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What on earth could transform an obscure number that few knew or cared about into a force that, if you believed the news accounts, threatened the global economy as well as our own?
That question, or one like it, must have prompted the authors of a recent research paper on the subject. The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has just released a working paper, "The Evolution of the FOMC's Explicit Inflation Target." The FOMC is the Federal Open Market Committee, which is tasked by statute with responsibility for the Fed's dealings with the financial markets to affect interest rates.
That might seem like a musty academic subject and it was, until recently. Now, though, the same, once-obscure inflation target is at the heart of of today's headlines. It is the engine powering the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, President Donald Trump's tweets criticizing the Fed and the news media's moaning about central bank independence. The working paper couldn't have come at a better time.
Like so many economic issues of our times, the controversy over the inflation target, and over our monetary policy in general, has been somewhat exaggerated in the news media.
There is no real effort, for example, by Trump to rein in the independence of the Federal Reserve, our central bank. He is openly in disagreement with its current policy and believes that lower interest rates would spur our economy's growth. He is not alone in that view. And, more importantly, the U.S. Treasury, the financial arm of the president, continues to work closely with the Fed to ensure stable financial markets. That does not seem like part of a determined presidential assault on the Federal Reserve's independence.
In our economy's history we have had times when the Treasury and the Fed were openly working at cross purposes — creating a "push-me-pull-you" economy. It was not seen as a threat to Fed independence, though. The value of an independent Fed as an institution was and is too high to be dissipated in a transient policy disagreement.
Even without politics, our economic situation is puzzling enough. We are in uncharted territory. The relationship between unemployment and price inflation — portrayed in what is known as the Philips Curve — isn't behaving itself. It is no longer a solid predictor or working the way it used to. Over the past two years, for example, we have had remarkable economic growth and record low unemployment … but not the runaway inflation that these two factors normally bring with them when they march together.
Before January 2012 when one was announced to the public there had been no explicit inflation target at the Fed. Promoting "stable prices" had sufficed as a goal for the previous 99 years.
If the Federal Reserve had managed to function without an explicit inflation target for 99 years, why did it suddenly need one in 2012?
There are two reasons, both understandable. The first is that in January 2012, the Federal Reserve was the only financial institution still standing intact after the Wall Street crash and subsequent recession. Our economy had taken up lodgings in the doldrums, and Congress, the financial markets and the general public were looking to the Fed to "do something" — since it was the only one that could. Publicly setting an inflation target signaled that the Fed would accept some inflation as the price of economic growth and recovery and would keep interest rates low.
The second reason was that announcing the target advanced the idea of "transparency" and reduced the not uncommon belief that the Fed was a secret organization. The truth is that the Fed has few secrets and its monthly financial statements reflect its market moves and reveal its policies very accurately.
Announcing specific targets achieved little except to further roil financial markets that were already obsessed with gaining an edge on Fed policy. If anything, it added volatility to the financial markets and magnified the casino atmosphere that still hovers above Wall Street.
The working paper from the researchers at the San Francisco Federal Reserve gives us a useful perspective on the explicit inflation target, and a first step toward evaluating its usefulness.
In the evaluation we should consider that the Fed's ability to manage interest rates to the quarter point and less masks the fact that it is really more of a blunt instrument than a precision surgical instrument. In order to use interest rates to lower a Consumer Price Index increase driven by oil prices, for example, we would have to slow down the entire economy.
The bottom line is that we should reconsider whether a publicly announced goal of a specific inflation rate serves any good purpose or was a mistake that should be corrected.
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This apparel company was founded in 1933 by René Lacoste and André Gillier, two French knitwear designers. Originally known for their high quality tennis polos, Lacoste paved the way for iconic brand logos and became one of the first labels to debut their badge on the outside of their shirts.
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Sunday, December 18, 2011
Capitol/Nashville Is Country Aircheck's Label Of The Year
The honor is their third year's in a row, driven by the radio airplay success of Keith Urban, Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley, Lady Antebellum and Darius Rucker and other newcomers who are connecting with listeners. Here's the musical Christmas card (click to see and hear it) from President/CEO Mike Dungan, SVP/Promotion Steve Hodges and their teams to the entire industry. It's a clue to their smarts and success that they use Little Big Town to deliver the greeting instead of one of their superstars.
