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Idaho's unemployment rate stabilized during later summer and early fall, hitting 6.8 percent in August and staying there in September before falling a tenth of a point to 6.7 percent in October. At the same time total employment continued to run well over 2 percent ahead of year-earlier levels as employers maintained payrolls at or slightly above the 10-year average in October. But jobs remained over 2 percent below their prerecession peak in 2007. Total job loss hit 8.8 percent in June 2010 with the worst year-over-year loss at 7.4 percent in July 2009. In 2006, Idaho had been among the national leaders in job growth. After 30 straight months of year-over-year job loss, total nonfarm jobs moved back into the black in October 2010. Job totals hovered just above year-earlier levels until mid-2011 when they began to show marked growth and have been over 2 percent every month in 2013, exceeding national job growth. Population growth since the recession hit has been less than half the rate of the previous decade and slipped to the national growth rate in 2012 for the first time in decades.
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The total value of all the goods and services produced in Idaho grew modestly to $58.2 billion in 2012, rising 2 percent in current dollars from a downwardly revised 2011 estimate. Adjusted for inflation, Idaho gross product was just under $51 billion, up only four-tenths of a point from 2011 and still below the prerecession peak of $51.4 billion. Idaho's increases in both nominal and real terms ranked 46th among the states and were substantially below the national increases. Idaho's population continued to grow faster than its inflation-adjusted gross product for the fifth time in the last seven years. Per capita gross product declined two-tenths of a percentage point in 2012 to $31,945, dropping below the 2004 level of just over $32,100. Growth in manufacturing, trade, information and financial services and government accounted for the gross state product increase in 2012 and more modest growth in construction, leisure, education and health services helped offset declines in mining, real estate and professional and business services.
General tax receipts were slightly under the administration projection through the first third of the 2014 state fiscal year and were running 4.6 percent ahead of the July-October period in FY2013. Individual income tax receipts were coming in just over expectations, but sales tax revenues while running 5.7 percent ahead of a year earlier, fell short of expectations over the first four months. Revenues for the 2013 fiscal year were 6.6 percent higher than FY2012. But because of several one-time economic events, the Otter administration revised its growth forecast for FY2014 down to 2.1 percent. After various adjustments, the new estimate for $2.81 billion reflects modest growth in the coming year. Total receipts for FY2012 were 6.3 percent ahead of FY2011. FY2013 was the third straight year of increased revenue after significant declines brought on by the recession.
New business filings with the Secretary of State rose 1.8 percent to 22,344 in 2012, the first significant increase since 2006 and another indication of the slowly improving recovery. Filings dropped under 22,000 in as the recession took hold in 2009 and then remained there in 2010 and 2011. The previous decline in filings before the most recent recession was in 2001 during that national recession.
After shedding jobs steadily for two and a half years, the Idaho economy stabilized in late 2010 and began growing again in mid-2011, picking up steam at the end of 2012 to match or exceed national growth rates. Nationally, nonfarm jobs in 2012 exceeded the 2011 average by 2 percent, matching Idaho's growth. Idaho growth was pegged at 2.3 percent year over year in October, the lowest growth rate since January. The national economy created jobs at a 1.7 percent clip. Since growth resumed, the state has recovered about 75 percent of the jobs lost to the recession. Prerecession job levels should be regained by late 2014 or early 2015.
Employment rose slightly in the early fall, exceeding 721,000 in both September and October. But that remained 1,000 short of the employment level in October 2012. The labor force also declined in October by 900 as the state's labor participation rate – the percent of adults working or actively seeking work – dropped below 64 percent for the first time since 1981. This likely reflects the increasing size of Idaho's population 55 and over – 25.3 percent in 2012, up from 19.6 percent in 2000 – and the increasing share of Idaho households where neither the householder nor the spouse was in the labor force – from 16.5 percent in 2007 to 20.1 percent in 2011. This was at least partly responsible for the first decline in the jobless rate since April. The rate had steadily declined for 21 months before that. Still the rate was six-tenths of a percentage point below the national rate and has been lower than the national rate for the past 12 years.
Regular weekly unemployment benefit payments continued running well below the weekly levels posted since the Great Recession began and in early October finally slipped below the levels of 2007 levels, the final year of the state's economic expansion. Recession-driven unemployment sent regular jobless benefit claims and payments to an unprecedented $403 million in 2009, nearly double the previous record of $210 million in 2008. That was nearly double the $123 million in 2007. Another $240 million was paid in federal extended and supplemental benefits in 2009 when over 116,000 workers – a quarter of the covered workforce – received assistance through the unemployment insurance program. Regular benefit payments totaled $214.8 million in 2011, 23 percent below the $278.3 million paid in 2010. Just over $195 million more was paid in federal extended benefits. The decline continued in 2012 with regular benefit payments slipping to $180.5 million and federal extended benefits totaling $118.3 million. For the first 10 months of 2013 total benefit payments at just over $167 million were nearly 35.5 percent lower than the first 10 months of 2012. Federally financed extended benefits at $36.3 million from January through October were off 60 percent from the previous year. Those benefits terminate in December.
