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Hang on to your hats and buckle your seat belts because we are headed for some turbulence at Toyota Park. The first warning shot was fired yesterday when the Chicago Fire announced that the club had released forward Kheli Dube. This move preceded the team officially adding Brazilian Alex Monteiro De Lima to the roster when the transfer window opened at midnight on June 27th. It's now just 'Alex' on the team roster page. Earlier today, the Fire traded defender Kwame Watson-Siriboe to Real Salt Lake for a 4th Round Draft Pick. Both Dube and Watson-Siriboe did not see time in 2012. The only occasion either of them even made the bench was when Watson-Siriboe traveled to Portland but did not make a substitution on May 20th.
Now you might remember hearing about this new 'Alex' character. Chicago first boasted his signing way back on April 26. While the closure of the transfer window until June 27th kept the Fire from adding players officially, Alex participated in preseason games and he has been training in Chicago with the club since June 12th. He will be available for selection when the Chicago Fire take on Sporting KC on Friday. Frankly if he's not in the Gameday 18 at Livestrong Park, I'll be surprised. Like all players, Alex's impact on team play remains unknown until we actually see him out on the field in a competitive match but he has a pedigree relatively equal to Sebastian Grazzini's.
Comings and goings are always exciting and this past 24 hours have been just a prelude to what's up next until the transfer window closes again on July 27th. After the break we look at the who, what, when, where and how of the Chicago Fire transfer landscape.
First, a glance at the roster as it stands right now.
Senior Roster
Roster Spot | Team | Player | Position | Roster Type | Age |
Senior (1) |
CHI | Alex |
M | International (1) |
23 |
Senior (2) | CHI | Barouch Orr | F | Domestic | 20 |
Senior (3) |
CHI | Friedrich Arne | D | International (2) | 33 |
Senior (4) |
CHI | Gargan Dan | D | Domestic | 29 |
Senior (5) |
CHI | Gibbs Cory | D | Domestic | 32 |
Senior (6) |
CHI | Grazzini Sebastian | M | International (3) | 31 |
Senior (7) |
CHI | Johnson Sean | GK | Domestic | 23 |
Senior (8) |
CHI | Nolly Jay | GK | Domestic | 30 |
Senior (9) |
CHI | Nyarko Patrick | F | Domestic | 26 |
Senior (10) |
CHI | Oduro Dominic | F | Domestic | 26 |
Senior (11) |
CHI | Paladini Daniel | M | Domestic | 27 |
Senior (12) |
CHI | Pappa Marco | M | International (4) |
24 |
Senior (13) |
CHI | Pardo Pavel | M | International (5) |
35 |
Senior (14) |
CHI | Pause Logan | M | Domestic | 30 |
Senior (15) |
CHI | Puppo Federico | F | International (6) |
25 |
Senior (16) |
CHI | Robayo Rafael | M | International (7) |
28 |
Senior (17) |
CHI | Rolfe Chris | D | Domestic | 29 |
Senior (18) |
CHI | Segares Gonzalo | D | Domestic | 29 |
Senior (19) |
CHI | Videira Michael |
D | Domestic | 26 |
Senior (20) |
Supplemental Roster
Roster Spot | Team | Player | Position | Roster Type | Age |
Supplemental (1) | CHI | Anibaba Jalil |
D | Domestic | 23 |
Supplemental (2) | CHI | Berry Austin | D | Domestic | 23 |
Supplemental (3) | CHI | Bone Corben | M | Domestic | 23 |
Supplemental (4) | CHI | Gulley Kellen | F | Domestic | 17 |
Supplemental (5) | CHI | Jumper Hunter | D | Domestic | 23 |
Supplemental (6) | CHI | Kinney Steven | D | Domestic | 24 |
Supplemental (7) | CHI | Pineda Victor | M | Domestic | 18 |
Supplemental (8) | CHI | Tornaghi Paolo | GK | International (8) | 24 |
Supplemental (9) | CHI | Walls Tony |
Domestic |
22 |
Supplemental (10) | CHI |
Next, a little MLS 101 for those who might be confused by what's going on here. Each MLS team has a maximum of 30 roster spots. These 30 roster spots are split up into 20 Senior roster slots and 10 Supplemental roster slots. When it comes to who can play in MLS Regular season games, the slots don't matter. These are limitations MLS front offices have to work around for signings.
