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Understanding Skin Cancer
Skin cancer begins in cells, the building blocks that make up the skin. Normally, skin cells grow and divide to form new cells. Every day skin cells grow old and die, and new cells take their place. Sometimes, this orderly process goes wrong. New cells form when the skin does not need them, and old cells do not die when they should. These extra cells can form a growth or tumor.
Growths or tumors can be benign or malignant:
Benign growths are not cancer:
Malignant growths are cancer:
Types of Skin Cancer
Skin cancers are named for the type of cells that become cancerous. The two most common types of skin cancer are basal cell cancer and squamous cell cancer. These cancers usually form on the head, face, neck, hands and arms. These areas are exposed to the sun. But skin cancer can occur anywhere.
Basal cell skin cancer grows slowly. It usually occurs on areas of the skin that have been in the sun. It is most common on the face. Basal cell cancer rarely spreads to other parts of the body.
Squamous cell skin cancer also occurs on parts of the skin that have been in the sun. But it also may be in places that are not in the sun. Squamous cell cancer sometimes spreads to lymph nodes and organs inside the body. If skin cancer spreads from its original place to another part of the body, the new growth has the same kind of abnormal cells and the same name as the primary growth.
Risk Factors
Doctors cannot explain why one person develops skin cancer and another does not. However, we do know that skin cancer is not contagious. You cannot "catch" it from another person. Research has shown that people with certain risk factors are more likely than others to develop skin cancer.
Studies have found the following risk factors for skin cancer:
The best way to prevent skin cancer is to protect yourself from the sun. Also, protect children from an early age. Doctors suggest that people of all ages limit their time in the sun and avoid other sources of UV radiation:
If you have a change on the skin, the physician must determine whether it is due to cancer or to some other cause. Your doctor removes all or part of the area that does not look normal. The sample goes to a lab where a pathologist checks the sample under a microscope.
There are four common types of skin biopsies:
Sometimes all of the cancer is removed during the biopsy. In such cases, no more treatment is needed. If you do need more treatment, your doctor will describe your options. Treatment for skin cancer depends on the type and stage of the disease, the size and place of the growth, and your general health and medical history. In most cases, the aim of treatment is to remove or destroy the cancer completely.
It often helps to make a list of questions before an appointment. To help remember what the doctor says, you may take notes or ask whether you may use a tape recorder. You may also want to have a family member or friend with you when you talk to the doctor.
Skin self-exam
Your doctor or nurse may suggest that you do a regular skin self-exam to check for skin cancer, including melanoma. The best time to do this exam is after a shower or bath. You should check your skin in a room with plenty of light. You should use a full-length mirror and a hand-held mirror. It's best to begin by learning where your birthmarks, moles and other marks are and their usual look and feel.
Check for anything new:
By checking your skin regularly, you will learn what is normal for you. It may be helpful to record the dates of your skin exams and to write notes about the way your skin looks. If your doctor has taken photos of your skin, you can compare your skin to the photos to help check for changes. If you find anything unusual, see your doctor.


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A Seattle federal judge encouraged the United States Attorney's Office to put new lawyers on a high-profile terrorism case, as he chastised the feds handling of the prosecution.
Judge James Robert handed federal authorities a setback in the prosecution of Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif. He ruled that the two federal prosecutors assigned to the case, Todd Greenberg and Michael Dion, could be called as witnesses by the defense.
The judge indicated the ruling should make it difficult for the pair to continue to prosecute the case. He called it "a self-inflicted wound on the part of the U.S. Attorney's Office."
At issue are nearly 400 text messages that a Seattle police detective deleted, after prosecutors told him not to destroy any potential evidence. The texts were exchanges between the detective and the confidential informant that helped the FBI snare Abdul-Latif.
Latif-Abdul's defense team contends the text messages could have contained valuable information that would have bolstered his case. They've asked the judge to throw the case out. They will be able to question the prosecutors in hearings and at trial about how evidence was handled.
At a December 7 hearing, the judge will decide if the detective and the confidential informant acted in "bad faith" when they deleted their communications.
Abdul-Latif is the accused mastermind of a plan to shoot recruits at a military processing center in South Seattle.
His wife attended the Thursday court hearing.
"I was very happy," said Binta Moussa-Davis told KING 5. "I thank my Allah, God. I continue to be happy and continue to pray until my husband walks free."
Moussa-Davis contends the informant and the FBI set her husband up.
Federal investigators have previously said Abdul-Latif and a co-defendant were given repeated chances to back out of the plot, but were arrested soon after they purchased weapons that they didn't know were supplied by the FBI.

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LOVINGSTON, Va. —
The Virginia man charged in the disappearance of a Nelson County teenager will remain behind bars until a January following a court appearance Tuesday, as details of his criminal past began to emerge.
Randy Allen Taylor, 48, of Lovingston, was arrested Sunday and charged with abduction in the disappearance of 17-year-old Alexis Murphy, who was last seen Aug. 3 by her family. Her car was found in the parking lot of a multiplex in Charlottesville three days later.
The search for Murphy is ongoing.
Taylor appeared in Nelson County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, handcuffed, shackled and wearing a gray jail-issued jumpsuit. He was appointed an attorney, and a preliminary hearing was set for Jan. 9.
Nelson County Commonwealth's Attorney Anthony Martin refused to comment beyond a statement in which he said the preliminary hearing will determine whether there is probable cause to send the case to a grand jury. Meanwhile, Taylor will remain at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail without bond.
Court records show Taylor's criminal record stretches back more than 20 years, The Daily Progress reported Tuesday.
Virginia Beach court records show Taylor was convicted of statutory burglary and grand larceny in 1992 and sentenced to 10 years behind bars, with all but 4 1/2 years suspended.
Albemarle County court records show Taylor was convicted of arson in February 2005. He was given a two-year suspended sentence and ordered to pay about $6,300 in restitution. His suspended sentence was revoked in June 2011, after he failed to pay restitution. His sentence was immediately re-suspended on conditions of good behavior and that he pay at least $50 a month toward his restitution.
An employer and acquaintances of Taylor's described him as a quiet, hardworking man, who kept mostly to himself and worked off and on at a local used car lot and doing odd jobs in the area.
Tere Vann, Taylor's employer at the Ruckersville car lot where he's worked periodically for the past five years, said: "We knew he had a past, because he'd been honest with us."
"I would've never dreamed it," neighbor Jim Matheny told the newspaper while watching from his front porch as investigators searched Taylor's property.
