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The median home value in Ashville, AL is $111,000.
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Approximately 72.3% of Ashville homes are owned,
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35 Palmetto Creek Ashville, AL 35953
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Love lake life? Turn your dream into owning waterfront into a reality! 35 Palmetto Creek emphasizes making fun memories and telling many fish tales! This home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplace with gas logs, breakfast area with view of the water, nice kitchen with granite and stainless steel appliances. Master bedroom suite includes bathroom with copper sinks and tile shower. Bonus room, attic storage, and tons of storage under home with electricity that could be used as a workshop. This waterfront property includes a private dock to fish, breathtaking views, and the best seat in the house is on the covered back porch! Call Today!
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Nice acreage with great views and great lay out with nice back patio. Older manufactured home with many nice additions. Great Shop for your equipment and for storage, upper level decked and all made with steel framing. Also an additional manufactured home that has little to no value. The property is being sold as is condition with no repairs being made. This is a court ordered sale of property, all offers must be approved by court.
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Superb construction rarely seen in homes today. This magnificent full brick home could not be duplicated at its price of $580,000 that sits on an acre & a half on Neely Henry Built in 2002, it has all the extras & updates of a new home. 4 bedroom/3.5 baths, 2 master suites, 2 fireplaces, 2 kitchens, Dining room, Living room, keeping room, large basement family room, covered deck & covered patio. 4+ garages, 2 on main level/2 in basement. 4500+ sq feet of heated/cool space. 2000 sq ft of floored walk up attic space for expansion & 1300 sq ft of workshop/unfinished basement. 3 HVAC systems, new Stainless kitchen appliances,sprinkler syst, 406 feet of water frontage w/94 foot pier.
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Over 7 acres of privacy located on Neely Henry Lake with 720 feet of water frontage. Home is located on a hill with views overlooking the water and surrounding ridges. Very well kept 3 bed 2 bath mobile home on a permanent foundation. New siding, HVAC, septic, and security system all done in 2016. Two outbuildings with power and a large deck overlooking the water.
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Ashville- $219,900- Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom full brick home on 11.2 acres! This home features a large laundry room, formal dining, formal living, and an extra wide hallway. There is a privacy fence on both sides of the house. This home also comes with outdoor security cameras. Park your RV under the newly built 40 x 24 foot awning. Walk the trail on the property to get to the green field. This home has it all!
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Country Living at its BEST! 15+ beautiful acres w/ 4+acre Springfed lake. The immaculate 5 yr old home is 2725 sq ft with 4 bed/2 bath, 2 living areas and bonus room. Kitchen has granite, custom cabinets, all stainless steel appliances. Washer & Dryer in laundry with granite. Master bedroom has trey ceilings, crown molding, huge walk in closet. Home has 2 great room/ family rooms one with gas fireplace. Dbl garage with in ground storm shelter. 22K generator, 40X40 3 bay heated/cooled garage/workshop with 1bed/1bath apartment & bonus room above for guests. Additional new 30X40 storage building. Outdoor kitchen area with water/power. Everything you need, is here where family memories are made!
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Patrick Beitel, Senior Advisor, McKinsey & Company, Inc., Germany
Patrick Beitel is Senior Advisor at McKinsey & Company, Inc. Before becoming a Senior Advisor, Patrick was a Senior Partner at McKinsey's Frankfurt office.
Patrick has more than 17 years of experience serving clients in the market infrastructure space globally and led the Global Exchanges and Market Infrastructure Practice until end of 2014. Patrick has previously served stock exchanges, capital markets service providers, clearing and settlement institutions and information providers in strategic, regulatory and business-related topics. He is a regular speaker at the World Exchange Congress.
Patrick has directly been involved in various engagements with McKinsey, namely stimulation programmes for a leading stock exchange operator with the aim of boosting the domestic capital market and attracting foreign investors and issuers, assessment of key levers to revitalise the capital market for a financial services authority in the aftermath of the financial crisis, and development of a capital markets stimulation programme in close collaboration with the domestic regulators authority focusing on market structure, new products and services and the stimulation of trading activity, to name a few.
Patrick has also developed a growth programme for a global exchange organisation in the data and index business and designed a regulatory strategy and approach for a leading global derivatives exchange including stakeholder related whitepapers, and developed regulatory strategy for the cash division of a leading stock exchange supporting the exchange in shaping the code of conduct.
Patrick holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration from University of Karlsruhe and University of Louvain-la-Neuve and a Ph.D. in Banking and Finance from University of Witten/Herdecke.


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If you could just understand Jerusalem, he says, you would understand the world, but of course you never will. The complexities of the city will ultimately confound all the fundamentalists who try to lay exclusive claim to it. Under anything you see, there is something else that came before, and even that which you see is rarely what it seems.
Having worked as a falafel vendor, an organic produce marketer, a smuggler, a translator, a journalist and a human rights advocate he has again taken to wandering the streets of Jerusalem, this time as a tour guide, exploring its history as well as its present day society and politics.
Jerusalem is always surprising you, he says. It may be the only city in the world where holy sites are surrounded by armed guards who ask your religion before they let you pass, where native born people are treated as illegal immigrants while newcomers are granted automatic citizenship because of their grandparents' ethnicity.
