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I've been interested in 3-D printers ever since I saw one at a Maker Faire a few years ago, but it was only a year ago when I started seriously thinking about having one of my own. At that point, I started to realize just how many different options existed and ultimately started researching the RepRap family of 3-D printers (more on the different printer families below). After about a year of research, I finally settled on a printer that fit my needs and my budget.
During my research, I found that 3-D printing was an even more vast world than I imagined before. Not only are there lots of choices with the hardware, even when it comes to the software, you have a lot of options. In this article, I give a general overview of 3-D printing hardware, and then in my next article, I will discuss some of the current most popular software to control your printer. So if you have thought about getting into 3-D printing and were wondering how it works with Linux, these columns should give you a good overview from the perspective of someone who's relatively new to 3-D printing himself.
What Is 3-D Printing?
When most geeks talk about 3-D printing, they are talking about some method to create three-dimensional objects much like a regular printer. Although most hobbyist 3-D printers work with plastic, there also are efforts to print in all sorts of other materials from metals to ceramics to organic materials. Even if you narrow things down to talking only about 3-D printing in plastic, there still are all sorts of methods 3-D printers can use. That said, basically all of the home 3-D printers operate via plastic extrusion. If you have used a hot-glue gun before, you know that you load the back of the gun with a large glue stick, and once the tip of the gun heats up, your trigger forces the glue stick toward the hot end of the gun where it extrudes in a much narrower blob of glue. Imagine taking a three-dimensional object and slicing it into layers as thick as the hot glue from your hot-glue gun, and then imagine carefully squeezing the hot glue out onto a surface layer by layer until you got your object.
Plastic extrusion works in a similar way to a hot-glue gun except your plastic comes in the form of a long filament of ABS or PLA plastic 1.75mm or 3mm in diameter. The 3-D printer's extruder forces the filament into the hot end of the printer, which heats up enough to melt the plastic (160–190°C is average for PLA, and 200–250°C for ABS). The melted plastic is then pushed through a much narrower nozzle (.5mm to .35mm normally) onto a print bed.
If all a 3-D printer did was melt plastic like a hot-glue gun, it would be great for creating blobs of melted plastic but not much else. What makes the 3-D printer useful is that this extruder is mounted on a stable frame with precise X, Y and Z axis motors controlled by custom electronics. When you send a 3-D diagram to the printer, it is sliced into individual layers, and each layer is represented by a series of X, Y and Z movements, along with instructions to extrude or retract the plastic filament at appropriate points. The result is that your object is printed layer on top of layer.
Types of 3-D Printers
If you are new to 3-D printing, the number of options available can be overwhelming at first. Not only do many of the printers look relatively different from each other, there also is a wide range of prices for 3-D printer kits, from around $500 to more than $2,000 (which is much better than $15,000+ for commercial models). Plus, if you are resourceful, you even can bypass the kits and source all your own parts—it's more effort on your part, and there's a greater chance something might not work, but you can cut down the cost rather dramatically in some cases.
What I've found in my research is that 3-D printers are a lot like Linux distributions. If you were to ask everyone who had 3-D printers which one to get, you'd get about as many replies as if you asked all the Linux users what distribution to use. Some 3-D printers appeal to newbies, and others appeal to experienced users. Some 3-D printers focus on how open their hardware and software is, and others take a more commercial approach. Sound familiar?
I'm not going to enumerate every single 3-D printer out there, so I'm sorry if I leave out your favorite one, but I've found when you look at what 3-D printers the majority of people use, they tend to fall in two big categories: laser-cut wooden-box 3-D printers and RepRap-based printers. Like with Linux distributions, the 3-D printers I'm discussing generally follow open-source principles not just in their software but also in their hardware. Also note that although in some cases you can spend extra to get a pre-assembled kit, most of the kits I mention come unassembled and will require many hours to assemble and calibrate.
Laser-Cut Wooden-Box 3-D Printers
The first category of printer is most identifiable by the fact that the whole printer is enclosed in a wooden box that's usually created by a laser cutter. Printers that fit this category include the MakerBot family of printers, the Ultimaker and the Mosaic printer from MakerGear. Although all of these printers are different, they generally appeal more to people who are new to 3-D printing and want a more-polished appearance to their printer. This more polished appearance means more parts, and unlike the RepRap family of printers, most people who go this route buy a kit with a complete set of parts, and as a result, the price can be higher, starting at $900 for an unassembled Mosaic kit to $2,000 for an all-bells-and-whistles dual-extruder MakerBot Replicator. If you have the money, you can get a nice-looking 3-D printer in this category that functions well, but just don't assume that the extra money necessarily buys you better specs. Think of it like buying a commercial Linux distribution versus downloading a community-supported one.
