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Practically Speaking
Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
What a heartbreaker! Mayor breaks tie to move fire station #3
This is SO sad!
Tuesday night, 7, yes, 7 aldermen had the intelligence and independence of spirit to vote against moving fire station #3 to the worst possible location (my opinion), the north west corner of Calhoun and Greenfield. Trouble is, this split vote left the tie breaking vote to our mayor.
Since Mayor Speaker was the one who started this whole ball rolling, to cater to the night time residents (voters) rather than to the taxpayers, businesses and daytime population of our city, it was pretty predictable as to the way his vote would go. (It was a yes.)
I am glad there were 7 no votes though. This shows the council is breaking out of its former lock step mode and starting to think for themselves. Think of what just a few new faces on the council could do?
A big thank you to the 7 no votes: Sutton, Carnell, Reddin, Balzer, Jerry Mellone, Blackburn, and Lisa Mellone.
Sadly, my other district 7 alderman, Mike Franz, voted yes. Yes, to his own district 7 residents soon to have the longest EMS response times in the city. I sure hope someone is considering running for district 7 alderman next spring. We need another alderman who will represent US and our interests.
I was not able to attend the meeting, but Renee Lowerr was good enough to email out a short synopsis of the night's events. Thanks Renee.
She reported, "The meeting was well attended by mostly Greenfield Heights Residents.
Several residents spoke in opposition of Option #1. I believe that I was the only resident East of Calhoun that spoke about re-considering their FS move vote & rebuild at current location.
The meeting was very heated, very emotional, many ?s, comments...between the Council Members & staff."
She also added, "Four homes will be taken by eminent
domain. One on Greenfield Ave, one on Calhoun & two on Adelman Roads."
Why are we surprised? Voters got what they wanted.
Politically, the year 2006 was a hard one for me. Both spring and fall elections went to candidates I did not support. (Exceptions: Lisa Mellone, Jerry Mellone, and Bill Carnell were the only bright spots that year.)
Think of what life would be like now if a different Brookfield Mayor had been elected and an incumbent Wisconsin State Senator was reelected.
going GREENIt's not easy
I tried to go green, but I cannot afford the gas mileage! No, I am not referring to my car. I am referring to my effort to replace 4 incandescent lamps in my kitchen light fixture with 4 florescent lamps (that is light bulb to the rest of us).
4-K: THE DOG CHASING ITS TAIL (Revised)
Oh, what a surprise. Tonight, Elmbrook to discuss more 4-year-old kindergarten in a non-videotaped work session.
Ever notice how many trial or temporary government programs become permanent and expanded? Social Security and the increase in Wisconsin's 4% sales tax to 5% back in, was it Lee Dreyfus' day(?) are two good examples of government that just keeps growing.
Couldn't agree more...
If we are following what the Task Force recommended, then why are not the other 3 possible Greenfield locations being discussed? I believe they should be brought to the table too.
I still strongly believe that our station is already in the right place. I can see that a location on Greenfield between Moorland and Calhoun might speed up dispatch to easterly district 7 locations and destinations to the west too. (It does not help the Brookfield Square/hot zone or interstate calls though.) There would not be any need to negotiate pulling out onto Moorland from Hackberry or from Moorland onto Greenfield, if it already was on Greenfield.The NW corner is really a mistake if we are trying to aid dispatch to the north via Calhoun. There is no easy way for a NW corner property to dispatch trucks northbound from a busy boulevard intersection! Since this was one of the main reasons that Chief Dahms gave for favoring the new alignment (when I met with him), the NW corner seems to be the most inferior station location for this purpose. Placing it on NW Calhoun would also cause some delay for calls to the east because the light/intersection must be taken into consideration as well as the greater distance. If we are truly trying to balance response times, these two locations, NW Calhoun and NE Calhoun, fail miserably.
Better start honking
Every day, for some time now, I hear the geese honking overhead as they start their migrations south. Their long flights take a tremendous amount of strength and stamina, yet they do it two times a year.
What's happened to truth?
Telling the truth has taken a backseat to maintaining and attaining power. We are seeing this on all fronts.
Locally, we just approved taking 4 family's homes to build a fire station that did not need relocating and will not improve fire response times.
Someone's got to be the grownup and say NO - UPDATE
I saw in the Sunday paper that the Governor was sweetening the pot on the 2nd state budget in an effort to "tempt enough Republicans in votes that would help it squeeze through the Assembly on Monday."
The thought came to me, that this whole can't we have all this spending, please approve my budget, and if you vote for my budget, I will give you this favor, reminded me of a whiny child and a parent.
Pork and log rolling
Leah said that offering something the I give you this so you will vote for that is called log rolling, it is illegal.
Free speech does not mean anything goes
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Journey from the center of the earth
OK, maybe we didn't go to the center, but it sure felt like it! This is a travel piece.
My husband and I just returned from an impromptu get away to Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. Mammoth is open every day except Christmas, so maybe a little get away could be in your future too? If you go soon, the fall colors are an extra bonus.
Thank you, Leah, for voting NO
The state budget passed. There was compromise. I am not happy about it.
I am really disappointed in Speaker Mike Huebsch. For all the no tax increase posturing he did prior to the vote, it seems he gave in to the idea that increases were OK as long as they weren't horribly high. With that kind of thinking we will never get spending under control!
