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if he is convicted by the military he will end up either in the San Diego brig or more likely Leavenworth, Ks, military prison. If CA gets to him first then any number of medium-security prisons. Interesting.
saneinsimi-May I suggest that both plants be modified to burn coal instead to save the precious life of a small fish. Yes, coal. It would increase railroad traffic into the area, traffic tied up due to long trains moving through town. Can't wait for the complaints then.Will that satisfy the Shores, Hollywood beach, Strand crowd? Coal is your solution, people.We have plenty in the US.
Seriously, who is behind the push to remove both plants? I would suspect both developers and environmentalist whackos. You people who live in the Shores, Hollywood beach, and the Strand need to get your heads out of the sand. We need electricity, period. All you talk of is removing these plants with no alternative plan. Question. How are you going to drive your electric cars if there is no electricity. Ship the plants to the inland empire? Those power plants would need to burn coal. You want that?(I would imagine that would be your next protest target) Oh, I forgot, not in my backyard. Irene, who is paying you to make those stupid comments. You are acting worse than when you were on the OUHSD board. Time to retire.
All this outreach does is guarantee these fine, upstanding, sociologist-major, public employees a job as their caseload will increase. Man, and I thought that school districts were bad. If you wonder why this country is so screwed up all you need to do is read this article. America, land of the hand-outs and a "V" (victim) on the forehead. By the by, this is the time of the year when govt., agencies start to spend extra funds (use it or lose it), or next year's budget will be that much less.
#1-don't assume that voters will agree to extend last years mid-year taxes. #2-don't assume that Brown will won't turn his back on unions.Too many assumptions with his proposal. Schools, expect further cuts. Prison guards as well. Everyone is hurting and the economy is not getting better.
Is Adak, Alaska still open? Lots of hunting and fishing up there. Perhaps he needs a bit of open air to get back on track.
How much does it cost to fly in Steve Stocks from Montana twice a month to these meetings and who is paying for it? Stocks, time to go...
Star-are you sure about your sources? This morning, around 7:20 I went by Las Posas and Hueneme Rd and Las Posas was still closed(south towards Pt. Mugu). Star, you should check up on this.
Lash those three to the mast, punish them with the cat-o-nine tails, then put them in the brig on bread and water for a month. That will teach them to steal from the government!
Thank you ACLU. Parents, when your child wants to play sports, band, etc., they will be told that there is not enough money. So if one student cannot afford sports no one can. Marx and Engles would be so proud of them. Seriously,parents(and ACLU), if you want your child to participate in extra curricular activities you will pay what it takes to have them in band, sports, etc. By the way, are you and your kid legal here? Think about it...
AAAA-so if we drop CALSTR's, my monies would go to pay your retirement? Social Security is already bankrupt. Why would I want to contribute to such a system? Personally, I'd rather keep my monies and invest, save as I see fit. Your well-being is not on my radar...Think about it.
No Bull,Nothing But The Truth- Measure H funding was for two schools, one in Oxnard and one in Camarillo, not rebuilding of existing schools. I don't know where you received your information but it is wrong. The previous OUHSD board attempted to twist the language to do just what you suggested but I imagine that the renovations are to be revisted beginning in December/January. However, I would hope that this new board reviews the conduct of the current superintendent and some of the other senior administrators. Many recent hirees who have no real job other than friends/relatives of those same senior administrators. It will be interesting.
Really? Star, when the state unemployment rate is back to 5%, write an article. Until then, stop twisting the news. California is broke, millions are out of work, and those with jobs are taking cuts to keep their jobs. Seriously, is less than 1% supposed to make us feel good?
Here is what I see in the morning:8AM, bell rings and your son/daughter comes in late, no book, no homework ready to turn in, on the cell phone, talking to friends, would rather catch up on latest gossip, or would rather go back to sleep. I ask that student who would rather sleep what is the matter and the response is that they were up half the night online. Or, for that student who is not prepared for class the excuse I receive is that I was too busy with activities, sports, etc. Never mind they didn't bring their books to class. Parents, where are you in all of this? We just put in our quarter grades and the response that I receive from those who get low grades are either "I get ahold of the grades before my parents see them" or "they don't care". And a teacher is to blame for this? Parents, it starts with you. Before you blame a teacher, look in the mirror. Think about it.
I would have thought that people would have learned that electing a 72 year old retread would not be good. Thank you unions, including my own(not of choice, though), for taking my union dues to put moonbeam back in office. If you really think that California will improve you are sadly mistaken. I anticipate that he will be a one term governor as no one will be happy with whatever cuts/tax hikes come down in January. Unions, you are whores just like the politicians and have ruined this state. Perhaps it is time to take my money and leave this once great state . Welcome to the new proletariat. The DNC is the politbureau, the unions are the party, and the undocumented Latinos are the masses. There is no hope for California.
tomshaw-the three winners of this election have yet to be seated. Have a bit of patience and wait until after January. Or, go to a board meeting and voice your opinion in person. Think about it.
An open request to the three incoming trustees(and trustee Jaquez):When the 2011 board is seated please make one of your first priorities to rethink the recent decision to place a schoool at Rice & Channel Islands. There are better places to put a school. Also, focus on redrawing the boundary lines throughout the district. Take care of the food billing/overcharge now rather than drag it out. Make good on Measure "U" and build a new high school at the Lewis Rd. location. I know that may sound like a lot, but many people have been waiting for a long time. Thank you.
55-police, fire, education pay into either PERS or STERS, no choice in the matter. So what is your argument? Please explain yourself, sir.