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7th Annual Talkin' Cloud 100 Report Identifies Top Cloud Services Providers
DECEMBER 8, 2017: Optimal Networks, Inc. ranks among the world's Top 100 cloud services providers (CSPs), according to Channel Futures seventh-annual Talkin' Cloud (TC) 100 report.
The full report is available now by visiting ChannelFutures.com.
Based on data from Channel Futures' online survey, conducted between August to October 2017, the TC 100 list recognizes top cloud services providers (CSPs), including MSPs, hosting companies, cloud consultants and more. Rankings are based on annual cloud services revenue growth, and input from Channel Futures editors.
"I'm very pleased to have our Virtual Desktop solution recognized for the second year in a row, said Heinan Landa, CEO and founder of Optimal Networks. "It's a real testament to our team's unwavering commitment to providing both premium technology and white-glove support to help move our clients' businesses forward."
"On behalf of Channel Futures, I would like to congratulate Optimal Networks for its recognition as a Talkin' Cloud 100 honoree," said Nicole Henderson, a contributing editor at Channel Futures who oversees the TC 100 project. "The organizations on this year's list demonstrate everything from technological prowess to thought leadership to business excellence across a number of functional disciplines. If you want to understand where the market is heading, watch these companies in 2018."
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Optimal Networks, Inc. has helped law firms, associations, and SMBs fuel their business strategy by way of thoughtful technology guidance for over 25 years. Whether an organization is losing talent and revenue to more savvy competitors, wasting time managing their IT team, or otherwise obstructed from growing their business, Optimal uses a combination of high-end solutions and white-glove support to transform technology from a burden to a boon. For more, www.optimalnetworks.com, 240-499-7900, or [email protected]
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News that the ECB is investigating whether it broke its own collateral rules on Spanish treasury bills is likely to ignite German fears over the ECB's 'mission creep', and its risk controls, more generally, while highlighting Spanish banks' financing challenges, say analysts.
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The ECBs apparent failure to obey its rules will increase the political pressure, especially if it considers widening its collateral rules further, at a time when it is seeking to assume responsibility for supervising the eurozones 6,000 banks, say analysts.
Spain risk Nevertheless, the ECB has taken measures to reduce its risk exposures to Spain after it stopped accepting new government-guaranteed bank bonds in early July, with analysts suggesting Spanish banks have essentially run down their marketable collateral available for conventional ECB financing operations. The ECBs apparent failure to obey its own guidelines raises the question as to whether it was benign oversight or a calculated attempt to shore up Spanish bank solvency, amid limited financing sources. Spains banks rest on a knife edge, amid declining collateral values, deposit volatility, fiscal uncertainty, and a besieged investor base. Although Spanish banks have parked some 28 billion on deposit at the ECB, the bulk of this is likely to have come from the stronger banks, such as Santander, say analysts. In July, the Bank of Spain took the unusual step of confirming that it has provided extraordinary liquidity support to local banks via the emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) facility which is pricier than ECB funding to the tune of 400 million. The ECB is unlikely to do anything that puts Spanish banks under further pressure, says Daragh Quinn, Spanish bank analyst at Nomura. There are essentially two options, if the German report is correct: either the ECB ignores its own guidelines after all it has relaxed collateral requirements considerably or Spanish banks tap the ELA. Spanish banks financing power and the ECBs own haircut valuation will also be thrown into sharp relief if Canadian ratings agency DBRS becomes the fourth ratings agency to downgrade Spain to a BBB-rated equivalent. This would trigger a 5% increase in the haircut the ECB demands for Spanish government bonds across all maturities, intensifying calls for a Spanish government bailout, analysts say. The German report highlights the inflammatory nature of collateral, the shortage of which is creating instability in Spain and the eurozone, more generally, says Supple at Nomura. Another consequence of the ECBs apparent move to apply at least an A- rating on volatile Spanish treasury bills even amid Spains fiscal crisis is that it creates a dispiriting backdrop for the Basel committee, which has argued that EU commercial banks have erroneously assumed some of their sovereign debt holdings are high-rated in the calculation of their risk-weighted assets. In other words, if the ECB has fallen foul of the rules, intentionally or otherwise, then its perhaps no surprise commercial banks have also done so.