Going the extra mile
I just returned from the Brookfield Library...smiling.
One of my neighbors is having a neighborhood Fall Festival party tonight and wanted to show some fun DVDs on the BIG screen. We are assisting with some of the technology to make that happen. (Translation: son is assisting.)
The original plan was to hook up a VCR to the projector and show my friend's VCR tape. But yesterday, I found I was the one needing to do that task--something a little too complicated for me. No problem, last night I reserved online It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown on DVD at the Brookfield Library.
Make reservations now for summer 2008
Although summer 2008 seems a long way off, it is already getting late in the season for making National Park lodging reservations! Popular parks fill up faster than the lesser known parks.
Yellowstone (our family favorite) is already showing no vacancy dates for various days throughout next summer. Don't let that discourage you, sometimes you can still work out your itinerary by staying in two locations. This happened to us our first trip in 2001--we had to move for one night in the middle of a 2 week stay. That was a huge waste of time though, and time is money when you are on vacation.
Way too casual with contagions
Before I start, here is the disclaimer: I am not a doctor nor am I licensed in the field of medicine in any way. Nutrition and natural medicine, however, have been an interest of mine for at least 30 years.
Last Monday, my 89 year old dad was checked into Elmbrook hospital with probable pneumonia. He had a bad cold over the weekend and on Monday the nurse at the group home thought he needed medical attention. She was right.
Did you notice the increase?
4k estimate costs
I'm sick of "It's only"--I want 0%
Only 3.5% increases that save you money oxymoron
Here is the latest on the State Budget.
Governor Doyle vetoed provisions in the state budget that essentially increase property taxes. The following is an excerpt from an email that I received from Representative Rich Zipperer:
Madison— Today, Governor Doyle vetoed portions of the conference committee budget that was approved by the Legislature earlier this week. After reviewing the vetoes, Rep. Rich Zipperer (R-Pewaukee) released the following statement:
"Apparently a deal isn't really a deal with this Governor. With one stroke of his pen today, he doubled the tax increase property taxpayers will see for 2007. This Governor's disregard for the taxpayer is astonishing."
Some of today's more egregious vetoes include:
* Increase property tax levy limit to 3.86% in 2007. Under the budget negotiated with Doyle, there was a 2% cap.
* Eliminate property tax limit for technical colleges. Under the budget negotiated with Doyle, there was a 4% cap.
* Eliminate phase-out of the PECFA program. This program places an additional tax on each gallon of gasoline.
* Eliminate a requirement that the UW-System let students know at the time of class registration who the daily teacher would be and what their credentials are.
* Eliminates legislative oversight of DNR Stewardship land acquisitions, meaning the Legislature will not have oversight on $85 million of DNR expenditures each year.
* Eliminate a 'lock box' on the Transportation Fund, leaving the fund open for future abuses and raids.
* Eliminate a requirement that the DOT annually submit to the Legislature a ten-year plan on future bonding.
* Eliminate a requirement that the DOT submit a plan to the Legislature on how to eliminate a $30,000,000 structural deficit within the Transportation Fund
* Eliminate Value Engineering requirements for large DOT projects. Using value engineering would save taxpayers money.
* Spend $800,000 on KRM preliminary work. Under the compromise budget, the money could not be spent unless a complete funding plan was agreed to by the Governor and the Legislature.
All from a governor who claims that he is "doing the right thing" for Wisconsin residents. Maybe it's time to email the Governor and thank him for seizing more of your discretionary income.
Democrat introduces SAVE ACT bill; I like it
This is a great example of how it does not matter what party some policy comes from; it matters what the policy is!
Unintended consequences
Unintended consequences 4k/can't close schools, elderly protection laws/can't seatbelt patient--falls, cant prune and clear forests/wild fires out of control, public education/tax price prohibits private education
No taxpayer tea party, at least not in Elmbrook
Here I was all set to blog something about your city, school district, state, and nation rationalizing a tax increase by saying,"It's only a such-in-such% increase in your tax bill?" and that it was time for a Boston Tea Party.
But this morning I am pleasantly surprised to learn that the Elmbrook School board actually voted to NOT increase their tax levy!
A most important vote 4k
Novermber 27, a day that will live in infamy. Now don't go thinking I
don't know my history, but for Elmbrook School District residents, the
School Board vote on that day will have permanent consequences.
Did you notice the 4-K increase?
Ever notice that when government or our school district is selling an idea the estimated price is lower than the real price? They start out a program (think foot in the door) and just keep expanding it--forever.
I was looking through some of my postings on 4-K from last year and found that Elmbrook told us the cost per year would be $685,570--paid for from district reserves, by the way. This was for 200 students. Remember, we needed 2 community partner locations to accommodate these students.


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Sync to snapshot 2008-11. But we didn't sync code/extfmts.lisp or iso8859-1.lisp and utf-8.lisp. (I don't think we want those changes, yet.)
Sync to snapshot 2008-11.
new-genesis.lisp: o Generate values for REAL_LRA_SLOT, KNOWN_RETURN_P_SLOT, and BOGUS_LRA_CONSTANTS from the actual Lisp values. breakpoint.c: o Use the generated values above, if available. We leave suitable defaults for now, but they should probably be removed.
