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2485 Snjezana (5) - Vodice
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- 2 bedrooms
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BASIC INFORMATION: Type of property: apartments. Number of apartments and their capacity is A(5+1),A(5). Check in: 14:00 Check out: 10:00
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT: free parking within the property, courtyard, garden.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES: free use of barbecue.
BEACHES CLOSE TO THE PROPERTY: sandy beach, rocky beach, concrete beach, the beach has the Blue Flag - this is a special mark for the clean sea and available facilities on the beach, beach parties.
DISTANCES: The distance to the closest beach is 250 meter. The distance to the sea is 250 metar. The distance to the town center is 250 metar. Grocery store - 100 m. Cl...Read more
2485 Snjezana (5) - Vodice
Vodice, Northern Dalmatia, Croatia
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Croatia - Riviera Sibenik - Vodice - 2485 Snjezana (5)
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INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: sojourn tax, internet use, parking use , final cleaning, bed sheets and towels, air conditioning use (if specified as optional equipment of the apartment/room), heating.
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Product DescriptionThe Ace fromTroy Lee Designs is a MTB specific short with a relaxed fit and design. Ergonomic MTB specific cut and fit Integrated removable inner short chamois with lycraThigh panels 4 way stretch, highly durable body material Full waist and hip height adjustment viaTPRTLD branded adjusters Pedal friendly inner side pockets with water resistant zippersThermal welded intake and exit vents for crotch ventilation AdditionalThigh and crotch ventilation zippers High quality ribbed spandex rear yoke p
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Date Reviewed: June 8, 2013
Strengths: MTB specific cut, great fit, amazing chamois
Weaknesses: Not as cool as I'd hoped.
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If I have one complaint, it's that they weren't as cool as I expected. The Mavic Red Rocks I have are lighter and breathe a little better, but I'd gladly take the Ace over those for the fit, cut, and chamois.
I paid $60 for these on Chainlove, which makes this a 5 chili value. I don't know if I'd pay $130 for these, but I don't know if I'd pay $130 for ANY shorts.
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Similar Products Used: Fox Sergeant, Mavic Red Rock, Hoss Ponderosa
Date Reviewed: March 20, 2013
Strengths: Best chamois / liner of any MTB short I've ever owned, by far. The shorts themselves are extremely comfortable too. Mine are a year old, heavily used, repeatedly crashed, and hardly show any wear. I far prefer these to the Jett Raptors, Fox Altitudes, and Zoic Ethers I own.
Weaknesses: Expensive and rarely on sale. The look is low-key for TLD (at least in black), but still flashier than I'd pick.
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Date Reviewed: October 3, 2012
Strengths: These are a very comfortable pair of short they stretch while cycling which is a big plus in my books
Weaknesses: I got the Ace Short Yellow and these are not made for dirt I have worn them twice in dry conditions in Northern Cal trails and I had to wash them 6 time just to remove dry dirt stains out I would hate to see what they would end up if it was wet out! That said the treading in the seam is already coming loose along the pocket zip for $129 I was exception a lot higher quality.
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Bike Setup: Santa Cruz Nomad C
Date Reviewed: February 6, 2012
Strengths: Cool feeling fabric, adjustable
Weaknesses: QUALITY!!
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So, these reasons combined with the fact that these are TLD's top of the line enduro type short is the reason for my low score. I've had Fox shorts and Pearl Izumi shorts that have lasted many, many seaons, so I know it can be done.
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Price Paid: $129.00
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Bike Setup: Intense Uzzi, Cane Creek Double Barrel with Ti spring, Fox Van 36 RC2, King Hubs, BB, Headset, Mav 823 hoops, Thomson Stem, post, SRAM XO derailleur, Elixir Brakes
Date Reviewed: June 21, 2011
Strengths: Light weight, included inner pants with chamois.
Weaknesses: Cost.
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $120.00
Purchased At: Troy Lee Designs
Similar Products Used: Specialized, AXO
Bike Setup: Gary Fisher Hi Fi Pro 29
Date Reviewed: May 13, 2011
Strengths: lightweight, sharp looking.