Although the weekends developments are likely to shine a light on the risks to the ECBs 3 trillion balance-sheet, analysts continue to strike a sanguine note, citing the central bank's embedded cushions before any losses would be felt.
The ECB has different layers of protection, both with daily margin-calls and haircuts, and it will only take a loss if the commercial banks themselves become insolvent in the event of the Spanish government becoming insolvent, Greg Fuzesi, JP Morgans Europe economist, says.
Whats more, in late-May, Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, a former ECB executive board member, told Euromoney: the ECBs reserves have doubled in recent years the reserves of the eurosystem stand at around 300 billion, and it has its own risk management with respect to LTRO. Whats more, a counterparty would have to fail and the collateral it has posted has to be valued at a price lower than the haircut two big events before losses are felt on the ECB balance sheet.


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Christian Laziness (Hebrews 5:11-6:3)Ben Midgley, 7 April, 2019
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11 About this we have much to say, and it is hard to explain, since you have become dull of hearing. 12 For though by this time you ought to be teachers, you need someone to teach you again the basic principles of the oracles of God. You need milk, not solid food, 13 for everyone who lives on milk is unskilled in the word of righteousness, since he is a child. 14 But solid food is for the mature, for those who have their powers of discernment trained by constant practice to distinguish good from evil.
6:1 Therefore let us leave the elementary doctrine of Christ and go on to maturity, not laying again a foundation of repentance from dead works and of faith toward God, 2 and of instruction about washings, the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment. 3 And this we will do if God permits.


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New Year's resolutions tend to end up being a big joke, mainly because we break them so fast. It's funny to share that we bought an entire month of a gym membership, only to go twice. Or the fact that we resolved to eat better and the next day ate double dessert. But any resolution we make to be healthier, shouldn't be taken lightly. You made the resolution for a reason and it probably failed because your goal was a little too lofty. Don't dump the idea of making a resolution to get healthier, just make it something that is much more attainable for you to achieve.
- Set small goals for weight loss. Just because losing weight is about everyone's New Year's resolution, doesn't mean it is a bad one. According to the CDC, nearly 40 percent of adults in the United States are obese. The key to success is to set small goals and build upon them. Start by resolving to lose 1 pound, then 5 pounds, and so on. Achieving these small goals will encourage you to keep going.
- Gradually change diet choices. There are a lot of diets out there that severely limit your calories, carbs and sugar and while they initially show results, they are hard to stick to because of their strict limits. Instead, resolve to eat better gradually. For example, add one serving of vegetables to one meal a day. Limit dining out to one or two times per week. And drink plain coffee instead of sugar-laden lattes. Health.gov's Dietary Guidelines are a good resource.
- Develop an easy exercise routine. If you've never exercised regularly, waking at the crack of dawn to circuit train at your local gym probably won't last. Instead, start with small steps for success. Add a nightly walk after dinner or take the stairs instead of the elevator. If you wear a pedometer, try increasing your steps by 2,000. Even exercising for 5 minutes at a time can really help. Plus, once you start building strength and stamina you'll want to see how far you can go.
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This week, for some reason, is confusing the heck outta me. Yesterday I was convinced, convinced, that it was Wednesday. Today I'm carrying on the trend and can't remember that it's not Thursday. I'm not sure if it's because I was going to take Friday off of work and now I'm not, or whether it's because I'm a tad stressed these days.
Friday was going to be my go to Stitches day since Saturday I'll be on a bike all day and Sunday I'll be celebrating my mom's birthday with her all day. I was going to spend just a couple of hours yarn gazing (and buying), targeting toward some yarn I've been coveting since last year. But then I found out that I'll have to leave work early on Monday for a dentist appointment, and I'll have to take off the entire day on Tuesday (next Tuesday, which will really be Tuesday) to take my mom in for some minor surgery. Then the next week I'll be taking off Friday to drive to Solvang (so soon!) and the following Monday to recover from the ride. I'm very torn about missing Stitches. On the one hand I have enough yarn to last me my entire life; on the other hand you can never have too much stash. Those of you going, have fun!
