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A fun cartoon. I like the idea and the central character. Thanks for posting your video on the Gallery. Looking forward to more episodes.
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Thanks for your interest Charles. Unfortunately my partner and I had a very busy year and thus didn't get to finish any more Monocle Ape cartoons until just after Christmas. As well, I seem to have lost the login for my old account, and the email I used for it isn't working! Thus I had to make a new account.
I hope it's okay to bump this with some news and a little bit of content. Now that we're settling into university we're able to promise this'll get back on track (hopefully bi-monthly). The next 'Monocle Ape' cartoon should be through the wire by April (we have another cartoon we're publishing in February). In the meantime, please enjoy the Christmas special we finished. There's not a lot of animation, but the art we did for it I think is some of our finest yet.
Again, thanks for showing an interest! I hope you enjoy the (belated) Christmas special and look forward to more of the spectacled simian's adventures.
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haha I'm glad you enjoyed it! there's a couple of older 'toons he stars/appears in on the channel, some of which definitely don't represent our current skill level...but if you want more of him you can check those out to see his history.
I think the next one we're planning with him has less dialogue and more action, or so I hoped...time will tell because we have a few different scripts to choose from.
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and here is the big finale to the series, Bon Voyage Monocle Ape!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21EoELxuWc (guess I don't have the hang of embedding yet...)
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ac arc welder ?
AC welders are perfect for the DIYer. Use 7014 and AC7018 rods and they work great...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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dc machines arent a **** of a lot more in price and are much more user friendly... ac machines do work good especially if u have the ac rods (ac 7018) or the multipurpose rods 6011 and such... personlly i'd buy the dc machine though,
I am on the other side of the fence I would prefer the mig, and buy a spool of flux core for the rough nasty work. I had a Red weldpak 100, good machine for a starter and I could weld thinner than most stick welders could. I currently own a mm210 and wouldn't trade it for 2 of anything else except maybe a mm350p. Mig is easier to learn and will fit more types of repair and fabrication than stick will.
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Behind the scenes from a series of WTA photo/video shoots for the "Strong is beautiful" campaign.
Prior to the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships Ana visited the wonderful Wild Wadi Water Park
Ana takes on New Zealand television reporter James McOnie in a light-hearted swimming pool "bombing" contest ahead of the 2011 Australian Open.
Ana takes part in a hitting and signing session with youngsters in Melbourne. The event was orgnanized by adidas, Ana's apparel partner, in part to promote its new collection of adiZero clothing and shoes.
Ana reveals what's inside her tennis bag in this video, shot for The Tennis Channel.
A look at the making of the "Sounds of Tennis" video with MysteryGuitarMan.
During the Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions in Bali, Ana took part in a special video for YouTube sensation Joe Penna, better known as MysteryGuitarMan. The Brazilian-born American is the sixth most subscribed content creator on YouTube of all time.
In this video, which also features China's Li Na, Ana accentuates some of the "sounds of tennis".
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I hope your right, but after 8 games I just don't see Tannehill getting fired up to close games out.
You don't earn wins, you take them, and in all our games we have played, they've all been real close and tight, with the exception of two.
The Colts were supposed to have had one of the worst defenses, and last year they finished dead last.
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Meaning & Origins
Altered short form of William, not used before the 19th century. The reason for the change in the initial consonant is not clear, but it conforms to the pattern regularly found when English words beginning with w- are borrowed into Gaelic. The nickname 'King Billy' for William of Orange is an early example from Ireland, which may have influenced English usage. It is bestowed occasionally as a name in its own right.
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Fort Ticonderoga presents "The American Revolution on the Northern Frontier: Fort Ticonderoga and the Road to Saratoga," an NEH Landmarks of American History and Culture Workshop for School Teachers. This workshop will accept 40 teachers. Applications are through the NEH website.