Weaknesses: Elastic strap that adjust waist ripped after wearing about 6X. Very weak material on the strap. They other strap is about to tear soon. Don't buy the white pair since they stain really bad and nothing gets it cleaned. Looks like I had an accident in my pants after one ride. I also have a couple pairs of the Troy Lee Sprint short that are way more durable (heavier but worth it).
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Target announced this week it will close its store in the Hickory Hollow area in early 2013 after more than 30 years in that location.
A company spokeswoman told NewsChannel 5 after several years of decreasing sales, the decision was made to close the store on Cane Ridge Road at the end of the business day on February 2nd.
Many shoppers who came to the store Thursday night had not heard the news about the store's pending closure.
"I can't believe. It's heartbreaking," said shopper LaRae Frierson.
The store opened in 1981 and is the last department store left in what was once a thriving Hickory Hollow shopping district. Shoppers said the store will be missed.
"And it's convenient for people that's around here. You know, people walk to Target if they don't have transportation," said shopper Sandra Haliburton.
A mother and daughter walked into the store Thursday night, something they often do.
"My daughter always says can we go to the store with the circle and the dot on it," Angelica Bridges said.
She read about the store closing on Facebook and the news took her by surprise.
"I was pretty shocked because this Target is always busy, especially at Christmas time. We come here on Black Friday, and the line is always around the building and behind the corner, so I was surprised," Bridges said.
The news of Target's closing comes just months after the entire Hickory Hollow Mall closed. It was recently sold for $1 million to a local doctor. Only the Electronic Express store still operates out of the mall location. Nashville State Community College opened a satellite campus this semester inside the former Dillard's store.
Target said eligible employees at the store on Cane Ridge Road will have the opportunity to transfer to other stores when the location closes in February.
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PHOENIX, July 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Grand Canyon University is creating a new College of Science, Engineering and Technology (CSET) to better align its academic offerings with the school's focus on STEM education and job opportunities in those fields.
CSET will include computer science and information technology programs that will launch this fall, engineering programs that are planned for 2015, and existing programs such as biology pre-med, pre-physical therapy, pre-physician assistant, pre-pharmacy, exercise science and forensic science that had been housed in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Research from the Washington-based non-profit group Change the Equation found that there are 1.7 STEM jobs for every one unemployed person in Arizona, compared with more than four unemployed people for every one non-STEM job.
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Wooden previously served as dean of GCU's College of Arts and Sciences, which is being split. Lab-based sciences, technology and engineering will now fall under CSET, while traditional liberal arts programs will become part of the new College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) under the direction of acting dean Dr. Sherman Elliot.
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Lily Rose's arrival was five years in the making, so when she finally arrived I had folders full of decorating ideas I couldn't wait to bring to life. I started off with my paint colors which are a combination of traditional pastel pink, neutral white and mushroom, which I think allow the small space to have maximum light but also warmth.
I introduced touches of apple green and mint to keep the space fresh and compliment the pretty pink feel. Furniture-wise we replaced Lily Rose's large sleigh cot with a toddler size single bed in cream metal which was a bargain on sale through Domayne. Most of the other furniture pieces were reclaimed or vintage finds that we painted and use as essential storage for the never ending toys that seem to multiply like rabbits.
I did spurge on the beautiful crochet rug by Hooked Design which I just adore, linking the whole hand made theme to my Collage Trio of Little Pearl Designs artworks. I started making these children's pieces after being inspired by decorating Lily Rose's interiors and now create a bespoke range from home while raising my daughter.
Thanks, Skye! To see more of visit her at her Facebook page, Little Pearl Designs.
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What a sweet space!
This is so beautiful... boy, I would love to have a little girl just to recreate a room like this!
So pretty and warm. Love the giant doily rug.
Really pretty!
Pretty, but all those paper decorations are a real dust trap.
Thank you for the lovely feedback, this was such a fun room to create!


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This is a Dangerbox Music Video to the song, "Act" by Mjoaa & Trone. Like what you hear? Visit www.dangerbox.net for more beats like these. "Act" is now available to download here:
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A Blue Guy spends his life secluded from society, but a wake-up call pushes him into a lengthy stroll to the big city. Ignoring and rejecting everything around him, up until a certain point he is faced with a choice whether to act or not.
