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220 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10003
Gramercy / Flatiron
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Haru Sushi - Gramercy Park Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(646) 428-0989
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm, Saturday: 2:00pm - 5:00pm, Sunday: 2:00pm - 11:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Monday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Tuesday - Friday: 5:00pm - 12:00am, Saturday: 5:00pm - 1:00am
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
Nori Aratake
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
We offer full catering and events services for both social and corporate entertaining. For more information, contact Craig: email@example.com or 646-596-0603.
Private Party Facilities:
Haru Gramercy Park's private mezzanine and bar can accommodate up to 60 guests for a private event.
Private Party Contact:
Craig Saslow (646) 596-0603
Getting there
Cross Street:
18th Street
Public Transit:
Haru Gramercy Park is conveniently located at 220 Park Ave South and 18th St., just north of Union Square. The 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R and L trains stop there.
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Haru Gramercy Park is a modern Japanese restaurant serving a wide variety of traditional sushi and sashimi as well as our signature specialty rolls such as the "Gramercy Park", "Park Avenue", and the "Super Dynamite". We offer inventive dishes like ceviches, tartares, and creative salads. These
combined with savory hot dishes such as Filet Mignon, Grilled Spicy Shrimp, Chilean Sea Bass, and our Salmon and Chicken Teriyaki allow our menu to please everyone's tastes. Haru Gramercy Park features two-story windows an interior water fall and mezzanine dining. Haru has two full bars and lounges that offer a carefully crafted list of artisanal sake, international beer and wine and our famous Haru Signature Cocktails. This array of libations, together with Haru's sleek modern decor and innovative menu present a unique an memorable dining experience.
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I cannot say enough about the fish
tacos!!! I wanted to have them for my entree too! Very good food and friendly staff. Definitely going again."
Dined on 8/15/2014
Not worth the money for the food.
It is an attractive space for parties, etc."
Dined on 8/14/2014
worst sushi i've ever had. period.
legit grocery store quality."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Wonderful menu featuring superb
selections. Very attentive service and reasonable prices."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Went there during Restaurant Week
on 8/14/2014. My order of fish taco's, and sushi plate had large pieces of fresh fish which was excellent. My companion had tempura. The quantity of tempura will satisfy the hungry but the tempura batter was heavy and not crispy as found in typical tempura restaurants. Had a view of their order system and found that our food was ready, but not served in timely manner. Hence, the tempura was cold. Server was very busy and refills of our tea was not done periodically."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Restaurant week was my first time
at the restaurant. Everything was amazing. I made a reservation and was seated promptly. The soft lighting created great ambiance. The food was very tasty and you were never waiting long for the course which followed. The waitress was very friendly, she was able to make light conversation, smile and recommend the best dishes and cocktails from the menu. I will definitely go back again."
Dined on 8/8/2014
This place has good quality of
food, but our lunch took over an hour to finish. If you're on a tight schedule for lunch, I would not recommend this restaurant. It took us 10 minutes just to get someone to ask us for our drink order. It took us about 15-20 minutes between getting seated and getting our first course of food. The Asian chicken salad we ordered off of the restaurant week menu was very delicious and had a great medley of different tastes and textures, and a nice crunch to it. The fish tacos weren't bad either. I would consider going back here, but definitely wouldn't come if I were very hungry or pressed for time as expediency is not a forte of this place."
Dined on 8/7/2014
The quality of food - outstanding
w/ large portions. Waitress was never around to replenish drink orders."
Dined on 8/6/2014
We came here for restaurant week
after reading some great reviews and it did not disappoint. The RW menu was aptly priced and well worth it. The sushi and sashimi were fresh and on point. The only thing was the prices felt a bit high for what we're used to, but at least the portions were big enough. Service was great, we were checked on continuously and water filled through the night (big pet peeve of mine). Highlight of the night? Cheesecake tempura - who knew that fried cheesecake would taste so good?"
Dined on 8/5/2014
The sushi was tough, and not very
inventive. The dessert was frozen middle ( cheesecake) and the chocolate sauce was canned. It was very disappointing as we were visiting new York for the first time and had saved up this as our big dinner out. Expensive too- we had much bbetter meals in ny for much less."
Dined on 8/5/2014
For restaurant week, this place
wasn't anything special. I have had much better sushi other places."
Dined on 7/31/2014
We were very happy with the
selection and portions of the restaurant week menu. And the service was very good."
Dined on 7/29/2014
Quality sushi, great service and
absolutely delicious cocktails!"
Dined on 7/24/2014
I really enjoyed the food here.
The waiter I had a nice, and helpful when asked questions. I will be back here again!"
Dined on 7/24/2014
Food was good, service was not.
Took forever to take our order and the waitress was rude and inattentive"
Dined on 7/20/2014
Terrible wait service. Manager
was the one bright light. Food order came out wrong. Waiter was argumentative.Right order came out over cooked and cold. Ended up having no lunch at all. I was surprised as I have eaten at this place many times."
Dined on 7/8/2014
It had awesome specialty rools and
great sushi. Service was attentive and sincere. HOWEVER... Tempura was a disappointment. There are two types of tempura dough. One-to be eaten as tempura or used in nabeyaki. These a light flaky easy to crack and crisp. Then there is the one used for rolls which are less crispy and more doughy. TOP Japanese restaurants should make a different batter depending on the use."
Dined on 7/5/2014
You always know what you're going
to get with Haru - and that's a good thing. A consistent, if not exciting, business lunch or quality sushi dinner."
Dined on 6/30/2014
Consistent! Food always fresh and
delicious. Service is excellent - staff attentive, especially at the table! This Haru is definitely a neighborhood gem...overall best in comparison to your other locations. Have dined here for 2 consecutive weeks. Will only return to this one - no matter where I am in the city - in the future."
Dined on 6/25/2014
Always incredibly fresh and
inventive, Haru has the most incredible sushi and truly delightful cocktails. Every bite of sushi is astounding!"
Dined on 6/21/2014
Good sushi, but a little expensive
for what you get. Sat outside, enjoyed a warm evening, and still had good service. Looks like there could be some not-so-desirable seats inside, but cool atmosphere in the front of the restaurant."
Dined on 6/21/2014
One of my favorite places in the
city.Good drinks,cool ambiance,nice happy hour!"
Dined on 6/11/2014
Some unique dishes. Seafood soup
delicious. Seared tuna excellent and enough for two. Ichiban whisky smash a great cocktail."
