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When 48 came up in the draw that netted them a fortune his wife certainly was not complaining. "It's the best mistake I've made in my life", said Mr Millar. "And Gail's forgiven me – particularly since I made her younger."
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Ok when did ice king make Neptr? I thought Finn created him with lightning?
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Finn made Neptr and then took him to the ice kingdom to get/steal some lightning bolts to give him awesome power. plan messed up a bit and ice king caught them sorta and threw a lightning bolt at Finn but hit Neptr giving him power. This leads Ice King to call Neptr his son since it was his power that made him "complete." forgot which ep but thats how it went down.
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This place has recently (July/Aug 2013) opened up and I think it is the sister to the one in Newhaven Harbour which although I have never been to, gets rave reviews. We ate here before going to the pictures to avoid Festival overload and boy, what a great meal. The staff are very attentive and helpful, decor modern and dare I say contemporary (like the Blue Peter pictures guys) and the food was just to die for.
A shared mixed tempura was simply melt in the mouth. Scallops in green thai curry and sea bass in a peanut sauce were just wonderful. Sticky rice with mine which was done to perfection. Cannot rate this place highly enough and there's a little bar attached to it (Bangkok Bar if you are entering via Broughton Street).
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According to news reports, the FBI stated that Steven Martinez, age fifty-one, of Ramona, California, was arrested March 2 without incident. A second man was also arrested that night in relation to the alleged plot: Norman Russell Thellmann, age sixty, a former limousine driver for Martinez. Thellmann is accused of accepting money to pass on to a proposed hit man. FBI agents found $42,500 in cash in a cereal box in a kitchen cupboard in Thellmann's residence.
U.S. District Court papers say Martinez offered a former employee $100,000 in cash to kill the two female witnesses, provided the man with photos and personal information about the women, and suggested he use a gun with a silencer. The acquaintance notified the FBI, and Martinez, a former IRS agent, was arrested two days later.
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National Trust says shoots are not threatened, but many are becoming nervous their licences will not be renewed.
The National Trust has denied claims that further shoots on Trust land will inevitably close due to being at the mercy of prejudiced estate managers with no knowledge of rural traditions.
The Trust's comments follow last week's confirmation that a shoot at the Polesden Lacey estate near Dorking in Surrey would be terminated for fear of disturbing visitors.
The decision not to renew the lease for a shoot described by many as 'exemplary' (Shooting Times Shoot Report, November 30th) provoked uproar in both the shooting press and the national media, and many in the shooting community expect further terminations of leases to follow.
Shooters are particularly worried that visitor experience managers are charged with boosting visitor numbers at the expense of other considerations, including established relationships and rural traditions.
However, a Trust spokesperson told Shooting Times that the suggestion that there was an inevitability about decisions to terminate shoots was "simply not the case".
She said: "We have around 200 shoots operating on our land, and in some places we have to make decisions based on the pressures that the estates are under."
"The land on which the shoot at Polesden Lacey operated is a ravishingly beautiful valley, but it was enjoyed by only a small number of people."
"In this one case, a tough decision had to be made, but all our estates are different, just as all our shoots are different. We certainly expect shoots to be a part of the Trust in the years ahead."
Many shooters are also concerned that the Trust's willingness to devolve decision making powers to a local level means that prejudiced anti-shooting property managers are able to ban shoots on their estates on ideological grounds using the "increased access" route as a catch-all excuse.
The spokesperson said: "Our general managers are empowered to make decisions about what goes on on their estates, but they operate within a very clear policy framework."
"That policy is explicit with regard to shooting — we do everything in our power to ensure it continues where it is a traditional part of our estates, but always subject to the demands of conservation and access."
The Countryside Alliance's shooting campaigns manager, David Taylor, also accused the Trust of letting its commercial interests take undue precedent.
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PELHAM, Ala. -- Amid suburban sprawl that has obliterated farms and timber stands and even a hideout where the Ku Klux Klan plotted the infamous Birmingham church bombing, Alabama Republican Party Chairman Marty Connors paused on a recent day over hash browns and eggs in a local Cracker Barrel, struggling to make sense of the latest turn in Alabama politics.

"We've got a conservative, evangelical Christian,Republican governor," he said, enunciating each word as if to get his head around the details, "trying to get a massive turnout of black voters to pass a tax increase so he can raise taxes on Republican constituents."

In a stunning subplot to the fiscal crises roiling the states, Alabama Gov. Bob Riley (R) -- who for three terms in Congress boasted that he never voted for a tax increase and was elected governor on a promise not to raise taxes -- is proposing to raise state taxes by a record $1.2 billion, eight times the largest previous increase and almost twice what is needed to close a $675 million budget deficit.

