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Opening cinematic intro
Main title screen
Main options menu
Proving your worth as a wheel-man.
Use your answering machine to check for new job offers
Your apartment
Cruising the streets of Miami
Picking up some bank robbers
Chasing down an armoured car
Whoa... this thing is a real boat!
One of the many full motion video cut scenes present in the game.
Nice sunset
Night driving
Driving a taxi cab on the streets of San Francisco
Rainy streets at night
Police chase
Hurry! Get to da choppa!
Driving a stolen police car on the streets of New York
The driving game menu
Example of one of the driving games, hit all the road cones.
Training in the desert
Loading Screen 1
Main Menu
Undercover Mission
In Pursuit
Loading Screen 2
Side View
Film Director
Streets of San Francisco
We've picked up a friend.
Running a roadblock.
Your car visibly deforms with increased damage.
Map of the driveable area of San Fran.
Time trial minigame.
Cars frequently lose their hubcaps, a la "Bullit."
Enter the film director from any game mode and edit a replay.
Chasing our ghost car in Time Trial.
Getaway minigame. Also, pretty much every mission in the main game.
Hit quick replay at any time for a serviceable, random selection of angles.
Miami at night.
Headlights and simple shadows.
Main menu
Racing Broadway in a Cadillac
Roadblock? What roadblock?
Stay, good cop, stay...
Can't touch me!
The chase is still on
Still on...
Double whammy!
Objective in sight
One of the few physics glitches in the game...
Take a Ride, Miami default starting location
Taking a ride in Miami with a fast bonus car, unlocked after finishing the game
Dirt track practice
Select car option, unlocked on the PC version after completing the game
Dropped camera view
Hubcaps can fall of when driving recklessly
Taking a ride in New York
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Lime substitue
bondo2(11 Egypt)July 10, 2013
I made my own self irrigated pots (like earthbox or earthainer) and and am using peat moss for medium but I have no access to lime to add to it. I am thinking of 2 alternatives but I need help:
1. Granite/marble powder
2. Crushed sea shells (just those regular shells found on the beach)
Would they work ?
yes same as plaster, but 99.9% of plaster used in building has additives in it to help it set etc..so I wouldn't use that for plants.
granite powder may have some K in it depending where it comes from after a quick google.
as for how much gypsum to use I wouldn't go overboard start out with the tablespoon a gallon and see how it goes.

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Liva Judic | January 14, 2014 | Comments
Google rolled out a new comments system for its YouTube property, after its previous attempt at doing so sparked users outrage.
YouTube just revamped its commenting system again, still linking to but not totally removing it from Google+, despite receiving major criticism when it switched the system over to its social arm.
Hit: Centralized and Filtered
The new comment moderation system offers creators a dashboard that lets them interact in one place with all the comments their videos receive. Actions remain the same: approve, deny, flag, report, view... you name it.
The other real improvement is that YouTube is allowing creators to streamline actions by setting up filters: approved users, banned users and blacklist. These will work, provided the discussion tab is activated, i.e. the creator allows comments on her/his videos and/or channel.
Approved and banned users is self explanatory. 'Blacklist,' however, has more to it than plainly banning a person (already in the 'banned user' category): it allows the video creator to select a list of words to act as triggers for comments to be held back and moderated before hitting the page. Unwanted content, even by an authorized user, will thus be stopped short. Comments can also be held for review, in general, before they get published but the blacklist is likely to help sift through spammy content, on top of Google's dedicated spam recognition efforts.
Miss: Ranking
Google+ will play a major role in surfacing comments. Contributions from people in your circles or from popular personalities (based on their Google footprint) will rank higher in the comments thread, along with your own comments, if you are the creator. What seems logical from a search perspective seems to make little sense here: the search priorities may not be the creators' ones. If anything, Google is also promising to enable features such as in-line replies or expanding all replies. Mix that with the popularity and circles algorithm we just mentioned and you turn comments moderation into a new headache.
It looks like another nightmare is about to begin. Let's see how Google finally decides to correct this, for real... maybe.
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Sweet QUICK BREADS
Wonderful quick bread recipes with my sweet tooth in mind.
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Chocolate almond banana bread - Rich and moist chocolate banana bread, dotted with swirls of frangipane and topped with almond frosting and candied nuts.
