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Generations in Waukesha shifting focus to pasta
Generations at Five Points, 294 W. Main St. in Waukesha, is making the transition from a strictly small-plates format to mainly pastas and a few other entrees.
Some small plates still will be available, said chef Jeff Oberholtzer, but the feedback has been so strong on pasta specials that he's decided to make the switch. »Read Full Blog Post
Harlem Globetrotters' Special K answers 10 for Tap
Here's some of what was learned from talking with Harlem Globetrotters' player Kevin "Special K" Daley.
1. He can whistle the Globetrotters' theme song. »Read Full Article
Notables in arts, entertainment who died in 2012
A singing diva on the verge of a possible comeback, an Oscar winner who loved to clown around in Milwaukee, everybody's favorite small-town sheriff and everyone's favorite oilman they loved to hate - of them left the stage in 2012.
The deaths of Whitney Houston, Ernest Borgnine, Andy Griffith and Larry Hagman garnered our attention, as we remembered their impact with their passing. But there were many more. »Read Full Article
24 hours: A quickest guide to Milwaukee's weekend
9 p.m. Friday
Celebrate the music, humor and legacy of one of rock's most inscrutable icons at Zappa Fest, a tribute to Frank Zappa at Linneman's in Riverwest. Acts on the bill include Dr. Chow's Love Medicine, Freddy Lee Band and Gozor Tenplat. »Read Full Article(1)
Milwaukee movies off the grid
Times to reopen Friday
The Times Cinema reopens Friday with floodlight hitting the skies and "Django Unchained" on the screen. »Read Full Article
Duane Dudek's top 10 movies for 2012
If there were two of me and one of us did nothing but go to film festivals, this 2012 top 10 list might be completely different.
Or twice as long. Films that haven't played here yet, never will or that I just did not manage to see when they did are popping up on various other end-of-year lists. »Read Full Article(3)
Best new restaurants
Some of the restaurants on the list of 2012's best new restaurants should come as no surprise: They've already appeared on the annual Top 30 list, out in September.
It's not typical for new restaurants to make the Top 30 so quickly, but these - Braise, c.1880 and Odd Duck - were exceptional from the get-go. »Read Full Article(2)
Blessed Feathers' Berube pops the question onstage
It was music that brought Donivan Berube and Jacquelyn Beaupre together. They met at work in 2008, at Januli's Pizzeria and Italian Deli in West Bend. What began as a friendship blossomed into a musical and romantic partnership as the folk duo Blessed Feathers.
So when Berube had to ask the most important question of his life - if Beaupre would marry him - he couldn't think of a better place to do it then during a Blessed Feathers set at Turner Hall Ballroom. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: A wintry mix of fun
Old Man 2012 may be getting creaky, but there's still lots of life in his Thursday calendar. Example: Winter Fest brings a world of winter fun indoors-- from rock climbing to zip lines and a polar cafe.
Example the second: The Hoppin' Holiday Show at the Mitchell Park Domes Thursday night offers dueling pianos in this installment of "Music Under Glass" . »Read Full Blog Post

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The Best Ice Cream in Boston, 2015 Edition
Loved the Kimball Farm shout out! That's one of my favorite summer pilgrimages!
I'm 28 and an engineer in the suburbs of Boston. I was born and raised in a small town in NE Texas. After graduating from the Univ of Texas, I lived in LA for 1.5 years before moving to Boston.
Loved the Kimball Farm shout out! That's one of my favorite summer pilgrimages!
This recipe is SO dang good. And so easy! And pretty! I love it!
If you're in Boston and like sour beers, give Night Shift Brewing a try. Their Cape Codder Weisse (a sour aged with cranberries) and their Mainer Weisse (a sour aged with blueberries) are both FANTASTIC!
We also love Vintage Spirits & Forgotten Cocktails!
Though for 2014 and beyond, we are HUGE fans of the Death & Co cocktail book. I like it even better than PDT's. It's organized by spirit rather than alphabetically, which I find much easier to use when you're wanting to figure out a new drink to try.
This is now a staple on our Thanksgiving table. I absolutely love it (and this coming from a person who honestly usually prefers canned cranberry sauce).
fresh ravioli!
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Gosh I love black-eyed peas! This sounds fantastic!
peach cobbler
fried okra
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green chile scrambled eggs with toast
Start with chips and homemade salsa and guacamole. For the main course, Carne Guisada with homemade tortillas, Spanish rice,and borracho beans. Sopapillas and vanilla ice cream for dessert.
apple cider donuts!
This article made me so happy to see! I just moved away from New England where I had my first experience with American Chop Suey in a dive-y small airport diner in Fitchburg (outside of Boston). Gosh was it good!
Chicken Spaghetti!
spice rubs and hickory smoke!
Interesting, I've never heard of Velveeta in pimento cheese either. I've only seen it made with grated cheddar. Thanks for the interesting article! It's really cool to learn about the history of something so beloved!
Do apple cider doughnuts count?
simple and classic buttermilk fried chicken!
A baked vegetable casserole from my mother.
Very interesting article! Thanks so much for the enlightenment! I'm definitely one of those southerners that uses some flour and a pinch of sugar (though less than my mother uses), but I would LOVE to try cornbread made the "old fashioned" way with stone-ground cornmeal!
couscous salad with vegetables, feta, and a vinaigrette mixed in!
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I'm heading to Bimini island in the Bahamas in August for a friend's wedding, and I was wondering if anyone in the Serious Eats world has ever been there.
If so, are there any restaurants, bars, markets, or foods that we should be sure not to miss? I definitely want to try lots and lots of conch, but I'm having trouble finding much information about Bimini. Thanks so much!
