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This is a report of such surpassing incompetence that it's hard to know where to start. First let's start with the most important development in Bangladesh -- buried in the 11th paragraph!!!-- of the spontaneous youth-led peaceful demonstration that began following the verdict of 1971 war criminal Quader Molla.
This is unprecedented not only Bangladesh's history, but arguably in South Asia. The writer's perfunctory reference to a "peaceful protest of hundreds of thousands" doesn't do justice to a remarkable people's movement that can hold its own with Tahrir Square.
First there was absolutely no force involved, no political infrastructure, no funding.
It was completely safe. People came with toddlers in tow, elderly matrons — and rare for Muslim societies where the sexes are usually segregated — male and female youths worked together.
These youths and their supporters were there for 17 days and nights, with the nation transfixed, in a warm, friendly atmosphere, without the slightest hint of violence.
Even after burying the most significant fact in the 11th graf, the writer gets it completely wrong: "What began as a peaceful protest by hundreds of thousands of people around an intersection at Shahbag, in central Dhaka, demanding the death penalty for the indicted war criminals, has turned into a political battle that is splitting the country down the middle." Splitting the country right in the middle? I don't think so. Now we are in fantasyland.
Please do your homework: In the last two Parliamentary elections in 2008 and 2001, the Jamaat e Islami failed to get even five percent of the popular vote. And the BNP — one of the two major parties in Bangladesh — quite possibly paid a terrible price for its alliance with the Jamaat at the 2008 polls — it ended up with a paltry 30 seats in a 300-seat parliament, quite a comedown from its earlier 193-seat performance in 2001. In 2008, reports strongly suggested that part of the BNP's awful performance was related to a resurgent demand among the youth for the trial of war criminals, perhaps a portent of the future .
The report compounds the error with another flagrant falsehood. It says that after demanding the ban of the Jamaat "the public support the protesters enjoyed from across the political spectrum evaporated. The struggle is now framed by the BNP and its ally as a battle between anti-Islamist forces and the pious."
Fact: The support for the protesters, though massive then and now, was never across the political spectrum. The BNP and Jamaat have never supported them. The BNP was clueless at first, then offered faint, tentative support, then turned against the protesters. One of its unforgivable ploys was to launch a vicious vituperative attack on the alleged atheism and apostasy of the bloggers who led the movement. While some of the bloggers could arguably be non-religious, this is a red herring: There is absolutely no evidence of any remarks against Islam, or any other faith for that matter, being made publicly — because this was completely outside the agenda of the protesters. The protesters demand for capital punishment for the 1971 war criminals resonated so strongly with the public that the BNP and its allies were too scared to even address it. Their mendacious attempts to whip up religious passions did manage to draw some mullahs, but support for the protesters did not wane, and tens of thousands attended a public funeral for slain blogger Rajib Haider.
As for the support for the protesters "evaporating," the writer completely misreads the political ground reality in Bangladesh. The support for protesters hasn't "evaporated" any more then support "evaporated" for freedom fighters in Nazi occupied France or Denmark simply because they didn't show up in the streats. it was too dangerous to come out in public. The brief spurts of a reign of terror by Jamaat Shibir thugs and their allies may keep Shahbagh protesters at bay once in a while, but the protesters continued massive demonstrations — as always peaceful and spontaneous — strongly suggest they are anything but a spent force. Is it less than before? You bet. This kids need to get back to their lives. But is it still huge? Absolutely.
The key question is this: With their spree of violence and egregious attacks on hapless Hindus, how will the Jamaat and BNP fare in the real test — the upcoming elections? Given their appalling performance in the previous elections, and the fact that their terrible spree of violence is widely known and reviled — it is impossible to be optimistic about their electoral prospects.
Now, you wouldn't have a clue after reading the report, would you? Splitting the nation in the middle? Come on, Economist, you — and your readers — deserve better.
The nation is not divided at all. People have been raped, murdered by Jamat-e-Islami, AL Badr, Ash Shams in 1971. not only that, since 1971 they have been creating nuisance, using ISLAM as a shield, and torching minorities' houses, transports. This year & the last year they have torched buses full of passengers and did not even let the burnt passengers save their lives. They are the enemies of humanity, enemies of ISLAM. People are united against this evil axis. Honesty will prevail and truth will win and the victims of 1971 will get the justice.
That's a new one -- human rights for thugs and those who abetted mass murderers for 1971. Minority attack is reprehensible -- and surely done at behest of the same BNP Jamaat sectarian monsters who "celebrated" their 2001 election victory with vicious attacks on minorities including barbaric rape of adolescent Hindu girls — then tried to wipe out Hindus from the cooked up voters lists before the last election.
A fight against Jamaat is NOT a fight against Islam - tens of thousands attended the Janaza of Rajib, the hundreds of thousands who have attended Shahbag demonstrations and all over the nation are overwhelmingly Muslim. Jamaat could not get even 5% vote in 2001 or 2008 elections in a 90% Muslim country - the Jamaat neither represents Islam nor Bangladeshi Muslims.
The report tried to make an unbiased observation about the political situation of Bangladesh. However, the report suffers from lack of information, specially the death toll during February-March 2013. This is perhaps the mainstream media in Bangladesh are serving govt. interest not the voice of the people. On February 28, more than 60 people were killed by the police and paramilitary forces. Unfortunately none of the dominant media published a single picture or video clip of the dead bodies, rather they published report on Shahbag with more enthusiasm.
In Bangladesh, people have been severely suffering from lack of basic Human Rights, Political Pluralism, Good Governance, Equality, Freedom of Speech, Voice of Minority, Religious Freedom (specially for Muslims), Equity, Right to Move, Ethics, Rule of Law, Participation, Justice, Humanity, National Consensus, Cooperation, Mutual Respect, Political Stability and more interestingly Independence of Judiciary for last four years during the current regime.
Shahbag movement wants at the end of the day here, justice is about capital punishment. Look, how justice is claimed outside the court. A court/tribunal can declare a verdict based on facts, evidences, laws and above all conscience. Can a tribunal be politically or emotionally motivated? Can a judge consider public opinion while making a verdict? How the people outside the court can ensure justice is about capital punishment? Unfortunately, the parliament has already passed a bill to change the law so that the capital punishment can be ensured.