The visuals and animated soundwaves are heavily inspired by a scene from Ratatouille, in which I tried to animate the music itself, since Techno lends itself very well to digital graphics. I also tried to apply a full spectrum of color in its correct order as he travels on his long walk, as well as different colors that fit with the living beings seen throughout the video. Specifically for the people, I made eye-colors reflect their current emotions. The Blue Guy's eyes remain either blank, or just closed for most of the film until his own emotions are forcibly brought out by the choice to act or not at a critical moment.
I didn't have a long time to work on the project due to school, but it turned out as a great experiment and I'm content with the final product's look. Hope you'll enjoy both it and the song! You gotta act.
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars February 4, 2011
No offense dude, but what are you smoking?
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 28, 2010
Great music and animation
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars July 27, 2010
The video completely matches the music, by that meaning everything is in sync with each other. The concept of him having to act, along with the conclusion being a perfect example of when to act, was also well done. You're a great animator, keep it up.
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 30, 2010
I love how you timed the background to the beat of the music!


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Hi everyone,
I am 33, my husband is 27 and we have been trying to conceive since we got married 05/2011.
I have never been in a forum quite like this but have grown emotional drained and needed to talk with someone who may be able to relate.
Little background: Dx'ed with PCOS on Apr 2012 after AF didn't show for approx 6 months, had HSG and bloodwork which came back WNL.
AF returned and informed by doc that getting me to ovulate in the future will not be an issue, but hubby had SA that showed oligospermia (twice), he is now due to have testicular biopsy on Friday and I'm scared that our chances of conceiving naturally are slim to none :ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno: We have prayed about it and know when God sees fit he will bless us with a child ... can anyone relate to such a situation.


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As we arrived we saw a perfect 15ft set, not a drop of water out of place. I got my 10'2 DVG ready and left Alan on the ski to shoot pictures. All the usual guys were out: Mickey Duffus, Simon Lowe, Mike Schlebach, Dave Smith, Jake Kolnik and a whole bunch of other locals including a new, younger crew. Matt Bromley arrived back from Hawaii just in time for the swell and got an epic barrel on the inside section - not easy on a 9'6 board. Simon had some epic late drops on his 10'6 and was surfing amazingly well for a guy that just had a knee operation a few days before! Dave had one insane late drop on his 9'0, taking off under the lip. The waves remained perfect the whole day with a lot of the guys having two long sessions. I had one of the best days that I can remember and surfed for 10 hours. As the sun dropped low in the sky I dropped Alan off on the beach in Kommetjie and rode back to Hout Bay by myself on the ski, sneaking one final look at Dungeons before making it back to the harbour at 6pm. The waves had been closer to 15ft rather than the 20 plus we live for, but hell after 12 hours of perfect 15 footers all the guys were stoked! Lets hope that this is the start to an epic winter of waves.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Matt Bromley running from the white water. The mountain in the background is called the Sentinel and looks over Dungeons.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
John Bromley with the house going upside-down behind him. John is Matt's father. You wouldn't say that he was your average 57-year-old.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
This is the first wave we saw when we arrived from Dungeons. Enough to get anyone amped.© 2014 ,Alan van Gysen
Some of the younger guys haven't quite perfected the take off yet.© 2014 ,Alan van Gysen
The big wave surfing fraternity has always been intimate, here Danny and Conn Bertish grab a moment.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Dave Smith making it look easy on his 9'0.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Long time Sunset local Jake Kolnik on a bomb.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
This is me, Jeremy Johnson, on a smaller insider.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Mickey and Chip sharing the peak and showing the young guns how its done.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
The lefts were super clean all day. This is me on a smooth one.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Matt trying not to go the falls with his board.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Myself and Mickey going left, Matt and Conn going right.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Mickey Duffus is a big wave legend in these parts. He had a big birthday the other day but still has more style than ever.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Someone about to go down hard on the left, an unknown soldier who stepped over the line.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Apparently one percent of waves in a swell can be up to twice the average. On a big day these are the rouge sets which keep you on your toes.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
This is a great shot of Mike taken from the left, he looks like he's riding a 6.0 and eyeing the lip for a bit of abuse.© 2014 ,Alan van Gysen
Chip Snaddon was all over the lefts.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
Mike charges hard and is always a standout.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
John Farrel looking for the barrel on another perfect left.© 2014 Alan van Gysen
It may be too late for the ASP Big Wave World Tour, but Dungeons lit up.
