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Economist: In face of economic sanctions against Russia, it is necessary to speed up the process for creating Eurasian Economic Union
Economist: The West's sanctions against Russia will affect the Armenian economy
Rostelecom launches online payment service
Public Services Regulatory Commission of Armenia imposes a 15mln AMD fine on Electric Networks of Armenia
Oppositionist: Interests and viewpoints of Stepanakert do not necessarily coincide with those of Yerevan
Oppositionist: Interests and viewpoints of Stepanakert do not necessarily coincide with those of Yerevan
Ashot Manuicharyan: Armenian President's function is to answer "yes, sir!" and to go do it
Deputy Prime Minister of Azerbaijan criticizes the ICRC again
Nature protection minister charges to resolve problems of several tailing dumps on Syunik region
Official stance of VTB Bank OJSC and VTB Bank (Armenia) CJSC on U.S. sanctions
RPA member: Nagorno-Karabakh Prime Minister's statement had no message to negotiators
Ashot Manucharyan: Armenia may face chaos or isolation at any moment
Armenia joins World Day against Trafficking in Persons
Lake Sevan is among top ten attractions in post-Soviet preferred by Russian people
Leyla Yunus is at Prosecutor General's Office, Arif Yunus decides to "give up"
Pre-Parliament: The overarching goal for all Armenians is the formation of a representative government in Armenia
The OSCE is ready to assist in any way possible to stop the cease-fire violations in karabakh conflict zone, Andrzej Kasprzyk says
US Department of State: Media outlets of Armenia published inaccurate articles portraying religious minorities as criminals and spies
Levon Hayrapetyan loses consciousness on Wednesday morning
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Poaching and illegal hunting tours endanger birds in Armenia
The NKR premier: The Madrid Principles are certainly unacceptable to us
Armenian Copper Programme cuts blister copper production by 13.5%
VTB Bank (Armenia) confirms its leadership in lending
EY takes employees of Armenian ancestry back to their roots
Levon Hayraptyan's health much worse
Vahagn Hovnanyan: Oligarchs have full control of Armenian economy
John Heffern believes that Nagorno-Karabakh conflict can be resolved only through peaceful talks
In Oct 2014 Armenia to join UN peacekeeping operation in Lebanon
ICRC car fired at on Armenian-Azeri border
Artashes Shaboyan: Reduction in consumer demand has a negative effect on supermarkets
Azerbaijan mounts another sabotage attack on Line of Contact, Armenian side has 1 victim and 2 wounded
Helsinki Citizens' Assembly Vanadzor Office urges Armenian Defense Ministry to look into military conscription of a kyphotic young man
Armenia suffers no losses during crossfire initiated by Azerbaijan on Armenian-Azeri border
Georgian Parliament Speaker to Visit Israel
Jury to Pass Verdict on Accomplices to Georgian General's Murderer in Moscow
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Georgian Citizens Abroad not to Participate in Local Elections
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Tigran Davtyan: If you have a telephone with you, it means that you have a wallet with you too
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Alexander Krylov: Taking into consideration the experience of the EU, Russia has to refuse maximal extension of the Eurasian Economic Union
Rasim Musabekov: Not only global but also the regional geo-political balance is changing
Zardusht Alizade: Apart, Armenia and Azerbaijan will always remain non-democratic fascist states
Thomas de Waal: What was possible between Sweden and Finland in the past century is impossible today between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Zhirayr Sefilyan: The format of our relations with Russia needs revision
Yana Amelina: The West or Russia, that is the question
Gia Nodia: Not the shortage of territories but finding a place in the world is the key problem of Russia
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The staff of Anelik Bank joins the Jinishian Memorial Foundation's charitable action in support of Kessab Armenians.
The press service of Anelik Bank reports that for this purpose the bank has opened a special account. "The Diaspora has been by our side throughout our history.
The key idea of this action is not so much material as moral support," the bank's PR manager Artskhik Martirosyan said.
The Jinishian Memorial Foundation has an office in Syria and can quickly organize all measures for receiving donations.
The sole owner of Anelik Bank is Credit Bank S.A.L. from Lebanon. The bank is affiliated to Anelik, MoneyGram and Intel Express systems. It has 12 branches all over Armenia.


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Ali was able to earn his two degrees for the price of one by taking an extra class most semesters, as well as Arabic in the summer after his freshman year. (Stanford students can also earn up to 45 quarter units, or a year's worth, of credit for classes completed elsewhere, including Advanced Placement in math, science, or foreign languages and International Baccalaureate courses.)
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Ali was so satisfied with his double degree that he decided to return to Stanford to pursue another one—this time in a combined J.D.-M.B.A. program—that will enable him to pursue a career in law, business, or both. "For me," he says, "it's really important to learn about as many different things as possible." He is to graduate in 2014.
Justin Snider is an advising dean at Columbia University, where he also teaches undergraduate writing. This article was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan education news outlet affiliated with the Hechinger Institute on Education and the Media, based at Columbia's Teachers College.

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---- — Pingree 41, Vermont Academy 20: The Highlanders (6-2) used three first half touchdown passes by quarterback Jerome Cappadona and a total of 308 yards rushing by eight different ball carriers to secure the road win. Johnny Spears began the game with a 35-yard TD-reception and added a 14-yard scoring catch in the second quarter. Nick Antenucci (4 yards), Sal Fazio (5 yards) and Tom Zaleski (8 yards) all had touchdown runs while Antenucci added a 7-yard touchdown catch to put Pingree ahead 28-7 at the half.
