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Something to keep in mind is that Imprisonment can be used to farm the odd neutral at level 1 of the skill just as effectively as level 4 (since it lasts the same amount).
Also, if you are hardcore stacking camps and missing out on bulk experience, levelling Tundra Blast will mean you deal more damage in a teamfight since you wont have both skills maxed out. (260x5 vs. 210x1)
Let me spell it out plain for you
Angry people complain about the things I do
I'm not changing direction, I'm stepping my game up
Maintaining my name, the same way I came up.
Truth is, I thought it mattered
I thought that music mattered.
But does it? Bollocks!
Not compared to how people matter.
You don't have to max aura first in 100% of situations.
I normally get tundra blast first to harass in the lane and to help set up kills/ escapes, then imprisonment. I'll always get aura at 3 and either max it first or max imprisonment first for the increased duration.
-Tundra blast
-Ice imprisonment
-Chilling Presence
-Ice imprisonment/Chilling Presence
-Ice imprisonment/Chilling Presence
-Glacial Downpour
-Ice imprisonment/Chilling Presence
-Ice imprisonment/Chilling Presence
-Ice imprisonment/Chilling Presence
-Ice imprisonment/Chilling Presence
-Glacial Downpour
-Tundra blast
-Tundra blast
-Tundra blast
-Glacial Downpour
-Stats etc.
Tundra blast is your lowest priority generally. In some (rare) line ups you can take it over the aura for the extra damage and slow duration but most of the time it's more beneficial for your team to take aura.
In terms of items....
Well, here's my guide...
I'd say from luxury Portal Key -> SH in order of priority but it's up to you. I have not included situational items.
Edit: before anyone says I'm full of crap etc. I have a 79% win with glacius
Last edited by TattyJangles; 08-01-2012 at 12:57 PM.
Guys you just bumped a 2 years old thread.. It used to be so that you ALWAYS lvl aura max at lvl 7.
Q-W-Q-W/E-Q-R-Q-max W-max E is the way to go now.
To Tatty, glacius first skill is why glacius is just soooooo good. So it really should be your first priority.
As I said, it's situational, if I'm going mid to gank, I'd rather disable someone for most of the duration of my ult than slow them since they could escape/autoattack me more easily. Both work well, it depends on your play style. A longer single target disable is better for someone who roams/ganks more which is how I play (as soon as our lane is won and our carry is farmed/farming then I just roam and help set up kills elsewhere) and by the time the big teamfights start happening you have both maxed anyway. If you're more of a "stay in the lane, babysit, win, then push" sort of glacius player then I can see the merits of levelling tundra blast first however.
im a fan of imprisonment first for harass, use it as he is harassing you and you'll get 2 auto attacks aswell as an x amount of creeps also attacking which can do a huge amount of damage. im also a fan of getting ult at 6, a lot of times youre the one getting dived so if you run into fog into a juke spot and use it theyre pretty screwed haha. so for skill build 2/1/3/3/3/6. and i would usually max tundra blast just for the aoe damage for early skirmishes after that. for items, other than wards of course, if youre having a good game go with ghost marchers. striders are cheap and super mobile but if you get into a bad position youre pretty much screwed. if they have a lot of nukes like pebbles/fayde. definetly pick up steamboots/vestments/astrolobe/pushbook.
there are the games that you die a few times and behind in terms of farm etc. level up your im imprisonment and hit the jungle, it lasts like 10+ seconds on creeps so its pretty easy to jungle efficiently for a support hero.
I don't remember the skill names but here goes
Like most of my supports I do a 2/2/1/1 build by level 6 however for Glacius I usually specialize it a bit as the following
Level 1 - Grip
Level 2 - Aura
Level 3 - aoe (first skill)
Level 4 - aoe
Level 5 - Grip
Level 6 - Ulti
I do this because it gives mana regen, a decent aoe slow skill and a grab / semi stun to assist allies. When the level 6 battle comes around Glacius's ulti, though he is squishy, is a lot of help.
For items I try to get striders, battery, 2 bracers and then both type of wards (after having flown the courier). This however works for me as I usually play a hard support. Sometimes I will play an entire game with theses items because I am maintaining ward control, again may not work for you.
The other reason I follow this is because 1) if the team fights are going well I do rush blink, more for mobility but I don't get a bkb (dangerous but I'm use to it). If my team is suffering however I negate the pk.
You sound like you have an understanding of support dynamics so I would suggest the regular support items (Nulls, green staff, healing shield even mana ring) but on glacius if farm is decent (wards aside) don't over look held of legion if things are going rough.
I find the main focus for heroes like glacius is ward control. You have that then you are doing fine. Just get items to increase your hp.

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Most Ski Resorts Skied In One Day
Andy and Paddy skied at 17 different resorts in one day. They traversed the entire Trois Vallees, Paradiski, and Espace Killy regions. The total distance travelled was 119 km. It took them seven hours and 30 minutes to finish the attempt. See their route here.
Most Street Hockey Shots In One Day
Led by Ashley and Tyler Moreland, a group of people performed 10,000 street hockey shots in three hours. The record was set to raise funds for Lamp Lighters Hockey Ministry in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Over $4,000 was raised for their Hockey Mobile during the event. Read more about the feat here.
Most RecordSetter World Records Set In A Pizza Restaurant In One Day
Led by Clint Poore, five RecordSetter world records were set in a pizza restaurant on November 2, 2012. The records were set during Majors Pizza Customer Appreciation Day in Albany, Kentucky.
Most Music Albums Released By A Solo Artist In One Day
Nepali folk singer Suman Budha released four folk song albums on the same day.
Largest Conversation About A Single Topic In One Day
This year's Social Good Summit sparked a record-setting global conversation on using social media and technology for good. The summit united people participating online and in-person in nearly 300 cities, including New York, Beijing, and Nairobi, around one goal: unlocking the potential of social media and technology to make the world a better place. The gathering took place as world leaders gathered to kick-off the UN General Assembly, opening the dialogue about world issues and challenges to a global constituency
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Color Magazine and Globe Shoes teammates Chris Haslam, Ryan Decenzo, and Mark Appleyard skated 31 skateboard parks across Vancouver's Lower Mainland in a single day, a new world record. It took them 18 hours to complete the attempt.