Lest people forget, or they don't know: two journalists (a couple) were brutally murdered. Over a year has gone by and Home Minister has blamed journalists for destroying evidence. Shahbag thugs have threatened to shut down any media that reports any facts that reveal collusion of the ruling party in strategic vandalism directed at minorities. The PM called one of her ministers a patriot who was identified by the World Bank as one of the culprits behind trying to steal millions of US dollars as bribe for awarding the contract for a billion dollar bridge to the highest bidder. Another minister was caught red handed trying to take bribe from employees of his own ministry in exchange for better jobs. There is outright anarchy and mis-rule. The sham trial is only the tip of the ice berg.
"Jamaat has been behaving more like an insurgency than a political party. Thugs have used children as human shields, attacked Hindu homes and temples and hacked policemen to death. In Jhenidah, in the south-west, they gouged out the eyes of a policeman they had murdered. Near Chittagong in the east they failed in an attempt to burn 19 policemen alive, but killed one with a pick through the neck.
The violence saps hope that a public act of vengeance against Jamaat, delivered through a broken justice system, might inspire some sort of catharsis for the country. Rumours spread on Facebook of a sighting of Mr Sayeedi's face on the moon. Some saw this as a sign of his innocence and it mobilised pious supporters very different from the thuggish core of Shibir."
These two paragraphs spoil what would have been an excellent write-up on the current political situation in the country. Jamaat-e-Islami is merely attempting to protest against what they perceive as an unfair trials process. They have been prevented from doing so for more than six months. It is not the Jamaat-e-Islami that has initiated an insurgency but they have only attempted to exercise their democratic right to protest and this is being treated by the Awami League government as an insurgency. As for using children as human shields I have not come across any reports that make this allegation nor have I seen any evidence for this. The attack on Hindu temples and properties may actually have been a false flag operation by the Awami League to direct blame on to the Jamaat-e-Islami. Several Awami League supporters have been apprehended while attacking cultural symbols in the country that were later blamed on the JeI. These attackers were later released by the police and no charges were framed against them which suggests government pressure and collusion. The attacks on the police have been horrific but in most cases the police have acted with excessive force and have used live rounds when non-lethal ammunition would have sufficed. The provocative and violent behavior of the police has naturally angered the protesters who on most occasions are acting in self-defence. Understandably their anger often gets the better of them. It should be noted that thousands of Chattra Leaguers (student wing of the Awami League) have been inducted into the police force to carry out the political orders of the AL. This has resulted in the politicization of the police force and they is really no difference now between the party and the police.
Democratic rights for a party that doesn't even believe in the very existence of bangladesh; that still hasn't apologized to the nation for its heinous role in 1971; that keeps disrespecting the symbols of our pride (eg: defiling the national flag and martyr memorials); and that is relentless in efforts to turn the god-fearing but gullible rural people against those of other faiths? For god's sake, stop portraying a fanatic, terrorist organization as the victim here.
The truth99
You are a liar. My father was a freedom fighter, I knew everything from my mother and others. A Jamat leader killed my father as he was a freedom fighter and that Jamati was working for Pakistani regime.So, I am sure, you are a fake freedom fighter, and don't pretend to be a freedom fighter now.
It is indeed a flawed tribunal and "Foreigners now fret that the tribunal's flaws mean that justice has not been seen to be done." As Martin Luther King said: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." The international community should raise stronger voice against this politically biased tribunal.
The report is mostly a balanced report with an exception. Media terrorism by politicising the media remain untouched in the report. Blaming Jamat for the sectarian violence may be over said as there are complains that ruling party did this to divert the protest of Jamat.
The nation is not divided. Only those who support Jamaat, its fanatic brand of islam and communalism are opposing the war crimes trials and the peaceful shahbagh protests. Remember, it's the jamaati zealots who are wreaking havoc in bangladesh by launching vicious attacks on police, torching houses and temples of minority hindu community, setting fire to trains, buses and private cars, and uprooting railtracks and barricading roads and highways. In most cases, police had to shoot in self defence, resulting in casualties. Now what else do you expect the law enforcers to do given they had seen how some of their colleagues were brutally killed by the jamaati zombies and how some were almost burned alive. Make no mistake, these jamaatis are no less lethal than taliban fighters. Luring god-fearing villagers out of their houses and inciting them to attack police was one of the most nefarious acts they did in the last few days. They did it by telling the credulous rural muslims that sayedee's face had been seen on the moon and that it was their holy duty now to free him by fighting the infidel government. Another heinous act of theirs was using women and children as human shields while attacking the cops.
"Elephant in the Room." Since last more than 4 decades "War Crime " or #ICT game had been playing as Trump Card by so-called "spirit-holder of Liberation" (in Bangla that calle "Chetonar Dharok O Bahok") in the name of Secularism. Resulting in the recent dead-lock that continues with massive blood-shade. It is an unfinished Revolution from all aspect turning another shape. In an open eye we can termed it as fully politically Motivated by ruling Awamiligue Party .
I find the writing as a balance one comparing with the Bangladesh's English daily like Daily Star, Daily Sun , The Independent. The local dailies are acting only mouthpiece of the Shahbagi protesters who are backed by govt.
I strongly say the Shahbagh protesters put obstacle on the judicial system of the country while they demand "only death sentence is justice". The government, its supportive newpapers, Television channels, civil society personal instigated mass killing by hiding their focus from the killing.
It also reported in some newspaper that the government and its police force with the armed pro-govt cadres killed at least 120 men, women, child and elderly person across the country in the fierce genocide from Feb 28 to March 5.
Police without accusation arrested thousands of people and filed cases against over 10,000 innocent.
Bangladesh certainly in danger. The nation is divided. the govt has lost its credibility and popularity.
It promotes atheists who declared Jihad against Islam, moral institutions, financial organization.
The Awami League govt. has shutted several blogg site and facebook like page.
The citizens of Bangladesh will give their opinion if " free, fair and credible general election held" in the upcoming December.
Though the AL claim it was democracy but they donn't know the meaning of autocracy and tyranny.
We are experiencing the autocracy. Plz help us. Plz sought for maintaining human rights.
I would like to congratulate The Economist for writing a bold article on the flawed
"International Crimes Tribunal". First of all this tribunal's sole purpose is to win
the next general election for the Awami League and the leftists.
The indian RAW funded and government controlled Shahbag movement is also for the same
BNP leader Khaleda Zia led 18 party alliance do not need Indian backing as the majority
of our people are supporting them.BNP and Jamaat controls more than 55% of the votes so
the Awami League wants to brain wash the people with their version of "democracy" i.e.
media trial of oppositon leaders, yellow journalism of The Daily Star, Prothom-Alo and
Bdnews24 and forced disappearences of top opposition leaders including central leader of
BNP Ilias Ali.
