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Having problems with your Ultimate G ?
The foot tork to go up and down popped off and the little spring that it has with it came out
So how do I place the spring back in where dose it actually go in that foot tork to go up and down
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Vanessa M. April 02, 2017
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
When my mother first came to the Willows at Hamburg, I was impressed with the facility. It was clean and food was good. The staff was friendly. As time has gone by, the staff is disappearing and there is not enough employees to take care of the residents. The ones who are there are overworked. Every time I go see my mother, she is sitting in a dirty diaper. The quality of the food has gone way down. Too many residents with injuries from falls. Don't be distracted by the nice facility. Seems like management is more concerned with the facility than with the care of the residents who pay their salaries. We are making arrangements to move my mother or hire help to bring her home.
Anonymous119875450 February 23, 2016
I am a friend or relative of a resident
The Willows at Hamburg is a very clean, very good facility. The food quality is great. The staff is attentive and friendly, and baby my mom.
evieneetie May 14, 2015
I am a friend or relative of resident
We moved my mother-in-law into this nursing home almost 6 weeks ago. She is a Hospice patient and has progressively needed more care and attention. We could not be more pleased with this facility and its staff. My mother-in-law feels safe and well cared for. She is dressed appropriately, checked on regularly, kept clean and fed whatever she is able to eat. The staff are very kind and caring and the response time after the call button is pushed is very fast. The facility is clean, well furnished, cheerful and there is no "nursing home" smell! Staff all seem to be very happy to be working at The Willows. We have not met a single person with "attitude." We can't say enough at this point about how pleased we all are and we dreaded the scenario of having to put my mother-in-law into a nursing home. It really turned out to be the best decision. No regrets.
Caring Daughter/ January 13, 2015
I am a friend or relative of resident
I could not be more pleased with the care my Mother received during her rehab periods.The staff is/was so kind to her. The activities were wonderful and kept her busy during this time and made her stay much more pleasant. The food was prepared for her and she received treats anytime she asked for them. I cannot be more pleased and would highly recommend.
Dontheson January 13, 2015
I am a friend or relative of resident
This new facility looks so good and it is clean and pleasant. However, the management is totally incompetent. Many weekends we found them understaffed. I found my mother once, age 102 sitting in her wheel chair shivering from lack of adequate clothing, her glasses off, her shoes missing, and her hearing aid missing. No nurse or aid could be found for over ten minutes. The turn-over on nurses and aids is very high. This is a new company and they do not know what they are doing. So don't be fooled by the building or decorations. The care is only as good as the nurse or aid with your loved one. In less than a year there (she now has been moved) we saw at least fifteen different nurses. Chaos is the word I would use to describe the Willows. I hope they get their act in order for the sake of the community.
Vnlee July 06, 2014
I am a friend or relative of resident
Beautiful facility, friendly and caring staff. Ready to help anyway they can. They have to work twice as hard because of a rocky start and bad reviews. So far I am thrilled. They have caught health issues that Dad's doctors have overlooked. Even the cause of his pnuemonia!
lovemymumsie July 05, 2014
I am a friend or relative of resident
My mother is living there currently on Medicare days. Her improvement in mobility and spirit have greatly improved. The staff is very caring and kind. They have wonderful activities throughout the day and the food there is very good. My mother is treated like the queen she deserves to be. I cannot yet speak about the difference between care for Medicaid patients at the Willows at Hamburg or the Legacy, but from the places I have visited and the stories I have heard, this place is the very best in town that isn't totally private pay.
