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John Manke is an active former Bay View resident who is involved in numerous neighborhood organizations, including the Bay View Historical Society, the Humboldt Park Fourth of July Association and the Shore Shore Farmers Market. He believes Bay View has a fine tradition in its past that we do not want to lose in the future.
Return of warmer weather
In March, we had April weather. In April, we had March weather. Now that we are in May, I hope that warmer weather will return. Rain can help with the grass and plants in the yard. Before the month is over, I expect much warmer weather. We are getting close to Memorial Day, when we pay our respects to those who have given their lives in the service of our country and honor those who have more recently served. Veterans from World War II are quickly leaving us. It won't be long before all will have passed on. Our veterans served us so that we can enjoy the freedoms that we enjoy today. Take the time to thank a veteran or a person in the military service for all that they have done for us.
Yard Sale to Benefit the Bay View Historical Society
Saturday, May 19, 2012 from 9 AM to 3 PM
Milwaukee Public Schools Recreation Department has softball games soon
Sign up for softball with the Milwaukee Public School Recreation Department. They will be signing up teams very soon. There are many ball fields in the system. Sign up and become a team in one of the softball leagues. These games can be a lot of fun to play or to watch. Some games are for guys. and some are for women. There are some coed teams out there to join. Go to Beulah Brinton Community Center at 2555 S. Bay St. in Bay View or check down at Milwaukee Public Schools Administration Building at 5225 W. Vliet St. in Milwaukee 53208, to see what the Recreation Department has to offer in teams and leagues. Enjoy yourself this Spring and Summer at a local softball game.
Please be sure to vote today
We are having the primary recall election of Wisconsin State Governor Scott Walker. You should vote to express your opinions on these candidates. When the actual recall election comes, you must decide if you still want Scott Walker as governor or if you want him recalled from office. We know that he is anti-labor and against women's rights, but you will be the deciding factor by voting in this election. Be glad that you have the right to vote and that you live in the United States of America. Show us how you feel about this election and vote.
The South Shore Park Watch has park clean-up on Saturday
The South Shore Park Watch has a park clean-up this Saturday. They will be pulling weeds on the lake bluff. Volunteers are needed to help them in this matter. All interested people are invited to help out. Contact the South Shore Park Watch at: email@example.com for further information.
Happy Mother's Day
I wish all the mothers, wives and young women a very happy Mother's Day. At this time we remember what our mothers mean to us. When we grew up, our mother wa their to guide and protect us from harm. We learned manners from our mothers. We learned how to cook, wash clothes, scrub floors and steps, do dishes, ride a bicycle or tricycle, and how to meet friends. There are many other things that we learned. When they pass on, we then learn how much we will miss them. They always stood by you. They set an example for you to live your own life. Thet helped us when we had children and needed some answers and help. They would baby sit for you when needed. When you were sick, they would come and help you get better. There are so many things to remember about our mothers. Take the time to wish them a happy Mother's Day if you can.
Here is a list of events for the Bay View Historical Society
There are many events for the Bay View Historical Society you'll want to have on your calendar:
Saturday, May 19th -- Annual Rummage Yard Sale from 9 am - 3 pm. Donations accepted at Beulah Brinton House garage between 1 - 5 pm duirn the week of May 14th.
The dangers of gun powder
Do you know that gun powder can turn into nitrocycerin if improperly stored. Sweating dynamite sticks are feared by miners in their work. Fireworks and bullets contain gun powder. Caps for cap guns contain gun powder. If the gun powder sits for a long period of time it becomes unstable and dangerous to handle. Old weapons from past wars like shells and grenades can become unstable. If you use unstable gun powder, you can lose your hands, sight or even your life. Almost anything can set them off. If when you move into a new house or when you are cleaning up an estate, you must look for any old weapons that might contain gun powder. You should contact either the fire or police department to properly dispose of them. If your children find any such weapons, you could either lose a child or badly injure a child. In this case prevention can protect you from danger. Remember, old fireworks contain gun powder and are like having a small stick of dynamite. If they appear to have sweat on them, watch out! Years ago I had some old caps sitting in my dresser drawer. One day I tried to use them in a cap gun I had lying around. When I fired the caps off, my cap gun fell apart. I tried this with two other cap guns and had the same results. I then realized that these caps had become unstable and had to be destroyed before anybody got hurt using them. This is only a small event. Imagine what could have happened if I had something with more gun powder that became unstable. I am writing this to warn people about the dangers of old gun powder. Old bullets can explode inside of a gun. I hope that I have given you some insight into this matter. Please support the Bay View community.
