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Don't you think it would have been wise to tell the public what the increase was for, get public opinion, and then proceed with the vote on the tax increase? Once the taxes increase, they rarely go down. Sad vote. Sad situation. Lame city council.
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For politicians, having money to spend is very easy. The highest person on the Totem Pole gets what they want first, then remaining funds go to whomever is 2nd, then 3rd etc. until all the money is spent and they are saying "We need another increase."
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Food for thought. Had SLC built the new Public Safety Building to a Silver
Leeds level instead of the Platinum level, the cost of the facility would have
been at least 60% lees, which would have also included the crime lab and
evidence room. (You remember our City leaders telling us that we needed to a new
facility because the evidence room was getting sewage on it. Well it
didn't get built as part of the new facility and so I guess the line the
City uses was just that, sewage.)
And then there is the new Broadway style theater they are pressing on with.
With these two new facilities the debt level goes up and with that the debt service, read that mortgage payments. If SLC had built to a Leeds Silver standard and if they dropped the Broadway Theater, and redirected the then freed up debt service, how much more would they really need to fix the roads, water mains, sewer lines and other basic infrastructure?
There is a real problem with our elected leaders, not only in SLC, but in government throughout the state, with knowing how to prioritize taxpayer needs.
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Jude Law plays Dr Banks, the psychiatrist who treats her depression with a range of antidepressants called SSRIs: first Zoloft, which causes her some unpleasant side effects, then Ablixa, which is fictional, but in the same class of SSRIs.
This has side effects resulting in an unexpected and violent death. By this stage, Steven Soderbergh's classy new thriller – his third from a smart script by the writer Scott Z Burns – has asked pointed questions about America's prescription drugs problem; the medicalisation of ordinary feelings and personality traits; and the potentially unhealthy collusion between big pharma and the psychiatric and legal professions.
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The Bright Sunshine
-- The Bright SunShine --
She came in my life just like sunshine!
I felt just like a bird,
Flying high in the skies! ,
Touching the Sun,
Tearing through the wind,
to try and feel the warmness of the sun..
in the deep cool breeze!
I was loving the wind but,
A windstorm started! SomeOne,
Pushed me,
Pulled me,
Threw me away, &..
.. & I crashed.
Crashed over the hard rocks,
Sand nd
SomeOne clipped off my wings!
I could not fly,
I could not meet the sunshine,
Sun shine of my life!
Imagine, Imagine me, A bird who cannot fly.
Left alone, I saw others,
Flying with the wind,
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Here's the complete Dirty Dozen list. You probably want to buy organic here. Once again, apples top the list.
The Dirty Dozen
1. Apples
2. Celery
3. Sweet Bell Peppers
4. Peaches
5. Strawberries
6. Nectarines – Imported
7. Grapes
8. Spinach
9. Lettuce
10. Cucumbers
11. Blueberries
12. Potatoes
This year, the added a "plus" category with Green Beans and Kale/Greens.
On the flip side, here's the "Clean 15" list containing the lowest amount of pesticides. If you'd like to save money and not opt for organic, then this list is probably a good place to start.
The Clean 15:
1. Onions
2. Sweet corn
3. Pineapples
4. Avocado
5. Cabbage
6. Sweet Peas
7. Asparagus
8. Mangoes
9. Eggplant
10. Kiwi
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14. Watermelon
15. Mushrooms
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"Johnny Manziel did participate in some activities in the 2013 Manning Passing Academy as a college counselor/coach," the statement said. "After missing and being late for practice assignments, Johnny explained that he had been feeling ill. Consequently, we agreed that it was in everyone's best interest for him to go home a day early."
We'll keep you updated as we learn more.
Earlier: This past Friday, we showed you a photo of Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron and Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel enjoying themselves at a local bar near the Manning Passing Academy. Well, as rumorsandrants.com is reporting, Johnny Football may have taken his antics a little too far the next night.