sabrina12 November 23, 2013
I am a friend or relative of resident
You don't want to go here, we pulled loved one out for her safety, ombudsman called several times to go in and Office of Att. General called in twice for investigation, director and couple others fired. Our loved one contacted Impetago, due due not keeping her clean , ( I wonder how many others have it now as is very contagious) she got a chipped tooth due to her sliding down on floor, they didn't keep hold of her, oh the stories we could tell, we took her out for her safety. Think twice before you go here
Micky Mouse November 22, 2013
I am a friend or relative of resident
This is the worst place ever. So many things happened. Non caring employees, on the Legacy side, I had to be there daily to make sure loved one taken care of, things stolen, clothing ruined, they lost many of her clothes, relative was not kept clean, in same clothes for 5 days, had to call ombudsman several times and state attorney generals office called in to investigate....twice! Other family members said "get her out of there" even one of her doctors said "she didn't belong there." Two days before we left, she complained of her back hurting. Her first night away from Legacy, that night, a caregiver we hired to help her in her new apt with baths called and had us come over. Her back full of blisters, some were starting to dry up, so they were there for several days. Took to doctor following Monday, she had Impentago, very contagious, "cause by not being kept clean." If they had been caring for her, looked at her back and noticed it if bathing her and notified us. I wonder how many there now have this condition and they are not telling families. They just don't care, Director was fired back in Sept, and so were others, no one can do their job. She had no cavities and had 3 when there, took to have them filled, dentist even sent faxes t them, twice to help her with dental health, they still didn't, they let her drop when by a bath, she had a front tooth chip off, they rarely helped her in dental health. I could go on and on, we took her out to keep her safe. I've heard others complain also. You'll be very sorry if you put any loved one there, very sorry. She is now living on her own, fixes her own breakfast, and doing great, just 3 weeks after leaving there. They put your loved one in front of TV in living area, not kept active much. It's been called 'Gods Waiting Room." My heart goes out to ones there and family cannot ck on them often as we could. I suggest you not go here. Oh the stores I could tell.....it horrible there at the Legacy. Even the nurses are known to snap at you, have an attitude, and another residents family member noticed it too when we were talking. Be careful, don't go there, you'll be moving your loved one out within months.
Buttonsdog October 20, 2013
I am a friend or relative of resident
Used to be good facility. Staff has been cut back to a third of what it used to be. They no longer have a director and turn over is terrible because of all the cut backs and unsteady nature of this place.
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With the move of Terell Floyd from cornerback to safety, the University of Louisville football team isn't the deepest of squads at cornerback.
But with two potential stars and a few quality young players, there's more than enough for Terrell Buckley to work with at corner.
"We have to build this brick-by-brick," Buckley said. "We have some guys, everybody has potential, everybody. But I want to see what they can do when we get out there (in a game). I want to see it in week eight.
"We have talent, they just have to do it."
Buckley said Charles Gaines has "raised his game to another level," and will be a leader of the cornerback group. Gaines has been getting a lot of preseason attention, including some All-ACC chatter.
"Yes he does," Buckley said when asked if he had NFL talent.
Andrew Johnson has struggled some with injuries during his career but will have to come through, while Devontre Parnell was injured a bit early in camp but has come on in recent weeks.
Buckley said the young guys "start at the bottom and earn their way up," noting that he's "old school" in that regards.
"And that's what you want," he said. "Guys have to earn it."
Charles Gaines, Junior
Gaines had his first breakout season last year, making a ton of big plays for the Cardinals during a 12-1 run. But this time, he should be that much better.
Gaines is one of the most exciting players in the country and is on the watch list for the Paul Hornung Award as the most versatile player in America.
The speedy and talkative Gaines scored on an interception return, a fumble return and a punt return last season. Buckley said he's not only improved his ball skills and leadership but he's more under control this season.
Several outlets have tabbed Gaines as a potential player who could leave school after his junior season the NFL Draft.
As a sophomore, Gaines had five interceptions and 22 tackles.
Devontre Parnell
We have heard about Parnell and his athleticism and speed but are still waiting for him to break out and show it on the field.
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Parnell is one of the fastest players on the team but missed all of last season with an illness. The 5-foot-11, 180-pound redshirt sophomore is going to be needed to help this season and he's capable.
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Palm's Pre Plus Makes Your Pocket a Hot Spot: Rich Jaroslovsky
No two ways about it: I am one hot guy.
Not that way, though don't I wish. It's because I'm carrying Palm Inc.'s new Pre Plus smartphone, which turns me into a walking, talking Wi-Fi hot spot, empowered to allow lesser mortals to bask in my geeky aura. Or at least, to share my phone's Internet connection.
The original Pre, which debuted last year on Sprint Nextel Corp. (S)'s network in the U.S., featured a striking "smooth stone" design, an elegant new operating system called webOS and -- unlike, say, Google Inc. (GOOG)'s more recent Nexus One -- didn't scream "iPhone wannabe." Its big drawback was the small number of applications available for it.
The new Pre Plus, now available on the much larger Verizon Wireless network, doesn't solve the app problem, and at $150 on a two-year contract, after rebate, it isn't cheap. But the new Mobile HotSpot application almost makes up for these drawbacks.
