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Sixx: A.M. dig a little deeper into the 'Modern Vintage' album with the lyric video for 'Give Me a Love.'
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Nikki Sixx is a man of many passions, as evidenced by his career as a successful author, photographer and radio host as well as the musical work he's best known for as a member of Motley Crue and Sixx: A.M. On Saturday (Jan. 26), Sixx was able to reveal his latest creative venture, the new 'Schecter Sixx' signature series bass, during the NAMM convention in Anaheim, California.
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How do you currently protect your non-trunk ports? 802.1x?
We're deploying UniFi UAP/UAP-Pro here and plan to offer a student and a teacher SSID, they'll be separate from the rest of the network via a packet filter, so they can only access a limited range of ports and hosts.
But for multiple SSIDs, the switch port connecting the Access Point to the network needs to transport more than 1 VLAN via VLAN tagging - thus the need to have 802.1q trunk ports.
I was aware of VLAN hopping danger, but stumbling upon a talk at DEFCON 19 about VoIP VLAN hopping made me think more about the risks (See Video at 7:20 where the issue is explained)
Now this means that the RADIUS authentication barrier to your staff network can easily circumvented:
- Ignore the Access Point, just plug into the port where the Access Point normally is connected
- Optionally set up a transparent bridge in between
- Sniff traffic and get the VLAN tags used (simple with Linux and OS X, Windows is more depending on the NIC driver)
- Spawn a interface with correct VLAN tag and set yourself and IP, *boom* done.
Now I guess that controller based systems like Cisco LAP using the their LWAPP protocol encapsulate all traffic to the controller and VLANs get separated at the controller level - so there is no need to use trunk ports in locations people can access the network plugs.
Anyone who has spent on thinking about this issue and perhaps up to some levels this can be mitigated? (no, I can't install plugs in secure places just for access points, that would be far to expensive)
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How do you currently protect your non-trunk ports? 802.1x?
Not 802.1x I'd like but there isn't the time for - neither do all device support 802.1x, think of network printers.
All ports are configured as access ports as normally recommended. The VLANs are set to these ports according to the groupe of people who can access the ports.
Meaning: Staff ports are only in staff work rooms and all the rest is students. Up to a certain level you have to trust your teachers to close the doors by key, yes, the physical protection can be circumvented, but at least you first need to get a key from a teacher first.
I don't think we can really start setting up access points for one or the other wifi network exclusively - which would add much higher cost and also complicate cabling and configuration...
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Member Biographies
Bernice North, Chair
The daughter of immigrants from Ghana, West Africa Bernice Dansoah North is a lifelong Montgomery County resident and a graduate of Montgomery Blair High School. After graduating from University of Maryland, College Park in 2003 with a B.A. in Government and Politics, she attended Howard University School of Law.
She currently serves as Executive Vice-Chair, after an energetic year as Co-Chair of the Neighborhoods Committee. She also serves on the Board of the African Immigrant and Refugee Foundation and has previously served on the Board of the Literacy Council of Montgomery County and as a member of the Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Committee.
Bernice works as an Assistant State's Attorney in Anne Arundel County, Maryland where she prosecutes criminal and traffic cases including domestic assault, theft, and driving while under the influence of alcohol. Bernice resides in Takoma Park with her husband Terrill and enjoys Terps basketball.
Praj Kasbekar, Vice Chair, Neighborhoods Committee
Praj Kasbekar moved to Silver Spring in 2007, attracted by the diversity of its people and the level of their involvement in the community. As a community planner and developer by profession, Praj contributes her knowledge, ideas and passion for building vibrant communities to the efforts of the Advisory Board and its committees.
Praj joined Montgomery Housing Partnership in 2007, a non-profit developer of affordable housing in Montgomery County, and is responsible for managing acquisitions, financing, and development of multi-family buildings.
Kasbekar received her Master of Regional Planning from Cornell University, and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Pune, in India. Praj and her husband love the July 4th parade and fireworks display in Takoma Park and can regularly be found people watching in downtown Silver Spring and along Maple Avenue.