This morning I had a lovely drive to work. It was lightly drizzling directly overhead with the sun shining from the east and low clouds floating through the hills on the west. The hills are finally green with lots of yellow mustard and they sparkled with the rain and the sun. Rainbows appeared here and there as the clouds moved. I had a lot a time to admire the scenery since people in California have no idea how to drive in anything except clear, dry conditions. My commute took twice the normal time today. Oh! And I saw an egret on the hillside! That bird was seriously lost.
I still haven't figured out what to do about my television service. I'll write a long post about it when it's resolved, but despite a very nice email from a Comcast representative, and despite calls with two other representatives (one of whom put me on hold for 20 minutes before I hung up and now won't return my calls) and lots of additional time on-line, I'm still uncertain of my path. I don't particularly want to put holes in my roof for a dish, so that returns me to the cable monopoly. Yes, I've thought of just disconnecting entirely, but I like watching local news and there are a few programs I still follow. Oh, what to do, what to do?
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
It's really not Thursday?
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Lyons admitted to the Associated Press Friday that the ad, which NARAL pulled, is "confusing, but not false."All Roberts' brief said was, "You're applying the wrong law!" That's it. He wasn't condoning violence in any way and he couldn't have defended Lyon's abortion clinic bomber unless he had a time machine. Hmmm.... "Confusing but not false" ... kinda has a nice ring to it. Sort of academic sounding, and we haven't had a humorous cliche in a while. It has the same connotation as "fake but accurate" - i.e., "we lied our asses off but what we said was true" - but more nuance. What a charming little alternative universe these people live in. I guess it all depends on what the meaning of the word "is" is.
...Lyons appears in the ad and tells viewers about the bombing that injured her, even though it occurred seven years after the brief Roberts filed. The ad never mentions the reasons for Roberts' brief...
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"Confusing But Not False"
Not as cute as "fake but accurate" of course but shows promise, don't you think? NARAL pulled its anti-Roberts ad because it was a lie, and their star, bombing victim Emily Lyons, has coined a new phrase to describe and defend NARAL's blatant dishonesty:
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About SteveSteve is a native St. Louisan. He grew up in the Sunset Hills area and attended Lake Forest College, located on the North Shore of Chicago. After a year of working as the Assistant to the Dean of Admissions for Lake Forest, Steve was accepted into the nine-month Management Training Program at Mercantile Bank in St. Louis. At the time, it was an extremely coveted program that was ranked among the top management training programs of all banks in the Midwest, including Chicago. It was in the management training program that Steve met Carolyn's husband, Bob, and became great friends from that point on. After three years with Mercantile as a corporate real estate lending officer, Steve decided to get his real estate license and switch careers.
He joined Wallace McNeil Company, a commercial real estate brokerage firm in Clayton, in 1987. Timing was not on his side, due to a downturn in the commercial real estate market in St. Louis at the time. In 1988, Steve decided to join St. Louis based Maritz, Inc., a national leader in the motivation and incentive industry. Steve enjoyed six years of traveling the world with Maritz Travel Company, first as a Travel Director and then as a Travel Account Executive, operating incentive travel programs for Fortune 500 corporate clients. Finally, in 1994, Steve had the desire to return to real estate and try the residential side of the industry. He found his calling in life and has never looked back!
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Today I primarily analyzed marketing and performance of social media posts. For instance, yesterday's post on Laredo is performing extraordinary well. Facebook is recommending I boost it but since I'm concentrating on getting likes, I likely won't. I also looked at how the ad promotions for the other boosted posts went. According to Facebook, I ran ads that performed 95% better than other ads. I had a cost acquisition of $.01. This sounds pretty good for someone who has no marketing training or background! I think the real person to thank here is Maria's excellent artwork: it's easy to like something so well done. The two posts got combined got over 6,000 likes on Instagram AND we now have 43 followers. That's a huge improvement from the 15 followers we had when I began the campaign. On Facebook, we're now up to 350 likes/follows ever and gaining more since the page is still being promoted.
Alas, the twitter account still has few followers at only 17. I'll try to think of ways to improve that number for next week. Overall, I think we're doing pretty great and as Jeff noted, some of the likes we've been getting for the Facebook page have been through word-of-mouth!
Finally, I continued to swap out old images in the Indiegogo video for new images. I'm going to keep working on that tomorrow and export the new video.