The guidelines are a little hazy for which players are senior and which are supplemental and in fact this list is an educated guess based on tidbits we have been able to acquire for our eyes to see. I'm displaying the roster like this so you can get an idea of what Technical Director and Head Coach Frank Klopas is up against when he is putting together a team. The one caveat to look out for is that it seems only players who are 25 and younger can take up a Supplemental roster slot.
There's a debate as if a player like Sean Johnson (23 years old) can be moved to the Supplemental Roster from the Senior Roster but even if that's allowed, you should be able to see that you can only add so many veteran players to the squad before you run out of young players to shift around. It's not like the Fire can add 5 or 6 veterans and cut the kids. That wouldn't even be a smart long-term move anyway. Here are some rumors and likely moves to watch out for.
Marco Pappa
One of the world's worst kept secrets is that Marco Pappa wants to try his soccer craft in Europe. His contract is up at the end of the 2012 season. Even if the Chicago Fire threw more money at him than European teams and they offered to make him a designated player from 2013 and beyond, I don't think he would accept it. Pappa believes that in order to take his game to the next level, he needs to go play in a league with higher quality of play. Rumors have it that teams like Villarreal (Spain), Feyenoord (Netherlands), Wigan (England) and Newcastle (England) are interested. Some of these rumors suggest that teams are interested in purchasing the last six months of Pappa's contrac.
If there's any truth to teams being interested in purchasing Pappa, look for the Fire to cash in on the transfer fee. Chicago is not in a luxurious position to decline. The Guatemalan would certainly be missed. After an inconsistent 2011 season, Pappa is tied with Dominic Oduro and Sebastian Grazzini for the goals+assists total of 7.
Sebastian Grazzini
Speaking of the 'Magic Man'... Even casual fans have heard that Grazzini's contract runs through the end of June. He is scheduled to travel with the team to Kansas City this Friday but that could be it for the Argentine creator. Klopas and company have an option to extend Grazzini's contract but that's where things get complicated.
Grazzini appears to want to stay in Chicago. Klopas appears to want to keep Grazzini in Chicago. The hold up seems to be what the '& company' is looking out for. Klopas supposedly has total control over personnel decisions but he still has to work around payroll. We also don't know if Grazzini's option would take up one of the Fire's three designated player slots. The Fire already have one designated player in Federico Puppo. If Grazzini's option makes him a DP all of the sudden, this causes two problems.
First, there's the obvious problem of having only one designated player spot left. What if the Fire have identified two DP caliber players out there who are better than Grazzini but they want to make sure the paperwork is just about done before letting Grazzini go? There's little reason why the team shouldn't use the same 3 days the transfer window is open and Grazzini is still under contract to their full advantage. It could be the team has a creative attacking midfielder that is better than Grazzini and that's that. The other problem if Grazzini's option makes him a DP is that teams must pay $250,000 to the league just to use that third DP slot. That's not an insignificant amount of cash.
I think Grazzini ends up staying but I also think the Fire are using these next couple of days to swing for the fences and work out the accounting.
International Slots
Each MLS team is allotted 8 international slots to sign foreign players. Obviously players that were born in the United States are exempt and count as domestics but green card holders or other individuals with certain special statuses inside the United States are exempt too. The 8 internationals on Chicago are Alex, Arne Friedrich, Sebastian Grazzini, Marco Pappa, Pavel Pardo, Federico Puppo, Rafael Robayo, and Paolo Tornaghi. (*If you are ever wondering who is an international player and who is not, there is always a widget on the left hand side of the HTIOT front page with that information. It kills me how often I see this question asked).