"They (Vermont) are having a tough season, but we played very solid so I was happy with that," said Pingree coach Chris Powers. "The really nice thing was we had a bunch of young guys get a lot of reps and we got to see a lot of the freshman. It was great to get them the experience and to see them play well was also a big positive.
Zaleski and fellow freshman Max Totsky in particular impressed Powers with their defensive play at linebacker. Both boys are from Marblehead, both started due to injuries and both proved they belonged on the varsity field.
Fazio meanwhile led the team in rushing with 89 yards on eight carries, Cappadona added 58 yards on four carries while going 6 for 14 for 106 yards and Rob VanTuyl led the Highlanders in receiving with four catches for 50 yards.
Freshman defensive lineman Nino Leone, who has been a regular starter all year for Pingree, continues to develop into a serious talent on the defensive front. Saturday, Leone finished with three tackles for a loss and a sack.
"One of the cool things about him (Leone) is that he is 14-years old and he's so big, but he runs so well. That's what makes him stand out. He runs like a kid half his size," said Powers.
The head coach's son, Ryan Powers, also had a strong game on the defensive front registering a tackle for a loss as well as a strip and a fumble recovery.
Bishop Fenwick 44, Cardinal Spellman 28: The Crusaders trailed 22-15 at the half but came back to snap a three-game losing streak and pick up their first Catholic Central League win of the season.
Rufus Rushins scored three touchdowns on runs of 6, 1, and 7 yards while senior quarterback Fran Hannon threw three touchdowns. Hannon hit Nick Bona for scores of 8 and 38 yards while also connecting with Eric Razney for a 25-yard score.
Fenwick is now 6-3 overall, and 1-2 in the CCL.
Endicott 49, MIT 14: In Endicott's final game of the regular season, five seniors scored all seven of the Gulls touchdowns as EC finished at 8-2 overall and 6-1 in the Northeastern Football Conference Boyd Division finishing just behind first place Salve Regina. Senior tailbacks Jared DiBiase (107 yards) and Mike Wheeler (136 yards) scored two rushing touchdowns each as both backs finished the season with three, 100-yard rushing games apiece while combining for nearly 1600 yards and 19 touchdowns.
After DiBiase's two, early TD-runs, Andrew Holfinger intercepted a pass with Endicott already leading 14-0. Signal caller Drew Frenette found senior Mike Murphy on a 5-yard touchdown strike before connecting with Cameron Lett for a 45-yard scoring pass. Wheeler added his two touchdown runs before the half as the Gulls led 42-7 at the break.
Senior Jimmy Nguyen scored the first touchdown of his career on a 1-yard run in the second half to round out the Endicott scoring. Holfinger added a forced fumble while Frenette finished 18 of 20 for 205 yards including an Endicott record 18 straight completions in the first half.
Endicott will likely host a Eastern College Athletic Conference Division 3 Bowl game in two weeks against an opponent to be announced.


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Todd Graham's positive energy is infectious. He believes wholeheartedly in his team, praises his coaching staff and urges Sun Devil Nation to buy into the culture he's building at Arizona State.
The Devils' head coach is preparing his team to face Navy in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl on Dec. 29. If ASU comes away victorious, Graham will finish his inaugural season with eight wins and a bowl championship.
Regardless of the game's outcome, Graham is already looking to improve next year. He feels grateful to have dedicated members of the coaching staff, who have garnered interest among other teams, excited to return and be a part of the process.
"There is no substitute for experience and having the cohesiveness on our staff," Graham told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Show Friday. "We've already battled off some people trying to take some of our staff members but we've got good people here. We also have guys that are committed to be here and committed to what we're doing."
Graham knows the program still has a long ways to go but he praised the Sun Devil athletic department for believing in his long-term vision for the team.
"We've got a great situation with our administration and support," Graham stated. "We still have a lot of work to do. We need a lot of help, but I think we're sitting good."
Graham said the Sun Devils are in the midst of the recruiting process now and are fighting for some of the top-tier talent in the nation.
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Two firefighters were hurt battling a two-story house fire that occurred shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday on Ridgeway Road in Vernon Hill.
According to Oak Level Volunteer Fire Department Chief Dean Waltman, the fire destroyed the home of Beth and B. J. Marean who were asleep in bed when they were alerted to the blaze by fire detectors going off.
"They ran to the neighbor's house to call for help," the fire chief said.
"When firefighters arrived on the scene fire was coming out of the eaves, and heavy smoke and fire was showing from all around the house," Waltman said, of the blaze believed to have started in the wood stove.
"We went in and made a knock down and were able to save a few pieces of their clothes before the heat and smoke got to be too much. They lost everything," he added.
Eight Oak Level volunteer firefighters responded on three trucks and were assisted by eight Liberty volunteer firefighters on three trucks. Also assisting were eight Halifax volunteer firefighters who responded with two trucks.
Firefighters used over 10,000 gallons of water to bring the blaze under control, Waltman said.
One firefighter was cut while battling the blaze and was transported to the hospital for treatment. North Halifax EMTs treated a second injured firefighter at the scene for burns to his hand, the chief said.
The house, valued at $75,000, was declared a total loss.


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Tonawanda News — LOCKPORT — Two off-duty Lockport police officers training for a marathon stumbled across a fire Monday afternoon and are being credited — along with two on-duty officers — for rescuing a man from his burning basement.
Officer Mike Stover and Lieutenant Todd Chenez were nearing the end of a two-mile run around 3:30 p.m. when they happened to see smoke coming from a home at 409 Hawley Street.
