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"It's all about tradition," Tevye's thunderous voice drifts across the small auditorium in Nasr at Khairatabad. As young actor Ramya swaggers along the hall with this punch line, young girls surrounding the keyboard are ready with their next song. "Tradition…" the girls croon as young artistes raise their hands and move in a rhythmic pattern. There is palpable excitement as their director Ratna Shekhar Reddy okays the scene with a thumbs-up sign. It's the timeless classic Fiddler on the Roof, all set to be staged by the students of Nasr Dramatic Society on November 18 at Satya Sai Nigamagamam. A musical, Fiddler on the Roof tells the story of Tevye, a milkman and his three daughters. With a cast and crew of 50 people, the production promises to stand out with its special performances. (Tickets for the show are available at the venue, Nasr School and Himalaya Book World (Punjagutta).
Says Ramya, the lead actor: "I have never been auditioned for a girl's role. I think it is something do with my voice." Her friend Deeksha, part of the musical group is keeping her fingers crossed. "Oh, it has been a joy ride since we started our rehearsals. There have been setbacks but we had a good time," she declares.
It's the season of plays and youngsters are all loving it. It is not just the enthusiasm to be on stage, this young brigade enjoys the backstage action too. Says Suhit, a student of Obul Reddy Public School, who has volunteered during plays: "I love the scene backstage when one needs to help actors with their clothes and put props in place. It's quite thrilling as we have to be on our toes all the time," he says. Suhit has also acted in a play What Dreams are Made of and redid songs for musical Lion King.
Suhit's love for theatre is shared by his older brother Sahit, an engineering student at Vasavi and a die-hard lover of plays. "I am quite a dramatic person and tend to overact sometimes," he says laughingly. After acting in numerous skits in college, when he got an opportunity to play uncle Scar, a negative character in Lion King, the youngster grabbed it with both hands. "Today, the trend is slowly shifting. Films are not the only medium to showcase talent. The options are many," he says.
For Deeksha Marur of D-Fir Dramatics, 'theatre is an intoxication that can never be banned. I have grown up watching plays and it is the biggest kick of my life," she laughs and adds, "With films, you can always change things. There are retakes and edits. But in a play, there are is no second chance." D-Fir Dramatics has recently staged Tax Free, a humorous play at Taramati Baradari.
Theatre lovers in the city can get ready for some cool productions as Shoelace Productions and Clockworks have something lined up.
* Fiddler on the Roof is being staged by NASR Dramatic Society on November 18 at Satya Sai Nigamam.
* Lion King, a musical was quite a hit especially with kids.
*Tax-Free by D-Fir Dramatics was a comedy. The play staged at Taramati Baradari stood out because of its witty invitation card.
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I received a fair amount of critical mail in response to my recent post on Darfur, which questioned some information and data used by advocacy groups. For the record, I'm not seeking to impugn the motives of activists or compare Save Darfur with the Southern Poverty Law Center, which built up a $100 million-plus endowment by hyping the threat posed by the Ku Klux Klan and whose coffers now burst with more money than the annual GDP of the Marshall Islands. But I still believe advocacy groups have peddled misinformation (deliberately or not) about Darfur and don't see how handing a major PR victory to your sworn enemy is smart politics.
However, in the spirit of open-mindedness and impartiality, I am going to post two links here that include contrary opinion. First, there's a debate earlier this year between Alex de Waal, whose work I cited in my original post, and former State Department official John Prendergast, co-chair of the Enough Project.
Second, is a piece by Eric Reeves, who estimates the number of people dead in Darfur is upwards of 500,000.
Finally, there's a report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office, which suggests the high-end estimates may be inflated. "[P]olicymakers require an accurate estimate of the death toll in Darfur to understand the dimensions of the crisis and determine the U.S. response," the GAO said.
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It's little different from the foolish scheme of President Francois Mitterrand, who instituted a "solidarity tax" on the rich in the 1980s before driving France's economy into the ground.
Hollande claims it's fiscal discipline, not austerity. The tax hikes are being made to pay for skyrocketing government spending that was supposed to have created economic growth in the Keynesian scenario.
