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I was notified by my carrier this week that my plan is no longer available due to the Affordable Health Care Act. Thank you Barrack Husein Hitler Obama. We were paying just north of $5k, for family coverage, $1000 family medical deductible $1000 Rx deductible . Now it looks like the $1k family deductible will be $5k, Rx $2k and the annual premium is right at $10k. So I should know the way that bastard of a President lies it would not be affordable.
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I am disabled from an on the job injury from 1998. I have always had good insurance so I did not take medicare. I now have it and in 2013 my monthly deduction is $330 for part B, no Rx.
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On the local front our mayor is following in the footsteps of our President. Go out next month and vote Haddix out of office. He called Lodgson a drunk, and I do not know if it is true, but even he would be better, but I am leaning towards Dienhart, and definately King and Terry Ernst. Terry was a great police officer, he served his country in the same manner with the US Army and is a true christian. He loves this city and the people there in as well as he loves his country and his God. He is a God, family and country man.
Prez, sorry to waste your time if you're already aware of this, or if it's to late to remedy the situation. I to was covered by group(s) insurance well past 65 and ran into the penalty condition you experienced. However, after many hours on the phone I was able to get the documentation from BCBS proving that I did have group coverage up to the point of my application and avoided the penalty. Funny thing is, I thought I was being a good citizen by delaying dumping my medical care on the system and it almost cost me a bundle. Have no idea if providing proof after the fact would help you or not. Good luck for a better outcome.
Know your feeling--I am retired Fed employee who does not have Medicare but pay my own way. My insurance co (Govt Employees Health Association) quotes some part of the US Code when they send me a ltr that says they are only responsible for paying what Medicare would pay, esp. if the provider is also a Medicare provider. Some providers will bill you for the other 20%, some don't bother. I have never paid a co-pay with GEHA. Most folks don't know what's gonna hit them with the AHCA!
"Socialized Medicine is the Keystone to a Socialist society". With that said, anybody that thinks this is not what this Bastard of a President whats is a Damn Fool!
Terry Ernst is running for mayor? Then you all better vote for him. I remember him as a PTC office when I was in high school We all respected him, and that says loads about a PCPD guy when compared to guys like Mark Brown....the wretch.
to be our next Chancellor. Forget mayor, right to Chancellor.
Seems to building some synergy with Dienhart (mayor) and King (council)


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he couldn't have picked a better zorn "tune".
and can i download "hiphopketball, a jazzabration" from itunes?
Folks, John Zorn has recently won the McArthur Foundation's grant ($500,000) and if you aren't fans of Stephen Colbert and the Colbert Report, then this clip might just turn you around. Go to this link: http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/t...nt/index.jhtml and click on the left-hand video, "Who's Not Honoring Me Now."
I need say no more except: Enjoy (I know my wife and I just about wet the couch).
he couldn't have picked a better zorn "tune".
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This was hilarious. I lost it when Colbert put on the top hat and was doing a jig to Zorn's skronk.
wonderful... ha!
When he showed his own thing with upright bassist I laughed so hard. Was that really Karem (who is actualy a Monk expert)?
That's about where my wife and I both fell off the couch....Originally Posted by Tritone Sub
unbelievably hilarious!@#$%^&* just insanely funny. i seriously hurt myself - gasping for air and shit. incredible...
Who is John Zorn and why are people talking about him?
he's an extremely experimental altoist who combines jazz with japanese porn soundtracks and wierd noise.Originally Posted by John Cooper
this is hilarious.
I'll take a look and see.
Zorn is a pretty evil sounding name. Dr. Zorn from the Phantom Zone.
the Kareem skit was done last year or over the summer or something. It was priceless on it's own... now in context.
Colbert and Jon Stewart are 2 out of the 3 things I miss television for... and the 3rd reason doesn't start with new episodes until January
I love Colbert! "Who was the young genius who came up with that toe-tapper?" lol!!!
Hmm. Basically funny, if i were not so aware of Zorn deserving that price for going on the ways of Ornette Coleman, Sun Ra, Pharaoh Sanders, John Coltrane and the likes. I just like to be aware of what I laugh about, but hell, I laughed, so thats just about OK
Yeah a real riot. I'd like to see Colbert's take on Joyce, Woolf, Beckett, Schoenberg, Webern, Kandinsky, Rothko, and Partch too!
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The first of six Rohmers "Moral Tales"-inspired stories from the suburbs of Bucharest, The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Moartea Domnului Lazarescu) is a riveting and awe-inspiringly realistic effort from Romanian director Cristi Puiu (Stuff and Dough [2001]).
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While the subject matter was ripe for it, the film never develops into an early-Haneke-esque excoriation of humanity; instead, with its vivid and complex individual portrayals, it becomes a palpably honest representation of it. Indeed, no matter how absurd certain situations threaten to become (thats where the film draws most of its black humor from), Puius tone thoroughly and efficiently remains grounded in realism. (The film certainly brings to mind the work of Frederick Wiseman, even though it features actors who mouth scripted lines of dialogue. While the presence of Cassavetes, Puius favorite filmmaker, is felt via the director's formal apparatus.)
By underplaying the push-pull dynamics of human emotions, Puiu tries to get to something deeper and more important: mortality. And as if the viewers didnt already have enough to mull over, Puiu adds another layer to the film in the form of allegorical character names -- Dante, Virgil, Beatrice, etc. -- though, like the rest of the proceedings, theyre rendered without exclamation points. But that won't stop me: The Death of Mr. Lazarescu is one of the best films of the year.
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As an ode to an older era I love to candy citrus for the holidays. They are delicious to eat and make great decorations with any meal. Sure, candying citrus originally spoke a lot about your status in society, that is if you could afford to buy citrus and not just eat it, but it also was a method of preservation. I must add that, as lovely as fruit is when in candy form, there's no way I could eat it like that all winter, and I am quite thankful for my refrigerator. But I digress.
