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Dundee United manager Peter Houston insists his side will not underestimate Stranraer in their William Hill Scottish Cup fourth round tie as they bid to emulate their cup heroics of 2010.
Houston's men lifted the trophy two years ago and set out on another potential road to Hampden when they make the trip to Stair Park to take on the Second Division hopefuls.
United are strong favourites to progress despite their indifferent league form of late, but Houston will not allow any complacency to creep into their thinking.
Houston said: ``We know we face a very difficult tie.
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``But first and foremost we have to be prepared to go and battle and earn the right to get through.''
United's glory run all the way to Hampden in 2010 began with a hard-fought narrow win over lower league Partick Thistle, and they know they may need more of the same to see off minnows Stranraer.
Houston said: ``Nobody ever gets it easy in the cup.
``Thinking back to the year we won it, we had to work extremely hard to get through against Partick Thistle before going on a great run.
``This will be Stranraer's cup tie as far as they are concerned so we have to be wary of that from the very start.
``It's a tight playing surface down at Stranraer and you'd expect them to throw everything at us.
``But we have to start the game better than we have done in recent weeks.
``We've had this tendency to keep losing the first goal which gives you a mountain to climb for the rest of the game.
``It's time that changed and there's no better time for it to do so than at Stranraer.
``It's up to us. I want to see us take command from the start and play like we know we can.''
Houston has pre-match doubts over defenders Sean Dillon (thigh) and Gavin Gunning. (ankle)
But fellow Irishman Willo Flood is expected to recover from an ankle knock picked up in the 2-1 SPL defeat by Motherwell earlier this week.
Gary Mackay-Steven remains on the sidelines after breaking a bone in his hand.
Stranraer manager Stephen Aitken is hoping that his brother Chris will come through a Saturday morning fitness test and will join him in midfield after four weeks out following minor leg surgery.
Although he has returned to training, the Blues are again without Ryan Borris who remains sidelined with a thigh injury.
Aitken said: ``This is a tough, tough game against a well-established and high-performing top-flight side. Our players are coming against guys they usually only see on TV but if they stick to the game plan that has been set out I am sure they will do okay.
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"Judy," he said, while introducing her to everyone.
Now how can you not love a lighthearted soul, who saves his intensity for the court and believes anyone as lucky as he is to be paid playing a game, should smile all the time?
Enough already with the stuffed legends, the ex-Lakers prattling on and on about how things should be done just like they did them.
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When was the last time it looked like the Lakers were enjoying themselves?
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Space-based 4X games always start out behind the 8-ball. This 8-ball has a name, and its name is "Master of Orion". The first question everybody asks when a new game in the genre comes out is, "Is it as good as Master of Orion?". Many have tried ("Sword of the Stars", "Galactic Civilizations", etc.) but none have really succeeded. I don't know what the problem is - "Civilization" was great, but there are other land-based 4X games people like just as well.
This reviewer will spare you some reading and simply state up front: "StarDrive" (SD) is not all that good. It is certainly no "Master of Orion" or "Galactic Civilizations". One can see the influence of those games on SD, it's just that SD doesn't do anything very original with those influences. One is left thinking "I should have played one of those other games instead. I wonder if they will be updating MoO the same way they did Baldur's Gate?".
The player starts out by choosing a species. Each species has its own graphics, which look nice. There are space bears, space Cthulhu, space mollusks, and others, each of which have their own default traits. These traits can influence game play by making certain actions easier – better research, easier colonization, or harder – worse research, more expensive ships. You start out with a certain number of points: buying positive traits costs points, taking negative traits gives you more points to spend on positive traits. This takes away from the feeling of distinct races while providing a feeling of customization, making the whole thing a wash. This crops up again and again in "StarDrive" - it seems like you have a choice, but it actually doesn't make that much of a difference what you do.
It turns out most of the traits don't make that much of a difference in the long run. The game can only end through either forcing everyone into an alliance or, failing that, killing them all. There is no tech victory, nor can one build a "wonder" or simply earn enough money. Everyone must agree with you or you must kill them, and everything you do for the entire game should be aimed at one or the other.
But before your race is ready to struggle on a galactic scale it should have a firm economic basis. The best way to get rolling is to grab a few planets. There are three primary types: agricultural, industrial, and research. In actual play any planet that is bad at agriculture and industry usually becomes a research planet because SD scientists like crummy planets, I guess. An interesting feature is the ability to ship excess resources from one planet to another. For example, Breadonia (an agricultural planet) can ship its excess food production to Mechtopia (an industrial planet), allowing Mechtopia to support more workers than it otherwise could. In turn, Mechtopia could export its excess production to other planets, allowing them to finish construction projects faster.