Is anyone else noticing some issues when reading Serious Eats through Google Reader? After going to the SE website to see the new layout, I noticed that there were lots of articles that I hadn't seen before. For some reason, only a handful of articles are showing up in my Reader feed these days. Anyone else having that problem post-redesign?
My husband and I are taking a 4 day trip to London in June, and we're both fairly unfamiliar with the city. Our favorite part about traveling is the food, and we like to try local favorites and specialties, whether it's fine dining or a dive.
The problem is that I'm having trouble finding a source to guide us toward good places. I was hoping someone in the SE universe would be familiar with London and could help us out. Can anyone make some recommendations of restaurants/pubs/markets/coffee shops/etc that we shouldn't miss while we're there?
We do not know where we are staying yet, so unfortunately I can't request a particular area. I do know we'll catch a show in the West End, but otherwise recommendations in any part of the city are welcome. Thanks so much!
I live in Boston, and my parents are visiting me this week from Texas. My Dad's father grew up in Manhattan, so my Dad would like to take a day trip to the city to see where his dad grew up. I've only visited New York a couple of times, so I'm quite a newbie myself.
We are taking the train down from Boston and will be staying close to Penn Station. I really want to try a good pizza place (I'm thinking traditional by-the-slice pizza) and a good bagel place, so does anyone have any recommendations for this part of town? Thanks so much! I can't tell y'all how much I appreciate the help!
Hey guys! I live in Boston and am taking some friends down to NYC this weekend. We'll be there all day Saturday and Sunday morning, and our hotel will be close to Times Square.
The trouble is that I've only been there once before, and I'm not really sure where we should try to eat while we are there. Does anyone have some "can't miss" suggestions? Also, we're all kind of "beer snobs" so if there are any good suggestions for bars with great beer selections, that would be great too! Thanks so much!!
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For the first time in a decade Washington's minimum-wage workers won't be ringing in the new year with a pay raise.
The state's minimum wage will hold at $8.55 an hour, officials with the Department of Labor & Industries reported.
The wage is adjusted annually to reflect inflation and consequently is the latest casualty of the national recession. But word of the plateau hasn't raised immediate concerns for the area's lowest-paid workers. If anything, some officials believe it could be a boost for small businesses.
"Anybody that is trying to support a family on minimum wage is likely to, depending on family size, be on public assistance to supplement that," said Kathy Covey, Community Services director for social-service agency Blue Mountain Action Council. "When they do get (a wage) increase, it just drives down then what they would get supplementary."
With increased programs driven through stimulus dollars, increases in food stamp eligibility and an extension in the time limit on unemployment benefits, more resources are available to those in need, BMAC Chief Executive Officer Steven Moss said.
Moss and Covey said the stabilization of the minimum wage may enable small-business owners to expand their employment.
"From our perspective, trying to help people break into the work force, it's a positive in that hopefully there will be jobs available for them to start in, to gain some work skills and work habits," Moss said.
Businessman Kerry Tierney agreed. The owner of six Dairy Queen Grill & Chill restaurants, including Walla Walla's operation on Plaza Way, said some business owners have had to make painful cuts to offset the labor costs with the minimum-wage increases. Sometimes that includes raising prices. Sometimes that means cutting back staff.
"What happens is businesses are really forced to limit either growth or hiring people, so I think it doesn't always serve the purpose it was intended for," Tierney said.
He said the annual increases have cost him more than the step up for entry-level employees. He also has to bump up wages accordingly for his more experienced workers in leadership roles.
The leveling off of hourly wages may allow some businesses to now add jobs instead of cut positions, he said.
Washington state has the highest minimum wage in the country, trailed by Oregon, which pays $8.40 an hour. Oregon officials said that wage will also not increase in 2010.
Washington voters approved the inflation methodology in 1998 under Initiative 688. In addition to Oregon, eight other states adjust their minimum wage off inflation: Vermont, Ohio, Nevada, Montana, Missouri, Florida, Colorado and Arizona.
According to L&I, the Consumer Price Index decreased 1.9 percent during the 12-month period that ended in August, compared to a 5.9 percent increase during the same period in 2008. That increase led to a 48-cents-an-hour increase in the 2009 wage.
Regional labor economist Arum Kone said the indexing approach has eliminated the "saw-tooth pattern" created when minimum wages are increased and allowed to decline against inflation. That makes this year's minimum wage roughly the same as in 1968, he said.
Kone said food services, agriculture and retail trade accounted for about two-thirds of the total jobs in every quarter going back to 1990. In the second quarter of 2007, when the minimum wage was $7.93, accommodations and food services hosted 37 percent of the state's minimum wage jobs. Another 20 percent of those low-wage jobs were in agriculture, and 17 percent were in retail trade, Kone said.
During that period, 4.8 percent of Walla Walla County's full-time jobs were minimum wage. That number would have been higher if all employment were calculated, rather than full-time equivalents.
Minimum wage history
Effective date and minimum wage per hour:
Jan. 1, 2009: $8.55
Jan. 1, 2008: $8.07
Jan. 1, 2007: $7.93
Jan. 1, 2006: $7.63
Jan. 1, 2005: $7.35
Jan. 1, 2004: $7.16
Jan. 1, 2003: $7.01
Jan. 1, 2002: $6.90
Jan. 1, 2001: $6.72
Jan. 1, 2000: $6.50
Jan. 1, 1999: $5.70
Sept. 1, 1997: $5.15 (federal minimum-wage change)
Jan. 1, 1994: $4.90
Jan. 1, 1990: $4.25
Jan. 1, 1989: $3.85
Jan. 1, 1976: $2.30
Sept. 1, 1975: $2.00
Jan. 1, 1974: $1.80
Jan. 1, 1968: $1.60
Jan. 1, 1962: $1.25
June 30, 1961: $1.15
Information from the Washington state Department of Labor Industries.
