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Which SSD drive to max out SATA2 port?
Motherboard is on sig. I want the drive for the OS and the basic programs only so 64gb drive will do. Any suggestions? I was thinking on Vertex 2, Agility 2 and ADATA S599.
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Can any of the moderators move it to Hardware forums/General hardware?
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Actually there is going to be several new models out that you can look into. IMFT has their 25nm flash out, so there is drives starting to pop up that use it. These drives will have better cost per gigabyte since they use less silicon. Intel 320 series should have some decent specs. http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=1102
Also, I believe Corsair has a SF-1222 drive with 25nm flash out. Can't remember where I read the review for that.
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Sorry I didn't see this earlier...but it's been moved now. :o
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I think TH meant "tough day at the plate," not "play."Hide replies
We know what he meant grammar school teacher...we know. I am baking cookies now. Want one?
There are a bunch of Brewer 'fans' on the game blogs who continue to heap all the blame for losses on the Brewer's manager, Ron Roenicke. Interesting there is never any blame on the guy who assembled this roster of free swingers. Or on the players themselves for the lack of success in the clutch or even smart plate decisions.
This is what Roenicke has and while I'm not nominating him for manager of the year,
this is what he has to work with. By the way, this team was projected to finish 4th in the division, just ahead of the lowly Chicago Cubs.
The Brewers over-achieved in April, to everybody's surprise, and now reality has set in and the bandwagon is losing passengers fast. If this continues, Roenicke may get fired, but the next guy won't fair any better with the same roster. It's too hard to
send 25 guys packing, and so easy to fired one manager.Hide replies
I agree that expecting him to fix the hitting problem is unreasonable. That's not on him. I think what most fans get on him about is his misuse of the bullpen.
I didn't think the bullpen was much of a problem? Except for hiding Wang for the future at the expense of the present.
How in the world has he "mis-used" the best bullpen in baseball!? Some fans are clueless.
It's the manager's job or the hitting coach's job to get maximum performance through training, evaluation and motivation. He just can't just sit there and say this is what they are and this is what I've got. Do something, make an example. Have Bo Ryan come over and teach you how to teach discipline. To see Gomez swing at the first pitch and GIDP against a new pitcher he hasn't even faced Is unconscionable. (maybe only to me !)
Plate discipline is so huge. I have no problem with Gomez swinging at the first pitch, but he has to learn where that pitch has to be for him to do something good with it. The first pitch might be a strike but it may not be a pitch that he can hit. In that case he's better off taking the strike and wait for another pitch. The one thing that irritates me with all hitters is taking a called third strike. Those simple fundamentals are so important. Foul the pitch off, battle and live for another pitch. I seriously wonder what these guys are thinking when they step to the plate?
Spell and Al both good posts.
The Brewers only have one player on their active roster now hitting over .300 (Maldonado). Add to that the best they can do from their farm system is bringing up somebody like Gindl who is batting .125.
Can't expect much offense from players hitting like this.
I guess when you keep swinging at the first pitch you are not very selective and good things do not happen.Pity to give up only three runs and you lose. It is what it is and thats the Brewers are not a very good hitting team. They are not even hitting homers.
Is anyone really surprised at the lack of offense. Those who really know baseball (not living in Milw) thought their offense was suspect. They let a good leadoff hitter who made contact ( Aoki) get away and replaced him with a strike out expert who hits an occaisional HR. Then they let a good hitting 1st baseman (Hart) get away and replace him with another strikeout expert (Reynolds ) and another over the hill player (Overbay). At third base they have another player who is approaching the end. In rearranging their outfield they have a left fielder who has trouble making contact and in true Brewer fashion lacks plate discipline. Their outfield replacements (Schafer, Gindl) have never been able to hit big leaque pitching. Then there is the "star" who is having trouble staying on the field now he is no longer on the juice. All together Doug Melvin has done a wonderful? job putting together a team.Hide replies
It was touch losing Aoki, but let's face it Smith is a terrific pitcher. Hart wanted too much money. With the rest of what you write I agree. I would put Reynolds at 1B regularly and use Overbay as a pinch-hitter (where he's good). I would move Gomez down in the lineup, to drive in runs. But if Braun doesn't come back and if Ramirez is really showing his age, it doesn't make any difference what happens with the lineup. The first month was great, but without the return of those guys the season is over.
The Brewers are first in the NL central in runs scored and second in pitching ERA.
Hart is hitting a whopping .216/.298/.373/.671 4 HR's 12 RBI's making 6 mil this year as a DH
Overbay/Reynolds are hitting .243/.309/.425/.751 8 HR's 20 RBI's making 3.5 mil playing first.
Aoki is hitting .264/.323 making 2 mil and a an FA next year
Will Smith has been a lot more valuable in the BP making 500,000 and locked up until 2020
Oh by the way the Brewers have the best record in MLB even with their slump
But go ahead ignore the facts and enjoy your pessimism
BSBLFN--the team stats in regards to offense reflect the way they played in April. Ramirez and Gomez were way better statistically than they will be the rest the year. Braun was still out there and things generally were going their way--getting hits with runners on etc. Now reality is setting in. Aoki was an above average leadoff hitter and Gomez is not. In the long run Hart will have a more productive year than either Overbay or Reynolds. Finally the Brewers jumped the gun on Davis--all excited about his performance over 2 months last year--left field will remain a problem this year. Check out their offensive ranking on June 1.