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Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick is returning to the House after serving one term and losing her bid for reelection in 2010. In her comeback election, she defeated Republican Jonathan Paton, an Iraq War veteran and former state legislator. Of her decision to run again, Kirkpatrick told National Journal, "I kind of looked around to see if there was anybody else in the district who was interested and who could win, and basically it boiled down to, 'We'll give it another try.' "
Kirkpatrick hails from the White Mountain Apache Nation reservation in eastern Arizona; although not Native-American, she grew up speaking both Apache and English. Her father owned a general store and her mother was a public-school teacher. Her uncle, William Bourdon, served in the state Legislature, and while still in elementary school, Kirkpatrick campaigned for him. After earning her bachelor's degree from University of Arizona, she spent two years teaching in Tucson. She subsequently earned a law degree and worked as a prosecutor for the Coconino County Attorney's Office, specializing in drug-crime cases. She later served as the city attorney of Sedona.
In 2004, Kirkpatrick ran for the Arizona House of Representatives. At the time, conventional wisdom held that a non-Indian could not be elected in state District 2, where two-thirds of the registered voters were Native Americans. Undeterred, Kirkpatrick challenged incumbent Rep. Sylvia Laughter, a Navajo and political independent. Kirkpatrick campaigned door-to-door and won. In office, she worked to provide Indian tribes with money to build communications infrastructure.
When allegations of misconduct by incumbent U.S. Rep. Rick Renzi, R-Ariz., surfaced in 2007, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee identified the seat as one of its top targets. Kirkpatrick resigned from the Arizona Legislature to campaign for the Democratic nomination. (Renzi opted not to seek reelection and was eventually indicted on charges relating to a land deal that allegedly benefited one of his former business partners.) Kirkpatrick won a four-way Democratic primary with 47 percent of the vote, and the DCCC helped with a fall advertising campaign. In the general election, she soundly defeated GOP antitax activist Sydney Hay. In the House, Kirkpatrick mostly supported President Obama's agenda, voting for the $787 billion economic-stimulus bill and the 2010 health care law.
Kirkpatrick faced a 2010 challenge from Republican Paul Gosar, a dentist and political newcomer. Gosar attacked her for supporting the health care law and took a hard line on immigration, touting his endorsement from controversial Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, known for his crackdowns on illegal immigrants. Kirkpatrick refused to follow many other Democrats in tight reelection contests who distanced themselves from the Obama administration, and she lost the race, 50 percent to 44 percent.
During the intervening two years, Kirkpatrick practiced law out of her house. She also dealt with tragedy after her mentor and good friend, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., and several others were shot, some fatally, by a gunman in front of a Tucson-area grocery store. "I was devastated and grieved for a long time," Kirkpatrick said.
In mounting her comeback, Kirkpatrick faced Paton in a vast, newly drawn 1st District comprisingmore than 55,000 square miles. Both candidates had to travel extensively to campaign. The district has the nation's largest share of Native-Americans, which worked to Kirkpatrick's advantage because of her ties to that community. Democrats attacked Paton for the brief work he did as a lobbyist for the payday-lending industry, while he hammered Kirkpatrick for spending too much taxpayer money on her staff. But 2012 proved to be a better year for Democrats than 2010, and she pulled out a win.
Gregg Sangillo contributed to this article.


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Waste Site Cleanup & Reuse in New England
Former Civil War Textile Mill is Given New Economic Life with the Help of $775,000 in Funding from the EPA
Success in Assessment Demonstration Pilot
Lewiston, ME
(December 3, 2003)
The Bates of Maine Woolen Mill, a former industrial anchor for western Maine, was transformed into a modern and bustling economic hub following years of community and state involvement and extensive assistance from the US Environmental Protection Agency. Through a US EPA Brownfields Assessment grant of $200,000 in 1998, an additional $75,000 in supplemental funding in 2000, and a half million dollar Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund set up in 1999, the city of Lewiston was able to assess and remediate the huge 1.2 million square foot textile mill. The transformed complex will bring millions of dollars in new business investments to the community's struggling economy.
