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It's obvious to anyone who has been paying attention that this Rutgers defense is NOT going to work in the NFL.We are going to have the worst pass D in NFL history.....and we still blitz like there is no tommorrow. We have major coaching and scheme issues........Best to withhold judgement on the players who are NOT being put into the best positions to succeed. It's not debateable at this point. It's fact. We either get a new defensive scheme and coaching, or we suck again next year, period.
ranked 29th... I understand the corners have been terrible all year but blame should definitely be put on our pass rush as well.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
If Jarvis Jones is Von Miller 2.0 sell the draft for him. D. Milliner is the top corner right now and I think he's just ok. I just dont think Jarvis Jones is the animal Miller is. But everyone of the draft analyst are sold on him. Jones doesn't look like the naturally ferocious pass rusher that Miller is. He just looks like he's more athletic than college tackles, and that means squat in the NFL.
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Actor Mark Wahlberg first jumped onto the celebrity scene as Marky Mark, a hip-hop star who owned the hit "Good Vibrations."
Wahlberg, the younger brother of New Kids on the Block star Donnie Wahlberg, had a troubled youth before he made it big.
He had problems with drugs and was convicted of assault of two men and served time in jail. Wahlberg credits his jail time for giving him the motivation to turn his life around.
After his hip-hop stint with Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, Wahlberg began his acting career.
His first movie role was in "Renaissance Man," starring Danny DeVito.
He then played in "The Basketball Diaries" in 1995 before playing a stalker in "Fear" in 1996.
Wahlberg went on to play Dirk Diggler, a trouble porn star, in "Boogie Nights" in 1997. That role served as a turning point in his acting career.
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He played in the blockbuster "Planet of the Apes" in 2001 and played in the indie hit "I Heart Huckabees" in 2004.
He received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his role in "The Departed" in 2006.
Wahlberg portrayed Vince Papale – a 30-year-old bartender who ends up playing for the Philadelphia Eagles -- in 2006's "Invincible."
He went on to star in movies including "The Happening" and "Max Payne."
Wahlberg played the father of a murdered girl in "The Lovely Bones" in 2009.
In 2010 he received rave reviews for his role in "The Fighter."
He went on to appear in the action thriller "Contraband" in 2012.
Wahlberg showed off his comedic side in the 2012 hit "Ted," where he played a man whose best friend was a live stuffed bear.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Conference play is now up and running and the teams to beat are becoming clear.
Below is a look at three SEC games from the second week of the season and what they mean going forward, followed by a look at three big games from next week and the impact they will have.
Week 2 recap:
Mississippi State 28, Auburn 10
This was a tale of two teams heading in different directions. Auburn's quarterback threw three interceptions while Mississippi State's threw three touchdowns. It's not a surprising outcome when you know that stat, but going into the game, this was a toss-up.
These schools have turned their matchup into an early season must-see the last few years, with the score usually much closer than expected. This year was the opposite. These teams were considered equal. No more. Mississippi State (2-0, 1-0) is now being looked at as possibly going 7-0 before meeting No. 1 ranked Alabama, while Auburn (0-2, 0-1) is in danger of a 0-5 start and missing a bowl game.
It's still too early to know if either of those will happen, but Auburn QB Kiehl Frazier will have to stop turning the ball over, convert when he's called on and soften up the defense for Auburn's sporadic running game if the Tigers are to have any chance at success.
Georgia 41, Missouri 20
Turnovers decided the outcome of this game, too. Missouri's James Franklin had two of the worst timed turnovers in the young football season on back-to-back possessions in the fourth quarter.
Jarvis Jones intercepted a weakly thrown ball that looked intended for him in the fourth quarter and ran it back to the 1-yard line. Georgia (2-0, 1-0) then went up by two scores. Jones wasn't done. He thanked Franklin for the interception by sacking him a few plays later and forcing a fumble that led to another Bulldog touchdown.
Just like that, Missouri (1-1, 0-1) went from the cusp of upsetting the No. 7 team in the land and establishing itself as a contender in the SEC to being little more than an annoying little brother trying to prove he belongs on the field with the older kids.
The SEC can be very cruel.
But it was deserved. At SEC media days, Missouri receiver T. J. Moe said most of the teams in the SEC were "average" and just days before playing Georgia, Missouri defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson said the Bulldogs played "old man football."
It's safe to assume that Moe – who had one catch for 4 yards against the 'Dogs – counts his own team among the rank and file and Richardson (two tackles), a junior, is waiting to grow up.
Florida 20, Texas A&M 17
If you turned this game off at halftime and then saw the final score later, you would have wondered what happened. Well, here is the explanation: Florida got tired of a freshman quarterback making its defense look silly.
Cut Florida (2-0, 1-0) a little slack, though, because there was no film on Texas A&M (0-1, 0-1). The Aggies have a new quarterback who was in high school last year, and have a new coach who came from Houston. Their first game of the season was delayed and Florida was flying a little bit blind. But once they got a glimpse of what they were facing, coach Will Muschamp and the Gator defense shut it down.
