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Nice going, elected officials. Something is always better than nothing, but the
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My brother in NJ sent me this link and asked me what I thought of it. He's considering retiring down here, but this story unnerved him:
Summary: because voting numbers are dropping, and population isn't growing within the city limits, Knoxville is dying. Never mind when you see a revitalized downtown, with movie theatres, farmer's markets in Market Square, people milling about EVERY EVENING downtown... just ignore all that, because the city is dying, OK?
I told him it was ignorant on both counts:
- Voting numbers down because people are happy (and complacent) after 10 years of great mayors and strong development. Local politically active people still vote and participate, but Average Joe doesn't vote because he's happy.
- The City isn't growing in population because we're all built out, and the new housing development is all done in the County and outlying areas. I explained that the MPC had recently run all the numbers and shown how much we can grow under certain zoning regs.
I could analyze his other errors, like his absurd comparison of current budgets to 1980 (dude, ever heard of inflation? Houses and salaries go up over 30+ years).
My brother asked "Who is this George Korda guy, then? Does he even live in Knoxville?" I responded:
> Well, every village has an idiot, I suppose. Most people
> around here don't take George very seriously. His
> analysis is shown to be wrong > 90% of the time.
But this article in CityView really does harm to Knoxville. What he heck is his motivation? Is it a swipe at Rogero?
But I think I kept two potential retirees considering Knoxville over Asheville. You're welcome, George.
Do you live in Knoxville Reform4?
Apathy is a measure of viability. Knoxville isn't a viable city. If you have a home worth over $300k Knoxville is a poor return on what you pay to live there. People don't vote because their vote doesn't matter. Knoxville is stupid. It can't manage its budget. It can't figure out what people want.
It sucks so bad you won't live there Reform4. Which is pretty funny when you complain so much about where you do live.
And for someone who thinks they are so smart Reform4, Korda compared the population to 1980. He compared the budget to 2002. 10 years is not 30 years Einstein.
As far as Korda being wrong. He isn't wrong about this:
"Ten years ago, the operating budget for the City of Knoxville was $130 million. The proposed 2012-2013 operating budget: $180.5 million. This is a $50 million increase in a decade when the population is essentially the same size as in 1980.
The city's debt is just under $186 million. One heavy weight is the convention center's continuing debt. The debt service on the convention center alone in 2012-2013 will top $10 million."
Knoxville is a slot machine that never pays off. The only thing that has ever done "harm" to Knoxville is the people elected to run Knoxville. And why does that happen?
Korda is right. At least on this article. Knoxville is dying. Because people in Knoxville don't care to even vote. It is easier to move than it is to care. How long have you lived in the county Reform4?
Lived here all my life, son.
I dont know why Korda would choose two different markers for population and budgets, so let's consider the 2002 budget vs. 2012 budget... AND population at the same time:
2000 population about 169K
2010 population about 180K, about a 6.5% increase
If you look at the budget document, you'll see a chart on page 35/65 that shows the budget in constant dollars (e.g., adjusting for inflation).
2002-2003: $138 Million
Wow, a 6.5% increase in population with a slightly smaller (let's call it level) budget when adjusted to constant dollars!
Wow, that's like the COMPLETE OPPOSITE of what George would have you believe!!
Facts are incredible things when you actually USE THEM.
To George's credit, I'm not going to argue his knocking the Convention Center.
"Wow, that's like the
"Wow, that's like the COMPLETE OPPOSITE of what George would have you believe!!"
What Korda wrote about was apathy. Something you should know about, like the apathy people had voting for you for Commission. Ironically, the place you would do the best with your politics is the city. A place you refuse to live.
I would love to live in the city...
.. and plan to someday. However, certain family, legal, and fiscal limitations exist that prevent me from moving right now. But I do own property in the city, and happily participate in City events and in the last election.
Unlike making it personal, my posts relate to what George wrote, and anyone who can read can see that he indeed wrote what I referred to. Why would he cite budgets and population in the same sentence if he was just talking about voter apathy? Your defense of George is weak and silly.
