Canadian Internet market. Gas traded on the exchange is shipped to users in Canada and the U.S. and priced on TransCanada Corp. (TRP)'s Alberta system. NGX gas is down 20 percent this year, from $2.58 Dec. 31.
Natural gas for July delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 7.3 cents to settle at $2.767 per million Btu.
"The Central U.S. is likely to see ongoing extreme temps," and "the mid-Atlantic will remain plenty hot as well," Travis Hartman, a meteorologist with MDA EarthSat Weather, wrote in a 6- to 10-day forecast today.
The high in Chicago on June 28 may be 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 Celsius), 12 above normal, according to AccuWeather Inc. in State College, Pennsylvania.
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Spot gas at the Alliance delivery point near Chicago rose 0.74 cent to $2.7691 per million Btu on the Intercontinental Exchange. Alliance is an express line that can carry 1.5 billion cubic feet a day from western Canada.
At the Kingsgate point on the border of Idaho and British Columbia, gas declined 1.26 cents to $2.3083 per million Btu. At Malin, Oregon, where Canadian gas is traded for California markets, prices gained 0.68 cent to $2.3848.
Volume on TransCanada's Alberta system, which collects the output of most of the nation's gas wells, was 16.5 billion cubic feet at 3 p.m. New York time.
Gas was flowing at a daily rate of 2.16 billion cubic feet at Empress, Alberta, where the fuel is transferred to TransCanada's main line.
At McNeil, Saskatchewan, where gas is transferred to the Northern Border Pipeline for shipment to the Chicago area, the daily flow rate was 1.85 billion cubic feet.
The available capacity on TransCanada's British Columbia system at Kingsgate was 948 million cubic feet. The system was forecast to carry 1.67 billion cubic feet today, or 64 percent of normal capacity of 2.62 billion.
The volume on Spectra Energy's British Columbia system, which gathers the fuel in northeastern British Columbia for delivery to Vancouver and the Pacific Northwest, totaled 2.86 billion cubic feet at 2:05 p.m.
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Behind The Scenes at PCH Headquarters – PCH Pep!
Being a member of the PCH Prize Patrol Elite team gives me the unique opportunity to share my experiences on the road through the PCH Blog and my PCH Facebook page. On the day of the big PCH Sweepstakes giveaway, I make sure to post clues about where in the country we are and then share details of how the big surprise went in real time through facebook! From the feedback I receive from my facebook friends, I believe people truly enjoy hearing about these "behind the scenes" PCH stories. Well, I thought I'd take some time to share another behind the scenes story directly from the PCH headquarters in Port Washington, NY.
Many people have commented on what an exciting job I have and ask me if it is just as much fun IN the PCH office as it is out on the road…and I always say…YES! A perfect example of this excitement is an event we recently had here at PCH Headquarters called "PCH Pep." PCH now has bicycles at the office available for employees to ride on site when they feel like getting out on a beautiful day!
What better way to show off these new PCH Pep bikes than to have the PCH Prize Patrol team present them to the company by riding the bikes, while wearing PCH Prize Patrol jackets! Company employees thought they were all meeting on the front lawn to enjoy freshly made fruit smoothies to promote a healthy lifestyle…little did they know there was going to be even more than just delicious smoothies! But PCH employees were in for another big surprise. Not only were there going to be two bikes at headquarters for employees to ride, but Todd of the PCH Prize Patrol Elite team was going to randomly select an employee to WIN one of the bikes pictured below!
I hope you have enjoyed this behind the scenes look at PCH headquarters employees. We try to incorporate some fun in our day, and hopefully you do too by entering the PCH Sweepstakes! Just click to enter at www.pch.com. We won't be riding these cool bikes, but you never know, we could show up at your door in the PCH Prize Patrol van with flowers, balloons, champagne…and of course that BIG PCH check! Best of luck in the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes everyone!
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DELBARTON — A West Virginia sheriff gave boxing lessons to the man charged with killing him when the suspect was a teenager.
Delbarton Boxing Club founder Tommy Diamond says he asked Sheriff Eugene Crum to coach at the club in the early 1990s when Crum was Delbarton's police chief. Diamond said that one of the boys coached by Crum was Tennis Melvin Maynard.
Diamond said he doesn't remember any arguments between Maynard and Crum.
The 37-year-old Maynard is charged with fatally shooting Crum as the sheriff ate lunch April 3 in a downtown Williamson parking lot. Maynard was shot by a deputy during a chase and remains at a Huntington hospital.
Maynard's brother, Leslie, says he never talked about Crum.
Student returns to school with NRA shirt: A West Virginia teenager returned to class Monday wearing the same National Rifle Association T-shirt that led to his suspension and arrest after he refused a teacher's order last week to remove it.
Other students across Logan County wore similar shirts, which display the NRA logo and a hunting rifle, to school in a show of support for 14-year-old Jared Marcum, said his lawyer Ben White.
White said school officials told him on Monday that Marcum's one-day suspension was appropriate because the Logan Middle School eighth-grader was being disruptive. White disputed that position, saying Marcum was exercising his free speech rights and did not disrupt anything.
"Their version is that the suspension was for disrupting the educational process, not the shirt,'' White said in a telephone interview.
Logan County Schools Superintendent Wilma Zigmond didn't immediately return a telephone message Monday
Marcum's stepfather, Allen Larieris, said Sunday that the teen was waiting in line in the school cafeteria last Thursday when a teacher ordered him to remove the T-shirt or turn it inside out.
Logan County Schools' dress code, which is posted on the school system's website, prohibits clothing and accessories that display profanity, violence, discriminatory messages or sexually suggestive phrases. Clothing displaying advertisements for any alcohol, tobacco, or drug product also is prohibited.
