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DAYS Week of April 7, 2008
Stephanie arrived at work with her cameraman David in tow, to Anna's dismay. "I just don't like being filmed today," she explained. Steph noticed she was distracted and asked what she was reading. Anna told her it was an article, 10 Ways To Get Your Man Back. She insisted she didn't really want Tony back, though, but if she did, she didn't need a list to do it. While being secretly filmed, Anna unloaded on Steph about Tony and told her what "tricks" she'd use to get Tony back. The conversation turned briefly to Steph and Max, but Steph steered it back to Tony and Anna. Anna admitted she misses the Count.
At Tony's office, Morgan arrived with Mark, her cameraman. Morgan was down in the dumps, so Tony asked her why. She told him about the problems with her parents. He was sympathetic and talked things out with her. He hugged her. Kate came in and noticed their closeness. Kate asked if Tony had any ideas for her campaign. He told her what he was thinking; they flirted. Tony told Morgan and Mark that they could have the rest of the day off and leave the camera behind. Mark turned it on and he and Morgan walked out. Tony asked Kate to dinner that night, which was filmed.
Anna went to Tony's office and spied the camera. She decided to rewind the tape and see what he was up to and was annoyed by his flirting with Kate —and dinner invitation. "You bastard!" she exclaimed. Tony, meanwhile, went to Anna's office and snooped through the things on her desk. He saw the camera and rewound the tape to where Anna talked about using tricks to get him back. "You really are something," he grinned. Tony called Anna's cell phone. He asked where she was. She lied that she was getting her hair washed. He called her hair exquisite. "Do you think Kate's hair is exquisite, too, or just her eyes?" Anna asked. "What's that supposed to mean?" he queried. She told him she hoped he and Kate would be happy together. He responded that he had no idea what she was talking about. She advised him to stop playing games with her.
Ava grabbed Angelo's gun and trained it on Steve and Hope. Steve picked up the cell phone. It was Kayla from the hospital. Steve tried to play it off by saying he couldn't talk, but Kayla was irate. He hung up on her. Ava demanded to know who it was. Steve claimed it was a pushy real estate agent who wouldn't take no for an answer. Ava was skeptical, but Steve tried to convince her that he was telling the truth. He told her that he never loved Kayla like he loved Ava and that they could start over and get married. She put her gun away, then smiled that she wants a magical wedding. A knock on the door interrupted them. It was Angelo, who announced that her doctor was there. She warned Patch and "Kayla" to behave themselves. Once alone, Steve and Hope talked about an escape plan.
Back in her hospital room, Kayla told Lexie what happened. Lexie urged her to remain calm, but Kayla was determined to find her husband. Lexie suggested she let Abe take care of it and that Kayla should focus on the baby.
At the hospital, Stephanie could tell that Kayla was worried about Ava and Steve. Kayla told Steph how Steve hung up on her when she called. Steph cautioned her about getting too worked up. Kayla looked at her latest charts and decided she was okay to leave, but the nurse told her it wasn't going to happen. Kayla called Roman.
Bo called for a nurse. Lexie came in. He insisted on being released so he could find Hope. "Not a chance," Lexie replied. She asked why he wouldn't let Abe search for Hope, but Bo kept mum. Lexie called Roman. Bo said he didn't want the police involved, but he wouldn't elaborate.
Roman visited Kayla, who filled him in about her phone call with Steve. Stephanie told her uncle about Ava and that Steve was worried about what Ava would do. Roman advised Kayla to keep calm for the baby's sake and said he would poke around about Steve's whereabouts. He left to go to Bo's room. Kayla asked Steph to get her some ice and orange juice. When Roman got to Bo's room, Lexie tattled on Bo that he was trying to leave, but didn't say why. Bo didn't tell his brother about Hope's disappearance. Steph returned to Kayla's room to find her gone. She was in Bo's room, telling him about her conversation with Steve and Roman. She asked him what was really going on, but Bo wouldn't give her any answers and claimed Hope was home resting. "They're in danger, aren't they?" Kayla asked. Bo finally came clean about Ava. Kayla told him that Steph had filled her in. Bo revealed that Ava had Hope. "She thinks that Hope is you," he told his sis. Kayla wanted to call the police, but Bo said they couldn't. "Apparently, Ava's father has connections," he explained. She admitted that she told Roman, but Roman assured her that Steve could take care of himself. Bo told her that Steve
had told Abe about Ava, so he hoped Abe and Roman didn't compare notes.
Steph alerted Lexie and Roman to Kayla's disappearance. The nurse came by and told the group that an orderly reported that Kayla was in Bo's room. Roman took a worried Steph for a cup of coffee.
Ava went to her session with her shrink, but didn't feel like talking. He suspected she was hiding something and noticed that she seemed agitated. She said she was bored and crazy of being cooped up. The doctor tried to get her to talk about something that happened right before she was supposed to marry Patch, but she said her memories of him weren't there. He told her she was suppressing them and gave her two pills to relax. She began to cry. He comforted her and said they would stop for the day, which was her plan all along.
Steve came to Hope's window while Ava was in therapy. They managed an escape through the windows, but were caught by the south wall by Angelo. Ava was not happy with her "guests" when they returned. She showed them a cell phone photo of Stephanie and said that if they tried to escape again, Steph would be dead. And they'd only have themselves to blame.
Chelsea and Daniel had coffee at Java Café and got to know each other better. He asked her to show him the hot spots in Salem and they bonded. Nick came in and joined them. They discussed how Daniel turned a hospital in Sweden "green". Nick said he wanted to drive a hydrogen car, but there were only 20 in the world. Daniel told him that he had one parked in Victor's garage and urged Nick to take it for a spin. Chelsea began to feel strange and Daniel wanted to take her to the hospital because she didn't look good. She insisted she was fine and went to get a cold drink. Nick asked Daniel if he went on coffee dates with all of his patients. Daniel suspected Nick had something to say and told him to say it. Nick asked if Daniel was making a move on his girlfriend. Daniel claimed he was just making a new friend. "Your girl is safe with me. I promise you that," he insisted, then praised Nick for calling him out. "Chicks dig that," Doc Jonas added. Chelsea returned, but Daniel was making a phone call, so Nick told her he loved her and apologized for being so wrapped up in his grant. He said he would put their relationship first going forward. Daniel came back, but said he had to go. Chelsea was disappointed. Daniel told Nick to keep an eye on Chels.