With a history that dates back to the Civil War, the Bates Mill has been a focal point for industry in the great state of Maine. The plant, a textile manufacturer, that once helped outfit the legendary Grand Army of the Potomac, was once the largest single employer in the state. The mill maintained that status until the early 1960s when the domestic textile industry began to loose steam due to the pressure of foreign competition. By 1992, the majority of shop operations had ceased and only 50 workers operated in a small section of the massive 1.2 million square foot structure. Operations stopped altogether soon afterward leaving six acres and the dozen buildings the once comprised the mill vacant and potentially contaminated. The city of Lewiston gained ownership of the property and the Lewiston Mill Redevelopment Corporation, a nonprofit organization, now manages the enormous property.
The city was faced with a huge economic and environmental behemoth. Officials and members of the community wanted to preserve the existing structure due to its historic value, but they also wanted to assess and then remediate the generations of environmental contaminants that lurked within, under, and around the large site. The city enlisted the help of the EPA to fund the massive assessment and following cleanup effort and in 1998 received a $200,000 EPA Brownfields Assessment grant. The grant allowed them to hire an independent environmental contractor to assess what type and level of contamination was to be found at the site.
The Phase I and Phase II environmental assessments revealed levels of PAH's, metals, PCBs, votile organic compounds, lead, asbestos, and petroleum products. As a result of the Phase I assessment, the EPA conducted a Superfund removal action in 1999 that focused on removing PCB contamination, asbestos, and leaking drums. The cost of this action was $387,000.
The EPA stepped in again in 1999, during the initial cleanup and awarded the city $500,000 to capitalize on a Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund for the cleanup of the entire mill.
Following the assessment and removal of hazardous wastes, the city began the long road to total remediation. The plan was to remediate the buildings from the inside-out in order to preserve as much of the existing historic value as possible and save on demolition and debris cleanup costs. As of 2001, approximately 284,000 square feet of the facility had been cleaned up and leased to private businesses. A branch of Banknorth, the parent company of People's Heritage Bank, a portion of the University of Maine, as well a popular restaurant, telecommunications company, photography arts center, packaging company, and various other nonprofit organizations and businesses now occupy the portions of cleaned and contaminant free space in the mill complex. By 2003,1,400 new jobs had been created as a result of the preliminary redevelopment and the city's economy was given a large boost with an additional $500,000 in annual tax revenue and over $17 million in additional private sector investment.
In 2003, the city granted the Lewiston Mills Redevelopment Corporation $150,000 of the initial loan to finish remediation on the remainder of the property. Summit Environmental Consultants will oversee the redevelopment and Environmental Projects Inc. based in Yarmouth, ME will preform the actual remediation.
Through the EPA funding, the city was able to leverage a total of $41 million from federal, state, and local sources, including $15 million in private investments. Through strong community involvement and strong economic and development planning, the finalized Bates Mill complex will help to revitalize the downtown area and bring back some of the economic prosperity that the blossoming textile mill once enjoyed.
The Bates Mill complex is expected to become the hub of economic redevelopment for the New England city. The finalized complex is expected to employ over 5,000 workers. Following completion of the complex, which is projected to house both fitness and a daycare center for employees, private businesses and a regional conference center, city officials will move on to other portions of the city that are in need of environmental and economic revival.
The city of Lewiston has a population of 29,000 people. Unemployment was at about 4.1% in 2000 according to the US census. Median household income for the city is $29,0000 per year and 10% of the population live below the poverty level.
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Lakeforest Mall in Gaithersburg is getting a $1.2 million makeover with improvements over the next few months, including a renovated children's play area, new food court seating and a reconfiguration of the center court area.
The center court, on the first floor, will be barricaded off for improvements by Thursday, according to Lakeforest Mall spokeswoman Susan Davis. The fountains and seating in that area will be removed, so the 5,245 square-foot space will be better suited for community events like the Lunar New Year celebration, holiday promotions and other events.