Corey Hart has played one game at 1B, three in RF and 24 as a DH. The AL is the place for Corey right now. Think if DM would have spent money for Corey and got one game of 1B out of him with all the injuries already on this team. Hart might have a better year as a DH but not a first baseman!
All that and they are still in first place badgerfan...
badger... you would be one of the first complainers if the Brewers DIDN'T trade Aoki and get something good for him and he left next year! This way they got a good bullpen arm and opened a spot for one of their many talented OFs to get a shot. I believe you were also one of the most vociferous bloggers about NOT paying Hart what he wanted. Besides the last time I looked Hart (.216) was hitting LESS than Reynolds (.222) and Overbay (.242) and had the same amount of RBIs as Reynolds. DM made the correct moves in both cases. Smith turned out great so far, and Davis has turned out awful so far. Maybe RR is going to send Davis down to get his stroke back once Braun returns. Gindl hasn't done much in his reserve role, but he deserves a shot at being a full time player. Schafer is there for his defense at all three OF positions. He will never be a starter, but is a very good reserve.
I agree that Smith has been great in the pen, but surrending Aoki for him was too high a price. Gomez is not a true leadoff hitter, nor is Segura (at least not so far). Gennett seems to be settling comfortably into the .270 range, and he has yet to prove that he can hit LH pitching consistently.
Those who downplayed Aoki's importance as a leadoff man (and there were many on this board who did just that!) may want to reconsider.
Nope, Aoki just isn't very good and will be an upcoming old free agent, the Brewers stole Smith from the Royals for the overrated Aoki.
What you miss about Aoki is good at-bats, a reasonable take rate and BB rate, and a .356 OBP. Gennett does none of that well and even if he does hit .270, his OPS will be sub .700 and his OBP will be around .300, where it is now. That's awful for a leadoff guy, especially one who enjoys the benefit of only having to face RHP.
Yall gotta get past the notion that a "true" leadoff hitter needs to be a little guy who has no power and lays down a bunt once in a while. Gomez has his OBP up to .352. He's arguably their best offensive player. Putting him at the top of the order gives your best offensive player maximum at-bats over the course of the season.
Gomez > Aoki.
Gomez > Gennett by a billion.
Tracker by your reasoning the Brewers should have Braun leading off, McCutchen for the Pirates, Halladay for the Cards, etc.. If a guy with RBI potential hits first all the time he has a chance for 1 RBI. Bat him third or fourth and the chances increase by the abilities of those ahead of him.
There are two sides to that. The lower in the lineup, the fewer at bats you get. It is largely dependent on who else is available, but if nobody is getting on base, it would make sense to just hit your best guys 1 or 2.
Roenicke needs to stop pulling pitchers so quickly, as this is the second time since sunday that he has switched pitchers with failed results. Pulled Smith after 3 outs crossing over innings with few pitches and Kintzler gets hammered. Takes out Thornburg after 1 inning when he can go longer and again a failed switch. Segura is letting his back foot fly out and back and has nothing on his swing. Davis and Gomez let their front foot fly way out to left and out of the box sometimes, how do you hit an outside pitch loke that, why is it not corrected and do they think other teams don't see or know this. I love the Brewers but come on.
The bottom line is that the Brewers need a healthy Braun in the lineup. Yes he's a PED user and a liar but that's all in the past. Hopefully with his return it will help Ramirez and everyone else.
Tom Verducci in SI.Com had a great article on the Brewers and plate patience including some interesting comments from Melvin.
Here's a number that will jump out at you.Segura and Davis have 263 PA's and exactly three walks.Hide replies
Interesting take. I've always believed that the first-pitch "take" too often puts a hitter at a distinct disadvantage in an at-bat. That said, I think the overall inability of this team to take walks is starting to prove costly.
I'd say it's time to put Rickie back at the top of the order.
It's a double-edged sword. Swinging at the first pitch is great when you have the disciple to only swing at the first pitch if it is a good pitch. The bigger problem is that the team has right now is that they have a number of guys who have the talent to make contact, but not the disciple to realize that you shouldn't be swinging at pitches out of the zone because you won't make GOOD contact. Unless you are just trying to move a runner over, you shouldn't swing at something you can't drive.
Too bad the Brewers couldn't obtain Mitch Moreland in the off-season. Apparently he is a 1B and relief pitcher now.
