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hahahaha it's so funny to see the lead in this drama acting like a crazy lady while in "it's okay that's love" drama she's a psychiatrist. go Gong Hyo Jin! xD
somehow it reminds me of mourning grave.the ghost keeps appearing and asks for something and will not let you go until its done.keut
kang woo :(seo in guk) try his drama KING OF HIGHSCHOOL.. highly recommened..he's the lead,watch that drama and you'll never regret...king of highschool..
i liked the leading lady in pasta..but in this her acting is lame ..
though drama is good
nice drama!!
thiz iz kavvaii >///<
really bad bitch tsssssss............ ahhhh why is that character of the young CEO so cute arrrrrggggggggghhhhhhhhh >,<
it is L from infinite.. he is so handsome !!Shane
oh...he's from infinite ^^ ..thanks #asjb <3jisub
you ... bad ... bitch ...
great sub ;)) hahahaha
simply enervating this drama my marks 100 /100
I came back here after almost eight months when I first watched it and I remembered that this episode made me fell in love with this drama and to Gong Hyo Jin and Si Ji Sub. Because of this, My kdramaland would never be the same again. I really hope they would be together even in a movie coz I'll definitely watch it <3
Want more Kang Woo? Try watching reply 1997, its a good drama that will make you look back on your youth. :)) He's the lead with A-Pink's EunJi. Kang Woo is origibally a singer (Seo In Guk) BTW. this drama is awesome!
Wahh i've watch this drama for the 3rd time. This drama is freakingly amazing
This drama is freaking awsome
Please stop comparing THE HEIRS to THE MASTER'S SUN. Every drama has its own plot and its own capabilities. You don't need to bash that drama since you are watching The Master's Sun. Just talk about The Master's Sun and not The Heirs. Aiiiish. Why do people keep on fighting with each other to prove that this drama is better than the other one. >.< It just annoy me. btw, #justsaying
Funny "president are you a kristian ?" and then the hand move haha :)
Better than the heirs . Approve ♥★
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I wish that kang woo will end up with gol shi because i think that their sute together and i really like kang wo (he's handsome *better thatn the lead actor* no offense) but they will never be because gol shi will end up with the ceo ); huhuhuhu... but i must say this is better then the heirs .. because since last week ive been watching the heirs then i found this drama ,, sooo much better ;;;)))
Yeah,, sooo true .Booo
Okay that dude, the head of the security or something I think he works with the new mall, Giant.
hahahahahah NOPEmanlyn
yes, she sure does bring out the best of her leading man
moved to tears ! when the CEO/offered his hands ...lovely sjs!!!!!!!!!!!
Again, when JJW CEO offers TGS his hand to "stand up'...so beautiful...still makes the heart flutter. This couple are sooo connected, its so amazing to watch. Loving TMS again and again and again...FIGHTING!
When the CEO offered Gong sil his hand, I wanted to cry. :'( Her knight has come :)
And if you don't like the lead actress why are you even watching this?!!! SHE IS BEAUTIFUL!!!
i agree ,,,,,she is perfect for the role...lala231
The previous episode made me cry, idk about this, sosososo good!
Well, I'll be frank :P lol
I really like this story, but i hate ghosts :(, so whenever a ghost shows I put my hand on the Screen xD and i decline the sound lol :P
Hahaha.... We have same problem XDunknown
same like me...amie
i get goose bumps (literally) while watching this but i keep on watching because the story is good and the lead actor and actress are really great! thumbs up.
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Library funds can only be used for Library purposes with approval of the San Mateo County Joint Powers Association (JPA).
The Environmental Impact Report states that the extra traffic for the new library will require adding a traffic light at Middlefield and Watkins and turn lane at Watkins and El Camino Real. These are already heavy trafficed intersections.
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The Park Foundation raised funds to build six tennis courts, which has seem usage drop off. Day-in-the-Park and the town bar-b-que no longer happen for lack of attendance. The Menlo Park PAC is no fully used, nor is their library.
