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New Toledo casino progressing, will be ready to open as soon as regulators give the OK
TOLEDO, Ohio - On the banks of the Maumee River in Toledo sits Penn National's new Hollywood Casino. Inside workers are laying carpet, polishing tile and getting the place ready for the $300 million casino's opening this spring.
The Hollywood will feature a 1930s art deco decor in keeping with a Hollywood feel, but with very modern amenities.
"There's been a $10 million investment at this property just in digital media," said Hollywood Vice President of Marketing Jason Birney.
"As you enter from the parking garage, your first impact is a long winding digital media board that will display messages, that will display old Hollywood trailers and some marketing messaging along that Hollywood theme."
"We really focused on that wow factor," he said. That extends to the Skybox, a 173-seat sports bar in the center of the casino that will feature floor-to-ceiling glass walls upon which sporting events will be projected in high definition. "It's really the latest in technology."
In addition to the Skybox, there will be a 260-seat buffet, an 80-seat entertainment lounge and the Take 2 Grill, which is a 40-seat, grab-and-go type place featuring light fare.
And that's what makes Toledo's Hollywood different from Cleveland's Horseshoe, it is an island unto itself, concentrated inward. While Cleveland will have a buffet, food court and bar, their goal is for gamblers to head out to the many downtown bars and restaurants.
In addition, the first floor Higbee windows won't be blacked over to keep the daylight out, but will feature curtains just thick enough to let those passing by to see the action inside, but not be able to make out faces. The Hollywood is for the most part windowless with the exception of a wall of eight windows in the Final Cut Steakhouse looking out on the Maumee River.
Hollywood executives said they're offering an alternative to what people might find in Cleveland or Detroit.
"Where consumers choose to go is primarily determined by where they live," said Casino General Manager Richard St. Jean. "However many people are going to want to come further to see the casino for the first time.
"If you're providing a better experience, you have regions that are jump balls if you will they're obviously going to choose one over the other if they feel they're getting a better experience and they're more comfortable," he said.
The Hollywood is on a pace to open mid-March, pending approval from the Ohio Casino Control Commission on a license. It's a process that the state's gaming consultant recommended be delayed for up to eight weeks to allow inspectors to wade through the backlog of background checks needed for casino work.
"Obviously, we'd like it to be sooner than later," said St. Jean, who says they are working with the commission and understands why this is a process that can't be rushed.
While Cleveland was slated to open ahead of Toledo in some of the early reports to the commission, St. Jean says that will be up to the folks in Columbus.
"The opening's really going to be determined by the Ohio gaming commission and when they issue the first license so I guess at the end of the day it's going to be a matter of whose further along when they're prepared to do their, when they're prepared to start issuing licenses," said St. Jean.
The tale of the tape on the two properties goes like this: Hollywood will feature 2,000 slots compared to Horseshoes' 2,011. There will be 60 live tables in Toledo for blackjack, roulette, craps etc. compared to 63 in Cleveland and when it comes to poker, Hollywood will have 20 live tables while Cleveland will feature 30 in it's World Series of Poker room.
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The new Hard Rock Rocksino in Northfield Park features 2,300 slot machines as well as restaurants and live entertainment that keep with the Hard Rock theme.
The newest addition to Las Vegas' resurgent downtown announced itself this week with a marching band, a ribbon cutting and showgirls.
October numbers up for ThistleDown and Horseshoe over September.
The new walkway linking the Horseshoe Casino's parking garage to the second floor of the downtown gaming center is beginning to take shape.
September revenue numbers released Monday show the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland posting a slight revenue jump over August figures but down 8.4 percent over September 2012.
Cuyahoga county is pushing a plan to raise $2 million annually by taxing hotel rooms the Cleveland casino gives away as perks to high rollers.
Is there really a difference from casino to casino in Ohio when it comes to how much you win?
Revenue numbers released Monday for August show the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland down 4.8 percent from July, and 17.2 percent compared to August 2012.
