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Buddy Moss, a gospel singer will be perform at 10 a.m. Friday. Nov. 9. He is great and so come early to get a good seat. If you want to stay for lunch, let us know.
On Tuesday, Nov. 13, the Lamar Student Nurses will be back to entertain us and they always have a very interesting program.
Tuesday, Nov. 20, is the meal of the month so make your reservation early since Diane has to let the Nutrition center in Beaumont know how many to prepare for. The menu is great that day.
The schedule is as follows:
Mondays, games of your choice or movie.
Tuesday and Thursday...games of your choice.
Wednesday, quilting.
Friday.. Bingo with prizes.
The Nederland Senior Citizen Center is located at 914 Boston Ave., Nederland. The phone number is 727-5230. The Center is open 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. and reservations are needed, so if you would like to eat lunch, call Diane so she can make your reservation.
The center is a place where seniors can come and visit, get a snack and chat, read the paper, watch TV of play games of your choice. So come on down, you might meet an old friend or make a new one. Everyone is welcome. Hope to see you real soon.


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Ellen found a web video she had to share. This couple from Bulgaria had real sparks between them on their wedding. No, seriously. Real sparks.
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Stupid is as stupid does. By the way the thing that kept going off was a type of Roman candle. Once you light it, it just keeps going off. No trigger involved, no shutoff.
Here's your sign.
that's the coolest thing ever!!! so now next time some body feels like burning down a church they know who to call!
Indoor fireworks is NEVER a good idea.
full blown mistake
Someone previously mentioned the "station" fire with Great white in RI. Remember that well. Indoor pyrotechnics are not a good idea...ever. But then again, neither is marriage.
Reason number 1,045,367 NOT to get married.
February 20, 2003. "The Station" nightclub in Rhode Island + "Great White" + indoor pyrotechnics = 100 people dead. Some people never learn.
Considering those spark cones could have easily set her gown on fire — let alone what the charges coming out of that Roman candle could have done had they hit something flammable — they got off lucky.
Some grooms will try anything to get out of their commitments.
I'm glad you got over that nasty flu!!! Ellie was really good. She done a good job!
I say don't stop people like this because you remove the natural selection process!
Not the best idea ever, it could have been worse, instead of throwing birdseed they could have been shooting roman candles! =D
Hi, Ellen.
I'm Billy, a viewer from Hong Kong.
It's my first time to leave a comment here.
The above link should be the whole wedding video.
I just accidentally clicked and I can't stop laughing.
Last but not least,you're such a good person and a hilarious host.
Love your show very much.

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Laurie Storrar (left) of Wilcox signs up for her annual mammogram during the Ladies Night Out program held Thursday at Kane Community Hospital, an affiliate of UPMC Hamot. Brittany McElhattan (right), an ultra-sound technician at the hospital, registers Storrar for the key test in the fight against breast cancer. Storrar, an elected supervisor for Jones Township, is one of 75 women to sign up Thursday for a life-saving mammogram. Kane area women are urged to contact the hospital to schedule their mammogram.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday afternoon at the new site of the Colonial Inn at 63 Fraley St. in Kane in the former Moose Club. Taking part in the ceremony are, left to right: Jim Airgood, a member of the Kane Chamber of Commerce board; Joe and Pam Carley, owners of the restaurant with their 8-year-old granddaughter, Lexi Maze; Jeff Andrulonis, president of the Chamber of Commerce board; Dr. Maryann Anderson, superintendent of the Kane School District and a Chamber board member; Jill Thompson, who heads the Kane office for State Rep.
Andrew Nicklas, 7-year-old son of Keith and Kelly Nicklas of School Street, Wetmore Township, volunteers to operate his father's backhoe to dig a hole at the East Kane Park near his home. The hole is for the base for a school bus "spring-jumper" at the park. Federal community-development funds were used to purchase the park equipment. Volunteers donated their time to install the playground equipment.
Lions International District 14F Governor Jim Day addresses the Kane Lions Club during the club's Sept. 6 meeting. Jim Day, a retired elementary school teacher from Waterford, traveled to Kane to deliver the message of 2011 Lion's International President Wing-Kun Tam. Tam's theme for the year for all Lions is "Believe." Jim challenged the Kane members to Believe in Service, Believe in Club Members, Believe in Training Officers, Believe in Projecting our Image, and Believe in Giving Back.
Materials for the roofing project at Kane High School are stacked outside the building. The Kane School Board in June approved the roof replacement project. Most of the original roof was last replaced in 1987. Money from the capital reserve fund will cover the cost of the project.
Zandra Sweeney, daughter to Sherri and Fritz Sweeney, donated 14 inches to the 'Lock of Love' foundation. She's a 13-year-old seventh grader and got her hair cute at Just Your Style.
These three students at the Kane Elementary School walk Wednesday morning on the sidewalk on West Hemlock Avenue for the first day of classes. The students include, left to right: Honey Brown, 10, a fifth-grader; Max Bizzak, 7, a second-grader; and Madison Bizzak, 10, a fifth-grader.
These students exit their school bus upon arrival Wednesday morning at the Kane Elementary School for the first day of classes. The students include, front to back: Emily Kelley, 10, a fourth-grader; Brandon Kelley, 7, a second-grader; and John Grimm, 10, a fifth-grader.
Emmalyn Cunningham, Caliann Kribbs and Mrs Pusateri ready to take on their first day of Kindergarten at KASD.
Madeline McDermott, 5, of Kane walks Wednesday morning to the Kane Elementary School for her first day of kindergarten. She is accompanied by her mother, Joleen Grolemund of Kane. Classes resumed Wednesday for all students in the Kane Area School District.