And, really, shut… it… down. Aggie quarterback Johnny Manziel couldn't do much wrong in the first half. Texas A&M opened up a 17-7 halftime lead, and it looked like it would only get bigger. But in the second half, Florida did not let Manziel – or any other Aggie, for that matter – run, and the offense withered as a result.
A&M was shut out in the second half while Florida played field position and stole the lead out from the Aggies' grasp in what was a slow, agonizing defeat in their first game in the SEC.
Games to watch in Week 3 (all times Eastern):
Louisiana-Monroe at Auburn, SEC Network, 12:21 p.m.
This game is being included only for its upset potential. Outside of the other two games listed here, there aren't many games this week that stand out. Because Auburn is in the midst of a potential free fall and ULM (1-0) demonstrated last week it's not to be taken lightly, this game demands attention.
Things can only get better for Auburn this season, unless they lose this game. After a nail-biting 26-19 loss to Clemson and a 28-10 debacle at Mississippi State, ULM was supposed to be a welcome change of pace, a guaranteed notch in the win column and a confidence boost heading into games against LSU and Arkansas.
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Auburn is already a crumpled heap. Auburn had hoped to be 2-0 at this point, or at least 1-1 with a chance to rest up and take aim and two of the conference's biggest challenges. Now, the Tigers are just looking to not start 0-5.
ULM quarterback Colton Browning torched Arkansas for 412 yards. Auburn's passing defense has been its biggest weakness so far this year. The signs all point to another huge win for the Warhawks, but will they be able to deliver?
Alabama at Arkansas, CBS, 3:30 p.m.
Just how big of a loss is Tyler Wilson? No one can answer that question better than Alabama's defense.
Before the season, if you had told Arkansas coach John L. Smith he would have to lose his quarterback to injury but he got to pick when, there is no chance he would have it happen now. Wilson is considered day-to-day after taking a blow to the head and his prognosis is considered good, but no one knows at this point if he will play this week. Even if Wilson is able to come back, the No. 1 ranked team in the nation is not the team you want taking first crack at him, and it certainly isn't the matchup Arkansas wants if it has to turn to freshman backup Brandon Allen.
It's hard to know what Arkansas should try to do. Should the Hogs turn over the offense to the running game and let Knile Davis try to power through Alabama's defensive front, or should they run their offense as normal and expose another QB to potential injury at the hand of Tide's formidable pass rush and blitzing schemes?
Even if the Arkansas offensive line is up to the task of keeping the rush at bay, it will be hard to get open against Alabama's secondary, and every throw will have to be perfect or it will end up in the Tide's hands.
There is blood in the water and if any team has the ability to smell it, it's Alabama.
Florida at Tennessee, ESPN, 6 p.m.
The winner of this game should be set up for a showdown with Georgia with a trip to the SEC championship game on the line, with South Carolina a potential spoiler.
Florida's defense has been a bit suspect, and by that I mean sometimes it looks like Florida's defense is asleep. Taking a couple of plays off against the Vols and Tyler Bray could spell disaster. Florida's offense has not shown it can keep up with another team should its defense falter, so if Bray can hit a few big plays early and build a lead, Florida will be playing from behind the whole game.
The Vols are likely not quite ready for a run at the SEC championship game, but they could very well eliminate some teams from contending. Florida has long been the thorn in Tennessee's side, and no team this side of Alabama is more hated by the Tennessee faithful. If Derek Dooley wants the calls for his firing to quiet down, winning this game will do that.
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First- no tofu (yes, Babycakes, my pumpkin pie is soy-free so you won't have to put up with your cousin's tofu jokes on Thanksgiving).
Second- it's also rice-free. No gritty rice flour (which, come to think of it, I am hardly using any more). No cornstarch (for those of you avoiding corn). In a sweet little nutshell, it's very food allergy friendly.
Even your Aunt Sadie who is allergic to Wyoming might be able to eat this. Unless she's allergic to pumpkin.
Which is why I disconnected my cable TV. One hundred dollars a month to get heartburn? I don't think so.
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Originally published October 2008.
Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie Recipe
I have two more secret ingredients that make this pie work. No wait. Three. Full fat coconut milk is a must. The reason is the thickness and richness. If you can't use coconut milk, any rich, good tasting soy milk, nut milk or hemp milk would be the next best option. Thin rice milk isn't gonna cut it.Next up is tapioca starch. I prefer it to cornstarch for thickening gluten-free pie filling. There's not much in here, but it works hard to keep your custard together. Which brings me to the final magic ingredient.Xanthan gum. I know xanthan gum sounds like a weird and scary ingredient but in this recipe it's worth it's weight in gold because it lends a silky smoothness to the custard. And it helps to bind it (akin to what egg whites do).
My taste tester Steve pronounced, This might be the best pumpkin pie I've ever eaten. Though maybe he was just hoping to get lucky.
Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Lightly grease a 9-inch glass pie plate.I made the pie in a food processor. It helps to thoroughly process the ingredients, lickity split. This is the one I use: Cuisinart DLC-10S Pro Classic 7-Cup Food Processor
In a food processor bowl, add:
1 14 or 15-oz can organic pumpkin
1 1/2 cups full fat coconut milk (or vanilla soy/almond milk)
2 teaspoons bourbon vanilla
2 tablespoons light olive oil
1 tablespoon Ener-G Egg Replacer
3/4 cup organic light brown sugar
1/2 cup GF buckwheat or sorghum flour (or see tips below)
2 tablespoons tapioca starch/flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon xanthan gum
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
Cover and process until smooth and creamy. Stop and scrape the sides of the bowl, if necessary to incorporate all of the dry ingredients.
Pour into the prepared pie plate and smooth evenly. Bake in the center of a preheated oven for about an hour until done. The pie should be firm- but still give a little when lightly touched. The center should not be wet. It will fall a bit as it cools, like my Flourless Chocolate Cake recipe.
Cool the pie on a wire rack completely. Cover and chill in the refrigerator until serving.
1 hour
Yield: 1 pie with 8 slices
Karina's Tips:
Not a fan of buckwheat? You can use your favorite gluten-free flour mix instead.Looking for a pumpkin pie recipe with a crust? Try my Pumpkin Pie with Praline Topping and a Coconut-Pecan Crust here.If you prefer to use eggs, use two beaten organic free-range eggs instead of the egg replacer.
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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — A Michigan woman is accused of faking timestamps on Facebook posts in an attempt to exonerate a boyfriend who was on trial for abusing her teenage son.
Christine Paige Borrowdale, 39, was charged last week with perjury and tampering with evidence in connection with the June trial of Andre Anthony LeBlanc, 39, her boyfriend. She testified she had printouts that showed her son, 16, was engaged in a Facebook conversation at the time LeBlanc was accused of abusing him.
"Basically, people didn't believe her," said Grand Traverse County Assistant Prosecutor Noelle Moeggenberg said of Borrowdale. "She was confronted later with the fact the dates were changed on the computer. When we went back and looked at computer, we found she changed the time setting. That evidence was brought into the trial."
The case began in March when LeBlanc was charged with fourth-degree child abuse and malicious destruction of property. The victim was kicked out of Borrowdale's home and returned to pick up some belonging when LeBlanc pinned him to the ground during a confrontation.
Court documents state Borrowdale made a printout on June 11 that was used by the defense to call her son's testimony into question. A forensic examination showed the computer's time zone was switched on the same day, causing the timestamps for Facebook messages to be altered.
"This case was more egregious than most because the mom sided with her boyfriend rather than her son," Moeggenberg said. "The courtroom is where we speak the truth. We want to show how important it is."
LeBlanc was found guilty in the abuse case and sentenced to five days in the county jail.
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To mark the Broadway milestone, Playbill.com is looking back at the magical and mysterious characters who inhabit the untold tale of the witches of Oz and a selection of the actors who have filled their shoes. Each week Playbill.com will highlight a different leading character from the hit musical. (Read more about Wicked's 10th anniversary here.)
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In SF and Oakland, activists block tech buses to protest displacement
Between 70 and 100 protesters gathered at 24th and Valencia streets this morning (Fri/20) for yet another blockade of a private tech shuttle, this time to protest evictions in the city of San Francisco.
The activists, who were from Eviction Free San Francisco, Our Mission No Eviction, Causa Justa / Just Cause and others, stood in front of a white shuttle bus holding banners and signs. Some peeked through cardboard signs fashioned in the shape of place markers on Google maps, with "Evicted" written across the front.
The shuttle was bound for "Main Campus Ridgeview," a hint that it was operated by Apple. While there was no contact between the bus passengers and the protesters, a few sitting inside the bus could be seen capturing the scene outside with their iPhones.
With chants of, "What do we want? No Eviction!" And, "Get off the bus! Join us!" The group of tenant advocates marched from the 24th Street BART station to the intersection, where Erin McElroy, who was an unwitting participant in union organizer Max Alper's street theater performance during the Dec. 9 Google bus blockade, led the street rally on a megaphone.
"What we are against is eviction," she said. "What we are against is the Ellis Act. We want the ruling class – which is becoming the tech class – to listen to our voices."
Guardian video from today's protest by Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez.
Patricia Kerman, who is facing an Ellis Act eviction from her apartment of 27 years at 20th and Folsom streets in the Mission, was among the speakers who shared personal stories during the blockade, which lasted around twenty minutes or so. She told the Bay Guardian that she is a senior on disability, with a "very low fixed income," and has had no luck finding alternative housing since she received an eviction notice. "He doesn't understand that a roof over my head is more important than money in my pocket," she said, referring to her landlord.
Paula Tejada, who is also facing eviction, said having rent control made it possible for her to get into a financial position to open her small business, Chile Lindo, a Mission District empanada shop near 16th and Capp streets. "I am once again proud of the Mission that stands for what is right," she said of that morning's action. "Not everyone is taking this lying down." She added, "if you want homogeneous, go live in the suburbs."
Mariko Drew and Anabelle Bolanos had turned out with Our Mission No Eviction. Drew, who described herself as a longtime resident, said the bus was "a symbol of the privatization and increasing separation between the poor and the rich." Bolanos chimed in, "It's a constant reminder of how … our mayor and our local government has sold us out. [Mayor] Ed Lee is letting money make decisions."