A dolled up EJ and Sami went to Chez Rouge so he could meet with EJ and show themselves to be a romantic couple for the immigration officer. EJ wanted to order wine, but Sami told him to cut out the couple stuff. He pointed out how important it was for him to remain in the country. Sami agreed to help him stay and pretend to be his loving wife. What about Lucas? EJ asked. Sami said that she missed him a lot. EJ said that he's moved on from Lucas shooting him. Sami said she didn't believe it.
Philip's quest to find Brady hit a dead end, much to his and Chloe's chagrin. "This is all one big nightmare," she sighed. Chloe told him that the Austrian consulate left her another message. Philip vowed to take care of it. Nicole came in and asked what they were talking about. Philip told her they were talking about Brady. Nicole said she wanted to help, so Philip asked to talk to her alone. She said under one condition: that they went to dinner. He said it could be arranged. She said her dress needed to be seen and suggested going to Chez Rouge. He walked out to get the car. She called to get the phone number of the Austrian consulate.
Nicole and Philip walked in to Chez Rouge and she was thrilled to see that Sami was there. She made a beeline for her table. "Maybe I should tell Maggie to hide the crystal," Philip mused to himself. Sami was stunned to see her rival. Nicole pulled up a chair. "Oh, Sami, it is so good to see you. You look like you've just had twins! Congratulations, by the way." Sami told her to leave. Nicole eyed EJ and asked who he was. He introduced himself. Nicole thought he looked familiar. Sami said he was a lawyer and worked with Mickey. Philip fetched Nicole, saying their table was ready. "Oh, thank God. Someone else you can annoy," Sami retorted. Nicole left with Philip, but not before telling Sami that she was in Salem to stay. When Nicole left, EJ asked Sami about her. Sami gave him a brief synopsis. At their table, Nicole asked Philip what he wanted to talk to her about. "You," he replied. "My favorite subject!" she exclaimed. He said he wasn't messing around and that her arrival upset Victor. "I don't like when my father's upset," he said. She said she didn't either and wanted her relationship with Victor to work. Philip told her she was crazy and was working with his lawyers to make sure she wouldn't get any K money. Panicked, she returned to EJ and Sami's table and asked EJ for some legal advice.
Chloe looked for Philip in the mansion, unaware that he was out to dinner. The phone rang; Chloe picked it up. It was for her, but the person hung up. The doorbell rang. It was two men from the Austrian consul, advising Chloe to come with them.
John surprised Marlena at her office. He explained he decided to give her what she wants, the old John. Marlena asked what he meant. He said that it was a problem that she wouldn't accept that the old John was gone. "You need to be convinced that there's no going back," he said, then asked her to hypnotize him. She said that it might not solve his problem, which is his memory loss. She asked how he felt about Stefano doing that to him. He admitted it made him angry when he thought about what Stefano did to him, but that karma worked it out for him with Stefano in the coma and John heir to his fortune. He re-stated his desire for her to hypnotize him, but asked if she was willing to accept the outcome in case he didn't get his memory back. She said she'd try. She put him under. He remembered a cold room and Dr. Rolf. She told him to remember a happy place. He said he did: the mansion. Marlena told him about past times they had together. Cue the John/Marlena flashbacks. She asked if he remembered any of the times she described. A frustrated John said no. She brought him out of the hypnotic state and told him he didn't remember anything. She told him she wouldn't interfere with how he chose to live his life. "You'll accept me, Blondie. I just know you will," he insisted.
Stephanie dropped by the Pub, hoping to see Max, but he was too busy waiting tables to chat. Steph stuck around for a slice of pie and "boy talk" with Caroline. Steph admitted that Max is working so much that they never go out and have fun like they used to. True to her word, Caroline spoke to Max and he announced he'd take a little time off. Stephanie was elated by the news. When he asked what she wanted to do, Stephanie said she just wanted to talk. She confided that she's worried about her dad since nobody has heard from him.
At Chez Rouge, Maggie told Philip that she's not happy Nicole is back in town, especially since she upset Maggie's staff with her demands. Philip agreed that Nicole is a problem. He received a call from a frantic Chloe, who reported that two men from the Austrian Consulate had shown up. After advising Chloe to keep mum, he took off. Meanwhile, Nicole was at Sami and EJ's table, rudely asking EJ to represent her while also insulting him and Sami. A fuming Sami said he'd never represent a "gold-digging witch like you." Mickey walked up and pulled EJ aside to warn that Nicole is a tyrant,
but EJ protested that he can handle Nicole and is in no position to turn down work. Returning to his table, EJ warned Nicole that if she wants his legal services, she has to be nicer to Sami. Ignoring him, Nicole kept up her diatribe until Sami tossed a drink in Nicole's face. After the ruckus died down, EJ stunned Sami with the news that he's taking Nicole's case. Nicole gloated and sipped her drink as EJ and Sami whispered loudly. He insisted that they give Nicole a chance and that if it becomes a problem he'll find her another attorney. "No deal, EJ; It's either her or me," said
Sami. Nicole walked over and apologized to Sami. EJ urged his wife to bury the hatchet, but Sami argued that Nicole is putting on an act. Over his wife's objections, EJ consented and agreed to become Nicole's, but warned that if Nic causes trouble, he'll make her find new counsel.
John met at the pub with Paul, who implored John to get him out of his legal mess. "I did what you told me to do, John. You said that this would never happen," he hissed. Marlena walked in and was surprised to find John there. Paul left and Marlena sat with John, who suggested that they could start over fresh. Marlena declined, saying she wants the old John and "I want the man I fell in love with." John suggested that Marlena could turn him into the man she wants him to be. After briefly mulling it over, Marlena asked if
John was ready to be a project again, since he was already Stefano's project. "Yes, but he didn't look half as good in a dress." John laid on plenty of flattery and sweet talk, urging her to give it a try.
Phillip arrived shortly after one of the men from the consulate threatening to have Chloe extradited back to Austria. The Austrians hauled Chloe away. "Don't say a word. Don't say a word. We're gonna fix this, I promise," assured Philip. Afterward, he wondered who tipped off the authorities about Chloe, then gasped, "Nicole!"
At John's invitation, Marlena met him at Chez Rouge for an intimate dinner as part of their "project" to get the old John back. He raised his glass to "starting from scratch." At the bar, Tony ran into Anna, who was in a low-cut dress and dripping with diamonds. When he said he was there for a business meeting with Kate, Anna lost no time referring to the kind of "business" the former working girl conducted. Maggie's joint was hopping, Paul dined with daughter Morgan, assuring her that he'll get out of the mess he's in.... Anna dropped by Marlena and John's table to flirt shamelessly as Tony looked on.