Horseshoe Casino is celebrating the return of football with the Ultimate Cleveland Tailgate party on Public Square.


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Video short of Mahavatar Babaji. The mysterious yogi of the east, the deathless guru and kriya yoga master. Om Kriya Babaji Namah Aum.
Painting by Nandhi.
running time: 5 minutes
Trying to explain Babaji is like to trying to explain air or water. One of them is invisible and the other one is clear. They can only be described by what they are. They exist because they exist. They're everywhere. You can break them down by molecular structure to talk about them, but if you ask the average Joe on the street what air is or what water is you're likely to get a response that has something to do with him. Maybe he'll say air is what he breathes, water is what he drinks. Air is the reason he's alive, water is how he gets clean. If you ask him what either of these two things look like. He'll probably get tongue tied for a little bit. And then, as he tries to explain, he'll probably shift into a more poetic or metaphorical way of speaking.
Few people have seen the deathless guru. They say he's fairly small, in great shape, has long hair and intense eyes. They also say he's radiant and commanding with plant-like skin. Sometimes he's called the guru's guru or the teacher's teacher. He's been around for hundreds or thousands of years and there's lots of stories about him. Nearly all of them are spectacular. He's the eternal youth. The immortal yogi. He shows up swinging in hammocks, eating bananas and telling jokes. He comes through windows riding on sunbeams, full of smiles and answers. He's described as the most playful of all the enlightened beings. He's also described as the most no nonsense. There's an interesting story about an average guy who found his way to Mahavatar Babaji.
He climbed up the face of a cliff to get to the guru and when he finally did, he told him about how far he'd traveled and how much he wanted to stay and become his student. Babaji said he couldn't take him in his present state and went back to what he was doing. The guy was heart broken. He'd spent his entire life working toward that very moment. He told the master if he didn't take him he'd jump and be done with it. Babaji said go ahead and jump. The guy was shattered. Within seconds he hurled himself over the edge of the cliff and hit the ground lifeless. Babaji then asked some of his associates to go down and get him. After he was brought back up, Baba put his hand over the dead man's chest, breathed new life into him, and said, now I can take you.

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Milla Jovovich, Mary Steenburgen, Dwight Yoakam and Tim McGraw have joined William H. Macy in the cast of the independent comedy "Dirty Girl."
According to Variety, the film will be directed by first-time writer-director Abe Sylvia.
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Production is underway in Los Angeles.
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Day one back on trail after Kickoff. Left Ziggy and the Bears after a ride to the Post Office to mail off Bounce box and dress/umbrella (wasn't using it, so it's dead weight). Ziggy is stuck with the extra duty of hauling packages back and forth from the P.O. since 'The Bear' sprained his ankle the day I first arrived. He's down for 6 weeks and although I'm not sure of ziggy's age, Bear is 80. Taking on so many hikers is quite a chore and generous gift to us hikers. I helped Ziggy with packages, and was soon back on the trail. Saying goodbye to such sweet and wonderful people isn't easy when you don't know if you'll be back that direction to see them… I saw a snake, it was odd looking, and shaking it's tail, as though it was a rattler, but it wasn't…. odd. I stopped in for water at the wind farm, signed the register, chatted and one hell of a simple but ass kicking climb started there. It wasn't all that far, but woah.
-Oops… I mailed off page one and two of this section maps with my bounce box. Was glad I have the pdf file on my phone, but the darn battery just isn't as great as i thought it would be., so tried not checking it.