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Guns, whether or not to have one, whether or not to ban certain types and whether or not to make public the names of permitted owners — all of these are questions on the minds of many since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings last month in Connecticut.
Lawmakers at local and federal levels are looking for ways to ease people's fears and to protect the public from such random acts of violence. How to do it, however, is where the difficulties become evident.
The latest controversy has been around a choice by a New York newspaper to publish the names of permitted gun owners as reported in The Huffington Post. A Connecticut lawmaker, in the state still reeling from the Sandy Hook tragedy, also wants all the names of the permitted gun owners in that state to be made public. According to Fox News, this would reverse a 20-year law that requires this information be kept private.
Friday's shooting of a burglar in Loganville by a young mother, however, shines a different light on the situation.
According to the Walton County Sheriff's Office, a young Loganville mother called to report a burglar breaking into her home before retreating to an attic crawl space with her two young children. When the burglar located her there, she shot him six times, hitting him five. He is in a critical condition in the hospital.
This begs the question, what would the outcome have been had she not had the gun? The deputies were on their way — could a hostage situation have ensued?
Another question is what could have happened had her name, address and her gun ownership been know, what then? Would her house have been one that was bypassed by the burglar as a result, thus averting the situation for her entirely? But could that then have resulted in an unarmed neighbor being the victim instead?
Or would the perpetrator, knowing he faced the possibility of facing an armed homeowner and approached the situation differently, possibly arming himself? Is this outcome more the exception and not the norm?
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NSAIDs are effective due to both peripheral and central mechanisms of analgesia. The widespread use of NSAIDs in human medicine
has resulted in a large number of patients experiencing adverse effects including death. It has been estimated that 16,500
human deaths occur annually in the United States due to NSAID use. NSAID – associated deaths would account for the 15th leading cause of death in the U.S. if included separately on the National Vital Statistics report. Only a small number of
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cells in addition to increased production of inflammatory cytokines such as TNF-α and IL-1β . Tepoxalin is the only NSAID
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Zileuton (Zyflo) is a specific LOX inhibitor marketed for treatment of asthma in humans. Leukotriene antagonists such as montelukast
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Aspirin is relatively unique among the NSAIDs as it acetylates COX-2 with lipoxin being preferentially produced, "Aspirin
Triggered Lipoxin." COX-2 inhibitors co-administered with aspirin result in increased GIT toxicity than sole administration
of either agent.
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Texans' Robinson will command top dollar
Texans CB Dunta Robinson will test free agency, likely spelling the end of his career in Houston, but questions linger about whether the top corner available in free agency will be worth the substantial financial package he will command.
Coin flips determine draft order for six teams
Three coin flips were conducted to determine the draft order for six teams Friday at the Combine.
Texans won't keep status quo in backfield
Some changes are likely coming in the Texans' backfield as the team looks to add a running back who'll challenge Steve Slaton.
Texans' McNair gives Kubiak extension, vote of confidence
Texans owner Bob McNair said he thinks the team will have a winner with head coach Gary Kubiak.
Cushing getting rest, focusing on mental aspect of game
Texans SLB Brian Cushing expects to resume football workouts sometime in March, he said at the Super Bowl.
Texans sign Kubiak through 2012
The Texans have awarded head coach Gary Kubiak with a new three-year contract, the Houston Chronicle reported late Tuesday night.
Texans hire Knapp to work with Schaub
The Texans have hired Gregg Knapp as their new QB coach, reuniting him with QB Matt Schaub.
Injuries open door for Schaub to earn Pro Bowl spot
Texans QB Matt Schaub had a suspicion he might be a late addition to the AFC Pro Bowl roster, and to that end, he resumed workouts recently.
Thrown into deep end, Texans' Cushing thrived
Texans SLB Brian Cushing believes that Houston's four-game winning streak to finish the season could have a carryover effect in a 2010 campaign in which expectations will be higher than ever.
Kubiak could go back to Denver roots for new offensive coordinator
With offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan joining his father, Mike, in Washington, the Texans are looking for a new play-caller.
Belichick: Bad field contributed to Welker's injury
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said on his weekly radio show with WEEI in Boston that WR Wes Welker's season-ending knee injury was the result of a bad playing surface in Houston.
Texans committed to Kubiak, extend Schaub's contract
According to a report in the Houston Chronicle, Texans owner Bob McNair announced following Houston's 34-27 victory over New England Sunday that Gary Kubiak would return for the fifth and final year of his contract.
Patriots' Welker leaves field with apparent knee injury
Patriots WR Wes Welker appeared to injure his left knee before sustaining contact in the first quarter of the game against the Texans.
A person with direct knowledge of the deal says the Houston Texans have agreed to a new contract with Brown.||||||| The 6-foot-4, 320-pound Brown has started all but four games since the Texans drafted him with the 26th overall pick in 2008. Brown earned Associated Press All-Pro second team honors in 2011 after helping the Texans set a franchise record for yards rushing (2,448).
Brown returned to practice after sustaining a minor injury last week.||||||| Brown hurt his left leg last Wednesday. The starter at left tackle for the past four seasons, Brown took his regular allotment of reps Monday morning.
Brown worked out with his team Tuesday after serving a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on banned substances. "Longest four weeks of my life," Brown said.||||||| Brown, Houston's first-round draft pick in 2008, said he "unknowingly took a supplement tainted with a banned substance." He would not identify the supplement, but acknowledged that he was "naive" for even trying it. The Texans have a bye this week and went through a light morning workout on Tuesday. Coach Gary Kubiak expects Brown to start Houston's next game, at Indianapolis on Nov. 1.
