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Cheeky Jordison finds truth in humour of dodgy towns (From Bicester Advertiser)
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Cheeky Jordison finds truth in humour of dodgy towns
12:00pm Friday 18th October 2013 in News
CRAP Towns isn't a particularly scientific survey.
Hundreds of thousands of people have visited the website craptownsreturns.co.uk I've received thousands of emails and messages through the site and social networks like Twitter.
It's also been featured in national newspapers and I've gathered information from them too.
But the condemnation of towns is as much about subjective emotion as statistics about crime, house, prices, transport and schools.
People write in because they feel strongly about their town. Yes, they're making fun, but it's also affectionate.
In the same way that people laugh or moan about their family, they can laugh at their town although they love it really.
The new book Crap Towns Returns came about through unpopular demand – just in time for the tenth anniversary partly because Gary Barlow sent out a tweet about how much he liked the first book and his followers started getting interested.
Soon people were demanding to know when we were going to give Chipping Norton its just desserts, reveal the truth about Banbury and why we hadn't included Great Yarmouth in the earlier versions.
On Chippy, one correspondent wrote: "Those who haven't been to Chipping Norton imagine it as one of those beautiful Cotswold towns with solid, elegant buildings made of soft honeyed stone.
"They'd be right too. It gets cold in winter, but there's a refreshing lack of concrete and even more welcome lack of chain stores.
"So, in plenty of ways, it's a nice little town. I'd even enjoy living here, if it weren't for one thing or rather several hundred of them..."
Like it or not, the Chipping Norton set dominate the town in a way, for instance, that Tony Blair never did in Sedgefield.
The wealth of Chipping Norton also partly explains why these people are so cut off from the rest of the country and seem to care so little about it.
They have country suppers while thousands of families are dependent on food banks. Chippy is the spiritual home and a potent symbol of the malaise gripping the UK.
As for Oxford, I love it. There are amazing places. But because I love it, it also makes me angry.
I couldn't believe it when I saw the student building at Port Meadow. It robs the meadow of its character, spoiling what should be one of the most beautiful views in the world.
You see similar terrible decisions in the wrecking of the old boatyard and attempts to close libraries. It's maddening.
The book also highlights the stroke of planning genius that was encouraging rowdy establishments to gather on a single road in the centre of town.
My correspondent wrote: "To drive down George Street on Friday night is to recreate the experience of Windsor Safari Park with kebabs. Hairy creatures will block your way. They will bend your aerial and display their bare bottoms."
Yes, that's funny. It is a book to be read on the toilet. It is meant to make people laugh. But the humour of contributors always has something behind it.
- Mr Jordison will be at Oxford Waterstones on November 14 at 7pm.
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A former Securency executive who has agreed to testify against others in a major corruption prosecution was spared prison in his sentencing at the Supreme Court this morning.
Former Securency company secretary and chief financial officer David John Ellery, had pleaded guilty to one charge of false accounting, which Justice Elizabeth Hollingworth today said involved "a false and elaborate attempt to justify" the payment of commissions to promote the company's banknote supply business in Malaysia.
Justice Hollingworth said Ellery, 56, had "occupied positions of importance within a subsidiary of Australia's central bank" and had acted in the context of Securency's culture of "secrecy and denial of responsibility for wrongdoing".
Court orders prevent the publication of details about other ongoing matters.
"Conspiracies such as [this]...are by their very nature often difficult to prove". Justice Hollingworth said "much of what really occurred is either not documented or documents are not retained" and although Ellery had not been in the "inner sanctum", his oral evidence would be valuable.
Ellery's crime, committed between 28 June and 19 July 2006, carried a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment but Justice Hollingworth said, "you will not be taken into custody today".
She gave him six months imprisonment suspended for two years. If not for his early guilty plea, she said she would have sentenced him to one year imprisonment with a minimum nine-month non-parole period.
Ellery had concealed a commission payment of $79,502 to Malaysian "agent" Abdul Kayum Syed Ahmad and/or his company Aksavest, which Securency had verbally agreed to.
Justice Hollingworth said that Ellery had knowingly concealed the commission as reimbursement for marketing, accommodation and other expenses.
She said Ellery had "succumbed ... to the requests of senior employees" and forwarded a debit note requesting the payment be made. He had claimed that another employee had cited the supporting documents, even though he was aware "the request was false and no such marketing expenses had been incurred".
"It was done in order to disguise the true nature of the transaction from the board and the owners of Securency."
Justice Hollingworth said that later attempts to conceal the payment included a response to an inquiry by the Reserve Bank assistant governor Bob Rankin in June 2007, to which Ellery said Securency had never paid any commission. He maintained this position when queried later that year by Reserve Bank auditors.
She said Ellery was not being punished for his attempts to cover up the crime, but they were relevant as evidence of his earlier dishonesty.
"I assess your offending as being in the mid-range of false accounting offences," she told the court, saying general deterrence was an important consideration in the sentencing of white-collar crime but this offence had not been committed for Ellery's own benefit. She said he was, "after some initial hesitation now genuinely remorseful" and he had undertaken to assist law enforcement.


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Perry's Steakhouse & Grille - Downtown
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I took my wife on a surprise weekend trip to Austin and wanted to try some of the best restaurants around. I wanted to find a great steak house and decided Perry's was what I was looking for. I would not be able to eat here very often (pretty expensive), but I am so glad that I chose it. I would say that every part of the meal was the best, but there is simply no way to compare anything the steak that I got. The lobster bisque was fantastic and we were served some of the best complimentary bread I have eaten at a restaurant, but the steak was indescribable. I started suffering from severe depression when I realized I was almost finished. If we plan a trip back to Austin, I am pretty sure we will have to plan an evening back at Perry's.