Change how we handle function end breakpoints for non-x86. We don't disable GC before calling HANDLE-BREAKPOINT. We save the real LRA object to the Lisp stack, before calling HANDLE-BREAKPOINT. Afterwards, we load the LRA from the stack. Thus, if GC happened, the stack value will have changed appropriately, and we return to the correct place. compiler/ppc/parms.lisp: compiler/sparc/parms.lisp: o Don't need lisp::*gc-inhibit* to be a static symbol anymore so remove it. lisp/breakpoint.c: o Implement above idea in handle_function_end_breakpoint. o Add comments on the values of REAL_LRA_SLOT and friends. o Clean up compute_offsets for the x86 case which doesn't handle ppc or sparc anymore.
compiler/ppc/parms.lisp: compiler/sparc/parms.lisp: o Add lisp::*gc-inhibit* to list of static symbols. (No cross-compile needed because we used one of the spare static symbols. Full cycle of builds needed to progate the changes.) lisp/breakpoint.c: o Disable GC when calling HANDLE-BREAKPOINT. This is a temporary workaround to the issue where a GC occurring during HANDLE-BREAKPOINT can cause a segfault during tracing. GC moves the code object and/or bogus lra such that we don't know where we should return to.
New compute_offset is working on Solaris with Sun C now. Enable it.
Use new compute_offset for ppc too. Fixes the same unknown breakpoint at offset 0 error that happens on sparc. Still has the same segfault problem that sparc has.
A fix for the error that causes di::handle-breakpoint to complain about an unknown breakpoint at offset 0 when handling a function-end breakpoint. See the comment for compute_offset for an explanation. Note that this seems to fix that issue, but there is still the issue where a segfault will happen during tracing. It seems to happen if a GC occurs after the function end breakpoint has happened (compute_offset has already been called before GC happens), and trace has printed out the return value. Then a segfault happens. Due to some issues, this fix only works when compiled with gcc. Compiling with Sun c produces some segfaults somewhere such that we can't build cmucl at all. The bizarre part is that compute_offset is never called during a build because there are no breakpoints enabled during a normal build.
Import x86 Darwin port.
Remove old-style signals code and make our POSIX_SIGS behavior the default.
Merge code from main branch of 2005-12-17 to ppc gencgc branch. Still doesn't work of course.
Indent all source files using GNU indent using the config in .indent.pro.
Merge snapshot-2005-05 to this branch.
Clean up #ifdef.
Port Helmut's trace/known-return to ppc. Fix some bugs along the way as well. lisp/breakpoint.c: o Enable function-end stuff in compute_offset for DARWIN too. o Lots of printf's so we can see what's happening on ppc since gdb is majorly broken there. lisp/ppc-assem.S: o Actually implement the function-end breakpoint template. Basically copied the sparc version, with appropriate mods. lisp/ppc-arch.c: o Add TWLLEI_R0 macro to create the appropriate trap instructions that we need, and use as appropriate. o arch_install_breakpoint was actually broken and installed a twllgei instruction instead of twllei. o arch_do_displaced_inst was also broken. It didn't install the after-break-point trap after the breakpoint trap. And it also didn't continue running the code and returned instead. That's wrong. o The trap_AfterBreakpoint case in sigill_handler was inserting the wrong instruction back. (Probably too much copying of the sparc port.)
Implement tracing for the known-return convention. This is basically Helmut Eller's patch sent to cmucl-imp on 2005-03-08. This basically means tracing recursive functions will show all recursions during the trace and not just the final call. code/debug-int.lisp: o Apply Helmut's patch. Tweak it so when the known-return convention is being used, we tell MAKE-BOGUS-LRA that we're using the known-return so we can handle it properly. lisp/breakpoint.c: o Add an extra parameter to compute_offset so we know we're handling a function-end breakpoint or not. Needed because reg_CODE isn't pointing to the bogus lra in this case, so the offsets are all wrong. We compute the right offset for the known return and return the offset as negative so we can tell. o Adjust all callers of compute_offset. o Adjust handle_function_end_breakpoint to handle negative offsets from compute_offset so we can get the right code component for the bogus lra.
Finish conversion from hardcoded sigcontext to os_context_t, as initiated by the commit of the NetBSD support, and needed by the upcoming merge of the OS X/Darwin port.
Changes from Robert Swindells to support NetBSD.
Fred Gilham's Lisp executable support for CMUCL.
Mega commit to bring RELENG_18 branch in sync with HEAD in preparation for release tagging 18d.
Cleanup compiler warnings.
Minor source cleanups.
This set of revisions brings the RELENG_18 branch up to HEAD in preparation for an 18c release.
From Tim Moore; FreeBSD 4.x has new sigcontext code which can be accessed via the POSIX_SIGS conditional. Change the way SA_SIGINFO gets passed to sigaction. It is turned off for FreeBSD and Linux.
This (huge) revision brings the RELENG_18 branch up to the current HEAD. Note code/unix-glib2.lisp not yet included -- not sure it is ready to go.
Fix recently introduced bugs in the breakpoint handling on non-x86 ports; fake_foreign_function_call must be called before sap_alloc on the non-x86 port so that current_dynamic_space_free_pointer is setup from reg_ALLOC.