22 death convicts have been given presidential clemency by our government. False cases
have been lodged against oppositon leaders and activists to stop their democratic movement
and hundreds of thousands have been sent to prison. Khaleda Zia and her two sons are being
harassed by this government with false cases of corruption. Awami League government has
looted billionns of dollars through rental power scam.
Imran H Chowdhury is coordinator of the Shabag movement who are demanding death penalty
to "war criminals". Imran's father and grand father are war criminals. His grand father
Khoyeruddin was killed by the freedom fighters for his anti-independence role.
War Crimes were mostly done by the Peace Committee members, Biharis and Razakars but none
of the District and regional commanders of Peace Committees, none of the SPs, District
Commissioners are being tried. Opposition leaders of major political parties are being
harassed in the name of war crimes tribunal. Awami League and the leftists has some of the
top war criminals including Junior LAw Minister Qamrul Islam's brother Azizul Islam, Labour
Minister Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain's father Nuru Mia, Home minister M.K. Alamgir, AL MP
H.N. Ashiqur but they are not facing any legal action.
Other noted war criminals in the Awami League are listed below:
1. Tourism Minister retired Faruk Khan sided with the pakistanis and killed freedom fighters.
2. Awami League leader Mirza Azam's father Mirza Kashem was a top leader of Peace Committee
in Jamalpur. He is accused of rape and looting in 1971.
3. Prime Minister's daughter's father-in-law current labour minister Khandaker Mosharraf
Hossain was a top leader of Peace Committee in Faridpur.
4. Awami League presidium member Sheikh Selim's son's father-in-law and Awami League MP of
Gopalganj-2 Musa bin Shamser committed genocide of bangalees in 1971.
5. Junior law minister worked in a printing press of his collaborator brother Azizul Islam.
He wrote editorials against Sheikh Mujib and the freedom fighters in a magazine in 1971.
6. Awami League leader and Mymensingh-6 MP Moslem Uddin was a collaborator and a member of
the peace committee. He is accused of killing Shahidullah Master and Sabed Ali in 1971.
7. Awami League treasury secretary and MP H. N. Ashiqur was an additional district commissioner
of Tangail in 1971 and controlled the Razakars.
8. Awami League MP and home minister was was an additional district commissioner of Mymensingh
in 1971 and and controlled the Razakars.
9. Awami League leader and ex-minister Maolana Nurul Islam was a Razakar commander.
Awami League government's popularity is touching the floor after the share market scam, Destiny,
Hallmark and Padma bridge scandals and the AL wants to forge the next general election to stay
in power.
So the purpose of the war crimes tribunal is clear i.e. to destroy the nationalist and other
opposition parties and start one party rule in Bangladesh.
This sounds so ridiculous. Did the Skype conversations take place or not? Yes it would be unethical for any media to expose private matters BUT it is in fact the DUTY of the media expose matters of public interest of this magnitude. Don't shoot the messenger if you don't the message. The article very well explains why the tribunal is flawed: presiding judge was caught red handed while he was being dictated to by the prosecution through the backdoor; a key defense witness was abducted; anyone, anywhere on the planet - be they private individuals, legal or forensic/criminal investigation experts, community leaders, diplomats, elected politicians - with the slightest knowledge of these disturbing facts has come out in public and expressed that these trials do not meet the norms of any international war crimes trials. Thankfully, Economist, Al Jazeera, CNN and BBC are exposing the truth behind the genocide and the duplicity of the ruling party in Bangladesh which is hell bent on annihilating the opposition and shooting down dissenters like clay pigeons. You can fool some of the some of the time but you can't fool all the people all the time.
What fucking emotional value you are talking about. Killing 100 people in one day does not bring any emotion in you?
What elese you want? Killing another hundred? or thousands? What do you want?
Hasina and all tribunal judges and culprits like yourselves who suport this government terrorism are the criminals.
You should thank Economist for bringing the truth.
So let me get this straight - the War Crime Tribunal has only been set up to silence opposition voices in Bangladesh?
Tell me "bangladeshi voice", what are your thoughts on the actual violence surrounding the creation of Bangladesh when millions of innocent people (Hindus being the majority of the victims) were killed and looted?
It's interesting that the common thread during both the formation of India and Bangladesh, millions of non-Muslim lives were lost due to the fanatic zealotry of Islamist aggressors.
Plz stop dividing the country in the name of ensuring justice. Govt has own political desire to have the opposition persecuted. So there is no justice system prevailing. No one is secured here cause security personnel have been used for indiscriminate mass killing.
The Jamaat-e-Islami had targeted the Hindus even in 1971 as it stood along side Pakistan's military to nullify the verdict of the people in elections.
History is repeating itself once again. Hindus are once again being targeted by the Jamaat-e-Islami to nullify judgements against those that had indulged in crimes against humanity in 1971.
The Jamaati goons are organizing wholesale arson of Hindu homes and temples in 2013 to overthrow the elected government of the nation and then blaming it for "genocide" for the deaths in confrontations between the law enforcement force and the tormentors of the Hindus.
The protesters of Jamat and Shibir didn't protest during the process of the trial. They were fighting on the court during the process. During the trial process the government and others inject their views to the justice of the tribunal. The world acclaimed news magazine The Economist published (http://www.economist.com/news/briefing/21568349-week-chairman-bangladesh...) a leaked Skype conversation of the former head of Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal which revealed that the Tribunal's chairman Mr. Nizamul Haq concocted policy to hang Delware Hossain Sayedee, the most popular Islamic leader of Bangladesh. The conversation also revealed that the charges placed against Delware Hossain Sayedee are 'matters could be resolved by rural dispute resolution system'. The chairman of the tribunal also confirmed that the government was turned in to 'mad to have verdict'. The punishment was even fixed before hearing the arguments either from the prosecution or from the defense. The justice has resigned but the plotted verdict has been handed down declaring to hang Allama Delware Hossain Sayedee.
The tribunal process was criticized by Human Rights Watch (http://www.hrw.org/news/2013/02/14/bangladesh-post-trial-amendments-tain...),UnitedNations(http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=44089&Cr=death&Cr1=penalty#...) International Commission of Jurists (http://www.icj.org/bangladesh-international-crimes-tribunal-should-pursu...) and several others international organizations.
Unleash that government didn't bother. It's very unacceptable that the writer try to balance between the sides. We expect analytical report which digs out the causes of current unrest. It is very clear to all that big injustice is going on. So please dropout all the political propaganda and talk about injustice and wrong process of the trial. If we don't support the truth, one day history will accuse us.
