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costing four times as much ford is without question the most outstanding value today and when you couple it with less firesign super service it is a combination you cannot see here they come up over the broadway break hill twenty five mph at the bottom she picks up all the way here are twenty five factory train mechanics repairing and servicing customers cars here too you will find the most modern up to date shopping list which is yours the most accurate workmanship mr firesign is spent seventeen years in the ford business in the bay and overhead is low consequently the low prices or the like to the present day economically minded buying public a complete stock of genuine ford parts iscariot at all times as well as tires and accessories for the four ford you'll find us here mr firesign invite to encourage you to come to a place or phone for a demonstration right in the new car and drive not a hair raising while right but a demonstration of the speed you like to travel get all the details of its broader liberal service policy what saves you money  uptake so remember every week after the first going there will be one of these new ford cars given away absolutely free well down a plane thriller the terraplane to be given away at this theater this week is the same model as the car you've seen in this picture
parents were drug addicts he was shuffled around between different relatives he was a smart kid he almost got out of the neighborhood but it about to join the army his mother begged him not to join to take care of her younger children and he stayed the neighborhood and he became it became a drug addict he became a street hustler the a t f used informant is relative and  informed that he was they pay for cons and pay for guns they did mr wright was able to supply guns repeatedly and on tape he was able to do this repeatedly on tape he said i'm not i don't do their arguments adequately and the answer from the defense was yes now we've said that that waives the argument that the district judge had not addressed arguments absolutely is there any response to that she she addressed the but she did dismiss that she didn't it's our contention that she did not consider that she looked at the arguments the then you should have said no when the judge asked that question what's a sensitive issue before my client is you you may think that but this court has helped that if the district judge asks that question and the answer is yes then the argument that the judge did not adequately consider particular contentions has been way now you want to overrule those cases your brief certainly doesn't ask for that its architecture that you were not adequately considered do you want us to overrule those cases your brief does not ask for that we're not going to ignore them that's not an option the court has to understand the position of sentencing attorney at sentencing isn't it to judge the district judge is about to pronounce sentence right so you apparently don't agree with those cases they're not going to go away they are binding on each panel unless they are overruled and yet you don't ask for them to be overrule to kill you it would look like it would require me to antagonize the district court judge prior to pronounce when as you may raise our issue so you disagree with our cases that's a very common position for lawyers to be in but you can't adequately consider the arguments made in mitigation at sentencing they were valid arguments that basis behind them and the court has to understand the position eight corners have to understand that they operate under the controlling precedent of this court and if defense workers don't understand that they're up the creek arrived at but the court provided enough explanations that this clerk anybody who was in the courtroom at the time could understand the reasons for this report's rejection of those arguments in mitigation that was all th
am john operate the city of sarasota and this is your commission report look at the agenda for the regular city commission meeting of january fourth two thousand and sixteen or to remind everyone that the agenda is set to change and can change at the last minute let's take a look at this evening's agenda which begins with the public hearings vs the public hearing regarding the proposed construction of a ten unit simple town home development on vacant property located at one eleven one fifty three and six fifty three golden gate point the other project is proposed to consist of one two unit building and two for unit buildings all four stories in each having its own three car garage next is a public hearing regarding the proposed resolution approving a request for an amendment to the comprehensive plan to amend the t strategy one point one zero site specific limitations for a parcel of property at nine hundred thirty eight laurel street so as to delete the site specific limitations and replace it with a limitation to residential uses only and  t strategy with three point seven definition of attainable housing units so as to delete the requirement that attainable housing units have sizes pictures and finishes and be otherwise the functionally equivalent to market rate units and to authorize transmi other proposed comprehensive plan amendment to the reviewing agencies next up to six items of new business versus a presentation and discussion regarding the current status of stormwater management program within the city of sarasota next to the city's affordable housing trust fund pending the approval of project applications for property located at nine hundred thirty eight laurel street next as a presentation a discussion of a proposed agreement for exchange of property between the city of sarasota and palace are developments incorporated pertaining to city own lots located at the north east corner of the intersection of the north trail and fruitvale road that