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The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority is making a move to buy up the city's parking services. Cincinnati is pursuing parking privatization as a way of balancing the budget. If it accepts the Port Authority's deal, the city will get $40 million upfront, and $21 million of that will be used to help plug the $34 million deficit in the 2013 budget. Port Authority also promised 50 percent of future profits. The Port Authority proposal is only one of nine Cincinnati's government has received since it announced its plan. CityBeat criticized the city's budget plan in this week's commentary.
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners might raise the sales tax instead of doing away with the property tax rebate to stabilize the stadium fund. Democratic Commissioner Todd Portune suggested the idea, and Board President Greg Hartmann says it might be the only solution. Republican Chris Monzel is against it. Sales taxes are notoriously regressive, while the property tax rebate disproportionately favors the wealthy. Portune claims the 0.25-percent sales tax hike would be more spread out than a property tax rollback, essentially impacting low-income families less than the alternative. CityBeat previously covered the stadium fund and its problems here.
While Cincinnati has made great strides in LGBT rights in
the past year, it still has ways to go. The Municipal Equality Index
from the Human Rights Campaign scored Cincinnati a 77 out of 100
on city services, laws and policies and how they affect LGBT
individuals. Cleveland tied with Cincinnati, and Columbus beat out both
with an 83. It's clear Ohio is making progress on same-sex issues, but will Ohioans approve same-sex marriage in 2013?
Some conservatives just don't know when to quit. Even though Ohio Senate President Tom Niehaus pronounced the heartbeat bill dead, Janet Porter, president of the anti-abortion Faith2Action, wants to force a vote in the Ohio legislature. CityBeat previously wrote about Republicans' renewed anti-abortion agenda.
Some people are not liking the idea of new fracking waste wells. About 100 protesters in Athens were escorted out of an information session from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for loudly disputing a proposal to build more waste wells. Fracking, which is also called hydraulic fracturing, is a drilling technique that pumps water underground to draw out oil and gas. Waste wells are used to dispose of the excess water.
One reason Ohio's online schools are so costly is advertising. CityBeat previously looked into online schools, their costs and their problems.
Divorce in Ohio might soon get easier to finalize, as long as it's mutual and civil.
A new bill would give Ohio schools more flexibility in making up snow days and other sudden disruptions in the school year. The bill changes school year requirements from day measurements to hour measurements.
A new study found 60 percent of youth with HIV don't know they have the deadly disease. CityBeat covered a new University of Cincinnati push meant to clamp down on rising HIV rates among youth in this week's news story.
Tech jobs are seeing a boom due to Obamacare, according to Bloomberg.
Scientists have discovered a quasar that glows brighter than our entire galaxy.
They've also invented a chocolate that doesn't melt at 104 degrees.
A new Saperstein Poll suggests Ohioans have dramatically shifted on same-sex marriage,
with 54 percent now supporting a new amendment to legalize gay marriage
and only 40 percent against it. FreedomOhio's amendment would repeal
Ohio's 2004 same-sex marriage ban and instead grant marriage rights to the
state's many LGBT individuals. CityBeat covered the same-sex marriage amendment in further detail here and the inevitability of gay rights here. Last week, Gov. John Kasich reaffirmed his opposition to same-sex marriage and civil unions, which likely holds bad political consequences because of changing demographics.
Will Portman, Ohio Sen. Rob Portman's son, wrote about coming out to his father and the experiences that followed in today's Yale Daily News. In the column, Portman explained why his father took two years to shift on same-sex marriage: "Some people have criticized my dad for waiting for two years after I came out to him before he endorsed marriage for gay couples. Part of the reason for that is that it took time for him to think through the issue more deeply after the impetus of my coming out. But another factor was my reluctance to make my personal life public."
If the Ohio Department of Education adopts the more rigorous school report cards demanded by lawmakers, many of the state's charter schools will get F's. Most schools would fall under the new standards, but 72 percent of charter schools would fail — an unwelcome sign for alternative schools often touted by Republicans for offering more school choice. The schools' advocates claim the discrepancy between charter schools and other traditional public schools is driven by demographics and greater diversity.
But Ohio's charter schools are also safer for LGBT individuals than traditional schools, according to StateImpact Ohio.
City Councilman Chris Seelbach announced Friday that City Council is poised to support a motion that will prevent companies and other groups from discriminating if they take public funds. The initiative is coming together after the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network (GLSEN) was prevented from marching in the St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Western & Southern has launched the next phase of its ongoing legal attack to run the Anna Louise Inn out of the Lytle Park neighborhood: The financial giant is now accusing ALI and the city of lying and discrimination. In a letter to City Solicitor John Curp, Western & Southern's attorneys claimed ALI can't take federal funds and continue refusing services to men. The city and ALI are so far unsure whether Western & Southern has a case.
Cincinnati's Catholic schools have grown into the sixth largest Catholic schools network in the nation, serving 44,732 students in preschool through 12th grade.
New condos are opening in Over-the-Rhine.
Thousands of jobs are opening at Ohio's insurance companies.
Ohio gas prices are up this week.
A comet, not an asteroid, may have killed the dinosaurs. The study may provide fuel to those worried about an impending apocalypse: There are about two million asteroids more than one kilometer wide in the solar system, but scientists estimate that there are up to one trillion comets.