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Kyle, what a fantastic job covering all aspects of 3-D printing, I'm impressed. The $500 model seems feasible, but for goofing around with fun in mind this is not an expense I care to dish out so easily. Still, to print your own 3-D objects for that sort of money is not a bad deal at all.
3d printing seems to be
3d printing seems to be evolving much quicker than other printing process. I believe you can product 3D in HD now?
3D printing is great!
The 3D printing is looks like the real world, it's amazing! I love it!!! <3
3D printing is to printing what apple is to orange !
Please soundly refrain from using this coined name before it becomes too late, before it becomes another "Java", "Ajax", "Web 2.0" or whatever new marketing fuss and hype !
Really, where does one see in this technology, whatever promises it carries or future it might have, that it has to do with printing ?
By concept, "3D-printers" are much closer to general purpose machine-tool that they are to printers.
Therefore why add to the general confusion induced by already too much technical acronyms and meaningless coined terms and lure the general audience into believing what 3D-printing is not ?
For 3D-printing is to printing what apple is to orange, that is zippo !
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What's in a name: it's called 3D printing, maybe because it is somewhat similar to 2D printing in that way that it kind of 'exports' a digital representation into (3D), or on to (2D) a real-world object. Language is not as theoretically consistant as i.e. math, it's a convention of words...
3-D printing review.
Can you give me the name of a CAD program that runs under Linux that would compare with a CAD, or CAD/CAM program such as Mastercam which runs on Windows only?
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ESPN's Pierre LeBrun is reporting that the NHL plans to pull its latest offer, which included a 50-50 split of Hockey Related Revenue, off the table if the Oct. 25 deadline for saving an 82-game season passes.
After the NHL laid out the proposal to the NHL Players' Association, commissioner Gary Bettman said the two sides had to reach a deal by Oct. 25 in order to retain an 82-game season. The date has come with no new negotiations scheduled.
"Things seem to be not progressing the way we would like - it's disappointing," Bettman told reporters at a Wednesday media conference announcing the Islanders' move to Brooklyn in 2015.
Bettman said it was possible that the next round of cancellations could include shutting down the Winter Classic. The league has already canceled 135 games through Nov. 1.
ESPN's Pierre LeBrun spoke to former Sabres president Larry Quinn concerning the lockout. Quinn said he's surprised the league is in this position.
"I really believe there's a deal to be made here," Quinn told ESPN.com. "And I'm shocked that given the money involved. ... I mean, the person that gets hurt the most in this is the player. You've got a diminishing asset, and unlike the owners, everything they make is a profit and it cannot be replaced. That's just the nature of the beast. The fact that their limited livelihood would be jeopardized once again, something is just wrong. It makes you wonder what interests are being represented and why."


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Money tangle: The IRS and its tea party tempest
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The Internal Revenue Service is feeling the sort of heat that targeted taxpayers feel from the tax agency. It's the sense that a powerful someone is breathing down your neck.
A look at why the Benghazi issue keeps coming back
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The night of smoke, chaos, gunfire and grenades that killed four Americans in Benghazi, Libya, is well-documented. Eight months later, it is the decisions made back in Washington that remain murky and in perpetual dispute.
Obama to address Morehouse College commencement
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President Barack Obama is delivering the commencement address at Morehouse College, the historically black, all-male institution that counts Martin Luther King Jr. among its alumni.
First lady to high school grads: Live your dreams
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posted May 18th - 3:08pm
First lady Michelle Obama has some advice for some Tennessee high school graduates: Strike your own path in college and life and work to overcome inevitable failures with determination and grit.
Obama takes Cabinet secretaries out to play golf
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President Barack Obama has taken two Cabinet secretaries out for a round of golf _ in the rain.
Obama agenda marches on despite controversies
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Despite Democratic fears, predictions of the demise of President Barack Obama's agenda appear exaggerated after a week of cascading controversies, political triage by the administration and party leaders in Congress and lack of evidence to date of wrongdoing close to the Oval Office.
Myanmar leader, Obama to meet while reforms stall
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posted May 18th - 9:54am
Myanmar President Thein Sein's historic White House visit next week is the culmination of U.S. outreach to a former pariah regime. That's been based on a principle of taking "action for action" by deepening ties in response to democratic reforms.