For once Ron, say is like it is. Giving Ramirez a day off ?????? Employees get days off as a reward for performance. You had to ask him ???? What really should be in print was HE WAS BENCHED FOR LOUSY PERFORMANCE. MR. NONCHALANT WAS EVEN TIRED OF RUNNING OUT HIS OUTS, OR HIS LAST FOUR GIDP'S. a GUY GETTING 13-15 MILLION $$ AND MAKING AN OUT 45 OUT OF THE LAST 48 AT BATS SHOULD BENCH HIMSELF. These guys are so coddled, they can't run without pulling something. Johnny Narron said after a recent 3 hit loss, guys were really making good contact. Like Brandon Jennings shooting 33% but he hit the back board a lot ??Hide replies
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LHC confirms we've definitely discovered the Higgs boson, and (sadly) it behaves exactly as the Standard Model predicts June 24, 2014 at 5:19 am
If you were hoping for the Higgs boson to be the weird particle that led us towards the weird and wonderful nether regions of science beyond the Standard Model — supersymmetry, dark matter, dark energy — then sadly this is not the particle you were looking for.
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The Higgs boson machine — CERN's Large Hadron Collider — is barely five years old, and yet the international group of physicists is already planning its successor. Dubbed the Very Large Hadron Collider (points for creativity), the new collider will be around 60 miles long (four times longer than the LHC), and smash protons together with a collision energy of 100 teraelectronvolts (14 times the LHC's current energy). While the LHC's discovery of the Higgs boson was a watershed moment, its existence poses more questions than it answers — and those answers probably can't be answered by the LHC.
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Country Music Award "Female Vocalist of the Year" nominee Carrie Underwood will bring her "Blown Away" international tour to the BMO Harris Bradley Center at 7:30 p.m. May 3.
Cajun phenom Hunter Hayes will join her on the bill.
Underwood's "Blown Away" album debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top Country album chart, the latest in the string of chart-toppers for the singer/songwriter/actress.
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Greece mom to test American Ninja Warrior course in Pittsburgh
Kristy DeVincentis, a Greece mom of two, has been invited by the hit NBC fitness, reality-TV show American Ninja Warrior to run their course as a tester.
DeVincentis will warm-up the formidable course at 5 p.m. Friday, May 22 in Pittsburgh, the final stop for the show's Season 7 regional qualifying rounds.
"To think a year ago I was kind of thinking about training for the show and Friday I get to run the course!" DeVincentis said. "Hard work does pay off."
A lifelong athlete and fan of the show since it premiered in 2009, DeVincentis, a certified personal trainer, hadn't considered applying until urged by students, friends and family.
She committed herself to intense training for the show in August 2014 and applied in January 2015.
The entire DeVincentis family, members of their first responder family (her husband Adam is member of the Rochester Police Department) and extended family and friends are featured on Kristy's application video, which was shot, in part, on the track at Greece Athena High School.
You can follow DeVincentis' experience on the set of American Ninja Warrior via Twitter @ninjakristy and on Instagram #MightyKristy.
Read more about how DeVincentis prepared for the show in my West Extra column from January 17, 2015.


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Florida's "Amendment 4" Would Cause Tax Rate Increases and Deep Local Service Cuts, Likely Harming the State's Economy
September 25, 2012
Amendment 4, which appears on the ballot in Florida in November, would lock a deeply flawed set of property tax changes into the state's constitution, leading to tax increases for large numbers of Florida residents, a competitive disadvantage for new and emerging businesses, and significant cuts in local services -- while producing little if any economic benefit.
The amendment would reduce the taxable value of certain types of property, mainly properties that are not primary residences (such as large corporations, other businesses, and part-time residences). To a lesser extent, it would also reduce the taxable value of homes owned by first-time homebuyers, and certain properties whose market value is decreasing. (While the property tax is a local tax, the state can restrict local governments' ability to collect property taxes. Amendment 4 is an example of such a restriction).
Proponents claim that Amendment 4 would boost Florida's economy and fix key flaws in the property tax system. These claims are off base. In reality, the amendment would:
- Raise taxes on many established, year-round residents. Property taxes in Florida are a key source of funding for local services such as fire and police protection, providing 60 percent of counties' general fund revenues and 42 percent of cities' revenues. [1] If Amendment 4 is adopted, local governments would have to raise property tax rates in order to preserve funding for these services. This in turn would increase property taxes on those who benefit least from the amendment -- established, full-time homeowners not affected by the recapture rule -- in order to pay for tax cuts for those who benefit most from the amendment, such as part-time residents, out-of-state corporations and first-time homebuyers.
- Require local governments to make deep cuts in services. To the extent that local governments don't respond to Amendment 4 by increasing property tax rates, it would take a large and growing bite out of funding for local services like police and fire protection. At current rates the local revenue loss from Amendment 4 would grow to $471 million by 2016[2] -- the equivalent of 7,656 police officers at the state's average annual police salary.[3] And the revenue loss would begin phasing in at a time when local government revenues are already down as a result of the recession.
Local governments would almost certainly respond to Amendment 4 with a combination of tax rate increases and service cuts.
- Harm Florida's economy. These tax increases and spending cuts mean that Amendment 4 is no free lunch for Florida taxpayers. As noted above, any tax cuts for non-residents and out-of-state corporations that result from the measure would require offsetting tax increases or cuts in local services. Either of these steps would remove demand from the economy, undermining Amendment 4's potential to spur economic growth.
