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...where you'll find us:
the warmest, cosiest little guesthouse
with intimate aurora chasing tours nightly.
Come on in; we've got lots to share, and
I think it'll feel pretty good to you.
...where you'll find us:
the warmest, cosiest little guesthouse
with intimate aurora chasing tours nightly.
Come on in; we've got lots to share, and
I think it'll feel pretty good to you.
YOUR EXPERIENCE: This little guesthouse is full of Scandinavian decor, candles, an awful lot of cozy fabrics, the occasional cluster of photo frames, and a small living wall of succulents. Each evening, my guests will have the option to travel with me into the countryside where we'll bask lakeside under starlight to watch, photograph, and enjoy the northern lights together with warm drinks until the early morning hours.
Scrolling down will take you through a nice amount of detail about your entire experience with me, some good-to-know information about what to expect, and of course a little of who I am too. But if you're really eager to get straight to the details of my northern light tours & humble little guesthouse, don't love long winded writing, or just hate reading, my simplified guide below will serve you extremely well. But I do hope you'll take the time to get to know us too.
Home swede home; there's no warmth in the world like it. Come on in, leave all of your worries at the front door, and find your comfiest spot.
Home swede home; there's no warmth in the world like it. Come on in, leave all of your worries at the front door, and find your comfiest spot.
A word of Scandinavian descent, 'hygge' - pronounced [hue-gah], is in essence, as much about creating a cozy atmosphere with good people as it is an intangible way of being. Well being fits closely into the meaning of hygge, although it really just scratches the surface. It's a warmth and contentment in our relationships with each other; it's a very comfortable, very warming feeling. The warm glow of candlelight on a winter's night is hygge. Sitting around a table with friends & family, discussing all the small and big things in life, sipping something warm or comforting to drink - that's hygge too. If you've got a minute and twenty-two seconds, you can get a better idea of 'hygge' from this great little clip.
The road from Vancouver to Yellowknife began May 11th 2015, which included some 2,500 kilometres and just a little bit of furniture and home decor shopping. We spent the first few weeks in Yellowknife tearing out half a kitchen, painting impossibly high walls, and assembling more IKEA furniture than any human should ever have to. But as a result, I've got something a little bit cosy, that feels of warmth and comfort, where it'll always be (maybe too) clean, for you to feel right at home in.
Our guestrooms aren't huge, it's okay, I'll admit it. But the lighting is warm, the pillows, duvets, and throws are soft and plentiful, and I've done my very best to maximize space (coming from a studio apartment of 4.5 years, so I promise you're in good hands).
Whether you're looking to do a little work, just relax and lounge, or cuddle up on what I hear is the comfiest sofa in the world, I'm happy to share our living areas with you. My place is your place. In the kitchen you'll find a virtually bottomless supply of loose leaf teas and coffee at the push of a Keurig button. (Coffee aficionados - don't fret; there's a French press just for you.) Breakfast in the morning is included, and is mostly self serve. You'll have plenty of options between yoghurts, cereals, breads and bagels with a choice of cream cheeses and jams. I'll also be around, probably not before 9am, to blend a fruit smoothie for you should you feel so inclined (I'd recommend it).
April 2016 update: I've found Icelandic Skyr!!! It is the most fulfilling, tastiest yoghurt that you may have ever (not) known about, and you'll now find it for breakfast here.
Rooms begin at $95/night based on single occupancy, or $110/night for two guests.
Everything you need to know about the greatest game of hide and seek with the world's most beautiful lady - the aurora borealis. All your Yellowknife aurora chasing information begins here.
Everything you need to know about the greatest game of hide and seek with the world's most beautiful lady - the aurora borealis. All your Yellowknife aurora chasing information begins here.
For those of you who book directly with me (ie. not Booking.com), you have priority on joining me aurora chasing. During the check-out process when you make your reservation to confirm your stay at the guesthouse, you'll be able to let me know a) if you are interested in joining me aurora chasing during your stay, and b) which dates specifically you'd like to commit to. If you'd rather not to commit to specific dates, you're welcome to leave your decision to the last minute - and if say, for example, at 5pm on the night of a tour, you decide you'd like to go, you're welcome to grab any free seats. But please also understand that it is possible my tour seats may become booked by other guests should you choose to wait.
Now, if you haven't booked directly with me, or aren't staying at the guesthouse, it is still possible you'll be able to join me aurora chasing. You'll be able to book any available seats online through my 'Book Now' link inside of 14 days to the tour date.
What this means: It means I'm opening myself up to the opportunity to connect with as many guests as I'm comfortably able, on something that we can all really appreciate together; an intimate, caring, and focused northern light chasing experience. For simplicity's sake, let's just call it maximizing happiness.
What this doesn't mean: It doesn't mean the tour sizes are getting bigger - we're staying at a maximum of five guests. And it also doesn't mean you're committed to going out on tour if we determine the weather is unfavourable and it's not so optimistic that we'll be able to find clear skies. That part of things hasn't changed. I'm still keeping things extremely honest, and cosily personal.
