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Chicken broth but still good. Awesome piece of chasio & pork belly. Very tender.
Aka ramen and tanmen are my favs.
Very quick service. Love the ramen here.
One of the best ramen i have ever ate
Marutama Ramen is a must try! Made of Chicken broth.
We have marutama ramen back home in singapore but I gotta say the spicy ramen is spicier than back home. So yums!
Taste totally different with Singapore branch..feel disappointed ler..
Yummy! The Char Siew gohan is awesome ^^
The ramen is splendid, the umami is very good. One of the best tokyo ramen shop I tried in KL
Best ramen in town. I prefer this rather than yamagoya
The Ajitsuke here is absolutely yummy! Thats a must eat! Nommmm
Try the grilled roasted pork char siu as a side dish. It's awesome.
Best ramen with pork I've had in town. Portion is not too crazily huge so it's good! (sidenote: I think the ramen here is even better than the branch at Empire!)
Char siew on Chicken soup?! Fail!
The soup tasted so so only but the ramen was chewy and nice. the half boiled eggs was my only fav food from the bowl of ramen!
Aka ramen is good. Red soup is a bit spicy. Egg is essential.
The porky broth was seriously tasty without much preservative in it. Definitely must add the egg
FAIL. Lousy food.
Aka tamago ramen is solidness!
Ippudo n santouka still better..I guess pork base soup will always be tastier!
One of the best Ramen in town!
Not bad.. recommended..
Worth pay ! sooo yummy !
Tamago ramen! So yummy!!
You must add Ajitsuke. The egg is very tasty
Ask for this killer chilli if you wan to add more spice to your life! Very hot!
DO check in here
Best Food : Spicy Ramen +Egg! aaaaa Super Yums!
Must order the Roast Char Siew slice! Smokey and crunchy like a good slice of bacon!
Char siu ramen..pretty good! ;)
Delicious spicy soup base ramen. Best serve wif tamago
bit expensive though, but really worth try it at least one time coz it is very nice.. I ate it twice this year :D
Best n Authentic Jap Ramen
best ramen in town
Very mediocre, tastes nowhere near Ippudo.
The egg and chicken meat ball is awesome!!!
Delicious soup base. Best ramen in town. Must try.
Aka Tamago Ra-Men & Ajitsuke Tamago Ra-Men is recommended.
Quite place but ramen is hell yeah good...try the rice as well good quality rice
Good ramen stock. Will recommend!
Try the Aka Ramen. Very nice with extra tamago!
Must try: ajitsuke tamago. Aka ramen is the tastiest of the bunch
Marutama Ra-men must try
Too few choices dy larr !! >.< Only 4 types of ramen... =x
Very authentic ramen.
Awesome Egg
Try the Pork kakuni
Just got the bill... 4 bowls.. 100 bucks!! WTF..
Must add an egg to your ramen! Incredibly delicious.. Gyoza and chicken meatballs also good!


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Mayor Shrinking Staff Budget Despite Raises
'Enquirer' riles up angry readers with incomplete report
Even though some members of Mayor Mark Mallory's staff are getting double-digit raises, the mayor's budget is actually being downsized to rely on less staff members, ultimately shrinking the mayor's office budget by $33,000 between July 1 and Dec. 1.Some of Mallory's staff obtained raises because they will be taking up the former duties of Ryan Adcock, who left earlier in the month to help lead a task force on infant mortality and will not be replaced. The Cincinnati Enquirer reported the raises earlier today, but the story at first did not mention that the budgetary moves will ultimately save the city money. The "Enquirer exclusive" includes a "tell them what you think" section in which citizens can email the mayor's office and copy Enquirer editors. The story was later updated to include the overall savings, though The Enquirer posted a separate blog titled, "Mallory getting an earful on raises," which was a collection of angry emails to the mayor based on the original version of the story.CityBeat acquired a memo written by Mallory that outlines the rest of the plan, which will produce savings: "I will not replace Ryan Adcock on my staff. Instead, I have divided his responsibilities among my remaining staff. In addition, I will not hire the two part-time staffers that I had considered hiring. The additional work in the office will be supplemented by unpaid interns."In addition, I have enacted internal savings in order to return $20,000 from my FY 2013 office budget to be used for the FY 2014 city budget. Finally, in preparation of the Mayor's Office Budget for FY 2014, I am reducing my office budget by $33,000 for the remaining 5 months of my term."Mallory spokesperson Jason Barron says the mayor will also not be replacing staff that leaves from this point forward, which could produce more savings down the line. As of 6:30 p.m., The Enquirer's homepage still prominently displayed the story out of context, suggesting that the raises will add to the city's $35 million deficit.Shawn Butler, the mayor's director of community affairs, was given an 11-percent raise; Barron, the mayor's director of public affairs, was given a 16-percent raise; and Arlen Herrell, the mayor's director of international affairs, was given a 20-percent raise. Adcock also obtained a 20-percent raise briefly before leaving, which Barron described to CityBeat as a budgetary technicality.Since Mallory is term-limited, Barron says the savings will only apply to Mallory's remaining five months. The mayor who replaces Mallory in December will decide whether to keep or rework Mallory's policies.Last year, Barron was paid $66,144 in regular pay, Butler was paid $71,349, Herrell was paid $59,961 and Adcock was paid $66,049, according to the city's payroll records. But Barron explained that those numbers were higher because last year happened to have an extra payday. Under normal circumstances, Barron is paid $62,740 a year, Butler is paid $67,760, Adcock was paid $62,740 and Herrell is paid $62,031.
