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The St. John's Board of Trade hosted an economic and fiscal policy debate on Tuesday night at the Sheraton Newfoundland hotel leading up to the October 11 provincial general election. Pictured from left debating, are Liberal candidate Danny Dumaresque, NDP Leader Lorraine Michael and PC candidate and Finance Minister Tom Marshall. — Photo by Joe Gibbons/The Telegram
Muskrat Falls criticism and pledges to curb government spending went largely un-heard at the St. John's Board of Trade debate Tuesday night, which saw a sparse turnout.
But those who were there — about 50 people — saw Liberal candidate Danny Dumaresque repeatedly slam the government's planned hydro megaproject in Muskrat Falls — even as he suggested it's an issue that isn't getting enough attention.
"The issue of Muskrat Falls is so real and people just don't want to zero in on it," he said during a discussion on the level of government spending and civil service growth.
"If you are committing, relentlessly pursuing a $5-billion project with the possibility of cost overruns which we are taking 100 per cent of the risk on, this is very serious business. I don't know if people don't understand that if you take five years to build it, we've got zero revenue and we're going to have to pay back the bank $5 billion."
Dumaresque added former PC premier Danny Williams would have listened to the people of the province. "He would take a break. He would not go and shove this down the throats of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians."
The province's debt — a constant bone of contention of the Board of Trade — had Conservative Finance Minister Tom Marshall pointing to his party's fiscal record.
"To get the debt down, the first thing you have to do is run surpluses," he said.
"You can't pay down debt if you're running deficits, so we went to surplus and we've had six in the last seven years, after years and years of deficits, which were financed by increasing debt, which meant that the interest would go up, which meant that we were sending money up to our moneylenders rather than using it for programs here in the province."
NDP Leader Lorraine Michael — the only party leader who participated in the debate — said the NDP approves of how quickly the government has cut about $4 billion from the province's net debt.
"My concern is, and we do say this in our platform, is that we have to make sure we maintain a balanced budget so that we do not add to that debt," she said.
"Another concern that we have, and this is not something that's in the platform, but it is something that we're concerned about, is that government has been balancing our budget, but government has been eating away at our cash assets."
Right now we have cash assets of almost $2 billion, and if government continues using the cash assets for our programming, then within a very short period of time, three to four years, our cash assets will be gone."
Dumaresque said planning debt reduction is difficult when revenue is heavily dependent on volatile factors like resource prices.
"We're going into a situation where we don't know exactly what's going to happen with the oil prices," he said, "and now that we've got all of our eggs in the basket, what we're prepared to say is that yes, if there are surpluses, if the price of oil and the volumes keep coming in and there are surpluses on current account, a percentage of that will have to be put in and allocated to the debt. But we do have other real priorities. We have the basic needs of many parts of rural Newfoundland that must be addressed."
Michael said the government's promise of future value for spending on Muskrat Falls and Nalcor oil exploration doesn't wash when the money could be better used elsewhere.
"Some time in the future. Look, wait, hope, everything's going to be OK — it's not good enough for the senior citizens in this province who today are having to go to malls for heat in the winter, have to choose between food and medicine to see what they can afford."
Dumaresque got testy as Marshall countered his Muskrat Falls doomsaying by pointing to the province's rising economic fortunes as evidence of the government's financial stewardship, and noted the former auditor general of the province is now running as a candidate for them.
"Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of Canada, says what we're doing here is a model for the whole country," said Marshall.
"Standard and Poors talked about our prudent spending practices. You can either listen to Mr. Dumaresque or you can listen to the governor of the Bank of Canada, you can listen to Standard and Poors, you can listen to the former auditor general."
The Liberal candidate interrupted to say the provincial government is lucky to govern a resource-rich province, contrasting its fortunes with a country hit hard by the global recession.
"It's not lost on anybody that what this government did is hit the political jackpot, where the oil price went from $40 to $150, and if the oil projects had not been put in place, and the oil had not been pouring, then I'm telling you we would be in an Iceland position right now."
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Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office detectives have arrested one suspect and obtained a warrant for a second man wanted in connection with the carjacking of a woman and her daughter on Bonnabel Boulevard in Metairie on Saturday night.
Antonio Marcelin, 19, of 3522 Vespasian Blvd., New Orleans, was booked Monday night with being an accessory after the fact to armed robbery, said Col. John Fortunato, spokesman for the department. Investigators obtained a warrant for Marcelin's alleged accomplice, Hendrick Porter, 18, of Harvey, for two counts of armed robbery.
The pair is accused of stealing a black, 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt from a 39-year-old woman and her 14-year-old daughter in the 600 block of Bonnabel Boulevard about 9:41 p.m., Fortunato said.
The victims first told investigators two men "jumped in front" of their car as they drove north on Bonnabel, asking for help with a disabled green, Ford Explorer. Detectives later learned, with the help of surveillance video, that the woman actually passed the men but decided to circle back and help them, Fortunato
When the woman pulled up behind the SUV, the two men approached the car carrying guns. One was armed with a semi-automatic pistol while the other had an assault rifle, authorities said.
After ordering the women out of the Cobalt, two other suspects got out of the Explorer and all four entered the stolen vehicle. They then sped backwards down Bonnabel Boulevard and fled, leaving behind the Explorer.
Robbery detectives seized the SUV and processed it for fingerprints and DNA, Fortunato said. They tracked down Marcelin, the vehicle's owner, through the vehicle identification number.
During questioning, detectives sifted through number of inconsistencies in Marcelin's story before he admitted the truth, authorities said. He first told investigators his Explorer had been stolen.
Marcelin then admitted hanging out Saturday night in Algiers with a pair of men he identified only as Anthony, nicknamed "Ace," and Jonathan, nicknamed "J," Fortunato said.