Mark Mendez, Parliamentary Vice Chair
Uri Pasternak, Secretary
As a practicing civil engineer who is also working towards a Masters in Community Planning, Uri Pasternak is tuned in to balancing the need for continued growth and development against the needs and desires of the established community. With a surge in development underway in Downtown Silver Spring, Uri's attention is focused on how this is working in our community and how our community's voice is reflected back to the County government.
When Uri, raised in Wheaton, and his wife, of New York, returned to Montgomery County from Philadelphia (where they attended college), they considered amenities available in various communities and moved to Silver Spring for its urban accessibility and convenience. From bagels in the morning to Fillmore events at night, the walkability and offerings of our community present continuing appeal.
Jonathan Bernstein
Jonathan Bernstein joined the SSCAB in March 2013. He and his wife Linda raised their daughter in Silver Spring, first in the Indian Springs neighborhood and then in Seven Oaks-Evanswood. Long a government campaign finance lawyer, he works and writes in the field but is able to spend more time contributing to a wealth of community projects.
Jonathan is very active in his community. He serves as vice chair of communications for Silver Spring Green, serves on the board of the Old Blair Auditorium Project, moderates his neighborhood list serve and continues to assist with the planning of Taste the World in Fenton Village. A fan of using technology more effectively, he is also a nonprofit director for Washington Apple Pi, a Metro area Mac user group.
A regular participant in SSCAB meetings and events, Jonathan is happy to officially join the SSCAB. He will focus his time on the Economic Development Committee while continuing to support the valuable programming of the Neighborhoods and TREE Committees.
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Ed Levy
After an accomplished 32-year career with the U. S. Department of Commerce, Ed Levy brings his enthusiasm for public policy and politics to the Silver Spring community that has been his family's home for more than 30 years.
His increased activity in the community has been widespread. In addition to his commitment to the Advisory Board's efforts – especially on Taste of Fenton Village, he has been a freelance writer/editor writer for several non-profit organizations and is a regular contributor to the Silver Spring Voice.
Originally from Baltimore, Ed had hitchhiked to 49 States by the time he was 20 years old. He has been to 71 countries and on every continent but Antarctica. He loves coming home to the friendliness and informality of Silver Spring and is deeply committed to "the success of our diverse, economically vibrant, and naturally beautiful county."
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Dan Morales
Dan Morales is an architect and urban planner who believes that buildings and communities should be designed for the people who will live in and among them. He volunteers his time to influence project outcomes that are attractive, human scaled, and sustainable over the long term.
In collaboration with ESSCA, Dan provided feedback on aesthetics and massing for the Baptist Church redevelopment project at the corner of Wayne and Fenton to reflect the neighborhoods interests. He was able to help the community articulate its needs and help the developer satisfy the community's aspirations. In collaboration with the SSCAB, Dan contributed to the Taste the World in Fenton Village.
Attracted by Silver Spring's diversity and livability, Dan and his wife Melanie decided to move their young family from DC to make downtown Silver Spring their home.
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Her continued interests in the decisions that produce vibrant cities and neighborhoods drew her to invest in a home, to serve on the Advisory Board, and to launch her business as a real estate agent in Silver Spring.
Suzy is committed to understanding local issues and supporting community efforts aimed at enhancing our quality of life. In addition to serving on the Advisory Board, she serves on the Board of Montgomery Preservation Inc., an organization that looks at how growth impacts historic resources countywide.
