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Carlsberry Place is located in the beautiful town of Gresham, Oregon. We are known for providing spacious living conditions and great care to individual's needs. We are located close to a bus route, and we also offer transportation for a fee so that your loved ones can get around and keep their independence. Carlsberry Place offers assisted living and group homes. There is a visiting nurse and a visiting podiatrist on staff, so that you know your loved ones will be taken care of and will remain safe. Residents can still enjoy the comfort of living in their own place, while still receiving the care that they need. The homes are inviting, spacious, and bright, making it a great place for the elderly. Every room includes a private bathroom and a private patio for outdoor space. Your loved ones can still enjoy the outdoor, and potted plants can be kept on the patio. This assisted living center also has wide halls, making it easy for residents to get around. There are also wheelchair accessible showers, making it easy and safe for your loved ones to shower. This facility also offers meals, including kosher meals. We also provide made amenities to make your loved ones comfortable. Carlsberry Place is like a community where your loved ones can go and meet others. There is an indoor common area and an outdoor common area where the residents can get to know each other and socialize. There are also onsite services and devotional services. Beautician services are also offered. Your loved ones will be able to call Carlsberry Place home, and they will have a comfortable living space that they can make their own. Some pets are accepted, so your loved ones will not have to give up their precious pets when they come to live at Carlsberry Place.
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Pacific Science Center exists to inspire a lifelong interest in science, mathematics and technology by engaging diverse communities through interactive and innovative exhibits and programs. Our year-round special events, such as Polar Science Weekend, Bubble Fest, exhibit openings, Happy Hour under the Arches evening programming, and various off-site summer fairs & festivals serve as key occasions to captivate the public and spark their curiosity. Special Event Volunteers play a vital role at these events - welcoming guests, setting up tables and chairs, staffing information booths, assisting at craft tables or at winery tables and more. Come join our team and seize the opportunity to share your passion. Many different types of events available. Come and make a difference. Come and inspire others.
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Is it normal to suddenly look 3 m pregnant, 2 m after Tummy Tuck when your stomach has been perfectly flat all along?
On 11.19.14 (2 months ago) I had a tummy tuck with lipo. My drains finally came out on 1.12.15. My stomach was initially very flat and lpoked great. Suddenly within the last 2 weeks my stomach swells up where I look pregnant. My stomach is no longer flat in the mornings. I'm still wearing compression and binder. My PS tapped my stomach and nothing came out. My PS said that my stomach is reconnecting & that it will go away in time. My stomach is hard, painful & looks bigger than before. Help!!
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Sometimes road to recovery after tummytuck can have some bumps
wish i could say what is going on from your pix and history, but i can't. you should be closely followed by your surgeon and these concerns should be discussed. if you haven't been seen recently, you should schedule an appointment for a recheck soon. if you are not comfortable with what you are hearing, it is never a bad idea to think about getting a second opinion.
Tummy Tuck Post Op Swelling
Some swelling an inflammation is normal after any surgery. Unfortunately, no worthwhile advice can be given from reading your description and looking at your photos. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon and if you are not satisfied with their explanations consider a second opinion.
Hard to Tell
It is hard to tell what might be going on based on these photos alone. An examination would be very important in making an appropriate assesment. For the best results seek the consultation of a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. They have a website listing all the certified plastic surgeons. Members of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery will all be board certified in plastic surgery and have demonstrated an interest and competence in cosmetic plastic surgery as well
Web reference: http://www.surgery.org/
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For optical channels transmitting signals of weak power, several information criteria, such as the channel capacity, the cutoff rate and the rate distortion, are analyzed. These performances are calculated for various formats of modulation and for systems that include optical amplifiers and utilize photon-counting receivers. Comparison with the results that are derived from the Gaussian approximation of the intensity distribution is made.
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Foul play not suspected in death of OPP officerEssex County OPP are in mourning after investigating the death of one of their own on Monday night.
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Lakeshore firefighters investigate Stoney Point blazeLakeshore firefighters are investigating the cause of a blaze that destroyed a Stoney Point home on Thursday.
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Essex County OPP release video of pharmacy robber in actionProvincial police have released a photo and surveillance video of a man who robbed a pharmacy in Stoney Point.
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Pierre Gagne: Stoney Point teacher, coach and story teller had 'zest for life'If you're in an obscure restaurant in a small town enjoying some grub, think of Pierre Gagne.
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School bus hit by pickup truck in Stoney PointOntario Provincial Police (OPP) in Lakeshore are currently investigating a crash involving a school bus that was rear-ended by a pickup truck.
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Scrumptious shortbread a great holiday giftOh, those shortbread. The buttery cookies seem to say Merry Christmas, and for one home baker near this village, they can do oh so much more.
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I just got back from the HLAA national convention in OKC! We had a wonderful time, and I love re-connecting with old friends and meeting new people!
This year I counted 5 assistance animals, one of which was a service dog. It's great to see the different organizations who train hearing dogs represented, as well as an owner-trained dog or two!
I had a difficult time enforcing the "Do Not Pet" rule. I left some functions scratching my head as to why some people do not think Chloe's vest and declaration of "Do Not Pet" does not apply to them!
I didn't exactly count one petting encounter after another, but I am reasonably certain more than a couple of hundred people had pet Chloe by the middle of Day 3. I certainly do not relish having to tell someone to please not pet her, and it's even worse if I have to intercept a hand reaching down with my own!
After thinking about it a great deal, and getting some great feedback from my trainer and others, I believe the problem in part, may be that people with hearing loss do not "hear" my pleas to not pet Chloe. I did a lot of pointing to her vest too, which helped some but certainly did not fix the problem. Perhaps, as most of the people there share my disability of hearing loss, they thought that the rule did not apply to them. In my local HLAA chapter, we have had many discussions about how we who HAVE hearing loss are often the worst communicators! We ask others with normal hearing to speak clearly, not cover their mouths, not chew gum, not yell, etc., and yet we often do those very things! So perhaps some people think that the rule applies to people who do not have hearing loss. I'm not sure, and it has certainly left me "puzzling over it" as my grandmother would say!
By day three, Chloe was reaching for every stretched-out hand, irregardless of whether or not I corrected her. I do not think people understand that her attention must remain on me and when I put her in a sit/stay, I have to correct her if she breaks it to visit with someone. Because she believed her vest meant "free" instead of "work", I took a really bad fall on Day 3. I have 2 huge bruises, a twisted ankle that still smarts, and some major work with Chloe that will have to be "re-trained"!
Some people with assistance animals allow anyone to pet their dog. For someone like myself with a disability of hearing loss AND balance problems, an "unequal standard" of what a working dog is can certainly cause problems… and accidents.
I realize I've only been working with Chloe as a fully functioning team for 2 months. Some lessons are learned the hard way. I've learned this one! When Chloe is in her vest, I cannot allow anyone to pet her. (I'm telling MYSELF that – not you! Grin!)
