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Quite the impressive level of discourse going on here! :P
Anyway, I was really hoping to announce this with a video, but everything got corrupted on me. Can't even put up the Shizuku or Phoenix Down videos I intended to. Ah well, here it is anyway:
You wanted more Giraffes? Giraffes!, you got it! From Pink Magick, we have Werewolf Grandma With Knives (Part Two: Don't Die). Just guitar, drums, and another guitar, but it's a nice batch of absurd mathy noise. And it's not as impossible as Shimer!
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By becoming a DCWS donor, you play an important role in our success. Your tax-deductible contribution is crucial to maintaining our artistic goals.... There are several ways and levels to donate or you can choose from these individual sponsorship opportunities. Our sponsorship programs directly unite our musicians with our friends in the community. We welcome your participation in perpetuating our organization's legacy.
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DCWS is putting the "chamber" back in chamber music. Structurally Sound is a concert and lecture series that presents chamber music in... architecturally significant spaces and works to relate the musical repertoire to the space's unique qualities.
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Great photo's Linda. I'm very grateful you took the time to help out another family and appreciate you also listed the plots. Many thanks!
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Thanks so much for taking the photo. I appreciate it so very much!
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Thank you so much for adding the tombstone picture.
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It is because of people like you, who go out of your way to assist us, that we are able to link to our family members.
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Hi Linda,
I appreciate your time & effort on all of the great photos.
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I know you just fulfilled a photo request for Katherine Pennoyer, and now there are three other photo requests for family members which I just claimed. Would you like me to unclaim them so you can fulfill them as well? If so please let me know what time of day we should synchronize our actions so you can have those requests. Thank you for all that you do for Find A Grave :)
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Thanks so much for adding the picture of Richard Enos'Grave(Memorial# 110991552). Do you mind if I put the picture on my Ancestry.com family tree? I like to ask before doing it. Thanks, Eileen
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I have connected Pearl with her family as requested. You said you had requested earlier that I do so. Sorry it took so long. I had major back surgery, and have not doing much computer "work" lately. Thanks for the parental links.
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Thank you also for the photo of the grave for Jessie Dickens. They are both wonderful photos and I appreciate the grave location information. Jo Roberts
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text: A 16-year old junior at Gahanna-Lincoln High School was arrested Monday and charged with inducing panic.Spencer Pearson is accused of sending inappropriate messages via Twitter to other Gahanna-Lincoln students on Friday. After Gahanna-Lincoln principal Dwight Carter contacted Twitter, the account was shut down.Early Saturday morning, a YouTube video surfaced with the image of a man in a mask from the movie "V for Vendetta". A computer-generated or altered voice says "Hello GLHS. I am not here to physically harm anyone here in GLHS or the school itself. I am not as stupid as you think. I just wanted to let you all know how you live your lives is dangerous and wrong and you have grown weak-minded and pathetic. These are a few mistakes you make every day. Next time we meet I will have something more interesting to show you all. Have a great day."By Sunday, Gahanna police had enough information to develop an address and a suspect. Monday morning, they searched Pearson's home, seized a computer and computer equipment and arrested the teen.Bomb experts are planning to sweep the school Tuesday morning. The superintendent says everything has been done to make sure students and staff are safe.Police and school officials alike credit students and parents for promptly reporting the online messages.`


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We had good steamed shrimp here and it is available on Wednesdays for a good discount. They have a pretty small bar but lots of seating in the dining area.
We had good steamed shrimp here and it is available on Wednesdays for a good discount. They have a pretty small bar but lots of seating in the dining area.
The bloody mary was excellent but that was about it. Waited forever for our food to find out that the kitchen had lost our ticket. Then when the food did come, there was a hair in one of the dishes. Will be trying the taphouse for brunch next time.
Outside is the place to be as interior is dark and dingy. Hub ordered "Blackened chicken and andouille pasta". If that chicken ever saw a grill it was in some food factory. Sausage OK but the huge chunks of "roasted tomatoes" were gross. The "special" blackened tuna salad was layered like this: Bottom- wet, hot lettuce. Then hot grilled vegs... More
We ate there twice over a weekend visit to Hampton. We sat out on the patio that faces the street. It was a muggy weekend, but at both visits, there was a lovely breeze blowing and the view of the street was quite nice. My husband tried the seared tuna steak salad and said it was fabulous! I tried 2... More
Ordered clam chowder, fish and chips, crab cakes and dessert. The 'Chesapeake' style chowder was out of the park! Savory, rich broth absolutely packed with clams. Fish and chips and crab cakes were also fabulous. The dessert was not for me, a little too sweet and gooey. Service was good. Atmosphere is comfortabel - very corner bar.