Conor Maguire harks towards a time when the cold and dark wraps back in and the lows deepen, spinning thick ropes of swell towards Ireland.
Italy has waves and Sardinia has some of the best spots, places you would not believe. Leonardo Fioravanti knows that better than most...
From the Caribbean to Nova Scotia (and maybe even Europe) the forecast is for a medium sized swell to grace your local beach.
Like a lot of the waves in the edit, this one is a grower. Dusty Payne and Yadin Nicol make light work of things you'd sail on by.
Highlight of the day was the 17-year-old brother of local legend Manoa. He blew everyone away.


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- Arkady Grudzinsky
- Beaverton, OR
- United States
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If this were the last day of your life, how would you spend it?
It just occurred to me today that finishing my most urgent project at work wouldn't be on my to do list. I would love to read some thoughts or stories.
...After reading some responses, it seems that most people would do what they always wanted to do and take care of things that they value most. But why wouldn't we do these things in the first place, regardless of how long we have left? I don't mean it as a rhetorical question - it would be interesting to read some thoughts.
Closing Statement from Arkady Grudzinsky
I'd like to thank everyone who participated in this conversation. Lots of interesting thoughts and perspectives.
Perhaps, most notable conclusions:
1. At the end, we focus on what matters most for us, and for most people it's people we love - most people would spend time with family, friends, write letters, etc.
2. It should not matter whether we live the last day of our life or not. Perhaps, we should just do what we do any other day, like having a cup of nice tea, and enjoy the moment.
It's hard to summarize everything that was said here - worth reading.
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Jan 30 2013: Just an observation (not surprising, perhaps): it seems, most responses involve spending time with the loved ones. I guess, this is what really matters to most people.
The company I work for makes semiconductor chips for those devices everyone is crazy about when they are new and forget about them in a couple of months just to get the next one. It's a never-ending chase. Products that seemed exciting 3 years ago are not in production any more. And there is, of course, another "hot", "exciting", and "promising" product in the pipeline. No doubt, it will be forgotten too 3 years from now. I spend, roughly, 1/3 of my life on this stuff...
When I was in a hospital with my wife when she gave birth to our sons, I envied people who work in the hospital, because what they do, literally, makes a difference between life and death... Weird feeling.
Jan 31 2013: I too had a wierd feeling" at a hospital about 7 years ago and it eventually it dawned on me that I had chosen the wrong career path. That I too wanted to have a positive influence during someones struggle with life and death. I eventually gave up my job in Computers to pursue a medical degree.
So my suggestion to you is to dig deeper into this Weired feeling and to explore what it could mean, it could just be your subconscious giving you hints.
by the way, i would suggest a book to you, "What should I do with my life" by Po Bronson.
Feb 1 2013: Yes, in some fields, products are forgotten faster than in others. But does that mean that short-lived things have no place in our lives? Maybe I used one of your products, who knows! And I built something that was useful to someone for some period of time. I got paid for it, and so did you. In any case, practically all products have their own lifetimes. I bet, even the Eiffel Tower would, one day, have outlived its usefulness, and it will come down.
Even a cook can look at each burger he made, and say, "with this, I fill one person's stomach". So, why can't you? If no one found the work you do useful, you wouldn't have been paid for it.
Feb 1 2013: It's an interesting topic for another conversation - how people look at their occupations and what brings them satisfaction in their job. I can see how filling stomachs or arranging flowers can be a satisfying job.
Here is an interesting video about "what motivates us": http://youtu.be/u6XAPnuFjJc. The speaker says that money work only for physical jobs. People who use creativity and cognitive skills, actually, perform worse when promised large material rewards. They are more motivated by recognition and perfection of their skills.