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Pcv ?s
My 06 4.7 ram pcv is sucking air when i pull off the tube to the intake box i thought it was supposed to blow air out into the intake?
When the throttle is closed at idle,there's vacumn inside the crankcase.
The pistons are creating a vacumm in the cylinders that transfers to vacumn in the crankcase when the throttle blade is closed,and the engines just idling.
Piston rings are designed to seal under pressure,they'll leak if vacumn is applied to them.
Nothing serious,what you're experiencing is normal
Is this a pcv and CCV system unlike the 05 and older trucks?
I'm not familiar with the older 4.7's,but their PCV system shouldn't be much differant.
PCV systems have operated pretty well on the same basic principle for the last 40 years.
Once the throttle blade is open,vacumn in the intake manifold drops off,and you start to get cylinder pressure leaking past the rings,and pressurizing the crankcase,leading to positive crankcase pressure,opposite of what happens at idle,when the crankcase is under vacumn.
I'm a one finger typer,and i'm a little tired tonight,but i hope that makes sense
If your PCV valve is located towards the back of the drivers side valve cover,it should have a plastic line from it to the intake.
On mine,i cut the plastic line swiveled the PCV valve to face the opposite direction,and slid my catch can hoses over the cut plastic line,then mounted the can on the firewall.
I've seen the cans mounted in differant spots,they aren't real critical on where you mount them,so you'll have to look around your engine bay for a mounting location that works for your application
Does yours have the valves or whatever they are on the back of the heads? I think that's how the new ones are I'm not real sure cuz I can't get my big ass head back there to the back cuz the fire wall lol I originally mounted the can to the air box and hook it up but then noticed that the plastic line to the air box pulls air not expelles air! First truck I've had that operated such way!
By the sounds of it,you've tied into the wrong line.
The PCV ties into the intake manifold behind the throttle blade or blades if it's a carb,it shouldn't be tied to an airbox line.
On my 13 the valve is towards the back of the drivers side valve cover,and is blue.
I gave up on this project just didn't feel comfortable cutting that line being that it's so far back there and is just a pain lol save my money for other goodies!
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They have taken turns to submit meekly while the other claims the crown, so a vintage race would seem guaranteed today if both Master Minded and Big Zeb finally square up like they mean it. Between them, after all, they have won the last three runnings of the Sportingbet Queen Mother Champion Chase, and the bookmakers believe they will once again dominate. It is possible, however, that this field will prove deeper than those weakened by their respective failures over the past two years.
Some who rode against him that day will tell you that Master Minded's performance in 2008 was the most devastating by any steeplechaser of recent times. By that reckoning, the mighty Kauto Star is not even the best horse owned by Clive Smith, never mind the best since Arkle. As a result, of course, Master Minded tends to be judged against a fairly unsparing standard, and you will hear it said that he has not always exuded quite the same aura since. He followed up readily enough in 2009 – Big Zeb was just organising a challenge when falling two out – but was evidently not himself when only fourth at odds-on last year. Big Zeb, having gone with gusto throughout, took full advantage.
Like so many horses trained by Paul Nicholls, Master Minded was then given a wind operation and he produced an exuberant exhibition on his return at Ascot in November. He again outclassed his rivals here in December, but could only scramble home from Somersby back at Ascot last time. His jockey then, Tony McCoy, reproached himself for committing too soon that day, and Nicholls certainly seems pretty confident, identifying Master Minded as his best chance all week.
Big Zeb also failed to show authority in his trial, collared by Golden Silver after going clear at Punchestown, but there was a similar sense that the result should not be taken too literally. He idled in front in testing ground, and conditions will be very different today. Of the two, indeed, Master Minded will probably prove less at home with drying conditions today.
Of the pair who discomfited the two big guns last time out, Golden Silver has disappointed on both previous visits here, while Somersby looks desperate for a step up in trip. Woolcombe Folly, meanwhile, is on the upgrade but looks poor value compared with two previous Festival winners in Captain Cee Bee and Sizing Europe. The former is, admittedly, prone to the odd tame run, while the latter needs to regroup after an unfulfilling campaign. At 33-1, however, it may be worth taking an each-way chance with Mad Max (3.20).
Mad may seem the apposite word, given that he was trounced 20 lengths behind Master Minded and Somersby at Ascot. But he has a long history of breathing problems and his trainer has now taken radical action, getting his windpipe "tubed". Mad Max was a big price in the novice championship here last year, as well, but was still tanking in the lead when brought to a shuddering halt by a mistake two out. He then beat Somersby by nine lengths at Aintree, prompting most people to conclude that the runner-up was not quite at his best. But Mad Max has repeatedly hinted at an engine commensurate with his intimidating physique. That engine can misfire, demonstrably, and there is an obvious risk of him blowing out altogether. If the mechanics have sorted him out, however, he could end up looking a huge price.
Another horse with the talent to overcome an unpromising preparation is Mikael d'Haguenet, but it surely requires too great a leap of faith for him to come good over fences in a race as demanding as the RSA Chase. So while Time For Rupert (2.40) would ideally have had another run, he has been impeccable in the two chases he has contested, both round here, and is the class act.
However they fare with Mikael d'Haguenet, Willie Mullins and Ruby Walsh have a novice going places in another discipline in So Young. There is much excitement in Ireland about his preparation for the Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle, but such experience as he has gained is all in undemanding company on soft ground, and his jumping will have to hold up against horses with runs on the board. These include Oscars Well, more accomplished on form but potentially vulnerable in these quicker conditions, but the outstanding value is Megastar (2.05 nap). He, conversely, has been struggling in muddling races on midwinter going, but ran a stormer in the bumper here last year and could make dramatic improvement now that he steps up in trip on spring ground.
The handicaps look hopelessly competitive, but Mullins has two interesting candidates for the Coral Cup and there is less between them than the odds imply. Useful on the Flat, Ballyhaunis (4.00 next best) met a smart novice in a steadily run race last time, but is unexposed at this kind of trip on good ground.
By all accounts the Irish have also got one lined up for the Fred Winter in Plan A (4.40), and they will be very hard to stop in the opener, too. But Jonjo O'Neill has a fine record in this and it is intriguing to see the progressive Aberdale (1.30) come here fresh from a winter off. The Weatherbys Champion Bumper is very much an Irish speciality, and Divine Rhapsody (5.30) has been given a nerveless, 11-month preparation.Reuse content


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Back in the late 1950s my Boy Scout troop camped on an island in the bay a little north of Miami. The sandy island was not large and was not too thickly covered with scrub trees and taller Australian pines. We enjoyed days of swimming, playing games, and doing the usual Boy Scout things. At age 14 I was senior patrol leader and in charge of most things in camp. The Scoutmaster stood by but was pretty laid back and let me run things. There were about five of us older boys (13 and 14) and about eight or ten younger boys (ages 11 and 12). We spent all day in our swimsuits or shorts, never wearing shirts, so we all were pretty tanned.