"They heard the sirens and then saw the smoke," said Lockport Chief of Police Lawrence Eggert. "They said, 'hey, it's right here.' They were in the right place at the right time."
The officers ran to the home and a woman told them that her husband was still inside.
Stover and Chenez were greeted by heavy black smoke, which twice drove them back. The woman then said that her husband was in the basement.
"They took two steps inside and it was as black as black could be," Eggert said of the first two attempts. "They were lucky that she told them he was in the basement."
By that point, Lockport police officers Anthony Pittman and Heather Rohde had arrived and the four went in together to search for the man.
Eggert said they found the victim on the basement stairs, where he had collapsed. The man's weight was estimated at 400 pounds, but Eggert said the four officers were able to lift him and pull him outside.
Lockport city firefighters were already on location when the four emerged from the smoke with the fire victim, who Eggert said was in "extreme physical distress." Fire rescue personnel immediately placed the victim on a gurney and began to treat him.
The victim, Harold Storms, was first taken to Eastern Niagara Hospital-Lockport, but was later transferred to Erie County Medical Center where he was listed in serious condition Monday night.
"Those four officers saved his life," Eggert said. "The doctors and firefighters all said the same thing. A few seconds later and he may not have made it."
Stover and Chenez were overcome by the smoke and they were taken to ENH-Lockport for treatment. Without a city fire ambulance available, Stover was taken to the hospital in Eggert's vehicle.
"It's a little ironic," Eggert said, "Mike saved my life when I was shot 10 years ago. This was my chance to pay him back a little."
Eggert said Stover would remain hospitalized overnight for observation.
Pittman and Rohde were also treated for smoke inhalation at ENH-Lockport but were both released.
A dog was rescued from the house and was seen being handed over to the woman by a Lockport police officer. Eggert said there was a report that a cat was also in the house, but he did not know if the animal was found.
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Americans were shown some of the most jarring and stark images of the war in Iraq on Monday when a video was released showing an attack on a group of men in Baghdad from an Apache helicopter piloted by U.S. troops.
The attack, which took place on July 12, 2007, resulted in the deaths of Reuters photographer Namir Noor-Eldeen, his driver Saeed Chmagh and several other men. Two children were also injured. Reuters' requests for the footage was ignored by the Pentagon.
The raw video was finally obtained and distributed under the title "Collateral Murder" by WikiLeaks, a non-profit whistle-blowing group that also accused the military of covering up the incident. The military confirmed the authenticity of the footage but had no comment on its release.
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With just over a week to go before the company migrates to Stratford for the summer, we're getting to the point in rehearsals of A Mad World My Masters when we start to have a go at 'running' lengthy sections, sometimes entire acts or halves.
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Stratford reminds me of a place in a JRR Tolkien novel. For me it could easily be a Middle-Earth Rhovanion.
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This has been an exciting week in the Mad World rehearsal room. Partly because we found ourselves running the second half of the play (blimey, how did that happen?), and partly because the RSC has built us a new toy.
We have been reviewed. The NY Times is notoriously difficult to impress. New York is a city that knows what it likes and what it doesn't. After Matilda's rave reviews we really needed to step up.
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Working on a Sunday! How horrific. But as the attached picture testifies its not really that hard. This is Simon Manyonda and Chinna Wodu seriously prepping for our Sunday performance.
I have been informed by the beauteous Philippa Harland (Head of Press) that I really should be talking more about the play so...
Monday 8 April, 10:43am. At the RSC's Clapham rehearsal rooms, Director Sean Foley and his actors attempt to refine a piece of comedic business...
Queen Victoria, the Empress of India, famously never visited her colony in the East. Near the end of The Empress Abdul Karim tells the elderly, frail Queen Victoria, '…if Her Majesty can't go to India, then we will bring India to her.' The stage directions then indicate: 'a troupe of brightly coloured musicians and performers enter…Victoria looks delighted.'
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This is a picture of the lobby in our hotel. Swanky isn't it? Brooklyn is great. There are really good food places and you could write a book just based on the snatches of conversation that one hears as you are walking down the street.
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HOUSTON -- The Fondren Middle School teacher who was arrested for having a loaded gun in her car last week says she didn't do anything wrong.
Charetta Kemp was taken away from the school in handcuffs last Friday. Charges have since been dropped, but the ordeal cost Kemp her job and her reputation.
The 28-year-old says she wants the public to know the real story.
"I just want everyone to know that I'm a good person," explained Charetta Kemp. "It was just blown way out of proportion. It was the not the way everybody perceived it to be."
Kemp says she's been substitute teaching since 2006.
She started working at Fondren Middle School in August of 2011. Her position changed from tutor to instructional specialist to science teacher.
Kemp recalls feeling like everything was falling into place in her career.
"Kids are my passion. I love kids, and the kids were always safe," she said.
In just one day, all of that changed. Kemp found herself being questioned by school police after accusations that she had a loaded gun on the school's campus. Kemp says she cooperated and led officers to the gun inside her locked car.
Kemp was subsequently charged with a third-degree felony charge of possession of a prohibited weapon.
"The whole time I was in handcuffs, I was singing a song. It was a gospel song, and I kept on singing it. He keeps on blessing me," she recalled. "Everybody that I go to church with, everybody that knows me, they knew automatically that something was wrong. There was some information that was missing."
Kemp appeared in court this week, and now that the criminal case is over, she wants to clear her name.
She says the loaded 9mm was in her trunk and not in her glove compartment as previously reported. She says a janitor, who also works at the school, put it there the night before. She claims the gun belongs to him.