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The Ellettsville, Indiana, Town Council met in regular session at 7:30 p.m., Monday, August 23, 1999. Members present were Michael Cornman, President, Geraldine McIntyre, Vice President, Patrick Stoffers and Donald Ashley. Mr. Cornman called the meeting to order.
Mike Cornman said due to some personal reasons he is going to step aside as President of the Town Council effective tonight. So he will pass this (gavel) over to Geraldine to run the meeting.
Geraldine said do I hear a motion for the minutes and claims. Donald Ashley so moved.
Rick Coppock said one thing he might add is there is an additional claim in there for Bynum Fanyo Utilities. They received the first reimbursement check for the 46 project, which was one hundred twenty four thousand dollars. In their contract with the state reimbursement for management of the project included in that amount so we submitted a claim after we were reimbursed by the state, so it is reimbursable through them and that is what shows up on this claim. It has already been reimbursed to the town.
Patrick Stoffers seconded. Motion passed 4-0.
Mike Cornman read Ordinance 99-12. Geraldine McIntyre said do I here a motion that we accept this Ordinance. Patrick Stoffers so moved. Donald Ashley seconded. Motion passed 4-0.
Mike Cornman read Ordinance 99-13. Geraldine McIntyre said so I hear a motion. Mike Cornman so moved. Patrick Stoffers seconded. Motion passed 4-0.
Rick Coppock with Bynum Fanyo and Associates spoke on this. Rick taped up a map for the Council and those attending the meeting to see. Rick said in this 30 acres that abuts the town limits though the Forest View subdivision on the west. The entire 30 acres extends from there out to Union Valley road. At this time in order to get the amount of land that is contiguous to it. It would be in 2 phase's annexation, the first phase. This is the property that isn't owned by Mr. Ponton at this time and date. Right now they are just dealing with this phase in here, it is 22 ½ acres. Pointing to the map he showed the future annexation which would extend out to Union Valley Road. The petitioner is requesting R-1 zoning, which are the lot sizes of ninety six hundred square feet. They show future connection to Lakeview Drive and another future connection to the south and future connection to the north, those are to provide access to those properties in the future. There is nothing in concrete at this time the site will have to be surveyed and topographic survey done and they will have to have a boundary survey done to establish all property lines. The County highway driveway access permit will be required. He sent some information out to Bill Williams the County Engineer and he is reviewing that. At this time what they are asking for is approval for this phase one of the annexation with R-1 zoning. Fred Ponton is the owner. The developer is Jim McDonald; the last development that he knows he did was down at the Point on Lake Monroe.
Mike Cornman said this tonight is just phase one. Rick said yes.
Mike Cornman said currently you are asking for voluntary annexation for land. He doesn't have any access to any roads right now? Rick said correct, once this one is done then they will annex the rest of the property. Mike asked if he owns that to? Rick said yes, this is the whole tract.
There was more discussion on this.
Geraldine McIntyre said this was brought up at the last planning and zoning meeting and there were several residents out on Union Valley Road who came to speak. It was decided among them that if it wasn't annexed into the town of Ellettsville then it would be Monroe County Planning and Zoning. They seemed to want it to come to the town of Ellettsville so that is why it is on the agenda tonight. All it is, is making it an annexation as an R-1.
Mike Cornman made the motion that we submit Ordinance 99-16 an Ordinance concerning annexation of adjacent contiguous territory to the Ellettsville Town Code for first reading. Patrick Stoffers seconded.
Bob Tamborrino said he was one of the Union Valley Road folks. He was voted as the Meadow Woods Mayor to come and talk to this tonight. Rick Coppock was kind enough to explain many times at the last meeting to all of us what this really means. Although that meeting and this meeting is just to talk about annexation of this rectangle, we are all very concerned about this and he is here to just make sure it is on the record as early at possible that if this goes through and this is annexed once it is all annexed and building begins regardless of the look of the neighborhood and the size of the lots. This will be the only road serving possibly all these home with hundreds of more cars going in and out of here and Union Valley already being and dangerous road with poor sight----- in either direction coming out of here. The last meeting was on a Thursday night and we all stood at the fence line (pointing to the map) last week and watched a horrible accident. A car coming up this hill (pointing to the map) and went head on with a car trying to turn into this driveway. That is going to happen 4 and 5 times a day if we have five to seven hundred more cars going into this neighborhood with only one entrance. That is the concern because these future roads that Mr. Coppock discussed aren't accessible right now for all kinds of reasons. This one entrance is gong to serve 90 homes and the folks that live all over here (pointing to the map) travel Union Valley Road everyday and we know how dangerous it is.
