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2/15/2013. ANDY'S UNPOPULAR OPINIONS. Most of the Senate Republicans voted to delay Sen. Hagel's Nomination. That's frightening. The Christian-Zionist (C-Z) Dark Side is bigger than I feared.
Some say there are 70 Million Christian-Zionists in America? Who knows? When selling 40,000 books will get you somewhere on the Best Seller Lists, The Left-Behind, End of Days Books have sold over 65 Million copies.
Basically, many American Christian-Zionists WANT a Nuclear War in the Middle East. Many of them WANT 2/3rds of the Jewish population of Israel to DIE. Many C-Zs Believe that this is what's in the Bible (as they see the Bible). Many C-Zs BELIEVE that a Middle East Nuclear War will bring the Second coming of Christ, The End of Days, and the Rapture.
In my opinion, many C-Zs are dangerous Religious Fanatics with a Massive Wrong-Read of the Bible. I totally AGREE with Pres Obama's policy of getting American Troops OUT of the Middle East. Hopefully, TOTALLY OUT. Why? Because this makes it HARDER for the American Christian-Zionists to get America into trouble. Maybe this the Real Reason for WHY so many C-Zs Hate Senator Hagel? Taking America Troops totally OUT of the Middle East makes it harder for America's C-Zs to murder even MORE American troops, murder more Muslims, and murder most Israeli Jews in the C-Z's Hoped For Armageddon Nuclear War.
In my opinion, the Iranians have GOOD REASONS to fear the American C-Zs. The American C-Zs keep THREATENING the Iranians and THUS keep motivating the Iranians too build Nuclear Weapons. In 1937 ADOLF HITLER said that the Czechs building forts on the German border was A THREAT TO GERMANY, and thus a Good Reason for Germany taking over Czechoslovakia. Maybe the Czechs had Good Reasons to build the forts like the Iranians have good reasons to worry about being invaded. In my military view NOT having American Troops on both Iran's West and East borders will MAKE IT EASIER to bring Iran back into the World family. However, in my view that's NOT what the C-Zs really want. Like Hitler, in my opinion the C-Zs are looking for a reason to START a war.
The above is NOT a very popular opinion. However, next year, 2014, is the 50 year anniversary of my 1964 prediction that America would lose the Vietnam War. That too wasn't a very popular opinion at the time. With many people it's STILL NOT a popular opinion. Senator Hagel is finding out what I found out a half-century ago, being correct does NOT make you popular.
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Thats crazy!! gee wizz lol
I'm sure there are plenty rip-offs and rides that are very similar to our beloved Jungle Cruise. However, the ones I know of are no more. There was once a theme park in Japan called Nara Dreamland, and was pretty much a clone of the Magic Kingdom gone horribly wrong. It had a train station in the front, a castle, a Matterhorn, a skyway that goes through the mountain, a couple coasters, a monorail, an autopia, and yes, even a Jungle Cruise. Unfortunately for this park, it closed perminantly in 2006, so there's no need to toss it to the natives.
Albino "still the BEST and ONLY Jungle Cruise tours on the planet" Pygmy
Thats crazy!! gee wizz lol
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Dear Skipper,
What's the best way to make sure my son is picked to "steer" the boat on his first Jungle Cruise experience next month?
Yes I'm Biased
Sometimes all you need is a reminder that out there lies a better place... a better world... a Walt Disney World.Visited In: 1983, 1988, 1989 x2, 1991, 1992, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 (passholder), 2007 (x2 x3), 2008, 2009 (x2), 2010, 2011 (x2)
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Dear Skipper,
How long do you train on JC before you are let loose on the public? With all the schtick you do, I think it would be hard to memorize quickly.
Here are some pictures from a couple of years ago. Reminds me of
the sad River Country.
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Hey, Google does fonts too!Published 4 years ago, in Blog, Technology, Web
Yesterday, at the Google I/O conference, the search behemoth released, among other goodies, the brand-new Google Font API. This new API lets developers easily embed fonts into their pages for usage with the CSS font-family directive. And it's really drop dead easy to include a font.
You can insert any font in Google's catalog simply by linking to it as if it were a stylesheet:
<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Droid+Sans' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> </link>
After this initial step, all you need to do is use the font as you'd normally do for regular, web-safe fonts:
body { font-family: 'Droid Sans', arial, serif; }
Easy as can be, right? Oh, and here's the kicker: the behind-the-scenes voodoo allows browsers all the way down to IE6 to take advantage of linked fonts!
The catalog is pretty barebones right now, but this is Google, and this is sure to be a project that will soon gain traction and favour among the Web Development community. I'm sure pretty soon the list of available fonts (which are all open-source, by the way) will grow exponentially.
What does this mean for the upcoming CSS3 @font-face directive? It's potential is definitively great, however browser adoption and legal issues have prevented it from becoming as commonplace as other CSS3 novelties. Will Google change the way we think about typography on the Web?


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Ar Datin Norwina M Nawawi, International Islamic University Malaysia
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Liz Paslawsky PhD, International Health Business Consultant, Australia
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Bitola, FYR Macedonia, July 14, 2008—The ease of doing business varies greatly among cities in South East Europe, according to a new report launched today by the World Bank Group. Doing Business in South East Europe 2008 covers 22 cities in seven economies: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, FYR Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia. For the first time, Doing Business goes beyond the most populous city to compare cities in the same economy with each other and with other cities in the region. It benchmarks four areas of regulation that are subject to local jurisdiction and enforcement: starting a business, obtaining licenses, registering property, and enforcing contracts.