Obama meets with new acting IRS head
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The White House says President Barack Obama has met with Daniel Werfel, the new acting commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service.
CBO: Obama budget cuts deficits $1.1T by 2023
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President Barack Obama's budget would trim projected federal deficits by $1.1 trillion over the coming decade, using nearly $6 in higher revenues for every $1 in reduced spending to achieve it, Congress' nonpartisan budget analyst said Friday.
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Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on Friday ordered the military to recertify all 25,000 people involved in programs designed to prevent and respond to sexual assault, an acknowledgement that assaults have escalated beyond the Pentagon's control.
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Filipa Espadrille Wedge
Criss-cross canvas adds a twist to this classic warm-weather staple. Our Filipa Espadrille Wedge features a peep-toe and an embroidered logo on the jute-covered heel. It's a wear-with-all style that will take you — and your wardrobe — through the season with ease.
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I love these Espadrilles, but do agree with others wish I had gone up a 1/2 size. They are a great height for walking in and can be dressed up or down (I got the ones with the gold thread running through) I did have to take out the leather logo patch in the heel area since it was curling and causing discomfort. Wish they came in more colors.
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I have wide and large feet (hello size 10 shoes!) and depending on the brand and style, I go up half a size. For the Filipa espadrille wedges, I bought the size 10.5 because the shoes are too narrow for my feet. I also do the same for the Reva flats - go up half a size. If possible, try the espadrille wedges in the store to make sure you purchase the correct size. Keep in mind that TB sales associate who helpd me said the espadrille wedges stretch a little bit in the width, but not in the length.
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For the full year, the bank earned $21.3 billion, or $5.20 a share, on revenue of $99.9 billion
Still, investors weren't thrilled by the bank's results. Shares of JPMorgan Chase straddled the breakeven line Wednesday. So far this year, the bank's stock has gained more than 5%, after rallying 35% in 2012.
Going forward, Dimon said JPMorgan expects to buy back less stock in the coming quarters to shore up its capital reserves. The bank still plans to buy back up to $3 billion of stock during the current quarter, but will ask regulators for permission to repurchase fewer shares after that.
Since the financial crisis, the largest banks have been required to prove to the Federal Reserve that they have sufficient capital reserves to withstand another financial crisis. DImon said that the bank will spend this year building up its reserve related to international regulatory guidelines known as Basel III.
JPMorgan managed to generate profits during each quarter of 2012, despite recording a $6.2 billion loss from the so-called London Whale trade -- the massive bet on credit derivatives made by one of the bank's London units that went terribly wrong.
Since the trading losses were revealed, JPMorgan has shaken up its executive ranks and appointed a new chief financial officer. The bank has also fired executives and traders responsible for the losses and has said that their pay is subject to clawbacks.
In October, the bank filed suit against Javier Martin-Artajo, the former boss of Bruno Iksil, the trader who made the bad bets and came to be known as the "London Whale." A source familiar with the case said Wednesday that the suit had been settled, with Martin-Artajo agreeing to return some of his pay via the clawback mechanism in his contract.
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Pedralbes II is a pleasant, bright and above all practical apartment, which has been refurbished in Spring 2010. It has excellent connections both on foot and by public transport, and you will definitely enjoy its large and serviced communal swimming pool at the ground floor, which is owned by an aparthotel that also offers you a nice and elegant design bar and a 24/24 reception.
This 65 m2 is set on an eight floor (luckily with elevator), which guarantees tranquillity and lovely views. The living and dining area with a sunny 5 m2 balcony has been decorated in a classical style with some original touches, and is separated from the fully equipped kitchen. It offers two bedrooms, both with built-in cupboards: the master bedroom with double bed and the second one with two single beds. A bathroom with bath/shower combination completes the offer. The apartmentoffers a parking space for rent.