Highly visible activism around eviction and displacement has fueled new policy proposals, such as Mayor Ed Lee's recent announcement that affordable housing development would be prioritized.
Meanwhile, the Bay Guardian received reports that across the bay, two separate blockades of Google buses took place at Oakland BART stations.
According to a post on IndyBay, a Google bus was blocked at MacArthur BART station at 7:45am in Oakland. There have also been reports that activists blocked a tech shuttle in West Oakland.
When the Bay Guardian asked several protesters who were involved in the San Francisco action if there had been any coordination between the actions, they responded that there was not.
At the San Francisco protest, police showed up on the scene and asked people to step onto the sidewalk. The Apple bus departed and the protest concluded without incident.
The Gbus minus window. pic.twitter.com/qfMnzFgiLf
— Craig Frost (@craigsfrost) December 20, 2013
This window was allegedly broken during the protest of this Google bus in Oakland.
Protesters blocking the Google bus at MacArthur BART station in Oakland.
The Gbus minus window. #googlebus #protest pic.twitter.com/dklgVTM6BD
— Urban San Jose (@urbansanjose) December 20, 2013
I wasn't aware that any tech workers had evicted anyone.
That totally makes sense if you don't really understand the issue.
evicted nobody.
Moreover, there was a protest in Oakland and, to my knowledge, there have been no Ellis evictions in Oakland..
I was evicted by a tech worker. A google employee who bought the building I lived in for 17 years in the mission.
So what, they own the building now AND YOU DON"T. Rent control addicts are all so VAIN, it's all about me....
Shelter is a level 1 (physiological) need on Maslow's hierarchy. Robbing people of physiological needs is generally seen as a jerk move. Regardless of perceived "vanity" I think it's fair to call out anyone who's enough of a jerk to kick people out of their home and strip them of a physiological need.
shelter in an expensive, affluent, desirable place that you cannot afford in your wildest wet dream . . . is not.
From what I understand though is it wasn't that way to begin with. It strikes me as seriously lacking empathy to come in and be "whelp, it's time to leave because these guys got more money, even though you've been here over a decade."
If I were that landlord and property values simply made a reasonable rent financially impossible, I'd at least offer some respectable relocation assistance. Moving is hard on someone who already doesn't have enough resources to get by. You know, as a `I understand your plight, but my hands are tied here` sort of gesture.
that rising property values make reasonable rents financially impossible. The landlord's mortgage doesn't go up just because his property value goes up. He doesn't have to raise the rent. It's only because he wants to make more money, only because he *can*.
Well, when profits rise way out of proportion to costs, simply because a relative few who own scarce resources take advantage of everyone else, that's when the government needs to step in and regulate prices to keep things fair. Rent control is just one way of doing that.
Rental buildings typically change hands every few years as successive owners tire of carrying so many passengers and bail. Each new LL thinks he will get the turnover necessary to make the enterprise viable but, if that doesn't happen, he sells.
Every time it sells, the valuation increases and so a bigger mortgage is required. In addition, the property tax resets itself.
What you say is only true for a LL who retains a building for decades and, even then, he still has a massive opportunity cost as his ROI becomes much lower than comparable investments.
In the end, the only willing buyer for a building with low rents is someone who intends to Ellis. It's inevitable the way the rules currently are.
I respectfully disagree! The property taxes do!
Take a look at the property taxes of an average condo in SF http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/San-Francisco-CA-94109/15066265_zpi...
just property taxes are about $1,000/month, regardless of the mortgage payment b/c they're calculated every year based on the VALUE of the house from the previous year. So yeah, it's possible for the rising property values to make reasonable rent rates financially impossible. If someone cannot afford paying the SF rates, they need to move to a different city where they can afford it. Living in the middle of the city with a 100-walk score and other benefits is a privilege. So if someone can't afford paying for it, they can totally move to places where they can own a home for what they're paying to rent in SF. And I also understand that they've lived in SF for decades, but things are changing, and perhaps, it's time to adjust. I volunteer people to help avoid evictions, by the way, so I deal with these issues quite often.
Take a look at this building for sale now:
Can you see how much the taxes will be?
So please, check these facts before posting nonsense. thank you!
Property taxes are a small percentage of the mortgage, and Prop 13 keeps them from rising but by a tiny fraction each year, even if the underlying value skyrockets. Doesn't matter what the taxes are at the purchase -if it doesn't pencil out, don't buy it. And after that, the allowable increases under rent control cover the rising property taxes many times over.
parcel or ad valorem increases approved by voters to fund bonds, plus by the value of any permitted work that you have done (which is why many people do not bother with permits).
But more than any of that, when the building sells (which rent-controlled buildings often do because they are crappy investments) then the property tax basis gets reset.
So of course does the mortgage so a building that makes a profit for a previous owner can make a loss for a new owner. Hence Ellis.
Hmmm... provide me a link to *that* law, where it says property taxes must go up by a mimimum of 2%. Maybe it was a typo and you were trying to write "maximum?"