Supporters of Amendment 4 cite a study by Florida Tax Watch, a Florida research organization, as evidence that Amendment 4 would benefit Florida's economy. But the study suffers from a crucial methodological flaw. While the study takes into account the economic benefit of the taxpayer savings that would result from the amendment, it ignores the tax increases or cuts to local services that local governments would need to enact to pay for the tax cut. It therefore gives a deeply misleading estimate of Amendment 4's likely economic impact.
- Send millions of dollars in tax benefits out of state. Much of the tax savings from Amendment 4 would be sent outside the state. This is because out-of-state shareholders in major corporations with Florida landholdings and owners of second homes who may spend much of their time and money in other places would get a large share of the benefit from Amendment 4.
As a result, the net effect would be to cost Florida jobs, not create them.
- Hurt new and expanding businesses -- important engines of job growth. Amendment 4 would ultimately place newer businesses at a competitive disadvantage by requiring them to pay more in property taxes than their more established competitors, even if the newer and more established businesses own identical properties. Tilting the playing field against newer businesses makes little economic sense. Important new research suggests that a small number of relatively new businesses create a disproportionate share of new jobs. Making those businesses pay more property taxes than their competitors will further harm the state's economy.
Amendment 4 appears on the ballot alongside another measure that poses a serious threat to local services. Amendment 3 would place a severe limit on state revenue growth, and in so doing would very likely squeeze state aid to local governments. Because local governments get a substantial share of their funding from the state, such cuts could punch a large hole in local budgets, precipitating significant local service cuts and tax increases. Paired with the revenue loss from Amendment 4, the impact would be even more dramatic.
What Is Amendment 4?
Amendment 4, slated to appear on the ballot on November 6, would place three distinct property tax changes into Florida's constitution. It would:
- Lower, from 10 percent to 5 percent, the cap on the annual growth in the assessed (taxable) value of "non-homestead" properties -- that is, properties that are not owner-occupied, year-round residential properties, ranging from major corporate properties to the second homes of non-Floridians (increases in assessed value that result from improvements to a property are not subject to the cap).[4] This item is the biggest in the package, costing local governments $243 million, nearly half of the amendment's total costs, by FY2016.
- Create a property tax exemption for first-time Florida homebuyers (full-time Florida homeowners who have not owned a home in Florida over the last three years). The exemption would initially be worth half of the property's value, up to the county's median home value, and would phase out over five years. This is probably the most politically popular item in the package, but it actually accounts for a small share of the dollars -- just $78 million, or 14 percent of the amendment's total tax reduction in FY2016.
- Permit the Florida legislature to eliminate Florida's "recapture" rule, which allows a property's assessed value to rise even if its market value declines if the assessed value is lower than the market value. (Florida caps the annual growth in a property's assessed value. If a property's market value is growing faster than the cap, a gap emerges between the home's market value and its taxable value. If the property's market value subsequently falls but remains above its taxable value, the recapture rule requires the taxable value to continue to increase until it catches up to the property's market value). This provision would benefit not just year-round owner-occupied homes, but also corporate, rental, and other kinds of non-homestead properties. Repeal of the recapture rule for homestead properties would cost local governments and school districts $188.3 million in FY2016, or 34 percent of the amendment's total costs. Repeal for non-homestead properties would cost local governments $41 million (7.5 percent of the amendment's costs).
The first two changes would apply only to property taxes imposed by local governments other than school districts; the third applies to both school district and non-school district taxes
Amendment Would Require Deep Cuts in Services or Tax Increases for Many Year-Round Homeowners
Amendment 4 would force local governments to choose between raising taxes on large numbers of year-round Florida homeowners, making deep cuts to local services, or some combination of the two.
Florida Tax Watch Study Fails to Make the Economic Case for Amendment 4
Supporters of Amendment 4 frequently cite a study by Florida Tax Watch, a Florida research organization, as evidence that Amendment 4 would spur economic growth. But the study suffers from a crucial methodological flaw and therefore gives an extremely optimistic estimate of Amendment 4's likely economic impact.
While the study takes into account the economic benefit of the taxpayer savings that would result from the amendment, it ignores the tax increases or cuts to local services that local governments would need to enact to pay for the tax cut. As noted above, those offsetting measures would wipe out the economic benefit of any tax savings that Amendment 4 provides.*
Florida Tax Watch's omission of the negative economic impact of lost local government revenue is all the more perplexing because past Florida Tax Watch analyses of property tax cut proposals took this impact into account. For example, a 2007 Florida Tax Watch study found that property tax reductions would result in job losses. That 2007 study specifically noted: "The job losses [from the property tax cut] will be due to a reduction in local government spending." **
Because Florida Tax Watch's analysis of Amendment 4 ignores the impact of lost local revenue, the study's findings -- that the Amendment would create jobs and otherwise spur Florida's economic recovery -- are deeply misleading. Indeed, Amendment 4 would more likely kill jobs in Florida and damage the state's economy because it would result in money that would otherwise be spent paying the salaries of Florida police officers, firefighters, and librarians and more generally funding local services, flowing outside the state.