According to Kemp, he was planning on coming home with her on the day she was arrested.
"He was planning on coming home with me Friday to meet my mom, and that was it," she said.
However, Kemp says his girlfriend found out about it. Kemp claims he got cold feet about the trip to her family's house and asked to have his gun back.
She says she refused because they were at the school.
"He came to school and literally told them the gun was in my car. There was no anonymous tip at all. Of course I didn't want to give it to him on campus."
As Kemp was questioned by school police, the school went into lockdown.
The ordeal that followed hit a nerve with several guns rights activists.
"There is a parking lot law, which allows people to have a weapon within their vehicle at their place of work," said Alexander Shaskevich, Harris County Republican Party Precinct Chair.
That law excludes school districts.
"For her to be put through this kind of mess is ridiculous. That's why we need to have a change in laws," added Shaskevich.
In the end, Kemp says the courts determined the gun inside her car was not on the school's campus.
State law bans guns on school campuses, but it does not extend to the parking lot.
On the other hand, Houston ISD has a zero-tolerance policy for guns on campus. That includes the parking lot of the school.
"I hope that the government, the law, can come up with some type of way to get common ground," said Kemp. "It wasn't on the premises because it wasn't on my body. I didn't have it in the school. It was in my car in the parking lot. It was safe."
Kemp says HISD has not asked her to come back and teach. She's now considering pursuing a career as an academic counselor.


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Welcome to the PA News Fieldhouse. Today our sports department is taking yet another step in making sure our online sports readers stay ahead of the game with the latest news and opinions.
This venture could not have come at a better time with a certain game being played tomorrow in Nederland. What is it called again?
Mid County Madness is talked about all year but the real talk started when both teams completed their wins last Friday. It is funny to think that after six days of talking about nothing but this game that fans and even this writer is not already tired of the hype.
We plan to bring you unlimited coverage of Mid County Madness through this blog. So if you can't make it to Bulldog Stadium or couldn't find a ticket, settle in a comfortable chair and we will give thorough updates at the end of each quarter and at the half. Then stick around after the game to catch an early peek at the final stats.
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. – Goodwill Career Solutions is hosting a job fair Thursday to help hire workers for three Kroger stores in Williamson County.
It will run from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Career Solutions at 595 Hillsboro Road.
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Former Marienrs pitcher and broadcaster Bill Krueger has a lot to be thankful for. Earlier this month, Krueger was on a treadmill when he collapsed.
On Thursday, with his family at his side, he thanked the group of workers at the Pro Sports Club in Bellevue who acted quickly to save his life.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Tanner senior point guard Justin "Bubba" Smith earned Class 2A Final Four MVP after the Rattlers' 61-45 victory in the 2A championship game Friday at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex.
Smith finished with 14 points, four rebounds, four steals and three assists against LaFayette in the championship game, and led Tanner with 12 points and nine rebounds in the 51-50 win against Luverne in the state semifinals on Tuesday.
Joining Smith on the 2A Final Four All-Tournament team were senior forward Fred Rich and senior guard Greg Maclin.
Rich, the game MVP in Tanner's win against Washington County in the 2A football championship in December, had 14 points, eight rebounds and two blocks against LaFayette, and six points, rebounds and two blocks against Luverne.
Maclin, who plans to play football and basketball at UAB in the fall and signed a full football scholarship earlier this month with the Blazers, was assigned to guard LaFayette's best player and contributed five points, five rebounds, four steals and two blocks in the title game. Maclin, the team's leading scorer, had 11 points, six rebounds, two steals and two assists against Luverne.


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The first day of the Democratic National Convention was a long one for Michigan delegates and others.
Already suffering from lack of sleep and tired from a long day of events, some delegates waited up to 90 minutes for shuttles Tuesday night to get to their respective state parties or to their hotels, after speeches had ended at the Time Warner Arena.
Michigan delegate of Dearborn said they waited until midnight for the shuttle.
"Two buses came — and we finally got back to Concord," Hoffman told Patch. "The issue was that many of us felt the buses should have been pre-positioned nearby so many could load right away rather than waiting for circle routes."
New Hampshire delegate Sen. Peter Burling said he waited for an hour and a half outside the convention with his delegation. He said one man had been overcome with exhaustion and a medical team was called in to assist him.
"We thought maybe they had been trying to move First Lady Michelle Obama and had to delay service as a result," Burling said.
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Flynn was hopeful it was an issue that would be resolved for the remainder of the convention.
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A Republican effort to redistrict Virginia's state senate appears to directly target Dist. 29 Sen. Chuck Colgan (D-Prince William).
The changes, introduced as an amendment to a larger bill late Monday, are awaiting House approval, but Democrats — who called the move an attempt to gain control of the evenly-split senate — are gearing up for a fight.
The new district map would shift Dale City voters to District 37, replacing them in Colgan's district with voters in Bristow, Gainesville, Lake Ridge and Occuquan — strengthening GOP numbers in what was a toss-up district.
For a map of districts under the proposed Republican plan, see this interactive from the Virginia Public Access Project.
Delegate Luke Torian (D-Prince William) issued a statement Monday expressing frustration at the Senate map changes and the impact it will have on Colgan's district.
"I have concerns over the decision that was made today and as a result
I will continue to ask questions until I understand what happened to
Prince William and what happened to the Commonwealth," Torian said.
District 39 Sen. George Barker (D-Fairfax) will also see more GOP voters, according to the Virginia Public Access Project map. Barker will lose much of the area representing eastern Fairfax County and parts of Prince William County and head west to Centreville.
