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PrisonControl v.1.0- The Prison Server Manager!
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Ever wanted great control over your Minecraft Prison Server? By request from @wdmc85 PrisonControl has been born. PrisonControl, not only allows you to protect your prison cells, but gives you full functionality of a Prison Cell. You, the administrator, can create spawn points, stack them, then enable new players to spawn at your set spawn points. You, the administrator, can create signs which expressing the owners of particular cells. You, the administrator, can administrate a Prison server properly.
- Protection Regions for Prison Cells
- Multiple spawn points for new players
- Stackable spawn points
- Signs which state who owns certain cells
- Multiple worlds supported!
Instead of typing /pc, you may type /prisoncontrol .
- /pc reload
- Reloads the configuration for PrisonControl!
- /pc setspawn <name>
- Adds a spawn point under a certain name!
- /pc setspawn Overflow
- Sets the overflow spawn!
- /pc delspawn <name>
- Deletes a spawn under a name!
- /pc delspawn Overflow
- Deletes the Overflow spawn!
- /pc addowner <name>
- Sets a player's spawn to a spawn point and adds the player's name to cell signs.
- /pc stack <name> <times> <amount>
- Creates a spawn point some times every certain amount of blocks in the direction you are facing.
- /pc spawn <name>
- Teleports you to a spawn point.
- /pc region <name> <p1 | p2>
- Sets a region's corner as point one or two of the region based on where you are standing.
- /pc region <name> <hpos1 | hpos2>
- Sets a region's corner as point one or two of the region based on where you are looking.
- /pc region <name> <out | raise | lower>
- Expands a region outwards, upwards, or downwards.
- /pc region <name> del
- Deletes a region!
Cells Signs
Cell signs keep track of who spawns at a certain spawn point, which is useful if you would like to keep track of who spawns in a certain cell. To create a cell sign, create a sign with [Cell] <spawnname> as the top line, replacing <spawnname> with the name of your spawn point. If the spawn point is already created, the sign will change its first line to [Cell <spawnname], if it fits on one line. For every player (using /pc addowner) you add to the spawn point, it will add them to the sign.
Have any configuration questions? Click this!
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TODO List
- Add ability to Buy/Sell Cells (@volderman)
- Add ability for cells to have an expiration date (@EpicRogueBuilder)
- Add feature to allow Cell signs to contain more than three players
- Add custom messages
- Add more aliases to commands
- Clean up code
WorldEdit and you added the Alias /pc?
MC Client Link-EODSteven.org- WebPage http://MCTyler.Enjin.com
Update Ideas!
It would be cool if you could not only make it so people can buy or sell cells! but what about an expiration date like you could make it warn a player like so: &4&lWarning! &4You have &6[This amount of time] &4Until &6[This Cell] &4Expires! AND make it so that you can choose to make a cell have an expiration date or not like VIP's would get unlimited time, I think this would be a huge improvment to the plugin! ALSO please if you take this under consideration please make the colors configurable like instead of &6[This amount of time] the admin or owner could make it &7[This amount of time] I hope this helped give you an idea of what im talking about hope you add it!!!
Any UPDATE?
How long until next Update?
Have you posted a tutorial on it yet.
I would like to know because it looks like a great plugin
I have a sever and i want to use this as a side game is their a way I can make it so on a command the player will be set to a random cell
- Date created
- Feb 08, 2013
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- Feb 08, 2013
- Development stage
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- enUS
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Education and Training Department in Nghe An Province has found that 31 out of 113 inspected schools overcharged their students.
Many of these schools were found to be charging fees higher than the stipulated levels. Another way that schools got around the regulations was to add surcharges for things such as upgrades, water, sanitation, and electricity bills.
The majority of the violations were found in secondary schools, with nine cases and primary schools.
Le Hong Phong High School asked students to pay VND60,000 (USD2.85) for each 12th grade student, and VND90,000 (USD4.28) for every 11th and 10th grade student, for the schoolyard construction.
In addition, each student was required to pay between VND60,000 and VND70,000 (USD2.85-USD3.33) for clean water, and VND20,000 (95 US cents) for sanitation services.