Chocolate almond banana bread via @kitchensanc2ary/ // Rich and moist #chocolate #banana bread, dotted with swirls of frangipane and topped with #almond frosting and candied nuts. #bananabread
Chocolate Almond Banana Bread - Nicky's Kitchen Sanctuary
Moist Pecan Almond Loaf Cake. The flavor combo is just divine! #cake #pound #pecan #almond
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Moist Pecan Almond Bread - The flavour combo is just divine! Lovefoodies
Pecan Bread
Moist Pecan Almond Loaf Cake - The flavor combo is just divine! #almond
Moist Pecan Almond Loaf Cake
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baked apple fritter bread
Awesome Country Apple Fritter Bread! – We need apple recipes for this week! :)
Awesome Country Apple Fritter Bread! I actually made this - it was really good, but it doesn't taste as good as you think it's going to based on the picture. It IS a really good apple bread recipe though, the best one I've tried so far. Only change I would make is to add more apples - try 3 chopped apples instead of 2.
Awesome Country Apple Fritter Bread! | The Baking ChocolaTess
Awesome Country Apple Fritter Bread!
Banana Split Bread. A great family favorite, full of goodies and really easy to make! Lovefoodies #bananasplit #cake #baking
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Banana Split Bread
Amazing Stuffz: The Best Ever Upside Down Banana Bread
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The Best Ever Upside Down Banana Bread Recipe
Upside down banana caramel cake
Caramel Banana Upside Down Bread~ a deliciously moist, caramelly banana bread cake. Once you've tried this you may never go back to the original way of making banana bread again! / daringgourmet.com
The Best Ever Upside Down Banana Bread with Caramel Glaze
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Cream cheese filled banana bread. Can also use pumpkin instead of banana for pumpkin bread. Possibly sub whole wheat flour? Too excited to make this.
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Cinnamon Roll Bread - Quick and easy Cinnamon Roll Bread with a cinnamon streusel topping. No yeast required! #dessert #bread #centercutcook
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Cinnamon Roll Bread Recipe ~ Says: It's fool-proof, No bread machine or fancy bread maker is required. The dough can be mixed entirely with a spoon, and the result is so gosh darn delicious with a light icing/frosting that'll make you swoon.
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Cinnamon Crumb Banana Bread
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Buttermilk Chocolate Bread 1/2 cup margarine (1 stick) 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 1-1/2 cups flour 1/2 cup baking cocoa 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1 cup buttermilk 1/3 cup chopped pecans
Chocolate Buttermilk Bread
My Patchwork Quilt: BUTTERMILK CHOCOLATE BREAD
My Patchwork Quilt: BUTTERMILK CHOCOLATE BREAD
Manila Spoon: Apple Praline Bread - One of the most popular posts in our site. Low-fat - no butter or oil - is used in the bread batter yet it is so moist and delicious. The big bonus is the lovely praline topping that is nutty and crunchy and truly yummy! Enjoy this yummy bread anytime! ♥
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Manila Spoon: APPLE PRALINE BREAD - No butter or oil is used in the bread batter yet it is so moist and delicious. The big bonus is the lovely praline topping that is nutty and crunchy and truly yummy!
Apple Praline Bread Recipe Breads with sour cream, brown sugar, eggs, vanilla, flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, baking apples, nuts, butter, brown sugar
Manila Spoon: Apple Praline Bread 1 cup sour cream or yogurt 1 cup brown sugar 2 eggs 2 tsp vanilla 2 cups flour 2 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp salt 1 1/2 cups baking apples or 2 small-medium ones (sweet-tart variety is great for this), peeled and finely chopped 1 cup nuts (walnut or pecan or a combo), divided For the praline sauce: ¼ cup brown sugar and ¼ cup butter
Manila Spoon: Apple Praline Bread #apple #bread
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Manila Spoon: Apple Praline Bread
Peanut Butter Pumpkin Bread with chocolate chips::
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Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread. I might use dark chocolate on this recipe.
Recipe // Peanut Butter Pumpkin Bread with chocolate chips..
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Sour Cream Chocolate Bread, rich, moist and sinfully delicious!
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Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Bread
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Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Bread- very easy directions. I think it's like bread pudding just in loaf form. I'm going to try it.
Absolutely DELICIOUS Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Bread!!
Absolutely DELICIOUS Apple Cinnamon Bread! This would be wonderful for a bridal shower brunch or any holiday!
Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Bread Recipe on Texans United at http://www.texansunited.com/blog/apple-cinnamon-breakfast-bread/
Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Bread
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Chocolate chip, cream cheese, pumpkin bread yum wonder if this tastes like the pumpkin chocolate chip muffins at Pitty Pats Porch
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bread... Recipe Conversion: 1 Can of pumpkin, and 1 cup of sugar. The oil and flour add up to be 3/4 cup + 2 tablespoons. The chocolate chips are 1/3 cup. for the salt and baking soda, it would be approx. 1 teaspoon of each. maybe a little less for the baking soda. Preheat your oven to *350. The hour baking time should still be the same.
