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Delores Mae Murphree Thompson, 85, passed away July 27, 2011, at Pontotoc Health Services in Pontotoc.
She was the widow of the late Ben Edward Thompson. She was a member of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church and a retired seamstress from Kellwood in Calhoun City. Her favorite hobbies were quilting and taking care of her garden and yard.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Colonel Cleveland Murpree and Luna Elizabeth Winter Murphree; a sister, Erma Murphree Ramage; a brother, Buford Murphree; and a grandson, Jeff Daniel.
The funeral service will be at 11 a.m. on Friday, July 29 at Parker Memorial Funeral Home Chapel. Officiating will be Bro. Kevin Chrestman. Burial will be held at Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Bruce.
Visitation will be from 5-8 p.m. Thursday, July 28 at Parker Memorial Funeral Home.
She was survived by two daughters, Sandra Daniel of Houlka, and Mitzi Mize of Pontotoc; two sons, Tony Thompson of Starkville, and Stanly Thompson of Bruce; seven grandchildren, Julie McCallum, Stacy Deloach, Joseph Thompson, Angie Daniel, Stephanie Mata, Hank Thompson and Jana Mize; thirteen great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.
Pallbearers will be Michael Brown, Mike Deloach, Joey Murphree, Shane O'Bannon, David Ramage, Tommy Ramage, Bobby Thompson, Hank Thompson, Jimmy Thompson, Joseph Thompson, Mark Young and Ronnie Young.
Parker Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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I would appreciate knowing if the Total Protein measurement that is part of a Comprehensive Metabolic Panel is any indication of adequacy of protein in ones diet or if it is unrelated to that subject.
It could be related to malnutrition. But a low Total Protein measurement could mean a lot of different issues, some of which are quite serious and should be addressed with your health care professional.
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Thanks. My last reading on Total Protein was no issue (7.2 vs range of 6.2-8.30. I just wondered if it was of any value in assessing dietary protein.
I see. It's so rare for someone in a Western country to have a low total protein reading unless something else is going on such as drastic caloric restriction (anorexia) or another underlying medical condition (liver disease, kidney disease, wounds, as examples).
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We have already reached the point of the season where teams know if they will be competing for a playoff spot or a high draft pick. We have also reached the point where teams know exactly what their weaknesses are and what they need to do to fix those holes.To fix their weaknesses some teams surf the free agent market and look for hidden talent while others look to improve via trades. Here is a look at some trades that can turn possible playoff contenders into possible Super Bowl contenders: Please note: these potential trades are not based off of any sources or insider information, they are based off pure speculation. Also note that all trades will be in return for draft picks to specify approximate value.
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A WOMAN involved in a serious road traffic collision near Horsley last year has called for urgent action to be taken to improve the condition of the road.
On November 25, Vicky Broadhead, who lives in Ovingham, was driving on a stretch just outside the village, in the direction of Heddon, when her car hit a waterlogged dip in the road.
Although she has no recollection of what happened next, the collision saw her being treated in hospital for multiple injuries, including fractures to her neck, a cracked pelvis and injuries to her hip.
Mrs Broadhead, who also had to have a metal plate fitted in her chest, said police contacted Northumberland County Council about the dangers of the road soon afterwards, the authority reacting by adding warning signs there.
"I nearly lost my life in the accident and I believe there have been others since," she said.
"When the emergency services turned up, they thought I was dead already and if I had had a passenger with me, they would have been killed.
"I want to know how many other accidents there have been there.
"Something has got to be done about that road as it is a hazard.
"It should be a matter of priority for Northumberland County Council."
Northumbria Police were contacted about the matter, but did not wish to comment on the condition of the road.
A spokesman said a preliminary search of police records showed only one road traffic incident at the area in 2012.
A Northumberland County Council spokesman said: "Following the accident at Horsley, a full investigation and review of the surface of the carriageway and highway drainage was undertaken.
"At the time of the accident, there was a lot of surface water and high volumes of rain had saturated the ground.
"Last year was incredibly wet and, as a result, there was a lot of surface water affecting highways across the county.
"The drainage on the carriage way was deemed to be effective in normal weather conditions.
"However, as there may have been surface water at the time of the accident, due to the drains being full with excess water coming off the land, we will in 2013 be looking to increase the capacity of drainage systems in this area and across Northumberland."
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A 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck Maine about 30 miles outside of Portland, Maine, on Tuesday night, shaking the ground throughout New England and surprising thousands of residents who rarely experience the phenomenon, according to geological and public safety officials.
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Hi all, although I'm an co-editor on this blog since May 2006, it took some time to actually make my first post.
Many of you might have seen me on the LEGO Mindstoms website with my photoscan robot COCO5
Since November 2006 I was asked to join the MUP2 and had to make sure that although I had inside information on the NXT, traces of that knowledge were not directly shown on this blog, so my first contributions were made by Jim (Thank you Jim!).
Now I think it is time to show more intresting things, like this little nice Pin.
I got several pins from LEGO to show the visitors at the LEGO WORLD 2006 event in Zwolle, the Netherlands, that we have knowledge on the NXT.
Still having several pins left I think that it is a good plan to start a contest for NXT owners to build a robot and share them with us on this blog.
You can add a comment to this blog with a link to a picture of your Robot.
The top 20 models / robots will be rewarted with a Pin shipped before Xmass.
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- SchizoDuckie said...
