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ARTBA Unveils 250 Transportation Projects That Help Tell The American Success Story
ARTBA Unveils 250 Transportation Projects That Help Tell The American Success Story Interstate Highway System Anchors List Full Collection Available: artba.org/250projects (Washington, D.C.)—As the U.S. celebrates its 250th anniversary, the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) today unveiled a sweeping list of 250 transportation improvements that have fueled U.S. economic growth and enhanced quality of life during the past two and a half centuries.
ARTBA Announces Affiliation with Key Nebraska Construction Group
(Washington, D.C.)—The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA), a 124-year-old national advocacy group based in Washington, D.C., and AGC Nebraska, the state’s premier construction trade association, have announced a formal partnership to advocate for increased transportation investment. “We are excited to welcome our newest chapter, AGC Nebraska, and its members to the ARTBA team at such a critical time,” ARTBA President & CEO Dave Bauer said.
ARTBA Announces Affiliation with Key Nebraska Construction Group
(Washington, D.C.)—The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA), a 124-year-old national advocacy group based in Washington, D.C., and AGC Nebraska, the state’s premier construction trade association, have announced a formal partnership to advocate for increased transportation investment. “We are excited to welcome our newest chapter, AGC Nebraska, and its members to the ARTBA team at such a critical time,” ARTBA President & CEO Dave Bauer said.
Mitigate ATM Jackpotting Risk With Layered Security
home Insights Crowe Cyber Watch TECHNICAL ATM jackpotting is a blend of cyber and physical crime that requires layered defenses, stronger governance, and executive oversight. October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, sponsored by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the National Cybersecurity Alliance. This annual initiative, now in its 22nd year, focuses on helping organizations and the public to enhance their awareness of cybersecurity, reduce risk, and address cyberthreats.
Oliver Russell obituary
My father, Oliver Russell, who has died aged 89, spent much of his working life advocating for improvements in the care of people with learning disabilities. He did this, most notably as the co-founder in 1988 and honorary director of the Norah Fry research centre for disability studies at Bristol University.
Permitting Reforms Needed to Speed Up Transportation Improvements, Tennessee Contractor Tells Congress
(WASHINGTON, D.C.)—Tony Boals, a vice president with Tennessee-based Wright Brothers Construction, today called on Congress to make three commonsense reforms to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) that could help speed up delivery of transportation improvement projects. Boals represented the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) at a House Natural Resources Committee hearing on federal permitting issues.
Traumatic and Adverse Childhood Experiences and Developmental Differences in Psychiatric Risk
Key Points Question How do different forms of childhood adversity influence developmental changes in psychiatric risk and cognitive ability? Findings In this cohort study, data on 11 876 children’s exposure to 268 different negative life events were distilled into 8 components of childhood adversity (eg, family conflict). Exposure to different forms of adversity was linked to both increases and decreases in psychiatric problems across development.
Coach Prime Cooking and Huskers Add Another Raiola On the Recruiting Trail
By Justin Russell Deion Sanders and The Buffs played the game of the year Saturday against Baylor. After a miraculous hail mary pass from Shadeur Sanders sent it into overtime, All-American Defensive Back Travis Hunter forced a fumble at the goalline to seal the win. The performance not only left an impression on the fans in Boulder, but a few big-time recruits in attendance were apparently impressed as well.
Pia Sinha on Apple Podcasts
42 min In this special 6 part series, Justin Russell meets with inspirational leaders from the UK public sector to find out how you thrive and survive at the top. In this second episode, Justin speaks to Pia Sinha, Director of Women at Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service and former governor of HMP Liverpool. 42 min
Lessons in Leadership: Sir David Bell
Lessons in Leadership: Sir David Bell Episode Summary In this special 6 part series, Justin Russell meets with inspirational leaders from the UK public sector to find out how you thrive and survive at the top. In this first episode, Justin speaks to educator and leader Sir David Bell. Episode Notes Special series: Lessons in Leadership The pandemic has brought home to all of us the importance of the public services we sometimes take for granted.