In Jerusalem archeology, religion, ethnicity and politics are tied together in a complex web, holding hostage the day to day life of its population, but also ensuring livelihoods – for without its 'sanctity' Jerusalem would be a rather minor town the hills.
It is a pity, he says, that most tourists who come here get only one over-simplified side of the fascinating story that is Jerusalem. All too often, tour guides, whether in book or person form, are too much in the thrall of one or the other national narrative (or of a desperate attempt at neutrality) to communicate much of the real complexities of the city, and visitors are left with not much more than a postcard – beautiful, arbitrarily framed and two dimensional.
Over the past six years Yahav has been involved with several initiatives and organizations for Israeli-Palestinian cooperation, for non-violent political change, and sustainable political solution. At the same time he has studied the history, archeology and religions of Israel-Palestine, out of a growing interest in the power of national myths and real and imagined histories in motivating present day strife, and potentially in ending it.
Yahav works with Green Olive both as Senior Guide, and in developing itineraries that combine the historical and religious sites with the social and political realities of the present day.


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A Theory of Foreign Policy
Glenn Palmer
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This book presents a general explanation of how states develop their foreign policy. The theory stands in contrast to most approaches--which assume that states want to maximize security--by assuming that states pursue two things, or goods, through their foreign policy: change and maintenance. States, in other words, try both to change aspects of the international status quo that they don't like and maintain those aspects they do like. A state's ability to do so is largely a function of its relative capability, and since national capability is finite, a state must make trade-offs between policies designed to achieve change or maintenance.
Glenn Palmer and Clifton Morgan apply their theory to cases ranging from American foreign policy since World War II to Chinese foreign policy since 1949 to the Suez Canal Crisis. The many implications bear upon specific policies such as conflict initiation, foreign aid allocation, military spending, and alliance formation. Particularly useful are the implications for foreign policy substitutability. The authors also undertake statistical analyses of a wide range of behaviors, and these generally support the theory.
A Theory of Foreign Policy represents a major advance over traditional analyses of international relations. Not only do its empirical implications speak to a broader range of policies but, more importantly, the book illuminates the trade-offs decision makers face in selecting among policies to maximize utility, given a state's goals.
Peace, 1946–1986." American Political Science Review 87:624–38. Mas-Colell, Andreu, Michael D. Whinston, and Jerry R. Green. 1995. Microeconomic Theory. New York: Oxford University Press. McCauley, Martin. 1995. The Origins of the Cold War, 1941–1948. 2nd ed. New York: Longman. McCormick, James M., and Neil Mitchell. 1988. "Is U. S. Aid Really Linked to Human Rights in Latin America?" American Journal of Political Science 32:231–39. McCormick, James M., and Eugene Wittkopf. 1990.
in the behavior of recipient states. As such, states seeking greater change are expected to increase their foreign aid. And as expected, the United States has increased its foreign aid significantly. According to the World Bank, from 2000 to 2003, U.S. economic aid as a proportion of its GDP has risen from about 0.10 percent to about 0.14 percent. Further, policy statements indicate that the United States intends to increase its foreign aid even more. We have already alluded to President Bush's
for continued or increased foreign aid, while other institutional actors (primarily the People's Liberation Army) have significant political clout. Chinese aid has never reached very high levels, indicating that its effectiveness has never been terribly great. But that is not the end of our story. Our general theory can be applied to the phenomenon of foreign policy substitutability. Essentially, as we will argue in greater depth in chapter 7, when a state seeks to pursue one of our goods,
Certainly, the initiations of some military conflicts are preemptive and are attempts to protect the status quo; that is, the initiation of some disputes is maintenance seeking rather than change seeking. For instance, in our terms, Japan's attack on the United States at Pearl Harbor in 1941 was "maintenance seeking." Throughout 1941, the United States was attempting to convince the Japanese to remove its troops from East Asia, including parts of China. The American embargo on Japan was designed
environmental factors that affect the effectiveness of a state's pursuit of its goals are the national capabilities of the state. We assume that the effectiveness of a state's pursuit of change or maintenance varies with its relative capabilities. States with more resources, not surprisingly, are better able to achieve both change and maintenance than are the less capable. Nonetheless, we expect to see a difference between more and less capable states in the relative emphasis placed on change


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It randomly occurred to me this morning to wonder if everyone else has had the same thought about this, or if it's just me.
For those who have read Discworld novels...
In your head, to what tune (if any specific one) do the Discworld dwarfs sing the gold song?
You have to tell us _your_ answer, too!
Sorry, I was briefly distracted by work :-)
The "Hi Ho" song is the *other* dwarf song I think...
More or less unrelated aside: as far as a grep can tell me, in Equal Rites Pratchett pluralised the species as 'dwarves', Tolkien-style, but apparently recanted immediately afterwards and has consistently rendered it 'dwarfs' ever since.
I wasn't sure, but in retrospect, the same as everyone else :)
Yes, it's looking pretty unanimous! I was half expecting that, and half expecting that everyone would have a different tune in mind.
It used to be Spam unequivocally for me.But then I went to Discworld conventions, there it seems to be sung to the tune of The Animals Went In Two By Two for no reason I can discern.It does scan, I guess. But then how could it not?