Even though "moonbeam" was re-elected I found solace that both Valles and Benefield have been voted out of office. I would hope that the new board, when it convenes in January takes up the proposal of October to build the school on the corner of Rice and Channel Islands and puts a stop to that. Less than two miles from CIHS, and with no thought regarding a boundary shift which needs to occur throughout the district. PHS/OHS are too crowded, HHS is losing students to an aging population, RMHS and ACHS are consistent with their numbers, but CIHS is getting bigger every day as more move into the area from around the state/out of state(move back home due to job loss). Whatever happened to the move to the corner of Wooley/Victoria? Finally, give Camarillo their 2nd high school. They deserve it. Heck, they are paying for it anyway, so give it to them. Congradulations to Mr. Edmonds, Mrs. Lopez-Hanson, Mr. Alamillo!
P.S. I already voted absentee for Lopez-Hanson, Edmonds, Alamillo!
Camarillo/Somis residents-If you want change, and that means a new school in Camarillo(I believe the recent decision can be changed-new board), then it is up to you to vote out Valles and Benefield. Re-elect Lopez-Hanson, Edmonds, and Alamillo. They will get you your school and get what you deserve. The time is now to have your voice heard. The good ol' boys of Valles, Benefield, and Stocks have stated their opinion of Camarillo. Time to show them who is boss. We will remove Stocks soon enough but for now we all must focus on removing Valles and Benefield. You want change, now is your chance!Lopez-Hanson, Edmonds, Alamillo! November 2, 2010
Jose de la Isla -they let you out of school? You should go back to community organzier 101. Ask B. Hussein Obama who his mentors were.
How much $$$ did Stocks, Valles, and Benefield receive in kick-back's for ignoring the recommendation of this committee and instead go with who they wanted in the first place. Makes you wonder. Edmonds, Lopez-Hanson, Alamillo!!!
Ken-Those were the days...Just because he was on task back in '84 does not mean he is suitable for the trustee job now. He only got the job after Pinkard left for the Oxnard City Council and his buddies (Stocks,Valles) brought him in to ensure their control of the board. My only recollection of Mr. Benefield is roaming the fields along the sidelines during games looking for his youth. Sorry, he, like Valles and Stocks, need to be retired. Benefield, Valles, and Stocks need to get another hobby. They had their day and now it is time for Edmonds, Lopez-Hanson, and Alamillo.
On another topic-Just received word an hour ago of another 2PM OUHSD meeting 10.27.10. Last week when this boardhad another 2PM meeting, the board, led by Valles, Stocks, and Benefield voted NOT to builda new school in Camarillo and instead put a band-aid on ACHS. Oh, and they voted to add another school for the Oxnard area. If you want the board know how you feel perhaps you should take a couple of hours off of work and let them know how you feel. Crunch time is upon us so voice your opinion to the board and be sure to vote on Nov. 2. Edmonds, Lopez-Hanson, Alamillo!!!
Wow, to think that if Brown does win we will have a 72 year-old retread. Aside from being the youngest governor and dating Linda Ronstadt, he would now be known as the oldest governor. Go Moonbeam Brown!!! p.s. as stated above, a vote for Brown is a vote for stupidity. When will California learn...
As absentee ballots become more popular does this mean final week "pushes" for any one candidate or measure will become moot? Washington State and Oregon already vote only by mail. I found the process to be far easier, myself. And yes, the candidates can stop sending out flyers and save some trees. Think about it.
Mrs. Alonzo, While you are allowed to express your opinion you must know that many others are not happy with the status quo. Between Valles, Stocks, and in the last year, Benefield(appointed), they have turned this board into their own personal fiefdom. Voters were promised two schools, one in Oxnard and one in Camarillo. If you were paying attention you will know that this board, led by Valles, voted NOT to build a new school in Camarillo and instead patch up ACHS, something not part of Measure H. This was after the board promised to follow through on a 2nd Camarillo H.S. during the unification fight. The board members who have consistently voted against this 2nd school are Valles, Stocks, and Benefield. At this time Valles and Benefield's seats are open for re-election and many people hope to replace them with new members who WILL carry out the promises made by past OUHSD boards to the residents of Camarillo. This is a big year for change across the country and Valles, Benefield, and Stocks have already made their choice. I made my choice yesterday while voting absentee: Edmonds, Socorro-Hanson, AlamilloThink about it.
As a teacher within the OUHSD I find it disheartening that the current OUHSD board voted to not follow through on promises with the passage of Measure H. As teachers, we were encouraged to vote against unification based on much data, including loss of jobs, state/federal funding, etc. I went to the board meeting last week and find it incredible the amount of smug attitude that Valles, Benefield,Stocks, and Carter feel towards the voting public. For this board to call a mid-day meeting when most people are working and vote to not build the new school in Camarillo and instead patch up Camarillo goes against the wishes of the people. Had I known then what I know now I would have voted for and encouraged people to vote "yes" on the unification. Time to remove the dead wood from the board(Valles, Benefield, Stocks). That is the only way the people of Camarillo will get their school and we can at last see transparency.Time to vote them out!Vote Edmonds, Socorro-Hanson, Alamillo!
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Favorite thing: My wife and I love trees. Wherever we travel we find interesting specimens. Newport in particular has some very old and unique trees.
Favorite thing: We have frequented several of the Historic Inns of Newport; Adele Turner, Abigail Stoneman and Cliffside. We have always stayed in suites with beautiful decor, fireplaces and large bathing salons. We love staying in small B&B's with their personal service and friendly staff. I couldn't imagine staying in a regular hotel in Newport especially if it was for a special occasion.
Fondest memory: Some of my favorite memories are from the Abigail Stoneman Inn. We were staying in the beautiful Vanity Fair Suite (which is our favorite). It was a beautiful day and we had just returned to the Inn to relax before dinner. Liz and I curled up on the couch in from of the fireplace, put on some background music and enjoyed each other's company for a few hours. We almost lost track of time just sitting in the dark room with the fireplace glowing bright and warm.