The report highlights that, while some economies achieved remarkable progress in improving their investment climate at the national level—Croatia and FYR Macedonia were among the top 10 reformers globally last year—there is scope to extend reforms to the local level. "South East Europe is reforming rapidly to improve the ease of doing business. This report provides city-level data that can inspire reforms at the national and local levels and add to the region's reform momentum," said Jane Armitage, World Bank Country Director.
Bitola in FYR Macedonia is the top-ranking city measured by the report. "We are pleased that a city here is the top performer," said Patricia Rader, U.S. Agency for International Development Mission Director in Skopje. "Business reforms are critical for growth. Investors need predictability, good corporate governance, and contractual law; and the region needs investment to stimulate growth and create jobs."The report identifies reforms that can make cities more competitive by reducing the cost and risk of doing business. These include consolidating construction licenses through one-stop shops, introducing electronic business registries, and improving courts' case management systems. Cities can learn about reform solutions from other cities in their own country or elsewhere in the region. If a city were to adopt all the best practices already in place in South East Europe, it would rank ninth among the 178 economies measured by Doing Business, comparable to the rankings for Ireland and Canada. This would mean adopting the good practices from Vlora, Albania (to start a business); Osijek, Croatia (to obtain construction licenses); Pljevlje, Montenegro (to register property); and Zrenjanin, Serbia (to enforce contracts).
In certain areas, Croatian cities perform better than cities in the region. The number of procedures it takes to register property is lowest in Zagreb (5 procedures) and the average cost to enforce a contract is 14% of the claim value as opposed to an average of 30% in the rest of South East Europe. After January 2008 -- cut-off date for this report, Croatian cities continued to reform. For example, Varaždin is improving business registration through depositing all documentation with Financial Agency (FINA) for registration at the Commercial Court. The Law on Spatial Planning and Construction streamlined the number of construction permits required for building a warehouse and introduced strict time limits for receiving necessary clearances by relevant authorities. Continuing with reforms is important because investors when deciding when to invest, focus not only on four areas studied in the report, but also whether the country is taking steps to improve the overall business environment.
Croatia is committed to reform and the continuous improvement of its business environment. All these factors, along with Croatia's proximity to European markets and its candidacy for European Union membership, will help to attract investment from abroad and encourage local businesses growth and employment creation.
The report was directed by FIAS, a multidonor investment climate advisory service of the World Bank Group. It was produced with financial support from IFC, the U.S. Agency for International Development, and Switzerland's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO). It is based on the efforts of more than 224 lawyers, accountants, architects, contractors, accountants, engineers, property specialists, and national and local public officials. For more information or to download the report, visit www.doingbusiness.org/SEE.
About the Doing Business ProjectThe Doing Business project ranks 178 economies on the ease of doing business. Rankings are based on 10 indicators of business regulation that track the time and cost to meet government requirements in business start-up, operation, trade, taxation, and closure. The rankings do not reflect such areas as macroeconomic policy, quality of infrastructure, currency volatility, investor perceptions, or crime rates. Since 2003, Doing Business has contributed to more than 100 reforms around the world. The Doing Business project is based on the efforts of more than 5,000 local experts who provide methodological support and review. For more information about the Doing Business project, visit www.doingbusiness.org.
Doing Business also publishes studies that measure business regulations in various cities of a specific economy or region. These focus on business regulations in areas covered by local jurisdiction and enforcement. They use the methodology of the global Doing Business report, thus making domestic and international comparisons possible. The data, methodology, and the names of contributors are available online at http://subnational.doingbusiness.org.
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Episode Detail: Here's a New Way of Looking at Cappucino - The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd
Molly and her neighbor (John Pankow) discuss childbearing; Molly learns that she is not being credited as the author of her book; and Florence and Arthur give Molly an engagement gift.