Over dessert at the Brady Pub, Stephanie and Max pondered Steve's whereabouts. He predicted that her parents will be okay, but Steph wasn't so sure. Max took Stephanie for an off-screen visit to Grandpa Shawn's grave, which they both found comforting; then they returned to the Pub.... Shortly after Nurse Maxine warned Bo to take it easy, he climbed out of his hospital bed, determined to find Steve and Hope. Fellow patient Kayla argued that he's to weak and that she would conduct the search.
Steve and Hope were hustled into Ava's lair, where they found the setting for a romantic dinner. Dressed in a sheer, slinky black number (think retro Madonna), Ava wriggled into the room and announced that she and Steve were indeed having a special date, and "Kayla" would be forced to watch. Ava pulled Steve into a long kiss, assuring him they have "all night to catch up." "Kayla" tried to pull them apart, but Angelo restrained her, then slapped handcuffs on the captive and left. Hope watched as Ava purred to Steve about the past and downed shots. Ava had a screen set up with pictures from their past, which prompted a stroll down memory lane about their lovemaking. A silent Steve looked mortified as Ava reminisced. Finally, he leapt to his feet and lambasted her for the slideshow and having a man following Stephanie. To make matters worse, Ava announced that she'd had her goons get rid of the man Steve had keeping an eye on his daughter.
Victor sat at Bo's bedside painting a grim portrait of the Vitali family's ruthlessness. He talked about how brutal they treat their own employees. Meanwhile, Ava was back to talking about, "the good old days, when we were in love." Steve flashed back to a passionate smooching session on a bed. In the flashback, he pulled away, saying he shouldn't do this with the boss man's daughter. Back in the present, Ava observed the pained look on Steve's face and proclaimed, "You're remembering." Hope's jaw dropped. Another flashback ensued; in this one, Ava assured Steve that her father okayed their relationship and the two declared their love for each other. In the here and now, Steve and Ava stared at each other, then launched into a loooong kiss as "Kayla" protested. "Kayla" urged Steve to look in his back pocket. He did and retrieved a sonogram shot. She reminded him that the baby she's carrying and Stephanie need him.
Back at Chez Rouge, John chided Anna for coming on to him in front of Marlena. A nearby Tony smiled as Anna squirmed with discomfort; Anna hurried back to the bar. Tony started to go after her, but John pulled him aside. John advised Tony to be straight with Anna about his feelings, then added that if he wasn't married, he'd pursue Anna himself. Tony was not pleased with that idea. John quickly noted she only has eyes for Tony. At the bar, Marlena approached Anna, who apologized. Marlena observed that the scene was for Tony's benefit. Anna remarked how envious she is of Doc Evans's relationship with John, but Marlena sighed that he's not the same man he used to be.... Paul and Morgan walked up as John asked Tony to help out with Paul's problems. Afterward, Morgan thanked Tony for helping her dad and gave him a kiss on the cheek before leaving. When Anna walked up, he quickly remarked that Morgan is a "nice kid." He then asked Anna to give them a chance, but she said that she didn't want to "get in line" behind the other women in Salem.... Resuming their date, Marlena reminded John that he's a good dancer. They slow-danced to a romantic tune.
Victor left after advising Bo not to go after the Vitalis family. Kayla and Bo agreed that it is too dangerous to go to the police because the family has connections on the force. Kayla agreed to let Bo look for Hope and Steve — but only if she could join him. Nurse Maxine returned and reported that they were both being released.
Despite "Kayla" begging him to choose "their" family over Ava, he said, "I'm sorry Kayla, this is where I belong."
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A primary health care innovation project within the Sunrise Health Region will focus on patients with chronic conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
"At the clinic in Yorkton and the satellite in Foam Lake, patients will experience a variety of services including individual and shared medical visits with a team of health experts. Patients will learn how to manage their chronic condition from the team members and from the experiences of other patients with similar chronic conditions," explained a release circulated at a press conference in Yorkton Monday.
The project is part of an initiative announced in May by the provincial government to establish eight primary health care innovation sites in the province.
Greg Kobylka, chairperson of the Sunrise Health Region said the provincial initiative "will provide a new foundation to health care in Saskatchewan."
Sunrise president and CEO Suann Laurent said the innovation initiatives have a common theme of "having the patient at the centre of everything we do."
Laurent said the new centre will work toward providing the support for patients "to self-manage their chronic conditions."
In March, "team building began with experts discussing the chronic disease management role of the family medicine, nursing, pharmacy, optometry, nutrition, diabetes education, social work, physical and occupational therapy, exercise therapy and mental health," detailed the release.
Dr. Phillip Fourie, a family physician who has championed the collaborative health approach of the local initiative said it is a concept that makes sense.
"I'm confident that together we can guide provincial health care," he said.
The concept is of creating a team approach to health care by establishing a clinic that while having doctors would include nurses, dietitians, physical therapists and others, who combine their expertise to better guide patients.
Fourie said it is a design where all the professionals "work harmoniously together to improve patient access and care."
The local physician likened it to a hockey team with each member having a role within that team so that a goaltender would not play forward, leaving that role to others. He said "it's a collective unit working together to achieve a certain goal."
The beneficiary is the patient who has one stop for varied medical advice. Fourie said the clinic will be designed with meeting rooms allowing a patient to meet with a team of professionals should varied issue require broad support.
It will also allow a group of patients with a similar need to meet with the health professionals so that they share knowledge, he said.
"It's truly patient centred health care delivery," said Fourie.
Fourie said the system will also be flexible enough "to adapt to unique circumstances," which will make the model only easily picked up by other communities which may have their own specific requirements.
With that in mind the clinic which is beginning the final design process will be modular in its approach, so that a smaller centre such as Preeceville could adapt it to their needs, as could a larger centre such as Saskatoon, said Fourie. The idea is to have one architectural design done which can easily transfer to other communities.
Mayor James Wilson said health care was a priority established when the city held its vision process with community leaders, so it was a natural to be involved in the discussions "not as a leader" but as one sitting at the table planning the project.
As such the City will also be a partner in a portion of the costs of the actual clinic, teaming with Fourie, three other doctors, and potentially of funding sources.
Fourie said if the design process goes well they could be building by as early as July, and at least by fall.
In the interim the actual clinic team will be established and begin operating as a unit as they await the completion of the building.