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Chocolate Zucchini Bread This classic quick bread gets a modern update in the form of dark chocolate. I'm planning to use this recipe to make muffins instead. Freeze half so it doesn't go bad before it all gets eaten!
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As Expected, Twitter Drops Support For Third-Party Image Uploads
Twitter debuted a shiny new user profile page today and simultaneously launched new versions of its official iOS and Android apps. Much was made of the changes, but lost in the PR blitz is this:
Any Twitter user that posts photos to the service from now on will be doing it via Twitter's own photo service, not via one of the many third-party providers such as yFrog, Mobypicture or Twitpic.
The option to choose a photo service is now missing in the settings on Twitter's mobile apps. Users can still choose a video hosting service (for how long, one has to wonder) and a read later service, but the photo service chooser is gone.
This isn't unexpected, of course. Reports surfaced over the weekend that Twitter was about to ditch third-party image services. Twitter launched its own photo service in August 2011 via a partnership with Photobucket, which does the image hosting.
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DETROIT -- Not trying to pull a Billy Packer, but this game is just about over if Villanova doesn't start getting some defensive stops.
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Anytime the Wildcats fail to cover a UNC player on the perimeter, the Tar Heels make them pay.
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Friday's usually kind of a slow news day, but lots of important or just plain weird stuff has already happened. Get ready for it.
In what must be one of the most biblical mass transit emergencies in recent Cincinnati memory, a Metro bus was partially sucked down a 20-foot-deep sinkhole near the zoo at about 9:30 last night. Then the ground opened up, and the stink did begin to emerge from the angry earth, and woah, those on the bus were sore afraid. Or something like that. City officials say some failed sewer lines caused the hole. As if being nearly swallowed by the earth isn't unpleasant enough, there was also the smell of raw sewage to contend with. In an ironic note, yesterday was also "Dump the Pump Day," a day designed to get commuters out of their cars and onto public transit. Workers from Cincinnati's Metropolitan Sewer District are out to fix the hole and sewer lines.
• Former Over-the-Rhine social service agency City Gospel Mission is clear to move to Queensgate. Wrangling over some compliance issues with the Department of Housing and Urban Development had stalled the agency's plans for a men's shelter there, which has been on the drawing board for months. HUD said City Gospel's mens-only approach might violate certain non-discrimination clauses on deeds to the land the agency wanted to use for its new shelter. But after some pushing by Sens. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, and Rob Portman, R-Ohio, HUD has given the agency the go ahead. City Gospel will host some women's programming at the shelter and is part of Cincinnati's Homeless to Homes program, which helps both men and women transition from homelessness.
• Ohio's newest jobs report came out today. It shows the state is at 5.5 percent unemployment, its lowest level since the recession and well under the national rate of 6.3 percent. Republicans, of course, are touting this as a win for Gov. John Kasich, while Democrats are pointing out that the low number has a lot to do with how many Ohioans have left the workforce altogether. Unemployment stats only measure those who are looking for work, not those who have given up on the job hunt. The state added 2,900 total jobs in May but lost 14,000 people who dropped out of the workforce. Many of these are the long-term unemployed, who studies show have an especially hard time finding work.
• Speaker of the House John Boehner has slammed the Obama administration over the looming situation in Iraq, where a new insurgency group calling itself ISIS is overtaking cities and the Iraqi military. Boehner used the situation, as Republicans are wont to do, to talk about how bad Obama is at everything, saying that "terrorism has increased exponentially under this president." That's of course not a view everyone with knowledge about the situation in the Middle East shares, and it's clear the current problem has at least some major roots in Bush-era decisions. Political posturing aside, Boehner also showed his softer side Wednesday when he gave a smooch to former Rep. Gabby Giffords at the Congressional Women's Softball Game. Giffords, who has made a long, emotional recovery from near-fatal injuries she received during a mass shooting in 2011, threw out the first pitch. After having a moment with Giffords, Boehner then promptly… you guessed it… got all teary-eyed, though not teary-eyed enough to do anything about gun control efforts in Congress, it would seem.
• So a 63-year-old woman on oxygen in Marion, Indiana fought off a burglar with a back scratcher. I couldn't write anything more awesome than her account of the incident, so here are a couple little bits:
"Guy had a hockey mask on and I almost started laughing," the woman told a reporter. "If he hadn't have got out that back door, I'd have beat him to death."