Republicans called the statewide redistricting attempt "an effort to create another majority black Senate district." It comes two years after Gov. Bob McDonnell signed the state's traditional redistricting plan, crafted every 10 years with census data in years that end in "1."
Introducing yet another plan is unconstitutional, Senate democrats say; voting while Democratic State Sen. Harry Marsh, a 79-year-old civil rights leader, traveled to Washington for President Barack Obama's second inauguration was "underhanded."
One Democratic analyst, Kenton Ngo, says "of the 6,147,347 voting age people in Virginia in Census 2010, 2,776,292 would be moved into a new district."
"This redistricting is out of time, out of order and outside the constitution which states that redistricting can only be done in 2011. Our community is being politically torn apart without any input or consideration," Petersen said in a statement after voting against the bill. "This measure is taken on a day when the nation is re-inaugurating our President, and celebrating the life of Dr. Martin Luther King. It is done outside the ordinary calendar and with the intent to maximize Republican power. There is no other purpose."
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Towne Lake Man Dies After Cherokee SWAT Standoff - Woodstock-TowneLake Patch
What started out as a SWAT standoff has ended tragically in an upscale Towne Lake neighborhood.
A man who barricaded himself inside a home at 351 Iron Hill Trace was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, Cherokee Sheriff's Office's Lt. Jamie Gianfala said Sunday evening. Go to Woodstock Patch for more on this story.
Man Arrested for Sexual Battery and Pandering - Athens Patch
At 12:37am on February 17, Athens Clarke County Police responded to the Bigger Vision Homeless Shelter at 95 North Avenue.
There they met with two women, 43 and 56 years old, who reported that a male had touched them inappropriately while they were in the shelter. The younger woman said the man had offered her cash for sexual favors. See Athens Patch for more on this story.
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Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services responded to a residential fire that destroyed a motor home and a garage in Holly Springs on Friday afternoon.
According to a press release, Cherokee Fire and the Canton Fire Department joined forces to battle the blaze caused by a homeowner spilling gasoline in the 100 block of Kimberly Road in Holly Springs just after 1:30 p.m. Visit Holly Springs Patch for more on this story.
Man Wanted in Gwinnett Dies After Police Crash in Iowa - Gwinnett Patch
A "possibly suicidal and homicidal" man wanted on multiple charges in Gwinnett County is dead after crashing his car into a police cruiser in Des Moines, Iowa.
Jeremiah Johnson, 33, who was pulled over by Gwinnett Police on Jan. 11 in Buford, led Iowa troopers on a high speed chase Feb. 15 that ended in a fatal crash. According to the Des Moines Register, speeds during the chase reached 110 miles per hour. Johnson's 5-year-old son, Johnnathan Johnson, was in the vehicle at the time of the crash. .
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Norcross Police arrested an attempted armed robbery suspect at a bus stop off Beaver Ruin Road after a nearby check cashing business reported that someone had tried to rob them.
The accused Norcross man, Q. Somah Paygai, who was positively identified by the victim, an employee of Atlanta Check Cashers, had a large kitchen knife and demand notes that police found up his sleeve, according to the incident report. Read the note on Norcross Patch.
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12 Stocks to Get Dividends Every Month
General Electric (symbol GE) price: $21, yield 2.6%
The diversified giant known as "Eclectic" has been reinventing itself since Thomas Edison's time. Now, GE is remaking itself as the developing world's go-to source for engines and turbines while remaining a global leader in high-end medical devices and energy-related capital equipment. The Fairfield, Conn., firm is shifting away from media and financial services. GE sold control of NBC Universal to Comcast, and its finance arm, which nearly sank the whole ship, is recovering but produces only one-sixth of the company's profits.
In any case, diversified manufacturers are generally more consistent sources of dividends than television networks and financial engineers, so you can be confident that GE's pledge to rebuild its dividend, which it slashed by two-thirds in 2009, is genuine. A boost in 2010 and another this year have brought the annual rate back to 56 cents, up from 40 cents per share annually. More raises are likely this year and beyond.
Also pays in: April, July and October
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Aqua America (WTR) $23, 2.6%
February is a short month, so we'll cheat and make Aqua America, which pays on March 1, an honorary February dividend payer. Providing water is an essential service, and it's a business that earns a guaranteed profit margin. Water service is also a monopoly, or close to it -- even water purists who drink and cook with bottled H2O are likely to twist the tap for bathing.
Aqua America, which serves about one million customers in 14 states, is the largest of the nation's dozen or so investor-owned water utilities. The Bryn Mawr, Pa., company's market capitalization of $3.2 billion exceeds the value of all other publicly traded water companies combined. Because of its girth, Aqua America can raise capital cheaply and use it to buy other water systems, usually from local governments that can't afford to maintain their systems. That enables Aqua America to raise dividends consistently, usually by about 4 cents per year.
Also pays in: June (first day), September and December
McDonald's (MCD) $76, 3.2%
The fast-food giant is a Dog of the Dow, one of the ten highest-yielding stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average. That's enough to get some love from dividend hounds. But unlike the other Dogs, McDonald's barks to celebrate its tail-wagging dividend increases. Over the past five years, the Oak Brook, Ill., company has raised dividends at an annualized rate of 30%, to a current $2.44 per share yearly.
