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Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday,
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Glenis Pearson - Treasurer
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Tax notices are sent from the Treasurer's Office prior to November 1st of each
year. The tax assessment is for twelve months, January 1st through December
31st, covering the calendar year in which the notice is sent. The tax notice will be
mailed to the Recorded Owner as of January 1st of that year.
The tax notice will set out the aggregate amount of taxes to be paid for state,
county, school, city and any other taxing unit. For any property upon which a tax
delinquency exists the tax notice will be marked "Back taxes DELINQUENT from
prior years".
Property taxes are to be paid directly to the Treasurer by mail or in person.
The tax stub or an identifying number should accompany the payment. The
Treasurer is not responsible for an individual paying on the wrong account.
Prepayment coupons are provided as a convenient means of prepaying property taxes.
This is not a requirement nor are there any penalties attached for missed or
late prepayments. The prepayment booklet contains nine coupons and will NOT
pay the current year tax in full. The final payment will be your tax
notice. Coupon payment amounts are based on the
PREVIOUS year's tax amount.
Coupons are not required if you choose to make prepayments throughout the year.
Your payment can be processed as long as it is for a minimum of $10.00 and you
have provided us with a valid parcel number. However, all prior years' taxes
must be paid before current prepayments will be applied.
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All taxes unpaid or postmarked after November 30 of each year following the
date of levy, are delinquent (unless November 30 falls on a weekend, then the
delinquent date would be the first business day following November 30).
For each parcel, all delinquent taxes are subject to a penalty of 2.5% or
$10.00 whichever is greater. The penalty will be reduced to the greater of
1% or $10.00 if all delinquent taxes and the 1% penalty are paid on or
before January 31. If tax and penalty are not paid by January 31, the
amount of taxes and penalty shall bear interest at the rate of 6% over the
"Federal Discount Rate" that exists on January 1 following the date of
delinquency. Interest will also be calculated retroactive to January 1.
According to State statute, interest must be at least 7% but not more than 10%.
A tax upon real property is a lien against the property assessed. A tax due of
improvements upon real property assessed to a person other than the owner of the
real property is a lien upon the property and improvements. These liens attach
as of January 1st of each year.
Property liens not paid prior to a lapse of four years from the date of lien is
subject to an "Auditor Tax Sale". An Auditor Tax Sale will be held each year in
May or June.
Property may be redeemed at any time prior to the tax sale. A person can redeem
property by paying to the County Treasurer all delinquent taxes, interest,
penalties, and administrative costs that have accrued on the property.
At any time prior to expiration of the redemption period partial payments can be
against the lien. Payments will be applied in the following order: Interest and
against the tax of the most current year, tax on the most current year and so on
until the
full amount of delinquent taxes, penalties, and interest are paid.
If you move and do not notify the Treasurer's office of your new address you
may not receive
your tax notice(s). Although we may receive changes from the post office after a
forwarding may already have expired. Addresses sent to us by the post office are
always readable or correct. It is the taxpayer's responsibility to see that the correct address
is always on file. IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR NOTICE BY NOVEMBER 1,
If your deed was not filed with the Recorder prior to the cut off date, the tax
notice will be
sent to the seller of the property with a notation to send on to the new buyer. Sellers do not
always send the notice on.
If the recorded document does not have an address or has an incomplete address
you may
not receive your notice. If your recorded document does not initiate a correct
chain of title
the name of record and address will not be changed by the Recorder's Office.
It is the taxpayer's responsibility to see that they receive all of their tax
Check your descriptions and acreage, be sure they all add up. If you have a
question, call
us at 435-587-3237, Ext 2.
It is the responsibility of the Treasurer to collect the taxes as they are
charged. We do not
assess values (see Assessor's duties) or set tax rates (see Clerk/Auditor's duties). We
cannot make adjustments or relieve taxes (see Board of Adjustments - County Commission).
The following abatements are available: Circuit Breaker, Low Income, Hardship,
Blind, Disability and Widow or Widower.
Contact the Clerk/Auditor's Office at 435-587-3223, Ext 1 for eligibility criteria and
Tax Assessment Rolls are a permanent record and are open to the public for
These records are on microfilm in the Records Retention Department. You may
these records on your own at a cost of $2.00 per page for copies. If you require
us to do
the research, $10.00 per hour plus $2.00 per page will be charged.
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P.O. Box 817
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Tags: Etsy, Floydfest, Jewelry, running, Spinning, Swimming
The last week, I was basically without internet.
How scary is that?!?! Most people today…would be terrified of such things…but I'm about to do it again so I thought I should post now, while I'm still connected!
The last week or so I was house sitting at one of my favorite places in the world. I spent some time relaxing, reading and doing a little hiking and running.
I'm back home now, in my own bed, which I have missed OH so much. Let me tell you, I love that bed so much. I'm already excited to go to bed tonight!!!
Today I did a mini-tri! Haha. I did 2/3 of a sprint tri at the gym. I did 3 miles on the treadmill with the last mile at a 9:16 pace which is AWESOME for me. Then I swam a 400 in the pool. It was a pretty solid workout. Maybe once I'm done with my traveling and such I can do my own little sprint tri at the gym. Haha.
So this weekend I will be volunteering at Floydfest!!!! I am SO excited. Floydfest is a music/art/food festival in Floyd, VA. My FAVORITE band of all-time, Old Crow Medicine Show, is playing Saturday night and I cannot WAIT!!!!
Since I'm volunteering I get to go to the campsite early, get a good location, and unpack all my gear before the masses arrive. I need to be packing my gear up right now but I think it'll have to wait until tomorrow. Today I've been hard at work on another project…of which I am OH so pleased to present to you………
For those of you not familiar with Etsy, it's an online selling site for independent artists, crafters, knitters, spinners, antique junkies, etc!
I launched my Etsy store today at http://www.etsy.com/shop/PinkCowgirl so please come visit my lovely, lovely store!! It's just jewelry right now, but eventually there will be some fibery goodness.
Speaking of fibery goodness, I got to spin on a wheel yesterday for the first time!!!!! Let me tell you, spinning wheels are a LOT harder than they look to operate. You aren't just sitting there passively….you're doing WORK. You have to pay attention. SO fun.
****Back on track****
So. Etsy. I'm so excited about my store. I'm not trying to make it in to a full time business, but just a hobby. Just to amuse myself. If you do click over, please let me know what you think! Any and all suggestions are welcome, either about the shop logo, or my jewelry in general!
Here are some pictures of the pieces in the store, including my absolute favorite piece!
And the piece de resistance!
Well, that's my Etsy! Hope you enjoyed! I'll be back after Floydfest with plenty of pictures for your viewing enjoyment!!!
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Abby Martin Breaks the Set on US Foreign Policy, Palestinian Statehood, Jimmy Carter and the erosion of the rule of law.
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EPISODE BREAKDOWN: On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin returns from her trip to Haiti and goes over her interview with former US President Jimmy Carter and their discussion about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the erosion of the rule of law in the US. Abby then speaks to William Blum, Historian and Author of 'America's Deadliest Export: Democracy' speaking about the history of US interventionism around the world and the brainwashing of America.
Former US President Carter slams drone attacks
WASHINGTON – Former US President Jimmy Carter has slammed American drone strikes in other countries, stating that killing civilians in such attacks would infact nurture terrorism.
"I personally think we do more harm than good by having our drones attack some potential terrorists who have not been tried or proven that they are guilty," Carter said in an interview with Russia Today.