is bordered on the north and east by property owned by postcard developments incorporate presentation the discussion to set for a public hearing a proposed ordinance amending a chapter of the sarasota city code parks and recreation regarding closing the parks during designated hours to provide that legal key beaches shall be closed from eleven pm to sunrise during the marine turtle nesting season next is a presentation a discussion regarding an update on parking garage operational changes that would improve service and revenues and finally this evening is a presentation and discussion regarding additional two thousand and sixteen city commission special meetings and workshops and that does it for the evening session of the regular city commission meeting of january fourth two thousand and sixteen if you like to look at the agenda of the back of material you can do so it's  dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will begin shortly with the city of sarasota
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publicity i mean it's great it's great advertising  trees ready to be done now how long does it take for a tree to get to the height that people want to cut it eight years after planting they're about thirteen years old when ours from seed i have i by own it five years old and how many acres of trees you have you get about a thousand trees per acre so roughly sixteen acres and you do any other agriculture on your land maple syrup that was the produce a last five six years it's been close to a thousand or slightly over a thousand so they've been averaging around the eight thousand one hundred acres of sugar but he have three hundred sixty acres of actual sugar
has been going on for several years now and this is the first year that we did just pumpkin carving all the previous years we've done the fruit and vegetable carving as well for the creations so slim is the first we done that was more focused on fall fun for the whole family meet a lot of different games this year a lot different activities we have hung in painting which has been really popular with all the kids and we have some really unbelievable creations made by all our carver is that came up from the ohio my business is based out of columbus ohio and we organize events special events and competitions like this this is my fifth year of the car and i started running it for the city hall and then after the first year they wanted to get some more cars in your little more town and so they pulled us and bring in some professional carvers to do we do a lot of different sculpture are there a lot of different forms today we're here doing the and it's kind of an extra challenge for the carver suit because they were used to having some different fruits and vegetables and i know they said carving with watermelons was the easiest so we took away some of the things to give them more of a challenge and a little new competition for them we learned to work with what we've got and the pumpkin did kind of good for the orange color and there's a few things we can do to vary that by that you know we still have a lot of war and pumpkins it's so much more fun you can actually do more three d sculpture with pumpkins so it shows a lot of detail and can show a lot more technical skill that the carvers working on than the experiment of trying to preserve pumpkins because the carbon they only last like two days so i decided to go with jars and some of these are deluded miniger some of them are
a buddy on miles larson with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report a look ahead at the regular city commission meeting of march the seventh two thousand and sixteen want to let you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the evening portion of today's meeting with scheduled presentations and there is one it is a presentation and discussion regarding the s r q class program next comes citizens and put concerning city topics and then public hearings there are two public hearings on the agenda this evening the first is a public hearing regarding a proposed resolution renaming thirty fourth street between us three zero one and goodrich avenue to john river street the next public hearing is a proposed ordinance amending chapter twenty four of the sarasota city code amending and re numbering section twenty four dash forty three b to conform to changes in state law adding section twenty four deaths fifty four to allocate chapter one seventy five annual and reserve monies to pre and post two thousand and three retirees next the commission moves on to unfinished business and there is one item of unfinished business it is a continued discussion regarding the homelessness status report then they move on to new business there are five items of new business on the agenda the c evening the first is an approval to authorize the mayor and city auditor and clerk to execute the land exchange agreement between the city of sarasota and paul sard developments incorporated pertaining to city owned property located at the northeast corner of us forty one and fruitvale road and paulse our own property located on the east side of us forty one between fourth street and fruitvale road to facilitate the construction of a future roundabout the next item of new business is an approval regarding a request by freedom senior management company at sarasota bay club community to continue the temporary program to issue and dedicate a limited limited number of spaces for overflow employee parking and whitaker gateway park for daytime business use by neighboring businesses the next item of new business is an approval regarding a proposal to add a new arborists position to the neighborhood and development services table of organization and to upgrade the arborist position to a senior arborist the next item of new business is a presentation and discussion regarding two thousand and sixteen wells fargo and the u s conference of mayors working investing in neighborhood community wins grant program the next item of new business and this is the last item on the agenda is a presentation and discussion regarding preliminary policy direction for community asset partnership program and that does it for the regular city commission meeting of march the seventh two thousand and sixteen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda or any of the backup material you can do so at our website sarasota gov dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will be getting underway shortly in the meantime miles larson with the city of sarasota