Marcelin said the two men asked him for a ride to Kenner, offering to pay for gasoline. But the SUV overheated as it reached Metairie, prompting him to exit at Bonnabel Boulevard, Fortunato said.
Marcelin first told detectives he left the others at the SUV while he walked through the neighborhood to ask for help, Fortunato said. When he returned, Marcelin said discovered his SUV was gone, and he assumed the others would return it to him.
But Marcelin admitted lying when confronted with the improbability of his story, according to Fortunato. "Ace" and "J" panicked, according to authorities, at the thought of being stranded in Jefferson Parish because the two had a pistol and an assault rifle.
The suspect identified as "J" decided to do something to get them out of the area, and told the others he as going to "get a vehicle," Fortunato said. "J" flagged down passing cars until the woman pulled over in her Cobalt.
Marcelin told detectives "J" used the woman's cell phone while "Ace" stepped out with the assault rifle, Fortunato said. "J" then pulled out the pistol and ordered the women out of the car.
A fourth suspect who Marcelin later admitted was also in the SUV at the time of the carjacking joined the men as they fled in the Cobalt. It's not clear who was driving, but the foursome took the car to Jackson's Landing Apartments, 3400 Garden Oaks Drive, Algiers, Fortunato said. The car was recovered by New Orleans Police in the 4th District on Tuesday (July 29).
Marcelin eventually confessed that the names he had provided were fakes and told detectives that one of the gunmen was a person nicknamed "Lil Hen," Fortunato said. Detectives eventually identified Porter as "Lil Hen."
Porter, whose last known address was 1800 Estalote Ave., Harvey, has an extensive criminal record, Fortunato said. He is wanted by New Orleans police in connection with a home invasion and aggravated assault.
Marcelin was still being held Tuesday at the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center on a $25,000 bond.
Detectives are still attempting to identify the other two suspects from the carjacking. They are also looking for the stolen Chevrolet Cobalt, which has a Louisiana license plate bearing the number WTM308
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Anyone with information about the carjacking or the suspects involved is asked to call the Sheriff's Office investigations bureau at 504.364.5300. The public can also call Crimestoppers at 504.822.1111 or toll-free at 877.903.7867. Tips can be texted to C-R-I-M-E-S (274637); text TELLCS then the crime information. Callers or texters do not have to give their names or testify and can earn a $2,500 reward for information that leads to an indictment.

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This is part of a series of videos grading NFL teams offseasons, from the opening of free agency to the end of the daft, up through OTAs and mini-camps.
The Seattle Seahawks ended the 2012 regular season by laying waste to opponents, dropping 50 points on the Cardinals and Bills in back-to-back weeks, followed by a beatdown of the division rival 49ers on national television. Still, that division rival ended up representing the NFC in the Super Bowl, while Seattle watched from home.
In the video above, I take a look from 30,000 feet and give my grades for free agency and the draft, as well as Seattle's offseason overall.
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Police believe a 90-year-old Voorhees man shot to death his 85-year-old wife before killing himself, the Camden County prosecutor's office said today.
Voorhees police arrived at the home shortly after 8 a.m. after a family member checking in on Robert Donald Bryson and Ruth Bryson found the couple dead in their home.
The wife had been suffering from a terminal illness, according to the prosecutor's office.
An investigator with the local medical examiner's office found a small-caliber gunshot wound to Ruth Bryson's chest. A .32-caliber revolver was found at the scene, prosecutors said.
Robert Donald Bryson died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the abdomen, authorities said.
Investigators found no signs of a break-in or disturbance at the home. Nothing was believed missing.
The Camden County prosecutor's office and Voorhees police are still investigating.


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Headlines from the front pages of newspapers across Pa., Oct. 24
- The Blair County Courthouse was evacuated last night after bomb threats were called in to a local TV station. Bomb sniffing dogs alerted on a box of paper but no explosive devices were found. See the story in the Altoona Mirror.
- A homeowner who shot and killed burglar during robbery will not face charges. See the story in the Erie Times-News.
- In documents filed in court this week it was revealed that Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium officials were made aware of the potential danger of the African painted dogs exhibit several years before a toddler was mauled to death there last year. See the story in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
- The kudzu bug has been found in three counties in Kentucky and is expected to hitchhike its way into Pennsylvania soon. The stink bug with a hard shell feeds on soybeans and other legumes. See the story in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
- The Lackawanna County district attorney has urged Old Forge borough to fire its suspended police chief because he has been convicted of corruption of a minor. See the story in The Times-Tribune.
- State College-area woman will appear on "The Price is Right" on Friday. See the story in the Centre Daily Times.


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Sonya is a true Urban Mom! Her goal is to inspire you to do what you love and maybe experience something new! Fuel for your mind, body and soul. She reports on city life from arts & culture, food, events, lifestyle and tech for families and chats with interesting people. Everyone has an interesting story, right?Read Her Blog "The Culture Pearl"
I'm sure you could've written the book and starred in it! And yah, why weren't you there? The goodie bag was a real surprise! I was just happy for the popcorn! I was even more surprised at how many people wanted the vibrator! 😉
Well well well I DIDN'T know all that info on vibrators – lol now I do thanks! This movie looks really good and having being pregnant as many times as I have I just have one question – why wasn't I at the special screening? lol sniff, sniff sigh I really want that goodie bag;)
wow! I should have put it on ebay! kidding! no, a friend of mine had asked for it! (and someone else wanted …you know!) 😉
that sounds like a pretty cool goody bag! If you don' want the ovulation test i'll take – they are $50+, I've spent so much money on them but they are totally worth it!
I was at the screening too Sonya and agree. It was good fun! And now I am going to open my goody bag…


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Injury by Accident in South Carolina
To be compensable in Workers' Comp in South Carolina, an injury, more specifically an "injury by accident" as defined by the following statute.
SECTION 42-1-160. "Injury" and "personal injury" defined.