Episodes: The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (64)
4/13/1991: Here's a Little Touch of Harry in the Night
Season 5, Episode 13
4/6/1991: Here's When Life Begins At
Season 5, Episode 12
3/30/1991: Here's Why You Shouldn't Talk to Strangers in the Park
Season 5, Episode 11
3/23/1991: Here's How to Put an Egg in Your Show and Beat It
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3/16/1991: Here's How to Break the Other Leg
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3/9/1991: Here's a High Dive Into a Shallow Pool
Season 5, Episode 8
3/2/1991: Here's One Way to Fill Every Waking Moment
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2/23/1991: Here's a Good Excuse for Missing the Party
Season 5, Episode 6
2/16/1991: Here's A Pregnant Pause
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2/9/1991: Here Are Some Overnight Lows
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2/2/1991: Here's When the Fat Lady Sings
Season 5, Episode 3
1/26/1991: Here's a New Way of Looking at Cappucino
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1/19/1991: Here's a Neat Way to Tie Up Loose Ends
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7/6/1990: Here's a Good Reason to Check Your Answering Machine on a Regular Basis
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6/29/1990: Here's a Quick and Easy Recipe for Leftovers
Season 4, Episode 12
6/22/1990: Here Are Some Things That Go Bump in the Night
Season 4, Episode 11
6/15/1990: Here's an Expensive Item with No Returns, Refunds or Exchanges
Season 4, Episode 10
6/1/1990: Here Are a Couple of Games You've Probably Played
Season 4, Episode 8
5/25/1990: Here's Another Lost Weekend
Season 4, Episode 7
5/18/1990: Here's Why Restaurants Have a Minimum
Season 4, Episode 6
5/4/1990: Here's Something I Forgot to Mention
Season 4, Episode 5
4/27/1990: Here's a Perilous Research Project
Season 4, Episode 4
4/20/1990: Here's Why You Can Never Have Too Much Petty Cash
Season 4, Episode 3
4/13/1990: Here Are Just a Few Things That Could Possibly Go Wrong
Season 4, Episode 2
4/6/1990: Here's Why Pink Isn't Necessarily a Girl's Favorite Color
Season 4, Episode 1
7/15/1989: Here's a Leisurely Stroll Through the Park
Season 3, Episode 13
7/8/1989: Here's an Unexpected Twist on the Old Biological Clock
Season 3, Episode 12
7/1/1989: Here's a Shot in the Dark
Season 3, Episode 11
6/24/1989: Here's a Major Organ Interlude
Season 3, Episode 10
6/17/1989: Here's Some Ducks All in a Row
Season 3, Episode 9
6/10/1989: Here's a Rough Way to Learn a Foreign Language
Season 3, Episode 8
6/3/1989: Here's Why You Should Always Make Your Bed in the Morning
Season 3, Episode 7
5/27/1989: Here's a Clever Yet Practical Gift Idea
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5/20/1989: Here's Why You Should Lock Your Bathroom Door
Season 3, Episode 5
5/13/1989: Here's a Little Night Music
Season 3, Episode 4
5/6/1989: Here's the Groovy Piano Bar Episode
Season 3, Episode 3
4/29/1989: Here's Why You Should Order from the Spanish Side of the Menu
Season 3, Episode 2
4/17/1989: Here's That Old Shadow on the Wall
Season 2, Episode 13
4/17/1989: Here's a Cute Way to Wrap up the Holiday Season
Season 3, Episode 1
6/29/1988: Here's Another Cryptic Message from Upstate
Season 2, Episode 12
6/22/1988: Here's Talkin' to Yourself
Season 2, Episode 11
6/15/1988: Here's a Reason to Keep Your Goats in the Barn
Season 2, Episode 10
6/8/1988: Here's What Happened to That Earring You Lost
Season 2, Episode 9
6/1/1988: Here's Who Ordered the Pizza
Season 2, Episode 8
5/25/1988: Here's a Little Known Ingrid Bergman Incident
Season 2, Episode 7
4/28/1988: Here's a Message from Your Local Bag Lady
Season 2, Episode 6
4/21/1988: Here's a Side Effect of Serious Moonlight
Season 2, Episode 5
4/14/1988: Here's a Bunch of Photos from an Old Album
Season 2, Episode 4
4/7/1988: Here Comes That Cold Wind off the River
Season 2, Episode 3
3/31/1988: Here Are a Few Variations on a Sexual Theme
Season 2, Episode 2
3/24/1988: Here's Why You Shouldn't Get Too Attached to Your Cat
Season 2, Episode 1
8/13/1987: Here's Why Good Guys Sometimes Wear Black
Season 1, Episode 13
8/6/1987: Here's Why It's Good to Bake Cookies Once in Awhile
Season 1, Episode 12
7/30/1987: Here's Why Henry David Thoreau Chose the Pong
Season 1, Episode 11
7/23/1987: Here's Why It's Good to Have a Cake Burning in the Refrigerator
Season 1, Episode 10
7/16/1987: Here's Another Bedtime Story
Season 1, Episode 9
7/9/1987: Here's Why They Call the Little One Jingle and the Big One Blues
Season 1, Episode 8
7/2/1987: Here's Why a Torch Is Too Heavy to Carry in a Purse
Season 1, Episode 7
6/25/1987: Here's Why It's Tough to Sell Watermelons After Midnight
Season 1, Episode 6
6/18/1987: Here's Why It's Not Polite to Stare at People in Restaurants
Season 1, Episode 5
6/11/1987: Here's Why You Shouldn't Wear High Heels to the Bank
Season 1, Episode 4
6/4/1987: Here's Why You Stay Out of Coffee Shops If You Don't Drink Coffee
Season 1, Episode 3
5/28/1987: Here's Why There Are Instances When Vegetables Aren't Necessarily Good for You
Season 1, Episode 2
5/21/1987: Here's Why Cosmetics Should Come in Unbreakable Bottles
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$782K total tab for city's suit against Yellow Pages
Paying the bill for outside counsel pushes the total cost for the city's Yellow Pages lawsuit to more than $780,000.
Seattle Times staff reporter
The city's quest to deflect unwanted Yellow Pages phone books was more expensive than first noted, with the bill to pay outside counsel pushing the expense to $781,503.