As for me, the longer people use something I made, the more satisfying it is to me. In a company I left 6 years ago, I wrote a program for data analysis. I was very surprised to find out recently that people still use it. It amazes me how much hard work and brains go into integrated circuits compared to how cheap they are and how short they are used. Compare this to a paper clip, a zipper, or a light bulb.
Feb 1 2013: John and Arkady,
The question that pops into my mind, based on your comments is...are we doing the work only for someone else? Or are we also enjoying the experience? I agree Arkady...interesting topic for another discussion....how do we perceive our work? I think it is also very relevant to this topic.
I love what you wrote John..."Even a cook can look at each burger he made, and say, "with this, I fill one person's stomach". "
How do we move through each and every day of the life experience? I find that enjoying the adventure is very important....for me anyway! I always call my life adventures work/play because I truely enjoy every aspect of it....even the challenges:>)
I look at everything and everyone as if it is the very first time....with the curiosity of a child. So, yes...that burger I make is filling a person's stomach. The dishes I wash reminds me that I have food....the laundry I do reminds me that I have cloths and a wonderful machine to wash those cloths. I LOVE taking laundry off the line when it has been drying in the fresh breeze and sun....I still notice it, smell it and LOVE it after thousands of times doing the same task. Every single day I walk in the gardens, I realize the wonder and magic of what the gardens produce.....food....beauty....joy....exercize....the wonderful sounds and sights of everything that is happening in the gardens.
The "jobs" and careers I've had have been VERY educational, and I am grateful for that.....I am grateful that I've been willing and able to really "notice" everyone and everything that has contributed to my life adventure.....grateful every time someone cooks me a hamburger. I take NOTHING for granted, and that is what makes a HUGE difference in the life adventure...in my humble perception and experience:>)
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It's not easy to move on from a broken heart – something Kelly Osbourne knows all too well.
In a new magazine interview the 21-year-old admitted she still loved her ex fiancé Luke Worrall following their July break up.
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The Ohio Ballot Board on Thursday approved new summary language for Issue 2, which would take the decennial redistricting out of the hands of politicians and task a nonpartisan commission with redrawing congressional lines. The Dispatch reports that the new summary removes factual inaccuracies and included previously omitted information about who would select members of the new citizens commission. Secretary of State and Ballot Board Chairman Jon Husted said the board tried to make the language as generic and concise as possible, but Democrats and voter advocates say the new language is too long and technical and would confuse voters.
Cincinnati City Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld became the first elected official in the nation to host an online town hall. The Enquirer reports that Sittenfeld is taking questions on the online tool CrowdHall and by next Friday will have answered them via text or video. He is also asking Cincinnatians to post suggestions as to how they would balance the budget or spend the new casino revenue.
Rush Limbaugh on Thursday theorized that Al Qaeda colluded with President Barack Obama to give up Osama bin Laden to help Obama look good and win reelection.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney defines "middle income" as $200,000 to $250,000 a year. The Associated Press reports that Romney made the comments during an interview broadcast Friday on ABC's "Good Morning America." The Census Bureau meanwhile reported this week that the median household income is just over $50,000. CityBeat's reporting staff wishes management would promote us to middle income level.
Speaking of ABC, they're being sued by Beef Products Inc. for $1.2 billion over a report of the beef filler "pink slime." The beef company says the defaming report disparaged the safety of pink slime.
Obama again apologized for America called Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and called on him and the Muslim Brotherhood to stand with Washington against protesters who are attacking the U.S. Embassy in what The New York Times called a "blunt phone call."
Jimmy Kimmel took the iPhone 4S onto the streets, telling people it was the new iPhone 5, proving that Apple cultists enthusiasts will love anything the company puts out.
In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here.
Hurricane Sandy slammed the East Coast last night. At least 16 people are believed to have died from the storm, and as many as 7.5 million were left without power. Areas of New York and New Jersey also faced major flooding. It took until 4:30 a.m. for Sandy to go from hurricane to tropical storm.