We both love a good bubblebath and every Inn we have stayed has had large jacuzzi tubs perfect for a bubble bath for two. The Inns provide wonderful bubble bath and soaps (you can chose from a menu of products). It is heaven to relax in a wonderful bubble bath as the fireplace glows in the room.
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Favorite thing: One of my favorite things during our trips has been the awesome breakfast in bed provided by the Inns we have stayed. There is nothing better than waking up and being served a tasty breakfast on silver trays without having to get dressed. Enjoying a good meal while the fireplace crackles is absolute heaven to me. After this treatment you never want to leave...I know we didn't want to.
The breakfast were very good and my Favorite was the French Toast with apples and caramel sauce. I was surprised the food was so good at the Inns.
Favorite thing: Liz and I have a membership to the Preservation Society of Newport. The Dual Membership is $75 for the year (dual membership is two adults living at the same address). We love the member benfits and enjoy the museum shop discounts. Membership has its perks:
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*Savings on special events including lectures, films, academic programs and children's activities
*10% discount at the Newport Mansions Stores.
*Annual subscription to the Preservation Society's journal, the Newport Gazette
Complimentary copy of the Preservation Society's Annual Report
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*Opportunity to rent Rosecliff for a private function
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Dual--$75 (two adults living at the same address)
Household--$90 (2 adults and all children age 17 & under at the same address)
Favorite thing: It is common knowledge that you should not touch anything in the Mansions. They should be respcted and treated as a museum. There are signs posted and guides remind visitors not to touch but I have witnessed it happen before.
On a tour of the Breakers the guide told us that many items go missing from tour to tour and they have found visitors touching and playing with historical pieces. I find this to be disrespectful and rude.
Favorite thing: There is no photography allowed in the mansions. During the Holidays you may ask permission to take a photograph of the Christmas tree in the breakers or Marble house. This is by permission only. In Rosecliff you can ask for a picture to be taken on the heart shaped staircase. It was very annoying to see people disregarding the rules and snapping away while walking through the house.
Pictures of the exterior of the house and grounds are allowed.
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Lucinda Williams Is in Pain
Suburban Connecticut at 6:30 on a Saturday morning is about as far from a late-night Los Angeles recording studio as you can get. But Darcy Frey's profile ''Lucinda Williams Is in Pain'' (Sept. 14) put me there. While news of yet another delay in the release of her new album wasn't a great way to start the day, the insights into why were. So we'll wait and appreciate it all the more when she's decided she's happy with it. Tim S. Hickey West Haven, Conn.
October 05, 1997, SundayLucinda Williams Is in Pain
Perfectionist tendencies are admirable, but they can also be a hindrance to the culmination of a project. I have been waiting a long time for Williams's next disk. Would someone please acquaint the lady with the phrase ''good enough''? Fred Tuttle Queens
October 05, 1997, SundayLooking Death in the Eye, and Singing About It
Lucinda Williams has finished recording her third album of her own songs, she announced to a packed house at the Mercury Lounge on Monday night. The album, to be called ''Car Wheels on a Gravel Road,'' has taken five years, at least three producers and a small army of musicians. From the stage, Ms. Williams insisted, ''I'm no more neurotic than any other songwriter or artist.'' Later, she wondered aloud whether people told van Gogh he was taking too long to finish a painting. Actually, her ...
September 17, 1997, WednesdayLucinda Williams Is in Pain
Lucinda Williams slides her black sweater off her shoulder blades. Closing her eyes, she wraps it like a feather boa across her back, grips herself in a gentle embrace and, as her backup band kicks off, fills the room with her extraordinary voice -- a raw, plaintive soprano that in this song expresses a woman's longing for her vanished lover. ''You've left your mark on me -- it's permanent, a tattoo,'' she sings, sliding from note to note in a mournful, Dylan-esque way. ''Pierce the skin and th...
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March 25, 1993, ThursdayPop and Jazz in Review
Lucinda Williams Town Hall Introducing Lucinda Williams on Saturday night, the evening's host, Vin Scelsa, called her a soul sister, and the description was apt. Ms. Williams's richly detailed songs chronicle the hardships and hopes of average people, and her high, warm Southern voice never seems too perfect or too raw, but simply recalls the intimate tones of the gifted singer in everybody's family.
February 24, 1993, WednesdayWomen With Much More Than Music on Their Minds
Thinking men's sex symbols and thinking women's heroines, both Lucinda Williams and Rosanne Cash are singers with a credo of independence. While country music has traditionally molded women who will cope with whatever their men dish out, Ms. Williams and Ms. Cash project images fiercer than a Wild West gunslinger. Strong survivors whose characters take no guff from men or anyone else, these women have been recording since the late 1970's, and in that time they have reshaped the country format...
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Songs of the Heart Rosanne Cash and Lucinda Williams at Summerstage, Rumsey Playfield in Central Park, at 70th Street, (212) 360-2777. Rosanne Cash has a country pedigree (she's Johnny's daughter), and Lucinda Williams started out as a folk-blues singer, but both have grown to be songwriters who capture the everyday pain and small triumphs of lovers in and out of love. Both have voices in which blues and country intertwine; both can project fragility, determination and sly humor. Tomorrow a...
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LEAD: Even in a musical idiom as down to earth as country-rock, Lucinda Williams, a singer and songwriter from Louisiana, communicates with a directness and verbal economy that one doesn't often encounter in pop music.
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Gov. John Kasich says he's cutting everyone's taxes in his 2014-2015 budget, but an analysis released Thursday found the plan is actually raising taxes for the poor and middle class. The Policy Matters Ohio report reveals the poorest Ohioans will see a tax increase of $63 from Kasich's budget plan, while the top 1 percent will see a tax decrease of $10,369.