Just Resisting - Issue #1 - January 4th, 2022
Subscribe to our newsletter By subscribing, you agree with Revue’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and understand that Activism / Media / Elections will receive your email address. Jan 16, 2022 Just Resisting - Issue #1 - January 4th, 2022 By Justin Russell • Issue #1 • View online The following links refer to candidates in the order that they spoke on the January 4th Just Resisting Spaces.
Experiences of black and mixed heritage boys in the youth justice system
Justin Russell Friday, October 22, 2021 If you work in youth justice, you will be all too familiar with the disproportionate number of black and mixed heritage boys in the system. Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Probation has taken a closer look at the experiences of these boys and the support they receive from youth offending services and partner agencies. Overall, we found significant deficits in the quality of support.
Transportation Investment Advocacy Center
The National Workshop for State & Local Transportation Advocates brings together transportation investment champions from around the country to share best practices, playbook secrets and other keys to success in advancing state and local legislative and ballot initiatives that boost transportation infrastructure investment. The workshop addresses the real-life challenges and success stories of state transportation funding campaigns.
Capitol Hill Reacts to Biden’s Infrastructure Plan
By Lauren Schapker, vice president of legislative affairs, ARTBA What happened: The American Jobs Plan, outlined by ARTBA staff, was released March 31 by the White House and unsurprisingly drew mixed reactions from congressional leaders. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) called the plan “a visionary, once-in-a-century investment in the American people” and vowed to get a bill through the House of Representatives by July 4.
ARTBA President & CEO Dave Bauer Issues Statement on Biden Administration “American Jobs Plan”
ARTBA President & CEO Dave Bauer Issues Statement on Biden Administration “American Jobs Plan” WASHINGTON – Please attribute the following statement on President Joe Biden’s “American Jobs Plan” to American Road & Transportation Builders (ARTBA) President and CEO Dave Bauer: “It is only fitting President Joe Biden announces his transportation investment plan in Pittsburgh, the city of bridges. “More than 45,000 U.S. bridges are in poor condition, according to the federal government.
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Annual Conference 2020
The Transportation construction industry and public agencies are planning, funding and managing projects under conditions never imagined just a few months ago. In this fully interactive event, federal, state and local officials will join P3 practitioners and other experts for a detailed look at today’s unprecedented market conditions and tomorrow’s possibilities.
National Work Zone Awareness Week, April 26-30
National Work Zone Awareness Week will be held April 26-30 this year hosted by Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT). ARTBA strongly encourages it’s members and other safety partners to take part in NWZAW this year by using social media to remind the public to drive carefully in and around work zones. We understand that individual NWZAW events in many areas may need to be curtailed due to public health precautions made necessary by the coronavirus pandemic.
Transportation Construction Continues in Most States; Industry Taking Steps to Ensure Worker Safety as Business Impacts Felt, National Survey Finds
Transportation Construction Continues in Most States; Industry Taking Steps to Ensure Worker Safety as Business Impacts Felt, National Survey Finds Respondents Urge Congress to Pass Multiyear Highway and Transit Funding Bill to Aid U.S. Economic Recovery (WASHINGTON)—Many of the businesses and public agencies that design, build and maintain the nation’s critical transportation infrastructure continue to work while taking necessary precautions to protect their workforce from COVID-19,...
ARTBA Foundation Seeks Nominations for the 2020 Transportation Development Hall of Fame Class
ARTBA Foundation Seeks Nominations for the 2020 Transportation Development Hall of Fame Class (WASHINGTON)—The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) Foundation is now accepting nominations for the 2020 Transportation Development Hall of Fame.
ARTBA Foundation Seeks Nominations for Annual Industry Leader Development Program
ARTBA Foundation Seeks Nominations for Annual Industry Leader Development Program Deadline: April 1 (WASHINGTON)—The American Road & Transportation Builders Association Transportation Development Foundation (ARTBA-TDF) is accepting nominations for its 2020 Industry Leader Development Program (ILDP), the 25th annual class of the first-of-its-kind introduction to federal and state advocacy for transportation infrastructure market development and protection.