I dunno, I think 'gold' is not the easiest syllable to sing in a fast rhythm – it'd end up as 'go-gogogogold go-gold go-gold, go-gold, go-gold' or some such, and that's surely cheating.
I didn't have a song in mind until I saw the question (not other people's answers) and then came to the same conclusion.
sunflowerinrain: that's interesting. Not F#?
No, definitely F natural, and I don't know why because F# is my best note!
Ha, I wondered if my answer might be similar to other people's. :-)(I should also note that I listen to the Nigel Planer and Stephen Briggs talking books of Pratchett a lot, and Planer at least uses something very close to the "Spam" song when Cuddy sings it. So, this might have influenced me. Though I probably would have given it that tune anyway. ;-) )
I had never contemplated it. On being asked, I concluded that anything tuneful or imaginative was right out, and I thus inevitably thought of the track "Poing" which found its way onto a Radio 4 programme in the early 90s.
Spam! Wonderful spam!
My thoughts exactly!
I suspect Terry Pratchett would answer the same as the people who answered your poll!
Perhaps. Though atreic suggested that he might have had 'Hiho' in mind. (Certainly he hints at 'Hiho' in other passages about dwarf singing.) Alternatively, I wouldn't be surprised to find the official line being that there isn't one gold song, there are lots of gold songs, all with different tunes but just happening to have a similarity in lyrics...
I'd go with that.
I have a song in my head, but I have no way of looking up where the music comes from, sadly.


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Flying an airplane is something that has always been on my Bucket List.
When I was volunteering at Expo, I had many opportunities of visiting different pavillions. By the end of my "Volunteering Experience", I had visited pretty much all the pavillions representing a country.
But as soon as I discovered that the Alitalia/Etihad Pavillion had flight simulators, I decided to spend most of my spare time in there.
There were two professional flight simulators:
-a "small" one, which simulated a light aircraft-flight experience;
-a huge one, which perfectly reproduced the cockpit of an airliner;
I tried the first one two times, in order to get ready to put my name down for a proper flight simulation in the "big one". Even if the list was unbelievably long, I managed to get a reservation for the 29th September at 6.05 pm.
And the day came when I sat in the cockpit next to an actual pilot and began maneuvering a virtual aircraft on the airstrip ready to take off.
The most critical parts were take off and landing, but because they were so critical, they were also the most exciting ones and the ones which required much more attention and involvement.
The most amazing thing was that the simulator was so sensitive that it actually felt like flying a Boing 737.
I think I did pretty well, even if it was only a 15 minutes flight. At least I didn't crash the plane.
At the end of this short, but amazing experience, I was given a pin of the Flight Simulator Center as a memento of my first time as a (virtual) Co-pilot.


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Overwatch has a constantly shifting meta, letting some characters become key assets, and having others occasionally fall out of popularity. One Overwatch character who still hasn't really seen a solid fit into the game's meta since her introduction is the quadrupedal tank Orisa. There could be a shift in the status quo soon, though, as Overwatch Game Director Jeff Kaplan has said the team is working on a potential buff for Orisa.
In the Battle.net forums, a player was calling for a "mega buff" to Orisa, and Kaplan answered the player's plea as follows:
"We don't think she needs a mega buff. We are experimenting with some minor improvements though. Apologies for no details — we're trying a few things right now and not all of them are going to stick. Overall, we feel like she's not far off but not quite in the ideal spot yet."
The player's main complaint was that Orisa currently has trouble dealing consistent damage. This may be because Orisa's Fusion Driver weapon fires somewhat slow projectiles. Firing into a big shield or slow target, Orisa may be able to do damage, but quick heroes can easily avoid her damage, and flanking heroes will often shut down Orisa players.
While it's uncertain what the buffs will be or when they will come, this would be good news for Orisa players, especially as the new hero Doomfist threatens to make barriers obsolete. A faster rate-of-fire or projectile speed for Orisa's primary could help her deal more consistent damage. The buff might also address her ability to flee when enemies get the drop on her.
As Blizzard strives to make Overwatch more balanced so that every character has a degree of viability, buffs to Orisa could help her finally find a place in the game. As the "dive comp" of quick characters that can leap into the fray falls out of favor, Orisa has even more opportunity to fit into the game, and buffs may just get her there.
Of course, for every buff there will be another character that suffers. If her projectile damage were increased by even 2 points, she'd be able to nearly melt a Reinhardt shield with a single clip of her Fusion Driver. Attack heroes who feel it's their right to destroy Orisa after successfully flanking her will also be upset if she's better able to shut them down or evade them.
While the buff will probably help her fit in more, Orisa has already become a more popular pick than Roadhog after his nerf.
Overwatch is out now for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
Source: Jeff Kaplan via Battle.net


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David T Brookes
Postdoctoral Research Associate
I am interested in the role of language in learning physics. I am trying to answer questions such as: How does language work to represent ideas and processes in physics? Correspondingly, how do physics students construct meaning from linguistic representations that they read and hear? I employ and adapt ideas and methods from cognitive linguistics and systemic functional grammar to try and answer these questions.
There are two broad questions that interest me.
- As an extension of thinking of language as a representation, I am curious about categorization, how humans learn about the world and how the strategies they employ are brought to bear in learning and doing physics. I want to explore this on a sociological level, a representational level and (hopefully) on a neurological level.