Brown has been suspended for four games for violating the NFL's policy on performance enhancing drugs.||||||| Brown said Tuesday he "unknowingly took a supplement tainted with a banned substance." Brown's suspension begins immediately, meaning he will miss the undefeated Texans' showdown Sunday with the Dallas Cowboys. His first game back will be Nov. 1 at Indianapolis. The former first-round pick has the crucial role of protecting the blind side of Texans quarterback Matt Schaub. Brown held his own in a season-opening battle with Colts All-Pro end Dwight Freeney.
Brown injured his left knee in the third quarter against the St. Louis Rams on Sunday. The team said his return was questionable.||||||| It was unclear how Brown was injured. Rashard Butler replaced Brown, the Texans' first-round pick in 2008.


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Kentucky General Assembly's 2014 regular session may have ended months ago, but several new laws passed will finally go into effect July 15.
The state constitution specifies that new laws take effect 90 days after the adjournment of the legislature, except for general appropriation measures and those containing emergency or delayed effective date provisions.
The General Assembly's 2014 session adjourned on April 15, making July 15 the day that most laws will take effect.
A week before the end of the 2013-14 fiscal year the Dry Ridge City Council approved amending the budget to add $40,000.
The additional funds were allocated to the Dry Ridge Fire Department, upping its appropriations for the year to $1.028 million.
Chief Tom Jump said before the first reading of the budget amendment that he did not intend to use all of the funds and any remaining would be put back in the city's general fund.
The filing deadline may still be two months away, but the first candidate for a non-partisan city race has turned in his paperwork.
Vincent S. Stephens has filed to run for mayor of the city of Dry Ridge.
The May primary has set up multiple races in November for county offices, including judge-executive, jailer, clerk and magistrates, pitting a Republican against a Democrat.
However, non-partisan candidates who would like to run for mayor and city council or commission seats in Williamstown, Dry Ridge, Crittenden or Corinth have until 4 p.m. Aug. 12 to file.
The votes have been tallied and the local political matchups are set for the November primary election.
For county judge-executive, Republican Steve Wood will face off against Democratic candidate Richard Austin, a long-time magistrate on the Grant County Fiscal Court.
Austin handily won his primary race with nearly 50 percent of the vote against three opponents.
He led the pack with 1,179 votes, followed by 469 votes for Shirley Wilson, 411 for Anitra Jump and 307 for Keith Ellington.
Grant County residents could soon be getting a phone call from the Northern Kentucky Health Department asking for their input.
The health department will be sponsoring a random telephone survey beginning July 21 to gauge the community's perceptions of health-related issues.
The 15-minute survey, which the department will conduct overt two weeks, can be answered by any adult age 18 and older.
Both cell phone and land-line phone numbers will be included in the survey sample.
Garbage scattered on the banks of Boltz Lake prompted Wanda Hammons, magistrate of the 2nd district, to work with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, Grant County Judge-Executive Darrell Link's office and Jailer Terry Peeples to clean up the area.
Inmates from the Grant County Detention Center in the Class D program visited the lake Aug. 5 and picked up trash and debris, as well as mowed and did some weedeating.
Maintenance crews from the fish and wildlife are assigned to Boltz Lake and visit at least twice a year.
Three of the four city councils in Grant County will have new members in 2013.
Voters elected three challengers in the race for Williamstown City Council, failing to re-elect two incumbents.
The Dry Ridge City Council will have two new members with one incumbent not receiving enough votes to reclaim her seat.
In Crittenden, there also will be a new council member, but no incumbent lost their re-election bid.
Brian Linder is heading from the Grant County Courthouse to the capitol building in Frankfort.
The Dry Ridge resident, who has spent the past five years as magistrate on the Grant County Fiscal Court, rode a decisive victory in his home county to win the bid for state representative.
He will fill the vacancy left by long-time legislator Royce Adams, D-Dry Ridge, who decided to retire at the end of his term.
Linder received more votes than his Democratic challenger, Wanda Crupper Hammons, in each of the three-county 61st District.
The Grant County Fiscal Court heard arguments for and against a proposed emergency services taxing district Nov. 20 in the first of at least two community forums.
The pews in the upstairs courtroom at the Grant County Courthouse were filled as the issue of a new taxing district was debated for three hours.
"We're not asking for million dollar trucks," said Crittenden Fire Chief Lee Burton. "We're asking for the funding to do the job that has been requested of us by the people of our districts, by Grant County as a whole."
Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, is looking toward the future after overwhelmingly being re-elected for a third four-year term.
In the four-county 17th senatorial district of Grant, Kenton, Owen and Scott, Thayer nearly doubled the vote totals — 35,343 to 17,926 — of Democratic challenger David Holcomb.
Thayer received 5,782 votes in Grant County compared to 2,594 for Holcomb.
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HOV gave 12 year old Justin a chance of a lifetime, to rap on stage during "The Magna Carter World Tour" show in front of a packed arena in Greensboro, NC.
He caught the attention of Jay by holding up a sign reading "CAN I RAP FOR YOU?"
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First time at Proteopedia? Click on the green links: they change the 3D image. Click and drag the molecules. Proteopedia is a 3D, interactive encyclopedia of proteins, RNA, DNA and other molecules. With a free user account, you can edit pages in Proteopedia. Visit the Main Page to learn more.