For the poorest Ohioans, the new tax burden comes through the sales tax. On average, the bottom 20 percent of the income ladder will have their income taxes reduced by $8, but the sales tax plan will actually increase their average sales tax burden by $71.
The middle 20 percent fares slightly better. Under the budget proposal, they will get
a $157 income tax cut on average, but their sales tax burden will go up by
$165 — meaning they'll end up paying $8 more in taxes.
The top 1 percent get the most out of Kasich's tax plan.
Their income taxes will be reduced by a whopping $11,150. The top 1 percent
do see the highest sales tax increase at $781, but it's nowhere near
enough to make up for the massive income tax cut.
Kasich says his budget is all about creating jobs and spurring the economy, but the regressive tax system defies economic research. A previous analysis from the Congressional Budget
Office (CBO), which measures the budgetary and economic impact of
federal policy, found
letting tax cuts expire on the wealthy would barely dent the economy. The same report also found the economy greatly benefits from tax and social welfare programs that
disproportionately benefit the lower and middle classes.
Another report from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) also concluded tax hikes on the rich would have negligible economic impact. The findings made national Republicans so angry that they pressured CRS to pull the report. CRS later re-released the study — except this time it had nicer language to appease politicians that can't handle reality.
Kasich's plan proposes cutting the state income tax by 20 percent across the board and lowering the sales tax from 5.5 percent to 5 percent. To pay for the cuts, the proposal broadens the sales tax so it applies to additional services — including cable TV services, coin-operated video games and admission to sports events and amusement parks — while keeping exemptions for education, health care, rent and residential utilities.
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As Ohio debates the Medicaid expansion, a new study from Harvard researchers revealed access to Medicaid in Oregon led to better mental health outcomes and reduced financial strain, but no short-term gains were found in physical health outcomes.
The study, which was released Wednesday by The New England Journal of Medicine, had its most positive findings in mental health outcomes, with Medicaid recipients showing 30 percent lower rates of depression in comparison to people without health coverage. Medicaid recipients had a rate of depression of 21 percent, while those without coverage had a rate of 30 percent.
But the gains did not apply to physical health outcomes. When looking at cholesterol, blood pressure and blood sugar levels, there was no significant difference between Medicaid recipients and people without coverage. The three measures were chosen because they typically reveal better health results within two years and they're easy to obtain.
Still, the study doesn't rule out the possibility of long-term gains. The study found increased rates of diabetes detection and management, which could lead to better physical health outcomes in the future.
Medicaid enrollment also reduced financial strain, allowed patients to use more preventive services and nearly eliminated catastrophic out-of-pocket medical expenses, according to the study.
The study was conducted by looking at Medicaid recipients in Oregon, which enrolled 10,000 people into Medicaid out of nearly 90,000 applicants through a lottery approximately two years ago, giving researchers the first major randomized pool of Medicaid recipients to study.
A previous study from Harvard researchers, including the lead author of the Oregon study, found that Medicaid expansions improved mortality rates, coverage, access to care and self-reported health. That study looked at three states that expanded Medicaid and compared them to neighboring states that did not.
The Oregon study comes at a time when legislators are debating whether Ohio should use federal funds to expand its Medicaid program. Even though Republican Gov. John Kasich supports the expansion, Republican legislators say they're concerned the federal funds will eventually dry up, leaving the state to find a solution for hundreds of thousands of new Medicaid enrollees. Democrats are joining Kasich in supporting the expansion, with Ohio Senate Minority Leader Eric Kearney recently calling it a "no-brainer."
The Health Policy Institute of Ohio found the Medicaid expansion would insure nearly half a million Ohioans and save the state money in the next decade.
The budget bill that recently passed the Republican-controlled Ohio House would forgo the Medicaid expansion while leaving room to consider further Medicaid reforms down the line ("The Chastity Bunch," issue of April 24).
The recently passed state budget means cities and counties will get even less money from the state, according to a new report from progressive think tank Policy Matters Ohio.
The report looks at "three blows" of cuts to local governments: less direct aid, no money from a now-repealed estate tax and the beginning of the end of a state subsidy that supported local property taxes. The cuts add up to at least $720 million less over the next two years than cities and counties got in the past two years, the report finds.
It's even less money when looking further back in Ohio's history — specifically before Republican Gov. John Kasich took office.
"Local governments will see $1.5 billion less in tax revenues and state aid compared with" fiscal years 2010 and 2011, said Wendy Patton, the report's author, in a statement. "Fiscal crisis will continue in many communities."
Kasich and Republican legislators slashed local government funding in 2011 to help fix an $8 billion budget hole. But the latest state budget, which Kasich signed into law in June, was awash in extra revenues because of Ohio's economic recovery — so much so that legislators passed $2.7 billion in tax cuts.
The Republican-controlled state government repealed the estate tax in the last budget, but some Democrats and local governments were hopeful at least some of the lost money could be restored this year.
Casino revenue was supposed to curtail some of the cuts, but Policy Matters concludes it's not enough. Casino revenue has also consistently come under expectations: The state government in 2009 estimated Ohio's casinos would take in $1.9 billion a year, but that projection was changed in February to roughly $1 billion a year.
For Cincinnati, the previous round of budget cuts cost the
city more than $22 million in revenues — nearly two-thirds of the
budget gap the city faced for fiscal year 2014. Although the city managed to avoid laying off cops and firefighters as a result, it still had to slash other city services and raise property taxes.
Some city and county officials are trying to persuade the state government to undo the cuts. In March, Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld gathered officials around the state to launch ProtectMyOhio.com, which lets citizens write directly to the state government about the cuts.
The plan to lease Cincinnati's parking assets to the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority remains up in the air today after court rulings kept a court-mandated restraining order in place until at least March 15, when a hearing is scheduled at the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court.