For the x86 port store the return code component and the PC offset in bogus LRA code objects rather than a SAP to avoid lossage if the real code object is moved while the real return address has been moved off the stack.
Breakpoint and single stepping support for the x86 port. This has been tested in the experimental code and works on both FreeBSD and Linux. Plus a few improvements to the interrupt safety for the x86 port.
Add RCS header.
Solaris patch.
Solaris patches.
Don't call undo_foreign_function_call in breakpoint_do_displaced_inst under hpux.
HP breakpoint support.
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15 movies you hope are on your next flight from Heathrow
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15 movies you hope are on your next flight from Heathrow
Heres mine, I couldn;t get a legit top 10 without leaving out some favourites.
The Patriot
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
One flew over the Cuckoo's nest
Cheech and chong- still smokin
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
LOTR trilogy
Nap Dyn
Walk the Line
Princess Diaries (nah not really )
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I'm sure we have been down this road before, but I enjoy it.
Pulp Fiction
Hard Days Night
Dirty Harry
The Godfather I & II
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Ben Hur
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Dr. Stragelove
Taxi Driver
Major League
The Big Lebowski
Tokyo Olympiad
Standing in the Shadows of Motown
Pulp Fiction
Animal House
Breaking Away
Grand Prix
Godfather II
Last Train From Gun Hill
High Noon
Doctor Strangelove
Chariots of Fire
The Sting
That's 11 off the top of my head, not in preferential order.
I love movie so much i cant go to the the anymore because im afraid the whole time someone might talk and its my church. But anyway i was thinking about the movies that touched me the most, not so much my favorite flicks, but the ones the changed my life for ever. Here they are-
Wizard of OZ- At 5 years old it was there first terror film i ever saw.
SUMMER OF 42-a young boy falls in love with a beautiful Jennifer O' neil. It took me years to get over her.
The Day The Earth Stood Still[/size]- the first sci-fi with a brain and a heart.
Jaws- [/size]never seen anything like it before and neither had anyone else!
Aliens[/size]-never seen anything like it ect.ect.
The Deer Hunter[/size]- brillant and bitter.
Patton[/size]- so horribley real.
Close encounters of the third kind[/size]- the first movie about aliens that made me think-maybe?
Raging Bull-[/size] a perfect movie-landmark
Clockwork Orange-[/size] seeing this at 16 years old was quite an eye opener. My older brother, the artist insisted we see it.
Monty Python and the holy Grail-[/size] i didnt know movies this silly could be made.
Silence of the Lambs[/size]- still cant watch it again- i cant go back there ever.
Lawrence of Arabia-[/size] classic, beautiful. My fav. actor gives his first and maybe best preformance.
Open Range[/size]- A cowboy movie that is so real and exciting but nobody saw it.
Saving Private Ryan[/size]- again so very real and a must watch to honor those who gave their life.
Yes, we have done this before and we all put different ones every time. Here's my current T10. I have taught a Film Analysis class in high school and college, and I've shown all of these at one time or another as examples of movie-making at its very best.
Apocalypse Now - my favorite
Batman Begins - best fantasy
Blade Runner - best sci-fi
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - best buddy flick
Goldfinger - essential Bond
Lord of the Rings – Return of the King - best made picture, surpassing Citizen Kane
Memento - best mind-blower
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - best actor ever
Raiders of the Lost Ark - best story
Seabiscuit - works on FOUR different levels!
[edited for egregious 'typo']
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Das Boot
The Birds
When We Were Kings
Get Carter
Being John Malkovich
The Usual Suspects
The Last Seduction
I'll stop now - could stretch to 50....
In some sort of rough order:
Dr. Strangelove
In the Heat of the Night
Breaking Away
Saving Private Ryan
American Graffiti
The Godfather
Das Boot
Animal House
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Anyone planning to tally up the votes for a TAFNEWS Message Board Top Ten?
At the risk of parsing words too closely, the subject line is too broad.
Is one asking what we think are the BEST movies of all time (in the sense of doing a critique), or the ones we'd want the most to watch again (and again, as in the desert island scenario). My two lists wouldn't be remotely similar.
Here's "you a desert island & a multiplex"
http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/discus ... ght=island
gh, that definition is up to the individual. My favorites, in no particular order:
La Vita E Bella (Life is Beautiful)
Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Sting
The Muppet Movie
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
On The Waterfront
The Princess Bride
Back to the Future
Following tafnut's concept
The best ever - La Grand Illusion
Fantasy/Sci-fi - Star Wars
Megafilm - War and Peace (Bondarchuks)
Action - Die Hard
Ultimate mindless entertainment - Dumb and dumber
Being thrown back to college - Animal House
Gangster satire - Pulp fiction
Animated for children - Monsters, Inc.
Blowing your mind - Usual suspects
Ugliest - Caligula
Acrobatic old - Harold Lloyd
Acrobatic new - Jackie Chan
Sport - Rocky (original)
Artistic - La Strada
Fairy tale - Princess Bride
Best background music - Amadeus
The Magnificent 7
Duel (first movie of Spielberg)
Rollerball (first one)
The Graduate
Cool Hand Luke
The Hustler
In the Heat of the Night
Pretty Woman
The Godfather
Dr. Strangelove
Bullitt Great chase
The Money Pit (doesn't this apply to all of us) When will it get done? 2 weeks!
phil weishaar
chapman kansas
where it was 108 today
I must say, 3 films I could add to my list are...