-Chatted with Choo Choo at Ziggy/Bears – I had mentioned that I wasn't happy with my journal entries and blog posts as well as all of the photos that aren't getting properly posted… She had some positive thoughts about the entire thing, most of which is what everyone else has said, focus on the hike, and not on entertaining everyone, which is very difficult when it's the everyone that paid for this hike… (thank you again
Nice decent into whitewater preserve. Couldn't decide if I should stop or press on. My goal for this week is 15-15-15-10 in miles Mon-Thurs reaching PCT Mile 265 and hitch into Big Bear Lake. I barely reached the Ranger Station though… when I was at the crossroad to go to the former Trout Farm where there's bathrooms and free PCT camping, or pushing on the PCT, my stomach answered … Not feeling so hot. The Ranger Station it was. Never have I been so glad to find flush toilets and walls surrounding me. I don't know if it's the heat or diet. I ate and took a nap on the picnic table bench… At 6:15 I made the decision to push on up White Water Creek, maybe another 2 miles.
-Think I got another 3 or 4 mi in from the station. Also I think I may be dehydrated. Sad since I was near water for day snad days at KickOff. Lesson Learned.
-This dress is heavy and it sucks. It makes me sweat buckets also leading to my dehydration. I'm glad I only have to go 55 miles in it. (just to be clear, this gown has been wonderful for some of my photos, just NOT hike friendly LOL)
-I can see the peak of Mt. San Jacinto from where I write this. It's almost 8 p.m. I think I'll have to start doing the REALLY early hike, siesta afternoon, and hike late thing… as they do in the desert.
-I used the new Caldera Cone stove I bought at kick off … Mine was falling apart, the caldera cLone not the stove, but it came as a set for $30. It's incredibly efficient. Glad I bought it. I was able to reduce weight and space as well.
-At the last stop I dropped some weight and added some. It seems like my pack is heavier than it should be. I keep adjusting the straps, but not helping. A week off the trail is rough on me. Lesson Learned. I only have 4 days of food… why's it so heavy !?
- After a lot of complaining about not having ANY alone time on the trail, I hiked all day w/o running into the people who left Z/Bears prior to me. It was nice.


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A new study from the Congressional Budget Office tells us what we all (should) already know: income inequality is real and the causes are terrifyingly inextricable.
Income inequality is a myth.
That was the takeaway from five economic studies collected by James Pethokoukis that found income gains were shared fairly equally in the 30 years before the Great Recession. What little income inequality existed, he claimed, was off-set by inflation. The stuff that the richest 10 percent like to buy has gotten more expensive than the stuff the poorest 10 percent like to buy. So, not only are low-income households making real money, but also their income is going further every year.
These studies are important contributions to the broader debate about the working class. But they represent a minority opinion. Almost everything we know about wages and prices tells us that the typical household has suffered a Lost Decade for market wages. Just as important, the price of necessities -- such as health care, a college education, a house, and energy to heat your home and run your car engine -- is growing faster than our incomes.
I'm going to try to tell this story in five parts: What's going on with wages; why we're dealing with a global crisis; and what government can and can't do.
The Congressional Budget Office's monster analysis of income inequality is a useful entry in this debate. What it found matches the graph that leads this article, from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
CBO found that in the three decades between 1979 and the beginning of the Great Recession, real household income grew 60 percent overall. But it didn't grow evenly.
Among the poorest fifth of households, income grew 18 percent. For the next three quintiles, it grew just shy of 40 percent. For the richest fifth, it grew 65 percent. And for the top percentile, it grew by a whopping 275 percent, which means it nearly tripled. Bottom line: Income inequality exists.
Let's focus on the median household: poorer than half the country and richer than the other half. There are two ways to look at median income growth. The first is "after-tax income," the first graph to the left. That's the money in your pocket after government taxes and benefits. This measure has grown by nearly 40 percent since 1979. That's not so bad.
The second metric is market income, the second graph to the left. That's your workplace compensation, plus any money you made from a small company (public speaking, quilt-selling, etc) and investments. This measure didn't grow between 1980 and 1992, and it's basically flatlined since the mid-1990s. This graph looks like two lost decades framing a window of real income growth between 1991 and 1999. Bottom line: Median wages had a rough time in the 1980s and an equally rough time in the 2000s.