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Luleå is top hockey club in Europe, although only eighth in Sweden. Read about the Champions Hockey League here and here. Picture source.
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You betcha! There might even be enough for two teams.
In the Svenska Hockeyligan:
Brynäs IF: Billy Sweatt (3 NHL games played); Jonas Nordquist (3).
Djurgårdens IF Hockey: Mikael Samuelson (699); Michael Holmqvist (156); Mikael Tellqvist (114).
Färjestad BK: Ole-Kristian Tollefsen (163); Anssi Salmela (112); Rikard Wallin (79); Justin Pogge (7); Shawn Lalonde (1).
Frölunda HC: Christian Bäckman (302); Joel Lundqvist (134).
HV71: Marcus Nilson (521); Chris Campoli (pictured above) (440); Erik Christensen (387); Jere Karalahti (149); Mattias Tedenby (120); Erik Ersberg (53); Björn Melin (3).
Leksands IF: Fabian Brunnström (104); Mattias Ritola (43); Jonas Frögren (41); Ryan Russell (41).
Linköpings HC: Jeff Taffe (180); Magnus Johansson (45); Kent McDonell (32); Jonas Junland (4).
Luleå HF: Lennart Petrell (95).
Modo Hockey: Donald Brashear (1025); Samuel Påhlsson (798); Travis Roche (60); Niklas Nordgren (58); Joonas Nattinen (1).
Skellefteå AIK: Rob Schremp (114); Mikko Lehtonen (2).
Växjö Lakers: Tomi Kallio (140); Nick Johnson (113); Liam Reddox (100); Cory Murphy (91); Noah Welch (75); Teemu Laakso (17); Rhett Rakhshani (7); Cristopher Nilstorp (6).
Örebro HK: Brian Willsie (381); Tim Wallace (101); Jared Aulin (17); Johan Motin (1).
In the HockeyAllsvenskan:
AIK: Michael Nylander (920); Jordan Hendry (131).
Malmö Redhawks: Colin Stuart (56); David Liffiton (7); Joey Tenute (1).
Mora IK: Yan Stastny (91); Ty Wishart (26).
IK Oskarshamn: Luca Caputi (35).
Rögle BK: Andreas Lilja (580); Peter LeBlanc (1).
VIK Västerås HK: Jeremy Williams (32).
See also: Are There Enough NHLers Playing in Switzerland to Stock a 31st Franchise? and Are There Still Enough NHLers Playing in Switzerland to Stock a 31st Franchise?
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Sweden's new banknotes are soooooo much better than Canada's new banknotes. Source.
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Today is the hundredth anniversary of Bondetåget, a nationwide demonstration in favour of increased armament spending. Masses of farmers descended on Stockholm to urge King Gustav V to do something about Liberal prime minister Karl Staaff, who was pennypinching on the dreadnoughts. Explorer Sven Hedin cowrote the Courtyard Speech, which the King read to the assembled just before he installed a Conservative government. Sweden stayed out of World War One, but made a lot of money selling arms. Source.
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Open-Air Studio by William Blair Bruce (1859-1906). That glowing white scrim seems too modern for the rest of the picture, as if she's using some kind of nineteenth-century microfilm reader. This painting is in the collection of the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm along with some of his others, and another large donation of his canvasses became the core of the Art Gallery of Hamilton.
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They nicknamed Skellefteå Guldstaden, meaning Gold Town, because they gazed into the future and saw their team win the 2013 Swedish hockey championship! And also because of the mining.
This year's Swedish hockey championship came down to a finale between the two northernmost clubs in the Elitserien: Skellefteå and Luleå. It was SAIK's third straight appearance in the finals. They had lost to Brynäs in 2012 and Färjestad the year before. The only time SAIK had ever won the Swedish championship was 1978. Luleå won their only championship in 1996.
April 13th, Skellefteå took the first game 1 - 0 in overtime. The next day SAIK won 2 - 4 in Luleå. SAIK won game three 2 - 1 on Tuesday. Yesterday SAIK swept the series with a 0 - 4 win in Luleå. Victory!