The military's infamous "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy has been repealed for over four months, outlawing exclusion and discrimination against LGBT populations in the military service. When seeking housing, however, LGBT populations across the country still face arbitrary prejudices and inequality.
That's why on Jan. 28, Shaun Donovan, U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary, spoke to nearly 3,000 LGBT rights advocates at the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force's 24th National Conference on LGBT Equality: Creating Change in Baltimore, Md., announcing a new policy to combat discrimination against LGBT people in federally supported housing programs.
In a fundraising e-mail sent to its supporters Thursday, Citizens for Community Values (CCV) gloated about what it termed were Election Day victories over "the homosexual agenda."
The e-mail, entitled "A Surge of Votes for Traditional Marriage," implies the issue of equal marriage rights was the deciding factor in numerous races.
In an ad accusing Josh Mandel, a Republican, of lying, Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown's campaign team may have lied, according to PolitiFact. The U.S. senatorial campaign for Ohio's senate seat has been filled with dishonesty, but it usually comes from Mandel. The dishonesty seems to be hurting Mandel more than Brown; Mandel is currently down 7.5 points in aggregate polling numbers.
Mandel is being taken to court by liberal blog Plunderbund. The blog claims Mandel has made it extra difficult to get public records.Preliminary data for Ohio schools was released yesterday. Some data is still being held back while an investigation into fraudulent reporting from some schools is finished, but the data gives some insight into how schools performed during the 2011-2012 school year. The data can be found here. From a local angle, the data shows Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) did not meet "adequate yearly progress," a federal standard that measures progress in student subgroups, such as minority groups; but CPS did meet standards for "value-added growth," which measures the expected progress in state testing for all students between the third and eighth grades.
City Council approved the $29 million financing plan for the streetcar yesterday. The plan will use $15 million from the Blue Ash airport deal to move utility lines and pipes. The city claims the $15 million, which was originally promised to neighborhood projects, will be reimbursed by Duke Energy once the city settles a conflict with the energy company. Duke and the city are currently arguing over who has to pay to move the utility lines and pipes.
An Ohio state representative is asking the federal government to monitor the election more closely. Rep. Alicia Reece, a Cincinnati Democrat, is asking U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to send monitors to the state to ensure no funny business goes on in voting booths on Nov. 6. The request is partly in response to a recent court ruling that forces Ohio to count provisional ballots if the ballots were brought around by poll worker errors.
Ohio's ability to stop political lies was upheld yesterday. The Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes (COAST) tried to put an end to the government power, which COAST claimed was censorship, by taking it to court, but a U.S. judge upheld the ability. The judge, who is a former chairman of the Hamilton County Republican Party, said COAST did not properly display that its speech was held down by the law. Considering some of COAST's tweets, the judge is probably right.
E.W. Scripps Co. will host a job fair in Cincinnati Oct. 10 to fill 100 digital jobs.
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the rights of lesbian ex-couples to set visitation times. The court said non-parents are allowed to participate in visitations during child custody proceedings.
Ohio might expand Medicaid, but not to the extent asked for by Obamacare. That's what the state's Medicaid director said yesterday, anyway. A previous study found Medicaid expansions improved and might have saved lives in other states, and other studies have found Medicaid expansions may save the state money by cutting uncompensated costs.
Pundits really dug into Mitt Romney the past few days over his poor poll numbers in Ohio. The Business Courier asked if Romney has already lost Ohio. Politico said Romney's biggest hurdle to the White House is Ohio. The New Republic ran an article with six theories as to what led to Romney's losses in the state. The Cleveland Plain Dealer pointed out both presidential candidates were stumping at a pivotal time in northern Ohio yesterday. Aggregate polling paints a consistently bad picture for Romney in Ohio; he is currently down four points.
But Romney probably isn't helping matters. In an Ohio
rally Tuesday, he admitted President Barack Obama didn't raise taxes in his
first term.
Gov. John Kasich signed a series of bills shoring up Ohio's public pension system yesterday. The laws will cut benefits and raise eligibility requirements, but state officials insist the new laws will mostly affect future retirees.
NASA wants samples from Mars, and it has a plan. The new plan may require a robot-to-human hand-off in space.
President Obama came to town yesterday, rolled up his sleeves and told a group of 1,500 supporters to tell Congress to get to work on passing his jobs bill. John Boehner and Mitch McConnell reportedly stayed in Washington, called the speech "political theater" and then ate some steaks. These mopes fact-checked the speech, finding that the major points were accurate, including the fact that all McConnell and Boehner really want to do is defeat Obama and eat steaks.
Mitt Romney won a sizable victory in Tuesday's Florida primary, capturing 46.4 percent of the vote to Newt Gingrich's 31.9 percent. In all, Romney got 240,548 more votes than the ex-House Speaker.
"The size and breadth of Romney's win provide the first real evidence that he has the potential to coalesce a party that has been deeply split …" wrote Karen Tumulty in an analysis for The Washington Post.
Ohio's unemployment rate remained at 7 percent in February, unchanged from January but down from 7.5 percent in February 2012. The stagnant rate comes despite a generally positive national unemployment report in February — a sign that Ohio may be falling behind national growth rates. Both the amount of employed and unemployed grew, but growth in employment wasn't enough to completely outweigh rises in unemployment. The job losses were mainly in construction, state government, trade, transportation and utilities, while professional and business services, educational and health services and financial activities had particularly strong growth.