I can't wait to start... I'm getting my NXT Kit TODAY!!!
- Nov 2, 2006, 8:43:00 PM
Sounds awesome. I'm going back to my Mom's house thise weekend so I can start my NXT building again and get back into the game.
- Nov 2, 2006, 10:09:00 PM
- Daniel Wittenaar said...
I'm intrested what people will build with the NXT set..
I allready earned my own Pin at Legoworld..
I will also enter the contest .. Not for the pin.. Just for the hounor.. If i win 1 it will go to the NXT person that just didn't win..
Really looking forward to it..
- Nov 3, 2006, 5:56:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I'll go ahead and play, too... I'll try and design something this weekend and post next week.
Thanks, Martyn, for encouraging play...
- Nov 3, 2006, 5:59:00 AM
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Any way to buy these in bulk?
They would make a great graduation gift for my Fall session students
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CARSON, Calif. -- Below are my Three Points from the LA Galaxy's 2-1 defeat to Monterrey.
Three Points: Monterrey rallies to defeat Galaxy 2-1.
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CARSON, Calif. –Omar Gonzalez's thoughts following the LA Galaxy's 2-1 defeat to Monterrey.
(On when the game changed…)
GONZALEZ: "I think that everything went out of control when Juninho went out of the game. they were pushing a lot of guys forward and we didn't deal with the situation enough and we were sitting back too much and not putting pressure on them like were in the last 75 minutes.
(On how the club comes back…)
GONZALEZ: "Exactly, we plan to go to Monterrey and hopefully put in the good 75 minutes that we put in tonight and make it 90 plus minutes when we go there and hopefully getting two plus goals."
(On the high tempo that the game was played at…)
GONZALEZ: "I think that was just being confident, being confident in ourselves and knowing that we have a good team out there and playing the way we want to. We just need to make it into 90 plus minutes and I think we'll have a better result. If we finish those other two chances, maybe it's a different game."
(On the referee's calling fouls against him in the box…)
GONZALEZ: "I don't know what was going on there, the referee was quick to call me on stuff that I didn't know what I was doing. I think I was being a little too aggressive, but there wasn't much there to call."
(On DeLaGarza's goal…)
GONZALEZ: "It was a great goal for A.J. and it was great to see him score, it doesn't happen very often so every time it does, I'm just really excited for him."
CARSON, Calif. -- Courtesy of Monterrey's website...highlights of the first and second half of the LA Galaxy's defeat to Monterrey.
CARSON, Calif. – Below are Bruce Arena's post game comments from the LA Galaxy's 2-1 defeat to Monterrey.
(On how the game ended…)
ARENA: "Obviously, not good. We actually played a very good game tonight. I think a little bit more experience and a little bit more quality; we win this game by a couple of goals. We end up losing. Credit to Monterrey for their quality and for playing a complete 90 minutes. The goalkeeper makes a big save in an important point of the game, but we were well positioned to get a second goal, maybe a third goal and did a poor job in conceding the first goal. And you know, give Monterrey credit, they're a very good team and I think it was a good game."
(On whether he has a Juninho injury update…)
ARENA: "No I don't."
(On the play of Juninho and Sarvas…)
ARENA: "Good. Both teams are strong in that position. The game was a really good game. I think for the majority of that game, our back line did a great job and then they were very poor in the last 10 minutes. And perhaps the most important minutes of the game, arguably and Monterrey was able to exploit us."
(On whether the club was fatigued…)
ARENA: "No. Everybody is tired. They travel too. Why wouldn't they be tired, right? Everybody is tired at the end of the game. It's experience and concentration and I think some of our players ran themselves out of their positions in the last 15 minutes and it hurt us."
(On Monterrey's last 15 minutes…)
ARENA: "They're a team with a lot of quality and they have very good players all over the field. Obviously, the first goal, I'd like to believe we can do better, but give them a lot of credit. Carlo [Cudicini] put us in a good position to win the game, made some big saves and we let him down a little bit."
(On lessons heading into the second leg…)
"There are clear lessons for our team: the kind of concentration you need, the experience, the tactical understanding. You know, so what if we don't get the second goal, we win the game 1-0. That's it. So obviously, we didn't do the job that we needed to do. If we don't concede, we walk away with a win tonight and position ourselves better to go into Monterrey. Now going into Monterrey is obviously going to be very difficult and that's going to be our challenge.
(On DeLaGarza's offensive presence…)
ARENA: "Just playing the game. At the end of the day, A.J. needs to be defend well, not attacking. I think maybe showed some inexperience in that position where maybe he ran himself into the ground and perhaps it hurt us at the end of the game. Our back line was tired, and they weren't -- they didn't play the last 15-20 minutes of the game in a smart manner. They needed to be much more solid."
(On what his frustration was at the end of the game…)
ARENA: "The result. Why wouldn't I be frustrated? I don't think I should be jumping for joy. It's a game where if were a little bit smarter, a little bit better, we win by a couple goals. Instead we lose. And again tremendous credit to Monterrey, they showed their experience and their quality."
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy will take on Mexican giant C.F. Monterrey in the CONCACAF Champions League Semifinal first leg on Wednesday and as you prepare for the match check out a few links, matchups to watch and my predicted lineup below...
*The LA Galaxy will have Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan at their disposal on Wednesday, each hungry to contribute.
*Omar Gonzalez has plenty of connections to Monterrey and admits that the two-leg series will be emotional.
