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Will Port Allen Mayor Deedy Slaughter's budget veto stick? Some
council members question whether she got her veto in within the allotted
time frame. The city's Chief Financial Officer said she has
grave concerns about specific departments, such as the fire department,
running out of money because the city has yet to adopt an operating
budget. The budget is four months overdue, so now, does Port Allen have
a 2013-2014 budget or not? "The deadline was followed according to that Louisiana Revised Statute," said Mayor Slaughter. But the question is, was that deadline actually met?Mayor Slaughter said she's protected by the law in vetoing the proposed 2013-2014 budget, and she claims she met the deadline."If you go back and look at the statute, it tell you the 10th day before midnight," said Mayor Slaughter. But some council members said she's late meaning the city automatically has a budget and her veto does not apply.Port Allen City Attorney Lance Joseph said otherwise."So in your opinion, the veto stands and the city is still without a budget?" asked WAFB's Kiran Chawla."Most likely, yes," said Joseph. At the October 23rd city council meeting, the council approved this year's budget. Two
days later, the city's Chief Financial Officer Audrey McCain handed
over the proposed budget to Mayor Slaughter for her approval or veto.
The time it was officially given to the mayor was 10:04 a.m.On
Monday, Nov. 4th, around 4 p.m., which was the tenth day, Mayor
Slaughter gave the ordinance back to McCain, a veto to the budget citing
five specific reasons."Will this city ever get a budget," asked Chawla."Yes,
this city will get a budget. I mean we're at the point where we will
have to negotiate, myself and the council and the city will get a
budget," said Mayor Slaughter. "Are you planning to nudge from those five issues you spoke about though?" asked Chawla."There's
a possibility, if not all fives, there may be a few but for sure, we
know for sure the police cars are something that's really needed," said
Mayor Slaughter. The law reads as such "If the mayor fails or
refuses to return an ordinance to the municipal clerk within ten days of
receipt of an ordinance, it shall become law at midnight of the tenth
day after the receipt of the ordinance by the mayor."Some
interpret that ordinance to say the mayor only had until Monday 10:04
a.m. to veto the budget and she missed the deadline. But Joseph said
the time is irrelevant. "The statute does not require the time
to be recorded so I don't imagine you have to return it by a certain
time. As long as it's within 10 days, I think the veto will be timely,"
said Joseph.The mayor contends she had until midnight."Why wait till the last minute," asked Chawla."That was my choice. As long as I stay within that deadline, that was my choice," said Slaughter. Mayor
Slaughter said she hopes to come up with a new budget at Wednesday
night's meeting, introduce it next Wednesday night and then hold a
special meeting before December to vote on a budget.
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Janet Greer Janet Greer, 64, of Mt. Vernon died 8:45 p.m. Oct. 4, 2005, at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis. She was a high school music teacher, who taught all over the United States and Germany. Mrs. Greer was born April 19, 1941, in Mt. Vernon to Douglas and Mary (Hulen) Cox. She married James Mark Greer Aug. 26, 2000, in Whittington; he survives. Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Hughey Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon. The Rev. Dwight Brown will officiate. Burial will be at Hopewell Cemetery in Jefferson County. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Hughey Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Greer is survived by her husband, James Mark Greer of Mt. Vernon; a son, 1st Lt. Matthew Booth and wife Jennie of Langley Air Force Base , Va.; two daughters, Shelly Brown and husband Dwight of Lincoln, Neb., and Allison Booth of Dallas, Texas; two grandchildren, Jennaca and Daniel Brown of Lincoln, Neb.; two stepsons, Mark Greer and wife Melinda of Dayton, Ohio and Frank Greer and wife Billie of Hopkinsville, Ky.; a sister, Detta Heard and husband Lee of Dahlgren; an aunt, Doris Cutrell and husband Andy of Mt. Vernon; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents. Mrs. Greer attended Central Christian Church in Mt. Vernon. The loves of her life were Jesus, her family and music. She attained a masters degree in music from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Hughey Funeral Home, where you may call 242-3348 for further information. Source: Date: 10-4-2005 Submitted by; Ken Richardson
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Honda S2000 Magic by Ride Red on 01/24/2004. Trim: 2003 Honda S2000 Roadster, Owned 1 year.
Pros: If your looking for an all out fun car to drive this is the one. Great looks/styling, handling and top notch Honda quality make the S2000 a complete package. Simply a blast to drive. A little kick around tight corners and your in a sweet controlled power slide. Drop the top at a red light and enjoy the sun and breeze. I would not trade it for anything.