FBI agents on Monday combed the area near Taylor's home carrying shovels. A sport utility vehicle and camper also were hauled from the property.
Among those at Taylor's home Monday was Evans Oakerson, the lead investigator in the unsolved September 2010 disappearance of 19-year-old Samantha Ann Clarke of Orange, said Orange County Commonwealth's Attorney Diana Wheeler. Like Murphy, Clarke went out one night and never came back. Neither Wheeler nor other authorities working the two cases would say whether they believe the two cases are connected.
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Found out interesting fact about LED lights and how to mount them correctly.
While researching LED lights I have learned they need to be mounted so they emit light more or less parallel with the road surface as they are restricted to about 10 degrees of maximum viewability. Found this out when I looked at LEDs mounted on truck cap at 30 degree angle to the road surface. You don't get the full effect till you get on a ladder and look at them from a higher position. Thusly I am not rigging a angle adaptor to mount these to where they and aimed slightly down toward the road. I talked to one of the lighting companies and they gave me the 10% angle figure.
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There are working angles for LEDs as you discovered. Generally, the working angle is about 30 degrees from straight forward. They also make LEDs that have a 120 degree viewing angle. That's why you start seeing arrays of LEDs that are angled in different directions, to provide a more uniform light and to be brighter.Christopher
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I have seen the replacement bulbs for 1156/1157 bulbs mounted to give 360 degree. The ones I have don't seem to have 30 deg but then again don't have any easy way to measure such.
Just eyeballing it with angle level I think they will be angled down very slightly as they are about 6 1/2 feet above the ground so this will give a better display to a car following closer.
Guy at truck parts place said he was told when LEDs are manufactured they are all either RED or AMBER and to make one white they have to be subjected to a bleaching process to produce white light which makes them more expensive. Then again that doesn't seem to wash because of the large number of very cheap LED flashlights floating around. For instance I have bought flashlights for 2.00 with 8 or 9 LEDS in them and the red ones I am mounting are like 20 bucks for I think it is 11 bulbs and they same light in white is like 36.00 with 19 lights.
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PS4 launch games, the titles that will blow us away
- Posted March 14th, 2012 at 05:28 EDT by Steven Williamson
Yes, okay, we know that Sony's next-generation console hasn't even been announced yet, but we've already heard plenty of insider chat from unnamed sources about games that are currently in the planning that may well end up being launch games for the PlayStation 4. In fact, we're 99.9% certain that some of the games that we list below will be flying the flag for Sony's new console when it launches in the next couple of years.
As we don't want to get our "insiders" into trouble, we've mixed those games that we're sure are being prepped for PS4 launch with speculation as to which games may also make an appearance. We'll leave it to you to guess which ones you think will make the cut.
We're super confident that the PS4 will boast the strongest launch line-up we've seen for any console…
1. Killzone 4
Guerrilla Games is working on a number of new IPs, but the Killzone franchise is a guaranteed system seller and the perfect action-packed shooter to grace the new console at launch.
We believe this new entry won't be called Killzone 4 though, as Sony will want to freshen up its image for the launch of the new console. With more focus on storytelling than previous iterations, Sony will lose the digit in favour of a single word with more impact.
2. Deus Ex Human Revolution 2
The revival of the Deus Ex franchise was greeted with universal praise. The espionage/science fiction action role-playing also did far better than Square Enix expected, so much so that the developer is likely to waste no time in creating a follow-up.
It's no coincidence that Square Enix Montreal, a new second studio for the Square Enix Group in Canada, is being set up this year. Alongside new Thief and Hitman games, the developer will be hard at work on the new Deus Ex. Expect a bigger game environment with far more city hubs to explore.
3. Gran Turismo 6
The PS4 launch line-up needs a racing game, and none can do it more justice than GT5. Polyphony Digital boss Kazunori Yamauchi has even admitted that the recent GT5 is just too good for current-gen consoles.
'The level of precision we've achieved [in GT5] is actually more suited to the next generation of machines,' he said. The level of detail in the new Gran Turismo game will be astounding. The franchise is known for its long development cycles, but Polyphony will be doing everything in its power to get it ready for PS4's launch. In the meantime, fans will be able to enjoy a PS Vita version.
4. Infraworld
After the success of the brilliant Heavy Rain, the sky is the limit for Quantic Dream. Its strong relationship with Sony has reportedly enabled the studio to revive a cancelled project, which appeared as an Easter egg in Heavy Rain.
Word has it that Infraworld will be a cinematic, sci-fi drama featuring warring galaxies and a level of interaction and immersion that will once again blur the boundaries between movies and videogames.
5. Assassin's Creed 4
After PSU spoke with Falko Poiker, mission-design director on Assassin's Creed: Revelations, we know full well that the studio intends to deliver regular bouts of Assassin's Creed action.
After Assassin's Creed III, we'd expect Ubisoft to hold back its fourth iteration for the launch of the PS4. It will be coming, the only real question is: where will it be set? We'd put some serious money on Victorian London featuring at some point, maybe even an encounter with Jack the Ripper. Anyone fancy a 'Leap Of Faith' off Big Ben?
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Tonawanda News — The North Tonawanda Common Council voted to extend an agreement with the Niagara Community Action Program, a not-for-profit organization that offers a wide-range of services to Niagara County residents.
The city will pay the group $3,000 for the fiscal year 2013, but will receive a vast amount of assistance for the fee, according to Alderwoman-At-Large Nancy Donovan, who said she has served as a NCAP board member for several years.
NCAP will use the payment to supplement the emergency services it provides to needy and disadvantaged individuals, in addition to federal and state grants and subsidies it receives from a variety of governmental and municipal agencies, according to the terms of the contract.
Donovan said the agreement follows similar pacts with most towns in villages throughout the county, while the local NCAP outfit on Thompson Street offers a host of services including counseling, budgeting information, referrals, application assistance, weatherization and child care to city residents.
"This is an important service for those who need it most," Donovan said. "NCAP helps with so many things and offers vital services. The yearly agreement is money well spent and it really takes care of people in the community."
The council also approved a consulting service contract with Danziger & Markhoff for $5,400. A request for proposal was sent out on Sept. 17 for services related to the city's post-retirement health care plans. Danziger & Markhoff submitted the lowest bid.Contact reporter Michael Regan at 693-1000, ext. 4115.


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In addition to working in Campus Ministry, Diana, is an intern at NorthShore Hospice offering bereavement counseling to those who have lost a loved one. In her personal life, Diana enjoys praying the rosary, singing, baking bread, biking, and frequenting farmer's markets. She plans to walk the Camino de Santiago de Compostela with her partner in May 2014.