*Jose Villarreal also grew up watching the Monterrey and is excited about the prospect of facing Los Rayados.
*Two dispatches from the Monterrey side: Backup 'keeper Juan de Dios Ibarra is confident that the can put in a strong performance against LA while head coach Victor Manuel Vucetich has plenty of compliments for Galaxy forward Robbie Keane.
LAGalaxy.com Larry Morgan offered this preview of the CCL match.
Lastly, read my Three Points to the match.
Aldo De Nigris vs. Omar Gonzalez
The lethal finisher takes on the rock solid defender in this battle that will determine the outcome of the game. Gonzalez will have his hands full with De Nigris and his strike partner Humberto Suazo, but his positioning will be key to keeping Monterrey off the board.
Monterrey set pieces vs. Galaxy set pieces
Expect the game to come down to finishing dead ball opportunities as both team are extremely proficient at set pieces. LA's Juninho and Monterrey's Humberto Suazo each have a knack for creating and finishing chances off corners and free kicks.
Robbie Keane vs. Jose Maria Basanta
The battle of the captains. LA expect to have Robbie Keane back in the starting XI against Monterrey and he'll be expected to test veteran center back José María Basanta. The Argentine has been one of Los Rayados' finest contributors as of late and was recently called into Argentina's roster for World Cup Qualifying.
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CARSON, Calif. -- Check any of the fine media outlets covering Wednesday night's CONCACAF Champions League Semifinal first leg between the LA Galaxy and C.F. Monterrey and you'll hear about the importance of Robbie Keane, Humberto Suazo, Omar Gonzalez or Aldo De Nigris, but the match may in fact turn on something else, LA's ability to control the midfield against the Mexican giants.
That responsibility will fall to the Galaxy's Brazilian central midfield tandem of Juninho and Marcelo Sarvas, who must battle with Monterrey's Jesus Zavala and Walter Ayovi. The two-time defending CCL winners may be loaded to the brim with talented players, but Sarvas believes that the game will depend on LA's ability to simply retain possession.
"As much as we can have the ball and control the game, that means that they don't have the ball and they're no dangerous against us. I think our team has the players to keep the ball and find the space to create the opportunities," said Sarvas. "We have to be very clever when we going forward to not leave space for the players, also don't turn over the ball because they go fast on the counter attack."
No player was more effective in the month of March than LA Galaxy midfielder Mike Magee and it is no surprise that he was selected as Player of the Month by the North American Soccer Reporters on Wednesday.
Magee currently leads MLS in goals scored with five, equaling his regular season totals in 2011 and 2012. Despite Magee's goal total, the voting was close as Magee earned 17 first place votes just two ahead of Montreal midfielder Patrice Bernier who had 15.
CARSON, Calif. -- The CONCACAF Champions League Semifinal matchup between the LA Galaxy and Monterrey is an important and special contest for each member of the LA club, but it might just be more important to defender Omar Gonzalez.
Both sides of Gonzalez's family hail Mexican state of Nuevo Leon—his father is from Montemorelos and mother is from Monterrey—and the defender made several trips to visit family in Monterrey as a child to visit relatives during summer and the holidays. But his trips weren't limited to family visits as after his freshman year at Maryland; Gonzalez even had a trial with Monterrey's inner-city rivals Tigres UNAL before opting to return to college.
"That's going to be amazing," Gonzalez said of playing in Monterrey. "That one will be more special than the one here, I think, because I'll be playing in front of a bunch of family. My mom's going to fly down for the game, and it's going to be fun."
Gonzalez even has a link to LA's CCL semifinal opponents as his maternal uncle Lalo Rodriguez Plata served as the captain of Monterrey in the 1980's. Gonzalez has yet to speak with his uncle about Wednesday's contest, but he did exchanged texts with him following his appearance for the U.S. National Team in a scoreless draw against Mexico at Estadio Azteca.
There are plenty of emotions swirling around the defender ahead of the match against his childhood club, but once the whistle blows, Gonzalez understands that LA have a match to win.
"We are playing against a team who has won this [tournament] twice, and my family is from there. My uncle used to play there," Gonzalez said. "I just want this to be a good game. It's a good opportunity to show ourselves in front of a good Mexican club and just put ourselves on the map."
To the Galaxy on the map however, Gonzalez will have his hands full as he looks to shut down a vaunted Monterrey attack led by star forwards Aldo De Nigris and Humberto Suazo.
"De Nigris, he's been good for a long time. He is a big presence, and he manages to get into the box always and always finishes off scoring chances," said Gonzalez. "I've been watching [Suazo] on film. He scores amazing goals. His technical ability is great. He's very crafty and very clever, making great runs."
CARSON, Calif. – Monterrey bring an assortment of stars to face the LA Galaxy in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League Semifinals, but they'll be without starting goalkeeper Jonathan Orozco.
The starting 'keeper has dealt with a right hamstring injury for several weeks leaving the job to 34-year-old backup Juan de Dios Ibarra. The backup made his season debut last Saturday during Los Rayados' 3-0 victory over Pumas UNAM.
Ahead of Wednesday's game, Ibarra is confident that he can contribute on Wednesday.
"I'm confident where I am right now," said Ibarra. "I'm trying to do things the right way and do them how I best know how to do. I'm trying to get confidence to the defenders so we can go out and get a result."
Ibarra's teammate midfielder Jesus Zavala has plenty of confidence in the backup goalkeeper.