"But in the meantime, the drone attacks also kill women and children, sometimes in weddings… so this is the kind of thing we should correct," he added. Carter, who served as US President from 1976 to 1980, also criticized incumbent American policy makers for violating the country's "long-standing policy" of "preserving the privacy of US citizens." "We now pass laws that permit eavesdropping on private phone calls and private communication," he noted, explaining that in the past, in order to do that, the government had to obtain a court ruling that proved the nation's national security was at risk, "which was very rare, but now it's done all over America."
"We need to back off [and] restore basic human rights as spelled out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights," he stated.
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First Look: Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive
Being one of our favourite filmmakers of ALL TIME, it would be a gross understatement to say that we're "eagerly awaiting" Jim Jarmusch's latest film, the dramatically titled Only Lovers Left Alive. At the very least, we're DYING to see this movie. There, we said it.
The legendary director of Down By Law, Mystery Train and Ghost Dog: the Way of the Samurai is currently unveiling his vamp horror-romance at Cannes, along with stars Tilda Swinton, Tom Hiddleston and Mia Wasikowska.
Here's some more info on the story:
Set against the romantic desolation of Detroit and Tangier, an underground musician, deeply depressed by the direction of human activities, reunites with his resilient and enigmatic lover. Their love story has already endured several centuries at least, but their debauched idyll is soon disrupted by her wild and uncontrollable younger sister. Can these wise but fragile outsiders continue to survive as the modern world collapses around them?
We must admit, when we first heard the director was making a vamp movie we were somewhat taken aback. "Jim Jarmusch does Twilight?!" But then we thought: this is Jim Jarmusch, he can work in any genre he damn well likes – be it the western (Dead Man), the samurai flick (Ghost Dog), the prison break movie (Down By Law), the mafia movie (again Ghost Dog). Whatever genre he's working in, though, you can be sure he'll turn it on its head and shake it in every way imaginable.
Get a load of these new pics from the film, featuring the barely recognisable aforementioned stars...
Jim has also released a director's statement, via The Playlist, which goes a little something like this...
'Only Lovers Left Alive' is an unconventional love story between a man and a woman, Adam and Eve. (My script was partially inspired by the last book published by Mark Twain: The Diaries of Adam and Eve -- though no direct reference to the book is made other than the character's names.) These two lovers are archetypal outsiders, classic bohemians, extremely intelligent and sophisticated -- yet still in full possession of their animal instincts. They have traveled the world and experienced many remarkable things, always inhabiting the shadowed margins of society. And, like their own love story, their particular perspective on human history spans centuries -- because they happen to be vampires.
But this is not your usual vampire story. Set in the very distinct cities of Detroit and Tangier, and taking place almost entirely at night, Adam and Eve must have human blood to survive. But they now live in the world of the 21st century where biting the neck of a stranger would be reckless and regressive -- for survival, they must be certain the blood that sustains them is pure and free of disease or contamination. And, almost like shadows, they have learned long ago to deftly avoid the attention of any authorities. For our fi lm, the vampire is a resonant metaphor -- a way to frame the deeper intentions of the story. This is a love story, but also the story of two exceptional outsiders who, given their unusual circumstances, have a vast overview of human and natural history, including stunning achievements and tragic and brutal failures. Adam and Eve are themselves metaphors for the present state of human life -- they are fragile and endangered, susceptible to natural forces, and to the shortsighted behavior of those in power.
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I couldn't wait to share this email that I got from Kirsty Hall. With her permission . . .
This email shows that Kirsty is human (she messed up, she admits it, and she's embarrassed). The title line "Er, I think I messed up" is catchy and humble.
Kirsty also apologized.
Then she explains that you're going to have to do some work to stay on her list:
I love the line "I'm not going to promise that I'll never email you again because hey, I might know you in real life and need to invite you to my birthday party or something."
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Terrific letter.
If anyone were to ask me how to make this a stronger letter, I might have put an offer to resubscribe even before the apology — at the very top — in bold. And added bold text to key areas to make them stand out more — especially the part about just having 1 week to act.
The subject line was "Do you actually want to be on my email list?" is okay, but "Er, I think I messed up" might have been even stronger. Or "Would you like to keep hearing from me?" Or "3 Sept deadline for staying on my email list." I think it's the word "actually" that got in my way. Thoughts on this? (I just finished an article on subject lines, so I'm tuned in to how difficult they are to get right.)
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A grassroots campaign to bring US troops back from Iraq has found little support in America's military heartland, reports Caroline Overington in New York.
If you had to pick the ideal place to hold an anti-war rally, the town of Fayetteville in North Carolina would not be it.
Fayetteville is home to the Fort Bragg military base. Almost everybody there knows somebody who is fighting in Iraq.
That is why the people behind a new campaign, called Bring Them Home Now, decided that Fayetteville was the perfect place to launch their website, which is designed to encourage Americans to join a grassroots movement, like the one that sprang up during the Vietnam War, to force the Bush Administration to end the war in Iraq.
The people of Fayetteville, many of whom are serving in the military, or married to somebody who is, apparently did not agree. Only 12 people turned up to last week's launch.
Organisers were disappointed because recent reports suggested that military families in the US were growing weary of the war. Some had gone on television to complain that the battle was waged under false pretences. Others complained that US troops - especially those who were in Afghanistan, and who are now in Iraq - had been away from home too long.
But Meredith Leyva, a military wife, and author of Married to the Military: A Survival Guide, said the frustration felt in many military homes could not be translated into support for groups like Bring Them Home Now.
"Most of the families I know say they support the war, and the foreign policy ideas behind it. What we are complaining about is the burden put on soldiers. There aren't enough of them, so the fighting is left to a few. Some of them have only been home for one out of the last three years."
The military editor of the Fayetteville Observer, Henry Cunningham, agreed that many local families were having a difficult time.
"It might be because 60 per cent of the troops are married, and many have young children, and when you have deployment after deployment, people get dismayed," he said. But Mr Cunningham did not think that anti-war sentiment was growing in Fayetteville.
Charley Richardson, whose son returned from Iraq in May, said that he joined the group after no weapons of mass destruction were found, leaving him to wonder why his son had risked his life.
Mr Richardson said the group's website received many supportive emails, and plenty of others accusing them of giving comfort to the enemy.
Pentagon spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Jim Cassella said Bring Them Home Now was out of step with the vast majority of service members, families and veterans "who clearly understand that we can fight and win the global war on terrorism in places like Iraq, or we can lose it in the streets of America".