It seems that every time I go to Marker 20, which is a great favorite of my daughter the restaurant snob, I see people I know. I've eaten there several times, both inside and on the deck. On the whole it's a pleasant experience, though the crowd tends to be much younger than I am. The food is good, the... More
I was recently road tripping and my husband and I decided to spend the night in Hampton, VA. I scouted out a restaurant on Tripadvisor and we headed out. It was Sunday and about 8pm. The restaurant we had chosen was no longer seating, and referred us a couple doors down to Marker 20 for "late night dining". As a... More
This was my second or third visit to Marker 20 over the past few years and there is good reason for that - the place is nice but not really that nice. Today was a nice warm day, we were hungry, and decided to venture down to Hampton to walk around and grab a bite to eat. Now the area... More
This restaurant has the worst waitstaff and management. The nickel tip we left was too much for the quality of service and food we received. Don't do it!!!
We had Saturday lunch at Marker 20, which might have been a poor time to try it. We ordered the tuna steak salad and chicken salad, both specialty items. The former was a bed of mixed lettuce with sautéed peppers and onions on it topped with a grilled piece of tuna. The tuna ordered medium rare was medium or more... More
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Burlington gets some ink in the June issue of Food & Wine magazine [1]. The premise of "Food & Wine Across America," the first in a series of articles, is that "Major metropolitan areas like New York and San Francisco no longer have a monopoly on innovative chefs, food artisans, mixologists and other talents. Now these men and women are as likely to turn up in smaller cities . . ." Yep, like Burlington. And Providence, Rhode Island, and Portland, Maine, which are also covered in the story. But folks around here have known that for years, right?
Emily Kaiser, an up-and-coming food editor who visited Vermont during a sub-zero stretch this past winter, penned the part about our neck of the woods. Guess that's why neither Shelburne Farms nor the Intervale got a mention. It was cold. She did single out Hen of the Wood [2] in Waterbury, as well as Burlington's L'Amante [3]and family-friendly Viva Espresso [4]. Other noteworthy stops on her tour included Lake Champlain Chocolates [5] and City Market [6], where she discovered ice cream from Strafford Organic Creamery [7] and other delicious local dairy products.
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[5] http://www.lakechamplainchocolates.com/
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I havn't changed the standard brush setting in Paint Tool SAI and this is what I managed to paint.
It terrible, I know.
Anyways, its supposed to be teenage Cas and Dean sitting on the brick wall at the back of the school, making out.
Not that you'd ever know who it was if I didn't tell you
What the hell? With all do respect, I don't think is fair for people like you, with talent, to say your work is terrible, this drawing is awesome, please, don't put yourself down like this, just put "I hope you people like it", don't try and inject the idea on people that it is terrible when it is not, you are just making yourself feel bad when the truth is you have talent, have faith in you and your skills because let me tell you that me, someone with no talent and that wishes to at least be able to draw a circle without degrading the paper I'm using, I envy you and every other person on the world with skills to portray whatever they can imagine trough art, I only hope that one day I manage trough practice to do something as good as this, and I will never say "this is terrible" to my own work, or say anything negative of that sort, I will rather ask for peoples opinions on how to be better every day, but I know I'm still a long way from one day making true my dreams, but in the time being, it saddens me and infuriates me at the same time see you put yourself down, please love yourself more, because even if it sounds cheesy and funny "If you cant love yourself, how in the hell do you want to love somebody else!" and in this case, if you don't love your skills, then how do you expect other people to do it?
Again, I'm sorry for being rude to you specially because I don't know you and you don't know me and I have no right to talk to you like this, but I said that I will never let pass another person with talent go insulting themselves when they are amazing and unique, so I wish you the best, I will follow you to see more of your art work and keep up the good work.
p.s.: And I'm not going anon on this because I have the guts to point out how amazing you are and how frustrated I am of seeing you put yourself down. have a great week.


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- Excellent ASHRAE 62.2 Ventilation Solution: Motors suitable for continuous operation and the low sound levels make them excellent for this application
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- The fan would be used in conjunction with a Whole House (continuous ventilation) exhaust fan and installed in the bathroom to provide energy efficient Local Exhaust when the room is occupied
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- Included high efficacy fluorescent lamp that complies with the California Title 24 Residential Lighting Standard and provides about the equivalent of 100 watts of incandescent lighting
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- UL Listed for installation over a tub or shower on a GFCI circuit
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The High Performance Exhaust Fan Series features a unique Snap-In Installation System. The included bracket nails or screws to the ceiling joist allowing the fan housing to "Snap-In". Connect the wiring and the ducting, install the easy fitting grill and you are done. A bath fan installation can now be done in minutes. The durable high impact plastic housing ensures quiet operation and maximum performance.