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Convicted murderer Scott Cox violates his post-prison supervision
Scott Cox brought contraband into jail, authorities say
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Former long-haul trucker Scott William Cox, who was released to Yamhill County Community Corrections last February after serving a 25-year prison sentence for murdering two Portland prostitutes in September 1993, has repeatedly violated conditions of his post-prison supervision
Under post-prison supervision, the 49-year-old Cox has been living in subsidized county jail housing. He has been returned to secure custody with bail set at $10,000.
Cox first received a 14-day jail sanction in mid-July, according to Capt. Tim Svenson of the sheriff's office.
"He received permission to go to the beach," Svenson said. "He took a route that was longer than his approved route which was confirmed by the GPS tracking device he was wearing."
Cox was again charged last Thursday with violating his post-prison supervision for having contact with minor children, according to Svenson.
"He has a girlfriend he visits in the Sheridan area," he said. "Community Corrections received information from our office that he possibly had contact with her minor children while she was present."
The GPS tracker confirmed he had visited the residence and his girlfriend admitted he had been there, according to Svenson.
After being returned to the jail on that violation, he was found to be in possession of a tobacco product, and was charged with supplying contraband, Svenson said.
"The supplying contraband charge relates to introducing anything from a can of tobacco to cigarettes to drugs, anything an inmate is not allowed to have in the facility," he said.
Cox was arraigned Monday before Circuit Court Judge Cal Tichenor on the charge. Bail was set and he was ordered back to court at 1:20 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3 for a preliminary hearing on the Class C felony charge. McMinnville attorney Greg Perez-Selsky was appointed to represent him.
With good time credit, he had completed his 25-year prison sentence. Because he had been staying at a Newberg motel at the time of his arrest, officials ordered him to begin his post-prison supervision in Yamhill County, rejecting his preference for Douglas County in Southern Oregon.
Cox, who was 29 when he went to prison, was spending his nights in the Yamhill County Jail because he had no other place to live. He was free to move about daily between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
The GPS device allowed community corrections to enforce the strict conditions of his post-prison supervision by tracking his whereabouts.
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In that report, Capt. Tim Wilson, one of the department's investigators, listed arson as the cause.
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TWO buildings in Oxford's Cowley Road will be demolished to make way for a shop, offices, a two- bedroom flat and 18 student rooms.
A similar application for the site on the corner of Randolph Street was turned down in August because the scheme did not replace a five-bedroom home that is among existing buildings demolished.
But now Oxford City Council's west area planning committee has granted the application, for 220 and 222 Cowley Road. Nik Lyzba, speaking on behalf of applicant RMA Properties, said: "This is the third planning application. The last one was refused solely because of the lack of replacement houses in multiple occupation (HMO) on the corner.
"This application replaces the two buildings, improves the retail shop and replaces the house on the corner with a two bedroom unit."
He added: "As I explained last time, the property on the corner is in a very poor condition and is providing poor student accommodation for those inside."
Oxford City Council's planning officers had recommended councillors approve the new planning application.
Planning officer Murray Hancock said: "The existing HMO is not suitable for family use because it has no garden.
"We think a good sized two-bedroom flat suits the site better.
"It does mean a loss of accommodation but we do not think we can fit a house on the site easily and do all that the application is trying to achieve."
Councillor Shah Khan said: "The applicant has done an excellent building at the other side of the road, 200 metres away, and one in Marston Street as well. I think it is a very good scheme."
Councillors supported the scheme and the application will be rubber stamped once a legal agreement is agreed over developer contributions for the community.
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George Parros's mustache looks as if a black bear dropped dead on his upper lip. He's the only NHL player that could pass for his own ancestor in a sepia tone photograph. Like Lanny McDonald, he's a player defined by his 'stache as much as anything he's done on the ice.
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The year was 1988. The first George Bush was elected as President, Kirk Gibson of the Los Angeles Dodgers was limping his way across the bases in the World Series and MTV was airing a show dedicated to heavy metal called Headbangers Ball. Even though their flagstaff hard rock program has been relegated to VJ-less MTV2 status in recent years, MTV will still pay homage to the show that gave metal heads stiff necks two decades ago with a 20th anniversary celebration. Highlighting the festivities is an interview and live performance by Headbangers favorite band, Metallica.
Other specials include an Avenged Sevenfold concert from the Long Beach Arena, the premiere of Slipknot's "Dead Memories" video and a heavy metal panel featuring the show's past VJs like Twisted Sister's Dee Snider, Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta and the show's most memorable host, Riki Rachtmann (who presided over a number of phenomenal video premieres, including the Rock Daily favorite "November Rain"). Still, all that headbanging probably knocked a screw loose inside MTV's head, as 2008 is actually the 21st anniversary of the show: The first Headbangers Ball aired in April 1987. Then there's the fact that the show was off the air from 1995 to 2003, but who cares? The party begins on MTV2 on October 20th.
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Japanese stocks tumbled on Monday as a strengthening yen led to another day of volatile trading in Tokyo.
The dollar slipped below ¥101 to fetch ¥100.92 at the close of equity trading in Tokyo, from ¥101.67 at the same time Friday. Later in the global day, the greenback was at ¥101.12, down from ¥101.31 late Friday in New York.
The effect of a stronger local currency helped pull the Nikkei Stock Average down 3.2% to 14142.65. The benchmark was already coming off two of its most volatile trading sessions in more than 20 years, moving more than 1,000 points on both Thursday and Friday.
Although the market closed higher on Friday, it spent the day swinging between positive and negative territory. With Monday's decline, the index is down 9.5% over three sessions.
"The dollar's continued retracement, along with technicals, point to upside resistance for Japanese shares for the time being," says Hiroshi Nishi, general manager of equities at SMBC Nikko Securities.
The recent firmness in the yen ends a long stretch of U.S. dollar strength that saw the currency climb against its Japanese counterpart for three consecutive weeks. However, over the last five sessions the dollar fell 1.9% against the yen, its worst weekly performance in nearly a year.