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William Scott (died 1524)
Sir William Scott | |
Spouse(s) | Sibyl Lewknor |
Issue Sir John Scott Edward Scott Anne Scott Katherine Scott Elizabeth Scott |
Father | Sir John Scott |
Mother | Agnes Beaufitz |
Born | 1459 |
Died | 24 August 1524 |
Buried | Brabourne, Kent |
Sir William Scott of Scot's Hall in Smeeth, Kent (1459 – 24 August 1524) was Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports.
William Scott was the son of Sir John Scott and Agnes Beaufitz, daughter and co-heiress of William Beaufitz. His sister, Elizabeth Scott (d. 15 August 1528), married Sir Edward Poynings.[1][2]
Scott rose to favour following the seizure of the throne by Henry VII. Within a few years he had been appointed to the Privy Council, appointed Comptroller of the Household and in 1489 was created a Companion of the Bath at the same ceremony as Prince Arthur. He served as High Sheriff of Kent in 1491, 1501 and 1516, and was also to become Constable of Dover Castle, Marshal of Calais (1490-1) and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports (1492–1493). He remained in favour under Henry VIII, being present at the famous meeting at the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520 and one of the deputation sent to greet Emperor Charles V when he landed at Dover in 1522.
Scott inherited the manor of Brabourne in 1495, and had Scot's Hall elaborately rebuilt so that it came to be regarded as one of the foremost houses in Kent.[citation needed]
He was buried at Brabourne, where there is a memorial brass to him in the Scott chapel in St Mary's church.[3]
Marriage and issue[edit]
Scott married Sibyl Lewknor, the daughter of Sir Thomas Lewknor (d. 20 July 1484) of Trotton, Sussex, and Katherine Pelham (d.1481), widow of John Bramshott (d.1468), and daughter of Sir John Pelham, Chamberlain to Katherine of Valois,[1][4][5] by whom he had two sons and three daughters:[6][7]
- Sir John Scott (d. 7 October 1533), who married Anne Pympe, daughter and heiress of Sir Reynold Pympe, esquire, of Nettlestead, Kent, by Elizabeth or Isabel Pashley, daughter of John Pashley, esquire, by whom he had five sons and seven daughters.
- Edward Scott of The Moat, Sussex, who married Alice Fogge, daughter and co-heiress of Thomas Fogge, sergeant porter of Calais.[8] After Scott's death his widow married Sir Robert Oxenbridge.[9]
- Anne Scott, who married Sir Edward Boughton.
- Katherine Scott.
- Elizabeth Scott.
- ^ a b Richardson IV 2011, p. 1.
- ^ Ellis 2004.
- ^ Scott 1876, p. 45.
- ^ Scott, Sir John (1484-1533), History of Parliament Retrieved 17 September 2013.
- ^ According to Scott and Fleming, she was the daughter of Sir John Lewknor of Goring, Sussex, slain at the Battle of Tewkesbury, and Johanna Halsham; Scott 1876, pp. 79–80; Fleming 2004.
- ^ Richardson III 2011, p. 21.
- ^ Richardson IV 2011, pp. 1-2.
- ^ Berry 1830, p. 310.
- ^ 'Parishes: Ham', The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 10 (1800), pp. 37-44 Retrieved 17 September 2013.
- Berry, William (1830). County Genealogies; Pedigrees of the Families of the County of Sussex. Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper. p. 310. Retrieved 18 September 2013.
- Ellis, Steven G. (2004). "Poynings, Sir Edward (1459–1521)". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/22683. (Subscription or UK public library membership required.)
- Fleming, Peter (2004). "Scott family (per. c.1400–c.1525)". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/54537. (Subscription or UK public library membership required.)
- Richardson, Douglas (2011). Everingham, Kimball G., ed. Magna Carta Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families III (2nd ed.). Salt Lake City. p. 21. ISBN 144996639X.
- Richardson, Douglas (2011). Everingham, Kimball G., ed. Magna Carta Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families IV (2nd ed.). Salt Lake City. pp. 1–2. ISBN 1460992709. Retrieved 17 September 2013.
- Scott, James Renat (1876). Memorials of the Family of Scott, of Scot's-Hall, in the County of Kent. London: Simmonds & Botten. Retrieved 18 September 2013.