The Pre is more compact, but chunkier than, say, Apple Inc. (AAPL)'s iPhone or the Nexus One, which is manufactured by Taoyuan, Taiwan-based HTC Corp. (2498) In repose, the screen is all shiny blackness -- even more so than the original Pre, whose function button has been replaced by a horizontal stripe across the bottom that is only visible when the screen is in use.
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Sliding the screen up reveals a tiny physical keyboard. On the first Pre, I had a lot of trouble typing; the keys were so small I would constantly hit the wrong one. Things got better, but only a little, when I figured out one secret for thick-fingered typists like myself: Use the edge of your fingernail, rather than your finger itself. Palm has made some minimal changes in the keys, but my earlier advice still holds.
Things have gotten a little better on the app front as well. The number of programs available for the Pre and Pixi Plus, its lower-cost, lightweight sibling, has inched up to about 1,000. That's still much less than the 140,000 available for Apple's iPhone or even the 20,000 for Google's Android operating system, which drives the Nexus One and Motorola Inc.'s Droid. But there are apps for key social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, plus games including "Need for Speed Undercover" and "The Sims 3" from Electronic Arts Inc.
But the coolest app by far is Mobile HotSpot, which lets as many as five Wi-Fi-capable devices share the phone's Internet connection. Once you install it and establish a password, the phone becomes visible on any nearby Wi-Fi computer, phone or other device as a "webOS network." Anyone entering your password is then able to make use of the phone's 3G connection.
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You can imagine the uses. In a carpool or on a family trip, everyone can do their own thing. You're no longer tethered to Starbucks or other commercial Wi-Fi locations; any public space where you can get a 3G signal from Verizon (VZ) becomes a hotspot.
The range is impressive, too. Placing the Pre Plus on a colleague's desk, I was still able to surf the Web on a laptop computer about 200 feet (61 meters) away. Speed was variable but more than acceptable, even with multiple devices attached.
Drawbacks? Price is one. Verizon charges $40 a month for the hotspot service for as much as 5 gigabytes of data. That's less than what it charges to use Novatel Wireless Inc. (NVTL)'s MiFi, a standalone device that provides the same ability. But it's still a hefty chunk of extra change on top of the $30 you're already paying for a data plan.
Then there's the impact on your battery: The Mobile HotSpot app sucks power like a straw in a Coke on a hot summer's day. With two devices connected in addition to the phone itself, I used most of a full charge in about three hours. If you're using the feature for more than a quick Internet session, the best advice is to plug the phone into a wall outlet or your car's cigarette lighter.
Offsetting those is the sense of power you get from controlling other people's online access. If I like you, it's my world and welcome to it. If I don't, it's hey, you -- get off my cloud.
Did I say I was hot? I'm smokin'.
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chapter 3: Part 5
"Wakey wakey..." The voice chimed into Maya's ear, and she rolled over, mumbling nonsense. She hit something hard, on her bed, and her fingers groped around for a moment before her eyes flew open, and she jerked upright.
Jordan was lying across her bed, grinning. She blinked, disorientated. "How did you get in here? What time is it?" She asked sleepily, looking for her clock before she realised it was at home.
"Jordan, you really shouldn't wake her like that, it's cruel." Maya looked up, to see Arlo stood at the window, his back to them. He was just a silhouette in the bright morning light, although as he turned she could make out the light reflecting off his cheekbones and highlighting his eyes. "And it's about dawn by the way."
"Dawn?" She glared back at Jordan "Why the heck'd you wake me up at dawn?"
Jordan laughed and heaved himself off the bed, Arlo walked over and stood next to him. "You need to get used to starting bright and early, it's training day."
Maya looked at herself self consciously in the long mirror. Jordan and Arlo had taken her downstairs, through a courtyard, across a field and into a maze of other buildings. She was never going to find her way around this place. They'd finally reached a large square building, and inside she'd been introduced to Danielle, who lived pretty much constantly in the training building, or the TC (training centre) She was a short girl with an eyebrow bar and cropped dark red hair. Jordan immediately started flirting with her, but she shut him down pretty quick with an astonishing attitude. She was perfectly nice to Maya though, explaining that the TC was the only place Whitelighters could practice combat without breaking any rules. Maya asked if people got hurt practise fighting, and Danielle merely flashed her a grin and said "The Whitelighters who specialise in healing do their job pretty well." She then gave Maya some training gear to put on, and told her to meet back outside, so she could be given a tour.