We brought business guests to Perry's for dinner and they were very impressed. We had a great time and the food was exceptional as usual. We were seated in a booth and in hindsight I will ask for a table next time. The booth was very comfortable however it was too hard to accommodate anyone's need to get up from the table from time to time and made it hard for the server to help the folks farthest away from him an for them to hear what he was saying.
We went for my wife's birthday. First time we have eaten there. The service that we received was impeccable! Sean was our waiter and he was very friendly, knowledgeable, funny and more importantly attentive but not too attentive. Sometimes you don't want to be interrupted too much when you are dining. Steaks were perfectly cooked. The next thing I'm going to try is their famous Pork Chops EVERYONE talks about. On Friday, the only time they are open for lunch, they have cheap lunch special that includes the pork chops. Overall one of our best dates and eating experiences we have had in a long time.
Perry's has become our go-to restaurant for all of our special occasions...even if we have to make one up as an excuse to go! Food, service, ambiance...always top notch!
everyone says perrys is the best steakhouse in town!! it was a fun experience, piano player in the bar, we sat outside for drinks before dinner. had a great waiter who was really informative about the menu and interesting things to see and do in austin! was very up on the music scene and gave us some great tips. My son had an enormous steak that he loved, and I had a fish that was cooked to perfection. The bananas foster was fun and tasty too, though underdone andnot carmelized. a fun event at table though. The only thing I would skip next time was the purreed squash side dish - way too sweet. We had a salad to start, I think it was caesar, and it was very good as well. Really a fun evening! Will certainly go back next time I am visiting!!
Perry's is a very popular steakhouse in downtown Austin. The food is very good, the portions are quite generous. They go for big flavor in their huge steaks.
The pork chop special for lunch is unbeatable. $12 for a huge pork chop that is cooked perfectly. The creamed spinach and mac and cheese were too salty, but overall a great dining experience.
Really enjoyed the Friday Pork Chop Lunch. Service was great, Food was exceptional! Good Times.
Lunch at Perry's is a special event for us. The pork chops there are always good but were especially so this time. The service quality reminds me of a high end hotel. The decor and ambiance puts it over the top.
The Perry's Pork Chop Lunch Special is fantastic. The portion size is huge and delicious. This isn't your mom's pork chop. I frequently take out-of-town guests here for the Friday lunch and everyone has been blown away. $12 is a great deal for the amount of food you get as well as the quality of service.
Deb had the ginormous pork chop which was delicious but huge. After a discussion with the waitperson, I thought I was getting a strip steak but was surprised to get a ribeye. Small glitch but the ribeye was delicious (and resulted in a wonderful dessert on the house). The deep fried asparagus with crabmeat is to die for and definitely shareable. We will be going to the new Oakbrook restaurant with friends. Seriously, the only negative comment is background music. While we dined there was a marvelous pianist and guitar player who provided a wonderful musical ambiance to our dining, but when they took a break, on came this obnoxious recorded club mus Bad move but great food and service. Don't let me down in Oakbrook Perry 's.
Steak was wonderful! You have to order the bread pudding for dessert!
It's exactly what you'd expect from a high-end restaurant: low-lighting, attentive professional staff, library of wine, spacious seating, amazing food, and of course, high prices. This is definitely a special-occasion-type place. 2 steaks, an appetizer, and a side came out to about $125 before tip. Obviously I'm not complaining because I knew what kind of place I chose, and the server definitely deserved that 20%. The filet mignon cut like butter. I ate the entire 12oz because it was so good. My gf got the oyster appetizer which she said she enjoyed. We also shared the macaroni side. It serves 2 and it priced that way, but it's unarguable the best macncheese I've ever had. The only negative was $8 valet.
Celebrated my husband's birthday with our 2 year old son. We weren't sure what to expect bringing our 2 year old but was pleasantly surprised to find that they had a kids menu and a high chair for him. Food was good. Steaks were delicious and cooked to perfection. Lobster macaroni and cheese was decadent. Calamari was excellent. Wedge salad was delicious. Rocky Road Bread pudding was divine. We had a great and memorable time.
It was our first time at Perry's the food was wonderful and the staff was very attentive and helpful. Thank you for a wonderful evening.
My family and I love to visit Perry's to celebrate family members milestones. We have always had excellent service and the food has always been outstanding. The staff is friendly and efficient without making you feel rushed. I always recommend Perry's to friends in town.
1st time to the location in Austin, have been to the location in Houston several times. Perry's rates Top-Notch in my book!
First trip to Austin. I'm glad (after reading mixed reviews) I went with Perry's, an outstanding way to start my vacation. While they are known for their steaks, I went with the $24.95 pork chop Sunday special: any salad on the menu, their famous chop, and the dessert trio. I'm glad I did. The Warm Spinach & Bacon Vinaigrette Salad - the spinach wasn't completely wilted so you had a bit of crispness left; the vinaigrette was perfect. The chop is ENORMOUS; they carve it into 3 sections and there's enough for two! In fact, I took the leftovers back to my hotel & had them for my Tuesday dinner! For a side, I chose broccolini, tender with a bit of crispness. The dessert trio was a great end. My server, Beau, was a sweetheart. Great restaurant.
Perry's Steakhouse serves up more than 700 pork chops during their Friday pork chop lunch special, so they are always ready to go. However, the table bread which one would expect to arrive first came after about 10 minutes as we were about half way through our entree's. That wouldn't be the worse thing in the world, except that from ordering to food on the table was just under 2 minutes, making us feel a bit rushed and skipping the pleasantries of premeal conversation. That said, the food is incredible and their isn't a better deal in Austin than their $12 Friday lunch pork chops.
Perry's is a great special occasion restaurant. Service is so attentive. Too bad they are open for lunch just on Fridays - special occasions happen every day!
Everything about Perry's is exceptional. Waitstaff is better than anywhere I've ever been ... from Rome to Bangkok. Tables are a little too closely packed for a place of this quality. Pork chops are from a differnt world. It's a good thing they come with an instructional demonstration.