Benefit payments were double the revenues paid into the trust fund in 2008, triggering a 70 percent increase in all unemployment insurance tax rates in 2009 from the record lows the year before. But the higher rates in 2009 covered only a third of the regular benefit payments, prompting the state to begin borrowing from the federal government in June 2009 to continue paying benefits. Rates hit their legal maximum in 2010, but that was not enough to cover the anticipated $278 million in regular benefit payments that year. Thirty-two other states also went broke and borrowed from the federal government. Idaho borrowed $202 million between July 2009 and April 2010 and repaid the loan in September 2011 through a bond issue. The bonds will be repaid in 2015 with revenue generated from the regular employer tax. The bond issue avoided federal surtaxes being imposed on Idaho businesses. State tax rates remained at their legal limit in both 2011 and 2012 before falling 18 percent in 2013. Another decline in tax rates is anticipated in 2014.
Rising wages offset lower business profits last spring, edging Idaho's total personal income upward over $56 billion during the second quarter, four-tenths of a point higher than the first quarter estimate and a 3 percent increase over the year-earlier figure. Personal income had fallen over 5 percent in 2010 before bouncing back, rising 5.4 percent in 2011 and 3.3 percent in 2012. Wages rose nearly a full percentage point while business profits slipped 4.4 percent during the April-June quarter. Nationally personal income rose 1.2 percent in the second quarter compared to the first. Idaho personal income was falling until mid-2009 as the recession gripped the state economy.
After falling over 6.4 percent in 2009, Idaho's per-capita personal income rose 2.9 percent in 2010 and another 4.5 percent in 2011 to $33,436, up over $1,400 from 2010. The 3.9 percent increase in total personal income in 2012 was enough to finally push per capita personal income back above its prerecession level to $34,481. Nationally, per capita personal income rose 3.4 percent to $43,735 in 2012. Idaho's per capita income remained 49th among the states, below all but Mississippi.
Continued strong precious metal purchases by Canadian kept Idaho's third quarter exports ahead of 2012 and set businesses on a pace to sell more than $5.5 billion to foreign buyers. Third quarter exports totaled just under $1.44 billion – $3 million ahead of the third quarter in 2012 but $10 million short of the second quarter this year. Canada remained the state's top market followed by China, and seven Asian nations accounted for over half the state's export sales. Exports in 2013 were running 2.3 percent ahead of 2012's record pace, but it was a half-billion-dollar fourth quarter aircraft purchase by Singapore that pushed 2012 exports over $6 billion for the first time.
The strongest summer and fall on record sent hotel and motel receipts soaring, putting Idaho tourism on a record pace. It was the first time that receipts exceeded $50 million every month from July through October. Revenues for the first 10 months totaled just under $390 million – 14 percent ahead of 2012 and 9 percent ahead of 2008 when receipts hit a record $407.6 million. Tourism has been estimated to account for about 5 percent of Idaho's gross state product.


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Those of us who love travel know it can be a life changer. Since making resolutions is de rigueur this time of year, why not resolve to take steps that lead to adventurous and memorable trips all year long?
Consider these eight resolutions for 2013:
Take off on your own -- even if you're traveling with a group. (Especially if you're traveling with a group).
While togetherness can be great, at a point we all need a break. If you're an early riser, step out and stroll the half-empty streets before your fellow travelers get up. Longing to check out a boutique or museum no one else will appreciate? Do it on your own.
If you feel badly about ditching your companions, pretend it's an adventure. Suggest everyone spend one morning or afternoon finding something they'll later introduce to the group. Not only will you discover some cool new spots when you regroup, you'll get to spend time alone inside your own head on your own personal treasure hunt. Everybody wins.
Don't let the lack of a foreign language keep you at home.
No matter how many (or how few) stamps you've got in your passport, hit the road anyway. When you arrive at your destination, those you'll meet won't expect fluent French, Mandarin or Swahili to flow from your lips. But you still should at least learn the pleasantries in your hosts' country -- as in "thank you," "please," "excuse me" -- before you show up.
If you have time and the funds, why not sign up for a brief language course in your hometown? If you're on a budget, your local library likely has phrasebooks or dictionaries you can borrow. Does a restaurant in your area serve food from your destination country? Visit before you go and ask the staff to help you with a few words. Smart travelers know that it's the small things that mean the world to those you'll meet. Show respect by speaking their language -- even if just a little -- and you'll get respect in return.
Say you're not a "tour" or "cruise" person? Give one a shot.
