and then that was obviously unattainable. >> reporter: in his plant, he showed me why. >> right herelike four or five different types of plastic. >> reporter: a lot of plastic comes to recyclersogher, imposs separate cost-effectively. so what happens now to the plastic we used to ship to china? not much. a lot of it's just piling up here in the states. >> we still have large volumes of the types of plastic nobody will buy, sitting waiting for somebody to buy them. >> reporter: clay warner is the recycling manager at garden services in salem, oregon. >> and then you have to decide how long are you going to hold onto it before you end up throwing it away. >> reporter: the town had to ask the public to stop putting certain plastic types into their recycling bins. >> first initial reaction from the public was outrage. what do you mean we can't recycle these plastics? >> reporter: meanwhile, smaller recycling centers are simply going out of business. >> if you were selling it to china, there was some revenue coming. now if you're selling it to land fills, sending it to land fills cost mon

september go live is unattainable at this point. i wanted to, without going any further, acknowledge that hearing those words, we're not going to be live in september probable causes significant frustration and potentially some doubts. i also wanted to acknowledge that your 12 full-time employees that have been here since may are not going anywhere. in fact a lot of them are at dbi right now. quite a few of them have travelled 42 of the last 52 weeks to be here. we remain your loyal soldiers in the trench collaborating with dbi, making sure we get an accurate and efficient and a quality go live for your customers and your end-users. if i can equate this to 700 fees is a good analogy. years ago, you could say i need all of these fees to be calculating and we could have done that. it would have been automated, but it would have been done. what you're walking away with, the mystery house, you have hallways leading nowhere. brick walls in the middle of staircases, and it would be a monstrosity to maintain if we're gone. what we did as p

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are essentially at the whim of their employees, yet they are pressured to meet unreasonable and unattainable quotas and deadlines. quota numbers that the department itself has failed to explain how they were developed, particularly in light of the fact they are using a one-size-fits-all approach when our judges have a widevariety of differing dockets . i myself have a large juvenile docket so i have over 2000 cases pending on my docket and those cases take a significantly longer period of time to complete because you are dealing with special provisions of law and special considerations for unaccompanied children. some dockets can accommodate completions of dozens of cases a day. say, border courts or cases of serious criminals with no relief under the law. while other dockets can only accommodate one or two cases a day. say, complex pharmacological matter involving hours of testimony.the same issues are present with impositions of deadlines, expecting judges to complete 95 percent of their cases on the first scheduled trial date. some cases can be completed on the first hearing while others