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OSCAR MAYER RECALLThere's a food recall you need to know about: Kraft is recalling 96-thousand pounds of Oscar Mayer Classic Wieners. Seems some regular hot dog packages may have the hot dogs in them that contain cheese, which could make kids who are allergic to milk, ill. You can see exactly which hot dogs are affected by the recall, at the link, above.
FERRY LATESTAuthorities are getting an arrest warrant for the captain of a ferry that sank off the coast of South Korea. They're also getting warrants for two crew members.
PASSENGER FERRY LATESTUnless the passengers are found soon from that ferry that sank off South Korea's coast yesterday, rescuers say the operation will have to go from rescue, to just recovering bodies. At last count, 179 were rescued, nine were confirmed dead, 287 still missing. Most of them were high school students on what was supposed to be fun trip to a tourist island. As it sank, one of the kids sent a heartbreaking text that read, 'Mom...
RESCUE TEAMS SEARCHING FOR MISSING FERRY PASSENGERS, MAINLY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSRescue teams are still searching this morning for more than 300 people missing from a passenger ferry that sank off South Korea.
BLOOD MOONDid you see the blood moon? The lunar eclipse that made it look like the moon was deep orange to red. Although most of us couldn't see it, here, because of clouds, there are some spectacular photos of it, online.
WEATHER: WHEN IS LAST FROST DATE?We're about to get through the "Winter that would not die!"Today's the 15th, and Nashville's last frost is usually no later than April 20th.
BIG WEATHER CHANGES IN NEXT 24 HOURSJust so you can't say you weren't ready, although we had temperatures in the 70s this weekend, we have a freeze watch and a wind advisory in effect for Middle Tennessee, with overnight lows around 37 tonight and lows at or near freezing tomorrow night. That means early gardeners will be pulling the sheets off the bed and throwing them on the azaleas. Today, rain, wind and thunderstorms, maybe some flooding.
HIT AND RUN DEATHA 13-year-old was killed and his mother was injured in a hit-and-run collision yesterday afternoon on I-24 in Smyrna. The suspected driver, identified as 33-year-old Tina L. Wilson, kept driving after hitting the family's vehicle while they were changing a tire. Wilson was found in Davidson County and taken into custody. She faces charges of leaving the scene of a fatal crash and failure to report a fatal crash, probably more later.
TITAN PRE-SEASON SCHEDULEThe Titans announced their preseason schedule yesterday. It opens at home agaisnst Green Bay the weekend of Aug. 7th. Then they hit the road for back-to-back games against the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons. The Titans' final preseason game will be at home against the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday, Aug. 28.
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MISSING PLANEA navy ship helping in the search for the missing Malaysian jetliner has detected two more signals in addition to the two they heard Saturday. All the signals were within 17-miles of each other. Time is running out since the plane's black boxes only have a battery life of about a month.
LONG LOST LETTER FROM MOMThey don't call it "snail mail" for nothing. A Brooklyn woman, Susan Heifetz, has received a birthday card that was sent by her mother in 1969.
B'BALLThe University of Connecticut is the men's NCAA basketball champion. UConn knocked down the Kentucky Wildcats, 60-54 in last night's title game. It's NCAA women's final tonight downtown at Bridgestone Arena with UConn facing off against Notre Dame.
MINOR TN QUAKEA 3.1 magnitude earthquake was reported in Northwest Tennessee yesterday morning. According to the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, the quake happened at 1:24 a.m. The epicenter was a few miles from Dyersburg.
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(4:25p Eastern) – I just finished talking to Chris Bosh in Sacramento … and he told me that he's circling Wednesday as his possible return date to the Raptors line up.
Bosh has been doing some light workouts over the last couple of days. He ran with the team at shoot-around yesterday morning, and was back on the floor at practice today.
Bosh told me he has next-to-no pain in his right knee right now. He's feeling drastically better … and finally able to go through drills, etc. with no major aches or issues.
Bosh admitted that he'll still need a few days to get the strength back in his legs – so don't expect to see him play against Sacramento or Utah – but he's definitely on the road to recovery. He said it wasn't that long ago that he couldn't back-peddle or even walk up stairs without experiencing pain … but that's all gone now.
So there ya have it folks … if you've got tickets to Wednesday's game at the ACC … you might have a chance to see CB4 in action for the first time in 10+ games.
