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Trina announces revised Q3 guidance04. November 2011 | Industry & Suppliers, Markets & Trends | By: Becky Stuart
Trina Solar is also suffering from the shaky solar market conditions. As such, it has revised its full year photovoltaic module shipment downwards.
The Chinese module manufacturer is estimating that its shipments for the third quarter (Q3) of 2011 will be in the region of between 372 and 375 megawatts (MW), compared to between 480 and 520 MW. The reason cited was the "deflationary" pricing environment and "challenging" financial conditions.
Meanwhile, Trina estimates that its gross margin will fall below expectations, at between 10 and 11 percent, instead of previous predictions that it would hit the high teens. This margin includes a includes a non-cash inventory write down of approximately $19 million.
"A deflationary pricing environment impacted by challenging financing conditions for some of our customer's European projects resulted in the shortfall of our targeted shipment volumes," explained Jifan Gao, chairman and CEO.
He added, however, that there is light at the end of the tunnel, with predictions that next year will see "significant" new orders secured. Specifically, he views the Americas, Asia and Africa as growth markets.
"Additionally," he said, "we have improved, and will continue to improve, our leading manufacturing efficiencies and cost structure through, among other things, renegotiations of some of our polysilicon and other key materials agreements to position us favorably going forward."
Adjusting to the market conditions, Trina has revised its full year 2011 outlook downwards. As such, instead of shipping between 1.75 and 1.8 gigawatts (GW) the company expects to ship around 1,4 GW.
A conference call will be held on November 21 to discuss the company's Q3 2011.
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There is a new missive making its way around the yoga community, and I have to admit, it has me a bit baffled: "Choose love over fear."
The more I hear this phrase repeated in various iterations, the more I feel compelled to question its meaning.
The "Love vs. Fear" sentiment was first introduced to me at a weekend workshop with a yoga teacher, for whom I have a tremendous amount of respect. At the time, I blindly accepted it as the generally positive, motivational self-speak I suspect it's meant to be. The idea, as I (don't) understand it, is that love and fear cannot exist—or be felt—simultaneously. When confronted with a stressful choice or situation, whenever possible, one should always choose love over fear.
But as I began to really explore the concept, I couldn't help but wonder: are love and fear really opposites? And more to the point, are they mutually exclusive? And if this is a concept that is becoming broadly accepted by my friends and peers in the yoga community, why am I having such a hard time understanding it on its most fundamental level?
It has been explained to me that the concept is rooted in the fact that you cannot think two thoughts at the exact same time.
At any given instant, you are only holding one thought in your head, even if those thoughts seem to bounce around at a rapid-fire pace. This sounds kind of reasonable. But to what degree do we define love and fear as thoughts as opposed to emotions? And to what degree are we able to choose our emotions?
When I think about the greatest sources of fear in my own life (excluding the unpredictable accident or tragic event), each and every one of them is rooted in love: I love my husband, therefore I fear for his health and safety on a daily basis. I love my job, therefore I fear for my ability to do it well. I love my pets, therefore I fear that I am doing a crappy job raising them and taking care of them.
Of course, I might not be the best example. My mother diagnosed me as a "worrier" when I was a young child. But my point remains: the things that are important to me, the things I love, are the things I fear for the most.
The conversation went a step further when I asked my parents for their input on the topic. (Who knows more about the complicated relationship between love and fear, after all, then those who have birthed and raised children? As a friend of mine with children says, "I have not had a worry-free day since my daughter was born.")
For my father, however, this was not a conversation about parenthood, but about his experiences serving on the board of directors for a non-profit domestic abuse shelter in their community. He has witnessed multiple examples of the Gordian Knot of love and fear that keeps women in dangerous domestic situations, sometimes convinces them to leave, and often finds them bouncing between leaving and staying. I would imagine that for many of these families, love and fear are virtually indistinguishable.
In this "love versus fear" equation, fear always seems to get a bad rap.
Fear is thought to promote inaction that can keep us from pursuing the things we love or desire: fear of failure at work or fear of rejection in relationships. But while fear can certainly stagnate, it can also motivate, as a huge swath of people who claim they "work best under pressure" would probably agree. And looking at the popularity of horror movies, roller coasters, and adventure sports, fear is a lucrative commodity.
Perhaps most importantly, fear is a protector. Fear helps you make the choices that keep you safe. Fear makes you wear a helmet when you ride a bike, think twice about getting into a car with a drunk driver, and not talk to the guy in the bar who gives you the creeps. There is even a best-selling book, The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker that teaches readers to learn to listen to their physiological fear signals.
But fear doesn't always come in the form of subtle hints and physiological cues. Sometimes, danger is very immediate and very real. What if, for example, I am being chased by a bear? In that scenario, how can choosing love over fear help me? Am I supposed to love the bear into non-existence? As the great philosopher JR Ewing of the TV show Dallas once said, "Fear in the presence of legitimate danger is a sign of intelligence."
Even in my asana practice, fear and love seem hopelessly entangled.
While I love deepening my practice with inversions, arm balances, and "advanced" poses, it is a healthy sense of fear that encourages me to practice responsibly, backing out of poses when I need to, taking modifications when fear tells me I am not ready.