Bao Thanh Secondary School collected a surcharge of VND260,000 (USD12.37) per student for electricity, clean water, "cleansing fees", examination papers, learning accessories and even for construction of the school's parking lot.
Hoa My Preschool required students to pay VND300,000 (USD14.27) each, for the "school upgrades", VND185,000 (USD8.8) each for learning accessories, VND100,000 (USD4.75) each for security, VND550,000 (USD26.17) per student per English courses which were held under the regular curriculum, plus an extra VND50,000 (USD2.37) each per month for optional courses.
The department also found that several preschools enrolled too many students, causing overcrowding, which, in turn, affected the quality of education.
The department has requested that the schools in question return the money, and is applying punishments to preschools who have overcharged.
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From Ray Ozzie's interview yesterday with Microsoft PressPass re: the Groove acquisition, I've excerpted my favorite parts below. The emphases are mine.
PressPass: Why is collaboration becoming so important in today's business world?
Ozzie: The nature of work is fundamentally changing for today's information workers. We've moved from an era of personal productivity to one of joint productivity. From tightly coupled systems and organizations, to loosely-coupled interconnections between people, business processes and work groups. Increasingly, the "office" is defined as wherever you and your laptop happen to be -- a customer's conference room, an airplane, a hotel room, a coffee shop or a home office. And more often than not, the "team" now comprises partners, customers, contractors and others who don't share a common network or IT infrastructure. As a result, most of this cross-organization work currently occurs in e-mail because -- next to the telephone -- it's the easiest way for these people to connect. The ad-hoc, decentralized and meshed design of e-mail is fundamental to its success. But information workers and IT alike want new ways for teams to work to work together dynamically on tasks without limitations on attachments, endless forwarded threads or the possibility of network snooping of confidential messages.
PressPass: Ray, what is your perspective on the debate over centralized versus decentralized computing models? Is there a place for both?
Ozzie: Centralized and decentralized approaches are equally necessary. We've learned over the past three decades, from trying out variations of both models, that some problems are best solved centrally while others are best addressed locally. Large organizations have needs at the center, while people and business units have needs at the edge. The decentralized model is becoming increasingly necessary because -- to put it simply -- the days of deskbound office work are over for many of us. Millions of people now tote around WiFi-enabled laptops and other mobile computing devices that allow us to work just about anywhere - from the home office, in meetings, on the airplane or in the airport lounge, in hotel rooms and the corner coffee shop. However, our highly mobile and occasionally disconnected work styles don't always jibe with today's extensively firewalled networks and intranet-based applications. Also, effective work groups in today's business environments need tools that support the dynamics of how their teams take shape and evolve. Smart organizations must embrace both the centralized and decentralized models to some extent, rather than becoming polarized on the issue.


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STONE SOUR guitarist Josh Rand is hand-picking never-before-released demos from the band's archives to share with members of the group's official "Dead Generation" fan club. The first recording to be released, a demo version of "Get Inside" from 2000, will be posted this Friday, July 20, to be followed by additional tracks on the 1st and the 15th of each month. Fan-club members will get first-hand insight of how STONE SOUR write as a band, and how their music evolves into what you hear on the albums. Some of the tracks will be extremely raw in their beginning stages, while others will sound more polished. All will be available to fan club members only!
To join the STONE SOUR fan club, go to this location.
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What it's Like To Win it All
Today is the biggest game I can ever remember for me as a fan. I say "today" because there's no way I'll be able to focus on typing tomorrow. Too nervous. I could probably focus on "breathing" tomorrow. I hope.
I HATE the Seattle Seagulls. I despise their fans, at least a dozen or so who call me a close friend. And that's a good example of how we live our lives in boxes.
I've been lucky enough to have been alive for 5 Super Bowl wins. I remember each one like they were yesterday. I was talking to one of my buddy's kids the other day, a 12 year old boy, and I was struck with his passion for the Niners. He was wearing a Bill Ring jersey that his rad dad scored for him and he was wondering with wide eyes what it would be like to win a Super Bowl this year. And it was at that moment that I realized how many Niner fan kids don't know what that's like. They watch their dad's strut around in their over-sized Niner jackets, bota bags in tow, giving their buddies knowing dude head nods about better days from the 80's. But those kids don't know what it's like to have their team win a Super Bowl. They don't know the glory. The destiny.