* See "Analysis of the Fiscal and Economic Impact of Amendment 4" Florida Tax Watch, June 2012, available at http://www.floridataxwatch.org/resources/pdf/Amendment4FINAL.pdf . The analysis "assumes a net-zero fiscal impact for local government revenues." (see pg.13).
** See "Model Predicts Florida Economy Will Gain By Property Tax Cut Without Changing Sales Tax," Florida Tax Watch, May 2007, pg. 7.
Tax Increases
Property taxes are the single largest source of revenue for Florida's local governments. Florida counties, for example, get 60 percent of their General Fund revenues from property taxes, while cities get 42 percent of their revenues from property taxes. [5] Aside from education, Florida property taxes pay for a range of local services, including jails, fire and emergency medical services, sheriffs' and police departments, road maintenance, public transportation, parks, and libraries.
If Amendment 4 passes the only way that local governments could sustain funding for these services would be by increasing property tax rates. Doing so would mean raising taxes on everyone in a local jurisdiction, including large numbers of Florida property owners who do not benefit from the amendment -- namely, established, year-round homeowners not affected by the recapture rule. These homeowners would essentially pay higher taxes to finance the tax cuts for the people who most benefit from the amendment: business owners and other owners of non-homestead properties, first-time homebuyers, and owners of properties subject to the recapture rule. As Orange County Property Appraiser Bill Donegan has said of Amendment 4, "The homeowners are going to pick up the tab."[6]
Cuts to Services
If local governments take no action to offset the impact of Amendment 4, the amendment would drain a large and growing share of their resources. At current property tax rates, by fiscal year 2016, Amendment 4 would cost local governments $471 million in foregone property tax revenue (see Figure 1).[7] To put that in perspective, $471 million is enough to pay the salaries of 7,656 police officers at the state's average annual police salary.[8]
Florida property tax collections are already deeply depressed. As a result of a previous round of large property tax cuts and the collapse of the Florida real estate market, non-school district property taxes have fallen sharply in recent years and are now 8 percent below 2005 levels, after adjusting for inflation.[9] And because the Florida real estate market has been slow to recover, property tax revenues are expected to see slow growth at best for the foreseeable future.
In response to falling revenues Florida local governments have been making deep cuts to services over the last several years. The city of Jacksonville, for example, laid off 48 police officers in 2011.[10] Pinellas County laid off 211 employees who worked on road repair, parks, and utilities among other areas in 2010.[11] Hillsborough County cut an afterschool program serving more than 1,800 children in 2011.[12] An additional revenue loss from Amendment 4 would likely lead to further cuts, and make it harder for local governments to restore services as the economy recovers.
Amendment 4 Is Unlikely to Boost Florida's Economy
There are a number of reasons to doubt proponents' claims that the amendment would help to revive Florida's economy.
Amendment's Tax Cuts Would Require Offsetting Tax Increases or Spending Cuts
As the preceding section points out, any tax cuts that result from Amendment 4 would require offsetting tax increases for those who benefit least from the amendment or cuts in local services. Either of these steps would undermine Amendment 4's potential to spur economic growth.
To the extent that local governments raised taxes to offset the need for service cuts, this would simply shift tax liabilities from one group of taxpayers to another, doing little to boost overall demand.
Moreover, when local governments cut spending they lay off employees, cancel contracts with vendors, and eliminate or lower payments to businesses and non-profit organizations that provide direct services. In all of these circumstances, the companies and organizations that would have received the government payments have less money to spend on salaries and supplies, and individuals who would have received salaries have less money for consumption. This directly removes demand from the economy.
Amendment's Tax Savings Are Poorly Targeted for Economic Growth
The majority of Amendment 4's tax savings benefit large corporate-held properties, second homes, and other non-homestead properties. This results mostly from the reduction in the state's assessment growth cap for non-homestead properties from 10 to 5 percent. Over time, this tighter cap -- combined with the non-homestead portion of the recapture rule elimination -- would produce over half of the tax savings from the amendment's three provisions (see Figure 2), costing local governments over $284 million per year by FY2016.[13]
Amendment 3: Another Serious Threat to Local Services
Another question on the November ballot also poses a serious threat to local services like police and fire protection. Amendment 3 would limit annual state revenue growth to the combined rate of inflation and population growth, a formula that cannot keep pace with the normal costs of maintaining existing public services over time. In Colorado, the only state to have tried such a formula, it led to drastic cuts in public services. For example, between 1992, when Colorado's limit was implemented, and 2001, Colorado fell from 35th to 49th in the country in K-12 spending as a percentage of personal income. In November, 2005, Colorado citizens voted to suspend the formula for five years, to stanch the deluge of harmful budget cuts.*
Florida's police and fire departments and other local services depend on state support to operate. They get a fixed percentage of certain state revenue sources. Such shared state revenue is providing $4 billion for local governments (including school districts) in the current fiscal year.**
By forcing steep cuts in state revenues, Amendment 3 would almost certainly erode state aid for local governments, either automatically or through a vote of the legislature.
- If the state reduced tax rates to keep revenues within Amendment 3's revenue cap, the amount of revenue shared with local governments would decline automatically because the state shares a fixed percentage of its revenue with localities.