I don't know where to begin! Everything was amazing from start to finish. Made for a very memorable birthday dinner for my daughter and our family. Thank you!
We had seafood. The shrimp cocktail, smoked salmon starters were excellent. Main course I had the sesame Tuna....again excellent. Great service and was quit enough to hear your significant other.
If you're looking for a tremendous pork chop (best in town) or a prime filet along with a bottle of wine, you've found your place. I regularly bring people to Perry's for business meals or on my own time, one of the best downtown steakhouses for the proper ambiance along with great food/wine.
My Girlfriend and I visited Austin for the weekend and chose Perry's for our night out. Wow, what an excellent choice! Everything was great from the time we arrived. Food was exceptional and the service was fantastic! I am extremely picky about wanting everything to be perfect and special on the evenings we have to ourselves. I have to say this was absolutely one of the best if not the best experiences we have had. We will be going back! A near perfect dining experience is very hard to find. Thanks to all the staff at Perry's for giving us a great evening:)
Great food in a beautiful setting. A favorite for us on a Sunday when there is less traffic, less crowd, and the famous pork chop is on special and always a big hit.
I Love steak! this was a top tier experience that the team in Austin made terrific. highly recommend!
My wife and I really enjoyed our evening at Perry's. I had the Perry's Filet with lump crab meat on top and she had the pork chop. The steak was excellent but the pork chop was the winner for the night along with the roasted cream corn and the martini flight.
I've only gone to Perry's for the pork chop. It is so good! Amazingly they have the best calamari in town as well
Service was exceptional, both the general manager and assistant manager came by to check on things. Caymus and Steaks were great, bananas flambé and port for dessert. Exceptional evening.
Took several colleagues from out of town to Perry's on the Friday of the Formula 4 weekend. Noise level was much higher than usual, but the food and service were still great. One colleague misplaced his iPad and the wait staff helped us find it. We have moved one of our monthly meetings to Friday afternoons so we can dine at Perry's :)
4 of us visited Perry's a few nights ago. If you're in Austin and are looking for a top end steakhouse experience, we all recommend! I will never forget the asparagus/crab appetizer, truly fantastic. Beef was great and perfectly cooked, service was seamless. If I had to nit-pick anything, I'd say the desserts were too sweet. The server's recommendations were a bit off the wall as well. If you want to tell me that bone-in steaks are far better, then let's do a blind test. The upsell was a turn-off, as was the recommendation of the "magnificently presented" hanging-kebab. Keep it simple and give me a good steak.
Really friendly staff and very helpful. Excellent steak and wine.
Excellent Service. Best Pork Chop. Excellent Wine List and Deserts
We have been to Perry's several times and have never been disappointed by the food, service or atmosphere. Many choices on the downtown list, Perry's makes the list every time.
This is an event everyone should attend at least once in their life to gauge the level at which other restarurants should be held. Their porkchops are literally to die for. They're the best tasting porkchop I've ever had. Their 1 lb size is impressive but, even more impressive is the fact that at 2.5" to 3" thick , I didn't have to use my knife to cut that beautiful piece of meat. Juicy, flavorful, amazing describe their porkchops. I'm officially a fan of Perry's Steakhouse.
Perry's steakhouse is great for special occassions. The steak is the best I have had here in tx. The side of potatoes was fried too much and need work.
Very good. Highly recommend the filet and sauce trio for two. Will go back when I am back in town. Thank you!
My boyfriend and I went to Perry's for his birthday and had a great time. Granted it was on a Monday night but still, the service was incredible, the staff very knowledgeable and the food was absolutely incredible. I highly recommend the macaroni and cheese as one of the sides. Definitely not the place you want to frequent as it could run upwards of $200 for two people but when you need a special occasion, this is the place to go!
I have had leftovers from Perry's that was better than the recent orders. Pork chops were good but not wowed. New York strip pepper corn was really overwhelmed by pepper corn, could not enjoy meat flavor. I love pepper too. Waiter was excellent with friendliness but a little chatty.
Only $11.99 for the 16oz pork chop special. Very good service. Will try their Sunday special soon.
Well, it was my Birthday.. Still,Joshua made it a most memorable event. I want to thank him and the entire crew of Perry's just YUMM!! If Yumm was Stars it would be Six!! I love having a person who knows the menu inside and out and I give them a suggestion and they come up with the perfect option.
Date Night on Saturday: Bottle of Wine Spinach Salad Warm bacon dressing and a Lobster Bisque Bone in NY Strip and a Bone in Filet Mignon Side of Broccolini We love Perry's! Personally would recommend the pork chop over steaks. Steaks were delicious but pork chop is amazing!!!
I have attended this place 3 times. Every time the food is amazing no matter what you get its a good choice. It is pricey but worth it. The staff is very helpful in trying to do what they can to make you happy i recomend this place to every one . The pork chop is the best !!!
This was my first visit to Perry's and they didn't disappoint! The food was outstanding, great atmosphere, pleasant, charming and personable staff made it a great night! Will most definitely be back!
Perry's is a very nice and elegant restaurant. Everything went according to plan except for the service. It took 25 minutes just or get our drinks, an hour for the food, and another 30 minutes to get our check. My date and I didn't have water for half the night because our waiter was nowhere to be found. The food was absolutely delicious, which made up for the poor service.
Went for the pork chop special and thoroughly enjoyed it. Especially glad that the server did NOT push a salad or a side dish, it was a huge meal for lunch!
My husband and I had a great time. We haven't been out to lunch together in nearly 3 years, so it was a special treat to get off work and meet up. Perry's is a delight and we will visit again. Simon was a good waiter, also. He was quite busy but was able to hold it together!