"Orozco is a great goalkeeper, but we have confidence in [Ibarra]. He can do good work and we those that come off the bench are good quality," said Zavala." Fortunately, it is two very important games and we'll have to think about the players that we do have and on doing things right."
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy's CONCACAF Champions League Semifinals opponents Monterrey trained at The Home Depot Center on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday's first leg match up.
Monterrey head coach Victor Manuel Vucetich addressed the media and offered his thoughts on the Galaxy…
(On what he knows about the Galaxy…)
VUCETICH: "Robbie Keane is an international who has played in the Premier League. He's an element of the highest quality. Landon Donovan we also know even though he's had the extended quality and we know Omar Gonzalez is a Mexican on the U.S. national team and we know what his strengths are. And we know of a few other of their elements like Juninho and their other defensive midfielder, we've also identified Magee and Clark on the left side. We know their lineup at any given time and we know efficient that they've been in MLS."
(On the importance of set pieces…)
VUCETICH: "In world football, set pieces are fundamental. There are a high percentage of goals that come on set pieces. We've been working on this and have improved and we have to continue improve on that aspect."
(On what he expects from the Galaxy…)
VUCETICH: "We expect Galaxy to want to win and to show their superiority on the field because the football that they've demonstrated lately speaks well of them. So I think that it's going to be a team that's going to be very competitive. "
(On whether there is an advantage for LA playing at home…)
VUCETICH: "I wouldn't call it an advantage. We will play 90 minutes on each field. The time is exactly the same for both teams. Maybe the second leg, the fact that we're at home changes things a little bit because we have the support from our fans."
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LONDON (AP) — Andy Murray needed one more point, one solitary point, to win
Britain had endured 77 years since one of its own claimed the men's trophy at the revered tournament referred to around here simply as The Championships, and now here was Murray, on the brink of triumph after 3 hours of grueling tennis against top-seeded Novak Djokovic under a vibrant sun at Centre Court.
Up 40-love,
The final was over.
The wait was over.
A year after coming oh-so-close by losing in the title match at the All England Club, the No. 2-ranked Murray beat No. 1 Djokovic of Serbia 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 Sunday to become Wimbledon's champion in a test of will and skill between a pair of men with mirror-image defensive styles that created lengthy points brimming with superb shot making.
"That last game will be the toughest game I'll play in my career. Ever," said Murray, who was born in
For several seasons,
All this from a guy who lost his first four major finals, including against Federer at
How prescient. Four weeks later, on the same court, he beat Federer for a gold medal at the London Olympics, a transformative victory if ever there was one.
"You need that self-belief in the important moments," observed Djokovic, a six-time major champion, "and he's got it now."
"Every time you have a really tough loss, a loss that really hurts you," she said, "I think you learn a lot about how to handle the occasions better going forward."
He won the last four games, breaking for a 5-4 lead when Djokovic flubbed a forehand, setting off a standing ovation and sustained applause from the 15,000 spectators that lasted more than a full minute. When he got out of his changeover chair, preparing to serve for the championship, an earsplitting roar accompanied his trek to the baseline.
Djokovic missed a backhand,
On match point No. 1, Djokovic capped a 12-stroke exchange with a forehand volley winner. On No. 2, Djokovic hit a backhand return winner off an 84 mph (135 kph) second serve. On No. 3,
Now it was deuce.
"I started to feel nervous and started thinking about what just happened,"
The match continued for eight additional points.
Seemed to take an eternity.
"Just how that last game went, my head was kind of everywhere. I mean, some of the shots he came up with were unbelievable,"
Any of Djokovic's break points in that game would have made it 5-all, and who knows what toll that would have taken on
At deuce for a third time, Djokovic conjured up a forehand passing winner to get his third break point.
On a 16-shot point, Djokovic delivered an overhead that was retrieved, then tried a drop shot that
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I've been holding and holding to buy Diablo 3 (Please don't say to playanother game, I know some dislike it, but I do like it).
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Aleister Crowley: A Modern Master, by John Moore
Mandrake of Oxford, 97801906958002, 215 pp. (incl. bibliography and index), 2009
A Modern Master aims to present itself as a cultural examination of Crowley, yet Moore does not seem quite up to the task.
Moore wries that one of his goals in writing this book was "to make excuses for him, defending what has been criticised as a more contemptible side of his character". This is severely misguided. Crowley was who he was, excuses are rather moot at this point. (Do we excuse Baudelaire? Rimbaud? Berber?) Rather than attempt to shine up the unsavoury bits Moore would have done better to explore them in context and describe how they influenced his work.
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The Truth about Student Debt
There are a few ready talking points when discussing the student-loan crisis: the collective $1 trillion burden of debt, how student debt is now larger than credit card debt in this country, the fact that the 90-day delinquency rate spiked to 11 percent last year, meaning over one in ten borrowers are behind on their payments—all facts that don't give much hope to those with loans, or those trying to resolve the financial crisis.
Another widely repeated belief is that student loans are completely nondischargeable in bankruptcy, a statement that a quick fact-check proves to be rated "pants on fire" and one that is causing tens of thousands of borrowers to suffer for no reason, for years.