The market was weighed by falls in large index constituents—such as SoftBank Corp. 9984.TO -1.15% SoftBank Corp. Japan: Tokyo ¥7486 -87 -1.15% July 10, 2014 3:00 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 5.29M P/E Ratio 16.16 Market Cap ¥9092.60 Billion Dividend Yield 0.53% Rev. per Employee ¥94,782,900 07/01/14 Mobile Games Help Messaging Ap... 06/19/14 Shareholders Lament Loss of So... 06/18/14 Picture Japan: Anti-War Demons... More quote details and news » and Fast Retailing Co. 9983.TO +0.80% Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. Japan: Tokyo ¥33505 +265 +0.80% July 10, 2014 3:00 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 565,200 P/E Ratio 38.15 Market Cap ¥3525.89 Billion Dividend Yield 0.90% Rev. per Employee ¥53,895,000 07/08/14 Marks & Spencer's Results Tell... 06/25/14 Japan's Fast Retailing brand U... 05/28/14 Shopping for Clothes? Forget a... More quote details and news » , which were down 4.1% and 2.7%, respectively. Nomura, Japan's largest brokerage, fell 3.6%.
Exporters were also big losers. Honda Motor 7267.TO -0.61% Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Japan: Tokyo ¥3573 -22 -0.61% July 10, 2014 3:00 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 4.37M P/E Ratio 11.22 Market Cap ¥6512.09 Billion Dividend Yield 2.46% Rev. per Employee ¥59,641,400 07/08/14 Infiniti Sales Get a Lift in C... 07/08/14 Toyota Top Japanese Company on... 07/02/14 Nissan, Honda Post Double-Digi... More quote details and news » sank 4.3% and Kyocera 6971.TO -0.45% Kyocera Corp. Japan: Tokyo ¥4823 -22 -0.45% July 10, 2014 3:00 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 789,800 P/E Ratio 19.94 Market Cap ¥1829.56 Billion Dividend Yield 1.66% Rev. per Employee ¥20,738,800 07/07/14 Japan's Regional Economies Sta... More quote details and news » dropped 3.1%.
"Besides the stronger yen, it appears that the momentum of 'Abenomics' benefits might be waning," said Eiji Kinouchi, senior strategist, Daiwa Capital Markets. "If the government can't explain how Japan is going to achieve growth and organize its finances, Japan may face criticism against its aggressive monetary easing."
Indian stocks outperformed the rest of Asia. The Sensex index climbed 1.7% to 20030.77, its sharpest one-day percentage gain since May 15. It was helped by gains in Reliance Industries 500325.BY -0.37% Reliance Industries Ltd. India: NSE र997.20 -3.75 -0.37% July 10, 2014 4:37 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4.25M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap र3232.88 Billion Dividend Yield 0.95% Rev. per Employee र181,747,000 07/08/14 Brazil Police Arrest Head of W... 07/08/14 Reliance Industries Tickets Fo... 07/01/14 What's News More quote details and news » which rose on news of a significant gas discovery and value buying after last week's selloff.
Reliance, which dropped 5.6% last week, rose 5.2%.
Elsewhere in the region, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.5% to 4959.90, led lower by mining stocks. Rio Tinto lost 2.6% and Fortescue Metals Group FMG.AU -0.68% Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. Australia: Sydney $4.35 -0.03 -0.68% July 10, 2014 4:10 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 11.87M P/E Ratio 4.35 Market Cap $13.64 Billion Dividend Yield 4.60% Rev. per Employee $2,936,000 07/02/14 Asian Shares Gain; Hang Seng C... 06/27/14 Most Asian Shares Lower 06/25/14 Investors Fret Over Flood of I... More quote details and news » retreated 3.1%.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.3% to 22686.05 and the Shanghai Composite Index added 0.2% to 2293.08.
HSBC Holdings HSBA.LN -1.26% HSBC Holdings PLC (UK Reg) U.K.: London GBp589.00 -7.50 -1.26% July 10, 2014 5:08 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 21.12M P/E Ratio 11.73 Market Cap GBp113.76 Billion Dividend Yield 4.02% Rev. per Employee GBp186,219 07/10/14 Cherkasky Adds Compliance Entr... 07/10/14 China Exports Strengthen on U.... 07/09/14 China's June CPI Up 2.3% On-Ye... More quote details and news » rose 0.5% in Hong Kong, while Industrial & Commercial Bank of China 601398.SH +0.88% Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. China: Shanghai ¥3.45 +0.03 +0.88% July 10, 2014 3:04 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 56.61M P/E Ratio 4.54 Market Cap ¥1248.67 Billion Dividend Yield 7.59% Rev. per Employee ¥2,150,120 07/10/14 Chinese Snap Up Government Sav... 07/10/14 Standard Bank Starts Legal Act... 07/08/14 Temasek Ramps Up New Investmen... More quote details and news » rose 0.4% and Bank of China rose 0.8%.
Among leaders in Shanghai were brokerages as investors bet on an improvement in their earnings outlooks thanks to a recovery in market turnover. Huatai Securities 601688.SH +0.27% Huatai Securities Co. Ltd. China: Shanghai ¥7.48 +0.02 +0.27% July 10, 2014 3:04 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 14.44M P/E Ratio 17.76 Market Cap ¥41.78 Billion Dividend Yield 2.01% Rev. per Employee ¥1,174,580 More quote details and news » gained 4.3%, Everbright Securities 601788.SH +1.03% Everbright Securities Co. Ltd. China: Shanghai ¥7.87 +0.08 +1.03% July 10, 2014 3:04 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 14.43M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap ¥26.63 Billion Dividend Yield 0.25% Rev. per Employee ¥821,880 05/29/14 Most Asian Shares Lower More quote details and news » added 3% and Haitong Securities 600837.SH -0.22% Haitong Securities Co. Ltd. A China: Shanghai ¥8.97 -0.02 -0.22% July 10, 2014 3:05 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 39.04M P/E Ratio 21.88 Market Cap ¥87.34 Billion Dividend Yield 1.34% Rev. per Employee ¥2,041,190 06/08/14 Central China Securities Plans... More quote details and news » climbed 2%.
South Korea's Kospi Composite gained 0.3% to 1979.97.
U.S. equity markets were closed Monday because of the Memorial Day holiday. In Europe, stocks were trading little changed.
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Tragedy struck this weekend for one Chickasha family after an electrical fire burned their home to the ground. The fire occurred early Sunday morning at approximately 3 a.m. near the Tabler-Y off County Road 1350.
"We lost everything... even the stuff I tried to pull from the house caught on fire," said Katie Crosley.
Residents Charlie Glass, Katie Crosley, and their 7 week old son Jace are now staying at the local Best Western Hotel after the incident.
"We didn't have anywhere else to go so the Red Cross put us up here at the hotel for a few days. It is a really weird feeling to be able to say to people that all of our belongings can now fit into our truck," said Glass.
