Another development planned for Elfin Forest!!
99 virgin acres of rare coastal sage west of Paint Mountain Road and north of Escondido Creek has been targeted for suburban development. Estates Seven,LLC has proposed 36, 1 ac lot homes w/ 46.52 ac of open space. This project calls for clustering of homes on smaller lots than currently allowed with a section of deeded open space. This is somewhat misleading as much of the land has already been placed in open space easements and can not be built on. The project area is currently zoned a mix of ECA (environmental constrained area), EDA (estate development area ) and open space. According to County Planner Jeff Murphy (858-694-3691) clustering is only allowed in EDA zoned areas. Access is via Calle Point Bella off of Seven Bridges Rd. The County of San Diego is currently "scoping" the proposed project, a cling on to the massive Bridges development of Rancho Santa Fe. (Many of us Foresters are currently in litigation w/ The Bridges regarding access rights to Surete Del Este, the dirt road to school.) Scoping involves preliminary review with an eye for further studies that can include an EIR (environmental impact report), wildlife/bird counts, traffic, and mitigation issues, etc. Please note this is preliminary information and is subject to change. Please write to Jeff Murphy stating your views on this development at The County of Sand Diego, Dept. of Planning and Land Use, 5201 Ruffin Road, San Diego, CA 92123, reference TM 5239.
It is my personal belief this proposed development is not consistent with the general plan, nor is it consistent with the objectives of GP 2020, the county's draft of the general plan update. Further this proposed plan is an excellent example of what is not appropriate in a rural area and represents the worst of urban sprawl, poor planning and land use. It is a vomit of suburbia in one of the last areas of pristine and almost extinct coastal sage scrub. A tributary to Escondido Creek would be destroyed and the water quality of Escondido creek could be further impacted. Their are also no services near the site, i.e. grocery stores, gas stations, public transportation, etc. It would generate more traffic in an area that suffers level of service F on a daily basis on all of it's major roads. Finally, for the sake of brevity, this represents stupid growth, serves no useful purpose except to line some developers pocket with blood money, blood money of innocents, human and otherwise. Oh, I almost forgot, this development would take out miles of existing trails with no plan to replace them.
Please write Jeff Murphy at the county today!!
What a day it was @ the Board of Supervisors! The old foes were out in mass with the developers v. environmental soldiers dukin' it out. Some things never change. I ran into Jack Orr who fought against the incorporation of Encinitas. He is now championing the "property rights" cause. I am not fooled by his talk-- he is a developer, plain and simple.
Population Goals (numbers) are not set in stone. I took that to mean they can be raised.
Standards, density targets, policies, goals ,etc. continue as per current plan. This was not well explained, but I think it means the ground work done re ground rule, mission statements will be kept and not tossed.
Direct the CAO (Chief Administrative Officer) to dump alt 3 map and generate 3 new maps. The head county planner, who's name I didn't write down , kept stating alt 3 was only a starting point and not an end point.
The CAO is to establish a NEW interest group consisting of 7 totalmembers, 2 environmental, 2 development, 1 architect, 1 planner, 1 farmer.The exact numbers may not be correct as they were changed several times. This is in response to developer out cry that they had been left out of theplanning process. Farmers and downzoned land owners claimed the same thing.
Trails are to be included in open space preserves.
All of the complaints, recommendations and issues raised today are to beaddressed by the new interest group, see # 4 above.
Ramona is to get a professional rural planner to help mend the split init's planning area/group.
Give incentives, i.e. density bonus to development w/in a specified distance from major rail routes and freeways. This came from SupervisorHorn, who wants to put real high density along the major transportation routes.
Return the SPA ( specific plan amendment) back into the planning tool box. The planning groups had removed it and Super Horn felt the "flexibility" SPA's add is a necessary element.
Info re new super Williamson Act to be obtained in regard to help the farmers w/ $.
Comments by Horn & Roberts were decidedly predevelopment; Slader pro environment and Cox and Jacobs middle of the road. The Planning Dept is to come back in 90 days w/ a status report.So, here is my report on the latest GP 2020 theater.
GP 2020 is a proposal to rezone the unincorporated areas of the county.
SAN ELIJO HILLS or HELL?
bypasses enviromental review and traffic mitigation.
additional traffic and Revisions are NOT minor.
convert to a 3rd and 4th commercial site.
changes to a 20 acre middle school which services half the city.