Of course, we can't really make this a discussion about yoga without talking about non-attachment, vairagya. In the end, it is attachment to my marriage, my career, my relationships, and all other earthly things I care about that causes me to love and fear for them. If I were further down the path of enlightenment, perhaps I could feel a sense of removal that would make both love and fear a non-issue. That being the case, I can happily admit to being several thousand lifetimes away from achieving samadhi, or ultimate peace.
As a fellow yoga-teacher friend (a proponent of this "choose love not fear" business) acknowledges,
"Those who can truly practice non-attachment may experience a certain degree of liberation, but they are missing out on much of the human experience."
The "human experience" is another one of those things I find myself feeling stubbornly attached to. With that in mind, I do choose love . . . and also the fear, joy, heartbreak, anxiety, and elation that go with it.
Jenny Finkel began doing yoga as a scoliotic, asthmatic 12-year-old after reading an article about it in Seventeen magazine. Now that she is kind of an adult, she teaches yoga full-time. She completed her 200-hour training with YogaWorks, and followed that with a 50-hour specialized training in Therapeutic Yoga for Cancer at Duke Integrative Medicine. She recently relocated from New Orleans to Chicago, where she is pursuing her 500-hour certification from Moksha Yoga. Jenny would very much enjoy keeping in touch with you through her website, and her facebook page.
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Bo Jackson, hitting over .300 and showing significant improvement in his second full major-league season, has gone onto the 21-day disabled list with a torn hamstring, the Kansas City Royals announced yesterday.
Jackson was injured as he was running to first base in Cleveland earlier in the week. The 1985 Heisman Trophy winner from Auburn, juggling a career with the Royals and a National Football League career with the Los Angeles Raiders, had raised his average to .309 before the injury.
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Exclusive Large Hilltop Villa with Private Pool, Family-Freindly Near Beaches
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- Minimum stay:2-7 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Property description
Farm Relais 'Villa Pomegranate'' is perched on a hilltop in the heart of Marche's countryside. It's the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing family holiday, overlooking unspoilt scenery whilst benefiting from all the modern comforts. It will host you amongst the scents and colours of nature, simply Italy at its best.
Also a romantic and magical Italian wedding venue, with weddings also held in the villa grounds by the pool.
We also arrange:
Italian Civil Wedding Ceremonies,
Italian Religious Wedding Ceremonies,
legal or symbolic exchange of vows by the pool. Visit our website for further information and details.
Wedding services, we can arrange the following services in true memorable Italian tradition:
- Villa rental and wedding packages
- Bespoke catering services
- Flowers and wedding bouquets
- Professional photographer
- Classic car and transport services for larger groups
- Music and entertainment
- Wedding flavors and tableau
- bridal hairstylist
Please contact us for further information.
Additional Information:
The villa sleeps 21 + 2 fold away beds, 10 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms with 6 en-suite facilities, exclusive use of a panoramic swimming pool.
15 minutes from the Adriatic coast yet is hidden in the centre of 28 acres, perched on a hill in a panoramic position with lovely open views of rolling countryside and the mountains, however is a few minutes from many hilltop villages, shops and restaurants. Complete privacy and tranquillity in an idyllic countryside setting will host you amongst the scents and colours of nature, simply Italy at it's best. Le Marche - Italy all in one region.
Further info: Linen and towels are included, but we do not provide towels for outside use. We advise guests to bring their own towels for external use, i.e. to use around the swimming pool or at the beach.
NB: Beach towels can be purchased directly from us if required.
The property is cleaned on a weekly basis and we require guests to vacate their rooms by 10.30 am latest on the change over day, to allow us time to thoroughly clean the property prior to the next booked period.
Guests booking a longer period than a week, should allow us access to clean and change the linen/towels on a weekly basis.
Wedding services: Getting married in Italy - Our wedding services
We offer a professional tailor made wedding service, including the civil ceremony held at the villa,
catering requirements to suit guests budget, holding a small or larger wedding party for approx. 20-50 guests.
Please contact us for further details and we would be happy to discuss your own personal needs and also organise the necessary paperwork required, handling the legal aspects and documents needed to get married in Italy. More details on our website: Italian wedding.
