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Gov. John Kasich says he's cutting everyone's taxes in his 2014-2015 budget, but an analysis released Thursday found the plan is actually raising taxes for the poor and middle class. The Policy Matters Ohio report reveals the poorest Ohioans will see a tax increase of $63 from Kasich's budget plan, while the top 1 percent will see a tax decrease of $10,369.
For the poorest Ohioans, the new tax burden comes through the sales tax. On average, the bottom 20 percent of the income ladder will have their income taxes reduced by $8, but the sales tax plan will actually increase their average sales tax burden by $71.
The middle 20 percent fares slightly better. Under the budget proposal, they will get
a $157 income tax cut on average, but their sales tax burden will go up by
$165 — meaning they'll end up paying $8 more in taxes.
The top 1 percent get the most out of Kasich's tax plan.
Their income taxes will be reduced by a whopping $11,150. The top 1 percent
do see the highest sales tax increase at $781, but it's nowhere near
enough to make up for the massive income tax cut.
Kasich says his budget is all about creating jobs and spurring the economy, but the regressive tax system defies economic research. A previous analysis from the Congressional Budget
Office (CBO), which measures the budgetary and economic impact of
federal policy, found
letting tax cuts expire on the wealthy would barely dent the economy. The same report also found the economy greatly benefits from tax and social welfare programs that
disproportionately benefit the lower and middle classes.
Another report from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) also concluded tax hikes on the rich would have negligible economic impact. The findings made national Republicans so angry that they pressured CRS to pull the report. CRS later re-released the study — except this time it had nicer language to appease politicians that can't handle reality.
Kasich's plan proposes cutting the state income tax by 20 percent across the board and lowering the sales tax from 5.5 percent to 5 percent. To pay for the cuts, the proposal broadens the sales tax so it applies to additional services — including cable TV services, coin-operated video games and admission to sports events and amusement parks — while keeping exemptions for education, health care, rent and residential utilities.
For more analysis of Kasich's budget, check out CityBeat's other coverage:
Former Ohio governor Ted Strickland will not run for governor in 2014. In a statement released today, the Democrat who previously served four years as governor did not give a reason for why he won't run. But he did promise his wife and him will "continue to be politically active private citizens." Strickland also touted his accomplishments as governor, including energy, health care, social services and property tax reform. In September, Strickland faced criticism from the left for pushing for the Democratic platform to include a mention of God and a proclamation that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. The platform amendment contradicts decades of U.S. foreign policy.
Hamilton County wants an efficiency review of the Metropolitan Sewer District. Republican Commissioner Chris Monzel ordered the review. He says he expects "things at the Metropolitan Sewer District are being managed and operated in a highly efficient and effective manner," but he wants to make sure. MSD is currently taking part in a multi-billion dollar, federally mandated upgraded system. CityBeat wrote about MSD's green initiatives here.
Findlay Market might soon host Cincinnati's first freestanding restroom. If it goes well, it could be the start of a much bigger city-wide project, and freestanding restrooms will be built all around downtown and Over-the-Rhine. The test facility is being touted by Councilman Chris Seelbach and other city officials as they seek to provide better access to restrooms throughout the city.
Rep. Peter Beck, a Republican from Mason, is facing a possible ethics investigation from the Ohio House of Representatives. The controversy was prompted by a recently filed lawsuit, which alleges Beck participated in a fraud that cheated investors out of more than $1.2 million.
Some local educators are supporting the use of seclusion rooms in Ohio. The rooms, which are enclosed spaces used to calm or restrain children who become violent, have come under criticism after an investigation from StateImpact Ohio and The Columbus Dispatch found the rooms were being abused for the convenience of staff. Ohio does not currently regulate the use of seclusion rooms, but that is likely to change in an upcoming Ohio Board of Education meeting.
On the bright side, Ohio has the 10th best education laws, according to a study from StudentsFirst. Overall, Ohio got a C-, making it one of the 12 states to get a B or C. No state received an A. StateImpact Ohio has more on the grade here. State officials probably understand how I felt when I dropped out of a college history class because the professor was too strict of a grader. Then again, state education systems are probably more important than Colonial History 101.
The Blue Wisp, home of the greatest spinach-and-artichoke dip in the universe, is looking to renegotiate its lease. Over the holidays, restaurant hero and Blue Wisp manager Ed Felson told customers his jazz-themed restaurant and club is having financial problems.
The most emailed phrase while committing fraud at work is "cover up."
One major problem with prolonged space missions: Humans become lazy and sleepy. It seems like being an astronaut isn't different from any other job. Who can we rely on when aliens finally invade?
President Barack Obama gave his State of the Union speech yesterday. During the speech, Obama outlined fairly liberal proposals for the economy, climate change, gun control and immigration. He also suggested raising the minimum wage to $9 and attaching it to rising cost of living standards. The Washington Post analyzed the proposals here. To watch a bunch of old people clap too much while the president outlines policy proposals that will likely never pass a gridlocked Congress, click here.
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is standing firm in its firing of Purcell Marian High School administrator Mike Moroski. The termination came after Moroski publicly stated his support for same-sex marriage on his blog — a position that contradicts the Catholic Church's teachings. CityBeat covered Moroski's case in this week's news story, and gay marriage was covered more broadly in a previous in-depth story.
Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls wants to stop
the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) from selling
768 housing units in Walnut Hills, Avondale and Millvale. Qualls says
the sale is "eerily similar" to a sale dating back to 2007, which
resulted in dropping property values and blighted buildings. She argues local buyers should get a chance to take up the properties before HUD makes the sale to a New York company.
State Treasurer Josh Mandel is up to his old tricks again. In a letter to Ohio legislators Monday, Mandel, a Republican, opposed the Medicaid expansion,
claiming, "There is no free money." But for the state, the Medicaid
expansion is essentially free money. The federal government will cover
all the costs of the expansion for the first three years, then phase down to paying 90 percent of the costs by 2020 — essentially, free
money. Gov.
John Kasich, another Republican, has backed the Medicaid expansion, claiming it makes
financial sense in the long term. In 2012, Mandel lost the race for Ohio's Senate seat after he ran
a notoriously dishonest campaign against U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Financing details for the Brent Spence Bridge are due in March. The details will provide much-wanted information for local residents cautious about the new tolling scheme, which will help pay for the bridge's reconstruction.
Cincinnati officials and residents celebrated the work completed near the Horseshoe Casino at an event yesterday. Mayor Mark Mallory highlighted the infrastructure improvements made to accommodate the casino, calling the work a successful collaboration between city government, the casino and residents.
The Ohio Resource Center has a new website for K-12 digital content. The website, ilearnOhio, is supposed to provide parents and students with the tools needed for online distance learning.
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill is being sued for not paying rent. The restaurant claims it's financially viable, but it's holding the rent in escrow after its landlord allegedly violated the leasing agreement. The establishment was one of the first to open at The Banks.
A public Ohio school district is fighting a lawsuit in order to keep its portrait of Jesus. The school district claims the portrait is owned by a student club and is "private speech," but opponents argue the portrait violates separation of church and state.
Update on the Alamo situation at Tower Place Mall: Only one tenant remains.
The unofficial spokesman of Heart Attack Grill, the infamous Las Vegas restaurant, died of a heart attack.
Americans expect a human mission to Mars in the next 20 years, but that's probably because they don't know how little funding NASA gets.
An asteroid will barely miss Earth on Feb. 15. If it were to hit, it would generate the explosive equivalent of 2,500 kilotons of TNT. In comparison, the nuclear bomb that hit Hiroshima during World War 2 generated a measly equivalent of 17 kilotons of TNT.
The City of Cincinnati's unemployment rate moved down a notch between September and October, from 6.9 percent to 6.8 percent, according to data from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Greater Cincinnati and Hamilton County followed suit; Greater Cincinnati dropped from 6.4 to 6.3 percent, and the county dropped from 6.4 to 6.2 percent.
The numbers, which were unadjusted for seasonal factors, seemed positive overall. Unlike last month, the unemployment rate did not move down due to people leaving the civilian labor force, which measures the amount of people looking for work in addition to the amount of people who have jobs. Instead, labor forces in Cincinnati, Hamilton County and Greater Cincinnati all grew.
The city is now better across the board than it was in October 2011. The civilian labor force and amount of employed are larger, and the amount of unemployed is lower. The city's current 6.8 percent unemployment rate is also a vast improvement from the 9.1 percent unemployment rate in October 2011.
Greater Cincinnati and Hamilton County made similar improvements in all numbers. Back in October 2011, Greater Cincinnati was at 8.1 percent unemployment, and Hamilton County was at 8.3 percent.
However, Cincinnati remains below the state's seasonally unadjusted unemployment rate of 6.3 percent. It does beat the nation's seasonally unadjusted 7.5 percent rate, however.
Part of the recovery is likely fueled by improvements in the housing market. Cincinnati's housing numbers from October showed a 16.5 percent year-over-year improvement, according to the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors.
Unemployment numbers are calculated through a household survey. The unemployment rate gauges the amount of unemployed people looking for work in contrast to the total civilian labor force. Since the numbers are derived from surveys, they are often revised in later months. State and federal numbers are typically adjusted to fit seasonal employment patterns to give a more consistent rate, while local numbers are not.
Is the race for Ohio secretary of state already underway? Ohio Sen. Nina Turner, who is considering a run against Secretary of State Jon Husted in 2014, says she will introduce legislation to protect voters against Republican efforts to limit ballot access. She also criticized Husted for how he handled the 2012 election, which CityBeat covered here. Husted responded by asking Turner to "dial down political rhetoric."
Build Our New Bridge Now, an organization dedicated to building the Brent Spence Bridge, says the best approach is private financing. The organization claims a public-private partnership is the only way to get the bridge built by 2018, rather than 2022. But critics are worried the partnership and private financing would lead to tolls.
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners threw out
a Metropolitan Sewer District competitive bidding policy yesterday. The
policy, which was originally passed by City Council, was called unfair
and illegal by county commissioners due to apprenticeship requirements and rules that favor contractors within city limits. Councilman Chris Seelbach is now pushing for compromise for the rules.
Believe it or not, Cincinnati's economy will continue outpacing the national economy this year, says Julie Heath, director of the University of Cincinnati's Economics Center.
Three Cincinnati-area hospitals are among the best in the nation, according to new rankings from Healthgrades. The winners: Christ Hospital, Bethesda North Hospital and St. Elizabeth Healthcare-Edgewood.
