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Postal workers, officials upset over USPS plan to consolidate
United States Postal Service officials received heated comments Wednesday night at the Reardon Center regarding its proposed decision to shut down the Kansas City, Kan., USPS Processing and Distribution Center at 5215 Richland Ave.
In front of hundreds of postal service workers, local business owners and residents, district officials from the USPS Kansas-Western Missouri division took questions for more than an hour.
The postal service is considering consolidating operations at the KCK facility into its existing facility in Kansas City, Mo. According to information passed out at the hearing, of the 301 employees at the KCK facility, 236 will be offered positions at the Kansas City, Mo., plant, with the remaining 60 or so jobs not being filled due to attrition.
"It's not our intention to have layoffs involving the area mail processing program," said Gregory Graves, manager of the Kansas and Western Missouri District. "Each one of our employees will remain employed."
The promise of few jobs being lost didn't calm the nerves of many in attendance at the hearing, including Unified Government Mayor/CEO Joe Reardon.
"We're deeply concerned about the loss of jobs from our community," Reardon told Graves. "As you move forward, I hope you carefully consider the community impact."
Richard Watkins, a spokesman for the Midwest division of USPS, said earlier this week the proposed closing is part of a broader national strategy employed by the postal service to trim back operations in first-class stamped mail, which has decreased 22 percent in volume since 1998.
Watkins added the postal service is balancing the act of maintaining customer service while become more efficient and not asking its customers for postal rate increases.
Graves told those in attendance that the Kansas City, Mo. facility has more than 1 million square feet of space, but is only using half of that, and bringing in operations from the Kansas City, Kan., facility would allow the entire operation to run more efficiently.
Reardon wasn't the only public official in attendance Monday night. State Rep. Tom Burroughs (D-33rd District), whose district includes the facility, also made comments questioning the proposal.
"This is the first time we've had to publicly discuss this issue," Burroughs said. "I ask you to strongly reconsider your decision. We want these jobs to stay here."
But some at the hearing are convinced the decision to move operations has already been made.
"The postal service has not been transparent in sharing with us how they calculated the cost savings of moving facilities," said John Savala, president of the Mail Handler's Union, Local 297. "Without that information, we can't determine if the move makes sense. But I think the meeting was a waste of time because the move is a forgone conclusion."
In information available at the hearing, the postal service estimates that more than $5.7 million will be saved if the two facilities are consolidated, with the bulk of the savings coming from "annual workload savings" of nearly $4 million.
Officials estimate the transfer of operations will cost about $1.1 million to complete.
Savala said that no formal meetings between the mail handlers and USPS officials are scheduled.
Mark Giddens, president of the American Postal Workers Union, Local No. 238, said Wednesday's meeting was just the "same old song and dance."
"It's part of the process they have to follow in order to close the facility," Giddens said. "I think this is already a done deal, but they have to allow the public to speak."
Watkins said earlier this week that no timetable has been made on when the decision will be made to consolidate, noting that public comments will be accepted until July 12. Graves told the audience the USPS is still in a discovery phase and hasn't made any official decision.
Editor's Note: A previous article about the USPS hearing contained inaccurate information supplied by the USPS. The article stated the Kansas City, Kan., facility was spread out over multiple floors, when in fact it is a single-story structure. The Kansan regrets the error.


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NEW YORK (AP) — A government survey of parents says 1 in 50 U.S. schoolchildren has autism, surpassing another federal estimate for the disorder.
Health officials say the new number doesn't mean autism is occurring more often. But it does suggest that doctors are diagnosing autism more frequently, especially in children with milder problems.
The earlier government estimate of 1 in 88 comes from a study that many consider more rigorous. It looks at medical and school records instead of relying on parents.
For decades, autism meant kids with severe language, intellectual and social impairments and unusual, repetitious behaviors. But the definition has gradually expanded and now includes milder, related conditions.
The new estimate released Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would mean at least 1 million children have autism.
The number is important — government officials look at how common each illness or disorder is when weighing how to spend limited public health funds.
It's also controversial.
The new statistic comes from a national phone survey of more than 95,000 parents in 2011 and 2012. Less than a quarter of the parents contacted agreed to answer questions, and it's likely that those with autistic kids were more interested than other parents in participating in a survey on children's health, CDC officials said.
Still, CDC officials believe the survey provides a valid snapshot of how many families are affected by autism, said Stephen Blumberg, the CDC report's lead author.
The study that came up with the 1-in-88 estimate had its own limitations. It focused on 14 states, only on children 8 years old, and the data came from 2008. Updated figures based on medical and school records are expected next year.
"We've been underestimating" how common autism is, said Michael Rosanoff of Autism Speaks, an advocacy group. He believes the figure is at least 1 in 50.
There are no blood or biologic tests for autism, so diagnosis is not an exact science. It's identified by making judgments about a child's behavior.
Doctors have been looking for autism at younger and younger ages, and experts have tended to believe most diagnoses are made in children by age 8.
However, the new study found significant proportions of children were diagnosed at older ages.
Dr. Roula Choueiri, a neurodevelopmental pediatrician at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, said she's seen that happening at her clinic. Those kids "tend to be the mild ones, who may have had some speech delays, some social difficulties," she wrote in an email. But they have more problems as school becomes more demanding and social situations grow more complex, she added.

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FX's The Americans: Spy Thriller or Family Drama?
On FX's new drama The Americans, two Russian spies move to the United States, start a family and spy on - you guessed it - America. Welcome to the height of the Cold War, an era when Americans lived in constant fear that the Russians could get the upper hand. The cleverness of The Americans is that the show actually gets you rooting for the bad guys. That's because, deep down, the series is a family drama - this just isn't your conventional family.