The city paid $517,000 this week to settle its losing fight against publishers of Yellow Pages phone books. But the city also has paid $264,503 for outside legal counsel to defend the city ordinance first in U.S. District Court, where the city won; in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, where the city lost; and in asking for a rehearing by a Court of Appeals review panel, which the city lost.
The Summit Law Group in Seattle actually was a bargain, said Kimberly Mills, spokeswoman for the City Attorney's Office, compared with about $400,000 the city also had to pay in the settlement agreement for the industry's legal fees. It is a standard penalty for the losing party to pay the legal fees and court costs on both sides of a court fight.
The other roughly $117,000 went to reimburse the Yellow Pages publishers for the fees they paid under the ordinance.
The City Attorney's Office has no choice but to defend a city ordinance if it is challenged in court, Mills said. The legal principles involved in this case, First Amendment law in the area of commercial speech, were specialized enough to require outside counsel, Mills said.
The city has decided not to appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court, Mills said. No more legal fees or other costs will be forthcoming in the matter, which is closed by the settlement agreement, under which the city agreed to repeal the underlying ordinance behind the suit.
The controversy started in 2010, when the City Council passed a law to crack down on unwanted delivery of phone books.
In addition to creating an opt-out registry, the city charged the companies that distribute the phone books $100 each for a business license, plus a per-book charge for every Yellow Pages phone book delivered, and fines of as much as $125 for deliveries to businesses that had opted out.
Local Search Association, an industry group representing three Yellow Pages publishers, sued, arguing the city unconstitutionally restricted its right to publish.
Councilmember Mike O'Brien, who had championed the measure, said it was well-received by residents.
"We are in negotiations with the Yellow Pages industry to ensure that Seattle's waste-reduction gains are preserved," he said in a statement.
Some city residents who back the law said the problem is treating corporations as if they had the same constitutional rights as people.
"Phone books are a joke," said Jeff Reifman, a Seattle blogger. "As long as courts keep giving these constitutional rights to corporations, we don't have control over our communities and we can't legislate to protect the environment."
In a statement emailed Friday night, Neg Norton of Local Search said publishers of the Yellow Pages know it makes no sense to deliver an unwanted directory.
Norton suggests consumers use the industry's consumer-choice program, at www.YellowPagesOptOut.com, to control delivery of Yellow Pages.
Norton said the publishers will honor opt-out requests previously submitted to the city's former opt-out website.
Material from Seattle Times archives was used in this report.
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Texas Comptroller's Property Tax Rules
Chapter 9. Property Tax Administration
Texas Administrative Code, Title 34, Part I
Subchapter D. Appraisal Review Board
Sec. 9.801. Notice of Protest.
(a) To be entitled to a hearing and determination of a protest by an appraisal review board, a protesting property owner initiating the protest must file a written notice of the protest with the appraisal review board having authority to hear the matter protested.
(b) "Protesting property owner" is defined as follows:
(1) the actual title owner of the property; or
(2) a person leasing the title owner's property and who is contractually obligated to reimburse the title owner for taxes imposed against the property.
(c) If the title owner of the property does not protest the tax assessment, then the person leasing the property who is contractually obligated to reimburse the title owner for taxes imposed against the property may file a notice of protest.
(d) A notice of protest is sufficient if it:
(1) identifies the protesting property owner, including a person claiming an ownership interest in the property;
(2) identifies the property that is the subject of the protest; and
(3) indicates apparent dissatisfaction with some determination of the appraisal office.
(e) The notice of protest need not be on an official form. The protesting property owner may use the model form adopted by, and available from the Comptroller of Public Accounts or any other form or notice which contains the information set forth in subsection (d) of this section.
(f) The Model Notice of Protest Form 41.44 [50-132] is adopted by the Comptroller of Public Accounts by reference. Copies of this form are available from the Comptroller of Public Accounts, Property Tax Division, P. O. Box 13528, Austin, Texas 78711.
Effective July 17, 1992, 17 TexReg 4808; amended to be effective March 5, 1996, 21 TexReg 1587.
Cross References:
Notice of protest, see Sec. 41.44.
Sec. 9.802. Affidavit for Protest Hearing.
(a) A member of the appraisal review board shall file the affidavit required by the Tax Code, Sec. 41.66, before hearing a protest.
(b) The appraisal review board shall prepare and make available forms for the affidavit required by the Tax Code, Sec. 41.66. A form shall contain the following information:
(1) a description of the property that is the subject of the protest;
(2) a statement by the affiant that the affiant has not communicated with another person about the evidence, argument, facts, merits, or any other matters related to the property owner's protest, or about the property under protest, excluding cases where the property was used as part of a sample or compared with other properties in another proceeding before the board and cases in which the contact was expressly permitted under the Tax Code, Chapter 41;
(3) a space for the signature of the affiant; and
(4) a space for the officer who administers the oath to the affiant to affix the date, his signature, and his title.
(c) A notary public, and any other officer authorized by law to administer oaths and who is not in conflict concerning the subject of the affidavit, may administer the oath for the affidavit.
(d) The appraisal office may duplicate Model Form 41.66 [50-133] or use a different form that sets out the information listed in subsection (b) of this section in the same language and sequence as the model form.
(e) In special circumstances the chief appraiser or the appraisal review board may use a form that provides additional information, deletes information required by this section, or sets out the required information in different language or sequence than that required by this section if the form has been previously approved by the Comptroller of Public Accounts.