One night after I made sure the younger boys were in their tents and ready to go to sleep ('Lights out'), my tentmate Allen (age 13) and I retired to our larger walled tent with two of the older boys, Leo and Ike (both 13, though Leo was nearly 14). I was of average build, wearing a crew cut and not very hairy. Allen was skinnier, a bit shorter, also in a crew cut and smooth. Leo was the most muscular of the four of us. He had reddish-blonde hair, cut a bit shaggy, with a little bit of chest hair and a noticeable happy trail leading down from his navel into his shorts. Ike was a bit soft, with a darker complexion than any of us and light brown hair. Not shaggy like Leo's, but short enough to stay out of his eyes. His chest was smooth and his eyes were an emerald green
Leo had suggested we play cards by flashlight. The Scoutmaster had gone to sleep already and I knew he wouldn't bother us. When we all got into our tent we formed a small square, sitting cross-legged and nearly touching knees. All of us were bare-chested and still in our shorts. It was a warm South Florida night, though a gentle breeze was enough to blow away the mosquitoes.
Leo produced the deck of cards and we saw immediately why he was so eager to get us to play. It was a deck with naked women on the cards, nothing raunchy but more in the style of Playboy photos of that era. The women were topless but their legs, bodies, and props shielded their genital area. I'm pretty sure we had all seen Playboy magazines before, but here we were, four horny teenagers, fondling a whole deck of pictures of naked women. We briefly made the pretense of playing a card game, but pretty soon we just decided to pass the cards among us. We would hold up a picture we thought was especially interesting, and I remember that Leo showed us one and said, 'I think she must shave her hair down there,' meaning her privates. No pubic hair showed in any picture, of course, but that photo exposed enough of the area south of her navel that Leo's comment made sense.
It had never occurred to me that women might shave their pubic hair. Leo seemed to know everything. I was a virgin and assumed Allen and Ike were, too. But Leo knew so much about sex at 13 that I felt like a novice in his presence.
So I asked him, 'Leo, have you ever had sex with a girl?'
'Sure.' Our eyes widened. 'I had sex with Joan (he didn't say which Joan) out on the golf course one night.'
I played golf at the course near our neighborhood, so I was pretty sure that I had played on the course where Leo had sex with Joan. Another thing that had never occurred to me. Of course! A golf course at night. The ultimate privacy.
'What did you do?' asked Ike.
'Well, I felt her up a little, and then I pulled down her panties and my underwear and I stuck it in and we bounced around a while until I came.'
Bounced around a while? I had found a marital advice manual in a box of paperbacks my parents had stored in our garage and had pored through that book's rather clinical description of intercourse. I understood the mechanics of the penis fitting into the vagina, and I remembered some brief talk about moving the penis in-and-out of the vagina until the male orgasm and ejaculation. I didn't remember anything about 'bouncing around.' I had much to learn from Leo.
That was such a strange description of sex, and it put a strange image into my head. I had been masturbating since age 11 or so, enjoying dry orgasms sliding around in the bathtub even before I was quite mature enough to ejaculate. But solo masturbation was my only sexual experience, and Leo's story, along with the women on the playing cards, gave me a raging hard-on. Good thing we were sitting cross-legged.
'These pictures are giving me a hard-on,' confessed Allen.
'Me, too,' said Leo with a big smile, and the other two of us murmered that we, too, had erections. Seeing every kid every day in his Speedo bathing suit (nobody wore baggy trunks then) gave me a pretty good idea of where everyone was in his sexual development, and I knew from the bulge in his Speedos that Leo was huge, even at thirteen. I tried to catch a glimpse of his clothed erection, which I guessed would be large, but his shorts bunched up too much.
After a while longer passing the playing cards around the circle, Leo and Ike decided to retire to their tent. Allen and I arranged our sleeping bags (an activity meant to give our erections a chance to calm down, I'm sure), took off our shorts (we always slept in our whitey-tighty underwear, turned off the flashlights, and settled in to sleep, mainly on top of the sleeping bags. The night was still warm enough that we were more comfortable without the covers.
Allen and I continued a whispered conversation in the dark. I don't remember who first confessed that he still had a hard-on, but one of us did and the other responded that he did, too. I also don't remember who made the first move, but almost simultaneously we slid on our backs toward each other and reached over to grab each other's penis, still clothed in underwear. I had never seen Allen naked. We always gave each other privacy in the tent for changing. But now I was stroking his erect penis through the soft cotton of his underwear. At the same time he was stroking me. I decided to move the grope onto a new level.
I pulled my hand away from Allen, tucked my thumbs into the elastic of my underwear, and removed them in a quick move. I then reached back for Allen's hand in the dark and wrapped his fingers my bare penis.
'Oh,' he said softly. And in the dark I could hear him take off his underwear with his left hand, never letting go of my penis with his right. Now completely naked, we resumed our one-handed stroking of each other's hard penis.
I had never touched another boy's penis. I had seen lots of genitals in the junior high locker room, and in that setting I felt a little shortchanged in the size of my penis and balls. By age 14 I was about 5-1/2 inches long and had pubic hair, but not dense. Lots of people on Solo Touch say this, but touching Allen's penis was like a bolt of electricity in me. We began sharing impressions, all based on feel, it was so dark in the tent. We were both circumscribed I was surprised that his penis was a little longer and a lot thinner than mine. He was surprised that mine was much fatter than his. My pubic hair, though not thick, was a bit bushier than his, which was a small patch just above the base of his penis.
We both were producing precum, and I grabbed his shaft so that I could swirl the sticky fluid around on the head of his penis with my thumb, playing a lot with the slit and just under the head, which I knew from my own experience was most sensitive. Apparently I had more experience masturbating and experimenting with different strokes than had Allen, but he quick caught on to my techniques and tried them on me.
Stroking each other this way put us into a pretty excited state, and by this time we were lying on our backs, our bodies and legs touching. I was to Allen's right. I rolled onto my left side so I could more comfortably stroke him with my right hand. He rolled toward me, and I adjusted our positions a bit so that we could rub the heads of our cocks together. The slippery precum made it hard to control this touching, so I held both of our penises together near their heads and stroked them together. Both of us were breathing very heavily.
On instinct I rolled over on top of Allen, supporting my weight with my arms. I had never heard of frottage or the Princeton rub, but something in me made me discover these moves. Sometimes I would suspend myself above Allen just so that the underside of the head of my penis would rub softly on the underside of the head of his penis. Sometimes I ground our genitals together between our bodies, thrusting my hips and grinding him in a circular motion.
I was doing things that night I had never heard or read about. I guess some sort of raw instinct took over. I reached and pushed down my penis so that it would slide between Allen's thighs, just under his balls. I kept my knees on the outside of his legs so that he would keep his thighs together, and he quickly got the idea. I began slowly pumping in our simulated intercourse, burying my face in Allen's shoulder and neck.
'I wish you were a girl,' I murmered into his right ear.