His figures seem to show
His figures seem to show population growth from 1990 to present.
He fails to mention the local banking collapse, school consolidation, and businesses fleeing downtown that occurred from 1980 to 1990. Hell, we fled the state.
Korda couldn't offer a cogent
Korda couldn't offer a cogent analysis of a sunrise.
You're the guy that has his
You're the guy that has his kids in private schools and you do your drive by trolling on school board issues. You and Reform4 have a lot in common.
What? I am a staunch
What? I am a staunch proponent of public schools. True. Sending my children to Catholic school as a matter of religious conviction does not change my advocacy of public schooling.
Do you believe in God? Or is
Do you believe in God? Or is it your wife who does? Or you just don't want your kids in those public schools? I don't sense much conviction of any kind here.
Keep trying.
Keep trying.
It will happen in the City residential areas. This and the next wave of homeowners will force it. Five years ago, you could get a new home in the county for $100k. You were not going to get a new home in the city for that.
Now, since home lending is no longer falling like manna and development has slowed, the new "new" home likely will be a $70k home with $30k in renovation and upgrades. That, and sprawl and 4,000+ sq/ft homes don't seem to appeal to this generation as much as it did their parents.
In a bet, I'd put money on the city outpacing the county during the next twenty years.
Cityview has opinions?
A few facts = tenuous conclusions.
"Ten years ago, the operating budget for the City of Knoxville was $130 million. The proposed 2012-2013 operating budget: $180.5 million. This is a $50 million increase in a decade when the population is essentially the same size as in 1980.
The city's debt is just under $186 million. One heavy weight is the convention center's continuing debt. The debt service on the convention center alone in 2012-2013 will top $10 million."
JCB, it seems to me that we need some sort of context in which to consider these increases in municipal budget and municipal debt and it would also seem to me that the most meaningful context would be to consider them within the context of the increased incomes of the taxpayers ultimately responsible for paying them.
I don't have any data at my fingertips to suggest how the incomes of local taxpayers have changed over the last ten years, but I can tell you that my own household's income has increased 57% over this timeframe.
It appears that the city's "income" (i.e., its budget) has increased by a lesser percentage, 38%?
Similarly, taxpayers routinely owe one year's income in debt--and our mortgages alone routinely comprise two or more year's debt.
It appears, though, that the city's debt is likely lower relative to its "income" (i.e., its budget) than is the case among most of its taxpayers' debt relative to our individual incomes. The city owes just one year's "income?"
I sometimes hear this same outrage expressed WRT the county's higher budget and higher debt, relative to some point in the past, but I don't profess to understand the outrage.
It looks to me like our local city and county governments have both done a better job of keeping a lid on costs than have most of either entity's residents?
snake oil
I don't profess to understand the outrage.
Korda is not in the business of getting people to understand so much as just hoping they'll swallow.
So, what is he selling?
Metro government? A good snake oil salesman at least plants a suggestion or image into his/her spiel.
What George is selling
George is selling George.
We've gone from 2.5 to 65 miles of greenway. Downtown is redeveloped. The North side waterfront is a neat (nearly completed) place and the South waterfront will , well o.k. I don't know what the hell it will do.
Our city neighborhoods, from 4th and Gill, to Holston Hills, to Fountain City to Northwest to West continue to revitalize. Our city's expansion has come from forsaking residential annexation.
George is, and has been for quite some time, irrelevant and full of shit.
Hey, JCB
It sucks so bad you won't live there Reform4. Which is pretty funny when you complain so much about where you do live.
And for someone who thinks they are so smart Reform4, Korda compared the population to 1980. He compared the budget to 2002. 10 years is not 30 years Einstein.
You need commas separating those words. It's the difference between "Let's eat, Granny" and "Let's eat Granny." See the difference?
Now continue to explain why everyone except for you is stupid.