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Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - June 5, 1890, Trenton, New Jersey J YOU VIII. NO. I'KKNTON, THUH8DAY AUTKKNOON, JUNK 5, 1890. TWO CKN'18 VIC I IMS OF A CYCLONE. A Nebraska I own Wiped Out of Existence 'lENRIIIlK VM> MVM INJUIED II 1 (iiuh in tlu 1'liue Th it 1 stalled itliinl Irnuj to OIJL 01 More m (he List Is Mlraou ill IS! M Neb June i This town of four Di me hundre 1 inhabitants was laid waste a lone which struck it about 8.WVU He irl) el cry house in tow n w s demolished and nothing re mains hut i mass ctf luins aud roofless walls peisons were killed and Q score or nn re injuietl Ibe wind wiis accompanied by a deluge of run and a stunning fusillade of bail Almost before the frightened Inhabitants had time to realise the nature of their mis fortune thev found themselves in the street aud their houses reduced to a shape less miss of nuns Ihe business part oi the town is nothing but a pile of kindling wood not one store being left standing Ever) lu the hamlet is in ruins, onlv- i M ills remaining and these without1 toofs 1 he scenes enacted after the wind had subsided tie bcvond description In ever) house in toun somibod) was either killed orwouultd V hospital is at once mi provided in a loofless barn and the dead and wounded were taken there The killed and injured aie The Klllinl and Injured. John Miller Child of J Bromscy 'ft ife nnd child of Isaac Denner Child of Mr Chapin two inembeis of Ml Shaw s family ife nnd child of -Mr Minke Mi Minke s hired man, name unknown Mr Shaw f uher of Tohu Shaw, is miss did is supposed to have been killed A Brumsev broken arm Mis J A Bnimsej and two the wife and familv of Mr Ctitsliaw Mrs M M ilhiims an unknown emigrant, who was taken up and dashed against an ele- vators side will die Nellie Dorsey Mr and Mrs John Miller Alexander Miller and Ins entire fumilv.Dr Moore, Mr and Mrs keisir Mr uml Mrb J H Babcock and then thiee children Willie Chapiu, P M and I C Colbj H N Cook W illie Heath Mrs lliomas Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs Ch ipm Isa ic Pinner Mr and Mrs W illi inison, Professor McDermott, R D Logun and manj others Eight are said to bo iiiortalh wounded lieiglit Cars luisted Like Empfy Boxes The B and M depot was destroyed and tclcantph iv lies are down Freight cars vveie bloun and twisted about as though they were imptv paper The prairie around is strewn with dead hogs and frig iiei s of buildings Ihe exact extent of ti su mi in the surrounding countv is not ki vn it U is writing The Russian set- tit i fit so ith of here is destiojed, also the i et- of Hiini Morrison, D Chicken i HI il Kni h Mnetv hogs anel one horse feunil in ugiocerj cellar It v h niscs are left m the extreme vv t n part of the v but thev are ni t v ndons and doors and their con i u it sriUcieti broadcast over the I i Ml II c cars standing on the rail i i it iv we ie blown away except one Mil stuck which wiis blovvn with- t l n mi the ti ick, to ork, a distance i n e inih s M ill I Iowa i i 1 with heavy rains i s i nimht (j teat damage was m I I n i n s vti il towns in Pottawat- t i nut Mi squito creek, which 1 1 null tht towns suddenly over t l i I nils At Underwood about i HSU' n res were w recked, and as n i i MI -i Hiideud homeless Five i les ii v in 1 1' it i ut of town traversed by 1 1 i 1 ii MI mil Rock Island roads is i mi hid iiiidtr htteen feet of water No sv tie iost but there were many very i 11 ow ipes by residents of the flooded i icN At eston the creek over- and tht otv was flooded to a depth ei i t- ftet throughout Thirteen houses wer v ru t cd inel hftv more or less dam- 1 W iter flooded the town of Persia ti elect Ihe creek at this point was one a id a half miles wide and the current ton.: Tour houses were wrecked No ti mis ire running on the Milwaukee and Island roads The about Ad ur was the worst ever known tlftte iiimf'iwis of and cattle were drowiied or kilU.il In lightning, and one Blclhun was lost Troops Ordered Out. lot K, Neb June 5 9 30 yesterday r apt Lundeen received a message fnm Governor Thajer ordering him to re- pi 1 1 eomp inj A to the mayor of York }l i (i lunis ordered the company to Bta Ishnw, whew it will remain on duty till oruer is bronsht out of. the chaos which now mgns thereAThe injured have been 1 mm e 1 to ork bjTtpecial train ilu rtlief pnrtv vvltjeh left for Bradshaw V> tdm-sdaj night arrived here yesterday Ihe party found it scene of honor that w irds tinnot pwraj There was not a bnilding fit for omipancy, every oneljeing roolless On account of the ram, fires for cookm" could not be built There is tha utmost need for immediate and efficient relief m the shape of food and shelter A Newspaper Ilnlliling Struck. Nnv YORK, Tune Atiout 940 last a thunderbolt broke just over The Commeicial A'lvertisor building at the southwest corner of Nassau and Fulton slit etc, sending a column of flame dowu t le corn r of the building, across Nassau street and sinking the Site pnmp just in of the Raub building The building wis not d imaged Killed by Lightning. Cuio Mull June Four farmers while cleaning n horse were struck by liioil.nng Ihe two killed were Edward Goofichild and V> ilbain Holmes The in- jured were Matthtw Ringle and S N laggett The injured men w ill recover THE NEWS IN BRIEF Irish flum the Carefully Culleil J Tf Ibiirlu nf J limber Whvland Co whtilesale writers New dud -udilinh f "puplcxj Ihtlmtcl Piesl jlirmns in sr-sit n at Buffalo pttition the president fi i a ill- tlnet aiknuuli nt if hr st as the Mil re me i tilt i t t I he Mat] n in the thaukb ing pi lanuttlun Beinartl Heinv a life convict in the Juliet (Ills i pi s n fell dead fiom JO) ou tint Inthi Itnienc) he w oultl leu lea-ed i u Oi t iber 1h00e) soiereigns much to the surprise of turfmen who ha 1 considered Surcfoot a sure winner the odds bi ing 2 to 1 on the favorite Li Nord was second and Orwel third Surefoot finished a head behinc Orwell The his issued a ukise ordering the ahmdonnuut of Russusauti lewish policy foi one 5 ear 'ihe tri il of thirt) three brigands has begun at Higona It'll) 1 ich is charge( with wiggles lie murder and robber) fnc thousand children took part in the annti il Sunda) school parade at Brook lyn Max ludd, of St Louis, defeated J W Show liter of K> at the foimer place thirebj winning the chess championship of the L lilted States THE DANCE OF DEATH Terrible Seem In a Hull llooiu, Caused 05 1- Lamps BFRLIN June During the progress of a ball at Arnstadt i chandelier containing a number of filled with petroleum fell to the flooi in the midst of a crowd of dancers ihe b m[ s exploded scattering the burning oil over the terrified men and women m that pirt of the hall and a hor Tible scene ensued Shrieking women with their garments blazing, ran in all dnections defying the efforts of friends to extinguish the flames and many vv ere thrown with violence born of despeiation to the floor, and held while their binning clothing was teirn from them 'Iwo ladies ran into the open air and were burned to death before pursuing friends could overtake and relieve them Thirteen others were seriously burned, and it it> ihoueht that some of them cannot survive their injuries Ttie Mohonk Conference. LAKF MOHONK N June the negro confeience tht follow ing officers were elected President, R B Hajes Ohio sec retarj Rev A H Bradford, New Jersey, treasurer, D L C Earner, New York The organization is known as the Mohonk Conferene e for the W elfare ducation and Chriptianization