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COEUR d?ALENE ? Ken Howard made another stand for property taxrelief at Wednesday?s meeting of the North Idaho College Board ofTrustees.
His request was shot down again.
Howard asked his fellow board members to reconsider their Maydecision to raise property taxes by 2 percent, since the collegehas since received $1.8 million in unanticipated revenue from thestate.
Tax relief request denied ? Coeur d?Alene Press: Local News
Source: http://www.finance4noobs.com/tax-relief-request-denied-coeur-dalene-press-local-news/
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Homes at The Villages of Liberty feature four to five bedrooms, up to four baths and up to 5,049 square feet of space. There are several unique floor plans to choose from, each with its own options. Some plans include mud rooms, home offices, guest bedrooms and more. Basement homes are available from $299,900.
Featuring an ideal location that is convenient to shopping, dining, entertainment and top-quality schools, The Villages of Liberty has it all. Homeowners can also enjoy the nearby ice skating rink and Windermere Golf Club, as well as Lanier Golf Club and other recreational destinations.
Amenities include a fabulous community clubhouse; children?s playground; fitness center; four lighted tennis courts; acres of green space and a zero-entry Jr. Olympic swimming pool with a water feature.
Children at the community attend Whitlow Elementary, Otwell Middle and Forsyth Central High schools.
To learn more about the beautiful South Forsyth new homes at The Villages of Liberty, visit the Peachtree Residential website.
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New York ? The new video-game allows players to embody an ex-SWAT specialist in the year 2027, and grants them unprecedented decision-making abilities as they navigate the futuristic world
Decision-making has always been a part of video games, but Deus Ex: Human Revolution ? released last week on Xbox, PS3, and PC ? takes it to a new level. Players take on the role of ex-SWAT specialist Adam Jensen, who, in the year 2027 specializes in biomechanical human augmentation. When Jensen discovers he's been augmented himself, he sets out to find who is responsible, an odyssey in which players have seemingly endless choices to make, and each one really impacts what happens down the line. "You feel that you are Adam Jensen," says Ebenezer Samuel at the Daily News. Is this the most "groundbreaking" game of the year?
Yes. The game never gets old: The genius of Deus Ex is all of the options it affords you, says Steve Trader at The San Diego Examiner. Unlike most games, players aren't confined to a storyline in order to complete a mission. Instead, they're "simply told of a goal and then let loose to explore the environment and accomplish it." This makes "the game new and exciting each time you play it."
"Deus Ex: Human Revolution hits shelves today to much acclaim"
Hopefully, other games follow suit: Deus Ex is for gamers "who like to add a little thinking to their shooting," says Tom Price at Game Pro. As players move through the game's world, there's a "consistent mental challenge" that's lacking in most other video games. Deus Ex puts "strategy over spectacle" ? let's hope more shoot-em-up role-playing games will start to adopt this level of sophistication.
"Review: Deus Ex: Human Revolution"
Actually, it's not that revolutionary: All the flexibility is nice, says Arthur Gies at IGN, but "some major plot decisions are made for you." That includes the biggest decision of all ? centering Deus Ex around one of the most tedious, uninventive tropes of gaming: Boss battles. One-on-one battles with a "Big Bad" stretch back to the days of classic Nintendo and Super Mario ? a "disappointing and 'gamey'" flaw for what's supposed to be a revolutionary game.
"Deus Ex: Human Revolution review"
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LG has released the Kernel source and assorted GPL bits for the Gingerbread build on their Optimus S device. No reports of anything showing in the LG updater tool just yet, and rumor says mid-September for an OTA. For now, this just means that our resident Optimus warlords (yes, they have transcended developer status) have some new code to play with and see if they can improve the Gingerbread builds they have had running for the Optimus S for quite a while. Realistically, there will be a few things here of value for all Optimus developers, who have been forced to use hacks and work arounds for some of the closed-source functionality from LG. With this new codebase, expect your favorite Gingerbread ROM for the Optimus S to get even better.
Source: LG; via Android Central forums
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Paying for health insurance gets a lot more expensive this week for the unemployed.
Millions of unemployed Americans pay for health insurance offered by their old companies through COBRA, and the federal government has been helping pay those premiums as part of the federal stimulus act.
But that assistance ends September 1st, according to Laval Miller-Wilson, executive director of the Pennsylvania Health Law Project.
?For a typical family the subsidy reduced the cost of their health care costs to $4,725 a year, now it will increase to $13,000,? he says.
And Miller-Wilson says this will result in more people dropping health insurance because they can?t afford it, and turning to the emergency room for primary medical care.
Reported by Lynne Adkins, KYW Newsradio 1060
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