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Sheriff wants more staff, businesses get tax credits, Ohio Senate to look at gambling bill
Even as it faces budget cuts, the Hamilton County Sheriff's office says it wants more staff to keep up with higher jail populations — especially in light of a new measure that will keep more people detained until they appear in court. The measure is in response to some people never showing up to court after being released from jail. Staff are crediting the feasibility of the measure to Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil encouraging them to think "outside the box." Still, Hamilton County Board of Commissioners President Chris Monzel says the cost of the program might require Neil to think "inside the box." The Ohio Tax Credit Authority is giving tax breaks to 13 businesses around the state in hopes of creating 1,417 jobs and spurring $83 million in investment. Seven of the projects are in the Hamilton, Butler and Clinton counties, with one in Cincinnati. The Ohio House easily passed a bill that would effectively shut down Internet sweepstakes cafes, but the Ohio Senate is including the measure in a more comprehensive gambling bill. Senate President Keith Faber says there are a lot of issues related to gambling in Ohio, and the cafes are just one part of the problem. Ohio Sen. Rob Portman is one of many being targeted by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's pro-gun control ad campaign. Bloomberg is a leader in supporting more restrictive gun measures, and he's planning on airing the ads in 13 states during the ongoing congressional spring break to push for stricter background checks and other new rules. Ohio failed to show improvement in the latest infrastructure report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). In both 2009 and 2013, Ohio got a C- for its infrastructure, which translates to 2,462 structurally deficient bridges and puts about 42 percent of roadways as "poor" or "mediocre" quality. But the report might not be as bad as it sounds. The Washington Post's Brad Plumer argues that the ASCE is notoriously too harsh. A study from NerdWallet found Cincinnati is the No. 1 city in the nation for consumer banking. Duke Energy rolled out a new logo yesterday. A former Miami University student is facing charges for allegedly changing his grades. More options aren't always a good thing, according to some science. A new study found more choices can lead to bad, risky decisions.
Enemy of the State
Officials from around Ohio want their local government funding back from Gov. John Kasich
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 20, 2013
With the support of Democratic officials from around the state, Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld is launching a website called ProtectMyOhio.com to organize efforts to restore local government funding cut during Republican Gov. John Kasich's time in office.
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Policy Matters Pushes Earned Income Tax Credit
Tax credits could be progressive alternative to governor's tax plan
Policy Matters Ohio is now pushing an earned income tax credit (EITC) that would benefit the state's poor and middle class, including more than 822,000 working families. The plan could be a progressive replacement for Republican Gov. John Kasich's proposed tax plan, which some reports claim disproportionately benefits the wealthy. The EITC is a tax credit targeted at working people who have low to moderate income, particularly those with children. It is currently used by the federal government, 24 states and Washington, D.C. The report from Policy Matters, a left-leaning policy research group, found a 10-percent EITC would cost about $184 million per year, producing an estimated $224 million in economic benefits, and a 20-percent EITC would cost about $367 million per year, producing an estimated $446 million in economic benefits. If state legislators set aside Gov. John Kasich's tax proposals, the state would be left with about $280.4 million in general revenue available for fiscal year 2014 and about $690.2 million available in fiscal year 2015, according to an analysis of Kasich's budget bluebook. That would be more than enough money in fiscal year 2014 to pay for a 10-percent EITC, and even a 20-percent EITC would only eat up about half of available funds in fiscal year 2015. Using a model from the nonpartisan Institute for Tax and Economic Policy, the Policy Matters report found a state EITC would benefit Ohioans making less than $51,000 per year. Under a 10-percent credit, qualifying families making less than $18,000 would get $190 on average, qualifying families making between $18,000 and $33,000 would get $323 on average and qualifying families making between $33,000 and $51,000 would get $149 on average, according to the report. Under a 20-percent credit, benefits would be bumped up to $381 on average for qualifying families making less than $18,000 per year, $646 on average for qualifying families making between $18,000 and $33,000 and $298 for qualifying families making between $33,000 and $51,000, according to the report. These benefits would then be spent in a way that helps families, local communities and small businesses, according to the Policy Matters report: "Families that claim the EITC use the refunds to pay for basic needs like housing, food, transportation and child care. These purchases stimulate local economies. A number of studies focusing on the economic impacts of the EITC find that small businesses and other taxes benefit from a cash infusion into the local economy." The