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"Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile" - Albert Einstein
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BELLE'S STORYfrom Eyewitness News Online How St. Jude Is Helping A Little Girl In Her Battle Against A Deadly Disease Reported by: Kristin Keeling Web Producer: Kristin Keeling Reported: Feb. 24, 2012 2:14 PM EST Updated: Feb. 24, 2012 5:51 PM EST
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital sees nearly 260 patients every day. One of those patients is 4-year-old Belle Mitchell. Eyewitness News sat down with Belle and her mother to bring you her inspirational story. Belle is like any other 4-year-old girl. She's happy, curious and spontaneous. But what makes Belle a little different is that this sweet little girl is battling a deadly disease, striking terror in the heart of her mother, Kelley. "When I found out, my first thought was that she's not going to survive. I didn't think that children with brain tumors lived," said Kelley Mitchell. Belle was diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumor when she was just 2-years old. At the time, her prognosis wasn't promising. "The doctor had never worked with that type of tumor, so he wasn't sure exactly how to treat it," explained Mitchell. Belle's parents quickly turned to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for help. Kelley packed-up their things and moved Belle from South Carolina to Memphis where she underwent six months of chemotherapy. "We feel comfort here, we feel safe here. We have so many friends that the doctors and nurses feel like family in a lot of ways. So it's like a second home to us." St. Jude Children's treats 8,000 children like Belle every year. Since 1962, when the hospital first opened, the survival rate for all childhood cancers has jumped from 20% to 80% today. The Dream Home Giveaway is helping to fund treatments and cures for sick children worldwide. For Belle, St. Jude has been a great place to make friends, explore and play. But for her parents, it's a place they pray will save their daughter's life. "I find hope in the fact that Belle is not just being treated, but that they're looking for cures to help kids in the future. It just gives you a new perspective. You begin to appreciate little things. You thank God for the day that you're given and the time that you have," said Mitchell. The most important thing is every cent goes to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital to help them research and treat catastrophic childhood diseases. The dream home has an estimated value of $460,000. It's located in the Cobblestone Subdivision in Scott Depot, Putnam County. It's being built by Hobba Enterprises. The cottage-style dream home is a 3,000 square foot, two story home. It has four bedrooms, four baths, and a two car garage with a finished basement. It has a bonus room upstairs and an outdoor living space. Operators for St. Jude are waiting to take your call for a chance to win the Dream Home. Tickets are $100. That ticket puts you in the winning for the home and other prizes that will be given away. The number to buy a ticket is 1-800-592-1582 or you can log onto www.dreamhome.org The winner of the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway will be drawn on Sunday, June 10 on WCHS TV. If you reserve your ticket by March 30, you will be eligible to win the early bird prize. MORE NEWS FROM EYEWITNESS NEWS
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Blog » business tax
- September 28, 2012
The Time Is Now for Business Tax Reform
By Corey Marshall, Good Government Policy DirectorSan Francisco's technology sector is booming once again, the real estate market appears to be in full recovery mode and office vacancies are at record lows. The city's economy is quick to catch fire, but it's also prone to downturns. This has benefited the city's coffers and the public services they support, but it forces difficult decisions when fortunes turn for the worse.
These boom and bust cycles have exposed the importance of consistent sources of revenue for the city. Repeated economic fluctuations — as well as the recent recession — have shown the inherent volatility of the city's business tax. A flat 1.5 percent tax on all payroll expenses above $250,000, the business tax is the city's second largest source of revenue for the general fund (it brings in approximately $410 million per year), behind only the city's property tax. But the payroll tax has fluctuated dramatically from year to year. In fact, it has increased more than 10 percent year-over-year four times in the last decade and actually declined on four separate occasions in the same period.
Growth in Property Taxes, Business Taxes and Employment in SF
To address this volatility, Proposition E on the November ballot would replace San Francisco's payroll tax with a gross receipts tax, a more common and more stable tax structure found in cities throughout California.As we explained in a previous post, the gross receipts tax is common in California, but it wasn't the first choice of the state's largest cities. From 1970 to 2001, San Francisco's business tax required companies to pay either the city's gross receipts tax or the city's payroll tax, whichever was greater. Los Angeles used a similar system. Following legal challenges in both Los Angeles and San Francisco (the requirement to pay the higher of the two options was found to be unconstitutional), San Francisco agreed to a settlement of approximately $80 million and subsequently eliminated the gross receipts tax and applied a flat tax of 1.5 percent of payroll to all businesses. Meanwhile, Los Angeles implemented a gross receipts tax.
In the decade since the legal settlement forced the city to choose between the payroll or gross receipts tax, there has been general agreement that San Francisco's business tax needs to be reformed but little consensus about how that might happen or what might succeed the payroll tax. SPUR and much of the business community have argued that we should restructure the city's tax system to remove disincentives to hiring inherent to the payroll tax. Reform has been attempted at least three times in the last decade, but those efforts were ultimately unsuccessful. Instead, the city has more recently adopted a new tactic: payroll tax exemptions, also known as "governing by exception."
Since 2001, the city has granted payroll tax exemptions to a number of companies to keep them from leaving San Francisco once they grew large enough to be affected by the payroll tax. Prior to 2011, these exemptions were used exclusively to grow the biotechnology sector. But in 2012, separate exemptions were also granted for stock-based compensation and for new businesses locating in the Mid-Market area, exemptions targeted largely at growing technology companies. These incentives have unquestionably been effective: Zynga and Salesforce maintained their corporate headquarters in the city, and technology companies have been attracted in droves to Mid-Market, starting a renaissance that has failed to take root in the neighborhood ever since the construction of BART down Market Street.
But something else has happened in the years since the city opted for the payroll tax: Two significant downturns and three economic booms have driven uneven growth. In fact, the city's budget has increased by nearly 50 percent in the last 10 years while inflation grew only 31 percent. These cycles have been further exacerbated by the fact that these funds are driven by less than 10 percent of businesses in the city: Only 7,500 of the city's more than 96,000 registered businesses pay business taxes.