The Graduate (loved the soundtrack)
Rainman (great acting)
Shawshank Redemption (watched it 5 times for school, still like it!)
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Great choices big mac!
Dr. Strangelove
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Producers (the original w/ Zero Mostel)
The Silent World (Jacques Cousteau's)
Citizen Kane
The Ladykillers (w/ Alec Guinness)
Someone should start a list of the 25 best or favorite films so that we could all add. How do you limit yourself to only 10. This is more of an off-season exercise anyway.
Hmm, let's see.
Star Wars I
Star Wars II
Star Wars III (my favorite)
Star Wars IV
Star Wars V
Star Wars VI
Monty Python: Quest for the Holy Grail
Bourne Supremacy
X-Men 3
Ocean's 11
Im amazed at how many movies other listed were on my favorite list... I would add Terminator I to the list ... and I would also add Ben Hur as a great Classic. ... I just watched the Truman Show and it was great...
Do you recommend taking a trip to London? C'mon the trilogy is awesome. I don't watch them non-stop, but you can't go wrong with some of the most lucrative films in history.
Ill go back and read your list... confession of a bad habit, I tend to fire off a post before reading all the threads... Next time I am on the west coast Im going to take you up on that offer and Ill bring the steaks and beer.!.. Thanks Badhammy you're the best.. also The Big Lebowski was a riot..
Bad Hammy is moving up in the world. First he established a fan club of Pulp Fiction, now you two have one for Ben Hur. WOW :-).
And The Big Lebowski. Next up, Dirty Harry . . . and everyone is invited over to watch all four on the Big Kahuna . . . paulthefan has the beer and steaks . . . I have the BBQ and spirits . . . anyone else??
With all four essential food groups covered, how can anybody not accept such an invitation. Just throw Dumb and dumber in the mix.
He Who Must Die ia a Kazantzakis' masterpiece, perhaps even more artistic than Zorba the Greek.
And "King of Hearts" is a really wonderful film. I saw it in a theater, years ago, probably at the New Varsity in Palo Alto. In the last year, I found that the library had a copy (can't remember video or DVD). The movie has legs. I was thinking about my list (did the title of the thread change?), but got sidetracked with EC and AC results. I'll think about it. At one time, my two favorite movies were single letter jobs, Z and M. A couple years ago, I rewatched Z. I couldn't figure out what was wrong. It was not nearly so gripping as when I saw it in the early '70s. About half way through, I realized that whoever put out the DVD had dubbed the damn thing. The original, with subtitles worked better for me.
As for going to Heathrow, I'm not sure I am ever going to fly again. It's not the fear of terrorism, it's that air travel quality has just gotten worse, and worse and I really have to steel myself to get on a plane. I've just about decided to bag Osaka, cause I just don't want to spend that much time on a plane, with no amenities. Maybe things will be better for Berlin '08. Doubt that the flight will, but it will be shorter.
[quote="Pego"][quote="tandfman"]A few of my all-time faves that I'd love to see again and that I don't think have previously been mentioned.
The Maltese Falcon
Best line:
" This is coin of the realm. One dollar of it is worth ten dollars of talk. "
Jules Dassin has died at the age of 96.
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Friday, Dumb and Dumber, The Mask (Jim Carrey), Billy Madison, Jurassic Park, American History X, Sandlot, Rush hour, Ace Ventura Pet Detective, Happy Feet, Dr. Seuss' The Grinch who stole Christmas (Jim Carrey), The Mighty Ducks, Happy Gilmore, Shanghai Noon, and Dr. Dolittle (Eddie Murphy).
In no order:
1) Man on the Flying Trapeeze (W.C. Fields)
2) The Producers (w/ Zero Mostel)
3) Drunken Master/Legend of Drunken Master (Jackie Chan at his best)
4) Goodfellas
5) LOTR trilogy
6) Night of the Living Dead
7) Casablanca
8 ) The Haunting (1963 version)
9) Monty Python and the Holy Grail
10) Scarface
Guilty pleasure: Napolean Dynamite
Quite serious! Kate Moss had six bags of eight not show up in LA about a week ago. Charge to T5: £10.000.
Heathrow T5 is a fantastic terminal with all the essentials -- seats -- if you:ve not yet had the pleasure of going through there. Even has a Starbucks.
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With dad and former Auburn and NBA star Wesley Person in attendance, he scored the Bulldogs' final seven points and a game-high 25 overall, and they survived 49-47 to reach Friday's boys' 1A final.
Brantley (21-5) will play the Marion County-St. Jude winner Friday at 3 p.m. in the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Complex.
Ragland got 15 points from Jimmy Brock, 12 from Cody Jones and 10 from Kijana Lindsey, but it wasn't enough to survive the Purple Devils' first appearance in the state semifinals under the current format, which started in 1994.
The Purple Devils had to overcome a brutal start. They went scoreless in the first quarter and shot 10 percent from the field en route to a 20-9 halftime deficit.