Voters Approve Nearly 90 Percent of Transportation Investment Ballot Measures
Results Could Generate Almost $10 billion in Revenue (WASHINGTON)— Voters in 19 states Nov. 5 sent a decisive message of support for transportation investment, approving almost 90 percent of 305 state and local transportation ballot measures.
ARTBA’s Advocacy Center Director Carolyn Kramer Outlines Transportation Funding Options at N.C. Hearing
(WASHINGTON)—Variable-rate taxes on motor fuels, registration fees for electric vehicles and road usage charges are among several options North Carolina officials should consider in raising new revenue to fund the state’s growing transportation infrastructure needs, according to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) Transportation Investment Advocacy Center (TIAC).
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2019 “Project 2019 Reauthorization Task Force” is developing the legislative blueprint for the next federal highway and public transit bill, due in 2020. Share This Story, Choose Your Platform!
Annual Research Review: Pediatric posttraumatic stress disorder from a neurodevelopmental network perspective
Experiencing traumatic stress is common and may lead to posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in a number of children and adolescents. Research using advanced imaging techniques is beginning to elucidate some of the neurobiological correlates of the traumatic stress response in youth.
Uber To Patent Technology That Detects Drunk People
Popular taxi app company Uber has reportedly applied for a patent to use new technology to determine how drunk potential passengers may be. The app would take into account information like how accurately they are typing and even the angle they are holding their phone at. The pending application to the US patent office says the system would spot "uncharacteristic user activity." It's designed with the intent to help drivers who do not want to pick up intoxicated riders.
T.I. Ordered to Pay Former Restaurant Workers $75K in Unpaid Wages
An Atlanta restaurant owned by rapper T.I. called Scale 925, shut down almost two years ago, but it's apparently still costing him financially. According to a report, the Atlanta rapper has reached a settlement with a group of former employees who claim they were not properly compensated for their work at Scales 925. Nine out of the 11 plaintiffs will each receive $8,333.33 in unpaid wages. T.I. has also agreed to pay $25,000 in legal fees, coming to a grand total of $100,000 for the case.
Dr. Dre & Jimmy Iovine Face $100 Million Lawsuit Over Beats Royalties
Looks like someone decided to defy the "defiant ones." A trial has reportedly commenced at the Los Angeles Supreme Court Friday involving unpaid royalties from Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine, and Beats Headphones. Entrepreneur Steven Lamar is claiming that he is owed $100 million in royalties from the company. Lamar claims it was him who proposed a line of celebrity-endorsed headphones to Dr. Dre & Iovine in 2006 that was based on a design by acclaimed industrial designer Robert Brunner.
Mom, Dad, and Son Arrested for Punching/Choking Cops, No Shots Fired
A Maryland family was arrested together after allegedly punching and choking police officers who were responding to a domestic disturbance at their home. Despite the violence, no shots were fired by cops. Police say Beverly Davis confronted the officers when they arrived at her home in Middle River, Baltimore County.
Cops Bust Men Transporting Enough Fentanyl to Kill 26 Million People
Two New Jersey men are facing federal drug indictments in what is reportedly the largest fentanyl seizure in Nebraska state history. United States Attorney Joe Kelly announced Thursday that Nicolas Nunez-Acosta, 52, and Felipe Genao Minaya, 47, of Newark, New Jersey are both facing charges related to the seizure. Kelly said they are charged with knowingly and intentionally possessing with the intent to distribute fentanyl, a Schedule II controlled substance.
Philadelphia 76ers President Bryan Colangelo Resigns
Philadelphia 76ers president, Bryan Colangelo, has reportedly resigned amid allegations that he used burner accounts on Twitter to criticize players and coaches. Several weeks ago a report from The Ringer suggested that Colangelo controlled multiple anonymous Twitter accounts that bashed current and former players on his team. The team hired the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison to investigate the claims.
Bryan Colangelo Resigns from the Philadelphia 76ers
Philadelphia 76ers president, Bryan Colangelo, has reportedly resigned amid allegations that he used burner accounts on Twitter to criticize players and coaches. Several weeks ago a report from The Ringer suggested that Colangelo controlled multiple anonymous Twitter accounts that bashed current and former players on his team. The team hired the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison to investigate the claims.