You can hear my 1 on 1 chat with Bosh on tomorrow night's Raptors/Kings pre game show.
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MORE than 3000 CFA volunteers from across the state put their skills to the test this weekend at the 131st Urban State Championships in Bendigo.
Events like this are an opportunity to network, meet new people, share experiences and learn
Hoses, ladders, branches and hydrants were apparatus' of choice for the CFA volunteers, who took part in a variety of competitions aimed at building fitness and practical firefighting skills.
Several teams from Western Australia and one team from the Melbourne Fire Brigade were among the 67 teams competing at the three-day event at Lake Weerona, which finishes at 1pm Monday.
Bendigo Fire Station officer in charge Bruce Quarrier the championship was more than just a competition.
"Events like this are an opportunity to network, meet new people, share experiences and learn from one another," he said.
"They are also a great form of training."
On Saturday evening brigades assembled for the traditional Torchlight Procession at 8:30pm.
Members wound their way through the streets of Bendigo from McLaren, Mundy, Mollison and Williamson Streets before entering Lyttleton Terrace and finishing at the back of the Bendigo Fire Station in Hopetoun Street.
Local CFA committee member Len Doye said the competition helped people develop their teamwork skills and discipline, through activities such as working together to put water on a target.
"It's all a matter of getting a group of people together who can do the work," Mr Doye said.
He also said it was also a terrific social event and a way for people to swap stories.
"There's quite a lot of camaraderie between the brigades ... they like to get together and share a lot of their experiences."
Mr Doye said about 80 per cent of competitors were male but more women were starting to compete in recent years.
"The women are coming into it more and more," he said.
"It's quite physical.
"When you're running down a track pushing a wheel ... it's quite a physical feat."
More than 3000 compete in Urban State Championships
Mr Doye said the Kangaroo Flat Brigade was on track to win as of Sunday night.
Victoria's 60,000 dedicated volunteers train to national professional standards for emergency management and response, practice their craft through regular exercises and build community preparedness for fires and other emergencies.
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Impacts of national development and decentralization policies on regional income disparity in Korea
AbstractThis paper analyzed the effects of national development and decentralization policies on the regional income disparity in Korea. It also attempted to test whether there was a structural change in the causal relationship between income inequality and its determinant factors. This study found that the degree of variation in regional incomes was positively correlated with the spatial distribution of decentralization instruments such as educational services, employment, infrastructure facilities, and information network variables. The effects of some decentralization policies on regional income inequality were fully realized within a period of three years. Finally, the impacts of the spatial decentralization of public goods on regional inequality fluctuated until the early 1980s but were stabilized as industrial restructuring and spatial reorganization progressed during the 1990s. Copyright Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003
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"Fiscal decentralization and regional disparity: Evidence from cross-section and panel data,"
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Musical Monday
This week's Musical Monday is in honor of a phenomenal name that has left her mark in the history books of performing. She was a multi-Award winning actress, who's legacy is being honored this week by one of her best know theatrical works. In memory of Lauren Bacall, here is this week's Musical Monday.


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OAKLAND — The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit board approved a tentative labor contract Thursday after stripping out a disputed family medical leave provision that officials with its two largest unions have said they want included.
Board members voted 8-1 to approve the deal, minus the provision that would give workers six weeks of paid annual leave to care for sick family members. The transit agency said the provision could cost $44 million over four years if one-third of union workers take six-week leaves each year.
BART officials announced last week that the provision had been inadvertently included in the proposed contract due to an error.
The parties agreed to a tentative deal Oct. 21 after six months of agonizing negotiations and two strikes that caused headaches for hundreds of thousands of people who ride the nation's fifth-largest commuter rail system.
"We hope the unions will take the agreement, minus the six weeks of additional paid leave that was mistakenly included in the final document, back to their members," BART President Tom Radulovich said. "Simply put, (BART) cannot afford to give its employees another six weeks of paid leave, on top of the generous leave already allowed in the BART employee benefit package."
The decision creates uncertainty about the fate of the tentative contract. Representatives from the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1555 and Service Employees International Union Local 1021 called the move by the board an unfair labor practice.
The unions intend to discuss the matter with attorneys and members to determine the next step.
"I am deeply disappointed in the actions that the board took," ATU Local 1555 President Antonette Bryant said after the vote. "To take this action on something that was not presented to our members speaks to the fact that they are not adhering to the negotiation process."