"I was very proud how we played in the second half," Ragland coach Andy Eden said. "We were just nervous a little bit, I think, in the first half. A lot of adrenaline going, and it just wasn't real smooth for us.
"But I was proud of the way the guys didn't give up at halftime and the way we fought back."
Ragland came back in part by forcing 27 Brantley turnovers and took its first lead, 38-37, on Brock's layup with 1:19 left in regulation.
But Brock had the responsibility of guarding person and fouled out with 1:05 left in regulation. Person hit one of two free throws to tie it then missed a 3-point attempt at the buzzer.
Ragland got off to a good start in overtime and led by three points twice --- 43-40 on a Jaylen Brewster 3-pointer and 45-42 on Jones' jumper with 1:29 left.
But Brantley put the ball in Person's hands, and he tied the game with an old-fashioned 3-point play at 1:03. He went 5-for-5 at the free-throw line down the stretch, including two for the decisive points with two seconds left.
Brantley's Otis Guice intercepted Ragland's three-quarter-court inbounds pass on the game's final play.
Ragland finished its season at 28-7.
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The United States is incurring unsustainable levels of debt. By 2050, interest costs on the debt alone are projected to be more than four times what the federal government has historically spent on education, R&D, and infrastructure – combined. Federal entitlement programs are the main drivers of runaway government spending. Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid cost $1.6 trillion in 2013 and will soar to $3 trillion per year in just ten years. None of these programs are projected to be financially solvent 20 years from now. Without reform, economy-crushing new taxes or painful benefit cuts - or both – will be needed to keep the programs alive. The Chamber is leading an honest and fact-based conversation about entitlement spending and bringing together stakeholders to facilitate reform efforts.
Nothing is more important to America's economic future than the development of a workforce with the skills and knowledge required to compete in the global economy. That development starts in the classroom and extends the length of a working person's career. The reality, however, is that America's K-12 education system is not adequately preparing students for careers or postsecondary education, and worker training programs are not, in many cases, teaching the skills demanded in the marketplace. The result is a persistent skills gap that is impacting the nation's competitiveness. In an effort to close that gap, the U.S. Chamber advocates for rigorous academic standards that are arealigned with college and career, accountability for students' academic achievement, support for teachers,and options for parents and students. The Chamber also supports policies to increase college access and success, affordability, and transparency. To ensure that transitioning or unemployed workers acquire the skills they need to succeed, the Chamber supports streamlined, local worker training programs that are based on the needs of employers and accurate and timely local labor market data. In addition, the U.S. Chamber supports the employer community by improving its engagement and partnership in education and workforce reforms.
America is poised to become a global energy powerhouse. With the right policy framework, the energy sector can create even more jobs, generate much needed federal and state revenue, and move the nation toward greater energy self reliance, thus improving our competitiveness and national security. To take full advantage of America's opportunity, we must allow greater access to our oil and gas resources, recognize the important role of coal in our economy and work to make it cleaner, and develop and deploy advanced technologies, including alternative energy sources, nuclear energy, and energy efficiency. Developing a competitive energy workforce, streamlining the permitting process for energy infrastructure projects, and resisting regulations that burden the economy and threaten the reliability of our electricity supply are also necessary if America is to fulfill its energy potential. The Chamber's Institute for 21st Century Energy recently launched its new, comprehensive plan to make Energy Work for US. Learn more at EnergyWorksForUS.com.
An avalanche of environmental regulations has made it increasingly difficult to build and develop in the United States. Rules that severely limit activities and development in critical habitat areas; increasingly stringent air quality mandates; restrictions on energy production, mining, grazing, and forestry on federal lands; and an expansion of permitting requirements and restrictions on virtually all U.S. lands and watersheds have conspired to deter development, growth, job creation, and prosperity. The problem rests not only with the regulations themselves, but also the process by which they are formulated. Thirty-five percent of all major regulations are issued without a public comment period, and in many instances, activists and agencies use court-ordered consent decrees to force the development of regulations, often on extremely tight deadlines, that they could otherwise not achieve through the regular rulemaking process. The Chamber is working to make the regulatory process more transparent, agencies more accountable, and regulations more cost effective. Atop its regulation reform agenda is the Regulatory Accountability Act, which would ensure cost-benefit analyses of proposed rules and allow for judicial review of those analyses and increase scrutiny for the most costly regulations.
The federal government should not produce goods and services for itself or others that can be produced at a lower price, with higher quality, and a faster delivery schedule by private businesses. The government saves billions of tax payer dollars and sustains the nation's competitive edge in industries such as defense, information technology, and management when it partners with and invests in private sector companies. However, a complicated and inflexible federal contracting process with costly administrative burdens deters many businesses from bidding on contracts. The U.S. Chamber works to streamline the acquisition process, ensure a fair and open procurement system, and encourage the government to rely more on the private sector for the goods and services it needs.
Capital goes where it is welcome, where it feels safe, and where it has a reasonable opportunity to earn a profit. To maintain and advance its global leadership in capital formation, the United States must have the most fair, efficient, and innovative capital markets in the world. We can't achieve this without a modern and coherent financial services regulatory system. In many ways, the government is moving us further away from well-functioning, well-regulated capital markets by producing a maze of overlapping, contradictory, and duplicative financial regulations. The U.S. Chamber is fighting for the kind of financial rulemaking that protects consumers and investors, encourages reasonable risk taking, doesn't constrain innovation and growth or allow special interest groups to advance their agendas at the expense of all investors, and is coordinated with other economies and among the many domestic agencies that issue financial regulations.