The Anna Louise Inn will be in court at 9 a.m. today arguing in front of the First District Court of Appeals, which could overturn a May ruling and allow the Inn to move forward with its renovation. CityBeat will have online coverage for the hearing later today.
Hamilton County's probation department is facing sexual harassment charges. The charges are coming from a county worker who said her promotion was denied due to her actions "for opposing discrimination and encouraging others to exercise their right to be free from acts of discrimination."
The Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes filed a lawsuit Friday in an attempt to reverse the August reworking of the Blue Ash airport deal. For COAST, the lawsuit is mostly to stall or stop the financing for the $110 million Cincinnati streetcar.
City Council will vote next week to decide whether the city should borrow $37 million to fund development projects and a portion of the Homeless to Homes program. But Homeless to Homes is generating some concern due to its requirement to move three shelters.
Three Cincinnati charity groups are coming together to help veterans with disabling injuries. The organizations will pool available resources to hopefully find jobs for veterans.
Mitt Romney is running a new ad against President Barack Obama in Ohio that says Chrysler is moving Jeep production to China. The ad, which Chrysler says is false, warranted a snarky response from the car company: "Despite clear and accurate reporting, the take has given birth to a number of stories making readers believe that Chrysler plans to shift all Jeep production to China from North America, and therefore idle assembly lines and U.S. workforce. It is a leap that would be difficult even for professional circus acrobats." The Obama team also responded with its own ad. It is somewhat understandable Romney would be getting a bit desperate at this point in the race. Ohio is widely considered the most important swing state, but aggregate polling has Romney down 1.9 points in the state. Romney is up 0.9 points nationally.
State Republicans are refusing to pull an ad that accuses William O'Neill, Democratic candidate for the Ohio Supreme Court, of expressing "sympathy for rapists." This is despite the fact that Justice Robert Cupp, O'Neill's Republican opponent, has distanced himself from the ad. At this point, even the most nonpartisan, objectives watchers have to wonder why the Republican Party can't keep rape out of its messaging. In comments aired first on Aug. 19, U.S. Senate candidate Todd Akin of Missouri said on pregnancy after rape, "If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down." On Oct. 23, Richard Mourdock, the Senate candidate for Indiana, said, "I struggled with it myself for a long time, but I came to realize that life is that gift from God. And, I think, even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that God intended to happen."
Ohio is getting closer to the health exchange deadline with no plan in sight. Obamacare asks states to take up health exchanges that act as competitive markets for different health insurance plans. States are allowed to either accept, let the federal government run the exchanges or take a hybrid approach. As part of the health exchanges, the federal government will also sponsor a heavily regulated nonprofit plan that sounds fairly similar to the public option liberals originally wanted in Obamacare.
Meanwhile, Ohio and other states still haven't decided whether they will be expanding their Medicaid programs. In the past, state officials have cited costs as a big hurdle, but one study from Arkansas found Medicaid expansions actually saved money by reducing the amount of uncompensated care. Some states that expanded Medicaid also found health improvements afterward.
An inspector at the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) was caught not doing her job. The inspector was supposed to do 128 site visits for in-person safety inspections, but she apparently never showed up to some of the schools and filed fraudulent reports.
Peter Cremer North America could add 50 jobs in Cincinnati over three years in an expansion.
A San Francisco firm bought a major stake in Cincinnati Bell.
Some Democratic lawmakers want answers from Republican Gov. John Kasich.
A group of Democratic state representatives has put forth a bill that would require Kasich — and every governor after him — to come before the Ohio House of Representatives 10 times per year for 45-minute question and answer sessions where the governor would have to take at least five questions from each side of the aisle.
Rep. Mike Foley, D-Cleveland, is the bill's sponsor. He did not return CityBeat's call for comment as of Wednesday afternoon.
Cincinnati Democratic Rep. Denise Driehaus is one of the bill's co-sponsors. She said Foley had the idea while visiting Canada, where their parliament has a similar procedure.
"I think it's a great idea where the governor interacts with the legislature and we have the opportunity to question him and really engage on some of the issues and get his opinion on things," Driehaus says.