Over the forty years Air King has been in business, they have developed something of a reputation for manufacturing quality ventilation products, offering products at a good value, and providing excellent service for their products. Air King believes that a home is more than just a house, it is a sanctuary from the busy world, so shouldn't it be comfortable as well? Their mission is to make homes healthier, more comfortable, and more convenient, and they have delivered for over 40-years.
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China's recent announcement of a so-called air defence identification zone over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, which are claimed by both China and Japan, set off an immediate round of sabre-rattling.
Rear Vision looks at the remarkable rise of the Surveillance State—from the opening of mail in 19th century Britain to the recent revelations of whistleblower Edward Snowden about the 'massive American surveillance machine'.
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While doing a fashion shoot for designer Dennis Basso in New York, Noami Campbell was photographed with a balding scalp. Years of weaves, glue, tape and being a neurotic overlord of the model world has taken its toll on Campbell's head. The Daily Mail went a tapped an expert to get his view as to why she is facing baldness.
Trichologist to the stars Philip Kingsley said tight hair styles, pony tails, hard brushing and hair extensions could all lead to traction hair loss.
'The old-fashion hair extensions were put in by weaving threads which had hairs attached to them between the natural hair,' he said.'They were weaved next to the scalp and tightly knotted at each end to secure them. Because of their proximity to the scalp, the thread, which the hair knotted onto it, rubbed on the scalp, caused irritation, consequently making it sore and sometimes breaking the skin.'
I vote she just shaves it and goes for the aerodynamic look. It will make stealth attacks on her minions far more productive.
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Washington , DC - The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) today issued the Report on Agencies' Use of Hiring Flexibilities. It contains baseline data on the use, effectiveness and efficiency of hiring flexibilities that federal agencies may use to create a workforce that is best suited to accomplish their mission and goals. The report may also be used when deciding whether or not to make changes to governmentwide policies on hiring flexibilities.
"The demographics of the federal workforce are changing, with roughly 60 percent of the workforce expected to be eligible for retirement over the next decade," said OPM Director Linda M. Springer. "This report contains information on what hiring authorities federal agencies are using to create and maintain a strong workforce."
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University of Georgia: Police Investigate and Censor "Intolerance" in Residence Halls
The University of Georgia (UGA) apparently requires its Resident Assistants to call the police to address violations of UGA's "Acts of Intolerance" policy, which forbids jokes, posters, or comments that are "motivated by prejudice toward a person or group" because of various protected characteristics. The police come, investigate, and censor students under this policy. Between August 1 and September 27, 2010, eight police reports were filed for "acts of intolerance," including the words "Dick and Sideboob" written on the dry erase board of a student's door. The censorship and potential punishment of students for clearly protected speech in such cases is unconstitutional.
- "Speech policy may hinder rights," The Red and Black, October 14, 2010
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Kang and Cha said the question that should be asked about Kim is whether he is turning out to be adventurous or cautious.
A risk-taking leader "may or may not be good for North Korea and its relations with the outside world," they say. Any major changes in foreign policy would bring "enormous hazards." Domestic, economic and social reforms also involve risks, they said.
"If Kim moves beyond the political theater of the past 60 years -- chest-thumping, name-calling, threatening to turn Seoul into a 'sea of fire' -- and actually risks a major military strike against South Korea or even the United States, he is putting his own neck, as well as his country's, on the line," they wrote.
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Kim Jong Un "had no political or military experience before taking putative control of the army, the party, and the nation." The young leader "had little time to learn anything; his behavior is at best hard to read, and at times bewildering."
Kaplan cites an incident last year. President Obama agreed to provide North Koreans with food aid if they suspended missile and nuclear tests. But Kim embarked on a missile test before the food arrived. He touted the act after Obama canceled the food aid and got the U.N. Security Council to condemn the North Korean action.
He compares Kim Jong Un to his father and grandfather.
Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung "would make a threat, and wait for the enemy (the United States, South Korea, the U.N., or some combination of the above) to offer a bribe in exchange for their forbearance. They would take the bribe -- and they'd forbear," Kaplan writes.
"But this new Kim took the promise of a bribe -- then went ahead and carried out the threat anyway, even before the payment, in this case desperately needed food, came through. What the hell?"
People now want to know Kim "knows how to play his family's game," Kaplan said.
"It's always been an odious game, but in the old days, when the father and grandfather were around, it would end with peace, at least for a while, if the west played along," he said.


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Bon Jovi Swears These Six Words To The NRL: He'll Be There For You
If you're pissed at the NFL and NBA for using acts such as the Black Eyed Peas or Faith Hill for their theme music, blame the NRL. Australian rugby league has been using mediocre music since the late 80s to promote their brand. Several months ago, we brought you the homoerotic Tina Turner joint that introduced the 1989 NRL season. Bear down even.