A new empirical study of a nationwide sample of bankruptcy cases by Jason Iuliano, a Harvard Law School graduate and Princeton political science PhD student, shows that in 40 percent of cases where a student loan debtor sought forgiveness of their loans as part of a bankruptcy case, the judge granted at least some relief. But here's the kicker: In 2007, the year Iuliano studied, only 0.1 percent of all student debtors who filed for bankruptcy asked the judge to consider writing off all or part of their student loans. "Ultimately, it seems that bankruptcy filers' lack of accurate knowledge of the system is the main problem," wrote Iuliano.
Why did self-proclaimed borrowers' advocates like me perpetrate such an inaccuracy? Well, in normal bankruptcy proceedings, student loans are nondischargeable. In the 2005 Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act, Congress stated student-loan borrowers would be required to file an "adversary proceeding"—a type of lawsuit within a bankruptcy case—to prove "undue hardship" in order to get their loans forgiven.
People who fall behind on their student loans are often hit with punitively high interest rates and penalties that can equal several times the original amount borrowed. The federal government has unusual power to recover its money, for example, by seizing tax returns or disaster relief payments.
Without bankruptcy as a recourse, some desperate student loan borrowers with insurmountable debts are forced to go underground, living without credit of any kind.
Congress did not define undue hardship, so nobody really knew what it meant or how hard a standard it was to meet. But over the past decade the courts have set a widely accepted standard. "Undue hardship" requires people to prove 1) The debtor cannot maintain a minimal standard of living for herself and her dependents if forced to repay;
(2) that there are good reasons to believe this situation will continue for a good part of the repayment period (i.e. this is not a case of a medical student in residency who is going to be earning a $180,000 salary within two years) and (3) that the debtor has made good faith efforts to repay the loans so far.
Iuliano found that judges applied this test in a reasonable way. The 40 percent of people who managed to have some or part of their loans forgiven were less likely to be employed, more likely to have a medical hardship, and had lower annual incomes the year before they filed for bankruptcy, than the sixty percent who failed.
In other words, they were like this anonymous poster on a site featuring personal testimony from many student loan borrowers went up as part of the Occupy protests in the fall of 2011.
"I have an ER bill I can't pay, an untreated skin condition I can't see anyone about, wisdom teeth coming in sideways I can't get corrected, and asthma I treat with coffee to save the inhaler for emergencies," wrote a young computer programmer with $60,000 in student loan debt. "I live on unemployment in two spare bedrooms in my mother's double-wide.
I've gone bankrupt to escape credit cards, but student loans are for life."
Anonymous, if you are reading this, that's not true. You may be able to catch a break after all. Iuliano's paper deserves to be much more widely reported—the only mainstream news outlet to pick up the story is the Huffington Post. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which has taken steps to advocate for student debtors, should publish a guide to pursuing student loan discharge with an adversary proceeding. It costs much less than filing for bankruptcy, and you don't even need a lawyer—Iuliano found no statistically significant difference in outcomes between debtors with and without attorneys.
A leap in student-loan forgiveness rates would offer rescue to the most vulnerable borrowers and help the administration in the eyes of those who support the Occupy movement. It would also, less obviously, be a good thing for the student-loan finance system as a whole. Bankruptcy laws help rationalize the market for credit. Knowing that borrowers have protection will ensure that lenders take seriously the risks that they are assuming, which could help stem the tide of growing loans.
Wed, 2013-01-23 11:18
Bankruptcy protections exist for student loans, could have fooled me. Who's pants are on fire here? The irony is unbearable. The author has not researched this issue too well or else they would know that even quadriplegic's have not been able to get resolve for their student loans even with the undue hardship bankruptcy proceeding. In fact all of the basic free market mechanisms of consumer protection have been removed from this debt instrument; Truth in Lending, common sense usury laws, statute if limitations, right to refinance, consolidation and many more and of course, bankruptcy in 99.9999999% of cases. Additionally, the collection powers of lenders is greater than that of even criminal fines as restitution does not always full repayment or interest/fees. The plain truth is that bankruptcy IS NOT an option for student loans. Go ahead and ask a bankruptcy attorney yourself if you believe otherwise. These are just the facts. Figures don't lie, liars figure.
Wed, 2013-01-23 14:02
Our younger generation will have a rough go. I read a similar article about this. Credit cards area really problem and without it we can't buy anything anymore. Also keep your financial house in order and if you get into trouble clean up your credit. Use companies like Lexington Law to help you if you can't do it yourself.
Fri, 2013-01-25 10:56
Student debt is stunting the growth of the economy. Student loans have increased by 500% over past decade. As the next generation graduates from college, they are plagued by insurmountable debt that places demands on their income, limiting their ability to spend their earnings in ways that stimulate the economy.
Mon, 2013-01-28 09:58
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I hope the government will do something about this because student will need assistance in their study since not all are scholar, There maybe loan agencies that help this kids however if the interest are soaring high then they can't continue to do their schooling. Let us help these kids guys.
Thu, 2013-06-06 01:55
I think that student loan debt is just killing the US economy. Young people borrow more and more to be able to afford college. That's why national college debt even can't start to decrease. I have never though that higher education in the US will be so expensive. Lots of people set the education as a main priority, they think that successful career is impossible without a college degree. And considering such a high demand it's important to make American education affordable. It's wrong when the biggest part of college graduates leave colleges with thousands dollars of debt and they work hard all life to be able to pay it off. Lila from http://northenloans.ca/ company
Sat, 2013-07-13 09:45
Young people will really have a hard time. Everytime I read news there is article about this problem. They should really do something about the credit cards and how people are spending money they don't have in the first place. Having a good credit these days is really important. Game Hack
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Selkie wrote:Czara has that same look my Bacchus used to have after we shaved him
Not strictly my pet yet but we went to visit puppies on Saturday and got a cute pic of ours. He is still nameless.