The best news today is that this week is almost over. But there's a lot more to talk about, so let's go.
As we reported yesterday, Over-the-Rhine's Community Council is asking the city to hold off on a deal with 3CDC over vacant properties north of Liberty Street near Findlay Market. The council says 3CDC has slowed the development process by banking a large number of properties, and the group believes small, independent developers could do the job faster and better meet the community's needs.
• Meanwhile, on the other side of the basin, everyone at The Banks is about to get a new neighbor. General Electric is moving more than 1,400 employees to the retail and entertainment development on the Ohio River by 2017, the Business Courier reports. City and county officials will vote Monday on the tax incentives that GE gets for heading south, and after that, it will be a done deal. These are pretty much no-nonsense administrative, IT and finance offices for one of the region's biggest businesses we're talking about, but all I can picture is some crazy Real World scenario. Only with jet engines. Which sounds awesome.
Before we get all excited about Real World GE 2017, though, I should note that both the company and Mayor Cranley have refused to comment on the reported decision. The deal is expected to go public Monday.
• Democratic candidate for Governor Ed FitzGerald unveiled his plan for affordable higher education yesterday. FitzGerald's proposal includes finding ways to lower administrative costs at the state's colleges, increasing the availability of financial aide, expanding a college savings plan, getting more students into early college enrollment while they're still in high school, and boosting community colleges and trade schools. Fitzgerald cited the nearly $4 billion in student loan debt Ohioans carry as a reason to lower college costs. He also took the opportunity to hit incumbent John Kasich for tuition hikes FitzGerald says resulted from Kasich's cuts to state funding for higher ed.
FitzGerald also suggested voters start calling him "Higher Ed FitzGerald," though at press time, no one had addressed the gubernatorial hopeful by this self-conferred nickname. (That last part didn't really happen, at least not while the cameras were rolling.)
• In certainly the most important news of the day, Facebook was down briefly this morning. But don't worry, CNN was on it. No wonder my 4 a.m. tirade about Game of Thrones didn't get the likes it obviously deserved.
• Finally, a record-low 7 percent of Americans really like Congress, and the rest prefer being bitten by dogs or having poison ivy all over their bodies or something. But I'm willing to bet more Americans are fans of Guided By Voices, one of the greatest bands to emerge from our area (OK, Dayton, but The Southgate House used to be their home base of sorts). One of those Americans is outgoing White House Press Secretary Jay Carney, who is leaving his post to take some time off. Carney gave his final press briefing at the White House yesterday with one of GBV's best songs as a send-off sound track. Carney's been a vocal fan of the band for years, and has taken multiple opportunities to mention them from the White House podium. He even hung out with the guys on stage at their most recent DC show. Speed on, Jay, speed on.
In a letter authored by OTR Community Council President Ryan Messer, the group praised 3CDC's work over the last 10 years but said the developer's large cache of properties is slowing down the neighborhood's continued recovery, and suggested that more transparent process for choosing developers is needed. The letter also said that more voices from the community need to be heard in the development process.
"We believe it's time for a new era in our neighborhood," Messer wrote in the letter, dated June 18. "A common thread in the neighborhood is the expressed desire to protect and expand our cultural diversity and this, in part, can be done by paying close attention to providing affordable housing options in both the rental and the purchase markets."
Messer asked that more small, independent developers be brought into the fold in OTR and highlighted the council's partnerships with nonprofit Over the Rhine Community Housing and the Over the Rhine Foundation. The letter stressed the need for both more market rate and affordable housing in the neighborhood, where demand for housing has outstripped supply. Prices have ballooned in the past five years, and the neighborhood is now one of the most expensive in the city.
3CDC has spent nearly $400 million on redevelopment in Over-the-Rhine, much of it south of Liberty Street in the so-called Gateway Quarter near Central Parkway and Vine Street. Now the group is looking north. 3CDC has asked for the rights to develop 20 vacant properties around Findlay Market, and the city may grant its request by designating the group "preferred developer" of the sites. The group could then recommend redevelopment plans that it or another developer would carry out.
3CDC could choose to farm out development to smaller groups. It applied for the preferred developer status months ago, and officials with the developer say they haven't heard concerns from the community about the properties before now.
Mayor Cranley has voiced support for 3CDC's request, citing the developer's long history in the neighborhood. But the OTR Community Council and other stakeholders in the neighborhood say the city needs to find ways to encourage more equitable and transparent ways to choose developers.
Executive Director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Rea Carey said the executive order will be a major step forward.