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Minimum stay: 30 nightsRates (including taxes), from:Price 1 month:2.660 €Price 2-6 months2.560 €/monthOther chargesCheck-in / Check-out:15 € / 10 €Check-in on Sundays:30 €Check-in after 20h:30 €
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Creating Leaders: An Ontological/Phenomenological ModelWerner ErhardIndependent Michael C. JensenHarvard Business School; Social Science Electronic Publishing (SSEP), Inc.; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER); European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI) Kari L. GrangerSunergos, LLC; Center For Character and Leadership Development May 21, 2013 THE HANDBOOK FOR TEACHING LEADERSHIP, Chapter 16, Scott Snook, Nitin Nohria, Rakesh Khurana, eds., Sage Publications, 2011 Harvard Business School NOM Unit Working Paper 11-037 Barbados Group Working Paper No. 10-10 Simon School Working Paper Series No. FR 10-30 Abstract: The Editors of the "Handbook for Teaching Leadership" say the following in their introductory chapter: "How does one teach leadership in a way that not only informs [students] about leadership but also transforms them into actually being leaders?" (p. XXIV). The sole objective of our ontological/phenomenological approach to creating leaders is to leave students actually being leaders and exercising leadership effectively as their natural self-expression. By "natural self-expression" we mean a way of being and acting in any leadership situation that is a spontaneous and intuitive effective response to what one is dealing with. In creating leaders we employ the ontological discipline (from the Latin ontologia "science of being"). The ontological model of leader and leadership opens up and reveals the actual nature of being when one is being a leader and opens up and reveals the source of one's actions when exercising leadership. And, ontology's associated phenomenological methodology (explained in 2) below) provides actionable access to what has been opened up. The being of being a leader and the actions of the effective exercise of leadership can be accessed, researched, and taught either: 1) as being and action are observed and commented on "from the stands", specifically as these are observed by someone, and then described, interpreted and explained (third-person theory of), or 2) as being and action are actually experienced "on the court", specifically as these are actually lived real-time (first-person experience of). As a formal discipline, the "on the court" method of accessing being and action (that is, as being and action are actually lived) is named phenomenology. In short, an epistemological mastery (a from-the-stands mastery) of a subject leaves one knowing. An ontological mastery (an on-the-court mastery) of a subject leaves one being. Of course the students themselves do not need to study ontology; they only require the access to being and the source of action that is provided by the ontological perspective. And, they don't need to study phenomenology; they only need to be provided with the actionable pathway to the being of being a leader and the actions of effective leadership made available by the phenomenological methodology. For the Slide Deck Textbook for the course and the entire 1044 pages of the course materials as the course was taught at Whistler, B.C. Canada, in October, 2012 see: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1263835 Number of Pages in PDF File: 63 Keywords: Leader, Leadership, Ontology, Phenomenology, Context, Occur, Correlate, Natural Self Expression JEL Classification: M1 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: October 27, 2010 ; Last revised: June 11, 2013Suggested CitationContact Information
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The 226 delivers a dry ride and handles well through turns and choppy water.
Room and storage abound throughout Cobalt's 226 bowrider.
The two pedestal seats are quite innovative in that they not only swivel 365 deg. and move forward and back but also have Cobalt's Flip lid system.
The center pain is hinged to port to create a wide clear passage to the bow seat. A heavy stainless steel positive rolling lock latch is mounted at the port windshield base so even if the vessel is bo
The 226 has a spacious L-shaped seat with additional storage below aft. Below the port leg of the lounge was a fiberglass-lined locker with drain that could be use as an ice chest or live baitwell.
The swim platform is roomy and full beam with a built in live baitwell with drain on the starboard side with a fold out boarding ladder with its own compartment on the port.
I just got done testing the Cobalt 226 Bow Rider and found her full of innovations from her hull to the running lights.Let's start with the hull. The boys over at Cobalt have succeeded in making the proverbial better mouse trap. We all know how effective a hard chine can be to help stability and lift. Here we see a big reverse chine on a 20-degree deadrise hull with the inboard planing strakes removed aft of the windshield. Also by removing the lower planning strakes the hull seems to ride on the upper strakes and chines creating a kind of stabilizing dihedral effect like that found on aircraft. To insure hull integrity a healthy amount of Kevlar has been used along the keel and chines, the areas of highest stress. For those who are not familiar with Kevlar it is the primary material used in bulletproof vests so you could say parts of these hulls are bulletproof. This is why Cobalt is confident enough in their product to give a 10-year hull guarantee. The vessel tested was not equipped with trim tabs, which is an option on any Cobalt. So I expected to lean from side to side as the load was shifted. Impressively, the boat remained relatively level and continued to track well at plaining speeds, mind you not perfect but very acceptable. The reason for this is what Colalt calls an extended running