The training clothes were rather tight. A little too tight compared to what she usually wore. She had been given black leather-like leggings, a dark long sleeved cotton shirt and a jacket made of the same substance as the leggings, but with loads of little pockets, zips and attachments. She pulled on the black boots Danielle had given her, turning away from her reflection. She knew it was stupid, but she felt a little nervous. The same nervous one gets when doing an exam, or reading a speech in public.
Maya pushed the butterflies in her stomach down, swatting them with an imaginary net. Shoving her clothes into a bag, she walked outside to join the others.
Danielle nodded when she saw Maya, as if it pleased her to see Maya looking more like one of them. Jordan and Arlo looked her up and down, and she tried to not feel self conscious. "Nice outfit" Jordan commented, "Don't worry, it's what everyone wears when training or fighting."
Maya turned to Danielle, and realised that she too had changed into gear. "You two go... get gear or training posts or whatever you guys do, I'm giving Maya the tour and then we'll get started on basics."
"We'll see you later." Arlo said, to her or Danielle Maya didn't know. But as he walked past her, he leaned down and muttered "And by the way, the gear suits you." His cool breath on her neck made her shiver, and she half smiled at him.
"Thanks, see you guys." She said, watching them go before turning back to Danielle.
"Right, come one then" She said, shrugging away from the wall she'd been leaning against and grinning at Maya. "Let's get cracking"


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By NESTOR F. SEBASTIAN
Four South American teams representing four countries will do battle over the next two days in the opening legs of the Copa Libertadores semifinals.
Brazil's Santos and Paraguay's Cerro Porteno open their tie Wednesday night, while Argentina's Velez Sarsfield and Uruguay's Penarol do the same on Thursday.
The four teams have eight Libertadores titles between them, with just Cerro Porteno yet to appear at the top rung of the South American ladder.
Here's a closer look at this week's Copa Libertadores semifinal matchups:
Santos (Brazil) v. Cerro Porteno (Paraguay), 8:50 p.m., Fox Deportes
Both sides have already met during the group stages. They tied in Brazil, but Santos, deploying reserves, took home a much-needed win in Paraguay all in the midst of a managerial change and pressure from fans and the press.
The Brazilians are much more confident, especially under new caretaker Muricy Ramalho, who came in and applied a new philosophy to Santos' game, leading to improvements around the camp. Neymar, Elano and Ze Eduardo have raised their games after each match, more so when Santos was left to raise the Brazilian flag following the elimination of four of their compatriot teams in the Round of 16.
Meanwhile, Cerro Porteno has quietly crept into the final four, dispatching an unrecognizable Estudiantes de la Plata side and a feisty Jaguares team in the knockout phases. Argentine striker Roberto Nanni, rumored to be wanted by Mexico's Leon, leads the tournament with seven goals but hasn't scored since early April, which is probably why he may start on the bench with Fredy Bareiro as his replacement, according to press reports.
Julio dos Santos, on loan from Brazil's Atletico Paranaense, could also start, but it's not clear if he'll be based in midfield or come up top with Bareiro. Midfielder Jonathan Fabbro, a staple of the Paraguayan attack, will be seen as the man to control Santos' effective tandem of stars. Cerro also has the 'mini-Messi' Juan Iturbe at its disposal.
Cerro has made it to the semifinals on six occasions but never to the final, while Santos lifted the trophy twice during Pele's heyday in 1962 and 1963.
Penarol (Uruguay) v. Velez Sarsfield (Argentina), 8:50 p.m., Fox Deportes
Not only will this semifinal be a spectacle featuring historical continental giants, the match will also serve as a scouting session for directors from Brazil to Mexico to England, all of whom are rumored to be attending.
Velez, which took home the Copa title in 1994, is riding high on momentum as it currently leads the Argentine Clausura and has been top-class both domestically and internationally. With a number of solid pieces, the news got even better this week after it was determined that midfielder David Ramirez is now fully fit to add to manager Ricardo Gareca's 'problem' of picking, manuvering and choosing his first 11.
The Argentines have the firepower to be considered the favorites to be crowned champions with an attacking trio of Maxi Moralez, Uruguayan veteran Santiago 'The Tank' Silva (former player of Naciona, Penarol's archrival) and Juan Manuel Martinez, with creative midfielder and Arsenal target Ricardo Alvarez deployed behind them.