Many of us experienced travelers pride ourselves on making our own way in the world, seeking out B&Bs and locally owned boutique hotels. We scour blogs and message boards for barely known ethnic eateries on the other side of the world. And once we arrive, we muddle through broken French-Turkish-Vietnamese-Urdu to figure out how to get around.
But for a change, why not sign up for an excursion where someone else gets paid to do the planning? When going to parts of the world where no one is likely to speak your language -- or if you're visiting a place where it's not especially safe to travel alone -- an escorted tour makes plenty of sense.
Even if you think a cruise will be too confining, consider taking one based on your passions or interests. It could be American baseball legends, classic Hollywood films or the sounds of "Soul Train." Or set sail to a destination like Antarctica or Alaska, where being on the water makes navigation easier.
Don't be ashamed to fall back on what's familiar.
As someone who often writes about cuisine, I love fine dining, great wine and Michelin-star restaurants as much as the next foodie. Still, there are some days on the road -- even in incredible food destinations like Paris or Rome -- when I get a craving for McDonald's fries and nothing else will do. And that's OK.
I still remember years ago when a Spanish corporate colleague hosted me for a day of sightseeing and shopping in Madrid and for a coffee break she took me not to a historical Spanish café, but to Starbucks. I was appalled. But now as a more seasoned and far less snobby traveler, I appreciate it.
I have an American friend who lives in West Africa, and when she recently came to Paris, what did she long for? Stops at Starbucks and the city's first Chipotle location. Sometimes you just want what's familiar and comfortable -- so make no apologies and indulge.
Vow not to leave vacation days on the table.
Even though Americans earn less vacation time than most other industrialized countries -- a median 12 days, according to a recent Expedia Vacation Deprivation study -- they still tend to forgo two days. Whether folks think they can't financially swing a trip or fear their bosses will think negatively of them for taking off, we're leaving that earned time on the table.
I never was one of them, but I always foolishly took my work with me on the road, calling into conference calls and frequently checking e-mail when "on holiday." But that's a bad habit -- and one you'll be expected to maintain if you do it. So don't start. Otherwise, you'll return from your vacation in need of another one. Periodically disconnecting from work is not only good for you, but it also will make you a more productive employee or boss when you get back.
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Please Provide a Real Life Scenario of Self Marketing Using Social Networking... that WORKED
My question is a lot more specific, and I think, cuts to the heart of the issue.
How do you create "engagement" with a target audience that is, by definition, distracted, very busy, only focusing on necessities, and probably uninterested in following blogs, Twitter feeds, FB and the like in order to "network"?
Engagement means: being read. Being followed. Having people reading your online material that are interested in what you have to say. And in this instance, engagement by particular key players within organizations who are in a position to buy services.
(So don't attack this as not asking a question. I just did.)
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I have a well defined niche - copy writing for software technology providers. And my ideal contact or prospect is a marketing executive or manager within such a company.
Here are the specific problems I see in creating content that interests individual with this profile:
- They do not seem to reveal themselves on any ISV or startup fora which I have followed.
- They are the marketing experts within their businesses. What can I hope to give them in terms of useful or interesting takeaways that they have not read before?
- Every professional service that can be delivered remotely has its own traffic jam of blogs, Twitter feeds, and "gurus". There are a blue million people ahead of me attempting to mine social media for, say, copy writing marketing exposure.
I'm not saying that I cannot also write top quality articles and content. I am wondering if it will pay off given the congestion of the social media sphere.
As a specific example, I've found precious few hits to my web site from my several months of activity on OnStartups. I get a few inquiries here and there but they have never resulted in real business.
I'm not looking for a lot of site traffic. That alone won't help me to reach those whom I need to reach.
I have solved specific problems for my clients but I don't have a clue how to package those stories up as a narrative, a story that will create this magical "engagement", and with potential buyers of services.
I'm ready to throw in the towel and say categorically that inbound marketing really doesn't work to a significant extent for professional services.
So, please provide a road map. Don't reference books and other people's URLs and say-so.
There are plenty of gurus out there who are breathlessly enthusiastic about how "easy" and straightforward this is. The existing advice out there is heavily self referential and mutually referential (IE: each author quotes some other "authority"), non specific to industries or segments (B2B is treated identically with B2C by a lot of authors - a HUGE key problem, IMO), and appears to cover virtually any line of business.
I want someone here to explain how this works for a solo expert professional. Not a product company. Not for a consumer oriented web service.
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The St. Louis Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel-America next month has scheduled a CLE seminar titled Hiring, Promoting, Compensating, and Developing Employees: Practical Guidelines and Legal Considerations. The session will take place on Thursday, June 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Junior League of St. Louis, 10435 Clayton Road, St...