As for everything being reset when the building sells, that's irrelevant. Again, if it doesn't pencil out, don't buy it. Ellis is rarely a good deal, unless the new owner wants to do something else entirely, like condo convert. Fortunately there are limits on that. And we may soon see Ellis abuse reigned in in general. Even Ed Lee is giving it lip service.
a minimum because every city and country charges the maximum increase they can each year.
And it's a minimum for the reasons I gave e.g. additional taxes for parcel taxes, bond measures, permitted work and so on.
But the re-purchase argument isn't irrelevant. It's crucial. Suppose a building flows 3K a month and the owner's costs are 2K a month. so far, so good. But when the building sells, the new owner's costs are 4K a month (because of those mortgage and tax increases).
What is the new owner to do? Take a loss indefinitely? Of course not. Ellis is the State-sanctioned exit strategy for such situations and, without that, landlords would be trapped forever.
That's a fair law and trying to excuse SF from it is ridiculous, because the Ellis Act was passed specifically for places like SF!
"Greg, the 2% annual increase is a maximum but in practice it is
a minimum because every city and country charges the maximum increase they can each year."
That's flat out false. Phil Ting was reassessing properties for lower, voluntarily. And it wasn't just in SF either. I know this for fact. Your statement is flat out false.
own property and therefore do not (directly) pay property tax bills.
Yes, if a specific building gets assessed lower, then it's property tax can decline YOY. But you have to make a case and it's not trivial to do, which is why it is more common with commercial buildings.
Nevertheless, once a tax basis is established, it's a 2% increase every year. I've been in SF for 20 years and every year it has gone up by 2%. It never occurs to the city to increase it by less than the max they can, even in a recession
And that is EXACTLY why Prop 13 is so important, because the city would just gouge us but for that vital and popular provision. And it took a peoples' revolution to achieve that
and I'm not willing to discuss it. But suffice it to say that I understand very well, and what you are saying is false.
because it explains why you did not understand what i have been saying.
The fact that you are now trying to duck the issue and offer no refutation, simply confirms that you do not get how property taxes work in the real world.
Being a renter doesn't preclude simultaneously being a property owner, being a licensed realtor, having close family or friends in the landlord business, or even being in the landlord business oneself. Not saying that I am or am not in any of these categories, just that the fact that I rent tells you nothing about what I do or do not understand.
Funny thing... there's a certain troll here who loves to use the phrase "self-referential ravings," but the irony is that the trolls all seem to be so obsessed with me personally, while I scrupulously avoid talking about myself.
The real issue is that you can't let your ideas stand on their own. I demolished your argument, so now you want to make it all about me.
others that you had previously admitted that you were a renter and therefore do not receive property tax bills. You should have taken the olive branch.
The points I made about property tax stand and are based not just on theoretical knowledhe (like you) but also on the practicality of having received and paid property tax bills for the last 20 years. Specifically:
1) SF always raises them by the 2% minimum each year
2) SF always applies everything extra that they legally can
3) SF only lowers property tax upon a successful appeal, which is tough to pull off
4) SF rebases property taxes for every sale, so in practice their revenues go up by far more than 2% a year
5) SF benefits massively from all new development
6) All permitted improvements increase the prop tax basis.
You have disproven none of those 6 points.
That I know for fact that your points 1-3 are flat out false, 4 is obvious and irrelevant to the discussion since no one has to buy a property that doesn't pencil out, 5 is just a throwaway opinion which you're entitled to but I disagree with (as do most voters, otherwise they would've gone "yes" on B and C), and 6 can partially be passed on to renters.
And none of this changes the very basic fact that compared to mortgage paid on the property, property tax is very minor.
Incidentally, you're the one arguing these points, so the burden of proof is on YOU to prove them, not on me to DISPROVE them. Merely re-stating them is not proof. And I assert that proof is impossible, because they're not true.
property taxes far exceed their loan payments.
You quite simply do not understand the economics of being in the rental business, so I will not waste any more time on you.
Ellis stands and there is nothing you can do about it, which is why you are so angry.
Then their costs are minimal anyway.
Ellis may stand, but I think we'll see some reform soon. Even Ed Lee is now supportive, at least in lip service.
It's about not forcing somebody to be in a business they no longer want to be in, regardless of reason.
Why people still make use of to read news papers when in this technological
world all is presented on web?
I can't believe you just said that the people who have made SF what it is...the place you now want to want to live...that they should just pack up and leave. It's not a privilege to live in a place that you helped shape and mold and grow into what it is today. And that is coming from a home owner and a business owner in SF who can afford to live here. But its elitist pricks like you that are ruining this city and making even the wealthiest of SF originals want to leave. Have fun in your cultureless void. Good thing you are so privileged.
they didn't want to grow up and accept adult responsibility.
The folks showing up in SF now are far more interesting that the aimless Pater Pan's who couldn't hack the real world anywhere else and though they;d get a pass here.
Some places get worse, like Detroit.
Some places get better, like SF.
Has anyone on the bus ever evicted anyone?
How about I block you from protesting? Fair?
People want to interact with people with whom they feel comfortable or who they feel are like them.
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Being asian-american (Korean), this reminds me of being blamed for the loss of auto-jobs back in the 80's.