So while it is possible we'll grab one or two more guests to come out with us for the evening, ultimately there will be a maximum of six of us, and we will be keeping a very watchful eye on the weather and auroral activity through the day. This smaller group size will allow us to decide if heading out a little earlier is something we should prepare for, because there are times beautiful auroras will grace the skies early, although in the hours around midnight is usually best.
Leaving Yellowknife in our uniquely beautiful Ford Flex, which will have glass over your head no matter where you decide you want to sit - you'll have plenty of room to stretch out to get comfortable and decide if a quick drive-thru run at Tim Hortons (get familiar, my international friends) is necessary or not (this is your call to make!) ensuring we're well supplied with warm drinks and sweets/Tim-bits.
Driving out of town and into the countryside surrounding Yellowknife, we'll watch out the windows and moonroofs as the stars become brighter maybe getting our first glimpse of the aurora overhead. Sipping coffee, tea, hot chocolate, warm apple cider - whatever you like, we'll talk as lightly or in-depth about the science behind the aurora as you like, and of course touch on some of the beautiful tales and legends that follow her as well. But just don't wave at her, because she may just come down and take you away from the Earth...
As we arrive at the edge of a lake, or more likely on one in the middle of winter, the best game of hide and seek begins. We'll huddle around the car, venture off a little, and watch for the aurora, enjoy the stars - shooting stars, and the nature surrounding us. If you've got a camera, I'll help get you set up on your tripod, and go through your settings to help you choose what's going to work best. We'll chat a little about photography, and how to take great images out here. Depending on the progression of the evening and how each of us feels, if we're up for continuing to view, photograph and enjoy the aurora from a new location for some different scenery, then we'll be sure to carry-on there too.
Departure times throughout the year will vary, however generally speaking, we'll aim to leave our guesthouse around 9:30pm, returning home somewhere around 2am. Although as I said, there will be nights we leave earlier, and of course nights we return later. I just hope we have enough hot chocolate.
You're on the verge of booking your flight up into one of the most beautiful parts of Canada, you've got your tour & accommodation all lined up - you know exactly where you want to stay (...no bias here), you've wanted to see the northern lights for as long as you can remember, or for as long as your friends & strangers alike have been tormenting you by posting photos of the northern lights to their 'Wanderlust' travel boards on Pinterest - but what can you really expect? Is it as breathtaking as it looks in all the photos you've seen?
It's a tricky thing to explain, so yes and no; and here's why...
Many of the great cameras today have actually become more sensitive to light than the human eye, and with that greater sensitivity to light combined with the longer exposures required to photograph a night sky, a faint-to-the-eye aurora can be quickly translated into more intense colours than we're able to perceive them as. This is of course true of the northern lights, and all night scenes, because of the way our eyes are wired with cones and rods. The cones are responsible for much of the colour we perceive during the day in brighter environments, but are much less sensitive than the rods. So in dark environments, our rods, being so much more sensitive to light, allow us to continue to perceive, albeit with significantly less sensitivity specifically to colour. Our rods also virtually cannot detect reds, which is why headlamps, iPhone star gazing apps etc. use red, to preserve our night vision - which takes at least thirty minutes to fully achieve.
So what does this all mean, then?
What this means, is as you witness the aurora, especially as you're getting used to what to look for, your eyes will pick up the brightness of the colour green much more easily than it will the deeper magentas. All the colours of the aurora are ultimately visible to us, but it does take some getting used to, and we all perceive a little differently too, of course.
Now to speak from my personal experience, there have been nights I've seen some reds, purples and pinks weekly, along with some oranges and yellows/limes on nights of really good activity. The northern lights can become so bright, it'll turn the snow green, it'll light up the entire landscape to the point where we can actually see one another clearly, and you may even be able to read a book under them. And I promise you, on a good night, the colour and movement of the aurora will both literally take your breath away, and leave you laughing at a loss of words. They can move so fast, you won't know what to do with yourself. Seriously.
Choosing your personal experience, understanding the differences in comfort, and how it all plays into viewing the lights with the photography of them.
Warm, longer northern days make it more likely to combine the sunset and subsequently gorgeous twilight skies with the northern lights all in one. If you've ever dreamt of seeing the aurora dance while witnessing a lightning storm in the distance, this is the time of year for you. Reflections of the northern lights off the water will take your breath away before things begin to freeze up in November. We'll leave the parkas inside for these few months.
While there's certainly no question these months can bring us some challenging conditions, it's what being north of 60º is all about. These months will provide some of the greatest payoffs in terms of your experience. November and early December may mean longer drives chasing for the aurora in the way of searching out clear skies, but we'll find music you enjoy, and conversation that's inspiring while you stretch out and keep warm in my Flex. This to me, is what aurora chasing is all about, these are the nights that thrill me the most. And for those evenings where we may see the temperature drop to -40ºC, we'll keep you warm bundled up in Canada Goose gear, or inside the vehicle if you prefer - where you can take in the aurora through the panoramic moonroof. There's nothing like being here in winter.