By itself this would make for an interesting economic/empire-building game. In SD it becomes an exercise in micromanagement. After you empire becomes a certain size you can easily spend most of your time setting up these resource shuttles. Planet-building can also become micro-management. The individual planets are composed of squares upon which buildings can be built. Buildings do the usual – create troops, provide production, etc., so you can craft a planet the way you want. However, after a while there are so many planets that need stuff built on them it is easy to get frustrated and just turn on the planetary governor, which obviates the need for the building mechanic in the first place. You can either make a lot of choices that don't make much difference, or none at all.
Tech research is the same way. It looks like there is a lot of tech to choose from, but you'll pretty much just want the weapons and armor tech.
Once you have an economy going it's time to deal with the other species. Diplomacy is acceptable – the other species are colorfully rendered, and their actions generally make sense given the game's idiom. Unfortunately, the game's idiom is "everyone wants to kill you most of the time" so that's what a lot of diplomacy comes down to: tech trades, threats (stay out of my system), declarations of war, peace negotiations, and so on. Basically, both sides are only talking because neither has a big enough stick at the moment. The aggressive races may not talk even then. Again, it seems like there are choices, but they don't matter much.
So it comes down to fighting. SD supports custom ship design, which is nice Each ship model is made up of a bunch of squares, and design consists of taking pre-defined parts (guns, missiles, engines, power supplies, and so on) and filling up the squares with them. This allows the player to take a single hull and deck it out lots of different ways: as a fast scout, an armored tank, missile ship, or whatever. Better techs allow for bigger hulls and better parts. There are a couple of flaws. For one, each square must be filled, which is a pain sometimes. The big problem is that it is not clear why putting a part in one square rather than another might be better. It would be nice to have more feedback on what was going on, or maybe a "battle simulator" so different designs could be tested against each other. Overall, the whole thing works well enough, so that researching a new hull design is a welcome break from the rest of the game, as one can spend some time designing new ships.
The actual battles fought by these ships are standard RTS-style fights. The implementation is competent for the most part. The AI has some issues with ships holding formation (they don't), so the effort put into setting up formations before a battle is mostly wasted. Like many RTS games it mostly comes down to which side has the bigger fleet. So you have choices to make before each battle, but they do not matter much.
In the end, then, that's pretty much how StarDrive feels: there are choices to be made, but they don't seem to make much difference either way. The mechanics, graphics and gameplay are acceptable, but there are better alternatives. The player is left feeling, not unhappy, but uninterested.
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"StarDrive" is squarely in the space-based 4X tradition of MoO and GalCiv. If you have played a game in that genre, you will be immediately familiar with "StarDrive". It does nothing really new, and does not advance the genre in any important way. It is not a bad game, it just is not a very good one. It was not entirely finished when delivered and patching is ongoing, so perhaps some of its more obvious flaws will be remedied, but as for now this is a forgettable game.
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With All-Star Weekend and the subsequent trade deadline looming, we take yet another trip around the NBA rumor mill:
• The Bobcats are likely open to moving any of their non-essential rebuilding pieces, but appear particularly inclined to deal volume shooter Ben Gordon before the trade deadline. According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, the motivation to move Gordon — aside from whatever assets Charlotte could get in return — largely comes from a problematic episode at a shootaround session earlier this week:
As Dunlap led the Bobcats in a morning shootaround on Monday before a victory over the Celtics, Gordon refused Dunlap's request to stop bouncing a ball as the coach spoke, sources said. Before long, Gordon began baiting Dunlap, telling him that he needed to "humble himself," sources said.
Gordan refused to give the ball to Dunlap, and eventually tossed it toward a ball rack, sources said.
Bobcats general manager Rod Higgins was in the practice session and ultimately intervened, sources said.
"Beyond disrespectful," was how one league source described the scene.