"Now millions of people will have the economic security they need to provide for their families," Carey said in a press release. "This decision is good for LGBTQ people, good for our economy and good for America."
The initiative was a campaign promise in 2008, and LGBTQ groups have pressured the president to issue the order for years.
Obama announced this decision before appearing at a Democratic gay-rights fundraiser on Tuesday and as greater protection stalls in Congress.
Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which would protect all American workers from discrimination based on sexual orientation or
gender identity passed the Senate in November but has since been halted in the
According to the Washington Post, 24 of the top 25 federal contractors have nondiscrimination policies towards sexual orientation, and 13 of those policies include gender identity. So while the executive order will cover 20 percent of the workforce, most are already protected.
Although many private employers offer protection, discrimination is still on the books in many states.
29 states, it is still legal for employers to discriminate on the basis of
sexual orientation; and in 32 states, gender identity is grounds for
Carey stressed the work that remains.
"Unfortunately, many of us who don't work for federal contractors will still lack workplace protections," she said. "Now we must redouble our efforts for the urgent passage of state employment protections and strong federal legislation."
Hey all. Let's get straight to the important stuff… Across city, a whole lot of ice cream is melting. Large swaths of the east side seem to be without power right now for an indeterminate reason. Between 10,000 and 20,000 people are without electricity.
• Some of Cincinnati's city department directors have been caught living outside the city limits. That's a violation of city regulations, according to the Cincinnati Business Journal, which drew attention to the situation last month. Metropolitan Sewer District Director Tony Parrott and Citizen Complaint Authority Director Kenneth Glenn were disciplined by the city for skirting the residency rules. Glenn, who has been living in West Chester, is retiring in July. Parrott has been living in Butler County; he's been docked 40 hours of vacation time and has six months to establish residency in the city limits. Now me, I'm from Butler County, and would give up a week's vacation to not live there, but hey, that's just me.
• On a note that's bound to freak some people out, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport will be the first in the country to track the number of travelers in specific parts of the airport by using signals from their Wi-Fi devices. The information will help the airport mitigate congested spots and calculate wait times at security checkpoints. Lockheed Martin owns BlipTrack, the system being used to monitor devices. The company says no personal data is collected by the system, which only looks at the number of signals being emitted from devices. I'm cool with this so long as they aren't keeping track of the embarrassing amount of time I spend on Twitter while waiting for my plane.
• Campaign finance reports filed Friday show council member Charlie Winburn with a big stack of cash going into his run for state Senate. Winburn, a Republican, announced his candidacy last week, and his filings show he's got more than $50,000 to spend. He'll be challenging former council member Cecil Thomas, a Democrat. Thomas hasn't filed a finance report this time around but had $1,500 going into the Democratic primary. He looks to have an advantage, though, due to the ninth district's highly Democratic tilt. The district stretches across most of Cincinnati and other urban parts of Hamilton County. All statewide candidates filed Friday, and the results are fairly predictable, with Republican candidates getting large contributions and widening fundraising leads over their Democratic opponents. Gov. John Kasich doubled up on Democratic opponent Ed FitzGerald, gaining $1.7 million in contributions this period to FitzGerald's $800,000. That puts Kasich with more than $9 million overall to spend in the race, compared to FitzGerald's less than $2 million.
• On the subject of Republicans, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush will be in town today. He's promoting his new solo rap mixtape, which doubles as a campaign tool for his presidential bid. No, actually, that's completely made up. He's here to raise money for the Republican National Committee, and you can hear him talk for just $1,000. For that price, he better at least drop a couple freestyle rhymes about his economic policy ideas, though. Bush's name has been floated as a possible contender for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, though he's a ways down the list.
• On a sad note, Casey Kasem passed away Sunday. He was most famous for his radio show, American Top 40, which millions of people listened to for decades. Closer to my heart, he was also the voice of Shaggy. No, not that Shaggy. Shaggy of Scooby Doo fame, which for you youngsters out there was kind of like Adventure Time before there was Adventure Time. I was a big fan.
Ready for your Friday the 13th morning news? Let's do this.
As we've reported a couple times already, Cincinnati is in a hard spot when it comes to affordable housing. So Rep. Steve Chabot, Republican representing part of the city, did the logical thing recently and tried to push through an amendment to a House bill that would cut $3 billion in funding for Section 8 vouchers. Wait, that doesn't seem logical at all. Keep in mind the Republican-authored bill he was amending already cut $1.8 billion from transportation and HUD programs. But Chabot thinks folks are hanging out in subsidized housing too long, calling the system that keeps people from homelessness "a way of life for too many in this country." Luckily, even the heavily Republican House said "nah" to Chabot's cuts. The amendment failed yesterday.