surface. In essence what Cobalt has done is extend the hull beyond the transom on both sides of the out drive thus creating an extended planning surface. So where you would normally mount trim tab you find more working hull surface. Keep in mind we're not talking about wimpy little trim tabs but two really beefy areas that extends well beyond the transom and to the freeboard on both sides. This is not a bolt on section ether, but part of the molded hull and makes for a generous swim platform above that bridges over the out drive. The effect of all this is a quick planing, impressively dry and very stable ride even through busy weekend lake traffic chop that comes at you from every angle. When you hit a wave the boat does not shutter like an old tri-hull but settles into the water for a comfortable safe ride. The uppers are a singular molded fiberglass piece from the bow to the swim platform. Her lines are easy on the eyes combining European styling and classic American lines. The deck has all wonderfully graceful curves and bulges to create an elegant flowing appearance. But don't let that fool you! Room and storage abound throughout Cobalt's 226 bowrider. Starting at the peck, is the anchor rope locker having a gas cylinder assisted hatch and a rubber liner below. All the hatches, large to small, have these gas cylinder assist units that not only helps open the hatch but also safely and securely hold the hatches open. The helm has facing seats nicely bolstered back rests and a full back rests facing forward below the windshields on both sides. The full backrests lift to reveal cavernous storage compartments. So large are these areas that a full-grown adult could fit inside and have room to close the hatch. Additional storage is also available below both bow seats as well. The windshield, having an aluminum-extruded frame with safety glass made by Taylor, has a graceful sweep aft. The center pain is hinged to port to create a wide clear passage to the bow seat. A heavy stainless steel positive rolling lock latch is mounted at the port windshield base so even if the vessel is bouncing around the window won't. Now the healthy 8'6" beam comes into play in the cockpit area allowing for plenty of moving around room and a spacious L-shaped seat with additional storage below aft. Below the port leg of the lounge was a fiberglass-lined locker with drain that could be use as an ice chest or live baitwell. The two pedestal seats are quite innovative in that they not only swivel 365 deg. and move forward and back but also have Cobalt's Flip lid system. This system allows the user to sit low behind the windshield at speed or when flipped up to see above the windshield in the breeze. Some of the other captains mentioned that the padding was a bit thin but I found them comfortable enough. The dash had double stitched vinyl covering and real rosewood panels with a glass finish, an option. All the gauges have a touch of gold, and were quite readable with large numbers in a classic styling. Stainless steel toggle switches, built in depth and water gauges as well as the Sony stereo remote were nicely spaced and conveniently located. Aft of the cockpit area over the engine compartment and port side is a thick cushioned vinyl sundeck. On the starboard side is the walkway to the swim platform. A drop in deck section with matching vinyl sundeck and seat is available to fit into this walkway. On the starboard side of the walkway is a small locker with a flip down door containing an air compressor for all your inflatable toys. The stock swim platform is roomy and full beam with a built in live bait well with drain on the starboard side with a fold out boarding ladder with its own compartment on the port. Be aware that even when standing you can't see the edge of the platform from the helm. I had to keep reminding myself that it was back there when docking. Following in the over built tradition of Cobalt, the boarding ladder is made of heavy gauge stainless steel tubing that slides under the portside for storage. When extended the two sections telescoping ladder extended down at a slight angle aft making for comfortable boarding. The only thing about this ladder was the need to get down on my hands and knees to extend it and with the platform low enough so as to be awash even with small seas expect to get wet. All the deck hardware was solid stainless steel. The engine compartment goes the full beam of the vessel making for very good access to all sides of the engine as well as the batteries, steering assembly, etc. The engine compartment hatch is large enough to allow one to climb in if needed.Well what can I say? As a SAMS marine surveyor I have an eye for problems big or small. I was hard pressed to find anything wrong with this vessel aside from minor ones. So after checking out the Colalt 226 I found it to be stylish, well engineered, constructed with great attention to detail, as well as very stable in seas and turns. J.D. Powers and Associates were very impressed with the Cobalt line and I can see why. So if the price doesn't scare you, and you want this type of quality in this size vessel this may be the boat for you.By Manny RebeloTest Captain
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Municipal leaders Wednesday expressed concerns over revenues as Gov. Dannel P. Malloy released details of his proposed $21.5 billion budget for next year.
For the next two years, the state budget would be $43.8 billion, increasing overall spending by about 5 percent.
Local officials are especially worried about the governor's proposal to allow residents owning motor vehicles assessed under $20,000 to no longer pay taxes on them. The officials noted they will have to find ways to offset that lost revenue.
New Haven city officials were particularly upset.
"The governor's 'no tax increase' budget is really a local tax increase budget," said Rebecca Bombero, deputy chief of staff for New Haven Mayor John DeStefano Jr.