Penarol, five-time champs with its last title coming in 1987, has its own sophisticated attack led by Juan Manuel Olivera, who has five goals in the competition, and Alejandro Martinuccio, who is coveted by Roma as well as some top Brazilian sides.
Last week's hero, Fabian Estoyanoff, whose goal punched Penarol's ticket into the semifinals, is nursing an injury and is a game-time decision, but it looks like he may miss the match. Midfielder Luis Aguiar could be ready to return after shaking off his own injury, and manager Diego Aguirre has already conceded the Uruguayan Clausura by sending out reserves for its match over the weekend.
His only starter, netminder Sebastian Sosa, was in fine form as usual and even stopped a penalty in the 1-1 draw against Defensor Sporting.
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US scouts should be there too
Iturbe is called the "guarani messi", guarani being the indigenous peoples and language of paraguay. although iturbe wants to play for argentina and not py…
It feels like a Santos x Velez final coming up…
Thanks for the coverage NESTOR F. SEBASTIAN. I really enjoy the free flowing game of Latin America and any coverage is most pleasing.
We got to hope the it will be Velez and Santos in the final. Anything other than that would be a let down and a upset. Velez will take cup with extra time needed in the 2nd game to complete the win.
The USA scounts should have been in Latin America for the last 15 years. Judging from the talent comming into MLS these days our scouts are there.
I agree, that is going to be the final. Santos is going to be favored ( all brasilian team are favored- why? just the fact they are brasilian and the world is awed by that) but I happen to think Velez will pull the upset and win the Cup.
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- This race will likely not be that big of a draw in a blue town like Chicago, which counts the incumbent, unopposed President Barack Obama amongst the indigenous. But in the Republican primary the real contest in Illinois is between front-runner Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum, who is polling just slightly behind Romney. A win on Tuesday could bolster Romney's front-runner status, and bring him more support down the road. The former Massachusetts governor is poised to do well in moderate, suburban areas of the state, whereas Santorum's conservative tone will likely appeal to downstate, rural voters. But Santorum will likely split at least some of that vote with Newt Gringrich--just one disadvantage he faces. Romney is also outspending Santorum by estimates of five-to-one, and he is said to have a much more organized campaign than Santorum. 54 delegates are up for grabs on Tuesday. CNN estimates Romney has 518 delegates and Santorum 239. That's compared to Gingrich's 139 and the libertarian darling Ron Paul's 69. 1,144 are needed to lock down the Republican nomination.
- Congressman Jesse L. Jackson Jr. is fighting for his political life against the first real challenger he's faced since his rookie run in 1995 against Emil Jones. He's up against former Congresswoman Debbie Halvorson, who is trying to reclaim a seat in the U.S. House after losing one in the 2010 conservative sweep. This has been a hard-fought and bitter contest for the 2nd Congressional District seat, one that, at times, has focused almost entirely on race. Halvorson, who is white, accused Jackson of race-baiting--among other fouls, like lying about her congressional voting record--after he released a radio commercial that accused her of voting against President Obama "88 times." Despite a Congressional Quarterly report disproving that claim, Jackson's camp has refused to retract the statement. Jackson could have trouble defending his incumbency because he's been drawn into a new district that includes more rural, largely white areas like Kankakee, and a smaller section of Chicago's South Side, which is largely African American. He has also been dogged by an extramarital scandal, and alleged ties to jailed former Governor Rod Blagojevich's scheme to sell President Obama's old senate seat.
- In the 8th Congressional District, northwest of Chicago, two Democrats are competing to unseat Tea Party firebrand Joe Walsh. Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq war veteran who has held two senior positions with Veteran's Affairs, and Raja Krishnamoorthi, an Indian American owner of a small tech company, are vying for the nomination. Their talking points are almost identical--a wide social net for the needy, government investment to kickstart the economy--and both have taken to going after Walsh instead of each other. Walsh moved into the 8th District after this summer's remapping to defend his seat rather than face fellow Republican Randy Hultgren in the 14th District. Krishnamoorthi is one of nine Indian American candidates, nationwide, trying to be the first crop of their ethnic group to be elected to congress.
- On the South Side, it is widely believed that Bobby Rush will win yet another term as 1st District congressman. But five Democrats are challenging him for the party's nomination. One of the candidates, community activist Fred Smith, even got the Chicago Tribune's endorsement. Still, Rush has deep roots in the African American communities he has represented for nearly 20 years, and he's well-liked, despite the fact that his legislative performance has been lackluster at best, sometimes. But Rush has regularly defeated his opponents by margins of 80 percent in the past, and there are few signs of any major shift in support. That said, it's not clear, what, if any chance his opponents have come Tuesday.