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Property Type
- Farmhouse
- 400 m²
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Chauffeur
- Massage
- Private Chef
- Events Allowed
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Children Welcome:
Non Smoking Only:
smoking is permitted outside in the grounds of the property only....moreless
Bedrooms: 10 Bedrooms, Sleeps 23, Beds for 21-23
- Master: 1 king
- Biancospina: 2 twin/ single
- Corbezzolo: 2 twin/ single
- Acacia: 1 double
- Ginestra: 1 double
- Gelso: 1 king
- Acero: 1 king
- Betula: 1 king
- Summer house: 1 king
- Summer house: 2 twin/ single
- Property sleeps 21 in beds, plus two fold away beds and 3 cots. Farmhouse sleeps 16 with 6-7 doubles and 1-2 twin rooms, 6 rooms with en-suite facilities. All the bedrooms fitted with antique furniture & ceiling fans. Independent pink cottage that sleeps 4-5 is available for larger groups of 21 people, with a ex-large double room and twin room with a bathroom. Portable fans supplied. Available locally: - Two fold away beds for young children. - Three cots for babies/toddlers...moreless
Bathrooms: 8 Bathrooms, 1 Half Bathroom
- Bathroom 1: toilet, bidet
- Bathroom 2: toilet, combination tub/shower, shower, bidet
- Bathroom 3: toilet, shower, bidet
- Bathroom 4: toilet, shower, bidet
- Bathroom 5: toilet, shower, bidet
- Bathroom 6: toilet, shower, bidet
- Bathroom 7: toilet, shower, bidet
- Bathroom 8: toilet, shower, bidet
- Pink cottage: toilet, shower, bidet
- All bathrooms include a hand basin. 6 bedrooms are en-suite. Bathrooms have a power point, hairdryer and easy opening shower enclosure. Only the Master bedroom has a bath. Pink cottage is fitted with: a toilet, a bidet, a sink and a shower. Towels and linen changed once a week....moreless
Other Amenities
- - Air conditioning is fitted in Pink cottage only. - Evening meals available 3 times a week during your holiday - Birthday parties and wedding anniversaries - Special courses for Yoga (contact us for dates) Additional services are available on request: - bespoke wedding ceremonies at the villa - civil wedding services - cleaner booked in advance, as required - airport transfer service from major or smaller airport in Italy - cakes for special occasions Please contact us with your own presonal request....moreless
- Audio Tape Player
exchange books with one's found inside the property....moreless
- Books For Adults
- CD Player
- DVD Player
Game Room:
available between October and April. Full size snooker table and table tennis. A large room with sofa's, hifi and a large kitchen. Ideal for parties during the christmas and new year period...moreless
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- Stereo
- Television
- Away From It All
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- Romantic
- Caves
- Churches
- Festivals
- Live Theater
- Museums
- Playground
- Restaurants
- Ruins
- Water Parks
- Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Bird Watching
- Horseback Riding
- Outlet Shopping
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
Location Type
- Near The Ocean
- Rural
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Jet Skiing
- Mountain Biking
- Roller Blading
- Sailing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Water Skiing
- Wind-Surfing
- Child's Highchair
- Dining Area
- Seating for 20 people
- Air Conditioning:
- Basic Soaps
- Ceiling Fans
- Fireplace:
- Hair Dryer
- Heating:
- Internet:
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided:
Living Room:
double lounge area with hi-fi, TV with dvd surround system...moreless
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
secure private parking within the property, accessed via automated gates....moreless
Towels Provided:
Bath and hand towels are provided. POOL towels can be hired locally...moreless
Washing Machine:
3 washing machine at the villa, on the Ground floor and 1 floors, and in the cottage....moreless
- Wireless Internet:
- 4 Ring Stove
Coffee Maker:
x2 Italian type moka coffee makers large filter coffee machine...moreless
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- Dishes & Utensils:
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- Balcony
- Gated Community
- Patio
- Terrace
- Unscreened Porch / Veranda
Pool / Spa
- Outdoor Pool
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
Property Descriptor
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early autumn
Sep 11 - Dec 17, 2016
3 night min stay
Christmas New Year - max 20
Dec 18 - Jan 2, 2017
3 night min stay
winter 2017
Jan 3 - Apr 29, 2017
2 night min stay
spring 2017
May 6 - May 27, 2017
7 night min stay
early summer
May 28 - Jun 17, 2017
7 night min stay
summer 2017
Jun 18 - Jul 15, 2017
7 night min stay
peak summer 2017
Jul 16 - Aug 26, 2017
7 night min stay
late summer
Aug 27 - Sep 9, 2017
7 night min stay
early autumn
Sep 10 - Sep 30, 2017
5 night min stay
My Standard Rate
3 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Farmhouse cleaning feee $134.40
- Refundable Damage Deposit $671.99
- cottage cleaning fee $33.60
Prices stated are per week in €uros.
Changeover day is Saturday during the summer weeks, however in off peak period we are flexible.
Geniune Italian food - Evevning meals can be served in the catering area for our guests.
Wedding services - complete tailor made and bespoke wedding packages.
Please contact us for further details or visit our website 'www.villapomegranate.com'
30% deposit required at the booking stage, the remaining balance is due 8-10 weeks prior to the letting period.
Owner's cancellation policy:
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The self catering holiday accommodation is ideally located close to two small towns, yet offers complete privacy in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The holiday villa's hilltop location offers great uninterrupted views.
The big farmhouse is close to Grottazzolina, Fermo and the Adriatic riviera, with many sandy blu flag beaches. From rocky coves to long stretches of sandy coastline, you will find excellent fish restuarants and interesting ports and towns to visit close by.
Porto San Giorgio is highly recommend to visit day or in the evenings and is just 20 mins away.
Fermo's summer evening markets are also a must to do
Distances from the villa
2-5 mins - 3/4 Local villages and 2/3 supermarkets;
2-5 mins - to a variety of restaurants and pizzerias;
10 mins - Large hypermarket, outlets and shops;
15 mins - Fermo, Petritoli and Montottone;
20 mins - Adriatic coast & sandy beaches in Porto San Giorgio;
30 mins - San Benedetto (The Palm Riviera);
40 mins - Lakes and Amandola;
45 mins - Conero nature reserve with beautiful beaches
50 mins - Mountains and national park.
60 mins - Ancona airport
Other activities locally: MTB tracks, hill walking, hiking, go-karting circuit, kite surfing and many other beach activities.