'So do I' whispered Allen. I'm not sure whether he meant that he, too, wished he was a girl for me or that he wished I was a girl. No matter, we were grinding away.
I felt myself getting close to an orgasm, but I was afraid to come. It sounds silly now, but as randy as I was - and I was really humping Allen at that point-I was afraid of the mess it would make if I or both of us came. But before I could make a decision to stop, I had reached the point of no return and with one last thrust I came. I stopped moving and was panting hard.
'I'm sorry.' I gasped, finally, still with my softening penis between Allen's thighs. 'I didn't mean to do that.' I was feeling guilty already for making a mess on Allen. Finally my penis shrunk enough that slid from between his thighs and I rolled off him onto my back. I reached for my balled-up underpants and cleaned myself off.
'I'm sorry,' I said again.
'That's OK,' said Allen softly, reassuring me. I was feeling guilty that he had not had an orgasm, but my post-orgasm state of mind meant that I didn't want to continue the sex play. I just wanted to go to sleep.
Allen did not ask me anything or say anything. He may have been as frightened as I about what we had just done.
'Good night, Allen' I whispered, putting my back to him as I rolled onto my right side.
'Good night, Jake,' he replied softly.
Things were very dark quiet for a while, and then I could hear Allen's breathing speed up. He was taking care of his orgasm problem himself. I had not put my wet, sticky underwear on and was sleeping nude. As I listened to Allen masturbate, still turned away from him, I put my underwear to my face and inhaled that sweet bleach smell. My penis hardened but I decided to stop sniffing my cum and let my erection subside. I needed to think about what happened.
Allen was making more noises, finally grunted, and then he sighed. Good for him. I quickly fell into a deep sleep.
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LOWER TOWNSHIP — Officials are blaming a loss in ratables traced mainly to a decline in real estate values for a proposed 2013 budget that would increase the tax rate by more than 6 percent.
Township Manager Mike Voll is proposing a $25.9 million budget that would increase the tax rate from 44.3 cents to 47.2 cents for each $100 of assessed valuation. The 2.9-cent increase would raise taxes by $29 for each $100,000 of assessed valuation.
The average residential assessment is $259,500 and this would produce a municipal tax bill this year of $1,225. The average resident assessment in 2012 was $261,100 and carried a tax bill of $1,157.
Mayor Mike Beck said three-quarters of the tax increase is due to successful tax appeals that reduced the ratable base by $23.5 million to $4.072 billion, a 0.6 percent decrease.
"Three quarters of the tax hike is due to the economy. If we get the same revenue as last year ,we'd be down to a half-cent increase," Beck said.
The good news for residents is that Beck feels the township is in good shape for the future. There was no tax increase in 2010 or 2012, and just a 1-cent increase in 2011, as the township reduced full-time staff from 144 workers to 129 workers through attrition.
"We saw this coming," Beck said.
The township also reworked union contracts to make them more taxpayer friendly. Starting pay for police declined from $47,000 to $33,000, while Public Works went from $42,000 to $30,000. Step guides were adjusted so it takes more years to get to the higher pay scales.
Beck noted worker contributions for health care and pension are also increasing and the full impacts from this will be seen in the coming years. Township Council decided recently to hire its own engineer to save on engineering costs.
"A downturn forces us to raise taxes but the future looks good. We're putting changes in our economic structure that will serve us for years to come," Beck said.
Besides the ratable decline, some other impacts from a stagnant economy are seen in the budget. The tax-collection rate declined from 97.86 percent to 97.21 percent. This was a factor in anticipated surplus declining by $440,000 ,or almost 21 percent, and forced the township to put more money, another $384,000, into the reserve for uncollected taxes.
"If somebody doesn't pay their taxes we still have to pay the county and the schools. We had to put more in reserve for this," Beck said.
Fees coming into the construction office, another barometer of the economy, declined from $330,000 to $250,000.
The proposed budget, which faces a public hearing and council vote on April 1, totals $25.95 million, up from $24.53 million for an increase of $1.41 million, or just under 6 percent. The taxes raised to support the budget are going from $18.13 million to $19.22 million, a 6 percent increase.
State aid is stagnant at $1.5 million, the same amount as 2012. Other major revenues include using $1.7 million from surplus and $1.1 million from delinquent taxes.
The largest appropriation is salary and wages at $9.85 million, a $222,641 increase, though Beck noted it had been over $10 million in 2010. The budget includes the hiring of an engineer and one new police officer. Beck said a $1.4 million increase in appropriations is somewhat misleading because about $600,000 of this is state grant money.
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• The Miami Hurricanes will open their 2016 season on Sept. 3 against Florida A&M under the direction of first-year head coach Mark Richt. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. inside Hard Rock Stadium.
• Richt, who played quarterback at Miami and is a 1982 graduate of the University, was named the head coach of the Hurricanes on Dec. 4, 2015.
• In 15 seasons as head coach at the University of Georgia, Richt compiled a 145-51 overall record and an 85-40 record in Southeastern Conference play. His teams won two SEC Championships, six SEC East titles and nine bowl games, and finished the season ranked in the Associated Press top 10 seven times. His Bulldogs teams finished nine of 15 seasons with 10 or more wins.
• Entering 2016, Richt's .740 winning percentage ranks fifth-best among FBS head coaches and he is tied for ninth among the winningest head coaches in SEC history.
• The Miami Hurricanes open their ninth season at newly rebranded and renovated Hard Rock Stadium on Sept. 3 vs. Florida A&M. UM holds a 8-0 all-time mark in home openers at the stadium, having outscored opponents 312-53, with an average margin of victory of 32.4 points.
• The Hurricanes have not lost a home opener since 2006, when they fell to Florida State 13-10 at the Orange Bowl (9/4/2006); Miami has won nine straight home openers since.
• Since the start of the 2001 season, Miami has opened the season eight times at home and seven times on the road; the Hurricanes are 7-1 in those home games.
• Since joining the ACC prior to the 2004 season, Miami has played a conference opponent in only three of its 12 home openers: Florida State twice (2004, 2006) and Georgia Tech once (2009) - UM is 2-1 in those three games.
• Miami has played Florida A&M 10 times and is 9-1 in those games, including a perfect 9-0 record in games played in Miami or Miami Gardens. UM took on Florida A&M in its 2014 home opener, and won 41-7 in Brad Kaaya's Miami debut.
• In the modern era of Miami Hurricanes football (since 1979), UM has opened the season at home 16 times and is 14-2 in those games, with its only losses coming in 1985 and 2006. Miami is 28-9 in regular season openers dating back to the start of the 1979 season.
• In 15 years as a head coach, Mark Richt owns a 12-3 record in season openers with his three losses coming to Oklahoma State (2009), Boise State (2011) and Clemson (2013).
• Richt's teams have never lost a season opener at home.
• Mark Richt will look to become the sixth-consecutive Hurricane head coach to win his home debut. The last Miami head coach to lose his home debut was Jimmy Johnson in 1984 (Florida State).