It reminds me of having to apologize for the badly translated (and possibly inaccurate) remarks of some official in Japan for saying "American workers are lazy."
This reminds me of the LA Korean-American community being burned down to the ground (and many condoning it) after the Rodney King beating and the subsequent verdict acquitting the LA police.
The first tech boom in 1999-2001. Simple as that. Same boom over frivolous things. Same gentrification. Same devastated communities. Same crash coming in a couple years... then the techies will move on but the damage will have already been done.
How quickly we forget.
I don't know about any of this Korean-Japanese stuff. Nobody's gonna burn anything to the ground, so chill with the hyperbole. Folks just see vast sums of money flooding their neighborhoods, brought in by people who have no respect for those neighborhoods and are just looking for a temporary crash pad to party, while people who love this city worry they won't be able to afford to live here. Why is that so hard to understand?
You prefer poverty and crime. We know this.
He is also the vainest and self concern creep on the planet....
Sounds like Greg wants to talk about issues. You're the ones always steering the conversation back to Greg.
ride by those of us who care about the crime problem.
"Nobody's gonna burn anything to the ground, so chill with the hyperbole."
Yeah, really. It's not as if a second person is going to throw a brick through the window of one of the buses.
Can you explain the blatant disregard for human life and the consequences of such an action?
Brick throwing is good street theater. Look at all the attention it got.
That's the problem.
Regarding Paula Tejada- rent control gave you the means to open your own business? Wtf? I'm glad you pay next to nothing by SF standards in your apartment and can open your own business. We should all be so lucky, you asshole. Moocher.
Housing is a human right. The UN Declaration of Human Rights, which actually got its start in San Francisco, clearly states that all people deserve access to an adequate living standard - which, I'm almost certain includes housing. "Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control." (article 25(1))
While the current growth in the city is fueled by tech money, the people who are employed in industries that cater to the entitled tech crowd - servers, dishwashers, nannies, schoolteachers, housekeepers, gardeners, day laborers, and cabbies – deserve to live in their city too. Problem is that even with the highest minimum wage in the country, hard working people cannot afford to live in San Francisco. In order to stay close to jobs and communities many people crowed into apartments to push down the cost of housing. And guess what folks, it's not only undocumented immigrants who live this way; documented individuals and families with minimal incomes also crowed into apartments to make ends meet. "Why not move out of the city you ask?" First of all, why should anyone have to move; an elitist question from an out of touch and entitled lot. Second, minimum wage is lower outside of the city, there are fewer low-skill jobs, public transpiration is insufficient, and, cars are expensive.
Furthermore, no city should cater to a homogenous group, be it economic homogeneity, ethnic or other. And with these continued evictions, that is where this city is certainly heading. People who work hard, have committed to raising families, creating community, and have been paying local taxes for decades should not be displaced because their jobs or retirement savings have been deemed inadequate by the standards fueled by an influx of tech-industry money.
When a single mother committed to teaching the kids attending the public schools in her native city can't afford a studio apartment for her and her child, there is something terribly and inexcusably wrong going on! And anyone who doesn't understand that is well, naive and out of touch.
get to live in Aspen in you cannot afford to live there.
It's not a human right to live in an expensive home in SF for a tiny rent.
It proves that a town can function perfectly well, and even flourish and prosper, when housing there is unaffordable to all but a tiny minority.
I never said a town couldn't "function." Obviously it functions for *someone*. But that doesn't mean we should turn San Francisco into Aspen. Maybe if you like it so much, you can move there.
well-funded government and services and people there are super-friendly. And yet only 1% of Americans can afford to live there. According to you, that cannot happen, and Aspen should control rents, build BMR's etc/
But they do not and everything works fine. In fact, Aspen has a lot of low-paid service workers because the wealthy consume a lot of services. and they all live and work there happily, although live outside Aspen, of course.
As can people who work in SF if we become that expensive as well. You cannot refute that argument and so it irks you, because it doesn't fit with your theory.
Sounds like a place you'd like to live, from the glowing way you talk about it. I don't.
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I'm finding there are three types of men on most internet dating sites… especially the free ones.
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And then there's the other types of dickheads. The offensive ones who really deserve some kind of restraining order at the very least, and most probably a hard kick in the nuts.
Having dabbled in Internet dating back in the day, before kids and husband (remember Jay from Masterchef, anyone?), I was kind of expecting the offensive dickheads. I was thinking that maybe, being a bit older and clearly stating "Looking for something long term" and "Widowed" on my profile would deter most of them.
No way of knowing, really, if that worked to reduce their occurrence or not… I still get dickhead mail, on a semi regular basis.
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Who are these men who send messages like that? What on earth are they like, in real life, without a keyboard seperating them and the women they are talking to?
Would any of them even have the balls to say that a women, to her face? I doubt it?
I'm doubting that there a not a lot of women out there who reply back with something like "Sure, love to, call me." But maybe that's just me being naive… are there women like that out there? Doesn't that just put you in all kinds of danger? I can understand the basis of it, I suppose, the anonymous sex and the thrill of it…. but there have to be better ways of doing it than that.