(A) "Injury" and "personal injury" mean only injury by accident arising out of and in the course of employment and shall not include a disease in any form, except when it results naturally and unavoidably from the accident and except such diseases as are compensable under the provisions of Chapter 11 of this title. In construing this section, an accident arising out of and in the course of employment includes employment of an employee of a municipality outside the corporate limits of the municipality when the employment was ordered by a duly authorized employee of the municipality.
(B) Stress, mental injuries, and mental illness arising out of and in the course of employment unaccompanied by physical injury and resulting in mental illness or injury are not considered a personal injury unless the employee establishes, by a preponderance of the evidence:
(1) that the employee's employment conditions causing the stress, mental injury, or mental illness were extraordinary and unusual in comparison to the normal conditions of the particular employment; and
(2) the medical causation between the stress, mental injury, or mental illness, and the stressful employment conditions by medical evidence.
(C) Stress, mental injuries, heart attacks, strokes, embolisms, or aneurisms arising out of and in the course of employment unaccompanied by physical injury are not considered compensable if they result from any event or series of events which are incidental to normal employer/employee relations including, but not limited to, personnel actions by the employer such as disciplinary actions, work evaluations, transfers, promotions, demotions, salary reviews, or terminations, except when these actions are taken in an extraordinary and unusual manner.
(D) Stress, mental injuries, and mental illness alleged to have been aggravated by a work-related physical injury may not be found compensable unless the aggravation is:
(1) admitted by the employer/carrier;
(2) noted in a medical record of an authorized physician that, in the physician's opinion, the condition is at least in part causally-related or connected to the injury or accident, whether or not the physician refers the employee for treatment of the condition;
(3) found to be causally-related or connected to the accident or injury after evaluation by an authorized psychologist or psychiatrist; or
(4) noted in a medical record or report of the employee's physician as causally-related or connected to the injury or accident.
(E) In medically complex cases, an employee shall establish by medical evidence that the injury arose in the course of employment. For purposes of this subsection, "medically complex cases" means sophisticated cases requiring highly scientific procedures or techniques for diagnosis or treatment excluding MRIs, CAT scans, x-rays, or other similar diagnostic techniques.
(F) The word "accident" as used in this title must not be construed to mean a series of events in employment, of a similar or like nature, occurring regularly, continuously, or at frequent intervals in the course of such employment, over extended periods of time. Any injury or disease attributable to such causes must be compensable only if culminating in a compensable repetitive trauma injury pursuant to Section 42-1-172 or an occupational disease pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 11 of this title.
(G) As used in this section, "medical evidence" means expert opinion or testimony stated to a reasonable degree of medical certainty, documents, records, or other material that is offered by a licensed health care provider.


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Patricia Rose Buckley, 70, of the Bunnvale section of Lebanon Township, died on Friday, Feb. 15, 2013 in the Kindred Hospital in Easton , Pa.
She was born in Morristown, the daughter of the late John and Gladys Hildebrant Kusma and resided in Basking Ridge before moving to Lebanon Township 44 years ago.
She was formerly employed as an office manager at Thermo Plastics in Sterling, and then worked for Padik Auto Parts in Califon, and the Polt Bus Service in Lebanon Township.
Pat was a life-time member of the Lebanon Township First Aid Squad. She enjoyed all kinds of crafts and spending time with her family and her dog "Chewy."
She is survived by her husband, Francis; her daughter, Patricia Buckley Roxlau of Harmony; a sister, Regina Gordon of Lebanon Township; and two brothers, John Kusma of Tucson, Ariz. and Thomas Kusma of Califon; four nieces and four nephews and two great-nieces and two great-nephews.
The funeral service will be held privately by the family under the direction of the Coughlin Funeral Home, in Califon.


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An Undertaking
It is most unusual for me that a movie lingers on, in my thoughts, emotions and musings, as "Goodbye Solo" did, into the second and third day. Clearly, its director, Ramin Bahrani, an Iranian-American who grew up in Winston-Salem, N.C., seems destined to become an important new filmmaker. His earlier two indie films, "Man Push Cart" and "Chop Shop," garnered some attention. But "Goodbye Solo" earned him unusual praise. Roger Ebert speculates that it might become a classic and says, "it is as pure as something by John Ford." A. O. Scott, in The New York Times, alludes to its "grace," noting, "I can't think of anything else to call the quality of exquisite attention, wry humor and wide awake intelligence that informs every frame of this almost perfect film."
The movie is about the promise and despair of life. It deals with the human desire to help those in need--and the equal desire, in some, not to be helped. It reminds us that we live in a sad yet beautiful world. The story deals with Solo (Souleymane Sy Savane) a gregarious and charming Sengalese cab driver in Winston-Salem, and an elderly man who wants Solo to drive him to Blowing Rock National Park so that he can commit suicide.
Watching the film I was reminded of an unusual homily preached by my friend Jan van Kilsdonk S.J., who was the pastor for university students in Amsterdam. Van Kilsdonk was presiding over a memorial service for a young man who committed suicide. He cited the line: "The almond blossoms no longer delight or smell sweet to me." Van Kilsdonk neither justified nor approved of the suicide of the young Dutch man. He simply wanted us to try to fathom better the human condition, to help us understand, perhaps, the world of lonely, haunted humans.
In the film, Solo first picks up William, the elderly man, to take him to a movie theater. William gives him an $100 advance to book a one-way trip to Blowing Rock in two weeks time. William is brilliantly played by 72-year-old Red West, a character actor who was also a schoolmate of Elvis Presley, a professional boxer and, then, Presley's bodyguard and chauffeur. At one point, West broke the foot of Presley's cousin who was smuggling narcotics to the singer and threatened to do more, if he ever tried to bring narcotics to Presley again. Surely, West saw closely, in his friend and confidante, the possibility of human destruction and loss of zest for life. With a craggy face and rheumy eyes, West portrays a life totally lived out. West and Savane, the two principals, are brilliantly cast and serve as perfect foils for each other.