Business taxes are certainly not the only reason that companies come to — or stay in — San Francisco. There are myriad factors that play into location decisions. But given the volume of voices that have called for tax reform, as well as some prominent relocations of major companies, it certainly can't be ignored.
Proposition E would replace the city's payroll tax with a gross receipts tax. Gross receipts taxes are significantly more complex than a payroll tax, but also have a number of different benefits:
- Slower growth and more jobs.The proposed gross receipts tax will grow more slowly over time than the payroll tax, and is projected to generate more jobs than the existing tax.
- Greater stability.Through various economic cycles, payroll tax revenues can vary wildly; gross receipts tax revenues are projected to be significantly more stable and predictable over time, with less dramatic shifts in revenue than with the payroll tax.
- More equitable.The payroll tax is a flat rate for all companies, regardless of size or profit margins that can vary dramatically by industry. By contrast, gross receipts will bundle industries by their ratios of payroll to gross receipts to approximate ability to pay. This structure generally mirrors that used in other California cities with gross receipts taxes, but it simplifies that structure with fewer schedules. What's more, the gross receipts tax will apply to businesses located in tax shelters such as the Presidio of San Francisco. (Tenants there have enjoyed payroll tax exclusions under federal statute. Prop. E would end these tax shelters.)
How does a gross receipts tax work? To be honest, it can get very complicated, very quickly. But there are four main ways that Prop. E changes how businesses will be taxed in San Francisco:
- Industry-based rate schedules. Separates the business tax base into seven groups based on industry sectors. This structure mirrors that used in many other California cities but simplifies the structure with fewer schedules.
- Progressive rates. Transitions tax rates from a flat tax to a structure in which rates increase as earnings increase. Companies pay a higher rate as they earn more. Conversely, companies pay a lower rate if they earn less.
- Marginal rates. Creates tiers of rates that apply only to the specific range of gross receipts, rather than the entire amount of gross receipts, similar to personal income taxes. For example, a company in schedule 1 (see sample below) would pay 0.1 percent tax on gross receipts from $1 million to $2.5 million and 0.35 percent on all gross receipts from $2.5 million to $25 million. Companies in all schedules are exempt from the tax until they make at least $1 million.
- Broadens the tax base. Increases the number of businesses paying the payroll tax to 15,500 from only 7,500 in 2010.
Sample Gross Receipts Schedule Under Prop. E
Schedule 1: Retail trade, wholesale trade and certain types of services.
More important than the sum of these benefits is the road traveled to develop Prop. E. Discussions with such far-reaching implications are frequently contentious, and several reform attempts in the past decade have ended with no change at all. This process, however, was marked in its collaboration and communication. In the first six months of this year, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and Board of Supervisors President David Chiu worked with City Controller Ben Rosenfield to conduct a months-long outreach process. Involving literally hundreds of companies and other stakeholders, and informed by detailed analysis, the final proposal is the result of sustained engagement and extensive collaboration. This level of complexity seldom yields perfection, but this is certainly a preferable route to contentious fights that lead to no change.One of the compromises achieved by this process was around new revenues. Though not the original intention, Prop. E generates $28.5 million of new revenue for the city's General Fund. These funds are not programmed for anything specific at this point, but strong commitments have been made to direct funds to SPUR priorities such as affordable housing and the Housing Trust Fund, as well as to Muni maintenance and operations.
Given this level of complexity, the road to passage will be anything but easy for Prop. E. With a number of other important measures on the November ballot, tax reform is a topic to which few voters pay attention. Previous efforts, while not as well developed or supported, have suffered at the ballot for lack of understanding. And regardless of the collaboration and extensive agreement, the minutiae of the measure could complicate matters significantly when it reaches voters.
But for all of these reasons, Prop. E also presents a tremendous opportunity. The stars seldom align to present the voters with a unified front for such a complex change, and we should seize the moment — and the momentum — to make the transition.
This is the time for San Francisco to move past the payroll tax. Join us in supporting Prop. E on November 6.
Still have questions? Look for our complete ballot analysis in the SPUR 2012 Voter Guide.
- August 23, 2012
Top SPUR Priorities Head to the Ballot
By Corey Marshall, Good Government Policy DirectorIt's not often that the SPUR agenda features so prominently on the ballot in San Francisco. But the November 2012 election hits on three significant issues at the forefront of our work: affordable housing, business taxes and funding for parks. Our policy work has helped shape three important measures on the upcoming ballot, all of which we will support this fall.
Housing Trust Fund (Prop. C)
In the shadow of the governor's elimination of redevelopment agencies, Prop. C is a Charter Amendment that would create a dedicated source of local funding for affordable housing for the next 30 years. SPUR and other housing advocates spent many months crafting this proposal to create a Housing Trust Fund for San Francisco. The measure would take advantage of the loss of redevelopment to recapture a portion of the local property tax receipts and dedicate up to $50 million annually toward the construction of affordable housing. But the measure goes even further; it would also provide down payment assistance to moderate-income families and it could provide an incentive for building more overall housing in San Francisco by lowering developer requirements for on-site affordable units, a move that could stimulate the production of both market rate and affordable housing.
Business Tax Reform (Prop. E)
Ever since a 2001 legal settlement eliminated a gross receipts tax and left the city's business tax entirely dependent on a payroll tax, SPUR has advocated to either revise or replace the payroll tax altogether. While the revenue from the payroll tax funds important local priorities, taxing job creation through a payroll tax sends the wrong message and compromises San Francisco's competitiveness as a city. There are many different ways to incentivize the creation of jobs and attract businesses, and Prop. E is a step in the right direction. Prop. E would transition San Francisco from a payroll-based tax to a gross receipts tax, a structure currently used in Los Angeles and other major cities in California. While retaining any local tax on business may not be ideal (SPUR has long been interested in whether or not environmental taxes could replace the payroll tax), this gross receipts tax proposal will actually result in less volatile revenues than the payroll tax — a key component to stable growth. This reform of the business tax was not put together quickly. It is the result of a process involving literally hundreds of businesses and hours of meetings: exactly the type of collaboration and consensus the city needs for a major transition such as this.