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Stylish water glass with fun and festive splashes of color, hence the name. These tumblers would be great for summer parties.
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These are beautiful shot glasses with a bomb shaped frosted interior.
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Walker touts donation, calling cards for soldiers
Madison -- AT&T is donating 600 calling cards to Wisconsin National Guard and Wisconsin Reserve units so soldiers can call home, Gov. Scott Walker announced Tuesday.
Walker and other state officials touted the donation during a state Capitol news conference, where they stood in front of service members who have been deployed or soon will be deployed. They said having a chance to call home for free offered an important lifeline for those who are overseas.
"No matter how tough you are, a little part inside you misses home," said Adjutant General Don Dunbar of the Wisconsin National Guard.
Each card will have 100 minutes on it, according to the governor's office.
Walker also promoted the Cell Phones for Soliders program that allows people to donate used phones to help those who are deployed. He was joined by Robbie Bergquist, who started the effort along with his sister when he was 12 and she was 13.
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Sir Paul McCartney likes to use his title to have a little fun at fans' expense - by insisting they call him 'Sir Paul' and bow before him.
The former Beatles star was knighted for his services to music in 1997 and he admits some people have no idea how to address him when they meet him for the first time.
He explains, "With someone like me, people (are like), 'Sir Paul MCCartney, what do I call you?' I'm like, 'Paul?' (And they say), 'Oh yeah, oh Ok', and now we're off; we're talking like ordinary people."
But he does occasionally like to make people nervous, adding, "(I say), 'No, it's Sir Paul!' It's for people who haven't got a sense of humour. 'You know you're supposed to bow slightly. That is the rule'."
However, even those closest to MCCartney admit they struggle to contain their emotions every now and again when they realise they are in the presence of a living music legend.
In new documentary Paul MCCartney: Something New, the rocker's longtime drummer Abe Laboriel, Jr. reveals, "There are still some days where I get surprised. He's my brother, he's my friend, we've been hanging out for so long now, but there's still some days when you're like, 'Man, you're Paul MCCartney!' It freaks you out."


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getting it sometime down the line for free is just a bonus
If you like those games you might also want to check out Satellite Reign. It's a spiritual successor in development from many of the same developers as the Syndicate games.


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The conclusions are the result of the four days of workshops and discussions at the conference, focusing on concrete proposals to enhance the social inclusion of youth, especially of young people not in employment, education or training (NEETs), into the labour market, the education system and social life, which is the overall theme of this cycle of the Structured Dialogue.
Proposals were presented in the areas of adapting education to the needs of young people and demands of the labour market, informing and guiding young people in their transitions, facilitating the transition from education to employment, improving the labour market for young people, supporting young people's autonomy, enhancing the role of youth organisations and developing cross-sectoral cooperation.
You can read the full document of the conclusions at SD3-2 - Joint Conclusions of the EU Youth Conference in Lithuania_FINAL.pdf
These conclusions will contribute to the draft EU Council Conclusions on enhancing the social inclusion of young people not in employment, education or training and that are expected to be adopted by the EU Member States' Ministers for Youth in November 2013. They will also provide input to the draft Council Resolution on structured dialogue with young people regarding social inclusion, which will be adopted under the upcoming Greek Presidency.


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Here is our meeting schedule for the rest of 2015. We meet the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the Falafel Software training center in Hudson, Ohio. The address is 1780 Stoney Hill Drive and the building is on the corner of State Route 91 (Darrow Road) and Stoney Hill Drive, about a mile south of 303. We're in Suites A/B - there's usually a sign on the door. The meetings start at 6pm and go until some time between 8 and 9 pm, typically. The usual format is to start with any lightning talks or short code walkthroughs anybody has, followed or replaced by open spaces style discussion. After pizza, we usually do some kind of hands-on practice exercises or kata.
Feel free to bring snacks/drinks/BYOB. We have a few home brew aficionados who occasionally bring something to share. We order pizza based on how many people have signed up via EventBrite for the meeting. The eventbrite URL is fairly predictable - just update the month digit each month. The expected RSVP links are listed below, but note that we don't usually set up EventBrite until a week or two before the meeting, so if it 404s just try again closer to the event (or let us know via twitter). You'll also find the latest RSVP link on our twitter feed - @HudsonSC.
18 Feb 2015 - RSVP
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Hope to see you at the next meeting!


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Many people are longing to find the footprint of God in their daily lives. This beautiful daily companion is comprised of 365 selections of scripture, commentary, meditations, and daily exercises to help readers see how they can bring their entire life into a life with Immanuel - a God who is with his people.
In Richard Foster′s best-selling book, Celebration of Discipline, he explored the "classic disciplines," or central spiritual practices of the Christian faith. Foster showed that it is only by and through these practices that the true path to spiritual growth can be found. In A Year with God, the spiritual disciplines are presented in such a way that does not destroy the soul but enables the reader to enter into a transforming life with God.
Through daily spiritual exercises and meditations, A Year with God explores eighteen spiritual disciplines. The inward disciplines of meditation, prayer, fasting, and study offer avenues of personal examination and change. The outward disciplines of simplicity, solitude, submission, and service help prepare one to make the world a better place. The corporate disciplines of confession, worship, guidance, and celebration bring one nearer to others and to God. Each discipline will be given twenty days of readings, beginning with scripture and followed by commentary, a meditation, and a spiritual exercise. Practicing these spiritual disciplines will help readers live intentionally, contributing to a more balanced spiritual life and a reformation of the inner self.
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Richard J. Foster is the author of several bestselling books, including Celebration of Discipline, Streams of Living Water, Life with God, and Prayer, which was Christianity Today's Book of the Year and the winner of the Gold Medallion Award from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association. He is the founder of Renovaré, an organization and a movement committed to the renewal of the church of Jesus Christ in all its multifaceted expressions, and the editor of The Life with God Bible.