A state transportation budget that will raise rural speed limits to 70 mph and leverage the Ohio Turnpike for statewide transportation projects cleared the legislature. The bill received bipartisan support and opposition as it moved through the Ohio House and Senate. Supporters say the bill will create jobs and address the state's infrastructure needs without raising taxes, but opponents are worried potential toll hikes at the Ohio Turnpike will hurt northern Ohio to subsidize projects for the rest of the state.
Earlier in the day, Gov. John Kasich seemed to support same-sex civil unions, but his spokesperson walked back the comments to clarify the governor is still against changing the Ohio Constitution to support same-sex marriage and civil unions. The initial comments from Kasich sparked a response from Ian James, co-founder of FreedomOhio, which is pushing an amendment that would legalize same-sex marriage in Ohio for 2013: "I hope Gov. Kasich understands civil unions are banned by the Ohio Constitution as well and they are a cruel substitute for legal marriage." The Republican Party is currently undergoing some soul-searching on the gay marriage issue, with a Republican National Committee report recently pointing out a generational divide on the issue and Sen. Rob Portman coming out in favor of marriage equality last week.
Tea party leaders are threatening the Republican Party for recent moves supporting LGBT rights, including Portman's acceptance of same-sex marriage. The group also opposes the expected appointment of Matt Borges to chairman of the Ohio Republican Party because of a 2004 misdemeanor ethics conviction that was later expunged and Borges' work as a lobbyist for Equality Ohio, an LGBT group.
Cincinnati's year-over-year home sales were up in February, but growth wasn't as quick as January. There were 1,662 homes sold in February, up 11.9 percent from February 2012 and more than the 1,600 homes sold in January. But January year-over-year sales were up 27 percent from 2012.
Kasich's sales tax plan, which was criticized for raising taxes across the board, may be dead, but Ohio legislators are still planning to carry out changes to the income tax with the 2014-2015 budget. In the past week, Policy Matters Ohio has pushed for the earned income tax credit, which CityBeat found could be a progressive alternative to an across-the-board cut to the income tax. CityBeat covered Kasich's budget proposal in further detail here.
The Ohio Development Services Agency says state tourism reaped $15 for every $1 put into marketing. In 2009 and 2010, the returns were $13. In 2011, the return was $14.
Butler County Prosecuting Attorney Michael Gmoser indicted Punxsutawney Phil, a famous groundhog, for the ongoing bout of cold weather. The groundhog predicted an early spring.
The universe's estimated age has been bumped up to 13.8 billion years.
With the prospects for repealing the U.S. military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy looking ever dimmer, two local groups will hold a vigil to remember the men and women discharged due to the policy.
The Greater Cincinnati Human Rights Campaign and the Alliance, a student group at Xavier University, will hold the vigil Nov. 15 at the greenspace area on Xavier's campus.
Republican Sen. Rob Portman reversed his stance on same-sex marriage after his son came out as gay. The announcement means both Ohio senators are poised to support the Freedom to Marry amendment, which would legalize gay marriage in Ohio and could be on the ballot this year. CityBeat covered FreedomOhio's efforts to legalize same-sex marriage in Ohio in further detail here.
Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld is asking Gov. John Kasich to reverse local government funding cuts carried out during his tenure as governor. A previous Policy Matters Ohio report found the state has cut local government funding by $1.4 billion since Kasich took office, which happens to be the exact amount Kasich says his tax cuts are worth. The governor's office has previously argued that Kasich had to make some cuts to help balance an $8-billion deficit inherited from former Gov. Ted Strickland, and Kasich is touting his tax cuts as one way to reinvigorate Ohio's small businesses. But local officials from around the state say that money is needed in cities, villages and counties.
The Cincinnati parking plan will be in court today to determine whether a temporary restraining order should remain and whether a lawsuit that claims the plan should be subject to referendum should move forward. If the restraining order does remain, the city says it will have to make cuts to balance the budget by July — in time for the 2014 fiscal year. CityBeat wrote more about the lawsuit here and the parking plan here.
State Auditor Dave Yost says he "fully anticipates" he will get the financial records for JobsOhio, the state-funded nonprofit agency that Kasich supports. Some state Republicans and Kasich argue that only JobsOhio's public funds should be open for audit, but Yost wants to audit all of the agency's finances. Kasich says he wants JobsOhio to eventually replace the Ohio Department of Development, which is susceptible to a full audit.
Plan Cincinnati won the Frank F. Ferris II Community Planning Award from The Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission, which commemorates "a local planning commission or committee whose efforts have contributed to the elevation of planning principles, greater awareness of the value of planning and improved quality of life," according to a press statement. CityBeat covered Plan Cincinnati, the city's first master plan since 1980, in further detail here.
Supporters of the Medicaid expansion gathered at a rally yesterday. As part of his budget proposal, Kasich suggested expanding Medicaid, which would cover 456,000 Ohioans by 2022 and save the state money in the next decade, according to the Health Policy Institute of Ohio. Opponents say they fear the plan will leave the state under an unsustainable financial commitment. CityBeat wrote more about the Medicaid expansion and the rest of Kasich's budget here.
Defense cuts that are part of sequestration, a series of across-the-board spending cuts that kicked in March 1, have forced the Air Force to cancel an Ohio festival.