Support our Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers have begun a new season. Take some time and go see a ball game. You can always bring a small grill and cook at the stadium parking lot before the game. Tail gating can be a lot of fun. If you are lucky, you may catch a foul ball in the stands. If you get there early, you can watch the players warm up for the game. If you get there early, you can beat the crowd and find a good parking spot. Let's support our Milwaukee Brewers.
Results of lack of funding from state government
Since Scott Walker has become Governor of the State of Wisconsin, it seems that he has forgotten about Milwaukee. When other parts of the state get funding, he avoids Milwaukee. He blames Tom Barrett for losing jobs in Wisconsin. Without needed state funding, Tom Barrett has had no choice but to reduce jobs. Where is the support our public schools need to operate. Where is the funding for health costs for needy people? Where is the funding needed for our parks and mass transportation? Where is our needed new trains for the Hiawatha Train Route between Milwaukee and Chicago? Why did the Talgo Train Manufactoring Company have to stop construction on the new train cars that we needed? It seems that Milwaukee is in a vacuum when it comes to funding from the state. At the same time, rich supporters of Scott Walker have gotten nice tax breaks from the state. Maybe the recall election of Scott Walker is very necesary to save Wisconsin. You are the voter. You must decide on this issue.
Our weather has been unbelievable lately
We have had some wonderful days of nice weather lately. It almost feels like summer is here, but colder weather is always on its way. Take your family out to enjoy this great weather. Outdoor activity is good for you. Enjoy the weather while you can. Bad weather could return at any time. Good warm fresh air is always good for you. Go to a park and have a picnic. Go to a softball or baseball game. Tailgating is always fun to do. Outdoor grilling can produce some fantastic meals for your family. Get outside and enjoy life. Please support the Bay View community/
Have a happy Memorial Day
On this weekend, we take the time to remember those who have served in our military and have given up their lives so that we could enjoy the freedoms that we share today. You should thank the people in our military, for giving up their time and lives that we might live. Freedom is not cheap. Many have died trying to serve our country. Do not forget them. Honor those who have served and defended our freedom. Thank you to all who have served our country in the military service. Take the time on Memorial Day to reflect on those who served our country and have passed on to their reward. May the Lord be with them, now and forever.
Going to a doctor
In the old days, almost anyone could claim to be a doctor. Barbers did blood letting besides giving a shave and a haircut. There were few rules concerning who could be a doctor. In pioneer days, some people went to a medicine man or to a wise old women for folk remedies to cure any illness. As the pioneers came her from our east, doctors like Dr. Enoch Chase came from Vermont. Some doctors came from Europe. Slowly but surely, real educated doctors appeared in our area. In war time, medics did a great job taking care of wounded men. Many learned from their experiences and went on to college to become medical doctors. As time went on, many doctors decided to spread their wings and learn specialty fields. In these specialty fields, much research was done and new cures and medicines were developed. Today when you have a major problem, a specialist will be called on to help cure you and help you out. It is amazing to consider what all happened in the early days, and how different things are today. Many people today are alive because of new things learned by doctors and research groups. Be happy that you are here today rather than in the past. The medical field has come a long way since the pioneer days. Thank your doctor for helping you in any illness that you have.
Happy anniversary Penny
Today, my wife Penny and I have been married for 46 years. I am very happy to have her for my wife. She has had the patience to put up with me for all of these years. She has done a lot to help other people and volunteer her skills and labor. PTA has been one of her great desires. She has spent many years trying to bring the parents into their children's education process. She also has been an officer of other groups like, PWAA (Polish Women's Alliance of America), Girl Scouts, Garden Clubs, Humboldt Park 4th of July Association, Bay View Historical Society, park watches, and other organizations. She did a wonderful job of raising our children. She is all that I ever could ask for. She is very intelligent and wise. She is considerate and devoted. Thank you Penny for being my wife. I love you very much.