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A photo posted by Lo Spiedo (@lospiedophilly) on Sep 9, 2014 at 5:11pm PDT With the opening of Lo Spiedo at The Navy Yard, chef Marc Vetri has given diners an excellent reason to head south for a meal — namely, juicy meats from a custom 72-inch rotisserie. The ever-expanding restaurant empire of Philadelphia super chef […]Read more»
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Beginning this Friday, June 6, Shake Shack debuts its first-ever burger collaboration, teaming up with local superchef Marc Vetri — of Amis, Vetri, Osteria, Alla Spina and Pizzeria Vetri fame — for a one-of-a-kind burger that's set to be available through Sunday, June 15. The inventive burger calls on inspiration from a traditional Italian carbonara […]Read more»
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Serious food fans, take note. The annual Great Chefs Event is back this spring for its ninth year with more than four dozen of the country's top culinary stars — and the blockbuster bash has a history of selling out. The event that began as a small tasting at The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill […]Read more»
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Sunday suppers are a cherished tradition among many, including restaurant staffers, who often gather for a family-style feast at the end of the weekend. Happily, the Sunday supper tradition is alive and well at Alla Spina, James Beard Award-winning chef Marc Vetri's Italian bar on North Broad Street. As of this month, diners can take […]Read more»
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It's no secret to us that Philadelphia's culinary landscape is broader and better than ever — and now word is spreading far and wide with the help of the brand-new November 2013 issue of Food & Wine magazine. In I ♥ Philadelphia, Food & Wine restaurant editor Kate Krader admits to not giving Philadelphia restaurants […]Read more»
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It's a big day for the Vetri Family of Restaurants, as chef-restaurateur Marc Vetri debuts a brand-new offspring in Pizzeria Vetri. Today, September 6, the James Beard Award-winning chef throws open the door to his fifth restaurant in Philadelphia, to join the eponymous Vetri on Spruce Street and Amis on 13th Street, as well as […]Read more»
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There's an ebb and flow to the opening and closings of Philly eateries, and this fall brings a whole new wave of edible revelations to neighborhoods across town. Recent weeks have seen the debuts of brand-new kitchens from stars of the city's dining scene like Marc Vetri and Marcie Turney, and the coming months will […]Read more»
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Let the countdown commence! The highly anticipated Pizzeria Vetri is slated to open its doors two weeks from today on Friday, September 6. Earlier this week, the pizzeria, located at 1939 Callowhill Street, hung a bright red sign outside of its almost ready location. The top-of-the-line pizza oven was recently installed as was a soft […]Read more»
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The new era of gourmet sports food leaves no stadium behind. Football fans cheering on our Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field this fall will certainly applaud a tasty new partnership. ARAMARK, Lincoln Financial Field's food and beverage provider, and three top Philadelphia chefs are set to bring locally conceived, epicurean-approved menus to the stadium. […]Read more»


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The incredible thing perhaps, is that when parents who know each other's kids get together to compare notes, they are shocked and amazed.
Mary tells Mara how lovely and polite Mary's daughter seems when it is Mara's turn to drive the carpool. Mara says the same thing about Mary's son. Tabitha tells Sam that her son is so helpful and intelligent, while Sam's impression of Tabitha's son is that he is talkative, friendly, and bright. A far cry from the way Tabitha would describe him these days mainly: argumentative, demanding, and dismissive.


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More than 3,500 transportation leaders—fleets, technology companies, OEMs, fuel providers, infrastructure developers, and policymakers—will convene May 5-8 at the Long Beach Convention Center, making ACT Expo 2014 the largest clean transportation conference in North America's history.
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R.R.Marshall: Steve although it wasn't quite as easy the second time around, the Patriots knocked off the Houston Texans 41-28 to advance to the AFC Championship game for the second straight year. What impressed you most about the double-digit victory?
Steve Grogan:I think the offensive adjustments that they made, particularly after Rob Gronkowski left the game, was pretty impressive. I thought the defense played well for three quarters. I thought the last quarter the defense kind of felt like the game was over with and backed off a little bit, which is of some concern. Zoltan Mesko punted the ball extremely well. Their kickoff coverage was bothersome Sunday, but all in all, Houston's a good football team - they're not a great football team but the Patriots took care of business and did what they had to do.
RRM: Well the unlikely hero of the game emerged as Patriots running back Shane Vereen, who tied Curtis Martin's all time record of 3 touchdowns in a playoff game. I guess he must have been inspired by Bill Belichick's foxhole speech during the week?