Increasingly, our constitutionally protected right to free speech is being stifled through fear, intimidation, and overregulation. Labor unions, shareholder activists, and anti-business policymakers have long attacked speech by businesses. Such efforts include attempts both to prevent business speech—by driving the business community's voice out of the political process and the public debate—and to force it. Examples of overreaching in forced speech include improper mandates that require businesses to disclose sensitive and confidential information, present government messages as their own, and disparage their own products or services. The U.S. Chamber is aggressively working to fend off such infringements on the business community's free speech rights.
The Chamber has long supported health care reform that addresses the uncontrollable costs of our current health care system, improves the overall quality of health care, and expands meaningful coverage to the uninsured. In light of the serious consequences of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) that are affecting employers and employees alike, it is crucial to continue to evaluate reform options that decrease the current strain on our nation's job creators. As the recently released report from the Chamber's Health Care Solutions Council delineates, further reforms are necessary if we are to realize lower costs, innovative and high-quality care, and better health for all Americans. A sustainable health care system must build upon the successes in the private sector and reinforce the strengths of the employer-sponsored health care system instead of imposing mandates, new taxes and penalties, and limiting flexibility.
America has had the opportunity to grow and thrive because we have attracted and welcomed the most talented and the hardest working people to our shores. The U.S. Chamber has collaborated with a variety of odd bedfellows including faith organizations, law enforcement, and ethnic groups to build a movement for commonsense immigration reform that strengthens border security, expands the number of visas for high- and lesser-skilled workers, makes improvements to the federal employment verification system, and provides an earned lawful status for the undocumented with no future bar to citizenship. The door to the American dream must always remain open.
The U.S. Chamber is leading the charge to improve the quality of America's infrastructure—whether it's transportation, energy, or water networks—all of which directly impact our ability to compete in the global economy. By modernizing our national infrastructure, we can improve commercial efficiency, increase U.S. competitiveness in the global economy, and create much-needed jobs in the near term. American businesses of all sizes and our government must work together to improve the security of the infrastructure of our online economy and protect our cyber systems from intruders and attacks.
Our economy is driven by the need to innovate, create, and develop new ways to serve consumers—and industries that rely on intellectual property (IP) play an essential role. IP-intensive industries—everything from music to manufacturing—account for nearly 35% of total U.S. GDP and support 40 million American jobs. They are responsible for more than 60% of all U.S. exports, to the tune of $775 billion. Add it all up, and America's IP is worth more than $5 trillion. None of this is possible without strong IP protection. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and its Global Intellectual Property Center believes that American inventions and intellectual property fuel our economy, create jobs, and improve our daily lives through better access to medicines, increased trust in brands, and greater consumer safety.
With 95% of the world's consumers living outside the United States, we have extraordinary opportunities to create growth and jobs through the expansion of international trade and investment. Agreements such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) can help small and large businesses reach new customers by opening foreign markets. None of this is possible without passage of Trade Promotion Authority, which requires the White House and Congress to work together in trade negotiations. The U.S. Chamber's international team works every day to build bridges to promising markets abroad, to tear down the barriers that shut U.S. exports out of foreign markets, and to secure a brighter future where international commerce generates economic growth and job creation at home.
Employers are being bombarded with new regulations and enforcement tactics from the various federal departments that cover the workplace. The Chamber's Labor, Immigration and Employee Benefits Division, along with the Workforce Freedom Initiative, focus on advancing employer concerns and interests in a wide array of policy debates. From pushing back on flawed OSHA proposed regulations, to leading the fight against Department of Labor and NLRB actions that would enhance unions' ability to organize, to exposing the unions' role in the efforts to impose a $15 "living wage," the Chamber is the leading employer voice on matters affecting workplace policy and these divisions of the Chamber ensure that the employer view will be well represented.
America has the costliest legal system in the world. The total tort liability price tag for small businesses is an astounding $105 billion annually. Frivolous lawsuits remain a serious drag on our economic recovery and undermine true justice for legitimate victims, while the threat of lawsuits increases uncertainty, stifles investment and hiring, and even bankrupts some companies. The Chamber's Institute for Legal Reform and the National Chamber Litigation Center work to end lawsuit abuse and ensure that businesses receive the fair, efficient, and consistent justice system they deserve.
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A modern, balanced, transparent regulatory system would give businesses the confidence they need to hire, invest, and innovate. But our current system is outdated, opaque, and enabling a regulatory onslaught that stifles economic growth. The U.S. Chamber is working to improve the rulemaking process, while seeking redress in the courts when regulators overstep their bounds. It is also working to advance legislation that would reform the system by restoring checks and balances, allowing public participation, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring good governance.
American businesses of every size maintain a long-held commitment to providing voluntary benefits that support the welfare of their workers. As Americans live longer, healthier, and more active lives, retirement security becomes a greater concern—particularly with the uncertainty surrounding government programs like Social Security. The private employer-provided retirement system has contributed significantly to the retirement needs of millions of seniors. The Chamber and its members are committed to continuing the success of the system and ensuring the long-term retirement security of Americans.