A $2,500 reward offered by Brogan Dulle's family when the 21-year-old UC student went missing May 19 will be given to the woman whose 911 call lead authorities to his body a week later. The woman, who hasn't been identified in reports, said she came upon Dulle's body in the basement of building she works in on East McMillan next door to where he lived. The woman apparently didn't know he was dead and called 911 reporting an intruder. Authorities found Dulle hanged in the basement, and the Hamilton County coroner later ruled his death a suicide. In total, $20,000 was offered for information about Dulle's whereabouts. UC offered $10,000, and is still mulling what to do with the money. Local restaurant owner Jeff Ruby gave another $7,500, which he'll be contributing to tuition at UC for Dulle's younger brother Tim.
A new Pew research project released yesterday tracks the increasing partisanship among American voters. Though hardly surprising, the study quantifies the fact that people are hunkering down in their ideological biases, with more folks crowding to the far left and far right ideologically over the past few years and fewer holding a mix of views in the middle.
Pope Francis just keeps spitting hot fire. The pope said yesterday in an interview with a Spanish-language newspaper that the world's economic system causes war and imperialism and that it squashes peoples' individuality. Francis has made a name for himself pushing a relatively more inclusive vision of the Catholic Church and emphasizing its social justice tenets, and his recent eyebrow-raising remarks continue that trend.
Finally, yesterday was National Jerky Day. I know. I missed it, too. But apparently a major jerky company constructed a large model of Mount Rushmore made from a glorious 1,600 pound mix of dried meats. Really gross, but also kind of amazing. The company displayed it in New York yesterday and will now ship it back to headquarters in Wisconsin. It's probably en route right now, actually. It will have to pass through the Midwest at some point. If you hear about someone hijacking three quarters of a ton of jerky as it makes its way across the Brent Spence Bridge, it totally wasn't me.
City Council on Wednesday passed legislation to help fund a bike share program in Cincinnati, but not before arguments over the bike paths prioritized in Mayor John Cranley's budget.
The bike share program, run by a non-profit company called Cincy Bike Share, would allow residents and visitors to purchase a year-long membershipor a daily pass to gain access to 300 bikes from 35 stations in the central business district, Over-the-Rhine and uptown. Over the last few years, successful bike shares have started in a number of large cities, including Chicago and Washington, D.C.
The motion passed by council gives the startup $1.1 million from the city's capital improvements fund to help get its operation off the ground. The group estimates it will need at least another $1 million in investment to ramp up, but Cincy Bike Share Executive Director Jason Barron has expressed confidence it can attract that money.
But there was some controversy. Though all members of council supported the money to Cincy Bike Share, the motion originally came bundled with funding for a number of off-road bike trails the mayor prioritized in his budget.
Those trails have been controversial, as they represent a shift in course from the last council's plans for on-street bike lanes.
Some council members said they didn't know enough about the bike paths included in the motion to vote yes or no.
"The problem is, someone has paired these two issues together," said council member Chris Seelbach. "And the bike paths may be perfectly legitimate, but the public deserves a presentation on what these paths are, why they deserve $200,000 set aside for them and what they will be used for."
Seelbach pointed out that some of the paths need millions in funds to be completed and asked what a little money from the city would do to help their progress.
But Cranley said money for the Bike Share program is already overdue and needed to be approved immediately if that project is to go forward. A motion to consider both measures together failed a council vote.
"I'm just trying to get the Bike Share passed," Cranley said. "I believe the Bike Share plan is going to be dead if we don't get it through today."
Cranley said the bike path spending will not happen in the near future and ordinances could be passed to revise that spending later.
Eventually, the measures were split after some argument between the mayor and council members Seelbach, Yvette Simpson and Wendell Young, all of whom wanted Cincy Bike Share and bike path funding considered separately.
Council will vote on the bike path funding issue later, after presentations from the groups building the trails in question.
Young called splitting the two issues to find out more about the paths "time well spent."
Simpson told CityBeat she and other council members are pleased that Cincy Bike Share will be funded and that they'll get a chance to learn more about proposed bike paths.
"I support biking and bike trails in general, it's just one of those weird nuance things where if we're going to defund one thing and start funding something else, you want to know what it is," Simpson said.
She added that she was hopeful the city can find ways to fund both bike paths and urban lanes.
Update: an earlier version of this story stated that Cincy Bike Share is a for-profit company. The organization is a non-profit. The error has been corrected.