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The Georgia Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel-America is planning a pair of seminars on issues of interest to corporate counsel. On Tuesday, May 11, the chapter will present A View From the Top, a roundtable discussion with general counsel from Atlanta's leading companies.The moderator will be Aasia Mustakeem, a partner at the firm of Powell...
Conference For Directors, Officers To Examine Governance Issues
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The second annual Goizueta Directors Institute Conference aimed at officers and directors of publicly traded companies has been scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, May 26 and 27 at the Goizueta Business School at Emory University in Atlanta. During this intensive, two-day conference, participants will hear from officers, directors and other leaders in...
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Northeast Ohio ACCA Seminar Will Examine Bankruptcy Issues
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Chapter 11 and Bankruptcy Basics is the title of a CLE seminar scheduled for Thursday, May 20 by the Northeast Ohio Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel-America (NEOACCA). The session will take place from 8 to 10 a.m. at The Union Club, 1211 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland. The program will cover an outline of bankruptcy basics and the automatic stay...
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PBI To Present Second Annual Nonprofit Institute On May 20
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The Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI) will offer its second annual Nonprofit Institute on Thursday, May 20. Some of the topics to be addressed at the day-long session include: The Basics of How to Apply for and Obtain Federal Grants; Standards for Excellence: An Ethics and Accountability Code for the Nonprofit Sector;...
Control Risks Group To ConcludeSpring 2004 Breakfast Seminar Series
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Control Risks Group will conclude its Spring 2004 Breakfast Briefing Series this month with a Washington, DC seminar. On Wednesday, May 26, Control Risks is offering Risks and Realities of Doing Business in China. Incredible potential in China has attracted increasing foreign direct investment, and companies are flocking to establish physical operations...
WMACCA Slates General Counsel Forum
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The Washington (DC) Metropolitan Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel-America (WMACCA) next month is planning its annual General Counsel Forum. The session will take place on Thursday, June 10 from noon to 2 p.m. at a location still to be determined. WMACCA's signature educational program gives attendees the opportunity to hear from general...
'How To Become An EffectiveAdvocate In Commercial Arbitration'
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With more and more commercial disputes being resolved through arbitration rather than litigation, the DC BAR Association is planning a CLE seminar titled How to Become an Effective Advocate in Commercial Arbitration. The program will take place on Thursday, June 3 from 6 to 9:15 p.m. at the DC Bar Conference Center, 1250 H Street, NW, Washington, DC....
DC Bar To Kick Off Administrative Law Series
Saturday, May 1, 2004
The DC Bar Association this month will launch its Fundamentals of Administrative Law Practice series of seminars. On Monday, May 10, DC Bar will present Part 1: Informal Rulemaking. This opening session will provide an overview of rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act; other statutory requirements affecting the rulemaking process; the roles of...
'Getting The Most Out Of Court Mediation'
Saturday, May 1, 2004
With clients and courts increasingly turning to mediation as a method for resolving disputes, anyone involved in litigation needs to know how to effectively represent their clients when a case is sent to mediation. With this in mind, the DC Bar Association on Thursday, May 6 is offering a CLE seminar titled Getting the Most Out of Court Mediation. The...
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When an elaborate bank robbery goes horribly awry and hostage negotiations hit a hitch, two men on opposite sides of the law become locked in a violent collision course in this eight-episode Spike TV series. Created by The Negotiator co-scripter James DeMonaco, The Kill Point opens as the disgruntled Gulf War veteran-turned-bank robber Mr. Wolf (John Leguizamo) attempts to take control of a situation that's fast unraveling. As bullets begin to fly and the robbers retreat deeper into the bank, wealthy Lawrence Beck (Tobin Bell) makes it clear that he's willing to pay a tidy sum to ensure the release of his frightened daughter (Christina Evangelista). Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Police Department Hostage Negotiator Horst Cali (Donnie Wahlberg) attempts to negotiate with the increasingly volatile Mr. Wolf. With each passing minute, it seems as if the stress of dealing with both the police and his own men is fast taking its toll on Mr. Wolf's damaged psyche. Now, as the FBI arrives determined to bring this bitter stand off to an end, steely-cop Cali will find his negotiating skills put to the ultimate test. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Lance Reddick, Mike McGlone, Nutsa Kukhianidze and Austin Pendleton co-star in the action-riddled urban thriller Bad City, which made its (extremely limited) U.S. theatrical debut in February 2006. The complex premise involves a murder investigation that unfolds after two seemingly unrelated society women turn up dismembered: a mafioso's (Pendleton) mistress, and the wife of a state attorney candidate played by Reddick (of television's Oz). Local authorities infer that a psychopathic serial killer holds responsibility, until leads point, oddly, to two individuals - a unique figure in each case. Kukhianidze portrays a Polish emigrant who moves into a hotel and falls under the thumb of Pendleton's predatory crime boss, Julian Healy. Newcomer Bruce Terris directs, from a mazelike script he co-authored with Rick Rose. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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The war on terror has an unusual effect on one man in this independent drama. Hassan (Ayad Akhtar) was an engineering student from Pakistan who, while studying in Paris, was one of several Pakistani students arrested by intelligence officers on suspicion of participating in international terrorist activities. Hassan was innocent of any crimes, but it took him hours to convince the authorities of this. By the time Hassan was released, his attitude about the West had begun to change, and in time he began to identify with the terrorists with whom he had been unwittingly associated. Hassan then renounces his old life, joins a radical group, and illegally slips into the United States with the aim of staging a major terrorist action in New York City. Hassan comes to stay with an old friend, Sayeed (Firdous Bamji), and his family; Hassan has told Sayeed and his wife (Sarita Choudhury) that he's come to New York in search of a job, but in time Sayeed suspects his friend has a different agenda in mind. The War Within was screened as part of the 2005 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Three friends find that fate may play a greater role in their lives than they originally thought after visiting an inner-city psychic in this comic tale of from first-time director Parker Cross. Inspired to have their fortunes told after a drunken night on the town, easygoing investment banker James (Mike McGlone), unpublished writer Lewis (James Urbaniak), and overworked tax attorney Phil Tony Hale) step into the den of a local soothsayer, only to have their entire concept of fate forever shaken. When two of the three friends bear witness to a revealing vision of their future, they find their entire perception of free will drawn into question. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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This documentary comes from Wellspring Media and explores some of the countless ways different cultures have modified their bodies through the ages. Spanning several centuries, the program looks at such ancient customs as piercing, tattooing, and scarification, as well as such modern practices as plastic surgery. Released in 2000, Body Art was directed by Kevin Bachar. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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Music may be the food of love, but a group of gangsters are singing a very different tune at a fancy New York dining room in this dark comedy. Louis (Danny Aiello) is the owner of an upscale restaurant in New York's Tribeca district where his son Udo (Edoardo Ballerini) has become the head chef. Udo's exotic recipes have made the restaurant the talk of the town and very profitable as well, though Louis confesses that he can't stand Udo's cooking. Louis has another son, Duncan (Kirk Acevedo), who runs with a bad crowd; Louis finds out just how bad they are one night when they stop by to dine, with Duncan in tow, informing Louis that his son owes them quite a bit of money and they aren't leaving until they're given part ownership of the restaurant -- or else someone will be killed. Dinner Rush was directed by Bob Giraldi, a noted director of commercials and music videos who also enjoyed success as a restaurateur. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Filmed on location in Montreal and New York, The Bone Collector is a suspense thriller that combines Rear Window and Seven. Two cops on the trail of a brutal serial killer must see as one, act as one, and think as one before the next victim falls. Lincoln Rhyme (Denzel Washington) is an intelligent forensics detective who was paralyzed in the line of duty. The author of several books, he has a keen eye for detail and nose for clues that have made him a legend in the law enforcement community. Amelia Donaghy (Angelina Jolie) is a street-smart policewoman in her twenties. On her last day as a street cop, before being transferred to a desk job, Amelia discovers a badly mutilated corpse. Rhyme is asked to investigate the case, but he declines. To him, it is an open-and-shut case not worth his time. But when he takes a close look at the evidence, he is intrigued, as the photos reveal complex messages in their details. The lunatic, who might be a taxi driver (a Scorsese allusion), amuses himself by paying homage to legendary murders in his own gruesome acts. Amelia is assigned to assist Rhyme, and she must be the eyes and ears of the quadriplegic detective. And they must capture the killer before he strikes again. Written by Jeremy Iacone and based on a book of the same title by Jeffrey Deaver, The Bone Collector was directed by the Australian thriller specialist Phillip Noyce, who directed such films as Clear and Present Danger and Dead Calm. ~ Gönül Dönmez-Colin, Rovi