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What a neat invention! I'm always puzzled by people who take the trouble to put their dog's poop in a bag, but then just leave the poop-filled bag on the floor. It makes no sense to me. Selkie, if he gets anything like the size of your other dog, there's no way the poop-filled bag will fit inside that little compartment.Selkie wrote:We were just talking about that this morning We're hoping on the 11th October. We need a name for him before then. We just ordered a Leashpod for taking him for walks.
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MORE than 10,000 people flocked to Crooklands at the weekend to celebrate quality local produce.
Country Fest — organised by Westmorland Agricultural Society — showcased the finest food and drink the area has to offer.
Independent food and drink producers and suppliers, who give the region its culinary reputation, tempted the senses at the County Showfield and gave visitors an insight into where their food comes from.
The family event also included a pets' corner, 'meet the farmer', sheep shearing demonstrations, music and dance, a 'grow your own' area, crafts, beer festival, trade stands and dog shows.
Sheep dog trials were a new addition this year and The Westmorland Gazette hosted a wedding fair.
Richard and Barbara Mathews, from Kendal, were impressed with the range of items on sale and stocked up on locally-produced pies.
"We have such a wide variety of food here," said Mr Mathews.
"We have got a lot of farmers who are extending what they do into other products and we like to support them."
Tommy Brady, also from Lancaster, said: "The amount of food that is available is amazing. There are umpteen different types of sausage and pies — you want to buy it all."
Christine Knipe, chief executive of Westmorland Agricultural Society, said: "The sunshine did bring people out on the Sunday and it was very busy.
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A POPULAR visitor attraction in Bowness is in the running for a prestigious award for excellence.
Blackwell, The Arts and Crafts House project by Lakeland Arts Trust – one of Britain's finest surviving arts and crafts house by M.H.Baillie Scott - has been shortlisted from hundreds of entries for an award at the national Museums and Heritage Awards for Excellence.
Comedienne and broadcaster Sue Perkins will announce the 11 lucky winners at a ceremony at Westminister on May 11.
The Awards applaud projects ranging from groundbreaking achievements of national institutions to those crafted with limited resources and budget and winners will be selected by a panel of judges including Diane Lees, Director General, Imperial War Museums and Sam Mullins, Director, London Transport Museum and other leading sector professionals.
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Sticking to a reasonable budget when you're planning out your big-block Chevy can be an exercise in frustration. A trick set of BBC aftermarket heads and a quality rod/piston combination will easily approach three grand. It's numbers like this that send guys running back to the small-block camp, but there's an alternative: Save a ton of green by starting with a good core motor. The better the core, the more stock parts you can recondition--and most of the stock BBC equipment will suffice nicely for a naturally aspirated street mill. The concept with this build is to disassemble, clean, and recondition as many stock parts as possible and use affordable, proven aftermarket parts when the stock ones truly compromise our goal of high performance. Our strategy here is exactly what most of you set out to do: build a reliable combination decent enough to turn respectable times at the track--without requiring a vacuum canister, a car trailer, or a second mortgage.
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To keep things on the cheap, we found a 454 that didn't need to be bored; in fact, it still held the original standard-bore cast pistons with discernable cross-hatching on the cylinder walls. Even better, the stamped suffix ID'd it as a '70 390-horse variant out of a Caprice, otherwise known as an RPO LS5. Fitted with closed-chamber, oval-port heads, 10.25:1 compression, and a steel crank, it was well worth the $1,000 asking price, we figured. Days later the original intake, distributor, exhaust manifolds, and smog stuff netted an astounding $734 on eBay, slashing our initial investment to a laughable $266. Really. If you're having trouble locating a musclecar-era BBC, you can build the near-equivalent of this motor using a smog-era 454 Gen IV short-block and a set of closed-chamber, oval-port heads. Any of the large oval-port castings from '65 to '70 will have small, 98-101cc chambers to achieve approximately 9:1 compression with smog-era 454 pistons, and these heads are still quite plentiful and cheap.
With the engine apart, we found the crank had been cut 0.010 inch under on the mains and rods. Scarred main bearings and excessive wear on a few rod bearings told the story of a rebuild gone wrong. With parts in hand, we headed to the experts at Johnson Machine Service (JMS) in Monrovia, California, to formulate a game plan for reconditioning. Owner/operator Mike Johnson gave us mostly good news: The block, pistons, and crank were all usable, and the heads weren't cracked, although everything was a little tired. As expected, the big end of each rod was out-of-round and needed to be resized; one was replaced because it showed evidence of overheating. The JMS advantage became clear when Johnson plucked an identical specimen from a huge barrel of core BBC rods. Years of churning out high-performance big-blocks has created a huge stock of cores, so every-thing is available in-house if you'd rather not put forth the effort to search for the parts yourself.
The Rebirth
While the block baked in the hot tank, Howard Allen polished the stock steel crank journals to create a pristine surface finish, checking them with a mic to ensure proper bearing clearances. After separating and cleaning the stock piston/ rod combo, Robert Hendrix ran the rods through a strengthening shot-peening process and lightly blasted the pistons with glass-bead media. Hendrix resized the toughened rods until the Sunnen bore gauge couldn't discern any out- of-round on their big ends. Will Didier assembled each piston/rod set, using a Carrillo rod heater to expand the pin bore for minimal distortion and galling. Since we essentially reused the entire stock rotating assembly (except for bearings and rings) we didn't balance it, hoping that GM's factory spec would work within the confines of a 5,500-rpm redline.