Watch out for children playing while you are driving
At this time of the year, many children like to play outdoors. Sometimes they will run out into the street without any warning. When they are playing nearby, keep an eye out for potential runners who will run into the street without looking both ways. They are to excited to look out for danger. This is why you, the driver must be extra cautious while driving your car. Some bicycle riders do not follow the rules of the road and can ride into your path without warning. Many do not obey traffic rules and go against traffic lights and signs. Drive with caution at all times. The life you save may be your own or your family's life. Please support the Bay View community.


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The Sparks brewery hosted its inaugural Great Basin Brewing Company Farmers Market Thursday outside its restaurant on Victorian Avenue. Knowing that the Nevada growing season is in its prime in September, owners Tom and Bonda Young said they are looking to support local farmers who are facing a limited market.
"Nevada farmers have a short growing season and all their produce comes in about now and through the end of September. We are always advocates of extending farmers' markets into September and making them Nevada-only markets to showcase the great things Nevada harvesters can do," Tom said.
The Great Basin Farmers Market featured Nevada farmers from Hidden Valley, Fallon, Yerington and Dayton, offering fresh fruits and vegetables, cheese products and honey. In offering only local vendors at the market, the Youngs' plan is not to upstage or emulate the popular Sparks Farmer's Market held on Victorian Square during August.
"We're not looking to bring back the old farmers' market. I think a lot of people are thinking that, but that's not where we are headed," Bonda said. "We love that farmers' market, but it's done and ours will never be the same. We're not looking to reinvent that."
Tom and Bonda acknowledged the immense amount of events happening in downtown Sparks during the summer and hope their small farmers' market can prove a point for the city of Sparks.
"It should bring a lot of pride in Nevada and certainly showcase that there is a lot of diversity of events (downtown)," Tom said. "I think beer is an incredibly good elixir for conversation. People come down here and have a few beers, meet some friends or new people and pretty soon they're heading home with some healthy vegetables."
"It's really about keeping it local," Bonda said. "It means keeping the money in the local economy. It provides jobs and keeps a continuous circle."
Ann Louhela, executive director of NevadaGrown, organized and contacted farmers to populate Great Basin's market. Louhela said the idea of keeping local farmers afloat is nothing new to Great Basin Brewery.
"I tell people all the time Great Basin Brewery was buying from local farms before it ever became the fashion," Louhela said. "They have hops and barley that are grown locally and the honey vendor here provides honey for their beer. If you look at Tom and the way he runs his business, he is always doing events for non-profit (organizations). I think when you talk about supporting local businesses (Tom) is the epitome of it. That is the heart and soul of what he does."
Louhela has been coordinating farmers' markets in Nevada for more than 10 years and said it is a misconception that Nevada farms cannot produce high-quality foods in a seemingly barren environment.
"People think that we're a desert and that we just can't grow things in Nevada, but if you look around I think it shows it is absolutely amazing what we can grow here."
Hidden Valley Honey has been connected with Great Basin Brewery for several years since its inception in 1997. Chris Foster, owner of the company, said the extraction of their honey is all done at their home in Hidden Valley and that the "local movement" brings a camaraderie among farmers.
"The farmers that I meet, for obvious reasons, their livelihood depends upon people patronizing local farmers," he said. "The farming community is full of really wonderful people and we have met a lot of really nice people over the years."
Foster, and his wife Karen, will place a hive of bees in a display case at their table each week at the market. Chris said it is a great way for children to learn about bees and have some fun while their parents pick out some honey products.
The Fosters said they will be at Great Basin's Farmers Market every Thursday in September, which runs into the end of their harvesting season. Chris said the amount of people who were attending the inaugural event made the rest of the month seem promising and that the environment has changed from when he and Karen attended the market held in front of John Ascuaga's Nugget.
"We are curious to see how it goes. So far the foot traffic down here has been pretty good considering the time of day it is (about 5 p.m.)," Chris said. "I think that sales used to be much higher when we were in front of the Nugget, but I think that being able to bring in more parents and children is great."
The Great Basin Farmers Market is open every Thursday in September beginning at 4:30 p.m. outside of Great Basin Brewery at 846 Victorian Ave. in Sparks.