Heath Design Group, a Baltimore-based firm, will design and manage the renovation, according to a news release. The renovation is scheduled to be done by early November.
New seating in the Cafes in the Forest food court has been installed over the past month, to replace outdated furniture, Davis said.
The children's play area that was in the center court was removed. A new play area called Adventure In The Forest was created near JCPenney. It opened July 30.
In addition, the Center Court elevator will be modernized.
"We're very excited to start presenting these changes," Davis said.
The 35-year-old mall, with 1.1 million square feet of space, is on Russell Avenue, straddled by Montgomery Village Avenue and Route 355.
It is owned by Five Mile Capital Partners LLC of Stamford, Conn. and managed by Urban Retail Properties, LLC, headquartered in Chicago, Ill.


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Thomas J. Hug, 86, of Norwalk died in his home Monday, March 1, 2010, after an extended illness.
He was born Feb. 2, 1924, in Cleveland, son of the late Otto and Edith (Widman) Hug and moved to Norwalk shortly after his birth and was a life long resident. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Gfell.
He graduated from St. Paul High School in 1942 and attended the University of Dayton on a partial scholarship. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in December 1942 and served in the 102nd (Ozarks) Infantry Division as vehicle mechanic in the European Theater of Operations. He was wounded in action in January 1945, made a full recovery and was honorably discharged in March 1946. He was awarded the Purple Heart and several other medals. He then returned to the University of Dayton and graduated with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering in June 1950 before returning to work full time for A.J. Baltes heavy highway construction company in Norwalk, where he had worked part time since 1940.
In May of 1951 he left A.J. Baltes and founded Hug Concrete Paving, now known as Oglesby Construction. While in business, he was an active member of the Ohio Contractors Association and served as a member of the board of directors as well as the Labor Executive Committee. In 1967 he was a member of the committee for negotiations with the Cement Mason's Union, and in 1972 he chaired the contractors committee for statewide negotiations with the Laborers International Union of North America. He also served as a member and chaired many lesser committees. In addition to his official capacities with the OCA and his own construction company, he served on the Board of Directors of the Huron County Bank, now known as National City Bank, for 14 years.
He retired from business in 1984 and pursued his hobby of woodworking, where he designed and built his highly coveted "Famous Tom Hug Jewelry Boxes," most of which were donated to church and public charity events. He was a lifelong member of St. Paul's Catholic Parish where he also served on various committees, including the finance and building committees.
In the meantime, he married Lois Fisher of Norwalk in 1948. After 62 wonderful years together, he also leaves behind nine children, Katheryn Hug of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Barbara (Hug) and husband Frank Schnellinger of Norwalk, John Hug of Norwalk, Steven and wife Julie (Hemm) Hug of Norwalk, Mary Anne (Hug) and husband David Heyman of Fort Collins, Colo., Lisa Hug of San Francisco, Donald Hug of Los Angeles, Magdelan (Hug) and husband Keith Eberly of Erie, Pa., and Joseph Hug of Sandusky. In addition, he leaves behind 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He will be missed.
Friends may call from 3-8 p.m. Wednesday at Walker Funeral Home, 98 W. Main St., Norwalk, where the Rosary will be recited at 3 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Paul Catholic Church, 91 E. Main St., Norwalk. The Rev. Frank Kehres will officiate. Interment will be in St. Paul Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to F.C.E.D.O., 91 E. Main St., Norwalk, OH 44857 or to Stein Hospice Service, 1200 Sycamore Line, Sandusky, OH 44870.
Condolences may be shared with the family at edwalkerfuneralhome.com.


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Opinion: Republicans Endorse Todd Akin As Senate Chances Slip Away
After Mitt Romney's 47% don't pay taxes remark, Conservative columnist Peggy Noonan dubbed the Romney campaign a "rolling calamity" for all its problems and continuing self-inflicted wounds. At this point, she might have to extend that label to Republican efforts to take the majority in the Senate as they flounder and flip flop.
