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wow, wall of text - but yes you're right, my post count is less, and so is my time, but im not the one whining on the forums that im gonna leave, you are.
yet you're still here and polluting the forum.
I paid for the subscription to show my gratitue for the developers who gave us this wonderful game. The additional features were a benefit but for me it was a way of giving back to the guys behind the scenes.
Also where is the idea creeping in that the community is being forced to pay? Just because a few maps were taken away from you ( only on rotation basis), it does not mean that they are forcing you to pay. You still have the choice.
I also don't get the relation between new players and subscriptions. New players are attracted to the game because their school or college friends play it. Getting people on board is not an easy thing and requires a marketing campaign that would not only appeal to the current generation but also take away customer bases from COD, WOW etc. Not an easy task and I doubt ID has the resources to do it.
Some of the players have thrown a hissy fit and acted like drama queens since the update. As if Id owes them or something. Quakelive is not a charity and there are costs associated with its development and maintenance. People are spending their precious time and money to keep this running. Without their work, the game would have rotten in the dumps. I feel that the updates are to encourage new players to take up premium and not to castigate the older ones.
Im not paying money for a game with no anticheat, poorly written netcode, no workable matchmaking and no ladder system. If they havent fixed the problems by now then they are unable too. How the mighty have fallen.
I forgot to mention a shuffle that usualy shuffles no players or stacks teams not to mention Syncerror allows his RL friends to tier slum and hack. They get none of my $. I did pay but did not renew.
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You know who the people are that are killing the game? id, and also the people who will keep defending them no matter what giant steaming turd they come out with in updates.
Aways ensure you are maintaining a high FPS rate in QL. Otherwise you can be at a big disadvantage. To find out your current fps rate, use the command: "set cg_drawfps "1"".
You are BUSTED for trolling under an alias and everyone here can see it since what you wrote makes ZERO sense otherwise because clearly, under the name Danstar, you don't have less posts or less time than me here.
But just to address your actual trolled comment, absolutely nowhere in any posts I have made have I said I'm going to leave. Find my post that says I'm going to leave and post it to prove you're not an aliasing troll. You can't because I haven't said that once.
The only forum polluter is you and the funny thing is everyone in the community now knows the truth about you Danstar, I mean Ca1iente.
Edit: Obviously NOT coincidental, Ca1iente just happens to have recently played Capture the Flag on the same server where Danstar is always playing it and both players (one supposedly old and one supposedly new) just happen to have roughly the exact same accuracy (26.6% for Danstar and 27.7% for Ca1iente)....
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Basal glucose metabolism is, in my opinion, significantly distinct from post-prandial metabolism. Ralph DeFronzo and his group have found that the primary defect (i.e. cause) in fasting hyperglycemia is in the skeletal-muscle non-insulin-dependent pathway (which is responsible for ~85% of glucose uptake under fasting conditions). An aging of the tissues, involving gene expression, gradually reduces the glucose uptake at normal fasting concentrations -- this results in a higher fasting level in homeostasis (or equilibrium). On the other hand, post-prandial response is highly dependent upon the insulin-dependent pathways in various tissues.
However, as loss of pancreatic function (i.e. insulin-secretory capability) always occurs in true diabetic progression, in an isolated-IFG (i.e. I have no whole-body insulin resistance or IGT -- so-called "impaired glucose tolerance" -- which is the other category of pre-diabetes) case such as myself there is an effect upon post-prandial response. For me, it is primarily a loss of acute or 1st-phase insulin response, resulting in a higher BG in the first hour or so after a meal (until the 2nd-phase insulin response kicks in). According to DeFronzo I have lost about 60% of my overall post-prandial insulin capability. This is probably due to a combination of loss of beta-cell mass/volume (including the vesicles that are used to store insulin for the 1st-phase response) and an apparent effect of elevated FBG in reducing the sensitivity of beta cells to BG concentration. Hence, there is probably both a permanent and a recoverable component to the "degradation" of pancreas function. Recovery of some of my insulin secretion would occur if I could lower my fasting BG.