- The revised phasing plan pushes back essential infrastructure.
- Roads are narrowed and onsite parking is descreased.
- Institutional areas are permitted for commercial use.
- Patio home sites permit 3 story multi-family or low income units.
- 1800+ houses are permitted detached little houses called "Casitas".
- Public serving sites can build additional homes instead.
- Regional hiking trails and park can be changed into a golf course.
- The old cap of 3398 units can be exceeded, etc.
or in depth review. Approval by the City Council is next.
that this plan for San Elijo Hell be dropped entirely.
Ask anyone and they will tell you what they think it means.
The trouble is, while people say San Diego County is cursed with sprawl, everyone has a different definition for the pervasive and pernicious problem of urban creep. That makes finding a solution especially tough.
Regional leaders are making the attempt, anyway.
The San Diego Association of Governments, a regional planning agency, is promoting a solution called "smart growth" that it hopes local cities will adopt in the coming months.
"Smart growth" is a national trend that aims to keep city edges rural while focusing new construction on unused land in traditional downtowns and transit-oriented city centers.
"Smart growth is a new buzzword for an old strategy. It's not 'no growth' or 'slow growth.' It's 'smart growth,' and who could be opposed to that?" said UC San Diego economics professor Robert Engle, with a hint of humor in his voice.
The current debate is this: What looms in the county's future, "sprawl" or "smart growth"?
When politicians talk about sprawl, they debate lot sizes, zoning and general plans.
Residents have definitions that sit in their gut.
"It's traffic, it's congestion, it's too many cars," said plumber Bob Frost as he sat in his truck recently at North County Fair in Escondido.
"It's like rats in a cage," Escondido resident Linda Mason said. "When you have a lot of them crowded together, there's more friction, more agitation."
"It's great. It's money for me," home builder Joe Rodriguez countered. "Sure, it's crowded, but I don't care. I'll just make the money and run. I just bought 4.6 acres in Hemet."
The past four years have been good to Rodriguez and the construction industry in general, as San Diego County's economy has revved up and new homes have splashed across its rolling hills and valleys.
In the 1990s, the county added about 431,000 people and 97,000 housing units. That's 17 percent and 10 percent, respectively.
North County grew even faster than the county as a whole. During the 1990s, North County's population grew by 22 percent, adding 137,000 more people. That's equal to adding two new cities to North County the size of Vista and San Marcos. The number of homes jumped by 14 percent during the decade, or 32,000 units.
That kind of growth is expected to continue.
At least another 45,000 homes will be built around North County in the next few years, judging from city records.
As more and more typical homes are built ---- two-story houses built on quarter-acre lots ---- politicians and residents are debating anew how to deal with the sprawl those homes create.
"When San Diego was in the tank, jobs were more important than the environment," UCSD's Engle said. "Now that the economy is good, people are starting to see development and traffic, and they don't like it."
San Diego County, of course, isn't alone in debating the meaning of "sprawl."
After all, the trend has a four-decade-long, nationwide history.
It began with the great swaths of suburbs built after World War II to provide affordable homes for GIs and their new families. It continued with President Dwight Eisenhower's massive federal-highway building project to provide a transportation network for national defense.
Multilane highways were first seen as a boon to usher rural residents into the city, but the result was just the opposite. Suddenly, farmland and woodland miles from urban jobs were turned into housing tracts, linked to the city by a smooth ribbon of four-lane concrete.
The suburbs were a wide-awake dream for parents and their baby boom kids, who had a streetload of playmates and everyone knew exactly where to find the bathroom in their neighbor's house.
But by the 1970s, environmentalists and urban planners had slapped the word "sprawl" onto "suburban" and set off alarms about the housing revolution's dark side ---- traffic congestion, air pollution, vanishing open space, city centers crumbling in the face of a middle-class exodus.
Southern California's young cities suffered less decline. But the bulldozing of virgin land was greater.
Two years ago, the Sierra Club's national "Sprawl Campaign" gave San Diego County a dishonorable mention in its list of most sprawl-threatened cities in the United States.
One reason ---- the thousands of acres of sensitive native habitat that has been destroyed in a county with one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world.
"Ninety-nine percent of what's being built is sprawling development," said Deron Lovaas, the coordinator of the club's campaign. "All we're pushing for is more of a choice."
The "smart growth" philosophy hangs on two linchpins.