Solo is funny, gregarious and full of ambition (he wants to become a flight attendant). Generous and compassionate, he tries to pull William back from the brink. He arranges to drive him to his almost daily excursions to a movie theater, where William seems fascinated by a young movie teller who, it seems, might be his grandson. He washes William's laundry and brings William to his own house to meet his pregnant wife and young step-daughter, Alex. At one point, he moves in with William in his motel. William seems moved by his companion's good spirits: he goes with Solo to a bar to play pool and develops a fondness for Solo's stepdaughter. Solo cajoles William to help him study for his examination to become a flight attendant.
Like Solo, we hope that William might find a sense of purpose. Even Solo, brimming with a passion for life and rebelling against the possibility of William's impending suicide, can occasionally understand the lonely, haunted man. Toward the end of the movie, as Solo prepares to drive William to Blowing Rock, he looks over a notebook William kept and can ascertain that, indeed, he was engaged with Solo in his study and with his stepdaughter Alex—but not enough, once again, to choose life. Reluctantly, Solo has to accept defeat and, in the end, honors William's quiet determination to terminate his life.
Visually, the film brilliantly conveys riding in a taxi, the weather-beaten neighborhoods of Winston-Salem and the daily struggles of the working class people in the film. Bahrani seems to be taken with outsider immigrants trying to fit into America, surely with some resonance to his own experience growing up, as an outsider Iranian, in black and white Winston-Salem. At one point in his career, Bahrani went to Iran for three years where, among other things, he seems to have been influenced by the great Iranian film director, Abbas Kiarostami. Indeed, some elements of "Goodbye Solo" seem inspired by Kiarostami's 1997 film, "Taste of Cherry." But "Goodbye Solo" is neither a re-make nor a riff on it.
When I waxed enthusiastic to a friend about seeing this movie, she said: "How can you be so rapturous about a film about a suicide?" But suicide is not what the film is about. Nor does one come away from the film feeling depressed—just the opposite. The goodness of Solo and his infectious curiosity, the beauty of the mountains of North Carolina in the fall, the meaningfulness of being a father in a flawed and economically perilous world—all win in the end. I suspect the film still haunts me because it speaks deeply to the human condition. It asks me to step back and ask what life is for and to look around and inquire how others make meaning and find sense in life. Perhaps, what was once said of Kiarostami, can be said of Bahrani: He "believes in beauty as he believes in Truth, not as a conclusion but as an undertaking." No Hollywood film has ever led me to consider how I might believe and try to live out the same thing. "Goodbye Solo" did.


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Another day, another Scout.com 4- or 5-star recruit for Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer. The latest blue chipper to commit to Columbus is elite defensive back Armani Reeves.
Reeves is the eighth top recruit since Meyer's hire to pledge their future to the former Florida head man. Included in this impressive array are fellow one-time Penn State targets Tommy Schutt, Noah Spence, Joey O'Connor and Camren Williams.
The Buckeyes now have 23 commits and rank as scout.com's No. 3 class of 2012. The sheer amount of top-tier prospects leads PennLive.com reader Amanda_Bonner_909 to wonder where they will all play. She writes:
"Last time I looked only 22 guys can start on a football team -- with all of the kids who have committed to Ohio State, it will be interesting to see how many of them transfer out in the next year or two when they realize they aren't going to start or will only get on the field occasionally.
Have to wonder what their parents are thinking when they send a kid off to program that may end up burying them on the bench when they could go to another school and start. I'm not just speaking about coming to PSU -- I'm talking about other schools too. A lot of outstanding players in the NFL went to schools that don't have a huge national reputation but because they get a chance to play -- they develop their talent and ARE found by the NFL scouts who aren't looking only at the PSUs and OSUs but at the Cincinnati's and the Central Floridas to find guys who can make it at the pro level. Jerry Rice -- Mississippi Valley State -- need I say more."
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The latest reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.
Thursday, May 10
11:14 a.m. A parking lot company at the ferry terminal reported that someone had been taking money from the money box at the lot. Some attempts to retrieve money through the slots were unsuccessful and left torn bills inside. The reporting party said that such incidents have become a problem in recent weeks and a suspicious young man has been seen in the area when they occur. Police took a description of the young man.
Sunday, May 13
11:01 a.m. A man parked at Mieg's Park to walk his dogs. When he returned one hour later he found that his car was entered while he was away. His doors were unlocked.
Monday, May 14
5:56 p.m. Police were notified by an off-duty officer that a car was parked partially in the roadway and the woman driving the vehicle was slumped over the wheel and appeared to be passed out. Police and an aid crew responded to the scene. Intoxicants were smelled in the vehicle by all responding parties.
The woman failed roadside sobriety tests and was placed under arrest for DUI.
At the jail she "played games" at the breath test machine, repeatedly pretending to blow into the test device. Police had to coach her on how to use the machine multiple times. Eventually two breath samples were recorded that measured .239 and .232 blood alcohol levels.
Wednesday, May 16
4:39 a.m. Police responded to multiple calls about someone trying to break into an apartment on Madison Avenue. The callers heard a man banging on the front door of their neighbor's apartment. When police arrived, the man was gone. When officers contacted the resident inside the apartment, she said that she was sleeping and didn't know anything was going on outside. Neighbors told police that they suspected the incident was drug-related.
5:02 a.m. Police responded to a noise complaint at an apartment on Winslow Way. A temporary worker painting a vacant apartment was working with his radio at an extreme volume.
When police arrived they had to knock three times to get the attention of the worker inside. The man answered the door and said he was asleep and didn't realize the radio was on. He appeared to be intoxicated. The man said that he would comply and turn down his radio.
