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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) Steady rain continues to fall across the area, and the WKYT First Alert Weather team expects it's only going to get worse as the night goes on.
Moderate to heavy rainfall combined with previous rains over the last week will lead to excessive runoff which will cause flooding of area creeks and streams. In addition, underpasses and poorly draining urban areas will be subject to flooding.
A flash flood watch continues through Friday for all of central and eastern Kentucky as heavy rain will continue to fall across the region, according to WKYT chief meteorologist Chris Bailey.
"The numbers are beginning to add up and may top out between 2 and 5 inches of rain by Saturday," said Bailey. "That will be enough to cause flash flooding issues for some areas."
At 5 p.m., video from the Cardwell Lane area in Frankfort showed water pooling in yards and on roads. In Anderson County, there are reports of flooding in the Hammonds Creek area where at one point water came out of the creek into nearby roads and driveways.
High water was also reported in Boyle and Mercer Counties Thursday night.
Bailey expects the prime spot to watch for will be the area between Interstates 75 and 65. "This is where the heaviest rain will fall over the next 36 hours. If you live in a low lying or flood prone area, be prepared to move to higher ground," said Bailey.
A ridge of high pressure in the Atlantic Ocean is pushing warm and moist air northward from the Gulf of Mexico. This allowed for a stationary front to stretch from the Gulf of Mexico through the Great Lakes, which kicked up showers and thunderstorms from the Panhandle of Florida through the Ohio River Valley.


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This month we have a great line up to help get you in the holiday spirit! Happy holidays from all of us here at tpt.
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Richard J. Griffin, right, acting inspector general for the Department of Veterans Affairs, testifies June 9 as the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs holds hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. He is joined by Debra A. Draper, director of health care for the Government Accountability Office, far left, and Philip Matkovsky, assistant deputy under secretary for health for administrative operations at the Department of Veterans Affairs. (J. Scott Applewhite / AP)
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Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., right, chairman of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs, confers with Rep. Mike Michaud, D-Maine, the ranking member, as the panel holds a hearing June 9 on Capitol Hill in Washington. (J. Scott Applewhite / AP)
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The Veterans Affairs Departments inspector general is investigating 69 medical facilities for manipulation of appointment wait times and has contacted the Justice Department in cases where staff has found evidence of potential criminal or civil wrongdoing.
In a hearing Monday on scheduling problems at VA health facilities, VA acting Inspector General Richard Griffin said his office is making surprise visits to facilities and has uncovered indications that supervisors instructed staff to manipulate scheduling data.
We have had discussions with the Department of Justice as to whether they rise to the level of criminal prosecution, Griffin said.
The House Veterans Affairs Committee conducted the hearing as part of its continued oversight of VA during a nationwide scandal into patient wait times and delays in care at VA medical facilities.
Earlier in the day, VA released the results of a national audit that found more than 100,000 veterans are experiencing long wait times for medical appointments. Nearly a quarter of those waited 90 days to 120 days for an appointment with their primary care doctors.
That investigation also found that 13 percent of scheduling staff were instructed by supervisors to alter appointment dates to make wait times appear shorter, while 8 percent said they used other systems to track patients appointments besides VAs approved electronic system or health records system.
In more bad news for the Veterans Affairs Department, the Government Accountability Office released a report Monday that found the department also appears to be unable to provide timely specialty care for patients who need it.
In a look at patient referrals for specialty care, or consults, at five major Veterans Affairs Medical Centers, GAO investigators found that of 150 consults, 86 or 57 percent resulted in patients getting the follow-on care, but just 28 or 19 percent got that care within 90 days.
And 64 percent never got the requested care.
In one case involving a patient who needed surgery to repair two aneurysms, the patient did not get the surgery scheduled for nearly two months and died the day before the surgery was set at a non-VA facility.
VA did not decide for a month that it did not have the staff to do the surgery in-house.
I included this case because while non-VA care expands capacity, there are pitfalls. It requires coordination between the VA, the non-VA provider and the patient, GAO analyst Debra Draper said.
In the audit released today, analysts said VAs complicated appointment system and pressures placed on schedulers to meet a 14-day target for getting patients into care a goal auditors deemed unrealistic created confusion and represent an organizational leadership failure at VA.
House Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., introduced legislation Monday requiring VA to offer private care to veterans who cant be seen at a VA medical facility. Roughly 57,000 have waited at least 90 days for their first appointment, according to the audit.
The continuing revelations of data manipulation and interminably long patient wait times have made it disturbingly clear that VA is unwilling to utilize that authority as often as it should, Miller said.
The VA has taken several steps since May to resolve some of the problems. It initiated a new access-to-care program at Phoenix and other troubled facilities to expedite treatment for those on wait lists, including expanding private care for those waiting.