Opinion: Republicans Are Abandoning Romney's Sinking Ship
Romney is dragging his own campaign and every Republican down. Republican operatives and House and Senate candidates have conceded as much throughout the month of September.
The Equal Pay Burden?
This week in Washington, the United States Senate took up a bill that should be a non-controversial idea; that women and men should be paid equally for equal work. Mitt Romney's campaign issued a statement […]
The Equal Pay Burden?
Republicans blocked the equal pay legislation in the Senate. Republican Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown called paying women equally a "job-killing burden" on small business and employers.


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Is there a way to seamlessly integrate Facebook chat and SMS messaging? I am looking for a method that hides the detail of how a message was sent to a given contact or number as much as possible.
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The new Facebook Messenger released last week integrates SMS and Facebook Messages in the same app.
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Cancer.Net Podcast: What Are Clinical Trials?
Watch the Cancer.Net Video: What are Clinical Trials?, with Richard Goldberg, MD
Doctors and scientists are always looking for better ways to treat young adults with cancer. To make scientific advances, doctors design research studies involving people, called clinical trials. Clinical trials may be sponsored by government agencies, such as the National Cancer Institute (NCI), hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, or other health organizations.
Many clinical trials test new treatments to find out whether they are safe, effective, and possibly better than the current (standard) treatment. These types of studies evaluate new drugs, different combinations of existing treatments, new approaches to radiation therapy or surgery, and new methods of treatment.
Young adults who participate in clinical trials are often among the first to receive new treatments before they are widely available. However, there is no guarantee that the new treatment will be safe, effective, or better than a standard treatment.
There are also clinical trials that study new ways to ease symptoms and side effects during treatment and manage the late effects that may occur after treatment, as well as ongoing studies about ways to prevent the disease.
Participating in a clinical trial
Currently, only about 2% of young adults with cancer participate in clinical trials. However, many oncologists are trying to make clinical trials more accessible by adjusting the age limits for some studies. Because the biology of cancers in young adults can differ from the same cancers in children or adults, it is important to consider participating in a clinical trial. Nearly every treatment that is available today is a result of a clinical trial.
As a first step, ask your doctor about clinical trial options. You may also search databases of cancer clinical trials or check specific NCI-designated cancer centers and cooperative groups. Cooperative groups are large networks of doctors and other health care professionals from many different institutions that develop and coordinate clinical trials with NCI funding.
If you have a type of cancer that is common in childhood—such as osteosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, medulloblastoma, and leukemia—you may consider enrolling in a clinical trial conducted by the Children's Oncology Group, which runs large clinical trials for children and teens with cancer.
Learn about personal experiences of people with cancer who have participated in clinical trials.
Clinical trials follow a rigorous review and oversight process to protect participants. Medical professionals and other experts in the cancer research community review each clinical trial design to ensure that patients will be safe and will have their rights upheld.
In addition, research institutions are required to obtain informed consent from every clinical trial participant. During the informed consent process, the doctor must talk about all of the treatment options so that you understand how the new treatment differs from the standard treatment. The doctor must also tell you about the risks of the new treatment, which may or may not be different from the risks of standard treatment. Finally, the doctor must explain what will be required of each patient in order to participate in the clinical trial, including the number of doctor visits, the number of tests, and the treatment schedule. It is also important to keep in mind that you may stop participating in a trial at any time. When you give informed consent, it means that you understand what will happen in the study and that you agree to participate.
Informed consent is not a one-time event; it is an ongoing process between you and your health care team that allows you to ask questions, discuss your concerns, and learn about any new information about the particular trial or therapy.
Clinical trials are done in three phases, and each phase has a different goal.