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Published on Feb 24, 2014 10:07 PM
ROME (REUTERS) – Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, approaching a confidence vote in his new government on Monday, pledged to cut labour taxes, free up funds for investment in schools and pass wide institutional reforms to tackle Italy's economic malaise.
Facing parliament for the first time, the 39-year-old Renzi - Italy's youngest premier – sketched out an ambitious programme of change in an hour-long speech delivered in his trademark quickfire style.
His room for manoeuvre will be limited.
"If we lose this challenge, the fault will be mine alone," he told the Senate. The euro zone's third-largest economy is in urgent need of potentially painful reforms and is weighed down by a 2-trillion-euro public debt.
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Community Edition of ownCloud Released
ownCloud Inc. releases a new free community edition of its popular open source file sync and share project, with enhanced syncing, third-party storage mounting, and new content sharing.
According to the press release, the latest version of ownCloud features significantly faster uploading, downloading, and syncing of files. It offers greater and more granular administrative control and adds innovative features like sub-admins for groups, which provides the ability to assign a sub-administrator to a group to handle account management.
Improved desktop syncing reduces server load and enhances the sync algorithm for a quicker, better sync with far less load on the server. The latest ownCloud also includes a new app for automatic updates, along with a basic HTML5 presentation program. Other enhancements include: mounting of external storage, enhanced sharing, file versioning, and calendar improvements.
ownCloud allows users to host their own services on their own hardware or use popular public hosting and storage products – or both. For more information, visit owncloud.com.
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NoScript Flaw
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
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New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
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Criminals offer online help over Tor network
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Slum Village
Ne'Astra Music
Featuring: Jon Connor
Song: Tear It Down
Album: YES!
Slum Village continue to Tear It Down on the latest offering from their very dope, recently released album YES!. Rapper T3 and rapper/producer Young RJ are joined by fellow Michigan rhymesayer Jon... More
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Artist: MoSS
Song: Boombastic
Update: The Andy Miller-directed visuals for MoSS' Boombastic single have been added. MoSS continues what he Started exactly two months ago, and gives us the second official single off of his... More
Posted one week ago
Featuring: BJ The Chicago Kid | Illa J
Song: Expressive
Detroit veterans Slum Village are gearing up for the June 16 release of their forthcoming album YES!, but take some time out to get Expressive for its latest single. A laid-back groove, the effort... More
Posted one month ago
Featuring: Phife Dawg
Song: Push It Along
Drawing inspiration from A Tribe Called Quest's classic record of the same name—and with a feature from the iconic group's Phife Dawg, no less—Slum Village aims to pay tribute... More
Posted about 4 months ago
Song: E(I)GO
If there's one thing rap has taught me, it's that there's nothing wrong with being a little full of yourself, so long as your conceit is backed up with copious amounts of hustle. For an example... More
Posted 4 months ago
Artist: Yancey Boys
Song: Global Warming
Last year, the Yancey Boys made their independent debut with Sunset Blvd., a project which saw the duo rhyming over previously-unreleased beats from J. Dilla's vault. Though they branch out on... More
Posted 10 months ago
Song: We On
Seeing as the title of Slum Village's latest project is "Vintage," it would be a shame if it didn't contain some fresh production from the vault of the man who forged their classic... More
Posted one year ago
Featuring: Black Milk
Song: We On The Go
Unfortunately, we live in a day and age where We On The Go. So many of us are constantly thinking about where we're headed that we forget to live in the here and now. As it pertains to music... More
Posted one year ago
Editor's Pick
Song: Summer Breeze
Album: Evolution
I don't know about y'all but, less than two weeks into June, the muggy weather already has me feeling a little sluggish. Not a moment too soon, Slum Village have stepped into the Booth... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Sirens
Normally, when you hear Sirens, it means something bad either has happened or is about to happen. Thankfully, veteran trio Slum Village buck that trend with their latest effort. Although their latest... More
Posted 2 years ago
Artist: Havoc
Song: Cash Flow
On lead mixtape single Gone, featured in-mid-March, Mobb Deep rhymesayer Havoc assured listeners that he's still as dedicated to his hustle as the day he first picked up the mic. And he should... More
Posted 2 years ago
Editor's Pick
Song: Forever
Album: Evolution
Back in 1993, three young residents of Detroit's Conant Gardens neighborhood came together to form Slum Village, a trio which would go on to shape the Motown underground scene. Two decades... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: The World Is Yours
Slum Village has succeeded in getting its name into the hip-hop history books, but the legendary Detroit crew's journey was far from an easy one. On new mixtape single The World Is Yours, the... More
Posted 2 years ago
Featuring: Black Milk
Song: LONG Way Down
When an artist finally makes it to the top they'd be advised not to look down, for fear that they might just fall. After all, it is a really really LONG Way Down. This is part of the... More
Posted 2 years ago
Featuring: Rapper Big Pooh | Joe Scudda
Song: Riot
No longer satisfied with living in Decadence, Slum Village have decided to start an all-out Riot on the latest song release off their forthcoming mixtape. Of course, there's only so much havoc... More
Posted 2 years ago
Featuring: Guilty Simpson
Song: Decadence
The expression "the more the merrier" is often overused and is occasionally incorrect. For example, in the case of elevators or amusement park lines, the more is definitely not the merrier.... More
Posted 2 years ago
Editor's Pick
Featuring: Rapper Big Pooh | J. Pinder | Go Dreamer
Song: Turn Around