(f) If an appraisal review board member is unable to sign the affidavit required under the Tax Code, Sec. 41.66, and this section because of contacts by the member with another person concerning the property owner's protest or the property under protest, the member shall be recused from hearing the protest.
(g) The Model Affidavit for Protest Hearing Form 41.66 [50-133] is adopted by reference by the Comptroller of Public Accounts. Copies of this form may be obtained from the Comptroller of Public Accounts, Property Tax Division, [P. O. Box 13528, Austin, Texas 78711-3528].
Effective July 17, 1992, 17 TexReg 4808.
Sec. 9.803. Requirements for Appraisal Review Board Records.
(a) Each appraisal review board shall establish by rule the procedures for hearings that the board conducts. Such rules shall contain as a minimum the requirements set forth in subsections (b)-(g) of this section.
(b) The following requirements shall be met by appraisal review boards in the conduct of hearings and proceedings, and the record kept by the board shall contain the following items:
(1) names of the board members present and the date of the hearing or proceeding;
(2) the name and resident address of the protesting property owner and that owner's agent, if any, or challenging taxing unit;
(3) a description of the property subject to the protest or challenge;
(4) a summary of the nature of the protest or challenge;
(5) an affidavit signed by each appraisal review board member stating that the member has not communicated with another person concerning:
(A) the evidence, argument, facts, merits, or any other matters related to an owner's protest, except during the hearing on the protest; or
(B) a property that is the subject of the protest, except during a hearing on another protest or other proceeding before the board at which the property is compared to other property or used in a sample of properties.
(6) a summary of the testimony relevant to the issues before the board;
(7) any documentary or physical evidence admitted for consideration by the board or the reference number of the evidence, if applicable;
(8) the names and resident address of every witness and the fact that the witness testified under oath;
(9) a notation of any formal motions made and the ruling thereon;
(10) the final order of the board or a reference to the written order number; and
(11) the date of any final order and the date the notice is placed in the mail.
(c) The chief appraiser or his authorized designee shall be present at all proceedings to represent the appraisal district. If hearing panels are used pursuant to the Tax Code, Sec. 41.45(d), then a formal rule should be adopted by the board for that purpose. The rule shall provide for a due process appeal of any contested matter to the board as a whole.
(d) Should a property owner or taxing unit file a protest or challenge petition after the deadline provided by statute, then good cause for late filing shall be considered only by formal motion.
(e) The board shall deliver by certified mail a notice of the issuance of any final order along with a copy of the order to the property owner or the taxing unit as applicable. Copies of the notice and order shall be furnished to the office of the chief appraiser. A notice of the issuance of a final order determining a protest shall contain the name and address of the chief appraiser and the following statement in uppercase bold lettering: "The appraisal review board has made a final decision on your protest. A copy of the order determining the protest is enclosed with this notice. You have the right to appeal this order to the District Court. If you want to appeal, you should consult an attorney immediately. You must file a petition with the district court within 45 days of the date you receive this notice. If you do appeal and your case is pending, except as provided under Tax Code, Sec. 42.08(d), you must pay the lesser of the amount of taxes not in dispute or the amount of taxes due on the property under the order from which the appeal is taken, to each taxing unit before taxes for the year become delinquent."
(f) After filing an oath of inability to pay the taxes at issue, a party may be excused from the requirement to prepayment of tax as a prerequisite to appeal if the court, after notice and hearing, finds that such payment would constitute an unreasonable restraint on the party's right of access to the courts. The reviewing court may set terms and conditions on any grant of relief as may be reasonably required by the circumstances.
(g) A permanent file shall be maintained when an order of the appraisal review board is appealed to district court. This file shall contain:
(1) the notice of appeal with the filing date noted thereon;
(2) copies of notices required by the Tax Code, Sec. 42.06(c); and
(3) chief appraiser entries on the appraisal record, as provided for in the Tax Code, Sec. 42.06(d).
Effective February 3, 1998, 23 TexReg 798.
Cross References:
Appraisal review board record requirement, see Sec. 41.68.
Correction of appraisal roll, see Sec. 25.25
Determination of protest and delivery of decision, see Sec. 41.44(b).
Hearing procedures, see Sec. 41.66.
Notice of intent to appeal appraisal review board decision, see Sec. 42.06.
Panel hearings, see Sec. 41.45(d).
Property owner protest filed after deadline, see Sec. 41.44(b).


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|FILE - In this May 18, 2013, file photo, Metro-North Railroad president Howard Permut gets ready to descend a ladder after touring the scene of the train derailment in Bridgeport, Conn. Permut, who helped form the Metro-North Railroad in 1983, said Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, that he would retire as its president at the end of the month, following a year of problems for the nationís second-busiest railroad, including the first passenger deaths of its 31-year history. (AP Photo/The Connecticut Post, Christian Abraham, File) MANDATORY CREDIT
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NEW YORK (AP) — A longtime transit official who helped form the nation's second-busiest railroad said Thursday he would retire as its president at the end of the month following a year of problems including a derailment that caused the first passenger deaths in its history.