In addition to the four doctor partners, Fourie said the clinic will be built with additional capacity to allow the addition of "like-minded" physicians dedicated to the collaborative approach to health care.
Through the provincial initiative the centre will also have positions for family physicians in residence. Fourie said initially it was said there would be four residents, but that could grow to eight.
Having a resident program for family physicians is a positive step, said Fourie. He said when students take their residence in a small urban or rural setting they are more inclined to return to such places when establishing their practices.

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After a few days of short covering the oil complex is starting today's session on the defensive after a bearish API fundamental snapshot along with a weak demand projection by the EIA in their monthly Short Term Energy Outlook report. Oil prices are drifting lower ahead of this morning's EIA oil inventory report. I still view the movement in the oil complex on Monday and Tuesday as mostly driven by short covering after last week's strong declines. The fundamentals are becoming more bearish, but the technicals are improving slightly and once again are starting to show the early signs of forming a bottom. All of the commodities in the complex are in a trading range with WTI and Brent currently near the upper end of the range while refined products are in about the middle of the range. The external oil price drivers — equities and the U.S. dollar — were both supportive for oil on Tuesday.
The Brent/WTI spread has moved back into a short covering rally after narrowing strongly over the last several weeks. As I have been suggesting in the newsletter I am expecting a build in crude oil stocks at both Cushing and in PADD 2 in this week's EIA report. Yesterday afternoon the API reported an almost 0.9 million barrels build in Cushing and a 2.3 million barrel build in PADD 2 as refinery maintenance season is still evolving while the Pegasus pipeline remains closed. The upside for the May Brent/WTI spread has been capped by the robust production level coming from the North Sea, but according to a Bloomberg survey the May production level in the North Sea could be lower by 5% compared to April.
Although I am still of the view that medium term the Brent/WTI spread will narrow and work its way to single digits sometime during the second half of 2013, in the short term we could see further widening of the spread. Currently it looks like the destocking pattern that has been in play in Cushing has reversed and is now setting up for a period of building especially if the Pegasus pipeline remains closed for an extended period of time. In addition if North Sea production does in fact start to decline a bit the spread is going to be supported to the upside. At the moment the spread is in an $11/bbl to $13/bbl trading range and if the aforementioned conditions materialize I would expect the spread to test the upper end of the trading range before resuming another leg to the downside.
Global equities have continued to rally this week as shown in the EMI Global Equity Index table below. The EMI Index is now higher by 1.5% for the week with the year to date loss narrowing to 0.2% or the best level since mid-March. Canada rallied strongly yesterday and has now moved out of negative territory for 2013. Brazil, Hong Kong and China remain the three bourses still showing losses for the year to date. Japan continues to surge and is now higher by 27.8% for 2013 as the weak yen continues to be the big story for this export driven economy. Equities have been a positive price driver for the oil complex.
The EIA released their Short Term Energy Outlook. They lowered their forecast for oil demand growth as did the IEA last month. Following are the main oil highlights.
- EIA estimates that global liquid fuels consumption outpaced production in the first quarter of 2013, resulting in an average draw in global liquid fuel stocks of 1.3 million barrels per day (bbl/d). Projected world liquid fuels consumption grows by an annual average of 1.0 million bbl/d in 2013 and 1.3 million bbl/d in 2014, lower by 140,000 bbl/d in 2013 and 200,000 bbl/d in 2014 compared with last month's STEO. Countries outside the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) drive expected consumption growth. Projected world supply increases by 0.6 million bbl/d in 2013 and 2.1 million bbl/d in 2014, reflecting a 100,000 bbl/d reduction in 2013 and a 40,000 bbl/d increase in 2014 from last month's STEO. Most of the supply growth comes from North America and other countries that are not members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
- World liquid fuels consumption grew by 0.7 million bbl/d in 2012 to reach 89.0 million bbl/d. EIA expects growth will be higher in 2013 and 2014 due to a moderate recovery in global economic growth. World consumption reaches 90.0 million bbl/d in 2013 and 91.3 million bbl/d in 2014.
- Non-OECD Asia is the leading regional contributor to projected global consumption growth. EIA expects refinery crude oil inputs in China to increase in 2013 as new refining capacity continues to come on line and investment in the property market and infrastructure sectors expands. Recent indicators of weaker industrial data at the beginning of 2013 signal slower growth than in prior years. EIA estimates that liquid fuels consumption in China increased by 380,000 bbl/d in 2012. Projected consumption increases by 450,000 bbl/d in 2013 and by 510,000 bbl/d in 2014. This compares with average annual growth of 540,000 bbl/d from 2004 through 2010.
- EIA projects non-OPEC liquids production will increase by 1.1 million bbl/d in 2013 and by another 1.6 million bbl/d in 2014. North America accounts for almost all of the projected growth in non-OPEC supply over the next two years because of continued production growth from U.S. tight oil formations and Canadian oil sands.
- OPEC member countries, particularly Saudi Arabia, cut crude oil production heavily in the fourth quarter of 2012. EIA estimates that Saudi Arabia cut crude oil production from an average of 9.9 million bbl/d during the third quarter of 2012 to 9.0 million bbl/d in the first quarter of 2013.
- EIA estimates that OPEC surplus capacity, which is concentrated in Saudi Arabia, continued at about 2.8 million bbl/d in the first quarter of 2013, an increase of 0.7 million bbl/d compared with the year-ago level but still 0.2 million bbl/d lower than the previous three-year average.
- EIA estimates that OECD commercial oil inventories at the end of 2012 totaled 2.65 billion barrels, equivalent to 57.9 days of supply. Projected OECD oil inventories fall slightly and end 2013 at 2.60 billion barrels (56.2 days of supply). Inventories increase to 2.66 billion barrels (57.8 days of supply) by the end of 2014.
Tuesday's API report was bearish for crude oil and gasoline but supportive for heating oil. There was a surprisingly larger than expected build in crude oil stocks (for the third week in a row) along with a surprise build in gasoline inventories. Total crude oil stocks increased by 5.1 million barrels versus an expectation for a smaller build. Gasoline showed a build in inventory while distillate fuel stocks declined. The API reported a 5.1 million barrel draw in crude oil stocks versus an industry expectation for a modest build of around 1.5 million barrels as crude oil imports increased modestly while refinery run rates also increased by 2.1%. The API reported a modest draw in distillate fuel inventories and a build in gasoline stocks.