It also has initiated a hiring freeze at its Washington, D.C., headquarters and all regional offices so VAs human resources offices can concentrate on hiring clinical staff and fill positions related to patient care and began proceedings to dismiss the top administrators at the VA Phoenix Healthcare system.
The department plans to spend at least $3 million in the next several months on the effort.
We now know that within some of our Veterans Health Administration facilities, VA has a systemic, totally unacceptable lack of integrity. ... Let me apologize, Philip Matkovsky, assistant deputy under secretary for health for administrative operations, said at the hearing.
The increased emphasis on private care might help Reno, Nevada, resident Peter Frank, 63, who suffers from poorly managed hypertension and recently was told he is in renal failure.
But he cannot get an appointment at the VA Sierra Nevada Healthcare System for a diagnostic ultrasound to determine the scope of his health issues until Aug. 30.
And last Thursday and Friday, the ailing Frank was sent home from that facilitys emergency room with a fever topping 103 degrees.
Its baffling to me whats going on. I feel like if VA had given him the care he needed in the past 10 years for his high blood pressure, he wouldnt be in this situation, said his son, Peter C. Frank.
I want to think its going to get better but, realistically, unless they have a complete overhaul of the system, its going to get worse, he added.
Matkovsky said VA has enacted numerous changes in the system and is working hard to restore Americas trust ... one veteran at a time.
VA leaders and our dedicated workforce over a third of whom are veterans are fully engaged, Matkovsky said.
Peter C. Frank hopes it wont be too late for his father.
I feel like he wouldnt be in this situation if hed gotten good care in the first place. Hes only 63. I dont want to lose him, Frank said.
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I am writing in response to Tom Burch's letter of Aug. 24. What a breath of fresh air! His letter gave me something to cheer about. In the midst of all the letters condemning abortion and a woman's right to choose, Mr. Burch wrote a letter which actually made sense.
As a clergywoman and pastoral counselor, I feel compelled to speak up with gratitude for Mr. Burch. He is right! We do not live in a perfect world.
If women no longer had to fear rape,if all children who are eligible for adoption were actually received into loving homes, if all people who are born with disabilities had resources needed to live full and healthy lives, if child abuse were eliminated, if our young people got factual education regarding sexuality and family planning, if trafficking in human sex was eliminated, and if poverty ceased to exist, then, we might be able to talk about a world so radically changed that the choice for abortion would be rare.
Still, it occurs to me that "right to life" organizations and supporters seem to have forgotten that women too have a right to life. Not all pregnancies are life-giving. In some cases pregnancy destroys a life ... the life of the woman who is pregnant. What is worse, if we go back to the dark ages before abortion was legal, many women lost their lives while trying to abort their pregnancies. Others were rendered sterile. What good does this serve?
Thank goodness for people like Tom Burch who speak up for women and our right to make the best decisions for our own lives.
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Enjoyed reading Peter Smith's article in Sunday's paper where he shares concern of local priestly figures about the spiritual fate of church-raised youngsters who attend non-Christian colleges. Most of those who grew up in the church have a much deeper commitment to the Bible than knowledge about it. Many scholars want to get their students to think - to question what they believe, so that they can, if necessary, religiously liberate themselves. We should welcome this.
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The people of Kentucky need to wake up. Go to the Internet, read your local newspaper, find out what's going on and then make sure you vote. Local elections are important, state elections are important, so vote.
I voted for U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell several times. I was happy with him but now all he says is "No!" I believe everything has two sides. You talk and work together to make Kentucky and the United States a better place to live for all. Mitch must go. Vote, vote, vote!
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The Atlantic Highlands Marina immediately after the storm on Oct. 30. / THOMAS P. COSTELLO/Staff Photogrpaher
The orm knocked boats off their winter stands and sank several. / THOMAS P. COSTELLO/Staff photographer
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Borough officials met with representatives from Federal Emergency Management Agency Friday for information on disaster funds to repair an estimated $50 million worth of damage to the municipal harbor.
It will take years to repair the harbor back to what it was, said Borough Administrator Adam Hubeny.
However, with a bit of emergency work already completed, Seastreak resumed business on Nov. 12, and the fishing boats may be back in business soon, said Harbor Manager John Amici.
Since superstorm Sandy, borough officials along with harbor employees, a public work crew and a few local contractors Jeffs Landscaping, Pat Murray Contractors, Soden Electric, all of Atlantic Highlands, and Red Bank Recycling, Red Bank, have been doing preliminary work, such as cleaning debris and hauling it away. The borough also had to bring in two barges to have debris removed from the water.
At the Harbor Commission meeting on Tuesday, Amici said the workers on the barge had to clear the water of items such as wood and metal from the piers, parts of boats and any other material.