Phase I trial. The goal is to prove that a new treatment may be safe to give to people by finding the appropriate dosage and identifying the possible side effects of the treatment. It involves about 10 to 20 people and lasts several months to a year.
Phase II trial. The goal is to find out more about the safety and effectiveness of the new treatment, evaluating how it works treating a specific type of cancer. It involves about 20 to 40 people and lasts about two years.
Phase III trial. The goal is to compare the new treatment with the current, standard treatment for the type of cancer in which it is being tested. After a successful phase III trial, an application is submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for approval to sell the new treatment
To learn more, watch a video about the phases of a clinical trial and ask your doctor to explain the phase of the clinical trial you are considering and what it means for you.
The costs of a clinical trial vary by state and depend on which costs the clinical trial sponsors and your insurance company covers. Some clinical trials offer payment, while others do not. In some programs, clinical trial sponsors will reimburse for expenses associated with participating in the research, such as transportation, childcare, meals, and accommodations.
Consider asking the clinical trial research team the following questions about costs:
- What costs can I expect if I choose to participate in this clinical trial?
- How do these costs compare to the costs of my other treatment options?
- Is my insurance likely to cover my expenses from this clinical trial? How can I find out what my insurance covers before the clinical trial begins?
- If I'm worried about managing the costs related to my cancer care, who can help me with these concerns?
Learn more about questions to ask the clinical trial research team.
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The Henry Birnbaum Library
Welcome to the Henry Birnbaum Library of Pace University. For those of you who are new to Pace, I'm pleased to inform you that your campus library contains a wide range of materials and services to assist you with your studies and in performing required research. As part of an ongoing effort to provide our patrons with the most effective library service possible, changes and improvements in the library and on the library's webpage are continually being reviewed and implemented.
The Birnbaum Library staff is here to assist you in fulfilling your information needs. Our well-trained, qualified staff can be a valuable resource for you. Do not hesitate to confer with them when you're working in the Library. They're readily accessible and happy to help you in locating information and in making the most effective use of the information resources, which the library has to offer.
Please come and visit the Library at your earliest convenience. Browse the collection, meet the librarians, practice using the catalog or some of the electronic databases, or browse the web using the guides produced by the librarians. That's the best way to acquaint yourself with the workings of your campus library.
On behalf of the entire Library staff and myself, welcome to Pace University and the Birnbaum Library. We look forward to assisting you in meeting your information needs.
Rey P. Racelis, Associate University Librarian, New York City
1 Pace Plaza
New York, NY 10038
Directions to the New York Campus
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Circulation Desk/General Information (212) 346-1332
Reference and Research Services (212) 346-1331
Library Systems Department (212) 346-1366
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Residents ask questions of Perkins School Board, Superintendent
The pictures are kind of useless without a story. What took place at this meeting?
Q: What took place at this meeting?
A: Civil Discourse
No kidding! I wish #25 pic had a caption,at least.
Ask him about his edifice complex.
Did the Register do any live filming? You can't beat video.
The real question is, what gave the BOE the right to move millions of dollars from the operating fund in the first place to pay up the gap in the stadium budget? They should have gone door to door and begged for the money instead of robbing Peter to pay Paul. Now there is a gap in the operating funds that is much harder to fill and teachers will lose their jobs! Nice job BOE!
Lots of hot moms in these pics!
Here is the Letter to the Editor by Ralph Roshong who is a retired Superintendent of Schools from Perkins.
Perkins trying to build without voter approval
The Perkins School Board of Education is asking its voters to approve a 4.9 mill operating levy in the May primary election. The board is telling us this levy is needed due to the loss of state aid, reduced tax collections and increased costs. They are wrong.
Those three conditions may exist, but the actual reason they are requesting the support of the voters on this 4.9 mill issue is to replace the 5.2 mills of inside operating millage the board decided to change from operating to permanent improvement beginning in 2012. Of course, this step was taken so the board can construct a new $50 million school without the vote of the taxpayers.