SG:I think they've been hiding him all year and saving him for this game. I don't know why a guy that can make that many plays hasn't been in the game more often but he certainly had the game of his life Sunday. Without him, they would have been in a real struggle.
RRM: I have to ask, the new wrinkle of lining up Vereen at wide receiver seemed to perplex the Texans who tried unsuccessfully to match him up with a linebacker. It looks like Josh McDaniels put the bye week to some good use figuring out some good schemes.
SG:No question about it. And I don't know whether he was running where Gronkowski would have been, or whether they had this in the plan from the get-go. But they saw something where they could get a match-up with Vereen on a linebacker and he was jjust way too fast for a linebacker to cover and made a couple big plays.
RRM: I'd like to give that linebacker some credit because he had Vereen pretty well covered. Brady just put it where only Vereen could catch it.
SG:It was a great throw and then the other they didn't both to line anybody up out there to cover him and it was pretty much a walk-in on the other touchdown pass. They saw something that Houston was doing that they thought they could get a guy out there whether it was Gronkowski or Vereen to make big plays, and that's what they did.
RRM: Well Houston was also seemingly mystified by the Patriots quick counts. I don't know how many 'gimme' runs and quick passes they got on the quick snap. It's funny because I already heard one of the Baltimore linebackers calling it a 'bush-league offense,' but if it works in the NFL, it works, right?
SG:If anything works, then you do it. Sunday Houston was not ready for them on several occasions when they made a big play, got to the line of scrimmage and snapped the ball. That's part of the game. That's the defense's responsibility to get themselves back there and lined up. Houston didn't do it and the Patriots took advantage of that.
RRM: Tom Brady stood up to the pressure of J.J. Watt and the Texans defensive line and completed 25-of-40 for 344 yards and three touchdowns. Where do you rank this among Brady's playoff performances?
SG:Well it was certainly a great performance. I think a lot of the credit has to go to the offensive line though. That Houston defensive front has a couple of really good pass rushers and Brady did hit the ground a few times Sunday but he had more than enough time to throw in most cases and that's because his offensive line was doing such a great job for him.
RRM: The Patriots defense has to get the Yeoman's share of the credit for the big win. Despite yielding 28 points and 425 yards of total offense, they held Houston to only 4 out of 15 on third down. I thought they really kept the Texans at arms length for most of the game, which after the way the season started out is a major improvement for this defense?
SG:It's major improvement and they mentioned on the broadcast Sunday that Aqib Talib has been a big factor in that and I really think he has. He's solidified the one corner position and allowed them to do some things in the secondary that they couldn't do earlier in the year. I thought Jerod Mayo and Dont'a Hightower played extremely well at the linebacker position Sunday. So they're playing with a lot more confidence on defense and I don't know if it's because of the scheme or the success they've had lately, or whether it's bringing in a new cornerback with a little bit of a chip on his shoulder that's kind of rubbed off on everybody else, but they're definitely playing better defense than they were during the first half of the season.
RRM: Well Houston coach Wade Phillips was quoted during the week as saying that he didn't think that Wes Welker was as athletic as some of the receivers they've had to cover this year. After torching his secondary for 8 catches for 131 yards including that one handed spectacular grab that helped break the game open, maybe he wants to rethink his opinion a little bit?
SG:I'm definitely sure that he's rethinking his opinion. It's surprising that a coach would come out and say something like that before a big game. Wes Welker's proven himself to everybody in the National Football League that he's one of the great receivers of all time. I don't think he's got anybody to apologize to about the way that he plays.
RRM: Unfortunately the Patriots have to overcome several losses in this game, none bigger than Rob Gronkowski re-injuring that left forearm again. Granted in this game they didn't seem to lose a beat putting up 41 points but does losing him look to be a major impediment to the Patriots winning the Super Bowl against a physical team like Baltimore this week and potentially another physical team after that should they advance?