The development team behind The Banks says it wants to have a hotel built and ready in time for the 2015 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
Some analysts are doubting Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble, which could have bad implications for the local economy.
Higgs Boson, the theorized particle that gives the universe its mass, has been discovered with the help of the Large Hadron Collider.


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What You're Missing On The Internet
Since you spend all day on the Tosh blog, here's what you're missing on the rest of the web:
- White Will Smith. What the WHAT.
- Meanwhile, At McDonalds… People are disgusting human beings.
- The Dress Drake App is exactly what you'd expect. You dress Drake.
- A guy tries to break a car window with his head. Nope.
- How old is Jay-Z? Well he's from the 19th century, if that answers your question.
- Girls love mirrors. Guys love girls' bodies. Here are girl's bodies in mirrors.
- Ryan Gosling not eating his cereal, because it's Friday and I dare you not to smile at this.
- This parakeet's got a lot to say. Weird that he's never heard the phrase, "shut the fuck up".
- Is this the dumbest tweet ever? Thanks, Dwight Howard.
- 25 best pro wrestling glamour shots. Feathers and glitter and shit.
- And a bonus link! The excuse generator. I swear it wasn't my fault, the ghost of Hitler came on me.

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Home & Garden
Juice Fountain Plus
The Breville JE98XL Juice Fountain Plus speedily and efficiently makes nutritious and delicious juice from most fruits and vegetables. The large 3 inch wide feeding tube accepts large chunks so you don't have to slice fruits into itty-bitty pieces. That helps speed things along. The dual speed motor spins the filter basket at 12,000 RPM for hard fruits and vegetables. Low speed is optimal for softer fruits and leafy greens such as cantaloupe and spinach. It has a large pulp storage compartment so you can spend more time juicing and less time cleaning. Get into the world of juicing with this no-nonsense dual-speed juice fountain. (850W)
$149.99 -
Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
See for Yourself.
This amazing mirror folds to just an inch thick, making it perfect for storage or travel, yet it delivers an incredibly high power, full-face magnification with a distortion-free view. Mirror is 6" in diameter and is surrounded by 8 bright LED bulbs that never need replacing. It magnifies up to 10X , so you can see every lash, every little hair, everything! The protective cover folds back and mirror becomes self-standing for "hands free" screening.
Requires 3 AA batteries (included).
Measures 9-1/2"H x 7"W.$39.95 -
Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
Enhance the Comfort of Your Favorite Armchair.
Add three inches of plush, breathable, padding to the seat bottom, back, sides and armrests of any armchair or wheelchair. Provides a greater level of comfort and stability to help reduce numbness, friction and pressure sores when sitting for long periods of time. Easily transfer from chair to chair. Poly cotton cover with hypo-allergenic poly fiberfill.
Machine wash.
43" x 38" overall. Seat area 16" x 16".
Select color.$29.955.0/5 (1) -
Great Grips Doorknob Covers
Soft, latex-free material stretches easily over a standard round doorknob making the knob easy to turn with a finger, elbow or closed fist.
Clear with removable glow-in-the-dark inserts.
Pack of 2.$9.955.0/5 (1) -
Try additional scents!
Scented Essential Oils (2 oz) for use with Water Globe Air Purifier.
Specify scent: Lavender, Cinnamon, or Microbe-shield (reduces and kills airborne germs).$9.95 -
Breville BOV800XL Smart Toaster Oven
The Breville Smart Toaster is an 1800 watt countertop oven that does the thinking for you. Automatically adjusts the independent heating elements ensuring an exact cooking process. Element IQ puts the power where it's needed most. For each of the 9 pre-set programs Element IQ delivers the right power at the right time and when adjusted to taste, it even remembers. Toasts evenly, makes delicious cookies, bakes perfect pizza, and roasts succulent meat. The convection option speeds your cooking time by as much as 30%.$249.995.0/5 (4) -
Breville BKE820XL Variable Temperature Kettle
The variable temperature kettle allows the user to heat water to specific temperatures that achieve perfect taste profiles for the four major types of teas and French press coffee. Five pre-set brewing temperatures include: 175F for Green Tea; 185F for White Tea; 195F for Oolong Tea; 200F for French Press: and 212F for boiling and black tea. The European stainless steel design makes it a beautiful table statement.$149.995.0/5 (2) -
Freshness measured in seconds!
Grind, dose and extract all in one. Capture the freshness with beans to espresso in under a minute! Make the perfect espresso drinks in one compact station. The Breville BES870XL Barista Express Espresso Machine, with its integrated conical burr grinder and dosing control, helps deliver the optimum path for beans to espresso in under a minute, ensuring a smooth and thick crema. The measured dose is delivered straight into the coffee filter to maximize luscious crema with every extraction.
Features:- 15 Bar Italian-designed and made pump
- Beans-to-espreso in under a minute
- Innovations include Triple-Prime, dual-wall crema system and Auto-Purge
- Programmable or manual settings
- Sealedround bean hopper with 8 oz. (1/2 lb) capacity for up to 25 shots of fresh espresso
- Integrated conical burr grinder that's been re-engineered with finer grind size adjustments for greater control
- Preset or adjustable grind amount
- Removable 67 oz. water tank with water filtration system
- 360 degree swivel steam wand with froth enhancer
- Power save mode
- Hands free grinding
- Concealed storage compartment
- Stainless steel housing
- Also Included: Cleaning kit, In-built tamper with pressure guide, Stainless steel frothing pitcher, 1 cup and 2 cup single and dual-wall filters
- 1 Year Limited Product Warranty
- Thermocoil Wattage: 1600W
- Advanced temperature mode
- Low pressure (constant lower power with gradual ramp up)
- Removable upper and lower burr
- Dedicated hot water outlet
- Round steam tip for easy cleaning
- Measures 13.25" L x 12.5" D x 15.75" H. Weighs 23 lbs.