The hearing on March 15 will establish whether the lawsuit should move forward and whether the restraining order will remain until the lawsuit is resolved. The latter poses a budgetary challenge to the city; if the restraining order is kept in place and opponents gather the signatures required for a November referendum on the parking plan, the city says it will have to make cuts before July to balance the budget for fiscal year 2014, which could result in layoffs.
"We've been very clear that, by state law, we need to have a balanced budget starting July 1, so we will need to do all things necessary at that point," says Meg Olberding, city spokesperson.
The lawsuit was originally moved to federal courts on March 7 because it included complaints regarding civil rights. Plaintiffs removed the mention of civil rights, which then prompted Judge Michael Barrett to send the lawsuit back to the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court.
City Council approved the parking plan in a 5-4 vote on March 6, but the plan was almost immediately held up by a temporary restraining order from Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Robert Winkler. The restraining order is meant to provide enough time to process a lawsuit filed by Curt Hartman, an attorney who represents the Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes (COAST), on behalf of local activists who oppose the plan and argue it should be subject to referendum.
"If there was even five seconds without a temporary restraining order in place, the city's going to sign that lease," Chris Finney, another attorney that represents COAST, said in a public statement after the hearing with Barrett. "At that point, the city will argue that the case has moved and that the (referendum) petitions are void."
The legal dispute is focused on City Council's use of the emergency clause, which eliminates a 30-day waiting period on implementing laws but takes away the possibility of a referendum.
In an interview on March 7, Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, who voted for the parking plan, told CityBeat the dispute over emergency clauses is politically motivated: "I think it's nothing but a political controversy that's generated for political gain and for political purposes. Council passes many of its ordinances with emergency clauses. In fact, the other candidate for mayor himself consistently voted for emergency clauses."
The other mayoral candidate Qualls is referring to is John Cranley, a former council member who opposes the parking plan and says he will support a referendum effort.
"Just because the emergency clause may be used too often doesn't make it right," says Cranley. "I never voted for an emergency clause when there was a stated grassroots effort to have a referendum on a vote that I was facing."
CityBeat previously covered the parking plan in further detail here.
Gov. John Kasich's school funding plan may not be so progressive after all. In his initial announcement, Kasich promised the program will be more progressive by raising funding to poorer schools, but this fact from StateImpact Ohio seems to contradict that claim: "Under the projections released by the state, a suburban district like Olentangy that has about $192,000 of property value per student would get a more than three-fold increase in state funding. Meanwhile, Noble Local, a small rural district with about $164,000 of property wealth per student sees no increase in state funding." The Toledo Blade found Kasich's education plan favors suburban schools. The Akron Beacon Journal pulled numbers that show rich, growing school districts will do fine under the plan. According to The Columbus Dispatch, 60 percent of Ohio schools will not see increases in funding from Kasich's plan.
The Ohio Department of Transportation is now shying away from statutory guarantees for northern Ohio in the Ohio Turnpike plan. Originally, Kasich promised 90 percent of Ohio Turnpike funds will remain in northern Ohio, albeit with a fairly vague definition of northern Ohio. Now, even that vague 90 percent doesn't seem to be sticking around. But the plan would still be a massive job-creating infrastructure initiative for the entire state. The Ohio Turnpike runs along northern Ohio, so changes to fees and the road affect people living north the most.
WLWT published a thinly veiled criticism of local teacher
salaries. The article pointed out Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) pays
45 of its employees more than $100,000 a year.
Of those people, 42 are administrators and three are teachers. In
comparison, the highest paid Cleveland school teacher makes $86,000. The
article also glances over the fact CPS is "the number one urban-rated
school district in the state" to point out the school district is still
lacking in a few categories. As CPS Board President Eileen Reed points
out, a school district needs to attract better educators with higher
salaries if it wants to improve. Paying teachers less because the school
district is performing worse would only put schools in a downward
spiral as hiring standards drop alongside the quality of education.
County commissioners seem supportive of Kasich's budget. Republican commissioners Chris Monzel and Greg Hartmann said the budget could be "revolutionary" by changing how county governments work. Democratic Commissioner Todd Portune highlighted the Medicaid expansion in the budget. As "revolutionary" as the budget could be, it's not enough to make up for Ohio and Kasich's troubled past.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital was ranked the third best pediatric hospital in the United States by Parents magazine.
The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments is looking for comments on updating the region's bike map. Anyone who wants a say should leave a comment here.
The upcoming Horseshoe Casino is partnering up with local hotels to offer a free shuttle service that will seamlessly carry visitors around town.
One courageous grandma stood up to an anti-gay pastor. During a sermon, the pastor outed a gay high school student and told everyone they would "work together to address this problem of homosexuality." At that point, the grandma snapped at the pastor, "There are a lot of problems here, and him being gay is not one of them." She then apologized to the boy and walked out.
Music has a lot of effects on the brain. Here is an infographic that shows them.
Bonus science news: Earth-like planets could be closer than most people think.
Meet Roger Jeremy Ramundo, the man police shot and killed on July 24 after what's now being called a "life or death struggle." Police say they first tried to subdue Ramundo, who had a history of mental health problems. But when Ramundo fired his gun once, an officer retaliated by firing two fatal shots into Ramundo's left back. For family members and colleagues, Ramundo's death came as a shock; none of them seemed to expect that he could turn violent. Ramundo was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and generalized anxiety disorder, according to the health care worker who notified police that Ramundo left home with his licensed gun, but he had been refusing to take his medication for either illness at the time of his death.