report claims a state EITC would also result in a fairer tax system that better helps the state's low- and middle-income earners, stronger incentives to work and better social and economic results for EITC recipients. The Policy Matters report touts the federal EITC, which was created by former President Gerald Ford in 1975 and has been expanded by every presidential administration since, to support adopting a similar policy in the state: "The federal Earned Income Tax Credit does more than any other program to keep working families out of poverty. … (It) is lauded for its direct impact in keeping families with children above the poverty line, making work pay, and sending federal dollars to local communities." Anyone making $50,270 a year or less qualifies for the federal EITC. The tax credit is built so it particularly benefits families with children, and it "encourages families making at or near minimum wage to work more hours since the credit has a longer, more gradual phase-out range compared to other programs," according to the Policy Matters report. The report says the federal EITC has already benefited more than 950,000 Ohio families with an average refund of $2,238. In previous analyses, Policy Matters found Kasich's tax proposals disproportionately benefit the wealthy and actually raise taxes on the state's poor and middle class ("Smoke and Mirrors," issue of Feb. 20). But Kasich says his tax plan will cut taxes for "job creators," particularly the state's small businesses. The governor's tax proposals are facing bipartisan resistance, and the Republican-controlled Ohio House is currently considering setting the proposals aside while the rest of the budget is worked out, according to Gongwer. In a press conference on March 14, local officials around the state, including Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld, suggested dropping income tax cuts and instead using the revenue to restore local government funding cuts, which have totaled $1.4 billion since Kasich took office.
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Kasich tax plan criticized, JobsOhio records due today, workers demand prevailing wage
The Ohio House is looking to rewrite parts of Gov. John Kasich's budget proposal after dissent has focused on the governor's tax plan. The chamber's leaders are looking to set aside the tax plan from the bill so they can better focus on other complicated parts of the budget, including the Medicaid expansion and school funding. Even without the governor's controversial sales tax expansion plan, Kasich's budget proposal contains enough leftover money to pass some income tax cuts, with about $280.4 million in general revenue available for fiscal year 2014 and $690.2 million available in fiscal year 2015, according to an analysis in the Bluebook. CityBeat covered Kasich's budget proposal in further detail here. State Auditor Dave Yost says he expects to get the subpoenaed financial records from JobsOhio today by the noon deadline, even though the audit has come under criticism from Gov. Kasich and other state officials. Yost says he should be allowed to look into JobsOhio's full financial records, which include private funds, but Kasich and other Republicans argue only public funds are open to audit. JobsOhio is a publicly funded nonprofit, privatized development agency that was set up by Kasich and Republican legislators to eventually replace the Ohio Department of Development, which is susceptible to a full audit. Workers for the $78 million U Square project near the University of Cincinnati allege they are being underpaid. In a lawsuit, union workers are claiming they should be paid prevailing wage established in state law because the project is using public funds and 50 percent owned by a public authority. With the support of City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr., Cincinnati is now looking to cash into its innovative water technology with the formation of the Global Water Technology Hub, which will use expert advice to identify market needs and sell the technology. The city promises the hub will also help keep water rates low for users and find new revenue sources. Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld will hold a press conference today to introduce his Restoring Our Communities Initiative, which will seek to fight blight and improve child safety in Cincinnati. The initiative will include a push for the passage of Ohio Senate Bill 16, which would make it so individuals are not liable for trespassing convictions if the person is remediating blight on abandoned personal property. In a statement, Sittenfeld explained the purpose of the initiative: "Blight is a complicated issue that impacts many aspects of life, and I think this plan helps attack the problem from several angles." Cincinnati Council's Budget and Finance Committee unanimously approved $10,000 for the Westwood Square project, which will involve a larger facility for the Madcap Theater, green space and changes to the neighborhood's entryways to better encourage community pride and economic development. A new $20 million, seven-story apartment tower with 110 high-end apartments is being planned for Downtown, above the Seventh and Broadway Garage. Two weeks in, Horseshoe Casino's executive says the casino is doing well and turnout has been good. A report found auto insurance rates in Ohio are "a bargain," with the state having the fourth lowest costs among other states and Washington, D.C. A machine keeps human livers alive outside a body for 24 hours, which could double the amount of livers available for transplant and save thousands of lives.