Within 30 minutes, the same neighbor who called in the original complaint called police again reporting that the worker was now yelling threats at him through the wall, specifically that he was going to "blow his head off." However, the neighbor did not want police to intervene in fear that the situation would escalate. Police said they would return to the scene if the threats continued. They received no more reports of threats that day.
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SALEM -- Forget the grand floor speeches and the public hearings. The real action of the 2013 Oregon Legislature has moved behind closed doors.
An elite group of eight state senators from both parties has been handed the job of finding this session's Holy Grail -- a combination of pension reforms and tax increases that would boost school spending by $1 billion over the next two years and balance the state budget.
Meeting privately, the four Republicans and four Democrats will try to forge a compromise that has eluded lawmakers all session. Success could lead to a timely end to the session in late June or early July. Failure could mean gridlock.
Adding to the pressure, they have less than a week to get it done, according to the timetable set by Gov. John Kitzhaber, who kick-started the negotiations at a meeting last week.
The issue in a nutshell is this: Democrats want to raise $275 million in new revenue. Republicans want additional cuts to the Public Employee Retirement System, well beyond the reductions Democrats approved and Kitzhaber signed.
In a recent development, Senate Republicans also threatened to block a plan to tax health providers to pay for an expansion of the Oregon Health Plan if they don't get greater PERS cuts. The provider tax has the blessing of the health care industry and is one of Kitzhaber's top priorities.
Amid all the political maneuvering, the question is basic: Can they strike a deal?
Here's a look at the players and some of the options on the table:
PERS work group
1. Sen. Richard Devlin, D-Tualatin
Co-chair of the Joint Ways and Means Committee, which drafts the state's two-year budget. Devlin already has spent countless hours on the PERS issue and was instrumental in putting together Senate Bill 822, the Democrats' initial -- and successful attempt to cut back on retirement benefits.
2. Senate Majority Leader Diane Rosenbaum, D-Portland
One of her main duties is to keep the Democratic caucus in line on crucial votes. PERS has been a thorny issue, with a number of Senate Democrats suggesting they're willing to go beyond the reductions set by SB 822.
3. Senate Minority Leader Ted Ferrioli, R-John Day
He has a reputation as a partisan bomb-thrower, but has been noticeably quiet and conciliatory-sounding in recent weeks as action on the big money issues shifted to the Senate. Ferrioli is viewed as a key tactician for Republicans.
4. Sen. Tim Knopp, R-Bend
Knopp is new to the Senate this year, but not to the Legislature. He served six years in the House, including a stint as majority leader. Knopp is the architect of the so-far unsuccessful Republican PERS reform plan that could have cut as much as $2 billion from the program over the next two years.
What could they do?
Passage of Senate Bill 822 took much of the wind out of the sails of pension reform. It established lower cost of living adjustment caps, ended extra payments to out-of-state beneficiaries, and delayed payments into the PERS system, for about $800 million in savings over two years. The work group will look at some other PERS savings options. Among them:
Money match: Much attention has centered on some PERS beneficiaries who worked for a only a short time under the system but were able to garner a big benefit through the money-match system. One proposal would be to deny inactive PERS recipients from receiving money-match benefits.
6 percent pick-up: A lot of public employees traded pay increases years ago for their employer paying their required 6 percent contributions into public retirement funds. Under the law, public employers can negotiate either no pick-up or the full 6 percent. One proposal would give employers more latitude in negotiating how much they would pay of the employees' contributions.
Bigger COLA cuts: Republicans and Kitzhaber have suggested a higher level of savings by reducing cost-of- living adjustments beyond those approved in SB 822.
Removing elected officials: Republicans say removing judges, legislators and statewide elected officials from PERS would end conflicts of interest and bring more credibility to the system.
Revenue work group
Sen. Ginny Burdick, D-Portland
Chair of the Senate Finance and Revenue Committee, Burdick is a tax policy veteran known for applying scrutiny to tax credits and deductions.
Sen. Lee Beyer, D-Springfield
Beyer spent a decade on revenue committees during his previous stint in the Legislature. He's a moderate Democrat known for legislation focused on business development.
Sen. Larry George, R-Sherwood
Seen by some as a key dealmaker in the Senate, George wants the tax code to apply incentives for small businesses. Any tax deal should also provide greater certainty for taxpayers, George said.
Sen. Brian Boquist, R-Dallas
Working with George, Boquist developed a tax package that would help small businesses that currently pay tax rates comparable to high-earning individuals. His goal is to help local businesses create local jobs.
What could they do?
Tax policy isn't constrained by contracts and court cases in the way that pension costs are, giving lawmakers broad latitude. But any tax bill requires a three-fifths majority vote. Democrats are two votes shy of that mark in both chambers, so the politics of getting to that supermajority frames the discussion.
Change the rates: House Democrats tried to introduce a new higher corporate tax rate last month, but their revenue package failed. Republican Sens. Brian Boquist and Larry George developed a tax proposal this year that would give tax relief to small businesses at the cost of out-of-state corporations by changing income tax rules, suggesting rate changes aren't off the table.
Limit deductions: Oregon tax law incorporates nearly all federal income tax deductions, many of which Democrats paint as loopholes for the rich. The House revenue package included a means of dialing the deductions back that would have most dramatically affected the top 1 percent of earners, but there are other ways to structure deduction limits. Mitt Romney advocated for a cap on deductions during his presidential campaign. If structured carefully, the proposal could earn business support.
Rein in individual tax breaks: Oregon has a few tax breaks – known as tax expenditures to wonks -- that are growing. The most notable is Oregon's unique senior medical expense deduction, which will cost the state more than $1 billion over the next decade.
Excise taxes: A general sales tax isn't happening in Oregon any time soon, but taxes on cigarettes, beer and wine are already in place and could be boosted to find more revenue.