The storm destroyed all nine piers and the bulkhead near the harbor office. It hurled more than 200 boats off their stands in the boatyard, swept away the two gas pumps, gutted the dredge-pit area, sunk several boats, three of which remain underwater, shattered the windows and left four feet of water in the Shore Casino, flooded the first-floor of Sissys Restaurant and Bait Your Hook, the bait and tackle shop, and destroyed the deck of the second-floor restaurant On the Deck. One boat remains perched on the top of a jetty.
The estimate for the three weeks worth of work is about $200,000, Hubeny said.
At the FEMA meeting, Detective Sgt. Chris Harnett, of the N.J. State Police Emergency Management Bureau, said funds for the cleanup and emergency work for businesses, such as the commuter ferry and the fishing boats, could be received as soon as two weeks or up to a few months from now.
A standard rule for FEMA is to replace or rebuild whatever is destroyed to its original state. Borough officials will ask if it is possible to rebuild the bulkhead with steel instead of wood. After the 1992 noreaster, the bulkhead on the right side of the launching ramp was build mainly of steel. That bulkhead survived.
Jane Frotton, chairwoman of the Harbor Commission, said the three businesses, two restaurants and the bait and tackle shop should reopen within weeks and the harbor will be open for boaters by the spring.
The marina still lacks running water and electricity, and remains closed.
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SPEEA council urges members to reject Boeing 'final' offer
The 105 members voted to recommend that engineers and technical workers reject Boeing's final contract offer.
Representative members of the council that governs the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace gave the nod Thursday to include strike authorization on a contract ballot. And the 105-member council by a wide margin voted to urge members to reject Boeing's offer, the union said.
The votes by council members who represent Boeing technical workers were unanimous. There was one dissenting vote on the strike and contract recommendations among the council members who represent engineers. SPEEA negotiators, too, had recommended that members reject Boeing's offer and give them the authority to call a strike.
But the entire membership will have the opportunity to decide, with ballots to be mailed Tuesday. SPEEA members will have until Feb. 19 to mail back or drop off ballots.
The ballots will have two measures:
- Members will vote to accept or to reject Boeing's contract offer of Jan. 17.
- They'll vote on whether to authorize SPEEA negotiators to call a strike, if necessary.
Either measure passes with a simple majority of the vote.
Boeing officials expressed disappointment with the council's decision.
"We hope (employees) run the numbers for themselves and vote for what's best for them and the long-term competitiveness of the company," said the company's written statement.
During a meeting with members Tuesday, union negotiators predicted that the soonest they would call for a strike would be early March, after members receive incentive pay for 2012 and after medical benefits kick in for the month.
Union leaders have vowed to return to negotiations with Boeing should members vote down the contract and approve a strike. That would allow the company a last chance to appease engineers and technical workers before a strike would be called.
But Boeing officials, who have called their proposal "market-leading," left little room for further talks in their statement Thursday night.
"Our negotiations team went all in and left nothing on the table," Boeing said, calling the offer its "best and final."
A strike could hardly come at a worse time for Boeing. The company's 787 was grounded Jan. 16 by the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA also is conducting a comprehensive review of the 787, given the array of battery, fuel-line and engine troubles that the all-new, mostly composite jet has encountered since it entered service in late 2011.
While most industry observers, as well as SPEEA leaders, say the company's engineers are critical to getting the 787 back in the air and assisting with the FAA's probe, Boeing officials have suggested the company could tap engineering resources in other divisions and in locations outside the Western Washington area.
"We've observed a certain level of delusional thinking from corporate negotiators" on that issue, Roger Pullman, a SPEEA negotiator, told members Tuesday in Everett.
Aside from the 787 woes, Boeing also is working to ramp up production on the Dreamliner and the 737 and to develop new products such as the 767-based aerial-refueling tanker, the 787-9 and the 737 MAX. A work stoppage by SPEEA additionally could stall aircraft deliveries, given that SPEEA members are responsible for signing off on those on behalf of the FAA.
Thursday night, Boeing said that only its competitors would benefit from a strike.
"We are very hopeful that our discussions with SPEEA won't come to that," CEO Jim McNerney had said from Chicago during a conference call with investors Wednesday.
SPEEA's 21,249 members in metropolitan Western Washington are engineers and technical workers who design and test Boeing planes and resolve problems on assembly lines in Everett and Renton.
Earlier this month, Boeing proposed to roll over the contract signed in 2008 with SPEEA, which early in the negotiating process had asked for a four-year extension. But Boeing wants a change that the union leadership calls significant and a show-stopper: All SPEEA members hired after Feb. 28 would have a 401(k) retirement plan rather than the defined pension present union members have.
Union negotiators say that would create a division between existing and future SPEEA members that could prove harmful to both down the road.