Yikes. Wojnarowski notes that the Bobcats opted not to suspend Gordon so as to not slash his remaining trade value, but his playing time has been noticeably reduced since the incident (Gordon has averaged about 15 minutes per game in the two contests since, relative to a season average of 22 minutes). Gordon has already been linked to the Nets in a possible deal involving Kris Humphries, according to ESPN.com's Chris Broussard, though it's likely that any team looking to bolster its offense could be interested in the still-effective Gordon. Don't let his raw per-game numbers fool you; Gordon is still as prolific a scorer as he was earlier in his career, but has seen his playing time crunched by a team that has little motivation to play him. His defense and contract (Gordon is owed $13.2 million next season, supposing he picks up his player option) could make potential suitors think twice, but Gordon remains among the players most likely to be moved before the trade deadline.
• On Wednesday, a report from Chad Ford of ESPN.com (ESPN Insider access required) made the rounds, citing that, according to an anonymous source, Brandon Jennings had "irreconcilable differences" with the Bucks. Charles F. Gardner of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel approached Jennings directly about that report, and this was his response:
"Just because I got a new agent, that doesn't mean I'm trying to leave Milwaukee or I'm unhappy," Jennings said. "That has nothing to do with it.
"It was just a time for a change and it was a decision me and my family made. So all these stories coming out about me not wanting to be here and this and that, I never said that.
"That never came out of my mouth. If anything, I've always said I love Milwaukee."
There isn't much to read into the situation in one direction or another. Even if Jennings and the Bucks really were at odds, it's likely that he'd take on this same tact of public denial.
• In an utterly bizarre development, Marc Stein of ESPN.com intimates that the Bulls still have interest in odd-fit Raptors forward Andrea Bargnani, with the most sensible swap involving Carlos Boozer's cap-killing contract:
[The odds of the Bulls moving Boozer are] 25 percent. If the Raptors hadn't already acquired Rudy Gay, this figure would be a lot higher, because Chicago's interest in Andrea Bargnani has not waned … and Toronto doesn't have a long list of teams willing to take Bargnani on. But the Raps, eager as they are to ship Bargnani out, have understandable concerns about the luxury-tax implications of having both Gay and Boozer on their payroll. And Chicago likewise doesn't have a long list of teams prepared to absorb Boozer's contract. So if there's no Boozer deal to Toronto, I'm not sure that I see one.
• In a deadline-focused roundtable, five ESPN.com reporters agree that there is a 50 percent chance (or greater) that Atlanta's Josh Smith will be moved before the trade deadline. Here's Stein's take on that developing situation, which he clocks at an even 50-50 proposition:
… sources close to the situation keep telling me to hike that number higher. I've stayed conservative on this for some time because (A) Atlanta is said to expect a lot in return to do anything with Smith that impacts this summer's projected salary-cap space and (B) Atlanta wants to recruit Dwight Howard in free agency. The same Dwight Howard who's tight with Josh Smith. Yet whenever I suggest that the Hawks will thus keep Smith for the rest of the season to see how things play out with Howard, I get pushback. The latest rumbles on the personnel grapevine are getting louder that the Hawks are indeed looking to part with Smith sooner rather than later. So J-Smoove, next to Rudy Gay, might end up being the biggest name who moves this trade season.
• A promising rookie season for Anthony Davis, a terrific year for sharpshooting forward Ryan Anderson and a breakout campaign from point guard Greivis Vasquez apparently haven't convinced Eric Gordon of the benefit of his current situation. Gordon has moped ever since the Hornets matched an offer sheet given to him by the Suns last summer, to the point where some teams around the league are reportedly calling the Hornets to gauge their interest in potentially trading Gordon. It hasn't yet come to that, but ESPN.com's Chris Broussard expands on that possibility (ESPN Insider access required).
I'm told a Gordon trade this season is highly unlikely, with one source with knowledge of the situation telling ESPN.com this week that, as things stand, there's "less than a 10 percent chance" New Orleans would move Gordon before the deadline. Still, the fact that the Hornets made calls around the league implies that they are at least warming up to the idea of moving him at some point.
Word is Dallas, Houston and Golden State are among the teams that have inquired about him. Houston envisions playing him alongside James Harden and Jeremy Lin in its fast-paced system, with Harden at small forward.
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Soma Frame News for 2012
So what is being updated for 2012 you ask?
- Double Cross: Our best selling frame gets a new color. The new Gun Metal Blue is not a traditionally classy as the Ivory, but the matte blue is neutral enough to go with a honey brown Brooks saddles as well as a variety of bar tape colors.
- Double Cross DC: The disc model with removable cantilever bosses will again be given old school downtube shifter bosses. The new color will be Slick Black.