The U.S. Chamber is committed to comprehensive reforms to the American tax system that will foster economic growth, increase American global competitiveness, and attract international investment and innovation. A smarter, streamlined tax system would allocate taxpayer dollars more effectively and unleash the power of American businesses—large and small—to create jobs. To that end, the Chamber is advancing a pro-growth tax agenda that would lower rates for corporations and individuals alike, broaden the base, and simplify compliance. We must also establish tax policy on a permanent basis so businesses have the confidence and certainty to expand, hire, and invest, and so they can compete in the global economy.
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CM's Wiercioch, Schram, Chishko claim PIAA wrestling titles
Cody Wiercioch was one of three state champions for Canon-McMillan during the PIAA wrestling tournament held at the Giant Center in Hershey. In his career, Wiercioch has won three PIAA titles.
Threes were wild for Canon-McMillan during the PIAA Class AAA wrestling tournament at the Giant Center in Hershey as the Big Macs crowned three state champions. Connor Schram, Solomon Chishko and Cody Wiercioch captured gold medals
According to wrestling guru and Observer-Reporter sports writer Joe Tuscano, the last time Canon-McMillan sported three champions was 63 years ago when Manuel Pihakis (95), Joe Solomon (145) and Don Haney (154) competed the feat in 1950.
Additionally, the three titles gave the school 39 state championships, one shy of the record of 40 held by Clearfield.
For Wiercioch, his 7-2 triumph over Penncrest's Joe Gartland in the 170-pound final marked his third crown. The senior won his first PIAA title at the Class AA level while wrestling for Charleroi. The four-time finalist has won back-to-back championships for the Big Macs.
The Pitt recruit moved through the tournament with ease. He opened action with a fall at 4:28 against Cody Seibert of Big Spring. After an 11-3 decision against Tom Sleigh from Dubois, Wiercioch whipped Central Dauphin's Colton Peppelmon in the semifinals, 16-6.
In the finals, Wiercioch scored a takedown to take the early lead, 2-0. Though Gartland registered an escape, Wiercioch held a 4-1 lead after the first period.
Wiercioch rolled up a 44-1 record this winter. His lone lose came in the Powerade Tournament in December against Chase Marsteller. Marsteller, who also claimed his third state title, winning the 160-pound weight class.
Wiercioch will now compete in the prestigious Dapper Dan Wrestling Classic set for Sunday, March 17 at the University of Pittsburgh, his future collegiate home.
Meanwhile, Schram ended his scholastic career the way he started…with a state title. A PIAA champion as a freshman, Schram scored his second title with a 5-3 win over Franklin Regional's Michael Kemerer. In the 126-pound final, Schram opened up a 2-1 lead in the first period with a takedown. After two, he lead 5-3, and added an escape to seal the victory in the third.
Schram (44-3) also breezed through his early rounds of competition. After recording an 11-4 win over Dallastown's Rodney Sunday in the opener, the Stanford recruit registered a technical fall, 20-5, against Chase Remenak of Nazareth in the quarterfinals. Schram's 7-3 win over Wyoming's Kyle Krasavage vaulted him into the finals.
Chishko joined Schram and Wiercioch in the winner's circle when he blanked Chris Vassar of Cedar Cliff, 8-0, in the 145-pound finals. He jumped ahead, 4-0, in the first frame and led, 5-0, after two periods. He closed out the third with an escape and a takedown for the major decision.
After missing the entire dual-meet season because of a fractured elbow, Chishko charged back to win the section, district and regional tournaments. He brought a 10-0 record into the finals. In the opener, he scored a technical fall, 17-2, over Garnett Valley's John Dambro then won by decisions against Spring Grove's Mason Bentzel, 5-2, and Clearfield's Nolan Barger, 11-2, to set up the showdown with Vassar.
The Big Macs just missed having four state champions when Dalton Macri dropped a touch decision, 3-1, to Sam Krivus in the 120-pound final. Krivus registered a first-period takedown and escaped with 18 seconds left in the second period to score all the points he needed for the victory.
Though Brendan Price and Angelo Broglia did not experience much success at the state level, going 0-2 in their bouts, Alex Campbell added eighth place in the 220-pound weight class.
With three state champions, a silver medalist and an eighth-place award winner, the Big Macs secured their second straight Class AAA PIAA team title at the individual championships. During the dual-meet season, Canon-McMillan also won team titles at both the district and state level.
In other AAA action involving wrestlers from the Almanac area, Noah Wilps secured sixth in the 170-pound weight class dominated by Wiercioch and Gartland. The Chartiers Valley junior lost to Garland in the semifinals, 8-4.
Mt. Lebanon's Kellan Stout met the same fate against Gartland only in the first round when he dropped a 3-1 decision. Stout, who has won over 35 matches this winter, split his next two matches in the loser's bracket.
In Class AA, three area grapplers had opportunities to take home gold medals but each settled for silver. South Fayette's Seth Carr, Keystone Oaks' Nick Zanetta and Chartiers-Houston's Garrett Vulcano finished as runners-up at 113, 132 and 195.
For complete results visit www.escapesports.com/2013-PIAA/ and for more comprehensive coverage of the finals pick up The Almanac March 13.
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