"It gives us bad choices," she added.
Asked if New Haven residents might face a tax increase, Bombero would only say, "He doesn't want to raise taxes."
DeStefano's Director of Communications Anna Mariotti noted, "He said he wouldn't raise taxes 'more than necessary.'"
DeStefano was in Ireland for an urban conference. He has announced he will not run for re-election.
Forty-three percent of the city's revenue comes from the state. Continued...
Bombero said the total negative impact on the city from Malloy's proposal could be as high as $14.8 million.
"The city has to make it up somewhere," she said.
When asked if layoffs of city workers are looming, Bombero said, "There's nothing left to cut that doesn't include people."
And when asked if it comes down to raising taxes or layoffs, she replied, "There are no good options left."
Bombero said these choices have to be made between now and March 1, when DeStefano's budget proposal is due to the Board of Aldermen.
As for Malloy's plan to partially eliminate local car taxes, Bombero said this would mean higher taxes on real estate and personal property because the lost motor vehicle taxes would cause tax revenues to plunge about $13 million. "The city still has to collect the same dollar amount in taxes."
Ben Barnes, Malloy's budget chief, has conceded that curbing the car tax would mean commercial and residential taxpayers would pay a greater share of the tax burden in towns and municipalities.
Mariotti said "the way the funding is distributed would cause great harm to New Haven by restricting the use of funds received and limiting the city's ability to use state aid to cover operating costs like police, fire, parks, public works, libraries, youth services and much more."
She noted the proposed state budget shifts about $10 million in unrestricted funding to restricted funding. Those restricted funds can only be used for certain items, largely capital improvement projects such as paving streets and building sidewalks.
"The $10 million loss in state aid that can be used for the city's general fund (the previously unrestricted but now restricted state aid) combined with the $13 million loss in motor vehicle tax revenue amounts to an approximately $23 million gap to fill in the coming year's city budget," Mariotti said. Continued...
But New Haven would do better in terms of school funding, as would Connecticut's towns. Under Malloy's budget, the city's share of ECS funds would rise by $6.6 million in the next two years.
Milford schools' chief operations officer James Richetelli Jr., the city's former Republican mayor, was pleased with the governor's budget. Milford would receive a $635,232 increase under the proposed budget, from $11.04 million to $11.68 million. Milford is one of 117 districts that would get more ECS funding under the governor's plan.
"For education, it's clear the governor, in light of economic problems the state is facing, and will continue to face, has made a commitment to fund public education, and that's good for Milford Public Schools and all school systems," Richetelli said.
The ECS money goes to the city of Milford, which then disburses it to schools.
Bethany, Orange, and Woodbridge, the three towns that comprise the Amity Regional School District, would also all get increases in ECS funding under the proposed state budget. Bethany would get $36,108 more, Orange $51,357 more, and Woodbridge $16,955 more.
West Haven Mayor John M. Picard said that although some municipal money was cut, Malloy generally offset the loss by giving more for road work and capital improvements. However, there are stipulations about how the money can be used. The school district will also receive $1.6 million more in funding.
He's most concerned about the motor vehicle tax being eliminated, but believes it won't happen, since it did not pass when Gov. M. Jodi Rell proposed it.
"For West Haven, we'll be OK. As a matter fact, I can say unequivocally if his proposal doesn't go through for the motor vehicle tax, we'll be fine," Picard said.
Guilford First Selectman Joseph Mazza said "We're still digesting his message at the moment. It looks like Guilford's funding has reduced slightly, but we just have to wait and see what happens." Guilford's Superintendent of Schools Paul Freeman said the town's ECS share will essentially be flat over the next two years.
Madison First Selectman Fillmore McPherson said parts of Malloy's budget left him feeling "disturbed." Continued...
"He said a number of times he was looking out for the small towns, but he said he was doing away with the automobile property tax. Madison gets $3.5 million from that. Where's the money coming from? What do we do now? The only thing that comes to mind is to raise the property tax on homeowners. Just about everybody I know has to pay property taxes on their own or through their landlord. That's kind of smoke in mirrors. I'm very skeptical."
Seymour First Selectman Kurt Miller said there's both some good and bad news in Malloy's budget proposal.
On the brighter side, the town schools are slated to receive $28,000 more in ECS funds.
"It's not a tremendous amount, but any increase is certainly appreciated," Miller said, adding when planning the upcoming town and school budget for fiscal 2013-14, "we planned for no increase in any state revenues," so receiving more than expected was a good surprise.