From Proteopedia
|4egk, resolution 1.69Å ()
|HSP90AA1, HSP90A, HSPC1, HSPCA (Homo sapiens)
|4egi, 4egh
|FirstGlance, OCA, RCSB, PDBsum
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Human Hsp90-alpha ATPase domain bound to Radicicol
CEfrag is a new fragment screening technology based on affinity capillary electrophoresis (ACE). Here we report on the development of a mobility shift competition assay using full-length human heat shock protein 90alpha (Hsp90alpha), radicicol as the competitor probe ligand, and successful screening of the Selcia fragment library. The CEfrag assay was able to detect weaker affinity (IC(50) >500 microM) fragments than were detected by a fluorescence polarization competition assay using FITC-labeled geldanamycin. The binding site of selected fragments was determined by co-crystallization with recombinant Hsp90alpha N-terminal domain and X-ray analysis. The results of this study confirm that CEfrag is a sensitive microscale technique enabling detection of fragments binding to the biological target in near-physiological solution.
Fragment Screening Using Capillary Electrophoresis (CEfrag) for Hit Identification of Heat Shock Protein 90 ATPase Inhibitors., Austin C, Pettit SN, Magnolo SK, Sanvoisin J, Chen W, Wood SP, Freeman LD, Pengelly RJ, Hughes DE, J Biomol Screen. 2012 May 9. PMID:22573733
From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
About this Structure
4egk is a 1 chain structure with sequence from Homo sapiens. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
- Austin C, Pettit SN, Magnolo SK, Sanvoisin J, Chen W, Wood SP, Freeman LD, Pengelly RJ, Hughes DE. Fragment Screening Using Capillary Electrophoresis (CEfrag) for Hit Identification of Heat Shock Protein 90 ATPase Inhibitors. J Biomol Screen. 2012 May 9. PMID:22573733 doi:10.1177/1087057112445785


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75 percent of Nebraska is now in a severe to extreme drought.
A new report on drought conditions shows 75 percent of Nebraska is in a severe drought.
The drought monitor report released last Thursday shows part of central Nebraska is in an extreme drought. The National Weather Service says it's the worst drought since 1956 and the worst agricultural drought since 1988.
Temperatures are expected to remain above normal in to September, according to the report. Omaha set a record high Sunday of 105 degrees.
Governor Dave Heineman has declared a state of emergency due to drought conditions.
The Governor's office said Monday in a news release that the declaration makes state personnel and resources available for prevention and emergencies, Heineman says the drought conditions "are presenting an imminent threat to the ability of local governments to respond."
The National Weather Service in Omaha says the past six months have been the warmest on record.


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When you choose your next dishwasher, you could go with just any old model. Or . . . you could get a Bosch, like the SHE43RL6UC. This innovative dishwasher is loaded with features. AquaStop leak protection with the stainless steel tub keep your kitchen safe from leaks, while integrated controls offer a sleek, sophisticated look for your kitchen. Since the integrated design hides the LED display while the dishwasher is running, an InfoLight beams the time remaining onto the floor, so you can see how much longer the load will be running. This is especially helpful since this Bosch is so quiet you probably won't even be able to tell it's running; with a 48dB rating, it's the quietest in its class. The Rackmatic adjustable upper rack system makes it easy to fit up 14 place settings in a load, but also lets you run a half load when that's all you need to wash. Plus, it's ENERGY STAR certified, meaning it uses less water and energy than most dishwashers, which also saves you money.
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- Sanitize cycle
- 4 wash cycles
- 19-hour delay start timer
- Stainless steel tub
- Integrated control design
- InfoLight beams time remaining onto the floor beneath the diswhasher door while running
- Rackmatic system
Additional Specifications
- 48dB quietness rating (best in class)
- Half load option for small loads
- AquaStop leak protection
- 500 series upper rack with 300 series lower rack
- ENERGY STAR certified
- EcoSense reduces energy usage by up to 20%
- Exceeds ENERGY STAR water requirements by almost 70%
- 14 place setting capacity
- Long silverware basket
Dimensional Specifications
- Dimensions: 23.56" W x 33.88" H x 22.56" D
- Weight: 80 lbs
Bosch SHE43RL5UC Warranty Details
1-year limited manufacturer's parts and labor warranty (additional warranty on some components)


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The IU Southeast softball team fell to No. 14-ranked Olivet Nazarene 7-2 in NAIA Softball National Championship Opening Round.
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Senate Democrats criticized the latest move by proponents of a November charter schools ballot amendment today, calling a new ballot preamble "biased, inaccurate and electioneering at its worst."
"As it was written in March, the charter schools question on the November ballot was misleading. The addition of a preamble to the ballot question heightens the inaccuracy," said Senate Democratic Leader Steve Henson of Tucker. "The preamble language adds to the bias and subjectivity of what citizens will be voting on. The language intends to mislead voters in an effort to ensure a specific outcome. This is not democracy."
The November charter schools ballot preamble reads: Provides for improving student achievement and parental involvement through more public charter school options.
The charter schools controversy arose during the 2012 Georgia legislative session in the wake of a court decision to overturn a local school board's decision to approve a charter school. The GOP-led Senate and House voted to put the matter to voters. Democrats assailed the ballot language concerned it would mislead voters into thinking local boards did not have the power already to make educational decisions.
"The charter schools ballot question is a thinly veiled attempt to confuse voters into thinking they do not have local control over education. In fact, the opposite is true," said Sen. Valencia Seay. "Passage of the charter schools amendment will allow the state to take precious resources and funds from our public school districts to support what is essentially a parallel school system, further cutting our ability to provide a quality education to our young people."
Seay said that at a time when Georgia is furloughing teachers, cutting the amount of instructional time for struggling students, and enlarging class sizes, creating yet another distraction is the worst solution.
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The Menomonee Falls School Board will continue into April sans one of its members.