Democrat David Mann, former Cincinnati mayor and congressman, may re-enter politics with an attempt at City Council.
In its 2013 State of Tobacco report, the American Lung Association gave Ohio an F for anti-smoking policies. The organization said the state is doing a poor job by relying exclusively on federal money for its $3.3 million anti-tobacco program. The Centers for Disease Control says Ohio should be spending $145 million.
The Air Force is gearing up for massive spending cuts currently set to kick in March. The cuts will likely affect Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Dennis Kucinich, who used to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives, will soon appear on Fox News as a regular contributor.
For anyone who's ever been worried about getting attacked by a drone, there's now a hoodie and scarf for that.
Mitt Romney will visit the Cincinnati area this week: tonight at a private fundraiser at the Hilton Netherland Plaza, Thursday at a Carthage manufacturing comany and this weekend to hang with Rep. John Boehner up north and probably with Sen. Rob Portman at some point. President Obama plans to be around soon, too.
Economists say Romney's job creation claims need more specifics before they'll be believable. On the other hand, Obama's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has saved or created 1.4 million to 3.3 million jobs, according to the Congressional Budget Office, and the American Jobs Act would create 1.9 million, according to Moody's. From NPR:
+11.5 million — that's how many jobs Romney claimed last September he would create in the first term of his administration. But true to form, Romney never said how he would create that many jobs, nor has any reputable economist backed up his claim. "Nowhere in the 160 page plan could I find a stated job creation number," wrote Rebecca Thiess of EPI. "The math doesn't just appear to be fuzzy — it appears to be nonexistent." Added David Madland of the Center for American Progress: "It is a plan from the Republican candidate for president designed to maximize corporate profits. What it doesn't do is help the middle class or create jobs." Even the conservative editorial page of the Wall Street Journal called Romney's 59-point economic tome "surprisingly timid and tactical considering our economic predicament."
Democrat Ron Barber won the congressional seat left by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who survived an assassination attempt and resigned to focus on her recovery. The win gives Democrats hope for taking control of the House in November.
California could become the first U.S. State to require that genetically modified (GM) foods be labeled as such on the package if a November measure, "The Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act," passes.
What makes the referendum in California different is that, for the first time, voters and not politicians will be the ones to decide. And this has the food industry worried. Understandably so, since only one in four Americans is convinced that GMOs are "basically safe", according to a survey conducted by the Mellman Group, and a big majority wants food containing GMOs to be labeled.
This is one of the few issues in America today that enjoys broad bipartisan support: 89% of Republicans and 90% of Democrats want genetically altered foods to be labeled, as they already are in 40 nations in Europe, in Brazil, and even in China. In 2007, then candidate Obama latched onto this popular issue saying that he would push for labeling – a promise the president has yet to keep.
Retail sales were down for the second month in May. Go buy something.
More than 2,000 proposals for new internet suffixes have been proposed, including ".pizza," ".space" and ".auto."
Scientists have figured out why woolly mammoths went extinct: "Lots of reasons."
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney announced his running mate Saturday: U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan. Ryan is currently the chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Budget Committee. He is known by many Republicans as an "intellectual" in the party. He is known by everyone else as the guy who tried to dismantle Medicare. Ryan is also a Miami University graduate, and he was once a staffer for now-Gov. John Kasich when Kasich was still a congressman.
State Rep. Connie Pillich, a Democratic House member for suburban Cincinnati, is facing a tough campaign for re-election against Republican Mike Wilson. One of the reasons the campaign is more difficult for Pillich this time is the redistricting process was used to redraw her district to favor Republicans.
Hamilton County is going to be holding eight budget forums. The forums give the public an opportunity to discuss what they think should be prioritized and slashed in the next Hamilton County budget.A new report found the 2020 Cincinnati jobs market will be dominated by health care and computer jobs as the city continues its strong growth. The report also found a surprising amount of top jobs will only require a high school diploma or an equivalent to a high school diploma.
The Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes (COAST) is continuing its dishonest campaign to block the Blue Ash Airport deal, but Cincinnati and Blue Ash lawmakers don't seem too worried. At least COAST admits it's largely interested in blocking the streetcar "boondoggle," not just the legitimacy or details of Blue Ash rescinding the original deal. CityBeat previously covered the Blue Ash Airport issue here.
The number of Ohio homeowners late on mortgage payments rose in the second quarter, according to a new report. The rise reverses a trend of dropping mortgage delinquencies seen earlier in the year.
The Complete Ohio College task force will be meeting for the first time today. The group is meant to increase the amount of college degree holders in Ohio.
The Brookings Institute released a study that shows unemployment would be at 7.1 percent without cuts to government job.
Romney has called for a truce on his business record and tax history. Apparently, Romney wants to focus on issues, even though he's the one that has repeatedly brought up his business record time and time again. Seriously, is this real life?
Speaking of Romney, he will be in Ohio Tuesday.
President Barack Obama takes the old saying "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" really seriously.
Here is a turtle with a mohawk.
Public service announcement: There will be no Morning News and Stuff Thursday and Friday due to Thanksgiving break. Happy Thanksgiving, and CityBeat will see you again on Monday!