There are two national parks and 3 nature reserves to discover and explore throughout the year, you can enjoy walking & hiking routes, climbing, mountain biking, fishing, golf, quad biking, hand gliding amongst many other activities.
Whilst there are many fantastic hilltop villages to explore, perfect just to walk around and admire, taking a coffe or ice cream on the way round, which is really great - we highly recommend 'Amati' in Porto San Giorgio. Le Marche offers so much to see and do throughout the summer in an endless array of free local fates (Sagre) and festivals where you can taste and get to know the real Italy's culture, traditions and history.
Locals are very friendly and love children. You'll certainly be very welcome where ever you go, but especially families with children.
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Year Purchased: 2000
About the owner: We are Daniel, Candida, Elettra (11), Achille (9) and Atena Jennings (6). We moved from the UK to Italy in 2001, deciding it was a better place to start a family and change our way of life. We offer large groups a fantastic location and enjoy taking care their needs, of all ages and like to ensure our guests get the best from there holiday. Whether you are planning a family holiday together with friends, a family reunion, or a get together such as a brithday party or anniversary we can offer catering services and make you holiday a memorable event for all. We also offer wedding services, whether a civil and religious ceremony and can completely tailor make your requirements into memorable and special day, whilst meeting a fixed budget. We offer guests a friendly and professional service, helping each group with local information, general holiday advice i.e: best places to eat out, food shopping, local places of interest, markets, sagra's (fates) and great local beaches. We live on site, away from the farmhouse, which is fenced for guests privacy. We deal with property up keep, grounds and pool maintenance, making sure the property is always kept at it's best and your stay is problem free. To date we have planted since 2001, over 4000 trees all around the property, thus creating a natural and peaceful oasis, for all age groups to enjoy and relax in this rural retreat. We are always looking to improve the grounds and gardens. To date each year we replant and add at least one new area a year. Two new areas have now been completed for summer 2015. You'll have a memorable stay at Villa Pomegranate and be able to discover the fantastic and breathtaking region, 'Le Marche', Italy.
Why the Owner Chose Ponzano di Fermo, Fermo, Italy:
The great point is it it hidden away yet close to everything 15-20 minutes from the coast and 30 mintues from the foot of the mountains. We fell in love with the area and particularly the position of the farmhouse, with panoramic views from the hilltop location over rolling hills and the mountains. The villa is very close to local shops just 1.5km away, but at the same time we are away from the crowds. The position of the house offers guests complete privacy and benefits from all modern comforts you will need. The property has been restored to a high standard and maintains all original features, brick work, oak beams and terracotta tiles. Where possible we reclaimed original materials and reused them in the restoration process. At the same time the property has been restored to tight public building regulations and standards in case of an earthquake. The area offer a vast array of leisure activities to all ages, from walking, nature trails, hiking, horse riding (all levels) with treking/trail riding, coastal activities i.e wind surfing & sailing courses. Whilst there are many local markets and 'sagre', similiar to a fate that is linked to local traditions and culture that always offer great street food in Italian style.
The Unique Benefits at this Farmhouse:
The villa & wedding venue offers guests many outside areas, covered during the summer months, for everyone to enjoy & perhaps escape to find their own corner when wishing to be alone & enjoy the unspoilt surroundings. The panormic pool area is nestled on the highest terrace, surrounded by beautiful gardens and olives, with a large covered pergola to escape the heat. We have purchased high quality pool chairs for guests comfort and this area is cleaned and the pool checked reguarly. The swimming pool is a salt water pool, which guests love, because it is very sweet on your skin, no red eyes and always crystal clear water. The pool is built and finished to public level standards, with two pumps and two filters to ensure perfect water and hygiene standards. Complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, all around the property, with three wi-fi access points. Furthermore, 8 out of 10 bedrooms have their own bathrooms, which we believe is an added bonus, especially with large groups who have young children. The property also has automated electronic gates, ensuring guests undisturbed privacy & safety. Whether you are getting married, taking your summer holiday or short break, this is a fantastic location is available throughout the year. Villa Pomegranate is a great group property, which has been lovingly restored and always very well maintained. In the Winter months, from October till April, the property accommodates groups of 14 guests who can use the converted barn. The big main room of 100 sq.m offers a full snooker table, three sofas, a Hi-Fi, a TV and recently installed wood burner with wood provided free of charge. There is also a large fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom. So groups staying at the villa during this period can enjoy using this open plan space. Furthermore the barn is ideal for parties and events, yet only during this period.
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Farmhouse surrounded by mature gardens with extensive patios for large groups
west patio ideal for evening meals and sunset barbecues
many outdoor patios to relax in this peaceful oasis
x10 Rustic bedrooms
Grd floor lounge area with wi-fi
kitchen and dining room
the views are beautiful from every spot...
wedding reception, held in the party area.
outdoor wedding location
Wedding car
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Farmhouse and patios around the farmhouse
Panoramic pool area with 270° views, over looking the mountains & rolling hills
west patio seating up to 24 guests, with beautiful views
koi fish pond
Ground floor master bedroom
Grd floor lounge area with wi-fi
Kitchen and dining room
religious wedding ceremony held in the villa grounds
Party area. Celebrate your birthday, anniversary or Italian evening meal.