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The Use of Facebook as a Discovery Tool
Professor Greg Duhl of William Mitchell College of Law and Jaclyn Millner of Fitch, Johnson, Larson & Held, P.A. have recently published a good article on the phenomena of social network sites and the impact such sites can have on discovery in personal injury and worker's compensation cases. The article can be downloaded here http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1675026 . Sites such as Facebook, My Space and LinkedIn are becoming significant sources of both investigative and discovery information in litigation. In my own experience, I have used Facebook to gather information on the opposing party in several cases. In addition, I have had at least one occasion in which my opponent has used infomration from a client's Facebook page in the discovery process. This is a trend that is on the increase.
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War of the Vikings launches on the coast of Steam today
Saxons, prepare to protect your valuables, because War of the Vikings launches today with all the ferocity of … well, an angry viking.
Blood Bowl 2 trailer shows in-match footage
A new Blood Bowl 2 trailer shows off a bit of commentated in-match action, as the Reikland Reavers take on the Gouged Eye.
Chris Roberts answers more Star Citizen questions and shows a knife
Chris Roberts is back at work after last week's Dogfighting Module reveal to answer more questions about Star Citizen.
Child of Light's Lemuria trailer is storybook beautiful
Another day, another opportunity to try to articulate just how beautiful Child of Light looks.
DrinkBox's Severed may or may not be coming to PC
Time for another mystery story: will DrinkBox's latest game be coming to PC?
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Hi-Rez Studios have revealed the next god coming to Smite: Kumbhakarna, the Sleeping Giant.
Blizzard show more of Heroes of the Storm at PAX – Watch the panel and videos
Heroes of the Storm is Blizzard's entry into the world of MOBAs and at PAX this weekend they've been busy drumming up support and demonstrating the game to the crowds.
GTA V to GTA IV mod for PC is now available as an alpha version
We've talked about GTA 5′s Los Santos being ported by modders to GTA IV for a few months now and it's finally here to test.
Blizzard are actually creating real Azeroth Chopper motorcyles
World of Warcraft will be getting some new vehicles in the future but real ones have to be built first.
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Following on from yesterday's announcement, Robot Entertainment have released a trailer for their Orcs Must Die!
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The Edible Peace Patch Garden
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Just ten minutes from our campus, Lakewood Elementary School hosts one of Eckerd College's most unique classrooms. Here, professor Kent "Kip" Curtis, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, has helped Eckerd College students turn their interest in growing organic food into an innovative approach to elementary science and sustainable nutrition education.
For the past three years, The Edible Peace Patch Garden has operated as a cooperative program between Eckerd College Environmental Studies and Lakewood Elementary School. More than a dozen Eckerd College students have collaborated with the Lakewood science coordinator to develop and implement a standards-based elementary science curriculum. As of the spring of 2011, Eckerd students had developed lesson plans for K-5 elementary science, adjusted to the appropriate cognitive levels of the students and aligned with Florida State Sunshine Standards. During the 2011-2012 school year, students will begin developing lessons for math and reading.
During the 2010-2011 school year, The Edible Peace Patch Garden added a nutrition component, working with a graduate student, Sarah Tucker, from the University of Mississippi School of Education to develop a Wellness Kitchen in which Lakewood students harvested garden produce and then prepared nutritious snacks and meals. During the 2011-2012 school year, led by Eckerd Alum Kaylie Birdsall (Eckerd '10), Eckerd College volunteers will begin operating this kitchen and continuing to develop lessons.
"Eckerd students inspired me to put this project together and they continue to be an inspiration as coordinators and volunteers," Professor Curtis says of the project. "They have shown their commitment to sustainability, healthy food systems, and community service through this project and truly bring the values of Eckerd College into St. Petersburg."
Since January 2009 more than 150 Eckerd College students have volunteered in The Edible Peace Patch Garden. During 2010-2011 we were also joined by several ASPEC volunteers. Participants have been blogging about their progress since the project began. For photo updates and regular posts, visit The Edible Schoolyard page.
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New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin has no idea whether DE Jason Pierre-Paul (shoulder) will be able to return in Week 14 to face the San Diego Chargers. 'He hasn't done anything in a week,' Coughlin said. 'He's been treated. And he's rested. Hopefully there's been some progress made.' The team won't have a clearer status until close to mid-week.
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New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said he does not think DE Jason Pierre-Paul (shoulder) will need to be shut down for the season at this point.