- Rigg, James McMullen (1897). "Scott, William (d.1350)". In Lee, Sidney. Dictionary of National Biography 51. London: Smith, Elder & Co. pp. 105–107.
External links[edit]
- Ross, David, Brabourne, Kent, St Mary's Church Retrieved 18 September 2013
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Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports 1492–1493 |
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I couldn't tolerate the hackers, who snap 180 degrees and shoot me with the sniper, never missing. I couldn't tolerate the game crashing hourly. I couldn't tolerate the unbalanced matches. I couldn't tolerate the progression system. It's never rewarding since you always feel like you're just tweaking your guy rather than progressing: it's always +5% X, but -10% Y. Or just +20% Z, but Z is only useful in very specific situations. And yet those +X's and -Y's make all the difference in the world, such that the game really isn't based on skill at all. So it's the worst of both worlds: unrewarding feeling, but the outcome of games is almost entirely based on that. They might as well have just given straight up skill points to distribute for level ups. I couldn't tolerate how you can basically pay to get an advantage in the game. Would have been nicer if you just paid to unlock customizations. I couldn't tolerate how newbie unfriendly the game is. Nothing is explained at all. The first 20 hours of gameplay are just figuring out how everything works. The game would be better if they waited a bit before release to fix the technical problems, instead of releasing a "beta" as a marketing tool. It would be better if there was no RPG elements, then the game would actually be based on skill. Could have been better if the interface was more helpful - the tutorials are useless and annoying. | |
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We not only confirmed the virus association with the tumors but also saw that patients with glioblastoma multiforme had detectable virus in their bloodstreams, where the comparative group did not, Mitchell said. This association may help us assess the success of vaccine treatment, since we will be better able to monitor response in patients, even after their tumors have been removed.
Based on the results of this study, Duke researchers have developed a vaccine that targets HCMV and are conducting a clinical trial to assess the vaccines safety and its effectiveness at building immunity to HCMV in patients with brain tumors. In the trial, which will complete enrollment this year, the vaccine is given monthly to cancer patients in conjunction with chemotherapy for as long as their tumors remain stable.
Were encouraged by the early results were seeing in the clinical trial and were pleased that the initial study enabled us to proceed with testing this vaccine in patients, Mitchell said. Because HCMV is present in such a large number of glioblastoma multiforme patients, the development of an effective treatment that targets the virus could have significant implications for this deadly disease.
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Streetcar Supporters Oppose Oasis Rail Line
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Major supporters of the streetcar project oppose the Oasis rail line and the broader Eastern Corridor project.
by German Lopez
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Mayor-Elect Explains Vision for First Term
Cranley promises to cancel streetcar project and shift city's priorities
Mayor-elect John Cranley invited reporters to his home in Mt. Lookout on Wednesday to discuss his plan and priorities for his first term as mayor of Cincinnati. Cranley claims the invitation to his house represents the kind of accessible, transparent leadership he'll take up when he begins his term on Dec. 1. Speaking on his immediate priorities, Cranley says he already contacted the nine newly elected council members and intends to build more collaboration with all sides of the aisle, which will include a mix of five Democrats, two Republicans, one Charterite and one Independent starting in December. One of Cranley's top priorities is to cancel the $133 million streetcar project, which Cranley and six newly elected council members oppose. He also argues that the city should stop spending on ongoing construction for the project. "Seriously, look at who got elected yesterday. At some point, this is a democracy. We shouldn't be agitating voters like this," Cranley says. "Let's not keep spending money when it looks like the clear majority and the clear mandate of yesterday's election was going in a different direction." But in response to recent reports that canceling the streetcar project could carry its own set of unknown costs, he says he will weigh the costs and benefits before making a final decision. If the cost of cancellation is too high, Cranley acknowledges he would pull back his opposition to the project. Canceling the streetcar project would also require an ordinance from City Council. Mike Moroski, who on Tuesday lost in his bid for a council seat, already announced on Twitter that he's gathering petition signatures for a referendum to prevent the project's cancellation. Cranley promises he won't stop a referendum effort by placing an emergency clause on an ordinance that cancels the project, but he expressed doubt that a referendum would succeed. On the current city administration's plan to lease the city's parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority, Cranley