Other key players
House Speaker Tina Kotek, D-Portland
Kotek has been firm that she wants no more cuts to PERS beyond what the Legislature already passed this year. However, her failure to get Republican votes for a revenue package means she may have to soften her position.
House Minority Leader Mike McLane, R-Powell Butte
McLane has maintained a hard line against tax increases, which require at least two votes from his caucus. Any deal on PERS cuts could test that stance.
Senate President Peter Courtney, D-Salem
Courtney has been quiet all session on both PERS and taxes. Instead of making public statements, he's worked behind the scenes with both parties to forge a deal.


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Walradt trial moves into penalty phase
"It's going to be a different ballgame for the jury deciding whether convicted murderer Brodie Walradt should be sentenced to death or life in prison without parole for the 1999 slaying of Beth Kennard and her unborn baby, Alexis.The jury, which found 30-year-old Walradt guilty of aggravated first-degree murder last week, will reconvene today for the sentencing phase of the trial.The standard is whether the jury feels there are mitigating circumstances to keep a person alive so the death penalty is not imposed, said Mark Yelish, of the law firm Crawford, McGilliard, Peterson, Yelish and Dixon in Port Orchard. The firm represented Walradt prior to his trial.According to the Revised Code of Washington, section 10.95.070, the jury may consider prior significant history of criminal activity as a juvenile or adult; whether Walradt was extremely mentally disturbed when the murder was committed; whether he understood the consequences of his actions or was impaired by mental disease or defect; and whether it's likely he'll pose a danger to others in the future.But as Yelish said, those are only guidelines, and it's a wide-open ballgame. Whatever evidence (defense attorneys) think will assist the jury in understanding who (their) client is and why he doesn't deserve death is fair game.Yelish opposes the death penalty because I don't think it serves any kind of purpose, he said.It's overly expensive, inhumane, most civilized societies don't (extend) it, and murder, of all crimes, is the least thought out. I think it's oftentimes imposed because of the race of the victim, Yelish added.He noted the death penalty is imposed differently by different counties.Years ago there was a different prosecutor, and there were many more death penalities, he said. I think it's very discretionary with prosecutors.To avert a death penalty, defense attorneys may call relatives and friends to talk about Walradt's abused childhood, and psychology experts to say he has personality disorders, as they did during the trial.By statute, there are a lot of things the jury can look at. They can choose what they want to be a mitigating circumstance, said Pierce County Prosecutor Gerald Horne.This part of the trial will be the defense's show, and the state will be limited in what it can present.The state can present prior criminal convictions, Horne noted.It also may bring in testimony from the victim's family. Horne said Walradt also will have the right of allocution, to address the jury and plead for his life if he chooses.Defendants can tell the jury how they feel ... and say, give me whatever mercy/lenience you can, he said.The verdict also must be unanimous. Horne noted a murder case tried by former Kitsap County Prosecutor Dan Clem in the late 1980s, of a man who abducted three children and killed one. The other two survived to testify against him. The defendant chose to allocute, or speak to the jury.I remember it because they picked a jury from Tacoma, Horne said. I'm told he stood in front of the jury and said, 'I'm no damned good, I deserve to die, but I want to live.'The jury was not unanimous on the death penalty, he said.Horne said one of the jurors at the time was quoted as saying the decision might seem easy, but it was one of the toughest things he's ever had done.The death penalty is meant to be for the worst of the worst offenders, and all the counties around here seldom seek it. In the '80s and '90s on average we prosecuted 50 people under the homicide statutes, and in aggravated murder cases only sought the death penalty in one out of four, Horne said.The people overwhelmingly put in that law and we have to uphold it, he said. How the death penalty law is exercised differs from county to county, but we do the best we can.These are tough cases on everybody, Horne said. "
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Are any of these people actually from Libya, Egypt or Iraq? Do any serve as bargaining agents for public service union workers who've lost their pensions to Wall Street's open kleptocracy, still unregulated and encouraged by both both 'political parties?' Why would we want to listen to K Street or Madison Ave's torpid version of how these wealthy look down at the squirming masses as armored AMGs haul them about, staring dead-eyed through inch thick kevlar, as we dumpster dive and shoot each other…
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State can break the school record for the longest winning streak, clinch the Leaders Division title and a spot in the Big Ten title game and strike back at Indiana for the Hoosiers daring to make last year's game tight at the end by beating Indiana for an 18th straight time.
Busy Saturday. The Buckeyes will also honor 18 players on Senior Day, 17 players in their last seasons of eligibility and redshirt junior cornerback Bradley Roby, who has been in school for four years and is going pro.
Key moments. Key chances. Key players.
I was going to pick all 18 of the seniors, but Zack wouldn't let me. So we went with these guys instead.
Doug chooses the four senior offensive linemen: Jack Mewhort, Andrew Norwell, Corey Linsley and Marcus Hall
If I had to choose just one, it might be right guard Marcus Hall, the player Urban Meyer has praised all season as the most improved on the team. The Glenville grad had what may be a life-changing season as a senior, helping his team and setting himself up to have a chance at the NFL. But I don't have to pick just one.
It's important for fans to watch these four as a group on Saturday in their last game at Ohio Stadium and realize how difficult it will be to replace them next season. Indiana's defense is the worst in the Big Ten, giving up the most points and the most yards, so the Hoosiers aren't going to stop the Buckeyes. The offensive line may even make it look easy. It won't look that easy next season when four inexperienced, younger players are filling those spots. Because when your offensive line works, your whole offense works.
Zack chooses cornerback Bradley Roby
We already knew, but now we really know. Urban Meyer confirmed on Wednesday that Roby will depart at season's end, as the redshirt junior leaves a year early for the NFL. So, now it's time for Roby to remind talent evaluators why many pegged him as an eventual first-round NFL Draft pick.