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I take ~2g EPA/DHA and 5000IU vitamin-D3 daily too.
Overweight, IGT and T2DM all come with elevated plasma FFA caused by IR in the adipocytes (and associated lipids degradation), but IIFG does not. Possibly the degradation of basal glucose regulation I have has resulted from metabolic syndrome that I have previously had.
If that's the case then I may be able to arrest the degradation by sticking with my current diet and exercise program. Maybe the basal regulation will eventually even improve, but if so I am guessing that will take years to become noticeable.
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Thanks again for your last response. I haven't checked back in for a while and just now have read it.
I think you understand my conundrum -- what is best for me to do now that I recognize my hyperglycemia?
You might be interested in the fasting-insulin/glucose readings that I had done recently, at your suggestion. They were:
FI: 2 mclU/ml, FG: 79 mg/dL
My normal FG is ~100 mg/dL -- I know that this reading was abnormally low, apparently because of some exercise (shoveling snow) done the evening prior. My HbA1c reading done at the same time was 5.6%. Recent OGTT readings were:
0-hr. 99 mg/dL, 2-hr. 91 mg/dL
My crude interpretation of all this is that my insulin sensitivity is probably even higher than normal, and that my primary problem (at this point, anyway) is loss of insulin secretion. A paper by DeFronzo et al
( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18492770 )
indicates that for IIFG with FG in the 95-100 mg/dL range there is ~60% loss of pancreatic function (i.e. IS). So that's where I am at, I guess.
I wonder how I might arrest and even reverse the loss of beta-cell function, and if my own pathogenesis is purely genetic (i.e. aging of the tissues via changing genetic expression) at this point, or not.
The results of the various studies of TZD treatment of pre-diabetes are intriguing. If DeFronzo's theory of the primary defect in IIFG is correct then TZDs would seem to be my only hope of actual reversal (i.e. lowering of FG), within the scope of current knowledge. Outside of a research study, however, I recognize that few if any clinicians would choose to prescribe a TZD at my present level of hyperglycemia. I don't particularly like the idea of taking a drug, but if the progression is insensitive to anything else it might be worth considering.
I guess I probably have many years of time before progressing to diabetes, in the worst case, and hopefully the research will generate more understanding of the etiology and treatment of fasting hyperglycemia.View Thread
The paper that I cited reflects more recent research than that of the more general diabetes treatise that you cited in your reply, I think. In addition, its study focuses on fasting (or postabsorptive) homeostasis only, in the range between normal and diabetic BG concentrations. I am particularly interested in this because I think it distinguishes my own condition, although I certainly recognize that there is an associated degradation in glucose-stimulated insulin secretion (or postprandial response) in my own case and in IFG in general.
Most importantly, the more recent DeFronzo study seems to point more to a change in the "law-of-mass-action" (i.e. non-insulin-dependent) response of skeletal-muscle (glucose uptake) to basal BG concentration, rather than that to the basal plasma-insulin concentration, as the primary effect in the pathogenesis of IFG leading to diabetes.
Hence, while the earlier-research summary indicates IR (e.g. GLUT4) may be at work even in lean individuals, the later study seems to point to a BG-dependent (and insulin-independent, e.g. GLUT1) mechanism. I speculate that this mechanism may be much more persistent than that of insulin resistance (which I have admittedly had in past).View Thread
You may recall our conversation from a few weeks ago. I have isolated IFG (borderline at ~100mg/dL FBG). I am also fit (~10% body fat), although I have been in the range of BMI between 25 and 30 (overweight) for much of my adult life. I am 52 years old (male).
I have taken your suggestion and requested a fasting insulin/glucose test to assess HOMA parameters in Jan. 2011.
One topic of great interest to me (since I recently discovered my elevated HbA1c and then IFG) is the notion of hepatic insulin resistance and whether it is involved in the progression of fasting hyperglycemia in the sub-diabetic range (<126mg/dL). If so the HOMA is of more interest for my condition than if not. In fact, it might be argued that if not, then the fasting insulin measurement is of no use at all to me.