With the short-block renewed, we tore into the cylinder heads. We caught a lucky break, salvaging the stock iron valve guides after a quick knurling operation. Since we saved some cash on this step, we went ahead and had Pete Hillemeyer machine the guides for Teflon PC-type seals that improve oil control. Hillemeyer went to work on the ever-accurate Serdi machine, cutting the three-angle profile into the seats. Sal Alcaraz fixtured the finished castings and cleaned up the deck surfaces with a 0.020-inch cut. We didn't cc the chambers to check how this changed compression, but the change in compression should be minimal. Finally, the stock 2.06/1.72-inch valves were checked for straightness, and any severely pitted valves were replaced with unscathed candidates from JMS' ample inventory of cores. Hendrix ground each valve's seating surface until it had perfect concentricity with its stem, and your author wrapped up the headwork by hand-lapping the valves to the seats.
We'd had our fill of stock parts, so it was time to order the performance equip-ment that would separate our motor from the stock LS5 tune. A modern cam profile, intake, carb, ignition, and oiling system are all you need to extract tire-frying power from any BBC, especially the 454-cube variant. Crane supplied a hydraulic cam and lifter kit--the Powermax 286 keeps duration mild (226/236 at 0.050 inch) and is designed with a wide lobe sepa- ration (112 degrees) for a smooth idle, but it boasts 0.544/0.556 inch of lift to move plenty of air through the combustion chamber. Crane's Mark Campbell spec'd a mild dual valvespring, installed with 0.050-inch-tall retainers to keep the seat pressure around 110 pounds for longevity. Keep in mind that cutting the valve seats changes the installed height of the valve- springs, so please check this spec when you're assembling the heads. Crane's 3/8-inch hardened pushrods were more than adequate to actuate the stamped steel rocker arms--you read that right--using this mild hydraulic cam, stamped long-slot rocker arms suffice. Just be sure to use factory-style valve covers with welded drippers to keep the pivot balls well oiled. Trans-Dapt offers awesome-looking factory-style, non-dripper BBC valve covers if you opt to run roller rockers.
Induction came courtesy of a World Products Merlin dual-plane intake and a Holley 850 vacuum-secondary carb (the OE carb spec'd for GM 502 crate engines). The venerable MSD Ready-to-Run distributor, 8.5mm Super Conductor wires, and NGK plugs comprise the simple yet robust ignition system. Oil is pumped to all the right places via a complete, tried-and-true Milodon oiling system.


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In 1961, Barbie® was introduced to a true doll — Ken®! This blue-eyed dreamboat was completely cute and incredibly athletic — and always up for a date at the beach with the quintessential California girl.
Forty-five years later, Ken® is still an adorable, all-American doll! Ready for another perfect day at the Pacific, Ken® Doll wears a re-creation of the first-ever Ken® fashion — sleek red swimming trunks, set off with a bright yellow, terry towel and red sandals. This handsome reproduction Ken® Doll comes in a re-creation of the 1961 package lid, which includes reproductions of the original, whimsical art and a reproduction booklet.
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Michelle Forbes played Ensign Ro Laren, a Bajoran helmsman, over nine episodes of the series. Ro Laren was also considered for use in "Deep Space Nine," but Forbes turned down the part because she didn't want to commit to a regular television role at that point in her career.


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Rare cars make for good stories. And when the vehicle in question is a one-of-three unit no longer thought to exist, the tale becomes downright incredible. That's exactly what happened with Corvette collector Roger Abshire's latest find, the third and final Greenwood Turbo GT.
Abshire located the car in Long Island, New York, more or less by accident, late in 2004, while trolling the Internet for a Duntov steering wheel. When he typed the word "Duntov" into a search engine, this car came up. It was being offered for sale by a company in Long Island that dealt primarily in used limousines but took other cars in trade as well.
It didn't take much examination for Abshire to realize that the car was not a Duntov. Yes, it had the requisite headlight buckets, but too many other features were incorrect for that model. As he carefully scanned each one of the 95 high-quality photos that had been posted with the ad, Abshire began to think the car might be a Greenwood Turbo GT. But when he talked to his various contacts, most of them told him that the third GT-the only one unaccounted for-had either been lost or destroyed. After all, no one had seen it in more than 20 years. But Abshire enjoys the research. For him, it's half the fun of collecting.
There were two obvious starting points. First, the numerous photos revealed a long list of specific features, almost all of which were Greenwood in design. Second, there was the auction company that was offering the car for sale.
One of the photos was a clear shot of the trim tag. Even though the car was now painted black, the tag indicated that it was originally Burgundy, the color used on the third GT. In fact, Burgundy paint was (and still is) visible on the car where the black had worn off. The trim tag also showed a Saffron cloth interior, also correct for the GT. More photos showed coilover Koni shocks, a four-link suspension, and twin fuel pumps-all Greenwood essentials.