It's all so freaking confusing. As I said.. the mind boggles. It's difficult not to get pissed off with messages that suggest sex and are full of bad spelling and bad grammar.
I've taken to copying and pasting a message in reply that says something like….
"In my experience, men who act like tossers have extremely small penises. Get fucked."
Which is hopefully the online equivalent of kicking ill-mannered men in the balls, and makes me feel like an absolute bitch.
Most satisfying.
I swear this is an actual, bona fide exchange I suffered through.
Him: hi…i am after fun …if you interested ,,,drop me line
Me: Dude. Did even read my profile? I'm a widow. With two kids. Looking for something long term.
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well….it nice to hear from you …and i did read your profile ….
bout i thought i have to ask any way ..
i am really interested ….if you change your mind .let me know
Do we see the problem here? Apart from atrocious spelling and general idiocy…. he thought my name was Douche.


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Handyandy's new project
After a lot of searching in the GA FL area, I found this cub. Brought it home today. The seller told me it was a 52, but when I referenced the serial number it turns out it is a 57 (198708 J). It fired right up at his house, and everything worked flawlessly. Got home and couldn't get it started, so to get out of the rai, I simply sat in the seat, grabbed the tire tread and rolled back off the trailer. Once I got inside I popped the gas cap, turns out there was only enough in there to get out of his garage and onto my trailer I haven't been able to tinker much with it since I just got it in the garage and it is raining, but hopefully tomorrow I can get some better pictures.
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Congrats Andy! Looks like a good one to get you going! Let us know how the project progresses!
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Sharp looking cub you got there. You'll have a blast getting that baby into ship shape!
Looking at your zip code, I do believe I was fortunate enough to meet you this past week-end, right? !!
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Boy, that didn't take long! Dad and Bro will be proud and I'm sure they already know. Better start lookin' for the next one.
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Good looking Cub you got there Andy. It didn't take long for the bug to bite. Maybe the next time your dad comes to visit he can bring Ed along to give you a few pointers.
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Andy, that's a nice cub! The sheet metal, including the grill, looks like it is in good shape. Personally, I prefer an underslung exhaust on a mowing tractor because it is easier to get under tree branches and you don't need to breath the fumes while you mow.
A good way to become familiar with your cub (and its' previous owner) is to change the fluids and oil filter.
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Yep, Dad and I brought Andy to your place on Saturday. That's all it took!
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No nitrogen precharges to check on this machine! Pre and post walk arounds are still recommended!!
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This is so exciting !!! Now the Perry fleet up to 6 !!!
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And at least one of 'em is close enough to make it to DSCF next year!!!! What a blast, guys.
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The only pointers he's gonna give you are whether to get chocolate-frosted or cream-filled !!!
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Wow! so many responses in only a matter of minutes. Yes, I caught the bug, it really didn't take much, I'm always looking for a project, and with the community that follows around these cubs, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to join!
No Raymond, no precharges to check, but this cub is going to be getting a major inspection this week, need to get it off a red dash and on to a black letter initial! Going to be a few red X's in the process I'm sure
The sheet metal is really good on this thing, amazingly, the battery box, (which is open in the pic) is in excellent shape, and the hood, grill and gas tank are all in great condition
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Nice find.
Since there is no depot facility for cubs, this must be a phase inspection.
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Hey Andy, nice cub. Now all we need to do is get up a minifest down at Mr. E's and check it out while we eat and socialize while the yankees are back up north.
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Not fair! You can't have a mini-fest and exclude us !!!
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That inlcudes Powell himself, who became "Mr. Don't Count Him Out" of this year's draft when the Cardinals took him with pick No. 1482, the final pick of the 50th round.
"I didn't know that I would get drafted. It really was a surprise to me," said Powell, a 17-year-old right-handed pitcher from McGehee High School in Arkansas. "People say, 'You're supposed to be happy.' They thought I should be jumping up and down or something. But it was very exciting."
Don't mistake Powell's reaction as a lack of enthusiasm. This is just who he is, an extremely polite teenager who responds to most questions with a sincere "Yes sir" or "No sir."
"You're not going to find a kid who's more polite than John Powell," said Powell's high school coach, Jason Huggins. "He's more mature than what his age is. Just because he's 17, he doesn't act like it. But then again, he's only 17 and his future is bright."
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John Powell obviously isn't the first guy picked last in the baseball draft. And he's not even the first Mr. Don't Count Him Out. The "award" was created on MLB.com following the 1999 draft, when it became clear the First-Year Player Draft needed its version of the NFL's "Mr. Irrelevant." What's become of the three previous holders of this prestigious honor? Lets take a look:
1999: Scott Leitz
The originator of the award, and the player who came up with its name, Leitz' other nickname "Last but not," was hung on him during his first year at Central Florida Community College. Taken by the Atlanta Braves with the final pick of the '99 draft, Leitz pitched one year, missed a year with injury, then came back this past season. The lefty went 2-4 with a 5.32 ERA in nine starts. Over 44 innings, he allowed 48 hits and struck out 34.