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Jack Adelsperger named the days of the week and counted to ten in Spanish in 4.90 seconds.
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The Meyersdale Medical Center Auxiliary will present its 13th annual Murder Mystery and Buffet Dinner Feb. 15 and 16 at the Meyersdale firehall. This year's show is "Death Aboard the Duchess" written by Chelsea Petty.(Dr. Jeff Irwin, in back, plays alchemist, Dr. Grover Cadigan. James Bumble is played by Cory Buterbaugh, second from right in back. Mr. Tibbons is Andrew Thomas, right in back, or Capt. Cooper, Mae Smith, left in back. The rich lady is played by Britta Mitchell, front center, the butler is Mike Brant, front right, the reporter is Kendra Geiger, center in back. Aaron and Kathy Thomas, front left, play a newlywed couple and lounge singer is played by Dottie Grew, second from left in back. (Photo by Sandra Lepley / February 4, 2013) |
Caton died Jan. 4 at the age of 61 after a series of strokes. Her life's work was to be there whenever help was needed in Meyersdale — from the hospital to the Catholic church to the food pantry, with both the old and young alike.
This year in February the Meyersdale Medical Center Auxiliary Players will present its 13th annual murder mystery at the firehall and Caton can be given credit for helping to start this fundraising tradition.
The first show was presented in 2001 after Caton heard about a group in Frostburg doing a murder mystery at the train depot. One night in 2000, Caton, Pam Walukas and Britta Mitchell went to Frostburg to see that local community group perform "A Revolutionary Wedding."
"The auxiliary thought perhaps it would be one way for us to make some money for the hospital," said Mitchell. "After the show, Helen insisted on going back stage and talking to the director. When she returned, to our astonishment, she had a copy of the script. It was written by a local person and after hearing Helen's plea for how our 'poor little' community hospital was struggling and needed a fundraising idea, the kind lady gave her a copy of the script."
On Feb. 10, 2001, "A Revolutionary Wedding" was performed at the Meyersdale Elks. Helen Caton, Andrew Thomas, Aaron Thomas, Natalie Thomas, Jeff Irwin and Britta Mitchell were in the first cast with Pam Walukas being the director and Kay Atwell in charge of the event.
"Everyone loved the show and that was the beginning of a fundraising tradition," said Mitchell. "We were asked to perform this play at two more events — one being for a conference at Seven Springs."
In "A Revolutionary Wedding" Caton played Miss Ruby and she appeared with her husband, Bob, in one more show. They played a couple who constantly bickered and interrupted the cast members. Most of their lines that year were ad libs and extremely funny.
"Helen loved to make people laugh even when her health problems made things uncomfortable for her. The auxiliary players appreciate her support and thank her for pioneering this annual project in our community," said Mitchell.
Caton had suffered from long-term scoliosis and had two surgeries, one of which resulted with kidney failure and necessary dialysis. While this setback caused her to be out of commission for awhile, she never lost her passion for helping others and recovered to continue that work.
In addition, Mitchell pointed out that Caton was a familiar face at the Meyersdale Medical Center Auxiliary Chinese Auction every November.
"She ran the auction, sharing jokes and funny comments," said Mitchell. "Her standup comedy was always a highlight of the event. She will be missed."
This year, the Meyersdale Medical Center Auxiliary will present its 13th annual Murder Mystery and Buffet Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 15 and 16 at the Meyersdale firehall. This year's show is 'Death Aboard the Duchess' written by Chelsea Petty.
As the travelers and crew prepare to depart on their ocean cruise, no one would expect a murderer among them. When the esteemed alchemist, Dr. Grover Cadigan, played by Dr. Jeff Irwin, goes overboard, it's up to James Bumble, played by Cory Buterbaugh, the lovable and clumsy deckhand to figure out who did it and why.
Was it the mean-spirited first mate Mr. Tibbons, played by Andrew Thomas, or the always calm Captain Cooper, played by Mae Smith? It couldn't have been the demanding rich lady, Britta Mitchell, or her overworked butler, Mike Brant. How about the reporter, played by Kendra Geiger, who is running from her mistakes?
Maybe it was the newlywed couple, Aaron and Kathy Thomas, or the beautiful lounge singer, played by Dottie Grew. There will also be a special surprise guest who will be entertaining in the ship's lounge.
Mardiann Vincent is the director and Alma Lauver is the cue person. Tickets for the show and buffet dinner can be purchased from cast members or by calling 814-444-3199 or 814-662-2587. All proceeds benefit the Conemaugh Meyersdale Medical Center.


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We were visiting providence for a work conference and i'm so happy we decided to make a reservation at Gracie's! We had a darling server, Coleman, who really made our experience special. We were seated in the wine room downstairs, which was really fun. The food was OUTSTANDING. Innovative and tasty. I would definitely go back here on my next trip - and I'm definitely going to try the tasting menu next time!!
I love going to restaurants and trying food. Some years ago had been to Gracie's with a group and we were seated downstairs. It was a theater group and we were seated at long tables. I remember how rushed we were and don't recollect the food at all. On this occaision we were going to the theater and we were seated upstairs. There were three of us. I do remember the food this time because it was the best food that I have eaten in a very long time. There are a handful of restaurants that I have been to that I can say that about. Memorable is the word for the food at Gracie's. Service was impeccable. I will return.
We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner at Gracie's and had a fabulous meal. We were there to celebrate our youngest son's 21st birthday. The staff picked up on that and helped make it a memorable celebration-- they served us cava and brought him dessert with a candle in it. The food was delicious-- all very carefully prepared and artfully presented. We will return!