Illinois General Assembly
- The 21st District state representative race between Rudy Lozano and Silvana Tabares is, perhaps, the only Southwest Side contest Tuesday in which an independent stands a good chance of going to Springfield, the Chicago Sun Times' Mark Brown wrote last weekend. Brown's assessment is a bit drastic, but Lozano, the progressive Brown was referring to, has loads of support from like-minded organizations, and labor and education unions. A number of progressive local pols like Ricardo Muñoz, Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, Luis Guittierez and Toni Preckwinkle have also banded around him. Tabares, a former journalist, was hand picked to run in the 23rd District after Dan Burke's Democratic colleagues in the General Assembly safely mapped him into the 1st District to preserve his incumbency.
- Lozano might have the best chance of beating an establishment candidate, but there are also a handful of other Southwest Side races where progressive Latinos are trying to unseat machine incumbents. The Chicago Reporter wrote about a number of those races earlier this month. Most notably, is Michele Piszczor's bitter battle with House Speaker and 22nd District state Rep. Michael Madigan, arguably the most powerful politician in the state. Piszczor has generated a lot of publicity but is considered a longshot, at best. There's also Adolfo Mondragón, a Yale and University of Chicago graduate, who is running against longtime incumbent Antonio Muñoz, a product of the Hispanic Democratic Organization, for 1st District state senator. Mondragón lost to Muñoz in 2010, and, once again, has far less money to run with than Muñoz. And Cuahtémoc "Temoc" Morfin and Josip "Joe" Trutin, are trying to unseat 2nd District state Rep. Edward "Eddie" Acevedo. Like Mondragón, both candidates also have far less money than Acevedo, and Trutin lost to Acevedo in 2010. But Morfin ran for 25th Ward Alderman in 2011, and came very close to beating incumbent Danny Solis, one of the most clout-heavy city council members. So, who knows?
- North Side voters casting ballots in the 39th District state representative race will be choosing between Will Guzzardi, a Brown-educated former journalist, and incumbent Toni Berrios, the daughter of the all-powerful Joe Berrios, leader of the Cook County Democrats and the Cook County Assessor. The race has widely been framed as a choice between the more progressive Guzzardi, who claims he's hellbent on ending the infinite conflicts of interest that permeate Springfield, and Berrios, the clout-heavy heiress to her father's political throne, who is comfortable going along with the cozy, political status quo.
- In the statehouse's 10th District, on the West Side, voters will have to chose between incumbent Derrick Smith, who was charged with accepting a bribe last week, and Tom Swiss, a former Republican whom the Tribune claims has shown constituents "considerable disrespect." While speaking with the Reporter last week, Swiss claimed he was familiar with black and low-income voters because he has lived in Kenya, worked in prisons and has volunteered with charities. Throughout his campaign he has spoken in similarly general terms. That said, Smith still has a good chance at winning, regardless of the corruption charge. He's black, and he's running in a predominantly black district that usually elects black candidates. It also helps that Michael Madigan has pumped tens of thousands of dollars into Smith's campaign and has shown no signs of wavering his support.
- The race for the adjoining 5th District state senate seat is perhaps one of the nastiest contests in town. The pugilists: incumbent Annazette Collins vs. the challenger, Patricia Van-Pelt Watkins. Van-Pelt Watkins has used allegations that Collins illegally claimed homeowner exemptions, lived outside the district and unlawfully obtained an FHA-backed mortgage to sling mud at her opponent throughout the race. Collins, who has yet to provide a logical explanation for any of the accusations, opted to engage in a public feud with Secretary of State Jesse White--who backs Van-Pelt Watkins--instead of addressing the issues. Collins threatened to sue White when he called her the "most unethical" person in government, and likened her to the incarcerated Blagojevich. Collins never sued. Her support has dwindled, though, and she faces an uphill battle in getting re-elected.
- The statehouse's 26th District spans from the near North Side all the way to the far South Side. The race pits 25-year-old Christian Mitchell against Kenny Johnson, who has a background in marketing. Mitchell, a University of Chicago graduate who has helped write state legislation and has worked in Cook County President Preckwinkle's office, has gathered an immense amount of support going into this race. Johnson is no slouch, though, and both claim to be progressive candidates. The 26th District is one of about a dozen seats in the General Assembly that will see a new legislator this year, due to incumbents retiring or seeking other offices. It was vacated last year, when Will Burns won a seat in the city council, and the incumbent, Kim DuBuclet, is not seeking re-election.