Dined on 6/6/2014
I have been coming here for years
and always enjoy my meals here. They have creative rolls, the bar is always happening and I enjoy the wait staff here as well. "
Dined on 5/31/2014
Love the fact that they have
traditional rolls but when you incorporate it with their own signature style of sushi, i.e spicy titanic roll along with spicy crab caviar roll, unlike no other. Hands down my absolute favorite. Definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to take a bit on a the wild side of amazing sushi."
Dined on 5/18/2014
Absolutely delicious and never
fails. I have been here many times and keep coming back. "
Dined on 5/14/2014
the variety is great, the sushi is
just okay, i tend to go for the other choices. wine and saki selections are good."
Dined on 5/8/2014
I always have a good meal. Love
the cucumber rolls-that is what brings back every time. "
Dined on 5/6/2014
Meal was so slow. Never saw the
waiter. Forgot our dessert and he was very blasé about it, kind said he was sorry, didn't promise to rush it. I was disappointed because I wanted it and would have let myself be convinced. Really, if the food was not so good I would never bother. Go when you have the luxury of being there forever. "
Dined on 4/22/2014
Spicy garlic shrimp and sea bass
were delcious. Filet mignon app was overcooked. We asked for med & it came out well. The soy dipping sauce w king crab dumplings needs wasabi. Otherwise it was good "
Dined on 4/18/2014
Had a $15 lobster roll for lunch
which was not impressive at all; it was dry and bland. Two of the 8 pieces were pretty much just filled with lettuce. My friends had the Roll Combo, which had a tuna roll, california roll and salmon avocado roll and they enjoyed it. Those looked way more appetizing. "
Dined on 4/15/2014
Haru has good, but not
outstanding, food. Location is nice. I think it is a bit overpriced."
Dined on 3/28/2014
Haru is great, Sushi is fresh and
carefully crafted. I go here all the time and it never disappoints"
Dined on 3/27/2014
This restaurant has had no hot
entrees for almost a month. We were told on several occasions that this is because of a gas problem, but with no indication when it will be fixed. I have seen no Con Ed trucks in the vicinity. Seems very odd. This restaurant is off my recommended list until it straightens out its problems."
Dined on 3/25/2014
fantastic seafood spicy soup,
always great....often have to order what you want and explain it because not everything possible is on the menu. example, i wanted a crunchy spicy tuna roll but it's only on menu for some stupid reason as spicy crunchy SALMON roll....glad i asked. the regular spicy tuna roll is awful mushy texture. everything is fresh. always. quality isn't an issue so if they could just work out the consistently irritating misses, then the ways they are a hit would bring me back more often. pretty waterfall cascading flat on the entry glasspane is soothing. it's LOUD, though, so don't bring business clients here if you want to actually talk, god forbid. the hostess staff is everchanging, too, but usually nice."
Dined on 3/25/2014
...Haru delivered a great meal.
They've been having problems with the gas lines, so could only serve cold and room temperature food. Not a big problem for a sushi restaurant, though, and my latest meal was as divine as my many previous meals at Haru."
Dined on 3/20/2014
As part of Haru's "Access"
membership, I received a voucher for $40 dinner for two including a bottle of wine, appetizer, two entrees and dessert. This was such a great deal! The food was delicious and our waitress was great. Unfortunately that night the gas was not working so we could not order anything that needed grilling, but there were still many great options. The King Crab dumplings were delicious, and the sushi entrees were pretty generous in size considering the great price deal. Will definitely be back!"
Dined on 3/17/2014
my friend and I had a late dinner
at Haru on Saturday night and as usual had an amazing time. There was an issue in their kitchen so they did not have all of their usual hot entrées available - - nevertheless the sushi was outstanding! The wait staff very attentive without being overbearing"
Dined on 3/15/2014
When we arrived, we were told that
there was a gas leak in the kitchen and there would be no hot food served. We were shocked that they would be open for business. The restaurant was not crowded, maybe about 10 people dining, yet it took 30 minutes for our first appetizer to arrive and it was a sobu salad. Then, we had to ask for our drinks which were so diluted we couldn't even taste the alcohol. We finally got our entrees another 20 minutes later. We had the slowest service of all times, average food quality, cheap quality cocktails but at Park Ave prices. And not to mention having been put at risk during the gas leak."
Dined on 3/15/2014
Great decor and Ambience! Hot food
wasn't available due to a long-running kitchen/ oven issue :("
Dined on 3/12/2014
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"A farmer, a few days ago, took a load of Wheat to Harrison's Mill, part of which he exchanged for Flour; and, after his return home, his wife, on attempting to make light bread with some of it, to her utter astonishment, she could not make it rise, with the aid of both pearl-ash and yeast. Said she to her husband 'What the devil has got into old Harrison and his mill, that he can't make flour any more?' Said the husband, 'I don't know that either the Devil, Tom Walker, or any thing else, in particular, has got into him or his mill, more than usual, which was never to forget the toll dish at the proper moment: but this I can tell you, that while the wheat was grinding, I smelled the most awful and horribly offensive smell that ever assailed my olfactory nerves, and which rushed into the mill, dense as the Egyptian darkness, enveloping the whole machinery in its loathsome effluvia, thereby becoming incorporated with the flour as it poured from the Bolt till it destroyed its intellect so effectually, that it is beyond the possibility of being resussitated, even by the power of saleratus.'"
The writer added that he saw hundreds of hogs in mud to their bellies and "faces as long as Judas', when he sold the Saviour," including some dead ones right next to the mill which accounted for the odor and the bad flour.
He called upon the leaders of Belleville to do something.
Poor old Harrison suffered even more in November 1843 when his mill burned to the ground.
In a four-inch article on page two of the Daily Advocate, old Harrison at least received a first initial, "T."
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"It becomes our painful duty this week to chronicle the severest shock ever experienced by our town or county. The destruction of the extensive flowering Mills of this place owned by T. Harrison & Co. The fire was first discovered about 11 o'clock Thursday night, last week, and the rapidity of the flames were such that nothing was saved, save a few barrels of wheat; the saw mill and machine shop attached to the mills were soon enveloped in flames, and what had been, but the evening before, the pride of our Town, and the boast of our noble county, was in a few hours, a mass of ruins.
All the capital the Messrs. Harrisons could command was invested in wheat, every bushel of which was in the Mill; near 70,000 bushels; all was lost. What was most surprising to us, is that they had not a cent of insurance upon any thing, so that these men have lost in a few hours the fruits of their labor for a lifetime. The total loss is estimated at between $75 and $80,000."