Who will you root for on FX's KGB spy drama The Americans?
Brothers & Sisters' Matthew Rhys portrays the patriarch, Phillip Jennings, while Felicity's Keri Russell plays his reluctant wife Elizabeth. Recruited by the KGB at a young age, Phillip and Elizabeth were paired together and sent off to America to pose as a couple. But after several years of deep cover - which includes raising two American-born children who are completely unaware of their parents' secret - Phillip has begun to have second thoughts about their mission and what it ultimately might cost them. But those are feelings his wife does not share.
"When we meet Phillip, he's at an incredible time of transition in his life," Rhys tells TVGuide.com. "He realizes there's an expiry date on the life they're living and if it does come to end, it means his children will be in a home and they'll be in prison. He wants to safeguard and secure their future. His emotions for his wife have started to change for the real and he wants to take her with him and secure the kids' lives."
On the opposite side of the spectrum, Elizabeth remains dedicated to serving her country at any and all costs. "Phillip, on paper, is the more relatable one by far," Russell says. "He's the one who feels things. He loves his wife. I think she's all jammed up emotionally. She's such a good soldier and she's going to do the right thing and compartmentalize everything."
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If you ignore the spy aspects of the storyline for just a moment, Russell says, "It really feels, at its best, like a metaphor on marriage. I know they're fighting about the politics of these giant countries, but really, at the root of it, there are these two people trying to be in a relationship and being at odds with each other."
Of course, this isn't a conventional marriage either. "They're allowed to sleep with other people. They have to be good at sleeping with other people and lying is a part of their job," Russell notes. "To me, the interesting thing is the marriage and being able to watch that unfold and get messy."
Adding a wrinkle to everything is something neither spy could've foreseen: In the premiere (Wednesday at 10/9c, FX), counter-intelligence FBI Agent Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich) moves in across the street. With Phillip's wavering feelings about defection, Stan's proximity could cause quite a problem. "That threat will be ever-present," Russell says, noting that Phillip will actually befriend Stan in upcoming episodes. Adds Rhys: "You'll see him working Stan for the old adage that you keep your enemies close. I think he's going to use that to his full advantage."
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Ultimately, the end of their story is already written. (News flash: the Soviet Union fell.) But that's doesn't mean we won't see the Russians come close to realizing their dreams - especially once President Ronald Reagan is shot early on in the series. "Once Regan gets shot, everything is heightened enormously because there's the threat of nuclear war," Russell says. "I think we, as Americans, didn't realize how close it actually came."
The Americans premieres Wednesday at 10/9c on FX.
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Jim Carrey: Fox News Is a "Media Colostomy Bag"
Jim Carrey is a comedian, but his beef with Fox News is no laughing matter. In a press release sent to Fox on Friday, Carrey calls the network "a media colostomy bag."
The feud stems back to a video Carrey recently made for Funny or Die, in which he weighs in on the debate over banning assault weapons with a Hee Haw-style parody poking fun at Charlton Heston and other gun enthusiasts.
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Fox News' Greg Gutfield aired a segment on the video, calling Carrey a "dirty, stinking coward," and said that the video made him want to "go out and buy a gun."
In response, Carrey sent a press release to the station, which he referred to as "Fux News."
"Since I released my 'Cold Dead Hand' video on Funny or Die this week, I have watched Fux News rant, rave, bare its fangs and viciously slander me because of my stand against large magazines and assault rifles," Carrey wrote. "I would take them to task legally if I felt they were worth my time or that anyone with a brain in their head could actually fall for such irresponsible buffoonery. ... In my opinion Fux News is a last resort for kinda-sorta-almost-journalists whose options have been severely limited by their extreme and intolerant views; a media colostomy bag that has begun to burst at the seams and should be emptied before it becomes a public health issue."
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The Greater Washington Sports Alliance is hosting it's 6th annual SneakerBall gala on September 15, honoring the best of sports in the greater Washington, DC region, and for the first time, voting for the organization's SneakerBall Awards has been opened to the public.
The categories cover athletic performance, franchise leadership, community sponsorship and media coverage, but the one that attracted our attention was "Best Team Mascot," in which Teddy Roosevelt got the nomination over actual Nationals mascot Screech.
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From what I know this picture was taken in Washington D.C. It's widely available in print but I don't know who the photographer was. A great, great picture however, of two boys running ahead of two cops on motorcycles and side cars. Most likely taken in the late 10s, it gives a furtive taste of how free kids were to roam the streets, something I'm happy to say I am old enough to have experienced myself, free of smart phones, free to run wild until you got home and mom gave you a scolding for staying out so late.
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Amy Gehrt: Mitt Romney ruffles feathers during presidential debate
The first debate between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney could have been a game-changer.
During the head-to-head matchup last week Obama seemed flat, while Romney, trying to score points in the wake of his infamous 47 percent comment, gave the performance of his life.
Yet in the hours and days since then, Romney's words have once again returned to bite him. Repeatedly. Independent fact checkers have had a field day with Romney's apparent inability to tell the truth. In fact, according to nonpartisan organization ThinkProgress, "Romney told 27 myths in 38 minutes."
Even more illuminating, one so-called "fact" Romney rattled off about his health care plan was so far off the mark his own campaign called him out on it.
But perhaps his biggest gaffe of the night was going after Big Bird and the rest of the "Sesame Street" crew.
"I'm going to the stop the subsidy to PBS. I'm going to stop other things," Romney said. "I like PBS. I love Big Bird. I actually like you, too," he said to debate moderator Jim Lehrer. "But I'm not going to keep on spending money on things to borrow money from China to pay for it."