$599.995.0/5 (1) -
Space Saving Portable Folding Desk
This versatile desk is there when you need it, compactly folds away when you don't. Spacious work surface is ideal for multiple uses. Double glide undercarriage makes it sturdy and stable. Handle cutout for carrying.
Golden Oak.
28"W x 17-3/4"D x 26"H$89.954.0/5 (1) -
The Juice Fountain Crush
The Breville BJS600XL Juice Fountain Crush uses a slower juicing process to create a juice with a smooth pulpy texture. It crushes and squeezes fruits and vegetables to make juice with nutrients and a little fiber for a thicker, smoother texture. The 240-watt motor quietly juices everything from berries and oranges to wheatgrass and carrots for delicious results. Plus, clean-up is a snap! Once you're done juicing, disassemble the unit to wash, and use the included brush to keep your filter sparkling.$399.99 -
Get In & Out of the Tub Safer & Easier.
The Portable Bath Step is 4"H and can be stacked to meet your needs. Each extra step adds 2" in height.
Soft, slip resistant textured surface. Rubber feet add stability.
Supports 450 lbs.
19-1/2"W x 16"D x 4"H$29.95 -
Woodfield Beige Oriental Rug
Chimney has been filling the supply and accessory needs of over 44,000 chimney sweeps hearth retailers masons and contractors for over 25 years. Chimney has the privilege of serving over 80% of the chimney professionals in America.Founded by Robert Daniels and Sooty Bob in 1978 Chimney has grown from a one-man operation to a national network of six warehouses and a manufacturing plant. From its headquarters in Fairfield Iowa Chimney plays a major role in providing for the Chimney industry.
. Traditional fire-resistant Contemporary Rectangular Oriental Wool Rug. Approximately: 22L x 44 W.$82.93 -
Breville Die-Cast Hemisphere Blender
The Breville 800BLXL Die-Cast Hemisphere Blender utilizes a large, semicircular shredding blade positioned to hug the uniquely shaped bowl of the 67 oz. (2 liter) dishwasher safe polycarbonate jar. The jar, marked with cup and liter measurements, is designed to resist scratching, chipping and fogginess. The pad is designed without crevices for easy cleaning and gives precise control over the motor's two speed settings and pulse function.$299.99 -
Woodfield Half Round Oriental Rug
Traditional fire-resistant Contemporary Rectangular Oriental Wool Rug. Approximately: 22L x 44 W.
Select a color from the drop-down box.$83.63 -
One-Touch Tea Maker
The Breville BTM800XL Tea Maker is a revolutionary experience in brewing tea. The fully automated tea basket moves down, then up, gently agitating the leaves to precisely infuse your tea. Different tea varieties, such as Black, Green, White, and Oolong require exact water temperatures and controlled brew times to allow their unique flavor to develop during brewing. Fully programmable for all types of tea, water temperatures, and steep times, the Tea Maker eliminates the guesswork so you can enjoy a perfect cup of tea, every time. Set the timer and wake up to the aroma of your favorite brew. 1500 WATTS.$249.99 -
The Personal Pie Maker
The Breville BPI640XL Personal Pie Maker is perfect for singles, a small dinner party or a family with varied tastes.This pie maker allows you to make 4 small, individual pies instead of one big one. The pies bake evenly in as little as 10 minutes. Be creative! Turn your favorite sweet or savory fillings into a quick dessert, meal or snack. The included pastry cutter cuts the pastry tops and bases to perfectly fit into the pie mold. Use the smaller end of the cutter for the pie top and the larger end of the cutter for the pie base. The included pastry press assists with pressing the pastry into the pie mold. The edge crimper seals the pie with a decorative trim so your pies will look as good as they taste.The non-stick surface makes cleanup a snap and you can store it either horizontally or vertically thanks to the cord wrap and locking latch.$79.99 -
Give Your Recliner a Lift.
These risers add height and limit the forward tilt of your recliner to make standing and sitting easier. Does not interfere with reclining or rocking. Strong plastic risers attach with wood screws (included). Padded base is slip resistant and won't mark floors.
Supports 800 lbs.
Set of 4.$39.95 -
Great for Those Hard-to-Reach Places.
Easy-to-use, ergonomic trigger- handle reachers, eliminates excessive bending or stretching for objects. Rubber cushion tips help to secure grasp and a magnet on the end of the claw helps to pick up lightweight metal items. Claw rotates 360 degrees for maximum versatility.
Select size.$19.95 - $24.95 -
Reduce & Restart Water Flow with Just a Touch.
Lightweight handheld shower features an ergonomic, soft-grip handle with removable safety strap for a secure grip. An easy-to-turn, oversized spray control lets you choose: shower, pulsating or massage. Exclusive pause control allows you to modify flow with the push of a button.
Extra-long 7-ft. flx-soft hose allows you to use while seated or standing.