Ahhh, March 21st, the first day of spring. Rejuvenation, rebirth, everything's blooming, all that stuff. Except March in Yellowknife has seen -35ºC, there's still ice on the lakes in May, and the winds aren't exactly 'warm' just yet, which makes spring in up here a little different. What isn't all that different is the way the days lengthen so quickly. Sunset stretches later into each evening, bringing back the possibility to view the aurora under a deep twilight coloured sky. Then, there's the excitement I personally feel this time of year - knowing the aurora is closing in on it's final days before giving way to bright summer nights where this far north, we won't see the lights back in the sky again until August.
My aurora tours are $95 per person, per night.
And in case you haven't noticed...
I love sharing what I'm passionate about, what I love, and what I think you may love too, so I've put together a small collection of some of our most memorable moments under the world's greatest night light recently.
Something that started as a 'one day' dream in Scandinavia, began unfolding very quickly in my own backyard upon discovering a city called Yellowknife - way up in Canada's beautiful north.
Something that started as a 'one day' dream in Scandinavia, began unfolding very quickly in my own backyard upon discovering a city called Yellowknife - way up in Canada's beautiful north.
Blessed at the time with Westjet flight benefits, and the knowledge of my love for the winter and the north, I pulled up Westjet's route map online, and literally just chose the furthest city north that they flew into, which happened by chance, to be Yellowknife. And just like that, I was all in, before I even knew what I was getting in to, which at the time was very literally a Canada Goose Expedition parka at an outdoors store in downtown Vancouver. Just three days from purchasing a piece of winter clothing that has no business being worn in Vancouver, I stepped off an aircraft, following an icy ramp down onto the airport tarmac where the wind was blowing snow sideways and my nose hairs were frozen in a single breath - I was in Yellowknife, in the dead of winter, and it was the best feeling. I loved it, and I knew it already.
From that first weekend forward, I was rapidly becoming the best packer of a 22" Tumi suitcase that fit snuggly into Boeing 737 overhead bins. The empty space on the second page of my iPhone home screen quickly filled with weather app, after weather app, after solar weather app, to now housing 14 weather separate apps, and 13 solar weather/aurora forecasting and information apps and pages. Over the next several years as my work schedule at the airport allowed, once or twice each month through the fall, winter and spring, my alarm would sound repeatedly at 5:45a getting me up and out of bed, to walk my suitcase - which I had now learnt how to stuff with my tripod, camera equipment, parka, insulated winter boots along with other pieces of insulated winter gear, through the airport to where I'd board Westjet flight 108 with service to Yellowknife. Weekend after weekend in trips ranging from just a single night to upwards of a week, it was becoming increasingly more difficult returning home to Vancouver with each one. Weekends of exploring forested islands in the middle of Great Slave Lake, appreciating so much of the beautiful local handicraft through Old Town, enjoying dinners with dear friends at our favourite local restaurants, and eagerly awaiting nightfall to begin chasing the northern lights onto frozen lakes outside of the city lights was becoming all too familiar.
It was now, from my little studio apartment in Richmond, BC, that I was watching AuroraMax live so many nights feeling a little wave of anxiety rush over my body being in a city physically so far from the lights, and the whole of Yellowknife, that it had become increasingly obvious the dream of which was born here. While time and time again - no matter how often, or for how long of an evening it had been, staying under and photographing the northern lights was never something I was ready to be home from... regardless of having chased, enjoyed, and photographed the aurora some dozen times over the last couple years in Vancouver itself. Then two trips, totalling a couple months through Iceland really locked the feeling of this up for me. I found myself staying in inspiring guesthomes through Iceland, meeting other couples - talking to them about the northern lights, helping them see it... This was all the best feeling in the world, and here we are now, some four years, and few dozen trips, from that very first ever experience of Yellowknife.


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Hugo Review
"Good, Not More Than That. Still, Oscar Worthy In Some Aspects.. Sometimes A Bit Boring, But Captures The Innocence Of Children Excellently."
May 4th, 2012
After watching the Oscars and finding that Hugo won 5 Oscars, i decided to watch the film instantly. I was thinking positively about this film and hell, yeah, i'm not disappointed. I understood the reason it grabbed FIVE oscars against its 11 nominations, TWO Baftas and other honorable awards. The story is Quite simple, and believe me, i'm a newbie to the movie, i never read or heard the book.
Directed by Martin Scorsese, and based on a book written by 'Brian Selznick'The story begins with Hugo(Asa Butterfield) maintaining the clockwork. Hugo, collects various clock parts and repairs the broken Automation, which is the main theme if the movie. Papa Georges(ben Kingsley), works at a shop in the railway station and thinks that hugo is a thief for nearly half of the movie. Isabelle(Chloë Grace Moretz), georges goddaughter, becomes a close friend of Hugo and the two start working together repairing the Automation. And there are other characters who are funny, evil, humorous, etc.