I candied these oranges and Meyer lemons at the beginning of the year, and they have been sitting in syrup, preserved in mason jars in my panty untouched, waiting for an occasion. I used the french method (detailed tutorial here) over 2 weeks, which is gradual, but I find the result is superior to ones candied in simple syrup for an hour all at once. Regardless, it's not a time consuming method, and they look quite impressive to any holiday dinner guests who come your way.
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16yo DS invited his gf over Friday evening & she is a vegetarian. I asked DS what he wanted me to make for dinner that night & he responded with "She's a vegetarian." Now IDK what to make for her! I was going to make burgers & fries for the family but don't want to make her feel left out (or come off as rude).
Any suggestions?
Eggplant Parmesan? It's really tasty and pretty easy!
If you want to do burgers, you can see if she likes those veggie burgers. Otherwise I like the pizza idea mentioned above, especially if you want to do something easy.
We aren't vegetarian - but we do try to only eat meat 3 nights a week - so I can vouch for those Boca burgers and the like - those are ok - we like the Morningstar brand - they have basic veggie burgers or like special flavors like spicy black bean (my DH favorite) or the chicken patty ones are good too.
Since you aren't too familiar with vegetarian dishes, you could do a simple salad and spagetti and garlic bread- plain spagetti sauce and if you guys do meatballs - just don't cook them in the sauce. It could be a more inclusive dinner for her - so she won't have to feel like you had to go all out and do something overly special for her - I know if it were me - I would feel bad if my boyfriend's mom had to go out of her way for me. It could take the pressure off of her to know she is eating "with" you guys and not something totally different.
I am sure she will be happy with whatever you have. She's probably more worried about impressing you!
Wouldn't hurt you to try something new. Burgers and fries isn't exactly health food anyway. Google, "Vegetarian Meals". Also, before you cook, ask if she is lacto-ovo, or straight edge.
Make burgers using portabella mushrooms instead of meat
You could still do burgers . . . just provide a vegetarian option and maybe an extra side or two. (Why don't you ask your son to ask his girlfriend for suggestions?)
YOu can still do burgers - just make veggie burgers. I can say that Boca burgers are pretty tasty and even non-vegetarians like them.
Otherwise, how about make your own pizza.
You should have him ask her what she would like. Give you some ideas. There are all different types of vegetarians.
Off the top of my head, I love love love portobello "burgers" in a balsamic vinaigrette.
Haha! I just suggested this! I missed your reply. Must be good.
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In my new sales job, money is often referenced by management as a motivator. They acknowledge and basically teach that we are all motivated by money (or should be, if we want to make money in sales).
Here's my thing: I don't know how much I am motivated by money, really. I have spent the last 4 1/2 years teaching myself how to live on what I have. Although I am pretty good at sales, I don't know that I'll ever be the best, and I wonder if it is because I am simply not as motivated by money as other people are.
Reality: Yes, I am motivated by money.
Question: How much?
I'm motivated by money just enough to earn a living. I wouldn't say that I'm motivated by the idea of a fantastic or amazingly wealthy lifestyle, though. When given the option to either work harder and make more money, or work to make just the amount of money that I want to make, I would choose the latter.
Money as a Motivator in Business
I wonder how much of a role money as a motivator plays in self-employment or entrepreneurship. Are those who are motivated by money more or less likely to succeed on their own? What do you think?
Getting Really Real
It's been shown time after time, and it's a hotly debated issue, but there is a (rather convincing) idea out there that when compared to men, women are not as motivated by money.
For those of us who buy into that idea, is it really that surprising?
Not to me. If I were to ask my girlfriends what they would choose between
- Not having to work at all because their spouse/significant other/family makes a boatload of money
- Making a boatload of money on their own by working for it
I'm certain that more than half would choose the first option. I just wonder how many men would. Now, since that's not usually ever a realistic situation for the majority of people, the choice is usually between the options I stated earlier:
- Work harder (or more often) and make more money
- Work less hard (or less often) and make just enough
Are women really that different than men in terms of what motivates us to succeed? My opinion: yes, especially those who are mothers. I do feel that it's important to make a distinction there, however fair or unfair it is. Before I was a mother, I wanted to make as much money as possible and worked 60 hours a week with only minor complaints about that. Now that I'm a mom, I'd walk away from a job like that faster than you can fry a pancake.
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Senior Andrew Bonnell kicked a 25-yard field goal as time expired to give the Westerville South High School football team a 31-28 victory at Marysville in an OCC-Cardinal Division game Friday, Oct. 7.
The Wildcats improved 4-3 overall and 3-1 in the league, while the Monarchs dropped to 4-3 and 2-2.
Junior Marcus Ball wasn't able to play quarterback for the Wildcats because he was too sick to play both offense and defense. South also was missing junior running back Jalen Bell and junior middle linebacker Jordan Rodriguez, who were suspended for undisclosed reasons.
But with Nick Renzetti and Evan Lese each playing multiple series at quarterback, the Wildcats managed to rally from a 14-point deficit.
"Marcus was sick all week, but we had to have him at safety because he's a phenomenal defensive player," South coach Rocky Pentello said. "But we had some other kids step up and make plays on the offensive side of the ball, because that's what Westerville South players do."
But it all came down to Bonnell's kick.
"That was the first real big-pressure kick to win a game that I've ever attempted," Bonnell said. "I just tried to not let the pressure get to me. Our line did its job and the snap and hold were good, so I just did my part."
With starting tailback Kody Davisson out with a high ankle sprain, Marysville coach Jeff Gafford asked tight end Craig Runyan to play tailback.
The Toledo recruit responded by rushing for 215 yards and three touchdowns on 37 carries.
Runyan had a pair of 1-yard touchdown runs in the first half to give the Monarchs a 14-0 lead, and he scored on a 2-yard run in the second quarter to make it 21-7.
"I'm always ready to do whatever the team wants me to do," Runyan said. "I just followed my blockers and my offensive line did a good job."