- If the state kept rates unchanged, it would be required by Amendment 3 to deposit any revenue above Amendment 3's revenue cap in a reserve fund and then use any additional money to reduce school district property taxes. Amendment 3 does not specify what would happen to revenue shared with local governments in this situation. Since overall state revenue collections and the percentage of revenue that goes to local governments would both be unchanged, the total amount of shared revenue that localities receive might be unchanged as well. But, given Amendment 3's tight revenue cap, the state could avoid cutting local aid only by deeply cutting funding for state programs. It is highly likely that lawmakers would shrink the percentage of state revenues that go to localities in order to lessen the need for severe cuts to state services.
Whether cuts to local aid result automatically or through a vote of the legislature, they would damage local budgets, precipitating significant local service cuts or local tax increases, or both. Paired with the revenue loss from Amendment 4, their impact would be even more dramatic.
* See Iris J. Lav and Erica Williams, "A Formula for Decline: "Lessons from Colorado for States Considering TABOR," Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, March 15, 2010, available at http://www.cbpp.org/cms/?fa=view&id=753 .
** See "Long Term Revenue Analysis FY1970-71 to 2020-21" Florida Revenue Estimating Conference, Fall, 2011. Available at http://edr.state.fl.us/Content/conferences/longtermrevenue/2011longtermrevenueanalysis.pdf.
A significant share of these savings will be spent outside the state. Many beneficiaries of the tighter assessment cap and the recapture rule will be the shareholders across the nation and around the world who own stock in large corporations, many with headquarters outside of Florida. Others are owners of second homes, who spend much of their time and money in other places.
Some supporters of Amendment 4 claim that the cap will speed Florida's economic recovery by providing the tax reduction and certainty that businesses need to hire new workers and expand their operations. This claim is overstated.
Corporations typically decide to expand their operations based upon anticipated increases in demand for their goods or services. If they do not anticipate growing demand, they are unlikely to hire additional workers or invest in new plants or equipment, regardless of their future property tax liabilities. And the cap does not actually provide businesses with certainty about their future property tax bills. The property taxes that businesses pay could increase by more than five percent if local governments increase property tax rates.
Another claim from Amendment 4 supporters -- that the cap will result in a flood of new investment in Florida -- is also overstated. It would, for example, do little to attract businesses from other states. Businesses generally base their location decisions on factors like the skill of a state's workforce and the proximity to markets and suppliers. A tighter property tax cap will not change those fundamentals. Total state and local taxes, including property taxes, are just 2.3 percent of overall expenses for the average corporation.[14] Moreover, businesses typically have strong economic and social ties to their current location, making relocation very costly and limiting the chances that any tax savings resulting from a tighter assessment cap would lure a large number of businesses to Florida.
Amendment 4 Would Put New and Expanding Businesses at a Competitive Disadvantage
Beyond failing to boost Florida's economic recovery, Amendment 4 places newer and expanding businesses, key engines of job creation, at a competitive disadvantage.
This is a consequence of the amendment's assessment cap for businesses and other non-homestead properties. Businesses that have just acquired property would initially get no benefit from the cap; instead, they would need to pay property taxes on the full market value of their property. The primary beneficiaries of the cap would be established businesses that see their property's value grow by more than 5 percent for a number of years. For these businesses, the cap would hold their property's taxable value below the price that the property would sell for on the open market. Over time, the tighter cap would make it more likely that newer businesses would pay more in property taxes than their more established competitors, even if the newer and more established businesses own identical properties.
Tilting the playing field against new and expanding businesses makes little economic sense. Much research suggests that newer companies create a disproportionate share of new jobs.[15] For example, firms that have just come into existence make up just three percent of total employment, but account for almost 20 percent of total job creation, according to a recent study by researchers at the University of Maryland and the Census Bureau. Newer firms have high rates of failure, but if they survive, these firms grow more rapidly than their more established peers.[16]
Amendment 4 would make it even more difficult for newer firms to survive by requiring them to pay higher property taxes than their more established competitors. The rapid job growth that dynamic new businesses have the potential to generate will be essential to putting Floridians back to work and growing the state's economy over the longer term.
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[1] CBPP calculation using data from Florida's Department of Financial Services' Bureau of Local Government. Local Fiscal Year 2009.
[2] Revenue loss for local governments other than school districts. CBPP calculation using the most recent estimates from Florida's Revenue Estimating Conference.
[3] CBPP calculation using Bureau of Labor Statistics data, http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/dsrv. CBPP projection of average 2016 salary based on past salary growth.
[4] Assessment growth for year-round owner occupied residences is currently capped at the lesser of 3 percent or the rate of inflation.
[5] CBPP calculation using data from Florida's Department of Financial Services' Bureau of Local Government
[6] Mary Shanklin, "Homeowners may pick up property tax slack if amendment passes in November," Orlando Sentinal, June 21, 2012.
[7] CBPP calculation using data from Florida's Department of Economic and Demographic Research and Department of Revenue.