Since that debacle, the NRL hasn't been able to pump anyone up for what is legitimately one of the toughest sports in the world. The league has used artists such as Tom Jones, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Hoodoo Gurus, Chumbawumba and "racing car noises" in the past. 2011 is no different. Enter Bon Jovi with "This Is Our House".
That's one step above Tracie Spencer's "This House". That song doesn't make you think bonecrushing tackles and concussions being handed out like food at a soup kitchen. It makes you think of, well American sports. Let's find the most non-threatening, milquetoast music that will make people who aren't watching or interested tune in. "I always hated football but now that Faith Hill is singing the theme song to Sunday Night Football, I'll tune in. That Joan Jett original was too controversial and she's a lesbian anyway." The PR and marketing people for Aussie Rules must be chuckling as they seek out Megadeath and DMX.
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WTF are you talking about? The only piece of post-RB3 official DLC the Wii never got was the full cut of 2112.
WTF are you talking about? The only piece of post-RB3 official DLC the Wii never got was the full cut of 2112.
Yuuuuuup. This was about KyleJCrb suggesting that the "check out the new DLC" message on the bottom of the RB3 main menu being changed to update with RBN releases, something that has never before happened. That would be a total kick in the metaphorical nuts to PS3 players. Wii players, too, sure, but nothing like that happened to them before. The screen crawl never taunted them with songs they couldn't buy, but for that one kinda-sorta exception (they could still get the pack with the three third-cuts).
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Couldn't speak to that. I joined up only a few months before RB3 launch. In any case, that's a really long time ago and very different circumstances to try to claim 'eye for an eye.'
I misunderstood, and I apologize. Yes, updating the in-game menu announcements on the PS3 for "phantom" songs would be annoying.
Actually it has happened before, and not just to PS3 players. During the week of the DLC for Halloween 2011, we were teased with an Outlaws track that didn't apepar.
It's all right. Everything will work out fine.
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PS3 RBN sales are way down too...
My friends that used to buy all dlc are skipping RBN now more than ever (well the last 3 months not just this week)
I am actually not surprised they are pulling the plug for RBN (for ps3) too...
But i don't see it lasting long just on one console either.. most labels will probably not like the idea of RB DLC stopping and only one console releases.
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It was around 11:30 on Monday night when I was roused from my most peaceful slumber by incoming fire that must have sounded like the cacophony that careens through the ears of foxhole dwellers. The booms were loud and persistent, the echoes long-lasting. Diving under the covers did no good. In fact, the blasts were so thunderous I wanted to record them and play them for my Marine son to ask him if this is what it was like during his recent tour in Afghanistan. I've never been to war, but it sounded like the music.
This weekend, most of you will no doubt be celebrating our nation's independence. Perhaps you will go on a picnic, watch a parade, or take in a fireworks show. Unfortunately, according to the Department of Education's "National Report Card" released last week, several of us will not know the reason for the all the festivities.
There are places that are emblazoned into our hearts and souls as if seared there before birth, a match for us and our time that we would learn only through life's tumultuous passage.
Home certainly is primary, the place where we planted our roots and grew among our nourishing family and friends, but there are others, unique plots on a map to which we are drawn and driven by strands of our DNA and the forces that propel us.
Three events have aligned in the galaxy these past few months to accomplish something that I thought never would happen in my lifetime:
Todds Point is now on the sphere of relevance.
If that sounds sort of mean and flip, I don't mean it to be.
Todds Point has been an enigma to me for as long as I can recall: a name on a map, a reference point for a road, a hamlet of friends and acquaintances.
But, to borrow from Gertrude Stein, there was never any "there, there." And she was talking about Oakland, Calif.
To some, the words "family feud" will bring to mind the old game show by that name, with Richard Dawson kissing all the female contestants.
For the more literary astute, perhaps the Montagues and the Capulets from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet (or the more recent movie, Gnomeo and Juliet) came to mind. Still other's thoughts may have gone to your latest holiday get-together.
For the first time in nearly four decades, Shelby County Public Schools graduated two classes of seniors on Saturday. Though these teenagers traversed the threshold from child/student to adult in a simple march across a podium and in the gentle grasp of an administrator's hand, the final understanding of how far they have come, how much they learned and can accomplish, won't be on life's diploma until, oh, a few decades from now.
An old colleague, basketball executive, author and many times Boston Marathoner Pat Williams, used to open speeches by saying: "I'm going to speak first to those of you who are smokers, in as much as you have less time to live than the rest of us."
And today I am addressing you smokers.
But this isn't a pray-for-you evangelism about the evils of inhaling the incineration of an unctuous weed whose fumes are so toxic that they do nothing but spread death through your body.
I take today's title from an R.E.M. song of similar name, a song my fourth-grade son spontaneously began singing at the breakfast table on Monday morning when he saw the headline about the tragic tornado in Joplin, Mo. Though he meant it to bring comic relief to an otherwise terribly unfunny event, his mother was not amused.