Cook County Clerk of the Circuit Court
- Journalists, lawyers and activists are among the minority of voters who are attuned to this office, so it's usually a race that's off most folks' radars. Not this year. 22nd Ward Alderman Muñoz is going toe-to-toe with incumbent Dorothy Brown. Muñoz recently signed a pledge presented by the Illinois Open Government Data Initiative promising to make records more digitally accessible. Brown did not, although Paul Baker, of Open Government, said the clerk's office claims she was unaware of the pledge. Muñoz and others have criticized Brown for running a disorganized and inefficient office--one Munoz said he wants to bring "into the 21st century."
© Community Renewal Society 2012
Filed under: Government and Politics, Race and Racism, Uncategorized
Tags: Adolfo Mondragon, Annazette Collins, Anotnio Munoz, Barack Obama, Bobby Rush, Christian Mitchell, Debbie Halvorson, Derrick Smith, Dorthy Brown, Eddie Acevedo, elections, Jesse White, Jessie Jackson, Joe Trutin, Joe Walsh, Kenny Johnson, Michael Madigan, Michele Piszczor, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Patricia Van-Pelt Watkins, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ricardo Munoz, Rick Santorum, Rudy Lozano, Silvana Tabares, Tammy Duckworth, Temoc Morfin, Tom Swiss, Toni Berrios, Will Guzzardi


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As the New Zealand and Australian Governments hand down Budgets within days of each other, the striking feature is the contrasting fortunes of the two economies and the impact on Budget bottom lines. New Zealand's economy is booming, Australia's growth is sub-par.
New Zealand's growth is supported by four factors. The massive post-earthquake Canterbury rebuilding is on the rise, with spending estimated to be around 20 per cent of New Zealand's GDP over a decade. Low interest rates support a pick-up in the housing market and household consumption. Strong demand for dairy products from China is driving an agricultural boom that is lifting local incomes and investment. And strong economic conditions are attracting migrants, which is also supporting demand. We expect to outperform almost all other OECD economies this year.
By contrast, after a mining boom Australia's transition to rebalancing growth towards the non-mining sectors is not without problems. With iron-ore and coal prices also past their peaks, tax-revenue growth has slowed and is unlikely to be as strong as it was during the mining boom.
These divergent trends explain much in the Budget bottom lines. Australia has a budget deficit of 3.1 per cent of GDP, with its new Government planning to make cuts to head back to surplus over the next five years. New Zealand is almost in surplus, after six years of deficits, with projections suggesting surpluses from next financial year onwards.
There are lessons for policy makers on both sides of the Tasman. New Zealand should make the most of the current good times to lock in government savings and invest in productivity enhancing reform. Australia did not, and faces tough measures at a less-convenient time.
Policy makers in New Zealand need to be aware earthquake reconstruction and low interest rates will not be medium-term drivers of growth. Also, while export prices are likely to remain good as an expanding emerging-market middle class drives demand for agricultural exports, the terms of trade are unlikely to remain at their current 40-year high.
New Zealand now has the opportunity to push through reform to boost the country's long-term competitiveness and address the issue of a low national saving rate.
The Government's commitment to limiting expenditure growth is a positive step. New Zealand may also tackle the challenge of an ageing population by reforming its health funding commitments and address the current retirement age, as Australia has proposed recently.
Other potential policy changes have been highlighted in reports from the New Zealand Productivity Commission and the Savings Working Group.
These include adjustments to address housing supply, which could discourage over-investment in the housing market, and to address distortions in incentives to save and invest that are caused by the tax system. Yesterday's Budget proposal to reduce tariffs and duties on imported building materials is a positive step to improve housing supply by lowering building costs.
For Australia, the lesson is that commitment to fiscal reform can deliver a better budget outcome over time without derailing growth. Indeed, New Zealand turned the global financial crisis into a chance for reform, which is paying off.
The Australian Budget set out a credible plan to return to surplus, the first step on a long road. While New Zealand's economy is in better shape now, policy makers need to focus on saving for the next rainy day.
Paul Bloxham is HSBC's chief economist for Australia and New Zealand and first dubbed NZ the "rock-star economy"