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Sittenfeld to Kasich: Restore Local Government Funding
Report found state has cut local government funding by nearly 50 percent since 2010
With the support of local officials from around the state, Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld is launching a website called ProtectMyOhio.com to organize efforts to restore local government funding cut during Gov. John Kasich's time in office. Speaking during a phone conference today, Sittenfeld, Dayton Commissioner and mayoral candidate Nan Whaley, Columbus Councilman Zach Klein and Toledo Councilman and mayoral candidate Joe McNamara described how state funding cuts have forced cities and counties to cut services. "What we're really trying to do today is speak up and sound the alarm about the governor's ongoing raid on the Local Government Fund," Sittenfeld said. "Over the last four years, the governor has taken away $3 billion in local government funding. This year alone, municipalities across Ohio are going to receive nearly $1 billion less than they previously would have." He added, "This is the exact same money that cities, villages and townships used to keep cops in the street, staff our fire departments, fix the potholes and some of the other basic services that citizens rightly expect and the local governments are the ones responsible for delivering." In the past, the Kasich administration has argued the cuts were necessary. When previously asked about cuts to education and other state funding, Rob Nichols, Kasich's spokesperson, told CityBeat, "The reality is we walked into an $8 billion budget deficit. … We had to fix that." But the 2014-2015 budget is not under the fiscal pressures Kasich experienced when he took office, and the governor is pursuing $1.4 billion in tax cuts over the next three years, which he argues will help spur small businesses around the state. During the phone conference, local officials said the revenue going to tax cuts would be better used to return funds to local governments. Sittenfeld says the cuts have left Cincinnati with $12 million less per year. "That is the difference between us having our first police recruit class in nearly six years versus not having it," he said. "It's the difference between enduring dangerous fire engine brownouts versus not having to do so." Klein, who represented Columbus in the call, said the cuts have amounted to nearly $30 million for his city, which he said is enough money to help renovate nearly all the city's recreation centers, parks and pools. "No one is spared," Klein said. "Everyone is getting cut across the state, and every neighborhood — no matter if you're in a small village or in a large city like Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo or Dayton — (is) at some level feeling the effects of the cuts, whether it's actual cuts in services or what could be investments in neighborhoods." Klein said the cuts, which have been carried out by a Republican governor and Republican-controlled legislature, contradict values espoused by national Republicans. At the federal level, Republicans typically argue that states should be given more say in running programs like Medicaid, but Ohio Republicans don't seem to share an interest in passing money down to more local governments, according to Klein. Some state officials have previously argued that it's not the state's responsibility to take care of local governments, but Sittenfeld says it's unfair to not give money back to the cities: "Cincinnati is a major economic engine for the entire state. We're sending a lot of money to Columbus, so I think it's fair to say we would like some of that money back. John Kasich doesn't have to fill the potholes, and John Kasich doesn't have to put a cop on the street." Whaley, who represented Dayton in the call, said, "There's a county perspective on this as well. The counties would certainly say that the unfunded mandates that the state legislature brings down daily are covered by those local government funds. While (state officials) keep on making rules for the counties to administer services and make those efforts, it's pretty disingenuous to say that (county officials) don't get a share of the income." A Policy Matters Ohio report found the state has cut $1.4 billion from local government funding — nearly half of total funding — during Kasich's time as governor. The report pinned much of that drop on the estate tax, which was phased out at the beginning of 2013 and would have provided $625.3 million to local governments in the 2014-2015 budget. The estate tax was repealed in 2011 by the Republican-controlled Ohio legislature and Kasich. Cincinnati had structural deficit problems before Kasich took office, but local officials argue the state's cut have made matters worse. When presenting his 2013 budget proposal, City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. said the state funding reductions cost Cincinnati $22.2 million in revenues for the year. Kasich's office did not return CityBeat's phone calls for this story. Kasich's latest budget proposal has also been criticized by Republicans and Democrats for tax cuts and education funding plans that benefit the wealthy and expanding Medicaid ("Smoke and Mirrors," issue of Feb. 20).
Sequester Looms as Republicans Refuse Negotiations
German Lopez
2 Comments · Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Washington, D.C., is once again on the verge of another manufactured crisis. On March 1, the sequester, a series of mandated spending cuts, is set to kick in, threatening the country with another round of austerity measures that will cut jobs and bring down an already-fragile economy.
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Kasich Tax Cut Favors Wealthy
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Gov. John Kasich says he's cutting everyone's taxes in his 2014-2015 budget, but an analysis released Feb. 7 found the plan is actually raising taxes for the poor and middle class.