McDonald's is a prodigious generator of cash. While other chains struggle to stay in business, McDonald's invents one hit product after another -- think breakfast servings of oatmeal and McCafe coffee drinks. More than half of sales and profits come from outside the U.S., so an investment in McDonald's shares effectively gives you exposure to all sorts of foreign currencies and lets you ride the rising spending power of hundreds of millions of consumers in fast-growing emerging markets.
Also pays in: June, September and December
Automatic Data Processing (ADP) $50, 2.9 %
Payroll processing may be a boring business, but few firms, whether they pay dividends or not, are as consistent as Automatic Data Processing. The company, one of a handful in the U.S. with a triple-A credit rating, processes payrolls, manages employee and business records, and runs IT departments under contract. The payroll business depends on the overall health of the economy in general and job growth in particular. Because the economy is expanding and the employment picture appears to be improving, this is a good time to invite ADP to send you a check every three months.
ADP's yield won't knock your socks off, but its dividends are ironclad -- the company holds $1.4 billion in cash and owes minimal debt. The low yield is also palatable because ADP boosts its dividends like clockwork -- 36 years in a row, to be precise. A modest rise in short-term interest rates will benefit ADP, which invests the payroll money it holds before transferring it to its clients' workers.
Also pays in: January, July and October
Verizon (VZ) $36, 5.4%
Before the Internet, the iPhone and Skype, Ma Bell was the phone company. Ma Bell, formally American Telephone & Telegraph, was tightly regulated and paid high dividends. The government broke up Ma Bell in 1984, accelerating a revolution in telecommunications that continues to this day. But when it comes to high dividends, it's back to the good old days, with two of Ma's offspring, Verizon and a new iteration of AT&T, each yielding better than 5%.
It's okay to buy both, but we prefer New York City-based Verizon. Verizon Wireless's deal to sell the iPhone is a game-changer, breaking AT&T's four-year stranglehold on the Apple bestseller. Analysts estimate that Verizon Wireless, 55% of which is owned by Verizon Communications, sold 500,000 iPhones on the first day its model went on sale. Verizon Wireless is spending heavily to promote the iPhone launch, and the result should be an expansion of its market-share lead in the U.S.
Also pays in: February, August and November
M&T Bank (MTB) $90, 3.1%
This Buffalo, N.Y., institution, organized in 1856, is the largest U.S. bank to have remained reasonably healthy during the 2008-09 financial crisis. The best evidence: M&T did not cut its dividend, which has stayed at an annual rate of $2.80 per share since the middle of 2007. Bank officials give two reasons for M&T's steadfastness.
First, M&T has a number of large shareholders (including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway) that have made it clear that they expect regular cash payments. The other is that because M&T remained profitable during the calamity, regulators had no need to press M&T to hack its dividend. M&T presciently bought a scandal-ridden Baltimore bank on the cheap in 2003 and used it to invade the booming Washington, D.C., region. The company hopes its pending buyout of Delaware's Wilmington Trust will further boost profits.
Also pays in: March, September and December
Kimberly-Clark (KMB) $66, 4.3%
The maker of Kleenex, Huggies and Scott paper products steers a steady financial course. The Dallas-based company maintains consistently high profit margins, carries a moderate amount of debt and tends to pay about half of its profits to shareholders.
Kimberly-Clark has lifted its payout 39 straight years, including an increase of 10% in 2010 and 6% so far this year. But while executives at some regular dividend boosters care more about the streak than their stock's yield, Kimberly's CEO, Tom Falk, has said that "our above-average dividend yield is important to us and distinguishes us among our peers." The stock's yield is higher than that of all consumer companies in the S&P 500. The outlook for 2011 is a tad iffier than usual because of soaring costs for the raw materials that Kimberly uses to make its products. So the company is mounting a preemptive cost-cutting plan that includes selling pulp mills and ceasing the manufacture of products for private labels.
Also pays in: January, April and October
Colgate-Palmolive (CL) $79, 2.7%
Colgate-Palmolive owns some of the world's best-known consumer brands -- among them, Colgate toothpaste and toothbrushes and Palmolive, Fab and Ajax cleaning products. And Colgate is a major player around the globe: The New York City-based company generates about 75% of its sales and earnings outside the U.S.; more than half of revenues and profits come from fast-growing emerging markets. It has 50% of the market in "oral care" (mostly toothpaste) in India and an even greater share in Brazil.
Colgate should be able to protect its profit margins by boosting prices enough this year to offset higher costs for raw materials. That, in turn, will allow it to hike its dividend for a 48th consecutive year (Colgate hasn't omitted a dividend since 1895). Colgate's yield isn't extraordinarily high, but the company has boosted its payout at an annualized rate of 13% over the past five years. Look for increases of that magnitude to continue for some time.
Also pays in: February, May and November
American Electric Power (AEP) $36, 5.1%
Electric utilities are practically synonymous with dividends, and every income investor should own at least one. Our pick is American Electric Power, a Columbus, Ohio, company that serves 5.2 million customers in 11 states in the Midwest and South. AEP also owns one of the world's biggest power-transmission networks, which collects tolls from wholesalers and other utilities that move electricity long distances.
AEP has everything you want in a top-notch power company. Its return on equity (a measure of profitability) is more than 10%, and the company generates power from a broad mix of fuel sources, including nuclear energy. Its stock boasts an above-average yield, and the payout ratio -- dividends as a percentage of earnings -- is a reasonable 60%, giving the company some flexibility to keep up the payments even if earnings fall a bit. After keeping the dividend rate in place for two years, AEP raised the payout twice in 2010, first by 2.4% and then by 9.5%.