Indiana likes to throw the ball a lot. Given that the Hoosiers will probably spend most of Saturday afternoon staring at a sizable deficit on the scoreboard, I'd imagine they'll sling the ball around plenty. That should mean extra opportunities for Roby to jump a route or force a receiver to fumble. Roby will be honored alongside the rest of the seniors for their final game at Ohio Stadium. Can the cornerback make a memorable entry into his final chapter as a Buckeye?
Ari chooses backup quarterback Kenny Guiton
As Ohio State concludes the cupcake portion of its Big Ten schedule, I have been picking reserves as my key player. Usually when I do that, the reserves I pick are younger players, one that could be instrumental pieces to this team as soon as next year. This week as the Buckeyes prepare for Indiana, I am going with another reserve. This time, though, I'm picking an older one – Kenny Guiton.
It's not only that I think Ohio State will be up by large margins in the second half over the Hoosiers. I picked Guiton because it is Senior Day, and what he has meant to this team since Urban Meyer took over has been immeasurable. From saving the day last year against Purdue to being a consistent playmaker when Braxton Miller was injured, Guiton is every bit as responsible for where Ohio State sits as anyone else on the team. And in his final home game, I think he'll get some playing time, and likely do what he has consistently done the last two years – make plays.


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THE Brunei Darussalam AIDS Council (BDAC) is complimented for its excellent ongoing HIV and AIDS awareness programme, reaching out to young people and key affected population, according to the Head of Department of China's Centre for Disease Control (CCDC), Zhu Kejing.
Zhu yesterday led a delegation of 14 members of Youth Volunteer Association from China to visit Brunei Darussalam AIDS Council at its headquarters behind Duli Pengiran Muda Al-Muhtadee Billah College, Gadong.
"BDAC is doing excellent and I am very impressed that they are very engaged with local youth, considering that most of its members consists young people."
"It is the role of an NGO to concentrate more on providing education and awareness. I learn that HIV cases in Brunei is also low, thus the council focuses more on awareness programmes rather than provide counseling for HIV patients. This is really good especially educating and alleviating the stigma among the local community," he said.
With a public health background, specialising in children and maternal health, Zhu is assigned as one of the teaching assistants at PAP Rashidah Sa'adatul Bolkiah Institute of Health Sciences, Universiti Brunei Darussalam (IHS-UBD) while in Brunei.
The Chinese delegation comprised medical professional and medical students who are now in an exchange programme arranged by the Government of Brunei Darussalam and the Republic of China as part of efforts to strengthen friendship and bilateral cooperation.
Members of the youth volunteer association, whose one-year programme is nearly completed, have been in the country since December 2012.
Thirty-four year-old Yao Rui shared that the programme has given him the opportunity to understand Brunei culture and at the same time allowed him to share Chinese culture with the locals.
The visit to BDAC headquarter also reminded them that "there are a lot of NGOs in China which are also working on HIV and AIDS related issues.
"I think that BDAC are on par with these NGOs in China and even internationally in their efforts to raise awareness on HIV and AIDS," he said.
Yao Rui who is a staff of CCDC is also here in Brunei as a teaching assistant at IHS-UBD while doing some research with the Health Promotion Centre (HPC).
There are a total of 23 volunteers that took part in the the community outreach programme.
Eleven of the volunteers are assigned at IHS-UBD while the others to secondary schools to teach Mandarin.
The visit yesterday was coordinated by Hjh Salmah Hj Md Noor from IHS-UBD who is also one of the executive committee of BDAC.
The visit included a brief introduction of the council by its President, Iswandy Ahmad, who gladly answered a series of questions regarding HIV and AIDS situation in the country and interacted with the Chinese delegates and the AIDS council in a networking session.
As of December 2012, there are 80 local cases of HIV reported in Brunei Darussalam. BDAC will commemorate this year's World's AIDS Day on December 1 with Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports to coincide with the 'Larian Hari Belia'.
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Importance of Electronic Media to The Democratic Development of Ghana.
The branches of government in a democracy are as follows: the Executive branch, the Legislative branch and the Judiciary. Even though the electronic media is not a direct institutional branch it forms part and parcel of any successful political set up that can be described as a good democracy. The media is the interface or the intermediary between the three main branches of the democratic system and the people or rather citizens that these branches are expected to serve. Thereby, a complex system of checks and balances and transparency is established creating an environment of government accountability to the citizens of the state. In the absence of the media therefore, democracies will not empower citizens the way they are expected to.
Over the years however, the media has taken several shapes and forms. Since Johannes Gutenberg's 15th Century discovery of the printing machine, mankind has found new and innovative ways to disseminate information. From the talking drums of our ancestors to the World Wide Web which makes internet communication possible, the methods of spreading information have improved substantially making the electronic media a more vital feature in democracies. It is the belief of several political pundits that, the success of the National Patriotic Party in the 2000 Presidential elections was heavily influenced by the free media in Ghana.
Will the media however always play a positive role in Ghana's democracy? How can the media which, is expected to be an instrument of freedom corrupt the country's democratic system? It must be noted that, the positive role of a free electronic media in a vibrant and dynamic democracy such as what is currently being practised in Ghana can be abused. So instead of the media playing a positive role in the organization of general elections for instance it could even destabilize the social as well as political harmony prevailing in the country at the moment. This usually happens, when politicians are able to infiltrate the ranks of media practitioners in the country. So political reportage can become propaganda machinery designed to endorse government policy and advance the agenda of political parties. The media's role can also be undermined by the commercialization of news agencies in Ghana whereby reporters seek or endeavour to sensationalise stories and events for popularity and ratings.