The first Advocate edition of 1844 contained a small item noting only that the mill would be rebuilt.
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As Harrison-Switzer Milling Co., it was purchased by Switzer's widow in 1889. It was bought by J.F. Imbs in 1917. It later served as a mixing plant for International Multifoods.
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The secret of our having 'hid our lights under a bushel' was the ability to pre-program the event out of the public eye and the glare of pre-show publicity. The tool we used was the new WYSIWYG Design. With this software we were able to create a virtual model of the Palace and a virtual lighting rig, which matched exactly the equipment we would use in reality. We were also able to create rendered images to show clearly what we planned so that it might be integrated into the display as a whole and so that the very limited programming time 'on-site' did not compromise the lighting design.
This software is a fantastic tool for lighting designers and I am convinced that the success of our event was due to our being empowered by WYSIWYG to practice our effects beforehand. The realization of live events of this nature are reliant on an astounding crew (and luck), but as a famous golfer was quoted as saying when he was told that his chosen sport was purely a matter of luck... "True, but it's funny you know, the more I practice the luckier I get!"


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BY Tom James Tribune Star
The Washington Times-Herald
---- — Heading into this afternoon's regular-season opener with the Oakland Raiders (1 p.m., Lucas Oil Stadium), here is a position-by-position look at the 2013 Indianapolis Colts:
Starter – Andrew Luck. Backup – Matt Hasselbeck.
The Colts have opted to go with just two quarterbacks on the regular-season roster this season. Luck had a strong pre-season and Hasselbeck provides perhaps the best primary backup in several years. Former No. 3 quarterback Chandler Harnish was among Indianapolis' final cuts and then signed to the practice squad.
Starter – Vick Ballard. Backups – Ahmad Bradshaw, Donald Brown, Stanley Havili (FB).
Heading into the Oakland game, Ballard figures to be the starter. Bradshaw, though, will see plenty of playing time as part of a three-back rotation along with Brown. Bradshaw, who did not play in the pre-season, could end up as No. 1 on the depth chart as the season progresses. Havili is the lone true fullback on the Colts' regular-season roster.
Starter – Dwayne Allen. Backups – Jack Doyle, Coby Fleener, Dominique Jones.
Allen appears to have recovered from a foot injury that he incurred during the second week of training camp. He did not play in the pre-season. Allen, though, is expected to start the regular-season opener with the Raiders. Fleener had an inconsistent pre-season but is expected to be a key contributor to the Colts' offensive attack. Doyle, an Indy native, was added to the roster after being released by Tennessee and will help fill the role of end-line blocker and H-Back. Jones was released, re-signed to the practice squad and then elevated to the regular-season all in a matter of three days.
Starters – Reggie Wayne, Darrius Heyward-Bey. Backups – T.Y. Hilton, David Reed, Griff Whalen. Suspended – LaVon Brazill.
The Colts have pretty good quality at receiver with Wayne, Heyward-Bey and Hilton. Heyward-Bey and Hilton will share one outside receiver position, with Hilton also getting work in the slot. Whalen is the No. 4 receiver for now with Brazill being sidelined for the first four games of the season due to violations of the league's substance abuse policies. Reed is recovering from a concussion suffered in the final pre-season game but is expected to be the No. 5 receiver for now.
Starters – LT Anthony Castonzo, LG Donald Thomas, C Samson Satele, RG Mike McGlynn, RT Gosder Cherilis. Backups – C/G Khaled Holmes, G/T Jeff Linkenbach, T/G Joe Reitz, G Hugh Thornton.
Castonzo is recovering from a sprained knee but is expected to be in the starting lineup against Oakland in the season opener. McGlynn is also rehabbing a sore knee. He should start as well. Satele returns for his second season as a starter. Thomas and Cherilis were signed as veteran free agents during the offseason and will hopefully help to stabilize the Colts' offensive line. Holmes and Thornton are promising rookies who could push for playing time. Linkenbach and Reitz are both versatile veterans who can play several positions.
Starters – DE Cory Redding, NT Aubrayo Franklin, DT Ricky Jean Francois. Backups – NT Josh Chapman, DT Montori Hughes, DT Ricardo Mathews, DE Fili Moala.
Two new starters in Franklin and Jean Francois with Redding the lone returnee from the 2012 season. Chapman is expected to see plenty of work as he rotates with Franklin at nose tackle. Versatility earmarks the rest of the defensive line as Hughes, Mathews and Moala can all play dual positions. Hughes has been impressive as a nose tackle and defensive tackle. Mathews and Moala have proven adept at playing tackle and end.
Starters – SLB Erik Walden, ILB Pat Angerer, ILB Jerrell Freeman, RLB Robert Mathis. Backups – ILB Kavell Conner, ILB Mario Harvey, OLB Cam Johnson, ILB Kelvin Sheppard. OLB Bjoern Werner.
New starter at strong side linebacker in Walden. Angerer appears to be healthy again after struggling with a foot injury all of last season and during the pre-season this year. Freeman led the Colts in tackles last season as a first-year starter. Mathis moves over to be the rush linebacker, taking over for former starter Dwight Freeney. Indianapolis looks to have good depth with Conner, Harvey and Sheppard inside. Johnson was added to the roster on Monday in a trade with the San Francisco 49ers. He can play either the rush or the strong side outside linebacking role. Werner, the Colts' top draft pick last spring, continues to be a work in progress but has played relatively well in the early going.
Starters – LCB Greg Toler, S LaRon Landry, S Antoine Bethea, RCB Vontae Davis. Backups – S Sergio Brown, CB Darius Butler, CB Josh Gordy, S Delano Howell, S Joe Lefeged, CB Cassius Vaughn.
The Colts have improved the secondary with the additions of Toler and Landry. They should team with Davis and Bethea to give Indianapolis a strong starting group. Landry and Bethea are both listed as safeties, with either one having the ability to play near the line or back in pass coverage. Butler, Vaughn and Gordy provide pretty good depth at cornerback. Lefeged, Brown and Howell strengthen the safety position.
Starters – P/KO/H Pat McAfee, PK Adam Vinatieri, LS Matt Overton, KR David Reed, PR T.Y. Hilton.
McAfee and Vintatieri combine to give Indianapolis a great one-two punch on special teams. McAfee is the Colts' punter, kickoff specialist and placement holder. Vinatieri had a strong pre-season and appears ready to start his 19th year in the league. Overton is in his second year as Indianapolis' long snapper. Reed will most likely handle kickoff returns while Hilton is the primary punt returner. CB Cassius Vaughn can also return kicks for the Colts.