Romney was clearly hoping the remark would resonate with voters who want a concrete plan for reining in the federal deficit. But, as it turns out, picking on one of the nation's most beloved children's characters makes one seem more like a bully than a financial leader willing to make the tough choices.
It's not difficult to see why, either. Like most Americans, I grew up watching "Sesame Street." It helped teach me the alphabet, numbers, colors and even simple math and reasoning skills. Important life lessons many of us still carry with us today were also reinforced on the program. We learned social skills such as sharing, respecting others' feelings and property, overcoming shyness, being friends with those who are different than you, controlling impulses ... the list goes on and on. Even difficult subjects such as death have been movingly tackled on "Sesame Street."
Admittedly, times have changed since I was a child. The cable explosion means there are far more channels from which to choose, and some are even devoted to children's programming. However, much of it is mindless drivel, and even the rare educational offering falls far short of "Sesame Street." Perhaps that is why so many parents still trust the iconic show to educate and entertain their little ones, even if they are fortunate enough to be able to afford cable.
As PBS itself noted in a statement issued Oct. 4, "Our service is watched by 81 percent of all children between the ages of 2-8. Each day, the American public receives an enduring and daily return on investment that is heard, seen, read and experienced in public media broadcasts, apps, podcasts and online — all for the cost of about $1.35 per person per year.
"Earlier in 2012, a Harris Interactive poll confirmed that Americans consider PBS the most trusted public institution and the second most valuable use of public funds, behind only national defense, for the 9th consecutive year. A key thing to remember is that public television and radio stations are locally owned and community focused and they are experts in working efficiently to make limited resources produce results. In fact, for every $1.00 of federal funding invested, they raise an additional $6.00 on their own — a highly effective public-private partnership."
In fact, according to the Huffington Post, financial statements show Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization that produces "Sesame Street," actually earned $46.9 million in licensing revenue in 2011 — helping to pay 1,320 employees.
Not all of the shows are so successful, of course, but they all still provide employment opportunities that wouldn't be there otherwise. That knowledge certainly seems to poke holes in Romney's "job creation" justification for eliminating public broadcasting programming, doesn't it?
And if the jobs report released Friday showing the unemployment rate had dipped to 7.8 percent — the lowest level since January 2009 — is any indication, the economy is improving, slowly but steadily, without the need to ruffle the feathers of millions of Americans by killing off Big Bird.
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I will not be criticizing or endorsing any particular trucking company or any type of school that specialize in obtaining CDL license along with the training that's included with their program. What I will touch on some key topics that I think is very important before you start your journey into free truck driving schools Germantown, Tennessee.
Are You Looking for Truck Driving Schools in Germantown, Tennessee?
Earn six figures driving big trucks! You may have heard that there is a great shortage of truck drivers all across our country. I'm very pleased to have you reading my "Truck Driving Schools in Germantown, Tennessee Review." I would hope that you would stay reading this until the very end.
The question that I must ask is it really free training that they are providing you? In my opinion, if a trucking company is going to train you, meaning that you have no experience in trucking driving, they expect you to work for them for a period of time. This may require you signing a contact which protects the company.
The company don't want to lose individuals that they train and go off somewhere else working for higher pay, which you can't blame them for wanting to protect their invested interest, meaning you!
What Are the Requirements to Join a Germantown, Tennessee Truck School?
I would also like to mention an opportunity at the very end of my Germantown truck driving school writing, that you can use as an alternative to being a truck driver or use in conjunction with being a truck driving. It has the potential to earning you six figures in the long run!
But first, let's find out what are some of the requirements you will possibly need in order to qualify for these free truck driving schools in Germantown, Tennessee.
If you decide that you'd like to apply to get accepted into a paid training program, you'll have to meet certain requirements in order to qualify.
Germantown truck driving schools and trucking companies place high importance on safety and commitment. Below are some requirements that you'll have to meet when applying.
1. 21 years of age (some will except 18-year-old)
2. Must have standard driver's license (will have to obtain a CDL learner's permit, good for 180 days)
3. You must be a U.S citizen or legally allowed to work in the U.S. (Green Card).
4. You must not have any DUI/DWI convictions in the last 5 years.
5. Your driving record cannot contain any moving violations in the last 3 years.
6. You must pass a DOT medical examination.
7. Must pass a DOT drug test.
8. Must undergo a criminal history background check.
9. You must have a good work history that is verifiable for the last three years.
10. You must work for the truck company for at least 1 year (some require a 2-year commitment).
After you have met all of the above requirements, then you're ready to start your training with a qualified free truck driving schools Germantown, Tennessee of your choice.
These schools can be anywhere from 4 -8 weeks, but usually 4 weeks. The class training will be 8 hours a day 5 days out of the week. Class usually starts at different phases throughout the year, you may even have to go out side of Germantown to find a trucking school.
What happens After completing The Free Truck Driving School(s) in Germantown, Tennessee?
Once you successfully completed your training through the many qualified free truck driving schools (Germantown, Tennessee) and obtained your CDL license, then you're ready to start working, if you were sponsored by a trucking company.
If you weren't sponsored by a Germantown trucking company, then more than likely you had to pay for the truck driving training that you received. The cost of the training can vary from school to school.
Now, I know you probably want to know about earning the six-figure salary? Well, most companies that sponsored you, meaning that they paid the upfront cost of your training, is not going to pay you that six figure salary.
You will probably start off between $33,000-$77,00 a year. Working anywhere from 10-14 hours a day. As you get more experience, then you can better negotiate your salary or find someone willing to pay that six-figure salary. Which may require relocating to another city or state.
Alternative to Joining a Truck Driving School!