One element is that any new developments should be designed as dense, transit-oriented communities where people can live, work, shop and go to school with little or no driving.
The other element focuses on renovating traditional city centers so less virgin land is bulldozed. The hoped-for result is that much more open space can be preserved.
The way SANDAG planners figure it, the region's growing population means 400,000 new homes will be needed in the next 20 years. SANDAG experts calculated that current zoning laws around the county would only allow 312,000 new homes, mostly single-family houses, and those would sprawl across 625,000 acres.
To build enough homes and also save virgin land, SANDAG has proposed a "smart growth" plan to create the needed housing and do it on just 225,000 acres.
But the Region 2020 plan depends on convincing all 18 cities in the region and the county to build inward instead of outward, with more townhomes and single-family houses on smaller lots. The goal is for the cities to begin rewriting their general plans starting next spring.
"Naturally, every city sees their growth as smart, not sprawl," said county Supervisor Pam Slater, whose district includes the North County cities of Encinitas and Solana Beach.
Most politicians and urban planners agree with the Sierra Club's definition of sprawl: "low-density development beyond the edge of services and employment, which separates where people live from where they shop, work, recreate and educate ---- thus requiring cars to move between zones."
At SANDAG, the official definition is "low-density, spaced residential development spread across the region in a non-contiguous pattern of development," planner Mike McLaughlin said.
"Leapfrog development," UCSD's Engle said.
Key to the definition of sprawl is that new homes are built before adequate roads, schools, sewers or other infrastructure are in place.
At San Diego State University, urban studies professor Nico Calavita said the issue isn't lot sizes or locations, though he believes that the 10-acre lot size blessed by the county Board of Supervisors for rural areas draws enough new residents to constitute sprawl.
The real question, Calavita believes, is whether new back-country residents take root in the rural lifestyle.
"If you're connected to San Diego and drive there every day to work, then I would say that's sprawl," Calavita said. "It's your dependency on the larger economic environment that matters."
To avoid being tagged as sprawl builders, the county Board of Supervisors amended the county's general plan in April to set minimum lot sizes for 200,000 acres of unincorporated area.
They decided that a no-sprawl plan would mean one home per 10-acre lot in areas west of the San Diego County Water Authority boundary. In North County, that area includes Fallbrook, Rainbow and parts of Valley Center and Ramona. East of the boundary, the supervisors approved one home per 40-acre parcel. County officials figure that about 5,000 homes will be allowed under that zoning.
Slater said fewer homes may be allowed in the future, once the county finishes updating its entire general plan.
But activist Duncan McFetridge disagrees with the supervisors' plans so vehemently that his organization, Save Our Forests and Ranchlands, has taken the county to court over the issue.
His organization proposes a 40-acre minimum west of the water district boundary and 80-acre parcels to the east. He believes that smaller lot sizes will pave over more back country, destroy endangered habitats and send polluted runoff into streams that deliver the bacterial soup to the beach.
"In Southern California, where land is equal to money and we have so many endangered areas, it's tempting for people to masquerade as smart growthers while developing like crazy," McFetridge said. "You can start with the Board of Supervisors."
In Fallbrook, the community plan calls for 1-acre lots in the town center and 2-acre lots elsewhere. Folks there consider that zoning rural because 2-acre lots are big enough for commercial agriculture such as herb and fruit tree growing, said Jim Russell, chairman of the Fallbrook Community Planning Group. Russell grows and sells macadamias, persimmons and decorative gourds on his property.
In Ramona, the town center is zoned in half-acre lots and ringed with 1- to 4-acre parcels, said Brenda Forman, chairwoman of the Ramona Planning Group.
Forman said she judges sprawl on factors other than lot size.
"In the unincorporated areas, urban sprawl destroys the character of a country community," Forman said. "Growth has to fit in so a community maintains its charm."
Along the coast, Carlsbad's booming population has grown by 23 percent in the past decade. More than 5,000 new homes have been built and another 3,000 are now in the works. Most of the new housing developments have risen along the El Camino Real corridor on former ranchland.
But city Planning Director Michael Holzmiller said masses of big single-family homes ---- with prices higher than most people who drive to jobs in Carlsbad can afford ---- doesn't constitute sprawl. He looks at the issue from a countywide view.
"There's a push to have the areas along the coast accommodate the population growth and to preserve the East County's back country," Holzmiller said. "The best thing to do would be to encourage growth in cities that already exist, like Escondido and Carlsbad."