It's the same now as it was then. When it happens, you just start running. Usually with a crazy smile on your face, sometimes without shoes. Always with abandon. And you just run. And when you stop and don't know what to do next, you start running again cause you gotta get back to where you started. Only an idiot without shoes keeps running away forever.
Each step is another stride away from your losing ways. Losing days. Every heart beat is the joy of your new life as a winner, for eternity. "Flags Fly Forever" is one of the best things anyone has ever said.
I want all those young Niner fans flying through life flaglessly to come join the Eternity Party. #questfor6
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That first SB win, was a pretty emotional blow out for me. Actually, so were the rest. The first Giant WS win? Again a pretty emotional blow out. The first SB win was hitting the streets at a full run, going down hard, torn Levis, bloody knee and going crazy in the Inner Sunset (hello Wishing Well). The first WS win had me screaming at the top of my lungs, on my front porch, in a small North Cackalacky fishing village. Loved the first one, but the second was just as good. For the Niners, a quest for six sounds pretty fucking good to me.
Pluck dem Seabirds!!! -
I'll be ticked if the Niners lose tomorrow, but I won't have a stroke about it. D'ya know how good it is around here to be a sports fan? Think about the goodies that surround us. Giants win 2 of the last 4 WS. Niners are in THREE straight NFC championship games, and won one of the first two to get to the Super Bowl. They've got a new, kickass stadium to open this August. A's ( if you're a fan) win 2 straight AL West Div titles. Stanfoo goes to a bunch of BCS bowls. Sharks are always in the playoffs (though they can't seem to break through). Dubs are now getting their S together under a new ownership and a front office that looks like it actually knows what it's doing, with appearance into the second level of the POs last year, and headed for POs again now. How many metro areas in the country have DOGMEAT teams to follow? Lots. We have a veritable treasure chest of success to follow as fans. The only thing missing is a decent Cal football team (Monty's doing just fine with the BBall team, 5-0 Pac12 with blowout win over WashSt today at Haas), and maybe it will have a Rose Bowl appearance before I kick — but, at least rehabbed Memorial Stadium is now awesome. Enjoy it, folks, these are the good times. Oh, BTW, phuck the Raiduhs…
AWESOME thread Craig. Yeah, I remember each vividly (Niner Super Bowls and Giant WS wins). I was in Tahoe for the first Niner win. Was at Placerville Brewing Company for the Giants first win. I remember my daughter leaping into my arms…and us bouncing up and down endlessly…tears of joy running down my cheeks, washing away years of frustration and empty wishes…
Today is the day to continue the march…to add on! Quest for Six! Go Niners!
I remember the first one, when I was doing a forklift job loading pallets onto trucks (benefits of a liberal arts education after Prop 13 wiped out all the teaching jobs in cal). One of the drivers used to come by every week with a new shirt for sale after every playoff W, including the big one. Guy raked.
Kids in the news, b-ball division:
larry nance jr. leads Wyoming over jose state with 18 pts 13 boards 5 blocks
Lamond Murray jr. leads pepperdine waves with 16 over Portland. Portland has Bryce pressley, Harold's kid.
Bryce Alford comes off bench for UCLA, way more athletic than his dad the coach.
Shawn Kemp Jr. scored 13 for UW (who Stanford thrashed for home sweep of NW).
I know Hardaway and Doc rivers' kids are in nba, see how long they last.Baseball it just seems a lot tougher for sons of famous guys. Griffey is more the exception than the rule. I don't think any of Gwynn's kids are still in mlb, are they? Didn't Bochy's son get an invite to camp?
Minor league contract with the Phils (he'll get a spring training invite as part of his contract).
You guys – being in the bay area – have seen and heard it all regarding the 49ers/Seahawks rivalry, but this is the best article, I've come across, with the video that accompanies the article, that does a good job in documenting why the 49ers and Seahawks dislike each other so much. Goes back to Harbaugh's run up of the score during the Trojan/Cardinal game, where Carroll said, "What's your deal?" LOL . . .