In order to sign more internationals (and almost every rumor right now involves these kind of players), the Fire would have to release an international player, trade an international player to another MLS team or trade for an additional international slot. It would be a rare event for Klopas & company to trade for an international slot (just not something they really do) but there's a first time for everything. I would rather see the Fire part ways with Federico Puppo because he is subpar and he is taking up a designated player spot (the Fire paid a somewhat pricey transfer fee to acquire Puppo and that's what makes Puppo a DP). However, I'm afraid he has the same amount of bizzaro sticking power Marko Maric had last year.
Incoming Rumors
Chicago has been attached to a couple of big names since the last transfer window closed. Michael Ballack, Didier Drogba, Pippo Inzaghi, and Andriy Shevchenko have been the primary names. That would make a great diamond if it was 2006 and hey, even in 2012 let's be honest, those guys still have the ability to be an above average MLS player. Drogba especially would have been very exciting but he signed with China's Shanghai Shenhua. I'm not sure Ballack was ever a real option but I do think the Fire have at least approached Inzaghi and Shevchenko.
It would be great to get a guy in his prime instead of an aging vet but all MLS teams run up against major factors with these signings. Price is obviously the big issue. Like all organizations, MLS teams are looking for a return on investment. If I sign Player X, how will I recoup the money that is going to Player X's salary? Will there be enough jersey sales? Will we sell out the stadium if Player X signs? Will we sell out the stadium once we win championships with Player X? How long does it seem like Player X wants to stay here and what is his motivation level going to be when he gets on the field? Every team wants a David Beckham like player who will contribute at a high level across the board in all of those categories but the notoriety a player must have before coming to MLS to be like David Beckham is basically non-existent.
That's how we get rumors about players like Dutchman Sherjill MacDonald. MacDonald is a 27 year-old, 6-foot striker, who hails from Amsterdam. He bounced around from some decent clubs (Anderlecht and West Bromwich included) until settling in at Beerschot AC of the Belgian Pro League since 2009. His 7 goals and 7 assists last year suggest he could be a solid addition to Chicago. Right now I see a lot of people who are underwhelmed by the idea of signing this guy but Sebastian Grazzini didn't strike fear in everyone's heart when his signing was first announced. MacDonald is younger than Grazzini and comes with a slightly higher league pedigree. Because of motivation, team chemistry, fitness and other factors mentioned above, I can't say if MacDonald would be as good as Grazzini but there's little to suggest this would be a bad move. Guillermo Rivera's Fire Confidential reported that Klopas confirmed the team is interested in MacDonald. Rivera also hinted MacDonald is not necessarily plan A.
The departures of Kheli Dube and Kwame Watson-Siriboe open two domestic roster spots but the Fire are still handcuffed from adding international players just yet. Most fans would pay for the plane tickets to get Rafael Robayo and Federico Puppo out of town but it's Pappa who seems most likely to leave right now. Could a Carlos Bocanegra homecoming be in place? Domestic players like Bocanegra demonstrate that moves don't always have to involve someone who was born overseas.The transfer window is open again. Let the fun begin.


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Shes hysterically whining, while Fred, Steve and Fat O are more reasonable: they are saying every team in the league does this.
Felger is harping about jamming the coaches headphones, referring to the Jacksonville game a few years back. But the PAts have been victims of this as well. The NFL shuts down both sides headphones whenever this happens, and Shanny, the 49rs have all had thign slike this happen over the years.... |
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The sustainability of the current account in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovenia
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One of my favorite places is Emerald Isle NC. The beaches are beautiful. Great place to read one of your books.
Guest Author, Kat Martin & her favorite places in the sun
Romance At Random is thrilled to have NYT Bestselling author, Kat Martin visiting us today. Explore various geographic locations with Kat that will not only offer you high doses of vitamin D but quite possibly a little romantic heat. Kat is giving away one copy of AGAINST THE SUN to a randomly chosen commenter so comment away – winner announced this week in the post – good luck!
By Kat Martin
Since my latest book, AGAINST THE SUN, big Jake Cantrell and Sage Dumont's story, deals with a visit to Texas by a Saudi Arabian sheik and his family, I thought it might be fun to talk about favorite places in the sun.
With temperatures that reach higher than 120 degrees, Saudi Arabia would definitely not be one of them!