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"Great Adventure!"
After reading the short story of "Here there be Monsters", which is a prequel to this book, I was ready to consume all the steam punk that has been written in this series. I had never read steam punk before and didn't have a clue what it means. So after looking it up it means in short using sci-fi technology, history, fantasy and combining them in a story. The story is a little confusing the first hour, but it prevailed and made a wonderfully fun adventure.
"Missing potbelly pig."
This series is like a song that you like really well the first couple of times you hear it, but it gets old fast the more you hear. Don't get me wrong I like this series, but maybe it should have ended a book back or so. I probably will continue to read as long as I put some time in between listening to the books in this series and I get it on sale. Overall I would give this book a 3.5 rating. I'm not a huge fan of the narrator, she is just too slow and I ended up listening to this on fast speed.
"Me, Myself and 42."
I really liked Confessions of a D-list Super Villain and the Dead Eye series so I went ahead and took a chance on this book. While good, detective stories are just not my thing. Mostly this is about coming to term with being a clone. I was hoping it would be funnier, in which case I wouldn't have cared what the main story line was about. There is no humor in this book. Only me, myself, 42 and a bunch of other clones that have vastly different personalities. Narrator was a little dry, but overall he was okay.
"I imagine this would be better in print."
While this book is slightly funny it tends to jump from characters to character without the benefit of letting us know it is from a different point of view. There was also a lot of out of the blue additions to the story without much explanation. This might be due to the transition to audiobook. I like to get short stories sometimes to break up the long audiobooks. While this book did the job it was only a filler book and I see there is more to this series, I won't be getting them. Narrator is slightly high pitched.
"Magic Flares."
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is way better than the first book and I'm glad I gave this series another chance. I bet there was a new editor because this book flowed much better than the first. I only liked the first book okay, which got better toward the end which was why I gave this series another chance. Magic Burns on the other hand was good and makes me want to read more of Kate Daniels. I like a strong heroine who doesn't think she is the best at what she does so when she gets hurt it isn't shocking and annoying. I also like to see characters who care about others. Kate taught Bran how to be a real hero, which was cool in my book. I'm also intrigued with how the relationship with Kate and Curran might develop. This book had me laughing out loud several times. Narrator was okay, she was a little over dramatic at the end.
"Let the games begin."
I recommend reading this book after Lothaire but before Macrieve. Yes it is an spin off of IAD series but really it is a continuation of the series, just with different characters and location. Which to be truthful that is how all the books are in this series. For me Shadow's Claim was another wonderful addition to the series and Kresley Cole cannot write fast enough to satisfy me. This wasn't my favorite book from KC, but I still gobbled it up. My only complaint was that Bettina drove me crazy with her obsession of her childhood friend. Who in my opinion wasn't that great of a friend. Luckily like me she couldn't resist a sexy vamp who would do anything for her. Robert Petkoff was drool worthy as usual.
"NOOOOOO, I don't want to wait for more."
I just recently started and finished this series and I loved it. I read the books back to back which I hardly ever do because I tend to get bored of a series if I do that, well not with this one. Each story is awesome they have different characters, different adventures, different trials and tribulations to conquer. Lanthe and Thronos story is another incredible addition and I never want this series to end. Not to mention the hot romance going on that is only emphasized by the one and only sexy reading of Robert Petkoff. I recommend reading Shadow's Claim before this book since it has references in Dark Skye from Shadow's Claim.
"Yell Loudly."
My son and I love the movie so much that we decided to get the book and give it a try on our car trip. First off the book is nothing like the movie. Second off it is still really good. This book was hilarious with just the right amount of goofy. I loved all the names and the description of events, driving by us in the car all you would see is a bunch of crazy people laughing there fool heads off. I do still like the movie better only because I liked Toothless's character better in the movie. I loved the narrator and I hope to see him do more audible works. The only thing I wish wasn't in the book was the music and growling noises that were added in between chapters.
"Mediocre at Best."
I tried to like this series, but I just couldn't it was only a mediocre story. I just don't understand how this series gets so many 5 star reviews. I am not a fan of Harry Dresden he is such a whining bore and always saying one thing and doing something different, usually something dumb. I'm sick of his complaining that he has no money, most people get another job that pays if they are going hungry. I'm also not a fan of Murphy she is over the top supposed bad ass, but instead it seems like she is throwing a tantrum instead. What this book does have going for it is that there is lots of supernatural lore that has an interesting take on it. There is lots of action and mayhem that also improve the book some. Unfortunately the narrator is sleep inducing with a touch of a saliva swallowing problem. I solved that problem by putting on the fast speed for listening. I gave Storm Front the first book a better review thinking I would like this book better, but this book just make me like the first book less but admittedly it wasn't terrible. Although I think I will skip the rest of this series.
"Sleeping with the Enemy."
Another enjoyable listen. I'm glad to see that Molly Harper finally came out with another werewolf story. I like this series better than the Nice Girl series. As usually Molly Harper brings lots of humor to her stories. Being more of an Alpha female myself, I have a hard time understanding why women let this happen to them. I know if some man abused me like that, I would find a way to hide the body. I realize I'm not as sensitive to this subject matter as I should be, which could be why I tend to identify with with Maggie the most. Amanda Ronconi is an excellent narrator.
"Lykae claiming at work."
This book was great. I love the characters, I especially liked Munroe's foster kids. I'm all about books that have strong heroines and alpha hunks. I liked how you always knew that Macrieve was a good guy, and you knew all along that there was going to be a hiccup somewhere since the beginning of their relationship was way to perfect. The trick was to figure out how to get back to normal. There was humorous parts that had me grinning from ear to ear, and some very disturbing parts that made me want to claw out the bad guys eyes. This series is up there as one of my favorites. Kresley Cole is an automatic download for me now. I will be listening to her other series soon. There is a preview of her book Poison Princess at the end of this book.
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The rest of the ship was very tacky. Main dining room was also very tacky and food was similar to cafeteria food! My husband ordered the "sweet and sour shrimp" for his main course and was given 3 breaded shrimp similar to what you would find in a box of Gordon's fish fillets with a tiny bowl of store bought sweet and sour sauce! The ships private steak house is to die for! Emerald's steak house is incredible and well worth the $35! Why can't they have that on the main dining room menu!