Speaking of Gwynn Jr., on June 1, 2012, Gwynn was part of a Dodgers lineup that featured the sons of five former Major Leaguers. Without Googling it, who were the other 4 players?
San Dawg would love this one.
j hairston, van slyke, uribe. were all 5 on LA? cuz if not…if they were playing phils, mayberry..if it was Dago, Venable…all I got.
Close Willie . . . I will let SD chime in before I answer.
James Loney, son of major leaguer Skippy Loney;)
Skippy???? Umm, no. Well, I guess San Dawg is surfing or something today . . . The answer to the trivia question is – Jerry Hairston, Jr., Iván DeJesús, Jr., Dee Gordon and Scott Van Slyke.
My kid's friends all said Niners would lose to the Packers. Then they said they would lose to the Panthers. So of course they say the Niners will lose to the Seahawks.
And then they will say the Niners will lose to the Pats or Broncos.
Of course he heard this before…."The Giants will never beat the Phillies…Rangers…Cards or Tigers!"
Don't know if you guys have seen this note from Flannery (I thought I'd posted it earlier, guess not). Anyway, I thought it was pretty cool.
"News alert…just got a call from the great Will Clark. He said I'm sending a $10,000 check for what your doing for the Stow Family. With that money, Cd sales, Airstreams donations and Jeremy Affeldts $25,000 we have hit the $50,000 mark for Bryan, and we haven't played a note yet for his 4 shows. It's true " together we're GIANT" in tears, humbled and honor to be part of the love and healing. Amazing…..see you at the Fox in Redwood City Thursday….tim"
Cool. I've put some money in the pot but I'm not McWhoops. Wish he'd pony up the "right" way…
I'm often late getting around to movies, and I only recently saw "42." It's a good, but not great film. Worth seeing for its acting performances, but doesn't have much new information for people familiar with Robinson's story. The filmmakers made a wise decision to not try to do everything; but instead, focus on a concise storyline. The film just doesn't have a great script, overall.
Horrific injury to Bowman. Fox didn't need to show it a gazillion times. Now, an interception. Pfffttt!
That was an ugly injury. Niners took some serious hits today.
Two years in a row, the season ends trying to throw a jump ball to Crabtree at the endzone sideline.
Hey, one of these years that play's going to work. -
That Sherman's a class act. Another guy who'd probably be doing 20 to life if he wasn't a football player.
That was a bizarre display in that first interview on the sidelines. He seems more unbalanced than contemptible.
Yeah, I think that female sideline reporter was afraid for her life.
Didn't he say "Muthuh fuckuh?"
I'm not certain Sandy, I was so shocked when he was screaming incoherently, that I ran to lock my doors, forgetting that I was in Colorado. ;-)
You funny. Pammy did look scared and FOX cut him off right after his little outburst though
Must be that Stanford education.
Listening to Trent Dilfer on ESPN. Amazing this guy was such a mediocre, piece of shit QB, but is able to sound like Einstein explaining the game. A conundrum that I have no explanation for. :-)
VD was livid, he was wide open.
Eyes. You know what I'm saying too. You've got good field vision or you don't. Kaep has to learn to see it all.
Flappers, enjoy the next few weeks, we have some baseball biz coming up very soon.
Thanks Craig, til next time…
Take care Sandy. Looking forward to you posting more here. I have a theory . . . The Flap has a way of discombobulating minds, before you know it, you've become a Flapper and a Giants fan. All that nonsense about being a Dodger fan is wiped clean from your brain housing unit hard drive. :-)
back at ya. Looking forward to you emerging out of the shadows one year and joining us for a Flapalooza. You'd be a big hit.
Erin Andrews just tweeted,
"What a great game and a great interview I conducted immediately after it."
that last hash tag might be the funniest thing I've seen or read in years……
Bummed I missed the trivia question. I would have got Gordon and Van Slyke. Not DeJesus though—but I do remember the dad. I also forgot Hairston was a Dogger.