Congratulations to Skellefteå AIK.
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Linköping's lynchpin.
After sweeping Brynäs in their quarterfinal, SAIK are matched with Linköpings HC. LHC finished fifth in the regular season and advanced to the semifinals by upsetting HV71.
March 28th: Linköping won the first game 2 - 3 in Skellefteå.
March 30th: Skellefteå won 2 - 3 in Linköping.
April 1st: Skellefteå won 3 - 2 at home.
April 3rd: Skellefteå won 2 - 3 in Linköping.
Today is Game 5. SAIK can wrap up the series with a win. [Which they get, winning 3 - 1 at home.]
Leksands IF and Örebro HK have won the Kval till Elitserien, sending Timrå IK and Rögle BK down to the HockeyAllsvenskan for next year. LIF used to be a permanent fixture of the top league, but their streak of perfect attendance ended about when the century turned, and they have not been in the Elitserien at all since 2005-06. Örebro HK will be making their first appearance. (The old club Örebro IK were in the Elitserien a couple of years in the Seventies.) Timrå come to the end of a run of thirteen seasons in the top division. Rögle, who have been bouncing between the two leagues, return to the HockeyAllsvenskan after a year's absence.
Today is the final round of the Kval till HockeyAllsvenskan. Björklöven lead, but they can still be knocked off by Karlskrona and Tingsryd. [Björklöven win. They and incumbent Karlskrona will be in next year's HockeyAllsvenskan. With Björklöven, Timrå and Rögle joining it, eight out of its fourteen clubs are former Elitserien members, and five of them former Swedish champions.]
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Each winter the citizens of Gävle illegally erect a giant straw goat in the centre of town, then illegally burn it down. The whole sordid tale.
Skellefteå AIK are playing Brynäs IF of Gävle in the SM-slutspel quarterfinals. SM-slutspel, the Swedish equivalent to the Stanley Cup playoffs, literally means Swedish Master Endgame, and lends the proceedings some of the intellectual aura of a chess championship. Brynäs are the defending Swedish champions, but they finished this regular season in eighth, earning themselves a pairing with first-place SAIK. Ottawa's Jakob Silfverberg played for Brynäs.
Each series in the SM-slutspel is best of seven, the games alternating ABAB(ABA) in contrast to the NHL's AABB(ABA). Today is the fourth game of the series, so it's in Gävle.
SAIK won the first game 5 - 0, the second game 3 - 7 in Gävle, and the third game 4 - 1. They can eliminate Brynäs today. [And they do. SAIK win 0 - 4, and sweep the series.]
The Playoff to the Kvalserien concluded March 13th. This playoff pitted the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh teams of the HockeyAllsvenskan against one another in a round robin for the final spot in the Kvalserien. Each team plays each other team twice, and the one with the most points moves on to the Kvalserien. The wrinkle is that the teams are also given points according to their position in the regular season standings. So before any games were played BIK Karlskoga had 4 points, Djurgårdens had 3, Örebro 2 and Oskarshamn 1. Örebro won.
So now the Kvalserien has begun. The six clubs Timrå, Rögle, Leksand, Södertälje, Västerås and Örebro will compete in a round robin for two spots in next season's Elitserien.
The HockeyAllsvenkan doesn't just supply rising clubs to the Elitserien, it receives them from Division 1. The Kval till HockeyAlsvenskan has begun, featuring six clubs, among them former Swedish champion Björklöven.
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This was a pretty good recipe. I didn't like the dill too much... the dill with the combination of the zucchini made it seem like I was eating pickles! Although it was bearable, next time I will omit the dill. I also cooked it a bit longer than stated, and I added some mushrooms and just used 7 whole eggs instead. Don't be afraid of whole eggs, guys - they are healthy and good for you!
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My kids don't like feta. What can I use instead?
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Where is the nutrition information?
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Yeea. Its about 3. Nice music and all but i can listen to it anywhere else right? And quite funny scenes but again - i dont think that mario is the best character to be in love. He is.. well... deloved.