Jen & Rob knew they wanted a summer wedding right from the start, and since Jen grew up in just south of wine country in California they felt having their wedding there would be perfect for them.
Jen said her favorite part of planning was driving around to all the various vineyards with Rob and her parents to pick out the perfect place for their wedding day. They ultimately chose Arista Winery for their lush California vineyard wedding, and it turned out beautifully.
Did You Have Something Old, Borrowed, Blue, and New?
I did have something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a six pence in my shoe. The six pence is part of the tradition that is rarely done any more especially since they're not made anymore, but my mom had saved one for years for my sister and I to use at our weddings. My something old was a gold cross we pinned inside my dress that my grandfather had given my grandmother. My something new was my dress. My something borrowed was my veil, which my sister had worn at her wedding seven years prior. And finally my something blue was a patch stitched with our wedding date that I had sewn inside my dress.
Rob and I met on the job. At the time, we were both working as camera assistants in the film industry and fate brought us together on a little indie feature film. We grew to be close friends throughout the shoot and after almost a year that friendship blossomed into love.
I wore a beautiful silk and organza dress by Jenny Lee. It had a classy, timeless look with modified sweetheart neckline and ruching. My ceremony shoes were Jimmy Choo wedges. I wanted something elegant, but also grass friendly. Then I switched to Toms for dancing at the reception.
Rob made an entire evening of it full of misdirects and romance. We went to dinner and then on a spontaneous trip to the Griffith observatory where I mentioned that I thought he was going to propose, but he maintained that we were just on an adventure. Then we went out for fancy drinks and dessert and a romantic stroll. By this time he had me convinced that this was a night just like any other with the best boyfriend anyone could ask for. We returned home where he finally proposed when I was least expecting it.
Rob and I both agree that our favorite moment of the day was the half hour we took after the ceremony to be alone together and let it sink in that we were finally married. It's such a crazy, busy, overwhelming, wonderful day that it's very easy for it to fly by without really taking time to reflect on what has just happened. It was a very special moment for us.
I had always wanted to get married outside somewhere lush and beautiful and I also wanted to have the wedding in the summer when the weather is warm. However in California, summer and lush greenery don't tend to go together. Luckily, I grew up just south of California wine country, which provided the perfect solution for my dream wedding. The beautiful vines at wineries become most lush just at the time of year when we wanted to get married and set the perfect backdrop for a romantic, classy event.
For our first dance we used an acoustic version of "Parachute" by Ingrid Michaelson. It was a song that always made us think of each other when we heard it and was romantic enough for a first dance without be schmaltzy.
Give yourself a lot of time to plan and tackle it bit by bit so you don't get too overwhelmed.


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The browser, which always initiates communication, can store at least 20 cookies per server. When that connection is made, these digital cookies, which are pieces of information, offer customized service.
Every time Victoria Navarro surfs the internet, she leaves a digital trail. It all starts with her as a user. Her computer, which has a unique ID, becomes visible and is identified by the local area network. Thus, the default gateway opens and the user goes online, to enter a browser called Google. In this search engine, the user enters an address. The letters she presses on the keyboard become zeros and ones that are processed by the domain name system, better known as DNS tables. These give the user the number that identifies the server (IP), hosted on the other side of the device that allows computers to connect: the Router.
When a connection is established, the server shares the contents of tumangaonline.com to the browser: a website that offers Japanese cartoons. The browser then detects a previous link with the site, and the server continues the interaction asking if pieces of stored data are present. The cookies are there.
Personalized tumangaonline.com page for Victoria.
The server takes the information of these technical and personalization cookies and verifies the user to know who she is. At that time, Victoria is recognized by the nickname Kyubey08. For the server, she is not a stranger. It knows that she prefers to read the cartoons in waterfall format, knows the contents she has already read and saved her favourites. All this data collected helps to suggest what Kyubey08 likes. This is how she pays the entrance to the site: making known her behaviour patterns.
While Victoria starts reading a story, session cookies act inadvertently and go down the networks, within packets of information that use the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). These are read by a programming language called JavaScript and rest in a web host.
At the same time, there are other cookies involved: advertising and those of external social networks, which absorb every movement of Victoria, provided she does not cancel her account. It was enough to ask, only once, if she allowed the use of cookies for them to be stored and gather more and more information. She has already left a fingerprint that, with each new entry to the site, achieves greater clarity.