I'm pretty sure that you really have an interest in becoming a truck driver and you wanted that free training, plus be able to get that paid CDL training (Germantown, Tennessee) trucking school. And if you're able to achieve your goals…I Wish You Much SUCCESS!
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Now this income opportunity that I'm about to reveal is not a get rich quick scheme, but it's designed to increase your income over a period of time. It doesn't take up a lot of your time, as a matter of fact, it way less time consuming of being a truck driver.
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Richard McAdams and Thomas Ulen recently posted their paper, "Behavioral Criminal Law and Economics," on SSRN. Here's the paper's abstract.
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A behavioral economics literature identifies how behaviorally-derived assumptions affect the economic analysis of criminal law and public law enforcement. We review and extend that literature. Specifically, we consider the effect of cognitive biases, prospect theory, hedonic adaptation, hyperbolic discounting, fairness preferences, and other deviations from standard economic assumptions on the optimal rules for deterring potential offenders and for regulating (or motivating) potential crime victims, legislators, police, prosecutors, judges, and juries.
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For those interested in a more detailed summary, we have excerpted portions of the paper's introduction below.
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The standard theoretical law‐and‐economics account of criminal behavior begins from the observation that potential criminals are rational decisionmakers. Becker (1969). The theory assumes that potential criminals compare the expected costs and benefits of criminal activity, where the expected benefits include the anticipated monetary and nonmonetary returns to the crime, discounted by their probabilities of realization, and the expected costs of the crime, which include formal and informal sanctions (the latter including loss of lawful employment opportunities, social stigma, and guilt), discounted by the probabilities of detection. If the expected benefits exceed the expected costs, then the rational potential criminal commits the crime; otherwise, he or she does not. Moreover, the rational potential criminal compares the expected costs and benefits of criminal activity with those of legitimate activity and rationally allocates her time and other resources between those alternatives so that the marginal net benefit is equated.
Similarly, the standard law‐and‐economics account of other participants in the criminal justice system—police, judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, juries, and legislators—also presumes rational decisionmaking. So, the police—both individually and collectively—may choose to allocate their limited resources according to rational calculations about costs and benefits, choosing, for example, between the investigation of detected crimes and prevention of crimes so that the marginal productivity of additional resources devoted to either activity is equal. Not only has this account received theoretical elaboration and extension, it has also been tested empirically. For a review, see Levitt & Miles (2007). The early empirical literature—that of the 1970s—was often done in alternating turns by those favorably disposed toward the rational‐choice‐theory account and those critical of that theory. In the late 1970s a panel of the National Academy of Sciences surveyed the empirical literature and reached the conclusion that "deterrence works"—that is, that the predictions of the rational‐choice‐theory explain observed patterns of criminal behavior.
These theoretical accounts of decisionmaking by criminals and other participants in the criminal justice system have had a profound influence on legal scholarship over the past 40 years and an equally important impact on criminal justice policy. For example, the United States Sentencing Commission, created by Congress in the early 1980s, was charged to rationalize federal criminal sentencing by, among other things, reducing the variability of sentences on the ground that indeterminate sentencing was not as deterring as determinate sentencing. And in the debates to explain the remarkable decline in crime that began in the early 1990s, some have argued that that decline is partly attributable to the deterrence‐based policies of the 1980s and 1990s, such as the remarkable increase in the frequency with which criminals have been incarcerated. Levitt (2004).
But at the same time as these rational‐choice‐theory‐based arguments have become so important, a significant and broad criticism of rational choice theory and of its application to issues of criminal law has been made. That criticism is called "behavioralism." Importantly, behavioralism is not a theoretical criticism of rational choice theory. Rather, it is a criticism based almost entirely on experimental and other empirical studies that find the predictions of rational choice theory to be inaccurate. To illustrate with one example, rational choice theory predicts that in making decisions under uncertainty, decisionmakers accurately ascertain the probabilities of the various alternatives open to them, apply those probabilities to payoffs of the alternatives, and choose that alternative that maximizes their expected subjective utility. But psychologists and economists have discovered that most decisionmakers facing an uncertain set of options use far simpler heuristics to make a decision, such as choosing that alternative that is most "salient."
The findings of behavioralism have become so thorough and well‐established as to make it difficult to begin any analysis of decisionmaking from the position of rational choice theory. This, of course, has profound implications for many areas of law and public policy, including criminal law. Many of the policy changes championed or implemented after the impact of Becker's revolutionary insight stand or should stand on less firm foundations than had been previously thought to be the case. The central purpose of this chapter is to indicate how some of the central findings of the behavioral literature erode the rational‐choice‐theoretic foundations of criminal law and policy and to show how a recognition of the behavioral literature might lead to a rethinking of the legal and policy conclusions of the past 30 or so years.
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Eugene Robinson: Not in the national interest
Are we really going to do this? Are we going to wade into a struggle we don't really want to fight? Are we going to mire ourselves in a senseless, grinding conflict whose possible outcomes range from bad to worse?
I'm talking about the upcoming budget battles in Washington, of course. (What, you thought I meant something else?)
Incredibly, Congress seems determined to spend much of the fall demonstrating its boundless talent for dysfunction. House Republicans say they will threaten once again to send the nation into default -- and the economy over a cliff -- by refusing to raise the federal debt ceiling, now set at $16.7 trillion. This means that by mid-October, the government will exhaust its borrowing authority and be left without enough money to pay its bills.
"The president doesn't think this is fair, thinks I'm being difficult to deal with," Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said last week at an Idaho fundraiser. "But I'll say this: It may be unfair, but what I'm trying to do here is to leverage the political process to produce more change than what it would produce if left to its own devices. We're going to have a whale of a fight."