Cons: You need to drive it like you stole it. 7-9000 rpm starts make you feel like your abusing it.
Overall review: You just cannot find a higher quality, better looking or out performing car for the price. Honda has sprinkled a large dose of their magic on this gem.
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S2000 rocks! by ToughDude from Vancouver,BC on 05/09/2003. Trim: 2003 Honda S2000 Roadster, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: acceleration,beautiful look,Honda quality and reliability!
Cons: flawless!!!
Overall review: What an amazing machine! Gorgeous look receives too much attention! On the freeway, the S2000 is a real monster and it does smoke lots of cars!!! One thing that S2000 drivers all share in common, that is, the 350Z, Z4, SLK, AUDI TT and the Boxter all look pretty nice in the rear mirror!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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My black beauty by DIG on 03/14/2008. Trim: 2003 Honda S2000 Roadster, Owned 5 years.
Pros: Dependable, fast acceleration, great roadside appeal.
Cons: Only one cupholder and no way to open the "trunk" from outside, without a key
Overall review: I have a Jaguar and the S2000, I love them both, the first a sedate saloon, an eyecatcher, the ssecond reliable, speedy, an eyecatcher
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The Wonderful Little Roadster by Melissa, Maryland on 10/04/2005. Trim: 2003 Honda S2000 Roadster, Owned 1 year.
Pros: It is a fun and classy looking car. The seats are comfortable, and everything is conveniently placed (radio/temp controls, etc.). I like that it has 2 storage compartments. It hugs the road, handles really well, and has a lot of get-up and go! On top of all that, it's affordable!
Cons: The ride isn't as smooth as others, but everything else makes up for it. Small point, but I do miss having a 2nd cup holder and power windows and locks. I don't think this car would be good for someone that is exceptionally tall; it is a small car, so the leg room is limited.
Overall review: All-in-all, I love my car!! It handles great, looks great, I and feel great driving it!!
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Not on every corner by Daryl from Murrieta, CA on 08/10/2004. Trim: 2003 Honda S2000 Roadster, Owned 1 year.
Pros: Honda reliability, incredible handling, 50/50 weight distribution, fits like a glove, when the V-tec kicks in. Since the dealers can't even get them, you don't see many on the streets unlike it's main competitors ( Nissan 350 Z, BMW Z4, etc. ) who seem to be at every corner. Also unlike it's competitors this car is destined to be a collectors item.
Cons: No real cons. Some would say that it needs a 6 cylinder version but doing that the car would lose many of it's best performance aspects including it's light weight and 50/50 weight distribution With it's race car personality an owner surely needs an additional auto as a daily commuter.
Overall review: An amazing weekend roadster that in this happy owner's opinion is the best convertible sports car value on the market today.
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Valentines Day
So what are you ladies doing for Valentines day? Any new postions? New toys? Romantic get aways? I mean I know we should spice up our love life every other day in the year but Valentines Day gives us a reason to go bedroom shopping =]]
I really want a night with Dh but haven't had a chance to talk about it yet! =]
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Just reading this recipe was a turn-off - I didn't even try it as written and wonder if the author has either. The amount of balsamic vinegar called for is waaaaay too overwhelming. Instead of reducing it (which only concentrates the balsamic flavor even more...completely unnecessary), I would cut it down to 1/8 of a cup and increase the oil to 1/4 c.. Add some garlic, along with the S&P and brush lightly.
Balsamic-Glazed Baby Eggplant
Photo: Kate Sears; Styling: Gerri Williams
Yield: Serves 8
Cost per Serving: $.64
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- Calories: 77
- Fat: 2g
- Saturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 1g
- Carbohydrate: 14g
- Fiber: 5g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 148mg
- 1 cup balsamic vinegar
- 8 baby eggplants (about 2 1/2 lb. total), or 2 large eggplants, cut into 1-inch-thick slices
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Salt and pepper
- 1. Preheat a covered gas grill to high. Bring vinegar to a boil in a small saucepan over high heat. Boil rapidly until reduced to about 1/2 cup, about 12 minutes.
- 2. Cut baby eggplants in half lengthwise, leaving stems attached. Use a small knife to score flesh in a crisscross pattern.
- 3. When sauce has reduced, remove from heat and stir in honey and olive oil. Brush the flesh side of each eggplant half liberally with glaze and season generously with salt and pepper. (If using larger eggplants, brush and season both sides of slices.)
