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The Planning Board Rejected The Abortion Clinic Near Orlando City Hall Even Though Staff Said The Site Had Proper Zoning
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A planned clinic where abortions would be performed will not open near Orlando City Hall, at least not any time soon.
The city's volunteer planning board voted 10-1 on Tuesday to reject the facility proposed for 1103 Lucerne Terrace by Dr. James Pendergraft, a Maryland obstetrician-gynecologist.
His attorney, Sheila Moylan of Miami, said, "We're really disappointed, of course." She was not sure if Pendergraft would appeal.
Tuesday's ballot came as a surprise since city planners had recommended approval, saying the area was properly zoned for a women's clinic.
But the board, after listening to nearly 90 minutes of mostly negative comments, went against the project, saying it would hurt property values.
"I cannot knowingly support or invite into Orlando problems," planning board member Mike Kelsey said. "I find nothing positive for the community by allowing this conditional use."
Pendergraft, who could not be reached for comment, did not attend Tuesday's hearing. He chose Orlando, Moylan said, because the city needs another clinic where women's health services, including abortions, could be provided.
Citing statistics supplied by the state, Moylan said, Pendergraft's business likely would be "self-supporting" because greater Orlando last year had 7,000 abortions at three clinics. Tampa, with four clinics, had 5,500, she said.
Phyllis Stephens, president of the Orange County chapter of the National Organization for Women, criticized the planning board for putting a halt to Prendergraft's plan.
"It's always a bad decision when women are excluded from getting the care they need because there is a very vocal minority out there that is getting its way," Stephens said.
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I and my 2 daughters will be arriving in Salzburg by noon on Christmas Eve, and will be in Salzburg for all of Christmas day. Beyond having made dinner reservations for Christmas night at St Peter's Stiftskeller, I don't have a game plan, beyond our own walking tour.
I realize that, given the holiday, much will be closed, or will close early. We would love to attend some type of concert or theater event. Any recommendations are appreciated, as are ideas for things to do on Christmas day.
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I and my 2 daughters will be arriving in Salzburg by noon on Christmas Eve, and will be in Salzburg for all of Christmas day. Beyond having made dinner reservations for Christmas night at St Peter's Stiftskeller, I don't have a game plan, beyond our own walking tour.
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The easiest and most comprehensive tool to find out what will be going on in Salzburg is the event calender of Salzburg's TI website:
You'll find many cultural events like concerts on Dec 25, the Christmas Market is open, and even when you are not into religious "events" you could think about visiting the Christmas Eve/late night or Dec 25 morning service at St Peter's Cathedral. Should be quite festive..
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Have a look to the music calendars of the Cathedral and Franziskaner Kirche. Sunday and festivities High Masses at these two churches (9am Franziskaner, 10am Cathedral) usually have choir and orchestra.
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We did the sound of music tour on Christmas
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Bigtyke... I was considering that tour, as it only seemed to last 4 hours and covered a lot. Did you enjoy it?
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Yes, My family enjoyed it (third time for me, second for wife) it covers mainly the places outside the city. Many of the in city locations are in pedestrian only areas, or areas awkward for the buses to visit.
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If you can make it after your dinner the "midnight" service at the cathedral is very special. I think you ave to line up about 9:30 to get a seat (it will be packed). The music with a formal choir and orchestra plus a quartet with guitar doing silent night is very special. That could be the highlight of your trip.
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A native of the South Bronx, Joanne Figueroa, like many one-time residents of the city, has found a home in Roslyn.
Dr. Figueroa has been in Roslyn Heights on 216 Mineola Ave. since 2008. Not only does she find Roslyn "a lovely place," Dr. Figueroa also notes that her location is convenient for her patients from all over Long Island, but especially from Glen Cove, where she previously practiced medicine.
Dr. Figueroa was in Glen Cove from 2004 to 2008. Now she is in Roslyn to stay. "[Roslyn Heights] is easy for patients to get to," she told The Roslyn News. "I love it here so much that I moved here."
Dr. Figueroa's practice specializes in urology and pelvic health. More specifically, the office specializes in general urology, female pelvic reconstructive surgery, painful bladder syndrome/interstitial cystitis and pelvic pain. Hospital affiliations include St. Francis Hospital, NSLIJ at Glen Cove Hospital and NSLIJ at Syosset Hospital. In addition, Dr. Figueroa is enthusiastic about her staff and equipment. "We have all the top of the line, state of the art equipment," she said. "We have a family-friendly with a young, vibrant staff."
A native of The Bronx, Dr. Figueroa was trained at that borough's famed Albert Einstein. In Long Island, she earned both her undergraduate and medical degree at Stony Brook University.
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The breakfast started with a meet and greet and a chance to showcase Women's Fund contest winner Patti Hogarty, designer of "Women as Bamboo." Inspired by her neighbor's bamboo, she entered the contest drawing a design of the bamboo, which Ambalu Jewelers of Roslyn then turned into various pendants of which 40-percent of the profits would go to WFLI. Hogarty wrote a short essay comparing women to bamboo in that they are strong and can weather difficult storms, yet remain graceful and continue to grow sending out new shoots.