The over all layout of the ship was confusing and annoying. The basketball court was located directly above the steak house! The kiddie playground was right next to the adult serenity relaxation area! The only way you can get from one end of the ship to the other is by using one hallway on one level which created a crowd of people constantly! They had a medical emergency which required a helicopter and there wasn't even a helicopter landing area on ship! The helicopter had to hover and drop a basket! Think I'll stick with RCI!


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Stephen T. Kinsey, Professor & Graduate Coordinator
Ph.D., Biological Science, Florida State University,
Tallahassee, FL, 1996
M.S., Marine Science, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg, FL, 1991
B.S., Biological Science, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, 1987
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Our lab is broadly interested in comparative physiology and biochemistry, with an emphasis on how cellular processes affect complex, whole animal phenotypic traits. Much of our effort at the cellular level is directed at understanding muscle energetics and the metabolic principles that drive cellular design. That is, we try to understand how biochemistry works in living cells, accounting for such features as metabolic organization and intracellular diffusion. Our studies of muscle function are then used to define aspects of whole animal behavior, such as the limits to burst escape locomotion or exercise endurance. We study marine invertebrates (such as crabs and lobsters) and fishes because of the extreme diversity in structure and function found in tissues from these organisms, as well as mice, which are excellent biomedical models. We use several experimental techniques that allow us to non-invasively probe metabolism in living cells, including nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and confocal microscopy, as well as invasive approaches such as cDNA microarray analysis, spectrophotometric assays, muscle contraction measurement, and electron/light microscopy.
Kinsey, S.T., K.M. Hardy and B.R. Locke. (2007). The long and winding road: influences of intracellular metabolite diffusion on cellular organization and metabolism in skeletal muscle. Journal of Experimental Biology. 210:3505-3512.
Nyack, A.C., B.R. Locke, A. Valencia, R.M. Dillaman and S.T. Kinsey. (2007). Scaling of post-contractile phosphocreatine recovery in fish white muscle: effect of intracellular diffusion. American Journal of Physiology, Integrative Comparative and Regulatory Physiology. 292(5): R2077-R2088.
Hardy, K.M., B.R. Locke, M. Da Silva and S.T. Kinsey. (2006). A reaction-diffusion analysis of energetics in large muscle fibers secondarily evolved for aerobic locomotor function. Journal of Experimental Biology 209: 3610-3620.
Kinsey, S.T., P. Pathi, K.M. Hardy, A. Jordan and B.R. Locke. (2005). Does intracellular metabolite diffusion limit post-contractile recovery in burst locomotor muscle? Journal of Experimental Biology 208: 2641-2652.
Johnson, L.K., R.M. Dillaman, D.M. Gay, J.E. Blum and S.T.Kinsey. (2004). Metabolic influences of fiber size in aerobic and anaerobic muscles of the blue crab, Callinectes sapidus. Journal of Experimental Biology 207: 4045-4056.


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Sheriff's Dept. Unveils License-Plate Scanners
Scanners Can Gather Information From License Plates Of Parked Or Moving Vehicles
With a grant from the Barona and Sycuan casinos, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department added another piece of high-tech gear to their arsenal.
» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On TwitterThe sheriff's department announced Monday the acquisition of low-profile, infrared cameras that automatically scan license plates whether in a parking lot or on the highway."Where I would have to manually enter every license plate I wanted to check on, this new system does it for me and at a rate of several hundred cars per minute," said sheriff's Sgt. Robert Niderost at a demonstration at sheriff's headquarters in Valley Center.Whether at 80 miles per hour or 8 miles per hour, the system automatically scans license plates, captures a digital color picture and checks it against a database of stolen cars as reported by the California Department of Motor Vehicles.The department has had the technology since 2009, and while there is not a direct correlation with the equipment, the auto theft rate in the sheriff's jurisdiction in the county has declined 16 percent from 2010 to 2011.The latest addition to the department will be assigned to the Valley Center area of the country.Valley Center has four Indian casinos deputies often patrol and the readers can lead law enforcement to those who may be wanted."We often do on a regular basis find wanted persons who want to hide out and it does help us locate them when we find their vehicles," said Lt. Mike McClain, the officer in charge of the Valley View substation.The car, cameras, computers and radios added up to more than $78,000.


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Lake Erie College receives $1 million grant
(PAINESVILLE, Ohio) – Lake Erie College recently received a $1 million grant from the Jane D. White Fund #1 of the Cleveland Foundation. This money will be used for the renovation of the Austin Hall of Science, a project for which groundbreaking will take place in spring 2009.
Jane D. White served as professor of physical education at Lake Erie College from 1949-1953 and as dean of students from 1954-1961. She married James F. Lincoln, chairman of the board of Lincoln Electric and chairman of the Lake Erie College Board of Trustees, in 1961
She was instrumental in construction of the Jane White Lincoln Center for Physical Education and Recreation, opened in 1979 and named in her honor. This building was used as the center for Lake Erie College athletics until it was razed and replaced by the Jerome T. Osborne Family Athletic & Wellness Center in 2004.
"We appreciate this grant from the Cleveland Foundation and the foundation's recognition of the importance of renovating our science building," said Lake Erie College President Michael T. Victor. "The $1 million grant from the Jane D. White Fund #1 will move us a step closer to initiating this important project."
Pending board approval, the College intends to name the main lobby in the Austin Hall of Science in memory of Jane D. White.
Established in 1914, the Cleveland Foundation is the world's first community foundation and the nation's third-largest today, with assets of $2 billion and 2007 grants nearing $85 million. The foundation improves the lives of Greater Clevelanders in perpetuity by building community endowment, addressing needs through grantmaking, and providing leadership on vital issues.
"We're very pleased to help Lake Erie College in renovating the Austin Hall of Science," said Robert Eckardt, senior vice president for programs and evaluation at the Cleveland Foundation. "The foundation is very impressed by the recent growth at Lake Erie, and we recognize the importance of upgrading the college's science facilities to the highest level."
Founded in 1856, Lake Erie College is a dynamic and progressive institution of higher education. The College offers 29 undergraduate majors, including a program in equine entrepreneurship – the first of its kind in the country. This coeducational college, grounded in the liberal arts, enrolls just over 1,200 students of all ages and is nationally recognized for its equine studies programs and international learning opportunities for students.


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Information Security Incident Management
Information Security Incident: An unauthorized acquisition of sensitive information, either by intrusion or user error, typically maintained in a paper or an electronic format.
Policy Statement
The Information Security unit of Missouri State University will remain prepared to handle information security incidents until resolution.