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David (Mark Rosenthal) is standing on the roof ledge of a building in lower Manhattan, threatening to jump. Several of his friends try to convince him to safely get down from the ledge, that suicide is not the answer. But as they speak to him, the audience sees moments from the friends' lives in flashback. It becomes obvious that David's friends have lives every bit as sad and desperate as David's; with people like this as your support group, why shouldn't a man jump? Jump features a strong supporting cast, including James LeGros, Richard Belzer, Harvey Fierstein, and Hal Linden, and was shown at the 1999 Los Angeles Independent Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Political tensions in Northern Ireland are at their peak in 1991 when Brendan (Paul Ronan) decides he's had enough. He leaves the land of his birth to move to the United States, planning to stay with his cousin Sean (Ronan Carr), who lives in New York City. Brendan discovers a bit too late that the troubles he was hoping to leave behind have followed him across the water: Sean works with the Irish Republican Army in the United States, and Brendan is forced to help him with a gun-running scheme, alongside Sean's comrades Paul (Paul Clarke) and Mickey (Mickey McGloine), two men known more for their muscle than their stability. A dangerous situation becomes almost suicidal for Brendan when he falls in love with Paul's wife (Jennry Conroy). Exiled was given an enthusiastic reception in its screenings at the 1999 Galway Film Festival in Ireland. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Brazilian director Bruno Barreto helmed this Jeremy Iacone screenplay "inspired by" New York detective Bo Dietl's 1988 autobiography, One Tough Cop: The Bo Dietl Story. However, the credits display this line: "Except for the character of Bo Dietl, all characters and situations portrayed in this film are fictional." During a routine drug bust, Bo Dietl (Stephen Baldwin) and his short-fused partner Duke (Chris Penn) encounter a hostage situation when Popi (Luis Guzman) kills his unfaithful wife. Bo gets Popi to release his young daughter, but the man kills himself. Bo's lifelong buddy Richie La Cassa (Mike McGlone), owner of the plush La Cassa club, didn't let marriage keep him away from attractive Joey O'Hara (Gina Gershon) -- an affair brought to a close by Joey. After she takes an interest in Bo, the atmosphere heats up considerably, causing a rift with Richie. In a sequence based on a 1981 incident, a nun is raped and mutilated at a Harlem convent school. Bo and Duke are not part of the investigation, which leads to trouble when they begin to get an inside track on the case. Their mob contacts attract the attention of two FBI agents (Amy Irving and Victor Slezak), who put pressure on Bo and Duke as part of a federal investigation. When Duke's debts to crime bosses become a problem, Bo steps in, creating yet more friction with his old pal Richie. Filmed in New York and Toronto, this film was shown at the 1998 Mill Valley Film Festival. The real-life Bo Dietl occasionally turns up as a guest on The Howard Stern Show. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Subways provide the common setting for this modern anthology comprised of distinct vignettes made by ten of Hollywood's top directors. The episodes are based on real stories submitted by scores of New York City subway regulars. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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If, in the world of the movies, a dog can play basketball and a donkey can play football, why can't a chimp play baseball? That question is answered in the family comedy Ed. Jack "Deuce" Cooper (Matt LeBlanc) is a struggling baseball pitcher who has great natural talent but keeps choking under pressure. Traded to a class A minor league team, Deuce is appalled to discover his third baseman -- and roommate on the road -- is a chimpanzee named Ed Sullivan. While Ed can actually hold his own on the diamond, Deuce feels there's something a bit undignified about having to look after a monkey, and it doesn't help that Ed has poor hygiene and a chronic case of flatulence. Ed was Matt LeBlanc's first starring vehicle following his success on the TV series Friends. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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This is the second film by actor/director Ed Burns, his first being The Brothers McMullen. The two Fitzpatrick brothers, Mickey (Ed Burns) and Francis (Mike McGlone), would appear to have little in common, as the older is a rather volatile cab driver, the younger is a very settled stockbroker. Just prior to the time of the film, Mickey, after a whirlwind romance, married Hope (Maxine Bahns), one of his passengers. Francis has been married to his lifelong sweetheart (Jennifer Aniston) for some time. However, they are both very competitive about Heather (Cameron Diaz), an old flame of Mickey's. Mickey, who was once her fiance, left her when he found out she was sleeping with someone else. At the time of the story, Heather just happens to become a passenger in Mickey's cab, and they decide to finish exchanging belongings left over from their break-up. When Heather gives Francis (her current lover) the watch Mickey just returned to her, complications multiply. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Shot on weekends over an eight-month period with practically no budget, writer/director/producer/actor Edward Burns' first feature is a family drama centering on the tumultuous love lives of three small-town, Irish-American brothers. Burns stars as Barry, the middle child who finds himself needing a place to stay and moves in with big brother Jack (Jack Mulcahy). Despite being seemingly happily married to Molly (Connie Britton), Jack gives in to temptation and begins having a sexual affair. All the while, devout-Catholic baby brother Patrick (Mike McGlone) faces an ongoing struggle to deal with the religious leanings of the women in his life. The Brothers McMullen premiered at the 1995 Sundance Film Festival, where it was at the center of a fierce bidding war. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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The Giving