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Capcom On Resi 6 DLC: 'Virtually All Content Will Not Be On Disc'
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Capcom issues statement in wake of on-disc Resident Evil 6 DLC discovery by modders.
Published on Oct 8, 2012
Capcom has issued an official statement in response to the news that modders discovered on-disc DLC for Resident Evil 6.
"We still have unannounced DLC for RE6 that will be revealed in the coming months and while virtually all such content will not be on the disc there will be one piece of content, that for technical reasons, requires the use of a combination of newly downloaded data and data that is included on the retail game disc."
There has been no price, date or details set for any Resident Evil 6 DLC yet but modders have discovered a new 'No Hope' difficulty along with extra Mercenaries maps on the disc.
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Instructor Kipper is the greatest. I'd recommend his class to those who want to put some physical activity in their lives.
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I am printing this T'ai Chi Ch'uan information to take to my Total Fitness Class at Timberhill Athletic Club, 2855 nw 29th street. It is great inspiration to those of us who want to stay active. Over 80 & Kipper's Mom.
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My adult son encouraged me to learn T'ai Chi. I am 73 years old. I am impressed by the way the instructor approaches this discipline. He is supportive and encouraging to people of all age groups and levels.
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July 06, 2013
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Johnny and Molly are mime artists! The only thing is, they arn't very good ....
Written and Animated by: Connor Attoe
Music by: Kevin MacLeod
This was my graduation film from UCA Farnham. It was publicly screened at the 'This is England' Festival in Rouen, France last Decemember, so yes, I'm kinda proud of this little cartoony-piece! Enjoy!
If you liked this! Be sure to check out the rest of my ANIMAYSHUNEH (animationy) films here! You know ... only if your not doing anything ...
Thank you to any reviews I haven't gotten round to responding to! I appreciate the feedback! :)
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Haha very cool and fun little film =). Final Fantasy 9 fan? lol
Thank you. Errr, no, I'm not a fan of Final Fantasy at all why do you ask?
Love it. Good job.
I LOVED it!!! Lots of thought put into it, entertaining, funny, I especialy like when they're in prison. Very good movie. I can see myself stopping to watch this alot. :)
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FDA Panel: Allergy Treatment Ragwitek Is Safe and Effective
Sublingual pill offers alternative to injections (January 24)
In a briefing document posted online, the FDA's Allergenic Products Advisory Committee has reported that Ragwitek (MK-3641, Merck, Sharp & Dohm), a sublingual pharmaceutical formulation of the allergen extract from short ragweed pollen (Ambrosia artemisiifolia), is a well-tolerated and effective immunotherapy option for patients with ragweed pollen-induced allergic rhinitis.
The treatment offers an alternative for adult patients (aged 18 years and older) in whom existing subcutaneous immunotherapy is appropriate, but impractical or not preferable. Treatment is initiated at least 12 weeks before the ragweed pollen season and is continued throughout the season.
In contrast to injection-based immunotherapy, the sublingual ragweed tablet does not require up-titration to achieve the maintenance dosing. Immunologic data indicate that the tablet acts through the lingual/oral immune system by modulating the allergen-specific immune response in ragweed allergic patients.
"Based on indirect comparisons, the efficacy demonstrated by MK-3641 is generally similar to or better than first-line allergic rhinoconjunctivitis pharmacotherapy. The adverse events were usually of mild intensity and short-lived," the panel reported.
Their opinion was posted a few days ahead of a meeting scheduled for January 28, during which the committee will discuss whether Ragwitek merits marketing approval.
Sources: FDA; January 24, 2014; and Reuters; January 24, 2014.
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Mayor-elect John Cranley invited reporters to his home in Mt. Lookout on Wednesday to discuss his plan and priorities for his first term as mayor of Cincinnati.
Cranley claims the invitation to his house represents the kind of accessible, transparent leadership he'll take up when he begins his term on Dec. 1.
Speaking on his immediate priorities, Cranley says he already contacted the nine newly elected council members and intends to build more collaboration with all sides of the aisle, which will include a mix of five Democrats, two Republicans, one Charterite and one Independent starting in December.
One of Cranley's top priorities is to cancel the $133 million streetcar project, which Cranley and six newly elected council members oppose. He also argues that the city should stop spending on ongoing construction for the project.