In other words, Boehner is looking forward to the opportunity to threaten the nation with grievous harm. Nice little economic recovery you're working on. Wouldn't want anything to happen to it.
President Obama, who has seen this movie before, says there will be no fight because he categorically refuses to negotiate over the debt ceiling. He demands that Congress do its job -- which amounts to a routine bit of bookkeeping -- without all the needless drama.
Investors around the world still consider U.S. Treasury bills, notes and bonds to be the ultimate safe haven, especially in times of economic uncertainty. It is unthinkable that our elected officials, supposedly working in the nation's best interests, would threaten this exalted and immensely beneficial status by intentionally triggering a default.
So, who's going to blink?
Obama certainly has the stronger political position. His approval numbers may be stuck in the high 40s, but ratings for Congress are down in the teens -- and sinking.
Boehner, however, has almost no room to maneuver. House Republicans are still fuming at having been forced to swallow a modest tax increase for the wealthy as part of the "fiscal cliff" deal earlier this year. The responsible thing would be for Boehner to bring a simple bill raising the debt ceiling to the floor, where it would pass with the votes of Democrats and non-crazy Republicans. But that would probably cost Boehner his job.
You're depressed already? I'm just getting started.
Before we even get to the debt-ceiling fight, the government will run out of authority to spend money on Sept. 30 -- which means no ability to function -- unless Congress approves a continuing resolution. Doing so should be another no-brainer, but some Republicans are itching for a government shutdown. Because, you know, that worked so well for Newt Gingrich in the '90s.
Boehner wants none of that. But in an attempt to get House Republicans to avert a shutdown by passing a short-term funding bill, he promises them a "whale of a fight" later over the debt ceiling. (He treats his caucus as if it were a cage full of rabid wolverines.)
Oh, and there's another whole dimension to the pointless political snarling and bickering we will have to endure over the next few months: Obamacare.
Some Republicans believe, or say they believe, that they can use the continuing-resolution fight or the debt-ceiling fight, or maybe both, to force Obama to sign legislation nullifying all or part of his health care reforms. One idea is to take away Obamacare's funding. Another is to delay the individual health insurance mandate, due to take effect next year.
Do they really believe the president is willing to forsake his most important legislative accomplishment? Before it even comes fully into effect?
This is a tragic waste of time and effort, and the House Republicans are to blame. Remember when Democrats captured the House in 2006? They worked with George W. Bush, even though they disagreed with his policies. Most Democrats adamantly opposed the Iraq War, but then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi made sure that Bush got the funding he needed for the troops.
Boehner and his crew need to act like grown-ups. If they don't, voters need to send them home.
Eugene Robinson's email address is email@example.com.
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The future of personal training in the fitness industry looks like this:
- One-on-one training will increasingly be focused on educating clients about their bodies and how to keep them fit independently of the trainer. (This is an "education.")
- Small group training is where clients will go to get a workout. (This is an "experience.")
"Big enough to be fun, but small enough to still be quality." This is how I describe small group training.
Small group training has been gaining popularity because it's an affordable, fun way for clients to take advantage of a trainer's expertise at a lower financial investment — all while keeping the fun and competitiveness of a group dynamic.
In order to gain the benefits of this popular training model in your career, here are some essential guidelines to follow. Understanding what exactly small group training is — and how it differs from one-on-one training — along with learning effective program design will ensure your small group training is a profitable enterprise for your training business, and a positive experience for your clients.
Definition: Small Group Training vs. One-on-One Training
In time, one-on-one training will require more sophisticated skills in identifying an individual's postural and movement quality concerns on the path to reaching their larger goals. It will increasingly become about zeroing in on the very specific movement needs of the individual.
If someone wants a workout, one-on-one training is most likely too expensive, and the frequency will only make the expense greater.
Small group training presents the opportunity for people to experience the benefits of the creativity and motivation of a trainer while lowering the financial entry point and/or spending more time with the trainer for the available funds.
Some clients may potentially do both — pursue one-on-one training so they can work on their individual concerns relating specifically to their bodies, and at the same time enjoy the experience of small group training. But they serve different purposes, so it's important to understand the distinction.
Basic Framework: Class Size & Program Length
Size of Small Group Programs
In general, an effective small group training program has fewer than 10 participants and the instructor does not work out with the clients (in contrast with traditional group exercise).
The current trend is to have large boot camps with instructors using high energy to "put on a show" and use high-intensity exercises to justify the expense with sweat. This often draws instructors with less-refined skills in movement and teaching since the large number of participants does not provide the opportunity to correct movement quality. So in effect, it allows the instructor to "hide" their lack of movement knowledge in a larger group dynamic. This may provide a "hard" workout, but so what? If it isn't part of something larger and more meaningful to the client, we have not provided any real and lasting change.
With a small group limited to 10 participants or less, it will be fun, but still small enough to retain high quality.
You will still have the ability to correctly supervise movement and make little corrections along the way — the mark of a true professional. I have long been opposed to the "intensity without intelligence" that often passes for workout instruction today.
As instructors, we are to instruct. And this means we convey useful information along with our motivation. We are more than cheerleaders shouting "Great job!" after every single exercise.
Small Group Training Program Length
The typical time-frame for most small group training programs would ideally be around four to six weeks. This is short enough for numerous people to commit without schedule conflicts, but is still long enough to see measurable progress.
In some cases, it may be better to run a longer session. For example, if you were creating a small group marathon training program, the timeline could be eight to 10 weeks because the lead time to prepare for this goal is typically longer.
Program Design Made Easy Using the ACE IFT™ Model
Even in the small group environment, we can still coach movement while inspiring big effort by structuring our small group training sessions around the ACE Integrated Fitness Training™ (IFT™) Model.