Renzetti threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to Kelly Carter early in the second quarter and Lese scored on a 2-yard run late in the second to pull South within 21-14.
South opened the third quarter with a 10-play, 75-yard drive to tie the game at 21 on Daxton Cates' 22-yard run.
Marysville countered with an 11-play, 82-yard drive capped by a 1-yard touchdown run by Joseph Boyd with 3 minutes, 58 seconds left in the fourth quarter.
But Renzetti threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to Gary Brown with 2:42 left to tie the game at 28.
Renzetti was 10-for-19 passing for 228 yards and two touchdowns.
"This was the second start of my varsity career, and I had a better feel for the tempo and everything this time around," Renzetti said. "We know that we're never out of the game until there's no time left because we've got a lot of good athletes who can make plays for us."
Marysville punted to South's 32-yard line with 50.7 seconds left, but the Wildcats drove to the Monarchs' 8-yard line in five plays to set up the winning field goal.
Cates finished with 127 rushing yards on 24 carries.
"This was a well-played game and we put ourselves in position to win, but we didn't finish it," Gafford said. "They spread us out and we didn't match up real well with their skill players in space."
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Those seeking jumbo loans for homes paid on average just 0.14 percent more than people with conforming loans last week, as the spread between the two types of mortgages continues to shrink.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday, conforming, 30-year fixed mortgages, for loans with outstanding balances of less than $417,500 nationally, got on average a 3.61 percent rate last week. Those seeking mortgages for jumbo loans got a rate of 3.78 percent. Jumbo loans in Connecticut actually start at $600,000.
Both rates ticked up from the previous week, but the jumbo rate grew at a slower rate. The spread between the two has been around 0.23 percent for the last couple weeks.
While interest rates on nonconforming loans are at historic lows, realtors report sales of big ticket homes, like this Newport, RI mansion once owned by the Astors, are being paid for in all cash transactions. Still, there are some who might prefer to take the loan and invest their money in something that could outperform the interest rate.
Historically, jumbos usually carry a higher rate because Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac won't purchase them, so private lenders usually must keep them on the books or sell them into a limited market. However, there remains significant concerns about Fannie and Freddie's balance sheets and banks and other institutions are catering to the wealthy in order to capture more business from investments and other services.
Overall, mortgage applications in the nation increased in the first week of this year by 11.7 percent with applications for new home purchases up 10 percent. Refinancing still accounts for 82 percent of the market and that activity was also up in the first week.


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John Gilman and Nellie Ann Ramsey are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with friends and family. They were married on June 9, 1962. Presently, they reside in Albuquerque.
John graduated from Logan High School in 1950, and graduated from Eastern New Mexico University at Portales in 1962 and Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Mo., in 1964. Nellie graduated from high school from Coffey, Mo. high school and attended Southwest Baptist College in Bolivar, Mo., before graduating from the Kansas City General Hospital Nurses Training as a RN.
John Gilman is the son of the late Mildred G. and Newell R. Ramsey of Logan.
The parents of Nellie Ann is the daughter of the late Frank and Viola Conover of Gilman City, Mo. No children were born to this union, but they loved every child they met.


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Today, a haunted house opened up next to my restaurant and they've gotten into the habit of scaring me as I'm cleaning up at night. They stay open for another month. FML
by Wolf145 / 10/11/2012 at 1:28am / United States (California) / Work
Today, I left the hospital after having knee surgery. While trying to find my balance on my crutches, I was holding onto the roof of the car. My mum slammed the car door shut, not noticing my hand. I can barely even bend my fingers to hold onto my crutches. FML
by badluckbrianna / 10/07/2012 at 1:43am / Canada (Ontario) / Health
Today, my husband and I were told by our elderly neighbors that they can hear us having sex a lot. To top it off, the elderly man said while patting his wife's arm with a smile, "Carol used to make noises like that too, back in the day." FML
by Ceej / 10/28/2012 at 12:06am / United States (Michigan) / Intimacy
Today, I realized I'm so desperate for money that I started to watch Breaking Bad to learn how to make meth. I stopped, not because I decided it was a bad idea, but because it looks too hard. FML
by Yo Mr. White! ... BETCH! / 10/23/2012 at 6:47pm / United States (California) / Money
Today, my neighbors left for their nine month excursion, and armed their security system. One of the features is a loud series of three beeps every three seconds, 24 hours a day. I can hear it, clear as a bell, throughout my entire house. FML
by Anonymous / 10/16/2012 at 12:38pm / United States (North Carolina) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was playing with my 2-year-old Siberian Husky, when she figured that since she couldn't get to my hand, she'd try to bite me in the genitals. She was successful. FML
by buccaneer / 10/23/2012 at 12:26pm / United States (New Jersey) / Animals
Today, my mom was feeling down, so I decided to buy her a gift. Knowing she likes lighthouses, I bought her a tiny one that plugs in and lights up. I brought it home, plugged it in, and when she saw me with it, she said, "Wipe that smirk off your face and get that junk out of here." FML
by NoorFML / 10/19/2012 at 10:37am / United States (Louisiana) / Miscellaneous
Today, I used the phrase "bitch please" in real life. It was funny until the "bitch" bitch-slapped me in the face. FML
by staticman101 / 10/03/2012 at 11:14pm / United States (Michigan) / Miscellaneous
Today, I forgot to pay for my train ride for the first time. Today was also the first time I've ever seen transit security checking for people's tickets and kicking offenders off. FML
by Anonymous / 10/20/2012 at 9:59pm / Canada (Ontario) / Money
Today, I came home from college to find my favorite silk nightie that I had left behind being modeled by Bernie, the family dog. Nobody will admit to who put it on him. I don't know what's worse, that my family is a bunch of assholes, or that my nightie is big enough to fit a Saint Bernard. FML
by nicedoggy / 10/23/2012 at 2:05pm / United States (Missouri) / Miscellaneous
Today, we got new seats in class today. The guy placed next to me, turned, looked me dead in the eye, and said, "The balls are the warmest place on the body" while his hands were in his pants. I'm stuck next to him for the rest of the semester. FML
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I started following the story of TaskRabbit a couple months ago and briefly mentioned it on the work at home jobs page. I decided this innovative and growing company definitely deserves a full write up as it could be a nice source of extra income for many of you – if not now, then soon (you'll see why I say that as you read through the post).