"Seriously, look at who got elected yesterday. At some point, this is a democracy. We shouldn't be agitating voters like this," Cranley says. "Let's not keep spending money when it looks like the clear majority and the clear mandate of yesterday's election was going in a different direction."
But in response to recent reports that canceling the streetcar project could carry its own set of unknown costs, he says he will weigh the costs and benefits before making a final decision. If the cost of cancellation is too high, Cranley acknowledges he would pull back his opposition to the project.
Canceling the streetcar project would also require an ordinance from City Council.
Mike Moroski, who on Tuesday lost in his bid for a council seat, already announced on Twitter
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placing an emergency clause on an ordinance that cancels the project, but he expressed doubt that a referendum would succeed.
On the current city administration's plan to lease the city's parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority, Cranley says he will work with fellow lawyers David Mann and Kevin Flynn, both of who won seats for council on Tuesday, to find a way to cancel the deal.
But that could prove tricky with the lease agreement already signed by the city and Port Authority, especially as the Port works to sell bonds — perhaps before Cranley takes office — to finance the deal and the $85 million payment the city will receive as a result.
Cranley also promises to make various development projects his top priority, particularly the interchange for Interstate 71 and Martin Luther King Drive. He says he will lobby White House officials to re-appropriate nearly $45 million in federal grant money for the streetcar project to the interchange project, even though the U.S. Department of Transportation told the city in a June 19 letter that it would take back nearly $41 million of its grant money if the streetcar project were canceled.
Cranley vows he will also work with local businesses to leverage public and private dollars to spur investment in Cincinnati's neighborhoods — similar to what the city did with Over-the-Rhine and downtown by working with 3CDC (Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation).
"We want to have some big early wins," Cranley says. "We want to get moving within a year on the Wasson Way bike trail, see significant progress at the old Swifton Commons and see Westwood Square developed."
He adds, "And we intend to reverse the one-trash-can policy, which I think is a horrible policy. … There have been several stories about illegal dumping that have resulted from that."
Cincinnati's pension system and its $862-million-plus unfunded liability also remain a top concern for city officials. Cranley says he will tap Councilman Chris Smitherman to help bring costs in line, but no specifics on a plan were given.
Private prison critics have been proven right once again. Smuggling incidents are on the rise around Lake Erie Correctional Institution, which Ohio sold to the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) in 2011.
In a letter to Gov. John Kasich's northeast Ohio liaison, Conneaut Councilman Neil LaRusch claimed a rise in contraband smuggling has forced local police to increase security around the CCA facility.
Since the end of 2012, four have been arrested and charged with smuggling. Another four were arrested Monday and police suspect they were in Conneaut for a smuggling job. According to the Star Beacon, the four suspects arrested Monday were only caught due to the increased police presence outside the Lake Erie prison.
LaRusch said Conneaut and its police department are already running tight budgets, and they can't afford to continue padding prison security. He then asked the state and governor to help out with the situation.
The letter prompted a reaction from the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio (ACLU), which has staunchly opposed prison privatization in the state. In a statement, Mike Brickner, director of communications and public policy for the ACLU, said, "Unfortunately, this is a predictable pattern with private prisons. Promises of lower costs quickly morph into higher crime, increased burdens on local law enforcement, and in the end, a higher bill for taxpayers."
He added, "This is not an anomaly. It is a predictable pattern. The private prison model is built on profit above all else. These facilities will cut corners and shift responsibility to taxpayers wherever necessary to maximize profits."
The governor's office and Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) could not be immediately reached for comment. This story will be updated if a response becomes available.
Update (5:00 p.m.): Col. John Born, superintendent of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, responded to the councilman's letter. In his own letter, Born doesn't contradict that there's a rise in drug smuggling, but he gives the issue more context.
Born wrote criminal incidents at the Lake Erie prison have actually decreased. He acknowledges drug smuggling cases went up from four in 2011 to seven in 2012, but he says drug cases have gone down at the prison since 2010.
He also claims seven other state prisons have seen a greater rise in drug smuggling. Born frames the issue in a national context: "Unfortunately, despite best efforts, the national problem of illegal drug usage and drug trafficking continues to plague our nation."
Regarding state assistance, Born wrote the Ohio State Highway Patrol does not have the authority to strengthen security in order to directly prevent drug smuggling: "It is important to point out the Ohio State Highway Patrol's legal authority and corresponding duties prior to the sale of the prison and after the sale remain largely unchanged. Ohio troopers did not have original jurisdiction on private property off institution grounds while under state operations nor do they today."