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Alright, it's pretty early in the morning for me, so please forgive me for the following hokey, news-related metaphor.
Cincinnati City Council is about to go on summer vacation, but they've spent the past few days doing all their homework, including at least one pretty tough math problem. Yesterday they turned their work in, giving final approval for deals that will bring more than 4,000 jobs to the city. These include an eventual 600 new jobs from Cincinnati Bell, which is consolidating its operations downtown, and another 650 new jobs from Catholic Health Partners, which is moving to Bond Hill.
They also made some more controversial decisions, including giving 3CDC preferred developer status over 33 properties north of Liberty Street. The neighborhood's community council has balked at that idea, saying room needs to be made for independent developers, affordable housing and community input.
The toughest fight came over what to do about two affordable housing projects vying for the same pot of $1.9 million. In the end, council's Budget and Finance Committee did some subtraction, giving $1.3 million to Over-the-Rhine Community Housing and holding back the rest for supportive permanent housing, possibly in the form a project in Avondale, though that project has received some criticism.
• Mayor John Cranley was scheduled to join U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzger and America Online co-founder Steve Case at Fountain Square this morning to talk about start-ups and entrepreneurialism. The event kicked off at 9:30 a.m. and was part of the "Rise of the Rest" tour, which celebrates start-up culture in America's cities.
• The National Trust for Historic Preservation has been all over Cincinnati of late. A few days ago, it put two Cincinnati buildings on its list of 11 most endangered in the country. But it's also given the city some positive attention, penning this blog/love letter to Cincinnati's brewery scene. Aw shucks, thanks guys.
• There's a bear out there, and he's been looking for love in all the wrong places. The black bear seemingly wandered into Ohio from Kentucky sometime earlier this week and has most recently been spotted in Montgomery. An Ohio Department of Natural Resources spokesperson told WXIX that the bear is "looking for a girlfriend" and that the limited bear population in Ohio means he'll probably have little luck. Which makes me wonder: Whose job it is to teach this bear how to use Tinder?
• Ohio has seen its Hispanic populations grow in every county except one, even as the state's non-Hispanic population declines. The state gained about 32,000 people who identify as Hispanic between 2010 and now, and lost 7,000 people identifying as non-Hispanic. The ethnic designation is a bit problematic — it has nothing to do with race and identifies people from a range of countries with a range of backgrounds — but in general refers to those who identify with cultures from Mexico, Central or South America. The boost in the Hispanic population isn't so much due to immigration, demographers say, as it is to birthrate. More American-born Hispanics have recently come of age and started having children, according to the study done by the Census Bureau.
• A recent study suggests America's housing situation is about to change dramatically as more of the Millennial generation surges into the housing market. That could have huge implications for rental costs, housing availability in the city and the supply of affordable housing, experts say.
• Speaker of the House John Boehner, R-West Chester, is threatening to sue the Obama administration over his use of executive orders and his supposed failure at enforcing laws properly. The suit is also rumored to include a dispute over a used 1986 Pontiac Firebird Boehner bought from Obama on Craigslist that Boehner says has a pretty bad oil leak. No, no, it's actually just the first two. Because you know, Congress has been SO SO GOOD at its job lately.
• Finally, it's been a mixed-up ride for the tea party of late. The insurgent conservative movement gained a huge victory when House candidate David Brat toppled Majority Leader Eric Cantor. But bruising primary results in other states, including Mississippi, haven't been great for the movement. There, incumbent Senator Thad Cochran held on to his seat even after he was down in the primary election to tea partier and State Senator Chris McDaniel. But Cochran thumped McDaniel in a runoff election. Other primaries taking place in the past few days have shown similar results. The losses certainly don't represent the end of the conservative phenomenon, but it seems candidates sponsored by outside groups like Club for Growth and Freedomworks are not gaining the traction conservative activists had hoped for. Which, you know, is great, because these guys are usually pretty nuts.
FitzGerald will walk in the parade, but will not hold a speaking event. The parade will be his only public appearance while he is in Cincinnati.
"He knows it's a great celebration for the 4th of July and he enjoys the Cincinnati area," campaign press secretary Lauren Hitt says. "He's excited to get out and see some folks there."
The Cuyahoga County executive and democratic nominee will face incumbent Republican Gov. John Kasich this November. FitzGerald recently signed on for five debates — Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Sandusky and Zanesville — against Kasich.
This past weekend FitzGerald walked in the Columbus Pride Parade, in line with his support of same-sex marriage.
Last year, Gabrielle Gifford's appeared in Northside's annual community parade and held a rally on gun control before the parade.
Member of parade committee Ollie Kroner said the parade organizers typically invite city politicians, but FitzGerald reached out to the parade.
"I just think the parade has a reputation beyond our side and beyond the city," Kroner says. "When politicians want to come and get a taste for local flair the parade is a great venue for that."
The parade will take place at noon on July 4 and travel south on Hamilton Avenue through the Northside business district. It is part of the three-day Northside Rock n' Roll Carnival.
As previously noted, tons happened yesterday. Let's dive in now that the dust is settling.
The Cultural Facilities Task Force pitched its ideas for ways to fund Union Terminal and Music Hall renovations to Hamilton County Commissioners. The group of business leaders suggested a tax levy that would raise either sales or property taxes to net about $300 million for the projects. Both buildings need significant work. The sales tax would be a quarter of a percent, while the less-favored property tax would amount to about $35 a year on a $100,000 home. The task force recommended the sales tax in part because it will net money from visitors who don't live in the county as well as residents. But some experts say sales tax puts more burden on the low-income.
The Cincinnati Zoo saw all that prospective cash and decided it wants in. Zoo Director Thane Maynard wrote a letter to the commissioners asking them to consider cutting the zoo into the deal. Many of its buildings are old, even historic, and in need of restoration, Maynard said. Commissioners were skeptical about the possibility of extending the money to three cultural institutions, though they noted the zoo's needs.
Both Music Hall and Union Terminal were just placed on the National Trust's list of 11 most endangered buildings. They're the only two in Ohio on the list, which, if you think about it, is pretty astounding. It's the first time the Trust has spotlighted two buildings in the same city on its list.
• 3CDC is one step away from gaining preferred developer status for 33 buildings around Findlay Market after the council's Budget and Finance Committee approved its request yesterday. The status means 3CDC would vet and approve development projects proposed for the buildings as well as carry out its own. It's the first major play by the development group north of Liberty Street.