I want to mention ahead of time, that while most of the feedback I've read about the company has been positive, there are concerns that people have expressed that warrant looking into further. I cover those at the end of the article. If there are other questions or concerns you have after reading the article, please post them in the comments section and I'll try to get the answers for you.
What TaskRabbit Does – It's Much More Than Just "Helping People Run Errands"
Many articles about TaskRabbit mistakenly state that the company "helps people run errands". That was my first impression as well. However, as I learned more about the company, watched its videos, read through its success stories, I realized it is MUCH more than that.
In fact, the TaskRabbit stated mission is:
"Our mission is to connect busy people with entrepreneurs who can help them get things done. In the process, we're bringing back that old time neighborhood spirit."
Once you get to know more about the company, you'll quickly see it's not just about "helping people run errands". I've looked through their member stories and have seen a successful task matchups of all kinds including:
- Getting paid to plant trees.
- Getting paid to get bikes ready for road travel.
- Dog walking
- Scanning Receipts
- Grocery Shopping
- Organizing Family Photos
- Organizing QuickBooks
So, no matter what your background, skills, or experience, there's likely to be some sort of task that you're qualified to do.
Questions And Answers About TaskRabbit – Interview With Founder Leah Brusque
The following video is a brief overview of TaskRabbit. I've included the video time segments that correspond to each question and answer section:
- What is TaskRabbit? (1″ – 28″)
- How Does TaskRabbit ensure safety for its users? (29″ – 49″)
- How did you come up with the concept of Task Rabbit? (50″ – 1'24")
- What is TaskRabbit's vision? (1'25" – 2'34")
- How much growth is TaskRabbit Experiencing? (2'35" – 3'03")
- Where is TaskRabbit Based & What Is Your Expansion Strategy? (3'04" – 3'51")
- Who are the TaskRabbits and TaskPosters? (3'52" – 4'28")
- How do people use TaskRabbit? (4'29" – 6'07")
- What's the most innovative task you've seen on TaskRabbit? (
Why TaskRabbit May Be Coming To Your Area Soon
As of this article, TaskRabbit is available in certain metropolitan areas of the following states:
- California
- Illinois
- Massachusetts
- New York
- Oregon
- Texas
- Washington
You can keep track of their expansion on their TaskRabbit Directory here.
So why do I say they may be coming to your area soon?
Because they have stated their plans to enter many U.S. cities. They've also indicated their plan to start expanding to London and Vancouver. because they are getting the funding to help them carry out their vision:
- It raised 1.8 million dollars in funding within a couple of years.
- May of 2011 – closed a 5 million dollars round of financing lead by Shasta Ventures
- December of 2011 – closed an additional 17.8 million dollars round of funding.
Not only have they been successful in raising money for their venture, but in Januaray 2012 TaskRabbit acquired SkillSlate – a similar company with "a focus on skill-based and artistic tasks – including personal training, tutoring, DJing and even fire dancing."
Concerns About TaskRabbit
While feedback about the company seems to be mainly positive, here are some concerns some people have expressed about TaskRabbit (note: I do not know if any of these concerns are valid at this point):
- Concern that because of the auction process some TaskRabbits end up getting paid very poorly.
- Claims of excessive markups by the TaskRabbit company.
- Concerns about lack of financial transparency
- Concerns about screening of the TaskPosters
TaskRabbit founder, Leigh Busque addressed most of those concerns in her reply here to this article about a somewhat unhappy TaskRabbit. Personally, I found the article quite bizarre – and while it did raise possible concerns, most of the article consisted of the unhappy TaskRabbit contradicting themself several times and clearly not understanding how the TaskPoster review process operates.
Are There Questions Or Concerns You Have About TaskRabbit?
This is a young company and I only recently started paying attention to it. I like the concept, but I would like to look into some of the concerns that I've run across – especially about the transparency of the markup amounts. If you have any other questions or concerns, please post them in the comments section and I'll try to find out what I can either through research or through contacting the company directly.
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Property tax hike looms for PTC
At 6:30 Thursday night, the Peachtree City Council will take a look at potentially raising the city's property tax rate by 1.25 mills.
Three council members — Eric Imker, Kim Learnard and Vanessa Fleisch — have said they would at least like to look at those figures as the city is trying to make up a projected $18 million shortfall over the next five years. A 1.25 mill increase would potentially wipe out $10 million of the shortfall.
Mayor Don Haddix and Councilman Doug Sturbaum have said the most they would support is a 0.5 mill hike, which would cost an additional $43 a year for residents who own the median priced city home valued at $272,000.
The 1.25 mill increase would cost that same homeowner an additional $108 on this year's tax bill.
Council is expected to give staff direction at Thursday's meeting in terms of which millage rate the majority will support. Staff is recommending a $26.7 million budget that includes no new employees and no pay raises of any kind for the second year in a row.
The projected $18 million shortfall is due in large part to the expiration of the county's transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, whose dollars will be stretched out over the next two years. Without the SPLOST money, the city will be needing a projected $1.5 million a year to handle street and cart path resurfacing and repair.
Another large looming factor in the shortfall is the near-future renegotiation of the county's regular Local Option Sales Tax, which is distributed to the county and municipalities based on population figures. The city is projecting an associated $1 million a year hit to its sales tax revenues.
City leaders are expecting the latest U.S. Census results will show a larger population growth in the county and in other cities while Peachtree City's growth slows down. That trend will ultimately result in fewer sales tax dollars for the city.