And at the same time the bits of information flow from the browser. The web analytics tool known as Google Analytics sends cookies that generate information about Victoria's use of tumangaonline.com, data that then goes to Google's servers in the United States.
When detecting the frequency with which Victoria visits tumangaonline.com, the browser anchors it to the main page.
In four months the browser has accumulated 710 cookies, ready from the beginning to record user habits. That data forms the Big Data, which is already part of Victoria's digestive system, stored in gigabytes. But with each entry and exit of the web, these information packages, although born from the protagonist, remain in the hands of servers and browsers. Victoria's data no longer belong to her.
Author: Daniela Minotti
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A few questions from a client regarding sinks in break rooms.
We are trying to get proper interpretation on the attached bulletin.
So good to hear from you. See my answers in red below. Note that these are NOT my interpretations, they are directly from TDLR.
A Break Room with a sink but without "Cooking Facilities" is not required to have Knee Space. False. 606.2(Exception 1) only applies to sinks located in "Kitchens" or "Wet Bars". Because a break room is neither a kitchen nor a wet bar, the knee clearance is required (ridiculous, I know).
Any room with at least one fixed or built-in cooking facility including microwave ovens is considered a kitchen and therefore the sink needs knee space. True, but…If there is only a microwave, you can apply 606.2(Exception 1) and not provide the knee clearance. If it's a non-fixed microwave, you can still call it a kitchen, but then you must meet the 50% storage and other kitchen requirements.
A portable countertop Microwave Oven is not considered a Cooking Facility since it is not fixed or built-in. Truish. These Standards only address fixed or built-in elements. If dedicated circuits or shelves are provided for a microwave, it could still be considered a kitchen.
Sinks in Break Rooms with no other cooking facility except a portable countertop microwave oven does not require knee space. False. As described, this is not a kitchen nor a wetbar, therefore 606.2(Exception 1) cannot be applied.
1. A parallel approach complying with 305 shall be permitted to a kitchen sink in a space where a cook top or conventional range is not provided and to wet bars.
By request, here is the slideshow that I use for continuing education. Distribution is encouraged (see CC license info below).
June 14: AIA Austin 2012 Annual Summer Conference & Product Expo, Commons Learning Center.
2012 TAS Presentation by Jeromy G. Murphy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) recently announced adoption of the 2012 Texas Accessibility Standards. These new Standards are modeled on the 2010 ADA Standards and are mostly identical except for some minor changes.
Unlike the 2010 ADA Standards, TDLR did not allow for a grace period in which compliance is optional. Prior to March 15, 2012 compliance with the 1994 Texas Standards is required. After March 15, 2012 compliance with the 2012 Texas Standards is required.
the start of physical construction or alteration, if no permit is required.
If that date is on or after March 15, 2012, then new construction and alterations must comply with the 2010 Standards. If that date is on or after September 15, 2010, and before March 15, 2012, then new construction and alterations must comply with either the 1991 or the 2010 Standards.
the commencement of construction begins on or after March 15, 2012.
This would mean that even if a project was permitted prior to March 15, 2012, compliance with the new Standards would be required if construction began after March 15, 2012. BUT DON"T STOP READING.
TDLR RESPONSE TO RAS: The third bullet point addresses projects that are not required to be registered (such as those that have a construction cost of less than $50,000) or those located in municipalities or cities that do not issue building permits.
Therefore, the 3rd bullet point is only applicable when the project is not being permitted.
I am guest blogging for the Texas Society of Architects.
New Federal Accessibility Standards – The U. S. Department of Justice published the final rule which revises the regulations that implement the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with an enforcement date of March 15, 2012. The new federal accessibility standards will be known as the 2010 Standards for Accessible Design (SAD). For more information about the new ADA final rule, visit the U.S. Department of Justice website or the U. S. Access Board's website.
Plans to Update State Accessibility Standards – TDLR plans to hold an Architectural Barriers Advisory Board meeting on November 5, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. to discuss adopting new state standards based on the federal 2010 Standards for Accessible Design (SAD). The meeting will be broadcast and available to view live with RealPlayer. If you are interested in keeping apprized of these matters, you may wish to monitor TDLR's Architectural Barriers web page or subscribe to TDLR's E-mail Notification List for future updates.