- The question that really keeps me awake at night is: Why do we want students to learn physics at all, especially if they're not physics majors? In response to this question I want to continue to explore how we (physics educators) can turn a physics class into primarily a process of doing physics, and secondarily an act of learning physics concepts/ideas.
For more information
Selected Publications
- David T. Brookes and Eugenia Etkina, "Using Conceptual Metaphor and Functional Grammar to Explore How Language Used in Physics Affects Stdent Learning," Phys. Rev. ST Phys. Educ. Res. 3, 010105, (2007).
- Brookes, D. T. & Etkina, E. "Do Our Words Really Matter? Case Studies From Quantum Mechanics," in 2005 Physics Education Research Conference, AIP Conference Proceedings (AIP 2006).
- Brookes, D., Horton, G., Van Heuvelen, A. & Etkina, E. "Concerning Scientific Discourse about Heat," in 2004 Physics Education Research Conference, AIP Conference Proceedings (AIP, 2005).
- Brookes, D. T., Etkina, E. & Barnhart, S. "Integrating Video Technology Effectively into Instruction" in Society For Information Technology & Teacher Education – 14th International Conference (2003).
- Etkina, E., Van Heuvelen, A., Brookes, D. T. & Mills, D. "Role of Experiments in Physics Instruction - A Process Approach," Physics Teacher, 40 (2002) 351-355.
Invited Lectures/Talks
- "Developing and Assessing Scientific Abilities with Video Problems," D. T. Brookes & E. Etkina, seminar, The Ohio State University, December, 2004.
- "The Role of Metaphor in Scientific Thought and Physics Education," D. T. Brookes, seminar, University of Maryland, October, 2003.
- "What Can Linguistics Tell Us About Knowledge Structures in Physics?," D. T. Brookes, seminar, The Ohio State University, April, 2003.


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A Novel Mechanism of Regulating the ATPase VPS4 by Its Cofactor LIP5 and the Endosomal Sorting Complex Required for Transport (ESCRT)-III Protein CHMP5
Disassembly of the endosomal sorting complex required for transport (ESCRT) machinery from biological membranes is a critical final step in cellular processes that require the ESCRT function. This reaction is catalyzed by VPS4, an AAA-ATPase whose activity is tightly regulated by a host of proteins, including LIP5 and the ESCRT-III proteins. In this paper, we present structural and functional analyses of molecular interactions between human VPS4, LIP5, and the ESCRT-III proteins. The N-terminal domain of LIP5 (LIP5NTD) is required for LIP5-mediated stimulation of VPS4, and the ESCRT-III protein CHMP5 strongly inhibits the stimulation. Both of these observations are distinct from what was previously described for homologous yeast proteins. The crystal structure of LIP5NTD in complex with the MIT (microtubule-interacting and transport)-interacting motifs of CHMP5 and a second ESCRT-III protein, CHMP1B, was determined at 1 Å resolution. It reveals an ESCRT-III binding induced moderate conformational change in LIP5NTD, which results from insertion of a conserved CHMP5 tyrosine residue (Tyr182) at the core of LIP5NTD structure. Finally, mutation of Tyr182 partially relieves the inhibition displayed by CHMP5. Together, these results suggest a novel mechanism of VPS4 regulation in metazoans, where CHMP5 functions as a negative allosteric switch to control LIP5-mediated stimulation ofmore »
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Why you should always wash your fruit before eating it
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Kevin Hudson of Suffolk, got a rude surprise as he was washing grapes to give to his four-year-old son. He spotted a tarantula lurking in the bunch of grapes.
"I was a little bit shocked," he said.
"Spiders don't bother me too much, although it would have been a different story if my wife had been washing them."
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Bill Mentock was the featured speaker at this week's Wyoming Wednesday, an hour-long program led by local experts talking about Wyoming's history and culture. Held at the Information Center, he said that Mentock wasn't the Polish name he was born with.
Customers of the Sheridan Area Water Supply system, which is also known as SAWS, will pay about 2 percent more for water service starting with the September billing.
Wednesday, the grounds of the Historic Sheridan Inn was filled with Native American dancers celebrating their Pow Wow traditions. Coordinator Truman Ropes Good said this was a prelude to the 2nd annual First People's Pow Wow coming up on Friday.
In addition to the Sheridan WYO Rodeo, the carnival opened up Wednesday night with all the sights, sounds, and smells of carnival time.
As Sheridan Media reported earlier, 16 Wyoming school districts have received waivers from the state-mandated student-teacher ratio in kindergarten through third grade next year.
The Sheridan WYO Rodeo pumps more than $5 million into the economy of Sheridan and Sheridan County.
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My name is Konstantin Dankov. In order to save time people call me Koko. Every time, no exceptions!
What follows is a futile attempt at trying to describe or label myself.
Relatively intelligent, absentminded, impressionable person with unreliable habit of learning meaningless stuff.
Done. Now lets get to the more meaningful part.
Who am I?
For the last 7 years I've been trying to make a living from working with that extremly hard to understand medium – The Web. My personal explorations revolve around the Front-end & Design side of things. I consider myself to be quite proficient in HTML & CSS.