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"You need air, water and someone to love you; everything else is an option," concedes designer Ed Libby. Yet, this master of combining diverse and complex elements to create stunning installations is quick to insist that celebrations should be fully loaded. "Life is such a struggle on every level for everyone," Libby says. Times of intense emotion, of togetherness, of rapturous joy "are far too brief" and infrequent. Celebrating these moments
"on a grand and spectacular level is incredibly important," he contends. So, when his event designs leave guests agog and asking, "Why?" he invariably responds: "Why not?"
It's the answer family members might have heard had they asked Libby why, as a child, he'd "make something out of the box," and ignore the amazing present inside. "I was creating things from a young age. I was definitely born to do this," Libby says. He wasn't introduced to the events industry, however, until he took a job as a flower shop driver, while studying art and business. Now, 27 years after establishing his own floral design firm, Libby credits clients with catapulting his career. "Each client entrusted…
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Swedish/Edmonds plans $63.5 million expansion
Edmonds expansion to include new emergency department
The expansion comes with a price tag estimated at $63.5 million.
The new space will also include a new outpatient diagnostic imaging center, observation unit, front entry and parking garage. The building's second floor will be reserved for future expansion of hospital services. Construction is expected to begin in spring 2014, with completion of the emergency department and urgent care center in fall 2015.
The expansion will offer faster, more affordable care at the urgent-care center and reduce emergency department wait times, while also providing greater privacy there and a more pleasant environment overall, hospital officials said.
The current emergency department at Swedish/Edmonds was built in the early 1970s with a projected capacity of 25,000 patient visits per year. For the past decade, emergency room visits have increased to more than 42,000 annually. Hospital officials figure that 15 percent of the patients could be served in an urgent-care setting rather than the emergency department.
"This new addition is all about putting the patient first, providing the right level of care, in the right setting, and giving patients more affordable options that fit their needs," Swedish/Edmonds CEO David Jaffe said in a news release. "The investment in our campus will improve access to our ED, as well as provide needed local outpatient services and enhance the overall patient experience."
The Board of Commissioners for Public Hospital District No. 2 of Snohomish County, also known as the Verdant Health Commission, has endorsed plans for the new ambulatory care center. Under a 30-year lease agreement with Swedish Health Services, the Hospital District Board of Commissioners is consulted on major issues concerning Swedish/Edmonds.
"We are thrilled with the plans presented by Swedish and with the improved care that will be offered to our residents through this expansion," Carl Zapora, superintendent for the Verdant Health Commission, said in the news release. "The plans reinforce Swedish's commitment to our community."
Features of the new ambulatory care center include:
•A new lobby with a 7,600-square-foot concourse.
A 23,400-square-foot emergency department with 29 exam rooms, including rooms for behavioral health.
A 12-bed observation unit.
A new CT scanner, two new digital X-ray machines, new ultrasound equipment and space reserved for a future MRI scanner.
A new, two-story parking structure for more than 300 vehicles.
37,000 square feet of unfinished space on the second floor of the new ambulatory care center to be used for future hospital services and programs.
The project represents a next step in what has been a concerted effort by Swedish/Edmonds to improve its campus and services since Stevens Hospital affiliated with Swedish in late 2010, hospital officials said. In 2011, robotic-assisted surgery was offered. In 2012, a $12 million electronic health record system was implemented. This year, a two-story, 17,000-square-foot outpatient cancer center opened.
"New ambulatory services are a key step for us," Jaffe said. "The addition of a shelled second floor allows us to plan for the future with the option of expanding other hospital services and programs. That's always been our focus -- looking forward and anticipating the needs of our community."
The emergency department project will be the hospital's most ambitious since the nine-story patient tower opened in 1972. Fifty years ago, construction began on the original 110-bed hospital at a cost of $1 million.
"News about the hospital expansion has already generated a lot of excitement with the medical staff," Dr. Babu Rajendran, president of the medical staff at Swedish/Edmonds, said in the news release. "We're elated about this project and are eager to get started."
Community philanthropy will play an important role and the Swedish Foundation will seek support from private donors, foundations and corporations. Proceeds from the Swedish/Edmonds Imagine Gala, set for Nov. 15, will help raise money for the project.
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Oh dear me, trumptman. Dear, dear me.
Julius Caesar won many battles as a general, marshalling his troops in the field.
Which battles did God lead as a flesh and blood general, against whom, and where are the inscriptions and dedications commemorating those victories?
Julius Caesar was a real person.
We know Julius Caesars parents (they were real people) and his progeny for generations (they were real people.)
Who are Gods parents, where did they live, who did God marry, where did his children live, who did they marry. Chop chop.
Julius Caesar had his likeness taken from life. Where are the portraits of God taken from life?