Further complicating the budget talks, Haddix and Sturbaum have said they would not vote for any city budget that lacked an increase in funding for the Development Authority of Peachtree City. Their proposed increase would bring the DAPC budget up from $35,000 a year to $150,000 as part of a transition from a fully-volunteer board to one that has a staffer to help with the mission of recruiting office, retail and industrial businesses to the city.
Haddix and Sturbaum have argued that the funding is crucial to help attract new jobs and the type of retail operations residents want here.
Yet the other three council members: Learnard, Imker and Fleisch, have said they oppose such an increase for this budget year, though they would consider it next year.
The DAPC is charged with helping fill vacant retail spaces and also attracting employers to the community. It also has worked on opening a dialog with leaders of existing industry.
Haddix maintains that the Fayette County Development Authority doesn't seek office projects or smaller employers that would help the city.
The past two budget years have been painful for the city as it has dealt with lower sales tax revenue. The city has eliminated 28 full-time positions and last year outsourced landscaping services to save $900,000.
The cuts also reduced the number of mowings per year on city rights of way, and the city also abandoned upkeep of 73 areas that had been mowed in prior years.
Also last year, the city increased employees' insurance premiums by $600 a year, and those employees with take-home cars, most of whom are in the fire and police departments, now have to pay a fee for the privilege.
This year, the city abolished its building department and is using pay-as-you-go building inspection services from a private company.


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FM Preview: Hull City v Peterborough United 14 Jan 2012
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This week FootyMad's match preview focuses on the game between Hull City and Peterborough United at 15:00 on 14th January 2012 in the Championship.
History of the Hull City v Peterborough United fixture
Peterborough United travel to take on Hull City at The KC Stadium on Saturday afternoon,
The last time the two teams met at Hull City was back in January 2005, over five years ago, where the two teams cancelled each other out in an enthralling 2-2 draw in a League One match.
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Morgan Shepherd Tackles Shoplifter
Morgan Shepherd, at age 69, is a NASCAR driver on weekends and a vigilante on weekdays.
On Monday, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Shepherd was waiting in a rental car while his wife was shopping when he saw three men flee the building. Shepherd joined store employees in pursuing men.
A theft suspect finds he can't outrun 69-year-old Nationwide Series driver Morgan Shepherd. (AP Photo)
Shepherd tackled one of the three and proceeded to sit on him while a Las Vegas police officer raced by and threw Shepherd a pair of handcuffs for the suspect.
As the suspected begged for his freedom, Shepherd told the Los Angeles Times he offered a lesson.
"I told him he shouldn't be stealing stuff," Shepherd said.
"I didn't tell him a 69-year-old man chased him down," Shepherd said in a statement released by Faith Motorsports, his racing team. "He was probably 18 or 19. I told him he shouldn't be stealing stuff. There is just too much of this stuff going on."
All three suspects were apprehended by local law enforcement.
"So many people these days would just sit and watch those guys run away," Shepherd said, according to the release. "People need to get up and help stop this type of stuff."
Shepherd, who drives the No. 89 car for Faith Motorsports, is in Nevada preparing for Saturday's Nationwide race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Through two Nationwide races, Shepherd is 24th in the points standings.
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Rising country music stars at Interstate Fair
From staff reports
MINERAL WELLS, W.Va. – A number of rising country music stars will be featured during the 2013 West Virginia Interstate Fair and Exposition, which opens Tuesday and runs through July 20 on Butcher Bend Road near Mineral Wells.
The fair will feature five days of entertainment, activities and attractions, including track events for ATVs, trucks and tractors as well as carnival rides and games for all ages.
Admission is $9 per day, while a three-day pass is $20 and a five-day pass is $30. There are also a couple of special admission days. Senior Citizens Day is Tuesday when all seniors ages 60 and over are admitted free.
Armed Forces Day is Thursday when active military personnel are admitted free with an active duty or active reserve duty military ID.
Reserved seating for the week's concerts is $5 by calling the fair office at 304-489-1301. This year's entertainment lineup includes The Henningsens at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday; Chris Janson at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday; Thomas Rhett at 8:30 p.m. Friday; and Greg Bates at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
Several local and regional entertainers will be featured during the week as main stage performers and as openers for the headline acts, including Mahkayla Queen, Taylor Sams, Bowyer Drive and Chase Liken
In addition to live entertainment nightly, there will also be track events each day, including ATV drag racing, ATV and vehicle mud bogs and truck and tractor pulls.
A variety of livestock events will also be featured throughout the week, along with many different traditional fair activities and competitions.
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text: I've noticed that Djokovic's family hasn't been travelling with him all that much since Monte Carlo. It's about time. It's one thing that his family comes for the big matches like the semis/finals of grand slams but to travel with him for all the matches? No tennis players have their parents travelling with them except the girls! It's one thing to cheer for your son and the other to be offensive, which his parents can behave sometimes!


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Several movies that were on the pending release slate for Focus Features have been given the go ahead. According to Variety, the fate of six films have been made public so we now know when to expect The Eagle of the Ninth, The American, Babies, Somewhere, Greenberg, and It's Kind of a Funny Story.
Check out the release dates below…
The first quarter of the year will start out with Noah Baumbach's film Greenberg, which is headlined by Ben Stiller on March 12th in a limited run. That will be followed by Thomas Balmes' Babies, which opens in select theaters on April 16th. The American, which has George Clooney playing a highly killed assassin will hit theaters nationwide on September 1st, while Kevin Macdonald's Roman epic The Eagle of the Ninth will open in the third quarter.
Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck's It's Kind of a Funny Story is slated for sometime in November and last but not least, Sofia Coppola's drama Somewhere has yet to be placed in a specific quarter, so at the moment it's in limbo.
Out of all of these films the most anticipated would probably be The American or Eagle of the Ninth. It's odd that something of that caliber hasn't been given a specific date yet. Granted Channing Tatum's acting isn't the best in the world but the subject matter of the film and his fan base should be enough to make it a hit.