Parks Bond (Prop. B)
Funding for our city's parks and open spaces has long been an important part of the SPUR agenda. The focus of our Seeking Green report was on finding operating funds to keep the doors (and park gates) open to the public and to properly maintain facilities built or renovated with bond funds. This year's parks bond is the third in a series to help the department rectify years of deferred maintenance driven by budget reductions. The department has done a lot of work to improve planning and project delivery of bond projects, but much work remains. While we support this one-time bond, our hope is that the department's next effort will address a more permanent solution to its $30 million annual operating deficit.
While these three propositions are quite distinct, they are in many ways interconnected. We need a healthy business community to provide employment opportunities for our residents and a source of revenue for important local priorities. People flock to San Francisco not simply for its jobs, but also for its quality of life and amazing recreational and cultural amenities. And without adequate affordable housing, too many people will be left out and the entire ecosystem could ultimately crumble. Now we must turn our attention to the November election and ensure that San Francisco voters also understand the importance of the complex ecosystem supported by the measures before them.
Look for the full SPUR voter guide with our in-depth analysis of all San Francisco measures this fall at www.spur.org/voterguide.
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Having to face Class AA programs is never easy for the Havre High boys basketball team, but with this weekend's matchups could be especially challenging for the Blue Ponies. Tonight at the Havre High gymnasium the Central A Ponies (3-4, 6-6) will host the CMR Rustlers at 7. And on Saturday the Ponies will travel to Great Falls where they will face the Bison at 4:30 p.m. "We just got off a tough road trip," Havre high head coach Andy Smith said. "And it's one of those things that just doesn't get any easier. We have a huge challenge this weekend and we have to get the mindset that we have to compete for the full 32 minutes. We can't take a play off and get out hustled. We have to bear down and compete." In the Ponies and Rustlers first meeting the Rustlers handed HHS a dominating 78-48 loss on the road. And it wasn't to say the Ponies didn't play well, they just don't have the size to match up to likes of the Rustlers lineup. "They are just a really tough team to match up with," Smith said. "Even their guards are big. But we are going to have to try and match up with them a little bit more and try to keep a body on them." It was clear that the Ponies' zone defense wasn't effective against the Rustlers. So tonight the Ponies are going to take a man-to-man approach. The No. 2 Rustlers size makes them hard to matchup with, but it also makes them dominant on the boards. The Pones have to once again play tough defense, but when they make the Rustlers put up a shot, the Blue Ponies have to limit the second chance opportunities. Big, 6-7 Kurtis Parsons and 6-8 Josh Huestis cause the most trouble for opposing programs. And if the Ponies big men can take them down a notch it would improve their chances immensely. "I know it's a big task," Smith said. "But we just have to do a better job of keeping them (Parsons/Huestis) off the boards for offensive rebounds. They are very tough and we have make sure where they are at all times, we just have to keep them off the boards." But as important as it is to keep the Rustlers from racking up offensive rebounds, it is just as important for the Ponies offense to find a way to get second chance opportunities if their own. Thane Gray, Anfernee Standing Rock and Drew Kafka need to have big games on both sides of the ball as the Pony big men. If the HHS offense struggles, their rebounding will play a big role. The CMR defense is also going to force the Ponies offense to play smarter with the ball. They have to play more patient and they can't force up desperate shots. It will be key for the Ponies not to waste any opportunity. "It's tough to get offensive rebounds against them because they do such a good job," Smith said. "They have the size on us so we really have to make each possession count as far as not settling and taking good shots. Our shot selection has to be as good as it has been all year." Guard play will also be key for the Ponies. The Rustlers love to apply pressure around the perimeter and are very good at it. With Huestis playing down low the Rustlers can bring the pressure and not worry about the Ponies getting through or cutting backdoor. Havre's C.J. Evans, Logan Connor and Brandon Smith handle the ball the majority of the time and will have to work against the Rustlers pressure. It will be a task for them to not only create high percentage shots for themselves, but others as well. On Saturday the Ponies will take to the road where they will face another Great Falls team in the Bison. But unlike the Rustlers, the Bison don't tower over the Ponies. Both teams match up relatively well, and it showed when the Ponies fell to the Bison 69-68 in overtime in their first meeting. "It was a game where it could have gone either way," Smith said. "We felt like we matched up pretty well against them. And even though we played them well at home, we know going down there is always tough. Great Falls High is always a tough gym to play in so we know that we are really going to have to bring a good defensive effort." Defense will play a big role in Saturday's contest. The first time around the Ponies' defense struggled to come up with stops late in the game. This time around the defense has to step up their play and change that. Dribble penetration by the Bison's guards also hurt the Ponies, and will play a major role. Santino Williams exposed the HHS's weakness with 27 points and will have to be contained. He found clear paths to the basket, and also created shots for others when the defense collapsed. If the Ponies can contain Williams and the dribble penetration chances are it will be another tight matchup. And if that's the case, the Ponies defense will be the biggest factor in whether or not they return to Havre with a win or loss. In both games for the Ponies it's going to take good play by the entire lineup to give themselves a chance. Connor has shot very well as of late. As others on the roster have struggled in the last few games he has picked up the slack. Two out of the last three games Connor has led the scoring, putting up 20 against Malta and 24 against Belgrade. But as good as Connor's play has been, it's going to take a good weekend by the Ponies' seniors. "That's exciting to see because we need more guys to step up," Smith said. "But the seniors need to contribute more. I am putting it on their shoulders because they have to come up a little bit bigger than they have if we want to beat these tougher teams. The seniors have to play well." Evans is averaging 16.8 points per game while Gray is averaging 12.9. And a good couple of games by both would be huge for the Ponies this late in the season. Gray will be key in both games, but more so against the Rustlers. He needs to continue to play hard, but also avoid foul trouble. And matching up against Huestis tonight, Gray has to remain a force inside. "He (Gray) needs to know the situation and get a feel for how the refs are calling the game," Smith said. "He has to make adjustments to his play. And he's got to keep doing what he has been doing all year. He needs to be aggressive inside not matter what. Huestis can really make kids change their shot, but Gray just hast to continue to play. If he gets blocked he gets blocked, he just has to continue to take it at him." Tonight at the Havre High gymnasium the Ponies will host the Rustlers at 7. And on Saturday the Ponies will face the Bison in Great Falls at 4:30 p.m.