[8] CBPP calculation using Bureau of Labor Statistics Data, http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/dsrv. CBPP projection of average 2016 salary based on past salary growth
[9] CBPP analysis of Florida Department of Revenue Data
[10] Jim Schoettler and Steve Patterson, "48 Jacksonville Cops Laid Off as Standoff Continues Between Sheriff, Union,", The Florida Times-Union, October 5, 2011, http://jacksonville.com/news/crime/2011-10-04/story/48-jacksonville-cops-laid-standoff-continues-between-union-sheriff.
[11] David Decamp, "Pinellas to Lay Off 211 County Workers," June 25, 2010, The Tampa Bay Times, http://www.tampabay.com/news/localgovernment/pinellas-to-lay-off-211-county-workers/1104668 .
[12] Mike Salinero, "Hillsborough Commissioners End After School Program," The Tampa Tribune, July, 27, 2011, http://www2.tbo.com/news/news/2011/jul/27/4/hillsborough-commissioners-end-after-school-progra-ar-246688/.
[13] CBPP calculation using the latest estimates from Florida's Revenue Estimating Conference.
[14] For a detailed discussion of this figure, see note 4 in Michael Mazerov and Mark Enriquez, "Vast Majority of Large Maryland Corporations Are Already Subject to "Combined Reporting" in Other States," Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, November 9, 2010. Available at http://www.cbpp.org/files/11-9-10sfp.pdf .
[15] See, for examply, Magnus Henrekson and Dan Johanson, "Gazelles as Job Creators: A Survey and Interpretation of the Evidence," Journal of Small Business Economics, January 6, 2009, pp. 227-244.
[16] John Haltiwanger, Ron S. Jarmin, Javier Miranda, "What Creates Jobs? Small vs. Large vs. Young," National Bureau of Economic Research, August 2011, available at http://www.nber.org/papers/w16300.pdf?new_window=1 .


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Tougher border enforcement guest worker program after a pathway to citizenship ..... federal government actors guest worker program . What we're trying to ..... also HB 116 which created a guest worker program for people who are already
Newt Gingrich Breaks With Party on Immigration
return. control the border. And we're gonna get a guest worker program with employer enforcement. We got So I think you've ..... you've put every piece in place which includes a guest worker program . You need something like a World War II selective
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before the United States and which he said he would propose an amendment that basically that'd temporary legal temporary worker program . But setting that aside. I invite the president to come Jon Kyl and I invite the president to come to on national
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you have done enforcement you could do what troll guest worker program where people come here legally and go home you do ..... countries right after re apply have a temporary guest worker program . Get in the back of the line fine learn English
Congressmen Debate Immigration
What you have done enforcement you could do what guest worker program where people come here legally and go home you do ..... countries right after re apply have a temporary guest worker program . Get in the back of the line fact fine learn English
McCain Invites Obama to Visit Border
before the United States and which he said he would propose an amendment that basically that'd temporary legal temporary worker program . But setting that aside. I invite the president to come Jon Kyl and I invite the president to come to on national
Sen. John McCain on 'This Week'
the United States senate which he said he would propose an amendment that basically guided the temporary legal temporary worker program . But setting that aside. I invite the president to come Jon Kyl and I invite the president to come to the
Fiorina: 'Government Isn't Doing Its Job'
federal government needs to do its job. And create a temporary worker program that works. It's very important in California ..... agriculture for technology we don't have a temporary worker program he could you believe the Arizona law is constitutional
Trumka: Wall St. Hasn't Learned Anything
accidental CI were opposed to any guest worker program . As a part of that. Have ..... discussed today still has a guest worker program as a component. Well you're ..... time we oppose an unfettered guest worker program because business would bring
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photo op when got to the floor. He introduced an amendment to sunset the temporary worker bill. Which was temporary worker program which was part of that overall deal. And as you remember my diss of him were not very good at that time He
Sen. Martinez Pens Memoir
a position that many of us were angry that He took because it was a destructive one it was about. Limiting the guest worker program and a way that would have been very very much of ripping of the coalition apart even Senator Ted Kennedy. Did
Mario Lopez On Working Out & HGH
but I had no knowledge whatsoever it's hers. Fitness and what was. What was good for me nutrition wise and as far as a worker program . just can't educate yourself aren't you the little start at a young age to eat a little which so cute all needed all
Joy Battles McCain on Bush
Because of opposition to we have to secure our borders borders have to be secured. And we have to have a temporary worker program that works in make this but we also have to address the issue in a humane and compassionate fashion. These
GOP Frustrated with McCain
advice but my suggestion has. Could come out like He has for strong border security. And then a highly restricted guest worker program . And and that world's satisfy a lot of people. Is He really a supply does He understand that it's not just
State of the Union: A Republican's Response
room for people who love freedom. want to roll up their sleeves and work hard but follow the law. Listen I think guest worker program is workable but first first secure the border. They don't win amnesty if you grant amnesty get get more illegal
Speaking With Mexico's President
what do you know about that. Well that's by the president of Mexico says there should be some streamlined. Guest worker program with controls over what the immigrants do because by some estimates three quarters of the agriculture workers in
Front-runners Defend Immigration Record
to succeed because twelve million people in this country illegally. Which is de facto amnesty and we need a temporary worker program . I commit to securing the borders first we can secure those borders as president I would have the border state
McCain on Immigration
Well first secure our borders. Then we would have a temporary worker program that could only be valid through a tamper proof. Biometric document and then we would address the issue of the twelve million
Immigration Redux in the Senate
except where you catch him and deport him. I would many underground economy and I believe we had a workable temporary worker program and work. Any. H one B visa program. That legal workers would soon displace illegal war.