Were you like me around dinnertime on Saturday evening? Did you look at the clock and wonder? Surely I wasn't left behind, was I? After all, radio evangelist Harold Camping had been saying that the Rapture would begin at 6 p.m. Saturday, that a series of Heavenly orchestrated earthquakes would crash across the country and that we all would be headed Home. Well, some of us. Certainly, if that had happened, I was hoping to be included.
It's prom season, as the parent of any high school student – or at least that parent's wallet – likely knows quite well.
Shelby County's prom was Friday in the select and sensational Seelbach Hotel. Collins will celebrate this week at the magnifique and munificent Muhammad Ali Center.
And we extend poverty-line pity for the family who has to pay the tab for a teenager who has a paramour attending the other school, because that's a deep double-dip in the pocket.


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As part of CityBeat's continuing election coverage, we've once again sent a questionnaire to the non-incumbent Cincinnati City Council candidates to get their reactions on a broad range of issues.
Nine of the 14 non-incumbents chose to answer our questions. Others either didn't respond or couldn't meet the deadline.
During the next few weeks, we will print the responses from the non-incumbents to a different topic each time.
Today's question is, "What are your thoughts on consolidating some city and county services? If you support the concept, are there specific services that should be considered for consolidation? Conversely, are there specific services that should be deemed off-the-table?"
Cincinnati inched closer to equality after moving forward Monday with a measure that would allow city employees in same-sex and other partnerships to receive health insurance benefits.
With a push by Chris Seelbach, the first openly gay councilman in Cincinnati, the measure passed the finance committee with the support of all council members except Charlie Winburn, who abstained.
The approval came after a city report found that same-sex benefits could cost as much as $543,000 a year if 77 partners took advantage of the benefits.
The report suggested City Council mimic a system already in place in Columbus, which requires partners to prove financial interdependency and that they have been together for six months.
If the measure passes City Council, Cincinnati would be more caught up with other cities, states, countries and companies that already grant health benefits to same-sex couples. Earlier this year, the Human Rights Campaign estimated that 60 percent of Fortune 500 companies offer health benefits to same-sex couples, including Procter and Gamble and Fifth Third Bank.
Altogether, it seems like a small step toward equality. What's unfortunate is none of it would be required if same-sex marriage was legal in Ohio. If it was, same-sex couples could get marriage benefits, including health-care coverage.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine on Tuesday approved the petition language for an amendment that would overturn Ohio's 2004 ban on gay marriage. The new amendment would define marriage as "a union of two consenting adults, regardless of gender."
The amendment now moves forward to the Ohio Ballot Board. If approved, it will then require 385,253 signatures from registered voters and, finally, voter approval.
Ohio banned same-sex marriage in 2004 with a majority vote of 62 percent. But Ian James, co-founder of the Freedom to Marry Coalition, told the Huffington Post that he is optimistic things will be different this time, citing recent polls that show the nation is moving toward support of gay marriage.
As CityBeat did in the 2007 and 2009 election cycles, we've once again sent a questionnaire to the non-incumbent Cincinnati City Council candidates to get their reactions on a broad range of issues.
Nine of the 14 non-incumbents chose to answer our questions. Others either didn't respond or couldn't meet the deadline.
During the next few weeks, we will print the responses from the non-incumbents to a different topic each time.
Today's question is, "With the city facing a potential $33 million deficit next year, what specific cuts and/or revenue enhancements would you propose or support to eliminate the shortfall?"
Just one month before voters pick nine council members at the ballot box on Nov. 5, 18 of 21 City Council candidates on Oct. 5 participated at a candidate forum that covered issues ranging from better supporting low-income Cincinnatians to expanding downtown's growth to all 52 neighborhoods.
During the event, the candidates agreed Cincinnati is moving forward, but they generally agreed that the city needs to carry its current economic growth from downtown and Over-the-Rhine to all 52 neighborhoods. Participating candidates particularly emphasized public safety and government transparency, while a majority also focused on education partnerships and human services for the poor and homeless, which have been funded below council's goals since 2004.
The three City Council candidates not in attendance were Republican Councilman Charlie Winburn, Independent Councilman Chris Smitherman and Independent challenger Tim Dornbusch. The absences prompted forum moderator Kathy Wilson, who's also a columnist at CityBeat, to remind the audience that "a vote is a precious thing" and candidates should work to earn support by engaging the public.
Councilman Chris Seelbach and challenger David Mann, both Democrats, had surrogates stand in for them. Seelbach was attending a wedding, and Mann was celebrating his 50th wedding anniversary with his family.
The forum was hosted by The Greenwich in Walnut Hills and sponsored by CityBeat and the League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area.