As Reform4 points out, the population HAS been growing - at least in the last 10 years. I suppose Korda could write a column about how population fell between 1980 and 2000 but what's the relevance?
I'm wondering - what's the obsession about population growth? Do we want to become another Atlanta? There's something to be said for getting better rather than bigger.
There's something to be said
There's something to be said for getting better rather than bigger.
Population growth
Might have something to do with growing the tax base so more funds can be brought in without raising taxes. Consider the projected funding shortfall for the city pension plan. It will have to be addressed somehow.
I will start by saying that I
I will start by saying that I have no special insight where Korda is concerned nor do I routinely have other than electronic access to him (and that is, thankfully, fairly infrequent).
That said, I would note that in the struggle that several of the unwashed citizens undertook to ensure a rational path forward, we had to fight the efforts of many who remain in positions of power and influence. Some of those are the direct beneficiaries of public money and others have a bit more indirect path to the public teat. Those folks though, would seem to be the most likely to contract for Korda's services and are most likely to be the group with whom he socializes. I suggest that for us to have been right and the city to be successful as a result of our efforts, pretty much requires acknowledging that TPTB were wrong. Whether you know them as the "12 White guys" or, "the old boys club" or whatever, if you want to protect their legacy then we have to have been wrong. We have to have been bad for the city. We have to have failed in our cause(s).
I suspect that our past policy of ignoring and/or working around those affiliated with the GOBs should not be abandoned but instead, continued to be implemented with renewed vigor.
A friend sent me a link to
A friend sent me a link to this article a day or so ago. Definitely a rather bizarre head scratcher, even by Korda standards. I'm not really sure what his point is. Is he advocating metro government? More annexation? More investment in our infrastructure to support stronger growth? It's very curious, and the poor analysis and conclusion clearly paints an inaccurate and unfortunate picture for anyone who doesn't know any better.
Both Chattanooga and Nashville have had the benefit of planned and targeted strategies and public/private investment that has been key to fueling growth in their communities. They have taken the principles in Richard Florida's "The Rise of the Creative Class" to heart in trying to create cities that are truly attractive to young creative entrepreneurs in the arts and technology. One extraordinary example is the ArtsMove Chattanooga Relocation Incentive, which provides strong incentives for artists to relocate to that community. That some leaders in that community have recognized the value of this speaks volumes. The commitment in both of these communities on the part of community leaders to funding - both publicly and privately - that supports cultural infrastructure and programs is pretty extraordinary. By contrast, Knoxville has been pretty slow to recognize the strong role that the arts and cultural tourism in the new economy and how essential they can be to new economic development incentives. However, just a quick visit to Nashville, Chattanooga, Asheville, and Louisville can be very eye-opening.
I love Knoxville. It's a great place to live. And it is growing in a nice organic way that belies Korda's "analysis" and conclusion. But there's no question that it has been lagging behind its neighbors for many years now in recognizing the qualities that will help to insure its vitality and vibrancy in the future. Those qualities are present almost in spite of themselves, but they are fragile and need to be nurtured.
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Week 6 Fantasy Football: Expect Big Numbers From Top-Tier Defenses
Everyone knows that in football defense wins championships. However, as it relates to fantasy football, the same adage can very much be true. This fantasy season, countless defenses are coming huge week after week and this weekend should be no different. Here is a look at the top fantasy football defenses that have favorable matchups in Week 6.
Seattle Seahawks – Seattle, and the 12th Man, will host the Tennessee Titans this Sunday afternoon. Tennessee will be without starting quarterback, Jake Locker, for several more weeks, which unfortunately leaves Ryan Fitzpatrick as the team's starting signal caller. The Amish Riffle was sacked three times in his first start, on top of throwing two interceptions and fumbling the ball once. Needless to say, things could get very ugly for Tennessee against the Legion of Boom this weekend.