Also pays in: March, June and December
Sysco (SYY) $28, 3.7%
From an investment perspective, the nation's leading distributor of food and related supplies to restaurants, schools, hospitals and other institutions behaves more like a utility because it generates steadily rising profits and dividends. Sysco holds an outsize 18% share of a $200 billion market in the U.S. and Canada, and it expects to expand that share by a half-percentage point annually for some time to come.
Earnings have been sluggish lately because the restaurant trade, which accounts for nearly 60% of sales, has been struggling and because costs are surging. But the Houston company runs a tight ship. As it buys smaller competitors and folds their accounts into its system, the increased efficiencies offset any shocks to the bottom line from such things as higher prices for sugar and diesel fuel. Sysco has boosted its dividend 41 straight years. It did so even in 2009, as a long string of consecutive years with earnings gains ended during the recession.
Also pays in: January, April and July
Realty Income (O) $35, 5.0%
With this high yielder, you don't have to wait three months between checks -- the Escondido, Cal., real estate investment trust pays out monthly. In fact, Realty Income has paid cash dividends for 487 straight months, and it usually raises the disbursement three or four times a year. Granted, the boosts are usually on the order of hundredths of cents per share, but they solidify Realty Income's reputation among REIT fans as the stock-market equivalent of an ATM. Realty Income's formula is simple: It leases properties long term, with rent escalators, to fast-food franchises, cinemas, auto-repair shops and other mundane businesses. The tenants pay the property taxes and upkeep.
Occasionally, Realty Income does the unexpected. Late in 2010, it bought a Napa Valley winery, which now accounts for a fat 8% of the trust's assets, and agreed to lease it to spirits giant Diageo for 20 years at a rent that gives Realty Income an initial yield on its investment of about 8%.
Also pays in: all other months
ConocoPhillips (COP) $72, 3.7%
You can find all sorts of ways to collect cash from energy enterprises (see 3 Higher-Risk, Higher-Reward Ways to Earn Dividends). But the most popular way is still to buy shares of a large, integrated oil company. Our favorite is ConocoPhillips.
Not surprisingly, the energy giants make more money when oil prices are high and less money when oil prices fall. But that doesn't mean their fortunes -- and yours -- are tied to the whims of energy traders. Conoco is selling the last of its once-20% stake in Lukoil, a Russian oil company, and is using the proceeds to drill vigorously in shale fields in the U.S. in search of both natural gas and "liquids," which means oil, as well as propane and other gas that can be liquefied. Conoco, based in Houston, has raised its payout ten straight years, and over the past five its dividend has grown at an annualized rate of 13%. If shale pays off, shareholders will continue to see fat increases in coming years.
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Were you happy with the last record, Undercover?
Yeah, I liked it. It didn't sell perhaps as much as I would have liked, though it sold over 2 million copies — I shouldn't really complain. There was plenty of stuff on it that was mine: "Undercover," "She Was Hot." Keith contributed to all that stuff. Some was completely his. But it wasn't like I was frustrated with it because it wasn't my material.
There will be speculation, I guess, that your solo record means the Stones are winding down.
I don't think so. I mean, we're going into the studio in January, and we're planning a tour for next year. Ronnie said so on MTV! [Laughs] Who am I to say there isn't going to be?
Just to press the point, say five or ten years down the road. . .
Well, forget it! [Laughs] I don't want to think about it!
I mean, there can't really be a Rolling Stones when you're all fifty.
No, I don't think so either. So, maybe subconsciously, I'm thinking, "Hey, I better do it now." I don't want to wait until I'm that old to do it; it seems silly.
It must have been fun to work with new musicians for a change.
Yeah. I started off with Sly [Dunbar] and Robbie [Shakespeare] and all the people I knew, really. We had Jeff Beck, and we had Jan Hammer at the beginning, and then I had Chuck Leavell and Eddie Martinez — he's a guitar player. So that was sort of the beginning, and then later on we had Michael Shrieve on one track. And on the ballad ["Hard Woman"] we had Tony Thompson — he was with Chic. Herbie Hancock did some overdubs. And Pete Townshend played acoustic guitar.
Nice to give the guy a little work now and then.
Yeah. [Laughs] Keep him away from his publishing business at Faber and Faber.
Did you write these songs the way you usually write material for the Stones? Don't you normally headbang with Keith a bit?
Usually, I hit them around with people, with Keith. Sometimes I write them all down and say, "Hey, this is it." Or sometimes I'll say, "Well, this really can use a bridge." This time I really tried to have them done. I got them much more ready than I would have with the Stones, because with the Stones — with any band — the great advantage is that they all kick the tunes around for you. You can't really expect guys that you've got in to do that. But even though I got the demos down, it didn't matter, because the guys that I worked with were very involved. They weren't going, [bored] "Oh, yeah, thanks." In that way, it wasn't really that different from working with the Stones.
How did you pull together the producers, Bill Laswell and Nile Rodgers?
Bill's a real kind of thinking guy — I like the stuff he did. Obviously, I didn't want to make a hip-hop record, and Bill wanted to make a rock & roll record. And so we sat around, talked about musicians, and the idea sort of fell into place. And then Nile was working with Jeff Beck on his album. So then when he finished that, I said, "Maybe it's good to do some tracks with Nile." And I'd written a few different songs. I said to Bill, "I'm going to play them to him," and it went from there.
Did you want it to sound different than the Rolling Stones?
Well, you got to remember that a lot of this stuff is kind of subconscious with musicians. I knew it was never going to sound like the Rolling Stones, and the great thing about it was the mystery: I was throwing elements together, and I didn't know what was going to happen — nor did the musicians. And they were having fun. All of them were really up for it.