On the municipal side, however, the governor's proposal curbing motor vehicle taxes would significantly impact Seymour, Miller said.
"I had the assessor's office run a quick report, and the town would lose $3.6 million in revenues (from lost motor vehicles taxes) … that would translate to a 3-mill increase residents would have to absorb," Miller said.
Miller said he's hopeful the governor has a plan to "offset" the loss.
East Haven Mayor Joseph Maturo Jr. said the town was still sorting through the specifics of the budget to see how it would affect municipal finances, but said when it came to education he was "impressed."
"As a whole, I haven't had a chance to review the whole budget, but I do know with the education budget we will be getting more dollars. Where we will lose dollars — well, I haven't had a chance to go over it just yet," Maturo said.
Wallingford Mayor William Dickinson Jr. said the town "appears to be taking some losses" with some portions of Malloy's budget "and is staying even in other areas."
"Overall, it appears we don't lose anything," Dickinson said. "But with no increase in money from the state, it puts us farther behind because our costs continue to go up."
Cheshire Town Manager Michael Milone said the town's schools will get an additional $20,000 in ECS funds. But Milone said he is still waiting for more information on the impact that other parts of Malloy's budget will have on the funding the town receives from the state.
"Based on what we knew two months ago, we were projecting that we'd lose about $1 million in municipal aid," Milone said.
Cheshire Superintendent of Schools Greg Florio called the additional ECS money his district will receive "nominal," but said it was a better outcome than the cuts officials had been expecting.
Wallingford Superintendent of Schools Salvatore Menzo said his district will receive an additional $60,000 in ECS funding.
Jennifer Swift, Neal McNamara, Ebony Walmsley, Luther Turmelle, Susan Misur and Jean Falbo-Sosnovich contributed to this story.
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server Farmingdale s / Host Complete Newspaper Vol. 3 No. 16 Wednesday, March 2 1 , 1962 Massapequa Park, L . I. 2nd Class Postage paid at Massapequa Park and at additional mailing offices ( pending approval) 10$ Farmingdale Han In St. Patrick's Parade Mr. Thomas Kelly, 76, of 31 Avenue I, Farming-dale, was one of those who took part in the St. Patrick- s Day Parade, Saturday in New York. Mr. Kelly paraded with the County Carlou Society of which he is a member and carried a shil-lehagh which he and his wife brought back with them when they took a trip to Ireland In 1952. In k> 0ii, he joined Clan- Na- Gael and has paraded in the annual parade, almost every year since. Born in Millon, Ireland, Mr. Kelly emigrated to the United States in his teens and married die former Helen McPartlin in ! 909. In 1918, they m oved to Farmingdale and he was employed by die State Institute for three mondis as a gardener. They returned to New York City where Mr. Kelly was employed by the New York City Transit Authority for 37 years, a member of the C. I. O. retiring in 1955 They Kelly's then returned to Farmingdale. Mr. Kelly is a descendent of Milesius, King of Spain, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly had 8 children, one living. Mrs. Mary Kadileen Glas-scott. She and her husband and family live with her parents. The Kelly's have [ our grandchildren and four Jireat- Krandchildren;. Although he paraded 40 blocks on Saturday, Mr, Kelly . said he wasn't too tired and hopes to be* in more St. Patrick's Day Parades. Mental Health Tea Sponsored By Junior League Judge Howard T. Hogan and Mrs. Orrin Dow will be among the guests at the Mental Health Tea. Mrs. Orrin Dow, Mental HealUi Chairman of the Junior League of the Women's Club of Farmingdale, announced that final preparations are now completed for the Mental Health Tea to be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Filaski on Sunday, March 25th. Mrs. Walter Finger, Invitation Chairman, completed the mailing of almost one hundred invitations to interested and active people in the community, as well as town, county, and state officials. The tea will give an opportunity to the guests to hear a panel of Junior Leaguers moderated by Mrs. Donald Waite, of the Women's Club, discuss Mental Health. The panel consists of Mrs. John Stanford), Mrs. Fred Rathgeber, Mrs. John Bierling, Mrs. John Monaghan and Mrs. Dow. It is the hope of the Committee to stimulate interest in the need for understanding Mental Health in our community. Re: earth, including interviews of qualified persons on Mental I lealth, have been made by the panel members. Mrs. Douglas liegeal, Tea Chairman, has the cooperation of the thirty members Hon. Judge Howard T. Hogan in a statement to Mrs. Dow said, " It is gratifying to learn that several of the residents of our community are stimulating interest in this youth group." Post Office Moving Into New Location] Postmaster Leo Morgans jwishes to advise patrons of