Perry's was to die for!! From the moment we walked in to leaving it was so nice. Our waiter was awesome and very knowledgable of the entire menu including the extensive wine list. Definitely recommend it!!


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By John Salazar, Commissioner of Agriculture
Later this month, Coloradans from across the state will converge on Pueblo for the 141st Colorado State Fair. While the event promises a top-notch carnival, national recording artists, and entertainment galore, don't forget the true mission of the fair is based on agriculture and education.
The Colorado State Fair is the centerpiece of our effort to educate the public on the importance of not only the food system, but on the efforts of the entire agricultural
Read more: Colorado State Fair: Shaping the Future of AgricultureYou wouldn't believe what we heard buzzing about around PlanBoulder's year end Celebration event at the Boulderado Hotel! There was a greek style dinner buffet, swanky drinks (yumm) with featured keynote speaker, Van Jones, " Does dense make sense?," author of "The Green-Collar Economy: How One Solution Can Fix Our Two Biggest Problems."
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I am writing to respond to several topics in the article by Kayann Short (Lyons Recorder, Sept. 1) about her concerns over genetically-modified (GM) crops. To avoid misunderstanding, GM crops have had a gene inserted into their chromosomes to confer a new desirable trait. Ms. Short's article consisted mainly of her opinions, which frankly do not agree with those of U.S. Federal regulatory agencies (EPA, USDA, FDA), nor those of states and many foreign
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As we sail through the Great Obama Depression, the Democrats are doing nothing except trying to brand the Republicans, the Tea Party and conservatism in general as the "Party of No."
We are in fact the "Party of yes."
Why are we the "Party of yes?"
We have the answer to the Great Obama Depression. We know how to say yes to the ideas that will solve the problem.
Obama does not want us to say yes, because he does not want to see a recovery. His vision of America is not of a rich and prosperous America. In fact, his vision of America is just the opposite. His vision of America is of a poor, almost impoverished nation that is not an economic superpower.
We conservatives want to say yes to the greatness of America.
How do we get America back on the path of economic greatness?
It actually would take two steps to get it started.
The first step is major tax cuts across the board. Abolish the capital gains tax. Liberals shriek when you say that. "How will you pay for the tax cuts?" They wail.
The answer is, tax cuts are not something that is paid for. The money belongs to the people. A new building is something that is paid for.
However, the reality of life is that every time taxes are cut, tax revenues go up. Why? Because tax cuts stimulates economic activity. Tax cuts work and they work every time. Kennedy cut taxes. The economy boomed. Reagan cut taxes and the economy boomed. Bush cut taxes and does anyone remember six years ago when unemployment was 4.6%? Does anyone remember the Republicans' last budget? The deficits had been steadily shrinking and the deficit for 2007, their last budget year was only $161 billion.
Why eliminate the capital gains tax? Again that is another one that is fun to throw out just because it will make liberal's heads explode. Cutting the capital gains tax encourages investment. Investment creates new jobs. This is a concept so simple, even a liberal should be able to figure it out. The fact that liberals cannot figure this one simple point of economics out should be enough proof to disqualify them from any decision more significant than deciding what is going to be on the TV tonight.
The second step is equally simple. Cut spending.
Cutting spending is easier said than done. It is even tough with allegedly conservative Republicans stepping up to protect their turf and their favorite projects.
For the last few weeks, I have repeatedly blogged about an idea from Louisiana Congressman John Fleming. It is his Federal Realignment and Closure Commission. Spending can be cut by eliminating wasteful programs. We can break the mechanism career politicians use to protect their programs with the FRCC.
This worked with the military. For years, the Pentagon could not close bases they did not even need or want because Congressmen protected bases in their district. The Base Realignment and Closure Commission prevented Congressmen, even those with massive seniority and those who were powerful committee chairs from stopping closures. The same thing can and should be done with the Federal Government.
Last year, the GOA identified hundreds of billions of dollars in fraud, waste and duplicated services. These programs need to be cut.
Economists tell us that once debt hits about 80% of a nation's GDP, it becomes a drag on the economy. We are already over 100%. We are following the route of most of the European nations. Their plight should be a warning to us that this is not the way to go.
If six friends of yours jump from a twenty-foot wall and break their legs, what makes you think you will have any different result? This is what the Obama Regime either does not get or the willfully want America to fail.
If we cut taxes to stimulate our economy, thus growing revenue and cutting our spending, we can start to get our debt under control and pull out of the economic death spiral Barack Obama and the Party of Treason want to put us in.
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John John John. We've been down your path before and look where we are right now. It seems we just keep doing the same thing over and over and never look to the real source of the problem. Look for it John and you will see. Ignore it and you're destined to flounder in the politics of social slavery.
In 1913 taxes ranged from 1% on income of $0-$20,000 to 7 percent on income of $500,000 and higher. The War Revenue Act of 1917 increased rates. Tax brackets ranged from 2 percent on income of $0-$2,000 to 67 percent on income of $2 million and higher. During the Roaring 20's tax rates are cut because the economy is doing well. The highest marginal rate decreases to 25 percent. In the 1930's, big increases because of the Great Depression, Lowest rate is 4 percent. Highest rate is 79 percent. Income of $90,000-$100,000 is taxed at 59 percent. In 1933, there are 55 tax brackets, mostly in 1 percent increments. During WW II tax increases are required to fund the war. The lowest rate in 1944 is 23 percent, for income of $2,000 or less. The highest rate is 94 percent for income of $200,000 or more.
Despite these wild fluctuations in tax levels over decades the total tax receipts and income tax receipts as a percentage of GDP never deviated much from my previous stated ranges. What I'm saying is that regardless of the tax rate we still collect the same percentage of revenue. Lowering or hiring rates is just mental masturbation to make us feel good or bad about taxes. When you have 70,000 pages of code to create loopholes you will never keep up with the inherent corruption it creates. Increasing the base with simpler tax laws, regulatory reforms, fair trade agreements, union cooperation with industries and education are what we truly need.