indoor wedding location
under Ponzano di Fermo's castle entrance
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This came out on 11/13. This is potentially a very lucrative area for non-interest income and Scott and Stringfellow will be overseeing it. Good thing since BB&T investments is one of the worst entities of its like in the country. Scott and String will have very experienced people to choose from now that Wachovia folks are leaving in lieu of moving to St. Louis. As long as BB&T corporate management stays out of it and lets Scott and String do their thing, this should be a positive for shareholders.RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Scott & Stringfellow Inc. today said it has expanded into the correspondent clearing business with Clearview Correspondent Services LLC.Clearview offers an integrated platform of front- and back-office clearing services for full-service and independent broker/dealers throughout the United States, including broker workstation technology, financial products and services, and clearing operations."Our client base is made up of local and regional firms that value a premium provider of quality service and who seek a committed partner to support their business," said Bill Robbins, a Scott & Stringfellow senior vice president who was named president and chief executive officer of Clearview.Robbins has 14 years of industry experience, previously serving as senior vice president at First Clearing LLC, a subsidiary of Wachovia Corporation.Scott & Stringfellow Inc. is a registered broker/dealer and wholly owned subsidiary of BB&T Corporation (NYSE: BBT)."With the backing of BB&T along with Scott & Stringfellow's strong regional culture, it is a natural progression to expand into the correspondent clearing business," said Scott & Stringfellow President and Chief Executive Officer Walter Robertson."Bill Robbins' reputation in the local and regional broker/dealer community combined with the high-quality service for which Scott & Stringfellow has been known for over a century will be a powerful combination in the industry.""Correspondent clearing is fundamentally a business of providing a consistently high level of service to entrepreneurial business owners," said BB&T Financial Services Manager Lee Youngblood."BB&T has a unique strength in this area as one of the U.S. Small Business Administration's top-ranked small business-friendly companies year after year. We are excited to bring the resources of BB&T and Scott & Stringfellow together to launch Clearview Correspondent Services LLC."Clearview Correspondent Services LLC is a member of the NYSE and SIPC and is a separate, nonbank affiliate of BB&T Corporation.With $130.8 billion in assets and more than 1,500 financial centers in 11 states and Washington, D.C., Winston-Salem, N.C.-based BB&T Corporation is the nation's 14th largest financial holding company. More information about the company is available at http://www.BBT.com.
Correct, they may be a little late to the fair here. Most of the big CCB deals were a few years ago (Pershing etc.). Plus, that business is much more commodity-like than people think....firms are always reducing costs to be more price competitive...BB&T has always has a tendency to ask more in price for the same service. Your point is well taken, if the Winston Salem guys stay out of it and let the professionals handle it, it may be a nice little business.
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When last we heard word from the campus of Paul Quinn College, local and state legislators had gathered to voice their unconditional support for the college stripped of its accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in late June. While the school works through the process of appealing the revocation, with the assistance of attorney Bill Brewer of Bickel & Brewer, a Friend of Unfair Park directs our attention to a Web site dedicated to saving the 137-year-old institution: Support Paul Quinn College, the main purpose of which is to secure donations necessary to keeping the doors open.
As Kimberly noted on July 13, the Texas Legislative Black Caucus is hoping to raise $1.5 million by the end of August. But so far, it's been slow going: A July 22 tweet from the SPQC account points to $1,400 raised thus far. There's also a Facebook page, where we find word of a Saturday fund-raiser on campus followed by an alumni pep rally.
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Meet and Greet
The Wauwatosa Neighborhood Watch Committee and the Wauwatosa Police Department are hosting multiple events for Tosa's Night Out this year. To show our support for the WPD and the Block Watch program, the Pabst Park Neighborhood Association is promoting a Meet and Greet on Sunday, July 31st. We encourage neighbors to pop outside at 7:31pm on 7/31 to make connections with the neighbors on your block. It can be as simple as introducing yourself to neighbors you haven't met or checking in with your block watch captain*. If you are not sure who your block watch captain is, please email me, and I can get that information to you. One block is considering serving root beer floats to encourage participation!
*Even if you are not interested in joining the Pabst Park Neighborhood Association, please consider registering your contact information with your Block Watch Captain to receive safety updates from the Wauwatosa Police Department.
Tosa's Night Out
Tosa's Night Out will have a new focus this year. The WPD would like to bring the festivities to each neighborhood in Tosa by encouraging localized Block Parties in addition to the celebration at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Wednesday, August 3rd. We already hosted our neighborhood block party, but we can try a simple way to connect and show our support that weekend. On July 31st at 7:31pm, we ask that everyone take a few minutes to come outside and meet the neighbors on your block. We hope to have our Block Watch Captains out to greet you as well. If you want to be included in our WPD and Safety Liaison email updates, you could give your contact information to your BW Captain at this time. Come on out and show your support for the WPD and the Block Watch Program. You can register here, for Tosa's Night Out at the zoo.
From the WPD:
On Monday, August 1st, from 6-8pm the Police Department, in coordination with our many neighborhood associations will host "Night Out in your Neighborhood" parties throughout the City. There will be four parties throughout the city that night. Come meet the Police Officers that work your neighborhoods, see squad cars, motorcycles, McGruff, fire trucks, children's games provided by the YMCA, hot dogs, chips and soda for sale by the Wauwatosa wrestlers, and other giveaways! Stop by to say hello to our officers or ask about crime prevention in your neighborhood.