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Kasich Tax Cut Favors Wealthy
Top 1 percent to get more than $10,000 a year from cuts
Gov. John Kasich says he's cutting everyone's taxes in his 2014-2015 budget, but an analysis released Thursday found the plan is actually raising taxes for the poor and middle class. The Policy Matters Ohio report reveals the poorest Ohioans will see a tax increase of $63 from Kasich's budget plan, while the top 1 percent will see a tax decrease of $10,369. For the poorest Ohioans, the new tax burden comes through the sales tax. On average, the bottom 20 percent of the income ladder will have their income taxes reduced by $8, but the sales tax plan will actually increase their average sales tax burden by $71. The middle 20 percent fares slightly better. Under the budget proposal, they will get a $157 income tax cut on average, but their sales tax burden will go up by $165 — meaning they'll end up paying $8 more in taxes. The top 1 percent get the most out of Kasich's tax plan. Their income taxes will be reduced by a whopping $11,150. The top 1 percent do see the highest sales tax increase at $781, but it's nowhere near enough to make up for the massive income tax cut. Kasich says his budget is all about creating jobs and spurring the economy, but the regressive tax system defies economic research. A previous analysis from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), which measures the budgetary and economic impact of federal policy, found letting tax cuts expire on the wealthy would barely dent the economy. The same report also found the economy greatly benefits from tax and social welfare programs that disproportionately benefit the lower and middle classes. Another report from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) also concluded tax hikes on the rich would have negligible economic impact. The findings made national Republicans so angry that they pressured CRS to pull the report. CRS later re-released the study — except this time it had nicer language to appease politicians that can't handle reality. Kasich's plan proposes cutting the state income tax by 20 percent across the board and lowering the sales tax from 5.5 percent to 5 percent. To pay for the cuts, the proposal broadens the sales tax so it applies to additional services — including cable TV services, coin-operated video games and admission to sports events and amusement parks — while keeping exemptions for education, health care, rent and residential utilities. For more analysis of Kasich's budget, check out CityBeat's other coverage: CPS Still Loses Funding Under Kasich AdministrationGovernor's Budget Ignores Troubled PastKasich Budget Expands Medicaid, Cuts Taxes
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Chabot Refuses to OK Superstorm Sandy Disaster Relief
Bill Sloat
1 Comment · Wednesday, January 30, 2013
U.S. Rep Steve Chabot is refusing to help the battered Northeast United States with federal disaster relief.
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Why do people buy lottery tickets?Published 2:00pm Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Column: Tales from Exit 22
Many people dream of winning the lottery.
I dream of buying a lottery ticket.
I have never purchased a lottery ticket. I'm not opposed to lotteries. My wife complains that I over-analyze things, but I have charts and graphs that prove that false. To me, the lottery is a tax, albeit a voluntary one. I'm pleased when people are inclined to pay more than their share of taxes. I enjoy what our tax dollars provide.
After having a vivid dream in which I bought a lottery ticket that might have made me as rich as Croesus, I got out of bed.
I try to get up every morning.
The weather was amazing. Can it be spring without a winter? The morning was so nice and warm that I considered buying a hammock. I hoped that a hammock stretched between trees might combat the early warning signs of ambition that I'd been experiencing.
Winter without snow and spring without mud. The earth must have been knocked off its axis by Lindsey Lohan's impaired driving.
I'm used to mud as deep as a presidential candidate's pockets in the spring. I remember one spring when I spotted something moving down the road toward me while I was at the mailbox. First, I thought it was a muskrat. As it came closer, I saw that it was a battered felt hat. I picked it up and was surprised to find a man's head under it.
"You're in deep mud," I said in a friendly manner.
"I'm fine," he replied, "but I'm worried about my horse."
Muddy boots don't bring spring. Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy lottery tickets. A winning ticket provides money that could be used not to buy happiness.
I often hear pessimism espoused, but I maintain that we are a nation of optimists. That explains the popularity of gambling. A lottery is an optional tax that people pay willingly. It's a tax on hope.
In an era where we pay tomorrow's prices on yesterday's income, it could be argued that being able to buy a lottery ticket makes a person rich.
Studies have shown that lottery winners are no happier than people who became rich in other ways unless they were bothered by constipation. The greatest cure for constipation is to become a lottery winner.
I know I won't win the lottery unless I buy a ticket, but I have the play-at-home lottery game. I put my money in a bank — piggy or community — and win an incremental lottery.
When I take group photos, I don't say "cheese." I say "lottery winners." It super-sizes smiles. Pins and needles. Needles and pins. It's a happy man who grins.
Are you a money fan? Of course, you are. Money is a national treasure. That's why it's called the United States Department of the Treasury. Being without money is like playing quarterback without a helmet. No matter how careful you are, you're going to get hurt.
Winning the lottery is akin to finding a current magazine in a dentist's waiting room. I've talked with a fellow who won a lottery. I don't know how much he won, but it was a stupid amount of money. At the very least, quite a windfall. He seemed happy, but claimed to have been happy before he became rich, too. His friends said that he hadn't changed other than putting new tires on his truck. He had named his truck so he couldn't trade it off. It was good to hear that wealth had not changed him. As the Bible says, "For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?"
I was heartened to read that one lottery winner gave all his winnings to Charity. It turned out that Charity was his wife. She became his ex-wife after her high school boyfriend, the quarterback who had dumped her on prom night, learned of her good fortune and resurfaced with a mouthful of sorry and a handful of flowers.
Lottery tickets are purchased because, like the White Queen in "Through the Looking-Glass," we like to think of six impossible things before breakfast. Lottery tickets are purchased because Billy Preston sang, "Nothing from nothing leaves nothing."