OTR Community Council wrote a letter last week to the Mayor John Cranley asking for the city to hold off on the deal, citing concerns about resident involvement and affordable housing. Stay tuned for our in-depth news story about developments north of Liberty, coming tomorrow. Council takes a final vote on 3CDC's request at tomorrow's council meeting.
• Also in the Budget and Finance Committee meeting yesterday, council members navigated a tricky conundrum between two affordable housing projects looking for funds. In the past, council has supported giving about $500,000 to a project in Avondale call the Commons at Alaska. The project would provide permanent supportive housing for about 100 people, including some who are disabled. That money would come from a pot of federal funds totaling about $1.9 million. However, Columbus-based developer NCR has encountered difficulties with its chosen site as some members of the surrounding community have protested the plans.
Meanwhile, Over-the-Rhine Community Housing has been working with a developer on a plan to buy 40 subsidized units in neglected properties in Pendleton and renovate them. The city administration indicated they'd have access to that same $1.9 million, so the group didn't go looking for other money. The two groups found themselves at an impasse. Neither wanted to compete with the other for the money, but both need the funds for their projects. Vice Mayor David Mann suggested splitting the money, and after some wrangling the committee parceled out $1.3 million to the Pendleton project and will hold the rest until the Commons at Alaska, or some other permanent supportive housing project, is ready to go online.
• Representatives from Columbus were in D.C. yesterday to make the case that Columbus is the best possible host for the Democratic National Convention. They're competing with Cleveland and some other cities that aren't in Ohio for the event, which will determine the party's nominee for president in 2016. Both Columbus and Cleveland also courted the GOP for the Republican convention, but I won't tell if you don't.
• There's a terrible "born again" joke in this next story, but I will not be the one dropping it. Just the facts: A guy from the U.S. got stuck in a giant vagina sculpture in Germany. It took 22 rescuers 30 minutes to get him out. America!
• If you can't take the Heat, get out of Miami. At least, that's what someone has advised LeBron James, and he's apparently listening. Ohio's not-yet-prodigal son has opted out of the last two years of his contract with the team and is now a free agent, according to news reports. It's not certain that he'll leave the Heat, but it's clear he's at least taking stock of his options. Meanwhile, the entire city of Cleveland sits patiently, waiting for that "so, what's up?" text message from James…
General Electric is officially moving 1,800 employees to The Banks, the entertainment and retail complex on Cincinnati's riverfront. But it took some deal-sweetening by the city to make it happen. City Council and Hamilton County Commissioners on Monday approved a landmark deal that incentivizes the company to consolidate some administrative and finance jobs at the site, which will be 10 stories tall and cost about $90 million to build.
The city's bid beat out Norwood and other locations, though the city and county had to offer one of the most generous deals in the region's history. The company will receive a 75-percent property tax abatement for the next 15 years, with the other 25 percent of those taxes going to Cincinnati Public Schools. Eighty-five percent of employees' city earnings taxes will also flow back to the company over that period of time.
GE said the incentives are needed because moving to The Banks will be about 15 percent more expensive than other bids it considered. The city hopes the deal will lead to a long-term payoff. County officials tout studies showing big benefits. The Economics Center for Education and Research at UC ran the numbers on the deal and suggest that the project could bring in $1 billion in overall economic activity. The site should reach full capacity by 2018.
The estimated average salary of an employee at the site will be about $79,000, company officials say.
Despite some questions about how quickly the deal came together, both council and county commissioners passed it unanimously during an unusual joint meeting at Great American Ball Park. Council member P.G. Sittenfeld praised the project but noted the city will need to remember to balance fairness and overall impact in the future. Council member Chris Seelbach used the occasion to tout the streetcar, tweeting that it was a big factor in GE's choice to move to The Banks.
A rare alignment of the stars (or at least schedules) makes today a crazy day to be a general-assignment reporter. And while I wouldn't normally just give you a list of really exciting, awesome meetings that are happening, there are lots of issues that could decide the city's future being debated around town. I prefer to think of it like a civics-themed pub crawl. In the middle of the day. On Monday. And there's no drinking (at least until afterward).
• Hamilton County Commissioners meet at noon to hear a presentation from the Cultural Facilities Task Force, a cadre of 22 business leaders who are working on ways to renovate Union Terminal and Music Hall. They'll be talking about a proposed sales tax increase as well as other options for funding the renovations before the commissioners decide whether the proposal should go on the ballot.
• Then, at 1 p.m., council's Budget and Finance Committee meets to discuss development in Over-the-Rhine north of Liberty Street, as well as funding for two affordable housing developments. 3CDC would like the rights to develop 20-35 buildings in the area around Findlay Market, though OTR Community Council has asked the city to find ways to get more small developers and resident input into the development process there. Council will also consider a debate over how to fund some affordable housing units in Pendleton and Avondale — council had voted to support the development in Avondale, but some neighborhood resistance to the project has stalled it for the moment. Meanwhile, the city is debating moving some money for that project to one in Pendleton. Advocates say both are necessary and should be funded.
The council meetings are at City Hall, and the Commissioners' meeting is at the county building on Court Street.
• Another big meeting today involves the city's deal with General Electric that will bring 2,000 of the company's employees to The Banks. Council and the commissioners meet at Great American Ball Park at 10 a.m. to discuss incentives for the company for its move, including a 100 percent abatement on property taxes at the site for the next 15 years. The expected package is one of the sweetest deals the city has ever offered a company. GE has also been mulling relocation to other sites, including Norwood, and is asking for the incentives because moving to The Banks could cost more than other options.
• An increasing number of foreign students attend Ohio's 13 public universities, making Ohio eighth in the nation for international enrollment. Toledo University had the most international students last year, followed by Miami University.
• Pro-choice and pro-life groups are both pointing to 2015 as a big year for the fight over women's health in Ohio. Ohio Right to Life, a very active pro-life activist group, has indicated it's putting together an aggressive legislative agenda for next year in an effort to curtail the availability of abortions in the state. The group says they'll be pushing five or six bills to that end and has expressed confidence that many of the incumbents in the Ohio General Assembly, as well as Gov. John Kasich, will be re-elected and support their goals. Meanwhile, NARAL Ohio Pro-Choice, a pro-choice advocacy group in the state, has sounded alarms, saying Ohio is becoming "one of the most dangerous states for women's health."
• Finally, with World Cup fever reminding Americans that, oh yeah, soccer is a thing, it's a great time to check out this Atlantic article on why we call it that in the first place when the rest of the world calls it football. (Hint: It's the Brits' fault.)
Now an advocacy organization is pushing for the BWC to pay back the difference.