says he will work with fellow lawyers David Mann and Kevin Flynn, both of who won seats for council on Tuesday, to find a way to cancel the deal. But that could prove tricky with the lease agreement already signed by the city and Port Authority, especially as the Port works to sell bonds — perhaps before Cranley takes office — to finance the deal and the $85 million payment the city will receive as a result. Cranley also promises to make various development projects his top priority, particularly the interchange for Interstate 71 and Martin Luther King Drive. He says he will lobby White House officials to re-appropriate nearly $45 million in federal grant money for the streetcar project to the interchange project, even though the U.S. Department of Transportation told the city in a June 19 letter that it would take back nearly $41 million of its grant money if the streetcar project were canceled. Cranley vows he will also work with local businesses to leverage public and private dollars to spur investment in Cincinnati's neighborhoods — similar to what the city did with Over-the-Rhine and downtown by working with 3CDC (Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation). "We want to have some big early wins," Cranley says. "We want to get moving within a year on the Wasson Way bike trail, see significant progress at the old Swifton Commons and see Westwood Square developed." He adds, "And we intend to reverse the one-trash-can policy, which I think is a horrible policy. … There have been several stories about illegal dumping that have resulted from that." Cincinnati's pension system and its $862-million-plus unfunded liability also remain a top concern for city officials. Cranley says he will tap Councilman Chris Smitherman to help bring costs in line, but no specifics on a plan were given.
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Streetcar Supporters Oppose Oasis Rail Line
HDR study finds low economic development along intercity line
At first glance, it might seem like a rail line between downtown Cincinnati and the city of Milford would earn support from the same people who back the $132.8 million streetcar project, but streetcar supporters, including advocacy group Cincinnatians for Progress, say they oppose the idea and its execution. Critics of the overall project, called the Eastern Corridor, recently pointed to a November study from HDR. Despite flowery language promising a maximized investment, HDR found seven of 10 stations on the $230-$322 million Oasis rail line would result in low economic development, five of 10 stations would provide low access to buses and bikes, and the intercity line would achieve only 3,440 daily riders by 2030. HDR's findings for the Oasis line stand in sharp contrast to its study of Cincinnati's streetcar project. The firm found the streetcar line in Over-the-Rhine and downtown would generate major economic development and a 2.7-to-1 return on investment over 35 years. Given the poor results for the Oasis line, streetcar supporters say local officials should ditch the Oasis concept and instead pursue the 2002 MetroMoves plan and an expansion of the streetcar system through a piecemeal approach that would create a central transit spine through the region. "To have (the Oasis line) be our first commuter rail piece in Cincinnati … just doesn't make sense to me," says Derek Bauman, co-chair of Cincinnatians for Progress.MetroMoves spans across the entire city and region, with the rail line along I-71 from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport to downtown Cincinnati to King's Island fostering particularly high interest. Voters rejected the MetroMoves plan and the sales tax hike it involved in 2002, but streetcar supporters say public opinion will shift once the streetcar becomes reality in Cincinnati. "That's been proven in other cities, especially ones that have not historically been transit-oriented," Bauman says, pointing to Houston and Miami as examples of cities that built spines that are now being expanded.Opposition to the Oasis line is also more deeply rooted in a general movement against the Eastern Corridor project. The unfunded billion-dollar project involves a few parts: relocating Ohio 32 through the East Side, the Oasis rail line and several road improvements from Cincinnati to Milford. Supporters of the Eastern Corridor claim it would ease congestion, at least in the short term, and provide a cohesiveness in transportation options that's severely lacking in the East Side. Opponents argue the few benefits, some of which both sides agree are rooted in legitimate concerns, just aren't worth the high costs and various risks tied to the project. "When it comes to widening roads and highways, it's kind of like loosening your belt at Thanksgiving. Somehow traffic always fills to fit," Bauman says. "Highway expansion, especially in urban areas, is not the future. It's not even the present in some areas." The big concern is that the relocation of Ohio 32 might do to the East Side and eastern Hamilton County what I-75 did to the West Side, which was partly obliterated and divided by the massive freeway. "It hurts the cohesiveness of our communities when you create these big divides," Bauman argues. "You would see that repeat itself." Officials are taking feedback for the Eastern Corridor and Oasis rail line at EasternCorridor.org.This article was updated to use more up-to-date figures for the cost of the Oasis rail line.