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City Council voted unanimously last night to fund Cincy Bike Share, which means in the next few months you should be able to get on (someone else's) bike and ride. No word on prices for rentals just yet. Here's more on that, plus council's tiff over bike paths.
Also of import, though probably not nearly as exciting — council voted to raise water rates four percent. The money will go to shore up the city's water works, which have been losing revenue.
• A federal court handed down a big victory for voting rights advocates yesterday when it ruled that Ohio must maintain three days of early voting. U.S. District Court Judge Peter Economus ruled that the state must provide voting the Saturday, Sunday and Monday before election day. Democrats have been fighting state laws and orders from the secretary of state that they say unfairly affect urban minority voters.
In 2012, the Republican-controlled state legislature voted to eliminate weekend early voting, though a lawsuit by Democrats, including the Obama campaign, led to that law being overturned. Earlier this year, however, Ohio Secretary of State John Husted, a Republican, adopted a voting schedule that eliminated Sunday early voting. The schedule was put together by the bipartisan Ohio Association of Election Officials. Democrats say the elimination of Sunday voting disadvantages inner-city black voters, many of whom are organized by urban churches that provide transportation to polling places on Sundays before elections.
• Cincinnati is getting bigger. But just a tiny bit. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that the city, which had been losing population for decades, has gained about 1,000 new people since 2010. That's just a blip in the city's population of nearly 300,000, but the census data seems to show the city has gained for two years in a row, meaning at least it's heading in the right direction. So that tiny gain is big news.
Of course, Cincy's tiny .25 percent annual growth rate is dwarfed by some other cities, including Columbus, which has grown about 1.5 percent annually. Meanwhile, cities like Austin, Texas have been posting up to 6 percent growth rates in the past few years. Something like 25 people move to Austin in an average day. Imagine how hard it would be to get LumenoCity tickets if that were the case in Cincinnati.
• Speaking of the light show, The Cincinnati Museum Center and marketing firm Landor are working on a LumenoCity-like event at Union Terminal in September. Plans aren't finalized yet, but organizers hope to nail things down soon.
• And speaking of Union Terminal (look at these segues today!), Hamilton County Commissioners have given the green light to a public hearing on proposals to raise sales taxes in order to come up with the funds to renovate the former train station and Music Hall. They'll hold the hearing next month. It will include a presentation by the Cultural Facilities Task Force, a group of 22 area business leaders who are recommending putting the tax on the ballot. Both buildings are highly historic and iconic in the city. Union Terminal, the Western Hemisphere's largest semi-dome building, is renowned for its unique Art Deco construction. It's also rumored to be the model for The Hall of Justice, which appears in DC's Batman, Superman, and other comics, so there's that. And Music Hall… well, just look at that amazing piece of 1878 gothic architecture. Place is crazy awesome looking. The buildings need about $275 million in repairs, though county commissioners would probably try to get $150 million from the tax increase. Some $34 million has already been raised through private donors.
• In national news, the race is on for ousted House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's job. Cantor got beat in his primary by tea partier David Brat and has subsequently resigned his post as majority leader. This matters because Cantor has been a big driver of the House's dysfunction, helping to push the war over Obamacare past the brink and into government shutdown last fall. Though Cantor has struggled with his party's far right wing (obviously, since they kicked him out of office), whoever takes his place will inherit similar power over the rowdy, rowdy Republican House. And there are some pretty hardline applicants for the job. Oh great.
• Finally, love is a destructive thing. You know that touristy thing couples do where they lock a padlock to a bridge in Europe to show they're everlastingly committed to each other and all that gross stuff? I guess no one ever really goes back and cuts their lock off when they break up, and thus, all that weight collapsed a bridge in Paris. There's a depressing metaphor somewhere in there, but I'll let you find it.


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This time, B-line, the bicycle courier company that delivers larger-scale goods, gets its due from the Gray Lady.
The Times piece calls "the latest example of the greening of a traditional industry. The company's cargo boxes are comparable in size to a small commercial van, but, unlike vans, the trikes don't emit carbon dioxide or cause traffic jams at delivery stops."
Franklin Jones, the company's founder, told the Times the company has made more than 30,000 deliveries over the last four years.
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Readers can become a young boy living in a coastal village in Spain during the late 15th century, who dreams of becoming an explorer, and jumps at the chance to join Christopher Columbus on his voyage to find a new route to Asia. Full color.