Where are the biographies of God written by his contemporaries?
trumptman, youre going to go to bed tonight as the man who tried to argue that theres as much archeological and literary evidence for the existence of God as there is for Julius Caesar just to win an argument on the internet. Just stop.
So the point is that you now understand that historical proof and scientific proof aren't the same so rather than address that, you'll repeat yourself and act rude and dismissive.
Understood and noted as unpersuasive.
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In August 2008, Ten Thousand Villages introduced a new line of shea butter personal care products created by artisans in Ghana. Bar soaps from All Pure Nature Ventures, and body cream from El Agbe Company Limited are made with local shea butter—processed from shea nuts and believed to have a wide range of health promotion and healing benefits. For generations, people in West Africa have used shea butter to moisturize and protect skin, to treat eczema and sunburn, as an anti-inflammatory and even as cooking oil.
"I wanted to start with the earth," said All Pure Nature founder Gladys Commey of her motivation in starting the company. In developing her line of body care products, Commey sought to use only eco-friendly, biodegradable ingredients. The shea butter is combined with herbs and essential oils; All Pure Nature's products, including the soaps, contain no artificial ingredients.
Comfort Akorfa Adjahoe, founder of Ele Agbe, explained that processing shea is a lengthy, multi-step process. After harvesting, the nuts must be sorted to remove moldy and insect-infested nuts, as well as any other organic materials. After this, the nuts are washed, cracked and roasted for one to two hours. The roasted nuts are put through a grinder, after which the mass must be kneaded, either by hand or with a mixer. This paste is then boiled, with some water added to help the oil separate from the solids. This "butter" is skimmed off and churned or stirred until it congeals. The shea butter is then ready for use in producing soap, body cream and other products.
Both All Pure Nature and Ele Agbe provide valuable employment in Ghana. Commey works with a group of women in the north of Ghana who harvest and process the shea nuts. She is also training these women to make the soap itself, which will provide them with additional valuable income.
Ele Agbe also works with women in northern Ghana, through the Christan Mothers Association. The association, established in 1960, helps single mothers, women whose husbands have died or who abandoned their families. El Agbe employs approximately 60 women, providing vital income for women supporting their families alone.


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Kelly Wunrow, left, a Marshfield High School junior, and Nicole Tessner, a freshman at Mid-State Technical College, put cheese on pizza Saturday at the Marshfield Middle School cafeteria. The Real Pizza pizzas were sold to raise money for the Marshfield Police Daprtment's K-9 program.
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BUFFALO, NY - A North Buffalo gas station that has been the target of robberies in the past, fell victim once again overnight.
A man reportedly entered the Sunoco gas station at the intersection of Hertel and Colvin just after 2 a.m. Friday and robbed it of a few hundred dollars.
The clerk was not hurt.
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Liberty University's Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) is a prestigious degree that enhances your marketable credentials. In public health fields, the M.P.H. is comparable to the M.B.A. in the business world and is an applied science degree. Epidemiology (the study of epidemics and epidemic diseases) and biostatistics are the foundation of the M.P.H. The degree is a great fit for any who desire a health care delivery/public health government career or expanded public health knowledge for personal interest or service.
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On the weekend of November 9-13, Marco Tempest joined over 50 other magicians on a special secret retreat in the mountains outside Las Vegas. The retreat, "Legends of Magic" honored three of magic's elder statesmen – Channing Pollock, the father of contemporary dove magic and heartthrob magician / movie star of the 1950's, Ormond McGill, dean of American hypnotists and one of the early practioners of the combined magic and mentalism show, and Johnny Thompson, "The Great Thomsoni & Co." The special wizards' weekend served as a forum to honor these living legends of the magic world, and as a venue for the free exchange of ideas between some of the magic world's greatest minds. Eugene Burger, Jeff McBride, Alan Ackerman, Lance Burton, Daryl Martinez and many others participated. "I came away with several great ideas for new illusion pieces, and more than a dozen new friends among the various magicians," said Marco. "Look for some exciting new developments in the future of magic…and some of my new friends to be making special appearances on my show, The Virtual Magician."
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The long-awaited IRS 1040 forms and instruction booklets have arrived at the Fond du Lac Public Library. Due to a late printing schedule, the booklets were arrived much later than the bulk of the free forms available.
The library is the only location in Fond du Lac where tax forms are available to the public. Basic federal and Wisconsin forms and instructions are located in the downtown library near the Help Desk. The library has federal forms 1040, 1040A, 1040 EZ and state forms including the Homestead Credit and Rent Certificate, as well as others.
Tax forms also are available online. The library has links to the U.S. and state departments of revenue on its home page, www.fdlpl.org.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) - Order books and clothing found at a Bangladeshi factory where a fire killed 112 people show that it was making clothing for Disney Pixar, Wal-Mart, Sears and other Western brands.