San Francisco 49ers – This Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers will get their first matchup of the season versus the Arizona Cardinals. San Fran is currently second in the league in passing defense (188.8 yards/ game), and considering the state of Arizona's running game, the team will likely be trying to throw the ball often this Sunday. Arizona QB Carson Palmer has thrown seven interceptions in the last three games, though, and fantasy fans can expect the veteran to turn the ball over a couple times this weekend as well.
Houston Texans – Houston may not be playing like the elite unit they were last year, but they have still been surprisingly productive over stretches of the season. Houston will face off against a less than stellar St. Louis Rams' offense this weekend, which was held to a meager seven points against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3 and 11 points against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 4. Houston's defense should be able to get back on track this Sunday against one of the most disappointing offenses in all of football.
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The Lego Movie
Surprise! It's really good!
By Max Weiss. Posted on February 10, 2014
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The Lego Movie has absolutely no business being as good as it is. It was released in February, generally a graveyard for films. It has its product placement built right into the title. It's also in 3D which, Gravity notwithstanding, is rarely a beacon of quality.
And yet, The Lego Movie is one of the most hip, hilarious, and nimble movies you're likely to see all year. (Moral of the story: You can't judge a film by its title, month of release, or number of visual dimensions.)
It helps that the film looks great. While there's clearly lots of CGI, directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller also reportedly used more than 3 million actual Lego bricks to construct the film's world (I've been assured that no Legos were harmed during production). The result is remarkable—the Legos have dimension and movement and depth. You feel like you can reach out and stack them.
And then there's the script—packed with enough one-liners, pop culture references, and winking commentary to fill up several movies. (Despite its title, the film is actually anti-commodification).
Emmet (the voice of Chris Pratt) is just a regular construction guy in Lego land. He sings along to the one ear-wormy government-issued song "Everything is Awesome!" and laughs along with the one insipid government-issued sitcom Who Stole My Pants? He follows the rules. He wants to fit in. He wants to be a square peg in a square hole, if you will.
Then Emmet accidentally stumbles across the "Piece of Resistance" that, as legend has it, can be used to bring down the nefarious President Business (Will Ferrell), who's secretly scheming to destroy the denizens of Lego world. Now believed to be "The Special" (a la Neo in The Matrix), Emmet joins forces with the Master Builders, who include most Marvel superheroes (Superman and The Green Lantern just can't seem to get along), both Michelangoes (artist and Mutant Turtle), Gandalf and Dumbledore (whom Emmet, understandably, confuses), and the adorably spunky UniKitty (unicorn + kitty), who manages to be both an incredibly cute thing and a jab at the scourge of incredibly cute things in kids' movies.
Emmet has fallen hard for Master Builder Wildstyle (Elizabeth Banks) but she's in a serious relationship with a brooding cool guy. Maybe you've heard of him? He's Batman (voiced hilariously by Will Arnett) and the idea of Batman as the romantic rival from hell is just one example of the film's ingenuity. (Another? There's a good cop/bad cop team—voiced by Liam Neeson—that are actually the same guy; he merely needs to rotate his head to go from intimidating scowl to reassuring grin.)
The final act of the film has a heartwarming twist that almost elevates it to Pixar territory. While The Lego Movie can't quite compete with Toy Story for its blend of humor and poignancy, it turns out that beneath all that winking cleverness beats a surprisingly tender heart.
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- Major General Khamis Mattar Al Mazeina, Acting Chief of Dubai Police
Dubai: Most of Dubai Police security services are now officially open to the public via Android smart phone apps.
Dubai Police are opening channels on smartphones for boosting and reshuffling security and justice activities.
With the new services, the public will be given a chance to take pictures or videos of a crime or traffic accident and send them directly to the special server at Dubai Police.
People can pay their traffic fines, complain to police, search for the nearest police station and even send direct complaints to the acting chief of police or to the deputy chief of police and general security.
Everyone can use the service if they have a smartphone and a valid ID card.
Major General Khamis Mattar Al Mazeina, Acting Chief of Dubai Police, said in a press conference yesterday that Dubai is perhaps one of the few cities in the world where an ordinary person can get online access to any official, such as the highest person in the government. The public can access the security services right from their smartphones.