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The track features lead vocals from Erich Bergen, who portrays Bob Gaudio, the composer of such Four Season's classics as Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry, Walk Like a Man, Dawn (Go Away) and Rag Doll. Gaudio used the tune when he first auditioned to become a member of the group.
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JERSEY BOYS follows the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi. It is about a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong side of the Tracks who became one of the biggest American pop music sensations of all time. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide - all before they were thirty. The show features all their hits including "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Oh What A Night," "Walk Like A Man," "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" and "Working My Way Back To You."
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The City operated like a "giant hedge fund" in the run-up to the financial crisis, but a shrinking surplus on investment income from abroad could spook markets and trigger a sharp fall in sterling.
That was the warning from Charlie Bean, the Bank's deputy governor responsible for monetary policy, in an exclusive interview with the Press Association.
Elsewhere, he:
:: Suggested official figures for growth and productivity may be inaccurate and could understate the real position;
:: Said the £375 billion of Government stock acquired under the Bank's "quantitative easing" (QE) programme could be allowed to mature over 20 years or more, and never be sold back to the market;
:: Accepted the possibility that the British economy could be stuck indefinitely with low investment, low productivity and stagnant earnings.
Mr Bean, who leaves the Bank on June 30 after 14 years of service, said in a speech in Darlington on March 10 that "for the recovery to be both sustained and sustainable ... we really want to see three things happen". These were a rise in business investment, a pick-up in productivity growth and an expansion in exports.
Britain's current account was last in balance or surplus in 1983, but, Mr Bean said, this need not matter in itself.
"The international net investment position is the most important figure. Despite our having run deficits for many years, this net position is close to balance.
"Some of that is because of capital gains on our overseas investments, but in large part that is a result of our having run a surplus on investment income, in other words our investments abroad produced better returns than foreign investors achieved in Britain. Up to the crisis, we were a bit like a giant hedge fund."
But, he added: "There has been a recent deterioration in that component of our current account performance. Is it likely to be long-lasting or temporary? My view is that it may come back a bit, but not all the way back to where we were before the financial crisis. Will that leave us in trouble? I would hesitate to say so, in the sense that countries can run deficits for years.
"But certainly an adverse net position would leave us vulnerable, making it more likely for the exchange rate to fall sharply were investors to lose faith in the economy. We have seen that happen in the emerging markets."
A Sterling crisis is, however, unlikely in the near future, Mr Bean added, given Britain's current good growth rates make the pound more rather than less attractive.
Regarding the other points in his speech, could it simply be the case that Britain is stuck indefinitely in a low-productivity, low-investment economy? Could this be the "new normal"?
"It is always possible," said Mr Bean. "We do not fully understand the current weakness of productivity. We have done a lot of work on it down to company level to try to get a better picture. There have been some plausible explanations, one of which, of course, is the possibility that the official data may understate the position."
Is that likely? After all, there have been suggestions in the past that the Bank has implied criticism of the performance of the Office for National Statistics (ONS) in terms of getting the growth figures right.
Mr Bean said: "The ONS is doing its best to measure what is happening, but inevitably it is an estimate. We are in a different position. Our job is to make use of all the indicators that are out there. Inevitably, this will lead to a slightly jarring picture. At times, you can take the view that the (current) official estimate of growth may underestimate it at the current juncture.
"Business surveys suggest output growth is a bit stronger than the official data. Employment growth suggests the same. There may be a measurement error in the data. This should not be taken as a criticism of the ONS. Inevitably, the ONS numbers are just estimates. The division of labour is that the ONS does its best to measure what is happening and we interpret."
His 14 years at the Bank have included the financial crisis, the recession and huge changes in the area for which he is responsible, monetary policy, with the Bank interest rate at 0.5%, the lowest since the Bank was founded in 1694, and the purchase by the Bank of £375 billion of Government bonds, or "gilts", to pump new money into the economy, the equivalent of more than 20 per cent of gross domestic product.
With the recovery under way, the spotlight has swung round to the question of when rates will rise and when the gilt stockpile will be sold back to the market. On borrowing costs, he said in Darlington that, when the Bank rate does rise, it will be below its pre-crisis average level of five per cent "for some time - I have something like a 2 to 3% range in mind here".
On the winding down of QE, he said this would not begin until after at least the first rise in the Bank rate.
Could the entire £375 billion gilt mountain simply be allowed to run to maturity and never be sold back to the market?
Mr Bean said: "In principle, that would be one way of winding it down, to let the gilts mature naturally. It would take about 20 to 25 years. Then we would work out whether we owed the Treasury money on the arrangement or the other way round."
But would this not be simply an accounting exercise, given that the Treasury is the Bank's 100% shareholder?
Mr Bean said: "In that sense, yes. The Bank is a nationalised industry."
But he believes any notion among the public at large that the Treasury has "cheated" in financing £375 billion-worth of borrowings using funny-money is "erroneous".
Furthermore, while it is possible some of the gilts may end up bolstering the reserves that clearing banks hold at the Bank of England, Mr Bean makes it clear that the banks will pay for these, and not be given them for nothing.