- 4. Oil grill well, and place eggplants, flesh side down, on grill; turn off burner directly underneath. Turn other burners to medium. Close lid. Cook eggplants for 10 to 12 minutes, turning once. When done, eggplants will be lightly charred and easily pierced with a knife. Brush with more glaze and season generously with salt and pepper. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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Eyes (Dell 1977)
The Mesmerist (Dell 1977)
I worked at Waldenbooks when The Lure was out in paperback. It sold very well to our gay customers. It's not horror but is unique in that it is a murder mystery, psychological thriller, and conspiracy theory all set within the NYC gay communities of the early seventies. Better than the movie Cruising, that's for sure.
Picano also wrote another horror novel in the late '80s called TO THE SEVENTH POWER, about kids with psychic powers and a government conspiracy.
I've read his later novels and memoirs, but not his earlier genre work. I've got to read THE LURE.
I saw that one, Brian, but wasn't too impressed with the cover. Sounds too much like Farris's THE FURY, doncha think?
"Better than Cruising"? HOW DARE YOU. No really, anything with Al Pacino dancing must be bleached from the mind.
Oh, it certainly sounds like second-rate Farris, and I do love THE FURY (and, without remorse or apology, Brian De Palma's 1978 flick -- I know we'll disagree there). I'm sure Picano was "paying the bills" with his early genre novels, but being the completist I am, I had to add copies of those on the bookshelf next to his later novels and memoirs.
Actually I didn't mind THE FURY film - Amy Irving I guess - but the book I couldn't finish. Gonna be on vacation soon so will be hitting up strange new used bookstores and these are on my list!
Funny but I remember reading The Lure, and Smart As the Devil-back when they came out-and I came out, as it were. lol But they weren't so impressive that I remember them fondly to this day. Just -meh.
And about that Farris business and The FURY. I Absolutely love John Farris as a novelist and have read everything he has written...NOBODY-but NOBODy plots like that man. And with humor, terror ,and skill a -plenty! And I too am an unabashed fan of DePalma's THE FURY.
Unfortunately ,it is the ONLY one of Farris' books that I couldn't finish! lol So I feel ya Will-now I know I'm not crazy! But , I will add that the 3 Fury sequels which have totally different characters are all wild rides, and MUST READS!
I've yet to read anything by him, but that cover to Eyes is very interesting in that it inverts the usual image of a man spying a woman: here, it's a woman spying a man, who himself is presented as rather vulnerable: shirtless, and clinging to a telephone.


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What Are You Reading? with Brendan Tobin and Pedro Delgado
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading?, our weekly look at all the comics and other stuff we've been reading lately. Our special guests today are Brendan Tobin and Pedro Delgado, who run the March MODOK Madness site. And with this being March, the madness is in full swing, so head over there to check out a lot of fun art featuring everyone's favorite big-headed villain.
To see what Brendan, Pedro and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
David Petersen and Paolo Rivera among Spectrum finalists
The gold and silver finalists were selected over the weekend for the 20th Spectrum Fantastic Art Annual, which honors the best in fantasy, science fiction and horror art.
Tor.com has the complete rundown of the nominees in all the categories, ranging from advertising to books to concept art — readers will recognize such names as Shaun Tan, Charles Vess, Dan Dos Santos and Greg Ruth — but what we're really interested in are the comics finalists. You'll find those below, with their art.
The winners will be announced at Spectrum Fantastic Art Live, held May 17-19 in Kansas City, Missouri.
More Cyber Monday deals: Avengers, IDW, Mouse Guard & more
Although we compiled a list of Cyber Monday sales on Sunday, it looks like the comics-related savings don't end there. Here are some more deals for you to take advantage of today (and in one case, beyond):
• In addition to its continued "Blackest Friday" sale, comiXology today is offering 99-cent digital editions of Marvel's Avengers titles, 50 percent off select IDW Publishing comics, and up to 80 percent off select Dynamite Entertainment collections.
• NBM Publishing is giving 20 percent off all orders of $20 or more from its web store (enter code "112").
• The DC Entertainment web store is touting "Cyber Monday Madness," with savings of up to 85 percent on collectibles, DVDs, jewelry and more.
• David Petersen is looking well beyond Cyber Monday with a 10-percent discount on orders from the Mouse Guard online store through the end of the year (enter code "mouseguard").
• And don't forget that some of the sales we mentioned last week — BOOM! Studios, Oni Press and Robert Kirkman's Skybound, notably — continue through the end of the day.