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In Singapore, rush hour at the Mass Rapid Transit trains can involve more body contact than a full on TSA pat down, the train so packed you will know whether the guy next to you had garlic toast for breakfast. Because of this crowding, someone in the Transit office decided to give people a 10% discount if they rode the trains during off-peak hours. But very few Singaporeans took the Transit folks up on this offer. Why?
Because the Transit system gave them another more exciting choice: As The New York Times reported recently (here), if commuters chose to ride during off-peak times, the Transit Authority gave them the opportunity to enter a daily lottery. While their odds of winning were small, especially compared to the certainty of a 10% discount, the sheer fun of entering a lottery—just for riding a train!—was hard to pass up.
As a result, rush hour commuting congestion in Singapore is down 10%.
Economics is the science of incentives. Behavioral economics tries to broaden our understanding of how humans respond to incentives, by accounting for the psychological forces that make one incentive more, um, incenty than another.
Suppose you ride the train 200 days out of the year. You could receive a 10% discount each day and save, say, $200 over the year. Or you could enter a lottery each day, one with an average pay-out of less than $1 per day. Over the course of the year, you'll probably save more money by taking the sure 10% discount every day. But because the lottery is so much more fun, it acts as a much stronger incentive.
In trying to promote socially beneficial behavior, governments need to be creative and employ incentives that not only work according to standard economic theory, but also work in practice. Sometimes accounting for people's irrationality makes for better policies. That way, we all end up as winners.


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Copying and pasting from a posting on a different thread:
I am glad to be part of this forum. This is regarding CBOD analyses. Our lab generally has trouble with the unseeded water blank depleting too much.
0.2 mg/L or less is the requirement. Many times re-cleaning all the glassware in a highly alkaline cleaner will fi the problem, but not always.
Does anyone else have a similar problem/ And how are you addressing it?
Here is the reply I posted to this same query that showed up in your initial posting, Victor.
the anonymous person asking about CBOD blanks. Are you adding the
pyridine inhibitor to the blank? If so, discontinue doing
that...pyridine is an organic compound and it has an oxygen demand."
I wrote to the WEF webmaster and offered my thoughts on the new forum protocol. Sometimes it is just "change" that causes a lot of consternation until we learn how to use it. But in this case, it appears they have really cut the legs off a very useful tool by allowing only members to originate postings. Maybe if enough of us complain they will rethink their "original posting" protocol which appears to me to be nothing more than a membership drive.
I think I might have finally made this forum work. As for the CBOD blank, we set up a blank with and without the inhibitor. We use without the inhibitor to evaluate the dilution water of less than 0.2 mg/L DO depletion. We look at the blank with inhibitor to evaluate the inhibitor. Too much DO depletion with the inhibitor indicates that the inhibitor is contaminated or that the didpensor cap is deteriorating. These conditions will effect the BOD results and should be addressed.
A few years ago I switched to disposable bottles from Environmental Express and haven't failed a blank since. Cost isn't too bad, about $0.50 a bottle. When you figure the time spent and chemicals used to clean BOD bottles it may be a wash.
We wash our BOD bottles with alkaline cleaner about every two weeks (in addition to the regular washing). This seems to help quite a bit.
We wash our BOD bottles with an alkaline cleaner after each use. This is to ensure that any grease or the nitrification inhibitor is removed and will not affect the BOD test on the next run. We then wash them in a glassware washer with a deionized water rinse. We also acid wash them on a monthly basis to ensure all organic buildup is removed that the alkaline cleaner does not. Our blanks are always good.


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RUSH: Here's Matt in Freeland, Pennsylvania, as we get to the phones in the first hour. Hello, sir.
CALLER: Hello Rush. How are you?
RUSH: Very well, sir. Thank you.
CALLER: I just wanted to say that, you know, I think the president might have somewhat of a point because of my experience. I worked for the state of Pennsylvania taking care of intellectual disabled individuals for 26 years. One of the guys that I took care of, his mom and dad ran a family restaurant. A very successful restaurant. And, you know, they told me many times that if it wasn't for the state and for people like me that helped take care of their son, they wouldn't be able to work 14-16 hours a day in a restaurant business. And, you know, I don't think it's right to minimize public employees and the vital services that we provide. You know, I... You know, I was told by these people --
RUSH: Nobody's minimizing what you do. What we're not gonna do is give you credit for what you didn't do. Now, you can sit out there and say all you want that you helped these two restaurant owners focus on their business by taking care of whatever. You got paid for it. That wasn't sweat labor. You got paid for it. You chose to do what you did. Nobody made you do it, unless your parents thought you weren't going anywhere and made you do something and you had to take it.
But for all intents and purposes, you chose to do what you did; the restaurant people chose to do what they did. Everybody goes into this knowing full well what's involved. You didn't run the restaurant. You didn't invest in the restaurant! You didn't have anything to do with running the restaurant. You might have gone there and eaten, but that was it. You do not get credit for that. You get credit for what you did, your own choice. But nothing more.
RUSH: Okay. I checked the e-mail. And a couple of people said, "Rush, I understand what you're trying to say to the poor guy from Pennsylvania, but why did you have to sound so mean?" Folks, I coulda sounded a lot meaner. I'm just kidding. I didn't intend to sound mean. I was being passionate. I guess I will elaborate.
RUSH: Would you back up the transcription there to the call we had from Pennsylvania? Because I got e-mails, as I mentioned, of people who thought that I was mean. Can you back it up or not? There we go. They thought I was mean to the guy, and I want to read to you exactly what he said. He said, "I think the president might have somewhat of a point because of my experience. I worked for the state of Pennsylvania taking care of intellectually disabled individuals for 26 years.
"And one of the guys that I took care of, his mom and dad ran a family restaurant -- a very successful restaurant. You know, they told me many times that if it wasn't for the state and for many people like me that helped take care of their son, they wouldn't be able to work 14-16 hours a day in their restaurant. And, you know, I don't think it's right to minimize public employees and the vital services that we provide. You know, I was told by these people..."