Seizing Alabama's crisis as an opportunity to right historic wrongs, he says the state should act to improve schools funded at the nation's lowest level per child and to lift the tax burden from poor people, who pay income taxes starting at $4,600 a year for a family of four while out-of-state timber companies pay $1.25 an acre in property taxes. The changes would move Alabama from 50th to 44th in total state and local taxes per capita, he says.

"I'm tired of Alabama being first in things that are bad and last in things that are good," an impassioned Riley told a Rotary Club in Prattville the other day as he traveled the state, sleeves rolled up, hawking what he calls Alabama's "Foundation for Greatness."

In most states, governors and legislatures decide whether to raise or cut taxes, but Alabama's tax code is written into its constitution -- a 1901 document whose wealthy, landed framers set out to concentrate power in their own hands -- and cannot be amended without a statewide referendum. Thus, Riley's proposal, which passed the legislature in June, will go before the voters Sept. 9. The resulting campaign -- complete with tracking polls, negative ads, political action committees, buttons, yard signs, media advisers and boiling-point rage on conservative talk shows -- has become a battle literally for Alabama's soul.

The born-again Baptist governor is telling voters in this Bible Belt state that their tax system, which imposes an effective rate of 3 percent on the wealthiest Alabamians and 12 percent on the poorest, is "immoral" and needs repair. "When I read the New Testament, there are three things we're asked to do: That's love God, love each other and take care of the least among us," Riley said in his office in the antebellum state Capitol.

And he is telling the state's timber and agricultural interests, who for generations have thrived on Alabama's low land taxes and cheap labor and who helped elect Riley last November, that they should pay more taxes so that public schools can produce a 21st-century workforce and a modern economy and the state can address other long-standing needs -- such as 28,000 inmates now jammed into a prison system built for 12,000 and a state police force at 50 percent capacity, with only six troopers patrolling 67,500 miles of roadway after midnight.

"We have a philosophical difference of opinion," Riley said of these one-time supporters. "I believe in a fair tax code. They don't. I believe we have to make investments in education that keep us from being tied for dead last. They don't. They have had special treatment at least for all of my adult life. And even after this modest increase, they'll still be paying less than in any of our surrounding sister states."

The former door-to-door egg salesman, who made a fortune selling poultry, then cars, then real estate, has turned Alabama politics inside out with this latest product. The state Republican Party has come out against his tax plan; the state Democratic chairman has endorsed it. State teachers union president Paul Hubbard, Alabama's most powerful lobbyist and a nemesis of conservatives, is for it, having won an agreement from Riley to rehire more than 5,000 laid-off school employees. Also on board is a coalition of major insurance, banking, utility and consumer product companies that have clamored for years for more education funding to help modernize the economy.

"Alabama needs to raise some revenue; there's no question about that," said the GOP's Connors. "But this is not a tax increase any longer. This is a massive redistribution of wealth. We are the Republican Party -- of Alabama! If a Democrat had proposed this, we would be burning down cities."

"A Democrat couldn't have done this," Hubbard said. "Many say it's like Nixon going to China."

Dividing the Faithful

Now, the battle is taking on national dimensions, with conservative Republican groups in Washington mobilizing to defeat Riley's plan. "If this can pass in Alabama, it could be a precedent to attempt it elsewhere, and muddy the anti-tax message," Connors said. Grover Norquist, head of Americans for Tax Reform, who gave Riley as congressman his group's Friend of the Taxpayer Award every year from 1997 through 2002, vowed to make Riley "the poster child for Republicans who go bad. I want every conservative Republican elected official in the United States to watch Bob Riley lose and learn from it."

The American Conservative Union, Citizens for a Sound Economy, National Taxpayers Union, Eagle Forum, Family Research Council and other grass-roots conservative groups signed a letter with Norquist denouncing Riley for a "grab for the special interests and unions" that "will burden every segment of society."

With four weeks of campaigning left, polls showed Riley's proposal at least 20 points behind. His opponents say the margin shows that Alabama voters cannot tolerate such a large tax increase, but the governor and his supporters insist the plan is so complex that voters -- particularly those who would benefit -- do not understand it yet.

The plan would raise the tax threshold from $4,600 to $20,000 for a family of four, and raise the exemption per child from $300 to $2,200, which Riley says would cut or leave income taxes unchanged for two-thirds of the state's taxpayers. The top third of earners would pay more, as would corporations and large land and timber holders. Alabama's lowest-in-the-nation property taxes would rise on average to $490 a year on a $100,000 home (a $136 increase) and to $1,540 on a $250,000 home (a $536 increase), according to the governor's figures.