Leader of Rogue Baltimore Police Unit Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison
Former Police Sergeant Wayne Jenkins pleaded guilty in January to two counts of racketeering, two counts of robbery and five counts related to planting drug evidence. He also admitted to robbing detainees seven times between 2011 and 2016, taking $252,000 in cash. This week, U.S. District Judge Catherine C. Blake sentenced Jenkins to 25 years. "He's admitted to putting poison in our community when he should have been protecting the community...deterrence is important," Blake said at the sentencing.
Jamaican $180 Million Lottery Winner Hides Identity with Emoji Mask
A photo recently surfaced online of a lottery winner in Jamaica wearing a smiling emoji mask while collecting her check. The masked woman collected her check, reportedly worth $180,900,000, from Supreme Ventures this after winning the Super Lotto draw. The disguise is due in part to the high crime rate in Jamaica.
Trump Mulls over Possibly Pardoning Muhammad Ali of Draft Evasion
Early Friday morning, President Donald Trump said he was considering granting a posthumous pardon to late boxing legend Muhammad Ali. "I am thinking about Muhammad Ali," Trump told reporters at the White House shortly before boarding Air Force 1 for the Group of Seven nations summit in Quebec City. Ali, who died in 2016, was convicted of draft evasion in 1967 and sentenced to five years in prison after refusing to be drafted to fight in the Vietnam War.
Instagram Will Begin Allowing Hour Long Video Posts
The use of Instagram Stories has grown rapidly in popularity since the feature was added a year ago. When Instagram first introduced video to its platform, users could only upload clips up to 15 seconds long. In 2016, they extended the limit to 60 seconds. According to a report, Instagram is doubling down on video content by introducing a new long-form video feature, allowing video uploads of up to an hour in length.
Ava DuVernay Turning Kaepernick's High School Years Into a TV Series
Colin Kaepernick hasn't played an NFL game in almost two years, but his presence is being felt now more than ever. Director Ava DuVernay is reportedly working on a TV comedy series with Kaepernick that focuses on his high school life. DuVernay has long been a supporter of Kaepernick and his activism. He was the first player in the NFL to kneel during the national anthem to protest systematic racism and police brutality. The protest spread and led to backlash from fans and media.
Trey Songz Sued by Cop Who Claims the Singer Punched Him
Trey Songz is reportedly being sued by a Detroit cop who claims the singer punched him in the face in late 2016. According to a report from TMZ, the alleged incident happened on December 28, 2016 at Joe Louis Arena, where Sgt. Robert Avery was working crowd control at Songz concert. While onstage, he reportedly said "if a n***a cut me off I'm goin' the f*** crazy," referencing stage lighting being shut down because the performance went on too long.
J. Cole's Fayetteville Home Vandalized
Platinum-selling rapper J. Cole's childhood home in Fayetteville, North Carolina was reportedly vandalized over the weekend. "J. Cole...do you even care about the Ville?" was spray painted across the front of the home. A photo of the vandalized property was posted to Facebook, but by Monday the words had been painted over. J. Cole's management would not confirm when the vandalism happened and Fayetteville police say the incident was not officially reported.
Dennis Rodman Will be in Singapore Same Time as Trump-Kim Summit
NBA Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman is reportedly scheduled to be in Singapore during President Trump’s meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un next week. The 5-time NBA champion will arrive in the country a day before the June 12 summit. According to reports, he may even play a role in the negotiations. “No matter what you might think about his presence. One thing’s for sure the ratings will be huge,” said an anonymous source.
Jordan Peele Signs Deal with Amazon, Will Get First Dibs on Projects
Oscar-winning director Jordan Peele has reportedly signed a deal with Amazon, giving them first look at all of his new ideas for television series. Peele has been one of the most sought-after creators in Hollywood since the release of the wildly successful "Get Out," a film he wrote and directed. The agreement is similar to the deals Netflix has recently made with talent, including Seth Rogan, Shonda Rhimes and Barack and Michelle Obama.