Our boots on the ground in Thibodaux, La. — believe it or not, we have them — informed us that Johnny Manziel was sent home from the Manning Passing Academy on Saturday afternoon by Archie Manning himself. Our source, who wishes to remain anonymous because of his connection to the camp, gave us the scoop after Manziel showed up tardy Saturday afternoon after being out on the town Friday night. The Texas A&M star reportedly enjoyed himself a little too much Friday night and rolled back into the camp at Nicholls State University some time around noon Saturday before getting the boot.
If true, this is a terrible look for Manziel. The Manning family is one of the most respected in professional sports.
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Halls, which is consolidating into a single location at Crown Center, will close its store on the Plaza on Aug. 3.
Highwoods Properties Inc., which owns the building at 211 Nichols Rd. in Kansas City, is already imagining the possibilities. It plans to transform the 29,000-square-foot retail space to accommodate six to eight upscale tenants and one or two restaurants. The parking garage also will be expanded to fit 740-750 vehicles. The new retail concept will be called Plaza 211.
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The Branomics Bra offers, according to Triumph, its own "growth strategy" — "We hope that, as the Japanese economy grows, we can also help bust sizes to get bigger," said a spokeswoman. Sir Mervyn King has been vocal in his support for more QE recently — could he get his own bra before his term as Bank of England Governor ends?
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And I thought Next, starring Nicolas Cage, was bad. This Japanese commercial starring Cage officially launches "bad" into the Bizarro world of "great."
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live2dive73 7 years
I think they are selling the Japanese rip off versions of the Oscar statues
Schaianne 7 years
rofl ... that was weird.
justagirlMrs 7 years
oh wow, thanks for the reminder... I need to add him to my fav celebs list!
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omnia 7 years
whatever they say about nicolas cage i still love him more and more.
omnia 7 years
whatever they say about nicolas cage i still love him more and more.
imtheheppest 7 years
Um...Huh?! Someone better have paid him a lot of American dollars for that! lol! :-D That was just weird...what were they even selling?!
sevendayrain 7 years
just wow....no wonder why people from other countries think that everyone in the south wears western clothes....lol
anaisethenry 7 years
This reminds me of that episode in Entourage when they do that Chinese commercial...
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pinkangelmonkey 7 years
i love nic cage and this just made me giggle. its so funny.
lilegwene 7 years
My family had three Japanese exchange students stay with us. I asked them who their favorite American actor was, and they all said Nicolas Cage. After viewing this commercial, I still don't understand why!! :P
colormesticky 7 years
That only makes me love him more.
redhead42498 7 years
Did I miss something? I don't get it.
fashionmimi 7 years
very Japanese!the crazier the better for themvery strange though!!!
fashionmimi 7 years
very Japanese!the crazier the better for them very strange though!!!
krisua 7 years
WEIRD, but in a good way ;)
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WEIRD, but in a good way ;)
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Ricky Ponting played the defining innings of his captaincy and one that could grow into the performance of his life. In suffocating circumstances that squeezed as stumps crept closer, Ponting grabbed the responsibility of a handful of men and saved his team with a courageous and magnificent effort.
If his display can't inspire Australia into retaining the Ashes then Brett Lee and Glenn McGrath's four-over shut-out must. Make no mistake: as hard as it is to write, this draw was a win for Australia. After spending the match miles behind they have finished it with the series still level. Ponting deserves weeks' worth of praise after surviving a torrid fortnight individually and as a team.
Since taking the captaincy from Steve Waugh he has struggled to put his signature on the side like his predecessors. That can't be said anymore. While his decision-making on and off the field has led to real and imagined trouble, Ponting showed his leadership through his batting in the most stunning way. Instead of worrying that no other batsman reached 40 - he can do that this week - Ponting stepped to 156 on a wicket playing inconsistent-bounce tricks and against a dominating attack reverse-swinging at will.