Swisha and The Sparks, the previous song releases off SMKA and The Flush's forthcoming A3C compilation, featured a formidable selection of the game's most notable emerging talents. For... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Live it Up
As a glance over today's Billboard charts will attest, there are no shortage of hip-hop artists willing to party the night away, Masque of the Red Death-style, while the rest of the world burns.... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Church (Remix)
Detroit veterans Slum Village took a trip back to The Dirty Slums and retrieved a gem in the form of a remix to Church, a much more laid back version than its Rhodes heavy counterpart. This time... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: God Sent / Hunger
Slum Village has always presented great music with great production, and the release of Dirty Slums is no different. While the album was released yesterday on iTunes, the track(s) God Sent/Hunger... More
Posted 3 years ago
Featuring: De La Soul
Song: Turning Me Off
It was said that the undeniably round backside of a beautiful lady inspired the Tribe's Bonita Applebum, and a whole generation of men to fall heavy for the female form. But what lies behind the... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: Lock It Down
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Posted about 5 years ago
Featuring: Colin Munroe
Song: Faster
Brace yourselves, Slum Village fans – Elzhi, Illa J and T3's latest single may come as a little bit of a surprise. Faster finds the Motown trio diverging from the smooth-but-gritty sound they... More
Posted 5 years ago
Song: Dope Man
With Slum Village devotees still reeling in the wake of founding member Baatin's untimely death, the surviving members are moving forward with their latest studio album, recorded prior to the... More
Posted 5 years ago
Artist: Pryslezz
Pryslezz's latest record is likely to come as a surprise to readers who recall his first Booth feature, Sideways—in stark contrast to the liquor-drenched club cut, the newly-released Find A... More
Posted 6 years ago
Artist: Dwele
Ask any man what his definition is of a 'relationship death sentence' and he will immediately utter something like, "Sh*t, just tell her you've been cheatin'." Believe it or not,... More
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Jeff Banister Becomes Texas Rangers New Skipper
The clue that Bogar was no longer the leader of the pack came on Wednesday when it was tweeted that the coaches were free to interview with other organizations.
The clue that Bogar was no longer the leader of the pack came on Wednesday when it was tweeted that the coaches were free to interview with other organizations.
SMU and Rangers writer Richard "Dic" Humphrey joins in to provide his insight on both of the sudden announcements from the last week.
Seattle blasted the Rangers and starting pitcher Robbie Ross in Thursday's series opening game. Ross was knocked out in the second inning allowing six earned runs. The Seattle lead grew to 9-0 before the Rangers scored. 10-2 was the final, and Ross's record fell to 2-6. Rougned Odor hit his eighth home run.
General Manager Jon Daniels along with the two largest percentage owners of the team, Ray Davis and Bob Simpson, held a press conference Friday afternoon. They indicated that they had known about the situation with Washington for "weeks" and had discussed approaches to handling the situation, including a leave of absence. They indicated that Washington chose instead to resign immediately.
The Rangers are now closer to the last place Astros, where they lead Houston by three games, than they are to the third place Mariners, where they trail by 4.5 games.
The only Ranger win in the series came Monday night when Colby Lewis started and won his third game of the season against two losses. It was his best start of the year.
If the Cowboys believe Michael Sam can help them and he's the best available player on their board at the time they're on the clock, they should take him.
Reportedly, there appears to be disagreement between Jones and Garrett on who should call plays this coming season. If that's the case that would be an acknowledgement that Garrett knows he has a little more leverage after giving up play-calling duties last year only to see the Cowboys go 8-8 once again.
Unfortunately, the old school philosophies of Ryan and the new school ideas of Daniels can't seem to work together any longer or even coexist. Daniels has the ear of majority owners Ray Davis and Bob Simpson, and Daniels has pressed them to back him in the political battle.
This September's collapse that has all but mathematically eliminated the Rangers from the West Division championship has been a strain for sure.


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Kohli's 183 helps India Beat Pakistan
DHAKA, Bangladesh -- Virat Kohli scored 183 runs with Rohit Sharma adding 68 and Sachin Tendulkar 52 to lead India to a six-wicket victory over Pakistan in the fifth one-day international of the Asia Cup on Sunday.
Kohli amassed his total off 148 balls with 22 boundaries and one six.
He came in at No. 3 after opener Gautam Gambhir was trapped lbw by Mohammad Hafeez for a duck on the second ball of the innings.
Chasing a target of 330, India cruised to 330-4 with 13 balls to spare although it initially looked a difficult task against Pakistan's bowling.
Umar Gul was the best of the bowlers, returning figures of 2-65.
Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was unbeaten on 4 along with Suresh Raina not out on 12.
India has two victories in the tournament to keep its chance alive to qualify for Thursday's final despite losing in a shock to Bangladesh on Friday.
Pakistan has won both its previous matches and earned one bonus point for winning the match against Sri Lanka within the 80 percent time of the total match time. Sri Lanka has lost twice and will face Bangladesh on Tuesday. If Bangladesh can beat Sri Lanka its chance of playing the final against Pakistan would improve on the basis of a superior head-to-head record.
On Sunday, after Tendulkar was caught at slip by Younis Khan off Saeed Ajmal (1-49), Kohli partnered with Sharma to add 172 runs before Sharma was caught by Shahid Afridi off Gul.
Kohli was the last man to go with India needing 12 from 17 balls to win. He was out caught by Mohammad Hafeez off Gul.
For Pakistan, openers Hafeez and Nasir Jamshed smashed centuries as Pakistan reached a formidable 329-6 against India.
Pakistan didn't lose a wicket until Jamshed was out for 112 in the 36th over, leaving his team on 224-1.
Jamshed's total came from 104 balls that included 10 boundaries and one six.
Dhoni used eight bowlers but they struggled throughout the Pakistan innings after failing to make an early breakthrough.