I recommend you (and others) to the following paper by DeFronzo et al, in which they discuss their study that appears to disprove the hypothesis that hepatic insulin resistance (i.e. failure to fully suppress excess gluconeogenesis by adequate endogenous insulin secretion) is involved in pre-diabetes, but rather only in frank diabetes. They also conclude that basal insulin secretion rates remain normal for fasting BG < 126mg/dL.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/31/2/311.full.pdf html
As the paper's title suggests, the authors conclude that the primary factor in causing nondiabetic fasting hyperglycemia is decreased glucose clearance. Furthermore, their measurements indicate that a large proportion of the decrease must be due to insulin-independent glucose uptake in the skeletal muscle (e.g. that associated with GLUT1 transport).
I would interpret the paper's implications for my own condition to be that my primary defect remains in the skeletal muscle (probably exclusively), and involves gene expression that must be reverted back to a "normal" state such as that I presumably had when much younger.
I have been using a low-carb diet for ~one year (since before I discovered by BG-regulation problem) and intense physical training since Aug. 2010. This is a relatively small period of time, but I see no significant change in my FBG yet. My HbA1c has dropped from 5.7 to 5.4 but I attribute this to the constant (but temporary) knocking down of my FBG from the high-intensity exercise.
Hence, my problem has persistence to the extent that it looks to be either irreversible or something that will require years rather than months to reverse.
I have read about anecdotal cases of people who normalized very high BG concentrations in small periods of time such as a few months or even weeks (using diet changes). I suspect that this is only possible for those with very high whole-body insulin resistance and possibly only those with genetic immunity to diabetes (and hence, larger-than-normal compensatory pancreatic beta-cell mass). But I suspect that IFG is intrinsically a very slowly evolving derangement.
I would be interested in any comments you have about the paper and my own interpretations of it. Hopefully this subject will be of interest to others with isolated IFG who are trying to arrest and reverse the progression of this condition. My impression is that there has been little research on IFG as opposed to IGT, and that very little expertise with respect to IFG exists in the medical and research community.View Thread
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CANTON Students who live within the village limits would lose bus transportation under a cost-saving measure being explored by the Canton Central School District Board of Education.
Faced with a $2.4 million budget deficit next school year, officials are examining ways to trim expenses without hurting academic programs.
The busing measure is under consideration because the districts policy exceeds state mandates and is far more liberal than those at other large districts in St. Lawrence County.
Superintendent William A. Gregory told board members that eliminating bus service for students who live in the village of Canton would eliminate three bus driver positions and save roughly $70,000 a year.
The cost savings doesnt include future retirement benefits for the three bus driver positions.
If we get to drastic cuts, this may be something we look at, Mr. Gregory said.
Other districts, including Potsdam and Massena central schools and the Ogdensburg City School District, already restrict bus service, based on students grade levels and how far they live from their school buildings.
For several years, Canton Central has been exceeding state requirements by providing bus service to all students, regardless of how close they live to the school building complex at 99 State St.
Essentially, weve been providing door-to-door busing, Mr. Gregory said.
At neighboring Potsdam Central, busing is provided for all students through fourth grade. However, bus rides are not provided for fifth- and sixth-graders who live within 1� miles of their campus. Those in grades seven through 12 who reside within 1� miles of their building also must find their own way to school.
According to Section 35.18 of state Education Law, a district may require children in kindergarten through eighth grade to get their own rides or walk up to 2 miles to school; for students in grades nine to 12, the distance is up to 3 miles.
Mr. Gregory said that for safety reasons, hes not in favor of eliminating transportation within those distances because that would affect students who live on busy highways without sidewalks, such as routes 11 and 68.
I dont want kids walking on those roads, he said. Even though the law allows it, it doesnt make sense.
In contrast, the village speed limit is 30 mph and sidewalks are available, making walking to school safer for those students.