Personally, I hate hot weather. Among my personal favorite places, would be the ski slopes of Aspen on a sunny day, or up on the top of the hill at Mammoth Mountain in California. Yummy days of cold and sunshine and crystal clear blue skies.
We usually travel in the spring. A favorite sunny day happened to me in Rome in April a few years ago, when we stood in the warm rays next to the beautiful Trevi Fountain. And of course you can't beat walking in the sun on the Left Bank in Paris.
Closer to home, Montana has some great sunny days. Today I'm working in my office, looking at the lush green pastures outside my windows toward the snow-capped mountains in the distance. Big sky country is a major winner when the sun is shining and the clear blue sky seems to go on forever.
A day on the ocean off the coast of Santa Barbara is hard to beat when the sun is shining. Sailboat or powerboat, just being out on the water makes me feel completely carefree.
In AGAINST THE SUN, the sheik, his daughter A'lia and his son Roshan aren't bothered by the brutal Houston heat. And Sage is more concerned about learning the protocols she must know in order to negotiate the three hundred million dollar deal that will make or break her career. Customs like not showing the bottom of her foot, which is considered an insult, or making the okay sign, which would be giving them the evil eye.
AGAINST THE SUN was one of the most difficult books I've ever tackled because of the research involved in getting the customs, the clothing, the attitudes of the Saudi visitors correct. I hope you'll try AGAINST THE SUN and that you enjoy it.
I'd love to hear some of your favorite places in the sun and why you love them?? Warm wishes for a great summer, Kat. Just a reminder that every week on Romance at Random we randomly giveaway 5 books to commenters, winners noted on Sunday – good luck!
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Currently living in Missoula, Montana, Kat is the New York Times bestselling author of over fifty Historical and Contemporary Romance Suspense novels. Before she started writing in 1985, Kat was a real estate broker. During that time, she met her husband, Larry Jay Martin, author of more than twenty books, both westerns and mysteries. Kat is a graduate of the University of California at Santa Barbara, where she majored in Anthropology and also studied History.
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Hi Kat – thanks for blogging here today My favorite place in the sun is DEFINITELY DENVER! Sunny all the time – congrats on your release -
I love going to Dauphin Island in Alabama in late winter… when sunshine is pretty minimal in the Midwest!
Yes – the sun does not shine often in MI but love it when it does
The island of Maui still reigns as my favortie place in the sun. There are beautiful sights to see around every corner and the temperature is always ideal. However, I believe if I ever get the chance to experience Rome in April, I may have to change my mind.
Thanks for a great post and congrats on the new release! I like the premise!
I'm w/ you 100% on not liking the heat. I live in the midwest where we get high temps and w/ the humidity it feels even worse! So my ideal sunny spot would be somewhere where it doesn't get over 85, no humidity and a beach! Haven't actually visited a perfect spot yet so I gotta get cracking!
I have heard a lot of good things about this book and I would love to read it. Love Kat's books.
Congratulations on the book! I like the South of France for the views.
Congrats on the new release, Kat. I do love Hawaii. I've been to the Big Island and Oahu. The people and the scenery are beautiful.
I live in Florida so I get the warm/hot weather all the time. I love the almost constant sunshine, but the heat can get to me after a while. We escape to the north in the summer to visit family.
Hi, Ya'll! great comments, love hearing where you all would go. Erin– you love Santa Barbara, CA almost perfect weather year round and gorgeous beaches. Oprah Winfrey lives there part time and she can pick anyplace she wants! hope you all enjoy Against the Sun! warmest, kat
I can hardly wait to read this book! So far Against the Night is my favorite.WINNER
My favorite sunny place is anywhere that I can have fun with my grandchildren.
Oooh a sheik! Love it!
My favorite sunny place is this little lake by my home, nobody there so I can lay out topless with a drink in hand =) -
Lots of great places! I was just in Big Fork, Montana…snow capped peaks and green, green meadows. fabulous little town. we really enjoyed a day off from work. kat
Ok, here is my dork answer. I love a sunny day in my own backyard in my favorite outdoor reclining chair. A little slice of heaven!