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New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul (back) was able to do some things during practice Monday, Sept. 2, but is not sure if he will be able to play Week 1. Head coach Tom Coughlin said Pierre-Paul has to practice and feel good the next day in order to play Week 1.
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New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul was activated from the Physically Unable to Perform list.
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Updating a previous report, New York Giants general manager Jerry Reese said Tuesday, Aug. 6, that he expects DE Jason Pierre-Paul (back) is expected back for the regular season opener. 'JP's on schedule,' Reese said in a radio interview. 'He's looking good, he's running around a little bit. He's going to be out on the field a little more than usual as we move along. We expect him hopefully to be back, ready to go for the (Week 1) Dallas game.' Pierre-Paul is making his way back from back surgery June 4.
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New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul is undergoing back surgery Tuesday, June 4. He played through the injury last year and received multiple epidural injections. Doctors believe he'll be better by September.
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Share your thoughts with us on Governor Deval Patrick's speech. He called for an increase in the income tax and a decrease in the sales tax to help fund improvements to education and the state's transportation system.
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My reaction? He's ridiculous. It's so expensive to live in this state and the paychecks aren't much fatter than reasonable states.
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posted at 1/16/2013 8:15 PM EST
If I got a 2% raise I'd be fine with the income tax hike. Alas I'm not getting a raise so he knows what he can do with his tax hike.
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posted at 1/16/2013 8:16 PM EST
Deval Patrick just gave a terrific speech. He clearly articulated a vision for the Commonwealth, and he described how to pay for it. He also proposed significant tax reform. Impressive!
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I'm glad that a higher income tax is going to allow us to compete with New Hampshires' zero percent rate.
I'm sorry that I'm still not paying my fair share. Please let me know when I am.
Must be some big celebrations tonight in Lawrence, Springfield, Brockton, Fall River, and New Bedford. We always hear that illegals pay their (sales) taxes. But they often work "under the table" for cash, and don't pay any income taxes. Now their EBT cards will go further, maybe earn them an extra lap dance each month.
Less sales taxes means bigger checks heading back to brasil, cambodia, poland, and equador. Should be a great boost for those economies.
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posted at 1/16/2013 8:23 PM EST
I'm very impressed with Patrick and I think he shows great courage. He's the first governor in many years who actually cares to govern and take a stand, even it angers many. Unlike Rommey (who started running for Prez, and running away from the state, even running AGAINST the state, within a few months of being elected); Weld (who was bored almost immediately with governing) and Cellucci (who was just incompetent and also looking ahead and dreaming of higher, cushier office, hopefully gifted by his buddies, the Bushes) -- Patrick actually cares to govern the state. He is proposing lowering regressive taxes (sales taxes) and increasing income taxes (so that those with higher income pay more -- a progressive tax). In general, I support this. I want to hear more, I don't want to see another blackhole like the Big Dig -- but I know we need to spend money on infrastructure and education. Brave Gov. Patrick!!
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Get him out of office....NOW!
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..... As for me if my income taxes go up any further I will move out of state - heck I already shop out of state.
Governor Patrick proposed to lower sales tax, so you will have less reason to shop out-of-state. Of course, you can always move, if you want. Nothing is stopping you, unless you have children in school, and you want them to get a good education.
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posted at 1/16/2013 8:48 PM EST
It doesn't seem that long ago the voters voted to decrease the Income Tax to 5% and Felon Finneran ignored the people. Could we have another referendum? I don't think Patrick should be doing this to the people of Massachusetts when they have just had an increase in FICA.
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Obviously anything that involves raising taxes is going to be painful, but we do have a real need for infrastructure improvements, and if this is the way we pay for it (at least in part), that's probably something we'll have to learn to live with. I'd be interesting in hearing more about the doubling of the personal exemption, et cetera, and how that would offset the increase (offhand I would guess that it would mean people who make a significant amount of money, of whom there are many in this state, would pay more... they make more money).
As for the people up in arms about this, I'm not saying paying any more won't be incredibly painful for some... but how much more are we talking about exactly, and what would that be worth if it meant generating new jobs in MA? In the end it's about actual math, not people's gut reactions to the thought of paying more.
But hey, maybe the yahoos will depart for NH (where you get screwed on property taxes, but hey, who likes reality).