SG:It's going to be really hard to be as physical without Gronkowski in there, or as physical as they'd like to be. But they're a resilient offense. They find ways to adjust when people get hurt. Danny Woodhead started the game and then got hurt and you never saw him again. It's going to be a tough match up against the Ravens. They're a good football team, they're very physical, they've got the whole Ray Lewis emotional thing going -- final games, final season. That's going to be a tough football game but they are playing them at home and that'll help. It's just going to come down whether you can keep Joe Flacco and Anquan Boldin from just flinging the ball down the field and going up for jump balls like they did to win the game in Denver.
RRM: I was going to ask you your opinion about that Denver game. It will go down as an NFL playoff classic in double overtime, but it just seemed Denver had so many chances to win the game and put it away, and once again Peyton Manning out in the cold weather couldn't get the job done?
SG:Peyton Manning's a great quarterback, there's no question about it. But he, over his career, has struggled in the cold weather ocassionally. He played a very good game the other day but when it came down to the final few minutes, he made a mistake that cost them the game. They asked on the radio on Monday "Playoffs: Manning vs Brady", I think Brady by far has better playoff numbers than Peyton Manning has. Brady seems to play well in the playoffs and Manning has struggled sometimes.
RRM: The Patriots and Ravens have faced eachother so many times in recent years, but how much importance can you place on the regular season meetings when they squeaked by the Patriots earlier this year, or have teams changed so much that the game has no real relevance at all?
SG:No, you'll know the personnel, that helps, what they do. But of course they have the same advantage on their side of the ball. You know strengths and weaknesses of players. The schemes may change just a little bit, but I think this is going to be a battle of nobody trying to fool anybody, they're just going to line up and do what they do best, let the chips fall where they may, and the best team will win.
RRM: Bill Belichick's philosophy is usually to take away the opponents major strength, and this week it really seems they really did the job of keeping Arian Foster from making any big plays against them. This week you've got a choice between Ray Rice or Joe Flacco, and I would think that their first point of emphasis would be to contain Ray Rice because Rice can really hurt you coming out of the backfield just as much as running the ball and that would seem to be the area of focus this week getting prepared for the Ravens?
SG:Rice wasn't a huge factor in that Denver game but he's always been a huge factor in Patriots games, so I would think that's a guy they're going to focus on taking out of the game and then try to get a little pressure on Flacco. I think you can force Flacco into some mistakes if you can get to him a little bit. He's not going to get out of the pocket and kill you running the football, although he does that occasionally. But Ray Rice is the guy I think they have to stop.
RRM: Not that we shouldn't mention Mr. Flacco at all, but in order for the Ray Lewis retirement tour to continue Flacco will have to, in successive weeks, beat Peyton Manning and Tom Brady on the road. As much as there's the debate over whether Joe Flacco is an elite quarterback or not, that's a tough undertaking for anybody?
SG:No, no question. To beat the two of those guys back-to-back on the road is going to be very difficult. If he does it, I think it puts him in the status that you'd have to call pretty close to elite. He's had a great career. What is this, his 5th year? And he's been in a playoff game all 5? He's a good quarterback and he can throw the ball down the field and he causes you a lot of problems with the receivers he has. But I still think you have to force him to be the guy to beat you and not Ray Rice.
RRM: What's your overall opinion of him Steve? Is this guy a championship quality quarterback, or is he just maybe that one little intangible away from reaching that goal?
SG:I think he's just a notch below that "elite" level. But he is good. I like what he does, I like the way he throws the ball down the field. He just hasn't been able to win the big one when they needed to. That hasn't always been his fault, but I can't put in the same category with Peyton and Eli Manning and Brady and Drew Brees. He's not there yet, he has to win the big one first.
RRM: Curiously despite the fact that the last several games between the Patriots and the Ravens have been decided by a field goal or less, New England is installed as almost double-digit favorites on Sunday which considering the way the Ravens have been playing is somewhat of a surprise. How do you see this game breaking down on Sunday?
SG:I think when these two teams play, it's always a dogfight and always close it seems like. So I think this one's a 3-4 point spread either way is going to win the ball game.