Many students from the village already find other ways to get to school, according to district statistics.
Of 302 village students in kindergarten through eighth grade, 184 ride the school bus. In grades nine through 12, there are 104 students who live in the village, with about 25 of them riding the bus.
In paperwork provided to the board, Mr. Gregory listed sample walking distances from the farthest village corners.
The distance from Clark Street near St. Lawrence Universitys Appleton Arena is 1.75 miles; from Craig Street at the edge of Martin track, 1.6 miles; from Gouverneur Street near rail crossing, 1.5 miles; from Riverside Drive at village limit, 1.5 miles; from East Main Street, Mountain Mart, 1.2 miles; and from Judson Street at the village limit, 1.1 miles.
On days when its extremely cold, Mr. Gregory said, the district could consider using a van to pick up students who may be walking.
In the Ogdensburg City School District, busing is not provided to students who live within the city limits unless the child has special needs or there is a hardship.
At Massena Central, busing is not provided to elementary students who live within three-fourths of a mile of school. For grades seven through 12, students who live within 1� miles of school must get their own ride or walk to school.
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The 18th annual Russell Creek/Homeplace on Green River Antique Gas Engine and Tractor Show will be at The Homeplace on Green River on Saturday, June 21, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There is no admission fee, though there will be a fee for food from vendors.
The show will include a variety of antique tractors on display and some will participate in contests and a tractor parade. There will also be awards in several categories. Last year's show attracted more than 40 tractors.
Conrad Claycomb of Campbellsville, a former World War II prisoner of war, will celebrate his 90th birthday with a celebration on Sunday, June 15.
His children will host the event at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church fellowship hall from 2 to 4 p.m. The family requests no gifts, but cards are welcome.
Openings are still available for girls wanting to attend 4-H camp on June 24-27 at Lake Cumberland.
According to the Taylor County Extension Office, applications will be accepted through Wednesday, June 18. Cost to attend is $175.
For more information, call (270) 465-4511.
Lake Cumberland District Health department, to which the Taylor County Health Department belongs, is offering help for residents to enroll in kynect health insurance.
To speak to a kynect enrollment specialist, call (855) 762-1227 or the Taylor County Health Department at (270) 465-4191.
The next open enrollment begins Nov. 15.
The Hiestand House will host an art exhibit this summer, with a community opening reception on Sunday, June 8, from 2 to 4 p.m.
The exhibit will feature the photorealism drawings by Taylor County native Gerald Myers.
Those attending will see a number of original works by Myers and see him do a sketching demonstration. The exhibit will be open through July 31.
Hiestand House is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and by special appointment. Large groups should call (270) 465-8726.
A book honoring those from Taylor County who served during the Vietnam War is being written by mass communication students at Campbellsville University, and help is needed if the book is to become a reality.
Those who are a veteran of the Vietnam War or know someone who is are asked to contact Stan McKinney, associate professor of journalism at the university, at email@example.com or (270) 789-5035. Please include the name of the veteran and contact information.
Planning for the annual Kids Outdoor Day event is under way, and sponsors are needed to make the event possible.
The event is at Green River Lake State Park and Camp Kentahten and is hosted by the Friends of Green River Lake group.
Kids Outdoor Day began to expose children and their parents and grandparents to events in the great outdoors. In more than 10 years, the event has grown from about 60 children attending to more than 1,500.
The Hiestand House/Taylor County Museum will host a book signing and lecture by local author and Vietnam veteran Joe Fair on Thursday, May 22, from 2 to 4 p.m.
Fair, author of "Call Sign Dracula," will speak to the group attending and them meet with visitors and sign copies of his book, which will be for sale at the event.
"Call Sign Dracula" provides an in-depth look at the life of a U.S. Army soldier serving with the famed 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam.
Kentucky National Guard Memorial officials need help from those who know a member of the Kentucky National Guard who died in the line of duty.
Officials are asking families and friends of the fallen to contact them and provide them with names.