of the Colored People of the United States Among the speakers yesterday afternoon were ex President Hajes, Judge Tourgee President Games, Eastman College of Ponghkeepsie and Professor Hutchmson, Buldle university All of the speakers referred to the neces- sity of industrial education as a means for the development of the negro character The convention will lemam m session to- day aud ta mot row The Arcnnuin MILWAUKLF, Wis, June 5 thir teenth annual session of the feupreme council of the Rojal Arcanum of the United States and Canada convened in this city jesterdav Supreme Regent Hon L R Watts, of Virginia, presiding The report of the supreme secretary showed a membership of 97 an increase of during the p lit year ihe uniformed rank paraded in the afternoon, and a grand re- ception and concert was tendered the visit- ors at Schhtz paik in the evening Krnploj erg Refuse Arbitration. June planing mill Owuers have sent a letter to the state board of arbitration, which convened here to settle the mill hands strike, stating that they have nothing which they desire to ar- bitrate, as they are firmly determined not to grant any part of the demands made by their emploj es 1 lie strike situation is nn changed, nearly 850 men being out and hopeful of winning Dismembered by a Train. SV.KACISE, N Y, June Hop- pin started from Jamesville yesterday to see Torepaugh's circus While walking on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad tracks he was struck by an engine and killed Both anus and both legs were cutoff 'Ihe engine was throwu down an embankment Engineer Ross and his fire- man jumped and saved themselves Matnn'a Democratic Candidate. AUGISTA, Me June 5 W Hill, of Exeter, the Democratic nominee for goveinor, is 6fl jears old He is extensively Interested in farming and is a director in the Maine Central and other railroad com- panies He WRS a member of the legis- lature in 1679 and a state senator in 1882 Will Probably LOM Hmitl. NKH June 5 W G Comatock, assistant in chemistiy at Yale, while experimenting m the laboratory at the scientific school, burned his hand with a preparation, the heat of which is reck- oned at 500 (legs Fahrenheit The hand will probably have to be amputated A Fast Ho.se Killed. PLAIM IFI D, N J, June 5 a se vere storm here last evening an eloctrlo light HIM was knocked down and struck and kilUd a fast horse owned by John Uh i- Ilei which was being driven In from the orpnnfi arc ntroiifztbenortby tho me of Av T n f horrv Tectornl itinlM-ol No Imitation is as good US the tawyern, nlj rt-rn, nctorn nnel public speakers Hlrci1 Root Beer. Some dealers flnd thin preparation tho mont pflectlve rem., recommend Imitations for the larger profits for irritation and weakness oc the throat they yield What a delicious drink Hires' and lungs, and for all affections of the vocal, Boot Beer Packages make. EMPLOYED I ODD MURDER A Conspiracy Which Excites Newcastle FIFUtN rOU A LIIE That Is the Prlte Mrs Kimlolph Was VVillinB to Pay to Huve Hanker P FolU 'Removed lives Heard the Ilargaln r w c Pa June 5 great sen sationvvas created here yesterday by the arrest of Mrs Randolph, who is charged with having conspired to murder Bankei P lolti Ihe woman who is beat known as. Mis McGinty, a business of illegal medical practice, aiid, after car- rv ing on her nefarious trade for tvv elve oi fifteen years she was finally convicted and sentenced to tno 5 ears in the penitentiary When she vv as released, three j ears ago, she started a little store in the suburb known as Rhmetowu on the west side, and that was her occupation when ar rebteel Samuel Kissinger is a well known char acter He was sent to penitentiary about fourteen jears ago for being impli cateel m the >esbit robber} near Mount Jackson A fewjeirsago he purchased the McKmlej faun und now runs a milk dairy She tinted a Man of Neive ilham P Toto is president of the First National bnuk About a month ago Mrs McGinty cautiously approached Kissinger and told him there was big money in a Job she had on hand providing he had-nerve enough to do the work She finally told him he was to make away with Mr Foltz The next morning Kissiuger came over to town for the purpose of telling of the oc currence to William M Brown Mr Foltz's brother in law Mr Brown was absent from Wie city and feeling that he must, as he SUNS tell somebody, he disclosed the matter to Dr John McKiHley not rev eal ing however the name of Mrs McGinty Mr McKmley advised him to go direct to Foltz and acquaint him of the conversa- tion He did so but Mr Foltj treated the matter as a trifling joke, and Kissinger re- fused to tell him the name of the person desirous of having him mnrdereel The matter worried Mr Foltz more than hs cared to admit however, and he went to Mayor Brow n and employed him and De- tectiv e Marshall to probe the thing Detectives Heard Bargain. Detectiv es Marshall and Brown went to work 'I hey first found that person wishing to employ Kissinger was the Me Ginty woman In order to bring out de- velopments they had Kissinger stand in with them and at the time negotiate with Mrs Mctjinty for the commission of the crime eral meetings w ere had by appointment, and at each of these Marshall and Brown were hidden in the room and heard the conversation The last rendezvous was on Monday night, when final arrangements were made for the killing The price of the Job was flnallv fixed at 500 and Mrs McGinty, who had intimated all along that a third person was furnishing the money, said she would be ready to pay it over in ten days In none of the arrangements did she npaert that she had any vengeance to wreak upon Mr Foltz The details of this bargain were beard by both Marshall and Brown, who not ten feet ay from the speakefs She Sajs It Was a Joke A warrant was issued by Mayor Brown charging Mrs McGinty with conspiracy, and the arrest was made by Detective Marshall Vr hen arrested and confronted with the enormity of the crime, she laughed at the idei of there being any harm in tended She said she was drawing Kiss inger on to see how far he would go and that she only mentioned Foltz because his was the first name that popped into her head She laughed at the idea that she was m earnast when offering Kissinger the bribe For three weeks the detectiv es have shadowed the McGinty house day and night m the hope of finding the mysterious third person What they learned they are not yet ready to divulge 1 he arrest has caused more excitement than anything that has happened here m years, and all other matters have given way to a discussion of the conspiracy Many theories are ad vanced, the most prevalent one being that the McGmty woman is either an imbecile, a crank, or else desired to put Kissinger to a test She has employed John G Me- Conahay as her attorney, and, if thought necessary, the plea of insanity will be set up The woman is 65 years old, and wnf a cook on the Erie canal thirty years ago THE BASEBALL WORLD Busi il lla- 1 i k M (I I I i o i o o o o i s 1 rk 14 B st j limit 1 1 1- 9 0 4 I in 1 it an 1 Miir( 1} 0251 0 0 2 i 1 i 1' 6 i Ui klyn Halt 1 r ru r, mid vlttml Hill r n ill I. 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I I) ilTnl Milk Muul mil I ill U (I ic tin V (levplnil Ha InU llui ni, Clue ino I Uiuli ami Ii )le Bill tlv uii 040030 002000 n PlttsburK K Baturits II Attinduei 00100) 000010 10 Clevplan 1 i 1 C Ball r tsnlilUte ut 00 CI-" 0 1 t lirers Kute alii) 41. 