He adds the Ohio State Highway Patrol has already deployed more cruisers at the prison, but he believes local law enforcement are still the best option for responding to incidents.
JoEllen Smith, spokesperson for ODRC, wrote in an email, "DRC will be in communication with the parties involved to ensure any remaining concerns are addressed."
CityBeat previously covered private prisons in-depth ("Liberty for Sale," issue of Sept. 19). Within a week of the story going to stands, ODRC Director Gary Mohr said the state would not privatize any more prisons. On the same day of his announcement, Mohr apparently received an audit that found the CCA facility was only meeting 66.7 percent of state standards ("Prison Privatization Blues," issue of Oct. 10).
Cincinnati ranked No. 2 for highest child poverty out of 76 major U.S. cities in 2012, the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) of Ohio said Friday.
The numbers provide a grim reminder that more than half of
Cincinnati's children lived in poverty in 2012, even as the city's urban core began a nationally recognized revitalization period.
With 53.1 percent of children in poverty, Cincinnati
performed better in CDF's ranking than Detroit (59.4 percent) but worse
than Cleveland (52.6 percent), Miami (48 percent) and Toledo (46
percent), which rounded out the top five.
The data, adopted from the U.S. Census Bureau, also shows Ohio's child poverty rate of 23.6 percent exceeded the national rate of 22.6 percent in 2012, despite slight gains over the previous year.
"When three of the top five American cities with the highest rates of child poverty are in Ohio, it is clear that children are not a priority here," said Renuka Mayadev, executive director of CDF of Ohio. "Significant numbers of our children do not meet state academic standards because their basic needs are not being met."
With the contentious streetcar debate over for now, some local leaders are already turning their attention to Cincinnati's disturbing levels of poverty.
Mayor John Cranley on Thursday told reporters that he intends to unveil an anti-poverty initiative next year. A majority of council members also told CityBeat that they will increase human services funding, which goes to agencies that address issues like poverty and homelessness, even as they work to structurally balance the city's operating budget.
Outside City Hall, the Strive Partnership and other education-focused organizations are working to guarantee a quality preschool education to all of Cincinnati's 3- and 4-year-olds. The issue, which will most likely involve a tax hike of some kind, could appear on the 2014 ballot.
More bad news for Secretary of State Jon Husted. The Ohio Supreme Court told Husted his approved ballot language for Issue 2 contains "factual inaccuracies" and must be rewritten by the Ballot Board. Voters First previously contested the language as misleading to voters. If approved by voters, Issue 2 will put an independent citizens commission in charge of redistricting. Under the current system, state officials redraw borders, sometimes using the process for political advantage. In Cincinnati's district, the Republican-controlled process redrew the district to include Warren County, giving the district more rural voters that tend to side with Republicans instead of urban voters that tend to side with Democrats. Voters First mocked the process with a graph showing how redistricting decisions can sometimes be made in 13 minutes with no questions asked. CityBeat covered the redistricting process here when Issue 2 was still in the petition process.
Ohio's median income dropped last year, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau. But rates of poverty and uninsured rates remained the same. Nationwide, uninsured rates dropped from 16.3 percent in 2010 to 15.7 percent in 2011, meaning 1.4 million people gained health coverage. Some of that is attributable to health-care reform passed by President Barack Obama.Former University of Cincinnati President Greg Williams is getting a pretty nice going-away present. The Board of Trustees approved a package for Williams that adds up to more than $1.2 million. It includes a bonus, retirement benefits, consulting fees, a year's salary and a contract buyout. Williams abruptly left UC on Aug. 21, citing personal reasons.
Homeless shelters will cost more than expected, says 3CDC. The nonprofit group said it will cost about $40 million to build three homeless shelters and help finance others.
With the support of Democrats and Republicans, the Ohio legislature approved pension reforms yesterday. The reforms lower benefits, raise contributions requirements, increase the retirement eligibility age, establish new cost-of-living guidelines and set a new formula to calculate benefits, all for future retirees. For the most part, current retirees are not affected. Senate President Tom Niehaus, a Republican, said, "We know the changes are not popular, but they are necessary." Before the changes, the system was losing $1 million a day, according to a statement from Rep. Robert Hagan, a Democrat.Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio is pushing against banks that take advantage of college students. In a letter to Higher One, Brown told the bank to rework its contracts with universities. Brown wrote in the letter, "Federal student aid programs should help students prepare for the future, not extract fee income from them." He went on to ask the bank to redo its contracts so they are "consumer-friendly and consistent with reforms that Congress enacted for the credit card market."