Somewhat paradoxically, polls show the strongest opposition is among black voters, who make up about a fourth of the electorate, and people with incomes under $30,000 -- the very Alabamians who would receive the largest tax cuts. Riley and his emissaries are campaigning hard among black voters, who opposed him overwhelmingly in November. He is encountering distrust embedded in Alabama history.

"Black people in particular and poor people in general have always been very suspicious when somebody in Montgomery says, 'I'm going to help you,' because usually in the end we get ripped off," said state Sen. Hank Sanders, an influential black politician. Sanders has taped ads supporting Riley's plan, but many other black leaders, including pastors, have been conspicuously silent.

Riley's opponents also have targeted black voters, airing a radio ad on stations with mostly black audiences featuring a man with poor diction warning, "Our property taxes could go up as much as fo' hundred percent," and blaming "Montgomery insiders who have been ignorin' us for years." The ad was paid for by a political action committee whose top contributors are the state's largest bank, a leading insurance company, two timber and paper companies and county farmers federations -- all of which supported Riley last November. The state farmers federation also controls the insurance company, which would lose a large tax break that gives it an advantage over other insurers.

Riley's appeal to Christian morality -- a standard theme in Alabama campaigns -- has taken some unusual bounces. "What would God have Alabama Baptists do as individuals and what would He have us do with the influence entrusted to us in this state?" wrote Bob Terry, editor of the Alabama Baptist, the newspaper of the Alabama Baptist Convention. Terry called for a yes vote: "The Bible is clear that 'to whom much is given, much is required.' "

But the Christian Coalition of Alabama, which opposes all tax increases, staked out the other side. "We applaud tax relief for the poor. You'll find most Alabamians have got a charitable heart; they want to do that," said the group's president, John Giles. "They just don't want it coming out of their pocket."

Confusing the faithful even further, Christian Coalition national president Roberta Combs flew to Alabama recently to give her blessing to "Alabama's courageous Christian governor" and his "bold and rightful mission." Combs then left Alabama, but Giles stayed and vowed to keep fighting.

Riley's Toughest Sale

Crusading for a mega-tax increase is a role reversal for Riley, 58, a Newt Gingrich Republican in the House who voted for President Bush's 2001 tax cut and said he would have voted for this year's, as well. As a candidate for governor, he filled out a questionnaire saying he opposed property and income tax increases. But the state's deficit is now triple what it was during the campaign, he said, even after he cut $230 million in spending. As does every state but Vermont, Alabama has a constitutional requirement for a balanced budget.

Riley said his alternatives were to cut $675 million in spending, triggering a "catastrophic failure of government," or to raise taxes by that amount -- four times the largest previous increase. "The largest tax increase in state history just to maintain the status quo?" he asked. "I don't believe so. I believe you have to offer the people of Alabama a chance for a better future." The extra $600 million will go into an Alabama Excellence Initiative fund for statewide math, reading and science initiatives and merit college scholarships.

Riley said his views on education were shaped by his friendship in Congress with Rep. Bobby R. Etheridge (D-N.C.), previously North Carolina state school superintendent. In stump speeches, Riley recounts talking with Etheridge about that state's dramatic increase in education spending in the 1960s under then-Gov. Terry Sanford (D) and the rising student achievement that followed. "North Carolina is Andy of Mayberry country; it's just like Alabama," he told the Rotarians in Prattville. "But when the national writing scores came out the other day, where was Alabama? Tied for dead last with Arizona. Where was North Carolina? They were number five in the United States."

Alabama's low taxes and limited services are legacies of generations of distrust of government fed equally by big business -- known here as "Big Mules" -- populists such as the late Gov. George Wallace (D) and, now, a growing Republican majority.

"For 100 years, Alabama relied on extractive industries, low wages, low skills and low taxes, and the business community told voters government was wasteful and we didn't need taxes," said Auburn University historian Wayne Flynt, who has written 10 books on Alabama history. "Now the business community says we need a heck of a lot of money to train a workforce for the 21st century. It's confusing when the people who told you everything was fine are now telling you everything is terrible."

As for Riley, Flynt said, "I find him absolutely amazing. He just doesn't fit. There's no historical explanation for him."

In interviews around the state, voter disgust toward state government was palpable, with most people saying they did not trust legislators -- notorious for purveying pork even as Medicaid cuts loom and teachers are laid off -- to spend money as Riley wants.