The API report was mixed with a bearish bias. The entire oil complex is in negative territory so far this morning heading into the EIA oil inventory report to be released at 10:30 AM EST today. The market is usually cautious on trading on the API report and prefers to wait for the more widely watched EIA report due out this morning. The API reported PADD 2 stocks built by around 2.3 million barrels while Cushing stock increased by 0.9 million barrels. On the week gasoline stocks increased by about 2 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks decreased by about 1.3 million barrels.
My projections for this week's inventory report are summarized in the following table. I am expecting a modest build in crude oil inventories, a modest decline in distillate fuel... as the weather was colder than normal over the east coast during the report period... and a draw in gasoline stocks as refinery runs remain at below normal levels during the maintenance season.
I am expecting crude oil stocks to increase by about 1.5 million barrels. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections the year over year comparison for crude oil will now show a surplus of 24.9 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average for the same week will come in around 38.9 million barrels.
I am expecting a modest build in crude oil stocks in Cushing, Ok and in PADD 2 as the Seaway pipeline has been has been running at constrained levels for most of the report period. In addition the shutdown of the Pegasus pipeline will likely impact this week's report as the line was shut on Friday, March 29 or the beginning of the period for this week's EIA inventory snapshot. This will be bullish for the Brent/WTI spread and should serve as a catalyst to keep the short covering rally going.
With refinery runs expected to increase by 0.2% I am expecting a draw in gasoline stocks. Gasoline stocks are expected to decrease by 1.5 million barrels which would result in the gasoline year over year returning to a surplus of around 1.6 million barrels while the surplus versus the five year average for the same week will come in around 0.1 million barrels.
Distillate fuel is projected to decrease by 1.5 million barrels. If the actual EIA data is in sync with my distillate fuel projection inventories versus last year will likely now be about 20.4 million barrels below last year while the deficit versus the five year average will come in around 24.1 million barrels.
I am maintaining my view of the entire complex at neutral across the board but with a cautiously bearish bias as inventories are starting to build and jeopardizing the technical bottoms that have been put in place in the complex over the last several weeks. WTI has now breached its range support level as has Brent and refined products. The complex is now showing signs that the next move could be a continuation to the downside.
I am adjusting my view back to neutral for Nat Gas with the caution flag flying for a possibility of a move to the downside if range support is breached. From a technical perspective the market is still in the breakout trading range of $4/$4.02 to $4.16/mmbtu albeit at the lower end of the range. Also the failed attempt to get to the upper end resistance level and failure to solidly breach this level a few times this week raises a big question mark as to the validity of the current up move. The market may have put in a short term top.
Markets are mixed ahead of the US trading session as shown in the following table.
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Abstract: Since its initiation, South Africa's post-apartheid land reform programme has generated extensive analysis and critique that in turn has yielded a body of scholarship. Discussion revolves around the official policy of the programme, the challenges associated with its implementation and its reception at local levels. It cannot be overstated that much of the discourse on the formulation of the programme itself commenced in the dying years of apartheid, through a series of workshops, policy conferences, research projects and publications. Prompted by glaring disparities in the country's social and living conditions and primarily by entrenched imbalanced landownership, contemporary land reform dialogue has a well-built backdrop. What, however, is our understanding of local community politics that played perceptible roles in triggering land redistribution and facilitating patterns of settlement? This article gives some insight into a veiled history of interplay between community mobilisation politics, governance and official land reform policy in the Lukhanji municipality of the Eastern Cape during South Africa's transitional years of 1995 to 2006. After outlining how land redistribution was initially driven by forces operating outside government action, the article proceeds to illustrate the frailty of the government land redistribution accomplishment. Moreover, it demonstrates the complex nature of a rural setting that has arisen from community-facilitated and incipient government land redistribution achievements in the area. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/103 Files in this item: 1
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Down on Front Street, there's a busy corner where dozens of customers are taking advantage of a variety offered by four different trucks.
TRAVERSE CITY -- After a lot of debate, food trucks have taken over Traverse City.
An ordinance passed in May allows food trucks to set up shop in four city parking lots.
"I just had a really good cheese sandwich, probably the best I've ever had and we waited about 5 minutes," says John Wagner, a vacationer in the Traverse City area.
That praise is often heard on this little patch of Front Street now that food trucks have taken over. Truck owner Simon Joseph says people are surprised to find such a unique menu. "When people think of food trucks or concession stands, they don't think of gourmet type tacos or a smoker on a truck... so they want to find out what it's all about."
It's a trend spreading across the U.S. right now, as well as something heavily debated here in Northern Michigan. With the new ordinance in place, the trucks rolled out just in time for the National Cherry Festival and they say business is booming.
"The amount of traffic we've had is overwhelming. We keep running out of food," says Benjamin Brown who works at Pigs Eating Ribs.
That traffic has brick and mortar restaurants worried. They argue their customers are being taken away. Some people 7&4 talked to admitted they chose to eat at the truck rather than wait two hours for a table.
"We were like, 'wow, this is really cool, lets do this instead," says Wagner.
Truck owners say they don't consider themselves in direct competition with the city's sit-down restaurants because they offer a different experience. People will still want to have the typical restaurant outing; the food truck offers good, and mostly local food, fast, which is something to write home about.
"This is something cool enough that you'd actually go home and tell somebody about," says Wagner.
It gets the nod, but is it worth a second trip? That's something that remains to be seen. There's a lot of traffic now because the food trucks are new, but once the novelty wears off, where will the business land?
"It'll be interesting to see how it all translates and how much business there is here for food trucks," says Joseph.
The meals there won't cost you too much. They range from about $4-8, which customers say is a good way to eat well on the go.
The truck workers say the more the merrier when it comes to food trucks in the area. There's a sense of brotherhood and camaraderie among them. They're not fighting for business because when there are two trucks, there are two trucks-worth of customers, and when there are four trucks, there are plenty more to share.