Mike Cornman asked Rick, when is Union Valley Road scheduled for upgrade according to the County plan? Rick said he thinks it is 5 to 8 years, it just depends on funding.
Mike Cornman said he talked to Bill Williams before the meeting and he just told him somebody would ever apply for a drive way permit they have to meet certain standards for the site distance.
Rick said when you get into design that is something you have to do. You have to survey probably about 500 feet from each edge of the property is generally what the state requires. You have to look and see if you have enough site distance. If there isn't enough site distance the developer would have to make some kind of improvement to the road to meet the criteria for site distance. He may have to take part of the hill off there, it is standard practice.
Chester Martin pointed to the map where he lives. He said he lives at 5323 North Union Valley Road. The accident was last Friday and they took 3 people to the hospital. He can't get out of his driveway without hardly getting ran over. If you have 90 houses in here and there is probably 2 cars per each dwelling, it is a lot of cars coming out of there. The road is not made for that kind of traffic. If the city annexes this will the city make Ponton mow the weeds and clean up the toxic waste? There are all kinds of truck tires. He told him he was going to clean them up as soon as he sold it; they are still there. They (tires) have been there for years and it's a mesquito breeding place. There is a huge pile of manure. He is not in favor of annexing, he doesn't want to be that close to the city. The city hasn't got a thing to offer him. It is going to be a lot more dangerous for him. There are too many houses for that much property, 3 houses to the acre is too close, two is enough.
Mike Cornman asked if he or any of the other neighbors called the Health Department or the Solid Waste District about the trash.
Mr. Martin said no he has threatened to do that but he never did. Geraldine said I think you should call Monroe County Solid Waste District down on South Walnut.
Mr. Martin said he told me he was going to have it cleaned up but he has never done it. He doesn't mow the weeds and they are higher than your head. If the city annexes it does the city have the right to make them clean it up? There is old refrigerators, washing machines, and all kinds of stuff back there.
Geraldine said Diana Davis with Monroe County Solid Waste is the one you need to call and talk to her. Call 349-2020, that is the office and they will put you in contact with her because if there is old refrigerators and toxics they need to be taken care of
Mr. Martin said there are old tires and truck tires a bunch of truck tires, it's a mesquito breeding place. He jumped him when he first sold the place and he said that is the first thing I'm going to move out.
Rick Coppock said he can tell the prospective buyer that he needs be aware there is all those problems out there with the tires I'm sure he didn't want to inherit that problem.
Mike Cornman said especially if these people call the Solid Waste or Health Department and they go out there and check and find contaminated soil is a lot worse than -----------.
Geraldine said all in favor say aye. Motion passed 3-1, Patrick Stoffers voted no.
Mike Farmer said he will give a report on the 46 project. They have about 6,000 feet of pipe in the ground now. They are probably about 40% complete. They will start changing individual services out in a couple days and each person will be notified before we change them over to the new water line. We have been served notice that we will have a meeting Friday at 9:00 with Rogers Group and we are going to lay out how we are going about the construction. Everything is going really well as far as putting the water lines in the ground.
Ron McGlocklin asked Mike Spencer, they have another surplus vehicle we need to put up for sealed bid. Can they go ahead and do that like they did the last. Mike Spencer said he believes so.
Ed Bitner said he lives on Main Street. He told Mike Cornman that he is sorry to see him step down he thinks he is doing an excellent job. He said he is curious, he heard there was some kind of information meeting about the Mayor thing and becoming a city last week. Did that really happen?
Mike Cornman said a group of people who were interested in keeping the town a town met. It was a private group.
Ed said several months ago when he came to a meeting and when this first all started out he brought up the fact then that it was kind of deceiving when a guy says we are not going to raise the tax base and things were brought up that ------ deceiving the public that you really will raise taxes. It was brought up he thinks Mr. Stoffers brought up that we are limited on how much we can raise taxes if we raise them anyway. Then he gets an article in the paper, which says you are trying to go for additional tax levy to pay for this if we do become a mayoral ship. That is understandable. The part that he has a question about is the last paragraph say if we don't become a mayoral city, remain a town that we might be able to lower the taxes or backup and just put the money in the general fund.