According to Crosley, she was asleep on the couch with her infant son when her blind-deaf-three legged Dotson started to randomly bark.
"I thought it was strange, but I went ahead and got up to let the dog outside to go to the bathroom. When I opened the front door, I saw the entire porch was engulfed in flames. I shut the door and before I knew it, the flames were coming in both the door and the windows. So I grabbed my son and we got out," said Crosley.
Crosley said she reentered the burning, all-wood cabin, to attempt to grab some personal belongings like her compound bow, some pictures, and other random items however she later found out the out-of-control fire also got to the items she took out of the house.
Crosley said, "It burned...literally everything... it even got the bale of hay for our horses. And it burned up my car too. It happened in a matter of minutes. If we didn't have our little three-legged hero I don't want to think of what could have happened."
The Naples, Friend, and other Grady County Fire Departments responded putting the fire out at approximately 7 am.
While the family had insurance on the dwelling itself, they had no contents insurance on their belongings. Donations to assist the family are being accepted at Chickasha Bank and Trust Company, organized by Helen Ratcliff at 405-222-0550. XL men's clothes and Medium to large women's clothes, as well as under 6 month infant clothes are also needed.
Glass said, "This really puts everything in perspective. I still haven't quite grasped it all but I guess we will wait on the insurance company to see where we will be going from here."


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Supreme Court Readies for Gay Marriage Cases
Changing popular opinion may impact the Court's decision.
The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in a pair of cases regarding gay marriage, but court observers say the overall impact could be sweeping or limited, depending on how the court chooses to craft its decision.
[PHOTOS: Couples Line Up at Midnight for Gay Marriage Licenses]
One case concerns Proposition 8, a California constitutional amendment approved by voters, which banned gay marriage in the state after it had been legal for a brief time. The other is a challenge to the federal Defense of Marriage Act, which denies federal benefits to spouses in gay marriages and allows states to not recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states if they choose.
In both instances, the court will first have to deal with jurisdictional questions: Do the people bringing or supporting the cases have the legal standing to do so? In the DOMA case, for example, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives helped take up defense of the law after President Barack Obama directed the Justice Department to drop its own.
Obama, like many politicians, recently changed his official stance on gay marriage, saying he "evolved" from a position of opposition to support. Hillary Clinton also recently announced her support for same-sex marriages, as did Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, after sharing that he has a gay son.
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John Eastman, law professor at Chapman University, says he expects the court will quickly move on from the jurisdictional concerns to the substantive arguments.
"I think the court will get over those jurisdictional fairly quickly because the law seems pretty clear that there's jurisdiction," he says.
Eastman is also the chairman of the National Organization for Marriage, a group that opposes gay marriage and has funded campaigns at the state level to fight measures that would allow it.
Both cases carry the same parallel considerations of the emotional and societal argument for and against gay marriage as well as the legal arguments. Though the court claims to pay no regard to public opinion, there's no doubt the significant shift in public acceptance of gay marriage, even since DOMA was adopted in 1996, will be a factor.
A recent Gallup poll showed that 54 percent of Americans supported federal benefits for gay couples, versus 39 percent who disagreed. In 1996, a Gallup poll showed just 27 percent of people supported gay marriage versus 68 percent who opposed it.
Even the brief that lawmakers filed with the court in support of DOMA, despite the fact that many of them had voted for it, noted the sweeping change in times.
"In short, it was a different world for gay men and lesbians, and many were understandably reluctant to speak openly about themselves or their families," said the brief, signed by more than 200 sitting congressional lawmakers.
"A number of members, like the constituents we serve, did not personally know many (if any) people who were openly gay and majority attitudes toward that minority group were often viscerally fearful and negative."
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Ultimately, the lawmakers say the law Congress passed in 1996 is unconstitutional.
"None of the arguments advanced in its defense is sufficient," they said.
Eastman says predicting what the court will do is difficult, but Justice Anthony Kennedy, a libertarian conservative, is likely the key.
"All eyes are on Justice Kennedy and he's obviously written the two major gay-rights decisions in the past decade and a half and that means that people rightly think that he's kind of open to taking this step, but he has studiously avoided taking that step in prior cases," he says.
John Roberts, who played a key role in the court ruling earlier this year to uphold the key elements of the controversial health care law known as Obamacare, could reprise that role again.
Oral arguments are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday and a ruling is expected sometime in June.
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Virtually all of us in Sandy's path have been stressed, whether we experienced a prolonged power outage and were cold and in nighttime darkness for many many days or were sources of refuge for those who were. The night of the storm we may have huddled against an uncertain and calamitous outcome. Stress hormones in our bodies were secreted in a big and prolonged way, and by itself that neurological/hormonal activation is exhausting. So is the effort to keep warm.
We experienced a level of threat akin to invasion from an enemy, and out response was to band together with neighbors and strangers; the ordinary distinctions that stratify society began to blur as Nature made them irrelevant with one enormous all-powerful stroke. We were left the next morning looking at rubble and devastation, each of us feeling small humbled and helpless; many of us also felt cold.
The big storm cost us in time, lost income, expenditures for repairs and challenged our capacity to cope and adapt. Rebuilding is slow; for many of us the resumption of the income streams we need to make ends meet can't come fast enough. Anxiety prevails despite the fact that the big storm itself has passed. Now we have to deal with fretfulness about recovering, and find the strength to do that.
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RALEIGH — N.C. State coach Mark Gottfried wasnt quite sure which word to use to describe the current state of transition for the basketball program.
The Wolfpack, which closed the books on the 2012-13 basketball season on Thursday night at the teams annual banquet, will have to replace five of its top six scorers from a 24-11, NCAA tournament team.
Whether its rebuilding, reloading, restarting, were going to have a pretty big challenge, Gottfried said Thursday. Were going to have a lot of new faces. I dont know that theres a lot of teams in the country that will have lost as much as we lost.
The Wolfpack will have to replace two seniors Scott Wood and Richard Howell, who were named co-MVPs of the season at Thursdays banquet, and a pair of juniors, Lorenzo Brown and C.J. Leslie, who opted to jump early to the NBA.
Also, guard Rodney Purvis decided to transfer after his freshman season.
Gottfried will have forward T.J. Warren, the leading returning scorer, who will be a sophomore and point guard Tyler Lewis said he was most likely coming back.
Warren, who has a good on-court chemistry with Lewis, was happy to hear about Lewis return.
Hes a great player, Warren said. I cant wait to get out there with him.