number one issues facing our community at first i thought that's not a police department issue except for that we were getting the complaints because we responded to those nine one one calls and those complaints for service that citizens were calling us about an individual that was asleep on a bench or didn't smell very well or or was acting strangely out in the community and the community and our elected officials at our government they expected us to do something about it so what we did is we did our homework and research i set one of my best captains out on the road to take a look at what these best practices were that other jurisdictions were using and he came back with this program the homeless outreach team used in the three educate encourage and enforce and we were able to pair up our police officers with civilian caseworkers to go out into the street and gauge individuals help them get into the resources whether it was the salvation army or harvest house or the resurrection house and the multitude of other organizations throughout our community that could actually get people the help to eventually get them off the street and into permanent housing we had opportunities in the first year to put over seven thousand people in contact with service providers and we saw that it began to take hold in the city our complaints with on homelessness began to decline so we developed a second team of homes our reach officers and those officers on a daily basis go out and contact homeless individuals educate them on the services that are available and try to get them to take those services in two thousand and fifteen the whole most outreach to made over eleven thousand contacts with homeless individuals in our city and that is a lot of repeat contacts one of the most exciting parts for me to be involved in this program as a lawyer is to see the tangible results on the street we've noted a year over year decline in the homeless population our city of over thirty percent and over a two year period we notice that we documented over sixty percent decline through the department of housing and urban development point in time survey to me this is an exciting and amazing opportunity to be a part of that success along with the patrol division captain the chief of police and everyone here and i speedy who is an integral part of implementing an operation homeless individuals that are chronically homeless on the story they qualify for services they have a state benefits they might be veterans they have access to social security and we were able to connect them with case managers who could get them signed up an absolute receiving services sometimes as a gap where they just need to be reaganite with loved ones and so we're able to provide financial assistance in getting individuals back to cities where their loved ones le
i remember what this one is called also called the it's called the flat iron stomp i'd like to dedicate this one up to way up the boulder for the boulder swing dance and they have a little thing called the flat iron stomp on mondays and we're lucky enough to play the
writ operates on on two discrete fronts the first of course is that in the court indulge in an overly myopic analysis of what the offenses were  petition claimed to she was a victim up breaking it down into a loser a distinction between financial fraud and health care fraud the petition is clear on its face that it alleges an overreaching continuing scheme or conspiracy the petition itself referred to it as a rico enterprise but the point is the same that these are not discrete offenses but components of a larger than overarching conspiracy or scheme the second point is that the court clearly erred in holding that to the extent that she was a victim that she was adequately conferred with pursu the mandate of the c v r a the petitioner was never accorded any treatment other than as a witness from the moment of the government's contact with her to the moment that they discarded her as a source of as to the first point these are interrelated pleaded as such clearly set forth in the factual narrative as such the overarching scheme had elements of financial fraud in which the rainman a mirror and his associates stole money from the petitioner of health care fraud in which they used monies that they stole from her
special presentations and recognition this evening i believe we're turning that over to the city manager yes mr mayor thank you very pleased tonight to signify that a gentleman is here who that significant growth and at the time the partnership was formed we have acquired a bought three and a half acre piece property on lincoln avenue that's a directly adjacent to the airport our vision was to potentially build a hangar there some day and we decided a later day that it wasn't something that was in the plan and then two years ago there the airplane was liquidated the partnership was liquidated so we currently don't know the airplane but as a way to thank the city council in the city hall and we'd like to donate that piece of property to the city councils of in the city hall and therefore their regional airport authority for the use as you see vet and we want to thank you for having the vision wisdom to as i said to have the airport part of our significant growth that was keep factor in our growth over the many many years so the second answering questions that's pretty much idjit item so we appreciate it and we thank you mr arrington we certainly want to thank you as well  it is folks like you who have the leaders in the economic growth of this community provided you know jobs for as you said starting with twelve and now up to three hundred fifty people that have made made this the community that we grow have grown to love and so many others have as well so we certainly thank you for your for your generous