000-4 000 I 4 hnors Uiirsli u 1 liinm U Niitloiml League In IS( llnlik r u sonsi I II MHIM -Ii it river 1 v 1 hi tinned skill Idrntilii I n nn Blot hi is I in HIII) and harlt I 4 in 1 i vi irs risputlvt h 1 I'ktr i -In irntenr Ii "in I in tin i[ II nj. t 11 hkilt 11 in I tu hatM whit h il us ui i f llontl the i iv 1 1 in u th Nnip it barracks vver g 1 i l, I IPI.I Priiimrtliinn linn HIP stuke In During u dis pute 1 i K tinf ud ef Uus plait was liavi IK de Hoiighton s wife Iltnighltm in. jrtfrretl and Kmnford beat his 1 nuns out with a handspike Hum ford has been ant -ted Rcntmiln itid for a Ninth Term SriiiMinn Ills June 5 Thlr teeuth Di-liiel convention reuominutt d M Spritiger for run gress b) acclamation, for bn n "th Urui V s, Iluus) Demolished (insiiii In linn r Vcjelone passed m nr this phii i je-tirday afternoon A school li ISF three miles south was struck tin sttum mil nnplett ly demolished Ihe tint lit i Miss Mar) Smith was badly injui ul nuil in npil fatally injured Miss Smith nuiv p -silih reeovir Several farm hmtstsiuu! ninieiotis out buildings were bltm n 1 he number of people in- jured is est nn iti 1 at t t nt) The IntlijM (nmpHiiya latent Move Niw OniVNs June Shattuck, of al H noliei in the house that he 1- ith mtr timed bill providing fjfthc sul i i n It tht eh t tors of the stall an in i) linent the constitution by inseltlliK Hit! in in irtlcle on levees, schi ils 11 it It is )_ net il slllll U tl I I an 1 lotteries n !i isti d I hat this is s in i Ii Mi i bill some- Fired by the BBLVIDFRE, N J Tune 5 very severe thunder storm, with high wind, occurred last evening Lightning struck the War- ren bouse stables, and they were destroyed by flre, together with several other build ingw Ixw, Killed hi a Lightning Flash. PARK! SotiND, Ont June 5 a thunder stoim here last night the house of Joseph Mi bee was ntmok by lightning is 111 le lessie MeUet, m Killed by Exploding Metal PITTSBUBO, June afternoon a converting vessel at the Allegheny Besee- mer Steel works was upset and the out- pouring metal exploded by coming in con- tact with the wet bottom of the pit Four men working near burned, one, George Dales, fatally, another, Thomas Holland, probably fatally, and two, John Sagers and Martin Peters, seriously in jured The fuel pit man is said to have caused tlm accident by tipping the ladle too soon Fort n no Will Hake Legal Fight. NEW YORK, T Thomas Fortune, the well knowu colored editor, was refused a glass of beer in Trainer's saloon last night, and becoming noisy, was ejected and arrested He bail, and says he will sue Tramor undewthe civil rights act Mr Trainor claims that the refusal to sell a drink to Foitune was due to the fact that the man waa Intoxicated, and had no reference to his color. Mr. Hngiard'i Protcit. Lou DON, June H Rider Haggard, writing to an American publishing com- pany protesting against their mutilation of his novel says "Since the American legislature has hoisted the black flag it would be Quixotic not to flail there- under, but it would be courteous to pre- serve the reputation of foreign authors The Marquis Gets Three Monthi. PAMS, June 5 trial of the Marquis de Mores and the others attested with him for connection with the May day disorders ended in their conviction. The marquis was sentenced to three months' imprison- ment and the Anarchist Vallee to month in prison A Hundred Cattle Killed. Four DODGE, la, June 5 fast stock train on the Illinois Central railroad was completely wrecked by a washout near Axkley Mare than 100 head of cattle were killed TIM train men escaped uninjured. lent to Asylum, BOSTON, June J Holland, the Harvard student who stole bicycles, boots, Ac from the college buildings, has boon adjudged insane nnd sent to an asylum daughter was preatly troubled with Scromln, and nt ono time it wni feared she would loie her nlffht Ayer's Hnimpnrllla has completely restored hor health, and her eyes are an well anever. with nota trace of ncrorala In her.jatem." 0. King, KllUnjly, Conn. 5 1 0 0 1 3 1 S i-H llcli I) 000000006 1 is hits toliuulms 10 T ledo 0 krrorn Chnil ilk 1 I I 1 Hulerlcs Gastrigtil an I'M nn r Smith nud it I i -M le- I ns lilt 000010001-5 St I in- 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 b hit- L 5 St I nuis 9 I-11 rs I ill vill St I ms liuterios Kuinsej ai 1 VIuii) n 1 liret an t At Syrun-t3 bjracu-i ealli dat cud of iecoud Inning nn iiecoinit ul raiu Atlantic At Jirspj id-Jenny (Ut 15 Vtllmlnnton 10 Ha o I its J IBP) (it) 15 m Hi 1 tnrs Jcr-tl t) ilniiiiKUju H IJuttur ie- Tim rani Vliijhs and Cor iran At Haifa N w Haicn 3 Ni-uark 1 Ba-in hit- N n 4 Nt 5 Lirors Mav i 1 i ItatLeiles Horuerand i 1 Sul n in mil Duff) ircfster I Baltlmnrt 6 1 K W IP -l i a Ilafiimre. 7 Irrors r -ttr Billini re 4 Haiti rieb Burns and d ill naw inian an 1 r wnsen 1 it Ilattf rl Jlartfjrrt 4 Wammigton 1 Be.-t hits Ilaitf ii 8 Vi ashlugtt n 1 Lrrors Hartf ird 1 a Batteries Stall and Moore Li it aud Nlcholaii Preslij terlana Agalant Secret Socletlefl June the Reformed Preslii teiian church synod a report con deniiiingseirit societies wax debuted 'Ihe onlv objettion made was that it was not str )iig t noiixh and after Dr II H licorge, of Be tier I ills i'a Kev N R Johnson, of 0 ikl Hid C il and others had urged more decisive action, the report was adopted and a committee appointed to draft resolutions fuither militating the sense of the sv nod T A II of Ii presented the report on' IhtSabbith Professor I) B Willeon, ofAlleghtii) Pa the report on Domestic Missions and Kev J C K Milhgan the report on Sustt nt ition and Church Erec tion t lilted I'resbytirlanB Adjourn Bin lime Ihe liuttd Presby terian gt ntral assi mbly wonntl up itsbusi ness 5estcrduy und took its final adjourn inent at the conclusion of the afternoon session 1 he Rev George D Matthews, oi London I1 nglaud, delivered an Interesting address m behalf of the Pan Presbyterian alliance, and the fiafternal greetings of the Reformed chinch were convejed by the Rev Dr lalbot W Chambers of the Sab- bath Reform union 'Iho following appro prntions vveie made for the current year io htopt, WbWJO India, Home children, 300, miscellaneous, A Slunx Indian Graduate BOSTON June 5 class of 166 students recuved degries at the Boston university (Methodist) Saturdaj Among the grad nates in me die me w is Charles Alexander Eastnmu a bioux Indian, whose original name was Oluyesa, signifying a runner He was born in I8b2 on the Sioux reserva tion His father was the son of one of the Sioux chiefs and joined in the bioux out' 1m ak of 18ftJ He was wounded, captured and condemned to be hanged, but was re pnev ed by President Lincoln ArnantM nnd Hervlnns In Battle June bloody flght be tween Ainauts and Servians has taken place on the Si rv fan frontier The Otto- man nnd Servian governments have tele graphed ciders for an inquiry iuto the affair 'Ihe is informed that the Arn mts killed fifteen and wounded thirtj five t nristmns, robbed the dead and violated the women Peculiar In combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Barsapa- rilla possesses the curative value of the best known rcme- 1 1 _ JI _ dies of the vegetable IIOOU Vk.ln.gdom. Peculnr In Its strength and economy, Hood's Barsipirllli is the only medicine of which can In ly I e said, One Hundred Doses One Dol- I w Peculiar In Its medicinal merits, Hood's Sanjap.irilla accomplishes cures hitherto un- known, the title of "The greatest blood purifier ever discovered Peculiar In lt( "good at there is more of Hood's parllla sold In Lowell than of other blood pnrluers. Peculiar In Its phenomenal f i -j-Wlestbroaa vCilllclrpreparatlon