Comics A.M. | Buried Under Comics gets new name, new owner
Retailing | The Manchester, Connecticut, comics store Buried Under Comics will reopen with a new name, A Hero's Journey, and a new owner, April Kenney. A friend of previous owner Brian Kozicki, who died unexpectedly last month, Kenney arranged to purchase the store from Kozicki's family. [Patch.com]
Retailing | Toronto retailer Silver Snail has moved from its longtime location on Queen Street to Yonge Street. [CityNews]
Publishing | Brian Smith, the DC Comics associate editor publicly ridiculed by Rob Liefeld last month, has announced his departure from the company, apparently under amicable circumstances. Nonetheless, Liefeld took a parting shot on Twitter. [Blog@Newsarama]
Skelton Crew to produce Mouse Guard replicas
Archaia Entertainment struck a deal with Skelton Crew Studio to produce prop replicas based on David Petersen's award-winning fantasy series Mouse Guard. The line of pewter collectible swords, shields and other armament will debut in time for Christmas with the Black Axe (you can see the design at right).
Launching in 2006, Mouse Guard centers on an elite group of warriors charged with protecting their fellow mice from the elements, predators and other dangers. The series has won Eisner Awards for best anthology, best graphic album and best publication for kids.
Owned by Israel Skelton, the Maine-based Skelton Crew crafted the collectible keys based on IDW Publishing's Locke & Key and is creating replicas from Chew by John Layman and Rob Guillory.
"I'm thrilled about getting these into the hands of my fans," Petersen said in a statement. "Israel has done amazing work bringing the Locke & Key keys to the real world, and I love working with him on the intricacies of all of the mouse weapons and arms so that he can work his magic with them. He's a true craftsman who cares about the details as much as my fans do."
Comics A.M. | Fun Home musical to open in New York City
Graphic novels | A musical based on Alison Bechdel's acclaimed 2006 graphic memoir Fun Home will open the fall season of the Public Lab series of the Public Theater in New York City. Featuring music by four-time Tony Award nominee Jeanine Tesori and book and lyrics by Tony nominee Lisa Kron, the show is scheduled to run from Oct. 17 through Nov. 4 at the Shiva Theater. [The New York Times, The Public Theater]
Creators | Gilbert Hernandez guests on the comiXologist podcast to talk about Love and Rockets and what he has been reading lately. [comiXology]
Creators | Brian Wood and Ming Doyle talk about their new comic Mara, which will debut from Image Comics in December and features a volleyball player with superpowers in a world where sports and warfare are no longer so far apart. While Wood is not really a sports fan, he is fascinated by the portrayal of athletes in popular culture: "'This is tied into the superhero thing, recognizing parallels between the two,' Wood says. 'I think there's a lot to talk about there and part of me feels I'll need more than one comic series to do it in. We'll see.'" [USA Today]
David Petersen shows process for Baltimore Comic-Con program
I only just discovered the blog of Mouse Guard creator David Petersen, and it's a great read if you like behind-the-scenes details. He recently posted a detailed account of the small model he made for the Matriarch's Room, which appeared in Black Axe #5; it's amazing to see how much care and thought he put into it. And now he has a new post, detailing the cover he drew for the Baltimore Comic Con program, from initial concept to finished art. It's a treat for process junkies and some nice eye candy for the rest of us as well.
Indie artists reinvent Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe
Did you read encyclopedias for fun as a kid? Do you like comics? If so, then "Calamity" Jon Morris has just the project for you. Paying homage (with a side of classy art) to the epic Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, Morris has gathered a group of non-traditional artists to reinvent the portraits that graced the original encyclopedia series in what he's calling The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe –Reduxe Edition.
"I've recruited literally hundreds of artists to redraw the almost-1,000 entries of the original 1980's Official Handbook Deluxe Edition! What madness!," Morris says on his Tumblr page. "It starts with Uatu, with new entries by Joel Carroll, Thomas DiSpigna and Erica Henderson coming later today, check it out!"
This madness (as Morris puts it) started just two days ago with his portrait of Uatu the Watcher, but Thursday's new entry takes the cake. Mouse Guard creator David Petersen tackling Rocket Raccoon:
What Are You Reading? with David Harper
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading?, where each week we detail what comics and other stuff have been on our reading piles. Our special guest today is David Harper, associate editor over at the recently redesigned Multiversity Comics.