You can design your small group workouts to have stations that focus on all phases of the ACE IFT™ model. [For those not yet familiar with it, here is an overview: Phase 1 (Stability & Mobility), Phase 2 (Movement), Phase 3 (Load), and Phase 4 (Performance). This free webinar, worth 0.1 CEC, goes into great detail about each of the phases.]
For example, you might have a mountain climbers (a phase 4 exercise) followed in the circuit by Bird-dog (a phase 1 exercise). This allows some active recovery from the bigger effort while still providing significant benefit to the client.
Your small group training programs can be created around one of three general models: equipment-based, technique- or skill-based, or outcome-based.
- Equipment-based small group training can appeal to people who prefer a certain style of training or equipment type, such as kettlebells or suspension training devices.
- Technique- or skill-based small group training will allow for a targeted approach to individuals preparing for an activity or sport, such as kickboxing or mixed martial arts, marathon training, or ski conditioning.
- Outcome-based small group training targets people who are looking for a specific physical result or change from the program – weight-loss, wedding preparation, fitting into "skinny jeans," etc.
Marketing Your Small Group Training Program
How you sell your small group training program is an essential component of your program — perhaps even more important than the exercises you would use. You want to have something compelling about your program that gets people excited and motivated about participating.
Putting the time into creating a compelling title, description, and solid pricing will pay off down the line.
No one will know how great your small group program is if they don't join it. In clear and compelling terms, while steering clear of hype, you will want to get people excited about what they will experience and the results they will gain.
The trainers who will find success in the future are the ones who will know how to deliver a quality fitness experience that delivers results while also helping people move more effectively, effortlessly and efficiently in their bodies.
This quality is difficult, if not impossible, to maintain with larger, boot camp-style workouts. Small group training is the "sweet spot" of keeping the fitness experience large enough to be a fun, interactive experience while small enough to maintain focus on quality.
Clients will quit a workout, but they will not quit seeking a coach or mentor. Be more than a cheerleader; be a leader.
Discover more about small group training and experience a terrific small group workout by signing up for the ACE Small Group Training workshop. Learn directly from Jonathan himself who will be teaching this workshop on March 22nd, 2012 at EMPOWER! Fusion in Chicago as well as on May 19th, 2012 in New York City. Sign up today!


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In my 3D modeling and texturing article, I mentioned that a lot of the time involved in 3D texturing is spent dealing with UVs, the coordinate system that all 3D applications use for applying textures to models. It's not a good system because you have to manually create them, like dressing a model with a flat cloth and some scissors, so UV-mapping complex shapes is very tedious. Then you have the problem of seams, especially when bump and displacement maps are involved. And often you have to redo UVs at the end of sculpting because they have been stretched and compressed from the movement of polygons. So you're then forced to bake your textures from a bad-UV model to a good-UV model leaving you with a mountain of cruft of old meshes, new meshes, old textures, new textures. It's just a headache all around.
This is where Ptex comes in. Developed by Brent Burley at Disney Animation Studios, Ptex generated a ton of buzz a couple years ago with its simple promise: no more UVs and no more headaches. It was like someone saying "self-cleaning apartment"—everyone wanted in. With Ptex, textures are parametrically stored per polygonal face and there are no visible seams.
The famous drool-worthy image released by Disney showed Ptex's automatic and seamless texture coordinate system in action:
If that's hard to appreciate, look closely at the top base model: the displaced bumps are actually texture tiles, joined at the edge of each face—with no seam. It's kind of like a person laying pieces of arbitrarily-sized tiling, but you can't tell it's not one piece of bumpy floor.
And there was no user interaction to create the map—you simply told the app to make a Ptex texture and painted away. Other perks of the Ptex format include support for subdivision surfaces, 8-bit, 16-bit and floating-point image data, metadata, and the ability to store an arbitrary amount of textures (color diffuse, bump, normal, specularity, etc.) within one .ptx file. It's cruft-proof on so many levels.
After Ptex was made open source last year, it was simply a matter of time before it made it into packages. Here at Siggraph 2010, it's clear that time has finally come. First came to Pixar's PRMan 15, then 3D-Coat support for Ptex arrived a couple months ago, and Houdini 11 added Ptex support with yesterday's release. Wednesday, Pixar and Autodesk reps were also showing demos of a Mudbox alpha with Ptex. The Foundry's Mari (the texture painting app that was used for Avatar) also has some Ptex integration in Mari 1.0.
Considering that Mudbox is an Autodesk product, it's fair to say that the next release of its animation/rendering applications will support Ptex too. It can't come too soon and I can't wait for the day we can finally say "in the olden days, we used these things called YOOOOUUUU VEEEES."


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Basic Anatomy of the Heart
About the heart
The heart is the hardest working muscle in the human body. Located almost in the center of the chest, the adult human heart is about the size of a fist.
At an average rate of 80 times a minute, the heart beats about 115,000 times in one day or about 42 million times in a year. In a 70-year lifetime, an average human heart will beat more than 2.5 billion times. Even when a person is at rest, the heart continuously works hard.
How the heart works
The cardiovascular system is made up of the heart and blood vessels. It's responsible for circulating blood throughout your body to supply the tissues with oxygen and nutrients.
The heart is the muscle that pumps blood filled with oxygen and nutrients through the blood vessels to the body tissues. It is made up of:
Four chambers (two atria and two ventricles) that receive blue (deoxygenated) blood from the body and pump out red (oxygen-rich) blood back to to it:
The atria receive blood coming back to the heart.
The ventricles pump the blood out of the heart.
Blood vessels, which include a network of arteries and veins that carry blood throughout the body:
Arteries transport blood from the heart to the body tissues.