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Stagg's Lucas Smiarowski takes first place in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 4:49.94 at Lincoln-Way North High School on January 2, 2014. | Jim Karczewski~For Sun-Times Media
Updated: February 14, 2014 6:27AM
Lincoln-Way East's Patrick Hackett won the 500-yard freestyle (4:46.53) Saturday at the elite Evanston Invitational, an 18-team meet that included four of the top 10 schools from the 2013 state finals.
Defending state champion New Trier won the meet title ahead of Glenbrook South, Evanston and Lake Forest, third at the state meet last season.
Stagg's Lucas Smiarowski was second in the 500 freestyle (4:48.86) and third in the 200 IM (2:00.04) Saturday to lead the Chargers to ninth place, highest finish by a local school. Stagg also posted third places from Zack Amendola in the 100 butterfly and its 400 freestyle relay.
Brother Rice's Mitch Strahlman was third in the 500 free to help the Crusaders finish 11th.
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The 2011-'12 state champions started slow this season, but seem to be rounding into form.
Saturday, the Thunderbolts captured the title at the Oak Forest Invitational, rallying in the sixth and final game to edge T.F. South 5,337-5,308.
That performance follows two solid showings in holiday tournaments. Andrew finished fourth at the Plainfield South Tournament on Dec. 26, thriving in the afternoon Baker game format.
The Thunderbolts also took fifth in the Baker portion of their own Andrew Bowling Bash on Dec. 27.
Senior Ashley Sparrey, the only member of the state champion team still on the roster, has led the way along with fellow senior Nikki Diorio and juniors Amanda Campbell and Jessie Hallas.
"We have an inexperienced team and our goals is just to keep getting better and be our best at the end of the season," Andrew coach Julie DeChene said.
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"Her team took second place in the state and we almost won the state championship," White said. "We scored 150 points. It's hard for her to relate to a team that scores 130 when your team used to score 150. For her, I told her she has to build. If you are not as good every year, you have to build. You have to be patient. You can't think 'why can't we get 140 now?' ''
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Governor Bob McDonnell today announced that the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will advertise an estimated $1.1 billion in construction and maintenance projects during the first six months of Fiscal Year 2011. The estimated economic impact of the work is 33,900 jobs created or supported, as well as $2.83 billion in economic activity and $282.5 million in taxes that will come back to the state.
"After taking office, I directed VDOT to start authorizing and advertising projects in a more timely and efficient manner, in order to get much needed road projects underway, and traffic moving again," McDonnell said. "In just six months, the agency will have advertised $1.1 billion – half of its annual budget. This will have a positive impact on Virginia's infrastructure and economy. For every $100 million spent on highway maintenance, it is estimated 3,000 jobs are created or supported. By working hard to ensure that VDOT invests all available transportation resources as soon as they become available, and in a manner that has the most benefit to motorists traveling throughout the state, we will greatly improve our transportation system and spur economic growth."
The agency has advertised more than 350 projects in the past six months and advertised more than $500 million in work during December, Secretary of Transportation Sean Connaughton said.
State officials cited studies published by the Federal Highway Administration and the American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials, which showed that every $100 million spent on highway construction and maintenance projects adds 3,000 jobs created or supported, $250 million in economic activity and $25 million in taxes that go back to Virginia coffers.
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Little League Europe and Africa Region: REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS: BASEBALL BRINGS ENTUSIASM TO ORPHANS' LIVES IN UKRAINE
Kyiv street kids are a common sight. They gather empty bottles to earn some money to fuel their early smoking and alcohol habits and see little hope for change.
"I want to have some hobbies, but I couldn't at my orphanage because we don't even have sports equipment, not to mention visiting a theater. I started to return empty bottles for money and then spent it to buy some cigarettes and marijuana my friends managed to get," said 10-year-old Oleksandr Chernov, a Kyiv orphan.
There is one man who tries to give kids like Oleksandr an alternative. Vasyl Tarasko, a New Yorker of Ukrainian origin, has become the unofficial ambassador of Little League Baseball in Ukrainian orphanages (http://www.ukrainebaseball.org/orphanages.html) since 2006. A baseball coach and player, he initially hoped the sport would be taken up by regular kids. But it never happened because the Ukrainian baseball system is designed for elite athletes.
"The Little League philosophy is just the opposite. It allows each child to participate no matter whether they have parents or not or what their level of skill is. This idea was not taking hold in Ukraine," Tarasko said.
But one day he had an insight. "One of my friends said there are hundreds of orphanages in Ukraine where children do not know what to do except acquire bad habits. I realized exactly where the children [who need baseball] were in Ukraine," Tarasko said.
He began to identify orphanages that had at least 50 children aged 9 to 12, calling the directors, visiting them to see whether there was any interest in adding baseball to their sports program.
Today there are four Ukrainian orphanages that take part in the Ukrainian Little League, out of 14 that also received baseball equipment from Tarasko. For the kids, the game makes a real difference.
"Baseball gave me opportunities unlike anything before," said Valeriy Tokarskiy, a 12-year old orphan from Kreminets orphanage in Ternopil's oblast. "The game helped me and my friends to feel like a real team: each person brings something and we work together as a team."
This year Tokarskiy's team lost 12-8 to Lytuhane from Luhansk oblast in the world's first-ever World Little League Baseball Orphanage Championship that was started by Tarasko. It was held on Sept. 26 – 28 in Pushcha Ozerna, 20 kilometers outside Kyiv.