Both the above models are available in small quantities now.
- Saga Touring frame: The new color is British Racing Green. We are also adding a 54cm size that fits 700c wheels for those who prefer them over 26" wheels (despite 26" wheels being easier to find while touring in other countries). The 26" wheel 54cm will still be available. This is an experiment. Available Jan. 2012
- Soma Juice: The popular Candy Apple Green will stay, but we will be adding Tange Stainless Steel Sliding Dropouts to our 29er. Available in February 2012.
- (UPDATE) Trademan Cargo frame: They just arrived!
- San Marcos: There have been a lot of inquiries regarding when are we getting a full size run? Probably in early December. Apologies for how long it's taking.
The Groove hardtail and Van Ness model are being retired to trim down the line.
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21 comments:
- GeekGuyAndy said...
I'm glad I got the double cross in Ivory! The gun metal blue is okay, but the ivory is just gorgeous. It really stands out as a beautiful frame.
- November 7, 2011 at 10:52 AM
No more Groove?!!!
I miss my old Groove. I'll have to pick one up before they're all gone.
- November 7, 2011 at 11:41 AM
Just wondering why the Double Cross DC also has canti bosses. Seems like the frame would be much cleaner without them and folks wanting cantis could just get the regular version. I'm on the fence for a DC myself and want to go disc, but am not too stoked to have the unused cable guides and boss studs just sitting there. Do you have some photos of finished builds in the new color? best to you guys, Dave D.
- November 7, 2011 at 12:39 PM
Yeah, I like that trad band around the logo on the new blue DC, but I'll admit that I'm kinda bummed that there's no ivory in my size to consider...
- November 7, 2011 at 1:28 PM
- Adam said...
+1 for the DC Disc with downtube shifters
-1 for the "removable" canti bosses. Blech.
- November 7, 2011 at 2:33 PM
And the ES'? Any word on when they'll be restocked?
- November 8, 2011 at 12:10 PM
Love the Saga best bike I ever had. Unfortunately it was stolen out of my new house in Richmond, ca. I am one heartbroken guy. Anyone spots one in the east bay size 60/Brooks saddle black. Have to save for a new one. Please contact Evan 510-334-3093 email@example.com
- November 8, 2011 at 12:17 PM
- Somacisco said...
@Anonymous: 48, 58, and 60cm ES's will be back in 2 months. All other sizes in stock.
@Adam: Do you prefer permanent canti bosses or no bosses like the others. just wanna clarify.
@Evan: Right out of your house. That sucks. Does homeowner's ins. cover it?
- November 9, 2011 at 9:55 AM
- Somacisco said...
@DaveD: I don't have any built bike photos yet. The frame would look a little cleaner w/o the extra guides, but we've had many appreciate having the options to have both. If you follow this link you'll see one guys DCDC built up in different configurations. http://www.flickr.com/photos/rollisays/6071855705/in/set-72157622648777586/
- November 9, 2011 at 11:26 AM
Unfortunately no. Used it to take the kids around in. The family is bummed. I'll have to save up maybe for a green one.
- November 9, 2011 at 1:15 PM
Great, thanks for the info and link!
Dave D.
- November 10, 2011 at 8:38 AM
Please keep the canti bosses. It's a great option.
Who REALLY NEEDS disc brakes anyway?
- November 10, 2011 at 8:42 AM
any plans for belt drive compatibility? would be a nice option especially if it doesn't negatively affect the frame/dropout...
- November 10, 2011 at 7:01 PM
Analog 17" available soon? I want a Soma!!!!
- November 12, 2011 at 1:25 PM
Here's what a V2 without canti bosses/cable guides looks like:
I bought the frameset knowing I was going to have braze-on's taken off and getting the bike repainted. Cost me about $250 extra for labor and powdercoat (two layers)...$300 if you count the VO fenders also powdercoated.
If the bike hadn't come with the canti braze-on's, I probably wouldn't have bothered with the repaint, but with Soma offering so much bang for the buck, the cost of the frameset plus embellishments seemed like a small price to pay for getting exactly what I wanted.
BTW...not everyone needs disc brakes, but up here in the PacNW, they are definitely a benefit. Better braking and you save money in the long run by not rebuilding wheels every two years due to rim wear from winter riding.