So people thought I was being mean when I reacted. This is the problem: I was passionate. I didn't have a whole lot of time. I had to say a lot quickly before we went into a hard break. But the call really kind of makes the point. Now, this guy, all I did was spell out exactly what happened. This guy worked for the state. He babysat intellectually disabled people. He was paid for it, I presume. Why else was he there? I think what happened was that the restaurant owners were simply appreciative.
They were thanking him. They were just expressing gratitude, which is fine and dandy. But that's as far as it goes. Who paid his salary? His salary is paid for by taxes, including the taxes of the people that owned the restaurant, unless for some reason the restaurant owners were excused from paying taxes. So they helped pay his salary with their taxes from the restaurant. But the point is, nobody made him do what he was doing. He chose to go into that business. He did not run the restaurant.
He didn't invest in the restaurant. He didn't take a risk in the restaurant. He didn't have anything to do with the restaurant! What Obama is coming along and telling people like him is (impression), "See those restaurants owners over there? They couldn't have done it without you, and what did you get out of it? Well, you sat around with their intellectually disabled kid while they were out there making millions! While they're out there using the roads and bridges and everything!
"And, by the way, these business owners probably don't offer health care." (I don't want to get sidetracked with that.) The point is that Obama is out there trying to make these guys think that they are responsible for a successful restaurant! Now, nobody can deny we're all in this together. And nobody -- at least I'm not -- is trying to say anything different than that. But you also don't start assigning credit where it's not deserved. This guy, the guy who babysat the intellectually disabled kid?
I'm sure there are other people in society, in business who enabled him to do what he did. Taxpayers, everybody going to work paid his salary via taxes. He worked for the state! Where does this stuff stop? If you want to start crediting people for things they didn't do, where does it stop? You have to realize what the objective here is. Obama is not trying to make people feel appreciated. Obama is not trying to say that you deserve more what you have. He wants you to conclude that, but what Obama is pushing for is the notion that there is no individual anywhere.
There's no self-made success. There's no mention of individual success.
Basically, nobody is anything other than a number, and that government makes it all possible.
Folks, this is tyranny!
The dehumanization of a society is tyranny.
What Obama is talking about is the dehumanization of our culture, particularly in the business world. That's why this matters. That's why this is important. We can dissect this policy-wise, we can dissect this ideologically, but I'd just as soon look at it in real-world terms. This is about denying that people have anything unique about themselves. We're all in it together. Nobody's any different, any better, any worse than anybody else. Government's the great equalizer. Government's the great benevolent.
Now, I didn't mean to sound mean to this guy. When I am attempting to be pervasive... you know what people thought was mean? When I said, "Well, you didn't have one thing to do with that restaurant."
"You don't have to say it that way, Mr. Limbaugh. You don't have to sound so --"
Well, the truth is the truth. The people that ran the restaurant ran the restaurant. They invested in the restaurant. They had everything in the world to do with it. The idea that they didn't? Why are we only focusing on businesspeople and trying to discredit what they do? Let's turn this around. What if I were to say, "All of you people that work in nursing homes, you are meaningless, you are worthless. What makes you feel so special?" That's what Obama's doing here to people in the business community. That's what he wants you to think about people who have been successful in business.
And I just want you to realize, it's not me, nor is it any conservative I know that seeks to denigrate any work at all. We promote it; we want to reward it; we want to encourage it; we consider it valorous, in fact. It is the Democrats, it's Obama who is attempting to impugn the work of many people. To discredit it, to deny it, and to get people resentful of it. It's not us. It's not us discriminating. In fact, that might be a good word for what's happening. There is discrimination being practiced by Obama at the highest levels of government against people who succeed.
RUSH: One more thing about this, folks, and it is very, very important, and it's getting lost in all this. There is a belief. The left, Obama, are responsible for injecting a premise into this argument that the rich, the business owner, is not paying for the roads and bridges. According to Obama and the way he's out speaking to people, you have a successful business owner here who has got his factory. Everybody else built the roads leading to his factory and everybody else is babysitting his intellectually disabled kid, and he didn't pay for any of this. And that is absurd. If it weren't for, for example, in the call from Pennsylvania, if it weren't for that restaurant and other businesses like it, we couldn't afford to pay people to babysit the intellectually disabled. If it weren't for that restaurant, that guy caring for the intellectually disabled kid wouldn't have a job.
If it weren't for that restaurant, and if it weren't for other businesses, there would not be a road. If it weren't for the businesses and wealth-producing, income-producing institutions in this country, there would not be a bridge. And yet the premise is that all these successful people, man, they're just raping us. Not only are we building their roads and bridges, they're not paying for that. They're stealing our labor. They're stealing our brains. They're stealing everything and they're not paying us for anything. And all of this, as I say, all of this is by design. This is to eliminate the entire concept of the individual or the self-made man. You wouldn't have roads and bridges without that restaurant owner and other businesses, and you wouldn't have a state facility to babysit the intellectually disabled without the restaurant owner, 'cause the government wouldn't have any money without those businesses. It's just that simple.
RUSH: How many welfare recipients have built roads? How many trial lawyers have built roads? How many judges have built roads? How many radio talk show hosts have built roads? You know what's getting lost in all the talk about building roads is who actually builds them. Folks, we're gonna have to stay focused, because this is getting perverted now. And I will admit to you, I am surprised -- actually, I'm not. I was gonna say I'm surprised it's lasted this long, but I'm not. And it deserves to last this long and it deserves to last as long as it takes to get rid of these people. Because this is hideous.
This is tyranny. This is the subjugation of the individual, the subordination of the individual to the state, this effort to wipe out this whole concept of self-made man. Remember when that was such a thing to aspire to? And don't doubt me. It still is. It still is. Obama is nowhere near representing a majority of people in this country. Nowhere near it. I know it's frightening to think that he does, it's scary. Things are falling apart, and people don't want the country to fall apart. It's not what the people of this country want. It's not what they elected. They didn't elect somebody to preside over the country decaying in front of their eyes.