The board opted not to appoint a replacement for former School Board Member Lori Blodorn, and will continue one member short until after the election in April. Blodorn was hired by the school district in December to serve as a human resources manager. She replaced Ken Kubreka, and has served in the position since the beginning of January.
The School Board was in a unique situation heading into April. Current board members Scott Ternes and Faith VanderHorst both will run for another term on the board. Michele Divelbiss, who ran for a seat in the last election, was the only other resident to file candidacy papers for the April election. Essentially, the board could have just appointed Divelbiss to give her a head start on the board.
Divelbiss came up short in last year's contentious School Board race, behind David Noshay and newcomer Paul Tadda. However, Divelbiss garnered 22 percent of the vote. She also serves as Valley View Elementary Parent Teacher Association President.
Board President Ron Bertieri suggested operating the board a seat short until April since there are no major votes on the horizon. In April, the School Board will proceed to appoint seats on its various committees as it does after every election.
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Superintendent Patricia Greco said Blodorn was hired from a candidate pool of applicants with human resources experience. However, she said Blodorn's experience in law helped her rise above other candidates.
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Blodorn's responsibilities include contract management, regional benchmarking, employee benefits management, and legal compliance of the district. Greco said Blodorn's position on the School Board made the decision to hire her more difficult.
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SUTTONS BAY — The Leelanau League of Women Voters meets at noon Wednesday, June 5, at the Leelanau County Government Center. The League's energy committee will give a program titled "What Will Leelanau County Do for Its Future Energy Needs." The public is welcome; call 386-5106.
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When diners present a coupon when they place an order, Pearl's will donate 20 percent of the check (less tax) to help HERTHA purchase new chairs. Coupons are available at the Village Market, Corner Druggist, Elk Rapids Cinema, The Moose, and online at www.ertownhall.org.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Tina Livingston will lead a gentle yoga class Wednesdays, June 5 and 19, at the Peninsula Community Library, 2699 Island View Road.
The 9 a.m. class is for adults and teens of all abilities. A $5 donation is requested to cover expenses. For details or if planning to attend, call 223-7700.
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GRAWN — Cherryland Electric Cooperative will hold its 75th annual meeting Thursday, June 6, at Wuerfel Park.
The gates open at 3 p.m. for Cherryland members, with the business meeting from 5 to 6 p.m. Members may visit the cooperative information booths, enjoy a free ballpark dinner and receive up to four free game tickets per membership. For details, call Cherryland, 486-9200.
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KALKASKA — Children ages 4 to 12 are invited to a bike safety course on Saturday, June 8.
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TRAVERSE CITY — All Democrats are invited to the Thursday, June 6, meeting of the Grand Traverse Democratic Executive Board at 6 p.m. at the MEA office, 1745 Barlow St. For details, call 946-5555 or email email@example.com.
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EMPIRE — Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore will host a "Star Party" astronomy program on Saturday, June 8.
Participants may view the night sky from 9 to 11 p.m. at Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive #3 Overlook. Parking will be available at Picnic Mountain, the next right after #2 stop.
The program is free, but a National Park entrance daily or annual pass is required. For details, visit the Grand Traverse Astronomical Society's web site, http://www.gtastro.org. Star Parties will be cancelled during bad weather and a decision to cancel is usually made three hours in advance. Call 326-5135, ext. 331, for a voice mail message with the decision.
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TRAVERSE CITY — TEACH (Total Education Abiding in Christian Homes) home school group will hold a used curriculum sale on Monday, June 10.
TEACH members will be selling books, CDs, DVDs, music, language, art, educational games and other resources in the gym at Church of the Living God, 1514 Birmley Road. Members will be setting up and able to browse the selection from 6 to 7 p.m. and purchase items from 7 to 7:45 p.m. The sale will be open to non-members from 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. For details, call 218-5383.
Boater safety
BELLAIRE — The Traverse City Coast Guard Auxiliary will offer a boater safety class Saturday, June 15, for area youth and adults. The registration deadline is Monday, June 10.
The free class will meet from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Dewitt Marine, 6509 Crystal Springs Road. Lunch is included. For details or to register, call Christine Davis, 377-6611.
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Used books
INTERLOCHEN — The Interlochen Library Friends group is looking for books and materials in good condition for their June 21 and 22 used book sale at the library, 9700 Riley Road.
Donations of paperback and hardcover adult and children's titles, audio books and DVDs may be dropped off at the library. No magazines, textbooks, encyclopedias or Reader's Digest condensed books will be accepted. Call the library, 276-6767, to learn more.
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Administrative and business office hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 a.m.-noon Friday. Regular office hours resume Aug. 19.
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With very little rainfall over the last year, Gov. Perry says drought conditions are at historic levels and pose an imminent threat to public health, property and the economy.


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Hi everyone. Please use the following discussion to post any questions that you have about leasing a Toyota Tundra. Thanks.
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shfawaz Posts: 16Can you please provide the residual rates for a Tundra for a 24 month lease on an '05 and/or '06 as well as the corresponding money factors? Any current lease incentives available? I didn't see a forum for the Tacoma (largest crew cab they make) model, I could use the same information for the Tacoma as well. I normally buy American, but this time I'm looking outside the borders. Thanks. Hassen
Hi Hassen. I need some additional information from you in order to give you an idea of what this truck's current lease program is like. This information includes the exact model that you want, i.e. a 2005 Tundra Regular Cab 2WD, a 2005 Tundra Double Cab 4WD, as well as what state you are in. I need the same information on the Tacoma as well. I only started specific discussions for the most popular vehicles that consumers ask lease questions about. The Tacoma is not a popular vehicle to lease because Toyota has not been providing any sort of lease support on it.