Suspected or confirmed information security incidents must be reported to University Information Security Officer (ISO), or, in the ISO's absence, the Electronic Information Regulatory Compliance Specialist.
The ISO will investigate the report, and if a breach of Level 2 – Level 5* information has occurred, will inform the Chief Information Officer (CIO). The CIO will inform the University administration, and/or law enforcement, as appropriate. The ISO will take measures to contain the incident and begin the investigation and documentation process.
If an intrusion occurs but no Level 2 – Level 5 information is breached, the ISO will handle the incident by containing the intrusion and notifying the system owner and custodian for remedial action, as well as starting the investigation and documentation process.
In the event that a public notification of the security incident is warranted (e.g. a violation of governmental regulation, local decision to notify, etc.), the CIO will consult with the appropriate University Chancellor, Vice President(s), Provost, General Counsel, and/or University Communications to develop the response.
The lessons learned from the incident response will be used to enhance processes, methods, and capabilities for future use.
Violations, or failures to report violations, may be subject to disciplinary action.
*Please refer to the data definition section of the Data Classification Policy for classification levels and definitions.
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This policy describes the course of action to be taken by University representatives when an information security incident occurs.
Any unauthorized acquisition of sensitive information will have a detrimental effect on the University. This includes damaged reputation, loss of confidence in the University's ability to handle information, financial loss from hesitant donors, work hours wasted in the containment and notification phases of a breach, and the cost of any necessary credit-monitoring services for affected individuals. The University has an obligation, and desire, to protect the sensitive information of its community.
The HITECH Act of the ARRA of 2009 and R.S.Mo. Chapter 407 (2009) have incident response requirements and will be followed when the incident meets their criteria.
Entities Affected by this Policy
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Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Flood rules and mobile/manufactured homes are expected to be the major topics when Georgetown City Council holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday.
According to city officials, the Flood Damage Prevention & Control Ordinance needs to be updated to match the State model.
The ordinance being presented was scheduled to be heard by the City Planning Commission Tuesday night and has received input from City attorney Elise Crosby as well as the state floodplain coordinator and Waccamaw Regional Council of Governments.
There are some new rules in the ordinance update. For example, all new construction and substantial improvements in the established Coastal High Hazards Area must have the space below the lowest floor either free of obstruction or constructed with non-supporting breakaway walls, open wood lattice-work, or insect screening intended to collapse under wind and water loads without causing collapse, displacement, or other structural damage to the elevated portion of the building or supporting foundation system, the draft ordinance states.
If a property owner seeks a variance from the ordinance rules, they can appeal to the citys Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA), according to the draft. The BZA rulings can be appealed to the Circuit Court.
Variances, the draft states, may be issued for the repair or rehabilitation of historic structures if it will not preclude the structures continued designation as a historic structure and the variance is the minimum necessary to preserve the historic character and design of the structure.
Mobile/manufactured homes
At the request of Councilman Clarence Smalls, the citys mobile and manufactured home ordinance is being discussed Thursday.
Under the proposed additions to the ordinance, used manufactured homes must meet minimum habitability requirements.
Any home moved on a lot must be inspected and approved before a permit is issued. In addition, the home must meet zoning requirements for setbacks, the draft states.
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There's a solution to the growing phenomenon of "serialized meetings" among elected officials: Make every e-mail they send or receive, that pertains to public business, part of the official record for public meetings.
If put where everyone can see them, people could see what their representatives have been saying to their peers, to city or town staffers, or to their constituents. This way, nothing can be done in the darkness, since it is being forced into the sunshine.
Rep. Stacy Dostie, D-Sabattus, has a new bill before the Legislature to stop "serialized meetings" that can occur via e-mail. (These pseudo-meetings occur when selectmen or councilors build consensus for decisions via e-mail, in violation of the spirit of Maine's
open-meeting laws.)
This is a direct result of goings-on in her town regarding the departure of the town manager, Gregory Gill. In this case, decisions about Gill were essentially made via e-mail among selectmen.
This is not right, yet so easy in this era of tweets, texts and forwards. Serial meetings should be punishable, but by then, the damage is done. How are they preventable?
Easy. Whenever a board of selectmen or city council is scheduled to meet and a packet of material is prepared, their e-mails about public business should be in the official record. If these e-mails contain nothing questionable, no harm is done.
And if they do, whatever it is can be addressed with proactive haste, instead of reactionary zeal.
Only one town — that we know of — does this. Bar Harbor regularly provides the e-mails of its selectmen (which was started through the laudable efforts of the Bangor Daily News.) Constituent questions, official chatter, public announcements ... all are detailed and available.
It's a brilliant idea. By having e-mails available for inspection, officials cannot misuse instant communication to skirt sunshine laws.While collection and dissemination of this material for some municipalities could be burdensome, we'd submit the alternative is worse.
Namely, the revelation of public e-mails — like what's happened in Lewiston, Sabattus, Rumford, etc. — that can show officials too willing to cross ethical, professional and statutory bounds when they think nobody is looking. Offering e-mails voluntarily would be a refreshing blast of honesty from municipalities, by both endorsing transparency and committing to ensure all their business is public.
Electronic communication, on the whole, is a frontier for public records laws. (Issues with social networking sites like Facebook, for example, are only now being explored.) The right strategy is transparency. People shouldn't be wondering what their selectmen or city councilors (or legislators) are talking about via electronic means.
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The Torah is Judaism's most important text. It is composed of the Five Books of Moses and also contains the 613 commandments (mitzvot) and the Ten Commandments. The word "Torah" means "to teach."
Traditionally a Torah is written on a scroll that is then wound around two wooden poles. This is called a "Sefer Torah" and it is handwritten by a sofer (scribe) who must copy the text perfectly. When in modern printed form, the Torah is usually called a "Chumash," which comes from the Hebrew word for the number "five."
The writings of the Torah are also part of the Tanach (Hebrew Bible), which contains not only the Five Books of Moses (Torah) but 39 other important Jewish texts. The word "Tanach" is actually an acronym: "T" is for Torah, "N" is for Nevi'iim (Prophets) and "Ch" is for Ketuvim (Writings).
The Five Books of Moses
The Five Books of Moses begin with the Creation of the World and end with the death of Moses. They are listed below according to their English and Hebrew names. In Hebrew, the name of each book is derived from the first unique word that appears in that book.