Despite the fact that his team lost, Tokarsky is not sad. "The value of participating in such competition is immeasurable. This is the first time I ever traveled outside my orphanage. Vasyl [Tarasko] showed us Kyiv, he bought us all tickets to visit the circus. This was all part of the experience of my first baseball game! We lost, but I don't care, our coach was taking photos all the time like we were champions!" Tokarskiy said.
There is a strict rule for participating in the baseball championship: give up your bad habits. An 11-year-old boy from Kreminets orphanage was suspended from the game because he swore at his team members when they started to lose.
"I will have a big talk with you this evening," threatened Oleksandr Korchakovskiy, his physical education teacher in Kreminets orphanage.
But it's not just the kids who benefit from Tarasko's charitable and passionate promotion of baseball. Teachers said they are grateful as well.
"I was an ordinary physical education teacher in a Kreminets orphanage. No one cared. When Vasyl came I felt support for me and my kids…I noticed them changing, passionately playing baseball better and better at each lesson," Korchakovskiy said.
Tarasko comes to Ukraine every half a year or so, bringing new equipment donated by the Little Leagues in the United States and organizing meetings for coaches, explaining the rules of the game and techniques. He will once again come in April to train new and inexperienced baseball coaches.
For Tarasko, it's also a dream come true. Ever since he emigrated with his parents at the age of five, he dreamt of returning to Ukraine. "My wife is also from Ukraine and she told me to go and my father said he would be proud if I come back to Ukraine for something good," he said.
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After a couple of years on this particular site, I always what the big deal about the German "krautrock" band Faust?
I recently purchased Faust's eponymously named debut album, and within the first five minutes, I knew that my money was well invested!
The very first song, "Why Don't You Eat Carrots", is one of those songs that need to be heard to be believed. Enough sonic tidbits, make you swear you were listening to Hawkwind, spoken dialogue like Frank Zappa, and a brief sample of The Beatles, "All You Need Is Love", you swear you were going to hear some one rapping over the song.....NOT!
Although there were many great krautrock groups at the time as Faust, all being on the cutting edge, I have heard more great things about this band, and asides for Can, no other kraut rock band had endured itself to fans of progressive rock than Faust.
This is one great debut, and a legendary recording from the country that produced some of the greatest and influential bands that Rock music has ever known.
Album Rating: FIVE STARS!
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Faust's amazing debut album begins with the line (taken from a song you may know), "I can't get no satisfaction." I can only assume that Faust were not being serious, since very little about their music is serious (except, of course, for the quality of it). On the off chance that they really mean what they said (er, stole), however, they were dead wrong. Or, at least, what they said does not apply to the legions of fans who love this album, because it brings satisfaction home like few other albums.
It's composed of three long songs – each one a masterpiece on its own – that all come together to form one large (if short) masterpiece of epic worth. Faust's self-titled debut remains one of the most inventive (not to mention wacky) albums ever to have been released. The result of spending six months holed up together in their Wümme recording studio,
manages to make industrial music (which did not exist yet) fit together with classical music, Rock In Opposition (again, did not exist yet), minimalist poetry, and, most importantly, pure rock. Faust (the band) feels equally at home lumped with the bands of Henry Cow's Rock In Opposition movement and with the free form rock of Krautrock. This does not work in reverse, however. The bands of Rock In Opposition and Krautrock would be totally lost attempting to compete with Faust at their own game.
Faust (both the album and band, but particularly the album in this case) is a perfect example of the saying, "you have to know the rules of the game before you can break them." The members of Faust clearly know the rules of music, understand the rules of music, and feel no need whatsoever to abide by the rules of music. On "Why Don't You Eat Carrots," they start with a minute of feedback, develop a brief avant-classical theme, and then launch into an amazing section of pure Faust, where everything is purposely "off" in some form or another (I don't have the technical musical knowledge to tell exactly how it's "off"). For the rest of the album, this is basically what you will experience: pure Faust of the style I just described.
And then, once you've finally digested the music (which will take many listens, I guarantee you), there are the lyrics. The music may be weird, but the lyrics take things to a whole new level. "Why Don't You Eat Carrots" is just pure nonsense, but on "Meadow Meal…" well, on "Meadow Meal" it's still pure nonsense. We are treated to such lyrics as "me is the meadow meal," "line up, you lose your head to understand the accident is red," and "a wonderful wooden reason." And then, of all things, Faust choose to enter a blazing section of pure energy (musically, not lyrically). It sounds bizarre, and it is, but it works. Oh man does it work.
After the rainstorm comes in and breaks up "Meadow Meal" with some great organ work by Hans-Joachim Irmler, we arrive at the "epic" of the album, the sixteen minute "Miss Fortune." After five minutes of pioneering electronic madness, we traipse through rugged terrain of all sorts of styles before ending with the most pretentious, falsely philosophical (purposely so, of course) lyrical section I've ever heard. And, of course, we get some more great Faust one-liners, including my favorite of them all, "He told you to be free, and you obeyed."