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Well anyways it alright its your opinion :)
Didn't amaze me but it was good. Music was weird and kind of scratchy. The animation at most times flowed, but was also akward. Overall a good, but late, valentines submission.
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Weird and Scratchy...thats how the song is :P Thanks again
Well done!
But, there are a few glitches. Really twitchy in graphics and at some times the music. Menus were great, and besides the glitching, so were the graphics. I have to say i hate the song, but I can't give a bad rating just off of that. 3/5
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not bad
the music was really twichy, and there was a few unexplanable things in it but it was cool.
thanks unxplainable things lol :D
good job
perfect hommage to a great song...good work
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Jen Psaki said Kerry, who will hold a closed-door briefing on Iran at the Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday, wants a "temporary pause" in the imposition of additional sanctions on Tehran by US lawmakers to give diplomacy a chance.
Iran and six world powers - the US, Britain, Russia, France, China and Germany - came close to a preliminary nuclear agreement at the weekend during talks in Geneva and decided to resume negotiations on November 20 in their attempt to defuse a decade-old standoff.
Israel and some Western governments fear Iran is using its nuclear programme as a covert means to develop weapons, a charge that Tehran denies.
Negotiators are searching for a preliminary agreement that would cap Iran's nuclear capacity and open up the programme to UN inspectors.
In exchange, they have offered some relief from sanctions, a concession Iran says does not go far enough.
Under discussion is a temporary deal entailing a freeze to higher-grade uranium enrichment - which Iran bills as fuel for a medical research reactor but which is also potential material for bombs - lasting about six months.
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Lost History: Slavery in California
Deborah Kong, for the Associated Press (Feb. 15, 2004):
Californians like to think of their state as a freewheeling, tolerant place, one that entered the Union back in 1850 unbesmirched by the stain of slavery.
But Joe Moore says there's just one problem with that sunny vision of the past - it isn't true. Though it was admitted to the Union as a ``free state,'' slavery still existed in 1850s California, and Moore is leading a project to shed light on its contradictory history.
His proof is in print: in an 1852 ad announcing the public auction of a black man valued at $300; newspaper accounts of fugitive slaves who were arrested; and, county records certifying slaves bought their freedom from their owners.
Moore and a team of researchers have uncovered these and other, often overlooked pieces of California's past after months of digging through the archives of museums, historical societies and libraries across the state.
``We believe this is one of America's lost stories,'' said Guy Washington, regional coordinator for the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom project, who has worked closely with Moore.
Moore and researchers at California State University, Sacramento have been converting the documents into digital files, and plan to post them on the Internet at http://digital.lib.csus.edu/curr next week. When completed, the new online archive will provide insight into the challenges blacks faced in California of the 1800s.
``The story that's being told is the diversity and richness and the determination of a small community in the 19th century,'' said Shirley Ann Wilson Moore, a history professor at Sacramento State who is supervising student researchers and is married to Joe Moore.
After gold was discovered near Sutter's Fort in 1848, blacks joined a stampede of others migrating West, hoping to strike it rich.
For those early black pioneers, the state's policies appeared promising. California's first constitution, adopted in 1849, dictated that: ``Neither slavery, nor involuntary servitude, unless for the punishment of crimes, shall ever be tolerated in this State.'' A year later, under the Compromise of 1850, California was admitted to the Union as a free state.
But many found California a far cry from the land of opportunity they'd envisioned. Officials were unwilling to challenge slaveholders who brought slaves into the state. And other laws, such as one allowing people to bring slaves into the state if they stayed only temporarily, undermined the constitution, Shirley Moore said.
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In his forecast to lawmakers, Electric Boat President Jeff Geiger said declining defense budgets and cuts out of Washington create an uncertain environment for the company.
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Brew Coffee with Bling: Cuisinart Crystal Limited Edition Coffeemaker
What features do you look for when you are shopping for a new coffee machine? Do you look for form, function – or both? If form is high on your list and you like a little sparkle in your kitchen, than the Cuisinart Crystal Limited Edition Coffeemaker might be just the right machine for you. The coffeemaker is studded with dozens of tiny, sparkling Swarovski crystals that give it a very unique, blingy look. It comes in black and white, and should look good in just about any kitchen.