Applicable State Accessibility Standards – In accordance with the Texas Architectural Barriers Act, Texas Government Code, Chapter 469, the applicable state standards are still the Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS) which became effective April 1, 1994. TAS will remain effective until new state standards are adopted.
As is the case with many technical requirements, the confusion is not how to make something accessible but when is it required to be accessible.
Counter-tops are a great example since not all work surfaces are treated equally.
5% of common-use work surfaces are required to have knee clearance and shall not be higher than 34″.
But sales and service counters can be 36″ high since the person with a disability is not expected to spend much time at a service counter.
Sales and Service Counters, Teller Windows, Information Counters.
(1) In department stores and miscellaneous retail stores where counters have cash registers and are provided for sales or distribution of goods or services to the public, at least one of each type shall have a portion of the counter which is at least 36 in (915 mm) in length with a maximum height of 36 in (915 mm) above the finish floor. It shall be on an accessible route complying with 4.3. The accessible counters must be dispersed throughout the building or facility. In alterations where it is technically infeasible to provide an accessible counter, an auxiliary counter meeting these requirements may be provided.
In a dining area, if fixed counters are provided, then 5% of the fixed counters are required to be accessible, even if accessible tables are provided. There are no technical requirements for loose furniture, the Texas Accessibility Standards and the ADAAG only regulate the fixed seating and tables. This is a common violation in employee break rooms and delis where a bar height counter may be provided for dining and the need for accessible fixed counters is overlooked.
(1) Except as specified or modified in this section, restaurants and cafeterias, including snack bars and other areas for obtaining or consuming food or drink, shall comply with the requirements of 4.1 to 4.35. Where fixed tables (or dining counters where food is consumed but there is no service) are provided, at least 5 percent, but not less than one, of the fixed tables (or a portion of the dining counter) shall be accessible and shall comply with 4.32 as required in 4.1.3(18).
And as previously discussed, work surfaces that are provided for employees to perform their job are not required to be accessible. There are a few places where this can get confusing. For instance, a working laboratory is not required to have accessible work surfaces, but an almost identical student laboratory is required to have accessible work surfaces since it is not an "employee work area". The issue gets fuzzy when you may have a research laboratory at a university where students are receiving credit for working in the lab. Let the university lawyers figure that one out, it's what they are paid for.
jeromymurphy on When is a toilet room required to be accessible?
Craig Haber, MD on When is a toilet room required to be accessible?


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Trump administration officials have privately considered the possibility of allowing law enforcement to access census information — which would be a clear violation of federal law. The discussion took place in a June 12 email between Justice Department officials. That email was disclosed in one of the legal challenges to the Trump administration's controversial bid to add a new citizenship question to the 2020 Census.
The email has raised alarm about the Trump administration's commitment to the confidentiality of census data, in spite of laws that strictly prohibit the government from sharing that data or from using it for law-enforcement purposes. These privacy questions come on top of existing concerns that adding a citizenship question to the census would significantly limit participation – especially among undocumented people, who worry their responses could be used against them. Reduced participation would severely compromise the accuracy of the census.
Not only would altering census confidentiality protocols affect participation, the DOJ does not actually have the authority to change the rules, according to Thomas Wolf, counsel in the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center for Justice.
As the 2020 Census approaches, it's important to remember the vital role that the census plays in the country's political representation and in the allocation of federal resources. The census affects the distribution of power at federal, state, and local levels. It also helps the federal government determine funding levels for critical functions such as education and healthcare.
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UK & USA Today Editoweb 28 April 2009
Europe's biggest onshore wind farm to be ready early - Swine flu hits UK amid pandemic fears - Tories extend lead over Labour.
Europe's biggest onshore wind farm to be ready early
ScottishPower, a unit of Spain's Iberdrola, said on Monday its Whitelee wind farm near Glasgow is to be completed ahead of schedule in the next few weeks.
Swine flu hits UK amid pandemic fears
The first British cases of deadly swine flu have been confirmed as fears of a global pandemic grow.
Tories extend lead over Labour
The Conservatives have extended their lead over Labour to 19 points in the aftermath of last week's Budget, according to a new poll.
Attendance allowance plans dropped
Gordon Brown's hopes of a swift resolution to the MPs' expenses controversy have been dashed after he was forced to abandon one of his central reforms.
UK swine flu patients 'recovering'
Two people confirmed as Britain's first cases of swine flu are recovering in isolation in hospital.