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Looking for a new way to use home-cooked or rotisserie leftovers as dinner. THX :-) "We are all here.....because we are not all there." | |||
I like to do a pot of chicken/homemade noodles, but my DH doesn't like noodles..of any kind. Chicken sandwiches, chicken salad...some folks make chicken tacos, chicken soup of some sort (veggies, rice, noodles). As a last resort at my house, it becomes cat food. "The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion | ||||
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Thank you ladies. Tonight I resorted to our usual...alfredo sauce, the chicken, fresh spinach, splash of white wine and red pepper flakes. Always delish, but looking for future options :-) "We are all here.....because we are not all there." | ||||
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Chicken vegetable soup with or without noodles or rice. A creamy casserole using the chicken and vegetables. But perhaps my favorite way is a cold chicken leg and a slice of bread. Martha | ||||
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Nance, my recipe has evolved over the years, but you can use Mark Bittman's excellent recipe as a guideline: http://markbittman.com/cold-no...anut-or-sesame-sauce I like to use about 1-2 TBS of Chinese garlic and chili paste for extra heat and Hoisin sauce which gives depth and smokiness to the dish. I always use unhomogenized peanut butter and tahini sauce for extra richness. Blend the sauce in a food processor for best results. As soon as the noodles are cooked, rinsed with cold water and drained, I like to toss then with 1 or 2 tsp of dark sesame oil to keep them from clumping. I like linguine. Oh, and you can garnish the dish with julienned red pepper, shredded carrot, and cilantro and scallions in addition to the shredded chicken. This is a very forgiving dish, so feel free to experiment to get that elusive sweet, salty, smoky taste. And, good luck. | ||||
I love those rotisserie chickens at Sam's. Bought one Saturday. Last night I took a leftover breast and chopped it up. Browned some onions in EVOO and tossed in the chopped chicken with some fresh broccoli for a couple minutes and topped off a nice salad of baby greens with tomatoes. Whether You Think You Can Or You Think You Can't..... You're Right - Henry Ford | ||||
Chicken fried rice as a side dish - toss uncooked rice in butter and onion to brown a little - do not burn the onion. Add water, cook rice. When the rice is done add chopped up lefover cooked chicken. Toss to warm through. I've done this with leftover homemade chicken, store bought and KFC. Great big OOps - I forgot to mention adding chicken bouillon - one pack or cube per cup of water.This message has been edited. Last edited by: maryim, | ||||
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LETTER: More thought, less politics
To the Telegram: Not all is right in Wisconsin as claimed by the guest editorial on the Nov. 28 opinion page.
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Not all is right in Wisconsin as claimed by the guest editorial on the Nov. 28 opinion page.
Local units of government and the school districts have not fared all that well under the governor's plan to cut the state's deficit.
Brett Healy accuses Judge Colas with playing politics with his gavel. The judge is performing his duty as directed by the Constitution. There is a reason we have three branches of government, the executive, legislative and judicial. All three are charged with keeping an eye on one another to ensure all three work within their guidelines.
What Judge Colas is saying is that perhaps Gov. Walker overstepped his authority when he was playing politics with his pen. There were, and are, a number of ways the governor could have cut the state's spending.
Gov. Walker chose to limit funding to education and local units of government and strip public employees' legal right to representation as his way to do it. Economic growth in Wisconsin, when compared to those of other states, is less than stellar. So what part of the governor's plan is "still working"?
Maybe if the governor spent more time in Wisconsin working with legislature to improve the budget process instead of traveling around the country telling all who will listen how he destroyed the unions in Wisconsin, we could make some serious gains on this front.
And as far Brett Healy chastising Judge Colas for playing politics with his gavel, he should spend more time helping to solve the issue.
A little more thinking and less politicizing should be coming out of his "think tank."
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This is how it starts. First you get the children, then you get the Christmas then you get the power.
SOS-Kinderdorf, a German children's charity, sent out 50,000 Christmas CDs to households all over the country. Imagine the dismay or delight when the families discovered that they received a mix of Hitler Youth jams instead of traditional Christmas carols.
Spokesman Roger Damm claimed the charity's computers had been hacked by a far-right group. Yeah and my twitter account got hacked by the Black Israelites. Actually that's a terrible example. The only thing they know how to hack is a racist shouting match in front of a subway entrance on Essex and Delancey.
The charity and producer filed a complaint for "incitement to hatred. I can only assume it's against themselves. I blame Krampus*. Never change, Germany.
Frohe Weihnachten, mein Fuhrer!
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Obesity and diet-related illness is on the increase, fewer young people are being taught how to cook or grow food and advertisers are targeting them with junk food products. 'Sustainable Food (HC 879)' examines what steps the Government may take to help relieve this problem in the face of an increasing global population.
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stricter advertising limits on junk food marketing;
food skills, such as cooking and gardening, should be part of the curriculum in all schools;
new national planning policy guidance for Local Authorities should ensure communities have access to healthy food and land to grow their own produce;
Government Buying Standards for food must be improved on meat and dairy and extended to cover hospitals, prisons and schools;
the Office of Fair Trading's remit should be amended so supermarkets are not blocked from cooperating on sustainability initiatives; and
the scope for simple and consistent labelling on the sustainability of food products should be examined.
The report warns that there is no overarching food strategy in place. The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' Green Food Project, due in June, examines only part of the food system and the focus on 'sustainable intensification' risks ignoring wider social and health implications.
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Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
So let me see if I've got this right: The Catholic Church shelters pedophile priests, endangering thousands of children across the country, and then when the bill comes due for all this sexual abuse, the San Diego Diocese asks the friends and family and neighbors of those who were abused to help pay?
"The people who are actually culpable, a lot of them are dead, and among the rest of us, nobody has any more culpability than anyone else," said Sheridan, a homemaker. "But I do think the Vatican can sell a painting or two. That would pay for it."
Still, some said they would gladly support Brom.
"This is our church and we love it," said Marie English, 76, a member at St. Mary. "If the church needs help, how can we deny it? Sometimes you have to pay for problems you didn't cause—that's life. Let's pay and move on."
Oh, don't worry, Bishop Robert Brom has also asked parish priests to chip in for the $198 million bill. He's got a real global (catholic?) perspective. And I thought Cardinal Roger Mahony was out of touch.
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October 7, 2007 | 7:32 pm
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
Everybody fighting for the 2008 presidency has been talking about their religious convictions. (Cynical me, I think they've been a bit insincere.) Anyway, if we look back 208 years, we'd see that religion played a substantial role in possibly the most important election for the future of this country.
I had always heard Thomas Jefferson was a "deist"—someone who believed in a god but not The God. But, according to the papers of his day, laid out recently in The New Yorker, our soon-to-be third president was a "reputed atheist." (That takes a bit of steam out of U.S. Rep. Peter Stark's unveiling last spring as Congress' first atheist.)
As Jefferson and John Adams, a publicly devout Christian, slugged it out on the campaign trail, the Gazette of the United States ran this:
At the present solemn and momentous epoch, the only question to be asked by every American, laying his hand on his heart, is: âShall I continue in allegiance to
GODâAND A RELIGIOUS
Or impiously declare for
JEFFERSONâAND NO GOD!!!â
Jefferson was vehemently attacked for being a godless, slave-owning (-impregnating) sinner. But the underlying issue was what kind of liberties would this country afford its few voting members and everyone else who lived here. Jefferson favored greater freedoms while Adams sought to strengthen the office of the president. (A proto-Bush?)