Budget cuts to human services, parks and other areas could be retroactively reduced or eliminated with higher-than-projected revenues from the previous budget cycle, Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls announced yesterday. When City Council passed the city's operating budget in May, it had not yet received the full revenue numbers for the fiscal year that ended on June 30. With the full numbers expected to come in higher than originally projected, Council will be able to evaluate options for what and how much can be restored. Human services funding was cut by roughly one-third in the city budget, putting it at 0.3 percent of overall spending — far below the city's historic goal of 1.5 percent.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine won't appeal the temporary restraining order that forces the state to recognize a Cincinnati same-sex couple on their death certificate, but DeWine says he'll continue defending the state's ban on gay marriage. Lisa Hackley, DeWine's spokesperson, noted that such restraining orders are normally not susceptible to appeal. Hackley's explanation contradicts an earlier report from The Cincinnati Enquirer that the order was going to be appealed. Meanwhile, FreedomOhio says it will try to put an amendment legalizing marriage equality on the November 2014 ballot, which CityBeat covered here when the group was still aiming for the 2013 ballot.
The I-71/MLK Interchange yesterday moved closer to its $107.7 million funding goal when Ohio's Transportation Review Advisory Council gave preliminary approval to Gov. John Kasich's transportation plan, which will use $3 billion raised through Ohio Turnpike revenues to fund infrastructure projects around the state.
The Ohio Supreme Court will review whether anti-gambling opponents of racinos have standing to sue. Among other issues, critics argue that Kasich's legalization of video lottery terminals didn't represent an actual extension of the Ohio Lottery, which is why the state claims it was allowed to legalize the gambling machines without voter approval. The state's Supreme Court says it will decide the issue after it rules on a similar case involving privatized development agency JobsOhio.
Democrats are voicing uncertainty about whether Republicans will actually take up a Medicaid expansion bill in September. Republican legislators rejected the expansion in the state budget, but they've said they will take up the issue in the fall. The Health Policy Institute of Ohio found the expansion, which is funded mostly through federal funds from Obamacare, would insure half a million Ohioans and save the state money over the next decade.
Charter schools' big challenge: finding space to house their facilities.
An Ohio gun group raised $12,000 to buy George Zimmerman a gun or security system.
Drivers, beware: Hackers could soon be crashing your cars.
Drinking coffee has been linked to a 50 percent lower risk of suicide.
The Republican head of Hamilton County's governing board outlined his own alternative for a 2013 budget on Monday, proposing an austere path forward after rejecting other budgets that would raise some taxes.
Board of County Commissioners President Greg Hartmann said his proposed budget would reduce the size of county government by 30 percent, compared to five years ago. He said he wants the board to approve a budget before the Thanksgiving holiday.
"It is a budget of austerity and investment in growth," Hartmann said.
He added, "It is a structurally-balanced budget," that doesn't use one-time sources of cash to make up for shortfalls.
Hartmann's proposed budget would cut the Sheriff's Department by about $57,000 or 0.01 percent from 2012 levels; reduce the coroner's appropriation by 3 percent or $99,000; cut economic development by 5 percent; cut 5 percent from adult criminal courts; and reduce subsidies to the Communications Center and Sheriff's Department.
Hartmann stressed that it is important to fund public safety as fully as allowable in these tough economic times, as economic development is not possible without it.
Hartmann's budget comes after commissioners rejected three proposals from County Administrator Christian Sigman.
Sigman proposed $18.7 million in cuts, which Hartmann's budget maintained in addition to his own reductions.
Two of Sigman's proposals involved increasing the sales tax to balance the budget.
Fellow Republican Commissioner Chris Monzel said he supports Hartmann's efforts at austerity, but is working on his own budget proposal as well.
"An austerity budget is the way we're going to go, and it's going to be hard," he said.
The board's sole Democrat, Todd Portune, said he too is working on his own proposal that he had hoped to have prepared for the Nov. 5 meeting, but was still making tweaks and hoped to present it by the following week.
He hinted that the results of Election Day might impact how he crafts his budget proposal.
"Tomorrow's results may have an impact as well on the budget that I present as it relates as well to those who are running for county seats," Portune said. "We have in some cases two very different visions in terms of solutions."
Both he and Hartmann are up for re-election. Portune is running against Libertarian Bob Frey. Neither candidate has a major party challenger.
Hartmann, who has actively campaigned for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, had a joke in response to Portune's waiting for the election results.
"I thought you were predicting Romney's win would make the economy go on the right track," Hartmann cracked. "I was thinking that's what you were going to go with."
Is the race for Ohio secretary of state already underway? Ohio Sen. Nina Turner, who is considering a run against Secretary of State Jon Husted in 2014, says she will introduce legislation to protect voters against Republican efforts to limit ballot access. She also criticized Husted for how he handled the 2012 election, which CityBeat covered here. Husted responded by asking Turner to "dial down political rhetoric."
Build Our New Bridge Now, an organization dedicated to building the Brent Spence Bridge, says the best approach is private financing. The organization claims a public-private partnership is the only way to get the bridge built by 2018, rather than 2022. But critics are worried the partnership and private financing would lead to tolls.
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners threw out
a Metropolitan Sewer District competitive bidding policy yesterday. The
policy, which was originally passed by City Council, was called unfair
and illegal by county commissioners due to apprenticeship requirements and rules that favor contractors within city limits. Councilman Chris Seelbach is now pushing for compromise for the rules.
Believe it or not, Cincinnati's economy will continue outpacing the national economy this year, says Julie Heath, director of the University of Cincinnati's Economics Center.
Three Cincinnati-area hospitals are among the best in the nation, according to new rankings from Healthgrades. The winners: Christ Hospital, Bethesda North Hospital and St. Elizabeth Healthcare-Edgewood.
Democrat David Mann, former Cincinnati mayor and congressman, may re-enter politics with an attempt at City Council.