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Thanks for moving your post, 108flat. Yes Toyota's new September lease program for the 2006 Tundra is available. I need some additional information from you in order to give you an idea of what this truck's current lease program is like. This information includes the exact model that you want, i.e. a 2005 Tundra Regular Cab 2WD, a 2005 Tundra Double Cab 4WD, as well as what state you are in.
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You're welcome 108flat. I believe that Kentucky is in Toyota's Cincinnati region. According to the latest information that I have seen, if you were to lease a 2006 Toyota Tundra Access Cab SR5 V8 4WD through Toyota Financial Services in your area right now for 24 months with 15,000 miles per year, its buy rate lease money factor and residual value should be .00082 and 65%, respectively.
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mike101a Posts: 1Back in Sept of 2001 I went out looking for a new Toyota truck and came across what I was hopping to be a nice buy, a Tundra 2wd.
The sale-man was just telling me O'h leasing was just wonderful (the best thing in town) I'm coming to the end of my lease now and coming to find out that the salemen was NOT up front with me at-all :mad: :mad:
This truck will have 30,000 buy the end of this mo. yes I do alot of driving as you can tell. Still has the same show room tires.. It's had 2 recall's 1 front end and this last one was dealing with the exhust system..
I have done a lot of talking to the managers at Toyota of Concord CA all to know avail. Come Dec. 2005 my last invoice will have a $18,000.00 last payment Due notice :confuse:
So the Salemen can do on wrong it seem's I am holding the bag. Is there anything that I can do?
kyfdx Posts: 27,702Are you sure you have a lease? If you have an $18K payment that is not optional, then it sounds like a balloon payment loan..
And 30,000 miles? That doesn't sound like much over 4 years... Do you mean 300,000 miles?
You might want someone independent from the dealer to look over your paperwork.
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I am sorry to hear about your situation, mike101a. I suggest that you place a call to the bank that your lease or balloon note for your Tundra is through. Even balloon notes nowadays usually give consumers the option to just turn their vehicles in at the end of their contract rather than forcing them to purchase them. There is a good chance that you can walk away from your truck in December, just having to pay any excess mileage and wear and tear charges. The recalls that your truck has had should not be a problem. Vehicles have them all the time. It would be a good idea to get them taken care of, for your own safety more than anything, but you will not be fined if you don't. As far as the tires go, if you have not rotated them on a regular basis, there is a chance that you will get hit with an excess wear and tear charge if there is not much tread left on them. I agree with kyfdx that 30,000 miles is not very much. Is that a typo? If not, you probably will not have to pay an excess mileage charge on your truck.
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dugnali Posts: 2Toyota has had a $269 / month lease offer out for two months now on a 2006 Tundra Double Cab SR5 V8. This is for 12K miles a year for 39 months.
The cars that fall in line for this are targeted at $27,600. (extra accessories mean a greater payment ...) The buyout afterwards is around $20K.
This sounds like a really good deal. Almost too good?
pam6 Posts: 2The offer in my area is either: $199 month for a Tundra Regular Cab, 36 months with $698 due at lease signing, or $269 month for 36 months with $768 due at lease signing. This does sound like a great offer and we have never leased before. I would love to hear any feedback including pros and cons. This truck would be for my husband who usually drives under 9,000 miles per year.
mazdax605 Posts: 89Hey Car_Man,
I was wondering what you think of this lease.I got a quote on a 06 Tundra double cab 4wd today that I think is a good deal.The sticker price is $33,100,and the truck is a double cab 4wd SR5 w/ all weather package,JBL stereo,alloy wheels,color keyed fenders,keyless entry,limited slip,fog lights,privacy glass,bedliner,exhaust tip finishers,and carpeted floor mats.
The deal is $291 a month including 5% sales tax,and a buyout of $21,116.The money factor is .00025,but I am not sure of the selling price.the sales guy told me it was invoice,so I could figure that out.All I would need to come up with upfront is $459.15 which is first month,and DMV fees for plates,and such.This is a 36 month 12K miles per year lease.Does this sound good to you?I need to act before the end of the month if I want this deal.Thanks in advance.
probertstx Posts: 7Car_man,
Any chance you can give me lease numbers on a Tundra Double-cab 4WD in Colorado. They are advertising a $249 pm lease on this truck with a couple of grand down for 36 months. I'm trying to figure out what I should be paying after I negotitate the cap cost a little. I'm also looking for similar numbers on the Tacoma truck too, again, double cab 4WD
Hi Chris. You never mentioned the selling price of the truck that you are interested in leasing. This is an important number for you as a consumer to know for two reasons. First, the selling prices of leased vehicles can be negotiated, just as if you were paying cash for them. Without knowing the price of the truck that you want to lease you don't know how good a price you are getting it for. The second reason is that one needs the selling price of a vehicle that they want to lease is that it is necessary to calculate its lease payment. I would be more than happy to give you my opinion on the lease that you were quoted on the Tundra that you are interested in for you if you let me know what its selling price is. For now I can tell you that the money factor that you were quoted looks very attractive and it is in line with Toyota Financial Services' current base lease money factor for the '06 Tundra in many regions.
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I sure can, Paul. If you were to lease a 2006 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4WD in Toyota's Denver region right now for 36 months with 15,000 miles per year, its buy rate lease money factor and residual value should be .00025 and 61%, respectively. The Tacoma's lease program is much worse right now because Toyota is not providing any sort of lease support on it. The numbers for an otherwise identical lease of a 2006 Tacoma Double Cab 4WD should be .00265 (yuck) and 67%.