Tebbs Bend Battlefield Association will host an Education Day on Thursday, May 1. The public is invited to participate for $5.
The event will begin at 8:30 a.m. at Atkinson-Griffin House Confederate Hospital at Green River Lake Visitor Center. The public can follow the buses of students and get out along the trail and hear docents dressed in costume explain what happened at that point in the Civil War battle on July 4, 1863.
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Student Affairs can assist with academic difficulties as a result of sexual assault or violence, as well as contacting faculty on behalf of the student. The Office of Residence Life can also assist students who have concerns related to their living situations. Academic Advising Office may be contacted at (641) 269-3702, the Office of Residence Life at (641) 269-3700, and the RLC on call at (641) 269-4600 for urgent assistence.
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I do like this sweater. I got the Ivy color and will look great with just about any pants. But as mentioned in other reviews, it did roll up at the bottom when I washed it and I will have to steam iron to flatten before I can wear it out anywhere.
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I already owned this in black and went back for another color. I ordered the Orange Spice, in large. Fits true to size and the color goes with so many other colors. Really pleased.
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I love this sweater! Very comfortable and an awesome color!
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Love this cute little babydoll sweater. I got the pink and love it. I plan on ordering the white one. Have looked all over the a sweater like this and finally found it. Real cute.
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I love this sweater! I wish I would have ordered an Xtra Large instead of a large because it's just a little too tight for me. But, that will give me some incentive to lose the extra pounds before Spring gets here. It's a great addition to my wardrobe.
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Like the look and the color
I looked in the local stores and other catalogs and finally found the shade of pink I wanted I like the way it is made style wise.Thank you. About the hem folding up since it is cotton I dry it laid out on towel.
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I have 3 of these because I like the style and weight - but am I the only one who has the problem (all 3 of them do this) when you wash them the bottom hem folds up and I have to iron it and it still doesn't really stay down..
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I love this sweater. I own 2 of them. I got them last winter and they wash great. I am large on top and this fits great as long as you get the right size. It is so comfortable, and not too hot. It is perfect for Fall and Winter! I can wear it with anything, casual or dress it up. I can't say enough about it, and I am going to purchase a couple more.
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Ordered this sweater in PS. I am 5'4" and 110 lbs, it fit Perfect. I ordered the light yellow and it is very pretty. I am planning on ordering more. It looks great with leggings and jeans. I can not say enough positive about this sweater. Love it !
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I am top heavy and this looked horrible on me. Sent it back.
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I ordered this top in a PM in peacock & maroon. It fit perfect without being tight & binding. Love the fit!
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Love this sweater!
This sweater is better than I thought it would be. It is so comfortable and roomy. Great quality and value. I bought yellow and it is so vibrant. Will consider buying other colors.
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Have purchased 12 of them in PS...the only colors I don't have are red and navy. Looking forward to fall colors live olive green and burgundy.These sweaters take you through spring, summer and fall...a must have...I hand wash mine and they wash and wear well.....Can't say enough good things about this wardrobeessential.....
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Mimosa is definitely more orange than it appears online. I also have chocolate and an cream, which were more true to the color online. Love the sweaters but wish I would have chosen something other than mimosa, thought it would be more yellow.
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Cute and comfortable
It does run a little large but not large enough that I bothered to exchange it. I wear and bought a PM and it's a little bigger than other PM tops and sweaters I own.
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I've bought this sweater several times. Love the fit (PM), and it's also very versatile.Prefer it in light colors, since darker colors tend to fade fast. Other than that, a great buy!
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This is a comfortable, cute sweater. I usually wear a medium, but often need a large with Chadwicks. The color I wanted wasn't available in a large, so I decided to take a chance & ordered a medium. It's actually too big, & I need to exchange it for a small! Not what I was expecting, but maybe this sweater runs large. Very large!