All talk of bling aside, this coffeemaker isn't just about the window-dressing (although that does up the pricetag a big). It actually won ShopSmart (a division of Consumer Reports) magazine's pick for top coffee maker, thanks to some great features. The coffeemaker has a large carafe that can brew up to 14 cups at a time, but is adjustable enough that you can also use it to brew a single cup. It lets you choose regular or bold brew strength and has "an advanced heater design" that brews hotter coffee than its competitors. The machine also happens to be extremely easy to use, so you won't be reaching for a manual every morning just to work it.
You're still paying a premium for the crystals here, but you'll probably get your money's worth out of a blingy coffeemaker because it will be such a conversation starter. If you want to get the features without the sparkle, you can opt for a plainer version of this coffeemaker instead.
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What level of coffee roast is the best? Is a light roast better than a dark roast? Is a medium roast the best because it should appeal to the widest audience?
The answer is that one roast is not inherently better than another – it is all a matter of personal preference and what brings out the best flavor in the coffee beans being used. Using one roast as a "catch all" for every bean means that you are definitely going to lose out on a lot of unique flavors (and therefore better cups of coffee) that you could be enjoying, so it is good to approach coffee drinking and coffee roasts with an open mind.
In general premium coffee companies – from Starbucks down to very small, boutique roasteries – pay a lot more attention to bringing out the nuances in the beans, so you will be able to experience a wider range of roasts and a wide range of coffees when you choose their beans (and learn about why they opted for which type of roast, if you can ask someone who does the roasting!). A premium coffee roaster will roast the beans to different degrees depending on them beans themselves. If they are using Central American beans, it could turn out that they require a light roast that lets their natural citrus notes shine through. If they are using Sumatran beans, they might have to go to a dark roast in order to find the rich chocolate flavors that are in them. And both roasts will probably be excellent.
Inexpensive coffee producers typically want their coffee to taste exactly the same from batch to batch – so that a huge tub of classic Folgers, for instance, will taste about the same as it did 10 years ago – and they roast the beans to try to minimize flavor disparities, not to highlight the uniqueness of a given bean.
It is easy to make a blanket statement and say "I prefer light roasts" or "I prefer dark roasts," and while it might be true most of the time, you might end up missing out on some very good, very drinkable coffees by sticking to one roast type across the board.
NYC's sugary drink rules impact coffee shops
New York City's ban on large-size sugary soft drinks goes into effect on Tuesday, the first such ban on the country. The city states that these new rules will help curb the obesity epidemic in the city (despite the fact that you can still buy and consume as many sodas as you could want from the grocery store), but many restaurant and cafe owners just see it as a big inconvenience – as well as consumers, because even though the new rules target soda, they also impact coffee drinkers.
Coffee shops, both neighborhood joints and large chains, will now be limited in how much sugar they can have in some of their large drinks. For drinks that contain more than 50% milk – such as lattes – sugar and syrups are just find in any amount. But cups of coffee larger than 16 ounces are affected. They can still be served as long as the barista/server adds no more than 3 to 5 packets of sugar before the drink is served. As a result, places that add the sugar to your coffee for you – like Dunkin Donuts and McDonalds – are no longer going to be able to sweeten your large drinks, though they will continue to sweeten the small ones. Starbucks doesn't typically sweeten plain coffees for customers, but said that they will still add sugar for the customer regardless of the size of the drink if the customer asks. Large sized blended drinks, which are mostly made of ice and not milk, are also effected and some drinks will not be sold in large sizes or will be sold with the flavored syrup (i.e. the sugar) on the side and can pour it in themselves.
In an effort to clarify the new rules to NYC coffee-drinkers, Dunkin' Donuts has published small fliers (click the picture above for a larger image) explaining what they can and cannot serve in the city. Other businesses are posting similar signage, though many are waiting to take action until they hear the results of some pending litigation against the city protesting the ban in the first place.