Hafeez scored 105 off 113 balls and Younis Khan added 52. Khan faced only 34 balls and hit six boundaries. Umar Akmal contributed 28 and skipper Misbah-ul-Haq was not out on 4.
Ashok Dinda finished with figures of 2-47, while Praveen Kumar took two wickets for 77 runs after Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat first.
Earlier, India and Pakistan made one change each from their previous match lineups.
India rested Ravindra Jadeja to include Yousuf Pathan, while Pakistan has brought in bowler Wahab Riaz for wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed, with Umar Akmal taking the gloves.
India must win to have any chance of qualifying for Thursday's final after its shock defeat by Bangladesh on Friday.
Pakistan has won both its matches and will progress to the final with another victory. Sri Lanka has lost twice and will face Bangladesh on Tuesday.
India has won the Asia Cup five times, Sri Lanka four times and Pakistan once.


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Oat straw (Avena sativa) is harvested while still a grass, before the oat plant reaches its full maturity as a grain. Comprised of 30% healthy plant protein, oat grass is loaded with health-enhancing nutrients like calcium, chlorophyll, enzymes, beta-carotene, vitamins K and C, folic acid, iron, protein, fiber, and B vitamins.
Because the calcium in oat grass is delivered to your bones and teeth in an easily absorbable form, it is high on the list of natural herbs that are recommended to promote healthy bones.
Oat straw has a calming effect on the brain and nervous system. Oat straw is so effective in fact, that the German Commission E (German equivalent of the FDA) recommends it as an effective herb for stress and anxiety.
As a brain- health supporting herb, oat straw is believed to have a positive impact on cognitive abilities in healthy adults. In elderly adults with low cognitive performance, oat straw was shown to promote attention, concentration, and focus.
More recently, oat straw has shown promise as a viable herbal alternative for sexual enhancement in both men and women. This may be due to its ability to raise levels of luteinizing hormone, which triggers the release of testosterone in men and estrogen in women. In addition, oat straw provides a boost to nitric acid levels in the sexual organs, helping to promote sexual pleasure.
Oat straw frequently appears as an ingredient in high-priced sexual enhancement formulas. However, taken alone, oat straw may provide the same benefits at a much lower price.
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Badge - The Federated Rubber Workers, 1916-1923 Reg. No: SH 920026
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- Badge made by Bridgland & King, for The Federated Rubber Workers Australia. Collected as part of a group of badges over a fifteen year period during which Andrew Reeves undertook extensive research in the field of Trade Union Material Culture, and had extensive contact with the Trade Union movement Australia wide.
Federated and registered in 1911 as the Rubber Workers Union of Australia, this union immediately recognised the growing importance of motor transport within the Australian economy, particularly in terms of how it would affect the rubber industry. By 1916 the union had changed names to the Federated Rubber Workers of Australia. In 1923 its name changed again, this time to the Federated Rubber Workers Union of Australia. Ten years later, in 1933, it became the Federated Rubber & Allied Workers Union of Australia. In sought to deal with the problem of high labour turnover and with improving the position of migrant labour in Australian industry.
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- This is a circular badge. Projecting from the left and right and sides are leaf-like objects, four on each side. There is a blue border in which is written the name of the federation. In the centre is a white map of Australia with the federations initials in it. Below the badge is a rectangular section. Projecting from the top is a little bit of scrolling. There is a ring at the top.
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- Cultural Gifts Donation from Mr Andrew Reeves, 1991
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- Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program.
|3.00 cm (Height), 0.50 cm (Width), 2.50 cm (Length)
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|Front: THE FEDERATED RUBBER WORKERS/AUSTRALIA. Reverse: BRIDGLAND & KING/[Illegible.] PLACE.W.
|Bridgland & King, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1916-1923
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|Federated Rubber and Allied Workers' Union, Australia, 1916-1923
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Finest PCGS-Graded 1739-P Sou Marque1739-P SOU M French Colonies Sou Marque MS63 PCGS. Breen-539, Vlack-163, R.4. An unmarked example with light olive-tan toning across the otherwise slate-gray surfaces. A few minor laminations, as made, are seen on the central obverse. Double struck in the collar with marginal rotation of the piece relative to the dies between strikes. Evidence of the double strike is seen on the right side of the crown and opposite on the right side of the left fleur de lis. A moderate-sized planchet flaw on the reverse at 6:30 affects the B in BENEDICTUM. Listed on page 51 of the 2009 Guide Book. Population: 1 in 63, 0 finer (9/08). (PCGS# 158670)
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Get ready for the #BigHelpOut!
On Tuesday 7 July, Join In and BBC Get Inspired launched a new campaign to find 10,000 volunteers to join the #BigHelpOut.
On Tuesday 7 July, Join In and BBC Get Inspired launched a new campaign to find 10,000 volunteers to join the #BigHelpOut.
We have put a guide together for clubs who want to get involved and interact with the This Girl Can: Running campaign. Find out more about how your club be part of bringing more women into running with This Girl Can.
England Athletics have been looking into ways to provide a UK Pole Exchange service for athletes and coaches, to support the work of the Local and National Coach Development Programme (LCDP / NCDP). A free online service is now up and running for people to advertise poles for sale and wanted.
Dartford Harriers Athletics Club recently a hosted sprints and hurdles workshop for coaches. The half day workshop focused on covering the basics of hurdling, sprint starts, the biomechanics of running and multi-direction movement skills.
The England Athletics affiliation year runs from April 1st to March 31st. This means that clubs must renew their affiliation to England Athletics and register their athletes on an annual basis, with both becoming due at the beginning of April.