Ohio's inspector general found ODJFS wrongly reimbursed organizations in central Ohio with federal stimulus funds when the organizations did not follow rules.
Vice President Joe Biden was in Dayton yesterday. During his speech, he spoke about the attack on the U.S. embassy in Libya, which led to the death of U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens. Biden vowed justice will be served.
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney unleashed a big foreign policy gaffe yesterday when he politicized the attack on the U.S. embassy in Libya. The attack was revealed to cause the death of Stevens after Romney made his comments.
Math shows homeopathy, a trend in medicine, is implausible.
Some members of city council agreed that the city needs to take a hard look at the way it inspects projects done with taxpayer money, but they took no action during a special joint committee meeting Thursday to discuss allegations that workers were being underpaid at the University Square development in Clifton.
Council members Laure Quinlivan, Cecil Thomas and Wendell Young presented a video investigation they conducted, which included interviews with workers on the project who claim they were being taken advantage of by the University Square developers.
Under Ohio and Cincinnati law, workers on projects funded by taxpayers must be paid a so-called "prevailing wage" (the same as a unionized worker) and be given benefits.
In Cincinnati, that wage is $23.17 an hour for the carpentry work done by the workers interviewed for the video.
The workers in the video claimed they were paid $500 for working a 60-hour week.
"Five-hundred dollars a week to me when you don't have a job, that's a lot," said Garrick Foxx, a construction worker on the project.
"But actually when you average it out, it's not. Like to the hour-wise it's probably like 9-something, so like I could actually make that working at McDonalds."
The University Square developer — a collaboration between Towne Properties and Al. Neyer, Inc. — is building a complex with a parking garage, residential units and retail space.
The City of Cincinnati has $21 million invested in the parking garage. The State of Ohio recently ruled that the prevailing wage provisions apply only workers constructing the garage that the city has money invested in.
Arn Bortz with Towne Properties said the controversy was ginned up by unions and it hasn't been proven that workers are being underpaid.
"All of this was started by the unions themselves because they became very unhappy when the State of Ohio said a sizeable portion of our project was not subject to prevailing wage," Bortz said. "They tried then to discredit and intimidate anyone who is on the other side of the table."
Bortz said he agreed to pay a prevailing wage even to workers who worked on parts of the project not subject to the law. He said he cuts a check to the subcontractors based on that agreement.
"Whether any of those subcontractors might have been unfair to the workers, we do not know," Bortz said. "If they were, they should be made to be fair."
Deputy City Solicitor Aaron Herzig said if the contract required a particular wage be paid and it wasn't, the city can bring a breach of contract action against the developers. But to start an investigation, a complaint must first be made.
The council members asked that their investigation be considered a formal complaint.
The City of Cincinnati today released the final draft for its plan to "re-establish (Cincinnati) as a model of a thriving urban city." Plan Cincinnati, which will be taken up in a public hearing on Aug. 30 at 6 p.m., is the first master plan for Cincinnati since 1980.
The primary goal behind the plan is to transition the city away from a model that emphasizes suburban living back to a more urban model. The plan's report justifies the shift by attributing it to a new societal need.
"Dissatisfied, American society is now beginning to reverse the trend (of suburban living) with the hope of returning to an environment that is more economically and environmentally sustainable, less dependent on the automobile, closer in scale to human form, and ultimately, truly more livable," the report says.
The plan will make this transition with six guiding principles: Provide more transportation choices, promote equitable, affordable housing, enhance economic competitiveness, support existing communities, coordinate and leverage federal policies and investment, and value communities and neighborhoods.
The vague principles are outlined in greater detail in the 228-page report, which can be read in full here.
One of the key parts of the plan is its expansion of options for non-automotive travel. The plan promises to focus more work on bicycle paths, support a Bicycle and Pedestrian Program and build links between bicycle systems to allow more cycling through the city. The city will also "design and construct the Ohio River Bike Trail through Cincinnati" and make the city safer for cyclists by making roads smoother and cleaner.