Monday August 1st – from 6-8pm
Night Out in Your Neighborhood – regional block parties:
• Madison Elementary School, 9925 W. Glendale
• Fischer Building 12121 W. North Ave
• Longfellow Middle School 7600 W. North Ave
• Wilson Elementary School 1060 Glenview Ave.
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(2) Citizens learning how to recognize and report suspicious activity in their neighborhoods
(3) People using proven crime prevention techniques like Operation I.D., "target hardening", and lighting – landscaping and locking principles.
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Join us on Sunday, June 26th from 2pm-5pm for our Summer Block Party. The party will be co-hosted with the Inglewood Neighborhood Association. This is also the East Tosa Gran Prix Bike Race day, so you can spend the whole day enjoying the neighborhood! Our Block Party will be held on the half street at 68th and Garfield. We will have access to Washington Playground as well as the street.
Come and enjoy:
Games and Fun for All Ages
Live Music from the Lounge Lizards
Lemonade and Water will be provided, please BYOB if you want something stronger than lemonade!
Please bring a savory snack or appetizer to pass(Inglewood will be providing desserts to pass)
Make sure kids bring their bikes/big wheels!
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This event is free for current members. If you are not a current member we will be running a membership special if you sign up for the picnic. Since our membership year ends on September 30th, we will only be charging $5 for membership to attend the Block Party. Use our current membership form, here, but only submit $5.
Please submit your RSVP and registration information, here, as soon as possible. Didn't register, but find yourself free on Sunday, stop on by! Any Questions? Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call Tammy Crouch at 475.6345
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This will be water dependent! Pray for NO more rain!
THIS IS NOT A BEGINNER TRIP, IF YOU CANNOT PADDLE CLASS II, THIS IS NOT FOR YOU!!!! If you have taken our beginner class and had no trouble running the rapids on the Metro Hooch, you should be fine with this river.
As of now the levels on this section are within safe ranges. Higher than normal for this time of year, but low enough to still be safe. I have paddled it higher than it is today. Heck, at this level it is a real class II river and Chuck Shoals is a blast!
If the gauge listed here is below 400 CFS and dropping at 8:00 am Saturday morning, August 24th, the trip is a go. If it is higher and rising, this trip will also be washed out like many of the others this year. STOP DOING THOSE DARN RAIN DANCES, THEY ARE WORKING!
PFDs and Helmets are MANDATORY! If you are not willing to WEAR them, please do not sign up for this trip!
I have paddled this section of the Etowah many times over the years with water levels from low to high. It is always a fun paddle.
IF you sign up for this trip, please check the site and your emails early Saturday for any updates or changes. Our eye is always on the weather and the river gauges!
This section is suitable for WW or Rec Kayaks and of course open boats. You should be comfortable paddling Class II's if you plan to join us.
Cost of the trip is $35 if you have your own boat, I have extra helmets. If you paddle your boat IT MUST HAVE EITHER A DRY HOLD OR FLOAT BAGS IN THE BACK, NO EXCEPTIONS!
If you need a rental, call or email me and let's talk about what you need, the cost of a rental boat delivered to the river is $40 so a total of $75.00. Just change the amount from $35 to $75 when you sign up.
We will meet in the parking lot at The Outside World and consolidate the shuttle. From there it is not far to the put in. We will float the upper section of the Etowah from Hwy 52 down to Castelberry Bridge. We will leave the parking lot as soon as everyone arrives but no later than 10:15 am so please be on time, early is better!
For those of you who have never been on this river, this paddle takes us over several small class II's before Etowah Falls, a Class III-IV (this can be portaged of course). After the Falls, there are several more fun II's. This is about 8 miles and we will be on the water around 4+ hours, depending on how much we play.
As usual, dress for the water and the air. Layers, and waterproof outer gear are best of course. Bring lots to drink and a lunch. We always stop at the Falls for lunch.
If you have any questions, Please email me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com, that way mail boxes of other members are not filled with things they have no interest in. Or you can always call me, I always love to talk to fellow rats about paddling. [masked]
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John and Clint are both excellent, interested and dedicated instructors. They are both great guys that make learning fun and genuinely put the group ahead of themselves. I feel like I learned a great deal and made two friends at the same time. Trip couldn't have been better. Best deal in town.
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The financial meltdown of 2008 prompted calls for a global financial system that curtails trade imbalances, moderates speculative capital flows, and prevents systemic contagion. That, of course, was the goal of the original Bretton Woods system. But such a system today would be both untenable and undesirable. So, what might an alternative look like? Continue reading
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In this article, aptly subtitled It's lonely being the global policeman, Slavoj evokes a parallelism between the age of extremes that began as the British Empire was losing its grip with the present moment in history. Now that the Global Minotaur (quoting my book) is mortally wounded, "…the American century is over and we are witnessing the gradual formation of multiple centers of global capitalism".
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The Real-World Economics Review commissioned a number of us to write critical reviews of Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century. They include, beside the over-signed, David Colander, Edward Fullbrook (who must be credited for the whole issue), James K. Galbraith, Michael Hudson, Richard Koo, Richard Parker, Ann Pettifor, and Robert Wade – see below for links to their papers.