Tai in Seattle
- November 13, 2011 at 11:43 PM
have canti only frames for the canti people.
have disc only frames for those who want disc brakes.
make them both with split stays or split right horizontal drop out for belt drive option. there is no downside to having belt drive as an option since no one has to use the belt drive if they don't want to. and the horizontal dropouts will also make the frames fixed, ss, and internal hub gear able.
- November 14, 2011 at 6:24 PM
Canti, disc, can't we all live together!!
- November 15, 2011 at 2:39 PM
- Adam A. said...
I just read on your Tradesman blog post that they're limited to only 20 frames initially?? Please tell me that they're not sold out already - I might have to run down to Box Dog to order one tomorrow.
Will there be a second run of them?
- November 16, 2011 at 9:03 PM
- Chuck Davis said...
Good move re the 54cm Saga @ 700c
- December 13, 2011 at 8:49 AM
One of your online vendors is listing a Smoothie available in the color gray. Is this a new color for 2012, and if so, can you post a link to pics?
- January 25, 2012 at 5:14 PM
The Double Cross looks GREAT in the new gun-metal blue matte: The perfect backdrop for black, silver, chrome & titanium components.
The quality of the powder coat exceeds that of the ivory version IMO.
Geez. I wish you hadn't gone and made the SAGA in my favorite frame color of all time! I see one being built in my future.
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When New Yorkers go to the polls on November 8, it is not an exaggeration to say that their decisions will make history - and shape the city for decades to come.
If Mayor Michael Bloomberg is reelected, New York City will have a Republican mayor for 16 years, an unprecedented streak in an overwhelmingly Democratic city. If Democrat Fernando Ferrer is elected, he will become the city's first Latino mayor. Both candidates have also made promises for the future: to build tens of thousands of new homes, expand health care programs, and create new jobs for the next generation.
But there is more at stake than just the mayor's race.
Voters will also weigh in on half a dozen other seats - from public advocate to judgeships - and vote "Yes" or "No" on four ballot questions, including one that calls for $2.9 billion in repairs to roads, bus and train improvements, and major investment in the long-awaited Second Avenue subway.
To help voters before they go into the polling booth, we offer the following guide. And on the night of the election and in the days after, see Gotham Gazette's
Who Is Running?
What Are the Candidates Saying?
Who Is Running for:
-Public Advocate?
-Borough President?
-City Council?
-Judicial seats?
-Clarence Norman's seat?
What Are the Questions?
What Are the Arguments For and Against Each?
Where Do I Vote?
What Do First Time Voters Need To Know?
What Are My Rights?
-How Do I Find Out Who Won?
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Who Is Running?
The two front-runners in the mayoral election are Republican
For more on all of these candidates for mayor,
What are the Candidates for Mayor Saying?
Even the most attentive voters have probably found it difficult to compare the mayoral candidates this year.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has relied heavily on television ads and decided to attend only two debates, both in the week leading up to the election.
Fernando Ferrer argues that he will do more for the poor and working class New Yorkers, but several of his most prominent campaign platforms - such as building more housing, providing health care for children, and improving subway security - are things that Bloomberg vows to do as well.
But there are
For how Bloomberg and Ferrer differ, read
Compare the candidates' stances on education, housing, taxes, health care, and transportation with Gotham Gazette's
Read a transcript of the debate held on October 30. Also read the transcript of the final debate held on November 1.
And visit Gotham Gazette's blog Wonkster for a roundup of opinion on the election.
Who Is Running in the Other Races?
Public Advocate
The public advocate is the second-highest official in the city, a "watchdog" over the mayor and the rest of city government. This year, incumbent Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum is facing three challengers: Republican Jay Golub, Libertarian Jim Lesczynski, and "subway-gunman" Bernard Geotz, who is running on the Rebuild party line. (
The comptroller keeps track of the city's fiscal policies and financial transactions. This year, incumbent Comptroller Bill Thompson faces three challengers: Socialist Worker candidate Daniel Fein, Libertarian Ron Moore, and Conservative Herbert Ryan. (
Borough President
Each of the city's borough presidents is also up for reelection this year. In September, Democrat Scott Stringer won a crowded primary for Manhattan Borough President. Now, he faces four other candidates in the General Election.
City Council
There will be at least nine new members of the City Council elected this year because of term limits, and the remaining 42 incumbent City Council members all must run for reelection (though a dozen are unopposed).