Abshire then called Mike Guyette, who owns the second GT, as well as John Greenwood. Greenwood was confident that the car was correct based on the photos of the rear suspension, but to be sure, he referred Abshire to Bart Lea, owner of longtime Greenwood collaborator ACI. Lea had firsthand knowledge of the car, since his company had built it. Guyette and Lea took the same approach. They asked questions about items they knew were unique to the third Turbo GT. When Abshire was able to locate every one of these pieces in the photos, they became convinced that this was the right car.
Lea then referred Abshire to Dennie Willard, the ACI engineer responsible for the car's fuel system, and former ACI marketing rep Michael LaEnvi. As Abshire told each of them about the car, they were able to confirm that it had various features specific to the third Turbo GT. In Willard's case, these included the motion-detector alarm, the fuel-management system, and the special decorative center caps for the wheels.
The fuel system, in particular, was a clincher. Willard had worked hard on the car's pressurized carburetor, which was an update of the unit used on the earlier models. Dual fuel pumps helped manage fuel delivery. The car normally ran on one pump, but when the turbo created enough pressure, the second pump was triggered by a system that keyed turbo boost to manifold vacuum. This pump fed a second set of fuel lines to the carburetor. These fed extra fuel to the carburetor bowls, thus keeping fuel volume up and temperatures down.


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Since being signed as an undrafted free agent in 2000, O'Hara has developed into one of the games best interior offensive linemen. Now entering his 11th season in the league, O'Hara continues to get better with age. He finally made the Pro Bowl each of the past two seasons and likely has more to come.
9. Matt Roth
The Dolphins waived Roth midway through the 2009 season and the Browns capitalized on Bill Parcells' mistake. Roth was dominant down the stretch in Rob Ryan's defense, excelling against both the pass and the run. He's one of the most well-rounded 3-4 outside linebackers in the league and still has his best years ahead of him.
8. Kelly Gregg
While Terrell Suggs, Ray Lewis and others get all the credit for the Ravens' defensive success, Gregg is the glue that holds it all together. He doesn't generate the stats to get attention or make highlight-worthy plays, but he is one of the most consistent nose tackles in the game.
7. Antoine Winfield
Winfield has been regarded as a solid cornerback for over a decade now, but I don't think he's ever gotten the attention he deserves. He's solid in coverage, but really excels against the run. Perhaps only Charles Woodson is more well-round in terms of ability to defend both the pass and the run at an elite level.
6. Vincent Jackson
As Jackson fights for a new contract in San Diego most fans are wondering how a player like Jackson could demand so much money. While I can't defend his actions and his willingness to sit out the season, I will argue that he belongs among the highest-paid receivers in the game. As far as complete receivers go, only Andre Johnson and Larry Fitzgerald are better. Jackson has it all – the speed to stretch the field, great hands, and is arguably the best blocking receiver in the game.
5. Keith Brooking
Brooking flew under the radar for years in Atlanta and finally stepped into the spotlight in Dallas last season. The 5-time Pro Bowler has never been viewed as one of the game's truly elite linebackers, yet at age 35 he remains among the best at his position. He lacks the stats – sacks and interceptions – to get noticed, but he's one of those players that is simply all over the field. When the Cowboys defense makes a key stop, chances are Brooking was in the middle of it.
4. Jared Gaither
The Ravens tried to bait another team into signing Gaither as a restricted free agent this season. Rumors have circled the league that they're unhappy with his work ethic. But whatever it is about him that the Ravens aren't high on, it certainly didn't slow him down in 2009. He was one of the game's most dominant left tackles, protecting Joe Flacco's blind side. He allowed just four sacks and two hits all season – ranking among the game's most efficient left tackles.
3. Pierre Thomas
Thomas is often overshadowed by Reggie Bush, but he is the true star of the Saints backfield. He is one of the most well-rounded running backs in the game, and is perhaps most valuable as a receiver. According to ProFootballFocus.com the Saints targeted Thomas 42 times last season, he caught 39 of them and didn't drop a single catchable pass.
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Shaun Rogers got a bad reputation in Detroit as being lazy and overweight. Since coming over to Cleveland, Rogers has reestablished himself as one of the game's premier nose tackles. In terms of clogging holes and stuffing the run, he's on the same level as Albert Haynesworth and Kevin Williams.
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Meachem finally overcame a long string of injuries and played a key role in the Saints Super Bowl run in 2009. He started seven games for the Saints and proved to be a valuable deep threat, averaging over 16 yards per catch. What really makes him stand out, however, is the little things he does. He is an above-average blocker and has arguably the most consistent hands in the game. In 2009 he was one of just three receivers with over 40 catches and zero drops.


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"Even the neowin login page is not encrypted"
Now I thought to myself - that can not be true.. I know the page itself is not fully encrypted, but that is not an issue the sending of the username and password could be using a https post, etc.
So figured I would take a look see.... Oddly enough, the post for the login looks to be in the clear from the page source
<form action="http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?app=core&module=global&section=login&do=process" method="post" id='login'>
Now I said -- hmmm, I know a little bit about html, but maybe I am missing something and I am looking at it wrong or something. So I did what I know better and that is looking at network sniffs... So I took one while logging in..
And what you know - my password right there in the clear?? That is not a very safe practice... I know its only a forum and such, and I agree you sure don't have to encrypt the whole site - but not the sending of the username and password?? That needs to be corrected!!
Now my password is complex random - but I assure you it was in the clear.
Not sure what that auth part is there I highlighted, but hid it as well.
So am I correct in that everyone that is logging into neowin is sending username and password in clear??