Durable plastic construction.
White only.$39.95 -
Breville Panini Press
The Breville BSG520XL Panini Press features a powerful 1500-watt element for fast heating, and its upper and lower grill plates provide a nonstick, scratch-resistant Quantanium surface for lower-fat cooking. The grill's floating top plate and four adjustable height settings make it possible to grill sandwiches or to keep the top plate suspended above food, radiating heat down when cooking open-style melts. Features include "power-on" and "ready-to-cook" indicator lights, heavy-duty die-cast arms, nonslip feet for stability and a cord wrap in the base.$69.99 -
Breville SK500XL Ikon Electric Kettle
The Ikon electric kettle delivers convenience and style with your tea. The body's hand brushed stainless steel has been triple-pressed for a refined finish and added durability. The 1500 watt heating element is impact bonded to a flat stainless steel cover to shield it from water and maximize heat transfer. The flat base ensures fast and easy cleaning inside the kettle.$79.99 -
Breville 7 Qt. Capacity Slow Cooker
The Breville BSC560XL 7 Qt. Capacity Slow Cooker is equipped with a wrap-around heating element to ensure even cooking temperatures. This convenient slow cooker has an extra-large 7-quart capacity (6-1/2 liters). The appliance offers simple, one-pot cooking with the help of its EasySear stovetop insert for searing on the stovetop, cooking in the slow cooker, or roasting in the oven. Other highlights include a domed stainless-steel lid that can be used in the oven, a simple temperature-control dial, and a removable cord for serving at the table and compact storage.$129.99 -
The Sous Chef Food Processor
The Breville BFP800XL Sous Chef Food Processor has an extra-wide feed chute to make food processing faster and easier. Gone are the days of having to chop potatoes into little pieces to fit into the chute. The variable slicing disc has 24 settings so you can customize the thickness of your slices from a paper thin 0.3mm all the way to a thick 8mm. With the help of the a€¿Sa€ blade, you can cut through the toughest jobs in a just a few seconds. For finer chopping tasks, you can use the included mini-processing bowl. Plus, the 1200-watt induction motor has a 25-year motor warranty.$399.99 -
Breville BTA820XL Die-Cast 2-Slice Smart Toaster
The Breville 2-slice smart toaster features an internal electronic chip that automatically lowers bread with a single touch and regulates toasting time. The brushed die-cast metal toaster is designed with dual control panels so each side operates independently of the other. Push-button controls include toast, a bit more, bagel, defrost, and lift-and-look functions.$129.99 -
Breville BTA840XL Die-Cast 4-Slice Smart Toaster
The Breville 4-slice smart toaster features an internal electronic chip that automatically lowers bread with a single touch and regulates toasting time. The brushed die-cast metal toaster is designed with dual control panels so each side operates independently of the other. Push-button controls include toast, a bit more, bagel, defrost, and lift-and-look functions.$179.90 -
You Brew Maker &Thermal Carafe
The Breville BDC600XL YouBrew 12-Cup Coffee Maker is the first coffee maker that tailors the brew for a cup, travel mug or carafe. With 7 different brew strength settings, that automatically increase the amount of ground coffee used, as well as 5 settings that vary the steeping time of your coffee and water, the YouBrew offers a massive number of coffee combinations. The integrated burr grinder grinds your choice and amount of beans to the optimal amount just before brewing, allowing for maximum freshness, flavor, and aroma. The unique BrewIQ System ensures that the perfect amount of coffee is dosed in the perfect amount of water, and then gives you the flexibility to brew directly into a container of your choice.$279.99 -
Panini Grill
The Breville BGR200XL Panini Grill is great for cooking savory chicken Panini with crispy pancetta, or for sweet treats like mascarpone and amaretti. With the adjustable height control, you can grill delicate ingredients such as fish and hamburger buns without squashing. The ribbed, non-stick cooking plates offer a 115-square-inch cooking surface to accommodate steaks and Artisan breads. Plus the extendable feet can be flipped forward to level the bottom cooking plate, or flipped backwards to angle the bottom plate and drain the maximum amount of fat while cooking. There is no better way to recreate the authentic cafe experience at home.$119.99 -
Juice Fountain Compact
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Monday, January 21, 2008
A Night With Nikkei
The norm is for me to watch until 6pm (AZ time) and then just check in occasionally.
One little nugget I heard, although not fully captured in the chart (Tuesday's drop is not included) is that the Nikkei 225 is down 30% from July.
Every year we hear from people who say this is the year for Japan and I never understand why.
9 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Japan is in capitulation mode and this is japans year!!!!!!
Actually I have no idea, but I could not resist :) - 6:41 PM
- Roy said...
The most fascinating part of all this is that we get to watch it unfold all afternoon and evening. I wonder what the Fed Governors are doing this evening?
- KC said...
Ok roger, so you've been watching Asia...
thoughts? - 9:59 PM
- T said...
- Anonymous said...
Markets are doing poorly so far today.
Near term bottom and rally to new hi???
Bear trap where we go down even lower.
This is when the true followers of Rogers diversified portfolio approach are tested. - 2:54 AM
- Anonymous said...
how do you know we will not follow Japans path? If we do will a diversified portfolio be appropriate for some one older than 60??? 50???
do not they need more protection from a protracted bear market in equities?