Joy Reid Apologizes For Depicting John McCain as School Shooter
The internet is still undefeated. MSNBC host Joy Reid apologized Friday for comments she made on her old, now-defunct website, including a post showing Sen. John McCain's face photoshopped on the body of a mass shooter.
ABC Reportedly in Talks to Create New "Roseanne" Spinoff
ABC canceled the "Roseanne" reboot last week, after star of the show Roseanne Barr, posted a racially insensitive Tweet from her official account. Now ABC is reportedly moving forward with a second reboot of the show. An announcement is likely to come soon. According to a report, Tom Werner, who produced "Roseanne" through his company Carsey-Werner, got involved in negotiations over the weekend. His involvement has apparently jumpstarted the process.
Trump Told Kim Kardashian Kanye Is Helping Him with Black Voters
Kim Kardashian met with President Trump at the White House last week to discuss prison reform. At some point during the meeting, Trump reportedly told Kim that she and her husband, Kanye West, are boosting his popularity among African-Americans. West praised Trump in a series of tweets about a month ago, causing an immediate backlash on social media. Trump thanked him for his support several days later while giving a speech at the National Rifle Association's annual conference in Texas.
Bill Clinton Goes On Rant After Being Asked About Monica Lewinsky Apology
Wow. Bill Clinton having a meltdown on the Today show when asked if he had apologized to Monica Lewinsky pic.twitter.com/PQ4WrXU1ez The #MeToo movement is shedding new light on old scandals. While on the Today Show, Former President Bill Clinton was asked if he would have approached the Monica Lewinsky situation differently if it happened in the #MeToo era of 2018. "I don't think it would be an issue," Clinton said. "Because people would be using the facts instead of the imagined facts.
Update: Talib Kweli Responds to Res' Accusations of "Holding Her Back"
Update: Talib Kweli has responded to Res' accusations of him reportedly taking her career hostage, as well as claims of sexual harassment. The Brooklyn rapper took to Twitter and responded with a screenshot of a court document from the dismissed case between both parties. Take a look above. Talib Kweli is never one to back down from an argument on Twitter. Today was no different as Kweli and a former groupmate; Res had a heated exchange on social media today.
Rudy Giuliani Says The President Can Pardon Himself
In yet another bizarre twist in the investigation into possible Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election, President Trump's personal attorney now says the commander-in-chief may have the power to pardon himself. In an interview Sunday with ABC News Anchor George Stephanopoulos on This Week, Rudy Giuliani discussed Robert Mueller's investigation of the president's alleged obstruction of justice in the Russian interference probe.
Singer Res Accuses Talib Kweli Of "Holding Her Back" For Rejecting Him
Talib Kweli is never one to back down from an argument on Twitter. Today was no different as Kweli and a former groupmate; Res had a heated exchange on social media today. The singer was once signed to Kweli's imprint Javotti Media. The war of words began with the singer threatening to expose her former mentor for "taking her career hostage." She claims that their communication is broken and Talib Kweli stopped answering calls altogether, with her album ready for release.
Usain Bolt's 2008 Olympic Team Stripped of Gold Medal
A court decision has stripped Olympic legend Usain Bolt of one of his 9 Olympic gold medals. On Thursday, a Court of Arbitration for Sports judging panel dismissed Jamaican sprinter Nesta Carter's appeal against disqualification from the 2008 Beijing Olympics for a positive doping test. The positive test wasn't discovered until eight years later. Carter ran the opening leg in the 4x100-meter relay, in which Bolt took the baton third to help Jamaica win in a world record of 37.10 seconds.
Clipse Reunion Rumors Arise Amidst Pusha T/Drake Beef, New Song Finished
It's been almost 10 years since The Clipse released new music. Now, it looks like Pusha-T's much talked about beef with Drake may be inspiring some new music from the Virginia duo. The grammy-winning production team, The Justice League, sparked suspicion of a new Clipse release after a series of tweets Friday morning. "New Clipse song, ready and loaded in the chamber...," was posted from their official Twitter account.
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