Craigslist killing suspect can't afford lawyer
The Boston University medical student accused of slaying a 25-year-old masseuse he met on Craigslist owes more than $130,000 in student loans and cannot afford an attorney, according to court papers.
NYC mayor says 28 swine flu cases from 1 school
Twenty-eight people connected to a private New York City high school have confirmed cases of swine flu, and 17 more probably have it, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday as officials tried to assure residents that the situation was far less serious than Mexico's deadly outbreak.
'Rockefeller' wins battle to block comments
The man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller has won a court fight to keep jurors from hearing most of his four-hour interrogation after a judge ruled that investigators persisted even though he had invoked his right to remain silent.
Ohio study with hobby planes looks at bird strikes
Researchers want to fly remote-controlled airplanes near Lake Erie to determine whether lighting systems could scare away birds and cut down the number of mid-air collisions with flying fowl.
91 protesters arrested at White House
Park Police say they have arrested 91 protesters in front of the White House, including some in wheelchairs who chained themselves to a fence.
CDC confirms 40 US cases of swine flu
The government is confirming 40 cases of the new swine flu in the U.S., with the 20 additional ones coming from a New York City school where students spent spring break in Mexico.
Gov't advises against unnecessary travel to Mexico
The federal government is preparing a travel advisory instructing Americans to avoid nonessential travel to Mexico, the acting head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday.
Lobbyist notes to Pa. governor mix charm, pressure
Newly disclosed correspondence between Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell and lobbyists from last year shows he received particular pressure regarding a property assessment bill he eventually vetoed and a stalled proposal to extend health coverage to more of the uninsured.


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Q: Variance of sum of random variables with uniform distributions $X_1$ is random variable with uniform distribution on $(0,1)$. $X_2$ is random variable with uniform distribution on $(0,X_1)$. $X_3$ is random variable with uniform distribution on $(0,X_2)$. Calculate $Var(12(X_1+X_2+X_3))$.
I tried to calculate distribution of $X_1+X_2+X_3$, but I have no idea how to do it.
Thanks in advance for help.

A: If you want to callculate $Var(12(X_1+X_2+X_3))$ you do not need calculate the distribution of $X_1+X_2+X_3$.
note if $X\sim Unif(0,b) \Rightarrow E(X^2)=\frac{1}{3} b^2$
$$E(X_1)=\frac{1}{2}$$
$$E(X_2)=EE(X_2|X_1)=E(\frac{X_1}{2})=\frac{1}{4}$$
$$E(X_3)=EE(X_3|X_2)=E(\frac{X_2}{2})=\frac{1}{8}$$
so it is enough to calculate $E(X_1+X_2+X_3)^2$
$$E(X_1+X_2+X_3)^2=E(X_1^2)+E(X_2^2)+E(X_3^2)+2E(X_1X_2)+
2E(X_1X_3)+2E(X_2X_3)$$
$$E(X_1^2)=\frac{1}{3}$$
$$E(X_2^2)=EE(X_2^2|X_1))=\frac{1}{3}E(X_1^2)$$
$$E(X_3^2)=EE(X_3^2|X_2))=\frac{1}{3}E(X_2^2)$$
$$E(X_1 X_2)=EE(X_1 X_2|X_1)=E(X_1(E(X_2|X_1)))=E(\frac{X_1^2}{2})$$
$$E(X_2 X_3)=EE(X_2 X_3|X_2)=E(X_2(E(X_3|X_2)))=E(\frac{X_2^2}{2})$$
$$E(X_1 X_3)=EE(X_1 X_3|X_1)=E(X_1(E(X_3|X_1)))$$
Just need to calculate $E(X_3|X_1)$
$$E(X_3|X_1)=E(E(X_3|X_1,X_2)|X_1)=E(\frac{X_2}{2}|X_1)=\frac{X_1}{4}$$
Now you have all needs to calculate $Var(12(X_1+X_2+X_3))$

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Poverty may slightly increase childhood risk of neurological impairment, NIH study suggests
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Children from low income environments appear to have a higher risk of neurological impairment than those from more economically secure circumstances, according to researchers at the National Institutes of Health and other institutions. This neurological impairment appears to be distinct from the risk of cognitive and emotional delays known to accompany early-life poverty.