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Woman experienced car trouble and was hit by a vehicle on the freeway.
A 54-year-old woman was killed as she was walking across a traffic lane on Interstate 43 after experiencing car troubles, according to Patch's media partners WISN 12 News. The accident happened around 5:30 a.m. Saturday near Racine Avenue in New Berlin, WISN 12 News is reporting. Today's TMJ4 is reporting the woman is from Waukesha.


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Video Treadmill Dancing Apparently Now a Thing
Purple shirt bro is pretending he's not seeing it.
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Too bad he'll have a broken nose for draft night.
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Breathing is an important part of any exercise.
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When a swing point is surpassed, there almost always is a retest of that swing point somewhere down the line. L.A. points this out and provides the data to support it in his book Trend Trading Set-Ups. He then goes on to describe how the test takes place in terms of price, time and volume and how you can use this knowledge to improve your odds of trading success.
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Every market either goes
This up and down movement is referred to as a trend. There are three time frames that trends are apparent and generally agreed upon (see Edwards and Magee)
Many times, when you look at a chart on any of the timeframes you will see a high volume bar at the top of the chart. If no other bar exceeds it's high price on this timeframe, that is referred to as volume at the top. On a practical basis, volume at the top almost always gets revisited by price somewhere in the future. It becomes a magnet for price somewhere down the road.
Volume off the top is a situation where volume expands significantly as prices decline from a nominal high. It is not necessary that the high volume bar be the high price bar on the timeframe you are examining but it must be with a couple bars of the high volume bar. Volume off the top is a clear warning sign that on the timeframe you are examining, something has gone awry. It is a danger sign and usually means that you want to exit your positions or, at a minimum, become very defensive in your trading for the instrument this has happened to.
If you would like to tune into TA TV and not be bother with commercials, then read on.
Technical Analysis as applied to the trading of securities, refers to the study of the market itself. It is the science of recording price action and massage that data in an attempt to predict probable future price behavior. Over the years, many technical indicators have been created for their predictive ability. The problem with technical analysis is that the body of behavior being studied is constantly changing and adapting and therefore, unlike the hard science, technical analysis is primarily composed of probabilities.
There are numerous books that have been written on this subject. The most authoritative of those writings is Technical Analysis of Stock Trends by Edwards and Magee. This comprehensive writing was first penned back in 1948 and has stood the test of time. This and other books on the subject can be found in either traditional bricks and mortar book stores or on line versions of the same.
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From new ride announcements, construction reports and the latest rumors: Screamscape always has something new to report.
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Park News - (5/17/13) The local news confirms that Ghost Town in the Sky is preparing to reopen for the 2013 season starting this Memorial Day Weekend. They're pushing ahead to finish up various rehab projects in the Ghost Town area on the mountain that will reopen this season as well as restore water service to the park. The article mentions that a request to have the rides inspected before opening has not yet been filed, which is going to push things to the wire for the reopening date to work. Ghost Town's shops and restaurants will reopen and they promise that the Gunfighters will return to perform as well. Admission is going to be $24.50 for adults, $14.95 for children and under 5 is free. As for the rides, nothing was mentioned by name, only that they wanted to have a few of the kiddie rides open this year, in addition to the chairlift of course. As for the future plans... I'm still a bit skeptical of the next phase of expansion that will see the top of the park transformed into a religious based experience to be called Resurrection Mountain. Resurrection Mountain is said to still be in the design phase, but will feature a giant cross and Jesus' tomb amongst other features drawn from various bible stories. (4/25/13) According to the Ghost Town in the Sky website, the park will open for the 2013 season on Memorial Day weekend where they claim "Plans are in motion to have the "Old Western Town" operational with gunfights in the street and the Parisian CanCan Dancers on the stage of the Silver Dollar Saloon!" We'll know soon enough if they'll make that schedule. (9/28/12) An interesting article and discussion can be found here about if the local community in Maggie Valley should show more support to Ghost Town in the Sky or not. (8/28/12) I've got the following new information from Ghost Town in the Sky to share this week. The chairlift is indeed operational once again and will remain running through to the end of October, which means this could be a great way to take in the always awesome fall colors. The experience includes the 35 minute total round trip ride up and back again, a tour of "old" Ghost Town, Tour of the museum, the Shooting Gallery is open along with a few arcade games, 3 small kiddie rides. Ticket prices are $16 for adults and $8 for children (3-10). The park's new Zip Line experience are also open, and hope to try and remain open year-round. The experience will run you $45 for adults, $40 for children (4-10) and feature three lines: The Draw (325ft), The Bullet (480ft) and The Holster (190ft). Combo tickets are also available for both experiences: $55 for adults, $45 for children. (7/9/12) The first phase of attractions at Ghost Town in the Sky has reopened at last. The three new zip-lines built near the park's entrance are now open, as well as the old chair lift to the top of the mountain is running once again. Once at the top, guests can take a bus tour ride through the western town sets under renovation atop the mountain, but the rides and coybow fights and more on top of the mountain that the park was known for wont be ready to reopen until next year.