I'm somewhere between what I have and what I want. I've been thrilled by swell prizes in boxes of Cracker Jack, but winning a lottery might even surpass the excitement of finding a flip book or a plastic ring.
I remain unlikely to buy a lottery ticket.
But I can dream.
Hartland resident Al Batt's columns appear every Wednesday.


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I know that scientists attribute the blue color of the clear sky to Rayleigh scattering. However, I have my own new theory that I entitled "Attiyah's blue sky". "Attiyah's blue sky" theory has seven main hypotheses.
(1) The blueness of the sky is due to two major factors: the blue color of ozone, and the blue emissions of the global daytime auroras; and to three minor factors: Rayleigh scattering, the noctilucent clouds and argon gas.
A- The blue color of ozone gas in both the stratosphere and mesosphere is the first major factor that can account for the greatest portion of the blueness of the sky.
B- The second major factor that contributes considerably to the blueness of the sky is the blue emissions of the global daytime auroras.
C- Rayleigh scattering, noctilucent clouds and argon gas contribute slightly to the sky blueness.
(2)The blueness of the sky concerns four atmospheric layers: the troposphere, the stratosphere, the mesosphere (including the ionospheric D-layer) and the ionospheric E-layer.
First, regarding the troposphere:
A- Its contribution to the blueness of the sky is almost slight. This slight contribution is largely due to Rayleigh scattering. This contribution gives the troposphere only very faint blue appearance.
B- Its variable contents affect the vividness of the blueness of the overlying atmospheric layers or conceal it.
Second, regards the stratosphere:
A- The blue color of the stratospheric ozone is the main contributor to the sky blueness of the sky as viewed from on the ground or outer space.
B- The ice of the stratospheric clouds such as the nacreous clouds has a minor contribution.
C- Argon atoms have a very minor contribution.
D- Due to the presence of different molecules other than ozone molecules, Rayleigh scattering plays a minor role.
Third, regarding the mesosphere (including the ionospheric D-layer):
A- The diurnal, global auroras in the D-layer continuously emit some blue spectra. B- The electric discharges relevant to the occurrence of auroras lead to the production of the ozone of the upper ozonosphere. This ozone content contributes significantly to the blueness of the sky.
C- The ice of the noctilucent clouds has a minor contribution.
Fourth, regarding the ionospheric E-layer:
The auroras that occur in the daytime E-layer give blue light globally and continuously.
(3) The main effect of Rayleigh scattering is not played on the blue waves in the direct solar light, but instead it is played on the main blueness of the sky that is due to the blue color of the ozone molecules in both the stratosphere and mesosphere, and to the blue emissions of the continuous daytime auroras, especially of the lower ionosphere.
(4) With respect to the Earth-stationed observers, the main effect of Rayliegh scattering on the atmosphere, particularly on the troposphere i.e. on the substratospheric gases, is not the enhancement of the apparent heavenly blueness, but instead this main effect is the dilution of the blueness.
(5) The dilution of the apparent blueness of the sky caused by Rayliegh scattering is directly proportional to the length of the line of sight in the troposphere.In other words, the dilution of the apparent heavenly blueness increases from overhead towards horizon.
(6) The dilution of the blueness of the stratosphere almost helps uncover the ionospheric layers overlying it. At the same time, the blue auroral emissions from the lower ionosphere decrease greatly.
(7) The orange or red horizons at sunset and sunrise are almost due to the orange and red emissions from the daytime auroras. These red and orange emissions of the auroras in both the lower and upper ionospheric layers, can outshine the Rayleigh-scattering-diluted blueness.
Were Rayleigh scattering the main cause of the blue appearance of the sky, the blueness should be nearly restricted to the troposphere, because about 80% of the Rayleigh scattering gases are present in it. However, when seen from the planes that fly in the highest regions of the troposphere, the troposphere itself does not show the familiar blue appearance of the sky. As well, the photos taken for the troposphere from satellites and space shuttles do not show it having the normal blue appearance of the sky as viewed from on the ground or from the outer space.
In addition to, one can see the normal blueness of the sky above the troposphere through the gaps between the clouds that are formed at the highest level of the troposphere itself. Even if the highest levels of the troposphere are full of white cirrus clouds, the troposphere under them does not seem blue. Moreover, astronauts did not give any reports about seeing a blue troposphere especially over the parts of the land far from the vast oceanic waters.
Argon gas is about one percent of the atmospheric composition.