Lewis, who averaged 3.5 points and 1.4 assists in a limited role as a freshman, did talk at length about his role next season and the potential of the team to handle all of the personnel changes.
In the two ACC starts Brown missed with an ankle injury , Lewis averaged 14.5 points and 5.5 assists in 37.5 minutes. Lewis said he has already noticed a difference in the workouts the team has had.
I feel like were more disciplined and I feel like everyone is working harder than we did last season, Lewis said. I feel like last season, we relied on our talent too much, instead of going out and practicing hard every day and getting the job done that way.
In addition to Warren and Lewis, Ralston Turner, a wing from Louisiana State, will be eligible after sitting out last season and guard Desmond Lee made his commitment official on Thursday.
Lee, who is 6 feet 4 inches tall and 194 pounds, averaged 20.3 points and 5.1 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game last season at New Mexico Junior College. Lee is originally from Norfolk, Va. and was once a high school teammate of former Wolfpack forward DeShawn Painter.
The first thing with Desmond is hes a little bit older, which is good for our team because were going to be awfully young and inexperienced, Gottfried said.
Hes a guy that we feel can really shoot the ball well from the perimeter. Hes a good guard and I think thats what our team needed.
Lee joins a trio of freshman guard Anthony Barber, forward BeeJay Anya and forward Kyle Washington as the teams newcomers.
There will be a lot of changes, Gottfried understands that, not just on the roster, but also of how the team is perceived.
Last season, it was picked to win the league. Next season, the outside expectations will be low.
Were going to have a lot of questions, we know it, Gottfried said.
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We had waited almost a year for the crowds to die down before my husband and I finally visited the new Nature Research Center at the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences in downtown Raleigh.
It was early February when we packed Joes wheelchair and headed downtown with plans to make a day of it.
The place was everything wed heard it would be breathtakingly beautiful and filled with fascination. We were thrilled that our adopted state had made such an enlightened investment.
Until Joe heard natures call, that is.
Like many people whose mobility is limited, my husband needs assistance in the restroom. So we set out in search of a family bathroom, the unisex facility were accustomed to finding at public places such as airports, arenas, shopping malls and museums. Family bathrooms make life easier for parents whose tots need help going potty, but theyre essential for those of us with grown family members of the opposite sex who need assistance.
We searched floor to floor in this 80,000-square-foot, $56 million addition. No family restroom to be found. Anywhere.
Certain wed overlooked it, I rolled Joe to the customer service desk and asked for directions. The nice woman pointed to a corner. Over there, she said.
We wheeled across the floor. We found the mens room. And the womens room. Both accessible. Neither unisex.
I hesitated. But Joe was antsy. So I opened the door with the skirted figure on it, and we forged ahead cautiously peering inside lest we startle an unsuspecting female inside. (No way was I venturing into the mens room.) The place was empty. I rolled Joe into the accessible stall and whisked him out as fast as I could.
He was embarrassed. I was steamed. The women at customer service were apologetic. We misunderstood, they said, there is no unisex restroom. Ill stand outside the door if your husband needs to use it again, one offered.
It didnt seem possible that this groundbreaking science center that our tax dollars had helped build lacked a restroom that a man needing a wife or an aides help could use without asking a stranger to stand guard.
Dignity destroyed, we called it a day.
At home, I emailed NRC director Meg Lowman expressing our surprise at the oversight. Her answer came swiftly.
Your email is such a wake-up call for me and all of our staff, she wrote, vowing to remedy the problem and keep us posted.
Im happy to report she has done just that. An accessible bathroom near the Daily Planets first-floor theater originally marked Staff Only is now the NRCs family restroom.
The oversight was more than a little ironic.
Lowman has long worked to make science accessible. She built the nations only handicapped-accessible tree canopy walkway in Florida in 2000 to celebrate the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. And she recently won federal funding for a summer program that will allow her to take youngsters with mobility limitations into the canopy to do biological research. They dont call her Canopy Meg for nothing.
Signs identifying the family restroom are now in place, well before those young scientists visit the NRC in August to share their discoveries.
We obviously need bathroom facilities to cater to them, and more importantly, to our visitors, she wrote in response to my initial email.
Thanks to Canopy Meg, we have them now.
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Mission Statement The Tracker Targa V-18 WT was designed to be a tournament-class fishing machine that could perform double duty as a family day boat for watersports. She has versatile seating that can be used for fishing from two casting decks or for watersports and spotting a person being towed. Her 44% beam to length ratio, and reverse chines makes her stable and it is possible for an adult to stand on the boat's wide gunwales without much horizontal deflection. This is an important attribute for both fishing and family boating.Major Features• Padded backrests for bow seating• Diamond Coat powder-coat with clearcoat finish• Dual fiberglass-reinforced molded consoles• Lowrance Mark-5X fishfinder• Stereo with Bluetooth capability• Top loading rod lockers for rods up to 8' (2.4 m)• 11'' (27.94 cm) wide gunwales• Five pedestal seat base locations• 19 gallon (71.92 L) bow livewell with bait bucket• 48 gallon (181.7 L) stern livewell• Minn Kota 70 lbs. (32 kg) thrust trolling motor with foot pedal storage• Factory-matched single-axle trailerFishing Features The Tracker Targa V-18 WT is billed as having everything needed for fishing, short of rods and bait, when she rolls off the showroom floor. Let's take a look at exactly what that entails.Rod storage between the consoles will accommodate up to 7' (2.13 m) rods. The aft casting deck has four access compartments, two for battery access and two for the dual livewells totaling 48 gallons (181.7 L), plus courtesy lights to both sides. The aft livewells also have molded holders for a bait bucket. Being separated allows for going after multiple species in the same day. There is even a separator in the individual well to allow for different times, with different fish. Top loading rod storage lockers in the gunwales can accommodate rods up to 8' (2.4 m). Additional storage is located under the gunwales. The bow casting deck has a storage compartment to starboard, and a 19 gallon (71.92 L) bow livewell with bait bucket. Two switches at the bow control panel handles the outboard tilt and livewell aerator. Two Plano tackle boxes are in a closed compartment right alongside. There are four pedestal seats, the aft two being movable to one of the five seat bases located throughout the V-18. Comfort FeaturesThere are padded backrests attached to the front of the consoles to facilitate bow seating. We'd like to see the side cleats moved forward to keep them away from the nonskid step to the bow. Guests will be sitting on the deck, which is a fair trade-off to making a quick transition to a casting platform. The port console accommodates a small storage cubby, a