services to the city to its residents and with continuing fiscal challenges our revenues are where they used to be nor where we would really like to have them yet a vision for  a growing community and a healthy community and have an interesting and happy community hasn't changed they they continue so how we accomplish what we want to accomplish with dwindling resources is a big challenge  but we have great staff and things seem to be improving as far as revenue streams and so forth so we're optimistic that we're going to be able to continue to achieve our goals although maybe not as quickly as we'd like to i think in the next year and there are some ongoing challenges that linger from the past i think becoming an inclusive community is going to be something that we should pay attention to and devote energy to achieving the demographics of the community to continue to change as much as we good thing to do because we're nice people it's a good thing to do economically for the benefit of our community so that's going to be from my perspective not important thing to pay attention to number one there's a a lot of vitality and energy in this city there's always stuff happening you know you have to look around a little bit to see that people are involved in activities in this city in the development of the city public private partnerships have kind of made holland what it is today and that willingness to work together to get things done is part of our heritage and it continues so there's a lot so possibility in this community i guess i would say being a council person one of the things that i enjoy about that is that the group that i serve with and i'm like some other political groups functions very well and that's because we have a high degree of mutual respect even though we have differences of opinion in the final analysis we can disagree out each other but we still love each other and respect each other so  that makes serving a real joy
you know whenever i get a few spare hours here's where i like to spend my time in the forest near my home fishing camping enjoying the outdoors with my family with my wife mar this is a time i especially like after an outdoor meal sitting around the campfire with my family it's a real good feeling pretty out here here is we're lucky candy out on millions of other folks all over the country able to enjoy it a forest trees water wildlife u t m fun outdoors let's do a smokey says and protect our forest
station works a forty eight hour shift and you know they get his responsibilities not only include being a you know his in a commander he's an e m t he's a firefighter he's also our maintenance supervisor make sure life safety make sure the priorities get taken care of and the way they should each lieutenant on our apartment has a specialty that they take care of for her and mine happens to be all of the apparatus and the equipment here so it's my responsibility to make sure they get fixed to make sure that they're well taken care of maintained and in the department and put together specifications of what a truck should be what it would be what that truck would need to be and meet our needs not just today but into the future when you build a custom fire truck you have to build the truck for tomorrow not today so you have to sit back and thing what what inventions are they going to bring out or how much space is too much space how much is enough how does that truck fit in a city you know does it drive around the corners in the core of the city down the boulevards  and it takes a certain kind of person to come in here every day and realize it until you don't run a fire today but the impact you make is equally as important what i think any time you know if you're a member of of something you want to give them we want people to have better
will they let you in a minute this is don welcome for tom i guess everybody celebrates the new year to news all the way maybe you're planning to have friends in for the evening or going to a party or perhaps you're planning and i'm the town however you there's more fun with the big is directly the markers in education go hand in hand because each depends upon the other the importance of education and good schools is an american tradition that goes back to the earliest days of our nation the fact is our whole way of life is based upon our public school system and in the way our pride in our schools is as important as our pride in our country today a serious situation in our schools or the rising caused by an unprecedented increase in our population our schools must be made adequate in both numbers and f take care of millions more children in many communities new and larger school buildings are needed glasses are crowded and there just aren't enough teachers to do a good job in other communities school facilities are old fashioned and inadequate it's up to every citizen to find out just what the conditions are in the schools and his community if improvements are needed join with others and see that those improvements are made if you need help in improving conditions right to the national citizens commission for public schools new york city new york immobile christmas may be fast but the holiday spirit still prevails across the land and on the wonderful programs of the n b c radio network you'll hear that spirit reflected in great radio entertainment tomorrow night for example listen