Lately I'm looking more into Web and UI design. Learning about typography and graphic design in general. Trying to spend my time evenly between MacVim and Photoshop.
There is not really a free time to speak of, but I try to cycle from time to time. At random times I would try to to participate in beer (or whiskey) drinking rituals with some interesting individuals, if there are any to be found.
What am I fighting for?
I am fighting for my own happiness! (Yeah, pretty selfish, I know)
The Blog
After nearly 5 years of lazy blogging in Bulgarian while living in Sofia, fairly big change in my life happened. I moved to London.
Apart from the obvious necessity to get better and practice my English, it seems that I have become arrogant enough to try and waste the time of so many English speaking people around the world with my ramblings.
Why TANSTAAFL?
This name is derived from my love for Science Fiction. One of my favorite authors is Robert A. Heinlein. The first book from him I read was "Time Enough for Love" and it was thought-provoking to say the least. Since then, I've been trying to read as much of Heinlein's works while not completely giving up on any other possibly-interesting reads.
Here is what Wikipedia has to say on the subject:
"There ain't no such thing as a free lunch" (alternatively, "There's no such thing as a free lunch" or other variants) is a popular adage communicating the idea that it is impossible to get something for nothing. The acronyms TANSTAAFL and TINSTAAFL are also used.
The phrase and the acronym are central to Robert Heinlein's 1966 libertarian science fiction novel The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, which popularized it.
About what?
When I'm not otherwise occupied my mind tends to go off on a tangents of its own. Unwillingly doing quite a bit of thinking on subjects I can't possibly fully understand, yet. So … the big part of this blog will be me trying to make sense of the deep shit, as in – That was some deep shit, man!
Also things, like reality, seem so obvious to me, but it looks like some people are not as lucky. Really?!
But, why?
On occasion I have found it difficult to articulate my beliefs and general understanding of things to some of my friends. So, I will try and get my thoughts together with the help of writing down the profound stuff.
I have this hope, that writing will help me get my thoughts in order. All that chaos in my head to be put down in a meaningful and structured form sounds like an amazing proposition.
Language. Getting good at writing in a foreign language seems to be completely out of reach to me. Bad spelling can be fixed by spellcheckers, but bad understanding can't. This can be described as a masochistic exercise in learning English by humiliating myself publicly.
As always, time is the final storyteller. I have no idea what will come of this!


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The Federal Government is considering a proposal to force people starting new jobs to sacrifice more of their incomes.
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MAXINE MCKEW: Superannuation is a big issue for the business community, as pressure mounts for Australians to contribute more for their retirements. The current statutory nine per cent contribution is universally regarded as not enough, but increasing it is the hard part. With business reluctant to pay more, the Federal Government is considering a proposal to force people starting new jobs to sacrifice an extra three per cent of their incomes.
ANDREW ROBERTSON: Tim Gardiner is a trainee teacher at an Anglican school in Sydney. Like most people in their early 20s, getting old is not something he's contemplating.
TIMOTHY GARDINER : It's more than triple the amount of years I've lived so far, so, no, I can't imagine myself retired at the moment, no.
ANDREW ROBERTSON: That's one of the biggest barriers to persuading younger people to save more for retirement; they simply don't see it as important. But if Tim Gardiner is any guide, young people do have high aspirations for their later years.
TIMOTHY GARDINER: I think I want to have an active life so I'm still involved in the community and involved in the lives of other people and things like that.
ANDREW ROBERTSON: Which is why a House of Representatives Committee, headed by Sydney Liberal backbencher, Bruce Baird, has recommended that people starting new jobs voluntarily contribute an extra three per cent to their superannuation.
BRUCE BAIRD: It was thought that put the onus back onto them so that everybody is signed up for 12 per cent and they've got to personally opt out in order to take that three per cent out of their super requirement.
ANDREW ROBERTSON: The theory being that once people are locked into saving more, they won't opt out unless there is a compelling reason. The superannuation industry believes that mixture of persuasion and flexibility will make it very attractive.
PHILLIPA SMITH : We do have to cater for the fact that people will have different life cycle needs. I mean, younger people, sometimes there will be the mortgages, there will be the kids' costs.
ANDREW ROBERTSON: But thanks to compound interest they'll be a lot better off. For example, a person earning the average wage of $54,000 can expect super savings over just over $1 million in a 40 year working life. Adding another three per cent to super will boost retirement savings by more than $350,000. It's a big number and a lot to comprehend, as Tim Gardiner discovered when shown what an extra three per cent contribution would do to his super.
TIMOTHY GARDINER: It's obviously a worthwhile investment if you're looking that far down the track. I mean it's a lot of money, so it's a worthwhile investment if that's the long term view that you want to have.
ANDREW ROBERTSON: The proposal for the three per cent superannuation opt out is now with Treasurer, Peter Costello, who will make a recommendation to Cabinet. Andrew Robertson, Lateline.


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Psychology, Public Policy and Law, Forthcoming
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Date Written: May 9, 2013
Why do people believe that violence is acceptable? In this paper we study people's normative beliefs about the acceptability of violence to achieve social control (as a substitute for the police, for self-protection and the resolution of disputes) and social change (through violent protests and acts to achieve political goals). Addressing attitudes towards violence among young men from various ethnic minority communities in London, we find that procedural justice is strongly correlated with police legitimacy, and that positive judgments about police legitimacy predicts more negative views about the use of violence. We conclude with the idea that police legitimacy has an additional, hitherto unrecognized, empirical property – by constituting the belief that the police monopolise rightful force in society, legitimacy can create a 'crowding out' effect on positive views of private violence.