2000: Drew Jackson
The Braves took Jackson, an outfielder from University High School in Morgantown, W. Va., with the final selection of the 2000 draft. Jackson attended Potomac State College, a junior college in West Virginia. This past season, Jackson hit .423 with 19 doubles, six homers and 42 RBIs in 196 at-bats. He slugged .633 for the season and was named third-team All-American among Junior College players. He may attend Clemson University in the fall.
2001: Patrick McGinnis
McGinnis, taken by the San Francisco Giants last year, finished his career at Central Missouri State by going 7-2 with a 3.69 ERA in 11 games. He struck out 45 and walked 13 in 46.1 innings and finished with career marks of 21-3 with a 3.41 ERA. He was not re-drafted in this year's draft.
One only has to look at Powell and see why Huggins sees such a high ceiling. Powell stands at 6-5, 200 pounds, "a tall, lanky kid," said Huggins, who hits 90 mph on the radar gun. And his stats -- 7-2, 2.10 ERA, 78 K in 47 IP -- don't really tell the story.
Powell just started pitching a couple of years ago and hasn't even started to scratch the surface of his ability on the mound. Despite being a novice, he does throw a number of pitches including a nasty change-up that falls off the table when he's on his game. He also throws something that looks a lot like a split-finger fastball, but really isn't.
"It's not really a splitter," Huggins said. "It has a splitter effect, but it's not really a splitter. His hands are so big, he can suck that baseball up into his hand and choke it down.
"His fastball has so much movement on it, that's what makes him effective."
So does his athletic ability. When he wasn't pitching, Powell played right field. He hit .422 with six homers and displayed a tremendous arm in the field.
"He can throw 320 feet on a rope, on a line, no problem," Huggins said. "Some scouts saw him and said Vlad [Guerrero] doesn't even have an arm like that."
Still, his future in baseball will come on the mound. He'll head to Carl Albert College in Oklahoma this fall, on a basketball scholarship. Powell also played football and ran track in high school, but will stick to hoops and baseball at the next level. That will give him the time even he admits he needs to develop.
"I need to work on my technique, [things like] following all the way through," Powell said. "I'd like to work on a couple of more pitches."
He'll be able to do that at the college level, where he'll get the opportunity to pitch regularly and get guidance from a pitching coach. The tools are there, it's just a question of refining them.
"He's real raw," Huggins said. "Being raw, he hasn't learned how to use his legs as well. He uses his upper body right now. He can sit on 92-93 [mph] some day, once he learns to use lower body.
"I think he'll need a couple of years in college for a pitching coach to sit on him and work with him. Give him a couple of years in college. I definitely think he can pitch in the minor leagues. Whether he makes it, we'll have to wait and see. But if he gets to 94-95, the potential is there."
The Cardinals evidently agreed, hoping that although it may seem like it'll take Powell a while to be ready for the pros, it's possible things could click quickly and he can sign before next year's draft. It's called a draft-and-follow, with St. Louis holding his rights for one year.
"You never know," Huggins said about Powell being ready in one year. "If he goes out and busts his butt, it could happen. But I think it'll take at least two years before anything happens."
For now, Powell isn't too concerned with whether he can get the most out of himself. He's concentrating on the potential of a group of seventh graders who are looking to him for guidance. Powell is serving as a counselor at basketball camp in Oklahoma this summer, where he gets to worry about playing skills other than his own.
"I like working with kids," Powell said. "I'm coaching kids, too. I want to be a coach some day. Basketball, baseball, it doesn't matter. I just want to be a coach."
Jonathan Mayo is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.
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Lavera offers a variety of mascaras each providing different and gorgeous effects to your lashes. These mascaras are formulated with new, all natural ingredients such as Argan Oil, Sea Buckthorn Oil, and Shea Butter.
Luscious Holiday Lashes
Dec 4, 2012 2:43:57 PM
Lavera Celebrates its 25th Anniversary with a MYAGE Relaunch!
Nov 14, 2012 12:50:09 PM
Lavera Celebrates its 25th Anniversary with a FACES Relaunch!
Nov 14, 2012 12:29:20 PM
Almond Milk to soothe Dry and Sensitive Skin
Oct 30, 2012 6:50:03 PM
Unconditionally Gluten Free: Lavera Cosmetics
Oct 24, 2012 10:19:00 AM
Lavera's Grand Opening
Oct 22, 2012 4:09:40 PM
Lavera's line not only includes cosmetics, but also anti-aging, skin care for men and women, self- tanners, hair care, body spa, and even a line specifically for babies and children, Lavera is perfect for any age or gender.
Lavera Natural Cosmetics: The Best Choice for a Gluten Free Lifestyle
Oct 18, 2012 12:17:17 PM
Lavera Facial Line Is Here!
Oct 17, 2012 5:16:23 PM
Lavera has revamped their facial cleansing line and it's better than ever! Introducing a gentle ginkgo and organic grape derived complete skin cleansing regimen. Lavera's Invigorating Cleansing Gel, Purifying Scrub, Purifying Toner, and Calendula Mattifying Balance Cream are created for people with normal to combination skin types an perfect for everyday use. This system gives people an effective and natural option to skin care.