"The service is officially open to the public free of charge. People can pay fines, pre-impounded fine payments and request for a clearance certificate from the traffic police as well as get information about the road status before they leave home," Maj Gen Al Mazeina said.
Maj Gen Al Mazeina said by downloading police apps on Android people can get security services that include obtaining the good conduct certificate which is available only for Emiratis now.
"The good conduct certificate will be open soon for expatriates," he said.
"One of our important services available on the Android apps is preventing crimes by providing police about information and reports about crimes or suspected crimes."
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Tourists can communicate with the tourist security via Android in case they need police assistance.
Maj Gen Al Mazeina said the Android app services include a community services such as the SOS-emergency call in which people can press the SOS button and use the voice command on the smartphone to call for help. "They can say help me in Arabic or English and the police emergency and operation room will call them back immediately," he said.
"The public can complain to me directly or to the Deputy Chairman of Dubai Police and General Security, Dahi Khalfan Tamim," he said. "If one feels that the police has not cooperated with him or her or if a person feels no justice from our side they can contact us directly via the app," he added.
Through its social media service, people can check about pharmacies on duty and also can apply for the critically-ill patients' service for those who are suffering from an illness that has put their life in danger — this service will be linked directly to the operation room.
Its fast track service will allow people to file a complaint or report via smartphone and to make an appointment at the police station.
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DAYTON -- Those working for minimum wage will now make 10-cents more an hour.
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"This is 10-cents, that's how much it's going to be going up. You think you can get a lot with that?" asked the reporter, "No, (laughs) not anything hardly," said Lora Vest.
More than 300-thousand Ohio workers will now make 10-cents more an hour.
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That's four-dollars more than what you were making last year.
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"It's a start, it's not where it needs to be but it's an improvement from where it was," said Foreman.
But still to many not a living wage.
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"If they could raise it to at least like, 9-dollars or somewhere there, 9-dollars, 9-30, that's a little bit more to work with, you can manage that better that's something you can manage, 7.95... 9.30 you can manage with that," said Foreman.
Those who make tips, like servers, also get a raise of five-cents.
Ohio is one of 21 states that's minimum wage is above the federal minimum wage of 7-25 an hour.
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When we heard the news that the follow-up to Matthew Vaughn's hit X-Men: First Class would be the time-traveling plot Days of Future Past, one could guess that Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart may reprise their roles. Then, when we heard that their X-Men and X2 director Bryan Singer would be returning to the director's chair, the deal was all but sealed. And now it looks like it has been, thanks to an update from Singer himself on Twitter. Check out his tweets below.
I'd like to officially welcome back James McAvoy, Jennifer Lawrence, Michael Fassbender, & Nicholas Hoult to #XMEN for #DaysOfFuturePast
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Thrilled to announce @ianmckellen118 & @sirpatstew are joining the cast of #XMEN #DaysOfFuturePast #magneto #professorX More to come…
— Bryan Singer (@BryanSinger) November 27, 2012
There you have it, McKellen is back as Magneto (with Michael Fassbender returning as his younger counterpart) and Patrick Stewart returns as Professor X (and James McAvoy is back as his younger self). Jennifer Lawrence, who is staying busy on the franchise side with The Hunger Games: Catching Fire will be coming back as Mystique, while Singer's Jack the Giant Slayer star Nicholas Hoult is returning as Beast. Check out a synopsis below for the film gearing up for a spring shoot.
The storyline alternates between present day, in which the X-Men fight Mystique's Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, and a future timeline caused by the X-Men's failure to prevent the Brotherhood from assassinating Senator Robert Kelly. In this future universe, Sentinels rule the United States, and mutants live in internment camps. The present-day X-Men are forewarned of the possible future by a future version of their teammate Kitty Pryde, whose mind traveled back in time and possessed her younger self to warn the X-Men.
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