Keywords: Attitudes towards violence, public trust, procedural justice, institutional legitimacy
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Jackson, Jonathan and Huq, Aziz Z. and Bradford, Ben and Tyler, Tom, Monopolizing Force? Police Legitimacy and Public Attitudes toward the Acceptability of Violence (May 9, 2013). Psychology, Public Policy and Law, Forthcoming. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1984957 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1984957
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Donald "Duck" Dunn, bassist for Booker T. & the MGs, died in his sleep while on tour in Tokyo, Japan, on May 13, 2012.
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Jane Hull, LOL it was illegal on a federal level all along till 2014 like there was an option but in some people mind there was lol.
The department of Agriculture will issue licenses and perform inspection.
It is a given that agriculture of hemp will definitely put a crimp in outside Marijuana growers with full flowers and Hemp pollen that is recorded as mold yea that seed stock will diminish. That alone should help Dave Farnsworth get this through the Senate.
It is ridiculous to use this as a intoxicant and the mass amount it would take to get a high. However if one wanted to attempt they would become appreciative of hard work and effort. A motivating factor in itself. Simply put with the market supply of marijuana it is simply not a factor.
Again this Obama didn't start a bill learn the process only congress can start a bill a President can only pass it. So it was not Obama's bill it was . Originally introduced by Representatives Jared Polis (D-CO), Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Earl Blumenauer (D-OR), the amendment allows State Agriculture Departments, colleges and universities to grow hemp,
Finally, the institutionalized, irrational fear of all things cannabis is fading away.
It has taken this long because Jane Hull vetoed Darden Hamilton's bill about 15 years ago.
Why aren't these unconstitutional and racist drug war on the people mal prohibita laws ever called out for what they truly are, a matter of personal freedom?
The cops, courts and local governments are ENSLAVING US FOR THEIR PERSONAL GAIN, yet no one tells this to their faces when these pigs at the taxpayer trough intimidate us into giving them more govt welfare. Anyone who wears a badge is complicit in slavery and they dawn well know it to be true but will never change cuz the money is too good. Hypocrites, all of them. Every day these evil laws to enslave and steal from us isn't repealed is proof that govt is your enemy.
I would love to see the marijuana revenue go to finance a full time legislature.
The Senate wants to pass a constitutional amendment in the next midterm giving them 4 year instead of 2 year terms. They sight other state that have them. Those states have all year and financed legislatures too. As it is now with the money behind the part time legislature and bogus committee assignments and cram all into midnight last minute committee votes by proxy to pass legislation is not working for the average arizona working citizen.
A simple proposition Excess of Medical Marijuana program which administrative & tax costs now can't be increased. Will go to finance a full time legislature. With equal compensation of that GS 12 with facility staff and mailing allowances.
Thanks again, Nick Meyers;
For insight to happenings into views and happening in the Marijuana on the legislative undertaking happening now.
As Nick has pointed out the Medical legalized states seem to be out of the sight of the DOJ. With no doubt the states that have legalized now want to be a compassionate advocate. These states have built a revenue and not a companion to Medical Marijuana. These states want to see interstate commerce, finance, trade lobby, regulations, certifications all done by an independent quasi consortium of revenue and profit all run exempt of Federal oversight. This is the bone that now each state till have to chew on.
I believe the Safer Az and advocates like Tumbleweeds taking the time and efforts to publically discuss in open forum the truth to prop 205. All of the grassroots people that have been fighting as a personal use to promote life functions. Has saved Arizona and dodged a big bullet that was bound to be fired. It is unfathomable to think under any new administration that the current system left by the last administration was going to prevail.
I revel in the comfort that the monies in the states AZDHS/MMJ coffer didn't go to this BS rouge government "Department of Marijuana License and Controls" There is 20 million + next 2 years what 35 million not squandered for frivolous BS. Just to throw Medical & the protections under the Bus.
What was lost for protections of Junk Bond Salesman turned compassionate advocate when the market turned. There was absolutely nothing lost in the non passage of prop 205. It was not legalization it was a limited plea bargain. To use marijuana with strict controls. Then medical would be self help with anything from Coptic ceremonies, drum beat gatherings, smoke lodges to legitimate holistic & medical would all be considered the same.
I hope a little hindsight is thought about here. Republicans will and do support the medical use of marijuana. I believe that has been shown the last two congress the house republicans stop all federal seizure but for DEA and those curtailed. The house republican stopped funding of the federal DOJ from arbitrary raids in legalized states and medical states that were not being administered. Martha McSally writing and helping the Compassionate Care ACT that instill medical marijuana will remain.
Here it is for all the liberal social builders by force. The majority of the house knows it demographics it is the blue collar rural, inner city bedroom communities that put both last two presidents in office. They need relief not protection from quasi cartel myths of marijuana rouge government agencies running around like the revenuers of the volstead act. They were corrupt and worse than the problem built the biggest criminal group in world history. A criminal that finances the labor gambling prostitution whatever illegal into drugs. That was the promise of prop 205.