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???? - Future Development Plans - (7/2/12) An all new version of the Ghost Town in the Sky park website has launched, spreading the message that after "Phase 1" opens in Summer 2012, Phase 2 is "Western Town" and Phase 3 is "Holyland". Phase 1 will be the new Zip line attraction being added to the bottom of the mountain, as well as the plan to reopen the chair lift ride and a few kiddie rides at the top. (3/9/12) While I had hope to see Ghost Town in the Sky revived once again… I'm now a little concerned. In this article, a few details of what the new owner has planned are a quite a bit of a departure from the Ghost Town theme. Presley is planning on gutting the top level of the theme park, removing the Native American village, and moving all the kiddie rides up there to the lower level. She dreams of replacing it all with a "large gold and white concert hall where people can hold religious events or performances" and even eventually crown the top of the mountain with a giant status of Jesus with a similar look to the famous one in Rio. Ummmm…. Call me a skeptic, but if he dream is to transform the wild west theme of Ghost Town in the Sky into another Holy Land Experience or a mountain-top version of Heritage USA, I think I'll pass. Though this will give them a great opportunity to rename the old Red Devil roller coaster once again. Instead of Cliff Hanger, may I suggest Holy Roller?
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Matt Smith and Benedict Cumberbatch nominated for TVChoice 2012 Awards
It's the showbiz event that promises a night to remember; stars will be hitting the red carpet for the TVChoice Awards 2012 on Monday 10 September.
Jo Brand will host the ceremony, but who will be receiving the awards? In the Best Actor category, it's Sherlock versus Doctor Who as Benedict Cumberbatch takes on Matt Smith.
In reality TV, Big Brother misses out as reality soaps Made In Chelsea and The Only Way Is Essex fight for supremacy. Talking of the soaps, will Hollyoaks and Emmerdale cause a major upset? Can Coronation Street pull off a shock win? Or will EastEnders triumph yet again? If you want your say, cast your vote at www.tvchoicemagazine.co.uk before 13 July. See the shortlist of nominations below.
Best New Drama
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Homeland (C4)
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Miranda Hart, Call The Midwife
Jaye Jacobs, Waterloo Road
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Youth Job Fair to be held at College of Lake County
Are you age 15 to 21 and looking for a job? Plan to attend 'Jobapalooza' at Grayslake's College of Lake County on March 7. In addition, the Lake County Board's Summer Youth Employment Program is accepting applications through Feb. 28.
Don't let the wintery scenes outside fool you. It's already time to start planning for summer jobs. Employers are gearing up for seasonal work, and young job seekers are wise to begin their job search early.
The Lake County Job Center offers a number of resources and programs to help youths navigate the process.
The Lake County Board's Summer Youth Employment Program offers youths age 14 to 18 (or 14 to 22 with an Individualized Education Plan) the opportunity for a paid, part-time work experience over the summer. Youths are matched with local public or non-profit worksites and gain valuable experience while earning a pay check.
"This program is an investment both in our young people and in the local communities where they will be working this summer. It's a win-win," said Jennifer Serino-Stasch, Lake County Workforce Development Director.
Applications for the summer youth employment program are available online, or at the Lake County Job Center in Waukegan, and are due on Feb. 28.
New public or non-profit worksites are also needed to host youth workers. For more information, visit www.lakecountyjobcenter.com.
"Jobapalooza," Lake County's largest job and resource fair for youth ages 15 to 21, will be held Thursday, March 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the College of Lake County in Grayslake.
Nearly 30 employers will be recruiting employees for full-time, part-time and seasonal work, and a variety of resource and training providers will be available to answer questions and help young people in their job search.
Jobapalooza is sponsored by the Lake County Job Center and the College of Lake County Career and Placement Services Office. For more information, call (847) 543-2059 or go to www.collegecentral.com/jobapalooza.
"We know that helping young people get their first job is critical," says Lake County Workforce Investment Board Chair Todd Mundorf. "Learning about the responsibilities and benefits of work at a young age can set the foundation for a productive future and ease the transition from school to the world of work."
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In The Vineyard
As Autumn progresses into Winter a cold begins nip evyery morning in the vineyard. Rain seems to be coming in fits and starts and even spilled the Napa River into Titus Vineyards. The water was cordon deep in the Zinfandel at one point. The water has no affect on the vines this time of year as they are now dormant and have dropped all of their leaves. In between the rain the vineyards seem tobe at their most striking this time of year. Once the olives are all in for prodcuing olive oil there is not much to do at the vineyard besides collect wood for the fire being stoked at the Titus Vineyards Ranch House.
At The Winery
Phillip and Eric Titus are done with the final blends for some of the 2011 wines. Unfortunately, the production level will be very low for the 2011 vintage. The quality of what made it into final blends is high, there simply is not a lot of wine to bring to market. Some of the 2011's will be bottled in late Winter/early Spring along with the 2012 Sauvignon Blanc. Like a phoenix from the ashes everyone is very excited for the yields from 2012. Coming off four straight vintages of challenges and low yields, the 2012 wine that is now being put into barrel is not only superb but abundant. The winery is quieting down as tanks are being emptied and final presses coming to an end. Time will only tell if we have a right to be this excited.
The Wines of 2011
The Wines of 2010
The 2010 vintage produced dark and concentrated wines despite the down production and cool summer. The season started with some late showers that affected flowering and caused some shatter in the grape clusters. The exceptionally cool and sometimes downright cold growing season had the most notable affect on the cooler growing areas of Napa Valley. Titus Vineyards benefited from the long, moderate growing season in our valley floor location. Our vineyard location is naturally warmer than others and the orientation of the vineyard had a surprising benefit during a late season heat spike. Many vineyards had aggressive canopy management at the time of this spike. Due to the long afternoon sun at Titus Vineyards aggressive leaf pulling has never been encouraged and saved the grapes on the vine from raisoning.