self draining cooler, and a glove box housing the stereo. The walkthrough windshield is quite high, providing much needed protection while underway. There's also no distortion to the curved glass of the sides. Safety FeaturesThe Targa V-18 WT is also built with safety in mind. Aside from her deep cockpit depth these features also add to her family friendly characteristics.Boarding is made easy thanks to the wide 11'' (27.9 cm) gunwales with nonskid pads. When she's not being used as a fishing boat, the trolling motor foot control switch stores in its own compartment in the bow casting deck. HelmTracker created an attractive helm fabricated from fiberglass reinforced molded plastic. It includes full instrumentation with a GPS driven speedometer and direction indicator. A Lowrance Mark 5X fishfinder is included as standard equipment. The steering wheel is mounted to a tilt base connected to hydraulic steering.The helm includes a GPS-based speedometer and standard fishfinder. PerformanceThe Tracker Targa V-18 WT has a length overall of 19'1" (5.82 m) and a beam of 102" (259.1 cm). With an empty weight of 1,730 lbs. (785 kg), full fuel, two people and test power we had a test weight of 2,845 lbs. (1,290 kg).With a 150-hp Mercury 4-stroke turning a 14.25 x 18 Enertia prop, we reached a top speed of 45.5 mph at 5500 rpm. At that speed we were burning 13.9 gph giving us a range of 118 miles. Best cruise came in at 3000 rpm and 21 mph. That reduced the fuel burn to only 3.8 gph which translates to a range of 199 miles and an endurance of 9 hours and 30 minutes while still maintaining a 10% reserve.We had time to plane of only 2.8 seconds, accelerated to 20 mph in 4.9 seconds and continued accelerating through 30 mph in 7.2 seconds. HandlingUpon accelerating the bow comes up 11-degrees, and comes right back down immediately because she has such a quick time to plane. She turns quite well thanks to her reverse chines and leaned only 10-degrees into the turns. She does tend to bleed off a bit of speed in the turns, so don't hesitate to add power once the turn is initiated. However, if desired, go ahead and let the speed bleed off, and at a certain point she'll spin out in the turn, then you can accelerate off in the next direction. When taking power off she settles back into the water stern first.ObservationsThere's certainly a lot to like with the Tracker Targa V-18 WT. She does live up to her billing as being completely ready to fish right off the showroom floor and as a family day boat, well… all that's missing is the cooler.
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Lady 2: there isn't anything about me on goooogle, I mean, I must take it off if there is.....
Lady 3: The google is a terrible thing, I mean I don't want anything on there! (Overheard by millyskate on a London train.)
i dont dislike bates but his story line taking place in a prison drags the story down. im ok w watching anna play harriet the spy but i dont need to see him in prison.
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
And yes, when the Dowager walked across the hall in her mourning clothes I was like "Oh. THERE is where that Golden Globe came from. Two minutes of screen time right there." That was brilliant.
Thomas and Anna was so touching--they hate each other's guts, more or less. But I wasn't surprised at Thomas breaking down--even if they didn't do the greatest job showing it, he was working closely with Sybil and she really went to bat with him for that blind officer who killed himself.
Still, if I were going to kill one of the sisters, she's the obvious one as, since they're clearly just not gonna go too deep into Ireland right now, so...she's kind of boring. Mary and Matthew are facing the reality of being the next Earl and Countess and all that goes with it, Edith that would just be kicking the dog...Sybil, there's nowhere especially exciting to go and she's just too nice. And now we get Mary having promised to go to bat for her (assuming when she said it Sybil would be alive) as far as having the baby baptized and raised Catholic goes. Though honestly the Earl ought to shut up--first, it's TOM'S daughter, he can raise her however he wants, and second, as far as this situation goes he needs to keep his lip zipped. He has forfeited any right to say anything.
Hope someone can help me.. I was too busy last night and missed the episode on PBS - I'm in Canada so can't watch it online.. does anyone please have a link for me to watch it I'm so sad I missed it
Thanks to PI .. I discovered I'm actually a Nontheist
"Love is better than Anger, Hope is better than fear" Jack Layton 1950-2011
I think the main part of season three is to pile on Lord Grantham, first losing all the money, then mismanaging his estate and trusting the wrong doctor. Time has moved on and passed him by, and none of his pre wwi ideas was working
but there's something johnny foreigner about catholics!
that line cracked me up
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
in my market, last wk's episode will air at 8 pm on sun, then the new one is at 9 pm
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
Likewise British production companies decide to end successful series at a meaningful point rather than carry on forever, which is admirable.
In this week's People Magazine there is an article about Downton. Fellows said that they will be filming season 4 starting in
February and it will pick up just six months later.
I, too, am tired of Bates being in prison, and I hope Anna gets him out! They are one of my favorite couples on the show, and I want to see them together again--for real, though!
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I just finished watching the latest episode and I was sad. Poor Cora, I thought Elizabeth McGovern's acting was very good too. Sybil was the youngest but in so many ways she was the bravest of all the "upstairs" characters.
Sir Robert, perfect example of the arrogance of doctors. It is something to be said for a doctor like Dr. Clarkson who has had a patient for most of their lives. He knows her medical history and he would be able to recognize differences in a patient's behavior and changes in their body.
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Is this unusual or just a bad winter? One study suggests that climate change has altered the jet stream creating a situation where weather patterns are stagnating over the U.S.
- The east coast still is recovering from a Nor'easter that dumped heavy amounts of snow across the region (click here for a photo gallery from New Jersey Patches).
- January 2014, for example, was the third snowiest month in Chicago's history, with 33.7 inches falling.
- Atlanta was hit with a severe winter storm this week which came on the heels of a January storm that paralyzed much of the Atlanta metro area.
- The ice coverage of the Great Lakes has been rising rapidly, leading to spectacular photos. Lake Michigan is 80 percent ice covered and could challenge the record of 93.1 percent set in 1977.
The BBC reported that as the jet stream slows, it has begun taking a longer, more meandering path. Consequently, weather patterns tend to become "stuck over areas" and cold weather is driven further south while warm weather is driven further north.
However, other scientists have disputed the notion that climate change is to blame for shifting the jet stream.
The Daily Mail quoted climate professor Mat Collins as saying "There is no evidence that global warming can cause the jet stream to get stuck in the way it has this winter. If this is due to climate change, it is outside our knowledge."
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Stephan Turnipseed to deliver E-Expo Keynote Address
Engineering-Expo chairperson Cristina Heisler has announced that Stephan Turnipseed will deliver the keynote address on Saturday, March 2.