Gracie's has a team approach to service unlike any other restaurant. There were always a group who delivered and removed each if our 5 courses. The courses were the perfect size with an incredible mix of flavored.
Well thought out, fresh ingredients for a unique and delicious menu. I had the prix-fix, and was not disappointed. I was plied with so manny surprise amuse-bouche, palette cleansers, artisan breads and apre-desserts, I almost felt as if they were trying to justify the expensive menu. But I didn't mind...it was completely worth it!
This was are second dining experience at Gracie's and they have a proven track record of consistency. The waitstaff is extremely attentive, but not over bearing. Very knowledgeable about the menu items and the wine list. The food quality and presentation is superb. Inventive selection of sustainable selections on the the menu. A true neighborhood gem!! Can't wait to go back!
Delicious food, well prepared and excellent servers. Will definitely go back.
Great food and service. Pork chop was outstanding.
We had a great experience! The food was wonderful and the service was the best!! We can't wait to return!
This was my second visit to Gracie's and I can't wait to go back again. The food was phenomenal and the service was outstanding. I had the Vegetarian chef tasting and I commend the chef for his creativity in the dishes he chose to prepare. They were obviously well thought out, prepared with care, and no detail was missed in creating excellent flavors. The artisan cheese plate was exciting and I love that they use products from local farms and in-season ingredients. Always something new to try at Gracies and I feel like I could not possibly be disappointed in any aspect from valet to dessert!
Service from all staff encountered was outstanding -- courteous, friendly, professional. Our waiter Coleman was terrific, personable, attentive without being intrusive. We had a table for two that was tucked into a little alcove, we felt like we had our own private dining room! Loved the amuse-bouche and the palate cleanser between courses. The corn in the sweet corn soup tasted so fresh you would swear it had just been picked from the garden. Striped bass entree was delicious as was the concord grape popover for dessert. My husband had the potato gnochi app, pork chop entree and zucchini bread dessert, which he also enjoyed very much. The prix fixe 3-course very reasonable, nothing disappointed.
So many dinning options here. From a small meal to a seven course dinning extravaganza . Wine paring is available with you meal. Simply put the best dinning experience ever. I have been to literally thousands of restaurents around the world.
We booked a table here for our anniversary and had an incredible experience. We had an incredible waitress and our food and wine were delightful. Highlights were the Duck breast, corn and lobster soup and the gnocchi. They went out of their way to make out anniversary special. Creme brulee and zucchini bread deserts topped it all off. Thank you!
Our third time here and it somehow it keeps getting better. Beautiful presentation, service, pacing, special touches and stellar food. Brought another couple who declared it was "one of the best meals of my life." We have celebrated two consecutive wedding anniversaries here, because it is that kind of special place.
Outstanding service and complimentary valet! Found a bag of cookies in the cup holder when we got our car back. Noted it was my wife's birthday and they treated us accordingly.
I was incredibly impressed with the food. We got the five course tasting menu, and everything was outstanding. Even my friend who tends to be very picky about food ate everything that we were served. The surprise element to the tasting menu made dinner rather interesting. I can't say that the service wasn't good, but I feel like a few of the servers were a bit awkward. It wasn't a big problem though, just something that I noticed. Overall, food was wonderful, and definitely a great place for special occasions.
four of us met for dinner at Gracie's. The food was perfectly prepared , the service excellent, the noise level low enough to never impede our conversations. We found a nice range of good wines, too.
one of the best meals i have had in several years... the service and atmosphere even made it better.
Attractive room and nice ambience. Well-informed friendly staff. Imaginative menu and wine list that showed thoughtful consideration for big and bottle. Fairly priced too! All our dishes were excellently prepared and presented. Notable: Sweet breads(app) rare Duck breast(entree) and creme brûlée .
I dined at Garcies for the first time this October and was thoroughly impressed with the whole experience. The food was beautifully plated, and was even more pleasing to the palate. However the Service was the highlight of the night, their prompt service, agreeable demeanors and willingness to please has been unmatched by many of my past dining experiences. I will surely return in the future.
We went here to celebrate our Anniversary. With all of the great restaurants to chose from in RI this is still our favorite The food,service,atmosphere,teamwork of the staff and attentiveness are all top notch My wife wrote a review on the card at the table and the restaurant sent her a thank you note in the mail. Very classy! This is probably the best restaurant in the state
We did the 7 course tasting menu with wine pairings and it was delicious. I have to say though that it was a little too much...we were the last ones in the restaurant and it took about 3 hours. The pairings were good, but not all were inspired. Having done the 5 course version as well, I think that's a better option. Both are very special and the chef does a wonderful job of customizing to address food allergies.
Great food, excellent service and a short walk to either PPAC or Trinity. And the macaroons are awesome
My wife celebrated my Birthday day with blind 5 course taste set because we had tried their 3 course and enjoyed it very much. However, we're a bit disappointed with our choice. We felt nothing surprise with the taste, produces and ingredients, compared to 3-course.
everything was excellent. Nice touch to serve amuse bouche, sorbet and offer goodies on the way out
Once again the chef at Gracie's dazzled me with seven-courses of delicious fare highlighting the season's fresh root vegetables. The service at Gracie's, while I've never complained about it, seemed even better than ever. The night I dined there, the restaurant was very busy. Still, there was no noticeable delay in getting the seven courses to our table. Loved the first-course (an octopus salad) more than I thought I would!
Went to Gracie's after a friend recommended it - was delightfully surprised! The food was wonderful and the staff very friendly. The slow cooked farm egg was delicious. While the fish was overcooked, the creme brulee more than made up for it!
What a wonderful restaurant. Inventive dishes that are delicious, perfect service, just the right amount of attention, excellent food choices, lovely touches to help celebrate a birthday. Everything about this restaurant says thoughtful! Look forward to going back!
Gracie's staff went out of their way to make our anniversary dinner perfect. We had the special private booth they provided a lovely setup on the table offered us a champagne toast and as always the food was wonderful. They made our night a lovely one.