• Quarterback Brad Kaaya currently has 42 career touchdown passes. He needs just one touchdown pass to tie former Cane quarterback Ryan Clement (1994-97) for eighth all-time.
• Kaaya will look to throw for 200-or-more yards for the 20th time his career. In 19 of his 25 career games, Kaaya has thrown for over 200 yards. He also has at least one touchdown in 23 career outings.
• Senior wide receiver Stacy Coley needs just 28 yards to move into second place on the all-time kickoff return list.
• If running back Joe Yearby surpasses 100 yards rushing, it would mark the sixth time in his career in which he has passed the century mark and would tie him for 10th all-time.
• Senior offensive lineman Danny Isidora will look to make his 27th consecutive start. Isidora's current consecutive start streak of 26 games is the team's longest.
• Miami is in search of its 10th-consecutive win over FAMU. The Hurricanes have not lost to the Rattlers since a 16-13 setback on the road in 1979.
• Junior QB Brad Kaaya enters a highly anticipated 2016 season with career numbers that already rank among the most prolific in Miami history through just two seasons.
• Kaaya is on preseason watch lists for eight major honors: the Lombardi Award, the Manning Award, the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm, College Football Performance, the Davey O'Brien Award, American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team, the Wuerffel Trophy and the Maxwell Award.
• Kaaya's 6,436 career passing yards are already the fifth-most in Miami history. His 3,238 passing yards as a sophomore in 2015 are tied for the sixth-most in a single season, while his 3,198 yards in 2014 are the eighth-most. He is the only QB with two individual seasons ranking in the top 10.
• Kaaya's 42 career touchdown passes are the ninth-most in Miami history.
• Kaaya has thrown for 200 or more yards in 19 of his 25 career games and has seven career 300-yard performances. His career high of 405 yards came at Florida State on October 10, 2015.
• Kaaya was one of just three players nationally to throw for 3,000-or-more yards, 10-or-more touchdowns and five-or-fewer interceptions in 2015.
• The California native was one of only 15 quarterbacks in the country to throw for more than 3,000 yards, 26-or-more touchdowns and 12-or-fewer interceptions in 2014; he was the only true freshman quarterback in the country to accomplish the feat.
• As a freshman in 2014, Kaaya was named the ACC Offensive and ACC Overall Rookie of the Year after a stellar first campaign with the Hurricanes.
• Joe Yearby became the ninth Hurricane to top 1,000 rushing yards in a season as a sophomore in 2015, posting a team-high 1,002 yards on 205 carries (4.9-yards-per-carry average).
• The impressive feat marked the 10th 1,000-yard rushing season in Miami history.
• Miami is looking for a third straight season with a 1,000-yard rusher, which would mark just the second such stretch in program history. Duke Johnson rushed for 1,652 yards as a junior in 2014.
• The trio of James Jackson (1,006 in 2000), Clinton Portis (1,200 in 2001) and Willis McGahee (1,753 in 2002) recorded the only stretch of three straight 1,000-yard rushers in Miami history.
• Yearby is joined in the backfield by sophomore Mark Walton and redshirt junior Gus Edwards.
• The Hurricanes have been joined by an 18-member signing class ranked among the nation's best and several transfers expected to make an immediate impact in 2016.
• Miami's 2016 signing class, which was ranked No. 21 by Rivals, was headlined by five mid-year enrollees: QB Jack Allison, DL Pat Bethel, LB Zach McCloud, LB Michael Pinckney and LB Shaquille Quarterman, who all participated in spring practices and summer workouts.
• WR Dayall Harris (Ole Miss), DB Adrian Colbert (Texas) and FB Marquez Williams (Mars Hill) are among those newcomers expected to make early contributions at Miami.
• Junior Michael Badgley enjoyed a prolific season in 2015, setting the single-season record for made field goals (25) and besting the previous school record held by Jon Peattie (22, 2003).
• Badgley tied a UM record when he hit a 57-yard field goal against Georgia Tech in 2015.
• The Summit, N.J., native set a school record when he hit five field goals against Nebraska in 2015, and would tie that mark later in the season with five field goals against Pittsburgh.
• Badgley's 2.08 field goals per game average ranked first in Division I, while his 25 made field goals were tied for fourth-most in the nation. He ranked 16th in scoring (9.6 points per game).
• A trio of players helped continue the #TightEndU tradition for the Hurricanes in 2015, and all three players return in 2016: senior Standish Dobard, junior Christopher Herndon IV and redshirt sophomore David Njoku are expected to play significant roles in the offense.
• Njoku led all tight ends with 21 catches and 362 yards as a redshirt freshman in 2015, topping first-year numbers from some of the greatest tight ends in Miami history, including Jeremy Shockey (21 catches / 296 yards), Greg Olsen (16/275) and Bubba Franks (19/294).
• Herndon caught 18 passes for 237 yards and also hauled in one touchdown.
• Dobard, the veteran of the group, started seven games and totaled 90 yards on eight catches.
• Miami added two tight end signees in 2016: Jovani Haskins and Michael Irvin II.
• Redshirt junior running back Gus Edwards will return to his familiar place in the Miami backfield after missing the 2015 season with a foot injury suffered during preseason training camp.
• Edwards rushed for 349 yards and six touchdowns as a sophomore in 2014 after posting 337 yards and five touchdows as a freshman in 2014. He has a career rushing average of 5.4 yards.
• Running back Mark Walton delivered an impressive first season with the Hurricanes as a freshman in 2015, ranking second with 1,054 all-purpose yards and first with 10 total touchdowns.
• Walton's 10 touchdowns - nine rushing and one receiving - were tied with Stacy Coley (2013) for second-most by a Miami freshman since 2000.
• Walton, who had 461 rushing yards and 293 receiving yards, was one of just 11 freshman running backs nationally with eight-or-more rushing touchdowns in 2015.
• With a four-yard rushing touchdown and a 25-yard receiving touchdown against Georgia Tech (Nov. 21, 2015), Walton became just the third Hurricane to score a rushing TD and a receiving TD in an ACC game (Travis Benjamin, Stacy Coley).
• Senior punter Justin Vogel earned Preseason All-ACC honors after a stellar junior season in which he was recognized with All-ACC third-team honors by media and All-ACC honorable mention from the league's coaches.
• Vogel averaged 42.5 yards per punt in 2015, while his 73-yarder against Clemson on October 24 was the longest of any ACC punter in 2015. He totaled 13 punts of 50 yards or more last season.
• Vogel was one of 28 punters to be named to the watch list for the 2016 Ray Guy Award. Vogel is a three-time Ray Guy Award nominee, and was a semifinalist for the award in 2014.
• After spending the 2013 season at Florida, Vogel averaged 42.8 yards per punt & 62.1 yards on kickoffs in 2014. He was named third-team All-ACC by Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association.
• Wide receiver Stacy Coley had a dominant freshman season in 2013, earning Freshman All-America honors and All-ACC recognition after leading hte team with 1,461 all-purpose yards.