A well-meaning, liberal yuppie charity junkie gets his comeuppance when he sacrifices it all trying to prove his sincerity to a homeless man in this earnest, nearly surreal and apparently socially conscious drama. The yuppie is Jeremiah Pollock and works as a computer programmer working for a bank in Los Angeles. He designed a revolutionary ATM machine and as a result makes over a million a year, drives a BMW, and has many cushy perks. He thinks of himself as a giving sort and spends much of his fortune on lavish charity benefits. It is during one such gala that Jeremiah encounters Gregor, a transient who with his band of street vagrants are trying to crash the gates. A struggle between the homeless and the guards ensues and Jeremiah intervenes. It is then that Gregor questions the real motives behind Jeremiah's generosity, calling him a hypocrite and one who only gives to ease his guilt at having so much more than others. Jeremiah is wounded by the remarks and decides to really prove his sincerity by first going on a hunger strike and then manipulating his bank ATM system to help Gregor and his group easily get the money they need to set up an urban farm for the homeless and help other needy folks. Unfortunately, his employers do not appreciate Jerimaiah's generosity with their money and soon the young programmer finds himself destitute and in mortal danger. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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5425 Sackville St Halifax, NS Halifax Metro
t: 902-426-5080e: pc.gc.ca
Open between May 7 - Oct 31
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site is a symbol of Halifax's role as a principal naval station in the British Empire, which was completed in 1856 and is the fourth in a series of forts on the site. Visitors can tour the impressive star-shaped masonry structure with a defensive ditch, earthen ramparts, musketry gallery, powder magazine, and garrison cells. Visitors can see various exhibits, period-style rooms, and tour the Army Museum; view a spectacular sight and sound theatre presentation; and enjoy the Citadel's living history program where mid-Victorian Halifax (1869) comes to life. Experience the pageantry of the 78th Highlanders, music, performances, guided tours, and one of the oldest continuous noon guns in the world. The Coffee Bar offers refreshments, as well as a variety of home-style baking and light meals available during the day. The Regimental Shop offers unique shopping for our visitors who wish to take home a souvenir of their visit to Halifax Citadel. Bus Tours are welcome. Open May 7 – Oct 31, 9:00am until 5:00pm (until 6:00pm in July and August); Grounds open all year-round. MasterCard, Visa and Direct Debit are accepted.
9am–5pm (to 6pm Jul 1–Aug 31); grounds open year-round.
Details: Admission charged.


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By Deuce Niven Correspondent
WHITEVILLE - A makeshift nightclub in Evergreen has been ordered to cease its activities permanently, according to the Columbus County Sheriff's Office.
Ball's Club, at 2753 Macedonia Church Road, is named in the consent judgment entered Thursday by Superior Court Judge D. Jack Hooks, the latest step in a civil nuisance abatement case brought by District Attorney Jon David.
"This action is the result of a long-term investigation by the District Attorney's Office, the Columbus County Sheriff's Office, and the North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division," David said in the Sheriff's Office news release. "Today's court order will allow citizens in the community to live without fear."
Investigations by the Sheriff's Office and the state ALE Division fueled the civil case. That investigation picked up steam after a Sept. 10 shooting outside the club that left two men seriously injured and a woman with a superficial injury. There have been no arrests in the shooting.
Another man, Antoine Ford, 21, died of gunshot wounds he suffered in the parking lot of Ball's Club on Aug. 8, 2009.
"This settlement will stop the problems at this location forever," Sheriff Chris Batten said in the release. "This case was successful because of efforts by all of our team members, and together we have written the last chapter at a place that has a violent story."
Under the terms of the judgment, the property can never be used as a bar, club, dance hall, pool room, video arcade, game room, adult establishment, or any business that is open between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. Additionally, no one can possess alcoholic beverages or engage in nuisance-related criminal activities upon the property, regardless of who owns it. Anyone who knowingly violates the judgment may be held in contempt of court.
"The nuisance abatement law provides a tool that local communities can use to stop nuisances at places like these for good," ALE Director John Ledford said in the release. "There is no reason for a nuisance like this to terrorize a community. The nuisance lawsuit will allow us to solve the problem once and for all, and give the neighbors of this business some peace."
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pvc? like the pipe? think if i was going to transform it'd be into something cooler than that!
USA only country that matters? OK. tell Russia and the EU that when they put a man on mars while the US is still China's little bitch.
I'm not British, but the ONLY country that has ever mattered is and was Britain, without the British Empire, you and me would be speaking French and would have a King & Queen who owes too much money to the Dutch, instead of the Chinese... scientific progress would still be 20-30years behind to where is is now and half the democracies around the world just wouldn't exist at all.
Americans forget, it wasn't America vs the British in the war for independence, it was "the British" vs "British entrepreneurs".... the Boston tea party wasn't because the tea was taxed to much.. the tea tax was actually very low... Americans only paid $1 in tax then where actual Britains paid about $20 a year in taxes. it was about the very thing that the British believed in the most, representation by population & self rule.
America never mattered, it was just a buy product of an empire that controlled half the world through business interests. and when Penn was giving Pennsylvania to cover a debt by the king, then sold it off 5000acres for $100, it was just the British being British.