In most cases, the level of neurological impairment the researchers found would not be apparent to a casual observer. That level could, however, increase, the risk for childhood learning difficulties, attention deficit disorders and psychological conditions such as anxiety disorders and schizophrenia.
"The size of the effect we saw was modest," said the study's senior author, Stephen Gilman, Sc.D., acting chief of the Health Behavior Branch at NIH's Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). "However, the findings do indicate that an impoverished environment may pose a hazard for a child's developing nervous system."
The study was published in the International Journal of Epidemiology. The researchers analyzed data from the Collaborative Perinatal Project (CPP), funded by NIH's National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. The current study was funded by NICHD and NIH's National Institute of Mental Health.
The CPP enrolled pregnant women from 1959 through 1966, obtaining health information on more than 50,000 pregnancies and the children resulting from them. Children in the study received comprehensive neurological examinations at birth, 4 months, 1 year and 7 years of age. The physicians performing the examinations looked for obvious deformities, abnormalities in posture, motor skills, response to skin stimulation and muscle strength. The children also received evaluations of the autonomic nervous system—the part of the nervous system governing functions not under conscious control, such as breathing, heartbeat and digestion.
Based on interviews at the start of the study, the researchers classified the parents into three groups: those having a low, medium, or high likelihood of socioeconomic disadvantage based on such factors as educational level, income relative to the U.S. poverty level, occupation, employment status, and whether there were two parents living in the home.
When the researchers factored in the likelihood for pregnancy and birth complications—more common among women in poverty—they found little difference in neurological impairment at birth between the children, despite their parents' socioeconomic disadvantage.
However, beginning at age 4 months, the chance of having a neurological abnormality was higher in the most disadvantaged children (12.8 percent), compared to the least disadvantaged (9.3 percent). By age 7, the likelihood of a neurological abnormality increased to 20.2 percent among the most disadvantaged, compared to 13.5 percent among the least disadvantaged. The greater frequency of pregnancy complications in the most disadvantaged group did not account for its higher percentage of neurological impairment.
Although there have been advances in the techniques used to diagnose neurological impairment in the years since the data were collected, the study authors said that the diagnostic approaches used in the study are still effective for detecting neurological problems. Studies indicate that people living in poverty are at higher risk for substance abuse, anxiety, depression, and child abuse, and the authors theorize that these factors could explain the higher rates of neurological impairment their study found for children raised in impoverished environments.
The authors wrote that further research into how childhood poverty might contribute to neurological impairment could lead to ways to prevent neurological impairment from occurring. They added that the percentage of children living below the federal poverty threshold is higher today than it was when the CPP data were collected.
Researchers from the following institutions also participated in the study: Taipei City Hospital, Taiwan; Harvard School of Public Health, Boston; Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, Burlington, Massachusetts.; Brown University School of Public Health, Providence, Rhode Island.; Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston; Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital, Boston; and Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.
Chin-Lun Hung G, Hahn J, Alamiri B, Buka SL, Goldstein JM, Laird N, Nelson CA, Smoller JW, Gilman SE. Socioeconomic disadvantage and neural development from infancy through early childhood. International Journal of Epidemiology, 2015
About the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD): The NICHD sponsors research on development, before and after birth; maternal, child, and family health; reproductive biology and population issues; and medical rehabilitation. For more information, visit the Institute's website at http://www.nichd.nih.gov/.
About the National Institutes of Health (NIH): NIH, the nation's medical research agency, includes 27 Institutes and Centers and is a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. NIH is the primary federal agency conducting and supporting basic, clinical, and translational medical research, and is investigating the causes, treatments, and cures for both common and rare diseases. For more information about NIH and its programs, visit http://www.nih.gov.
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Erntefest - mass murder in the Lublin district.
Written by Paweł Krupiński.
On November 3, 1943, in the concentration camp at Majdanek, the so-called action "Erntefest" ("Harvest Festival") began, during which the Germans murdered over 18,000 Jews by shooting. That day was called "Bloody Wednesday" by the prisoners.
It was the largest mass execution in the history of German concentration camps. On November 3 and 4, prisoners in other centers in the Lublin region (including labor camps in Poniatowa and Trawniki) were also murdered.
In total, over 40,000 people were shot during 2 days, and the "Erntefest" operation completed the "action" of exterminating the Jewish population in the Lublin district.
Photo by: Paweł Krupiński - Death Camps Memorial Site. All right reserved DCMS


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