We have tried just about every possible tax bracket scheme imaginable and yet we still have massive debt and unfunded liabilities. Spending is the problem. Spending and the fact that when economies are improving as they did after Reagan, Clinton and even the last 4 years of G. W. Bush we NEVER reign in spending to pay our debt off. When we're in a recession or other fiscal crisis our Keynesian nonsense requires us to spend money we don't have. When the economy is thriving and growing we spend money we DO have and never address the debt.
If we have tried almost infinite tax rates and they haven't made a difference, why do you want to maintain a 70,000 page tax code behemoth that is designed to be manipulated for evasion, avoidance and other corruption? Why not tax consumption rather than productivity? Why not make it as simple as possible. No forms, no manipulations, everyone pays the same amount. If you're rich you pay your consumption tax on your $1,600 shoes from Macy's. If you're poor you pay your consumption tax on your $39.99 New Balance shoes at Target.
Take the checkbook out of the politician's hands, changing a tax code once a day, every day, will never fix our problems.
USARogue wrote: "What I'm saying is that regardless of the tax rate we still collect the same percentage of revenue. Lowering or hiring rates is just mental masturbation to make us feel good or bad about taxes."
You have missed the most important point about rates.
Your own sentence states the salient fact about rates in a way which makes it hard to understand the importance of rates.
Let me restate the case for you. Follow this:
1. If we lower the tax rate, we still get the same percentage tax return against the GDP.
2. So, by asking for taxpayers to pay a lower rate, we still get the same tax percentage against GDP.
3. But, when we lowered the rate, the GDP went up, because the government burden on businesses (equivalent to "overhead") went down.
4. And, the tax revenue went up, too, even though we lowered the tax rate. We know that to be true, because USARogue asserts that he has figures which prove that the ratio of tax to GDP stayed the same. [And, his figures are correct, because Reagan and GWB and Gingrich all proved that that's the way it works in real life.]
The important effect to notice here is this:
IMPORTANT: Lowering tax rate is a boost to the economy -- it lowers the government "overhead" cost to business, and creates a climate to enhance business and lower unemployment.
Obama can keep us in "Unemployment Slavery" forever, until we can muster enough power to force lower tax rates to save the economy. If it takes a 2/3 majority in both Houses to accomplish this, so be it.
Or, perhaps, the people will rise up and demand that he stop screwing us.
More Fair Tax Pie In The Sky.
First, only people pay taxes. Corporations pass along all taxes as part of the cost of their goods or services. Therefore, only people pay taxes AND imposition of corporate taxes on American corporations ONLY makes them less competitive globally.
I am open to hearing and discussing what federal taxes existed prior to the 16th amendment, and open to discussing ways to fund constitutional federal government.
Until major tax reform may be passed I favor a flat income tax of 10% OR Less ... for EVERYONE with income.
States may choose whether or not to include a Sales Tax in their tax packages but I will NEVER favor nor support a national or federal Sales Tax.
I also call for a permanent end to the "death or estate" Tax. No government at any level has valid power to seize an individuals wealth solely based upon their death.
Folks, we need to once again make the united States the favored nation in which to conduct and operate businesses [large or small]. We need to provide incentives for folks to save and invest capital. We need to foster the obtaining, accumulation, and bequeathing of wealth in the hands of our citizens ... not the government.
We need a system of federal taxation that allows for constitutional government and retirement of the national debt ... nothing more.
We The People need to STOP sending men and women to congress to do anything other than Obey, Honor, and Defend our constitution against all enemies foreign and DOMESTIC! Do THAT and no BRAC type Commissions are needed. That said, if such a gimmick will work, so be it.
Flat tax won't solve the problem Chas. The first income tax in 1913 was a flat tax. Look where we are today. www.FairTax.org will correct the problem that we have now.
actually the first income tax wasn't flat and was also part of a progressive total tax code. Also, the government exploded in size and cost since 1913 ... with most of that increase in size and cost done ... unconstitutionally.
Spending ... especially unconstitutional spending by unconstitutional agencies and departments ... IS THE PROBLEM!
Marcia, I don't know about your representative in Congress but ours is Congresswoman Renee Ellmers and she is fighting her heart out for all of us however, the stumbling block seems to be the Democrats who insist they need to demand higher taxes........I am not making excuses however, when you have a majority who are hell bent for election on standing their ground and won't allow the other side, no matter how efficient their budget proposals are, to pass.....then what is your answer to this bullying by the Democrats.....Six months is coming up on us fast and to think we are still trying to find a way to get our problems solved and bills passed before then.......Is there no one in Washington who is up to speed as to what is going on and could take this bunch to task before election day in November?.....Heads should roll.....You know they would if it were a Republican in office who pulled the same stunts this administration has done......There are no moral codes, no virtues and anything goes......What are we teaching our children let alone young adults who are striving to work in the offices of some Senator, Representative and hope to hold an office someday, in this great land we call America?......
Your telling the wrong people. I doubt you will get one post in opposition to your words. We can do it. Now we just need a way to force them to do it. Because they will not do it on their own.
BRAVO!!! This is great stuff. I am posting articles like this on my FB wall and my FB page "Stop Big Government Now". I am trying to get the word out to as many people that I can that will listen. It is a difficult and frustrating thing to get most people to understand what a mess we are in and the relatively simple solution. The solution is simple, but not easy- GET RID OF OBAMA!!! Anyone else with me on this? Any suggestions, fellow Conservatives? Thanks for your help!
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NBA AM: For The Hawks It Is Personal
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It's Personal For The Hawks: To say the Atlanta Hawks take their games against the Orlando Magic a little more seriously is an understatement.
In 2010 the Orlando Magic swept the Hawks in the playoffs by an average of 25.3 points. The embarrassment of that series still haunts the team.