My younger son is taking the Niner loss hard. I asked him if he wanted to watch a movie and he said "No, I'm tired and I hate Richard Sherman."-
"No, I'm tired and I hate Richard Sherman.."
Man, I'm with your son. And the worst part is that if you take out all that bullshit from his interview with EA, he fucking beat us fair and square. HE was better. That's gonna stick hard tonight as I try to fall to sleep…….
If anything comes out of this season it's that we need a better passing offense. Kappy needs to do a better job of seeing the open guy. I didn't see VD on that play, but Kappy either throws it to Crabs, or he throws it out of bounds. You cannot throw a pick there.
3 turnovers on the 4 th quarter will never win you many games.
They have to get rid of Greg roman.
VD was wide open over the left middle at the 5 yard line. A zip pass to him at the goal line and it's TD time. The safety was rolled too far to the right sideline to have broken it up, pass to VD and it's Super Bowl time. Kap made up his mind to throw to Crabs, or was told to throw there, don't know which. But, you have to throw that one long and get the TD, or OB, plenty of time left with TOs to get 3 more plays off…
Looked like Boldin was also open in front of VD on a post…but give Sherman credit, great great play. He was playing for the ball to go deeper in the corner and Kap threw it in a great spot short of where Sherman was looking for it and Sherman just makes an incredible athletic play…
Yeah, Kappy just cannot make that throw at that time of the game. The earlier pick was horrible, but the deep safety left Boldin to go deep, and Kappy thought Boldin was open.
I'd look at that last pick again, but if he didn't see 2 open guys and threw into double coverage, I'll probably puke.
I am a complete and utter fool.
I'm hung like a light switch.
What's really on my mind? Well since you asked it's that Del Mar Dennis is an asshole. Fuck us?
No, fuck you and the air you breathe you fucking fucktard. May all your bets be on the losing side and the gutters you sleep in, have nothing to break your fall.


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from India Insight:
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Muslims are seen as a crucial vote bank in several possible swing states in India's general election and many politicians are making the right noises to court the community.
GUESTVIEW: Interfaith encounter at a Catholic school in Brooklyn
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State Transportation Secretary Shailen Bhatt told lawmakers Thursday that the Markell administration plans to raise tolls on Route 1 by a dollar on weekends to raise more revenue for road maintenance. The current weekend toll of $2 will increase to $3. The weekday toll will remain at $1. Bhatt also says his agency will increase borrowing by $20 million next year to pay for road maintenance and repairs. Senator Tom Carper To Push for Hike in Gas Tax By Don Rush • Apr 21, 2014 official photo Senator Tom Carper wants to increase the federal gas tax by 3-to-4 cents a year for up to four years indexing it to inflation. The Delaware Democrat says that would bring it back to the buying power of the 18.6 cents of 1993. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that he says the increase would make sure that the nation's bridges would be in good shape. Carper not only chairs the Senate Transportation Committee but is also a member of the finance committee. Maryland Drivers Face High Gas Tax And Road Tolls By Don Rush • Jul 1, 2013 Don Rush As Marylanders hit the road this July 4th holiday, they will be facing hikes in the gas tax and tolls for most roads, bridges and tunnels. Maryland News Connection reporter Allison Burns has the story. MD Legislature Wraps Up Session Today By Don Rush • Apr 8, 2013 dsd.state.md.us ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Medical marijuana and a measure addressing legal responsibilities related to dog bites are some of the remaining issues before Maryland lawmakers on the last day of the legislative session. The session is scheduled to end at midnight Monday. Most major bills have already been passed, including: one relating to gun control; a gas tax increase; a Baltimore schools funding plan; and a repeal of the death penalty. The medical marijuana bill will put Maryland on track to have a program at academic medical research centers that decide to participate. MD House of Delegates Expected to Take up Modified Gas Tax Bill By Don Rush • Mar 20, 2013 all-free-download.com ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - The House of Delegates is scheduled to take up a transportation funding measure. The House is set to take up amendments on Wednesday to the bill, which would raise hundreds of millions of dollars annually in new revenue for roads, bridges and mass transit. A House committee already has made changes to Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to phase in a sales tax