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Free market, not free-for-all. This initiative doesn't give a free pass to people being reckless and has reasonable penalties and restrictions that are based on scientific evidence instead of the profit driven prohibition propaganda that has misled the public and oppressed the lower and middle classes.
There were several reasons why Prop 205 failed. The biggest detractor for me was the semi-monopoly it gave the current medical dispensaries and growers.
The Safer Arizona initiative goes too far in the other direction. Arizona voters will not go for a free-for-all, and they shouldn't.
Thanks Nick Meyers;
I have been watching this is going to be interesting. With the legislature and HB2404 might get one part of the attempt to change the rule by making more stringent rules by paid signature gathers. Register & classes and no out of state 501(c)3 able to hire or contribute. GOODBYE MPP
So lets look at Safer and Dave David Stephen Wisniewski. I can see a of lot of holes in the boat. The one take not mentioned Dave and his crew of grassroots volunteers of signatures and the ability to amend the initiative along the way give Safer AZ viability. Really Safer is the ONLY consumer advocate marijuana users have that is now making any impact.
It will need to be amended to a grievance process with Kathy Inman and amend to palatable to both it now has the need to become symbiotic relationship.
It is either this or the legislature not wanting the possibility of a voter mandated initiative on legalization. This session push the rules see what passes, is action that will be taken next year. Then before the legalization effort gains steam on a midterm election turnout.. The legislature definitely does not want a rouge government department "DEPARTMENT OF MARIJUANA LICENSE AND CONTROLS"
The legislature might legalize small amounts and set it up like CO or WA. with the 3 plant rule no special license can buy clones. If this happens both are outside looking at what might have been.
I find it extremely fortunate to have an objectionable view being published in the WEEKLY. I am of the view that their underlying principles in this marijuana medical to recreational scheme. I have little doubt that so much monies from civil seizures went into MPPs a 501(c)(3) coffers to promote legalization. If this is the case and I believe it is, what is the level of perverse?
This study is a veteran based study on PTSD. While we know the horrors of war the disgusting reasoning we have been using lately.
It seem this study has a predetermined conclusion and this study. This in place to validate and eliminate veracity to any arbitrary objections.
It seems that there are 2 possible positive conclusions. That simply being a Vet does not automatically give considerations to PTSD. Combat experienced, not support logistics in rear areas cooks on LST's or mechanics in non theatre operations submariners and the like. I can imagine how hard it must be to find a combat experienced Vet, that is not on some kind of medication and has been for awhile. Or to find a combat experienced Vet that is not into illegal or abuse of legal drugs. As both of these would invalidate anything this study can provide.
1- Is to understand how cannabinoids in cannabis effect a huge variety of compulsive behaviors. If so how and in what ways and strain variety can target those behaviors possibilities. One must take into account, that during HW Bush presidency and his desert storm.
The medical impacts per 100,000 soldiers not deployed living at home base were 10x more encompassing than those deployed. 10x time more overdoses, 10x more domestic violence, 10x more DUI related. Only a very small percentage of the personal in the Department of Defence military are in the theatre of operations.
2- This study will only pertain to a small amount and be used mainly as tool limit and possible validate a strain that might be useful in treating combat related issues.
The name of the organization's MAPS funding these studies after looking them up they are mainly organizations that supply information use of MDMA. While the group does research on other psychotic drugs the target is not on freedom of use. To establish divisions of consumption enforcement and administration are a shifting variable that needs to be monitored and adjusted by social changes. While this group the founders from big Pharma "Novataris" is under contract with the FDA to study and administer MDMA for PTSD. conflict?
Will this group MAPS a 501(c)(3) nonprofit lobby in support or opposition for legalization. Using this data as conclusive evidence that marijuana has no medical effect, and compounds of MDMA with Certain stains be administered has shown possibilities.
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Nick Meyers; Has brought some very useful insight into the possibilities of of bill being passed by the legislature.
I would like to take exception to this part of the article
" The argument is reminiscent of the lawsuit against Prop 205, which claimed that the law wasn't adequately explained to voters so they wouldn't know what they were passing" .
This is so true on PROP 205. I didn't have a clue to the tentacle impact of the the proposed " DMLC" seemed to me to be a replacement vehicle to the County atty and Police slush/retirement fund. Outside state investors who won't disclose contributors. At every turn of prop was a "TO BE DETERMINED". Which means we dont know, you dont know ?>>>>>> Does it really mean that, or does it mean we dont want to say, it would damage the support ?
The real clincher to prop 205 failure was the Quazi board of citizens that really had no vote, but possible recipients of DMLC handouts as success of the program and the department.
If you are going to sell this kind of heep of. This is no different than Trumps Mexican Wall. We are going to stop the illegal stuff and they are going to pay for it. The society has been paying for it since 1971 and Nixon's now they see an end of the road.
What we paid for the citizens of America war on drugs. These two groups non sustainable behemoths. This is what prop 205 was supplier and enforcer as one feeding the behemoths that consume all in it's path. Cost to benefit was always has been and will be in the negative.