• After a quiet 2014, Coley had a return to form in 2015. Despite missing two games with a hamstring injury, Coley finished second on the team in catches (47) and receiving yards (689).
• Coley's 79.2 yards-per-game average in conference play ranked second in the ACC.
• Coley caught at last three passes in each of his final nine games, and had 678 yards over that span. The junior recorded atouchdown catch in back-to-back games for the first time since November 2013 when he hauled in scores against both Duke (Oct. 31) and Virginia (Nov. 7).
• Offensive linemen Danny Isidora, Nick Linder and Trevor Darling, along with running back Joe Yearby, were the only Hurricanes to start every game in 2015.
• Isidora leads all Hurricanes with 26 career starts in three seasons on the offensive line.
• In addition to Isidora, Miami's active all-time starts leaders include quarterback Brad Kaaya (25), defensive back Rayshawn Jenkins (22), wide receiver Stacy Coley (20) as well as Linder (18), Darling (18) and Yearby (13).
• Tight end Standish Dobard (11), receiver Malcolm Lewis (11), defensive end Trent Harris (10) and defensive back Corn Elder (10) also have double-digit starts.
• The Hurricanes are 16-1 since 2011 when forcing three or more turnovers, plus the Canes have won 61 of their last 66 games when recording at least three takeaways.
The list of three-takeaway games since 2011:
Oct. 22, 2011: Miami 24, Georgia Tech 7, 3 turnovers forced.
Sept. 1, 2012: Miami 41, Boston College 32, 3 turnovers forced.
Sept. 29, 2012: Miami 44, N.C. State 37, 6 turnovers forced.
Nov. 1, 2012: Miami 30, Virginia Tech 12, 3 turnovers forced.
Nov. 17, 2012: Miami 40, USF 9, 3 turnovers forced.
Sept. 7, 2013: Miami 21, Florida 16, 5 turnovers forced.
Sept. 21, 2013: Miami 77, Savannah State 7, 4 turnovers forced.
Sept. 28, 2013: Miami 49, USF 21, 3 turnovers forced.
Oct. 5, 2013: Miami 45, Georgia Tech 30, 3 turnovers forced.
Nov. 23, 2013: Miami 45, Virginia 26, 4 turnovers forced.
Sept. 27, 2014: Miami 22, Duke 10, 3 turnovers forced.
Oct. 11, 2014: Miami 55, Cincinnati 34, 3 turnovers forced.
Oct. 23, 2014: Miami 30, Virginia Tech 6, 3 turnovers forced.
Nov. 15, 2014: Florida State 30, Miami 26, 3 turnovers forced.
Sept. 11, 2015: Miami 44, Florida Atlantic 20, 5 turnovers forced.
Sept. 19, 2015: Miami 36, Nebraska 33 (OT), 3 turnovers forced.
Oct. 17, 2015: Miami 30, Virginia Tech 20, 4 turnovers forced
• Miami's offense of the past two seasons, have been among the most explosive in program history, ranking second in 2014 (5,594) and ninth in 2015 (5,161).
• UM compiled 5,536 total yards in 2013, which ranks as the third-best total in history.
• Teams do not beat Miami when scoring only 10 points.
• The Hurricanes are now 158-2 in their last 160 games when holding opponents to 10 points or less, after winning 45-0 in its 2015 season-opener against Bethune-Cookman. That run goes back to Oct. 1, 1977, ironically, a season that began with Miami holding its first two opponents to exactly 10 points apiece and still losing both of those games.
• The only 10 points allowed-or-less losses since: Nov. 8, 2003 to Tennessee (10-6) and Sept. 5, 2005 to Florida State (10-7).


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The Colorado Rapids looked like a team raising the white flag and giving up on the CONCACAF Champions League when they fielded a reserve team in a must-win game against Salvadoran side Isidro Metapan.
At least that was the initial impression. The Rapids reserves had other plans.
Riding goals from back-up striker Quincy Amarikwa and rookie defender Eddie Ababio, who was making his professional debut, the Rapids delivered a 3-1 victory on Wednesday night that catapulted the defending MLS Cup champions into second place in Group B after starting the night in last place.
A first-round pick in the 2011 MLS Draft, Ababio marked his Rapids debut with a quality run and finish in the 31st minute to stun the home side, but Metapan eventually recovered when former New York Red Bulls defender Alfredo Pacheco equalized in the 36th minute.
Rather than fold, the Rapids rallied, and took the lead for good when Amarikwa converted a volley from 18 yards out in the 49th minute.
Metapan dominated possession for much of the night, and out-shot the Rapids 35-12 on the night, but never did find a way past Steward Ceus for an equalizer, and when Omar Cummings came off the bench to provide an insurance goal in the 77th minute, the final outcome was settled and the Rapids had new life in their push for a quarterfinal berth.
The victory was made even more impressive by the fact Colorado left home key starters Jeff Larentowicz, Pablo Mastroeni, Drew Moor, Marvell Wynne, Sanna Nyassi, Kosuke Kimura and Matt Pickens, along with head coach Gary Smith, who also didn't make the trip to El Salvador. Assistant coach Steve Guppy was in charge on Wednesday night as the Rapids looked to rest the nucleus of their team in an attempt to halt a troubling slide in MLS play that has seen Colorado go winless in five league matches.
Now Colorado controls its own fate in the Champions League, with a win in the group stage finale against Santos Laguna in Mexico on Oct. 19 enough to secure a second round place. Santos Laguna destroyed the Rapids, 4-1, earlier this month, but the Mexican side is expected to field reserves for the finale after having already clinched a place in the Champions League quarterfinals. The Rapids could also advance if Isidro Metapan and Real Espana draw in their group stage finale.
Santos reseves crushed Isidro Metapan 6-0 last week, this will be anything but easy for Colorado……
No, they didn't. Santos played most of their starters against Metapan last week. Santos's reserves played at Metapan earlier in the competition and they lost 2-0.
i'm eating crow today. i still think it was weak that smith didn't make the trip.
I would have agreed with you before I saw the pictures of the journey the Rapids had to take to get to the stadium. Brutal. Keep in mind, El Salvador's infrastrucure is not top notch, making travel to the middle of their country very tiring. After the long flight, the team had an 8-hour bus ride over bumpy roads, had to ask directions on how to get to the stadium once they got to the town, so on and so forth. All this in the middle of the normal MLS schedule. It's tough.


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BIG MISSThe Horned Frogs came really close to landing five-star offensive lineman Braden Smith, but a late push from Auburn landed him the SEC. He would have been the top rated recruit that TCU has ever landed in Scout.com history.
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The Green Sanctuary Committee has drafted an Environmental Stewardship Policy. We welcome your comments.
UUCH is certified as a UU Green Sanctuary. To become certified, we had to complete projects in four areas: Environmental Justice, Sustainable Living, Religious Education, and Worship. Please remember that new members of the Committee are welcome at any time.