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I disagree to raising the income tax at this time when people are struggling. If any taxes needs to be raise let put it on the back of all residents and raise the sales tax which effects everyone equally.
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posted at 1/16/2013 9:10 PM EST
So, we'll decrease the Sales Tax, which EVERYONE pays, and increase the Income Tax, which everyone does NOT pay? And what about raising the Gas Tax for road & bridge repairs? Governement should be cutting back and stickign with the basics, not finding new revenue to burn through....
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Massachusetts residents have the 8th highest tax burden in the country as of 2010. New Hampshire? 44th. Get off your high horse and do some research.
posted at 1/16/2013 9:17 PM EST
Here's your reaction. The fine people of the Commonwealth already have the 8th highest tax burden by percentage of income in the country. Duval would like to be number one at something, why not this?
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I can't see this would go well with the majority of people in the state. While the rest of the country are looking for ways to cut spending (even CA has done a lot), we are looking to explode the spending. Is this brave, or is it reckless government piling on burdens on its citizens?
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posted at 1/16/2013 9:37 PM EST
Besides the EBT crowd, I don't see anyone supporting this tax increase. It is almost certain now that a referndum to bring the tax rate to 5% will be on the ballot in the next election (maybe when it gets approved the second time, the legislator will not mess with it).
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posted at 1/16/2013 9:39 PM EST
Sigh.... still hammering the working class I see Deval! Hey Liz, any help here???
Raise taxes on those with jobs and supporting the government, while lowering taxes on those who don't support the government with income taxes. Tax from the middle class some more to fund the freebie gimmie culture.
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Here's reality, genius.
Massachusetts residents have the 8th highest tax burden in the country as of 2010. New Hampshire? 44th. Get off your high horse and do some research.


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Theme: "Law and Power: Reflections on the Last 25 years" and Workshop on "Justice in Emerging Countries: BRICS in comparative perspective"
Law and power intersect at national and international levels, in a wide variety of forms. The IJO 2012 Annual Meeting will investigate some of the different ways in which these two forces have met each other at the national level in India, and at the global level through international organizations and international relations. The 2012 Meeting thus will examine subjects including the administration of justice and the role(s) of the judiciary, Bar and legal education at national level; and at the global level, the developing roles of the ICJ, as well as permanent (ICC) and ad hoc (ICTY, ITCR, ECCC, Sierra Leone) criminal tribunals and other institutions either within or around the United Nations system. In all cases, the central concern of analysis is the extent to which rule of law successfully has taken precedence over the exercise of power and pragmatic self-interest.The IJO Secretariat will be pleased to receive proposal for papers on topics that fall within the themes of the Meeting and Worksbop, though IJO members also may propose special workshop panels.
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In recently released results of an overall satisfaction poll conducted in 2009 by Gallup, Inc., the Plumas County division of Waste Management earned second place honors in the solid waste company's sprawling region that includes the greater Sacramento area north and east to the California borders.
Mike Clements, area manager for our local disposal company, said he couldn't be more proud of the effort his staff made last year working diligently to provide ultimate customer satisfaction and employee recognition. Comparing it to prior years polls, he said his team continues to make remarkable improvements through their dedication and teamwork.
Early in 2010, his employees took the initiative and formed a special committee to formulate and implement yet more goals for their company to better serve their customers while operating safely in hopes of capturing the top honors for the region. Mike said one of the key components the committee identified centers on quality control, having to do with relatively simple things like his staff taking the initiative to replace warn wheels on dumpsters and waste haulers before being asked by a customer.
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Laura Allen originally opened Sierra Floors in Portola to service the housing development of the former Cedar Ridge Golf Course community (now known as Grizzly Ranch). Since the development took longer than anticipated to launch, Laura said her store found a niche serving local residents and contractors. Twenty years later it continues to flourish, featuring mill direct floor and window coverings from major manufactures.
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One of Plumas County's most unique and successful stores, Crescent Country, will stay open this winter. Owners Barbara Tucker and Lisa Forcino will be open three days a week, Thursday through Saturday, 10-5. The store, located in the heart of Crescent Mills, features collectibles, antiques, home and garden accessories, gift items galore, candles, greeting cards and just a lot, lot more.