As for the Acting part, every actor did their part brilliantly. Butterfield, was excellent and showcased the hidden suffering perfectly. Ben kingsley, was great. And Chloe, did her job quite satisfyingly. Others were good and the casting was perfect according to the mood and story of the film.
The visuals were Awesome, a perfect 3D film. The world looks very realistic and this is the best achievement of the Director for which the film even got the Academy award for best Visual Effects. The film Deserved the Awards it received and i have no complaint against the fact.
I will recommend everyone to watch this film. This film is quite enjoyable until it becomes a bit lagging and boring. Still, It can be viewed several Times and enjoy the atmosphere portrayed in the film.
Verdict: ****, B+, Good

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More TG2.
Added a simple planet this time
Added a simple planet this time
Pretty nice terrain. Maybe blur the planet slightly as it is being viewed through the atmosphere. (Does TG2 give you that option?)
You've done well with the preview of T2...this is good, and will only get better.
Lovely work on the surfacing Although the planet kinda throws my perspective off a bit.
I'm still yet to get into TG2 much... This is awesom work mate
I'm still yet to get into TG2 much... This is awesom work mate
Awesome work dude, your really starting to get the hang of it
TG2 looks cool !
Awesome and excellent!
Wow, that looks amazing, great job.
Nice bit of crispy snow there
Oddly enough, it makes me think that the rock the camera point is standing on is made from rocky road ice cream. Yummy.
fuckin eh
Awesome on many levels, & literally.
I love this
....that some hot displacement going on there
Nice! I'm still trying to get decent terrains. That surfacing looks great
awwsome !!


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The pmp tool is a poor man's profiler, inspired by poormansprofiler.org. It can create and summarize full stack traces of processes on Linux. Summaries of stack traces can be an invaluable tool for diagnosing what a process is waiting for.
Command-Line Options and Environment Variables
The tool has the following command-line options:
- -b BINARY
- Specifies the name of a process to trace and summarize. The default value is 'mysqld'.
- -i ITERATIONS
- Specifies how many times to get a stack trace from the process. The default value is 1.
- -k KEEPFILE
- Specifies a file to hold the stack traces. The specified file will not be removed when the program finishes, so you can re-analyze it if you wish.
- -l MAXLEN
- Specifies how many symbols to aggregate from each thread. Default is unlimited.
- -p PID
- Specifies a process ID to trace and summarize. Causes -b to be ignored.
- -s SLEEPTIME
- Specifies how long to sleep between each iteration, if -i is given. Default value is 0.
Any additional arguments on the command-line are treated as file names containing the results of a stack trace previously gathered, which is to be summarized.
How it Works
The tool performs two tasks: it gets a stack trace, and it summarizes the stack trace. If a file is given on the command-line, the tool skips the first step and just aggregates the file.
To summarize the stack trace, the tool extracts the function name (symbol) from each level of the stack, and combines them with commas. It does this for each thread in the output. Afterwards, it sorts similar threads together and counts how many of each one there are, then sorts them most-frequent first.
Example Usage
Here is an example of a process that has 35 threads waiting for a condition, and a variety of other activity:
35 pthread_cond_wait,end_thread,handle_one_connection,start_thread,clone
20 read,read,vio_read,my_real_read,my_net_read,handle_one_connection,start_thread,clone
18 pthread_cond_wait,os_event_wait_low,os_aio_simulated_handle,fil_aio_wait,io_handler_thread,start_thread,clone
3 pthread_cond_wait,MYSQL_LOG::wait_for_update,mysql_binlog_send,dispatch_command,handle_one_connection,start_thread,clone
1 select,os_thread_sleep,srv_master_thread,start_thread,clone
1 select,os_thread_sleep,srv_lock_timeout_and_monitor_thread,start_thread,clone
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1 select,handle_connections_sockets,main
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Sometimes summaries such as the above are hard to read because of the verbosity, or because even though the top of the stack is similar for many threads, they arrived there from different places. In such cases, the -l option can help; here we see the output for the same data, but with -l 2. This is perhaps over-simplifying and -l 5 might be a better value, but it illustrates the effect of the option:
35 pthread_cond_wait,end_thread
20 read,read
18 pthread_cond_wait,os_event_wait_low
3 select,os_thread_sleep
3 pthread_cond_wait,MYSQL_LOG::wait_for_update
1 select,handle_connections_sockets
1 do_sigwait,sigwait
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The Limits of the Supreme Court's Technological Analogies
The misguided Aereo decision shows why technical details matter.
ABC v. Aereo, which the Supreme Court decided on Wednesday, is a lesson in the power and limits of analogy. Aereo developed a system that allows customers to watch free, over-the-air television broadcasts over the Internet. Specifically, customers can go to Aereo's website and select the programming they wish to view, at which point Aereo will tune a tiny, dedicated antenna to the relevant station, capture the signal, and retransmit the signal to the particular customer who requested it. That customer can then watch the program on any networked device.