All eyes were on the Paris Diamond League and Sainsbury's British Championships but there has been plenty else of note in the world of athletics over the past few days.
uCoach is the online resource for athletics coaches in the UK - a one-stop shop for coaches to access information about coach development, coaching qualifications, events, news and coaching resources. Updates from 19th May to 5th July 2015 are listed.
England Athletics are pleased to announce that online entry for our U17 and U15 Age Group individual and combined events Championships is now open. Both championships will take place in Bedford; individual events on 29th to 30th August and Decathlon, Heptathlon, Octathlon, Hexathlon on 8th to 9th August.
Sport England's Club Matters is the essential one-stop shop of free support for sports clubs. More than 10,000 clubs have registered to benefit from the tools and resources available. Here is an update on how your club can benefit from Club Mentoring and The Club Devlopment / Improvement tool.
England Athletics (EA) today announced a national, commercial partnership with InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG(r)), which enables both registered club athletes and affiliated clubs to benefit from discounted rates at IHG branded hotels across Europe.


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Severe Weather Could Impact Ferry Operations
Posted: 12/26/2012 - The NC DOT reports travelers using ferry routes today, December 26, could encounter suspensions due to high winds caused by a severe weather system.
Posted: 12/26/2012 - The NC DOT reports travelers using ferry routes today, December 26, could encounter suspensions due to high winds caused by a severe weather system.
Updated: 12/25/2012 - A fire that broke out Christmas morning sent an elderly woman to the hospital and destroyed her home.
Posted: 12/24/2012 - The Emerald Isle Board of Commissioners is asking for lawmakers to pass legislation clarifying the power municipalities have in the area of the beach between the dunes and the ocean considered the public trust area.
Updated: 12/21/2012 - Power companies have power outages to fix as the windy weather continues early this Friday morning.
Updated: 12/20/2012 - WITN's Lindsey Fry is on scene in Carteret County of a wreck where a moped and sport utility vehicle collided.
Updated: 12/20/2012 - Family members of 63-year-old Phyllis Williams yelled out, "We are here for you," and "we love you" in a Carteret County Courtroom on Thursday afternoon.
Updated: 12/17/2012 - Carteret County deputies today charged Michael Lassiter, 26, and Kevin Lassiter, 28, both who live on Morristown Road in Stella.
Updated: 12/16/2012 - A Saturday evening fire destroys a home in Carteret County
Updated: 12/13/2012 - Two Carteret County schools have $25,000 each to spend on educational supplies thanks to a mother's entry in the Box Tops For Education sweepstakes.
Updated: 12/13/2012 - A Carteret County man has pleaded guilty to domestic assault charges, according to court records.
Posted: 12/13/2012 - Carteret County deputies arrested Marcel Jenkins of Newport on Wednesday for the sex crime.
Updated: 12/12/2012 - 90-year-old Goldie Hall's body was found September 27th, days after a fire was reported at the woman's home and she was nowhere to be found.
Updated: 12/12/2012 - A Georgia hotel group was the only bidder this morning for a beach front hotel that was heavily damaged by Hurricane Irene.
Updated: 12/11/2012 - Johnny Salter was found shot to death back on December 11, 2010 in the living room of his home on Ross Lane in Atlantic.
Updated: 12/07/2012 - Morehead City police arrested Helen Vickers with 15 felonies related to prescription fraud and jailed on a $175,000 secured bond.
Posted: 12/06/2012 - Joseph Jimenez of Newport is charged with attempted second degree rape, sexual battery and assault on a female.
Posted: 12/05/2012 - There's a new addition to a memorial on the Morehead City waterfront, and it looks a little unusual.
Posted: 12/04/2012 - Police in Atlantic Beach said it took some time to finish the investigation, but they have now filed charges in a wreck that took the life of a Raleigh woman on an Eastern North Carolina Highway.
Updated: 12/04/2012 - Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne was killed in California after suspected smugglers rammed his boat and sent him into the ocean with a fatal head wound. Horne had been stationed in Emerald Isle.
Updated: 12/03/2012 - A Marine who police say caused a hotel to be evacuated for most of the day is now in custody.
Updated: 12/02/2012 - The U.S. Coast Guard says that the body of a man that went missing back on November 19th, has been recovered.
Posted: 11/29/2012 - The folks on a fishing boat off our coast got a rare, first-hand look at migrating whales last week.
Updated: 12/08/2012 - Want to get in the holiday spirit? There are several parades across Eastern Carolina that can help you do just that.
Updated: 11/29/2012 - Gerald Griffith, Jr. was arrested Wednesday for the alleged offenses that occurred in Beaufort in 2008.
Posted: 11/27/2012 - Law requires registered sex offenders to update local law enforcement when their address changes. That's what police say one man failed to do in Carteret County.


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Four Cheese Pizza
16 Sep 2011
|Frozen bread dough
|16 Ounce, thawed (1 Loaf)
|Sweet red pepper
|1 Large, chopped
|Green pepper
|1 Large, chopped
|Shredded mozzarella cheese
|4 Ounce (1 Cup)
|Shredded swiss cheese
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Crumbled feta cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Minced parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Minced basil/1 teaspoon dried basil
|1 Tablespoon
|Plum tomatoes
|3 , thinly sliced
|Olive oil/Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
On a lightly floured surface, roll dough into a 15-in circle.
Transfer to a greased 14-in pizza pan; build up edges slightly.
Prick dough several times with a fork.
Bake at 400° for 8-10 minutes or until lightly browned.
Remove from the oven.
Reduce heat to 375°.
Sprinkle chopped peppers, cheeses, parsley and basil over crust.
Arrange tomato slices over top.
In a small bowl, combine oil and garlic; brush over tomatoes.
Bake for 15-20 minutes or until cheese is melted.