USA = Money hungry British who saw an opportunity and took it.
a cat who runs away, still meows the same, still shits the same, still is a cat the same.
how very "blank" minded...
My original point still stands though... American schools.. how narrow minded, every American has already a pretty good idea of half of those schools already through popular culture, There are plenty of cooler schools outside the USA and nothing broadens the mind than studying abroad... hence the narrow minded comment..... one might think that (from the replies) that I accused the title of stating the coolest schools in the world or something similar in sentiment.
Cheers, eh .. . coolnezz you would know that an "eh" on the end of sentence is genuinely a Canadian thing.
Yeah, USA is still Great Britain and I guess we're all still nomads wondering around the swamps in Africa.
Talk about blank minded...
If USA = Money hungry British then
Britain = Land hungry Germans and
Humanity = Survival hungry apes
Europe is a joke of a continent that is dragging down the rest of the world into financial ruin. China wouldn't be a able to innovate even if you gave them a time machine...
In summary, the rest of the world is and always will be USA's bitch.
Oh, and you are an idiot.
the English are land hungry germans? ok.. 1. the "saxons" we northern Germanic, aka the northern lowlands including Netherlands and Belgium too. but you forget 2. the Norman conquest of England to which my own direct descendants (crossland) participated and were intern awarded Newby estates afterwards. 3. you're thinking of the term "anglo-saxon" accept one part of a stereotype does not make a whole truth. especially when diluted by Norman, Gallic, Roman, etc. together these all made up British, to which made up the entirety of the Anglo-American founding fathers, and pretty much all of the Anglo-american population today... if you can argue that the very small percentage of people who could be classified as 'anglo-American who are both white and speak English who are not from great Britain, like Australia or Canada or any other white English speaking country that wouldn't work either, as they're almost all entirely or partly British to begin with. Even you look at African American and after genetics research that has shown that large amounts of the african population who have confirmed knowledge that there family is straight from Africa, that they in fact actually have European genes, many of which (since the British colonized half the planet) are from Britain. you can add native americans, india and the orient to this as well. PBS had a whole 1hr show just on this not long ago.
Americans are just british people... america never has or ever will be the "only country that mattered".
the last resort in any americans arguement to why america is the country that matters/ed most is the corperate america empire that reaches around the world: coca-cola, microsoft, mcdonalds... except it's just hudsons bay, east india trading co., and all the other capitalist empire influence in continuation... just as the british stood to preserve when they stood ALONE against the german empire during world war 2, until japan attacked the US, the american president continuously refused to give the british use of SURPLUS DISUSED WWI destroyer escorts and instead started the b29 project to bomb german held britain. a scenario that america had no issue with until 1941, fairly telling since Hitler invaded Sudetenland and put the writing on the wall in 1938. the world left to america's devised would be a negotiated peace and continued war with a german europe, middle east, and india.(the mediterranian war was to stop Hitler from reaching india beyond egypt with the help of the jihad hitler incited against british rule throughout the ottoman empire). and russian speaking finland if not all of Scandinavia.
.. basically without Britain, all those democracies that America claims to want to protect and proliferate throughout the world, just wouldn't exist because good old lady liberty and uncle sam were too busy sitting on the front porch waiting to make peace with who one... even fascists and communists from Spain all the way to china...
so again the 'American based capitalist empire' that wraps around the world can thank the British.
America wanted so little to do with the rest of the world after the war, it turned down the chance to take control of the now bankrupt Britain's colonies throughout Africa and all of the then much larger India. America didn't want to matter until the 1960's... when it finally decided empire was good, but Vietnam turned every red-blooded Americans nose up at the idea. too bad, the 'war on terror' would be over by now if the USA populous would except that the USA is indeed an empire with an identity crisis... it would let the army actually get the job done, instead of tip toeing around... but i guess thats the British in you... it's a mirror image of the Boer wars effect on the citisens.
.. no stomach for it.
how many G8/G20 countries were long held British colonies?
what percentage of the worlds countries practice British based law & democracy?
what percentage of the world speaks English?
what percentage of the worlds population are still part of the British commonwealth with the queen of england as their head of state?
What percentage of the worlds population have access to health care as introduced by Victorian Britain(for everyone no matter the illness or treatment required, not just the rich)?
.. anyway you slice it.... America is just not the country that ever mattered the way Americans think it did, nor did it make any decisions to determine why the world looks the way it does today. the USA is completely passive until the 1960's when they decided that being British was the best way to combat the spread of communism(a British ideal in itself of spreading democracy and standing up against it.)..... of course, even the dress up tourist guides in Boston have no clue why tea ended up being thrown in the water, or even who did it, Vietnam vets don't know why the conflict ever started, and America today doesn't admit the war is about oil, while bin laden worked with Americans to get rich building in Dubai.... so go figure.
cheers, eh