on gasoline over a longer period of time. O'Malley Transportation Tax Measure Inches Forward in Annapolis By Don Rush • Mar 19, 2013 all-free-download.com ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - A House panel has approved Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to raise new revenue for transportation projects with some changes when various increases will take effect. The House Ways and Means Committee voted 15-4 on Monday for the bill. It's estimated the measure will raise roughly the same amount of money as O'Malley's initial proposal, but it is being phased in more gradually in the opening years. Expected GOP Push Back on MD Gas Tax Proposal By Don Rush • Feb 19, 2013 all-free-download.com ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Maryland House Republicans are scheduled to talk about why they don't think the state should raise the gas tax. Members of the GOP caucus have set a Tuesday morning news conference in Annapolis. Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley last week expressed confidence that the Democratic-controlled House and Senate will reach a consensus on a new revenue plan for transportation. O'Malley proposed phasing in a 6 percent sales tax on gasoline last year, but the idea stalled amid high gas prices. Local Gas Tax Proposed by MD Senate President By Don Rush • Jan 25, 2013 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Maryland's Senate President is proposing the idea of allowing county governments to raise Maryland's gas tax by up to 5 cents for local transportation needs. Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller mentioned the idea Thursday along with several other ideas he has pitched this week to help Maryland raise badly needed transportation revenue. The proposal would enable county officials to add on to the state's 23.5-cents gas tax, which hasn't been raised since 1992. MD Senate President Floats Gas Tax By Don Rush • Jan 24, 2013 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - A gas tax increase is among the ideas Maryland's Senate president is floating to raise badly needed money for transportation. Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller told reporters Wednesday his plan includes a proposal to raise about $300 million annually with a gas tax increase. Miller, D-Calvert, also is proposing regional transit authorities that could raise money for rail projects in Baltimore and near Washington. That way, those projects would be paid for primarily by people in those areas. MD Gov. Hints at Tax Hike for Transportation Fund By Don Rush • Jan 10, 2013 During an appearance at Marc Steiner's Annual Summit in Annapolis, Governor Martin O'Malley made it clear he would be seeking new revenue to shore up the transportation fund due to run out of money for new projects by 2017. Delmarva Public Radio's Don Rush prepared report on the summit and the governor's plans. AAA Mid-Atlantic Opposes Governor's Gas Tax Hike By Don Rush • Mar 14, 2012 AAA Mid-Atlantic says it cannot support Governor Martin O'Malley's proposed 6 percent tax hike on gasoline, unless there is a constitutional amendment that would ensure the increased revenue goes to the needs of the state transportation system. The automobile association said that the protections in the bill to prevent the use of these funds for other purposes are too weak, adding that the Trust Fund has already seen borrowing for expenditures unrelated transportation. Maryland Governor Tries To Sell Gas Tax Plan to Lawmakers By Don Rush • Mar 14, 2012 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley wants to sell lawmakers on his plan to create a 6 percent sales tax on gasoline. The governor is expected to testify on the bill Wednesday afternoon before the state Senate Budget and Taxation Committee as well as the House of Delegates Environmental Matters and Ways and Means Committees. His plan would apply the sales to gasoline in 2 percent increments for three years, generating about $613 million annually. Maryland's 23.5-cents per gallon gas tax has not been raised since 1992. Governor Martin O'Malley Fleshes Out Gas Tax Plan By Don Rush • Feb 15, 2012 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Gov. Martin O'Malley is elaborating on his proposal to phase in the state's sales tax to apply to gasoline. The measure is expected to be introduced Tuesday. It would phase in a 2 percent increase each year for three years. Local governments would receive a significant portion of the new revenue for transportation.


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Nor less the Trojan, in his Lemnian arms,
To future fight his manly courage warms:
He whets his fury, and with joy prepares
To terminate at once the ling'ring wars;
To cheer his chiefs and tender son, relates
What Heav'n had promis'd, and expounds the fates.
Then to the Latian king he sends, to cease
The rage of arms, and ratify the peace.
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