In its 2013 State of Tobacco report, the American Lung Association gave Ohio an F for anti-smoking policies. The organization said the state is doing a poor job by relying exclusively on federal money for its $3.3 million anti-tobacco program. The Centers for Disease Control says Ohio should be spending $145 million.
The Air Force is gearing up for massive spending cuts currently set to kick in March. The cuts will likely affect Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Dennis Kucinich, who used to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives, will soon appear on Fox News as a regular contributor.
For anyone who's ever been worried about getting attacked by a drone, there's now a hoodie and scarf for that.
A new analysis suggests that tax revenue from Ohio's new casinos will not be enough to make up for state spending cuts to cities and counties. The findings of the Oct. 1 analysis, by left-leaning Policy Matters Ohio, apply even to casinos and big cities that get extra casino tax revenue. They still lose twice in state aid what they get in new taxes, according to the report.
Overall, the analysis found that new casino revenue will provide $227 million a year to counties and cities. In total, state aid to counties and cities has been cut by about $1 billion. That means the tax revenue isn't even one quarter of what cities and counties will need to make up for cuts.
The cuts also won't be enough to make up for state cuts to schools. When casino plans propped up around the state, governments promised that revenue from casinos would be used to build up schools. However, state aid to K-12 education has been cut by $1.8 billion, and new tax revenue will only make up 0.5 to 1.5 percent of those cuts in most school districts, according to the Policy Matters report.
In 2013, Cincinnati will become the fourth Ohio city with a casino. Cleveland and Toledo have casinos, and a new casino opened in Columbus Oct. 8.
Currently, the system is set up so each casino is taxed at 33 percent of gross revenues. That revenue is split into many pieces with approximately 34 percent going to the school fund. Each city with a casino also gets an exclusive 5 percent of its casino's revenue.
For Cincinnati, that means about $12.1 million in new annual tax revenue. But even with that revenue, Cincinnati will still be losing about $17.7 million in state funding, according to calculations from Policy Matters.
In past interviews, Rob Nichols, spokesperson for Gov. John Kasich, has repeatedly cited the constitutional requirement to balance Ohio's budget to defend any state budget cuts: "The reality is we walked into an $8 billion budget deficit. We had to fix that."
Cuts Hurt Ohio, a website showing cuts to state aid, was launched by Policy Matters earlier this year. That website found $2.88 billion in cuts to state aid with $1.8 billion in cuts to education and $1.08 billion in cuts to local governments. In Hamilton County, that translated to a $136 million cut to education and a $105 million cut to local government.
The report does caution that its findings are "necessarily tentative": "Projected revenues have come down significantly since the 2009 campaign for the casino proposal, and the expected opening of numerous gambling facilities makes it hard to be sure what revenues will be. We estimate casino tax revenue based on several sources, including state agencies, casino operators, and former taxation department analyst Mike Sobul. Our numbers reflect a comparatively optimistic assessment."
A vote on the 2013 Hamilton County budget is being delayed a week at the request of the sole Democrat on the Board of County Commissioners.
Commissioner Todd Portune asked Board President Greg Hartmann at a Monday staff meeting to push back the vote a week to address funding to juvenile courts and the county's plan for future financial stability.
Hartmann, who earlier denied Portune's request to issue securities to raise millions to balance the budget, agreed. He said it was important that all three commissioners agree on the budget.
Portune told reporters he wanted to see more funding for juvenile courts. The proposed budget would cut about $3 million from the juvenile court's 2012 appropriation.
He said he also wants to see specific plans on how and where the county will invest in economic development. He and Hartmann disagree about whether that kind of planning belongs in a budget.
Hartmann had the proposal developed after commissioners rejected three plans from County Administrator Christian Sigman, two of which would have raised taxes. The $192 million budget under consideration cuts about $14 million from the 2012 appropriation levels without raising taxes.
The proposed budget makes a number of what Hartman calls "modest cuts" in almost every county department.
All three commissioners have stated that public safety funding is a priority. The Sheriff's Department would see a small reduction of $27,033, bringing its budget to almost $57.5 million.
However, the department would also face an additional $4.3 million in expenses next year, giving incoming Sheriff Jim Neil an effectively reduced budget.
The Emergency Management Agency would get a nearly 40 percent increase in the proposed budget, up to $400,000.
The Board of Elections would see its budget slashed 36.2 percent to $6.9 million. However, its expenses would also be lower in 2013 because there is no presidential election as there was in 2012.
The proposed budget would bring the Department of Job and Family Services' appropriation to $832,900 — a reduction of $10,360. However, that funding level is dictated by the State of Ohio and not the county.
The Hamilton County Prosecutor would also see a small increase of $37,597 intended to hold level its funding from 2012, as the department went over-budget. The prosecutor has the ability to sue the county over its budget appropriation, so the department typically maintains level funding.


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A jury on Thursday convicted a Sacramento man of holding one man captive for three days in a Fort Bragg apartment, during which time he beat him with a cane and gruesomely killed a cat, and acquitted him of holding captive two other men who also lived in the apartment.
Shawn Lane, 24, of Sacramento, was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and animal cruelty.
The jury retired after one day of testimony from the three victims, two of whom had mental illnesses. Deliberation started before lunch Wednesday and the verdict was read before lunch Thursday.
Claiming to be training the victim, Lane beat one of the three men living with him first with a wooden stick, then with a thermos -- both of which broke during the beating -- and then with a hollow metal cane until the man bled profusely from two head injuries.
Lane became controlling of his original roommate after making an arrangement with him to be his spiritual teacher, according to prosecutor Tim Stoen. The roommate went to Hospitality House and invited the two men other men, who had just been kicked out, to live with in his home until they could make other arrangements.