While the ins and outs of the rates are complicated, the underlying concept is fairly straightforward: Worker's compensation functions as a kind of insurance for employers. If an employee gets hurt on the job, worker's comp will pay for lost wages and medical costs so long as the business is current on its monthly workers comp payment. A lawsuit brought by some employers receiving higher rates charged that those rates were unfair, even forcing some employers into bankruptcy.
The courts have agreed. The appellate court's decision upholds an earlier ruling against the BWC by the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
The courts ruled the BWC, along with lobbyists of some favored businesses, rigged workers compensation rates so that some companies picked to be designated "group rate employers" received what the court called "excessive, undeserved premium discounts" on their workers compensation insurance plans. Where did the money for those discounts come from? According to the court, from businesses who were not part of the special group rate. Those businesses paid almost $860 million extra on their workers compensation plans.
BWC hasn't started paying back the money, and head Steven Buehner told a Cleveland news outlet last week that the agency will appeal the ruling to the Ohio Supreme Court. It has until June 30 to do so.
Buehner says the agency's rates simply reflect the nature of providing insurance — that low-risk customers receive lower rates than higher-risk clients. Buehner said there isn't some big pot of money somewhere that the BWC is sitting on and that it hasn't cheated anyone out of any funds.
If the court's ruling holds, the BWC will owe more than 100 Cincinnati-area employers $100,000 or more, including a number of nonprofits and arts organizations. All told, the BWC could owe area businesses more than $100 million. Progress Ohio, an advocacy group, has asked Gov. John Kasich to act and make sure the BWC pays the money back.
According to Progress Ohio, which is advocating for the employers in question, the BWC could owe the Cincinnati Ballet more than $300,000, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park nearly $150,000 and the Cincinnati YMCA $140,000. BAE, a British-owned security and armaments business with a plant in Fairfield, is the area employer owed the largest amount of money; according to the advocacy organization, the BWC charged BAE more than $1.4 million extra in premiums.
The Cincinnati YWCA is also owed payback — about $14,000. The organization told WCPO earlier this week it will be "thrilled" to get that money back so it can use it to help women and children in need.
Friday's usually kind of a slow news day, but lots of important or just plain weird stuff has already happened. Get ready for it.
In what must be one of the most biblical mass transit emergencies in recent Cincinnati memory, a Metro bus was partially sucked down a 20-foot-deep sinkhole near the zoo at about 9:30 last night. Then the ground opened up, and the stink did begin to emerge from the angry earth, and woah, those on the bus were sore afraid. Or something like that. City officials say some failed sewer lines caused the hole. As if being nearly swallowed by the earth isn't unpleasant enough, there was also the smell of raw sewage to contend with. In an ironic note, yesterday was also "Dump the Pump Day," a day designed to get commuters out of their cars and onto public transit. Workers from Cincinnati's Metropolitan Sewer District are out to fix the hole and sewer lines.
• Former Over-the-Rhine social service agency City Gospel Mission is clear to move to Queensgate. Wrangling over some compliance issues with the Department of Housing and Urban Development had stalled the agency's plans for a men's shelter there, which has been on the drawing board for months. HUD said City Gospel's mens-only approach might violate certain non-discrimination clauses on deeds to the land the agency wanted to use for its new shelter. But after some pushing by Sens. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, and Rob Portman, R-Ohio, HUD has given the agency the go ahead. City Gospel will host some women's programming at the shelter and is part of Cincinnati's Homeless to Homes program, which helps both men and women transition from homelessness.
• Ohio's newest jobs report came out today. It shows the state is at 5.5 percent unemployment, its lowest level since the recession and well under the national rate of 6.3 percent. Republicans, of course, are touting this as a win for Gov. John Kasich, while Democrats are pointing out that the low number has a lot to do with how many Ohioans have left the workforce altogether. Unemployment stats only measure those who are looking for work, not those who have given up on the job hunt. The state added 2,900 total jobs in May but lost 14,000 people who dropped out of the workforce. Many of these are the long-term unemployed, who studies show have an especially hard time finding work.
• Speaker of the House John Boehner has slammed the Obama administration over the looming situation in Iraq, where a new insurgency group calling itself ISIS is overtaking cities and the Iraqi military. Boehner used the situation, as Republicans are wont to do, to talk about how bad Obama is at everything, saying that "terrorism has increased exponentially under this president." That's of course not a view everyone with knowledge about the situation in the Middle East shares, and it's clear the current problem has at least some major roots in Bush-era decisions. Political posturing aside, Boehner also showed his softer side Wednesday when he gave a smooch to former Rep. Gabby Giffords at the Congressional Women's Softball Game. Giffords, who has made a long, emotional recovery from near-fatal injuries she received during a mass shooting in 2011, threw out the first pitch. After having a moment with Giffords, Boehner then promptly… you guessed it… got all teary-eyed, though not teary-eyed enough to do anything about gun control efforts in Congress, it would seem.
• So a 63-year-old woman on oxygen in Marion, Indiana fought off a burglar with a back scratcher. I couldn't write anything more awesome than her account of the incident, so here are a couple little bits:
"Guy had a hockey mask on and I almost started laughing," the woman told a reporter. "If he hadn't have got out that back door, I'd have beat him to death."
The best news today is that this week is almost over. But there's a lot more to talk about, so let's go.
As we reported yesterday, Over-the-Rhine's Community Council is asking the city to hold off on a deal with 3CDC over vacant properties north of Liberty Street near Findlay Market. The council says 3CDC has slowed the development process by banking a large number of properties, and the group believes small, independent developers could do the job faster and better meet the community's needs.
• Meanwhile, on the other side of the basin, everyone at The Banks is about to get a new neighbor. General Electric is moving more than 1,400 employees to the retail and entertainment development on the Ohio River by 2017, the Business Courier reports. City and county officials will vote Monday on the tax incentives that GE gets for heading south, and after that, it will be a done deal. These are pretty much no-nonsense administrative, IT and finance offices for one of the region's biggest businesses we're talking about, but all I can picture is some crazy Real World scenario. Only with jet engines. Which sounds awesome.
Before we get all excited about Real World GE 2017, though, I should note that both the company and Mayor Cranley have refused to comment on the reported decision. The deal is expected to go public Monday.