Veins carry blood back to the heart.
Four valves to prevent backward flow of blood:
Each valve is designed to allow the forward flow of blood and prevent backward flow.
An electrical system that serves as a natural pacemaker and stimulates contraction of the heart muscle.


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South Bay Botanic Gardens Contributes Plants and Talent to New Student Garden
Tiffany Elementary students to benefit
Tiffany Elementary School's thumb just got a little greener, thanks to donated plants and volunteers from the South Bay Botanic Garden. Tiffany Elementary, with sponsorship by the American Heart Association and Sharp, unveiled its learning garden to help promote healthier lifestyles and implement a more hands-on horticulture-based curriculum.
Southwestern College's Landscape and Nursing Technology (LNT) Program as well as the South Bay Botanic Gardens participated in the event by donating $100 worth of plants as well has having eight volunteers at the event to help students plant fruits and vegetables.
Eduardo Munguia, Horticulture Field Site Manager at Southwestern College, said donating time and money was an easy choice because students in the LNT program have a passion for horticulture and a desire to help with this important community project.
"We're neighbors," said Munguia. "We're right across the street.To be able to help kids get started with a passion for growing—that really touches the core of what we love to do."
Dr. Eunice Sanchez, President of the San Diego American Heart Association, said that sponsoring a community garden helped in their goal of promoting healthier lifestyles in the community.
"We want to expose children early on to promote healthier eating habits as well as curriculum that focuses on the importance of fruits and vegetables," said Sanchez.
Julie Adam, garden coordinator at Tiffany Elementary, said she applied for the grant to promote education of healthy eating and healthy living. Adam said the South Bay Botanic Garden had been a tremendous help in the process of implementing the learning garden.
"I feel really blessed and honored to have Southwestern College right here to help us with this project because their knowledge has been invaluable to us," said Adams.
Edward Munguia, field site manager of the South Bay Botanic Garden, helps a student plan a California native plant around Tiffany's new learning garden. The California native plants are meant to attract pollinators and butterflies.
Landscape and Nursing Technology Student Lucretia Trapero-Fabrega (right) volunteers and helps a group of fourth graders plant watermelon while teaching them about proper planting techniques.
Dr. Eunice Sanchez-Mata, president of the American Heart Association, San Diego, Dr. Francisco Escobeo, superintendent of the Chula Vista Elementary School District, and Stephen Chin, manager of marketing and communications for Sharp Health Plan, cut the ribbon to Tiffany's learning garden.


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Unlike most American manufacturers, Monsieur Soussan does not use lecithin, no emulsifiers, all that goes into his confections are cacao butter, vanilla beans and a little sugar. While he prefers 70% cacao content, because of the American market his creations average between 53% to 60% cacao. Still above the American manufacturers' norm!
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One traditional way to celebrate Father's Day is to have a family barbeque. To make your BBQ a success, follow these tips.
Select good cuts of meat: Since the guest of honor at a BBQ is the meat, make sure you get the best cuts of meat you possibly can. Decide what kind of meat dad wants on Father's Day and then be selective at the butcher or grocery store.
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State regulators say at least 84,000 gallons of water contaminated with oil and chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing spilled from a broken well-head in a field about 4 miles north of Windsor.
A mechanical failure at about 9:30 a.m. Monday sent a smelly stream of steaming, greenish fluid onto soil and required fire trucks testing air every 30 minutes to ensure leaking natural gas was not about to explode and the use of a vacuum truck to try to suck up the liquid, state natural resources spokesman Todd Hartman said.
The flow from the well bore was stopped more than 30 hours later.
PDC crews dug trenches around the spill and hired Wild Well Control to plug the well, but not before natural gas leaked, Windsor-Severance Fire Rescue operations chief Mike Blackwill said. "We weren't going to go right up next to it. There was very limited information."
The closest homes are about 1,500 feet away.
A Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission inspector and engineer responded to the scene. They don't yet know whether the spill contaminated groundwater or streams, or whether enforcement action will be taken, Hartman said Wednesday.
"We are still reviewing what happened," Hartman said.
He said PDC Energy has removed soil from the well pad and is testing other areas for contamination. "Cold weather assisted the cleanup by freezing and immobilizing the material."
PDC has reported two other spills near Greeley in the past few weeks. Both contaminated groundwater, according to a state database of spills.
A Jan. 22 spill by PDC released 2,880 gallons of oil and covered 3,900 square feet, leaving groundwater contaminated with benzene at a concentration 128 times higher than the state limit along with toluene and xylene chemicals.
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Glxgears is not a Benchmark
glxgears is an OpenGL program that reports FPS (frames per second) numbers. However, it is a very limited 'test'. Unlike most modern 3D games, glxgears:
- has an extremely low vertex/polygon count
- does no texturing at all
- only simple, flat shading is used (except inside the hole in each gear is simple smooth shading)
- all vertex data is stored in a display list, so almost nothing passes between host CPU and video card once rendering is started. This mostly implies video card fill rate is limited. But, see next point.
- the default window size is 300x300, a large part of which is not even rendered into, so it's not even a good fill rate test
- the entire render step consists of only 21 OpenGL functions calls, of which only 6 are unique. This is not a very good OpenGL API stress test. Something like glean would be better.
So to summarize, glxgears only tests a small part of what you typically see in a 3D game. You could have glxgears FPS performance increase, but your 3D game performance decrease. Likewise, you could have glxgears performance decrease and your 3D game performance increase.
(Information taken from posts by Septor and dataangel - Thanks!).