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Beef cheeks naturally contain a lot of collagen which, when cooked long and slow, converts into a luscious rich texture. The cheeks will be extra tender and flavoursome if prepared a day in advance and will taste even better. I like to leave the cheeks to cool completely in their cooking juices then pop them in the fridge overnight.
|6 cups
|Beef stock
|3 Tbsp
|Rice bran oil
|½ cup
|Carrot, diced
|½ cup
|Onion, diced
|½ cup
|Celery, diced
|Garlic cloves, peeled and sliced
|1 Tbsp
|Tomato paste
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|Red wine
|Bay leaf
|4 sprigs
|Fresh thyme
|1 sprig
|Fresh rosemary, small
|1.2 kgs
|Beef cheeks, 1 cheek per serve
|1 tsp
- Heat the oven to 140C. Bring the beef stock to the boil. Heat the oil and fry the vegetables, garlic and tomato paste for 10 minutes to lightly caramelise. Turn the heat up to high, add the red wine and reduce by half.
- Season the beef cheeks with salt and pepper then place them in an ovenproof casserole (or use a slow cooker). Add in the reduced wine and vegetables. Add the herbs and cover with beef stock.
- Cover with a tight-fitting lid and cook in the oven for 3 hours.
- To make the glazing sauce, strain off half the cooking juices into a saucepan, bring this to the boil and reduce until thick and syrupy.
- To serve, gently reheat the cheeks in the remaining cooking juices. When hot, carefully lift them out and place them into the glazing sauce. Smother with sauce and serve with creamy potato mash and a warm salad of greens (I have steamed brussels sprout leaves, peas, and broad beans, then tossed them with a little olive oil and sea salt flakes).
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DOI: 10.1111/1471-6402.t01-1-00068
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Volume 26, Issue 4, pages 292–297, December 2002
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Men and women in Turkey and Brazil completed the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory (Glick & Fiske, 1996) and measures of attitudes about wife abuse. In both nations hostile sexism (HS) and benevolent sexism (BS) positively correlated with attitudes that legitimize abuse. Regression analyses revealed that HS accounted for unique variance, but BS (once HS was controlled) was unrelated to wife abuse attitudes. These results: (a) add to the evidence for the cross–cultural validity of ambivalent sexism, (b) suggest that HS supports the justification of violence against wives, and (c) imply that the ostensible protectiveness of BS is contingent, failing to shield women from abuse if they are deemed to have challenged a husband's authority or violated conventional gender roles.


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The teams had their last dinner together at the Spartanburg Marriott at Renaissance Park hotel for the 74th annual Shrine Bowl players and coaches banquet and awards program on Friday night.
The program began as Bob Rodgers, the banquet chairman, introduced the players and coaches as they walked into the dinning room of the hotel. After the players were seated, Rodgers introduced the President of the Shrine Bowl, Allen Elliot. Elliot then welcomed the coaches and players as well as their families for attending the banquet that evening.
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Follow Coach Saban's speech, Joe Sessoms returned to the podium to introduce the most important guests of the night. Dawson Shane Batts and Stephanie Sessions, the Shrine Bowl King and Queen, were presented to the crowd. The King and Queen were each given a football signed by all of the Shrine Bowl players.
After the Shrine Bowl King and Queen were introduced the players, coaches, and officials were called out one by one to receive their Walt Disney Awards. The Distinguished Alumni Awards were announced to the crowd. Marcus Lattimore received the Freshman of the Year award, Dequan Bowers was given the Consensus award, and Outstanding NFL player was awarded to Chris Tape. Each of these gentlemen had representatives to accept their awards. The Academic Awards were then given to Jarrod James from the North Carolina team and Carson Smith from the South Carolina team. The Spark Plug Award was given were given to a player on each team as well. Eric McFarlane was the recipient of the award for the North Carolina team and Lateek Townsend for the South Carolina team. There was also a special dedication of the program to the hospital administrators at this time.
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Jana L. Moore, 47, of Linton, passed away Friday, Aug. 11, 2006 at her residence in Linton.
Born May 2, 1959 in Linton, she was the daughter of Kenny and Judy (Henico) Frye.
She was a 1977 graduate of Linton-Stockton High School and received an Associate Degree in computer programming from Ivy Tech Community College. She was a member of the St. Peter Catholic Church in Linton and worked as business office manager at the Lyons Health and Living Center.
Survivors include: three sons, Jeremiah Moore, Levi Moore, and Jordan Moore, all of Linton; her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Wayne and Ruth Moore of Linton; a brother, Tony Frye of Linton; a special aunt, Janet Taylor of Linton; a sister-in-law, Debbie Thrasher, of Shelburn; a brother-in-law, Jay Moore and his wife, Christi, of Linton; five nephews, Craig, Brandon, Kevin, Jaspar and Caleb; a niece, Mallory; best friend, Theresa McBride; and many extended family members and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Larry K. Moore on March 1, 2006, grandparents, Henry and "Tiffy" Henico and Charles and Georgia Frye; a brother Kenny Frye, and a brother-in-law, Sherrill Moore.
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Distance from Pelham, AL to Pisgah, AL is 135Miles or 218 Km. You can get this distance about 2 hours 7 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane, you can get this distance about 44 mins .