The similarities to the nikkei crash followed by the japanese housing collapse seems way to similar to the US from 2000 to today. How many people can wait 10 to 20 years without pulling money out of their portfolio? I can not.
I am not suggesting panic. We may handle things much better than Japan. But we may not and the similarities are pretty much spot on. - 5:21 AM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
i don't know we won't be japan but the differences are vast. you know all those write downs citi and merrill and everyone else takes? yeah japan used to not do that--problem. do you know about the cross ownership issues? those make things different. there are other things too that escape me at this early hour.
my get offensive strategy includes going back above the 200 dma, if it never happens ok. i have ideas for further defense and will go in whatever direction the market takes us. - 6:11 AM
- Anonymous said...
good points versus Japan, but I am still concerned about a Japan lite so to speak.
We basically disagree on the magnitude of what is to come.
Oh and there are all those trillions in derivatives that have not been addressed. A few percent loss on those could be bad. But I am sure they have quant models that say it can not happen. - 6:19 AM
- rackgen said...
No you are all wrong. This is the year of Gondwanaland. No its Lemuria. No its Atlantis!!
Ok - just kidding :) The forecasting business is pretty difficult but sticking to same things every year doesn't make sense. - 7:45 AM


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Paradise Valley, Arizona
Paradise Valley, Arizona | |
Town | |
Location in Maricopa County and the state of Arizona |
Coordinates: 33°32′41″N 111°57′23″W / 33.54472°N 111.95639°WCoordinates: 33°32′41″N 111°57′23″W / 33.54472°N 111.95639°W | |
Country | United States |
State | Arizona |
County | Maricopa |
Government | |
• Mayor | Scott LeMarr |
Area | |
• Total | 15.5 sq mi (40.1 km2) |
• Land | 15.5 sq mi (40.1 km2) |
• Water | 0 sq mi (0 km2) |
Elevation | 1,342 ft (409 m) |
Population (2007)[1][2] | |
• Total | 14,921 |
• Density | 939.2/sq mi (363.0/km2) |
Time zone | MST (no DST) (UTC-7) |
ZIP code | 85253 |
Area code(s) | Area code 480 602 |
FIPS code | 04-52930 |
Website | http://www.ci.paradise-valley.az.us/ |
Paradise Valley is a small, affluent town in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States. According to the 2005 Census Bureau, the population of the town was 14,558.[2] Despite the town's relatively small area and population compared to other municipalities in the Phoenix metropolitan area, Paradise Valley is home to twelve resorts, making it one of Arizona's premiere tourist destinations. It is also known for expensive real estate.[3]
It should not be confused with Paradise Valley Village, an official municipal designation, in northeast Phoenix. For instance, Paradise Valley Community College, Paradise Valley High School, Paradise Valley Hospital, Paradise Valley Mall, and Paradise Valley Golf Course are all located several miles to the north of the town, in Phoenix. The town's name along with all the other various entities bearing the same name comes from the expansive area known as Paradise Valley, that spreads from north of the Phoenix mountains to Cave Creek & Carefree on the north and the McDowell Mountains to the east.
Residents attend schools in the Scottsdale Unified School District.
There is a Paradise Valley Unified School District, and it is one of the largest in the state, though like many other institutions with the name Paradise Valley, it refers to the Phoenix village, and not to the town.
Paradise Valley is located at 33°32′41″N 111°57′23″W / 33.54472°N 111.95639°W (33.544596, -111.956451).[4]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 15.5 square miles (40 km2), all of it land.
The central terrain of Paradise Valley is dominated by Mummy Mountain. Other landmarks include Camelback Mountain on the southern border and the Piestewa Peak mountainous area on the western border.
Paradise Valley's motto, coined by residents, is "there is a reason we call this valley 'paradise.'"
As of the census[5] of 2000, there were 13,664 people, 5,034 households, and 4,163 families residing in the town. The population density was 881.7 people per square mile (340.4/km²). There were 5,499 housing units at an average density of 354.8 per square mile (137.0/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 95.60% White, 0.73% Black or African American, 0.20% Native American, 2.02% Asian, 0.04% Pacific Islander, 0.40% from other races, and 1.02% from two or more races. 2.66% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 5,034 households out of which 33.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 76.1% were married couples living together, 4.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 17.3% were non-families. 13.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 6.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.71 and the average family size was 2.98.
In the town the population was spread out with 24.9% under the age of 18, 4.0% from 18 to 24, 18.8% from 25 to 44, 35.9% from 45 to 64, and 16.4% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 46 years. For every 100 females there were 98.7 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 96.1 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $150,228, and the median income for a family was $164,811. Males had a median income of $100,000 versus $52,302 for females. The per capita income for the town was $81,290. About 1.9% of families and 2.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including 1.5% of those under age 18 and 2.8% of those age 65 or over. In 2012, the magazine "Forbes" named Paradise Valley's zip code, 85253, the 71st most expensive in the United States. This ranking also makes it the most expensive in the state of Arizona in addition to the most expensive in the entire Southwestern United States.[6]
The Mayor and six Town Council Members are the elected representatives of the Town of Paradise Valley. The Town Council is composed of six members who are elected to serve four-year staggered terms. In 2010 voters approved the direct election of mayor, with Scott LeMarr becoming the first directly elected mayor. The Council still selects its Vice-Mayor from among its members. The Town Manager is James C. Bacon, Jr.. The Chief of Police is John Bennett.