"I don't think anyone in this locker room will ever forget what Orlando did to us in the playoffs a couple of years ago," explained Hawks forward Marvin Williams. "They're a very good team, very well-coached but you've just got to remember things like that when you play teams like this so you really want to come forth and play as hard as you can."
For the 18-10 Hawks, they understand to get where they need to go teams like Orlando have to be dealt with, but also respected.
"They've got a lot of guys that can really spread the floor," explained Williams. "But we have a lot of guys that are really active and can cover a lot of ground at the same time so we do match up with them. Like I said, outside of Dwight we feel like we're pretty evenly matched."
The Hawks have been one of the surprising teams this season mainly because they are winning games after losing arguably their best low post player in All-Star Al Horford for the season.
The Hawks for several years have been preaching patience to their fans while trying to keep their core of players together around a theme of continuity.
This Hawks' core has been together for almost five seasons now, and the fruits of that familiarity are paying dividends on the court.
If the Playoffs started today Atlanta would be the fourth seed in the East and host playoff games in the first round. The Hawks are four games out of first place in the East and just three games behind Miami for control of the Southeast division.
The Hawks are far from a perfect team, especially without Horford, but as the Hawks players like to point out they are winning games through grit and grind and that's a testament to how second-year head coach Larry Drew is preparing his guys.
"The one good thing that we have in our coach is, he's a player's coach," explains Williams. "For about four or five of us he's been with us the whole time we've been here so he knows us like the back of his hand and when you're playing for a guy like that it really makes things easy. He tries to make things as easy as possible for us and it really helps us."
The Hawks are not anyone's favorites to win the East, but given how well the team is playing and the fact they may be hosting games in the playoffs, overlooking the Hawks in the first round could be dangerous.
It's also pretty clear who the Hawks would like to see in the post-season, because for the Hawks beating the Magic isn't just business any more. It is personal.
Arenas Gets His Workout: Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports is reporting that free agent guard Gilbert Arenas took part in a workout for the L.A. Lakers on Sunday in Los Angeles.
Laker coaches were not part of the workout, but several members of the Lakers front office staff are said to have attended.
Arenas has been talking with the Lakers for several weeks about joining the team for the balance of the season and yesterday's workout was said to be the first step towards getting an agreement.
Arenas had been working out in Orlando after undergoing platelet-rich plasma therapy on his right knee, the same procedure Lakers' guard Kobe Bryant had this offseason which Bryant credits for his renewed bounce and explosiveness.
Wojnarowski is reporting that Arenas moved well in the work out and was not flagged for any real concerns.
Lakers' sources comments last week that adding a player like Gilbert Arenas is viewed as a low-risk move.
The Lakers' roster currently stands at 14 players after cutting Derrick Caracter last week, giving the Lakers room to add another player.
There is no time table for the Lakers to make a decision, but there is a belief that the Lakers want to try to make changes internally before exploring major roster changes via trades.
The Lakers have been extremely active in gauging the trade marketplace, mainly because of the $8.9 million Traded Player Exception the team holds from the Lamar Odom deal with Dallas.
League sources say the Lakers are reluctant to subtract from their roster, especially if it involved core pieces like Andrew Bynum or Pau Gasol. Sources say the Lakers' goal seems to be to try and pry lose a solid player either at point guard or at small forward using their exception.
The Lakers are home for the next week with games on Tuesday and Friday at Staples Center, so if adding a new player is in the plans, this would be a as good a window as any.
The Lakers are 11-2 at home, but are a dismal 5-10 on the road. The Lakers are currently the only team in the NBA playoff picture with ten road losses.
Billups To Have Surgery: L.A. Clippers' guard Chauncey Billups is scheduled to undergo surgery on Wednesday in Colorado to repair his torn Achilles tendon. Billups will undergo rehab in Los Angeles under the watch of the L.A. Clippers training staff.
Billups who will turn 36 this September, made it clear recently that he planned to return to the NBA, despite the severity of the injury and his age.
The typical recovery window for an Achilles tear is anywhere from 6 months on the low side to 12 months on the high side.
Former Clipper forward Elton Brand suffered a similar injury and only recently returned to form, taking almost 18 months to fully recover.
Billups is not under contract beyond this season.
J.R. Smith's Return: J.R. Smith's Chinese team was eliminated from the playoffs by Wilson Chandler's Chinese team paving the way for Smith's return to the NBA this week.
Smith has been tweeting that he'll be back in the US on the 16th of February, but continues to say he is not close to picking his next NBA team. But that's not from lack of recruiting.
Sources say Smith has been hit by a number of NBA friends and former teammates to join them including New York's Carmelo Anthony, and Clippers teammates Chauncey Billups and Kenyon Martin who played with Smith in Denver.
Sources close to the process say Smith is looking for a situation in which he can play a major role and be well compensated for his efforts. Winning and the playoffs are a factor, but Smith's camp is extremely sensitive to the perception of Smith being a role player or worse yet being a cast as a minimum dollar athlete.
The Clippers, Lakers, Knicks and Timberwolves are said to be the front runners in the chase to sign Smith. One source close to the process pointed out that where Smith signs this year may be directly related to who will have cap space or a willingness to re-sign him to a larger dollar deal next year.
Most of the teams linked to Smith have their "room exception" worth a prorated $2.5 million. With most teams having 37 regular season games remaining; that works out to $1.12 million for the balance of the season today and decreases at roughly $30,487 per game played.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have roughly $6.8 million in space. The Raptors have roughly $4.3 million in space. The Sacramento Kings have $9.42 million in space with the Pacers leading all teams with $14.27 million in space.
Teams with cap space could offer Smith their full value under the cap without prorating; this includes the Timberwolves who have $1.19 million in space.
Smith signed the largest deal in Chines Basketball Association history, earning more than $3 million for his time in China.