Still, many people couldn't get over the fact that Jefferson didn't believe in God. And though he eventually won through a complicated process in the Electoral College, some members who didn't want to give their vote to an atheist said they would rather "go without a Constitution and take the risk of civil war."
October 7, 2007 | 2:13 pm
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
Voltaire famously quipped that if God didn't exist, he would have to be invented. American publishers would enthusiastically agree because God, it turns out, is a consistent moneymaker—especially, these days, for those who want to attack him.
This opinion piece is from today's LA Times, and it shows how The New Atheists are publishing their attacks in a much more comfortable environment than Voltaire et al, and argues that they're often blaming the wrong forces for American actions.
The anti-God books have appeared in the wake of two developments: the rise of Islamic fundamentalism overseas and the religious right's enormous influence on President Bush's policies here at home. But as responses, the secular jeremiads don't make a whole lot of sense.
Who, exactly, are they aimed at? Who is the ideal reader of these attacks on belief in God? Not Muslim or Christian fundamentalists, obviously, because one of the engines driving religious fundamentalism today is, precisely, a hostility toward modern science. If anyone thinks that Dawkins' book, "The God Delusion"—with its "scientific" attempts to refute the existence of God—is going to persuade today's religious fanatics, here or abroad, to loosen up and enjoy a little MTV, you have to ask yourself just who is "deluded." It's hard to imagine anyone abandoning his faith after reading Harris' condescending polemic, or the science of Dawkins and Dennett, or Hitchens' vitriol.
The attacks in the books often don't make much sense either. For instance, Bush and his gang preach Christian values while lying us into a slaughterhouse overseas, ransacking our public coffers and ignoring social inequities and iniquities at home—and so our heroic anti-religionists attack . . . Christian values. But shouldn't they be attacking Bush and Co.'s hypocrisy in betraying Christian values instead?
October 7, 2007 | 11:26 am
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
His subjects were mostly children and teenagers at the time, terrified witnesses to mass slaughter. Some were forced to work at the bottom rung of the Nazi killing machine â as diggers of mass graves, cooks who fed Nazi soldiers and seamstresses who mended clothes stripped from the Jews before execution.
They live today in rural poverty, many without running water or heat, nearing the end of their lives. So Patrick Desbois has been quietly seeking them out, roaming the back roads and forgotten fields of Ukraine, hearing their stories and searching for the unmarked common graves. He knows that they are an unparalleled source to document the murder of the 1.5 million Jews of Ukraine, shot dead and buried throughout the country.
He is neither a historian nor an archaeologist, but a French Roman Catholic priest. And his most powerful tools are his matter-of-fact style â and his clerical collar.
The Nazis killed nearly 1.5 million Jews in Ukraine after their invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941. But with few exceptions, most notably the 1941 slaughter of nearly 34,000 Jews in the Babi Yar ravine in Kiev, much of that history has gone untold.
Knocking on doors, unannounced, Father Desbois, 52, seeks to unlock the memories of Ukrainian villagers the way he might take confessions one by one in church.
âAt first, sometimes, people donât believe Iâm a priest,â said Father Desbois in an interview this week. âI have to use simple words and listen to these horrors â without any judgment. I cannot react to the horrors that pour out. If I react, the stories will stop.â
That is the beginning of a powerful profile in yesterday's New York Times about how one man is helping write the history of the Holocaust in a country where Jews were murdered with machine guns and their bodies buried in fields.
The story was the Times' most e-mailed yesterday. Thanks to Bloggish for sending it to me.
Seraphic Secret has a link to photos of the "Holocaust by Bullets," and has this to say about the man on a mission:
Father Desbois is a great and righteous man. The Jewish peopleâdead and aliveâowe him a huge debt of gratitude.
October 7, 2007 | 11:20 am
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
So a weird and wonderful thing has happened during the past two weeks: Daily traffic at The God Blog doubled and then doubled again. Yesterday, a Saturday when I was away from the computer all day, was one of my highest traffic days since I started blogging seven months ago.
The big question is: Why?
I have little clue. So, if you're a new reader of The God Blog, let me know how you found it and what you think. And if you've long been a loyal reader, please let me know what you enjoy and what you don't.
October 5, 2007 | 3:53 pm
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
Daniel Finkelstein at The Times of London has a problem with what uber-atheist Richard Dawkins has to say about Jews:
It's no mystery that atheists want a louder voice in Western politics. They should, and I don't see any reason why they wouldn't want to follow the Jewish model for success. But, based on Dawkins' use of the word "monopolize," I'd guess the two books in his nightstand—the place you'd find a Gideon's Bible in American hotels—are "The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy" and "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion." Sweet dreams.I have just come across the most extraordinary statement by Richard Dawkins. It is right there on the Guardian website without a sentence even questioning it. Here it is:
When you think about how fantastically successful the Jewish lobby has been, though, in fact, they are less numerous I am told - religious Jews anyway - than atheists and [yet they] more or less monopolise American foreign policy as far as many people can see. So if atheists could achieve a small fraction of that influence, the world would be a better place.
So Dawkins, a liberal hero, believes, er, that Jews control world power. And, judging from the Guardian, it is now a part of mainstream debate to say so. Perhaps you think I am over-reacting, but I am a little bit frightened.
Chris Dillow manages some elegant reflections on social proof.
All I can manage is Oh My God.
October 5, 2007 | 10:33 am
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
Cardinal Francis George, who will soon take over as head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, recently sat down for a candid interview with John L. Allen Jr of the National Catholic Reporter. It's a wide-ranging Q&A, but I found what George had to say about Judaism and the Latin Mass to be the most interesting:
A related issue with the old Missal is the Good Friday liturgy, and specifically the prayer for the conversion of the Jews. Where do you think we are with that?
First of all, we have to clarify something, because there are two opinions and we've asked the Holy See to clear this up. During the Triduum [the end of Holy Week] you may not have a private Mass. So the first reaction is, well, that means you can't use the old Missal for the Triduum, so that's the end of that. Others come back and say no, that if you have a parish that is only Tridentine, then they would also have the Holy Week ceremonies from that Missal. I'm not sure that's permitted, and that's what we're asking.