With gains in the civilian labor force, Cincinnati's seasonally unadjusted unemployment rate dropped to 6.8 percent. The city's unadjusted unemployment rate is below the nation's rate of 7.5 percent, but it's above Hamilton County's 6.2 percent rate and Ohio's 6.3 percent rate.
The Ohio Graduation Tests will soon be no more. As part of broader reform, state education leaders have agreed to establish new standardized tests with a focus on college and career readiness. But the reform faces some concerns from Democrats, who worry the new standards, particularly the school report cards that evaluate schools and districts, may be unreasonably tough. An early simulation of the new school report cards in May showed Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) dropping from the second-best rating of "Effective" under the current system to a D- under the new system, with 23 CPS schools flunking.
Gas prices in southwest Ohio appear to be on the rise. Since Monday, they have moved up 10 to 20 cents.
The Horseshoe Casino is hiring again. This time, the casino is looking for people experienced in restaurant management, hosting, banquet, finance, marketing and guest services.
One problem Ohio must consider in its decision to expand Medicaid or not: a doctor shortage. Still, one study found states that expanded Medicaid had notable health gains. Contrary to the fiscal reasons normally cited by Republican Gov. John Kasich's office, another report from the Arkansas Department of Human Services found expanding Medicaid would actually save the state money by lowering the amount of uncompensated care.
Thirteen people are going for the Ohio Supreme Court. The vacant slot needs to be filled after Justice Evelyn Stratton announced she was stepping down earlier in the year. Her replacement, who will be picked by Gov. Kasich, will finish the two years of her six-year term. Some of the candidates are from the Cincinnati area, including Pat Fischer and Pat DeWine, the newly elected First District appellate judge. Surprisingly, Republican Justice Robert Cupp did not submit an application despite recently losing re-election.
A ban on internet sweepstakes cafes is on its way. The cafes are allegedly susceptible to illegal activities such as money laundering, racketeering and sex trafficking.
Marc Dann, the Democrat formerly in charge of the Ohio attorney general's office, lost his law license for six months. Dann resigned from the role of attorney general in 2008 after 17 months of scandal-ridden service.
Three staffers at Gov. Kasich's office were cleared by the Ohio inspector general's office of engaging in political activity during work hours.
The mediation between Hostess and a striking union failed. The company is blaming the union for shutting down, but the free market is a likelier culprit.
With Thanksgiving around the corner, here is some science on weight gain.
A new way to give drugs to patients: injectable sponges that expand inside the body.
The city of Cincinnati and its largest city employees union have reached a deal regarding the privatization of the city's parking assets. Under the deal's terms, the city will give raises and not lay off anyone for three years, but only if the city's parking assets are privatized. However, the head of a Clifton community group is still not happy with the privatization plan. He says the plan is bad for business because it limits the amount of affordable parking in the area. But would laying off 344 city employees be better for business?
The identity of the Miami University student who put up
the infamous "Top Ten Ways to Get Away with Rape" flier may soon be revealed. The Ohio Supreme Court
will decide by Dec. 14 whether the case should be unsealed and open to public view. Robert Lyons, the Butler County part-time judge who sealed the case, has faced scrutiny in the past few months for conflicts of interest regarding drinking-and-driving cases.
Revenue from casinos in Toledo and Cleveland is dropping. The numbers paint a bad picture for Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials expecting budget problems to be solved by casino revenue.
A proposal mandating drug testing for welfare recipients in Ohio resurfaced last week. Republican legislators claim the requirement will save the state money, but a similar proposal in Florida added to budget woes as the state was forced to pay for drug tests.
Ohio's ultra-wealthy population is growing. About 1,330 Ohioans are worth $30 million or more, an increase of 2 percent since 2011, according to a report from Wealth-X. The news could shape Gov. John Kasich's plan to cut the income tax using revenue from a higher oil-and-gas severance tax, perhaps encouraging state officials to make the cut more progressive.
Gov. Kasich is ending the practice of giving so many tax credits to keep businesses in Ohio. The move could potentially cost the state jobs as businesses move to other areas with bigger, better incentives, but state officials and the business community don't seem too worried for now.
If the Ohio government agencies were forced to cut their budgets by 10 percent, the results would not be pretty. The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction would have to close prisons, and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources would have a tougher time enforcing new regulations on fracking.
Ohio's exotic animal law is facing a challenge in federal court today. Exotic animal owners claim the law violates their First Amendment and property rights by forcing them to join private associations and give up their animals without compensation. They also do not like the provision that requires microchips be implanted into the animals. The Humane Society of the United States is defending the law, which was passed after a man released 56 exotic animals and killed himself in 2011.
An Ohio court said a business tax on fuel sales must be used on road projects.
Ohio gas prices are still dropping.
The cure for leukemia could be a modified version of the AIDS virus.
In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here.
The first presidential debate took place last night. Most of the
"liberal media" says Mitt Romney beat President Barack Obama, but the
impact of the relatively dull debate is probably being overstated as the
media tries to sensationalize some sort of comeback narrative for Romney. Although
the debates are important for capturing a candidate's policies and
speaking ability, they don't matter much in political terms.