SESSIONS: Immigration Compromise Won't Work
illegally. We're not talking about reducing the flow into our country. aliens legal and we're not I support a guest worker program that will allow Hispanics to come and work. And I lawful way if we do it correctly that's just not right reject
Graham Stands Firm on Immigration Stance
based immigration. If you don't deal with a whole issue including the twelve million you'll never have a temporary worker program . That Jim is far unless we have a comprehensive bipartisan solution. If you once given. And everyone's
Immigration Bill Revived
yesterday. Many other people say that. Because of your amendment which on the second vote passed to sunset the guest worker program after five years that was a poison pill that brought the bill down last. Take what you say. But well. Let me
Webcast: Passport Chaos; Secret CIA Prisons; Sopranos Finale
supposed to be the biggest change to immigration law in decades instead. The bill that would have created a temporary worker program and twelve million illegal immigrants on the road to citizenship. Is dead or at least the rest of the year
Commerce Secretary on Immigration
morning the senate voted to the guest worker program after five years. Could ..... just briefly how would be guest worker program . Operate businesses have ..... way we will not start. The temporary worker program until we have that electronic
This Week's All Week Webcast
one late last night on the guest worker program here's what John McCain ..... present to do away with a temporary worker program it is another attempt to ..... Democrat of North Dakota to the guest worker program after five years. Which
Webcast: Immigration Bill; ESPN on NBA Finals; Future of Ads
Dakota he had but opposes the guest worker program . He's already been successful ..... amendment that would sunset this guest worker program after five years. Interestingly ..... have no problem with the guest worker program lot of business interest
Hot Battle Over Immigration Reform
Conservatives say the bill needs more border security and is too easy on immigrants in the US illegally. Liberals say the guest worker program will drive down wages and say the bill lacks. Compassion. It gives too much credence to job skills rather than


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During the nineteenth century, publications on Egypt multiplied as advances in printing technology allowed for the production of larger and cheaper editions of travel literature and history books, as well as newspapers and periodicals. Scholarly publications had an increasing impact on popular culture in Europe and America, especially on architecture, fashion, and literature. The exhibition covers the generation of explorers and scholars who were inspired by Description de l'Égypte, published from 1809 to 1827. The images on view demonstrate the allure that Egypt has long held for a Western audience.
Included is an illustrated plate from a rare book by Giovanni Belzoni, one of the first Europeans to excavate Egyptian temples and tombs. Other works include a catalogue and poster for the first major North American exhibition of Egyptian antiquities of the Abbott collection, now part of the Brooklyn Museum collection. Also on view are chromolithographs from books by Émile Presse D'Avennes, whose work provided the earliest reliable images of Egyptian architecture, and a book by Charles Dana Gibson, depicting the Temple of the goddess Mut, where the Brooklyn Museum and Johns Hopkins University currently maintain an excavation site.
Several of the items on view originally belonged to Charles Edwin Wilbour (1833–1896), the American Egyptologist for whom the Wilbour Library of Egyptology is named. Wilbour, who also collected many of the objects in the Museum's adjacent galleries of Egyptian art, made a significant contribution to the study of ancient Egypt in America.
Walt Whitman wrote about many of the Egyptian objects in the gallery. For a discussion of Walt Whitman's writings see Walt Whitman and the Arts in Brooklyn. For a review of this exhibition published in the online version of Archaeology magazine, click here.
The exhibition was organized by Deirdre E. Lawrence, Principal Librarian/Coordinator of Research Services, and Mary Gow, Assistant Librarian, in collaboration with the curators of Egyptian, Classical, and Ancient Middle Eastern Art.


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Nokia has no comment.
Forbes reports that a mobile device with MeeGo natively installed won't ship until the first half of 2011. Doug Fisher, Vice President of Intel's Software and Solutions Group and General Manager of Intel's System Software Division said in a recent interview that a MeeGo-powered device might debut at a large trade show in early 2011, quelling any rumors that an official MeeGo phone might make a debut at this year's inaugural MeeGo Conference in Dublin.
MeeGo tablets are also scheduled to appear in 2011, save the German-made WeTab by Neofonie, which is available for preorder now and slated to launch later this year.
Intel's development partner Nokia has stayed silent on the delay, which isn't entirely surprising considering the recent shakeups in management. Recently, MeeGo Device VP Ari Jaaksi left the company for undisclosed reasons.
Still Fisher is confident in the operating system's road map. Saying that MeeGo has been hitting its dates, some of them early. Later this month MeeGo 1.1 will become available, which includes additional telephony and touch support for tablets and smartphones.
Currently, Nokia is the only company onboard to produce MeeGo devices. But Intel is currently in talks with other OEMs.
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