ABC didn't like this system because it allowed consumers to unbundle broadcast television, threatening the many millions of dollars broadcasters receive from cable companies for the right to carry over-the-air programming. It therefore claimed that Aereo infringed the public performance right, specifically under the "transmit clause," which treats transmissions of a work to "the public" as public performances.
(Update, June 26, 2014: Disclosure: I was a signatory on an amicus brief in the case authored by law professors David Post and James Grimmelmann, some of which was adopted by the dissent.)
There are at least two ways to view Aereo's system. On one view, Aereo is simply supplying a more convenient and technologically sophisticated substitute for putting an antenna on your roof. Yes, delivering the content to the customer who ordered it requires a retransmission of the content (from the mini-antenna to the customer's device), but the programming streamed to each customer comes from her own personal copy, made from a device devoted particularly to her. It is therefore no different than the delivery of content from the antenna on your roof to the television set in your house.
If you took this view, you would, like the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, find it important that each transmission came from a dedicated copy created at the direction of a user. And that technological detail would allow you to conclude that the Aereo subscriber, and not Aereo itself, made the performance, or at least that any such performance was not made "to the public."
Alternatively, you could see Aereo's system as a Rube Goldberg device intended to exploit a legal technicality so as to avoid paying the licensing fees traditional cable companies pay to retransmit broadcast programming. On this view, the fact that the data sent to each subscriber comes from a dedicated antenna is a technical detail that ought to make no difference. Viewers don't know and don't care how things work behind the curtain—they just want to receive the content, and Aereo gains an unfair advantage over cable systems that provide the same content because it is able to avoid paying the broadcasters for their content.
The choice of framing powerfully influences everything else one sees about this case. But one important difference between these two views reflects a more general distinction in the ways courts treat new technologies in copyright cases. In some cases, courts draw their analogies in nontechnical terms, trying to determine whether the new technology seems to have the same real-world effects as some other technology for which the legal rules seem clear. These courts would be inclined to treat the DVR the same as the VCR without getting into technical distinctions about the ways those technologies work. In other cases, courts determine exactly how the device or system works and then make legal judgments at this technical level.
The virtue of the former approach is that it avoids entangling courts in technological details and thereby limits the extent to which they might be accused of dictating technological design. But there is also a real risk in this approach that a court will draw its analogies too generally and then be unable to distinguish a variety of other technologies not directly implicated in the case. That risk is on full display in Aereo, in which the court was blinkered by its belief that Aereo's streaming system was just like a cable system—which puts cloud computing technologies with similar features at great risk.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor's very first question at oral argument was why Aereo isn't considered a cable system. From Sotomayor's perspective, Aereo fit the statutory definition since it "receives signals transmitted or programs broadcast by one or more television broadcast stations licensed by the Federal Communications Commission, and makes secondary transmissions of such signals or programs by wires, cables, microwave, or other communications channels to subscribing members of the public who pay for such service." But, the lawyers on both sides insisted, everyone agreed that Aereo is not a cable system. Things would be too complicated if it were—among other things, Aereo's retransmissions might be subject to statutory licensing—and no one wanted to open that can of worms.
So the court did not hold that Aereo's system is a cable system, but it could not shake the sense that it is very much like a cable system, and for that reason it should not get to retransmit broadcast signals for free. And at a high level of generality, Aereo's system is, of course, like a cable system. Aereo captures broadcast signals and retransmits them to customers. And in providing its service, Aereo, like a cable system, "uses its own equipment" that "receive[s] programs that have been released to the public and carr[ies] them by private channels to additional viewers." "It 'carr[ies] … whatever programs [it] receive[s],' and it offers 'all the programming' of each over-the-air station it carries."


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Four stray puppies were recently rescued on the sets of TV show 'Comedy Nights with Kapil'. While two of them died, the remaining ones are now safe in a foster home.
The show's crew had rescued the four puppies and used to feed them too, but after the show's set in Film City here caught fire on September 25, some members of the crew took them elsewhere, said a source.
From there, one of the pups is said to have been taken away by a leopard, while another was left injured and it died after a few days. Two pups are alive, and now safe in the hands of animal rights organisation People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
Confirming the same, Sachin Bangera, manager, Media and Celebrity Projects, PETA India, tweeted: "These pups rescued by Kapil Sharma on the sets of 'Comedy Nights With Kapil' are safe now! Thank you from PETA."
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Yea, I have to agree with Lil. My character isn't a sword and wouldn't be willing to die saving people she doesn't know. Though she does care for her master which is the only reason she didn't leave right away (without my previously made NPC she would've snuck in and tried to straight up save her uncle disregarding
civilians at all.
I think the suprise attack is both good and badish. Though
Pro: A little more action in the RP, change of location, more baddies to beat up, great way to end the day.
