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The Boulder City Council's expected vote Tuesday to ban smoking on the Pearl Street Mall could be the first step toward prohibiting smoking in many outdoor areas.
The City Council already gave initial approval to the smoking ban -- which will apply to the four-block pedestrian mall and the lawn of the Boulder County Courthouse -- in October.
The ordinance is scheduled for a second reading and a public hearing Tuesday. If there are no substantive changes, the City Council vote will be final.
Boulder Mayor Matt Appelbaum said the council has heard almost no opposition to the proposed ban, which is supported by the downtown business community.
"The time has certainly come to do this," he said.
Appelbaum said he would like the city to look at expanding the smoking ban to parks, bike paths and other areas where people congregate.
Other council members have expressed support for that idea, but it's not clear yet if they form a majority. Any expansion of the outdoor smoking ban would go through a separate public process.
The vote on the first reading of the Pearl Street Mall smoking ban was 8-0, with Councilman Macon Cowles absent.
Councilwoman K.C. Becker had expressed some concerns that the proposed fine -- up to $1,000 on a first offense -- was too high, and city officials now say they support a reduced penalty for the first and second offense.
The ordinance as proposed calls for a fine of up to $500 for the first and second offense within a two-year period. If someone is ticketed for a third offense within a two-year period, he or she could face a fine of up to $1,000 or up to 90 days in jail. However, judges would still have discretion.
Other smoking offenses in the city carry $500 fines, while most offenses on the Pearl Street Mall carry the higher penalties.
Becker said she still has some concerns that the fines are disproportionate to the offense, but she supports banning smoking on the Pearl Street Mall and in other public, outdoor areas.
The University of Colorado may make its campus smoke-free as well over the next several years. The student government has passed a resolution supporting making the campus tobacco-free, and the Chancellor's Executive Committee is expected to take up the matter this week, as well.
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Michigan State Administrative Law Judge David Peltz has recommended a lawsuit by the Ionia Education Association (IEA) charging the Ionia Public School District with unfair labor practice be dismissed.
The lawsuit stems from failed negotiations with the IEA after the teacher contract expired Aug. 25 of 2011. A contract has yet to be set.
Throughout the dispute, items deemed a "prohibitive topic" were at the center of discussion between IPS and the IEA. The former mandatory topics of bargaining had been changed to prohibitive following Public Employment Relations Act (PERA) Public Act 103 amendments made in 2011. The amendment made it illegal for the IEA and any other union to not only make proposals on the issues, but also to insist they be included in the master agreement.
The charge was filed July 12 of 2012, according to a summary from IPS, and it claimed the district violated the PERA because it did not post teaching position vacancies in accordance with subsection 1 of Article 10 of the parties' collective bargaining agreement and it rejected the contractual obligation to host a bid-bump meeting.
In the written decision by Peltz, he said both the district and the IEA submitted documentation through the end of 2012 and an oral argument took place Jan. 28 of this year before him.
Following the meeting, he said he agreed with IPS on a number of points.
"Similarly the violation of Section 10(1)(a) [of PERA alleged] by the Charging Part must be dismissed. The employer was in fact acting in a manner specifically contemplated by the amendment. There is no factually supported allegation to suggest an unlawful motive (on the part of the Employer) or any intent (by the Employer) to impair union activities. The Employer appears to have been simply following the statute," Peltz said in his ruling.
In addition, he said he does not believe the district failed to maintain the status quo when dealing with a prohibited subject of bargaining. He then recommended the dismissal.
"Ionia Public Schools believed it was following the law when it did not hold a teacher bid-bump meeting last spring. We are pleased this court decision supports our actions. Another court ruling is expected soon regarding prohibited topics, which was an unfair labor practice charge the Board filed a year ago. We are anxious to get these cases resolved and move our district forward in a more positive light," said Batista regarding the judge's decision.
IEA Chief Negotiator Amy Fuller said she was disappointed in the ruling.
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It's freezing! All you want to do is grab a blanket and a big mug of hot chocolate, not only to warm your cold hands, but to warm your soul as well.
If that scenery sounds familiar to you, try this Peppermint mocha hot chocolate, with those leftover pepermint sticks I know you still have laying around.
I've told you before that I bought a lot of candy on my recent trip to the US. One of the things that I wanted to bring back home was candy canes, since we don't see them much around here and my cousins seem to enjoy them. But as you can see in the picture, some of them broke in my suitcase on my way back home...
Instead of beeing sad about it, I just thought I'd do something else them. And by something else, I mean hot chocolate!
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Blitz the candy canes until they're a fine powder. Set aside. Blitz the chocolate (cut in chunks before, it's easier) and add to the candy cane powder. Add the rest of the ingredients and mix well, I recomend a wisk for this. Store in a lidded jar.