The most competitive races in the General Election are for four seats in which Republicans and Democrats each have strong candidates. (Read the article
To find who is running in your City Council district:
1. Go to Gotham Gazette's Campaign 2005
2. Go to "Find Your District" on the right hand side of the page.
3. Type in your address and zip code.
4. Click "Go."
On the district page, you will find a list of candidates running, information about their campaign contributions, candidate biographies, and an archive of news stories from the campaign trail.
You can also click on the link to the
District Attorney
While there are technically races for District Attorney in Manhattan and Brooklyn, the winners were decided in the Democratic Primary in September. Incumbent
Judicial Seats
New Yorkers will also elect State Supreme Court Justices, and judges to the Civil Court. In
Because judicial candidates are not allowed to take public positions on issues that they may rule on, it is difficult for voters to choose between candidates. The State Supreme Court has a
Brooklyn State Assembly Seat - District 43
Residents of Crown Heights, Brooklyn will vote in a special election to choose a replacement for State Assemblymember Clarence Norman, who was found guilty in September of mishandling campaign contributions.
Three candidates are running to fill the space: Democrat Karim Camara, Republican Kenneth Cook, and Independence candidate Geoffrey Davis, the brother of former Councilmember James Davis who was shot in City Hall in 2004. (Read an article about the race.)
(Read The Fine Print on the Ballot for everything you need to know about the four questions on the ballot.)
When New Yorkers go to the polls on November 8, they will also be asked to vote "Yes" or "No" on four ballot questions - two statewide initiatives and two specifically for New York City. The wording of these questions on the ballot is long and confusing. It is best to research each of them ahead of time.
Question 1: Amending the State Budget Process
This measure changes how the state budget is enacted into law.
Currently, the governor develops a budget and submits it to the State Legislature, which has limited ability to amend it. Under this proposal, the State Legislature would have greater power to shape the budget than it does now. This measure states that if the governor and legislature do not agree on a budget by the beginning of the fiscal year, a contingency budget - based on the previous year's budget - would provide the basis of the new budget.
Other provisions of the ballot measure would establish an Independent Budget Office whose members are appointed by the legislature and move certain items onto the general budget that are currently funded independently. (Read the
Read "Vote Yes on Proposition 1" by Megan Quattlebaum and Blair Horner.
Read "Vote No on Proposition 1" by Gerald Benjamin and Charles Brecher.
Question 2: Transportation Bond Act
This measure calls for New York State to borrow $2.9 billion for various transportation projects. Half of the money would go to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to help fund the construction of such projects as the Second Avenue subway and the extension of the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Station and for new buses and cars for subway and commuter rail lines. The rest would go toward road and bridge projects around the state, including some in the city. Voters rejected a similar measure in 2000. (Read the
Read an article about the Transportation Bond Act.
Proponents say that the state's transportation infrastructure is in poor condition and this borrowing is a necessary investment in the future. It would help pay for much needed projects.
Opponents argue that the state is already burdened with too much debt, and borrowing such a large amount of money will lead to more fiscal problems and higher taxes.
Question 3: Establishing an Ethics Code for Hearing Officers
This measure would amend the City Charter by allowing the mayor to establish a code of ethics for administrative hearing officers, who resolve citizen complaints and adjudicate a range of non-criminal matters, such as parking tickets, noise complaints and building code violations. (Read the
Read an overview of Proposition 3.
Proponents argue that this measure will encourage uniform conduct among administrative judges, improving the fairness, uniformity, and efficiency of hearings.
Read "Vote Yes on Proposition 3" by Peter J. Kiernan.
Opponents argue that an ethics code could be passed by the City Council or instituted by the mayor through an executive order, and that this is just an effort to block other measures from the ballot. They also say it gives no specifics about either the content of the code or the process by which the mayor will develop this ethics code.
Read "Vote No to Proposition 3" by Richard N. Gottfried.
Question 4: Adding Financial Management Requirements to the City Charter
In response the 1975 financial crisis when New York City nearly went bankrupt, the state imposed a series of financial management practices and created the Financial Control Board, comprised of members from both the state and city, to oversee the city's finances. Some of these oversight measures will expire on July 1, 2008.
This proposed amendment seeks to preserve many of the current financial control provisions in city law, including requiring a balanced budget, maintaining a four-year financial plan, limiting the amount of short-term debt, and performing an annual audit. (Read the
Read "The Fiscal Crisis After 30 Years"
Proponents of the measure say that the charter revisions would guarantee that the city continue to act responsibly after the Financial Control Board's expiration. (Read arguments for Proposition 4
Critics argue that this is not a comprehensive solution. Without a specific, independent entity to assess whether the city is fulfilling its responsibilities, they argue, there is no way to keep city officials honest.