The Associated Press discovered clothing and records connected to the retailers today while police announced the arrests of three factory officials who are suspected of locking doomed workers in the building.
Piles of children's shorts from Wal-Mart's Faded Glory brand were found among the charred equipment at the Tazreen Fashions Ltd. factory. Blue and off-white shorts from rap star Sean Combs ENYCE label were piled on the floor and stacked in cartons.
Entries in account books in the abandoned factory showed it took orders in recent months to produce clothes for Disney and Sears, despite the factory's spotty safety record.
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John Muller, executive vice president of Carespring Health Care Management, in Highlandspring, the company's Fort Thomas facility. / The Enquirer/Patrick Reddy
Locals like to joke that the Ohio River sometimes seems like a brick wall dividing Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. But on occasion, the boundaries between Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties can be just as daunting.
When Carespring Health Care Management in 2008 bought the license to 286 vacant nursing home beds from Campbell Countys shuttered Lakeside Place Nursing Home, the company thought it would be a relatively easy process to move half of them to Boone County.
Five years later, however, Carespring finds itself thwarted by a combination of state bureaucracy and opposition from a local competitor. The beds, meanwhile, remain unused despite a rapidly growing senior population.
Theres really no good mechanism to address the problem that we have thats the real underlying challenge, said Executive Vice President John Muller. We took a supersized facility, were wanting to break it into two smaller ones, and theres really no good way to do that.
Nursing home companies arent building 286-bed facilities anymore, and Muller said the market in Campbell County wont support that many new beds anyway. Half of them are destined for a new facility underway now in Cold Spring, but the fate of the remaining beds is in limbo and no resolution is in sight.
Competitor files lawsuit claiming health plan violated
Carespring wants to move the remaining beds to Boone County and build a new facility, a $20 million project that would create 200 permanent jobs. But for the past five years, it has been blocked by Baptist Life Communities, an Erlanger-based competitor whose facilities include Baptist Towers in Covington and Baptist Convalescent Center in Newport.
In 2009, Carespring sought and received administrative approval from the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to move the beds. But Baptist Life Communities filed a lawsuit claiming that violates the state health care plan, which governs the use of nursing home beds through a process known as certificate of need.
The state plan does not show a need for new beds or facilities in Boone County, and the certificate of need process is closed in the county. The state can and sometimes does make exceptions to the certificate of need process, however, as it did for Carespring. The lawsuit has worked its way up to the Kentucky Supreme Court, and both sides are awaiting word whether it will hear the case.
The issue is one of fairness, says Dr. Robert Long, CEO of Baptist Life Communities.
If every provider in the state has to operate off one set of instructions, where do you believe its fair for one provider to be given a special set of instructions? he said.
Exceptions have been made in the past, however. In 2009, the state OKd the transfer of 30 nursing beds from St. Charles Care Center in Covington to Carmel Manor in Fort Thomas, a move that went unopposed by Baptist Life Communities.
This tale of two nursing home giants took its latest twist earlier this month, when Carespring sought legislative approval from the Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee to move the beds. Lawmakers seemed certain to sign off on the move until a last-minute intervention by Baptist Life Communities and its supporters, including influential Southgate Republican Sen. Katie Stine.
Stine says the beds belong to Campbell County and need to stay there in order to improve access to nursing homes for county residents, boost business for St. Elizabeth Fort Thomas and create jobs for county residents.
These are nursing home beds that have traditionally been in Campbell County, Stine said. I believe instead of sitting on them, Carespring really needs to be developing them here in Campbell County.
Boone County residents can still use Campbell County nursing homes, Stine said.
If were all just one big region, then whats the problem with building those beds where they have traditionally been and where they are allotted, and building those nursing homes here? she said.
Stine seems to be in the minority, however. The judge-executives of Boone and Campbell counties back the move, along with state representatives from Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties and regional business leaders.
By moving the 143 requested beds to Boone County, nursing facility beds in Northern Kentucky will be more balanced and meeting the needs of this region, Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President Steve Stevens wrote in a Feb. 13 letter to state officials.
The project would create 200 skilled jobs for our region and provides over $600,000 in state and local tax revenues...Everyone wins under this scenario.
Boone County's senior population surging
But approval remains elusive, and Carespring is running out of options. Meanwhile, the population in Boone County isnt getting any younger.
Theres no good way to do what the community really needs here, Muller said. Boone Countys under-served; I dont think anybody would disagree with that.
Boone County added nearly 4,400 senior citizens those aged 65 and older between 2000 and 2010, according to U.S. Census data. Campbell County added about 400 seniors during that time, and Kenton added about 1,000.