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I've made mine in a Magic Bullet, but it will also work in a food processor. Just make sure the chocolate is cold (put in the fridge for a while before blitzing) or it will melt.
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Put 3 tbsp of the powder in a mug and add hot milk. Mix well and enjoy! If you want you can add water instead of milk, but I prefer it with milk.
Now go get that blanket!
Oh I think I should have called it "Chocolat Chaud" instead of hot chocolate, since I really need to start practicing my french! That's right, tomorrow I'm going to Paris! I'm going to spend the weekend to celebrate my birthday, cortesy of my lovely mom! I can't wait to see all those wonderful patisseries, oh lá lá!
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The Navy said in a release Monday that 34-year-old Aaron Alexis, of Texas, left the Navy on Jan. 31, 2011, as a petty officer 3rd class. It's not immediately clear why he left.Alexis had been working for the fleet logistics support squadron No. 46, in Fort Worth, Texas. The Navy says his home of record was New York City.
Alexis was one of 13 people killed during the rampage.
The FBI took charge of the investigation. The dead gunman was identified as Alexis by two federal law enforcement officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.One of those officials said Alexis, 34, was from Texas and is believed to have gotten into the Navy Yard by using someone else's identification card. It is not yet clear if that person was an accomplice or if the ID was stolen.
President Barack Obama mourned yet another mass shooting in the U.S. that he said took the lives of American patriots. Obama promised to make sure "whoever carried out this cowardly act is held responsible."
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The area where the rampage took place, known as Building 197, was part of the headquarters for Naval Sea Systems Command, which buys, builds and maintains ships, submarines and combat systems. The yard is a labyrinth of buildings protected by armed guards at gates and metal detectors, and employees have to show their IDs to come and go.
About 3,000 people work at the headquarters, many of them civilians.
Witnesses described a gunman opening fire from a fourth-floor overlook, aiming down on people in the cafeteria on the main floor. Others said a gunman fired at them in a third-floor hallway. It was not clear whether the witnesses on different floors were describing the same gunman.
Around midday, police said they were searching for two men who may have taken part in the attack — one carrying a handgun and wearing a tan Navy-style uniform and a beret, the other armed with a long gun and wearing an olive-green uniform. Washington Police Chief Cathy Lanier said it was unclear if the men were members of the military.
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Even more impressive than what Dawn of the Planet of the Apes has to say is how it goes about saying it. But what's the most impressive of all is the fact that the movie is having its conversation in the first place. The fact that a science-fiction blockbuster plopped right in the heat of a Marvel Comics- and Michael Bay-stocked summer, composed of computer generated super-apes and post-apocalyptic San Franciscos, is speaking unabashedly about the futility of war, the corrosivity of guns, the corruptibility of man (and ape), and the intense fallibility of any singular ideology.
So astounding is it that Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is delivering these principles that you'll watch with the constant apprehension of a thematic undercut - that a movie like this couldn't possibly carry forth with its desolation of the cells that constitute its summer picture brethren's lifeblood. But the film stays true, never for a moment working to glorify its illustration of violence and hate. Dawn has a lot of ugly things to show us about its world and our own, and it pulls no punches in its presentation.
That's not to say the movie is at all a chore to watch. Though its mission may be grim, Dawn drives us through a story about the impending war between hyper-intelligent simians and what's left of mankind with an effervescent pulse and rich character. On one side, we have Caesar (mo-capped Andy Serkis) struggling to maintain a just and orderly society of his ape brethren in a swanky little set-up in the woods, hoping principally for communal isolation. On the other, Gary Oldman strives for the very same harmony with his slum of Simian Flu-resistant humans, eyeing the power plant on the apes' turf as the source of a basic human necessity. Neither side wants war, and yet neither side is incapable of seeing the other as a threat to what it wants and needs.
We delight in our time in Ape Kingdom, finding a special fascination in watching Caesar play father to his eldest son Blue Eyes (who endures his own coming-of-age crisis of faith), in clever orangutan Maurice pioneering primate academia, and in battered chimp Koba fostering that Macchiavellian drive the old world knew too well. When the story slips into the inevitable nightmare that spawns between two parties, we have as vivid an idea of who's fighting who as any adventure, sci-fi, or war film has given us in recent years.
So who do we root for? That's just one of the many blockbuster conventions that Dawn not only avoids but abjectly annihilates. This isn't a story about good versus bad, right versus wrong, or even man versus ape. This is a story where the act is the enemy. Where war, guns, and hate are the criminal, where trust and love are the unfortunate victim. Dawn is outstandingly impressive in its delivery of these ideas: in the construction of a race of post-human apes, its coloring of archetypal characters (like top billing human Jason Clarke and a simple but substantial Keri Russell) as fluorescent, and its unique understanding and adherence to its message's gravity. But, to reiterate, what's even more unique, outstanding, and impressive is the fact that a movie like this is saying these things at all.


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