The Wines of 2009
The 2009 vintage produced bold, juicy wines despite the down production. The season started with a snapping frost season and weather conditions that were not ideal for pollination causing shatter to occur in many of the clusters around the valley. Titus Vineyards benefited from the long, moderate growing season in our valley floor location. With no true heat spikes to further along the harvest markers many were caught by the rain while waiting for sugars to rise. Here at Titus Vineyards, our last day of harvest was the exact day before the first rain. Yields were 30% down from a 'normal' year but the fruit was dark and flavorful.
The Wines of 2008
The memorable 2008 growing season began on the heels of a long, dry winter. At bud break the Napa Valley was ravaged by the coldest and longest frost season since 1972. While many hillside vineyards fell victim to frost damage, Titus Vineyards was not heavily impacted but we still needed to fire up our wind machines on a few nights. The unseasonable lows changed almost overnight into unseasonably hot weather that was accompanied by gusty winds during fruit set. The vines were already challenged by drought conditions and record cold, and this continual odd spring weather pattern caused the fruit to not set as evenly as it would under normal growing conditions. Add to this the summer fire season that resulted in several local wild fires making it a smoky, hazy July. Remarkably, harvest developed on a normal schedule running from August 22nd through October 16th. What ultimately manifested at the end of the topsy-turvy weather was an overall fruit yield reduction of nearly 50%. However, the quality of the fruit harvested was extremely high and will result in wines of great depth and concentration.
The Wines of 2007
Our 2007 grape crop exhibited many high quality wine indicators as a result of the year's lower rainfall, early bloom, timely veraison and moderate temperatures. The limited amount of vine stress due to low rainfall over the winter and a solid, warm summer without a lot of heat spikes fostered even grape ripening. The cluster shapes and berry sizes looked ideal. The crop was smaller, with lighter clusters, smaller berries, and thicker skins lending a tannic bite that will yield wines with exceptional structure and age-worthiness. There was an ideal mix of well ripened and just-right berries with very little variation. We expected a short, furious harvest; however, it ended up being one of the longer ones starting September 14th, 2007, and ending on October 15th, 2007.
The Wines of 2006
Overall, the 2006 growing season was long and steady with the exception of a cool spring with late rains, approximately 2 times normal rainfall for this time of year, and a heat spike in July. This climate generated above average yields for the year. All the grapes were harvested in alignment with our predictions avoiding everything coming in at once. Interestingly, harvest at Titus Vineyards began ten days later than we would typically end allowing the grapes to benefit from the extended hang time resulting in optimum ripeness without the threat of bad weather. The lengthy and mild 2006 growing season gifted these wines with good color lively aromatics, well balanced flavor profiles with beautiful concentration, and solid structure that will benefit the wines long term.
The Wines of 2005
The 2005 growing season got off to a slow, late start with a cool spring and late rains that stretched into June. The long summer brought moderate heat that remained into October. The sizable crop showed higher numbers of berries per cluster, and slightly lower sugar levels. Eric and Phillip did a tremendous amount of fruit thinning leading up to harvest which was the smart thing to do to keep the vines balanced through grape maturation with the goal of maximizing the flavor components in a cool, long vintage. Judicious thinning continued from late July through the first week of September. Due to the mild weather and large crop, harvest was about two weeks late and gradual, with picking stretching out over several weeks. The lengthy 2005 growing season gifted these elegant wines with lively aromatics along with a beautiful balance of concentration and texture.


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I have been a very proud member of this forum for just over two years now. Yes, I did spend most of my time in the Intention Manifestation section. However, its been a very special place for me. ITs helped me to discover myself and my identity. Helped me to discover and experience love in a way I never knew was possible. Its been a fountain of information and wonderful community to share ideas. You may not have seen me, but my soul has been here. Even if my body cannot. Also, its given me something nothing has in a very long time. Hope. And isnt that just a wonderful gift? Love Seth <3 |
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What a gift your presence has been here. I know - I have felt it. But your presence will be with us going forward as will each of our presence for those who take us forward. So glad to have "known" you. Best of everything for you from now on. |
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Seth: Have you been giving any thought to that website you were talking about a couple months back? Would love to see you continue. And if you doubt yourself, just consider all the people that your presence here has helped, and you could continue to help in the future. Thank you for your gift to us. |
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Seth, you're a great Person.....I'd like to keep communicating with you..... BTW..It'd be really nice if the gifted People on this Forum ( I know there are quite a few) would try and focus about this Forum NOT shutting down...... Just kidding... Well, not really...... |
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I need to thank you for helping with manifestations.... You helped me at time when I needed the most so thank you very very much for that.... Also I would like you to know you did not do anything wrong be helping me bring my lover back to talking terms with me... He was dying to do that... He had some obstacles which were overcome by him in magical way as he told me and hence he could come back to me.... He was actually more thankful that things got better and he could get me back... So I just want to tell you, you are a wonderful and helping person.... Thank you for everything... |
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| It makes perfect sense to me. We haven't interacted much, but I've always been impressed with your willingness to help others, and delighted by the joy you take in it. I never got around to saying it before, but I'll do it now: Thank you so much for that.
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Well this is goodbye ... Sad but with one door closing there is another that's opening... Here's to open doors and a happy new year to all.. Seth keep up the good work, I love your other site and read your blog every time I feel down.. Thanks for the positive vibes and love you give so freely. |
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is pushing the extension of middle class tax cuts. The President said the cuts are part of the American recovery.
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Mullaney said the small business tax cuts, which started during the President Bush-era, are helping to strengthen the economy. Mullaney has doubled his number of employees in the last three years and spent nearly $500,000 on new equipment.