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In this hands-on lab, participants will learn the critical aspects of surface preparation, mix design, concrete placement and quality controls relevant to repairing spalled concrete. Participants will have the opportunity to look behind the scenes and see what causes a repair to fail or succeed. This hands-on event is a great compliment to the Concrete Repair Fundamentals series – see 3-Hour Seminars WE12 and TH13.
Through case study visuals, demonstrations and hands-on activities, participants will be exposed to key practices critical to successful spall and will gain first-hand experience the key mechanisms that cause a spall repair to fail or succeed. Mechanisms in a concrete mix that control shrinkage, rheology and bonding properties will be covered plus mechanisms that make the removal of corrosion, removal of contaminated and damaged concrete, proper surface moisture condition and surface cleanliness critical to a successful repair. Participants will gain insight into the mechanisms that affect the repair material's bond to the existing concrete and how to test the repair's bond.
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I have a Macintosh Performa 6200CD originally running MacOS 7.5.1. I proceeded to install MkLinux DR3 from a cd I burned from the image I downloaded. I boot with the PERFORMA2 kernel, renamed as "Mach Kernel." During the installation process I was barraged by a flood of error messages reading "Warning! VIA2 slot interrupt stuck! (0x40)" I managed to finish installation, hoping this would go away after reboot. No such luck. During the boot process and constantly while running MkLinux, the error message scrolls up the screen, garbling text and making discerning anything in X windows virtually impossible. I believe this is a problem with something on my motherboard or one of my serial ports. I switched keyboards, mice, unplugged my printer, etc. Nothing has solved this problem. The only time I do not see this error is when I issue the shutdown command and run Linux in single-user mode. What is wrong? What can I do to fix it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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CANTON St. Lawrence County may adjust its five-year plan to further reduce property taxes if it receives a sales tax increase.
The county Board of Legislators wants to increase its sales tax from 3 to 4 percent, bringing the total with the states 4 percent to 8 percent. To improve its argument before state Sens. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, and Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, the county prepared a plan showing how it could stabilize property taxes with the additional revenue.
The first year of the plan called for a potential property tax decrease of 14.3 percent. For 2013, county lawmakers approved a tax levy increase of 14.4 percent, so the proposal would cut taxes to where they were last year. However, the plan in subsequent years calls for modest tax levy increases.
They were not low enough for Mrs. Ritchie to support home rule legislation to allow the county to raise its sales tax because the plan included both a sales tax increase and property tax increase.
Legislator Kevin D. Acres, R-Madrid, a holdout on the board opposing a sales tax increase, said he could support the measure if the property tax levy did not rise at all.
That would force us to look into the county operations. We need to look at ways to cut our costs, he said. My contention all along is all this money is out of the same wallet.
Supporters of an increase in the sales tax argue that it would raise more revenue from Canadian shoppers and college students who do not pay property taxes.
That would be true to some extent, Mr. Acres said.
Im pretty firm in my belief St. Lawrence County residents would pay 90 percent of this, he said. The public seems to think someone else is going to pay it. Its a tax youre paying you dont see.
A zero percent increase in the tax levy forever more would be unreasonable, said Finance Committee Chairman Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction, who plans to finalize his modifications to the plan before Mondays legislative session.
Unknown future increases in health insurance, the price of fuel and other factors could make it difficult to follow through on a plan developed years earlier, he said.
What I dont want to do is put anything in there that we cant do, Mr. Morrill said. I dont think we can debate right now what were going to cut in 2017.
He has already cut back on rebuilding the countys fund balance in order to decrease the tax levy increases in the out years of the plan.
Legislators are scheduled to meet with Mrs. Ritchie soon and Mr. Griffo in March.
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Game #33: Knicks at Magic
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Where: Amway Center
Network: MSG
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PF: Andrew Nicholson
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The Knicks look to build off of the momentum earned by defeating the Spurs, as they head to Orlando tonight and take on Jameer Nelson, Aaron Afflalo and the Orlando Magic. This is the second time the Knicks will play the Magic this season. The Knicks on November 13th in Orlando defeated the Magic 99-89
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