However, the really serious impact of this move is that the school's operating funds were reduced by $2.2 million in 2012 and another $2.2 million in 2013.
That is a little short of the $4.5 million in operating funds lost for the instruction of our students between last year and this year. It appears ironic that the board will solicit our vote for an operating levy to replace the inside millage operating funds they moved, but they will not give us a vote for a new $50 million school facility. It must also be assumed that in going forward with this building project, the building will potentially be sized to house a major portion of the 500-plus students of non-resident parents who do not pay property taxes in Perkins Township. Each of these students bring to the district $5,500 from the state, but it costs the district $9,500 each to educate them. Many areas in most buildings have become crowded, additional teachers have had to be hired, and many alterations have had to be made to accomodate these additional students from the open enrollment program.
All of the current four school buildings have been involved in three or four energy retrofit projects over the last 25 years through House Bill 294 projects and as a result, are in quite satisfactory condition. The 1907 area of the high school, the north end, is the only parcel in need of possible replacement.
In addition, the board is asking for renewal of a 2 mill permanent improvement levy originally passed about 1990, which generates about $700,000 per year. The district's voters have passed/renewed this levy approximately five times with the understanding that the funds would be used to keep our four school buildings in top-notch repair. It appears the board recently assumed that keeping the buildings in top-notch condition is not the primary purpose of those funds and is using the permanent improvement funds on many other projects, most notably $1.7 million on a new stadium, making numerous alterations to the buildings to house the 500-plus non-resident open enrollment students, laptop computers for most students and staff, etc. If the board determined that additional funds were needed for these non-building maintenance projects, then additional funds should have been requested from the taxpayers for those purposes. The $700,000 collected yearly should have been used, as intended by the voters, for maintaining our four current school buildings, and possibly purchasing a few school buses.
It is apparent that the 5.2 former operating mills and the two long-time established permanent improvement mills are being combined to provide a 7.2 mill permanent improvement "building fund" for the board to expend as they wish on a $50 million project WITHOUT voter approval. Every Perkins School District voter must be aware of how the school board, the guardians of our school district's funds, will be using those taxpayer provided funds, especially a $50 million building program, without our voted approval.
Ralph Roshong Perkins Township
How about a fact check on Mr. Roshong's editorial. Just because its an editorial doesn't mean its accurate.
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Gunner wants 2 more years
Gunner also stated that if we didn't approve of him or board members to vote them out. It was also stated that they have been hearing that people don't trust them and they don't understand why.
A Superintendent's position is not elected. A school board has 2 employees to hire/fire - a Superintendent and Treasurer. We don't trust them because they are building a school without voter approval. Now they are threatening us with cuts because they have no money to operate (because it's all in the permanent improvement funds to build their school). While I don't want to see anyone lose their job or programs cut for students, I will not be held hostage. Vote NO!
I agree and we have to vote board members out to get Gunner out
When is the next school board election?
I believe they said some members are up for reelection this November.
I think that by the end of everyone fighting about who's idea is better, or where money went,ect... In the end the students suffer. The administration will continue making their salary, people will continue to be angry. Not everyone in this entire world will agree upon every issue. However, with that being said, instead of pointing fingers and saying who did what, everyone needs to look at their own doorstep and where their own accountability lies. If you are not happy with the decisions that are being made than do something about it. Either come up with and propose a plan that solves all problems, or vote members of the board out of office. However, in all of the hoopla of the levy, the only thing that a 'No" vote is going to do is hurt the children in the schools. When everyone can quit pointing fingers and come up with a solution, than maybe something will be accomplished.