Debunking the Myth (radeon vs fglrx)
Your FPS numbers went up after you load the fglrx driver! This is not because the radeon driver "sucks." This is due to the activation of *HARDWARE* acceleration since the 'radeon' driver has no 3D acceleration. Your 'radeon' driver was using your CPU and the Indirect MESA OpenGL library. Your 'fglrx' driver is using your Radeon VPU. Imagine that!
Note that in current versions of X.Org X11, the above is only true for r5xx and later series Radeons. r1xx series cards (Radeon VE, Radeon 7xxx) are supported (including 3D hardware acceleration) by the "radeon" driver and r2xx series cards (up to Radeon 9250) by the "r200" driver. There is now a r300 dri module that supports 3D acceleration with Radeon 9500 and above, up to X850 (r3xx and r4xx series). (Tested by this paragraphs's writer on R9600XT.) Although it is really an initial thing so don't expect it to work with decent commercial games (is that still true?). (Tested with Tuxracer and Devil Whiskey, both worked fine, unfortunately a bit slower). This driver is now available as part of X.org R6.9 and R7.0. See the Driver FAQ at X.org. The "ati" driver also included with X.Org X11 will automatically figure out which of the 3 Radeon driver flavors (radeon, r200, r300) to load.
Debunking the Myth (fglrx updates)
Your FPS numbers went up/down after you loaded the latest version! This is not because there was a change in the driver. Since the program is so wild and sensitive to load (since it barely uses any computational power), any 100+ FPS increase or decrease can easily be attributed to a music program or OpenOffice document you have open. You can also wildy change FPS in glxgears by simply unfocusing the window. Want a 1000FPS increase?? UNFOCUS THE WINDOW! Of course this is meaningless, since you can't enjoy Doom3 if you can't see the window.
Debunking the Myth (glxgears is a benchmark)
glxgears is not a benchmark.
You can use it to show that DRI works, but it does not even test that well. There's glxinfo or your Xorg.0.log to tell you if DRI was enabled as well.
And for the people who're wondering why CPU usage is 100%, while glxgears seems to be giving quite a lot of fps: yes, this is normal, because it tries to get the max number of frames per second. Checking CPU usage for glxgears is not a way to see if direct rendering works.
Check fglrx install status
# fglrxinfo # glxinfo # vi /var/log/Xorg.0.log # dmesg
Use any of those commands to view the status of the fglrx module. Did it initilize correctly? Did it load DRI? Look in those files. If glxinfo reports direct rendering as "no" or the OpenGL renderer as "Mesa", then you are currently using software (un-accelerated) rendering.
Real Benchmarks
- Gtkperf - offered by any major distribution's repository.


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The military's small, top-secret version of the space shuttle rocketed into orbit Tuesday for a repeat mystery mission, two years after making the first flight of its kind.
The Air Force launched the unmanned spacecraft Tuesday hidden on top of an Atlas V rocket. As if on cue, clouds quickly swallowed up the rocket as it disappeared out over the ocean.
It is the second flight for this original X-37B spaceplane. The craft circled the planet for seven months in 2010. A second X-37B spacecraft spent more than a year in orbit.
These high-tech mystery machines — 29 feet long — are about one-quarter the size of NASA's old space shuttles and can land automatically on a runway. The two previous touchdowns occurred in Southern California; this one might end on NASA's three-mile-long runway once reserved for the space agency's shuttles.
The military isn't saying much if anything about this new secret mission known as OTV-3, or Orbital Test Vehicle, flight No. 3. In fact, launch commentary ended 17 minutes into the flight and a news blackout followed.
But one scientific observer, Jonathan McDowell of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, speculates the spaceplane is carrying sensors designed for spying and likely is serving as a testbed for future satellites. He dismisses rumors of "exotic ideas" for the X-37B as weaponry or shadowing a Chinese satellite.
While acknowledging he does not know what the spaceplane is carrying, McDowell said on-board sensors could be capable of imaging or intercepting transmissions of electronic emissions from terrorist training sites in Afghanistan or other hot spots. "All the sorts of things that spy satellites generally do," he said.
The beauty of a reusable spaceplane is that it can be launched on short notice based on need, McDowell said.
What's important about this flight is that it is the first reflight.
"That is pretty cool," McDowell said, "reusing your spacecraft after a runway landing. That's something that has only really been done with the shuttle."
Now retired museum pieces, NASA's space shuttles stretch 122 feet long, and have 78-foot wingspans and weights of more than 170,000 pounds. They were launched, from 1981 to 2011, with two strap-on booster rockets and an external fuel tank feeding three main engines. The X-37B wingspan is 15 feet, and the 11,000-pound, Boeing-built vessel requires the United Launch Alliance's hefty Atlas V for hoisting. It is solar powered.
The two previous secret X-37B flights were in 200-plus-mile-high orbits, circling at roughly 40-degree angles to the equator, as calculated by amateur satellite trackers. That means the craft flew over the swatch between 40 degrees or so north latitude and 40 degrees or so south latitude.
That puts Russia's far north out of the spaceplane's observing realm, McDowell noted.
"It might be studying Middle Eastern latitudes or it might just be being used for sensor tests over the United States," he said.
McDowell speculates that this newest flight will follow suit.
The International Space Station, by comparison, orbits about 250 miles high but at a much steeper 51.6-degree inclination, or angle to the equator, that covers more territory.
The X-37B program, which dates back to 1999, is operated by the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office and geared toward space experimentation.
Some scientists — like Laura Grego of the Union of Concerned Scientists — argue the Air Force could accomplish the same objectives by using cheaper, more efficient spacecraft that either burn up on entry or parachute down.
"The ability to return to Earth carries a high price," Grego said in a statement.
(Video courtesy of SpaceVidsNet on YouTube)


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