You're right, Jen! there's no place like home! kat
My favorite place is Santa Barbara. I too graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 1974. After I graduated I moved to Washington DC where I still live. I love to visit to Santa Barbara when I get a chance and relive all my wonderful memories of my time there.
My favorite place is Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado. We live only 1 hour from there and go there every other weekend. I love the mountains! -
I've enjoyed Coco Beach, Florida a couple of times. There are places when you can have the beach to yourself or be within walking distance of wonderful restaurants etc. Thanks for the chance at your latest book. I have a couple from this series but need to catch up
I've really loved the great comments! Travel is so much fun! Veena–we are fellow alumni. I also graduated from UCSB! lived and worked in Santa Barbara for a number of years after graduation. Currently, my hubby and I winter in Ventura, CA. hope you like the new book. warmest, kat
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- Lisa Stinde Lisa R. Stinde departed this life on March 1, 2014, in Jackson, Tenn., at the age of 46 years, three months and seven days. Services will be held at 11 a.m. today at Shackelford Chapel in Savannah, Tenn. with Tony Polk officiating. Burial will follow
- Ellen Copple Ellen Kay Copple, 62, of Hopkinsville, Ky., and formerly of Dix, died at 10:14 a.m. Friday, Feb. 28, 2014, at Jennie Stuart Medical Center in Hopkinsville. She was born on Nov. 22, 1951, in Mt. Vernon, the daughter of Kenneth E. and Roberta (Smith) C
- D'Etta Heard D'Etta June Heard, 83, died 10:25 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, 2014, at Mt. Vernon Country Side Manor. She was born Saturday, Nov. 1, 1930, in Jefferson County, the daughter of the. Rev. Douglas Cox and Selma (Labrier) Davis. She married Herman "Lee" Heard
- LouAnn Stegall LouAnn Stegall, 59, of Mt. Vernon, died at 7:17 p.m. Saturday, March 1, 2014, at Carbondale Memorial Hospital in Carbondale. She was born June 23, 1954, in Mt. Vernon, a daughter of Robert and Mary (Shrader) Williams. In 1993, she married Steven Steg
- William Hutcheson Jr. William H. Hutcheson Jr., 64, of Broughton, died at 12:30 a.m. March 2, 2014, at Hamilton Memorial Hospital in McLeansboro. Mr. Hutcheson was born July 26, 1949, in Dale, a son of William H. and Nora Belle (Lemay) Hutcheson. He married Phyllis Jean G
- Jasper Chepely Jasper S. Chepely, 74, of Fairfield, died at 9:09 a.m. Saturday, March 1, 2014, at Fairfield Memorial Hospital. He was born July 18, 1939, in Granite City, a son of Jasper and Frances Neff Chepely. He married Sue Marshal, who survives. In addition to
- Warren Clark Warren Clark, 92, formerly of West Salem, passed into Eternity on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, at Rest Haven Manor in Albion. Warren was born in Orchard Township, Wayne County, on April 3, 1921, to Bert and Clara (Rutherford) Clark. On Dec. 19, 1945, he ma
- Jimmie Moles Jimmie Terry Moles, 58, of McLeansboro, passed away 7:26 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014, at St. Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau, Mo. Funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Harre Funeral Home with Brother Larry Campbell officiatin
- Dorothy Loss Dorothy Bernice Loss, 91, of Texico, formerly of Mt. Vernon, died 11:55 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014, at Mt. Vernon Countryside Manor in Mt. Vernon. She was born Tuesday, Dec. 12, 1922, in Waltonville, the daughter of Norval "Hack" and Nellie Evelyn
- Cheryl Wilkerson Cheryl L. Wilkerson, 53, of Opdyke, died 6:24 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014, at Good Samaritan Regional Health Center in Mt. Vernon. She was born Thursday, Oct. 6, 1960, in Mt. Vernon, the daughter of Glenn and Evelyn (Lusby) Burnett. She married Gary
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Theophilus Lindsey (20 June 1723 O.S. – 3 November, 1808) was an English theologian and clergyman who founded the first avowedly Unitarian congregation in the country, at Essex Street Chapel.