Stephan Turnipseed is the president of LEGO Education, North America, a joint venture company The LEGO Group, based in Billund, Denmark and Pitsco Inc., based in Pittsburg, Kansas. LEGO Education has a 30-year history in developing educational resources and solutions that make learning engaging, challenging and fun for all learners.
Turnipseed has led LEGO Education North America for the past 13 years. During this time, he has been responsible for helping to transform LEGO Education for a product sales company to an educational resource leader, working with educators, industry experts and academia to help inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow. Turnipseed is passionate about inspiring children through education and is a proponent of hands-on learning.
As part of the global LEGO Education leadership team, he helps to establish the strategic direction of the company. Prior to and concurrently with his role at LEGO Education, Turnipseed handles acquisitions, international business oversight, and business development for Pitsco, Inc., LEGO Education's partner in North America since 1997. He serves as Vice Chair for The Partnership for 21st Century Skills, a national organization that advocates for 21st century readiness for every student. He also sits on the Board of F1 in Schools LTD, non-profit focused on the F1 event as a vehicle for engaging students in Design and Technology using automotive design. Turnipseed currently serves on the corporate advisory council of the Tourette Syndrome Association and is a past board member ad president.
Before joining Pitsco, Turnipseed owned his own leadership consultancy practice, focused on strategic and tactical planning and leadership skills development. He also previously managed business units for Schlumberger Limited, an oilfield service company. Turnipseed is a veteran of the United States Air Force and is a graduate of Auburn University with a degree in electrical engineering. He is the author of two books and numerous published articles. He holds two patents for the design of the Textrix Robotic System.
He resides in Pike Road, Alabama, with his wife, Joyce, and is the proud father to one adult son. When not working with educators, Stephan enjoys pursuing his and his wife's dream of expanding a green space they created on his ancestral land for children to appreciate the importance of agriculture and the environment.


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The season has started; the weather had changed; and you're ready to leave the wet winters behind and finally play. But too often your victories have withered to defeats, forced tedious by hotel rooms that are too small and too expensive. You need a change. And Rotonda golf resort rentals can provide one. Let your days be perfect and your evenings easy. With these villas, you can create a vacation that is as good as your game. Elegance and modern comforts meet. You'll be satisfied.
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LAKE WYLIE — Six homes in four neighborhoods will open their doors Saturday, April 26, for the 29th annual Clover/Lake Wylie Home & Garden Tour.
All of the houses are surrounded by water except one, said Suzanne Krause, event organizer with Clover/Lake Wylie Republican Women.
The tour aims for variety. Continuing a trend from recent years, half of the homes on the six-house circuit are in River Hills; other neighborhoods featured include The Landing, Heron Cove and RiverPointe in Steele Creek. Some sit on a golf course, some by a cove. Theres a remodeled home, a homeowner-designed one and some large, typical new Lake Wylie homes, Krause said.
The Wade home at 33 New River Trace was recently remodeled to double the number of bathrooms and include a photography studio in the three-bedroom home.
This is a very young couple who took a very small house, and they have expanded it, Krause said.
Brian Wade said it took two remodels during two years to finish the now 3,000-square-foot home.
We did a complete remodel, he said. We doubled the size of the house.
He works as a Realtor and his wife, Beth, works as a photographer both are jobs where home and style meet.
She wanted to show off her home studio, Brian Wade said.
The Stiff home at 4 Catawba Ridge is the design of John Stiff, an engineer with interests in architecture, piloting planes and other fields.
Hes got a lot of expensive hobbies, said wife, Tracy Stiff.
The Stiffs closed on their golf course lot in 1997 and keep a scrapbook showing stages of the 13-month build. Its their third home in River Hills, with high ceilings and a large brick fireplace thats actually a three-in-one. The fireplace runs to warming spots in the living room, bedroom and the extra room downstairs.
The home also has views of a nearby tee box from just about every room.
We liked the openness and the light, Tracy Stiff said.
All six homes on the tour are within 15 minutes of driving distance. Maps to each home line the backs of each ticket.
Tickets cost $20, with proceeds going to the Clover High Schools Fay Bergman Scholarship that is awarded to one or more of the schools qualified seniors in May.
A luncheon at River Hills Country Club will be available 11 a.m.-2 p.m. for an additional $16 that can be paid on-site.
Home show tickets are available at The Cleaners at Lake Wylie, the main entrance to River Hills, or by calling 803-831-0689 or 704-619-2424. Tickets also will be sold at the River Hills Plantation security gate from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the day of the tour
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What do mean by that headline? I mean that over 50% of America supports impeaching Dick Cheney (and almost as many support impeaching Bush), but as of today only 12 Representatives and 1 Senator are considering doing their job and representing the will of the people. Those 12 people comprise about 2.2% of the 535 members of Congress.
Let's face it, this is only one example of how Congress does not in any way shape or form represent the public anymore. For example 95% of the people who contacted members of Congress prior to them giving George Bush unconstitutional war expressed their objection to doing so, yet Congress flatly ignored the people, as they do every single day. Well, make that every single day that they actually work! Think about it!


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TSP contribution limit increases in 2013
Wednesday - 10/24/2012, 8:39am EDT
Federal employees can contribute a maximum of $17,500 annually to their Thrift Savings Plan next year — up from the $17,000 limit this year, according to the IRS.
The increase is due to a cost-of-living adjustment, which is 1.7 percent next year.
The catch-up contribution limit for employees 50 and over will remain $5,500.
This year feds could contribute post-tax dollars to a Roth-style TSP. The combined contributions to both the traditional and Roth TSP cannot exceed the $17,500 limit next year.
The TSP is federal employees' 401(k)-style retirement plan, with about 4.6 million participants.
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It's been a long week for residents along the East Coast.
First, they prepared for Hurricane Sandy's arrival, amid claims it was the "perfect storm"—filling sandbags, boarding up buildings and buying supplies over the weekend.
On Monday, as Sandy approached the Northeast, the winds picked up and officials began evacuations and last-minute preparations, while businesses closed early to avoid the brunt of the superstorm.
As residents on the East Coast hunkered down in their apartments and homes, Sandy's wrath battered beach towns, flooded city streets in unprecedented ways, and brought down gigantic trees on homes and roads, killing some and creating havoc for others.
Although no image can really express what many felt first-hand, here are some of the most dramatic of Sandy's travels from Virginia to New Hampshire, as featured on Patch.


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