If it is, would your preference be to use the language of new Missal for this prayer on Good Friday, even when people are celebrating the Tridentine rite?
If you're celebrating the 1962 Missal, that would involve changing the text of the prayer.
That can be done, yes?
Of course it can be done, and I suspect it probably will be, because the intention is to be sure that our prayers are not offensive to the Jewish people who are our ancestors in the faith. We can't possibly insult them in our liturgy ⦠Not that any group has a veto on anybody's prayers, because you can go through Jewish texts and find material that is offensive to us. But if we're interested in keeping the dialogue strong, and we have to be, we should be very cautious about any prayer that they find insulting. 'They,' however, is a big tent. What my Jewish rabbi friend down the block finds insulting is different from what Abraham Foxman [national director of the Anti-Defamation League] finds insulting. Also, it does work both ways. Maybe this is an opening to say, 'Would you care to look at some of the Talmudic literature's description of Jesus as a bastard, and so on, and maybe make a few changes in some of that?'
Here's Jeffrey Weiss' reaction on the DMN religion blog:
My 2 cents: Exclusivist faiths inevitably make negative claims in their theologies about other religions. Jews want to say that Jesus was a fraud? Catholics (or Baptists) want to say that Jews got real problems in the hereafter of they don't accept Jesus as Savior? Well, it's what their religion teaches...I'm not sure I understand why members of the "other" religions bother to complain. Where we get problems, however, is when the theology leads to, say, pogroms or the Inquisition.
I agree that this shouldn't be much of a surprise. Remember what the pope said about there being "one true church?"
October 5, 2007 | 9:21 am
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
Remember this summer when I posted about Match.com for adulterers? The billboard for AshleyMadison.com said, "Life is short, have an affair." Well, yesterday Defamer got this e-mail from the company. The whole thing is worth a read, but this part's my favorite.
Despite his own "happy marriage", Morganstern believes that monogamy has become outdated and discovered that through the site, there could be a modern solution to this age old problem.
First off, having an affair is not a solution: It is the problem. Secondly, I love that the press release adds this ridiculous clause, "Despite his own 'happy marriage.'" Sounds like Morganstern is the kid whose "hypothetical friend" needs help with a problem he is actually dealing with. Maybe it's true, maybe it isn't. Whatever the case, I'm not interested in the marital success of a pimp.
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Friday's meeting is a continuation of a discussion begun by directors June 13. A budget must be passed no later than June 30, as the 2012-13 fiscal year begins July 1.
At a June 13 meeting, several directors expressed support for some mixture of budget cuts and tax hikes to balance the district's ledger.
According to Business Manager Gay Giles, and verified by public documents, the proposed budget will have a general fund deficit of about $438,800.
Giles said Tuesday, June 19, that the deficit did not include a $704,960 list of requested spending items and $851,300 in loans from the general fund to lockboxes that pay for other government functions, including loans to the water and wastewater funds.
Giles said the transfers were necessary to supplement the financial gap that residents' utility bills don't cover.
"It was estimated that some of these taxes would not be self-supporting until we got a larger population," she said.
Giles said that the additional requested-items list — which includes $150,000 for fescue removal at Mascot Drive and Arnaudo Boulevard, $100,000 for repairing several roads and $100,800 for sewage treatment equipment — are less essential and could be removed from the proposed budget.
She said, though, that the "wish list" items needed to be completed as some point.
During the June 13 meeting, Director Andy Su expressed reservations about adding to the budget deficit by approving more spending.
Director Celeste Farron said the board needed to be conservative with its approach.
The board is also expected to decide at Friday's budget meeting whether to raise its four special tax rates by no more than 4 percent, the maximum allowed by the community master plan.
Those taxes are designed to pay for specific services, such as public safety, roads and administration, parks and recreation, and public works.
Following the June 13 meeting that broached the budget topic, Director Jim Lamb said all those funds would likely need 4 percent increases.
"Special taxes are designed to make sure the community is self sufficient and the county doesn't have to subsidize it," Lamb said. "There's no silver bullet to how you make this budget work — can't pretend costs aren't going up."
The special taxes, Giles said, could be used toward any discretionary spending. For example, she said the 2012-13 budget anticipated that $2.2 million from the roads and administration fund would be used to cover shortfalls in the public safety and parks and recreation funds. Those funds cover the cost of sheriff's deputies patrolling the streets and allow for the local library to be open for extended hours.
But Giles said the special tax funds are accounted separately so the community services district knows whether the revenues cover what they are supposed to.
"We want to see if the tax revenue that we have especially identified for public safety is covering public safety," she said. "…This clearly shows that they don't."
It's her opinion that it's necessary to increase the special taxes on a consistent basis to keep Mountain House from falling behind.
"What'll happen eventually, if you don't raise those (special taxes), you will lose ground and won't be able to support public safety," she said.
Giles said that in 2011, the board raised the public safety and parks taxes by only 2 percent each. The board did not increase the roads and administration or public works taxes.
Director Bernice King Tingle agreed last week that all four special taxes would likely need to be raised this year, but she said she thought cutbacks could soften the blow on taxpayers.
"I agree with an increase to keep up with the pace, but how much?" she said. "Ideally, we go up no more than 2 percent overall. It averages $60 to $75 per household (annually)."
Among the moves already discussed are eliminating the annual Mountain House Kite Festival and Fun Run, the most recent of which drew hundreds to Central Community Park on June 9.
Directors also mused about eliminating two music in the park events and clown entertainment at the Fourth of July celebration and withdrawing the fescue removal proposal.
Giles noted, however, that no decisions had been made.
"We do not have official direction to do anything yet," she said, adding that plans were going forward for Fourth of July festivities, as they are planned for mere days after a budget must be approved.
• Reporter Denise Ellen Rizzo contributed to this story.
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The Mountain House Community Services District staff has set forth a proposed budget for the fiscal year spanning July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013.
• Total overall expenses: $17,218,800
• Total overall revenues: $16,689,400
• General fund expenses: $2,598,100
• General fund revenues: $2,159,300
• General fund reserves (expected as of June 30, 2012): $2,431,484
• Public safety expenses: $3,514,200
• Public safety revenues: $1,709,400
• Roads and administration expenses: $789,300
• Roads and administration revenues: $3,385,500
• Library and parks expenses: $636,600
• Library and parks revenues: $321,900
• Public works expenses: $223,100
• Public works revenues: $320,400
• Transfers made from general fund (loans to other funds): $963,710
Source: Mountain House Community Services District


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