She said the Legislature doesn't currently have a whole lot of opportunity to interact with the governor, except for the State of the State address, but even then they can't really engage Ohio's chief executive.
The Ohio Democratic Party has recently filed suit against Kasich for what it says is a failure to comply with open records laws for redacting parts of his public schedules when responding to a public records request.
The ODP has called Kasich opaque and secretive for failing to respond or only partially responding to records requests.
However, Driehaus said the bill isn't meant to apply only to Kasich, but would apply to every governor after him. She said she didn't think it was in reaction to her party's spat with the governor.
"This is much broader and much more forward thinking than that," Driehaus says.
Unfortunately for Husted, a federal judge disagrees. In a ruling today, Judge Peter Economus said in-person early voting must be restored for all registered voters to include the Saturday, Sunday and Monday before Election Day. Husted will now work with county boards of elections around the state to decide the voting hours for those days.
The ruling is the outcome of President Barack Obama's campaign and the Ohio Democratic Party suing Husted to extend in-person early voting. Before the ruling, only military personnel and their families were allowed to vote, which the Obama team and Democrats argued was unfair to non-military voters. With the ruling, everyone — including military personnel and their families — will be able to vote during the three days before election day.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has vowed to appeal the ruling, but, for now, the news comes as a victory to Obama and Democrats in the ongoing struggle over early voting hours.
Recently, Republicans have tried to block any statewide expansion of in-person early voting, citing costs and racial politics. Doug Preisse, chairman of the Franklin County Republican Party and close adviser to Gov. John Kasich, previously wrote to The Columbus Dispatch in an email, "I guess I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine."
Republicans defended Preisse's racially insensitive comment by calling it "background" and saying it was supposed to be off the record. But those defenses didn't match Preisse's defense of his own comment, and they didn't deny the substance of the comment. CityBeat covered the racial politics behind early voting in this week's issue ("Republicans Admit Racial Politics," issue of Aug. 29).
Mike Wilson, the Republican candidate for state representative in Ohio's 28th district, also voiced some concerns about the lawsuit. He said extending in-person early voting for everyone could make lines too long for military personnel and their families.
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted will appeal a ruling that expanded voting during the three days before Election Day to all Ohioans. If the appeal is approved, the early voting issue will be taken up by the U.S. Supreme Court.
On Friday, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with President Barack Obama's campaign and the Democrats when it said voting during the weekend and Monday before Election Day must include all Ohioans. Previously, the three early voting days only applied to military personnel and their families.
The appeals court ruling passed the final decision behind the three voting days to the county boards of elections and Husted. Unless Husted enacts uniform rules like he has done in the past, boards of elections will decide whether voting will still take place on those days. If there is a tie vote, Husted will be the tie breaker.
In a statement, Husted hinted at setting uniform rules if the appeal is unsuccessful: "Since some boards of elections have already started to take action on hours of operation for the three days before Election Day, I am going to take time to consult with all 88 counties before crafting a directive to set uniform hours should the state not be successful upon appeal."
In the past, Husted argued voting procedures should ideally be "locked down" months before Election Day. But with this appeal to the Supreme Court, the rules will remain up in the air.
Ohio Republicans have repeatedly blocked any expansion of in-person early voting, citing racial politics and costs. Doug Preisse, close adviser to Gov. John Kasich and chairman of the Franklin County Republican Party, said in an email to The Columbus Dispatch on Aug. 19, "I guess I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine." Black voters tend to favor Democrats by big margins.
We Are Ohio, the organization that helped repeal SB5 last year, says it will team up with nonpartisan Ohio Voters First to help put on the November ballot a constitutional amendment that would change the way legislative and congressional districts are drawn. The effort is in response to Republican-drawn redistricting maps that attempted to create 12 solidly GOP districts and four Democratic districts. The proposal calls for a nonpartisan commission to redraw legislative and congressional boundaries rather than letting politicians and anyone who gives them money do it.
The University of Cincinnati has released a study showing a considerable economic impact from construction of The Banks. Between construction contractors, new residents and visitors to the area's restaurants, the development reportedly will impact the local economy by more than $90 million a year.