And ... here's the kicker ... then the recession happened. Ten million people lost their jobs between 2007 and 2011. The economy has teetered on the edge of deflation for two years. Wages basically stopped growing, and that's for the lucky 84 percent of the labor force that had full-time work.
WHAT IF THE 1950s WENT ON FOREVER?
Income equality looks very real, and we can trace its explosion to the last 30 years. But what if the last 30 years didn't happen -- or rather, what if income gains from the 1950s and 1960s continued forever? How much more would the typical family make?
We posed the question to Michael Greenstone, the director of the Hamilton Project. Between 1950 and 1970, we saw fabulously high economic growth, he said. Earnings grew 44 percent per decade -- more than three times faster than they've grown over the last 30 years. If that trend had continued, Greenstone said, the median man would be earning a whopping $194,000 per year today!
That seems more than a little implausible, Greenstone admits (and we agree). A more plausible counterfactual is that median earnings kept up with average earnings, as they did prior to the 1970s. In this scenario the median man's earnings would be $41,875 instead of $33,000 -- $9,000, or 27 percent, higher.
Nouriel Roubini boiled down the factors behind this worldwide growth of income inequality to four issues. I'll boil them down to two. Trade and technology.
1. Technology. In the long run, tech tends to grow economies. In the short run, it can create a lot of carnage. (Definitely read this article: Why Workers Are Losing the War Against Machines). Machines can make most cars better than people. Computer programs can crunch data faster than people. If humans don't find skills that aren't more easily performed by non-human bots, they'll either go without work or have to work low-skill service jobs that haven't been automated yet.
2. Trade. "A basic principle of international trade theory is that greater trade with a labor-abundant economy will reduce the wages of workers in a capital-abundant economy," Roubini writes. That's why so many clothing manufacturing jobs have gone to China, and why even some Chinese jobs have gone on to still poorer countries, like Bangladesh and Vietnam. Cheap stuff is good for consumers, but not always good for workers in high-wage countries like the U.S.
But trade isn't just about making cheaper socks. The tradability of services threatens even white collar workers. With better information technology, more services are tradable and susceptible the same forces that sucked American manufacturing and IT jobs out of the U.S.
The U.S. doesn't have much of an industrial policy to direct funds away from manufacturing toward another industry that could accept these millions of displaced workers. Most of our "equality policy" is run through the tax code through the redistribution of income to poorer families. So how are we doing there?
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26 Italian Songs and Arias - Medium High Voice (Book/CD) (Medium High Voice). Edited by John Glenn Paton. For medium high voice solo and piano accompaniment (High voice (Medium-High)). Vocal Collection. Renaissance, Baroque and Play Along. Difficulty: medium. Collection and accompaniment CD. Vocal melody, lyrics, piano accompaniment, performance notes and introductory text. 153 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.3396).
ISBN 0739000136. With vocal melody, lyrics, piano accompaniment, performance notes and introductory text. Renaissance, Baroque and Play Along. 9x12 inches.
This authoritative, new edition of the world's most loved songs and arias draws on original manuscripts, historical first editions and recent research by prominent musicologists to meet a high standard of accuracy and authenticity. Includes fascinating background information about the arias and their composers as well as a singable rhymed translation, a readable prose translation and a literal translation of each single Italian word.
- Amarilli, mia bella Composed by Giulio Caccini, G Minor
- Lasciatemi Morire! Composed by Claudio Monteverdi, F Minor
- Vittoria, mio core! Composed by Giacomo Carissimi, D Major
- Che Fiero Costume Composed by Giovanni Legrenzi, A Minor
- Tu lo sai Composed by Giuseppe Torelli, E Major
- Gia Il Sole Dal Gange Composed by Alessandro Scarlatti, Ab Major
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- Le Violette Composed by Alessandro Scarlatti, A Major
- Se Florinda E Fedele Composed by Alessandro Scarlatti, Bb Major
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During the 1990s, Washington, DC had the highest murder rate in the country. During that time, DC had between 400 and 500 murders a year, despite the 1976 gun ban. A rising crime syndicate funded by the crack epidemic coupled with the corrupt Mayor Marion Barry contributed to DC's failures at that time.