For you as a vocalist, what's the difference between singing with a guy like Beck and singing with Keith and Ronnie?
Not a tremendous amount of difference really. I mean, Jeff's very much a lead player; he doesn't like to play parts over and over, which Keith and Ronnie would do. That's a great difference. But I had Eddie to play the parts. And then the similarity is that very few guitar players will play the same solo twice, so you better get it. You know, there's a certain point where you've got to catch that heat, that flash.
Obviously, I know Keith and Woody much better than I know Jeff, though I've known Jeff for years. But I'm not quite as attuned to him or the other musicians when they're really on, whether this guy will play forever like this and get better and better, or whether he's just going to do it once and go, "Well, that's it, guy. You didn't get it. Goodbye."
How did Beck turn out to be?
Very patient. And very hard-working. I went home at like two in the morning, and he was still in there. That's not bad.
Have you thought about videos yet?
Yeah. While I was writing the songs, I was thinking of videos. I was thinking visually a little bit more than normal.
Some people think that's a dangerous trend.
I think it's good. Not all lend themselves to visual treatment, and I'm not saying I wrote or rewrote or changed or whatever. But when you start to get a cinematic approach — when you have something down, and you think about it — it does bring certain images. I mean, the creative thing works in a very odd way. How do you write a song? I don't know. It comes out, and it's a miracle really. It just comes out, and you have these visual images, and you think, well, let's carry them a little bit further and make them a little more cinematic or something.
You know, "Lucky in Love" and "Running Out of Luck"? Before, I would maybe have had to change it: "Oh, I can't have two songs with luck." I use that, so that becomes a kind of slightly thematic thing, if I want to use that for a video.
You almost have a Prince-type piano attack on "Just Another Night."
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Bill [Laswell] did that. And I think we did it well before "When Doves Cry." It was almost contemporary. See, I'm a big Prince fan, I'm not gonna hide that. He was on our '81 tour — you know what happened to him?
He comes on for five minutes, they throw two cans at him, and he leaves.
I mean, he was supposed to do four or five more gigs. He was big then already. He wasn't any kind of thing I discovered under a bush.
That was a tough time for cross-pollination of audiences.
Well, I think it was just the clothes really. The underwear. [Laughs] The underwear! It wasn't the singing or the style or anything like that.
Didn't you think he was a prima donna for not hanging in there and taking the heat?
To be honest, I never saw what happened. I don't think it was really serious. I don't think he was hurt. I mean, hey, they throw a lot of cans anyway. I mean when I go on, they throw everything [laughs].
I went to see him in Detroit, and his audience is all fourteen-year-old girls clutching their Instamatic cameras and screaming their heads off. He ends with this tremendous version of "Purple Rain," but everybody is filing out. And the third night in Detroit he just started screaming at them.
You get these funny audiences. It's got to change the way you act and the show you do. I remember with the Stones, we used to play for a college crowd, and we were used to mature people. They were older. And to go from that to playing for the thirteen-year-olds with the Instamatics who are just screaming and not knowing any of the tunes, really, is kind of weird, you know? The Stones went through this whole phase where we got really bored playing, because all they wanted to hear were the hits, and they didn't want to know about the blues, and we were feeling very blues purist.
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Dig deep-dish? Chicago-style pizza lovers will get a new hangout at the end of February when Patxi's Pizza is set to open next to Livermore's Bankhead Theater on First Street. The San Francisco based chain's newest restaurant will move across from Sauced into a 3,300 square-foot space equipped with a full cocktail bar and outdoor patio. Patxi's stuffs its Chicago-style pizza with gourmet ingredients like garlic-fennel sausage, Spanish chorizo, arugula, whole-milk mozzarella and, of course, your more traditional toppings. Prefer a thinner crust? Patxi's also makes Neopolitan-style pizzas. Learn more about Patxi's and view a menu at patxispizza.com.
Last month Milano Joe's Cucina Italiana closed its First Street restaurant in Livermore. The owners, who also own Livermore's El Charro Mexican Food, could not be reached for comment about the reason for closure. We'll keep an eye on what moves into that vacant space.
A new quick-serve healthy foods café opened recently in the Dublin Corporate Center on Dublin Boulevard. Oliveta serves salads, sandwiches, soups and fruit smoothies. The small eatery replaced the short-lived Cabana Dave's Café, which opened earlier this year. Learn more about the new Oliveta here.
Opening Update: La Boulangerie, previewed in a May column, opened Nov. 8 in Pleasanton's Stoneridge Shopping Center. The new cafe, which serves coffee, baked goods and light lunch fare, now occupies Gloria Jean's old space.
More Stoneridge Shopping Center news: Talbots is set to close sometime after the holiday season. We'll keep you posted on what's set to replace it. Also, Helzberg Diamonds closed its jewelry store recently. That space will be part of the new 21,000 square foot, two-level Forever 21 store (see earlier Sprouts column for details).
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Opening Update: San Ramon's Dickey's Barbecue, previewed last month, is now serving it barbecue meats and southern sides. The world's largest barbecue chain opened its newest eatery in the Crow Canyon Commons shopping center Nov. 15.
Opening Update: The Swedish-based weight-loss and exercise club Itrim, previewed in a September column, celebrates its opening today, Nov. 19, with membership specials, snacks and wine, door prizes, circuit demos, body fat testing and a raffle for a two-year membership. The first 50 people receive free gift bags. Learn more at itrim.us.
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