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ataylor61802 Posts: 3the reason toyota can offer that aggressive of a lease on the tundra is beacuse of the low money factor, high residual value and since they are redesigning the truck in 2007 they are offering a 3 year lease using a 2 year residual... if you qualify for leasing this deal is unbeatable!!
coolfb Posts: 1Using the options from the Toyota website for the truck that qualifies for the $269/$669 due at signing, I cannot duplicate that payment with a .00025 money factor and a $20,400 residual. Sticker with the options listed on the the site is $33,377. Can anyone offer some insight? Thanks in advance. By the way the dealers are playing dumb in my area with this lease deal.


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Police say two cars crashed in the intersection at around 9:30 p.m. Sunday. One of the drivers, 26-year-old Bethany Thompson of Rutland, failed to yield to another car already in the intersection driven by 29-year-old Sheila Nichols of Rutland, according to police.
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Kyle D. Jeremiah, son of Doug and Carrie Delsite and Keith Jeremiah, was named Outstanding Senior at Warrior Run High School for November.
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I cover economic/political issues with liberty as my polar star.
A powerful analysis by President Barack Obama's first Chair of his Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) indicates the President's proposed tax increases would kill the economic recovery and throw nearly 1 million Americans out of work. Those are the extraordinary implications of academic research by Christina D. Romer, who chaired the CEA from January 28, 2009 – September 3, 2010. In a paper entitled: "The Macrcoeconomic Effects of Tax Changes" published by the prestigious American Economic Review in June 2010 (during her tenure at the White House), she stated: "In short, tax increases appear to have a very large, sustained, and highly significant negative impact on output."
Although Dr. Romer's analysis is full of equations and econometric jargon, the clarity of her conclusions are a fatal indictment of the Obama Administration's demand for tax increases. In what may be the first time since David Stockman's "Trojan Horse" comment regarding the Reagan tax rate cuts, a high White House Official has completely undermined her own Administration's policy while serving. Had this happened during a Republican administration, a la Stockman's Atlantic interview, it would have been Page One news. "Obama To America: Drop Dead."
The AER paper, co-authored with her husband and fellow UC Berkeley Professor, David H. Romer, examines the impact of tax increases and reductions on U.S. economic growth for the period 1945 to 2007. One of the innovations in the paper is its focus on "exogenous" changes in taxes, that is changes in taxes that were meant to either increase the rate of economic growth (not simply offset a recession), such as the Kennedy, Reagan and Bush tax cuts, or to reduce the budget deficit, such as the Clinton tax increase. Excluded were "endogenous" tax changes that were purely countercyclical, such as the 1975 tax rebates, or were used to "offset another factor that would tend to move output growth away from normal", such as the tax increases to finance the Korean war and the introduction of the payroll tax to finance Medicare.
"The behavior of output following these more exogenous changes indicates that tax increases are highly contractionary. The effects are strongly significant, highly robust, and much larger than those obtained using broader measures of tax changes."
Wow! That's about as strong a statement as you will ever read in a paper published in the AER.
The Romers' baseline estimate suggests that a tax increase of 1% of GDP (about $160 billion in today's economy) reduces real GDP by 3% over the next 10 quarters.
In addition, the Romers used a variety of statistical tests to take into account other factors that could influence economic growth at the time of the tax changes, including government spending, monetary policy, the relative price of oil, and even whether the President was a Democrat or Republican (it doesn't matter much). A summary of the statistical work estimates that a tax increase of 1% of GDP would lead to a fall in output of 2.2% to 3.6% over the next 10 quarters.
"In all cases, the effect of tax changes on output remains large and highly statistically significant," they write.
"Thus the finding that tax changes have substantial impacts on output appears to be very durable. That including controls for known output shocks has little effect on the estimated impact of tax changes is important indirect evidence that our new measure of fiscal shocks is not correlated with other factors affecting output."
So i skimmed the thing, and i find it a little to simplistic , it makes way too many assumptions when creating the model that is ultimately used to crunch the data of historical tax changes. by not looking and modeling how individual companies and industries react to tax changes and only looking at the larger movements, important details disappear in the noise. it goes too far into the theoretical and macro side of economics to provide an accurate estimate of the actual economic reaction to tax changes.
If you read the paper you will also hear her say that all the different tax scenario did not even exist in the historical data, so the theoretical model is still unproven.
But if you assume that she is right and the model is accurate , you will also realize that one of the implication is that future tax change has a negative impact on investment (job creation ) even if they don't happen. This actually shows that because the debt celling debate was so long , investment in the economy was put on hold during the debate . So tanks to the GOP dragging there feet and never agreeing to solve the man made debt celling disaster the economic recovery was delayed and slowed down and the USA probably delayed/prolonged the recovery by a year or more.
(jobs report that was a disaster after the debt celling debate)
So if you believe this analysis that tax increases significantly reduce GDP you also have to acknowledge that the GOP induced debt celling debate did more harm to the USA recovery then anything else that has happen in a long time. you can not have one and deny the other conclusion .
Mr. Kadlec,
I do not believe that you have really read this paper very carefully as it contains conclusions that I do not believe that you agree with. For example, the authors argue since WW II, the impact of exogenous tax changes has declined over time. The authors argue compare two periods, "1950:I−1980:IV and 1981:I−2007:IV." and found "The results suggest that the effects of tax changes may have become smaller over time." Why do the authors believe that tax changes have less impact after 1980?