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The Best Western Rose Quartz Inn is celebrating its fourth year in business in Chester. Owners Chuck and Laura Van Paemel and their General Manager Mannie Lucido are proud of the fact that the Inn has received the "Chairman's Award" for the past three years. This is the highest honor offered by the hotel chain. Onsite judging criteria include cleanliness, design, customer service, and maintenance. The 50-room facility features meeting rooms, an exercise center, an outdoor spa and several other amenities. Mannie and his staff are committed to making sure their guests not only enjoy their stay, but also want to return. High-speed wireless Internet access will soon be available throughout the hotel.
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Quincy's Village Antiques, Collectables and Gifts will be closed Jan. 15 through Feb. 1. Owners Linda Brennan, Sandra Lee and Marilu Dillard will reopen their unique Lawrence Street store Feb. 2 with lots of new items.
The 1997 NEW YEARS FLOOD VIDEO IN PLUMAS COUNTY is now available on DVD. We've completely re-mastered from the original tapes all of the exciting footage that inspired the first video-tape. See the damage beyond the roadblocks. Featuring: The Feather River Canyon flooding, Maple Leaf Tavern, Two Rivers Hwy. 70 washout, Sloat Bridge, Dog Rock Hwy 70 washout, Indian Valley flooding, Quincy and American Valley flooding. To order your copy, send a check or money order for $20 to Kevin Mallory, PO Box 1785, Quincy, CA 95971 and include your name, phone and return address information. Or call (530) 283-0150. Includes tax and shipping.
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I was there last night as well and completely agree with you. Was disappointed with SRB but very pleasantly surprised by both Heffernan and Simm.
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When award-winning documentary film writer Jane Barnes was working on the PBS Frontline/American Experience special series The Mormons, she was surprised to find herself passionately drawn to Joseph Smith. The product of an Episcopalian, "WASPy" family, she couldn't remember ever having met a Mormon before her work on the series—much less having dallied with the idea of converting to a religion shrouded in controversy. But so it was: She was smitten with a man who claimed to have translated the word of God by peering into the dark of his hat.
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Service overshadowed food quality – We were hyped up about eating at this Outback from the minute we walked in. The hostesses were very sweet and the waiters were personable and helpful. The appetizers were good, but the entres left much to be desired. I ordered the sirloin & shrimp scampi. The steak was undercooked, but I'd rather have that than overcooked. The shrimp, however, were very sad. Rubbery, heavy on the spices, and dry. I haven't had scampi before, but I thought it should be buttery. My boyfriend ordered the rack of ribs. The sauce was tasty but the meat underneath was lifeless. The most disconcerting part was when he was halfway through the rack, he discovered an old shrimp tail (no meat, just the tail) on his plate under the ribs. How does that happen??
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Siphiwe Baleka, a former lease operator with Prime Inc., gave new meaning to the phrase "Driver Health and Fitness." In April 2012, right after completing a three-year lease with Prime, Baleka competed in the Ironman South Africa triathlon, finishing the 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, and 26.2 mile run in 11 hours 59 minutes and 14 seconds.
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Within a year, Baleka had perfected the high-intensity 15 to 20 minute workouts and was in pretty good shape. "I worked out every day. It became a habit. I was then able to grow that habit, realizing that I could reasonably stretch workouts to last up to an hour or more. I was always intrigued by the Ironman competition and admired triathletes and now that I was a 'fitness trucker,' I thought what better way to prove my fitness than to do a triathlon."
In 2011, Baleka did just that. He competed in eight triathlons, winning two. His training was grueling. In addition to driving 125,260 miles, Baleka managed to swim 325,372 yards, bike 3,034 miles, and run 671 miles in preparation for the 2012 Ironman South Africa. Baleka also won two U.S. Masters National Swimming Championships.
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Kyle Riabko to Play Gay Love Interest on 90210by Matt Richenthal at .
We may not know which male character on 90210 will out himself as gay next season (although all signs point to Teddy) - but we can now confirm the second actor who will be involved in this storyline.
Broadway star Kyle Riabko has been cast as a love interest for the mystery student that finally owns up to his homosexuality on 90210 this fall.
As pictured below, this native of Canada is best known for taking over for Jonathan Groff (Glee) as the male lead in Spring Awakening, the same play Annie co-starred during season one of 90210. Riabko also appeared in the most recent production of Hair.
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