The war in Iraq spearheaded by the Bush administration enjoyed public support in America but it is believed that the majority of the supporters of the war which was described as illegal by the then Secretary-General of the United Nations Mr Kofi Annan, were convinced that Iraq and its former leader the late Saddam Hussein were involved in the 9/11 terrorist attacks on New York city and Washington DC. The war at one point was termed as a "Rush Limbaugh/Fox News War — based on the premise that in our current media environment if you tell a lie forcefully and frequently enough, the lie will triumph". The Fox news network was therefore used as an outlet for misinformation and misdirection thereby securing support for an illegitimate war that threatened international peace and stability and cost billions of dollars that contributed to a decline in the US economy. A free media can therefore be an instrument of deception if not utilised properly.
It is also widely believed that radio stations were used to incite the very tragic genocide of Rwanda in 1994. Radio presenters and journalists analyzed normal political and social events in a tribal context creating the impression that social chaos was imminent unless certain members of the society were eliminated. The outcome was the massacre of nearly one million Tutsis and moderate Hutus. Most of the killings were carried out by civilian Hutus against their Tutsi neighbours and has been described as one of the worst tragedies in the history of mankind.
These are a few examples of how the wrong use of a liberalized electronic media system can ultimately destroy or defeat the essence of democracies and engineer a national atmosphere of deceit, hostility and mayhem.
A free media must therefore have its limits, if it is going to be constructive in Ghana. Even though, the criminal libel law has been repealed the ambience of free expression that has been created must not be exploited to print false articles and publications about politicians and public figures.
In 1973 two prominent American journalists namely, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein exposed a political scandal that came to be known as the Watergate scandal. They successfully exposed campaign malpractices in the Presidential campaign of Richard Nixon resulting in the resignation of the former American President after he had been successfully inaugurated. The actions of the two journalists significantly changed the political landscape of America and has garnered exemplary behaviour from Presidential aspirants in the US ever since. The landmark case of Watergate therefore, marked a triumph in American political history and showcased the very important role that the media generally plays in democracies.
Prospective journalists training at schools of journalism in Ghana must familiarise themselves with cases such as the Watergate scandal so that they can be conversant with the merits or relevance of political neutralism to a free national media. Outfits such as the National Media Commission (NMC) must ensure that there is integrity among Ghanaian journalists and regulate their activities in such a way that political reportage in the country will be fair, accurate and balanced.
The electronic media therefore has a very important role to play in Ghana's democracy. If properly practised and executed, the liberalised press can guarantee the freedoms of Ghanaians by ensuring that politicians or elected officials account to the people of Ghana. If the tenets of good governance such as transparency and the implementation of good Human Rights policy are going to be realised the electronic media must be perceived as the fourth and arguably the most important branch of government.


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ANAHEIM – So . . . it's a very eventful afternoon here for the Yankees. Let's get to it.
1. Kevin Youkilis is going on the disabled list. The official diagnosis is a lumbar strain, the same injury that cost him almost all of May. But the symptoms are different this time. Youkilis woke up on Friday with numbness in his right foot, a sensation that wouldn't go away.
"Even the parts of the my back that were hurting before don't hurt that much," Youkilis said. "A little tightness, but nothing anywhere what it did. This is more something hitting the nerve. Hopefully we can get it resolved as quick as possible."
Youkilis is scheduled to see a back specialist in Marina Del Ray, Calif. this week.
2. In his place, the team promoted outfielder Thomas Neal. Neal, a right-handed hitter, is in the starting lineup on Friday. He'll play against lefties.
3. Adam Warren's prize for six scoreless innings in Thursday's 18-inning marathon? He lost his roster spot. The team optioned Warren to Triple-A and called up Chris Bootcheck, a 34-year-old right-hander. Bootcheck had a 3.32 ERA for Scranton/Wilkes Barre. He hasn't pitched in the majors since 2009. Odds are, Warren will be back in 10 days.
4. To make room on the roster, the Yankees transferred Eduardo Nunez to the 60-day disabled list. He is eligible to return on July 5. The team also outrighted lefty reliever Cesar Cabral to Double A.
Here are the lineups as Andy Pettitte (5-3, 3.82 ERA) faces C.J. Wilson (4-5, 4.02 ERA):
1. Brett Gardner, CF
2. Jayson Nix, 3B
3. Mark Teixeira, 1B
4. Robinson Cano, DH
5. Vernon Wells, LF
6. Thomas Neal, RF
7. David Adams, 2B
8. Reid Brignac, SS
9. Austin Romine, C
1. Mike Trout, LF
2. Josh Hamilton, RF
3. Albert Pujols, DH
4. Mark Trumbo, 1B
5. Howie Kendrick, 2B
6. Alberto Callaspo, 3B
7. Chris Iannetta, C
8. Erick Aybar, SS
9. Peter Bourjos, CF


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My friend Suzanne had been urging me to hit up the Serenity Salt Cave in Nolensville, Tennessee. Finally over this long holiday weekend I took Chris, my sister Marissa and my friend Emily to see what all the rage was about.
First off, a salt cave here in the States is not an actual cave. Rather, it is a room converted into a cave like atmosphere. It dates back several decades in the Ukraine, where many Eastern European countries have been using salt therapy to treat ailments like sinuses, pain, skin issues and even cancer. This room is covered with over 10,000 lbs of Himalayan Pink Salt. The walls and even the floors are completely covered with salt.
I was in heaven. You walk into a small room that holds around 10 zero gravity chairs and immediately you are ready to relax. It is dimly lit, with twinkle lights above and soothing spa tunes come from the speakers. My crew and I got a 45 minute session of pure relaxation and bliss while breathing in the salt air.
Deana Taylor, the owner said it was equivalent to spending a week at the beach. Yes please!
The salt air helps to kill bacteria and clear mucus in the body while strengthening your overall immune system. After our session I got to sit down with Deana and ask her a few questions. Check out my interview below:
If you have any of the following issues, the salt cave (there are 25 in the country) would be very helpful in relieving medical symptoms and side effects of these conditions.
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