• Democratic candidate for Governor Ed FitzGerald unveiled his plan for affordable higher education yesterday. FitzGerald's proposal includes finding ways to lower administrative costs at the state's colleges, increasing the availability of financial aide, expanding a college savings plan, getting more students into early college enrollment while they're still in high school, and boosting community colleges and trade schools. Fitzgerald cited the nearly $4 billion in student loan debt Ohioans carry as a reason to lower college costs. He also took the opportunity to hit incumbent John Kasich for tuition hikes FitzGerald says resulted from Kasich's cuts to state funding for higher ed.
FitzGerald also suggested voters start calling him "Higher Ed FitzGerald," though at press time, no one had addressed the gubernatorial hopeful by this self-conferred nickname. (That last part didn't really happen, at least not while the cameras were rolling.)
• In certainly the most important news of the day, Facebook was down briefly this morning. But don't worry, CNN was on it. No wonder my 4 a.m. tirade about Game of Thrones didn't get the likes it obviously deserved.
• Finally, a record-low 7 percent of Americans really like Congress, and the rest prefer being bitten by dogs or having poison ivy all over their bodies or something. But I'm willing to bet more Americans are fans of Guided By Voices, one of the greatest bands to emerge from our area (OK, Dayton, but The Southgate House used to be their home base of sorts). One of those Americans is outgoing White House Press Secretary Jay Carney, who is leaving his post to take some time off. Carney gave his final press briefing at the White House yesterday with one of GBV's best songs as a send-off sound track. Carney's been a vocal fan of the band for years, and has taken multiple opportunities to mention them from the White House podium. He even hung out with the guys on stage at their most recent DC show. Speed on, Jay, speed on.


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I worked at Yahoo
Benefits are really good, subsidized cafeteria, great people.
Lack of direction, morale. Google gets all the attention (and profits). Squandering of a formerly great company.
1) Big layoffs to reduce expenses
2) Figure out what Yahoo stands for - no one seems to know (Google = search, Microsoft = software, Yahoo = ??? email, gossip news???, large audience??). When I was there, Marketing couldn't come up w/ a coherent message b/c no one could figure out what defines Yahoo. A bunch of lame marketing at that time - FUSE acronym, TV commercials w/ people carrying around placards w/ URLs on them, etc.
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"The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves "
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I worked at YahooPros
Most of the people actually doing the work are genuinely good people. They're smart and really want to do good work.
Yahoo did well from a non-monetary compensation standpoint. From shuttles to free coffee to decently healthy food the employee perks were well above average.
The weather was usually nice too.Cons
Where to start...
Unfortunately, a lot of incompetence was promoted to middle management when the company doubled in size. A lot. Sycophantism ran amok and in order to advance your career you had to thump your chest so the incompetent boobs could take your accomplishments and parade them as their own up the ladder.
Some talented individual contributors were also promoted, but they were just that...stellar individual contributors. They didn't have the first clue how to manage and motivate. But, that didn't seem to matter at Yahoo.
The businesses were also foundering. Everyone was too busy trying to get their share of the pie to work together and create products of true value that would sustain themselves over time.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Walk away and fire everyone left between you and the Sr. Director level. Starting over and eliminating four or five layers of ineptitude is the best place to start.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
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Work environment is laid back and people are very friendly. Management is open to training their employees new skills and allows them to pick projects that they may have an interest in. Time was reasonably flexible (can come in a little later to leave later) and was not micro-managed.Cons
As a contractor, did not get many benefits that full time employees got. Was hard to be promoted to full time due to what we were told as "budget reasons," though many of us were welcomed back after contracts expired.Advice to ManagementAdvice
When passing down new information or important instructions, make sure it's clear that all your employees get the message. Often times we had to learn from each other when there was changes.RecommendsNo opinion of CEO


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Hey all ! After what i will reluctantly refer to as my 1st attempt failure to chill my wort using the Ole snow bank and spooning the wort, I've been reading alot of post on chillers as well as looking into whats on the market for sale, I've decided to design and produce the ultimate chiller.
I guarantee it will do a great job, it will be solid and not the typical coil design, which i believe to be flawed. All I'll say is from what I've seen all the chillers address the matter of cooling the wort from the outer edges, my intention is to approach not only the outer edges but the center as well. Now what i need to know is, is there a such thing as cooling the wort to fast ? the answer to this question will determine certain particulars in my design. After its been built and tested I'll gladly post my design prints and pic's.
i don't believe it is possible to cool it too rapidly. There are some fancy-schmancy radiator chillers out there that will cool 10 gallons of boiling hot wort in 5 minutes. I've cooled 3 gallons in just a few mintes with ice blocks.
Go for it!
I would love to see a design when you get it finished. I have a chiller I made already, but one that works even better wouldn't be a bad investment.
Walker , could you direct me to these chillers you mentioned ? dont want to waist time doing something already done, even though i'ld make myself one reguardless .
i'ld be doing strickly 5 gal batch's for now and 10 gal in 5 minutes wouldnt be bad at all but as limited as my plans are at this stage, i'ld be realisticly thinking 5 gallons in 1 minute. I know thats likely to be pushing things and even possibley a far streach of my emagination , but only time will tell ?
My intention for joining this forum is to exstact useful infor and as i exspected i would i have done so , now for my part i'll try to be a possitive contributor and in my limited knowlage and despite my enability to spell i am nonetheless a person who loves the tinker and invent things, so just wish me luck and maybe a few of us here will benifit from my endevours.
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Restoring a Masterpiece: Screening Event at Eastman Theatre
Restoring a Masterpiece: The Renovation of the Eastman Theatre premieres this June.
Tosca on Classical 91.5
Patricia Racette and Jonas Kaufmann star as the tragic lovers in Puccini's Tosca.
Verdi's La Traviata on Classical 91.5
Angela Gheorghiu stars as Violetta in Verdi's tragic tale of love, deception and redemption.
Pipedreams Live! from Rochester on Classical 91.5
Tune in to hear the second program from the Pipedreams Live! recording here in Rochester in February 2009.
The Grainger Foundation Chicago Symphony Orchestra on Classical 91.5
Join us every Thursday night in April for performances by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
The Metropolitan Opera: Mozart's "Die Zauberflöte" on Classical 91.5
Mozart's mystical fairy tale comes to life in Julie Taymor's transcendent production, with a superb ensemble cast, including Nathan Gunn as the bird-catcher Papageno.
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Cardinals pitcher John Lackey called Caleb Joseph's home run a "Baltimore home run"
Doesn't Lackey know by now that Caleb Joseph has more pop than Caleb Bradham!