In 2012, citizens gathered 500 signatures on a petition requesting the Council reconsider the issue of direct election of Mayor. The Council voted in June 2012 to return the question of direct election of Mayor to the people. The vote will be on the November ballot. The Town estimates the new election will cost taxpayers $11,000.
Most of Paradise Valley is within the Scottsdale Unified School District.[7]
Notable residents[edit]
- Muhammed Ali - Boxer
- "Superstar" Billy Graham - Wrestler
- Shaquille O'Neal - Basketball player
- Mike Tyson - Boxer
- Mark Grace - Baseball player
- Jeff Hornacek - Basketball player, NBA coach
- Randy Johnson - Baseball pitcher
- Nikolai Khabibulin - Ice hockey goaltender
- Steve Nash - Basketball player
- Matt Williams - Baseball Player
- Jeff Fassero - Baseball player
- Tom Sneva - Auto racer
- Kurt Warner - Football player
- Vinnie Del Negro - NBA coach
- Jesse Owens - Sprinter
- Kerry Wood - Baseball Pitcher
- Larry Fitzgerald - Football player
- Miguel Montero - Baseball player
- Terrell Suggs - Football player
- Jermaine Dye - Baseball player
- Charles Barkley - Basketball player
- Glen Campbell - Musician
- Clive Cussler - Writer
- Stevie Nicks - Singer
- Leslie Nielsen - Actor
- Dick Van Dyke - Actor
- Alice Cooper - Singer
- Bret Michaels- Musician
- Max Cavalera - Musician
- Hugh Downs - Broadcaster
- Rob Halford - Rockstar
- Yvonne Lime Fedderson - Philanthropist, founder of Childhelp; former actress
- Hunter Gomez - Actor
- Bil Keane - Cartoonist
- Paolo Soleri - Architect
- Erma Bombeck - Humorist
- Charles Boyer - Actor
- Jenna Jameson - Adult film actress
- Bennett Dorrance - Businessman, philanthropist, Campbell's Soup heir
- Craig Jackson - Barrett-Jackson Auction Owner
- Peter Sperling - Businessman
- Don Stewart- Head of Don Stewart Ministries/Association[8]
- Thelma Keane - Businesswoman, wife of Bill Keane
- Geordie Hormel - Heir to Hormel Foods Corp.
- Loretta Malandro - Businesswoman
- Barry Goldwater - U.S. Senator
- Dan Quayle - Former US Vice-President
- William Rehnquist - Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court
- Sandra Day O'Connor - Former Justice of the US Supreme Court
- Charles Keating - Reagan appointee and figure in the Lincoln Savings and Loan scandal
- G. Gordon Liddy - Watergate Scandal, Nixon appointee
- Doug Ducey - Politician, businessman
- Vernon Parker - Politician
- ^ "Annual Estimates of the Population for Incorporated Places in Arizona". United States Census Bureau. 2008-07-10. Retrieved 2008-07-14.
- ^ a b "Annual Estimates of the Population for All Incorporated Places in Arizona" (CSV). 2005 Population Estimates. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division. 2006-06-21. Retrieved 2006-11-14.
- ^ Corbett, Peter (2006-11-09). "Median home price down in Scottsdale". The Arizona Republic. Retrieved 2008-03-12.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ http://www.forbes.com/special-report/2012/1016_zip-codes.html
- ^ "About Us." Scottsdale Unified School District. Retrieved on October 2, 2012.
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I finally took my new set up to Tahoe for the first time, after riding on a Burton Dominate w/ K2 Forum bindings for about 8 years. I consider my self an advanced snowboarder, splitting my day up with the following: 70% free ride, 30% park (free style).
This board was nothing short of amazing. The condition of the snow was shit, pretty icy and bar at a lot of the resort but I maneuvered flawlessly. It had a very surfy like feel and I was able to carve nice in the ice. I read a LOT and I mean a LOT of reviews before I bought this board, not one person referred to this board as a surf like feel. Usually a camber type board would be considered "surf like", but I would say this board felt the same. At high speeds I had great control, the board was not wobbly at all. I went to North Star resort in Tahoe and there is a long cat walk that comes from a small side run; with my old board it was difficult to gain enough speed to get through the full cat walk without either clicking out, or trying to butter my way to the end. With the Machete I had no problem gaining and retaining speeds through out the whole cat walk, never having to click out. At the park, I felt comfortable straight lining to a kicker, had very nice pop, and my landing was a little "iffy" but the board corrected me fairly well. Also the weight of this board is perfect, light to cary, feels nice when I hit a kick, but not too light where I would be nervous to take it at high speeds. The cartels complement this board and my riding style unbelievably. A typical day for me is from 9:00-4:00, and the padding on the base of the cartels are amazing for a long day of riding. They have a soft padding, with a gel feel pad for long days and landing absorption. I click in and out with no hassle and the comfortable level is A+. When i hit a kicker, i felt no vibration through my legs, and as I stated, the absorption of a landing feels like world of difference compared to my last board. Ride Machete is truly one of the best overall boards for a rider who wants to be able to ride any where. It is aesthetically pleasing, backed up with its' performance. I would recommend this to anyone. I have still not rode this board in powered, but if anyone has any questions feel free to ask. |
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Havent got mine yet either.
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