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EARNING HIS STRIPES: Kentan Facey has sat and watched from the UConn bench quite a bit this season. The 6-foot-9, 200-pound freshman finally got an extended chance to show what he could do against Maine Friday night at the XL Center.
He responded by leading the team with nine rebounds to go with four points in 18 minutes – all of those numbers being season highs.
"That's always the mentality for me (to get rebounds)," Facey said. "Sometimes it's a lot harder against I you would say bigger and stronger opponents but we still go in with the focus on rebounding, try to give it the best shot we can. Today I was just extra focused on that and I guess that was the end result. I got few big ones."
While he has not been on the floor much on game days, Facey has tried to maximize his practice time with teammate DeAndre Daniels and maintain a positive attitude.
"I work out with DeAndre a lot," Facey said. "We're in the gym together and we work on shots and moves. If there's any one guy that I would say I admire his game or look up to him, it would be him because our style of play and our body type is similar. The way we play is similar."
The Huskies have several options ahead of Facey on the depth chart, but if he attacks the glass like he did against the Black Bears, his head coach will find more playing time for him.
"One person I am very proud of is Kentan, stepping up," coach Kevin Ollie said. "Nine rebounds. He's one of the guys who hasn't been getting a lot of playing time. (But) it's not all about the game, it's about his attitude and how he's preparing. That shows you today that he's ready."
When Facey's number – for just three first-half minutes – was called Monday against Florida, he was ready to go in and mix it up with the much more chiseled Patric Young (6-9, 250).
"He's huge," Facey said, with a smile. "When I got out there I just wanted to hit him to see what it was like. He's just so big."
ELITE CROWD: Senior guard Shabazz Napier continues to add his name to the UConn record book. Against Maine, Napier picked up his 500th career assist, placing him in some good company with three other Huskies that had at least 1,000 points/500 assists: Talik Brown, Tate George and Doron Shaffer.
With 1,377 points and 504 assists, Napier is also one of just two Huskies with more than 1,300 points and 500 assists. Shaffer is the other Husky.
"It's just a remarkable feat by him," Ollie said. "That's what you get when you stay here for a long time you have the opportunity to win and be around great players. You get the opportunity to share the basketball, but to also make plays, too. He did an outstanding job again tonight."
Napier finished with seven points, eight assists, five rebounds and four steals in 22 minutes. He and fellow point guard Ryan Boatright (team-high 17 points) combined for 13 assists and four turnovers, while UConn overall had 23 assists and 12 mistakes. Freshman point guard Terrence Samuel added four assists and four turnovers.
"The point guards were outstanding," Ollie said. "Boat was outstanding today, made the game easy. Making the pull ups, not making the game difficult. (He had) a five to one assist to turnover ratio, and Bazz gets eight assists and three turnovers."
Opposing view
Maine coach Ted Woodward
On how to be a major program:
"You almost have to play flawless basketball when you're playing against a team that's in the top 20. You can't have turnovers that lead to dunks, which happens often. You have to really make sure that on the offensive end you try to be patient enough to get the type of shot that you want.
"Against a team of this level you almost have to play a flawless game. The way to do that is really by valuing every single possession.
On UConn's 3-point shooting:
"We really wanted to keep them away from the rim, keep them away from the deep paint, and hope that we would challenge enough 3s that they weren't going to get comfortable. Obviously, they were very comfortable and they did a really good job with it."


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February 12, 2013
The Next Pope Should Not Abdicate
Ross Douthat, New York Times
During his pontificate and the years of influence that preceded it, Benedict XVI was often stereotyped as an arch-traditionalist, but his next-to-unprecedented decision to abdicate the papal throne may be one of the most striking concessions to modernity a recent pope has made. His statement of resignation basically acknowledges as much, citing the realities of "today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken by questions of deep relevance for the life of faith" as a particular reason why greater "strength of mind and body" than he now possesses is required of the successor to Saint Peter. These lines are an implicit nod not only to the particular challenges facing his pontificate, but also to the vast changes that mass media and global travel have...
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Seward charter fishing boat captain Skip Massey has an easy answer for why he's opened the past four seasons with a boatload of nonpaying clients.
"Because it's an awful lot of fun," said Massey, a former Marine who was one of dozens of Seward captains who volunteered their boats for the Annual Armed Services Combat Fishing Derby held May 23.
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"I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in the darkness, the astonishing light of your own being." ~Hafiz
It's funny. I have heard Sue Bryce mention this quote countless times since I started her course, 28 Days with Sue Bryce, which, p.s., is a phenomenal experience. When I first heard it, I thought it sounded really inspirational, but I never connected with it personally, until this very moment.
Over the past few days I have been reading a book (one of Sue's suggested reads) called, "There's nothing wrong with you," by Cheri Huber. I've always known I was my own worst enemy, but until I started reading this book, I didn't really realize how much I have been hurting myself. It's funny. I'm 31 years old and have never actually loved, or even liked myself. Wow. That's big to admit to the entire world wide web. But it's true. Correction. It was true.
So why tell you about this? What's the point? The point, my friend, is that I don't want to see other young girls, or any woman for that matter, suffer through their entire life beating themselves up and/or not loving every inch of their being.
And what does this have to do with photography? Well, everything. When I take a picture of someone, I am capturing the awe of the beauty before me. A moment that was and always will be honest and beautiful. A single, defining moment to show each woman and girl "the astonishing light of [her] own being."
"I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in the darkness, the astonishing light of your own being." ~Hafiz
We each have such wonderful, beautiful light living within us. I want to capture that light and illuminate it in a photograph that will shine forever.
As women, we don't have to know everything, have everything, be everything. We, quite simply, just have to be.


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