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. Harveys Wallbangers Posted: August 10, 2014 at 11:40 AM (#4767981)
Lackey got a bit lucky against the crew in his last start. Brewers had about 4-5 liners right at outfielders as well as 2-3 good fly balls2. Justin T's horse was fast as polished steel Posted: August 10, 2014 at 12:00 PM (#4767985)
He is a solid pitcher but think he is not throwing very well right now
I suspect he knows that and is lashing out in frustration. That and he is a bit of a jerk
When your mouth is always open, you might as well be speaking at least some of the time.3. DKDC Posted: August 10, 2014 at 12:00 PM (#4767986)
Caleb's HR was a bit of a cheapie in that it snuck over the fence and Camden Yards has short power alleys, but it's not like Lackey didn't know the game was in Camden Yards. Maybe you shouldn't leave a ball up where a 27 yo career minor leaguer can hit it 375 feet.4. RJ in TO Posted: August 10, 2014 at 12:05 PM (#4767989)
Lackey continues the trend of blaming everyone but himself - last time the Os beat him, he complained about Cruz's HR because he was suspended last year.
Cruz hit another one off Lackey yesterday, and it was an absolute bomb no-doubter.
And oddly, I didn't hear Lackey complaining about Peralta's RBI double that put the Cards on the board.
Homers in 5 straight games for Joseph.5. Walks Clog Up the Bases Posted: August 10, 2014 at 12:26 PM (#4767997)
I suspect he knows that and is lashing out in frustration. That and he is a bit of a jerk
I've always gotten the sense that Lackey is the type who can keep his mouth shut (figuratively; we know it's not possible literally) when things are going well, but is a constant red-ass when things are going south.
Homers in 5 straight games for Joseph.
Seriously. The story linked here should be "28 year old rookie homers in 5th straight game" but instead it's "idiot pitcher dismisses the accomplishment of that guy".
Baseball for the thinking fan.
The story linked here should be "28 year old rookie homers in 5th straight game" but instead it's "idiot pitcher dismisses the accomplishment of that guy".I'm always reluctant to post stuff that is too game result-y, because I don't know if there's much to comment about, other than "oh, that's cool" or (in this case) "he's probably still not all that great."
But okay, here you go.
More than a few Red Sox fans in New England were calling the talk shows after the Lackey trade, wondering why they would trade him when he was pitching pretty well, and was under contract for 2015 at $500K.9. cardsfanboy Posted: August 10, 2014 at 02:34 PM (#4768053)
After the dust settled at the trading deadline, it has started coming out that:
1) When the team is struggling, he becomes a tough guy to deal with in the clubhouse;
2) He was not going to play in 2015 for $500K;
3) It is not clear that the trend lines on his performance on the field were going in the right direction.
It is wholly possible that Joe Kelly will outperform Lackey between now and the end of next year.
It is wholly possible that Joe Kelly will outperform Lackey between now and the end of next year.
I absolutely believe that is more likely to be the result. The only reason I liked this trade was that Lackey was probably going to be better than Kelly in August, and would go deeper into games preserving an over taxed bullpen. (well there were other reasons, small savings on Craig's contract and eliminate the guessing game of who was going to be playing, Craig or Taveras?)
Add in that there is an argument the Cardinals dugout needed an attitude adjustment, as they were just too passive this year and I'm fine with this deal, if Lackey performs as expected. The Red Sox absolutely will win this trade(or should) but the Cardinals might have gotten what they needed also(if Lackey performs as expected...meaning several 7 inning quality starts)
there is an argument the Cardinals dugout needed an attitude adjustment
Adding Lackey and Pierogi to adjust your dugout's attitude seems like using a meat tenderizer to adjust your iPhone...
Lackeys whining endeared him to me in some strange way. There is something about rooting for a guy who just gives no quarter to the opponent that is fun. And of course when he's on he's a fun pitcher to watch. Lots of strikes, works wuilxly, get back in the dugout rapidly.12. The District Attorney Posted: August 10, 2014 at 03:12 PM (#4768071)
After the dust settled at the trading deadline, it has started coming outSHOCKED AT THIS DEVELOPMENT
works wuilxlyAre you casting a spell on us???
Yeah, really. The Red Sox front office anonymously badmouthed a guy they just sent out of town? Color me shocked.
Where is this trashing? I haven't seen anything.15. NattyBoh Posted: August 10, 2014 at 05:40 PM (#4768187)
Do not cry like a woman for what you could not defend like a man.16. Joe Bivens, Minor Genius Posted: August 10, 2014 at 06:36 PM (#4768203)
get back in the dugout rapidly.
You mean "wuilxly".
works wuilxly
That's quality typing on my iPhone right there!
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That's from the Elmer Fudd Spellcheck App, right?
Yeah, really. The Red Sox front office anonymously badmouthed a guy they just sent out of town? Color me shocked.Steve Balboni's Personal Trainer is in the Red Sox front office? Indeed, I am shocked.
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Hi, I haven't been here in a long time, and the season is Summer here now (at least in my zone). I am unsure of how to breed tomatoes, and any plant at all, but I always wanted to see or hear about the outcome of some tomato breeding trials. I would like to suggest three possibly new tomato varieties, with names I have chosen, as well as what tomatoes would be bred. I never succeeded in breeding anything of a plant, so I wish someone could breed the following tomatoes, and give them the names I suggest, if at all possible.
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Breed the "Brandywine tomato", and a "Red Sausage tomato", and call it "Brandy Sausage".
Did a cross with Brandywine which produced what I guess would be a similar outcome you imagined. The result doesn't show up in the F1 because the genetics that make the sausage shape are not dominant. It took a few generations to find it and then make stable. It is called "Henry". The flavor is very good. This is an earlier generation of "Henry"
There are ones like you described as "Ivy Pear".
An example would be Wild Boars Farm's 'Michael Pollan' (not an F1).
It is a little harder to get pear shapes without growing large numbers of F1 offspring and/or having a little luck. This is because several genes need to be present to elongate the fruit and to make that pear neck.
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I'm thinking that in 20 odd years the Special Olympics will be a hell of a lot more fun to watch than the regular Olympics.
I'm thinking would they even be allowed? The justifications for not allowing steroids are pretty much the same as those for not allowing prosthetics - it becomes less about individual ability and more about the technology.
Lift up a huge boulder with one outstretched arm (seemingly defying the laws of physics/balance)
How about running in slow motion (faster than a car)
I suppose it would cost 600 million of todays dollars
In all seriousness, I think the future holds great promise for artificial limbs. At the same time we advance robotics for use in construction, industry, and service jobs, this tech translates directly back to "poor boy crippled in car accident by drunk driver can now walk". And that is a good future.
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