RRM: Most Patriots fans don't realize that you're a big baseball fan. I was wondering as a member of a former player's generation - what did you think of the baseball writers pitching a shutout in the Hall of Fame voting last week?
SG:It was interesting that they did that. There was a different era there where a lot of those guys who were on the list were using steroids and I think they sent a message to the players and to the fans that cheaters don't belong in the Hall of Fame, or at least they don't belong on the first ballot for the Hall of Fame, and I kind of agree with them. I think some guys were playing clean and a lot of guys were playing dirty and if you're playing dirty -- you don't belong in the Hall.
RRM: Well before we let you go we have to get your thoughts on the other side of the bracket -- the NFC Championship game. You've been tooting the horn of the Atlanta Falcons all year. God bless Matt Ryan from BC who finally got his first playoff win, though it didn't come easy. Even though they're playing at home this week, I think it's going to take divine intervention for them to beat the 49ers this Sunday -- I don't know what your thoughts are…?
SG:They talked about the Seahawks being the team that was on fire, but I think San Francisco has caught some fire here lately. Colin Kaepernick is a tremendous athlete with his running ability. He causes some major problems with his running ability. He causes a lot of major problems to a defense because he does throw it pretty well too and they've got some other weapons offensively and defensively so it's going to be a tough battle I think for Atlanta to even win at home.
RRM: Colin Kapernick on turf. It boggles the mind.
SG:Yes. I was shocked at the speed that he had. I hadn't really seen him play that much, but he's got tremendous speed and he throws the ball really well for a young quarterback so they've got to keep him out there for right now.
RRM: You were known as a running quarterback during your time and you were one of the best, but this guy in the open field? I think he would Gale Sayers a run for his money?
SG:Yeah, he would give most everybody a run for their money it looked like to me. He just blew by people, so it'll be an interesting game. It always is, it's a fun time of year.
RRM: Well what are Grogan's Grades for the scintillating 41-28 win over the Texans that propelled them to the AFC title game for the second year in a row?
SG:I think I'd give the offense an A, the defense a B+ just because I thought in the fourth quarter they had a little bit of a letdown. They kind of thought the game was over with and let Houston score a couple of times. Special teams was a B because Zoltan Mesko punted well, but they gave up several big kickoff returns which could have been a major problem. So overall I would give the whole team an A-.
RRM: How 'bout a shout out to Devin McCourty, my favorite whipping boy all year that's turned into a starting safety and not only does he run down Manning on that long kickoff return, he basically kept the team from getting into the end zone because the defense held them.
I mean maybe the outcome isn't different, but to keep them out of the endzone in that situation, who knows?
SG:Exactly. It gives them a lot of momentum if they score a touchdown there and it was disappointing for them to kick the field goal. So McCourty's taken a lot of flack from people over the course of the season, but I think he's a guy that plays hard and he seems to have found his spot at the safety position and has made some plays defensively. That was a big play to run down that guy on the first kickoff return.
RRM: Bottom line, will we be doing our Super Bowl preview next week?
SG:I hope so. Again, these two teams - you never know what you're going to get when they match-up. But I would say playing at home is an advantage, however, a few years ago they had them in Foxboro and Ray Rice took the first play and went 80 yards for a score and the Patriots never came close after that. I think this Baltimore defense is older and not as dominant as they were 4-5 years ago. It will be a real dogfight. It will be a close football game I think.
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With virtually no dissent, lawmakers approved changes in state tax law Thursday designed to keep money flowing at the same rate from worker paychecks into the state treasury.
The legislation almost immediately alters the formula that now determines each employee's withholding for state income taxes as a flat percentage of federal withholding.
Measure would increase state tax withholding
That became necessary after a provision of the federal stimulus law took effect April 1, reducing federal taxes by up to $400 a year for individuals and $800 for couples. Employers were directed to lower each worker's federal withholding accordingly.