record of no other ever attained so rapidly nor so steadfastly the confidence of an clmses of people. Peculiar In the ulilch It rejuesents, Hood's BarsapariUs, com- bines all the knowledge which modem research f _ ln science has I V I lOCII dereloped, with many years practical experience In preparing medicines. Be sun to jet only Hood's Sarsapftrii.a Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder High- est of all in leavening strength U 8 Gov- ernment Eeport, Angnst 17, 1889 CAMERA'S GENERAL IONEET, iT U to. Superfine Cream Chocolates a specialty An immense assortment of Cachons, Lozen- ges, Drops, Congh Candies, Nut Candles, Car- amels, Mutntes, Fenny Goods, Turkish Candies, French reams, French Glaces, etc Prices moderate 205 SOUTH BEOAD STEEjtr, NEXT TO BEOAD bTEEET BANK ANGFT.O CAMERA, PBOP. l be latest novelties ont in and Children s fast-colored, boot quality hose, among which pleaee note following famftns, absolutely fast dyes The T S F the Star, the Daisy and Gloria Dye, which chal- lenges the whole world for equal in qnality and extremely low prices 'Ihe reduced prices are 20 und 25c and upwards Onr next novelty are new styles Jnst out in Children's Hats and Caps, to which we pay especial study, and always had the name of selecting assortment of Infants' and Children's Caps and Handsome Hata reduced to 2Bc. and upwards Fans I Fans 1 Fans I All styles made, along with Bnck- lea, Pocket-books, Corsets fine Cam brio Underwear, Ganze Underwear, Ribbons, Gloves of every deacrlp- tion, Mitts, Parasols and fine Umbrellas it oar grand specially. We only the veiy beat made Parieols and fan Umbrellas, along with Umbrellas, and are daily receiving new styles lower than truly city prices Look at them Call and be convinced. DEHI5Y IN THE CITY, ._i jc Youinann' Celebrated Stylee now on Sale IHllililNS, IIATl 15 State Stioot. HAD "Jills MAN Bought bit tht AMERICAN AND TAIIOKINO 00, wonld not how mnch wind whutltd thioagh hin clothing tht Mtn, Boyi und Childm itith tht hut TAILOR-MADE CLOIHIN6 At mnch tkia pnc" Oar giijt Itkdtn HAMPI.F OVERCOATS for 99, worth oar BAMPf.F yuillS, worth for Httdqautat for Knu BoiU md CLOTHING MADE It) OKDEK. P-mtmbtr, oan it tkt but htutt in coantxy dfl nltb, wuit nght to J A JN STKAVAltT IHJ8INKS8 8 KMl Cor. warren 8t HAMMOND T- COM- Rquipt YOUNG LADIES GFNllFMhH br IMMKnlAfK HEBVIOK in COtJN UNO-BOOM KJJUCATOKS, AKE CAPAKT.K, NO SMAl'lEHINO, NO NON-E88ENTIAM, NO NON8FN82 in its COURHi, OF TRAINING Modern Methods, 8nccMaful TiKhmg, Individnil Attention, Satis- factory Program, The Shorthand Department Offers the very best facilities for acquiring (kill to Stnography RAPID AND PHOGREfif Morning, AfUrnoon H'lHM BFOIN8 01- ad. address THOMAfl J Pninuu-Ar., Box N. J IO mid 12 fonth Greene Street. LOOK OUT FOR MRGAW We have purchased the store North of us and intend to build on the two lots I lie liticsl Sloro in ircnlon! Wt must rid of our stock to do thin, tbtnfon, RHADY-MADIi CLOTHING! i j l v I i c 1 i i: i MERCHANT BB 8r-A.uOHj.MKnii. OPPOSllJs ClrV HALL. The Real Estate, Safe Deposit, l rust and Investment Co., 1KKNTON, K. J. a general banking bnslnaj. 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At Harvest Moon Cafe in Sonoma, California, Nick and Jen Demarest prepare simple food with a Mediterranean bent. Jen, who creates the desserts, uses a food processor to make this lemony, cinnamon-laced ice milk for her nod to Italian affogato—espresso over ice cream. Desserts like this earn raves from the locals, including revered author Paula Wolfert.
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- Servings: 6 Tall Servings
- 3 cups whole milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar
- Zest strips from 1 lemon, removed with a vegetable peeler
- 1 cinnamon stick, broken
- 4 large egg whites, at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup strong-brewed espresso, chilled
- Whipped cream and ground cinnamon, for serving
How to make this recipe
In a medium saucepan, combine the milk and the heavy cream with 3/4 cup of the sugar. Add the lemon zest and broken cinnamon stick and bring to a simmer. Cover and let the milk mixture stand off the heat for 30 minutes.
Strain the milk mixture into a bowl. Set the bowl in an ice water bath and stir occasionally until chilled. Pour the milk mixture into a 9-by-13-inch glass dish.
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Cut the ice milk into 2-inch squares. Using a sturdy spatula, transfer half of the squares to a food processor. Process until completely smooth, scraping down the sides of the bowl. Scrape the smooth ice milk into a bowl and freeze. Repeat with the remaining squares of ice milk. Freeze the ice milk until it is firm but not solid, about 30 minutes.
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BUTTE, Mont. - Butte-Silver Bow Chief Executive Matt Vincent said the city will continue to work with Butte Local Development Corporation despite a new report that says the city should seriously reconsider the agreement.
The recommendation comes from the Butte-Silver Bow Economic Development Committee. The committee was tasked with finding ways to improve how Butte-Silver Bow manages economic development and review money spent.
Other recommendations included more accountability and evaluation of money and grants, as well as to create an ordinance or resolution for future spending from the redevelopment trust.
Vincent said he was troubled when he saw stores, restaurants and hotels closing their over the past year.
"There was a lot of concern out there in the community. Rightfully so -- where are we headed economically?" said Vincent.
The city and county were moving in the wrong direction economically. To figure out what was going on, Vincent created a six-person committee.
"It was really important for us to take a good, critical look at how we spend our taxpayers' money and time on economic development," said Vincent.
One of the recommendations is to critically reconsider the contract with Butte Local Development Corporation.
BLDC manages the county's loan funds, the Council of Economic Development, Urban Revitalization Agency and the Tax Improvement Financing District. It's a total of $76,000 in contracts, the BLDC also gets $15,000 in loan fees from the city. It's the largest contract of all the city's economic development groups.
"We want to work with them. We want to continue our relationship, but I guess there's more conversations to be had," said BLDC Executive Director Jim Smitham.
Vincent said with the budget deadline quickly approaching, the county is looking to make cuts. Renegotiating the contract could save taxpayers money.
Smitham said he hopes the city will have some funds available for BLDC.
"But if not, we're going to continue our responsibility as far as doing economic development for Butte Silver-Bow," said Smitham.
Vincent agrees and stresses that the recommendations are preliminary.
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According to sources, Sharad Pawar said the government has 'totally neglected' the problems faced by 80 lakh commuters in Mumbai.
New Delhi: The NCP on Tuesday expressed grave disappointment over the Railway Budget with its chief Sharad Pawar telling a meeting of the UPA coordination committee that Mumbai has been neglected, which is "not acceptable".
The three-hour meeting also saw another ally DMK criticising the government for not taking a tough stand against Sri Lanka on the issue of ethnic Tamils, sources said.