Policy-wise, it seems Romney ran to the center last night. If last night's debate wasn't enough debate for you, here are the three most awkward presidential debate moments in history.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus held
a conference call with Ohio reporters yesterday in response to Vice
President Joe Biden's comments that the middle class has been "buried"
in the past four years. Priebus claimed the
Republican ground game in Ohio will "crush" Democrats. But that's going
to require a lot of work. As it stands, Obama and Democratic Sen.
Sherrod Brown are beating their respective Republican opponents pretty
badly in aggregate polling.
PolitiFact says Republican claims that Issue 2 will create a redistricting commission that will "have a blank check to spend our money" are false. While there is no cap on spending designated in Issue 2, that does not mean the redistricting commission will get infinite funding. If Issue 2 is approved by voters, redistricting will be handled by an independent citizens commission. If Issue 2 is rejected by voters, redistricting will continue being handled by politicians that commonly use the system in politically advantageous ways. A Republican majority redistricted the First Congressional District, which includes Cincinnati, to also include Warren County. The new boundaries give Republicans an advantage by putting more emphasis on rural voters, which typically vote Republican, instead of urban voters, which typically vote Democrat. CityBeat previously covered the redistricting process and Issue 2 here.
An analysis by the Ohio Office of Budget and Management
found Issue 2 would cost the state about $11-$15.2 million over eight
years. That's about $1.4-$1.9 million a year, or about 0.005-0.007
percent of Ohio's budget for the 2013 fiscal year.
To put the cost of Issue 2 in further context, state tax revenues were $39 million above estimates in September.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced the Ohio
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) and the
Cincinnati-based Ohio Justice and Policy Center (OJPC) have settled out
of court in a case involving health care in prisons. OJPC brought the
case forward with a lawsuit in 2003, arguing that inmates were not
receiving adequate health care as required by the Ohio Constitution.
Courts agreed in 2005, and they created an oversight committee to ensure
medical standards rose. Today, health care in prisons is much better. With the
settlement, OJPC and ODRC will continue watching over medical policies
and procedures for the next two years, but courts no longer have an
oversight mandate.
City Council unanimously approved six projects for historic tax credits yesterday.
Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bank reclaimed its top spot for local bank deposits this year, although data released by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) shows it might never have lost the top spot to U.S. Bank.U.S. service firms, which employ 90 percent of Americans, grew at their fastest rate in six months. The boost was brought about due to rising consumer demand.
Ever curious about why politicians use similar body language in all their public appearances? The New York Times has an explanation.
A new, strange dinosaur was recently identified.


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UVa Football Hosts 7-on-7 Tournament Saturday
Updated: 06/15/2014 - Over 40 high school football teams from up and down the east coast came to Charlottesville Saturday for a 7-on-7 Tournament at UVa.
Updated: 06/15/2014 - Over 40 high school football teams from up and down the east coast came to Charlottesville Saturday for a 7-on-7 Tournament at UVa.
Posted: 06/14/2014 - Virginia junior Ryan Satchell finished seventh in the men's triple jump to highlight the Cavaliers' final day at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Updated: 06/14/2014 - Kyle Peterson knows what it takes for a college baseball team to reach the College World Series -- and what it takes to win once a team gets to Omaha.
Updated: 06/14/2014 - For Virginia senior Artie Lewicki, his GoPro camera has been as much a necessity at the College World Series as his hat and glove.
Posted: 06/13/2014 - Dallas Rose and Filip Mihaljevic earned All-American Honors Friday.
Posted: 06/13/2014 - Liberty Bealeton OL RJ Proctor agreed to join the Cavaliers Friday.
Updated: 06/14/2014 - Mike Bianco knows firsthand how difficult it can be to coach a team to the College World Series.
Posted: 06/12/2014 - The program announced Thursday that a pair of transfers, Kaitlin Fitzgerald and McKall Miller, are joining the Cavaliers' program for next season.
Updated: 06/13/2014 - The television cameras swarmed to Virginia baseball coach Brian O'Connor as soon as he stepped off the bus Thursday afternoon.
Posted: 06/12/2014 - Alex Domijian, Brian Boland and Thai-Son Kwiatkowsi all took home honors Thursday.
Posted: 06/11/2014 - Virginia freshman Filip Mihaljevic broke the school shotput record Wednesday night at the NCAA Track & Field Championships.
Updated: 06/11/2014 - Virginia baseball coach Brian O'Connor established the expectations for his team at this year's College World Series on Monday night.
Posted: 06/11/2014 - Rising senior Courtney Swan and head coach Julie Myers snagged the big awards Wednesday by the Virginia Sports Information Directors.
Posted: 06/11/2014 - Virginia's ace, sophomore left-hander Nathan Kirby, has been named a first-team All-American by Baseball America.
Posted: 06/09/2014 - For the third time since 2009, the Virginia baseball team is headed to the NCAA College World Series. UVa won the Charlottesville Super Regional on Monday, beating Maryland 11-2 in the decisive game three.
Updated: 06/09/2014 - For the first few months of 2014 -- Cavalier nation watched closely as the UVa basketball team went on a run to the Sweet 16. More than 8,000 miles away in New Zealand -- a future Cavalier was watching too.
Updated: 06/08/2014 - The Virginia baseball team saved its season on Sunday at Davenport Field with a 7-3 win over Maryland in the second game of a best-of-three NCAA Super Regional.