When the good balls arrived he repelled them, when the bad ones came he dispatched them. At the beginning he talked to himself as the bowlers charged, towards the end he controlled the strike to protect his eventual saviours, and he breezed singles throughout. While spectators chewed down to their elbows, Ponting breathed calmly and stood as passively as if he were on a street corner. Manchester's atmosphere was surely the most partisan in Ashes Tests.
It didn't matter that he'd been struck in the stomach by Harmison, or played and missed to Jones. No change was seen when he was beaten in flight by Giles or pulled Flintoff sweetly for an early six. Emotion was shown only on dismissal, when it seemed all the potential danger was at the other end, and after Damien Martyn was given out lbw by Steve Bucknor despite an inside edge. If punished for his protest, the top order should claim his push-ups.
Australia have denied a rift between Ponting and Shane Warne, but they now have a chasm between the captain and his batsmen. They let him down dreadfully and over the next ten days must learn to follow a brilliant example. Importantly, Ponting played patiently and purposefully without compromising his positive outlook.
It was a superb model. In the same over he could look awkward as he absorbed extra bounce and beautiful as he clipped to the legside. When the ball missed his middle he didn't get offended and try to bludgeon out of trouble, nor did he implode during periods of inaction. He saw enough of those responses at the other end.
At 42, he passed Greg Chappell's 7110 Test runs and it was already a fine innings by the 70s, but Ponting knew Australia had to have more. In bringing up his hundred the trance continued as he carefully removed his helmet to reveal a smile-less face and gave a brief lick of the lips. Five wickets were down and tea had just passed. There was much sweaty work left.
With Michael Clarke in tow there was a hint of accelerating towards an unbelievable chase, but after playing a shot a ball Clarke was undone when offering none. Jason Gillespie disappeared and Warne arrived - the pair was united in desire and teamed for 76 runs in almost 22 overs. Surviving in relative comfort, Ponting raised his 150 and was beaten next ball. Danger always lurked.
When Warne slipped to a piece of fabulous luck and reflex, Lee walked out and eyes zoomed to wait for his mistake. Wimbledon-style queuing had smothered the ground and the jubilant crowd expected a victory they could never count on waiting for Tim Henman. Ponting silenced them like Waugh had with twin centuries in 1997, but as safety approached he brought them to life by gloving Harmison to Geraint Jones.
Angry to have left the last couple with 24 deliveries to conquer, Ponting joined the spectators to watch and wait before another arm-raising, back-slapping Old-Trafford balcony scene. Sixteen years ago Australia celebrated regaining the Ashes there; today the squad cheered still being in a realistic position to keep them. Ponting has given his side a platform to push for a series victory in the final two Tests when England should have remained a dot in the distance. But first his team-mates must mirror his wonderful lead.
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NEW YORK – Tone Time is over for the New York Jets.
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The move saves the Jets $8.25 million, which Holmes was due to make as his base salary this season. He was also scheduled to have a $10.75 million cap number, a lofty total for a one-time Super Bowl MVP who has struggled with injuries and inconsistency the last two seasons.
Holmes, 30, had 23 catches — the second-lowest total of his career — for 456 yards and a touchdown in 11 games last season. He missed five games midway through the season with a hamstring injury. Holmes played in four games in 2012 and was sidelined for several months after suffering a foot injury.