Starbucks launches new Hazelnut Macchiato
We're used to seeing seasonal drinks like the Pumpkin Spice Latte appear on Starbucks menus during the year, only to be phased out at the end of the season. Sometimes, it seems obvious that they're meant to be seasonal, since most people don't want Eggnog during the summer, but other times many of us miss the drinks when they're gone (bring back Melon syrup!). It has been 16 years since Starbucks added a new core drink to their menu and this time their new drink is a permanent one: the Hazelnut Macchiato.
The Hazelnut Macchiato is very similar to the Caramel Macchiato and is made with vanilla syrup, steamed milk and espresso. It is topped with a rich hazelnut syrup that finishes things off with a sweet, nutty topping. It comes hot or iced as a macchiato, but you'll also see a Hazelnut Frappuccino and a Hazelnut Latte as options on the menu if you want your hazelnut in a different format.


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By Trina TriceA night that began with bickering ended with laughter at the Clayton County Board of Education's called meeting Thursday. The school board voted unanimously to use the Georgia School Boards Association to help conduct a national superintendent search. Parents, teachers and taxpayers have been asking the board to conduct a national search since an earlier attempt by the board to conduct its own search failed, and was simultaneously perceived by many as suspicious and fake. The $26,500 contract would put the GSBA in charge of the board's search. GSBA duties would include establishing a timetable for the search and developing and mailing brochures and other materials connected with the search. GSBA will advertise the position for the board in The New York Times Recruitment Package for Education Clients, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and other publications. GSBA is handling the screening of applicants and will make sure various background checks, such as criminal and credit history, are done on the candidates. The board will have to attend a half-day workshop on the interview process and contract negotiations before interviewing the top candidates. The school board has been at odds since a then-majority voted to oust former Superintendent Dan Colwell in January. Prior to voting on the national search, though, board members bickered among themselves while discussing whether or not to appeal or challenge the probation given to the school system by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Board Attorney Gary Sams said he didn't know of any way to appeal the SACS decision. But Vice Chairwoman Connie Kitchens said she didn't understand why the school system was placed on probation, a statement that received strong criticism from the audience. "I would like a copy of standards of accreditation," Kitchens said. "You're asking me to correct something and I don't know what it is. We need clarity on what it is we need to do." Board member Ericka Davis tried to clarify the reason for SACS placing the school district on probation. "There were two policies they were looking at," Davis said. "A school board cannot violate its own policies and cannot participate in day-to-day operations of the school system. I don't know how clear that can be." Kitchens accused board member Barbara Wells of micromanaging while holding up a copy of an e-mail Wells sent to interim Superintendent Dr. William Chavis. Wells denied the charge by saying, "If I were micromanaging the school system, I would not be so stupid as to send e-mails." A SACS review team found proof that Kitchens and Chairwoman Nedra Ware were meddling in the school system's daily operations by issuing directives to administrators and ordering personnel changes. In other business: * The board voted 4-3 Thursday night to approve a 1-mill rate increase. The mill increase was necessary, said many residents who voiced their opinions about the increase, because the board had already adopted the 2004 budget. The $327.3 million budget requires a 1-mill increase, from 17.916 to 18.916. A tax increase is necessary, primarily because the revenue received from the state has been reduced by more than $10 million in the past two years, said Lee Davis, chief financial officer for the school system. Without a tax increase, Davis said, the school system will most likely be forced to borrow money next year. One mill equals $1 in tax collected for every $1,000 in assessed value of property. With a 1-mill increase without a millage rollback, a taxpayer who owns a home worth $100,000 could expect a $30 increase in taxes, from $537 to $567. * The board voted unanimously to contribute money to the construction of the Clayton County Swimming Pool complex. The school system is paying $3.5 million, half of the cost to build the complex with the county. In return the school system will get priority use during the nine-month school year; the county gets priority in the summer. Once the complex is built, the county is taking on the responsibility of paying for the equipment and maintenance. However, the school district is paying half the cost for employees. * The following personnel recommendations were unanimously approved by the board: Dean Willard is assistant principal of Riverdale Elementary School, Valya Lee is the interim assistant superintendent of Area II schools, and Dr. Janice Davis is the director of special programs.
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