Here are the highlights from the 18 participating candidates, in order of their appearance:
Wendell Young (Democrat, incumbent): Young said Cincinnati should put basic services and public safety first, but he added that the city should also help address "quality of life issues" such as providing "world-class parks." He also said Cincinnati needs to structurally balance its budget, which has relied on one-time funding sources since at least 2001, and make further adjustments to the underfunded pension system. Young also explained that the city needs to strengthen its partnerships with local organizations to help combat homelessness, affordable housing, child poverty and infant mortality.
Laure Quinlivan (Democrat, incumbent): Quinlivan proudly pointed out she's the "only elected mom" on City Council. She said her goal is to make Cincinnati "cleaner, greener and smarter" by focusing on population and job growth and thriving neighborhoods. To spur such growth, Quinlivan claimed the city needs the streetcar project and more bike and hike trails, both of which she argued will attract more young adults to Cincinnati. Unlike other candidates, Quinlivan publicly supported potentially "rightsizing" — or cutting — Cincinnati's police and fire departments to structurally balance the budget. She also said the city should provide more options for health insurance to city employees so they don't all get a so-called "Cadillac plan" that's expensive for the city.
P.G. Sittenfeld (Democrat, incumbent): Sittenfeld touted downtown and Over-the-Rhine's turnaround as a model for economic growth that Cincinnati should expand to all neighborhoods. He argued the model is what attracts companies like Pure Romance to Cincinnati, as the company mentioned the city's recent urban growth as one reason it decided to stay here. (Of course, the nearly $699,000 in tax incentives over 10 years probably help as well.) When asked about his opposition to the current streetcar project, Sittenfeld said the current project is fiscally irresponsible because of its previous budget problems, which City Council fixed in June, and reduction in funding from the state government, which forced the city to pick up more of the funding share. Sittenfeld said his past two years on council were a success, but he added, "I'm not done yet."
Amy Murray (Republican and Charterite, challenger): Murray said her campaign is focused on creating a fiscally sound city by structurally balancing the budget and fixing the underfunded pension system. But she said she would do both without increasing taxes, which could force the city to cut services and retirement benefits. When asked about her opposition in 2011 to extending city employee benefits to LGBT spouses, Murray said she never had a problem with extending the benefits to LGBT individuals — which City Council did in 2012 — but was simply acknowledging that providing the extra benefits requires making cuts elsewhere to balance the budget. (Opponents previously said the issue should be about equality and fairness, not costs.)
Vanessa White (Charterite, challenger): White said her main goals are reducing poverty in Cincinnati, providing more education opportunities to residents and expanding citizen access to city officials. When specifying her goals for education, White said Cincinnati needs to do a better job incentivizing internships for youth at local businesses and touted the Cincinnati Preschool Promise, which seeks to expand preschool education opportunities in Cincinnati. To increase transparency and outreach, White said she would assign City Hall staffers to answer citizens' questions after council meetings.
Michelle Dillingham (Democrat, challenger): Dillingham said the role of local government is to spur growth in abandoned areas that have been failed by the private sector. But to successfully do this, she said the city needs to engage and reach out to its citizens more often. As an example, she cited the development of an affordable housing complex in Avondale, which has been snared by sudden public outcry from a neighborhood group. Dillingham said supporting affordable housing is also more than just providing expanded services; she explained that she supports creating more jobs that would provide a living wage, which would then let more locals own or rent a home without exceeding 30 percent of their gross income on housing costs. At the end, Dillingham touted her 10-point plan to give more Cincinnatians "a seat at the table" and make the city government more inclusive.
Mike Moroski (Independent, challenger): Moroski said he intends to focus on growing Cincinnati's population, reducing re-entry into the criminal justice system and lowering child poverty. He also touted support for development projects and infrastructure, including the streetcar project. At the same time, Moroski argued some development in Over-the-Rhine and downtown is pricing low-income people out of the city's booming areas — an issue he would like to address. Moroski also said he backs efforts to increase Cincinnati's human services funding to 1 percent of the operating budget over the next few years. When asked about his lack of government experience, Moroski said he sees it as a "gift" and "blessing" that's given him a fresh, outside perspective. "I will be the voice for the voiceless," he said.
Melissa Wegman (Republican, challenger): Wegman opened by showing off her business credentials and neighborhood advocacy. When asked what she means when she says she'll bring a "business perspective" to council, she said she would like to see the city put more support toward small businesses. In particular, Wegman said underserved neighborhoods need more city help and funding. She also told panelists that she opposes Issue 4, which will appear on the Nov. 5 ballot and would semi-privatize Cincinnati's pension system.