Since the Supreme Court ruled in favor of DC resident's 2nd Amendment rights (District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570), proactive policing, and massive gentrification, murders have decreased, furthering the argument that gun control laws have no effect on gun violence, rather favorable economics and proper law enforcement does.
In Chicago, guns ownership is severely controlled and restricted, but that city had over 500 murders in 2012.
In Newark, NJ, gun violence is high. However, according to Mayor Cory Booker, during his tenure, only one legal gun owner was responsible for a gun murder. Booker stated, "The guns that are causing carnage in our cities, my city and our country, every single year are acquired illegally".
In New York State, Governor Cuomo reacted to the Sandy Hook tragedy by instituting a new gun law, which restricts certain types of firearms and magazine capacity. The law outlaws semi-automatic rifles with more than one military-style feature.
Cuomo's proposal is an ineffective knee-jerk reaction rooted in emotion. People can simply out-modify the "military-style" features and the law will not prevent future mass murderers from using non-military-style rifles to murder. There are literally thousands of options an AR-15 owner can choose from to circumvent Cuomo's edict.
Additionally Cuomo grandfathered current assault rifle owners, allowing them to keep their weapons, but mandates registration of those weapons.
While anti-gun activists are now trying to limit the 2nd Amendment and say American's do not need assault rifles or large magazines, the framers of the Constitution and our founding fathers would disagree.
The co-author of the 2nd Amendment, George Mason, said, "I ask, Sir, what is the militia? It is the whole people. To disarm the people is the best and most effectual way to enslave them," (George Mason Co-author of the Second Amendment).
There are also efforts underway to require comprehensive background checks to determine mental health status for those wishing to purchase guns.
The mental health aspect of the anti-2nd Amendment movement is uncharted, unprecedented, and has potential Orwellian connotations.
A mental health screen for perspective gun buyers will significantly undercut medical confidentiality laws and the mental health industry. Currently mental health professionals are obliged to report patients planning to harm others.
What psychiatrist, psychologist, or physician is willing or qualified to determine which Americans should not own firearms. And what constitutionally consistent law will authorize this? How will we enforce this? Should we report suspected people with mental health issues to the police or our local psychiatric ward? Or will the police use intrusive technical surveillance to obtain medical records, emails, blog postings, etc to discern our mental state?
Do we expect those undergoing psychiatric care to volunteer their intentions to go on a shooting rampage knowing they won't be able to legally obtain a firearm? Can we expect people will continue to seek mental health if they feel there is a chance their Constitutional rights will be stripped away?
Jared Lee Loughner and Cho Seung-Huiand were both labeled mentally unstable by the court of public opinion and opportunistic mental health professionals after the fact. Their intentions were not reported, detected, or deterred by gun control laws or evaluations. However, it is unlikely they volunteered the full scope of their plans to anyone.
Most legal gun owners take gun safety seriously. The NRA advocates gun safety and offers safety and handling training, and certainly does not advocate murdering women and children, or anyone else for that matter.
Lanza, Laughner, and Cho were not NRA members.
Moreover, those who oppose the NRA have likely never been to an NRA gun safety course, range, or museum.
In a warped effort to demonstrate that President Obama is not against all guns, the White House released a photo of President Obama reportedly shooting skeet. In the photo, Obama displays improper gun handling. The President's stance, grip, sight picture, and trigger squeeze are inadequate for skeet shooting or shotgun shooting period; the butt stock is too high, he is too erect to manage recoil, left thumb is not wrapped around the grip, the barrel is flat (skeet targets are higher), and he is not facing forward enough to track skeet targets as they fly perpendicular to his position.
Perhaps the President should consider taking proper firearms safety/handling training and join a local gun club with experienced marksmen. Then he might understand whom his anti-gun agenda is affecting.
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