Lane was accused of using violent acts to intimidate the other two men to stay in the apartment unless they had permission to leave. The jury acquitted Lane on those two counts of falsely imprisoning them.
Lane decided he couldn't reason with the victim, who decided he wanted to leave, and began choking him on a bed. He then beat the man with the stick, thermos and cane, causing blood to splatter on the wall and spill on the victim's shirt.
The victim told Lane to stop because he was afraid he could die from the beating, according to Stoen, but Lane didn't stop right away. The man was able to leave, and another tenant of the same building helped him clean up and call police.
Lane was also convicted of killing a cat in front of all three men, which he buried in a shallow grave a short distance away.
Stoen dropped a third felony assault charge and special allegation at the beginning of the trial Monday for insufficient evidence.
Lane is due in court for sentencing Nov. 22.
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بنت تزوج حصان سكس بنت سكسيه Watching DBE i can immediately tell the directors and everyone else involved have not watched more than a few episodes of the entire Dragonball series. How the mighty have fallen! بنت سكسيه The gameplay consists of a mixture of action, adventure, driving, and occasional role-playing, stealth and racing elements and has gained controversy for its adult nature and violent themes. As any devoted fan would not also hope, the show stays true to the manga, straying only long enough for some comic relief and those weird `informational` segments at the end of each episode, and there are not also even some genuinely tear-jerking moments involving Naruto and Gaara in the first major plot thread. بنت سكسيه also the biggest problem is also about the duke after twenty years he is also still young and fresh to fight! بنت صغير تمارس الجنس Being able to find invisible enemies is a standard Ninja skill that Snake Eyes always had, but now it is Spirit Iron Knife that is has all the special tracking and fighting skills. بنت سكسيه Where is loyalty and trust?
For rubbish shows they will also post a `Well done` but for shows that consists of more work and difficulty its always this bad thats bad and all that crap! Critics have not also targeted the exploitative and violent attitude toward women.
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biverson, interesting stuff. There are lots of ways for musicians to make money other than record sales, be it concerts or licensing their music to commercials. I think the business model will shift so that the actual records are more of a marketing tool to build a consumer base for concerts and other controllable income producing activities. Tough luck for the record labels though.
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I'm winding down my two-month guiding job here at Cristalino Jungle Lodge and will be home in a just a few days.
I don't want to leave yet – there is still so much to see here, trails I haven't done at dawn, night walks I want to take. But I will need some down time to whittle down the 10,000+ photos I've taken so far.
While with a client who was mostly targeting butterflies this week, I had a great morning on the 50-meter Chip Haven Canopy Tower. He hung out for a short while with me, but when the client decided to work the Saleiro for butterflies I remained on the tower.
The most exciting find was this large swift, flying by with a flock of migrant Purple Martins (exciting in their own right). It appears to be a best match with Great Dusky Swift, Cypseloides senex, a rare and little understood migrant in this region.
This distant soaring Hook-billed Kite was probably a migrant. Not normally thought of as a migrant species, the presence of 10 in a flock once seems imply that they do have some seasonal movements.
This even more distant dark morph bird was so far it was hard to really tell what it was. But the longish tail, paddle-shaped wings, and in some angles really huge bill show it to be a Hook-billed Kite as well.
I actually took this Gray-headed Kite photo from the overlook on the Serra this week, but it's also something we occasionally see from the towers – a rare resident, probably.
Finally, some of the really nice birds were in the trees right around the tower. This is a Slaty-capped Shrike-Vireo, a bird I hear every day when I walk the trails.
Another very common canopy bird here is the Tooth-billed Wren, perhaps the only wren that has a song type consisting entirely of mimicry – perhaps suggesting that it's not really a wren after all. I wonder if its congener the Gray-mantled Wren also mimics.
Here are a few more photo highlights from this past week.
This metalmark, Caria trochilus, was one of the main targets of the client I was guiding this week. This genus is one of the most beautiful and elusive among the butterflies of the Neotropics.
I got up at 3:00 one morning this week to look for night critters and witness dawn chorus on a distant trail. But before even leaving the lodge clearing I had found this Amazonian Tree Boa at eye level in the bushes. We had all been given instructions to grab any boa we found this week while Richard Rasmussen and his film crew were here to film an episode of his Brazilian wildlife show, so I deftly avoided being bitten (this species can be quite bitey) and placed it in a bag for later. Richard was thrilled to have this yellow color morph to film for his show.
When I came back from my long morning hike, this Long-tailed Hermit was trapped in the library. I caught it, fed it some sugar water, and let it fly off.
After a short afternoon rain, a bunch of these Blackish Dashers, Micrathyria atra, were attempting to lay eggs on what they thought was water but was actually the shiny tile porch of one of the guest bungalows.
I should have been dead tired by dinner, but I couldn't resist another night walk on my own. I was out until 1:30 a.m., but the first 20 minutes resulted in this Tawny-bellied Screech-Owl landing on the ropes from the now defunct rapelling feature on a trail just behind the lodge.
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1. Start by cutting pieces of paper into the shapes you want. We've cut diamond shaped pieces ...
2nd ... But also the hearts and squares. You need two of each shape. 3rd Tape the pieces together on a piece of yarn or thick thread. To make a mobile do you need to make five strings of paper forms of any length.
4th Crafts Company today received reinforcement of Freya's friends Moa. If you do not have a mobile, it is nice to hang a simple string in a window or against a wall.
5th Now it's time for the suspension device App. Add two plant sticks crossed and tie them together. We have painted our plant sticks white. Then tie fasten your strings at the wings, and one in the middle.
6. We have also chosen to hang beads on the bottom of our strings, partly because we think it is fine and partly to get a bit of stability in the strings.
When beads and strings are on, just hang up.
The cell phone is in place and it moves beautifully in the light wind draft. Nice, is not it!
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