Mullaney supports President Barack Obama's plan to extend these tax cuts, which cover 97 percent of all small business owners.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY - The body of a man found in a Washingon County lake on Tuesday has been identified as 45-year-old Robert Genz of Hartford. The Medical Examiner says the cause of death is still pending, but it appears Genz drowned in Lake Lenwood. The Sheriff's Office is investigating, but nothing appears suspicious at this time.


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What is your Disneyland IQ?
SALT LAKE CITY -- How well do you know Disneyland? Consider yourself an expert? Do you think you know the ins and outs of the "Happiest Place on Earth" like the back of your hand? A. In an apartment just off ...
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'Hillcrest' to host CPF fundraiser
On Saturday, May 18, Linda and Brian Osborne will host a fundraiser to benefit the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation at the beautiful Jephson "Hillcrest" Estate. A Champagne Preview for patrons starts at 5 p.m., with the main event including hors d'oeuvres, wine and Empire Brewing Co. beer beginning at 6 p.m. Guests can enjoy self-guided tours of the historic main house.
Nelson Town Board to amend town law
Change would allow alternate members on planning and zoning boards
The Nelson Town Board is preparing to amend its town law to allow for alternate members to be added to both the town planning board and zoning board of appeals. The change is being made to ensure a full complement of each board when in session if a member is absent.
4-H Lincklaen Shamrocks give back to community
The local 4-H group, the Lincklaen Shamrocks, located in Cazenovia, completed a number of activities last month.
Floral notes: Shine a light
Community Columnist
Christmas is upon us. As a firm believer in go-big-or-go-home, when it comes to decorating, I've amassed quite a large inventory of shiny and sparkly baubles.
Paw prints: Lumps and bumps
Community Columnist
Finding a lump on your dog is quite common, especially as they age.
Holiday traditions abound at Lorenzo
The opulence of a holiday-bedecked mansion, the jingling bells of Lamplit Farm horses, the sounds of live seasonal music, greetings from Father Christmas and the taste of wassail and homemade sweets are but a few of the outstanding delights "Christmas at Lorenzo" offers patrons this year.
Project CAFÉ annual Toy Shop event approaches
With the holiday season fast approaching, Project CAFÉ is getting ready to host its fifth annual Toy Shop on Dec. 7 and 8 at Burton Street Elementary School.
Caz Winter Farmers Market returns this month
As in recent years, the Cazenovia Winter Farmers Market will be held at the American Legion Hall in Cazenovia the third Saturday of each month, November through April.
Paw prints: Be wary of your pet's holiday diet
On Halloween, and for days after, many of us have an abundance of candy in our homes. Around holiday times, one of the most common problems seen at animal hospitals is poisoned pets.
Local CRIS volunteers 'lend a hand'
"Lend A Hand Week," which took place the first week of October, was a success.
Rotary helps build raised planter for village seniors
The Cazenovia Rotary Club teamed up with Landscape Authority and Cazenovia Lumber to build a raised garden for residents of the Cazenovia Village Apartments, located at 24 Nelson St.
Caz Village Board moves forward with plans for South Meadows
After months of consideration and a number of public hearings, the Cazenovia Village Board declared that the proposed development of 68 houses on approximately 48 acres on the easterly side of Number Nine Road (known as South Meadows) would not have a negative impact on the surrounding environment, and approved the zone be changed from R-30 to R-6.
Paw prints: Scratch this, not that!
Community Columnist
Owners of cats frequently ask me how they can stop their cat from scratching the furniture.
Cazenovia High School, Middle School classes cancelled Sept. 5, 6
Water main break causes two schools to close, while elementary school remains open
While all students of the Cazenovia Central School District returned to classes on Tuesday, Sept. 4, only elementary students attended classes again on Sept. 5 and 6.
LETTERS: Resident addresses Muraco, pleads for additional consideration of Enders Home
I wish to send a message to Mr. David Muraco: As August draws to a close, it is probable that the Enders Home on Route 20 is no longer under rental contract and you are preparing to demolish it.
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Gossip Girl is heading south of the border.
Gossip Girl ACAPULCO is making its round all over the web with a preview of the
Spanish-language version.
In the Mexican version, "the drama has become tropical without losing its essence," Mexico's state-run Notimex news agency said Thursday.
Just by watching the 5 minute preview, you can see how similar the Mexican version is to its original, but with more heat!
The show won't hit the airwaves until later this year, and honestly I hope it comes to the US!
You can start getting in on all the drama by following @GGAcapulco on Twitter!


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Image via Scott Lynch.
Occupy Wall Street can now be credited with something besides bringing income inequality into the national dialogue, freeing the network, rejuvenating the left, and reminding us that all that cops are assholes. It also, it turns out, birthed the mobile solar-powered cell phone charger.
Tommy Mitchell, who has degree in neuropsychology and works for a renewable energy company in New York, designed and built a solar-powered device charger he imagines leasing to fairs and outdoor events. And the idea came from Occupy.
The idea for the stations hatched when Mr. Mitchell was strolling through the Occupy Wall Street protests in Zuccotti Park last fall. Curious, he asked a protester how he and others were keeping their cellphones and computers charged. The answer surprised him: a hot dog vendor's generator.
"I was like, 'Well that's awful,'" he said. That's when he began thinking about inventing a device that could harness renewable electricity in a public space without outlets. "It's so practical that you can see it," he said.
Over the next week, Mr. Mitchell researched how campers rig up makeshift cellphone chargers far from civilization. Then he ordered individual parts from Amazon.com and built his own prototype.
Invention in hand, he returned to Zuccotti Park and offered the services of his new device. He said it was an instant hit. While cellphone charging stations had been popping up in bars and airports, they usually charge a fee. And most stations require the user to bring a charger that is then plugged into the grid, which is largely powered by burning fossil fuels.