Updated: 06/07/2014 - The Maryland baseball team edged Virginia 5-4 in the opening game of a Super Regional matchup Saturday afternoon at Davenport Field.
Updated: 06/07/2014 - Virginia senior pitcher Whit Mayberry was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 21st round of the 2014 MLB Draft as the 640th overall pick. Teammate and junior catcher Nate Irving was also drafted Saturday. Irving was taken in the 34th round at No. 1020 overall by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Posted: 06/06/2014 - To this point in his sophomore season, Virginia's Nathan Kirby has thrown a no-hitter, out-dueled draft picks, and in his most recent start, thrown eight innings of one-hit, shutout baseball in his NCAA Tournament debut.
Updated: 06/06/2014 - On day two of the MLB Draft, Virginia juniors Brandon Downes and Branden Cogswell and senior Artie Lewicki made it six Cavaliers taken in the 2014 MLB Draft
Updated: 06/05/2014 - By the time the first 40 players had been selected at the Major League Baseball draft on Thursday night, Virginia baseball history had already been made.
Updated: 06/05/2014 - The first two days and 10 rounds of this year's Major League draft will be done by the time the Virginia baseball team takes the field Saturday afternoon to face Maryland.
Updated: 06/04/2014 - Count coach Brian O'Connor among those in Charlottesville who were happy to hear the Virginia baseball team would start its NCAA super regional series against Maryland on Saturday afternoon.
Updated: 06/03/2014 - Virginia men's basketball head coach Tony Bennett has signed a new seven-year contract through the 2020-21 season.

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Tuesday, 13th December, 2011, 05:34 PM #221
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"Right, well I would love to comply with your request my stalwart guardian, but I have put myself in something of a... predicament."
Nyar is clearly struggling with maintaining his spells to maximal effect. The fireball comes shooting out of the cloud to suspend itself near one of the ice zombies.
"Baern, my good dwarf, can you see to where exactly did our host run off?"
Start: Heal 12 hit points (surge plus 2), thanks Luinnar!
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Minor: Sustain Stinking Cloud The cloud blocks line of sight to people inside and creatures entering or starting their turn there take 1d10+6 additional damage.
Movement: More Flaming Sphere to square N-14 one square up. Zombie 2 will take 1d4+6 plus vulnerability at start of its turn. (I wanted to put it in N-13 but that would have hit Cairn)
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HP: 21/41 Surges: 2/6 Surge Value: 10 AP: 0
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At-Will: Ghost Sound, Light, Mage Hand, Prestidigitation, Phantasmal Assault, Storm Pillar, Scorching Burst
Encounter: Empowering Lightning, Fire Shroud, Second Wind, Wand of Accuracy, Shield, Dispel Magic
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OOC: I feel like saying, Man what I wouldnt give for a sustaining cloak right about now. Which of course made me think of the scene from Princess Bride where Wesley makes a similar comment about a Holocaust cloak...
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johnmeier, use InvisibleCastle, it's better at showing various bonuses to hit and damage, ENWorlds asks for single numbers (if they didn't change that since I last used it)...and may be merciful to you to get few good hits...or you can keep using this one and count on the fickleness of luck to get a good streak
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Narvala rolls back, drinks a healing potion, and stands up, leaning on her staff. She activates a sunrod, then drops it on the floor. And then speaks a word of power, blasting the undead creatures near her. "I do not think it is time for me to join with the Flame just yet." She said.
Using Narvala's tactics as a good distruction, Cairn moves back occupying again two zombies he engaged earlier. Ghalad'Zar comes wide and cold blue wines erupt from it, pulling the zombie closer even as they cut into its dead flesh.
Holy blade shines with inner radiance as the floor around Cairn becomes difficult to navigate for his enemies.
Rumbling starts deep within his chest as he's torn between holding the zombies away from his allies. It finally comes out as understandable words:
"Nyar, get back from there! Come closer! Christina, you too. Help Baern, get the humans!"
Oh oh! Looks like the talkie man is causing trouble! Christina says. Get up you two! sheshouts to Nyar and Narvala, who feel magical energy revitalizing their bodies.
Baern draws his handaxe and looks at the near human. I got this one Cairn. He tosses he axe down at a wounded zombie and then moves in with Claw towards the human. He clangs the large waraxe uncomfortably against the siderail.
"Right, well I would love to comply with your request my stalwart guardian, but I have put myself in something of a... predicament."
Nyar is clearly struggling with maintaining his spells to maximal effect. The fireball comes shooting out of the cloud to suspend itself near one of the ice zombies.
"Baern, my good dwarf, can you see to where exactly did our host run off?"
With Nyar's attention distracted with controlling two spells, his Flaming Sphere sizzles out as he attempts to move it too far away.
Human 1 avoids Baern's clumsy attack, steps back, follows orders, and slams Nyar's chest with a sling bullet. The other two humans move onto the upper crates to get a better shot at Cairn. He becomes a clearer target as they throw sling bullets at him, but only one hits him in the arm.
Detecting fresh meat, Zombie 1 charges Nyar and hits his waist with a claw. The bitter cold freezes Nyar in place and a chill runs deep through his bones. Zombie 2 slashes Cairn across the face, but although Cairn is frozen in place, the cold does not affect him as greatly. Zombie 4 misses Cairn.