If they wanted a program MPP could've followed the other states legalization structure, of incorporating the other state agencies to a combined legalization agencies effort.> Not this stand alone (police, court, license, market selling & limiting,medical restricting, revenue collecting, interstate trade, governing department) for 8 years and then maybe it will negotiate with the legislature on powers of government. WHAT!!!~!!! This was prop 205 after reading it several times it was clear.
Being so pro pot-I am betting Nick's dog uses pot now too and most likely looks like a Gremlin when it gets wet in the movie. Probably has a name that would fit a prison. But i am slightly stereotyping maybe. God bless America.
I hope your brother survived Mr Meyers.
I have a question in my mind and ponder the answer. It has been reported that the RICO moneys collected by the Sheriff's Dept. during Dupnick & Nanos tenure is not accounted for. The monies Radtke pleaded to misuse was about 10% of the unaccounted balance. Where's the meat to all of this? Was any money from a RICO account diverted to MPP in its proposal of 205 ?
Why won't MPP list all of their contributors ? What do they have to hide, if this is truly a civil minded concern or something else?
Bottom line we dont need police controlling manufacturing, distributing, selling, a product they construct to extract the most out of. In several ways, keeps arrest and conviction numbers up, keep the stigma up to keep need for control. Use monies collected from the sell of Marijuana to be consistently a point counter point villain and advocate at the same time. This is one of the biggest lines of animal dung that has been served in Arizona. Then at the same time want to assume of medical review. All on their own or pay one of point counterpoint studies to keep it in a perpetual dark high profit all can feast area.
In the above I should of stated Arizona Supreme Court governing Arizona licensed attorneys.
Let's ask MPP for a 501(c)3 audit but wait they are not a non-profit they are a for profit Lobbying Agency DC based and immune from disclosure of contributors. So ask reported the 5 million spent on the Arizona campaign 205 only about 15% came from growers/processors/retailers or the " ADA" Arizona dispensary association.
What really pisses me off and should every Arizona citizen is the Supreme Court on legal representation. It seems that an attorney can be disbarred for counseling a client on how to legally obtain Marijuana in Arizona. This is what MPP went to the supreme court over or their attorneys in conjunction with a group of county attorney. Completely obscene using the court to deny legal representation in a state where it has been passed legal. let's remember this when reinstatement of Judges come around next election. I will post names.
Seems they can't live within the desires and want of the population it hurts business. Keep this MPP BS and it will all be civil actions run by their own court revenue licence and police freaking stupid. Market self regulating with police powers won't happen. Wake up people change the schedule 1 keep the medical and I could care less about self administered wants and desires of recreational they are not the same as need.
Like a wino and bong liquors say this stuff is the same Alcohol they give in a medical situation. Yea I know some use Nyquil but hey if the liquor store is closed that will work. It's all the same just have to drink a little more.
Carpet Baggers is correct as to the MPP. They are not a friend of legalization except to the extent it can benefit certain contributors to the cause.
Their greed in the the way Prop 205 was written, was a part of the reason it failed.
Nick Meyers;
Thanks for the insight into the confirmation of Jeff Sessions as Attorney General.
We all know in this cleaning of the administrative oversight and governmental regulations. This attributed to fees being applied to every function of a market product. Which brings us to MPP or Marijuana Policy Project their design mission and track record.
Some are of the opinion that a government run distribution system with one target and one target only to get as much marijuana out to the public and become a Ad Hoc to the marijuana industry.
This charlatan group cares less about the consumer repercussions by state authorities. This MPP only want restrictions, They do want restrictions to make market more profitable. As well to run its tentacles through every governmental department to shave off a piece of the market establishing their own viability market and control.
As we look at last week's post we think of the idea to coach his younger to consume in a clandestine away from parents and authorities.
Then in the same desires wants a government control to help stop access to children. This is like opening up a Liquor store across from a detox clinic. Then talk about to be more clandestine in sneaking in mini's. Install a huge flashing neon sign daily discounts punch card. Probably to be inline with the Court Ordered Program go to the class then run across he street and on, and on, and on.
Bottom line MPP needs the stigmas. Mpp needs to support the viability of all the stigmas. Then Ad-Hoc each and every tentacle of a stigma, the more the better. So in arbitrating each stigma tentacle a % is pulled and established as necessary and needs to be paid.
If any moral person thinks that 205 while keeping all the over prosecuted felonies in place, the rules/laws to be determined was anything more than establishing the value of each tentacle. Then to administer/profit for life this beast. This is like building bully to fight a bully and you end up with two bully's DUH! -----
For example, at least five of 10 people on MPP's board of directors have direct ties to the industry: Troy Dayton is the CEO of the ArcView Group, which invests in marijuana businesses. Joby Pritzker, whose family started and owns Hyatt Hotels, invests in pot businesses. Tripp Keber is the CEO of Dixie Elixirs, which produces pot edibles. James Slatic is CEO of MedWest, which produces marijuana concentrates. And Rob Kampia, executive director of MPP, is a board member and the treasurer of the National Cannabis Industry Association, the lobbying arm of the pot industry.
It will get taken off the schedule 1 by May my prediction like all social progress ever passed was by republican congress civil Rights 64, Voter rights 68, Then SS FDR and a democratic congress but a large republican caucus support.
It is the job of Congress to make law. Right now, the marijuana industry exists only due to administrative guidance from several Federal Agencies, which could change in a heartbeat.


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