Let stand for 5 minutes before cutting.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:5 Minutes
Cook Time:40 Minutes
Ready In:45 Minutes
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Unless you have other reasons to think it blew up the contrail itself is not reason to think it did. I've seen a lot of rocket contrails, and they can get quite interesting as the upper winds blow them around. What I see here does not look unusual.
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Nice shot. Congratulations. BTW, it is spelled with an "e", Tenaya.
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Reds44, Bailey did not throw a no hitter. Two starts ago, he went 6 innings of no hit and 9 strikeout ball. First reliever came in and went 2 innings of no hit ball. Second reliever came in and got the first guy out in the 9th before the opposing teams leadoff hitter laid down a bunt single to get the only hit of the game.
Bailey and Hughes Krates are the same, Hughes ability to control his secondary pitches and get them to go where he wants them to go is the main difference in looking at hits per 9. Bailey had his 3 pitches working quite well in the 6 no hit innings, but they took off on him again last night.
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I'll say it again, like I did last week. Whenever I start getting a fuzzy feeling about Homer Bailey, I remind myself that even Dave Williams put up better numbers at High-A than Bailey has. Williams had a sub-3.00 ERA while pitching 100+ innings in the FSL. And I'll bet he was "working" on pitches too.
When Homer starts putting up Josh Beckett like numbers at High-A (ERA under 2.00 over 90+ innings), THEN I might start to get excited.
Bailey may have also gotten into baseball later than most hurlers do, which describes his "struggles" mastering his secondary pitches, which is the only thing keeping him away from the majors. He already has a top notch delivery(which IMO made him a top 10 pick, if not top 5 to some) and power 4 seamer.
Mastering those secondary pitches though can be quite the challenge. Does Bailey have the work ethic to do it? If he does, it will be like Adam Dunn in 2001, the rest will be history. If not, he will go down as one of the most disappointing talents of the last 10 years.
Decisions, decisions.
Your logic (and I agree) is that Bailey is currently still too inconsistent to be labelled and elite prospect. His big potential for the future is what keeps posters' interest in him. Right now his WHIP is 1.04, yet you provide us with his potential whip. Why? It goes against your logic that he be judged on his current performance. As a fan, your interest in his future shows thru your critique of his present.Quote:
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No, his current performance is based on too little data to be relied upon (6 starts). If he's sitting on that number in August, then we'd all be happy and I'd be pleasantly surprised.Quote:
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Let's not forget those that thought the major league roster would be a good place for him.Quote:
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I forgot about them because they were far and few between. The no hitter shouldn't be dismissed, but what could be. No reason to be negative on Homer's ability yet, it is still there(alas, unlike somebody like Richie Gardner who clearly had something wrong with him last year), it is between the ears which needs to develope.Quote:
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That's funny, because those who I see exercising caution on Homer as a serious prospect have really never questioned his ability, but have honed in on his performance, his inconsistency, and the significant odds against a HS pitcher ever making a meaningful contribution, esp. as a staff ace, at the major league level. There are a lot of guys who were identified as having "ability" (translated as "potential") selling insurance and coaching their son's little league team.Quote:
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Whats so funny about it? That Homer has a great delivery? Not to me. That is the reason why to be happy about Bailey. The chances of a major injury are low. That increases the odds that Bailey will have the chance to put it together and pitch in the Majors. In otherwords, all that inconsistancy you complain about, will pass at some point. The key is between the ears. It also means Bailey isn't going to be a 20 year old prodigy either. Take the good with the bad. If the right deal comes along, we can bid goodbye to him, but to slam that his ability isn't going to be a determining factor in his development is wrong, it most surely is.Quote:
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Those guys selling car insurance, also went through major arm surguries.
I think it's a major assumption that Bailey's delivery will spare him arm surgery or that his inconsistency will just disappear. I tend to believe both of those are wishful BS. He's inconsistent partially because he's got an inconsistent release point and arm slot. If he's got an inconsistent release point and arm slot then he does not a Skippy smooth delivery and he could tweak something in his shoulder or elbow just like anyone else.Quote:
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Maybe Homer avoids the injury bug and maybe he doesn't. Maybe he straightens out his wrinkles or maybe he doesn't. Maybe he moves forward or maybe he regresses. No one knows.
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First of all, even pitchers with "great deliveries" encounter arm difficulties. Good mechanics is an oxymoron when it comes to the violence done to an arm to toss it 95 MPH, snap off curves and sliders, etc. I'm sure there are many things that help, but it seems that only a very select few escape arm troubles at some point in their career.Quote:
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Second of all, if people who have studied pitching motions and the correlations to injury are doing groundbreaking stuff (such as Will Carroll), I do find it laughable for someone to claim that they have identified Homer as having a great delivery that gives them great confidence for future success. Yet, here we are with this great delivery, 95 FB, plus curve, and A ballers are handling him more often than he is dominating them. I'll take a guy who actually performs at a high level over the guy who causes people to believe he will perform at a higher level than he currently is every day of the week.
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Residents of the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake School District will soon be receiving their tax bills for the 2008-2009 school year. Although rates for all four towns in the district have gone up, the average 4 percent increase is less than the 4.5 percent anticipated when the budget was voted on in May.
Rates will be increasing by 1.7 percent in Ballston to $18.99 per $1,000 of assessed property value. Charlton residents will see a 3.5 percent increase to $24.71 per $1,000 of assessed property value. Rates in Clifton Park will go up 4.2 percent to $31.12, and Glenville will see a 6.4 percent jump to $19.77 this fall.
The assessed value of all property within the school district is now over $1.5 billion, according to a statement released by the district.
The tax increases come as a result of reassessments by the towns. They rely partly on estimations by the New York Office of Real Property Services, which calculates equalization rates for towns to better spread the tax burden across the district.
The overall school budget for the coming year stands at $52,240,344."
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