- Genesis (Bereisheet) – "Bereisheet" means "in the beginning." This book talks about the Creation of the World, the Great Flood, and also tells the stories of Judaism's patriarchs and matriarchs. These stories begin with Abraham and Sarah and end with Joseph in Egypt.
- Exodus (Shemot) – "Shemot" means "names" in Hebrew. This book tells story of the Israelites bondage in Egypt, their journey to Mt. Sinai (where the Ten Commandments are received) and their wanderings in the wilderness.
- Leviticus (Vayikra) – "Vayikra" means "And He Called" in Hebrew. This book deals mostly with priestly matters such as rituals, sacrifice, atonement and ritual purity.
- Numbers (BaMidbar) – "BaMidbar" means "In the wilderness" in Hebrew. This book talks about the Israelites wanderings in the desert as they continue towards the Promised Land.
- Deuteronomy (D'varim) – "D'varim" means "words" in Hebrew. This is the final book of the Torah. It recounts the Israelites' journey according to Moses and ends with his death just before they enter the Promised Land.


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Patriots-Bears Week 14 game time changed
The NFL has flexed the kickoff time for the Patriots-Bears game at Soldier Field on Dec. 12 from 1 p.m. ET to 4:15 p.m. ET. CBS will air the game.
Lovie Smith hot-seat meter: Freezing
As it stands today, Lovie Smith has a better chance of getting a contract extension after the season than he does of losing his job.
Bears MVP Meter: Week 12
Julius Peppers and Brian Urlacher are battling for the top spot on the MVP Meter, and Jay Cutler could be making a late-season surge.
Bears players of the week
Jay Cutler's four-touchdown performance against the Eagles earned him Offensive Player of the Week honors in Week 12.
Fan falls to death at Soldier Field
A 27-year-old man died after falling at Soldier Field during the Bears-Eagles game on Sunday.
Bears alone in first after win over Eagles
Jay Cutler tied a career high with four touchdown passes and the Bears beat Michael Vick and the Eagles 31-26 to take sole possession of the NFC North lead on Sunday.
Eagles-Bears prediction
Dan Parr says the Bears' defense isn't going to let Michael Vick dominate the game, but he'll be able to make a couple big plays, and that could be all it takes for the Eagles to win.
Peppers, L.T. top free-agent pickups
For this week's NFList, we polled the PFW staff to determine who were the best free-agent acquisitions of 2010. Topping the list is Bears DE Julius Peppers, the highest-priced signee of all.
Eagles CB Samuel out for Sunday
The Eagles have ruled CB Asante Samuel out with a sprained MCL, and he will not make the trip to Chicago. CB Joselio Hanson will start in Samuel's place.
Eagles-Bears matchup of the day: Saturday
The Bears match up against Eagles QB Michael Vick about as well as any defense in the league.
The Chicago Bears have agreed to a one-year contract with cornerback Zack Bowman. The Bears announced the agreement on Friday.||||||| Bowman has appeared in 57 games with 16 starts over five seasons with the Bears, recording seven interceptions and 13 pass break ups and five fumble recoveries - including two for touchdowns. He played in 11 games last season, recovering two fumbles and returning one for a touchdown.
The Minnesota Vikings have signed Bowman to a one-year contract.||||||| Bowman led the Bears with six interceptions and 10 passes defensed in 2009. But he lost his starting job in 2010 and never regained it in the past two seasons. In Minnesota, he'll be relied upon to add depth to a Vikings secondary that struggled last season. The 27-year-old likely will also be used on special teams.
Bowman will make his first career start in place of Nate Vasher at right cornerback Sunday against the Steelers.||||||| Bears coach Lovie Smith has been impressed with Bowman, who had about a dozen snaps at cornerback in the season-opening loss at Green Bay after battling a hamstring pull in training camp.
Bowman scored a touchdown on a fumble and intercepted a pass in the Bears' 48-41 win over the Vikings last Sunday, but suffered a biceps injury and is expected to have surgery within the next few weeks. He was then placed on the IR||||||| Bowman had been elevated from the practice squad last week to help the Bears' injury-depleted secondary.
The Bears agreed to a four-year deal with Bowman on Tuesday. Chicago has now signed or agreed to terms with a league-high 10 of its 12 picks||||||| Bowman, a fifth-rounder, had 56 tackles and three interceptions in 22 games with Nebraska after starting his collegiate career at New Mexico Military Institute.


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INDIANOLA - We mourn the loss of another of the greatest generation, those who served in WWII. Claud Erie Hooker passed away peacefully in the night of April 26, 2013. He was born on July 27, 1924 near Cisco Texas the youngest of six children. During the depression his family grew most of their food and grew peanuts as a cash crop. Farming is where he learned his work ethic which was evident in Claud the remainder of his life. He lived on the family farm in Eastland County for his first 17 years. A few days after Pearl Harbor, he lied about his age and enlisted in the navy. Claud served in the Pacific Theater as an engineer on a landing craft and participated in many WWII Pacific battles. After the war he married his sweetheart, Madelyn, and they were married for 60 years until she went home to the Lord in 2009. They had two sons, Claud (Butch) Hooker and Charles (Chuck) Hooker. Madalyn and Claud also took in a young teenager, Don Poe, who they considered an adopted son.
Claud opened Hooker's Automotive in Austin and serviced vehicles for over 45 years. He loved to hunt, fish and write. He won a national poetry award for a poem about a campfire and three old hunters. After Madalyn's death Claud moved to Indianola on the Texas coast. He joined the Hatch Bend Country Club in Port Lavaca, made many friends and won a few tournaments despite being 86 plus years. He spent most of his days golfing and writing a book about his experiences in WWII. The book titled, Away All Boats - Stories of a Young Texas Soldier was recently published. He had a life long love affair with the game of golf. Two weeks ago Claud and his sons played in a tournament where he shot 82 and birdied several holes. He lived a full, active, "can do" life until his last breathe.
Claud is survived by his two sons Claud (Butch) Hooker (wife Caroline) and Charles Hooker (wife Corinne); grandchildren Colby Hooker, Cheryl Hooker Soto and April Hooker Rodriguez; great-grandchildren Miles, Avery, Lily, Nolan, Sadie, and Levi.
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AMESBURY — A state trooper working a detail on Interstate 495 in Amesbury Tuesday morning was sent to the hospital after the cruiser he was sitting in was struck by a box truck.
Kenneth Gaetz, who is a member of the state police's media relations department, was treated and released from Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport that same day, according to a hospital spokeswoman.