A car with an average MPG will needs 6.25 gallons of gas to get the route between these points.
The estimated cost of gas to get between Pelham, AL and Pisgah, AL is $14.19.
During the route, an average car will release 122.45 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere. Your carbon footprint is 0.91 pounds of CO2 per mile.
* Average US MPG used for calculations is 21.6 MPG.
* Average US gas price used for calculation is 2.27 per gallon.
* Coordinates of Pelham, AL is 33.2856687, -86.8099885 and coordinates of Pisgah, AL is 34.6809168, -85.8477523
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It seems like my presser foot goes too low on my embroidery machine, no matter what foot is attached. I broke multiple needles last night, only to realize that when I have my embroidery foot on, the needle actually hits the back of the foot and breaks.
I checked my foot and its on properly. In order to embroider I have to hold the lever up just enough and I've had no problems (other than needing a couple of extra hands to do it this way). When I let it go all the way down the embroidery foot (the square part) kind of angles up towards me and doesn't sit parallel to the hoop.
I haven't had this problem before with it and I haven't changed anything. Is there an easy adjustment I can possibly make? Anyone else experience this? (its a Singer Futura XL 6000) about 5 months old.


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TAMMS, Ill. -- Emma Vernell Dailey, 91, of Tamms died Wednesday, April 25, 2007, at the Lutheran Home in Cape Girardeau.
She was born March 25, 1916, in Keokuk, Iowa, daughter of Charles Warren and Emma Kelly Randell. She married Dallas Dailey, who died Nov. 3, 1974.
Dailey was a former factory employee. She was a member of Tamms Pentecostal Church and taught Sunday school many years.
Survivors include two sisters, Marguerite Wade of Cape Girardeau and Alice Thomas of Dora, Ala.
She was preceded in death by six brothers and two sisters.
Friends may call from 10 a.m. to service time Saturday at Jones Funeral Home in Tamms.
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New robot TV series features ultimate 12-man transformer
Engine Oh G12 is a new transformer TV series that's super hot in Japan right now. In this clip, a dozen normal-sized motor vehicle robots transform into an indestructible giant mecha with a 12-man cockpit. Even if you can't understand what they're saying, the visuals are amazing. Engine Oh G12 is actually part of a series called Engine Sentai Go-onger, and premiered on TV Asahi last February.
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ummm it's a sentai/toku series. not anime.
Think more Power Rangers, less Optimus Prime.
Looks like my studying has finally paid off and I can now at least watch/understand TV shows for kids.
Yeah, I thought this was some new Power Ranger show and not Transformers. Still, looks like a good way to push the merchandising on the kids. I counted numerous items.
This is not a new show, its the latest series of Super Sentai. Power Rangers is originally a Japanese show which Disney buys the footage for, cuts out all the asian actors and re-films it with American ones. They also change the story, and make the whole thing so very much more cheesy lol. You'll see this robot in 'Power Rangers: RPM' this year.
This season – 'Engine Sentai Go-Onger' – is nearly over, and the next season starts in Febuary (with a samurai theme). If you are interested in watching the Japanese version with subtitles you can over at http://www.tvnihon.com/
P.S. If you were interested, the first season from our childhood, 'Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers' was originally 'Kyoryu Sentai Zyu Ranger'.
I can't believe how many people actually thought this was a completely new show. Did they not even GOOGLE the term before writing articles?
Yes, this is just one robot from the show Power Rangers is derived from – the last one from that season. 4 Megazords, 3 component Zords each; put 'em all together and what do you get? In the US it's called the RPM Ultrazord.
If you haven't seen Power Rangers RPM, check it out. Let me put it this way: the bad guys already won, and that's the *premise.*


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WEST FRANKFORT, Ill. -- David Joel Clardy, 40, of West Frankfort, formerly of Anna, Ill., died Saturday, April 12, 2008.
He was born May 2, 1967, in Tupelo, Miss., son of Elbert Jr. and Shirley Ann Hinkle Clardy.
Clardy was a trim specialist with Bombardier Motor Corporation in Benton, Ill.
Survivors include his parents of Anna.; two children, David Clardy of Goreville, Ill., DaNeja Buchanan of Marion, Ill.; fiancee, Marsha Miner of Herrin, Ill.; five brothers, John Clardy of Zachary, La., Michael Clardy of Springville, Ind., James Clardy of Pinckneyville, Ill., Floyd Clardy of Holden, La., Stephen Clardy of Jonesboro, Ill.; and maternal grandmother, Marjorie Hinkle of Anna.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather and paternal grandmother.
Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Rendleman and Hileman Funeral Home in Anna.
The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Danny Jones officiating. Burial will be in Anna City Cemetery.


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The deal size was increased to 8M shares from 7.5M shares. Barclays, BofA/Merrill, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, UBS, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Raymond James and RBC Capital acted as joint book running managers for the offering.
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