by German Lopez
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Economy could hurt Kasich, Cranley sustains attacks on streetcar, busy intersection to close
Ohio's weakening economy could hurt Gov. John Kasich and other Republican incumbents' chances of re-election in 2014, even if they don't deserve the blame for the state of the economy, as some economists claim. For Republican incumbents, the threat is all too real as groups from all sides — left, right and nonpartisan — find the state's economy is failing to live up to the "Ohio miracle" Kasich previously promised. Economists agree state officials often take too much credit for the state of the economy, but political scientists point out that, regardless of who is to blame, the economy is one of the top deciding factors in state elections. For Kasich and other incumbents, it creates a difficult situation: Their influence on the economy might be marginal, but it's all they have to secure re-election.Despite promising to move on after he failed to permanently halt the $132.8 million streetcar project, Mayor John Cranley continues criticizing the streetcar in interviews and social media. In a Sunday appearance on Local 12, Cranley threatened to replace the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) board, which manages local Metro bus services, in response to its offer to take up streetcar operating costs. (City Council sets SORTA appointments, not the mayor.) The interview, held within weeks of Cranley mocking and arguing with pro-streetcar critics on social media, comes despite Cranley's promises to move on after City Council agreed to continue the project. "As I tell my son when he doesn't get his way, it's time to move on," Cranley said on Dec. 19. Streetcar track installation will force the busy intersection at Elm and Liberty streets to close between Jan. 16 at 9 a.m. to Jan. 21 at 7 p.m., city officials announced yesterday. One northbound lane will remain open on Elm Street, but traffic heading east and west on Liberty Street will be redirected.Commentary: "Bengals Loss Reminds of Terrible Stadium Deal."Police are investigating three homicides in Avondale and Over-the-Rhine this morning.Construction crews plan to turn the defunct Tower Place mall into Mabley Place, a new parking garage with several retail spaces on the exterior of the first floor. Across Race Street, other developers will turn Pogue's Garage into a 30-story tower with a downtown grocery store, luxury apartments and another garage.Hamilton County is dedicating a full-time deputy to crack down on semis and other vehicles breaking commercial laws.Ohio House Republicans' proposal to revamp the state's tax on the oil and gas industry would not produce enough revenue to cut income taxes for most Ohioans, despite previous promises. According to The Columbus Dispatch, the proposal would only allow for a very small 1-percent across-the-board income tax cut.Ohio's education system received five C's and an A on a private national report card. The state's middle-of-the-pack performance is largely unchanged from last year's score.The number of underwater residential properties is declining around the nation, but Ohio remains among the top six states worst affected by the housing crisis, according to real estate analysts at RealtyTrac.The state auditor's new app allows anyone to easily report suspected fraud.Macy's plans to lay off 2,500 employees and close five stores to cut costs.Cincinnati Children's is reaching out to to 10,000 children left without a health care provider after several clinics closed.Ohio drivers can expect lower gas prices in 2014, according to AAA and GasBuddy.com.A new glue that seals heart defects could provide an alternative to stitches.Follow CityBeat on Twitter:• Main: @CityBeatCincy • News: @CityBeat_News • Music: @CityBeatMusic • German Lopez: @germanrlopez
by German Lopez
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Cranley Continues Anti-Streetcar Rhetoric
Mayor threatens to replace SORTA board over streetcar debate
Despite promising to move on after he failed to cancel the $132.8 million streetcar project, Mayor John Cranley continues criticizing the project in interviews and social media. Most recently, Cranley appeared on Local 12's Newsmakers program and threatened to eventually replace the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) board, which manages local Metro bus services, in response to board members' defunct offer to take up streetcar operating costs. (City Council sets SORTA appointments, not the mayor.) "The fact is they were willing to cannibalize bus service," Cranley said, contrary to SORTA's insistence that their offer would not have affected bus services. "I just felt that was a huge violation of what SORTA is supposed to be about and what Metro is supposed to be about and what public transportation is supposed to be about." Throughout the 24-minute interview, Cranley referenced the streetcar project when