Environmental Justice:
Hunger Roundtable: fresh produce collected at the Farmer's Market is distributed to Haverhill food pantries. Donations are welcome from anyone who has a garden or a farm CSA share. Any type or amount of fresh fruits or vegetables may be dropped at the Winter Farmers Market, which our committee is hosting at UUCH this winter!
Sustainable Living:
Winter Farmer's Market: hosted in the Murray Room 9-noon on Saturdays in November and December.
Veggie Café & CSA event on Earth Day: eat local and support your farmers.
Fair-Trade coffee: your dollar donation at coffee hour helps us to help coffee farmers in the Southern Hemisphere.
Ceramic coffee cups and very limited use of paper products at coffee hour help to save trees and oil.
Recycle bins in offices, classrooms, and the kitchen. Use them at coffee hour please!
Religious Education:
Veggie Café: on Earth Day help kids learn about food choices, and fresh, local food.
Annual Earth Day: service from the pulpit, in which we celebrate the glory of Creation, and call for its protection.


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City of Carrollton's Recycling Rewards Brought by Waste Management Just Got Better
Published: October 19, 2012
CARROLLTON, TEXAS—OCTOBER 19, 2012—The City of Carrollton, in partnership with Waste Management, Inc. (NYSE: WM) and Recyclebank®, today announced that it now offers Recyclebank's recycling rewards program to Carrollton residents. Recyclebank rewards people for taking everyday green actions, such as recycling, with discounts and deals from locally-based businesses and national brands. All residents, including those already participating in recycling rewards through Waste Management's Think Green Rewards, are eligible to participate in the Recyclebank program. Residents can sign up today for a free account at www.Recyclebank.com/WM, and automatically earn 300 Recyclebank Points.
Think Green Rewards participants will receive an email with instructions on how to set up a new Recyclebank account and transfer their TGR points. If new to recycling rewards, Carrollton residents can simply visit www.Recyclebank.com/WM to sign up and follow the prompts to verify their address and begin earning reward points. Over the course of a year, Carrollton households signed up for Recyclebank can earn an average of $165 in rewards value.
"We're proud of the work we've accomplished with the City of Carrollton and are excited to bring Recyclebank's rewards program to residents, which we're confident will help us further move the needle against our goal of diverting more waste from landfills," said Pamela Ducas, community relations and public affairs manager at Waste Management. "Through these collaborative efforts, we're able to engage communities and individuals around creating cleaner, safer and happier neighborhoods."
Recyclebank's program is akin to a frequent flyer program except that residents earn reward points for being green instead. Residents can use their points to "shop" for rewards from dozens of locally-based businesses and national brands in more than 10 categories. Each time a neighborhood's recycling is collected, the weight of the collected material is converted to Recyclebank Points. Those who are Recyclebank members will automatically receive their share of the reward points for their recycling efforts. Residents can also earn bonus points each week when they report their recycling efforts on the Recyclebank website. Members can also use the Recyclebank mobile apps on their iPhone and Android devices to report their recycling, check their Recyclebank points balance and discover reward offers.
"At Recyclebank, we've seen incredible eco-conscious efforts from leading communities in the state of Texas, and we're excited to join Waste Management in helping to further the City of Carrollton's own commitment," said Gillan Taddune, vice president at Recyclebank. "We've seen firsthand the impact that communities, businesses and governments can have when they work together and inspire people to live more eco-consciously, and we look forward to seeing the results of Carrollton residents' efforts."
In addition to significant environmental benefits, increased recycling also has a positive impact on municipal finances through disposal cost savings and revenues from the sale of recyclables. With this partnership, the City of Carrollton joins more than 300 communities across all 50 states and the U.K. that have implemented Recyclebank.
For more information on the City of Carrollton's recycling rewards program please visit the FAQ at www.cityofcarrollton.com/solidwaste. To sign up for a free Recyclebank account, visit www.Recyclebank.com/WM.
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It came in a day of claim and counter-claim surrounding the Prime Minister's behaviour and character.
Downing Street's official spokesman refused to deny that the Cabinet Secretary had spoken to Mr Brown privately about his behaviour towards junior staff at No 10.
The head of the National Bullying Helpline charity retreated on suggestions that Mr Brown was the cause of three or four calls to her organisation from Downing Street staff. Christine Pratt said Mr Brown was not the bully involved in the cases.
A former No 10 official told the Standard that Mr Brown frequently "stunned" secretaries and switchboard operators with his abusive behaviour.
Mr Cameron called for an inquiry by the Whitehall official in charge of policing the Ministerial Code of Conduct, Sir Philip Mawer. "These are very serious matters," he said.
"I'm sure that No 10 and the civil service in some way will want to have some sort of inquiry to get to the bottom of what has happened here." He described the episode as "another unseemly mess at the fag end of a government that is tired and discredited".
The most heated exchanges were between Mr Brown's allies and Mrs Pratt, the woman whose claims yesterday that No 10 staff called the bullying helpline turned embarrassing claims in a book by Andrew Rawnsley into a full-blown crisis.
Today Mrs Pratt stunned Westminster when she admitted under media questioning that she was "absolutely not" suggesting that the Prime Minister personally bullied anyone. "I'm not accusing Gordon Brown or anyone of being a bully. I don't know the detail. We are not accusing Gordon Brown of being a bully," she said.
But she went back on the offensive by revealing that she had received overnight a fresh allegation, this time directly against Mr Brown. "This case is a can of worms," she said. "Someone is saying they have issues with Gordon Brown."
She was dealt a blow when Professor Cary Cooper resigned as a patron of her charity in protest at her breaching confidentiality.
Lord Mandelson muddied the waters by claiming Mrs Pratt was linked to the Tories. He told an audience: "This whole affair is starting to acquire a slight odour. It now looks like more of a political operation, directed at the Prime Minister personally."
The Business Secretary alleged that Conservative Party press officers had "guided" journalists towards her — which was denied by the BBC, which first interviewed her. A Conservative spokesman also denied it and accused Lord Mandelson of a "smear".Reuse content


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This haunting tale is set in Nineties Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, where the local people are being brutally cleared away in the interest of the copper mining industry. Thirteen-year-old Matilda is living through this fearful time. The only white man left on the island, the reclusive Mr Watts, promises to introduce the children to a saviour, 'Mr Dickens'.
Matilda latches on to Mr Pip in his readings of reat Expectations with such ferocity that her devout mother becomes jealous - which causes the central barbaric horror of the story. It's a many-layered, luminous tale told in Matilda's voice, and Finty Williams catches with uncanny skill the child's vulnerability, and her partial understanding of the dreadful events she relates.


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Bowe Bergdahl, the U.S. Army soldier traded in the release of five Taliban terrorists, arrived at a San Antonio military hospital early this morning for further reintegration.
The former private, who disappeared from his guard post in Afghanistan, was routinely promoted to sergeant during his five years of custody by the Taliban. He will reside at Brooke Army Medical Center for an unspecified time.