Food and Service was fantastic. Gave 4 stars because I felt the prices were a bit high. Don't get me wrong, Gracie's is worth the extra money but it does seem to nickel and dime you. Biggest complaint with pricing is that they have a prix-fixe 3 course with a cost, but then each of the three course have an added cost. I'd rather they just increase the prix-fixe cost and eliminate the extra costs.
Every appetizer and main course for our group of four was outstanding. The duck breast was perhaps the best we've ever tasted (and there have been many).
We went to Gracie's before a show at the Dunk - very convenient, easy walk. Nice seasonal items on the menu. The food was very tasty and the presentation was outstanding.
Immense care is taken to give you a great experience. This is backed up by a superb cuisine.
My husband and I had a fantastic experience at Gracie's!! A must go for a special evening out!
Had a wonderful dinner here, some of the best duck I've ever eaten, and the bread was fantastic. Extremely good value and quality for the price. The only minor nit was service was a bit less attentive and polished than it should be at a place like this, especially for the time we went (5pm; opening of dinner service). I'd go back without hesitation and recommend to others.
We had a wonderful time, food was excellent, our server(s) were on top of things, pacing courses well. They have free valet parking which was great, dropped the car off about an hour before our reservation and had time to walk downtown, view the "water fire" event and get back for dinner then walk to Convention Center for show and back to pick up the car. The next day we noticed a little "gift" in our console - two cookies wrapped with a Gracie's ribbon, such a nice touch! Wish we had tried the tasting menu!
My wife and I had an early dinner at Gracie's on a Saturday night before heading to an event that started at 8 PM. We were 45 minutes late and the staff was very accommodating. Not only did they allow us to keep the reservation but our table was ready as soon as we walked in. We sat down with just over an hour to spare and we informed the staff that we were under a time constraint. They did an amazing job getting us all of our food quickly and made sure that we were out at 8 PM on the dot without feeling rushed. The food also certainly did not suffer as everything tasted great. Our only regret is that we wished we had more time (recommend 2-3 hours for the 3 course prix fixe). All in all a great experience and we can't wait to go back.
In my opinion Gracie's is the best restaurant in RI and can potentially lay claim to being the best dining experience I've had anywhere. The service was friendly and helpful. It was my wife's birthday and they surprised us with a beautiful table spread and complentary champagne. The food is other-worldly and the use of ingredients from local farms makes me want to frequent the place. Bravo!
Our son is a real foodie, and we usually let him suggest restaurants for us when we travel. He directed us to Gracie's two years ago. We had a fabulous meal then; so we booked it again on a recent visit to Providence. Once again, we were not disappointed. We did the Chef's seven course meal with wine pairing. Every course was delightful and the wine pairings were perfect. Our server Navid was personable and knowledgeable. It was a lovely evening. We look forward to visiting Gracie's the next time we're in Providence.
I was visiting Providence with a friend and we wanted a great meal for our last night. Gracie's got good reviews and was a few blocks from our hotel. Lovely atmosphere, very good food, and an attentive staff. My friend has an allergy and they were very accommodating and made sure she wouldn't have any problems. I had the pork chop with polenta and it was the best pork chop I've ever had. Our waiter, Alan, recommended a Trimbach Reisling which went perfect with my pork and my friend's entrée, the special fish, I can't remember what it was right now, but it was also delicious. I had Indian Pudding for desert, you never see that on menus, and it was very nice. My friend had creme brûlée, fantastic. If you're in Providence, Gracie's is a must.
This is our special occasion restaurant. We were there for our three year anniversary and ordered the 7 course tasting. It was fantastic. The food and service was incredible. I recommend this place for anyone who wants to taste incredible food and enjoy themselves.
My now fiance and I went here after I proposed to her earlier in the day. I had written a note on open table that this was happening and had no idea how they would respond. They went above and beyond with the service and food. Yes, it is quite expensive, but for a special occasion like this it was worth every penny. The staff was respectful and punctual. The food was beyond what I know about food, so I just sat back and let the chef choose the menu. It was one of the best meals I have ever eaten. Once I save up a little more money, I'll definitely be back again. Thank you to all the staff, it was a night we'll treasure forever.
Excellent from start to finish! Would highly recommend!
We had never been to Gracie's but will definitely be back soon. The sweetbreads appetizer was absolutely delicious and I could have eaten a whole meal of it. Everything well presented and we were totally pleased.
Another delicious meal from Gracies. The fish was cooked perfectly, and we always love trying the small samples that the chef sends out between courses. The only critique was that our creme broulle was a little burnt on top, and left a bit of a burnt after taste.
In a state that has an abundance of great restaurants,this continues to be our favorite. The service,the food,the ambience,etc are all outstanding and it doesn't change from one server to another. They actually work in teams of two which is very smart and insures impeccable service. The food is excellent and you have a choice of a 3,5 or 7 course price fix. The prices are also very reasonable for the experience that you get I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in the Providence or RI area.We live 40 minutes away and it is well worth the trip several times a year
Everything is beautifully plated. Small portions which can be expected. Very expensive, we did the 5-course chef special and found myself eating a bunch of bread becaise I was still hungry. Wine list lacks moderately priced bottles. Overall good for a special occasion.
We celebrated our one year wedding anniversary at Gracie's and were blown away by the exceptional service and food. We'd been looking forward to going for years and finally found the perfect special occasion. Everything from the romantic ambience, to the friendly and knowledgeable waitstaff, and the creative and superb menu items, met our expectations for the evening. We will definitely be back to celebrate our next special occasion!
We have been here 3 times now in the past few years. We went this past Saturday with a group of 8 for my wife's 50th Birthday party. They set us up with a private table in the wine cellar room, which was awesome. They had candles lit and a bottle of fine champagne on the house for us to start the evening with a toast. The service as usual was amazing and they work very well as a team at Gracie's. Always on top of things, but never in your face bothering you too much. Its one of those nice 3 hour meals that are so good that everyone is raving the entire time about the food and service. We loved the wine list and enjoyed a few great bottles. We would always recommend Gracie's for a fine dining experience that you will love! 3 course meal!