discussing the city's parking meters and other subjects — a continuation of repetitive anti-streetcar tactics Cranley deployed on the campaign trail and in mayoral debates against former Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls. "I think the project is wasteful and not worth the investment," Cranley said when asked about the project. "I think we would have been better off making the hard decision to cut bait." Still, Cranley later added, "Obviously, since the supermajority of council went against my wishes, I have to respect the process. So I'm not going to try to sabotage the streetcar." The interview also follows comments on social media. After the former head of the Cincinnati Art Museum criticized the streetcar, Cranley tweeted on Dec. 27, "(N)ow some Orwellian commentators will say art director not 'progressive.'" The continued anti-streetcar rhetoric comes despite promises to move on that Cranley made after Councilman Kevin Flynn announced he would provide the final vote needed to veto-proof City Council's decision to continue the streetcar project. "As I tell my son when he doesn't get his way, it's time to move on," Cranley said on Dec. 19. But Cranley's heated rhetoric is nothing new in his campaign against the streetcar project. After the Nov. 5 election, Cranley told The Cincinnati Enquirer the streetcar debate "is over." Cranley's comments marked a high level of confidence after voters elected a mayor and council supermajority that seemingly opposed the streetcar project, but his statement to The Enquirer proved to be wrong after Council Members Flynn, David Mann and P.G. Sittenfeld decided to continue the project. Cranley also called city officials "incompetent" after they projected that canceling the streetcar project would cost nearly as much as completing it. Once again, Cranley's comments proved to be wrong — an independent audit found city officials were largely correct in their assessment — but still showed the level of confident, heated rhetoric that follows the mayor's campaign against the streetcar project. At the very least, Cranley's rhetoric proves that while the policy debate over the streetcar is over for now, the public discussion is not. The question is whether the messaging will work as the project moves forward and the streetcar becomes a reality of Cincinnati.
Swinging Support
Two of nine council members could decide the streetcar project's fate on Dec. 19
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Two council members could decide the $132.8 million streetcar project's fate on Dec. 18, just two weeks after they voted to pause.
by German Lopez
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Morning News and Stuff
Streetcar construction restarts, minimum wage hike incoming, jobless benefits to expire
Construction on the $132.8 million streetcar project restarted yesterday, marking an end to the nearly two-month drama brought on by Mayor John Cranley's election and his threats of cancellation. City Council paused the project for a little more than three weeks to conduct an audit on its costs, but the legislative body agreed to restart construction last week after receiving a signed agreement from the Haile Foundation that the philanthropic group will provide $9 million over 10 years to help pay for $3.13-$3.54 million in annual operating costs. An automatic increase on Ohio's minimum wage at the start of the new year will benefit 330,000 Ohioans, according to an analysis from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI). The higher wages should translate to a better economy for all Ohioans: EPI found the automatic increase will generate nearly $39 million in economic impact and 300 full-time jobs. Since a voter-approved measure in 2006, Ohio has been among several states who peg the minimum wage to increases in the cost of living.More than 36,000 Ohioans will lose emergency unemployment benefits for the long-term unemployed tomorrow following a lack of congressional action, according to left-leaning think tank Policy Matters Ohio. The emergency benefits were passed by Congress at the start of the Great Recession to help those hit worse by the economic downturn, but Congress failed to extend the benefits before it recessed for the holidays despite lingering signs of a weakened economy. Without the extension, Ohioans can tap into just 26 weeks of state-provided jobless aid; federally funded emergency benefits give the unemployed another 37 weeks to find work before losing government assistance.Here are CityBeat's top stories of 2013.The annual review of the two-year state budget could include income tax cuts, said Ohio's tax chief. The statement follows Gov. John Kasich's announced push for another income tax cut to help spur Ohio's slowing economy. The Republican governor signed a state budget that reduced taxes — particularly for the wealthy — earlier in the year, but Ohio's economy still slowed down in the past few months as the state