The parent company of Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino will host two informational sessions this week to offer local vendors information on how to bid on contracts for supplies and services the entertainment complex will need. The first takes place 6 p.m. tonight at Bell Events Centre near the casino site at 444 Reading Road, and the second is 9 a.m. Thursday at Great American Ball Park.
The Enquirer on Tuesday reported that the University of Cincinnati and Xavier University have agreed to move the Crosstown Shootout to U.S. Bank Arena for two years in response to last year's massive brawl. NBC Sports today reported that the presents of both universities issued a press release in response, stating that no final decision had been made.
The University of Cincinnati and Xavier University were both surprised to see today's announcement concerning the future of the Crosstown Shootout. While both schools are committed to the future of the Crosstown rivalry, specific discussions are ongoing and no details have been finalized. We look forward to sharing our plans with the community at an appropriate time in the coming weeks.
If it does happen, The Enquirer's Bill Koch says it's reasonable, while Paul Daugherty says that's fine but kind of dumb.
President Obama is finding it rather difficult to even win primaries against nobodies in the South. Not that it's surprise or really matters, though.
Of course, there are reasons for these kinds of returns. Few Democrats are voting in these primaries where Obama faces only token opposition; only protest voters are truly motivated.
There's also the fact that Obama is an underdog to Republican candidate Mitt Romney in the states of Kentucky, Arkansas, and West Virginia; Obama lost all three in 2008 to John McCain.
Another potential factor: Race.
Just when you thought Sarah Palin was super reliable, she goes and backs a Utah Republican incumbent over a tea party supported candidate.
The John Edwards jury entered its fourth day of deliberations today because they need to see more prosecution exhibits.
A white supremacist was sentenced to 40 years in jail by a federal judge for a 2004 package bomb attack that injured a black city administrator in Arizona.
researchers say they can figure out if Bigfoot really existed, if
they can just get one of his hairs.
The film version of On the Road premiered at the Cannes Film Festival today, 55 years after Jack Kerouac's Beat Generation-defining novel was published. London's The Guardian says the "handsome shots and touching sadness don't compensate for the tedious air of self-congratulation in Walter Salles's road movie."
Subpoenas will be issued to more than 2,200 poll workers and others to solicit testimony about advice they gave to voters in Hamilton County precincts being investigated in a contested judicial race.
Local Democratic Party leaders said the issuance of subpoenas is "a ridiculously expensive and time-consuming proposition" that could be done more quickly and cheaply through other methods, but that process is being blocked by their Republican counterparts.
Today is the last day to register to vote, and in-person early voting is underway. Register to vote and vote at your nearest board of election, which can be located here.
Hamilton County commissioners agree on not raising the sales tax. That effectively rules out two of three plans laid out by the county administrator. The one plan left would not cut public safety, but it would make cuts to the courts, criminal justice system, administrative departments, commissioner departments and the board of elections.It seems other news outlets are now scrutinizing online schools. A Reuters report pointed out state officials — including some in Ohio — are not happy with results from e-schools. Even Barbara Dreyer, CEO of the e-school company Connections Academy, told Reuters she's disappointed with performance at e-schools. A CityBeat look into e-schools in August found similarly disappointing results.
Ohio Democrats are asking federal and state officials for
an investigation into Murray Energy, the Ohio-based coal company that
has been accused of coercing employees into contributing to Republican
political campaigns. In the statement calling for action, Ohio
Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern said, "Thanks to this report,
now we know why coal workers and miners have lent themselves to the
rallies, ads, and political contributions. They've been afraid."
Councilman Chris Seelbach is following up on information obtained during public safety meetings. The most consistent concerns Seelbach heard were worries about loitering and young people breaking curfew.
The state auditor says the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) could save $430,000 a year if it moved its student information database in-house. Current law prohibits ODE from having access to the data for privacy reasons, but State Auditor Dave Yost says it's unnecessary and "wastes time and money."
It seems Duke Energy is quickly integrating into its recent merger with Progress Energy. The company's information technology, nuclear and energy-supply departments are fully staffed and functional.
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