Hours after the Railway Budget was presented in the Lok Sabha, Pawar said the government has "totally neglected" the problems faced by 80 lakh commuters in Mumbai, the sources said.
The NCP told the meeting convened by Prime Minister Manmohna Singh and attended by Congress President Sonia Gandhi among others that the "neglect is not acceptable".
DMK's TR Balu expressed unhappines over the government not taking a tough stand on the Sri Lankan Tamil issue.
The meeting also saw another UPA partner RLD raising the issue of division of Uttar Pradesh, prompting Pawar to pitch for a separate Telangana.
The allaince leaders told the UPA leadership that the alliance had made certain commitment on the Telangana issue in the President's address soon after it came to power in 2004 and that needed to be fulfilled.
Ajit Singh, a strong votary of carving out Harit Pradesh from Western part of Uttar Pradesh, said Uttar Pradesh has become an "unmanageable" state.
Sources said the UPA leadership assured the leaders of having further consultations on various issues. This was the first meeting of the UPA coordination committee in 2013 and was held after the start of the three-month budget session of Parliament commenced.
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Charles Rosenberg, Los Angeles-based lawyer-writer-legal analyst publishes first novel, the high-intensity courtroom drama "Death On a High Floor." He provided legal analysis for E! TV's live coverage of the O.J. Simpson trial.
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Rosenberg, who has extensive experience as a legal script consultant to prime-time TV legal dramas, has been inspired by best-selling legal thriller writers like Scott Turow and John Grisham, but equally by TV producers like Stephen Bochco ("L.A. Law," "Hill Street Blues," "NYPD Blue") and David E. Kelley ("The Practice," "Boston Legal," "Ally McBeal," "Harry's Law"), as well as old time detectives like John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee. He also provided full time legal analysis for E! Entertainment Television's live coverage of the O.J. Simpson criminal trial as well as commentary for E!'s coverage of the Simpson civil trial, and has commented on the trial of Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's doctor. He started writing "Death On A High Floor" in the mid-2000s.
"The novel was in some ways an attempt to integrate several parts of my life – working as a lawyer, covering the Simpson trial for TV, consulting on dramatic TV scripts, etc.," Rosenberg says. "I've been involved in trial work, but I've also taught a lot of adjunct law courses, including Law and Popular Culture – a course about the image of lawyers in the media and how accurately lawyers are depicted in the movies and on TV. So in writing my own novel I had the special challenge of being as accurate as I could be within the constraints of fiction."
The novel's title stems from the fact that glitzy, high-end law firms, such as the one Rosenberg describes, "are always on the high floors of tall buildings," he says. "In many ways, this is a fall-from-grace novel. Tarza, accused of murder, in a sense falls from high up, socially and financially, because of that. He eventually ends up with an eccentric criminal defense lawyer from what you might call the low-floors."
The appeal to readers of "Death On A High Floor" is simple, Rosenberg maintains. "There's a large market for courtroom dramas. Lots of people like them because courtrooms are the perfect place for drama – conflict and resolution, all in one small room." Rosenberg also hints that there will be a sequel to "Death On A High Floor."
What critics and readers are saying about "Death On A High Floor":
"'Death On A High Floor' is a riveting murder mystery, a skillfully written traditional whodunit, with strong and appealing characters and revolting villains. However, the real strength of the book is the author's knowledge of how mega-law firms function and the vicious office politics that often play out in their beautiful offices on high floors."
Michael Asimow, Professor of Law Emeritus, UCLA Law School
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"'Death on a High Floor' is that delicious and rare combination of great, surprising mystery plot twists and engaging, full-color characters. I loved it, and can't wait to read Rosenberg's next book!"
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Charles Rosenberg has been the credited legal script consultant to the TV shows "LA Law," "The Practice" and "Boston Legal," as well as Showtime's "The Paper Chase." He has also taught extensively as an adjunct law professor, including at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, the Loyola Law School International LLM Program in Bologna, Italy, UCLA Law School, Pepperdine School of Law, Southwestern University School of Law, and the Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA. Rosenberg is a graduate of Antioch College and Harvard Law School, where he was an editor of the Harvard Law Review. He lives in the Los Angeles area with his wife. A former partner in a large firm, he is currently a partner in a three-lawyer firm and is working on his second novel. For more information see http://charlesrosenberg.wordpress.com/
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A lot of interesting fights today, including a world heavyweight championship match. In each fight, the "A" side is a lopsided favorite to win, but all the action below figures to be entertaining match ups. Here's a brief rundown:
Unified heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko defends his title against WBO mandatory Alex Leapai tonight in Oberhausen, Germany. Klitschko is still a prohibitive favorite, but Leapai betters have been backing their man all week causing a significant drift. Wlad is currently at -1000, while Leapai is now +600. Wlad was at -1600 and Leapai was +1100 earlier in the week.
Leapai's countryman Lucas Browne will face Eric Martel Bahoeli in Sheffield, England for the Commonwealth heavyweight title. The unbeaten Browne is a heavy -2000 favorite to beat Bahoeli +1100.
WBA/WBO flyweight champion Juan Francisco Estrada has a hometown defense against Richie Mepranum in Puerto Penasco, Mexico. Estrada is a whopping -3000 pick to keep his belt, while Mepranum is +1300.
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For your comfort you will find heating / cooling heating, flat screen TV 50 \ "with home theater, wi-fi and a hair dryer. The loft is equipped with an alarm system for the safety and security of our guests.
On request you can use, with an additional charge, a laundry service (€ 15.00 per wash) and pick-up service by private car to get to Rho and Milan, organizing tour through the city (€ 5.00 per displacement). Once a week you will receive a free trip for supplies provided at the mall, this is still a few steps a shop to make small purchases. If you prefer to travel with the means, in Corso Europa about 500m, you will find the bus stop with all the connections to the city.
We will be happy to accompany you personally to discover the city of Milan and to share with you unforgettable moments.
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A very lovely and elegant furnished appartment where we really felt at home. The equipment ist also excellent with modern kitchen, bathroom, large TV, DVD, and CD player as well as a variety of interesting music CDs and DVDs. Rho is a good place to stay for quickly reaching Milan. We were warmly received by Patrizio who hat organized beverages and biscuits for our start in the appartment.