He was born in Middlewich, Cheshire, and was educated at the Leeds Free School and at St John's College, University of Cambridge, where in 1747 he became a fellow.[1] For some time he held a curacy in Spitalfields, London, and from 1754 to 1756 he travelled on the continent of Europe as tutor to the young Duke of Northumberland.
He was then presented to the living of Kirkby-Wiske in Yorkshire, and after exchanging it for that of Piddletown in Dorsetshire, he moved in 1763 to Catterick in Yorkshire. Here about 1764 he founded one of the first Sunday schools in England.
Meanwhile he had begun to entertain anti-Trinitarian views, and to be troubled in conscience about their inconsistency with the Anglican belief; since 1769 the intimate friendship of Joseph Priestley had served to foster his scruples, and in 1771 he united with Francis Blackburne, archdeacon of Cleveland (his father-in-law), John Jebb (1736-1786), Christopher Wyvill (1740-1822) and Edmund Law 1703-1787), bishop of Carlisle, in preparing a petition to Parliament with the prayer that clergymen of the church and graduates of the universities might be relieved from the burden of subscribing to the thirty-nine articles, and "restored to their undoubted rights as Protestants of interpreting Scripture for themselves". Two hundred and fifty signatures were obtained, but in February 1772 the House of Commons declined even to receive the petition by a majority of 217 to 71; the adverse vote was repeated in the following year, and in the end of 1773, seeing no prospect of obtaining within the church the relief which his conscience demanded, Lindsey resigned as vicar.
In April 1774 he began to conduct Unitarian services in a room in Essex Street, the Strand, London, where first a church (Essex Street Chapel), and afterwards the Unitarian offices (first the British and Foreign Unitarian Association and then the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches), were established. Here he remained till 1793 when he resigned his charge in favour of John Disney, who like himself had left the established church and had become his colleague. He died on 3 November 1808. He was succeeded as minister in Essex Street from 1805 by Thomas Belsham, who wrote Lindsey's biography.
Lindsey's chief work is An Historical View of the State of the Unitarian Doctrine and Worship from the Reformation to our own Times (1783); His other publications include Apology on Resigning the Vicarage of Catterick (1774), and Sequel to the Apology (1776); The Book of Common Prayer reformed according to the plan of the late Dr Samuel Clarke (1774); Dissertations on the Preface to St John's Gospel and on praying to Jesus Christ (1779); Vindiciae Priestleianae (1788); Conversations upon Christian Idolatry (1792); and Conversations on the Divine Government, showing that everything is from God, and for good to all (1802). Two volumes of sermons, with appropriate prayers annexed, were published posthumously in 1810; and a volume of memoirs, by Thomas Belsham, appeared in 1812.
- ^ "Lindsey, Theophilus (LNDY741T)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
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Remarks at the September 4 City Council meeting were testy, with one councilman running for reelection using the dais to note the council campaign is "moving into high gear" and asking citizens to contact him with concerns regarding again shortened public comment.
The Public Comment clock was turned back to 3 minutes instead of the traditional 5 minutes. At the August 20 meeting, when the council returned from their summer hiatus launched following the July 18 session, the clock was set for 5 minutes.
Steve Smead of Santa Paula said during public comment that he, like others, has used public comment to "complain and whine," but he was at the podium to "thank you guys for the job you guys have done... the city was in dire straights not that long ago." Previous councils and administration "basically ignored facts" and allowed the budget to run into the red, but Smead said his recent review of city finances showed strong improvement through the making of "tough decisions," including selling the city's trash enterprise.
Smead noted, "Some articles," published in the Santa Paula Times, "are apparently trying to make up issues where no issues exist," and he was "taken aback" by some of the statements. That includes repeating a rumor growing in the community that the city is considering selling the water utility referenced in the opinion piece by Marsha Rea.
"I was somewhat taken aback" at Rea's opinion piece titled "Inquiring Minds Want to Know" that starts with "'There's a rumor.' Who writes a letter to the editor starting out with a rumor? It's disappointing that it got into the paper," added Smead.