Another in a long line of tremendous experiences. Food was of course the highlight. Service was flawless and the atmosphere was very festive for the holidays. Simply cannot be beat!


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The Herald News presents the first of three planned question-and-answer sessions with City Council candidates on campaign issues, in advance of the Sept. 13 preliminary election, when voters will choose which 18 of the 22 candidates will move on to the Nov. 8 general election.
The question we posed to the candidates last week was:
Which of these three factors should be given highest priority as the City Council looks to dispose of former school buildings?
• The higest bid
• Benefit to the community
• Potential for future tax revenues
Below are their multiple choice responses. In addition, each candidate supplied a full-length answer.
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Kris Bartley Benefit to the community: I would absolutely favor "Benefit to the community" because we have lost the advantage of living in neighborhoods that were anchored by these schools and are where our children were educated. Growing up I had the opportunity to attend a neighborhood school with children from my neighborhood, building relationships with families that lasted throughout my school years, and even until today. We now have large industrial schools where the possibility exists that our children may become lost in the system and falter in their education. My thoughts are those that reflect a better economy, a perfect world. The best benefit to the community would be to remodel, reconstruct and re-open our neighborhood schools to educate our children in smaller classes where more attention is paid to our students. This is the foundation needed to reach our future educational attainment levels and improve our unemployment rate. I understand we may not be able to accomplish this and need to find viable uses that accommodate our neighborhoods and provide a resource to constituents. Could we create neighborhood government centers that provide local constituent services to citizens? Should we allow commercial uses to gain tax benefits? Or should we put each school out to bid individually with input, consent and approval from individuals and neighborhood associations, that way we achieve maximum benefit for all Fall Riverites. I am open to all citizen input and wish to work with you to create uses that accommodate each and every neighborhood, one building at a time. |
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Robert Boutin The highest bid: I've been examining this issue from a professional point of view for quite a while! It's been my experience that truly interested buyers of any piece of real estate will put their best foot forward with an offer only if they feel that their efforts will be treated seriously and in a fair and balanced manner by the seller. We have too many vacant school buildings to play games! First we need a valid appraised value for each of the properties. We can't shoot a price from the hip! When the city is dealing with a business person that intends to invest thousands of dollars, we must be professional. I've toured a few of these locations. They are not in prime condition! The present zoning may not help the city receive a decent sale price. Selling city owned properties shouldn't become a Political Football! That's why we are stuck in the mud on disposing of these White Elephants! There are non-profits that may want a building to expand, but can they handle repairing or demolishing a building plus a mortgage, rain run-off, water and sewer fees? Let's take the bull by the horns and move forward! Let's stop dumping thousands of dollars on the up-keep! For more on my views, go to www.votebobboutin.com. |
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Joseph Camara Benefit to the community: I believe that the highest priority in the disposal of the former school buildings should be that these buildings ultimately benefit the community they are situated in. These properties belong to the citizens of Fall River. Unfortunately due to the economic conditions we are currently facing these buildings will sell for a fraction of their true value. Many of these buildings are considered historic in nature. Special attention should be taken to try to ensure that we preserve the history these buildings represent. Using commercial real estate brokers as listing agents, auctions, donation to non-profit and community organizations are all viable options. Each school needs be treated individually because each has unique characteristics. Community involvement at the neighborhood level is essential to the successful turnover of these properties. I believe the involvement of public and private investors is also essential in putting these buildings back to good use. We need to set up a project plan for the disposal of each of the schools. Inaction will not only cost the taxpayers money, but will add to the deterioration of the structures. A well thought-out plan for each school will provide the community with the best reuse for our old school buildings. |
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Dave Dennis Benefit to the community: The criteria used should be a balanced approach giving consideration to what is the highest and best use of these buildings. Certainly generating tax revenue is important for the city but equally important is how these buildings can or should be used to benefit the city and the neighborhoods where they are located. Whether used for profit or non-profit the real value in these facilities is how they are used and identifying an organization or business to maximize their potential. Each building has its own particular characteristics and history and should be evaluated separately and in the context of an overall revitalization plan. But time is of the essence to prevent further deterioration of the schools and expense to the taxpayers and we must move expeditiously to properly dispose or re-purpose them. |
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Jeff Gregory Benefit to the community: Our City is losing money the longer we wait to get rid of the responsibilities surrounding these buildings. It is costing between $300,000.00 and $400,000.00 dollars a year just to keep these crumbled buildings miminally maintained. I don't believe these buildings should be used as low income housing as our City already has its' fair share. We need developers with good ideas for the community as we have to start thinking for the future by rebuilding our City from its' foundation up. These schools are in all parts of our City and could represent the beginning of our turn-around to show businesses looking to re-locate that we are willing to change our image and prove to them that we will be a community of the future.. I have stated in the past the three basic needs of our community to create a stable job growth for our citizens are; 1) a low crime rate, 2) fix the infastructure of our City concerning Streets and Sidewalks, 3) Fixing our school system. These vacant school buildings are also part of our City's infastructure as a vibrant City reflects a future, where abandoned buildings represents a dead past. We have a glorious past, but now is the critical time in our history to move ahead with our future. Please vote on Sept. 13th in the primary. Thank You. |
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Bradford Kilby Benefit to the community: As we continue to attempt to dispose of our former school buildings, it should be a priority that the city council focus on the needs and concerns of each and every neighborhood group. This is the challenge we face. In a very difficult economy this becomes even more challenging. A prime example is the sale and use of the former Highland Elementary School. While a solid sale price should be of concern, the main focus should be a conforming use as an educational or medical facility. Also, open space, which is a very important factor to be considered for our city's future, falls in line with the choice of community benefit. As a member of the real estate committee, I have always attempted to keep a fair and impartial opinion on this very important issue. I must say, however, the lack of movement on these sales has been frustrating. |