Kevin Flynn (Charterite, challenger): Flynn said Cincinnati's budget problems are by far the most important issues facing the city, but he also trumpeted the local government's lack of transparency and engagement as major issues. He explained he's particularly opposed to the mayor's pocket veto, which allows the mayor to entirely dictate what legislation is voted on by council and potentially block any legislation he or she disagrees with. Flynn said he would like to see more citizen engagement on budget issues and more open debate between council members during public meetings.
Greg Landsman (Democrat and Charterite, challenger): Landsman stated his focus is on population, job and revenue growth, which could help him achieve his goal of a structurally balanced budget. He said the city needs to do more to attract and retain young people. Although Landsman acknowledges the city's progress, he said Cincinnati is undergoing a "tale of two cities" in which some neighborhoods prosper and others flounder. Landsman also suggested increasing human services to 1 percent of the operating budget over the next few years and improving city management in other areas, including the budget, pension system and roads.
Kevin Johnson (Independent, challenger): Johnson said the role of government should be to balance out the private sector and provide a safety net for those who fall through the system. He said the city needs to do more to tackle income inequality by "investing in people." Johnson said he supports recent efforts to create a land bank system for struggling neighborhoods, which aim to increase homeownership by making it more affordable and accessible. Johnson also claimed that people are tired of party politics and would like to see more transparency in government.
David Mann (Democrat and Charterite, challenger), represented by campaign manager John Juech: Speaking for Mann, Juech said his candidate got into the campaign to address Cincinnati's budget problems. Juech explained Mann will leave "all options on the table," whether it's revenue increases or service cuts, to structurally balance the budget. When asked whether Mann, who previously served 18 years on council, really deserves more time in the local government, Juech explained that Mann's experience makes him a "walking Cincinnati historian." He also argued that Mann has great relationships with county officials, particularly Hamilton County Auditor Dusty Rhodes, that could make it easier to jointly manage some city services in a way that would drive down costs.
Yvette Simpson (Democrat and Charterite, incumbent): Simpson said she measures progress in Cincinnati by "how well the least of us do," which drove her to start the Cincinnati Youth Commission and other partnerships that help connect the city's youth to jobs. Although Simpson said she supports boosting funding to human services and building better relationships with human services agencies, she said providing more funding is hindered by a "simple math problem" and the city needs to balance its budget before it can provide more and better services. Simpson also said the city could and should do a better job engaging the public with big ideas.
Chris Seelbach (Democrat, incumbent), represented by legislative director Jon Harmon: Reading a statement from Seelbach, Harmon said Cincinnati is on the rise but still needs to improve in various areas. In particular, he said the city needs to do a better job funding all 52 neighborhoods, providing more opportunities for low-income Cincinnatians and eventually increasing human services funding to 1 percent of the operating budget. Harmon also touted City Council's progress with infrastructure issues, including increased road paving and bridge funding. By addressing these issues and occasionally making "tough choices," Harmon said Seelbach hopes to continue growing the city.
Pam Thomas (Democrat, incumbent): Thomas claimed she wants local government to be open, honest and transparent. She said the city's progress should be gauged through education metrics, particularly local graduation rates and, starting next year, the city's success in meeting state-mandated third-grade reading proficiency standards. Thomas replaced her husband on council after she was appointed by him and other council members earlier in 2013, but Thomas said that, unlike him, she opposes the current streetcar project and parking plan, which would lease the city's parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority to fund development projects and help balance the budget.
Shawn Butler (Democrat, challenger): To Butler, progress means reducing income inequality, creating jobs and growing the city's population. Although Butler, who is Mayor Mark Mallory's director of community affairs, said he's generally supportive of the mayor's policies, he said the city could do a better job selling itself and reaching out to the business community. Butler also touted his experience, particularly how he's gone through eight budget cycles during his time with the mayor. To structurally balance the budget, Butler said he wouldn't increase the earnings tax and would instead pursue other options, such as tapping into money from the parking plan and cutting services.
Angela Beamon (Independent, challenger): Beamon said she would ensure city services are spread out to all citizens and neighborhoods. She suggested struggling neighborhoods are underserved — not "underperforming," a term she doesn't adhere to — and the city should do more to reach out to them. Beamon also stood firm on her opposition to the streetcar project. Instead of funding the streetcar, she said city resources should go toward promoting business ownership and services that help the underprivileged.
Sam Malone (Republican, challenger): Malone said his goal is to make all of Cincinnati's neighborhoods thrive with more businesses. He said since he lost his re-election to City Council in 2005, he's managed a small business and learned how it feels to be on the other side of the government-business relationship. Malone said his campaign slogan ("I love everybody, I come in peace") best exemplifies how he's led his life. When asked about a 2005 incident in which he disciplined his son with a belt, Malone claimed he's "running on issues" and his parenting tactics were deemed lawful by a court.
The Hamilton County Republican Party endorsed five people Thursday night in this November's elections for Cincinnati City Council.