Cons: Too unexpected (I had plans right after the ball), No idea what will happen now, thus I can't plan out my character more, It was way to out of the blue, scouts would see an army of this size easily.
I don't really care for the no hope thing, as cliché as it is, a change of location is fine by me.
Final question though, where would the boats be going? Like is this on earth and we will end up in Europe or Asia, or is this in an alternate world where we will land on a native filled continent of sorts?
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Ted Simons: Good evening and welcome to "Arizona Horizon." I'm Ted Simons. The U.S. Supreme Court today refused to hear arguments to lift an injunction against part of Arizona's controversial SB-, deciding without comment to let stand an injunction against a statute that makes it illegal to transport or harbor illegal immigrants. It had been blocked by a federal judge and upheld by the federal Court of Appeals. Governor Brewer says she's disappointed by the decision. Once a month Phoenix mayor Greg Stanton joins us in studio to discuss a variety of municipal issues. Including budget concerns, something very much at the forefront of the city's affairs. Here now is Phoenix mayor Greg Stanton. Now there was a plan to raise taxes and a plan to raise fees. Was it okayed? I thought it was okayed with a small O, small K.
Greg Stanton: This is on which difficult. People don't understand how we do our budgeting process. We have a hyper public budgeting process, very different than the state legislature, where there may be back room deals and there's a budget hearing but it's almost a fait accompli. In the city of Phoenix the city manager proposes a budget and the mayor and city council will take that on the road across the city holding dozens and dozens of budget hearings. There have been tons of citizen activity, thousands of people have participated. One of the things we heard loud and clear was don't close senior centers. Don't close youth centers. The core city services that we love to provide, do what you can to avoid that. As a result the city manage hear asked that the council at least consider certain revenue increases because of what's called a 60-day truth in taxation period. We had to at least affirm that we would analyze those so it could be included next year in the budget. We didn't approve any particular fee increase or any particular revenue increase but we agreed to at least put it out there so that we could legally consider it for this year's upcoming budget.
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Greg Stanton: Correct. For 21 years we have had a fee on the water bill. It's been upwards of $2 in the past. We reduced it. This mayor and council reduced it to $1 because our jail fees were lower than expect. One potential option is to look at whether or not we ought to increase that fee. It's not part of the water system. It's a separate fee, just a way to get that out there in the community to look at whether or not we ought to go back to a number we were at a couple of years ago. A few of the options are, of course, do we increase the fees that we charge residents to use our community health centers and workout facilities and things like that? One option is whether or not we should look at metered parking for the premium parking spaces at some parks and preserves. Those are very popular places. Whether those locations ought to raise revenue. We're looking at whether to market-base costing on our downtown parking meters so if you park outside a sporting event where the parking lot nearby is at $20 bucks, should it be a bargain just because you happen to find a spot or should we have meter pricing that reflects that? That could raise revenue for the city. Looking at a variety of options.
Ted Simons: Again, rec centers, rec passes, senior center passes, lighting fees, usage fees for athletic fields, what about restoring the food tax?
Greg Stanton: So restoring food taxis not one of the options that is being looked at by this council. When I became mayor, obviously, one of the issues on the table for a long time was an issue of the food tax and commitment that we would end it by march 2015. Do it earlier if it didn't hurt public safety or core city services. Last year we made a very important decision to reduce the food tax by half. The idea is that it is a glide path down. We know we're going to eliminate it at the latest in May of 2015. By eliminating half of it this year we sent a strong message that we are going to accomplish that very important policy goal of the city. So the food tax is not one of the issues that we're looking at for next year's budget.
Ted Simons: Not one of the issues, but what if a number of residents, I have heard quite a few have come forward. You have budget hearings to hear from the public, the public says bring back the tax. We would rather have the tax than closing community centers and recreation centers and swimming pools. Will you reconsider?
Greg Stanton: We have heard from literally thousands of residents. I personally have been at a number of these hearings. By the way, if you haven't had a chance to attend one, everyone is put on video and is online and people can watch. One of the changes I made when I became mayor was to make the process as fully transparent as possible so every statement by elected officials, by the public is captured on video and put on the city website. We have obviously heard from thousands of residents who have said that do what it takes to make sure we don't close senior centers, don't close youth centers. Some of the other core city services that we have provided. I think that's exactly why we are looking at revenue for the city at least taking in input from the public but I made it a commitment as we went through the process last year and certainly in years past that the food tax was not one that we were going to look at. We would eliminate it end of May of 2015. Look, we made a commitment.
Ted Simons: I know some say the passes and fees and water meter sizes and this sort of business is one thing, but the number one thing, employee costs. That needs to be addressed first. Your thoughts.