Over the next decade, Boone Countys senior population will explode: Its projected to add 10,000 residents aged 65 or above, according to the Kentucky State Data Center. Campbell County is projected to add 3,300 and Kenton is projected to add 6,705 seniors.
But Boone County has just 317 nursing home beds compared with Campbell Countys 714 beds, which includes the 143 beds Carespring wants to move to Boone.
That amounts to one bed for every 388 residents in Boone, but one for every 127 residents in Campbell County, according to 2012 Kentucky Long Term Services Care data.
Kenton County has 739 licensed nursing home beds, a ratio of one bed for every 219 residents.
Our people are going to Cincinnati for nursing care, theyre going to Campbell County theyre going everywhere but Boone County, and its a disgrace, said state Rep. Sal Santoro, a Republican from Florence.
And yet, the state health plan does not show a need for additional beds in Boone.
State officials say theyre in the process of doing an annual update of the bed allotments, but that process is complicated and its unclear whether any will be added in Boone County anytime soon.
Right or wrong, Long says Carespring should abide by the state health plan and wait for the state to add more beds in Boone County. When that happens, Baptist Life Communities will be among the companies ready to jump into the market.
I can assure you that as soon as there is a demonstrated need in Boone County, there will be a lot of organizations interested, and the state will have their pick, Long said.
In the meantime, many aging Boone County residents who spent their lives raising families and building a life there will likely be spending their twilight years elsewhere.
Boone County has a need for (a new nursing home) and its not a need in five years, its a need yesterday, Santoro said. I hope we can get it worked out. ⬛
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The Bon Vivants team of Scott Baird and Josh Harris has gone on to open the already popular Trick Dog, and they post on Facebook today that they're saddened to have to close Rio Grande so soon. It had become a popular bar industry hangout, and as such their big final blowout will be on a Monday, April 8. Also, there will be partying tonight and Friday, and bartender Russell Davis says, "I need everyone to come out and let's do this with a bang."
This pop-up Wild West bar from the Bon Vivants boasts Tarantino-meets-south-of-the-border decor, a stash of tequila, mescal, whiskey and canned beers and a menu-less array of cocktails (just ask your bartender for inspiration). It was envisioned as a short-term concept as part of the Mid-Market ATO (A Temporary Offering) in the Kor Group's Renoir Hotel, so check it while you can.
I ask Morgan if there's anything else worth getting. Out comes a can of Dos Equis (the only beer served).
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The 911 calls that were first made after a deadly crash last week on Interstate 75 in Detroit have been released.
Dozens of vehicles smashed into each other, killing two children and one man and injuring several others. The cause of the pileup was a sudden winter whiteout on the interstate.
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Michigan State Police still are reviewing the crash. Some of the MSP troopers who responded to the crash have visited family members who lost loved ones.
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SOUTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō Town taxpayers had much on their minds at Monday night's town council meeting, expressing their disappointment in snow removal along streets in the town and also their hope for the reopening of the Dugway Road Bridge.
Joseph Daly sparked the debate on whether the public works department employees did an adequate job removing snow along streets as he presented the council with a petition with 50 signatures from people expressing their dissatisfaction with the plowing done during the winter storms.
ŌĆ£The streets were not plowed wide enough during December 2010 and January 2011. I'm asking town employees to plow more widely so two cars can get by. School buses should be able to pass others safely,ŌĆØDaly said. ŌĆ£This is all about public safety.ŌĆØ
Daly said he and other neighbors have had difficulty driving along two lane streets where only one car can get by, walking in the street due to sidewalks left not shoveled and turning into intersections where high snow banks make it hard to see oncoming traffic. Daly cited one resident he knows who said she had been hit by a car as a result of the snow on the roads.
ŌĆ£He has a very valid point. I believe the town is doing the best they can with the resources they have, but they could do more,ŌĆØ Paul Northup, a resident said. ŌĆ£I don't think anyone could get by on High Street. If we put the effort we have in the summer, spring and fall in keeping the areas with grass up and put that energy into the winter time and getting the road clearer, it would be better. I hope the budget we have doesn't draw the line on public safety. I think there's room for improvement.ŌĆØ
However after listening to the public's comments, town manager Stephen A. Alfred adamantly disagreed.
ŌĆ£Tonight I wanted to take the time to thank the public works department for the work they have done,ŌĆØ Alfred said. ŌĆ£When you're faced with a situation with back to back storms, you're not able to remove snow. We had two storms back to back. We had employees out for 30 hours straight. They worked extremely hard and deserve recognition, not criticismŌĆØ
Alfred said the town employees worked on 22 snow routes and 300 lane miles of road that needed to be plowed in a four hour period.
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TV pundit Rob Parker, after making controversial comments on race in relation to Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, is gone from ESPN.