As for his own plans: "The first thing I am going to do is take a holiday in Italy. Then I shall re-establish links with academia (he was a professor at the London School of Economics before joining the Bank) and, I hope, do some interesting things, including in my role as President of the Royal Economic Society."
He added: "It will be only semi-retirement."
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Cleveland, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Shayne Whittington scored a game-high 18 points and pulled down 13 rebounds as the Western Michigan Broncos pulled out a 64-60 overtime win against the Akron Zips in the semifinals of the Mid- American Conference Tournament at Quicken Loans Arena.
Also scoring in double figures for top-seeded Western Michigan (22-9) were David brown and Connar Tava with 16 points apiece, the latter also pulling down another 12 rebounds for the squad.
Akron (21-12), the fourth seed in this year's tournament, was led by Demetrius Treadwell with 15 points and eight boards, followed by Deji Ibitayo and Quincy Diggs with 14 and 13 points, respectively.
Western Michigan appeared destined for the loss column as the team made a total of just eight field goals in the first half, shot 1-of-10 behind the 3- point line and failed to make a single trip to the charity stripe. The Zips didn't make good on any one of their three attempts at the free-throw line, but still held a lopsided 34-17 edge at the break.
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Heather Mallick's very descriptive words depicting what 11 bullets did to Noah Pozner's defenceless 6-year-old body at the Sandy Hook shooting were graphic and shocking I'm sure to many Star readers. Yet, the public is almost always sheltered in the print and broadcast press from these horrible descriptives of what lead bullets at extreme impact can do to human flesh.
The bravery of his parents in publicizing these gruesome descriptives both in the press and by having an open coffin at his funeral hopefully will go a long way in the fight against having these automatic high-powered weapons available to the American public.
The Internet is also littered with demonstrations of these automatic weapons (the Bushmaster in this instance) in a most cavalier manner; free for anyone, young or old, with access to a computer to have a look at.
Perhaps we should be supportive of this access for anyone to see, pro gun or not, the incredible power of such weapons and to imagine the havoc they would wreak on the bodies of these 20 innocent child victims.
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- 1 tsp ground black pepper
- 2 Tbs vegetable oil
- 3/4 cup water, plus more if necessary
- Fresh chopped thyme leaves and parsley, for garnish (I didn't use)
- Using the tip of a sharp paring knife, make 20 to 24 evenly spaced small slits about 1 1/2-inches deep all over the pot roast. Using your fingers, insert the garlic cloves as deep into the meat as possible. Season the roast evenly on all sides with the salt and pepper.
- Heat a Dutch oven over high heat. Add the oil and, when very hot, use the meat fork to add the roast. Sear on all sides until very well browned, about 4 to 6 minutes per side. Don't be afraid to let the roast get very brown -- this is where a lot of the flavor comes from. When the roast is evenly browned on all sides, add the water and stir to loosen the browned bits on the bottom of the pan. Cover the Dutch oven, reduce the heat to low/medium-low and cook the roast until it is very tender, about 3 hours, turning two or three times during the entire cooking time. Check occasionally to make sure that you always have 1-inch or so of liquid on the bottom of the pan. If necessary, add more water.
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The Truth About "Friday"
April 28th, 2011
Just what the hell was that crappy song by Rebecca Black all about? It wasn't just sent from hell to torture us to death by choking on hate. No, it was about the JFK assassination of course. Duh.
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Warriors owner sheds light on potential Kings move to Anaheim
Mar 9, 2011, 8:54 AM EST
Golden State could be one of the winners if the Sacramento Kings head to Anaheim — they would be the only Northern California team. Sacramento baseball fans grow up rooting for the Giants. That could be the Warriors, they could grab future generation of NBA fans in California's capitol.
Warriors owner Joe Lacob — in a wide ranging Q&A that Warriors fans should read — talked about the potential Kings move and its impacts to Sam Amick writing for CSN Bay Area:
You could argue that it's a good thing if they left because we'd have all of Northern California, but you could also argue that it's a bad thing because it sets a precedent for a team moving into another team's market that they don't want. The Lakers and Clippers don't want them (a source says the Board of Governor's vote for the extension of the March 1 relocation deadline was 27-2, with the Lakers and Clippers the only dissenting votes).
Lacob is specifically talking about San Jose. He doesn't want a team there. But the idea of billionaire Larry Ellison buying, say, the Hornets and moving them to San Jose is not out of the question. Lacob doesn't want that. (Lacob outbid Ellison for the Warriors, even though Ellison's fortune dwarfs Lacob's.)
Then there is the issue of who gets paid — league sources said that the Kings would not have to pay the Lakers and Clippers a territorial rights fee (something that could drive the cost of a Kings move up so high it would kill the deal). Lacob says it's more complex than that.
There's a 75-mile rule. That's the fact, but it can be overturned (by a vote of the other owners) so you decide how you want to refer to that.
He's saying he Kings should have to pay the Lakers and Clippers — unless the other owners waive that fee. Which they may well do (based on extension vote that gives the Kings owners, the Maloof brothers, until April 18 to make a decision and get a deal done).
Warriors fans, the Lacob Q&A also covers deadline trades that never came to be, and talks about the team's use of advanced statistics. Check it out.
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