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In this podcast you can hear my discussion with Phillip Adams, on ABC Radio National Late Night Live, on fiscal austerity and its discontents. The backdrop for this interview was, naturally, the Australian Federal Government's attempts to 'sell' its latest Austerity Budget to the Australian people. (Click also here for my OpEd on 'Austerity comes to Australia', that appeared on the ABC's White Paper e'magazine.)
Following the passing of an Austerity Budget by the Australian Federal Government, the editors of White Paper (ABC Radio National's online magazine) commissioned me to write an OpEd on what lessons Australia should learn from the implementation of similar austerian fiscal policies in Britain and the Eurozone.
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Finland, like my homeland, Greece, is a small country at a treacherous geopolitical crossroads that traditionally inspired great anxiety amongst its people, but also instilled into their character considerable resilience. Unlike Greece, from the mid-1990s until fairly recently Finland succeeded in turning itself into a net exporting nation, ostensibly capable of powering its way into the 'core' of Europe's monetary union. So, when in 2010 my country sank in a sea of debt, Finland ended up as one of the countries that, reluctantly, guaranteed the gigantic loans afforded to countries like Greece. Soon after, Finland fell into the second 'dip' of its post-2008 recession, where it still languishes today. Continue reading
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In the last 25 years we've been learning a lot about the importance of sleep and the harmful effects of not getting enough. In my professional opinion, one of the biggest detriments to a lack of sleep, besides not being able to function at your best and feeling lousy, is the lack of dreaming.
Whether you remember your dreams or not, you enter the dreaming stage of sleep (REM) every 90 minutes throughout the night. Dreaming not only serves the purpose of memory retention, but also serves as a means of figuring out your current issues, coming up with creative ideas and even expressing thoughts and emotions you suppress during waking hours.
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Mapping the Progress of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease
Volume 51 of the series Advances in Behavioral Biology pp 329-335
Gait Disturbances in Parkinson's Disease
- Nir GiladiAffiliated withMovement Disorders Unit, Department of Neurology, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center
- , Jacov BalashAffiliated withMovement Disorders Unit, Department of Neurology, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center
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Gait disturbances have recently been added as the fifth cardinal motor symptom of parkinsonism. This addition was made due to the unique phenomenology of gait disturbances (e.g., in the form of freezing and festination) and their importance in the clinical spectrum of parkinsonism. In his famous "Essay on Shaking Palsy", James Parkinson first elegantly described how the parkinsonian patient is "irresistibly impelled to make much quicker and shorter steps, and thereby to adopt unwillingly a running pace...". Gait disturbances, like decreased arm swing, slower speed, and shorter steps appear early in the course of Parkinson's disease (PD), sometimes even as presenting symptoms. From the functional point of view, however, gait abnormalities are of clinical significance mainly in the advanced stages of the disease. With the current, modern treatment of PD, patients are able to maintain locomotion longer, but this is accompanied by motor response fluctuations and dyskinesias. "Off" state akinesia, severe lethargy, light headedness and dystonic postures of the legs or trunk and "on" state dyskinesias have created a new type of gait disturbance that was not seen prior to the levodopa era. Gait disturbances in PD exert profound effects on function and independence and haverecently been shown to be a major risk factor for institutionalization and death in patients with PD (Hely et al 1999).
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Neither Kentucky nor Indiana are very well prepared to handle how climate change might affect their water resources, according to a new study from the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Climate change is already impacting the states, the group wrote, and both need to better prepare or face difficult challenges that could make access to water more difficult and cause harm to natural landscapes and their plant and animal inhabitants.
Indiana "has yet to formally address climate change preparedness," the report found.
Kentucky's "consideration of potential climate change impacts on water resources in existing programs and policies is limited," the report concluded. It noted that in recent years the state has undergone some climate planning and has adopted an energy plan that at least calls for reduction in greenhouse gases — though there's no teeth to the plan.
NRDC reports, here, that Kentucky needs to emphasize conservation and efficiency, among other recommendations:
Considering that climate change is already occurring and its impacts are projected to intensify, the state also should actively be working to identify and implement adaptation strategies to reduce vulnerability and build resilience. "No regrets" strategies, such as water conservation and efficiency measures and green infrastructure for storm-water management, are particularly useful for addressing existing water quality and quantity issues while also increasing the capacity to adapt to future climate impacts.
It's not clear whether NRDC was up on MSD's green infrastructure program, which will spend tens of million on turning Jefferson County into more of a sponge instead of a funnel into the sewer system. It should also be noted that the Louisville Water Co. does not make conservation a priority; its shrinking water sales from increased efficiency and loss of industrial use has hurt the company's bottom line. The hope appears to be that the Ohio River will and the aquifer underneath it will always provide enough water for everyone to take very long showers.
The report also gave a shout out to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources for at least having a plan in place:
There are practically no state agencies working to address the impacts of climate change, with the exception of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources (KDFWR). In 2010 the department developed a climate change chapter for the state wildlife action plan by analyzing the potential impacts of climate change on species and habitats. In order to enhance the resilience of ecosystems to allow them to better adapt to changing environmental conditions, the plan proposed conserving and restoring functioning ecosystems, protecting key habitats, improving wildlife connectivity, monitoring ecological responses to climate change, and evaluating the effectiveness of actions implemented as part of this plan to support adaptive management.