Greg Stanton: Well, we're in the middle of labor negotiations with our labor groups. We're getting towards the end of it. So those very, very important issues are going to be before this mayor and council in the not too distant future. In years past, for 40 years, we have always reached agreement at the bargaining table through a meet and confer process with our labor groups. I don't know if we'll be able to do so this year. I know this. As mayor I stand ready to do the right thing with regard to our labor groups even if we have to vote as a mayor and council. I'm not going to prejudge that. I want to make sure the meet and confer negotiation process goes to the very last minute. But if not I will stand prepared as mayor to make the necessary changes so that we can do the right thing including, by the way, ending a pension spiking. We did vote to do that at the end of last year. We did that for our management employees that we have say over without a meet and confer. We felt for the rank and file it was important in the middle of a contract year to end pension spiking with the start of a new contract, and we're going to fulfill that commitment.
Ted Simons: For those who say too much out there in the way of sick days, too much in the way of vacation days, too much in the way of retirement, that's fees and such, throws stopgap measures, you and the council have to get serious about bigger budget items. I think people want get your impression on where you stand.
Greg Stanton: Absolutely. Well, if you have been not paying attention to what has been going on at city hall since I have become mayor, when it comes to changes in our pension system, no mayor in the history of Phoenix has made more changes than I have as mayor. We have engaged in a serious pension reform effort that has required new employees to pay three times as much as existing employees to gain the pension, and you know the legal issues associated with making changes for existing employees. We passed last year significant pension spiking changes so we would end pension spiking in the city of Phoenix. We have done that before our senior employees and our management employees, and now we're making those changes for our rank and file employees. We have already made that decision and I would argue you should have me back on, after we voted on our labor agreements and then we can have a more thorough discussion of a labor cost in addition to the pension issues and see where we are. The majority of this mayor and council, we're not going to demagogue on these issues. We're not going to give speeches to try to score political points. We're going to roll up our sleeves, dot heavy lifting and do the right thing for the people of this city.
Ted Simons: Again, the majority of council there are some who think very differently than you do regarding many employment costs and pensions and these sorts of things. I think what a lot of folks, they don't want to hear demagoguery but they want a clear idea of where the city needs to go, especially beyond what, again, seem like stopgap measures. $38 million budget deficit, not fooling around. Something has to be done, the trial budget I think by the city manager had pools closing. What are your thoughts about that trial budget?
Greg Stanton: Well, I think by the very enact we are looking at even open minded to revenue changes within the city, that budget and the proposal is not acceptable to me. I'm not going to be mayor where we close senior centers across the city, close pools so that our youth don't have those incredible opportunities that I had. I grew up in west Phoenix in a working class family. Those youth centers, service centers, public swimming pools, community centers are the exact thing I was lucky enough to have as a kid growing up in west Phoenix. So we're going to work this out in a way I believe that does not involve those proposals that would really hurt this community.
Ted Simons: Last question on this. Has anyone figured out why the revenue projections were so out of whack? $3 million budget deficit in part last time you were here you mentioned in part that in great part was projections didn't pan out. Do we know why? Is someone else doing the projecting?
Greg Stanton: Just a few years ago this city had a $300 million budget deficit. I had to vote as a council member on an over $100 million budget deficit. This council has consistently made the tough choices, the right choices relative to the future of this city. So look, $38 million is nothing to sneeze at. There's some real challenges associated with that. We have to keep this in perspective. We're going to dot right thing to protect those core city services that the community relies on. We're going to make those tough choices as we always have. Look, with the last city manager, should he have brought this issue to our attention earlier? The reality is we would have had to make some of the cuts or choices during the last budget cycle. I certainly myself and councilman gates wrote a memo to our city manager saying this is not acceptable. You have to be much more transparent in coming up with budget projections. If we have choices to make, let's make them the earlier the better. The longer you put them off the tougher it will be. We're leaders. That's what we should be doing. The reality is that we're going to get through this in a smart way that does not involve significant cuts to core city services. I wouldn't be doing my job as mayor if that were to occur.
Ted Simons: I know you have been pushing for gender pay equity, pushing for contractors. How is this a municipal issue? How do you enforce something like this, and are there so many variables in here between hours worked and uninterrupted work and the nature of work, what are we getting into here?
Greg Stanton: Good news, bad news. Good news, on the issue of gender pay equity Arizona is better than the national average. National studies show that. But for people watching this show having any equity issue is not accept able to them. It's certainly not to me. So I have asked an incredible council member, new member of my council, councilman Kate Gallego, to lead the way. She's going to bring businesses, including many who do contracting with the city, bring together leaders in our community and bring together the appropriate city staff and we're going to craft the plan to ensure at least as those that do business with the city of Phoenix that we don't have a gender pay equity issue. Look, Congress has got to deal with this issue on a federal level. That is above my pay grade for folks in Washington D.C. I wish they would do more on a lot of issues. But as mayor, I'm going to do what I can and should do on this critically important issue. I don't want to prejudge the great work I know councilman Gallego is going to do. She has embraced that task, so stay tuned.
Ted Simons: Last point, you know critics are saying all this gender pay equity you're just deflecting from the budget concerns. How do you respond?