Smith still needs to gain his FIBA letter of clearance from China, which sources say could happen in the next few days.
The CBA's season officially ends on February 15th; Smith is expected on the first flight home after his game.
Smith was voted a starter for the CBA's All-Star game on February 19th, but he and his camp have made it clear he will not attend.
The CBA has seven days to respond to Smith's FIBA clearance request; it will be interesting to see how they handle this situation.
The CBA expressed outrage at how Kenyon Martin's release and clearance was handled feeling that his camp violated their agreement while taking advantage of the Chinese New Year holiday.
The best case is Smith could be free to sign with NBA teams on the 16th; the worst case is it could be just before the NBA All-Star game on the 23rd.
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The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has announced that it's in the process of finalizing upgrades to local "Do Not Enter", "Wrong Way" and "One Way" signs in Northwest Ohio.
Officials say that drivers, which travel along the Toledo Metro Interstate, may have already noticed the upgrades on existing signs along freeway and expressway interchanges.
ODOT says the work is part of an ongoing "sign replacement program" intended to make sure there is an adequate level of nighttime sign visibility.
A press release, provided by the department, said that the upgrades selected after researching "the best practices in Ohio and the United States and a review of the appropriate state and federal standards".
As part of the initiative all interchange ramps in Lucas, Henry, Ottawa, Sandusky and Wood counties, will receive supplemental wrong way signs on both of the existing wrong way installations on the non-cloverleaf exit ramps.
The supplemental wrong way signs will be installed at a three foot mounting height, which according to ODOT are more visible to drivers at night "because lower signs are in the path of a car's headlights and impaired and older drivers, who tend to drive with their eyes low, look for visual cues from the pavement area".
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The New York Rangers hope to get their momentum back for game three in the Stanley Cup playoffs Monday night. They were looking to leave Madison Square Garden Saturday night with a two game lead on the Ottawa Senators. Instead, Ottawa took home the win. YNN's Budd Mishkin reports.
The Rangers were hoping to head to Ottawa with a two games to none lead. They were leading 2-1 late in the third period, but they were holding on for dear life.
But Ottawa was surging, the Rangers looked tired, and the Senators got a fortuitous bounce and Nick Foligno scores to tie the game at two. And then in overtime, Ottawa once again had the edge in play.
And off a huge scramble in front, Rangers' goaltender Henrik Lundqvist lost his stick, and the senators Chris Neal scored off the loose puck.
Ottawa wins 3-2 in overtime to send the series back to Ottawa tied at one.
Henrik Lundqvist, Rangers Goalie said, "I lost track of the puck. Someone blocked it and it got stuck in front. When you lose your stick it's always awkward to try to move side-to-side. I just picked it up too late."
Brad Richards, Rangers Center said, "We were leading with whatever left, we started playing on our heels a little bit or retreating. They started coming down the ice with speed."
Game 2 at the Garden Saturday night was playoff hockey at its nastiest. The Ottawa Senators were looking to avenge the Rangers treatment of their star defenseman Erik Karlsson in game one. And so Ottawa's Matt Carkner started wailing on the Rangers Brian Boyle early in the first period.Brandon Dubinsky jumped in to protect his teammate.
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Mid-October, 2011… Opening Day
For me, mid-October means one thing – opening day of the Massachusetts archery deer season. I anticipate it for months, doing all of the things I can to make me a better hunter and enhance my opportunities for a successful season.
As I've written previously, I'm serious about bowhunting. That means I use the best archery equipment I can afford. It means I practice - a lot. It means I put in the time required for pre-season scouting. It means always putting safety first. And, it means knowing and following both the letter and the spirit of laws and regulations governing hunting.
For the past dozen years, I've been shooting Mathews bows. I've owned three of them, each coming from Reedy's Archery in Middleboro. Let this be a commercial for Chris Reedy and his store. If you're into archery and bowhunting, Reedy's has everything you need. He and his team are real pros, and they enjoy helping people become better archers and better hunters.
My first Mathews bow was a Q2 I bought in 2000. A few years after that, I picked up an Outback. And then a couple of years later I won a Drenalin in a raffle at Reedy's Annual Pig Roast. I've liked all of my Mathews bows, but the Outback remains my favorite. I have tremendous confidence in my shooting ability with it. It would be hard to estimate how many thousands of arrows I've shot from that bow. I'll be using it again tomorrow at a 3-D shoot at the Hanson Rod and Gun Club. Those of you who own multiple bows know what I mean. Some bows just feel right in your hand. That's how it is with my Mathews Outback.
When opening morning came this past mid-October, I woke up even earlier than the time my alarm clock was set for. That kind of "anticipation" is a sign of just how much I look forward to hunting season. After a quick cup of coffee, I checked the hourly forecast on weather.com. It was looking good. The wind was blowing the right way for me to hunt my favorite spot, meaning both the wind and the deer would be coming at me from the same direction. Whitetail deer have an incredible sense of smell. That's why paying close attention to wind direction can have a lot to do with seeing deer when you're on stand. If the wind is blowing from you to where you expect the deer to come from, they'll know you're there and avoid you. You'll never even see them.
After showering with unscented shampoo and soap, and putting on my hunting clothes that had been washed with scent-free detergent, I loaded my bow and my small pack of hunting "gear" in the truck and headed off to meet the guys I hunt with. Four of us hunt this particular property. But, only three of us – Fran, Larry and me - would hunt opening morning. As has been the case nearly every year, Mark had to work.
We had agreed to meet at the gate to the property an hour and a half before sunrise. "Legal light" for hunting is 30 minutes before sunrise. So, that gave us a full hour to walk to our different spots, climb into our treestands and be fully ready at legal light. While we all own climbing treestands, this morning we would each be in a fixed treestand we had set up weeks prior to the season.