"My problem with paying more taxes is they can't handle what they've already got," said Virginia Angrisano, dining with five relatives at Birmingham's sprawling and popular Niki's West cafeteria. "Is it needed? Yes it's needed. Will it go where it's needed? I doubt it. "

Compared to others interviewed, Angrisano sounded wildly supportive. "NO!" screamed Keith Crockett, a salesman for a towing company near Birmingham, when a reporter mentioned Riley's tax proposal. "No more taxes!" Eddie King, an equipment business manager, proclaimed Riley's proposal "unbelievable" with so many jobs in peril. "Raising taxes is never the answer," he said.

Of those who said they liked the proposal, most sounded tentative. "If it helps the schools I'm for it, because our kids are our future, but I really don't know enough yet," said Patricia Lewis, a single mother who works in the kitchen at Ryan's Steak House in Prattville, where Riley made his speech to the Rotary Club. She said she was not aware that the plan would cut her income taxes or pay college tuition for students who maintain B averages.

Meanwhile, Riley keeps selling, occasionally hitting pay dirt. After the Prattville speech, an 81-year-old lawyer named Harold Howell rose. "I think everybody here feels like we're overtaxed," Howell began, "but you know, when you get down to it, what you're asking for is peanuts compared to the incomes that people in this room here make. And it's payback time for us. I got my education in this state, and I make a living out of this state, and it's time to help the kids that's coming up. I support you."

What could the governor possibly have added? "God bless you," he said.

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Regular race drivers on duty at the Formula 1 Young Drivers Test, at Silverstone, are not quite sure how much better – or worse – the new Pirelli tyres will perform in real race conditions.
Speaking to the media after his run at the grand prix venue, Williams driver Pastor Maldonado said, "We don't exactly have a clear idea because we don't know, as always in the test, what the others are testing. But it seems to be quite normal."
In the wake of the high profile blow outs at the recent British Grand Prix, Pirelli have undertaken to revert to last year's tyre build, but using this year's compounds with a Kevlar belt.
Maldonado explained, "I think there is an improvement in terms of reliability and performance as well. Maybe the tyres are not quite that what we had in the past, but they are very consistent, which is quite good."
"Today (Thursday) the track was very, very stable. We need to see what is happening in a proper race weekend situation when the track is always changing from P1 until quali."
"In terms of reliability and problems there is a step forward, clearly. We did a long run, no vibrations as in the past. In terms of performance we don't know because we didn't work with the tyres. Even [with] the pressures, they [Pirelli] put the pressures on the tyres. We didn't touch the car," added the Williams driver.
Sauber driver Nico Hulkenberg was non-comittal when asked to assess the new offerings, "A lot of factors are different here. The conditions are quite a lot hotter to the race weekend, the tyres are different, we had an update on the car. So many things and it's difficult to filter everything out. But the car still feels the same pretty much. I think we really have to start a race weekend and see how it develops."
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Wednesday, 17 April 2013 09:07 Published in Local NewsOne of the youngest performers on TV's "The Voice" is St. Louis-area coffeehouse singer-songwriter Caroline Glaser.
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During last night's battle rounds, her mentor Blake Shelton decided to drop her in favor of a fellow contestant.
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Special guest and fellow Missouri native Sheryl Crow appeared on the show as guest adviser to Glaser and her competitor.
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Wednesday, 17 April 2013 08:10 Published in Local NewsSt Louis police are trying to track down the driver of a hit and run who collided with another car on South Grand.
Investigators say both vehicles were northbound on Grand at Juniata when one of the cars cut into the traffic lane, clipping the other car and sending that vehicle into a light pole and newly installed traffic signal. The car flipped over from the impact. The female driver was not seriously hurt but the car is heavily damaged.
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Wednesday, 17 April 2013 07:58 Published in Local NewsAn abandoned factory in the city's near north side will house veterans and ex-offenders who are clients of St. Patrick's Center which helps the homeless.
A grand opening and tours of the new low-income housing called St. Louis Stamping Lofts will be this afternoon. The 56 lofts are located at Cass Ave. and Collins which is the four-story St. Louis Stamping Company building, built in 1870 and listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings.
Missouri Treasurer Clint Zweifel and St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay will join partners North River Development, Pinnacle Entertainment and the St. Louis Equity Fund. The housing was funded by a nearly ten-million dollar project financed by tax credits.
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Recent updates include house number level precision.
MapmyIndia seems to be heading in the right direction. Their free to use web maps (link) have just been updated to house number level precision in 18 cities.
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