Greg Stanton: I deal with a lot of issues at the city of Phoenix. Do you know we're going to open up a trade and tourism office in Mexico as a city of Phoenix? The city is taking incredible leadership roles on the issue of sustainability. We are going to be the first city in the U.S. to have an incubator at our transfer station.
Ted Simons: You're not deflecting again, are you?
Greg Stanton: A great mayor, a great city has to multi-task. As mayor of the city I deal with so many issues that try to advance the interests of our city. That's exactly what I'm going to do. At the same time we're going to appropriately deal with the budget as our city as we balance the budget of our city every single year. That critique of anything other than the budget, any policy proposal we put forward, heck, in my state of the city speech I spoke broadly about the need to create a technology-based export based economy, innovative economy. Even some of the critics then said, that's not the role of the mayor. That's exactly the role of the mayor. A great mayor has to be one who can multi-task on many issues at the same time. That's what I plan to do.
Ted Simons: We plan on having you back on next month. Maybe get more information on that budget and get down to brass tacks. Always a pleasure. Good to have you.
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Assemblymember Kristin Olsen, R-Modesto, has asked the Joint Legislative Audit Committee to complete an audit before the end of this year on the policies and procedures of adopting, updating and installing new electronic processing systems within the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA).
A significant increase in fines for water theft was unanimously approved at the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors regular meeting on Feb. 4.
The Oakdale Cowboy Museum was filled with people Wednesday, Jan. 29 as the crowd came for the official opening of the museum's newest exhibit, "The Tales of the Yosemite Back Country, Mather Saddle & Pack Station, operated by the Barnes Family since 1929" in conjunction with the 150th anniversary of the Yosemite Grant Act.
The Oakdale Lions Club will host the annual Don Osborne Memorial Run for the Library on Saturday, Feb. 8, rain or shine, beginning at the library, corner of G Street and South First Avenue.
Lee Lundrigan, Stanislaus County Clerk Recorder & Registrar of Voters reports her staff will perform marriage ceremonies on Valentine's Day at the main City / County Building located at 1010 Tenth Street in Modesto.
With water becoming more of a valuable resource this dry season, Oakdale city officials are contemplating the idea of finding a way to utilize treated wastewater for irrigation purposes or to possibly recharge the city's eight deep ground water wells.
Oakdale Mayor Pat Paul will deliver the State of the City address today, Wednesday, Jan. 29 at the Gene Bianchi Community Center, 110 S. Second Ave., Oakdale.
In a 4-1 vote at a special meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 28, the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors approved rescinding their action from the Jan. 23 special meeting where they had originally voted to send out a mailer to OID landowners to see about their interest in voluntarily fallowing land in order to make water available for a transfer to the Westlands Water District. Director Jack Alpers was the dissenting vote. To clarify, OID won't send out fliers.
With water becoming more of a valuable resource this dry season, Oakdale city officials are contemplating the idea of finding a way to utilize treated wastewater for irrigation purposes or to possibly recharge the city's eight deep groundwater wells.
A full parking lot and a standing room only crowd that spilled into the hallway of the Oakdale Irrigation District offices was the scene at a special meeting of the OID Board of Directors on Jan. 23. On the agenda was a single closed session item of a potential water sale to the "federal and state export contractors" on the agenda.
More than 200 people came out to the Gene Bianchi Community Center for the Oakdale Chamber of Commerce's 68th Annual Awards Dinner on Friday night, Jan 17.
Agricultural education funding in the state's public schools has been eliminated in California Governor Gerry Brown's recently released 2014-2015 proposed budget.
Stanislaus County health officials have advised that influenza, specifically the H1N1 virus, is active once again in the county.
The Oakdale Irrigation District's policy on dealing with surface water shortage was the discussion topic at the Jan. 21 Board of Directors regular meeting.
In what's being described as a "newly refurbished" Oakdale Tourism and Visitor's Bureau, recently appointed Chairman Keith Boggs has set course to give the group more effectiveness in bringing tourism to the city and the community more involvement in the direction it will take.
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MMORPG.com Lead Writer Bill Murphy recently had the opportunity to attend a roundtable discussion between DC Universe Online developers and several members of the media. The team was ready and able to tackle a wide-variety of topics including some more controversial ones such as the departure of Chris Cao, the seeming 'bat' fixation of the team and when several key issues and bug would finally get resolved. Check out Bill's report on the DCUO Developer Roundtable.
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The next question came from Lucas of PC Gamer, and he asked whether it was intentional for the devs to focus so much on Batman in the first few updates. Jens came out and said, that well… yes, actually. Since the first updates were all about the Batcave, they wanted to stylistically keep it in the same realm. As new locations are explored (maybe Superman, if the last Blur trailer is any hint) new villains and characters will get focues on. E3 is when they plan on showing a lot of the new content on the horizon and the focus on new characters. We'll still see Batman's rogue gallery folks, but they'll be more in the background. Apparently this also means more Legends PvP characters will step out of the Batman realm too.
Read more of Bill Murphy's DC Universe Online: Update 3 Developer Roundtable.