It's kind of an obvious idea—not to steal Mr. Mitchell's thunder or anything—and companies have been toying around with personal solar electronics chargers for years. But those were mostly cheesy panels slathered on backpacks or satchel bags.
This is definitely a step up; a bigger picture solution to a problem that almost everyone has nowadays: 'Man, my phone's almost dead' could be the motto for the 21st century Saturday day trip. It's easy to imagine solar chargers at fairs, festivals, events, etc. Maybe if more people's phones were charged at GoogaMooga, for instance, more people would have been warned to stay the hell away.
I'd also like to note that Mitchell's Eureka moment is just one of many to come out of the occupation at Zuccotti (again, see Free the Network). Amidst the derision and the speculation and the coverage of the political angle, a simple observation got lost in the mix: beautiful things were happening when such a widely diverse, young, and ambitious group of folks put their heads together. That entirely unique kitchen sink type of social scene was beyond powerful at attracting and generating new electric thinking. TED would kill for that kind of brainpower.


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The Georgia Department of Education, with support and collaboration from the Georgia Professional Standards Commission, convened a statewide Induction Task Force beginning in June 2011. The cross-disciplinary team, which included teachers, instructional coaches, early career and experienced principals, district leaders, university faculty, education organization staff, and state agency leaders, met multiple times over a period of several months. The team worked collaboratively to distill research on effective induction and mentoring into guidance that is meant to be flexible and accommodating of the wide range of districts and district needs in Georgia. At the same time, this guidance paints an inspirational vision of the type of support new principals and new teachers must receive. High quality principal induction can stop the exodus from the principal's office, maintain continuity in improvement efforts for teachers thus encouraging teachers to stay and strive to get better, ultimately leading to sustained improvements in instruction and student learning, over time and at scale.
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Miss Alice Catherine CleaverMiss Alice Catherine Cleaver, 22, was born on 5 July 1889 in Kentish Town, St. Pancras, London, the daughter of Joseph Cleaver (Postman) and Lavinia Alice Cleaver (née Thomas). At the time of her birth, the family lived at 42 Marquis Road, Pancras1,2. While she was still in her teens Alice started working as a nursemaid to fashionable English families. In 1911 she was working as a nurse maid in the Harley St. home of the Sargeant family. She was later hired by Montreal millionaires Hudson and Bess Allison as a last minute replacement to look after their baby son, Trevor3. She boarded the Titanic at Southampton in first class under the Allison's ticket (No. 113781). After the collision on the night of 14th April 1912, Alice apparently bundled up the infant in her charge and went off to Second Class to round up the rest of the Allison household. Alice boarded lifeboat 11. Bedroom Steward William Faulkner held baby Trevor while Alice got in. Although there is no firm evidence it seems certain that the Allisons were unaware that Cleaver had taken the child off safely4. The next day, Alice Cleaver and Sarah Daniels realized that they, along with Trevor and the cook - Mildred Brown, were the only survivors of their party. When she arrived in New York with the child, Alice avoided talking to reporters by telling them her name was Jean. After the sinking, she returned to England and on 22 June 1918 she married widower Edward James Williams (born 1891), a clerk (later a surgical appliance manufacturer). They had two daughters. Alice Catherine Cleaver died on 1 November 1984 in Winchester, Hampshire at the age of 95.5 Notes
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…And another cat hat
Whilst red telephone boxes look rather charming and British and all that, they are really just bright red toilets and/or advertising space for ladies of the night, as I discovered when goofing around with my pal Dina and taking some snaps. Consider that a warning! It had been a very long time since I'd actually required the use of a telephone box. I think the last time might have been a few years ago when Miguel fell asleep, locking me out of the house – he didn't even answer and I found myself biding my time in McDonalds. Still, they look quite nice, don't they?
I thought I fit in quite well in my red coat – like one of the Queen's guards perhaps, only wearing cat ears on my head rather than a bearskin (no cats were harmed in the making of this hat, promise). Again, my adoration for animal-themed accessories earned me a few funny looks, but that just made me smile- people take fashion too seriously!
Bright colours are definitely on my agenda for the next month or so until it's time to get my pale legs out again. Even if it isn't bright outside, there is no reason that I shouldn't be, right?! x
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Leaked diplomatic cables from the U.S. Embassy on the WikiLeaks website have reportedly named the late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi as a middleman during the 1970s when he was an Indian Airlines pilot. The Hindu has published findings of the 'Kissinger cables', which claim that Rajiv Gandhi may have been middleman for Swedish Company Saab-Scania when it was trying to sell its Viggen fighter aircraft to India in the 1970s.
The October 21, 1975 cable from the New Delhi U.S. embassy says "Swedish emboff has informed us that main Indian negotiator with Swedes on Viggen at New Delhi end has been Mrs. Gandhi's older (sic) son, Rajiv Gandhi. Latter's only association with aircraft industry (to our knowledge) has been as pilot for Indian Airlines and this is first time we have heard his name as entrepreneur."
It also states that the U.S. officials have "no additional information to either refute or confirm the above information."
Later, Saab-Scania lost out on the deal and was forced to withdraw from the "fighter sweepstakes" by the U.S. as the deal was ultimately secured the British SEPECAT Jaguar.
Gandhi later became embroiled in scandal relating to another Swedish arms manufacturer in the Bofors howtizer gun deal.
While, as of now the BJP has said that the Congress should "come clean" on the "WikiLeaks revelations" that the late Rajiv Gandhi had been a middleman for a Swedish company looking to sell fighter jets to India in the 1970s.
"The WikiLeaks revelations are serious. This is absolutely shocking revelation, let us not forget that the revelations are making two specific charges, about two of their late prime ministers Indiraji and Rajivji," BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar said.
"They are connected to the first family of Congress. All defence deals have some relation with the Congress' first family. They should come clean on this, all the documents should be made public. We want the government, Congress and the family to come clean on it," Javadekar told a news channel.