Indiana scored worse. In this part of the report, NRDC predicted a grim future and called for action:
As the result of climate change, temperatures are projected to further increase; precipitation will likely occur more frequently in extreme precipitation events; and aquatic habitats will be threatened by warmer water temperatures, reduced lake levels, and more wave action during the winter. Considering the implications of these impacts on the people, economy, and wildlife of Indiana, the state should immediately develop and implement a comprehensive strategy for reducing the state's greenhouse gas pollution and preparing for the impacts of climate change.
NRDC says as climate change affects communities across the U.S., some states are doing more than others to prepare for the impacts on water resources. "These states are reducing carbon pollution and planning for climate change impacts. Yet many states are not acting and remain woefully unprepared."
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Launched approximately 1976, built by Seaglass Vessels Ltd in hand-laid GRP with teak decks. Centre cockpit with large aft double cabin and separate head. Spacious saloon with varnished
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Marina del Rey, CA, United States
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ST. PAUL -- Minnesotans remember all too well the days, weeks, months of squabbling over ballots two years ago. There were ballots with stray marks, raising in some minds a question about who those voters actually picked in the 2008 U.S. Senate race. In a classic example, the oval next to Norm Coleman's name was fully filled in, but there was a little mark in the oval next to Al Franken's name. The State Canvassing Board decided that vote belonged to Coleman. Then there were the ballots where voters appeared to be making political, or merely humorous, statements.
ST. PAUL -- Governor hopeful Tom Emmer lost a Supreme Court ruling Monday as an election board prepares to order 2.1 million ballots Minnesotans cast in the race to be recounted. "Those numbers are not going to change much at all now," said former U.S. Sen. Mark Dayton, who leads Emmer by 8,770 votes. Dayton stopped short of declaring victory. While Democrat Dayton continued a series of meetings preparing to become governor on Jan.
New Republican Minnesota legislative leaders picked committee chairmen with a lot of time in the Capitol, with little legislative experience and from many parts of the state. As could be expected, Democratic strongholds like northeastern Minnesota, Minneapolis and St.
ST. PAUL -- The Minnesota Supreme Court this afternoon will hear arguments in Tom Emmer's case that claims not all 4,136 precincts' election judges made sure the number of ballots cast in the Nov. 2 election matched the number of people who voted. However, Chief Justice Lorie Gildea's order setting up today's hearing did not indicate when a decision can be expected in the governor's race case. Gildea released her order this morning. Emmer claims that since the proper reconciliation between ballots and voters was not done that the State Canvassing Board should do that job.
ST. PAUL -- It is a good thing that Tom Bakk is a carpenter. As new Senate minority leader, Bakk faces a major rebuilding task, beginning with morale and ending with the 2012 election when Democratic-Farmer-Laborites hope to craft a majority. Senate Republicans took a 37-30 majority in the Nov. 2 election, kicking Democrats out of that position for the first time in three decades. More than a third of the Senate will be newly elected when the 2011 session convenes at noon Jan.
ST. PAUL -- Tom Emmer made it clear in his first post-election newspaper interview that his job is different than that of the Republican Party chairman. While Chairman Tony Sutton has delivered impassioned arguments about how bad the Nov. 2 election was conducted, Emmer took a step back. He said Sutton had to do his thing, but the candidate himself said that his job is to be satisfied that all the votes were counted that should have been counted.
ST. PAUL -- The Minnesota Supreme Court today said it may listen to attorneys Monday argue Tom Emmer' request that could throw out some ballots before a governor's race recount begins. Justice Alan Page signed an order today requiring all paperwork to be filed with the high court by 4 p.m. Friday. A hearing will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday if needed, Page wrote. Republican candidate Emmer on Wednesday signed a petition asking that the court require elections officials from Minnesota's 4,136 precincts to make sure the number of ballots cast in the Nov.
ST. PAUL -- Tom Emmer does not plan to exercise his option to cancel a statewide governor's race recount, which will continue the race until at least Dec.
ST. PAUL -- Tom Emmer says he wants the Minnesota Supreme Court to make sure that the concept of one person, one vote was followed in this month's governor election. "There are pools of votes where there are irregularities," Emmer told Forum Communications Co. Wednesday, his first interview with a journalist since election day. Emmer signed a petition asking the high court to order local election officials to reconcile the number of ballots cast in each of the state's 4,136 precincts with the number of voters.


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Let's traverse a trail or play some tennis, or if it's foggy, shoot some pool in a pub with a good IPA. My favorite movies are classics but not always at the top of everyone's list. My musical tastes run from the Black Keys to Muddy Waters and almost everything in between. I'm clever, well-read and educated with a wry, sarcastic sense of humor and I bet I can make you laugh at least a couple of times on our first date. I'm also independent, but I enjoy the company of a smart and funny woman with a great smile. In the words of Mr. Waters, "I live the life I love and I love the life I live."
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I'm disappointed, no make that devastated, Breaking Bad is no more. The same thing happened when the Sopranos concluded so I suppose this too shall pass. I'm consoling myself with the fact that Walking Dead isn't half bad. I also recently tore through the first three seasons of House of Cards, and it was brilliant! Other than that, its mainly PBS for the News Hour, Frontline, as well as assorted documentaries. I'm also heartbroken that the Colbert Report is no more, but I'm giving his new show a shot. And I do watch college sports; Go Blue!
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