Thirteen days ago President Obama jubilantly announced his prisoner deal with the Taliban in a nationally-televised Rose Garden photo-op with Bergdahl's parents in attendance.
But the public euphoria anticipated by White House strategists quickly evaporated amid allegations by fellow soldiers that Bergdahl deserted, that he may have collaborated with the enemy and amid growing concerns that the Democrat's release of five high-profile Taliban leaders endangers the lives of current U.S. servicemen and women.
The five were greeted joyously by colleagues and relatives in Qatar. Without mentioning the four Americans abandoned to die in Benghazi nearly two years ago, Obama says he refuses to leave one American behind on a battlefield and claims the emirate assures him the five will be unable to leave for one year.
However, this morning a new survey of likely voters by Rasmussen Reports confirms the collapse of public support for Obama's deal with the terrorist organization that hosted al Qaeda in Afghanistan for its preparations and training to launch the 9/11 hijackings and attacks that killed almost 3,000 people.
The Rasmussen poll of 1,000 finds 54% now oppose Obama's decision to release the quintet of Guantanamo prisoners, some of them wanted internationally for crimes against humanity. That 54% opposition is 11 points higher than it was just seven days ago.
Twenty-nine percent support the president's decision, a number that dropped 11 points in the last week.
Additionally, 56% of Americans now view Bergdahl unfavorably, including 28% very unfavorably. While less than one-in-four (24%) see the Idaho native in a favorable light, and only 5% of them very favorably.
Twenty percent of respondents claim either indecision or never to have heard of Bergdahl.
Female voters and those under age 40 tend to be less opposed to the prisoner deal. Republicans (78%) and independents (59%) disagree strongly with the Obama administration's action. Democrats agree more with Obama, but more narrowly, 43% to 31% opposed.
For a change, a strong majority of Americans (57%) agrees with Congress, which has lodged bipartisan complaints over Obama's failure to consult Capitol Hill about the controversial deal. At first, Obama's national security adviser, Susan Rice, claimed Bergdahl was too sick and there was insufficient time to consult Congress, which would have leaked such news instantly.
Later, Obama, who's made something of a bragging campaign about circumventing Congress this year, said that mentioning the possibility of a prisoner deal to some members two years ago qualified as sufficient consultation.
As Obama prepared for a long weekend in southern California giving another graduation speech and playing more golf, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, a former senator, admitted the Obama team should have advised that equal branch of government.
At one hearing Hagel was asked if the United States had ever before exchanged POW's with the Taliban. The cabinet member replied, "I don't know. I don't think so."
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Blogs HNN "TELL OBAMA WE WANT GUNS!"Feb 16, 2008 1:08 pm
There is a certain grim symmetry to the joke about the US getting an ethnic Luo president before Kenya does. The nearer Barack Obama (whose father was a Kenyan Luo) gets to the White House, the greater his potential impact as a mediator in his homeland. But the longer it takes, the more harm his countrymen will impose on themselves. As the proverb of his Luo kinfolk puts it: "When the village is on fire, its sons in the city must help put it out."
In Kenya, a worst-case scenario is conceivable as the violence sustains weak leaders; that is why Africa cannot immediately help and nor can the Kikuyu-dominated middle class, save for a brave few speaking out under threat to their lives. Mr Obama has the "awe" factor to make a difference. . . .
In the US, Mr Obama is riding a favourable tide. At his other home his people are busy doing horrible things. He does not have to come himself. But he needs to engage with a ghost that is sweeping over his father's grave leaving death and destruction in its wake.
Actually, it seems that Obama would have loved to demonstrate his supposed influence:
Obama, who was given a triumphant welcome when he visited Kenya in 2006, has repeatedly called on both leaders to set aside their differences in the face of spiraling violence.
"Kenya's hard-won democracy and precious national unity can be salvaged. Now is the time for all parties to renounce violence," he wrote in a commentary this month in the Daily Nation, Kenya's top newspaper.
Joe Klein reported that he has given the matter the good college try.
On January 1, two days before the Iowa caucuses, Obama left a message for Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. According to Robert Gibbs, Obama's Communications Director, Rice called back"as we were driving from Sioux City to Council Bluffs on January 1. They talked about the situation and Rice asked Obama to tape a Voice of America message calling for calm." Obama taped the message on January 2, after a rally in Davenport, Iowa. . . .
On January 3, the day of the caucuses, he had a conversation with Bishop Desmond Tutu, who had flown to Nairobi to see if he could begin negotiations with the factions. In the days since his Iowa victory, Obama has had near-daily conversations with the U.S. Ambassador in Kenya or with opposition leader Raila Odinga. As of late this afternoon, before his rally in Rochester, N.H., Obama was trying to reach Kenyan President Kibaki.
I haven't been able to talk to Obama directly about this--he is sort of busy right now--but it does seem noteworthy that, in the midst of the most amazing week of his life, Barack Obama has found the time to do a some diplomatic scut-work. I suspect we'll be seeing a lot of this sort of thing if he wins the nomination and is elected President.
If so, he and his believers will discover how ineffective such exhortations are. Moreover, many of his enthusiastic followers want or expect. Some argue that Obama must tame America for the continent of his ancestors while his fellow tribe members hope for something more specific:
The ethnic clashes have fueled Obama fever, with members of the Luo ethnic group rallying behind Obama, whose father was a Luo.
"Obama!" a group of Luo men shouted in unison, as they stood guard at a makeshift roadblock near the entrance of Kibera, Kenya's biggest shantytown outside Nairobi.
"We are supporting him here. We want him to win the election," said Mohammed Noor, 27.
"Did you know that Obama's father is also Luo?" he added.
Behind Noor, young men yelled,"Tell Obama we want guns!"
The grandson son of Sarah Hussein Obama may"insists on the freedom of a collective American Messiah who has come to mobilize all disillusioned children of American democracy to open up a new frontier in politics" but Kenya is unlikely to provide him with a stage to demonstrate his powers.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Bucharest hotel in Sector 2 with restaurant
Popular property highlights
Located in Sector 2, this hotel is 0.6 mi (1 km) from National Arena and within 3 mi (5 km) of National Museum of Romanian History and Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral. Romanian Athenaeum and National Museum of Art of Romania are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and self parking. Other amenities include meeting rooms, a 24-hour front desk, and express check-in.
Room Amenities
All 44 rooms offer balconies, minibars, and TVs. Guests will also find room service, hair dryers, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Public areas are equipped with wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge). This Bucharest hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, express check-in, and express check-out. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 44
- Number of floors - 6
- Coffee shop or café
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Breakfast service
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Meeting rooms
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Parking onsite
- Year Built 2008
- Self parking (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Balcony
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Bathtub only
- Television
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Room service
- Internet access
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Razvan has a restaurant on site.
Room service is available.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- A pet fee will be charged
Hotel Name
- Hotel Razvan
- Razvan Bucharest
- Razvan Hotel
- Razvan Hotel Bucharest
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.