Parker, who is African American, made those comments on the morning talk show First Take, about Griffin, who is also African American, possibly being a "cornball brother" who is " not really down with the cause."
Says ESPN spokesman Mike Soltys, in a statement: "Rob Parker's contract expired at year's end. Evaluating his work and our needs, including his recent RGIII comments, we decided not to renew his deal."
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Parker, who had already been suspended for 30 days, suggests in this interview with a Detroit TV station that in an ESPN First Take production meeting his basic points about Griffin were understood to be the "way they were going" on the show and his comments weren't just "off-the-cuff."
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What happens when you bring together a concert violinist, an opera singer, and everyone's favorite stuffed animal? You get Two Divas and a Bear! Explore the human voice with NSO violinist Marissa Regni and soprano Kari Paludan. Age 3–5
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What happens when you bring together a concert violinist, an opera singer, and everyone's favorite stuffed animal? You get Two Divas and a Bear! Join NSO violinist Marissa Regni and soprano Kari Paludan as they explore the human voice. As it turns out, the violin has a voice, too! As you listen to Schubert's The Trout, Rachmaninoff's Vocalise, and Rossini's Two Cats, you'll discover that the strings of the violin are very similar to our very own vocal cords. For ages 3 to 5.
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The tantalizing prospect that the Red Wings may return to the Eastern Conference of the NHL, where worn, battered and bruised bodies can sometimes rest during the season and, believe it or not, even in the Stanley Cup playoffs, was enough to displace the Wings ending a five-game winless streak as big news over the weekend.
Playing the Canadiens, Maple Leafs and Bruins several times each season is equivalent to the stars returning to alignment for some fans.
Fewer West Coast and western Canada trips for the players might lead to more success in the standings and playoffs, longer, more successful careers and happier young families. Little wonder that when they were informed Saturday of a report about the proposal by reporters, the Wings seemed almost happier about the plan than winning in regulation for the first time since Feb. 10 — and then winning again by defeating the streaking Canucks.
Fans would not need to stay awake until 2 a.m. to see overtime victories for the Red Wings in the playoffs against teams like the Canucks and Kings.
The problem with all the happiness is that it could be illusory, once again, as it was a year ago when the league announced a realignment scheme far less beneficial to the Red Wings, but without checking with the players union, which rejected it.
A proposal, even one reported by the credible Elliotte Friedman of the CBC, is only a proposal.
The issues must be resolved by the same officials who brought you yet another owners' lockout, distressed NHL finances despite record revenues and the epic ownership fiascos in Phoenix and Atlanta.
Both the NHL Board of Governors and the NHL players' association must vote to approve realignment.
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As usual, when big news about how the game is organized or played is under consideration by the league, fans are holding their breath.
Unfortunately, the NHL still has the reputation for messing up important things.
NHL officials obviously want to change that, especially after this latest lockout. And they have two huge opportunities to put a lot of bad feelings behind them, if they can address both realignment and participation in the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Both issues are enormously complicated, requiring cooperation between owners, players, their organizations and, in the case of the Olympics, the prickly International Olympic Committee.
And both issues require resolution, presently, if the realignment is to occur next season, as hoped, and if NHL players are to skate in the Russian Caucasus precisely 12 months from now.
Some owners must put aside personal wants and desires for realignment for the good of all. And the players must be satisfied that they have had fair input into a reasonable resolution that is fair to as many teams as feasible. For just as there will be some winners and losers among owners in realignment, some players will travel less, others more.
Moreover, some mechanism must be instituted to resolve the problem of having two eight-team divisions and two seven-team divisions, with the obvious variance in the chances to make the playoffs.
On the Olympics, both the NHL and the players' association are intent on wrestling more use of their participation from the IOC for their own marketing, and Olympics officials are determined to protect their property. It will take a lot of give-and-take for the NHL to participate in the Winter Games.
There are some encouraging signs, on both fronts.
Having just messed up the first attempt to realign, the NHL knows not to make mistakes. In that vein, if the leaked proposal comes as a complete surprise to some members of the Board of Governors and to the players' association, the league is making all the mistakes it made last year, and more.
Which is why many observers were taking the reported proposal as genuinely substantive, perhaps already vetted by the governors and shared with the leaders of the players' association.
There was a sense at the end of the lockout that Gary Bettman and others understood that the fractious relationship with the players' association simply can not continue.
In that sense, realignment and Olympic participation are ready-made opportunities.
Everyone wants the NHL at the Olympics, except maybe for some owners who wonder why players worth tens-of-millions of dollars should be allowed to risk playing for someone else and why their building should be empty for two weeks when there is so little measureable return.
There is doubtlessly work left to do. Things could yet unravel.
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