This CD is certainly not for everyone. It is one of the most bizarre CDs I own, perhaps even taking that crown. But it's also one of the best. No prog collection is truly complete without this album, but unless you already like Krautrock or enjoy some of the outer fringes of avant-prog,
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is probably the place to start with Faust, as it's still very good and much more accessible. Ultimately, however, I can't ignore that this is one of my favorite albums of all time. The fact that it's also one of the most influential albums of all time doesn't hurt its rating the slightest bit, and I can unhesitatingly award it an A+ rating, which, for me, roughly equates to six stars on a five start scale.
I began this review by mentioning the opening lyric, and I will end by mentioning the closing lyric, from the aforementioned monologue on "Miss Fortune." The last line is, "nobody knows if it really happened" (falsely philosophical, I told you). Once again, Faust, had they been serious, would have been quite wrong. After hearing this album, you will never forget that it happened, so unique is the experience. However, you will almost certainly be left wondering, "what the hell was that." And that is the joy of Faust's brilliant debut.
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KENTUCKY (7/10/14) — The Kentucky Motorcycle Association, District 14 will be sponsoring two Poker Runs during the upcoming Kentucky Bike Rally to benefit Happy Feet Equals Learning Feet, a non-profit organization that provides shoes to selected income eligible students pre-K through 12th grade.
KMA District 14 covers Henderson, Union, Webster and Crittenden County.
Proceeds from the Poker Runs will be used to benefit all four counties of the Happy Feet organization.
The Kentucky Motorcycle Association is a volunteer organization dedicated to protecting the rights of all Kentucky motorcyclists. The KMA has become the premier grassroots lobbying force in Kentucky on issues regarding motorcyclist. Through the efforts of our members we have been able to effect elections and bills moving through the Kentucky Legislature and the US Congress.
Registration for Friday July 18 Poker Run will begin at 8 a.m. at Gate 2 of the Union County Fair Grounds with the first bike out at 8:30. Friday's Poker Run will take riders from Union County through the Amish country side in Crittenden County then into Webster County before returning to Union County.
Registration for Saturday, July 19 Poker Run will begin at 9 a.m. at Gate 2 of the Union County Fair Grounds with the first bike out at 9:30. Saturday's Poker Run will take riders from Union County through Webster County then into Henderson County before returning to the Union County Fair Grounds. At one of the stops along Saturday's Poker Run, Jesse James Dupree, lead singer for Jackyl will be signing autographs.
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The Burpo's have an incredible story that's being heard around the world. When Colton for four-years-old, he had an emergency surgery, during which he says angels came and took him to heaven. The Burpo's sat down with Dani Dials to talk about their experience.
Colton says he was very afraid when he saw the angels. He says he could look down and see himself on the operating table. He says he could also see his parents, who were in two seperate rooms at the hospital. He says he stopped being scared after Jesus had the angels sing to him while he sat on Jesus' lap.
Colton says heaven looks like a perfect version of earth. He says there's no night in heaven. He says everyone in heaven has wings, and nobody has glasses or uses wheelchairs. He says everyone in heaven is young. He says there are animals, trees, and water in heaven.
Colton's father, Todd, says when Colton first told him about his experience in heaven, it was hard to grasp. He says he and his wife didn't know the depth of Colton's experience because initially, Colton only said little things at a time. But once Colton started talking about the angels singing to him, and seeing his parents during his surgery, and meeting other family members in heaven, his parents believed Colton's experience was real.
Colton told his mother, Sonya, that he met the baby that died in her tummy while he was in heaven. Sonya says knowing that the baby she miscarried is OK, and with Jesus, makes her feel very comforted.
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Colton says it's hard to imagine what God looks like because He is so massive. He says God is so big, and He can fit the whole world in his hand. Colton says the closest representation to what God looks like is the archangel Gabriel.
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NBA 2K14 debuts 'Real Voice' interviews
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NBA 2K14 will sport a "Real Voice" feature, taking clips from actual NBA interviews and using them for the in-game halftime and post-game interviews. Read more
MyNBA2K14 app lets you earn in-game currency
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As is all the rage these days, NBA 2K14 has a companion app. Through it, you'll be able to earn Virtual Currency (VC) for use in the console... Read more
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NBA 2K14 is using the right thumbstick, already used for shooting, and tying it to passing, as well. Check out some of the fancier passes in this developer diary. Read more
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by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Sep 13, 2013 10:00AM PDT
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The Crash Tour is a line up of Latin artists with music by El Chevo and Sito Rocks. During the Crash Tour there will be Zumba dancing taking place with professional intructors leading fitness routines. You do not have participate in Zumba to spectate the concert.
Following the concert is DJ Palooza, hosted by Ed Ocanas. The DJ Palooza will feature 10 different DJ talents from South Texas.
Proceeds from this event will help to support Corpus Christi resident, Tammy Lerma in her fight against breat cancer. Tammy is a wife, friend, and mother of two young girls who was recently diagnosed with breat cancer. Since hearing the news family and friends have organized fundraisers to help with medical costs.
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We have the privilege to work with some of the best show horses in the country and help them find their next homes. These "been there, done that" show horses are ready to take a step down from the pinnacle of their show careers and help young or amateur riders learn their way around the show ring. All of these horses are special because of their extensive experience and training and therefore may have some "special needs". If you have an interest in any of these horses, Contact Us and we'll be happy to provide you with more information.