The Leader reappears on the catwalk and moves over atop some crates. "Ha. You are about to fall just like your caster, golem." Dark necrotic energy flies out of his hand, striking Cairn in the neck and draining the life out of his stone body.
Note: If you cannot see the maps well, you can look at an earlier map to see where the crates are and what color they are.
Note: PCs except for Baern are still down below the catwalk. If your PC is shown as on top of the catwalk on the map, s/he is really below the catwalk until you get up there.
Narvala hits Zombie 1 and Zombie 4 for 27 radiant damage.
Note: Holy Gauntlets have to be declared before seeing if the attack hits or not. Since you didn't declare them in the attack and the IC post number of them comes up after the IC post number of the attack, you didn't use them first. You can use them (or not) this last round as you posted, let me know, but if you do, the damage from them does not apply until your next divine attack.
Cairn takes 5 - 5 = 0 damage for entering the aura. Cairn hits Zombie 2 for 9. Cairn takes 10 - 5 = 5 cold damage for entering the second aura on his turn.
Note: Since you didn't tell me where you pulled Z2, I will move it to M13.
Christina summons Pooh and heals people.
Baern hits Zombie 1 for 3. Baern misses Human 1.
Nyar moves his Flaming Sphere to N14, but the maximum range is 10, so it ends.
Human 1 shift back and hits Nyar for 7.
14 vs. Reflex hits for 7.
Note: I did not use Nyar's Shield spell since the attack would have still hit.
Human 2 misses Cairn. Human 4 hits Cairn for 7.
4 vs. Reflex misses, 12 vs. Reflex hits for 7.
Three lowest damage rolls in a row, but 2 hits out of 3. IC strikes with weirdness again.
Zombie 1 hits Nyar for 6 cold damage.
11 hits for 6 cold damage.
Note: I didn't use the Shield spell this time either since the attack would still hit.
Zombie 2 hits Cairn for 9 - 5 = 4 damage. Zombie 4 misses Cairn.
19 hits for 9 damage. 8 misses.
Leader hits Cairn for 9 necrotic damage.
14 vs. Reflex hits for 9 necrotic damage.
8/41 Nyar, bloodied, immobilized UENT Z1, 5 ongoing cold damage (save ends) (on yellow crate up 1)
39/84 Cairn, bloodied, resist cold 5 and 2 squares around Cairn are difficult terrain for the enemies, immobilized UENT Z2, 5 ongoing cold damage (save ends)
29/45 Christina
11/22 Pooh, bloodied
12/12 Rabberta
Human 1 (on catwalk up 4)
Human 2 (on green crates up 3)
12 Human 4 (on green crates up 3)
35 Zombie 1 (aura 1), dazed UENT Narvala
46 Zombie 2 (aura 1), bloodied, marked UENT Cairn
27 Zombie 4 (aura 1), dazed UENT Narvala, marked UENT Cairn
44 Leader, (on red crates up 2)
36/50 Narvala
39/62 Baern
Stinking Cloud (2 squares up), green square
Special note: if a PC enters a Zombie Aura, s/he will take damage as if starting in the aura (5 in one aura, 10 in two auras, etc.).
Nyar and Cairn take 5 cold damage in the aura(s) at the start of their turns and Nyar takes 5 ongoing cold damage.
It's the PC's turn.
Ceiling: The ceiling is 35 feet overhead.
Catwalks: These metallic walkways, standing 20 feet above the floor, aid in the movement and placement of crates. A sequence of chains and pulleys runs across the underside of the catwalks. This enables a character to climb, hand-over-hand, along the underside of these catwalks with a DC 20 Acrobatics or Athletics check, at normal climbing speed. Except where the ladders stand, the catwalk has a railing all the way around. Anyone wishing to deliberately climb or leap over the railing must spend an extra square of movement to do so, and any push, pull, or slide effect that would drag a creature over that railing must also spend an extra square to do so.
Crates: Each individual crate is roughly 5 feet (1 square) high, but they are often stacked two or three crates (that is, 10 or 15 feet, or 2 or 3 squares) in height, as marked on the map. Stepping up on a single crate requires an extra square of movement, while moving down a single crate does not cost any additional movement. Climbing two or three crates requires a DC 18 Athletics check. So, climbing from a height of zero to one crate to two crates to three crates is two squares for the first, two for the second and two for the third without a check. But climbing straight up two crates is an Athletics check.
Ladders: The ladders are all 20 feet (4 squares) in height, but count as 8 squares of movement. A DC 12 Acrobatics or Athletics check allows a character to climb them at the normal 4 squares of movement if the player declares as part of the comment on Invisible Castle that s/he is doing a fast climb.
Stairs: The stairs to the south count as difficult terrain.
The yellow crates are one square high.
The red crates are two squares high.
The green crates are three squares high.
Entire room except columns 27, 28, and 29 are fully lit up.
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"Lady priest, can you move me toward the leader, just a bit?" rumbles Cairn
OOC: @drothgery, @FourMonos, @Luinnar, 1 square is all that is needed (N13) so I get within 2 of the leader. I have burst 2 power which will (among other things) give the regeneration 5 to Cairn or adjacent ally for the encounter...
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Close burst 10 Trigger: An ally withing 10 squares misses with an attack against AC.
Target: The triggering ally in the burst.