Mike Cornman said I think there has been a discussion between State Board of Tax Commissioner and the Clerk-Treasurer about the process it takes if you become a city or if you don't become a city, which budget you use.
Diana said when she met with Bob Pearly, State Board of Tax Commissioners; we are filing for an excess levy. There are different reasons for which you can file. We are looking them over right now and she thinks it is just going to be for the PERF for the police and fire. He said they don't really care if we are a city of a town they are not going to give us any additional money for that reason. When she files the levy appeal that we do not want it to be reviewed until a little later, then after the election in November, if we do not become a city then when they review it we can just tell them, this is under her understanding, we do not need it.
Ed asked Diana if she is going to do that. Diana said yes that is what he encouraged her to do.
Mike Cornman said the Town of Ellettsville hasn't had a tax increase since 1993. We have not imposed any other than what the state has allowed us on the additional 5% growth every year. The state sets that we don't. We get a 5% increase on the levy every year.
There was more discussion.
Geraldine said Mike I am sorry that you are stepping down as President and she will talk to you later about that.
Sandy Hash asked on this annexation you said it would be in Ward 4, Ward 4 is getting really large to put McNeely Street in there and everything to the east is going into Ward 4 so if you do annex this do you have a future plan to redistrict the ward because some are itty bitty and some are really huge?
Mike Cornman said that is mandated by our Town Code and by State law that we redistrict in 2002.
Geraldine said the September 13th meeting is changed to Tuesday September 7th. The Clerk will be attending the IACT Conference in South Bend.
Mike Cornman made the motion we adjourn. Patrick Stoffers seconded. Motion passed 4-0.


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Jean Butler is a New York City-based choreographer and performer. Best known as a practitioner of Irish Dance, Butler originated the female principal roles and co-choreographed Riverdance The Show and Dancing on Dangerous Ground. Trained under renowned teacher Donny Golden, Butler toured internationally as a soloist with the Chieftains for six years. Butler is currently a Lecturer in Irish Studies at New York University.
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Fresh from that whirlwind, Sawyer went forward with the release of his major label debut, A Good Storm , with Republic Records, an impressive blend of soulful Folk, blues, and rock, entirely written or co-written by Sawyer. His 2016 A Good Storm Tour included 62 shows across the US.
For 2018, Sawyer has once again gone independent; the highly-anticipated Hide Your Ghost, entirely written and produced by Fredericks, sheds the high gloss major label treatment, and stays true to Fredericks's honest and elegantly stripped down style, a self-described "free range folk", incorporating elements of blues, roots rock, and jazz with live instrumental arrangements throughout. Considered one of the top ten Americana Albums of 2018 so far, Chris Griffy of AXS magazine calls Hide Your Ghost "a bluesy folk rocker with a no-frills production that relies on Fredericks' raw voice to carry the emotional weight."
Beginning in June, Fredericks embarks on an extensive tour throughout the US and Canada, in support of Hide Your Ghost. For a full tour schedule, please visit www.sawyerfredericks.com/tour .
Seattle's WOLFCHILD is a collective of musicians creating a sound that blends the worlds of lyrical dreamy-folk music with the dramatic cinematic swells of Pink Floyd-esque alt-rock.
Frontman Gabriel Wolfchild spent his early years cutting his teeth as an acoustic singer-songwriter and became known for his tenderly poetic and at times tragic style that allows listeners to open up, dive deep, and explore the full extent of their own emotional passageways. His songwriting is met with ethereal 5 piece vocal harmonies, soaring horn bellows, gravity-defying guitar, and potent percussion and bass lines to create an immersive sound that blurs the line between rock show and performance art.
In 2017 the band independently released their first EP debut, Mornings Like These, produced and recorded by Eric Lilavois (Saint Motel, Atlas Genius) at the famed London Bridge Studio.
Recently, back at the studio, they have prepared a full length record set to release in 2019. The new album is a testament to the current state of the world and the turbulent time we as human beings are all being forced to reckon with.


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