We stayed for three nights in this beautiful apartment in Rho and it was the perfect choice for both visiting Expo and Milan! Patrizio is a great host and made our stay very enjoyable. His private car service is super convenient and reliable, the apartment clean and equiped with everything you could need :)
Just one thing to mention - the apartment is located right next to a big street so we had to close all doors and windows at night but apart from that everything was just fine. We would definitely come
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The accommodation was very elegant, and the owner Patrick eccezionale.Si a person is offered to guide us in Rho and gave us all the comforts possibili.L'appartamento well as an exceptional cleanliness was equipped with everything needed for a first breakfast and received us with the drink Welcome.Please those who must stay in Milan or for the expo consiglio.Nadia Ferrari
L'alloggio era veramente elegante,e il proprietario Patrizio una persona eccezionale.Si è offerto a guidarci a Rho e ci ha dato tutti i confort possibili.L'appartamento oltre che di una pulizia eccezionale era dotato di tutto l'occorrente per una prima colazione e ci ha ricevuto con il drink di benvenuto.Per chi deve soggiornare a Milano o per l'expo lo consiglio.Nadia Ferrari
Beautiful and lovingly furnished loft, he just did nothing. Patrizio is a wonderful and nice host. Nearby there is a large supermarket and everything else for cooking can be found in Patrizios kitchen as spices, coffee ..... everything. We have often used the shuttle service from Patrizio at the Expo. When you consider that a daily parking ticket costs € 20 and you pay on demand when Patrizio € 12. Thanks Patrizio (-:
Wunderschönes und liebevoll eingerichtetes Loft , es fehlte einfach nichts. Patrizio ist ein wundervoller und netter Gastgeber. In der Nähe gibt es einen großen Supermarkt und alles andere zum Zubereiten findet man in Patrizios Küche, wie Gewürze, Kaffee .....einfach Alles. Wir haben gerne den Fahrservice von Patrizio zur Expo genutzt. Wenn man bedenkt, dass ein Tagesparkticket 12 € kostet und man 20 € auf Abruf bei Patrizio bezahlt. Lieben Dank Patrizio (-:
The apartment is conveniently located for visiting the Expo, especially because Patrizio offers a pick-up and Holdienst. We are an evening took a taxi back to what quite a long search and waiting required on a free taxi. The cost of the taxi were 15 €, Patrizio charged for the ride € 10. The apartment is very nice, modern and functional. Einzuger disadvantage is the leading past behind the condo and the beautiful garden expressway. Patrizio is very friendly and helpful in all matters.
Für den Besuch der Expo liegt die Wohnung günstig, insbesondere auch weil Patrizio einen Bring- und Holdienst anbietet. Wir sind einen Abend mit dem Taxi zurück gefahren, was eine ziemlich lange Suche und Warterei auf ein freies Taxi erforderte. Die Kosten für das Taxi lagen bei 15 €, Patrizio verrechnet für die Fahrt 10 €. Die Wohnung ist sehr schön, modern und zweckmäßig. Einzuger Nachteil ist die hinter der Wohnung und dem schönen Gärtchen vorbeiführende Schnellstraße. Patrizio ist in allen Fragen sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit.
I can not say that good !!! The Loft has made available up to expectations and Patrick is careful and accurate
non posso dire che bene !!! il Loft messo ha disposizione è all'altezza delle aspettative e Patrizio è attento e preciso
It was wonderful, the location was excellent for the Expo. The owner took care of everything, including transport to the Expo. It is thoroughly recommended, as well as the parking lot in front of the loft was. Great
Es war wunderbar, die Lage war für die Expo excellent. Der Vermieter kümmerte sich um alles, auch den Transport zur Expo. Es ist uneingeschränkt zu empfehlen, da auch der Parkplatz direkt vor dem Loft war. Klasse
Too good to be true, clean, cozy and well-appointed; strategic for visiting the Expo, Patrick has been with us has come to take up with the only recovery of expenses with the advantage of moving without the task of trying public transport or parking the car ...
I highly recommend
Troppo bello per essere vero, ambiente pulito ,accogliente e ben sistemato; strategico per chi vuole visitare l'Expo, Patrizio ci ha accompagnato è venuto a riprendere con il solo recupero spese con il vantaggio di spostarci senza l'incombenza di cercare mezzi pubblici o parcheggio per l'auto...
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We were really good ... Patrick It is a truly wonderful person, she prepared a delicious chocolate dessert.
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Excerpt: "'It's a done deal,' a member of the House Republican leadership told me of the payroll-tax extension agreement negotiated between the Republican House and the Senate Democrats. 'Nobody cares. That's it.'"
US House Speaker John Boehner leaves after voting at the House Chamber at the US Capitol Building, 07/29/11. (photo: Getty Images)
Why the GOP Caved
19 February 12
Tired of watching the president claim the mantle of middle-class protector, the Republicans in Congress caved in on the payroll-tax extension vote.
t's a done deal," a member of the House Republican leadership told me of the payroll-tax extension agreement negotiated between the Republican House and the Senate Democrats. "Nobody cares. That's it."
I pressed on the details of how the Republican-led House had transformed itself from last December, when it fought the White House and the Democrats over the same deal, insisting that it had to be paid for by cuts in spending and that it could not include more pork such as unemployment extensions.
"Yeah, well, it's old news. They worked it out." He was speaking of Senate Finance Committee chairman Sen. Max Baucus of Montana for the Democrats and House Committee on Ways and Means chairman Rep. Dave Camp of Michigan for the Republicans. "We got nothing except we got rid of it, so the president can't beat us over the head with it."
I asked about the pay-for? The media reports put the total price tag of the payroll-tax extension, the unemployment-benefits extension, and the fix of Medicare payments to doctors at $150 billion. The only mention of any revenue to be raised to offset the costs is additional telecommunications auctions and a concession that new federal workers will pay more for their pensions. In sum, dimes tossed into a river of red ink. There is also talk of cuts to help defray the costs, but the details remain murky and unfinished.
There's no pay-for," admitted my informant. "We gave them what they wanted. We wanted to cut by the end of the year 99 weekers in certain high-employment states to 59 weeks. But in order to get it done, we had to make it 73 weeks. It's done."
I asked what has happened that House Speaker John Boehner, Majority Leader Eric Cantor, and their Tea Party–fueled majority would concede so much and so quickly.
We have no choice," my informant told me. "Because our frontrunners are fighting among each other and talking about nothing. We're trying to avoid becoming fodder for the president. I guess the one thing that we do get out of giving up is that the president can no longer pretend to be the champion of the middle class."
I summarized that the Republican House cannot present a position of principal about the deficits and the entitlement troubles when the men contending to be the nominees are not talking about the same issues.
"Our big guys are awful. Our frontrunner, Romney, if he is our frontrunner, he's just like Obama. They listen to their pollsters. They talk the same way, and they both say it well. The difference is that Obama is hiding his left-wing agenda, and Romney has no agenda. We have a frontrunner who has no plan. Even if he were for one thing, it would be helpful. But what's Romney for? Santorum, he's about social issues, and if he's at the top of the ticket, we might as well all get new jobs in New York. If it's Gingrich, well, I don't want to think about it."
"I guess the one thing that we do get out of giving up is that the president can no longer pretend to be the champion of the middle class."
We went over the details of the settlement between the GOP and the Democrats that had taken five months of feverish partisanship to come to a cool, quiet end in mid February. For $150 billion added to the deficit, the Republican Party inspired by the Tea Party election of 2010 had nothing of principal to show. Concessions, manipulations, promises, adjustments, guesses, can-kicking down the yellow brick road. The best that can be said for the wrangling is that the final deal is only one third the size of the original $50 billion request by the White House.
"Old news," said my informant, and he made it clear it was time to change the subject to something that wasn't about losing.
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Why wouldn't the Republicans go for it? After all it reduces the amount of money going into the Social Secuirty fund?
But why did Obama come up with an idea that would undermine Social Security.
they turned social security into a welfare program
and paid for it by cutting the pay of federal workers
yep, Obama can stop pretending to be champion of the middle class.
"We're trying to avoid becoming fodder for the president. I guess the one thing that we do get out of giving up is that the president can no longer pretend to be the champion of the middle class."
So the GOP caving in was NOTHING to do with doing what's best or right for the people but ALL about not giving Obama political ammunition. That says it all!
We are talking about people who have VERY little and every penny counts. If the wage earners have less to spend a lot of OTHER people will be hurt.
I know we are angry with some of the presidents actions, but this is real, and it is necessary.
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