As expected, the GOP slate includes all three of the party's incumbents: Leslie Ghiz, Charlie Winburn and recent appointee Amy Murray. Also getting the nod were Wayne Lippert and Catherine Smith Mills.
With all the last-minute deal-making and back and forth among Cincinnati officials, some residents remain confused about details of the city's operating budget for this year. At least, that's the impression CityBeat gets based on its feedback.
Among the most asked-about items is exactly which city-owned swimming pools are affected by budget cuts to help reduce Cincinnati's $54.7 million deficit. In all, 19 of its 33 pools won't open next summer.
Three activists associated with The Cincinnati Beacon blog have lodged a formal complaint with the city's attorneys today, alleging some City Council members "behaved secretly and in contradiction of the charter" during a recent budget dispute.
Also, other critics are researching whether the council members' action violated state law.
In the heated debate over budget cuts at City Hall, several groups are alleging Cincinnati City Councilman Jeff Berding is "two-faced" and told various individuals during his 2009 campaign that he would end his support for the proposed streetcar project.


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Mass Schedule for St. John the Apostle Catholic Church
Weekday Mass Schedule: Monday 7:30 am
Tuesday 7:30 am
Wednesday 8:00 am
Thursday 7:30 am
Friday 7:30 am
Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday 5:00 pm, Sunday 7:30 am, 9:15 am, and 11:00 am
Eucharistic Adoration: Thursdays 8:00 am – 6:45 pm (Benediction at 6:45 pm)
Penance: Thursdays 6:00-6:45 pm, and Saturdays from 4:00 – 4:45 pm
CLOW: Children's Liturgy of the Word will be available at the 9:15 and 11:00 am Masses for children ages 4-7 who have not yet made their First Holy Communion. Again, welcome to
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Deaf Ministry
Signing the Mass for the hearing impaired is scheduled for the fourth Sunday of each month at the 11am Mass.
Holy Days of Obligation for the United States
On Sundays and other holy days of obligation, the faithful are obliged to participate in Mass. In so far as possible they are also to abstain from those works and affairs which hinder the worship to be rendered to God, the joy proper to the Lord's day, or the suitable relaxation of mind and body. (Canon 1247) At their November 1991 meeting, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops decided that whenever January 1, the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God, or August 15, the feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, or November 1, the Feast of All Saints, falls on a Saturday or a Monday, the obligation to attend Mass is lifted.
Holy Days of Obligation
All Sundays of the year
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God -January 1
The Ascension of Our Lord -40 days after Easter
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary -August 15
All Saint's Day -November 1
The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary -December 8
Christmas, the Nativity of Our Lord -December 25
Located in the St. John School Building.
Nursery is available for the 9:15 am and 11:00am Masses.
Caregivers are qualified, screened, and experienced to take care of your children ages 9 months to 3 years of age.


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Designer put seesaw applied to the tap. When down the left side of it, out of the water down when the right hand sanitizer. This avoids wasting water to let the water has been rushing flow caused.


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PITTSBURGH—Bruce Springsteen will be in Pittsburgh this weekend for a get-out-the-vote effort in support of President Barack Obama.
The Obama campaign said Thursday that Springsteen will make a special appearance at the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
The event is free and open to the public. Tickets are required and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The free tickets will be available starting at noon Friday at three Obama for America campaign offices in Pittsburgh. The offices are at 1400 Smallman St., 115 Atwood St. and 200 N. Highland Ave.


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After watching some videos by Lazy Game Reviews on YouTube, I got the idea of resurrecting my family's first PC, a PII 266Mhz box made by Gateway 2000 in 1997.
Sadly, after years of neglect and moisture, the state of the hardware was simply, not so good. I had to toss out the case, power supply, video card and modem due to rust, but amazingly the motherboard, CPU cartridge and sound card look brand new. As far as I can tell the board boots up fine, I'm getting the beep code for "no VGA adapter".
So here's what I have to work with:
Intel PD440FX (I think this is the model, the manual says it should have an on-board sound chip, but the ports aren't included on this version.)
Intel Pentium II processor with MMX, running at 266Mhz
2 x 32MB sticks of Micron DRAM
Ensoniq AudioPCI 3974 sound card
The video card I had to toss out was a STB S3 ViRGE 2MB PCI.
I have a good amount of experience building my own PCs, but only in the past 7 years or so, and I have no real knowledge of audio/video cards from this time period. I'm looking to replace the video card, and probably the sound card too, with something better, but nothing quite so expensive as what Voodoo cards are currently going for on eBay.
I'm mainly looking to relive a specific time period of PC gaming, specifically the Windows95 and late DOS games from around 1993-1999. My favorites mainly things like Master of Orion II, SimCity 2000, SimCopter, Age of Empires and Civilization II.
Any thoughts/suggestions from the community?