unemployment rate surpassed the national rate for the first time in years.With the Ohio Supreme Court's rejection last week of a challenge to the state's federally funded Medicaid expansion, conservatives are conceding the battle is "over with" for now. Gov. Kasich pursued the federally funded expansion without approval from the General Assembly by going through the seven-member Controlling Board, but Republicans, who largely opposed the expansion of a government-run health care program from the start, fought against the board's approval in court.Gov. Kasich was "stingy" with his clemency powers during his third year in office, according to The Columbus Dispatch. Even though a review found Cintrifuse is a "Lead Applicant with strong position within SW Ohio entrepreneurial ecosystem," Ohio Third Frontier denied state tax credits for the local startup incubator because, according to the state review group, Cintrifuse maintains an unrealistic goal to scale to 60 tenants in its first year and lacks strategy or process for the incubator services, graduation focus, an adequate staffing plan and a defined tenant award process. Delta briefly provided very low air fares following a technical error yesterday. Much to scientists' frustration, 2014 could be a bad year for the flu after the adaptive virus evolves.Follow CityBeat on Twitter:• Main: @CityBeatCincy • News: @CityBeat_News • Music: @CityBeatMusic • German Lopez: @germanrlopez
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Give Me a Reason
Kathy Y. Wilson
5 Comments · Thursday, December 26, 2013
The Top 10 Reasons Why I've Only Seen the Same Black Guy Among the Masses Whenever Believe In Cincinnati Was on the News Advocating for the Streetcar.
Top Stories of 2013
The people, budgets and controversies CityBeat covered while writing about the streetcar all year
German Lopez
0 Comments · Thursday, December 26, 2013
Just like it was a big year for Cincinnati and Ohio, it was a big year for the CityBeat news team.
by German Lopez
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Morning News and Stuff
Ohio must recognize gay marriages, governor calls for more tax cuts, citizens saved streetcar
A federal judge on Monday ordered Ohio authorities to recognize same-sex marriages on death certificates. Although the ruling was narrow, many advocates of gay marriage argue the merits of the judge's decision indicate a broader problem with Ohio's marriage laws following the U.S. Supreme Court's historic ruling against a federal anti-gay marriage law. The judge's ruling came just three days after another federal court struck down Utah's same-sex marriage ban on similar constitutional grounds.Gov. John Kasich's plan to get Ohio's economy moving again: more tax cuts. But the policy announcement — unsurprising, coming from a Republican — comes on the same year Ohio's economy slowed down even after Kasich and the Republican legislature passed tax cuts that heavily favored the state's wealthiest. Believe in Cincinnati saved the streetcar, argues The Cincinnati Enquirer. The group was formed shortly after Mayor John Cranley won the November election and threatened to halt the $132.8 million streetcar project for good. But the threats inspired a groundswell of streetcar supporters, ranging from concerned businesses to residents. And before City Council agreed to continue the streetcar project, Believe in Cincinnati in just eight days gathered 11,300 petition signatures for a charter amendment restarting the project. CityBeat covered the group in its infancy here. Cincinnati ranked No. 2 for highest child poverty out of 76 major U.S. cities in 2012, according to the Children's Defense Fund (CDF). Cleveland and Toledo also made the unfortunate top five, CDF found.Overtime pay at the Metropolitan Sewer District exceeded $2 million for the third consecutive year in a row, but the number falls below the accepted standard of less than 10 percent of total payroll. MSD Director Tony Parrott says overtime allows the agency to keep staffing numbers in check but still responsive to unexpected situations. Still, the overtime estimate arrives at a time Hamilton County commissioners are raising sewer and water rates to comply with federal mandates. Cincinnati will tap into a state program for a major demolition blitz in 2014. The city plans to knock down 240 blighted and condemned buildings next year — far higher than the typical annual rate of 70. Eight historic buildings in Cincinnati, including Memorial Hall, on Dec. 20 received roughly $6 million in state tax credits for projects totaling $71 million. Rhinegeist Brewing plans to begin canning its craft beer in January. Humans were getting the flu as far back as the year 1510, but it's completely unknown if dinosaurs suffered from similar illnesses.Follow CityBeat on Twitter:• Main: @CityBeatCincy • News: @CityBeat_News • Music: @CityBeatMusic • German Lopez: @germanrlopez
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