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Phil Medeiros Benefit to the community: Non-profit organizations should be given a high priority. Earlier this year a non-profit organization was pursuing purchasing the Hector L. Belisle school. Although this may not have produced future tax revenues, it would have benefited the community by offering low cost day care, and would have produced 35 more jobs in a city were the unemployment rate as of July 2011 stood at 13.8%. Thirty-five jobs at $20,000 a year would have put $700,000 into Fall River's economy each year. The city officials should have jumped on this opportunity. Whether it is a non-profit organization or a developer that takes interest in these properties, it is extremely important that the people in each area have a major input so that it has a positive effect on their community and the quality of their lives. |
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Michael Miozza Benefit to the community: The sale or disposal of these school buildings should always be in the best interest of our community. Any public buildings the city is considering for disposal should optimize the returns to the city, while also taking into account community needs. The significant investment of public funds required to build these 15 school buildings puts the City Council under a duty to ensure the community obtains the maximum benefit from the removal or sale of these buildings. There is no doubt that the city would benefit from the sale of these buildings; however it is my understanding that most of the buildings require significant and costly rehabilitation. While the disposal of these former school buildings on the open market should always seek to maximize the return to the city from the sale, I think the benefit to the community should be given the highest priority. I understand that community "benefit" can be varied, but I believe if we want a strong and prosperous community, then the City Council must foster a relationship with the community by allowing residents to have input on the appropriate disposal of the schools. By the Committee on Real Estate considering the views of the community, it will allow the committee to have many more options, while also allowing the members to weigh the financial benefit to the city. Those options should consider what is best for the community and what the neighborhood wishes to see happen with those schools. |
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Ray Mitchell Benefit to the community: As we have seen with the former Police Station, the highest bid is not necessarily in the best interest of our community. I believe it is imperative that we ask for input from the neighbors in the area of these buildings. Any proposal should be structured to enhance the neighborhood, and at the same time, be beneficial to our community. Many of these buildings should be preserved for their architectural beauty as well as our city's history. Proposals have been made that would allow nonprofit organizations to develop some of these buildings as schools or museums, paying very minimal compensation to the city. The city must be protected if those organizations are unable to fulfill their promises. They should not be allowed to sell the building at a large profit without proper compensation to the city at the time of a resale. To do nothing with these buildings, allowing them to deteriorate like the former police station, is detrimental to our city. They also will become a safety hazard in the neighborhood. My personal belief is that we should move these buildings as quickly as possible. |
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Eric Poulin Benefit to the community: When determining to whom a former school building should be awarded, the Council should first and foremost always take into consideration the wishes of its neighborhood associations/residents and the benefit of the redevelopment to the surrounding area/neighborhood. From there the Council should look at the investment that will be made into the property. Will it be in the thousands, hundreds of thousands or millions? The investment made may ultimately impact how the property is assessed. The assessment will generate reoccurring property tax revenue, that is real estate taxes that will come into the city every year and this is more important then the one-time dollar amount that is paid for the property. Looking at the yearly tax revenue generated by a property is planning for the long-term. Simply looking at the one-time revenue generated by a sale, as in simply taking the highest bid, is short-term thinking/planning and when the Council only thinks about the short-term we often get the city and its taxpayers into trouble. Consider the example of the old Police Station on Bedford Street. I was not on the Council at the time but a $20,000 bid and a potential investment of up to $4 million dollars was turned down in exchange for a $160,000 bid and a sketchy development plan from a developer without as clear of a track record for developing properties in the city. The City Council as well as the voters need to learn a lesson from these past mistakes. |
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Michael Ramos Potential for future tax revenues: I would say the correct answer without a doubt is "Potential for Future tax revenues." Potential for Future tax revenues actually addresses all THREE questions....Tax Revenue is a long term plan instead of a short term solution to our budget issues. If you ADD up the tax revenues received over a period of time, you technically will have THE HIGHEST BID possible and the best BENEFIT TO THE COMMUNITY! |


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Take a look through the Cyclocross Collection photography, featured with the Lunch With JPow story, shot by Portland photographer Dan Sharp. This is the third year that Dan has brought us images of our cross products, aside from being one of the creative forces behind the creation of the Rapha Continental. It only seemed fitting that it should be Dan featured this week as the Rapha Facebook Page looks for your Rapha-FOCUS photography. Click through for a question and answer with Dan Sharp on shooting cyclocross and submit your Rapha-FOCUS photos to the Facebook page for the rest of the week.
How long have you been shooting Cyclocross racing?
I think the first cross race I shot was probably four years ago.
What was the first race that you shot?
I'm pretty sure it was a Cross Crusade race at Alpenrose .
As someone who has shot other sports such as running, how does this sport differ?
Cross is so fast and chaotic, so it's a real challenge to shoot well. You also have to take weather into consideration. In the Pacific NW we often have rain, which means mud or the possibility of snow for December races. Another factor to contend with is cheering fans and course dividers. It can be hard to find a good vantage point. But those challenges are also the beauty of the sport.
What is your favorite format to shoot with?
Lets do the word association game… first few words that come to mind when you think of Cyclocross? Quick!
Do you have one particular racer, or category that you like to shoot?
Obviously the pros. Check their technique! But I love the heart and
energy that all the other categories show as well. And it's always fun
to share photos of your friends and teammates. You have to check out a kiddie cross race too.
Muddy and sloppy or dry and fast? (That's a bike racing question.)
Yes. Both. Just not a huge fan of off-camber turns on dry grass right
now (for obvious broken fibula reasons)
Do you have aspirations to shoot European Cyclocross? I know you have been over there for some road races like the Giro d'Italia, what about Cross?
Any tips that you might have for photographers aspiring to shoot Cyclocross?