the) [ Farmingdale Post Office that( [ commerncing Monday, March* 126th, business will be conduct-led at the new location at the) [ corner of Main and Prospect^ i Street. The official dedication of thej i newly constructed Post Office [ will take place sometime in; ' May. Demolay Order Guests of F& A. IH. Jessee Merritt Chapter, Carder of Demolay were the guests of dieir sponsors Bethpage Lodge F & A. M. # 975 on Friday night, March 16th, at die Masonic Temple on North Main Street. The sponsors paid tribute to die boys and the boys in turn honored dieir sponsors by dramatizing a portion of the Demolay Degree. Comical pantomine acts were put on by the boys and refreshments were served. Dist 22 Traveling Distance To Be Voted Upon District # 22 School Board member Joseph Kenney moved diat tiv. riding distance of ten miles be extended to 15 miles for those attending private or parochial schools outside the District and that the distance be counted from the periferal area of the District and not the home of the student. He further stated that the sum not to exceed $ 25,000 also be included and that this motion be placed on the voting machines for the people to decide at the annual meeting to be held May 2nd from 12 noon to 10 P. M. Board member Edward McNally seconded the motion. It was passed 6 to 1 with Board President Florence DeHaan casting the de-senting vote. It was pointed out that it costs \ he District a total of $ 900 to educate one child and that the District would in effect be saving . money, by paying for District transportation enabling these students to attend a private or parochial school outside the district. Keep Off the Street" A recent survey by the Suffolk County Police Department showed that many students of the Mill Lane Jr. High School in Farming-dale were walking in the road on their way to school. This fact was particularly true on Daniel Drive directly in front of Mill Lane, according to Charles * L. Manso, Principal. Children should cross with the guard or at lights, stay on the sidewalks and obey the traffic rules," he added. Carman, Hallahan New Village Trustee's How They Voted Willis B. Carman Jr. led the Liberty Party ticket with a vote count of 638 and his running mate John T. Hallahan garnered 614 to win the two year posts as Trustees of The Incorporated Village of Farmingdale. The defeated candidates were: Joseph Mo lino, who received 233 Bethpage Loses By Despite the fact that District # 18 voters piled up a 66.35% YES vote in last Saturday's referendum for 2100 additional classroom seat construction, the necessary 2/ 3 majority was short by 39 votes or less than 1/ 3 of 1%. A sevendi referendum will probably be up before the Plainedge voters within the next 30 days. Last Minute Bulletin At Tuesday night's Executive Board of Education meeting, there was considerable discussion about submitting the same referendum to the voters as soon as possible, it was learned. The decision will come to a Conclusionat the open Board of Education meeting to be. held on Thursday, March 29th at the Plainedge High School. . votes and William Hantusch who tallied 260. " We, the newly elected Trustees of the Village of Farmingdale, would like to express our thanks and appreciation for die confidence shown by electing us to serve as your representatives In the Village," - Plainedge 1/ 3 of 1% The total count showed2729 YES and 1384 NO votes and left a pall over the gathering who waited a-round the Soudiedge School for official tabulations following the 10 P. M. closing of the polls Saturday night. Endorsements by die Plainedge Classroom Teachers Association, die Plainedge Federation of Teachers, PACE, UTAandalldiePTA's, as well as the lack of any apparent organized opposition led die gathering to be hopeful that this time the space shortage would be alleviated and another referendum not necessary. The announcement of die closeness of the vote stunned School Superintendent Dr. John Rinehai and led Board President Henry Weinstein said that he is going ( Continued on page 12) Fred Hackett Runs Camp In Adirondack Fred Hackett, who has long been active in local youth recreation and school committees, announced today that he is undertaking die managing directorship of Camp Riverdale, an Adirondack wilderness camp on Long Lake in Hamilton County, New York. This* camp was founded by Mr. Hackett's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hackett, in 1912, five years after diey founded Riverdale Country School. Camp Riverdale has operated continuously since then as a wilderness camp where boys from the ages of seven to seventeen gain real outdoor camping experience with modern equipment and a mature, experience staff. The camp is located at the North end of Long Lake, ten miles by boat from the nearest public road and it is in the heart of the mountains. Many of the boys enjo} mountain climbing trips both over the well traveled Adirondack trails and up several mountains forwhk: there are no trails. ( Continued on page 12 >
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