The plan also encourages other transportation programs. Establishing better coordination with Metro buses, building intercity rail systems and integrating the new streetcar into a greater transportation model are a few of the many suggestions in the plan. With these systems, the plan hopes to "facilitate economic development opportunities."
Beyond transportation, the plan also seeks to establish environmentally friendly programs. Some of the suggestions are developing a green construction incentive program, implementing smart grid networks and reforming the LEED tax abatement program to include additional energy efficient rating systems.
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City Solicitor John Curp and Ohio Ethics Commission Executive Director Paul Nick said in an Oct. 22 email exchange that it was OK for Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls to retain her job as a realtor and vote in support of the streetcar project, even though the project could indirectly benefit Qualls by increasing property values — and therefore her compensation as a realtor — along the route.
The email exchange was provided to CityBeat and other media outlets after mayoral candidate John Cranley criticized Qualls, who is also running for mayor, for the alleged conflict of interest at an Oct. 22 press conference.
Curp stated in an email to Nick that Qualls' potential gains from the streetcar project are too speculative and indirect to present a conflict of interest or ethical violation because the real estate sales are "arms-length transactions between private parties" with a flat 1 to 2 percent fee.
Nick's emailed response cited two previous Ohio Ethics Commission opinions to support Curp's analysis.
"It would be unreasonable to hold that lawyers, accountants, insurance agents, and other professionals have an interest in the contracts of their business clients. In general, such professionals are not deemed to be interested in the business dealings of a client, merely because they receive fees for professional services," according to a February 1986 opinion.
The opinion then clarifies that ethics violations must be directly tied to a project. For example, an insurance agent on City Council would violate ethics law if he or she voted on a construction contract in which his or her insurance agency is charged with handling bond sales for the contract in some way.
Curp also noted that Qualls had asked about the potential conflict of interest on "a minimum of two prior occasions."
Nick told CityBeat in a phone interview that it's normal for city officials to go through city solicitors before going to the Ohio Ethics Commission with an ethical question. If the city solicitor and commission agree a formal analysis isn't necessary, the situation is resolved with brief guidance.
For Cranley, the concerns suggest a contradiction to his previously touted beliefs about the streetcar.
Supporters of the streetcar project, including Qualls,
often tout potential property value increases and the economic gains
they would bring to Cincinnati as a reason to back the project. The economic gains were supported by studies from consulting firm HDR and the University of Cincinnati, which found the streetcar would produce a three-to-one return on investment in Over-the-Rhine and downtown.
Critics, including Cranley, say such property value increases are overblown to falsely justify what they call a "pet project."
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this game is so esey. i mean, all you do is hit the spacebar. thats it! how is this an RPG anyway? you cant contrail anything but what it says on the screen! what if i didnt want to buy the potion? what apout quests? all you can upgrade is stranth? there is no way you can lose to the boss at the end! this game is crap! its not even an RPG at all! i mean look at it! in what way is this supposed to be an RPG if you can do quests and stuff? all you do is press one butten the entier time! explain to me! the athore coments al totol lies! is it supposed to be stick dudes? i dont even know how this damn game got the daily 3rd prize, or a rating of 4.26!
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Found one too. I thought it was pretty badass.
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This has to be the worst game Ive ever played i have no idea how this got third daily or rating of 4.35 and people actually think this is good? I will never understand or maybe the people who like it sold there brain for a cookie well i sold a cookie for a brain and i do not like this stupid piece of horse shit.no star and a 0/5 i hop this crappy thing gets blamed. If you actually want to make a good rpg then look at epic battle fantasy 3 and that may inspire you to make something that isn't utter garbage come back when you have something that is actually good.
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date: 25 minutes agothis was a waist of 1 minute of my life this wasssss so bad i would have rather had to go through chinese water torchure in that one minute atleast that would of had me ocupied i mean for real u dont even have any choices you just have to go save some princess wich is probably some dumb little snot who wont even be thankfull why cant u join the enemy and kill the princess if ur not even going to be able to play quests atleast have choices on what you do this wasnt even an rpg id rather eat a dead roadkill skunk id rather have a buffalo take a diarea dump in my ear this game was terable it doesnt even deserve to be on this websight its a waist of internet
note the avgn refreance
as for the actual animation it was prety good bt nt tha muh animaton as a hole
stll goo tho