The beauty of cross is that it's about participation and it's available to just about everyone. Look at all the sizes and shapes of riders on any given weekend. Just go out there and do it. Shoot it with your phone, your point-n-shoot, your Holga…whatever, just bring your own vision to it. Show us what you love about 'cross. Make it your own. Act like you're racing. Know the course layout if possible. Have fun with it.
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As of the moment I have 2 spare tickets and they are for the standing area.
2 extra of my mates may come but its doubtful, but if not nearer the time I'll be advertising them.. :D
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Yo SherpaJohn mein Canuckisher freund, where you coming from man? We got tickets for Saturday as well, but Underworld not Tangerine Dream. It's all gonna be a foggy dream after Shpongle, everything else will be an old-school afterthought.
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If anyone has another spare ticket for shpongle that would be amazing, I was away and didn't hear about the gig until it had sold out…I was just a bit gutted! let me know anyways if anyone can help
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Coming from Toronto, via Amsterdam - hate the idea of mty first trip to Europe being a fliy in fly outsort of thing. This will give us a chance to see a bit of where we are (and sample some fine dutch coffee). Cool that you are seeing a nother gig the next night, I was hoping there would be something elsefor us to see while we were there, another gig we have to miss is Banco De Gaia on the Saturday - he's playing way up on North England. But a 6 hour train ride and another hotel the day after the roundhouse does not sound like it would work for us.
Resident Londener checking in… starting to get excited about this one now. Guess I'll have to check out the after party too…
'Twill be momentous Rez. Sherpajohn- fine dutch coffee indeed! You freak! Let's all hook up at Inspiralled in Camden before the gig! I might have an extra ticket to the show for some fine dutch coffee. I guess Infected Mushroom will be playing that Saturday as well, but I've pretty much hated those cheezers since I heard em at SA2000. Banco would be good, but Tangerine Dream is f*cking classic. Between them, Brian Eno, Klaus Schulze and Kraftwerk that's like the cornerstones of electronic music.
Yeah Jah - the Tangs are gonna be classic. Never seen Eno nor Klaus(how I would love to though), but I have seen Kraftwerk twice, once in the 80's and then again a few years ago.
Infected Mushroom is playing over here. hopefully we can get tickets to dat show, not sure the wife can take the trance beats, but if they do some of the more psy stuff, it will be cool.
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Anyone got two tickets to sell to the Shpongle Live set on 31st of Oct 2008??
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[quote author="philip"]Hello!
You might try e-bay. But given what a rare one-off gig this is, and a fairly small venue, its not likely you are going to find tickets. My wife and I have been actively planning our trip for this concert for almost 6 months. On the other hand, you might get a break - good luck to you!
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I'm playign the Godfather for Wii, anyone else play this? It's a great game, not one I thought I would enjoy this much.
I have Call of Duty 3 for the 360, awesome game
I've got a mean game of Free-Cell going on my laptop.
One finger extended.
Whenever I have time for videogames (rarely), it's still Tiger Woods 2004 for me. Either that or Final Fantasy 7 again. Who needs $500 systems? Although GTAIV might change my mind.
Thats my thinking as well. I've bought two video games in the past year, Zelda Twilight Princess and Godfather. After looking everywhere for a Wii, I got one at work for free.Originally Posted by RhodyYanksFan
I've never played a GTA, but from what I've seen of them, Godfather is played the exact same way
Assassin's Creed and Guns of the Patriots...CANNOT WAIT!!!!
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Assassin's Creed does look awesome. Why do they insist on keeping the mullet in MGS in 2007??Originally Posted by Sam18
Because he makes it look cool????!Originally Posted by RhodyYanksFan
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No he doesn't.Originally Posted by Sam18
The games I've been playing a lot have been Spider-Man 3 and MLB2K7. I've favored MLB2K7 more because I can have the Yankees win a lot in it.
I'm photoshopping penises on your face right now.Originally Posted by DontHateOnNumber2
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Do you have to use the nunchuk for Godfather? ... this whole 2-handed remote thing is intimidating to me.Originally Posted by Yankeeah
Just got the Wii a week ago and really enjoy Tiger and Wii Sports... Don't know how non-sports games will play out on it, though.
Talk is Cheap. Play the Game.
If you are talking about the Wii Golf that's on Wii Sports, I think Tiger is far superior to that. Tiger, to me (as a non-golfer), seems like a golf simulator, almost like hitting in a driving range.Originally Posted by Yankeeah
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Well, tbh, I haven't really played the Wii Sports Golf much, only on the fitness test, but I've played 9 holes in Tiger on several courses, and I can only imagine that the graphics, courses, players are all leaps and bounds better than Wii Sports Golf.Originally Posted by Yankeeah
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The other day my roommates and i went out to get a Wii, bought all the components controllers and 3 games.......but they didnt have the system. So we called every best buy, circut city, ebgames, gamestop, and walmart near Philly, Wilmington, Washington, and Allentown. NOTHING.....so we have a pile of stuff sitting there, but no console.....
i cannot WAIT till i get that system.
If you dont plan on winning, you might as well just go home -Derek Jeter
the wii still pretty hard to find...
i had a buddy pick mine up at the toys-r-us in times square when he was in NY it was the only store that we could find it in.
I'm looking for a new game for 360? Any suggestions? When does Assassin's Creed come out?
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I got The Godfather for PS2 over a year ago, and I still play it all the time. Amazing game.
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I accidently saved over my franchise in that game right before the World Series against the Cardinals in my first year. I just came back to beat the Red Sox in the ALCS after being down 0-2 in the series. I was so pissed.Originally Posted by mitchrock
Now I'm doing the Road to the Show Career mode as a pitcher. It's pretty cool, although I get so frustrated when the manager takes me out of the game. I'm in my 3rd year now, spent my first in Trenton and my second in Scranton where I was briefly called up to the Show where I went 1-1 with the Yanks with like a 7.00 ERA. I need more seasoning.