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Dana Hughes reports from Nairobi: In South Africa the only topic that's gotten nearly as much attention as the World Cup is Julius Malema, the lightning-rod leader of the youth African National Congress, or ANC, ruling party's youth league. The always controversial 29-year-old has been beleaguered lately with scandal after scandal, including corruption accusations, publicly siding with Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and reviving and singing a song about killing white farmers. Some South Africans have linked that song to the murder of prominent white supremacist Eugene Terreblanche. But the incident that finally caused President Zuma, with whom Malema is close, and the ANC to publicly admonish him was an outburst against a BBC journalist at a press conference. Malema was complaining about Zimbabwe's opposition party being based in Sandton, a tony suburb of Johannesburg. When the reporter pointed out that Malema also lived in Sandton, the politician exploded cursing at him and calling him a "bloody agent" before kicking him out of the conference. Now Malema's words are not just discussed, but grooved to. An anonymous sound mixer took that famous speech, mixed it with a house beat and posted it on YouTube. The song "Revolutionary House" has gone viral inspiring several videos, which collectively have received more than 100,000 hits. One which features pictures of one of Malema's previous report cards showing barely-passing grades and a baby version of Malema wearing diapers. Another features a scroll of apartheid history. But it's the song that's the real star. The catchy chorus loops and distorting his "Bloody Agent" line behind a heavy bass beat. The bridge slows down to showcase Malema saying "Don't come here with your white tendencies…you can go out! You can go out!" To watch the video for the song CLICK HERE. The Los Angeles Times tracked down the creator of "Revolutionary House", David Law, a 25-yr-old white South African who told the Times he was both horrified and amused by Malema's behavior, and decided the best way to express how he felt would be in song. "I thought, it's my country too, and I don't want it to be tarnished by deluded individuals," he said. There have been other artistic expressions, some done by young black South Africans, also expressing disbelief and displeasure at Malema's antics. The ANC did end up formally sanctioning Malema for his latest actions, including the press conference outburst. He was forced to publicly apologize for criticizing President Zuma and attend anger management classes. But the controversy over Malema, much like South Africa, is divided as much by class as it is by race. To many of the millions of job-less, young, black people Malema's populist message strikes a chord. They see him as an advocate for people who feel they've been left behind in the promise of post-apartheid South Africa. In a recent interview with the BBC, Malema refused to apologize for what's referred to as his "radical" positions. "I am fighting for the emancipation of blacks and Africans in particular, politically, socially and economically," he said. "There are racial divisions in this country and the economy continues to grow but the gap between the haves and have nots continues to grow. It's radicalized." But for a country that wants to show the world it has outgrown its divisive past and is truly becoming a rainbow nation, the debate continues over whether Julius Malema is exposing those divisions to help South Africans, or exploiting them to help himself.
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RICHFIELD, Ohio - In October, PCT and Syngenta recognized the 2010 Crown Leadership winners.
The annual awards spotlight individuals who have contributed positively to the growth and development of the structural pest control industry, as well as established ties with fellow business leaders, civic groups and customers in their local communities.
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The Los Alamos boys and girls tennis teams both scored a pair of lop-sided victories against District 2-5A teams recently.
The Hilltopper girls beat Española Valley, 8-1, at the Taos Quad over the weekend. On Tuesday, they scored a 9-0 shutout against new district member, Del Norte.
The Hilltopper boys, meanwhile, beat Española Valley 8-1 and Del Norte, 8-1.
"They did really well," boys head coach Lloyd Wilton after the Del Norte victory.
Wilton said he didn't know anything about the Knights, but decided to take some of his mid-level players to the match and they took care of business.
Out of the 28 players on his team, he said almost all of them have gotten some varsity match play in this season.
Marin Naud, Adam Murrell, Justin Lemke, Donald Poston and Sam Menefee won singles matches against Del Norte while Kyle Newell lost a close match at No. 1 singles, 6-4 and 6-4.
In doubles, Thomas Chadwick and Jun Kim and Poston and Menefee won.
Both Los Alamos teams also beat Taos over the weekend. The Hilltopper girls shut out the Tigers, 9-0. The Hilltopper boys, meanwhile, lost all three doubles matches, but played well in singles to beat Taos, 5-4.
Farmington, however, was able beat Los Alamos at the Taos quad. Both teams fell to the Scorpions by an 8-1 score.
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Good Stuff You All, So Enjoy Now
Remember the movie that 42 came from?
A tough old cowboy from Montana counseled his granddaughter that if she
wanted to live a long life, the secret was to sprinkle a pinch of gun
powder on her oatmeal every morning.
The granddaughter did this religiously until the age of 103, when she died.
She left behind 14 children, 30 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren, 25
great-great-grandchildren, and a 40-foot hole where the crematorium used to be.