I would be sitting in my favorite treestand – a large hang-on platform stand I'd placed 25 feet up an oak tree in the middle of so many trails it looks like a deer "rotary." I attached sections of climbing sticks to serve as my ladder to get in and out of the stand.
When setting it up weeks earlier, I installed a Hunter Safety System Life Line System. It's a rope attached to the tree that runs from the ground all the way up to a few feet above my treestand. Using a locking carabiner, I attached the line from my Tree Spider safety harness to the Life Line rope using a Prussic knot that's designed to halt falls. As I went up the climbing sticks, I stopped every couple of steps and slid the Prussic knot up the safety line.
No hunter should leave the ground to get into a treestand without using a good quality safety harness that's either properly attached to a Life Line System, or directly attached to the tree when using a climbing stand. Falling from treestands is the number one cause of serious injuries and death to hunters. You owe it to yourself and your family to use a harness and hunt safely. No exceptions!
So, I was safely settled into the stand and ready for the season to begin. Sitting quietly in a treestand in the pre-dawn is a cool experience. It's dark, which heightens your sense of hearing. The slightest rustling of leaves will get your attention. Some mornings when the leaves on the ground are dry and crisp, you can hear different creatures making their way back to their dens. It could be a raccoon, possum, skunk, or even a coyote. It's also when older, wiser deer will pass by on the way to their bedding area.
Legal light finally arrived and I sat as still as possible, constantly scanning the woods in the areas where deer trails led from the fields past my stand. Then, a few minutes after sunrise I caught some motion in my peripheral vision on the far side of a juniper patch. I could see the outline of at least two deer that were working their way toward me. I stood, nocked an arrow and turned slightly so I would be ready to draw my bow if I got a good shot opportunity.
Within a minute I could see three deer, and they were all bucks. If they kept coming around the junipers, they would come to a place where the trail they were on splits into two trails. One trail would take them down toward the marsh on a line that would keep them at least 50 yards from me. That's well beyond my bow range. The other trail would bring them into the "rotary" of trails, where I've had deer pass as close as two yards from my tree.
The first two bucks took the trail leading down to the marsh. They looked like a 4 point and a 6 point. The third buck was by far the biggest. He was an 8 point and had a mature body. To my surprise, he didn't follow the other two. He took the trail leading toward me. Then, I saw that the other two bucks had backtracked and were now following him. It was beginning to look like I would have a good shot opportunity.
Having three bucks walking toward you on a quiet and still morning means there are three sets of eyes and ears to deal with. While a whitetail deer might rely on its sense of smell more than any of their other senses, their ability to see or hear a hunter move is also pretty good. If I was going to get one of these bucks, I would have to be mindful of that when I drew back my bow. I wasn't worried about them hearing me, because my hunting clothes area designed to be quiet. But, there's a lot of movement involved in drawing a bow. That meant I had to look for an opportunity to draw when all three were behind something so they couldn't see me move.
The 8 point stopped about 30 yards from me and started looking around and sticking his nose in the air. The other two veered off the trail and started working their way through the brush back down toward the marsh. The 8 point continued to stand in the same spot. I knew he hadn't seen, heard or smelled me. But, he clearly sensed something and was trying to figure it out. By this point, the smaller bucks were at least 60 yards away and still heading straight toward the marsh.
Then, the 8 point started walking – directly toward me! He veered left onto a trail that would bring him within 20 yards of me and offer a near perfect broadside shot. As he went behind a small holly tree, I drew my bow. He immediately stopped in his tracks and looked in my direction. I know he didn't hear me. He must have caught my movement. Now at full draw, and with him looking through the holly branches in my direction, I was committed. I figured I could hold the bow at full draw for at least a couple of minutes, but was hoping that wasn't going to become an issue.
After no more than 30 seconds, the buck took a few steps out from behind the tree and into a clear shooting lane. He stopped and looked away from me in the direction of the other bucks below him. Months of practicing by shooting thousands of arrows in my basement, in a friend's yard and at 3D shoots had prepared me for this moment. I settled my sight pin where I wanted it and released the bowstring. I saw that I'd made a perfect shot, and the buck was down in a matter of seconds. Opening morning of the Massachusetts archery deer season was less than an hour old, and I was about to put my tag on a mature 8 pointer!
I sat back on the seat of my treestand and took a couple of minutes to soak up as much of my surroundings as I could. I wanted to remember every detail of that morning's hunt, just like I had many times before. I called Fran and Larry on the radio to let them know I would be getting down to tag and field dress an 8 pointer, and then be heading out to get the ATV. They offered their congratulations, and their help in getting the deer out of the woods.
A few days after the hunt, another friend of mine said he'd heard I had some luck on opening day and congratulated me on the buck. I agreed with him. I did have good luck that morning, and I truly appreciated his kind words. But, I also thought about one of my favorite sayings – "luck is when opportunity and preparation meet." It was a lucky morning, indeed.
There's one final part to this story. I had the deer professionally butchered and then donated the venison to a local charitable non-profit organization that provides residential services and support to veterans. I've been doing that with my first deer in Massachusetts for a number of years now. I have my share of success at deer hunting, and it feels good to be able to share it that way.
Jim Mathes grew up in northern California's Sierra Nevada mountains, where he fished for trout in rivers and streams, and hunted blacktail deer with his uncle and cousins. For the past 20 years, he has hunted primarily whitetail deer and wild turkeys in southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania.


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Principal assessor Jo-Ann Resendes said the average single-family home value in Edgartown decreased by about $15,000, going from $1,131,700 to about $1,116,800.
Thus, the average tax bill would increase from $3,882 to $3,965, about $83. The tax rate still has to be approved by the state Department of Revenue.
Ms. Resendes said about a third of the 12 cent increase can be attributed to the drop in home value, and the other eight cents address an increase in the tax levy.
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