"First, the Federal Reserve's response to tax changes may have become stronger over time. Second, there has been more concern about the United States's long-run fiscal health in recent decades. As a
result, the direct contractionary effects of tax increases may have been offset to a greater extent
by effects operating through confidence. And third, the increasing depth and scope of financial
markets may have caused the dependence of consumer spending on disposable income to decline
over time. On the first two of these dimensions, there were significant changes around 1980; it is
for this reason that we split the sample at the end of 1980."
So if you agree with the author's conclusions, the impact of tax changes are declining because the Federal Reserve is acting more swiftly and effectively, because the US economy has been in decline, and the US economy is increasingly dependent upon financial markets and less on manufacturing. Notably this economic decline coincides with the policies of the Presidency of Ronald Reagan.
I am quite confident that you do not believe that the Federal Reserve is not helping the situation and that the US economy has been in decline as a result of Reagan Administration.
If you keep reading they also say "the results are suggestive that tax increases to reduce an inherited deficit may be less costly than other tax increases". In fact in some cases, they show them to be expansionary. Now they also concede that there is insufficient data to say for sure, but this paper far from proves your preconceived notion.
I assume since you have lumped tax increases in with austerity, which is more or less a made up definition of austerity, that you beleive that the tax increases are in response to deficits.
You ask exactly the critical questions. If Romer is correct, then the choices are:
1) Obama is an economic idiot unqualified to be President by virtue of his idiocy.
2) Obama is a committed socialist who does not care how much harm his policies do to the country as long as he advances his government first agenda.
I believe #2. I believe that he is willing to actively harm the economy and harm job creation to advance his "let's have the government run everything" agenda.
In this respect he is no better than Hugo Chavez, Fidel Castro, or the various dictators of N. Korea. Which means that after he is defeated in November, Venezuela, Cuba, and N. Korea are the three places that he should be allowed to live in for the next 10 years so that he has a chance to learn to appreciate America for what it is.
Here's one way to improve civility.
I posted a link to your article from FB and a friend posted an accusatory reply. I've always considered him an honorable person and am surprised that he didn't post a comment here, where you would have the opportunity to reply to it.
He quoted two lines from the Romer Rpt that I (not a finance expert by ANY means) considered unsupported by the report… One having to do with 'reasons for tax changes' and the other regarding 'inherited budget deficit' as if they justified his statement that you ignore the 'conclusions of the report that don't fit in neatly with [your] preconceived ideas.'
While admitting that he doesn't "claim to understand the intricacies of the Romer Report, most of it is way over my head. But I do understand it well enough to know that Mr. Kadlec's article in Forbes is basically a fraud, yet another example of typical right-wing media bias."
I welcome your comments and will share on my FB post, with your permission.
the truly disgusting aspect to this study is this was her opinion BEFORE she went to work for the Obama Administration and she still pimped his Keynesian disaster of a "stimulus" plan/temp targeted tax cuts…
so did she lie when she wrote this and earlier papers or when she worked for the Administration?
No, she's still in favor of stimulus, as far as I can make out. The paper we're discussing doesn't contradict those views. Read her opinions for yourself:
- Increasing taxes decreases GDP, but spending cuts decrease GDP even more. Past studies have underestimated the effects of both spending and tax cuts.
- "Tax increases on wealthier households probably have less of an effect on the economy than those on the poor or middle class."
- She's not in favor of any form of fiscal austerity right now.
- "Long-term considerations… point to a plan for reducing the deficit that combines spending cuts and tax increases. The cuts should spare valuable investment spending [in basic scientific research, education, and infrastructure]."


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MLB: The Twins are 6-2 in their last eight games following an off day.
MLB: The Cubs are 9-4 in their last 13 road games against a right-handed starter.
NCAAF: Arizona State is 5-0-1 ATS in its last six games against winning teams.
CFL: Calgary is 5-0 ATS in its last five games following a loss.
WNBA: Indiana is 6-2 ATS in its last eight games with New York.
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MLB: The Red Sox are 0-5 in their last five series openers.
MLB: The Indians are 2-6 in Jeanmar Gomez's last eight road starts.
NCAAF: Louisville is 2-8 ATS in its last 10 home games.
CFL: Edmonton is 3-10 ATS in its last 13 September games.
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Injury not to be overlooked
The Dodgers have shut down All-Star outfielder Andre Ethier, who's dealt with lingering knee pain, for the season. He could have surgery soon. Ethier was hitting .292 with 11 home runs, 30 doubles and 62 RBIs.
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42 – That's how many save chances Detroit's Jose Valverde has converted this season. Namely, all of them. Valverde tossed a perfect ninth on Wednesday to tie Todd Jones' single-season team record of 42 saves. Dating to last season, Valverde has converted 44 straight save opportunities, the fourth-longest streak in history.
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The total for USC's home game on Saturday against Utah is 51, same as it was for last week's USC home game against Minnesota. USC won 19-17, an easy win for "under" bettors. But it's not only the defenses that might be holding scoring down. The field at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is uneven and will be painted green on a weekly basis to hide numerous areas of dirt and dead spots, according to ESPN.com. A music festival featuring Rage Against the Machine, Muse and Rise Against was held at the Coliseum on July 30, five weeks before the opener. The Coliseum did not have enough time to replace the field, so the Trojans are stuck with it all season.
The Cowboys' offensive line is in bad shape heading into Sunday night's opener at the N.Y. Jets, who are favored by 5. Rookie RT Tyron Smith hurt his knee Wednesday and did not practice Thursday. The O-line already is breaking in a seventh-round pick at left guard, Bill Nagy, and a new center, Phil Costa. If Smith, a first-round pick, cannot play, Jeremy Parnell could very well be his replacement. Parnell has never played in an NFL game, having previously been on the Saints' practice squad.
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