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Assassin's Creed does look pretty damn sweet. Army of Two alos looks like it has some definite promise, as does Haze. I had a PS3 in my hands this weekend, but could not pull the trigger. With some really good looking games coming out in the next 3-6 months, I may have to rethink my positionOriginally Posted by Sam18
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PIcked up Virtua Tennis 3 the otehr night. Very very very very fun game. I was looking for a sports game to get me through the summer months post MLB 2k7, pre madden. The game is loaded with minigames and you can play them all with up to 4 players.
Very good investment for the shear entertainment value.
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The TRU in Times Square gets them daily. When I walk past the stores there are still lines for them.Originally Posted by TheDynasty26
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It's a great system, tons of fun.
I want a damn Wii.
The loser now will be later to win...
Dude i love FFVII too, thats probably the only long game I've ever actually finished. But speaking of GTAIV (set in "Liberty City", meaning NYC), a new trailer came out today.Originally Posted by RhodyYanksFan
I really liked GTA III (I only played San Andreas) mostly because of how its basically real life except you can do all the things that aren't allowed (yes, like being really sadistic and beating up old women, thats why i will never let children of mine play this game until age 38. but theres also a lot of really cool ................ too). It reminds me of the movie Groundhog Day. GTA IV looks awesome
You know things are bad when you get tired of listening to the real baseball game to play the virtual one. That lasts for about 20 minutes though. Still have to keep the faith.
I am really really pumped for Resident Evil 4 to hit shelves for the Wii.....in my opinion RE-4 for GameCube and PS2 is THE BEST shooter ive ever played....though Resistence Fall of Man comes close
Other than that ive been living in Twlight Princess....and just waiting....patiently...for assassins creed.
on another note...has anyone played The Darkness? its about a vampire assassin....sounds badass
If you dont plan on winning, you might as well just go home -Derek Jeter
Full Metal Jacket for the Wii
I love playing the Taigo Drum Master Series. I've only played the arcade version and the home version (PS2 with drum sets). Haven't played the PSP version yet. There are tons of youtube footages of avid fans in Japan playing like real masters. It's insane. But it really is quite a lot of fun. A great game for parties, too!
(Insane! He's playing 1p and 2p simultaneosly! The beats are not the same! The footage is quite long. Just watch it for the first song.)
Do you guys play this game in the States?
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Never heard of it... Guitar Hero is fun thoughOriginally Posted by FingersCrossed
NBA Live or 2K8? I'm leaning 2K8, what about everyone else?
Haha. Somehow it doesn't come as a surprise. It's funny that when we say musical prodigies, the Asians immediately think of 4-year-old pianists/violinists while you'll see a lot of 4-year-old guitarists/drummers (rock/jazz) from Western countries.Originally Posted by TheYankee
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Heard a rumor about a Star Wars Wii game where you wield a lightsaber and use the wii-mote. If that's true, then I will be getting a Wii.
I heard the Pirates of the Caribbean game was similar, but with sword-fighting. Haven't seen it myself, though.Originally Posted by RhodyYanksFan
Talk is Cheap. Play the Game.
Obi-wan would f-up Jack Sparrow.Originally Posted by RJ44
Originally Posted by RhodyYanksFan
Talk is Cheap. Play the Game.
In Zelda: Twilight Princess you hold the nunchuck in your right hand and the wiimtoe in your left, swinging, stabbing, and shaking the wiimote will do sword moves similar to the wiimote move.
There is only one problem...and this is only for true Zelda fans to care about....but you hold the sword right handed...
If you dont plan on winning, you might as well just go home -Derek Jeter
The release date for Rockstars' Manhunt 2(which was July 3rd) has been delayed, as the game has been banned in Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and given an AO rating here the the US.
Too bad I was lookin forward to this game.
Originally Posted by DEADSOX
I was wondering about that game...I couldnt decide whether it looked good or not...whats the gameplay like?Originally Posted by Yankeeah
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Cool, sounds like its worth taking a look atOriginally Posted by Yankeeah
"Everything looks nicer when you win. The girls are prettier. The cigars taste better. The trees are greener." - Billy Martin
Anyone getting Assassin's Creed? I most likely won't be getting it any time before Christmas.
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A judge has denied a 21-year-old Ohio University student's request for a public defender to represent her on criminal charges because her family makes too much money.
"This is not even a close financial question," Athens County Municipal Judge William A. Grim wrote in his ruling issued on Thursday.
Kelly M. Kasler requested a publicly paid lawyer from the Ohio Public Defender's Athens office to defend her on misdemeanor charges of obstructing official business and resisting arrest. She was arrested on Oct. 28.
Kasler, who shares an Athens apartment with four roommates, is from Vandalia near Dayton. She uses her family's address on her driver's license and wrote it on the form she filled out when her father posted bond for her after the arrest, the judge wrote.
The judge ruled that because Kasler's parents pay for her tuition, rent and monthly allowance, claim her as a dependent on their income taxes and include her on their health-insurance plan, she is a member of their household.
Kasler chose not to participate in a pre-paid legal-services plan offered to OU students at $12 per semester, the judge added.
"Public defenders provide valuable services, and each attorney carries a heavy caseload," Grim wrote. "This is not a universal coverage program; it is a program for the needy. To dilute the resources of the program to include those able to employ counsel would be a disservice to those truly in need."
The state public defender and Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien share a different perspective: that the income of parents cannot be attributed to an adult child.
"We haven't been able to attribute the parents' assets and income to a university student when this issue has arisen up here," said O'Brien, who also was the Columbus city prosecutor.
"We have attempted it over the years on students and nonstudents and been unsuccessful" because judges didn't allow it, he said.
Under the law, once a child turns 18, parents no longer have a legal obligation to support the child financially, said Amy Borror, spokeswoman for the Ohio public defender.
"Because of that, my office's position is that a judge should look only at the defendant's personal income," she said.
In this case, Kasler cannot afford to hire an attorney on her own, and her parents have told her they will not pay for one, Borror said.
What happens next is up to Kasler. She could proceed without counsel and represent herself, hire a lawyer or appeal Grim's decision, Borror said.
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