Effect: Target's attack is made against Reflex instead of AC
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Baern draws Tooth as well as Claw and steps towards the near Human, swinging both in a blur that bloodies the man.
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OOC: Baern kills Human 1. Note: Human 1 might get a melee counterattack in. I have to check the wording of it at home.
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"Oh that's cold. Narvala, can you spare an old man some space?"
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"I believe I can manage that." Narvala says, responding to both requests. She points her staff at the floor near Nyar and the zombie, and while the undead creature is blasted by holy energy channeled from her guantlets, Nyar is wisked away. On the other side of the battlefield, Cairn is moved to where he had asked to be moved to.
OOC: Narvala can't move the zombie back, but she can move Nyar. It's a rather inefficient use of an area burst 2 power, but if I have her hit Z1 with Tide of the First Storm, then I can move Nyar (and Raberta) four squares... and use her Covenant of Preservation effect to move Cairn.
actionsfree/comment: apply Holy Gauntlents to this attack; keep damage roll from earlier
standard: Tide of the First Storm centered on L6 (area burst 2, only enemy in burst is Z1) - Tide of the First Storm vs REF; dmg (1d20+12=25, 1d6+7=9) so 14 radiant damage (holy gauntlents added 5 dmg, changed damage type to radiant, 2 extra radiant dmg on future divine attacks with the radiant keyword) to Z1 if it hits, and Nyar is slid to M7.
Covenant of Preservation: Slide Cairn to N13
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NarvalaNarvala—Female Human Invoker 7 (Ordained Priest)
Initiative: +3, Passive Perception: 18, Passive Insight: 27
AC: 19, Fort: 17, Reflex: 20, Will: 22; (ranged attacks from >5 sq take a -1 penalty) — Speed: 6
HP: 36/50, Bloodied: 25, Surge: 12, Surges left: 0/6;
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Cocaine is a powerful drug. Shaun was really riding the snow that day. Eh?
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Let's just all forget this was even mentioned. Moving on.
Who would pay for photos like this that will get the person who has them in trouble?
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That's gotta hurt the bank account.
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Alto Music's Jon Haber Releases First Album
...a growing online division and a distribution business, refurbishing locations, and motivating a sales staff, he's also found time to fulfill a lifelong dream and record an album. The music industry is filled with skilled musicians who dabble in the recording studio. What sets Haber apart is the musicality and slick production values in the debut album of his band, "DEC 3." Haber officially launched his album with an interview and a video premiere on the Fox and Friends morning show on August 6. Since then, he's been flooded with requests to perform and appear. As of this writing, other network appearances are pending.DEC 3 (the name notes the fact that the three principals were born in three different decades) is made up of Haber, who plays frets and keyboards, and two longtime friends: Chris Saulpaugh on vocals, who heads the Alto Music keyboard department, and Mike Kalajian on drums, a former Alto Music employee who currently owns and manages Telegraph Recording Studio in New Paltz, New York. The trio is joined by collaborators Shane Keister, a Nashville-based keyboard ace who has performed with Paul McCartney and Five for Fighting, and Zach Cooper, best known for his work with Cambria.The album contains 12 original songs written by Haber, a prolific song-smith who spends much of his free time recording riffs and jotting down lyric ideas. He has a long list of influences, running the gamut from the Beatles to Radiohead, and the melodies of DEC 3 will immediately resonate with anyone who grew up on the diversity of AM/FM radio. The songs range from "In Front of You," a love song that could well serve as a metaphor for Haber's own long-delayed ambitions, to "We're All Friends," an AC/DC inspired rock anthem that reflects on the Facebook phenomenon.The album's first single, "Red Line," tells the story of the Syrian civil war from the viewpoint of a citizen caught up in the massacre, who is rapidly losing hope. The song, named for a sound bite from President Obama, includes the lyrics: "The leader of the whole free world/Said that he'd help rescue me/But he ain't trying/He's just coloring lines."Haber began writing songs when he was six years old, and has never stopped. In the process, he's accumulated a large catalog, and even seen some of his music get worked into television shows such as 90210 and a number of soap operas. "It's something I've always done, and I look at most things to see if they could fit into a song," he says. Surveying his growing song catalog, a year ago last February he resolved to produce a full album. He says he's worked on the project in some capacity or another every day since.The album was made possible by digital recording technology. Working at a studio in his home, and at the main Alto Music location in Middleton, New York, Haber laid down most of the guitar, bass, and keyboard parts. Drum parts were recorded at Kalajian's recording studio because "my wife wouldn't let me do drums at home," says Haber. Keister contributed his keyboard parts from Nashville, and Haber says he "brought in some top talent to mix the final product."The original plans for DEC 3 were to produce an album and "see how far it would go," said Haber. Since the Fox News appearance, however, the band has received so many performance requests, they're considering a limited tour and have added Todd Mihan and Mike Hamel to the lineup. "We got comfortable working together remotely," he said. "Then all of a sudden, we had to get together and rehearse for a live performance." Fortunately, all the band members have the chops to play live. "There's no auto tune, rhythm correct, or gimmicks in our recording," says Haber. "It's all legit."Despite the favorable reviews for DEC3, Haber has no plans to leave his day job. As for his musical ambitions, he says, "I'm keeping at it because it's something I love to do."
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