Where Do I Vote?
Registered voters should receive a postcard in the mail with the address of their polling place. If you did not, try the Board of Elections'
Polls open at 6:00 a.m. and close at 9:00 p.m.
On their website, the Board of Elections also has instructions
Those who wish to vote by absentee ballot have two choices:
Deliver by mail: To be counted, an absentee ballot must be postmarked by the day before Election Day and must reach the Board of Elections no more than seven days after the election.
Deliver in person: You can drop off an absentee ballot at one of the Board of Elections borough offices by 9:00 p.m. on Election Day.
What Do First Time Voters Need To Know?
New voting regulations may cause confusion at the polls.
New Yorkers who registered to vote for the first time via mail after January 1, 2003, may be asked to provide identification, such as a driver's license, when they go to the polls.
Those without a driver's license can also offer a copy of one of the following: a valid photo ID, a current utility bill, a bank statement, a government check or other government document that shows the voter's name and address.
Those who don't have any form of identification or refuse to supply one will be allowed to vote on paper ballot, not in the machines, according to the Board of Elections. Those votes will be counted if they are verified to match registration forms.
The new rule is part of the federal Help America Vote Act, which Congress passed after the turmoil in Florida during the 2000 presidential election.
What Are Your Voting Rights?
The New York Voter's Bill of Rights guarantees the right to:
Vote: The right to vote includes voting for candidates and questions on the ballot.
Have Your Vote Count: Vote on a voting system that is in working condition and that will allow votes to be accurately counted.
Secrecy in Voting: Secrecy in voting will be preserved for all elections.
Freedom in Voting: Cast your vote, free from coercion or intimidation by poll workers or any other person.
Permanent Registration: Once registered to vote, you will continue to remain qualified to vote from an address within your county or city.
Accessible Elections: Non-discriminatory equal access to the election system for all voters, including the elderly, disabled, alternative language minorities, military and overseas citizens, as required by federal and state laws.
Assistance in Voting: You may ask for help in voting because of blindness, disability, or inability to read or write.
Instructions in Voting: You can view a sample ballot in this polling place prior to voting, and before entering the machine, you may request help in how to operate the machine.
Absentee Voting: If you will be out of your county of residence on Election Day, or are unable to go to your polling place due to illness or physical disability, you may cast an absentee ballot.
Affidavit Voting: Whenever your name does not appear in the official poll book, you will be offered an affidavit ballot.
What If I Encounter Problems At The Polls?
If a poll worker says you are not on the list, ask an inspector to verify that you are at the correct Election and Assembly District for your address. If you believe that you are eligible to vote, you can ask for a paper or affidavit ballot. After the election, the Board of Elections will check its records and your vote will be counted if you are deemed eligible to vote and were at the correct polling site.
The Board of Elections says that it has increased efforts to make polling places accessible for senior citizens and handicapped voters, but they admit that there are still problems at some sites. Voters who feel that their polling site is inaccessible should call the Voter Registration Unit of their local borough office for information.
If you encounter problems at the polls, call one of the following places:
- League of Women Voters Election Day Hotline: 212-725-3541
- New York Public Interest Research Group: 212-822-0282
- New York Civil Liberties Union: 212-344-3005.
For assistance in Chinese, Korean, Tagalog, Hindi, Khmer and English, call the Asian American Legal Defense Fund
How Do I Find Out Who Won?
On the night of the Election beginning at 9:00 p.m. when the polls close, and in the days after, visit
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To provide a global context for a discussion of mountain forests, it is first necessary to define the locations and types of mountain forests, and this in turn requires a definition of mountains or mountain areas. Altitude and slope and the environmental gradients they generate are key components of such a definition, but their combination is problematic. Simple altitude thresholds both exclude older and lower mountain systems and include areas of relatively high elevation that have little topographic relief and few environmental gradients. Using slope as a criterion on its own or in combination with altitude can resolve the latter problem, but not the former. The mountains dataset shows the location of mountain land estimated from a digital elevation model using criteria based on elevation alone (the upper three classes: > 2 500 metres) and at lower elevation, on a combination of elevation, slope and local elevation range. This is an update of the Mountain's of the World 2000 and was produced for the UNEP-WCMC publication Mountain Watch, 2002.
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