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We were doing vacation things on our family summer getaway to Israel when the fighting began.We'd climbed Masada to watch the sun rise, and floated in the Dead Sea. We'd pretended to be ancient Romans by running around the hippodrome in Caesarea, and ate fish and baklava in Acre."Are you going to cut your trip short?" an expat gallery owner in Rosh Pina asked us. We replied that we'd give it a few days, and we did think about it. But we didn't go home early.I received texts and emails from family and friends. "Maybe you should come home," they said. "Why put yourselves and the kids at risk?" Of course we'd never intentionally put our family at risk to continue a vacation, but we were staying with my sister and her family, visiting aunts and uncles and cousins. How could we leave family we already missed terribly, when life here seemed to go on almost as usual? How could we tell them, "So sorry for your war, but thanks for keeping the lights on in Israel?" 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We felt like children.During the past month, the kids have gone from panicking at the first sounds of the siren to calmly slipping on the flip-flops they keep at the door and heading down to the bomb shelter, to see neighbors and play with their pets.The mood during the sirens is always relatively optimistic, and the usual barrier of putting yourself together before seeing others has been removed.During one early-morning siren, the kids petted the neighbor's dog while everyone stood around in the pajamas.During another siren where my sister and I, on our way to a day of shopping, had to pull over and run into a neighboring apartment building, one young guy greeted us cheerfully in his underwear while a few older couples chatted about non-war things such as what their grown kids were up to.Day to day, things didn't feel horrifying (at least until we turned on the news), but they didn't feel sure-footed, either. There was a sense that anything could happen, but mostly we were safe.We were insanely grateful to the IDF and for the Iron Dome missile defense system, for keeping us safe and making civilian security a priority.And after that first week, when it was obvious we weren't going home, we ventured out a bit more. We went to the beaches with bomb shelters, we stayed on the bigger highways, but like Israelis, we went about our lives – even if I did pray every time I got in the car that the sirens wouldn't go off while we were on the road.And often people we met would say the same thing. "You're still here. Kol hakavod [Well done]. But why?" I usually said something about not wanting to leave family I never got enough time with anyway, and how the in the Center we felt safe. We weren't in the South, where sirens were going off throughout the day with 15 seconds or less to get to shelter. We didn't have tunnels being dug into the neighborhoods where we were staying. And while we didn't personally know the soldiers fighting for everyone's safety, we knew our family and friends were suffering and we wanted to be here with them.But there was something else.On our way to Israel we had a layover in Amsterdam, which gave us an opportunity to see Anne Frank House – since Naomi, our eight-year-old, had just finished writing a biography on Anne Frank for school. Then, later in our trip, we visited Yad Vashem where, among many things, the kids saw their great-grandmother's name listed in the directory of victims."This couldn't happen again, right?" Naomi asked as we left the museum. I'd reassured her that things were different now.Except that here was our Jewish state still fighting for peace and safety. And here in the Middle East, innocent people were still being killed because of politics.And here was a chance to understand the story in a different way than we would if we were just reading American press reports, or interacting with Facebook feeds.In a small way, staying was our response to the anti-Israel news reports and posts in our social media feeds, to the anti-Semitic protests still happening in Europe over the past few weeks, and to the musicians and celebrities that our children look up to who have taken an anti-Israel stand without knowing the whole story. Staying was a way to show our kids that even though anti-Semitism isn't a part of our everyday lives at home, it still exists.We've mourned the loss of life on both sides, especially the children, but the unreported attacks on Israel by Hamas in the past years are horrific.They've become so common and disturbingly familiar in Jewish history.After a few weeks, we felt invested in the situation. We cheered during the first cease-fire attempt and were hopeful during the next ones. The kids helped their cousin pack cookies to take to the soldiers, her friends, headed to the South. If what we could do here was teach our children to look at the story in a different light, to feel a connection to their culture and heritage and see what the State of Israel continues to work toward 66 years since its birth for all Jews, then we wanted to do that.On the way back to Ra'anana from Jerusalem the evening after our trip to Yad Vashem, we saw a fire burning in a field off Route 5."Is that a factory?" our 11-year-old asked. But we all knew it was a rocket burning down in a field. Nobody had been hurt, but the billowing of smoke just minutes from highly populated neighborhoods and as visible from the highway as the shopping centers, was a toxic reminder that there is still a lot to do – in Israel and back in the US – to reach peace for our people.And that reminder is why we stayed. The writer is a marketing and strategy consultant living in Seattle with her husband and three kids. She is planning many more trips back to Israel with her family.
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Trinity Industries- Pittsburgh, PA
Documentation Skills, Safety Management, Supervision, CAD, CAD/CAM Circuit Design Required Experience Bachelors or equivalent. 2-4 years of experience in a similar role industrial...30+ days ago from Trinity Industries
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