The problem is Arizona law sets the presumptive state withholding at 10 percent of the federal figure for those earning up to $15,000 and 19 percent for those making more. So the change in federal law automatically reduced what was being taken out for state income taxes even though nothing changed in Arizona tax law.
This new law, expected to be sent to Gov. Jan Brewer next week for her anticipated signature, boosts that effective May 1 to 11.5 percent and 21.9 percent respectively.
Without the change, the state would have taken in $73 million less between now and the end of the budget year.
That money would have to be paid ‑ eventually ‑ by the taxpayers, though not until they filed their tax returns in a future budget year. In the interim, though, the state would have had to make up that $73 million difference to meet the constitutional requirements for a balanced budget.
Sen. Jack Harper, R-Surprise, who voted against the bill, said he would have preferred to leave the law alone, a move that would give workers a bit more in their take-home pay.
"The whole reason why you cut taxes is so you can put more money in the hands of people to grow the economy,'' he said. Harper said this legislation does "just the opposite'' by ensuring that the money in question goes to the treasury.
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An online community board recently posted screen captures of SISTAR during an interview on one of Mnet's TV programs. The post has received explosive attention from netizens as they shared mixed reactions towards Hyorin's comments about Mnet's 'M! Countdown'.
On June 15th, a user uploaded the screen captures along with the title, "SISTAR's Hyorin directly dissed a broadcaster". According to the captions on the screen captures, Hyorin answered, "Well, they never give 1st place [to us]" and "A broadcaster that doesn't understand SISTAR's feelings?" when asked, "What is 'M! Countdown' to SISTAR?" Member Dasom also chipped in by saying, "A strict broadcaster?"
After reading the post, some online visitors commented, "Hyorin is cute. I guess they never won 1st place at 'M! Countdown'. Soyu looks worried? How cute", "I like Hyorin", and "They said it for laughs. Calm down".
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First, I should emphasize the dividend coverage and growth remains our most important goal and notwithstanding that decrease in AFFO, adjusted cash flow from operations did increase year-to-date from $55.9 million last year to $58.3 million so far this year. Because we increased the dividend the payout ratio also increased slightly from 76% to approximately 79%, but still this demonstrates our continued ability to cover the dividend despite some of the swing factors that I'll get into in a moment.
Returning to AFFO, we reported $1.65 per share for the first half of the year down from $2.79 per share for the same period in 2011. As I just mentioned, the problem with this comparison is that last year's liquidation of CPA:14 skewed our first half 2001 results. For example, of that $2.79 per share AFFO that we reported for the first half of last year $1.01 of it resulted from the recognition of $52.5 million in termination and subordination disposition revenue that we earned from that liquidation.
Without that transaction, the core business would have generated a $1.78 per share during the first six months of 2011 versus that $1.65 per share that I mentioned for the same period this year. Most of the remaining $0.13 per share decline in AFFO stem from the fact that structuring revenues are lower so far this year compared with the same period last year. That's because we had lower deal volume of course.
As we stated on this call many times, deal volume can swing up and down due to many factors beyond our control and I'll talk about that and our pipeline in a moment, but as a result of this bunching or lumpiness as we sometime say of deal flow from quarter to quarter and year to year. The structuring fees are more variable source of revenues for us as compared to real estate related income and ongoing asset management fees. But I certainly don't want to imply that we don't like structuring fees far from it.
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alexmogil writes "Universal has opted not to sign a long term deal with Apple for digital music distribution. Previously, Universal signed a two year and then a single year extension, but now has opted to decline a new two year deal opting to go month-to-month — potentially allowing Universal to sign new deals with other online vendors, or none at all. Universal is the largest music company and produces one out of every three albums sold in the US."
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While the superstar collaboration is far from official, there is some evidence to back it up. Digital Spy reports that the song has been registered on ASCAP and even provided a screen grab (see it after the jump). The misspelling of Rihanna's name is kind of disconcerting and the fact that the divalicious duet is registered doesn't mean it will ever see the light of day. But still. Bey and RiRi on the same song? RIP to the rest of the game.
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
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