Logan police arrested Marcum, 14, after he was sent to the school office and again refused to remove the shirt.
Utilities propose $58M tree-trimming plan: Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power customers would foot the bill for expanded tree-trimming around transmission lines under a plan submitted to state regulators.
The West Virginia Public Service Commission ordered the two American Electric Power subsidiaries to submit a plan after last summer's storms left thousands of customers without power, some for up to two weeks.
If the PSC approves the companies' proposal, the increased maintenance would cost about $58 million a year. Appalachian Power says that money would be collected through a surcharge that would add about $2.38 to the average residential customer's monthly bill.
Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power say their customers already pay for about $11.6 million a year for right-of-way maintenance.
Unemployment drops in every W.Va. county: Unemployment rates fell in all 55 West Virginia counties in March.
WorkForce West Virginia said last Friday that five counties still reported unemployment rates of more than 12 percent, led by Clay County's 14.6 percent. Others are Webster, 13.3 percent; Wirt, 12.6 percent; and Calhoun and Roane, 12 percent.
Monongalia County continues to have the lowest rate in the state at 4.1 percent.
West Virginia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 7 percent, down three-tenths of a percentage point from February's rate.
4-day celebration planned for W.Va.'s 150th birthday: West Virginia will celebrate its 150th birthday with concerts, parades, a 3-D movie projected on the steps of the state Capitol and fireworks shot from the roof of the state Capitol, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced last Thursday.
The sesquicentennial celebration will open with a statewide bell ringing at 1:50 p.m. on June 20 in recognition of 150 years of statehood. That evening, a Thursday, will be the first of three straight nights of fireworks.
In 2009, then-Gov. Joe Manchin appointed a sesquicentennial commission made up primarily of historians and scholars to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War, John Brown's raid at Harper's Ferry, the formation of the state and other events.
Senate Majority Leader John Unger represents the Legislature on that commission. Originally funded with $100,000, the commission will serve through 2015.
Bond sale to fund Cacapon improvements set: A bond sale will help expand and improve facilities at Cacapon Resort State Park in Morgan County.
The state Economic Development Authority on Thursday approved minor changes to a resolution that helps clear the way for next month's sale of more than $24 million in bonds.
The project includes an 80-room addition with a fitness area, an indoor-outdoor pool and a sauna, along with improvements to the park's 18-hole golf course.
The Legislature last year allowed the sale of up to $52 million in bonds for improvements at Cacapon and Beech Fork state parks.
The authority stipulated that any leftover revenue generated by the bond sale for Cacapon can be applied to improvements at Beech Fork in Wayne County.
W.Va. jail inmate captured after mistaken release: A state jail agency chief says human error led to the release of a murder suspect who was returned to custody the next day.
West Virginia Regional Jail Authority executive director Joe DeLong says an investigation is underway into Anthony Lee Ramsey's release from the Southern Regional Jail last Tuesday.
The 51-year-old Ramsey was caught at a residence in Lewisburg last Wednesday morning.
Media outlets report paperwork had been sent to the jail dismissing a magistrate court case involving Ramsey. But Ramsey had previously been ordered held by a circuit court after his indictment on murder charges.
DeLong says there was "clearly a breakdown in communication" involving Ramsey's release.
Ramsey was initially arrested in January in a fatal shooting at a trailer park in Alta.
Calif. man to enter plea in extortion case: A California man who allegedly tried to extort $13 million from a West Virginia coal executive is now expected to enter a plea.
U.S. District Judge Irene Berger has scheduled a May 9 hearing in Beckley for aspiring actor Vivek Shah. He had been set to stand trial May 13.
All court filings in the case have been sealed. Shah has gone through several attorneys since he was arrested last year, and a motion to postpone his trial was recently denied.
The 25-year-old from West Hollywood was charged with threatening to kill relatives of Christopher Cline, owner of Foresight Reserves coal company, if Cline refused to pay the $13 million.
Prosecutors say Shah targeted four other wealthy victims from Connecticut, Illinois, Texas and Florida, but they haven't identified them.
Man walking across W.Va. to raise hunger awareness: A food pantry official embarked on a statewide walk to raise awareness for the hungry and money for the food banks that feed them.
Tom Knopp is director of Kenova's Good Samaritan Center. He plans to walk 25 miles in every county.
The walk started Monday at the Cabell County Courthouse. He expects the trip to take 65 days, finishing in Wayne County on June 24.
The 68-year-old Knopp plans to walk for about six hours each day. He has been preparing for the trip by walking up to 20 miles every day before opening his Kenova barber shop.
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Loyd A. Lewallen, 18, of Malvern, passed away Thursday, October 9, 2014,
Funeral services for Johnathan E. Cooper age 28, of Malvern, AR who Departed this life Thursday, October 2, 2014 at his residence in Malvern, will be held Saturday, October 11, 2014 at 11:00 AM at Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Malvern, with Dr. Richard L. Sutton Pastor officiating. And Rev. Chat D. Hart Sr. Pastor of First Baptist Church Vine Street Eulogist. Services are provided by Bandon's Mortuary, Inc. Malvern, AR
Johnathan E. Cooper was born to Elesa E. Cooper- Jones and Nathaniel Mitchell, July 20, 1986 in Little Rock, AR.
Belinda Ann Grant Young, age 54, of Magnet Cove passed away Monday, October 6, 2014.
Jeanette Hensley Allen, 77, of Malvern passed away October 6, 2014.
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John "Big John" Mahan, age 71, of Malvern passed away Sunday, October 5, 2014
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Born April 11, 1931, Mary Belle Halpain, passed away on October 3, 2014
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