"It is really easy to find out what are the circumstances with the water utility" that Smead said is "in pretty good shape," with related projects also being addressed or completed. "It's actually easy to find out" the status of the utility and whether or not the city has plans to sell it.... Everybody I talked to in charge said absolutely not, they are not negotiating" for the water utility, but they are negotiating the sale of the parcel formerly used for the wastewater treatment plant. Smead said, "Maybe that's how this person got the idea the water company is being sold... just because it's the paper remember it's probably not true."
During Council/Staff Communications, Gonzales asked Fontes to address the issue. The rumor, said Fontes, "has no basis in fact, no negotiations on the administrative level and the council... it never happened."
Fontes said he communicated with water department personnel "to assure them" the water utility is not for sale, as they "were disturbed" by statements otherwise. Fontes said he also wanted to "assure the public and this council we are where we should be as far as water projects go... again, the rumor is completely untrue."
Rea requested to make public comment on the city's adoption of the conflict of interest code. She asked that Fontes "perhaps offer a brief overview of what changes" were proposed, "especially as it relates to the work of consultants... we have so many now working for the city." No one on the dais offered any comment on Rea's remarks or asked Fontes to address her request and she returned to her seat.
Later, during the discussion centered on allowing negotiations between the city and Crown Disposal for the property that formerly held the city's wastewater treatment plant, Martin Hernandez offered comment. A candidate for the council, Hernandez said that he and residents have expressed concern about the rapid pace of the issue, especially as "I know when the city sold the trash franchise to Crown there were allegations" that a forecasted $1.8 million budget shortfall "may have been used" to promote the sale.
When Hernandez finished his comments related to the potential sale of the property and was walking back to his seat, Councilman Jim Tovias said, "I have a question... are you saying we fabricated a deficit?" to push the sale of the trash franchise.
Hernandez noted such allegations were perhaps "a strategy to help promote that sale," a statement that was interrupted by Tovias who again asked if Hernandez was implying a fabrication regarding the budget. Hernandez said people "that have looked at this, that are experts," viewed the deficit as a potential shortfall rather than a given situation.
"Wow," said Tovias when Hernandez finished his remarks.
Rea also offered comment on the projected property sale, but asked Gonzales if she could first take a "moment to respond to the very illustrious comments" made by Smead and Fontes related to her newspaper opinion piece. "Does this relate to this item?" Gonzales asked. "No," said Rae. "No," replied Gonzales.
During closing Council/Staff Communications, Tovias, who is running for a second term, said, "I would just like to address the public... as the council race starts to move in high gear there are a lot of things flying around, rumor, innuendo, all types of gossip.... What I would encourage anyone to do is call me at my office," and Tovias gave his phone and said his office is "right on 10th Street... come by and see me, I'll give you the direct answers all the time on anything," as would other council members. "As we move forward, rather than talking to your friends or in talking to your friends if you have any sort of concerns call my office," said Tovias, "and I will be sure to meet you."
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Robert Gouthro (robertgouthro) from , , for a 0 900 Vulcan Custom wrote: I am very impressed with the quality and packaging. Easy to install when used with the proper adapter for your bike. I love how it looks on my 2010 Vulcan 900 Custom SE. Review Details Was this review helpful to you? Yes No |
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text: Whitworth Home Page > Off-Campus Studies > Program Opportunities > Program Detail - Ecology and the BibleDevelops a biblical theology of creation care rooted in Scripture's portrayal of creation and redemption in Christ. Attention is given to environmental issues and the ecology and natural history of the Northwest. Includes study, work, worship, outdoor exploration and disciplined reflection. In the spectacular winter setting of Tall Timber Ranch in the North Cascades, we will immerse ourselves in the study of Scripture, learn about natural history and local ecology, ponder the state of the planet, play in the snow, and join together in worship and reflection as we contemplate the glory of God's creation and redemption in Christ and what it means for how we live in the world today. Term(s): January 2015 Approximate Cost: $800 Credits: 3 TH-214 plus 1 optional PE 148 credit Leaders: Dr. Jonathan Moo |