To see what David and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
Comics A.M. | The Walking Dead continues bookstore domination
Publishing | Continuing its domination of the graphic novel sales in bookstores, The Walking Dead laid claim to seven of the Top 10 spots on BookScan's April chart. The series, by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard, took the first four positions. What's more, 12 of the Top 20 graphic novels were volumes of The Walking Dead. [ICv2.com]
Publishing | Robot 6 contributor Brigid Alverson talks to Right Stuf director of marketing and communications Alison Roberts about that company's announcement earlier this week that it will be publishing the first three volumes Hetalia: Axis Powers as a print-on-demand books. The series was originally licensed by Tokyopop, which is co-branding the books with Right Stuf. [MTV Geek]
Comics A.M. | The state of the French comics tradition, post-Moebius
Creators | Daniel Kalder looks at the state of French comics tradition following the death last month of Jean Giraud, the influential artist widely known as Moebius, and finds it's in the capable hands of David B ("one of the most sophisticated cartoonists in the world") and Nicolas de Crecy ("the 'mad genius' of French comics"). [The Guardian]
Creators | Tom Spurgeon talks to Michael Cho about what sounds like a really interesting project, his book Back Alleys and Urban Landscapes: "Because I don't have an affinity for drawing a pastoral landscape. [laughs] You know what I mean? I've never lived in that environment, so I can't draw that thing with confidence. When I close my eyes I don't visualize that with any confidence. But a city is something I'm surrounded with constantly. With alleyways and lane ways and how light poles connect up to transformer towers which have extra leads leading down to the basement apartment. I can see that when I close my eyes, you know?" [The Comics Reporter]
C2E2 2012 | Sunday Photodiary
Sunday was a great day. It started off awesomely with a marriage proposal. A young man named Matthew had hired my friend Grant to draw a picture of Buffy the Vampire Slayer for his girlfriend, Lisa, a Buffy fan. When they picked up the commission, Lisa read the word balloons, "Hi, Lisa. Matthew tells me he loves you very much and he has a very important question to ask…"
Stan Sakai participating in next Mouse Guard Legends anthology
Although the Mouse Guard series is David Petersen's sandbox, he has been known to let others in to play with his toys. For instance, the first Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard series featured stories by Ted Naifeh, Gene Ha, Jeremy Bastian and many others.
We know that a second volume of the anthology series is in the works, and it looks like one of the contributors will be Stan Sakai, who shares one of his pages on his LiveJournal. Sakai of course has been doing Usagi Yojimbo for decades now, so it isn't surprising to see him drawing anthropomorphic characters, but it is a rare treat to see his work in color (beyond the Usagi covers, of course, and the occasional graphic novel or anthology submission).
Jim Henson fansite celebrates 10 years with artist-led cavalcade
Although the Muppets and the gang at Sesame Street might be puppets, they've made their way into comics on multiple occasions, and with the 10th anniversary of the Jim Henson-centric fansite Tough Pigs coming around this year, a number of artists have chipped in to celebrate the occasion.
For this event, Tough Pigs reached out to a variety of artists, including those from the Muppets and Fraggle Rock comics, the Sesame Street storybook illustrators and even fan artists to celebrate the event and the impact of Henson's creations. One of the standouts of the bunch is the illustration at right by Mouse Guard creator David Petersen, who also contributed covers to to both BOOM! Studios Muppets titles and Archaia's Fraggle Rock series.
Head over to the Tough Pigs site to see all of the artwork they've assembled, and look into the archives for other original art collected related to Jim Henson.
Graphic.ly offers Mouse Guard: Winter 1152 #1 for free
Graphic.ly is a late entry to the iPad digital comics race, but they are doing their best to catch up. This week, they are offering the first issue of Mouse Guard: Winter 1152 for free, which is pretty sweet. It's not a new comic — it came out in 2007 — but the single issues are hard to find now, and it's a very nice read.
While it works a bit differently than comiXology and Comics+, Graphic.ly is an interesting choice if you're interested in alternative comics. They carry Marvel and Archie, sure, but their publisher list also includes a lot of little-known indy and self-published comics. This makes for a lot of variation in quality, frankly, but there are also some gems: If you want to read Caryn A. Tate's Red Plains: Range War (illustrated by Noel Tuazon, the artist for Tumor and The Broadcast), it's there for free. And Graphic.ly seems to be the only iPad app that carries comics by Archaia, the publisher of Mouse Guard and the Fraggle Rock comics. If you're interested in the long tail of comics, Graphic.ly is not a bad place to start.
Like most comics apps, Graphic.ly is not restricted to the iPhone and iPad; they have versions available for Adobe Air and Windows 7. (I talked to CEO Micah Baldwin about the app last September.)


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A simple software to manage student grades, calculations are all over. FEATURES: possibility to enter 30 exercises, a report with the last exercises, a student list, a board to facilitate data entry, etc. You can modify the student marks and even the value of your assessments (the software will adjust itself automatically). DIRECTIONS: decompress in a folder and click twice on the file "Student" choose to continue if a message appears.
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