The driver of the box truck, Seldon A. Towles, 66, of Richmond, Va., was charged with negligent operation of a motor vehicle, leaving the scene after property damage and two breakdown lane violations.
According to state police, the box truck, owned by M&L Transport of Pennsylvania, sideswiped Gaetz's cruiser as it was idling in the breakdown lane. As a precaution, Gaetz was transported to Anna Jaques for evaluation. Gaetz's cruiser and the box truck were towed from the scene.
According to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Gaetz was watching over guardrail repairs, specifically guardrail end treatments damaged over the winter. The job was being performed by DeLucca Fence. Guardrail work of that type is conducted by several crews working along a common stretch of highway. Typically, these roving crews are protected by advanced warning signs, electronic arrow signs, cones and police details.
Tuesday's incident occurred in the breakdown lane of I-495 north area between Route 110 (exit 55) and the point where the highway meets Interstate 95 north. Work at the particular location had been completed and the contractor was picking up the traffic setup to move to the next location.
The contractor was getting ready to hook up to the arrow board to his truck when the incident happened. After striking the arrow board, Towles' vehicle apparently came into contact with the detail trooper's vehicle some distance down the roadway, according to MassDOT.


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can women wear perfume?
Asalaam Alaikum,
Wearing or smelling perfume does not break ones fast.
Source: http://spa.qibla.com/issue_view.asp?HD=1&ID=4181&CATE=170
answered Jul 13 '13 at 14:49 KHAN 40●6
What if it has alcohol in it??
(Jul 13 '13 at 17:37) sadie ♦
If you enter a room and someone is smoking and you inhale it, this also does not break your fast. - Think this can apply to smell of alchohol.
(Jul 14 '13 at 03:47) KHAN
Not my thought. My thought is alcohol being in the perfume and spraying your skin thus going into your skin. If mouth wash has alcohol you can't use it during fast so why is perfume ok???
(Jul 14 '13 at 03:51) sadie ♦
Sorry, the comment i previously stated would be if you entered a room and inhaled the alcohol/smoke unintentionally.
However, if you inhale the perfume/smoke by intentionally drawing it towards you this will break your fast. Have a read at the link i posted.
(Jul 14 '13 at 04:01) KHAN
I did read it. But it still doesn't speak concerning alcohol in perfume. This is what I want cleared.
(Jul 14 '13 at 04:03) sadie ♦
I understand where you're coming from, however, the alchohol generally found in perfumes/deodorants is not haraam to use
Read more: http://spa.qibla.com/issue_view.asp?HD=1&ID=72&CATE=90
(Jul 14 '13 at 04:10) KHAN
Thanks alhamdulillah my Allah reward you. Now what about the fatwa on woman wearing perfume any time ? This in itself is a concern
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The political spin machine has been working overtime explaining why North Carolinas unemployment insurance program owes $2.5 billion to the federal government.
Senate Republican leader Phil Berger blamed it on previous leaders mismanagement for several years.
The state Senate Republican leadership, in a news release, pinned it on previous Democratic legislatures and governors who made irresponsible decisions that hurt the solvency of our states unemployment insurance system.
But heres the truth. The reason North Carolina got in such a hole, is the state led by both Democrats and Republicans went overboard in cutting unemployment taxes trying to please business during the flush times.
That, of course, is not the current GOP line in Raleigh, which goes something like this: Business had been mistreated under Democratic rule, and now the Republicans are here to correct matters and make sure business gets a fair shake.
In fact, North Carolina cut unemployment insurance taxes six times between 1992 and 2000.
Nice little Christmas gift
When the recession hit, there were not sufficient reserves to handle the huge growth of unemployment benefits as many companies began laying off workers. So North Carolina, like 30 other states, began borrowing from the federal government to cover the first 26 weeks of jobless benefits when unemployment soared during the recession. The state continues to borrow about $25 million a week to cover those benefits.
The tax cuts began in 1992, when, at the urging of Republican Gov. Jim Martin, the Democratic legislature repealed a temporary 20 percent surcharge on unemployment taxes put in place in 1987. The move was made at the request of the business community, which said it would give a much-needed boost to the economy, help attract new companies to the state, and save businesses an estimated $50 million to $60 million annually.
In 1993, in an effort to make the state more attractive to business, the Democratic legislature, at the urging of Democratic Gov. Jim Hunt, cut the unemployment insurance rate by 30 percent. They said it would save businesses an estimated $171 million annually.
In 1994, the Democratic legislature was back again with a 39 percent cut in unemployment insurance taxes.
With the election of a Republican House during the 1994 GOP landslide, Hunt tried to get the jump on the GOP lawmakers, when in December he proposed a 23 percent cut, which the legislature passed in 2005.
This is an easy one, said Democratic Senate leader Marc Basnight. Its a nice little Christmas gift for all the businesses in North Carolina.
The 23 percent tax cut gave North Carolina the lowest unemployment insurance rate in the country. I think anytime that our state has the lowest tax rate, it gives us a big leg up on economic development, said Bill Rustin, a business lobbyist at the time.
In 1996, a moratorium was passed by a Republican House and a Democratic Senate, allowing businesses with a positive balance to pay no tax and lowering the new business rate from 1.8 percent to 1.2 percent. In 2000, the contribution rates for all accounts were reduced by 20 percent for 2000 and 2001.
All the tax cuts received near-unanimous support from Democrats and Republicans.
No plan for lean times
I am not above blame.
I wrote column back in November 1993, urging the legislature to further cut unemployment taxes, writing: this is a way of painlessly returning money to the private sector without laying off state workers or cutting services.
By the time the recessions of 2001and 2008 hit, North Carolina was not prepared with an adequate reserve.
The lesson we learned from this experience is that we ought to plan for lean times, said Harry Payne in 2003, when he headed the Employment Security Commission.
The legislature passed a plan last week to fix the unemployment insurance debt, that was basically crafted by business. Not surprisingly, most of the sacrifice falls not on employers but on the folks unlucky to get laid off.
Those who lose their jobs will see their maximum benefits reduced by roughly one-third, from $535 a week to $350 per week, and the maximum weeks of benefits reduced from 26 to a sliding scale of between 12 and 20 weeks, depending on the unemployment rate.
Now you might think that business having benefited from years of tax cuts that got us in this fix in the first place might have agreed to shoulder most of the cost of the fix. But business said no, that would hurt the economy. Business has all the high-priced lobbyists and bankrolls most of the legislators campaigns.
The unemployed have virtually no voice in the legislature. So they get stuck with the tab.
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