Furthermore, I'm sure that 50 people will argue with the statement that I just posted, and not one person will have a valid solution on how to solve all of the problems. It is absolutely hysterical that 9 times out of 10 someone will pipe up and say move the milage money back and all of the problems will be solved. What they fail to realize is how school money is set up. Do you realize that each building is filled with asbestos . Have you realized that when the health department looks at your building they are looking at the surface and not the structure. Do you realize that bathrooms back up and teachers are teaching in sewage. No you probably do not realize any of those things, and if you did then your next solution will be to say repair. Well how many of you are going to take a car that is worth maybe $2000 and put a $1000 of repairs into it. Not many! And then lets go on to use our brains and think that in today's day and age, it is much cheaper to build than it is to renovate. Lets face it, if I take a home that was built in the early 1900's and I remodel/restore it, I will spend much more than I would to build a new house. Sorry folks but that is the reality of the times that we live in. And the majority of people that will read this, and decide to retaliate back through a comment, usually are the people that think " it doesn't matter because my kids are already out of school, Or you are too simple minded to expand your mental capacity to understand where school money comes from, and what the people YOU ELECTED are trying to establish in your community. Not to mention that you have a banker on the board. What in the world do you think a banker does for a living? They are opportunist. They look financially at what will give you the most for your money over the longest period of time. Hence the word "investor" they make investments. And in the end when all of this blows over, all of the people that are putting up such a stink as to less than $20 a month, will enjoy these facilities and all will be forgotten. So yes, everyone is entitled to their opinion through their freedom of speech, but when you decide to come with a comment that has some validity in it, or is somewhat thought out and educated than please share with everyone what you would do in their given situation that solves everyones problems. But until then, realize that Perkins is an extremely sought out area, you are lucky to live in a tight nit community, and by arguing to the death of everything solve problems instead of creating them, and bring your community back together instead of ripping it apart!
I have said before, show the bids that were issued to fix the school. The BOE has said it will coast to much, how do they know this? 60% of the majore issues are in 10% of the school.Tare the oldest parts down, rebuild in the south lot, move the south lot behind the BRAND NEW football field. Why not look into somthing like this? Get quots at least.
The attacks on the no voters have begun! STAY STRONG AND VOTE NO!
With all the layoffs at kbi today, don't tell me it's for the kids or it won't cost that much.
Seriously the attack on no voters has begun. Exactly what I would expect to hear from someone who again probably has no idea as to where any money comes from. There is no need to STAY STRONG if there is no room for persuasion. If you are 100% certain that you have all of the right solutions and answers, you wouldn't be pleading to people to STAY STRONG. What honestly do you think that staying strong will do? Again this all becomes a power struggle. The voters that are voting NO are going to 'take a stand', and all the meanwhile they are wearing Perkins gear that clearly states that you support the district that you are living in. However, if you truly supported the community that you are living in, there would be no question that your decision would support the students and the future of this community. Everyone is quick to point fingers, and also everyone has their own personal agenda. Why do you think that this society is so pleasant to live in now. This is no longer a society that supports each other, this has become what benefits MY LIFE, and how can I show that I have POWER. The majority of the people that comment negatively on this blog, are people that live to argue no matter what solution is available. So yes I urge to to vote NO show that you have power, that you are in control, that you can't stand the decisions that are being made, and guess what nothing still will come out of your situation positively, and I'm sure that cuts will be made, that students will suffer, that more people become unemployed, and this community will crumble. And the one solution that everyone has is to move the milage money back. So go ahead and move the money back, and guess what that solution only lasts for a year or two, and a levy will still be needed. So tell me how that will improve this community over a long term of two years because someone out there still not approve of one decision or another.
Again pure ignorance at it's finest. I don't even work in the education field. But maybe I should change my profession to a psychologist because I sure can spot 'stupid' when I read it.
You sure are a character.
Levies are both going down!
Your comments do nothing to help change the mind of no voters, either. It's very simple. It's not that the community doesn't support the school....we don't support a new school, especially one being forced on us. If you want to be angry, be angry at Gunner and the board for moving inside millage at the expense of jobs and programs.
Support Perkins Schools...VOTE YES!
Support Perkins Schools...VOTE NO!


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